davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

Nothing Hut all wool fabrics are
boys suits. Fabrics thai We can gu
resi- wear. These leIuifaments W
Sit on their fulfIlmeat.
Lot t52f is a double breasted I'M
9er'ed chesiot ia tan and erav over.
riaia effect. seres lined, extra set
OF buttons. tailored pockets and b.lt
strap; a thing Of beauty Rs2'llar
ts,,t 70
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20
Boys Nnee Pant Suits

sed nshe makeup Of our lines of
rance and clothing that is made to
ieidIy exact frGn. the makers and in
Lot G775 is handsome black un-
fHi he'd yorsfe1 double breasted suit
fine SERGE lining; yell made and trim
a!e. IN excellent dress SHIT for a
small sam. ages to l.. Regular
prce Sc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

Compassion knows nothing Of con
descension
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20
Special 100
Ladies Waists

Twen y-five dozen all wool tricot
waists. made with tucks and full
sleeves in black. tan. ri, blue brown,
castor and navy Regular price, s..
Special 69c
Ladies Underwear
A line of excellent mixed WOODEN
underwear in scarlet al half valua.
Regular price. 80 cents
Special 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

Wind up of certain lines Of the well
known Stein-Bloch and Schloss
Bros. makes are included in this lot.
They are in worsted. cheyiots and
unfinished worsted. Variety enough
for all tastes These suits sold at
$3.50 and So We bunch then. all
together at the special price OF
80
Let 7642 is made up in wotsted and
oyerplaids in fancy mixtures. A beau.
tiful selection Of garments and cal
c1lla cd 10 please. Regular price,
S11.50
Special 1888
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20
SSpedal5 $40

Special $40
Az odd los of several lines corstst-
ing Of fancy mixtures also blue and
back and only ore ot SIC: aees
\ ~ II Regular prices $50 and St.
Special 2.99
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20
Special l3.75

Special 3.75
An odd lot Of sailor blouse sui in
various fabrics and styles: great
bargain in small boys suits; ages
> - 10 >. Regular price $50 and s..
Special 2,49
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20
Special 40
ROas. Rufis and NeckpieCes

The comfortable and convenient ar
ticles come in long and short lengths.
Black. blue pink, white, black and
white. white and black.
Regular pre-. s1.5o to $50; spec
ial prize. s1.oo
Regular pr.ca. $50 10 So: special
price. $3.50.
Blankets
Fine al-wool Blankets, ia wide.
These are slightly soiled from, hang
ing on display in the store and show
windows. but are easily cleaned.
Regular price $40: 50 cial. S7.75.
Regular price. s12.5o: special 1925.
Regular price. s17.50; special. S13.25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

Mrs G. A. Hardness is making
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

Mrs. +. p. McGee is cosvalescing
after brief but severe lness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20

Mrs. J. r. Dicker n returned FRI
day from Dewitt, VII re she spent
few days With friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-20
Special 6.l9
Mems Shirts
Mems Sweaters
Mems Clothing

in that needed suit? Never prices cnAap
Here are i've dlneh
all tailoring SUPERIOR
a1yies sartisi to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

CO. Hidter Barter miro rpobrI6ctu.
lid nit ggsSenotor 6tu lun6 @m.
i. Sbeeban cine aopofatenfirma
griinoen nit Dem Suuptbiireau in
Seem BORT. Barter lit Gin armer
Nann mic c3 bcibt. Seine 0ret
6ormeu iin0 nit Sgpotbefen b%claitet,
uno ieine 6reunoe f6nueu iid nidt
erfI1ren, pie er eS fertiq brodte, iiir
Shiff8boutrlrIt- un0 StobItruit g 9(f.
tien 3u bc3obIen. g8ie man iagt,
miro cr icin 9anoqut in Giopu8 gang
oufgeben. Ole @aitfreibeit, peIdc
er ndbrcn0 ser Champagne au3iibcn
mlrBtc, iorpic ieinc 6otcIfoitcn mo
ole Hciicn bdbcn ieincu @elObcutel
itarf on9cArificn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

