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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
To,al,....5 o "a is ii Totals. 10 ID ~ 8 o
sBatted for Mcfarland In the ninth inning

st. Louis..........,...0 s. 5
Chicago.........,.,...,,0 o . 10
Two base hit--hicCarthy. Three base hits Tinker.
Klrg. stolen bases = Sha, non. FAIRY Slagie,
Mccarthy III BY p,chcr--i'y McFarsndl Wild
or Groihe. 2. Struck out-By Mcfarland, !: ny
Weimer.7 by Grothe. 2. Left on bases 81. Louis. 81
Chicago.s. rmpiTc-Z thinner Time hour and 40
minutes. Attendance 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
New York State Learue

AZ Syracuse-Syracuse. 3: Utica, !.
At Albany-Albany, 5: Troy. 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07

Two base hitsEByers Mcfarland. billiard. Burke.
base--Louty Double play .Gstins and o'Hagsn
First base on ball-on Mason, 2: % Bracken.
Breckenridge. 4; by Wolf, |. Left on bases-Bslu
more, 4: Newark, 10. First base on errors-Balu
more, ]; Newark, 2. UmpiTc-Rudderhtm. Time
hours. Attendance--I,225.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07

Two base hlt-Huggins. Three base hits-Ritchey.
Bransheld. Sacrifice Beaumont. Stolen bases
Steinfeld, odweli. Double plays-Schlei and Hug
gins, Leach. Rtchey and Bransneld First base on
balls-On Robertaille, !. Struck out-by Walker, 8:
by Robertaille. q. Umpire-Johnstone. Time
hours. Attendance .OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
Connecticut League.

Al Bridgeport Bridgeport. .: New London. :?
Al Aeridsn-Norwich, s; MerId,n, T.
Al SpringheId-New Haven, e. Springfield, g.
Al Holy oke- Hartford, 4: Holyoke. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
TURF.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY,
August 81 10 Sept. 10. $50 p N. Rain or shine.
10th DAY Bl sES+E MAIRoRF o,,s spa s.s.,
Leave East oath ST.. f. r.. via L. ]. r. r., at II
4, NJ. 1910 i2!o. 1850 90 PaIlor Car Train; 1o,
l:tO, 2i0, 24C $40 p. NJ Take ferryboat foot White
hall ST.. n. V. II A, NJ and thereafter every 20 min
utes, connecting a. sgth ST.; Brookyn. 80 minutes
cars transfer direct TO track. Concert by Lander.
GRAND STAND, 90. FIELD STAND, csc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
western League

Southern Tier Asse ella ton.
At Addison 1: Corning, ?.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
Rockland County Pair Races.

oRANdKBuRo, \. y, Sept. o;-1lttle Patsey.
the Staten Island campnigncr driven by Howard
Avery OF Richmond borough, made game atte mpt
70 land the 2lS pacing event o,day at the sixty
fine field In fast time In the nrst heat by head
Coronet Wilkes driven by Horace z. Demarest OF
New York winning the three next heats and the
race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BUSINESS WAGONS $3.50 WEEKLY PAY.
MENTS; ALSO FURNITURE VANS AT BED
FORD WAGON WORKS S54-78O BEDFORD
Ay, BROOKLYN. TEL. 1911 WILLIAMS
BURG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07

For maiden two.y odds: ten pounds below
he scale: $500 added: Eve and q half furlongs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07

Selling: for three ear ODDS and upward: 81 900
sdded Allowances; one mile and three -sixteenths
on n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07

Good start won handily: Waterside, b O.. 2, by
Watercress-Troyene owned and trained by j. Z.
Madden.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
ARSENIC IN VEGETABLES.
Serious Aspect of the Practice of U.s.
Ing Artificial Manurcs as
Fertilizers.