@cldtite, oft 8.55uiae uno 3p6Ii c.
5olll8e @eI9iiBe. Gle N@ijli3battcrie
pat oler5ebn 3-80uige @ei6ijbe, -
&relp1l'noer, 16 @uidtnengcitit5e
l'eIfIereH &oIiber5 uno pier IorpeOo'
ro1rc. Sir sic Sdladtdiiic oieicr
SlolIe lit cine 6obr0cianinOi8fclt
BON - 4noten sic SnmOc contraft-
lid feItgeiebt.
oytep-Scrieg" bat cine Ydn0c BON
l35 SUB, cine @reitc BON 1910 SUB
ltno eilten &ietgang uon 26 SUB;
Holtmgebalt $1,000 Eomeu. Ser
@oltcnprciS fir Ocu @du oc5 5diifeo
betrogt 3,5900OO. Ger &mupi oea
S6ltteS erb0It eiltcn ooppcitcn 3cl-
lcnbnoen uuto lit in 22J moiicroidtc
Sfotten o69ctbcilt. Ger Stoblpon-
ger, Der ben &umpf um9ijrtet bat cine
eide bon bier bis eff 3o0. 0ic 9reb.
tbilrnle fiir Die t2.50liQcn @eidiibc
merhen nit tO5GUiQcn @lotten gc-
por15crt. Die GoblcnrGlmc ioiicn ci.
men &orrotb bon 1900 Tonncn. 3luei
&lloipott- Is licfern SOS
eleftriI6e 2idt fiir ict,3 5O30QiQc
Sdeinperfer mo iiir Die qeiommte
Notwithstanding. Gas Sdifi cr6GIt
terner cine 9citiairmoibinc iiir bie
9erltcditng bon SiiBmoiicr ans Mcc.
reSipoIier mo cine Gi9moihine, ionic
Die AuSItottltna cincs GIoaQcniNifie9.
Die 9eiobung, eini6licBlih Giii5iere,
WfntroIen mo WarinciolootclL miro
700 Monn bctrogen.
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Sd)ladtId)iff rNe,u.S criep" uum
Stapel.
8 nincn, Woil.. 10. N5nr

8 inc y, MoiI,, 10. 0touember.
0oS neltc SdIodtidiif .Nelu.
Seriep" iultroe beilte oabier crfolo.
reid pom Stopel oeIoIicu. Srou
ainnep pon5oe ben Gar,foft, inoem
lie cine 6laihe Gbompo9ner an 9llq
oesS6iffcS 5eri6litg, oils iid oaIIelbe
ollf Der 8i,tlfbabn in 9eueaul,o
leete,
8ouperneiir Wiirpbp BON 0em-
Seriep, Soter Der 6rou Simmer, iuor
nit leinem gan5eu Stobe 5lt9esen.
ygtem.Seriep" uno oas i'm Sftober
niiI Der @erft Der .9atb (Ote.) aron
@orfS"pom Stapel geloiieneS hlaht.
Ititt Georgia" iino SbpeIterihifie
urro geboren nit ben im 9ou beerif-
Teltet Rehabilitation .Sirginio."
"Hbooe SSIono" uno .Nebrasfo" Der
nelien alaiie BON S6lodti6iffen oil,
oeren 9ou Der Gonereb angeorbnet
bat
Die Notwithstanding oes ,Iem.
Serlep" lit Die eleibe, ipie Die Der oil.
oeren S6Iodtitiffe bieier aloiie, uno
5luar: Saiiptbotterie: bier stp0lfSouige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
Cine Crfnnocnc Wurit6at.

SaDanu, 10. Hopcmber. - Ger
@ouocrnellr bon Einor Del Rio &c.
mcutirt Die Melbung, ooB Elm Yoli.
slit IN Yinor bel Hio eincn Nmcrito
ner, NomcnS 5. Z. GlcpeIono, gct60-
tct babe. Ger GouOcrncur iogt, bic
gon5c @citihte lei bloB cine anci.
penroticrci geipcien, lntb Der Nmeri.
toner. Der bctrrntct mar, lei bon Dem
EoIi5iiten ongeidoiien uorocr, ober
nid)t foot.
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InS Baltimore GOuntp.
&cirotbS . 2iccn5cn ert6cilt. - @er
crbGlt oic Gommiiiion? - ainb
itarb on @rii6ipltnoen.

Sm areiSgeriht fir Baltimore.
Gountp SIT Tolpion it1o iolgenoe
SeiratbS Z 2iccn5en erIoiien morbcn:
@iainm 9. NnorelpS, 80. po,t
%9lrlington, Baltimore Golntp, u1o
SRI. Morp Glen Mogliot, %, BON
Sbcrmoo6, Baltimore = County.
eugene Soiepb Cobb bon Nid)-
mono, 8o., 33, un6 Sri. GOptb g.
Grice bon 0opnnStopn, %; Ippli.
fnnt 8. q. Scoring.
Charles 6. @ibiolt, 81, llno SRI.
Womie s. san, 10; 8eioe bon Sigh.
Ionotoipn, Baltimore . Gountp.
George Goporo Seorif bon Iboe-
mir, A, uno @unice @lmire &nigbt
bon Baltimore, AZ.
@iuinm ImbroIe Solllplipe, %,
bon 0r. SO, Noro-4nnitroBc, 9oIti.
more, un6 Sennie airher. 20, BON
Hr.tS02, 2omboroltraBe, Baltimore.
Goipor 3eberlein, 20, BON Or. 8,
0tlonItrobe. Baltimore e County,
mo Minnie 10. &omcait, IS, ponGon-
ton; Ipplifont George 5. SerI.
8er erbGGt sic 6 . NJ.
miiiion?
GOmnro =. SiG bot I'M &reiSge.
rtd)t 81 Somion cine gctition 9egen
8uItap Y. 2iirmoun uno Sorace
Slingluff eingcreidt, III nclber er
oos 8eriflt eriltft, 3i entiheiben,
rper bon bteieu Ole Sltrnne bon 1915
erbdlten Ioae. Ser alGger iagt in
Der Eetition, baB er i'm Sinni 1908
bon SeIite q. Wutnifbupien uno In-
oeren bcoiftragt mltroe, einen a1ll.
fer fir ein Stiid 9onb, inter Dem
Ranen Bellevue" befannt, nobe 90
tonspiqe 5li finbelt. Die Sertlaaten
bdttet linn bel Dem Serfaltie gebols
fen linb iebcr oerielbe perIange ieet
cine Gommiiiion bon 21@ Grosent,
mas bel einem 8erfaufspreiic poit
$4,000 bic Summe bon 1915 aus
Mode.
Sinh erIag Sen Bril- f.
N II II c II.
Der siuei Sabre alte Sobn bes
SamieI gnior, Der an 9riiblpunocn
Itarb, Die er oaburf erlitt, baB er
eiilen Sopf bon beiBem Sbee bon
bent GBtiide aui iib fallen IieB,
ipiiroe am Mittpod auf Dem 6rieb-
bofe DER 9lad BOD gaptiltenfirde,
I'M 5. 9iitrift, beerotet. Gaftor So.
ibuo Nome omtirte. !
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Tepprtation pcrcitclt.

9emofrotii6erG ountp .9eamter cnt.
fiibrt, ieoo6 pom Sderiii einac.
bolt uno bcfreit. - Simmer nod
@irren I'M Cripple , Greet.
0iItritt.
Cripple Greer, Col. 10.
Nobember. Sranf 9. Wtannir,
ser oenlofratiide Gountp.Glerf ltno
Gecoroer, lit peridluumoen mo cS
beiBt, bab ein 9iireer . Gomite ibr
ans Cripple Greet entiiibrt mo linn
befoblen bat, Ben 0iitrift fiir INNER
SIT ~perIoiien. S6eriff gell iunb ieinc
Mannidaft baben iid anfgemad)t,
Sen Mob 5u perfoIeen. Die angeb.
Iid1e Deportation bon Monnir bot
bier aroBes Iuiieben erregt uno oie
3emofruten riiitcn iid lit Gripartirng
peiterer Gonflifte.
Die Hepublifaner bebnipteit, ooB
i'm 9iirear bes Goumtp.GlerfS Sc
mano iid an Die @abIlrne gemod,t
urb bob @onnir oesbalb aus Dem
Golu,tp pertrieben iporber lei.
(Spdter.) - gs gelans Dem Sd1e-
riff gea, Wanuir uno feline @ntfiib-
rer e~in5ubolen. Mannir ipar et1pa
onoertbolb MeiIcn meit bon bret
Wtdnnert entfiibrt lporben, alS DER
Sderiif unb feline Goiie lie einbolteil,
Vfannir purbe befreit nno @illlnirt
Garrlttbers, &arl gpnns nno Y. e.
GorneliIon pegen Gntfiibrnng per
bnftet uro inter lie $500 9iirgIf)aff
gelteat. G~arrutbers lit Der 5rad)ts
I9ent Der Cripple Greet . Central
gabn" uno mar mebrere Sabre lang
@ebiilfe BON Gountp-H Recorder Wnn.
mir. Die anbercn beioen Berbaftetett
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Sonooner GreB 6 0 n.
mentdre.