An important discovery has just
been made by the Lancet, whose
laboratory commissioners undertook.
some time ago. the examination of
number OF substances. including Ger
tain foods snd drugs in common daily
Use. and in the preparation OF which
-ulphuric acid is used. rs a result,
it was found that artificial manures
are rich in arsenic which is easily
soluble in water. This i the less sur
prjsing. saws Chambers Journal,
since the basis of artificial manure
namely supcrphns phate Of liWc-is
formed by acting upon ordinary bone
a-h with common oil of yitriol The
important point, however. is that II
has now been established beyond
douht that plants to which arzenical
manure is applied take up arsenic IN
their Tissues. Cabbages and turuips
gathered from fields manured with
pilates have given unmis-
talaisle evidence Of the presence of
arse ic It is probable that acid ac-
cumulates in soil which is constantly
being dressed with superphosphates.
so That plants raised on such soil
would absorb arsenic. and exercise
an injurious effect on the health Of
both man and animals II is even
possible. for a similar reason. that the
beef and mutton which we eat daily
contain arsenic The more impor-
tant question also arises; May not
the arsenic in malt be traceable to
the somewhat large amount of ar
senie inevitably present in artificial
manures? This aspect of the subject
is a very serious one. and demands
further and fuller inquiry.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
A CURIOUS YANKEE NOTION.
The ..TcIedIaErn pli' and Its Wonder
full Performances Are Not
Commonly Known.

There are fen people who know
that letters and pictures can be sent
10y telegraph. Indeed. 90 persons in
loo imagine that Such thing cannot
he done. But they are mistaken.
says Channccv McGovern, in Frank
Iesiie's Popular Monthly. You can
send your photograph from New
York city TO your friend in san Fran
cisco and get his letter OF thanks
within the space of single hour.
Nor will the letter you receive be a
mysterious series of dots and dashez.
but will look exactly a. your friend
has written it, 1t viii be in his per
sonal handwriting; not in the hand
writing of telegrapher. If your
friend fails TO dot an i. You will re
ceise it without the dot. If he I'M
derlines II word. crosses out another.
puts a capital in the wrong place.
You Will see the letter with all these
peculiarities.
The apparatus that makes possible
such wonderful feats Is called by the
inventor The 'telediagraph" Consist
the older words telegraph" "tele-
gram and telephone" the new term
is their second cousin.
The telediagraph is not a mere
promise made by an over-enthusias-
tic inventor. II will soon have been
in commercial operation for a whole
two years. Why. then. do so few peo-
Pile know about the invention? Sim
ply because the inventor SAW fit p
months ago TO give the exclusive use
Of the apparatus 20 n syndicate Of
six American newspapers for the pc
riod of two years. On the 18th Of
April that time expires. and the pic
ture telegraphing machines can be
installed in every telegraph Office in
the world
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
AN ODD INDUSTRY.
The Manufacture of Fishing Tackle
and Surgical Thread from SILK
Worm Intesfines

A curious industry is the manufac-
ture of sills-worm gut for fishing
tackle. The best of il comes from the
Spanish silk fields. y silk worm ready
to spin its cocoon has within Il long.
much convoluted intestine filled with
pure fluid silk The gut makers take
such worms snip off both csds. then
deftlv draw out the full intestine.
straiphtcn il. pass it through suudrS
chemical solutions to cleanse and
strengthen it, and at last dry il and
tie il in lunches, says an industrial ex-
change.
The result is filament several
yards long, strong. fine, elastic and in
water nearly invisible. This is the gut
leader attached TO the end of a braid
ed line TO hold the hook.
Silk worm gut is also useful in sur
gerry. It has possibly the greatest tex
t..e strength proportional To size of
any known ligature.
Chemistry has found ont a way to
do in tanks what the worm does IN its
stomach that is, how TO dissolve
woody fiber into Il clear ropy. liquid.
This is spun by forcing il through i'm
Vulnerable tiny holes in brass rylin.z
der Then The threads are cha9 '-ally
treated, washed. dried, hot "a ~
and vario9 ~ tortured. The ~ .t is
thread TIA looks and feels Ike raw
silk, but lacks HE strength of true
silk. II is used for wool, in many mills
with real silk warn
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
Disastrous Wrecks.