2on6on, 10. Nopentbcr. - Gle
neutrality-suspicious. foiien &idter
Barriers @liidwunif) . 0epeide oil
Den Yraiioenten RooiepcIt ais eine
oas @abIreiultot Init @enouigfeit
uuo prdenurter 9iir5e" darofteriii.
renoe 9eiirtbeiIung auf. lleberidrif.
ten mie Gin GertrauenSpotum" uno
n&ooiepeIt's Triumpb" finoen iid,
iiber alien 9eitartifeln. Sic @obl
miro bon aQen neutrality-suspicious.
ais giirsifaft oafiir betraf)tei, noaB
amerifa in Der 2oiung aIler inter-
nationaIen 8rogen aiii Der Seite Der
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tioucn gc6obt, inocm oic &onIfribir.
ten tcincn llutCrihieo 5luiid)cn iilots
lden mo on0Crcu 9ramtUcinldOcn
mohtcn, lon0cru mlr oororrf ans mns
rem, iid) Ocn 0clicbten o@utfi" rnter
allen l%lmltGn0cn 6lt pcridaifclt.
MitcbSf, HuBluuO, 10. 9top. -
@Gbren6 zines bcutc bier itattgebohs
ten observation-disclosures gerunnllcn Die
bctrunfenen 8urid)en cine Belt lang
Ole llcbcrmod)t ilber Die Yoli5ei uno
Die &oiofcn. 8i5 &crItGrtung fir
Icttcrc cintroi, itrid)ell tic sic Sto0t
ROTH an mn0 mod)tcu sic StraBcn in
9cfGbrlidcr @eile umiid)er. Sic pIiil1,
Oertcn Die 2GOcu, nobel lte eS Dor Nl.
lem ollf Die SdnnppSifdtfcn ubQeie.
ben Dutten, mo fielen iel6it Die SUB.
g0nger ollf ocn StraBen an uno be
roubtcn iic nm ibrc @ertbiaden. Sro.
ming mltroe icOod idlieBlib lpieoer
her9eltellt, oDnc OoB eS 81 8llltoergIe'
Ben gefommcn lpGre.
petersburg, 10. Hop. - @olls
ncrneur Gbepclcm3ti bon Mitc68f 1T
obNcicBt moroelL neil eS ibm nid)t &c.
lang, Die &cicrpiiten = llnrlGen IN
8ite6Sf mdbren0 Der MobiImadunG
81 untcroriidcn. General S6auIoto,
&ice.8 ouberneur bon 9oipno, miro
fem Rnd1fnIocr
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sos fiir Gam Tron5i8co

; - q = -
Petersburg. 10. Nopember.-
Gin @riei bon einem Sffi5ier oe5 rui.
ld)en 9iilfStreu5erS y2cllo," Der mn
#. September in Snn 6"rorsiSco an.
fam mo BORT inter oen Neutroli-
totSgeieben ielt9cbnltcn mrroe, lit
bier peroifentlid)t morOen. %n oenl
Sdlreiben miro Der @er5Iihfeit Der
Son Sran5iSco'cr gegcn Die Sifi5ierc
mo Wonnihaften oeS Sd)iiicS ooS
bod)Ite Cob 9e5ollt. Ild perIid)ert
Der Sdreiber ocS @rieicS icine9ono8y
leute, CT babe nift ods @erin9ite bon
elmer otgeblifen Observation-Disclosures
bemerft. Sic Gan 6~ron5iSco'er tbun
olleS in ibren Sr1ften Stebenoe, irt
Den 3uiien Den 9ritd Ser 9ebotencn
3uriifbaltun9 81 erleid)terlt. Die 81.
~ii5iere lucroen nit Ginlooungen 5t
Abenoeeieaihoften bilhltablid iibers
Idilttet.
Hefruten uno 2 d) ra ppS.
Petersburg 10. Hop. 3ie
Gonifribirtcn- uno Heierpiiten.lln.
ruben in perihieoenen Sbeilen bon
NnBlonb crregen groBe s(ufmcrfiam'
tett. Die nNoooie Sremio" id,reibt
ooS 9an5e ltebel DEM y@utfi" 5it
uno lo9t boB in o1en 21noerr, in
oenen ooS GonifriptionsipItem be.
'tebt, Die 5l,r Sabine einberifenen Sic.
friiteit es oils ibr ailtes 3ed,t be.
trnften, lid, 5lt betrinfcn, u1o oos
lie oo, no ibnen boS periuebrt miro,
ltd) Den ShnoppS nit @enalt Al,
perlbotIen liihen. Gas 9lott EN-.
pfieblt, Dos Sdosomt ioae lieber oil,
oere Weittel. ais Die Gon5eiiioniruno
BON Sdnappsihenfen finoen, lin,
feline 8oiien 81 fiiuen.
Die %"9fopoiti" beboupten, sic mel.
item oerartigen llnriiben ieien in Der
iiibiiben Gone porgefommen. Tie
bGtten ober in feinem Sale Den GIN.
ltrif bon ontiiiibiid)en Eenonitra.
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Star6cn ben I~lammCntuo.
3tuei ilrn9e MG0den ruo i6r @rob.
batter bel cinem 8ronoe in SEEN.
Oort umgefommct. 0a3
6eter loa oiIrh 8rmoitiitmg
entitnnoen Icin.

6euer iOQ Ourh 8rmoitiitmg
entitnnoen icin.
Nem 0orf, 10. Nopcm6cr. 1920
@lolde mo 2iaion @cb6er, IS,
rep. Is Sabre alt. mo i6r 69-iGbri.
ger @roBooter 6re0erid @ebbcr,
lpeId)er ollr6 einen SfIoqfllB &c,
labmt mar, fomeu bclrtc 0llrd einen
Srono, peld)er oa& BON ibnen be-
ipobnte iiinfit0digc 9lportemcntbal,S
i'll Der oberen OItieite ioIt gGn5lidy
5crlt0rtc, INNS 2c6en. Gin babies
0uBeno onbere 9erionen mllroc
Olrd) &altf iibcrlpGltigt uno MIR nit
fnapper Hotb Dor Dem 5ooe bema6rt,
rno at 80 moefe 9~etuobncr OeS
SarlIeS batten ein fl1oppcS @ntfomz
men. Wtan permltbct, 0aS oaS
6euer our6 Srnn6itiitung entitan0.
SIS brod) unter eiitem pollfen aiitcn,
6olIcr uto 5crbrodcner Wf0bcl ltntcr
Der nad Ocm Soitterroin %iiibrctoen
Greppc ans. &nabeu batter, mic cS
bciBt, OicIcn &nitfen SOL; fiir ibr
@abl 6relocnicter am Gienitog
|bcnO gciornmclt, olcin tire G(tcrl1
batten ibnen 0oS 3ellg, Ociicn gr0B.
ter S6eil nit TctroIeunl 0ctrGutt
mar, meggenommen.
Gin Deitercr bcoentlidcr @ran6
Idn0 beltte III cinem groBen Sencs
mettbmlIe an Der Bolton = Roo0 inn
8ronr ltatt, bel tpeltem 3ipan5ig
Yerioneu, sic bonn Hoild) i~iberrpGltigt
lporoen iuarclt, nod gero0e SIR red.
ten 3eit oitr6 90idntGnner inSid)er-
belt gebta6t muroen. G9 ruo6lttcn
40 6nmilien III Dem @ollie uto sic.
lelben lparen idmmtlid) sur ciliqelt
Sludt ge5lpltngen.
Webrerc an0erc 9r1n0c, oltrdl
iueIde WcnidenIcbcn GROCER @ciobr
oliSgelebt marer, e%reigreten iidl i'm
2nufc Deg Cages. Srn @on5en erIit.
ten an 20 Eerionert 8~erletum9en ltn0
1tabc5p so luilroen in 6olge 0c8 Gin
otbnlenS bon &nltf belpuBtIoS, aneit
nit IllsnuDme Ger obcll ~erwGbntet
5iuei S6mcItern nno hires @roB.
pater3 fam Niemallo ium'S 9cbcn.
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SdicO Sacridyts . &ertrage,
Observation-Disclosures be3iigItdJ 0e8 ucltcn
4bfommeu3 3miiden 9eutidIau0
1rnS Den Ser. Etuuteu.