go essness Is responsible for many
wreck and he same causes
g. ing human wrecks OF sufferers
from Throat and Lung troubles. But
since the advent Of Dr.. Kings New
Medical Discovery for Consumption,
coughs and colds, even The worst
cases can be cured and hopeless re-
signation IS no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg OF Dorchester, Mass, IS
one many whose life was saved by
DIR. Kings New Discovery. This
great remedy is guaranteed for ali
Throat and Lung diseases By Il. y. y.
Todd, Druggist Price 5oc, and Leo
Trial bottles free.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04

We furnish our patrons at all times
with the choicest fruits and vegetables
at the lowest possible prices. In fact,
we have the best of everything in our
line, and yon will run no risk to select
from our wagon, or order by mail,
which viii be attended to promptly
and with the utmost care.
QUONG SING YUEN < Go.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
A Runaway Bicycle.

Terminated with an ugly cut on tn e
leg of J. b. Orner, Franklin Grove, III.
1t developed a stubborn ulcer unyield-
ing to doctors and remedies for four
years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured It's just as good for burns,
>oalds, Skin Eruptions and Plies. .
cents at H. a. Il. Iodd's Drug store.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
Look Out For the Dog.

When buying talking machines and
records, see that they bear the picture
Ola Victor machine and dog listen
ing to Ills Masters Voice" Machines
and records sold by y. ". II. delberg,
jeweler and optieian, Gardneryille, Ne-
vada
P. S.-Gall and hear it talk, play or
sing. Look cut for the dog. See al.
in another column.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
Not d Sick Day Since.

Il was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. | tried all sorts of
medicines, none ofwhieh relieved me
One day | saw an adj. OF your Electric
BitteIs and determined to try that
After taking a few doses felt relieved
and soon thereafter was entirely cur
ed, and have not seen a sick day since.
Neighbors of mine have been cured Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Debi-
ity.o This is what 3. T. Bass, OF
Fremont, y. G. writes. Only SOC, at
II. y. n. Todd Druggist.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04

Fourteen tons OF ore, yielding ST.
0,0 in gold bars, has been turned in
to the Carson mint within the last few
days. Ibis is from a resent milling Of
Goldfield rock.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
The Victor.

What a talking machine in your
home means and a few OF its uses-it
entertain, your friends; it brightens
the sick room, amuses and instructs
the children, and aids in the study Of
music and the languages.
The Victor Monarch talking nat
chimes, records and supplies are sold
by a. " III. Helberg,
.Jeweler ~ Optician.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04

ROCHELLE GA. Jan. 80, 1902.
Black-D -aught stock and Poultry
Medicine Is tine best eyertried. Our
STOCK was looking bad wnen you sent
me the medicine snd now they are
getting 50 fne. They are looking %
per cent better.
s. p. BROCKINGTON.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails TO
show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case sof DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They cut of
maaadies no matter how severe and
irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all
yield to this perfect Pill. zoe, Il. y. \.
Todd's Drug Store.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04

Subscribe for the REconD-eounlrp.
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CN ~
@ aAoDCtJ
OCN and
OUl.T RN
Me OlCl4e

stock and ultry have few
troubles which are not bowel and
liver irregularities Black
nraanht stock ard Poultry s r.
cine Is a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. Ii puts the organs Of
digestion IN a perfect cor iif.on.
Prominent American breeder al
farmers keep their herds and for
healthy Is giving them an acea-
sional dose ol Blaek-Draught stock
and Poultry elicine in their
food Anr stock raiser may baFa
25-eant half-pouud air-tight can
II this medicine from his dealer
and keep his stock in yigorou
health Tor weeks. Dealers gener-
all4 keen Black-Draught Stock anl
Poultry Medicine If yours dos
not send > cents for a sample
can to the manufacturers, TIE
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanoOga, Tenn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

geId)idtli6c Mirtung MADDEN, ME
mails ober IN Der l%lmoid)tlug, Die lid)
Der 3eitgcnoiie nidt mtfottropiren
ldBt. @riQpur5er mo 8oetbe halteil
Ole Siitorie i'm 0rumo iibcrboltpt
iiir mnpoetiid mo Wnornmutiih.
@oetbc erflorte Die 8eihihte fiir
uieI 5ll Ounm ln0 meinte, lie iei
bios oo5lt ga, 0onlit ole Gi6tcr Sru.
000ien bornllS mohten. @riupor5cr
oriiftc lid, nod Oraltii6cr nlta:o&op
DER Selrfel Die @cihidtc! Ger Did
ter fonn lid niht oorum fiimmern.
Niles iiebt 81 icincr Belt unocrs ans,
ais ip0tcr."
SdJon i'm @rin5ip bat 9tmlcntbol
iid) mobl Ae0cn ocl biltoriihenS inn,
ais olld) ge0cn Die poetiide Wtoglid)-
felt, eincn biitorii6en &orgnn9 0urd
Sen Shleier ser &crgangcnbcit bid.
tcriid) uerbiiuen 81 fonnerL pergun-
gen. 0e9bolb lit ooS 9erliner Ser
bot QcGen Ole Nltffiibrllng oe5 Stii-
DIES gar nid)t 10 nbnc @citerC8 81
oeroon1melL cS liegt ibnt mcbr Gltbt.
Tides 6eingeiiibl ST. @run0c, ais cs
bel obCrflGdIi6cr 9elrrtbcihln9 bCn
Nnlhcin bat, obgciebcn pon ocm 20.
littlhen Wotip, Dos bier uiht ndhcr
beiproden mGrocn iou. Nber @llt-
mcntbol, Der &ill0e, bot 0od] gut &c
rednet. Gr iogtc lid: oob nun Die
Hclltc politii6 o0cr poctiidL oh lie
biltorild o0cr oid)teriid) 0cnfcn 49,
EcuQierig limo lie pile, Den ouen Dis
mart mcr0en lie ale gernc Dor ibreu
NlAcn berlumipa6icrcn icben, "unb Is
mar nid)t Ser oiimmlte GinfnQ, in
Der &orreoe 5ltrl Stiid oireft olii
&oiicr Milbelm un0 Sen oltcnHeid)S'
ton5Icr b%in5npeiierp 49, ircilid) ins
mcr i'm Sihtc Der 0idtcriiden Gin
Grblrng.
@ic e3 NIT 6ieier oltsiicht lit
boIo geinQt. @enn @cididlidlfeit,
Scifti9feit ser Sprodc, ilotte Mort.
proaung unb eminente 9iibnented).
hit Den Nidter ousmodteu, Damn
lnilBte Sllumentbol I'M oramotiihen
Saeoeder nit 0em Stern fiauriren.
~ ober lit cS bios cine biirgerlid)c
INN ntht 81 io9cn ipieBbiirQerlid)e
Mcrber1c - III Der. trob bunter9luS.
ltottilng mo mooernem &rimSfronis
bio" EbiIiiterfrob ierpirt miro.
Ser toote Solpe miro in Dem quoen.
bid be9raben meroen. ioboIo bic
9ten9ter oeS Gdges beirieoiqt iein
miro. Sn Der St1Geunq Der 8ontie-
men biirrte ooS .@eibe Molicl" Dem
tooten aonig Der Sbierc iiber iein.
Gic Goritcllng i'm GcutIhcn GoIfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