4bfommeu3 5mtiden 9eutidIano
uuo ben Ser. Stauteu.
@uibiuQtoM 3, g., 10, Noo.
- Der 0cutibe 9otIdaftcr Baron
bon Sternburg bcilld)te geItcru Oos
Staotsocportcmcnt, mo cS bciBt,
DOB or 6creit ici, iofort nit Dem
SdieoSOertrog 5wiiden 9e,ttidlono
uno ocn Ser. Stooten por3ltgebcu.
Die &ertrd0e NIT StoIien ltno ser
S6mci5 iino beinn6e fcrtig.
&Sic man bier erfobrcn, Iino mcG.
rcre Stooteu in Siios uno Central.
9lmcrifo ebcniol5 6crcit, GbnIidc
&ertrGge nit Ben Ser. Stootcu ob}ll-
idlieBen, ood idJeint e$ IN iDrcm
6olle WiinidenSwertb, 0oB Iic iih
crit Ser Soogcr 6rieOenS . Gonpcllz
ton onidlieBen, Dor melhc9 icOcS
Sdico3gerid)t, bo5 nod) ioIhcn
SdieOSocrtrdaen itott5uiin6cu bat,
ge6roft lperOen mllB. Sic fGmnen
Dies aber ui6t tbiul, e6e Die Wddtc,
Wcldc uripriinglif ocn &ooQer Ser.
trag %entluorien, ibre ipe5icIle 3u.
thinning ertbeiIcn mo Dies fam
micocrlm niht geideben, ebe gemGB
ser fiir5lih bon @rGiiocnt RooiepcIt
crIoiIeneu GinIoounq 6ie 3mcitc @oas
ger Gonfercn5 5linumcntritt.
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Gcredtigfcit uno 0e3 6ortidrittS
lm0 Ser GntpideIung oe5 Meni6en.
geibIedt5 feline Houe ipieIen peroe,"
ruo 0aB Die @abI cine @emdbr 6a'
fir biIoe, npaB ole icbtgen 9e3iebm,
qcn }piidJcu @roBbritamien un0 ocn
Ser. Stootcu nidt bios erbolten, ION.
bern notwithstanding nod mcrocn &c,
icitidt mCr0en."
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iin0 @rubenurbeiter. Sbre 6reun6e
Iagen, sic gan5e Sa6e iei MIR Elm
i6Ie6ter GpaB; Die 0emofrateH ie.
oo6 bebaupten, es babe eiH GompIot
c%riIttrt, Mauuir aus Dem @ege 5I
ihaffeu uno nit ocn @obIurnen, Die
in leincr 9(ltibenobrumg moren, 51
manipulireu.
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Ser yMieraer" 3rO5eE.

gbilubclpGio a, 10. Nopcmbcr.
- &m bieiigcn 9lmOes. 9tppeagcriflt
ion0 cine miinoIi6e &e~rbonohmg
iiber Die 8erlfunq ser n9fortbcrn &c,
curitieS Comp" gegen oie Gnti6ci.
Dung oeS areiS9erif)ts bon Nem.Scr.
len itott, lpeld)e oie @ertbciIung &c,
Wiiier 2Ittien Scr oNortbern &ocific,
Giienbubn > @eieQi6aft" mtcriagt
bate. Glibu &oot aus 0cip = 0orf
iudte nlS &crtrctCr Der ,9{orthcrn
Securities So" ocn 9lppcl gegen sic
TorcntideiolnA 5t re6tfertiqen,
Ourd) lpelhc ieincr alientin nerbotet
miro, iiber Die 370,23O @fticn scr
ogtortbern Yaciiic 9obn" ST oeriii-
gelt. tpelhe bon Gomaro $. Sorrimnn
uno @inSIop g. 4ierce einqcIiefert
luorOen iino, iolpie iibcr Die $4,000
Ifticn ocrieIbcn @obnqcicaiAoft, oie
BON oicicr 8ubn iclbit iibcrqcbcn NOR
Den iuarCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
@crmiidItc tclc9rnpbiidjc SrpcIdjcn.

- 9ei'm llcberid1reiten ser Birdie
ilber Ocn Wtobolpf bel &otteroonl-
Sltnction, R.-9., mltroen 6. SIM
mons uno Ieinc 6rou bon BORT ourd,
cincn 9abn5ug iiberroidt. Sim
mons nlrOc gctootet mo in Stiidc
5eridJnittcn. Scine 6rou cntgilg
Dem So0e.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-11-15

Their for myself or tor any other
professional brother but, | am
going to tell you that you are, as
stock ralsers, laboring under
great difficulties even If you are
under good environments. as /
have tried to tell you; what you
need 10 all the Southern States
Is State prote ction against infec-
tious and contagious diseases.
Won need State Live Stock SAM
tary Board, Laboratories. State
official Nctcrinari ans; you should
not be compelled to sustain great
losses from the various diseases
"a Charboc. Chambers. Tubercu.
los,s and a list of others. You
should have sanitary regulations.
inter state quarantine and III fact
If you hope 10 nuke success OF
stock raising YOU must he advis.
ed to gard agains, epidemIcs.
keep your stock healthy. keep
them 40 ,ha, they wil! have an
earning capacity.
The day Of the "iIoss doctor"
IN past. the manshat only knows
how TO cure an animal whom be
~ sick ~ no good. but tho fellow
that can advise you how 10 keep
them healthy is the fellow YOU
want TO tic up with. for he will
do you some good.
II - no, we'll 10 begin and end
\ paper with an apology bu, |
haven, had time 10 make this one
as should lie 10 have done.
have Jeff unsa,d much that |
shouldn't have and have said per.
haps. too much OH some other
lines. hu; IL have told YOU any.
ihirs tia, has been interesting
or tina, has enlightened YOU any
| am amply paid for my ciFor,s.
f.nw AND " kkick. Y. ". h.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-11-15
Alfalfa,

Wcs, Point. Miss. o.. is-- L.
Harris Strong Of this place &c.
cc'vcd notification BY wire from
). Louis today tina, he bad re.
ec'vcd the highest award aud
gold medal on Alfalfa grown on
his plantation near this city a,
tho Exposition ~ this valuable
bay and forage crop was sup.
posed to reach perfection only in
The Northwest. Clay County il
feeling proud OF the distinc ton
of winning highest honors IN
this exhibit.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-11-15
Shorthand In 20 Lessons

FIRST LESSON FREE. abs
lu,ely most con p,c;e and up..s
date methods: lessons by mas
exclusively. no interference witi
regular occupation, uo dlfics,
ties. every thing simple al
clear: Endorsed by boards OF "a
uca;ion aud leading newspaperl
thousands OF graduates. Oh
PARTNER, = Campaign Of Educ
'ion. Ill Townsend bldg. Ne
York.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-11-15

bitches OF all kinds should be
laid OF with u levi The fall
should be uniform or the land
will wash worse with the bitches
than il will " ithout them.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-11-15
De LAVAL SEPARATOR.

One No. ! hand power sepaF
tor used about ~ months. ksss
on for selling. am buying pos'
outfit. \ bargain.
J. NJ. TAyLok, Port Gibson, NJ
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-11-15
this purpose.


much the same scale, the farmer
gets pay for the butter fat, and
buy the skim milk to feed The
calves, and many raise hol on
large scales from this source al
food supply since the farms are
too small to afford the pasturage
and natural surroundings YOU
have ia this country, for raising
stock.
The abattoirs are usually con-
trolled bv the stock men and
butchers who rent killing space
and often when the market value
of cattle is low rathEr than sell
them at a loss on foot they wili
kill them and store the meat for
advanced prices or sell il at
wholesale. thus often saving loss.
e. which otherwise they would
bdtS w uSdI.
The soap factories and fcriiii-
ger plants are source of large
income, usually in cities whei c
they can gather ali the dead ami
mails and convert them into these
products. Here even IN the cit
les along the Mississippi, where
places OF these kind could hc cs-
tablishcd and where the hides,
fats, ,allows and fertilizer could
be shipped Al low dgurcs. the
people prefer 10 throw them 10
bayous. rivers aud streams,
which 10 say the least ~ not con.
ductive 10 good health 10 say
nothing Of the waste OF this ma.
tcrial.
We arc comparatively close 10
navigation which a. YOU all know
IN the economical transportation.
This to my mind ~ Tor your dc.
vc.opmeni. a. businessmen and
stockraisers OF tho South.
Has II ever occurred 10 YOU
that some one must raise the
horses aud mules YOU buy each
year and are compelled 10 pay
such fabulous prices tor Have
you ever thought i: YOU had
dozen mares and one Jack you
could raise some good mites
yourself Ar'nt you willing 10
pay S25 90 dollars more for an ac-
ClImatcd horse for driving or
riding purposes especially II he
IN home raised, and If be ~ as
good a. an animal bought from
the North
don't mean for YOU 10 20 into
the raising Of fast horses but
you all love good roadster or
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