@obl BON 2uno uno &olf muB altl
@fciIern aus cOIerem NfatcriuI ri
ben; oo9 SGnoIcrintereiie geuilgt
nift ais StiiBe.
Gte Wdnuer, oenen muier Bolts
durottcr 0eu beiteu TbciI ieincr Sra.
AlnA 81 Oonfcn bat, bo6cu immcr
oud) NIT riifiiht3Ioicitcr Oiicnbcit
Ole Gtuaruiihie ibrcr Belt befGmpit.
Ole groBen Tidtcr mo S6riitItcuer
buben picl iiir inns aetbon. 6oit nod
mcbr ole groBcn Hc0ncr, 0cren 3ur
Trcibcit, Ginigteit unO GbrlidfcIt
mubncn0cn Nortc Iollten @i0crball
funOcu. 2lu Wieiitcn Die WGunCr
0crcn 5on0Clu 5u un9 ipro6 oocr
ocrcn Mortc cine 6cIouoerc @eibt
uno @cOcut1m9 Oo0urh crbicltcn,
0uB lie Don Aj}0umcrn Der Gbut &c
lproden murcll. @rob fom Elm &olf
mW mcroen. mcuH rs Ebotfruit bat
mo mcnn Ole GrimCrumg an icir
Ncraon0enbcit ml3 Qciumocn g&lr
5rlu 0cndhrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

tbeoter itono ollf glei6er &obc nit
Der oGi6tlng."
I'm Die iebigc @ur0tbeoteripbGre
81 fenl5eidlnerL, bralldt bios notIIl.
5irt 5l meroen, ouB im pergo10enen
Spieliobre Sbufcipcorc "a Neal,
@oetbc ) Wtol, Sltloo uber 81 Wtol
ollf0efiibrt lpurOc. Gu9 io9t 10 5icnl-
lid) olle9 u1o beluetB, Dab OoS Burg.
Gbcoter YubIitum nit qciittacrNrs
belt ui6t 9crooc bclnitct miro. 0o5
neucite Stilt bon 6ltlOo, oNtu5tcros
&C." Shotipiel IN pier Nu.i5iigCh
iGQt nidt aus ser Eonurt. ltrnltC
6iqltrcn, lroltc &org0n2c u1b Ser.
med)iellnQcn, uroltc M}oroI - nlc3
nllimoocrniiirt nlf biaigc Nrt, fir
Den nttllclcn@ebroltd) AMI oeu@lon5
bcrgeridtet, logon NIT elmer mage.
mutbigcn Eointc, Die 0oS Gciu0bnlt'
d)c Gn0c: lie triegcn iid sum
S6luB," lmm0gli6 modt.
Sm r&orltbeotcr bat it'd cine neue
Opcrette: Sic llitigen %Nibclungen"
NIT piel@liid cingeiiibrt mo 6eboltps
tct. Ger befunnte NlItor uon@iup'S
@crocgong oHiOcUnnlS" bat iid) 0c2
neutrality-suspicious. bent0htigt mo e.
nit Dem idorfen mo geiul5enen&u.
NOR, Der i'm 6orotteriltrt, ais Cert
fiir cine Spcrette bcor6eitct, Die nit
ser gro5i0icn, luibigen Mlliit bon
OStnr StroltB, Oem m%niifoliid)en
SlAitrntpr oea meilono llebcrbrettl3,
cine iiberullS lllltige COMPETITION
mramodt, 9ie 3oriteulng - 8lo.
iel ola Arimmiger @ngeL fiir lid
id)on cine ScbenSmiir0igfcit - Wil.
lp Bauer, Der itimmgcmolti9e Sieg'
frico ? Senor, uno ole 6rl5. Merpio'
la (&%rienbil0e) ltn6 Nerma( 9ritns
biI0c) - trtg oo5u bel, cinen ppllet
Griolg 5u er5ielen. SIN Gnrltbedter
miro ulio mieoer gclod)t mo geliil-
0cn - ooS mar id)on LANCE nibt
mebr bo. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
@icucr Sbcatcr6ricf.
Ger toote &orpe" uno .Wu3ferooe"
bon GSfor 9liumcntbal.

Vton mllB lid biIlig mlmocrn, oub
Elm 10 allBcrorOcntli6 fIuger uno
iinbiger Mtonn, mic Safor 9hlmct.
tbol Der Gerill6ung nid)t mioerite.
ben tountc, Elm Stiid lpie Ger toOtc
Somc" 81 id]reiben, obrc 81 merfeu,
ooB ihm iijr OoiicIbc ooS luiftigIte
HeQlIiiit iebIte, ser iiir einen biItori.
lhcn &orgong ooer lelbit fiir Die 10
genonntc llmldlreibuug 0urh lnl9e.
0if)tctCn Ort ut0 HerionCu - oEiu.
Int n0tbi2e biitorild)c Sim1, Der ans
Der %cr~9ulAcnbcit leinc Nobrurg
bolt mo III Der @e0cnmort 5l leben-
bigger Ecr5cption gclonGt. Gem moS
mir in Der @e9cnuurt crlcben, Der
licrt Die 8ieienperipettiuc, itebt ihorf
iunrilien luto niifteru Dor lmicrcm
llrtbcil, erlpcft in inns Die ilbcr3rlt.
Nenoe Sihcrbeit Ger Sbotlodlcn. Of
ne olld) MIR ocn tlciniten oidteriifer
SlllpllUl OF Dt|lllSlluIINH' ~N StpDC
Gromo oc& crIten Nnpoleon olti ct,
Ncleno nor fiir Die 3eitgenoiltn
nidlt mebr oils Elm u%itfregenoes
3eitlngserlebniB, unb nit Dem Gin.
brlld icner Niihternbeit, Die tuobI
Ser idIinmite 6einb ser 9ihtitnJ
lit. llnO ridtS lit 10 rii6terr, mie
Die Solbpergongenbeit, nid)t elnrlol
Gle groiie @egenipart, Die bod ne
nigitenS ourd) oic Senintion Der lei
0cnIfoftIiden Fro mo Contra be
madt miro.
Ter Snbolt oeS oGooten Sopen"
lit oos qroBe gismord 1rnmo. Ter
autor ielbit betennt lid, oojil. Gin
@or9olrg ipie oieier. ben ur.iere &c.
11erotton miterlebt bat, oeilen &c
rin9ite Wotipe uro @irSeInbeiten &C.
nan betonnt marcn. fam mr. oils
loldcr, III gctreuer @icoergobc ieinc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
@prl Nenriaen.

@om Hbcin miro gei6rieben: Ser
ncue gSein lit eingeteltert, Die @eir.
leie i'm Hbcinguli bceloet. 0os Wcts
Ter luur in Sen lebten Sogcn beion
oers giinitig, Der i90ler miro in bic
Hcibc Der gllten rSobrgGnge i'm lleuen
,Sobr6llnoert Sen erlten Ylob ciHneb.
men mo ii6 nidt 10 leidt ans bieicr
Ste1utg p~erorGngen Iuiicn. = Der
yNere" ifeint eS gor15 ~gelpoltig IN
iid) 81 boben. Gie letter. Sonntoge
am Rbein Doben berebteS 3eugniB
oaiiir obqelegt. Mander, Der NIT
Den belter Nbiidtcn Nadmitta0s in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
Gin ~DerfO6leuer, binteuitigtr nnO i%dWidenOtr JeuO Der TrQutn.
Sitle SGieuOc Trauer leiOeu n~nnOtbiger gSe1c OQran.

gs sieBt cine tln8nbI 5rausr, Defenders
SauSfra!eH iolUte ale %anoere! 5raneH Die &c.
ieiH Bic iiber ale .geiGret69na eIen6 iiHo. .ins
fnG ipeiI ibre araft uHo Ge6ensfabiefeit aufges
funat piro burD fatarrbalti6 e gtfHifie bon ben
BeI0iesO rgaHsn. 9iefe 6rnueH iteben oes Wlora
gems miioe uuf, fnleppeu iib ben Gag binourb
init iBreH 8fltdteH, Hlr nm gbeuos 70 mitoe
Uie 5iOor 81 gett Oh gC9en.
5rnu qua @art9u, 1913 Dit IL. etrafe, Rcp
1ori, d. y. Gieie Game 300 eauB iirBlth
BON IroD oaBiH. GiE fdreibt: so lit 6rei
Sabre an Der 9ranlbeit, Die auaeMein ais Geus
corrb6n Det1nnt 1T, Hlo 6iuur in 8erbtnoung
nit lterusaGeribpdruHg. Sic @ler3te rtetben
gu elmer Cperatton, Die i'd febr ~ilrdltete mo
mtb tbr onber beitiG mioeriebte. gls id BON
Dem g8ertb BeruHas aeIeier, belt Id e5 fir bu5
Bette, init 6ieiem iuobIbeiarnten 6eiImttteI els
men &eriuh gu MAIDEN, una 70 faufte t0 mir
beHr fofort orei SIai6en. Sebt bin id cine
guI5 0noere 5rmt. Berura iurirte min; in
Hnbm ueun 5Iaiber, aber in fihIte mia 10 be-
SeIteHo better. oaB i'd IS iueiterHubm, oa I'D 10
tebr cine Gperntion %fiirdltete. Seute bin Id
BET better 8efuuobett mo babe min felt fiirfs
Sebt Snbren Ht6t 70 tuobI befu1oeu." - Grau
GOG gartbo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

oen &beingou fubr, fam enttpeoer
o1If iebr ihnoden 6iiBen oOer gor
ni6t micocr beinr. Ger o6eoerpei-
be" mor linn in &opf uno @cinc &c.
gonqcn. SeIbIt Ole Gobrr6oer po:
rem nidt mcbr 5llrehnungSi0bia,
ionit mare ea follnl SIT erflGrelL ooD
man Elm 3meiroo ouf Der Gbouiie2
Don &ollcntbol nod @ieS6ooen oti.
funO, Der Su6rer obcr mar unO bIicb
pcri6nrn0cn. ser i00lcr bottc Is
ibu u%ngetbnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

men. Sd aeGrant0te es bertdutis 5pti 8oheu
lang llno 50 ilrlrte MID bolltdnoig. Sh bnNe
ieitoem feline Sbmcr5en mcbr Aebabt mo figle
tpte neraeboreu. SUI bin nubrbait hnntbur liir
Die sbbilfe. Die mir Gur9 HeruHu 0efppr6eI."
Barbara 2IljcrtD.
Sraa auic Mann. SOC @atb9rrt straR,,
SprDnt0, Sut., Canada, @icgsSruiiOCutiu Dr
Saeise NiO Sprietl, imTttbt: $50 freue tni0,
benz Beruna meIIl EUb SIT loueII Iiir Die gr0be
SrletbterunG, ole in ourgn lelnef; @ebrCld Qcs
luaHr. S1 lit Sa5re lana an Jtiitenleioen
lino bernoorldeEAcn Shmer5err ln6 oft ulBie
10 al Nett. uno 6prt perbleiUeu, lUe1u pieI 6u
tbuH uHo th beiuobe Hiht III entbebrcn mar.
IS mar Oebbulb cine GpbItbut. ouB Heiue glu's
meriiumIeit nut Beruna pcIcuit Durhe, Seter
Sug idtet mir irtides Qebeu gu aeben uno
ieoeH Iug fiIbIte ttb loobIer. uno Id oerfprab
mir ieIbit, oaB luenn es MID ~fIrirte. Id es be-
firtrorten tohroe, 10 bab es uuoeren letbeu0en
Traueu befnrut niiroe. Sb bin felt eiuem
Sabre BET o0uer @eiuHobeit. glrbett uHo Ger.
gHiiaungen getHIleu mir, neil meiue &eiuuobeit
nun Gut 1T. uuo ieiH Irubel fheint mir Bu
fbiper 3lm trnRcn, tuenu in bel gutter @eluuo'
belt bin. 9ernnu mar einfGb Elm bdusltdc3
8eoiiriniB Ino th lperhe ME ,uieoeu O6ne bas,
feIbe ietll"- 6rau Eute Mann.