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Wtnf's Sptel,

1424 Sfts8aItinloresStrab - Btmmet an
8erreH 81 oermtetben. : Seinite @ttrdnfe
nHb Beite. pBapsBtetps 9ruuerei -sBier.
BerfammIuneSIofaI qSits9ombarbftr. Sm
mertu. 8nus uno aetboerein-, Gbet ..1eI
Wlt. Sermon 4942-D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Gin iuuger Manu, pelher hrei Sabre aIS
8etorateur genrbeitet bat. iuht
SIelIl1e. Sfierten inter ,N. SPA" an oeu
Eeutiden GOrreipoHoentcn." (309-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
gerIaHat: IGuucr nn6 9ua6en.
gerlaugt.
8erlanat:
@erIangt i'm I~Ggemrinen.


9eatihes @rbeitss Gadipetinugs. gHreau,
ger. 2t9. SiiosSbarp Strobe. unter Der IufTt6I
Der g9eutf6eu 6eieufhoft". - 9ieienieen. BE
beutthe 9anoiuerfer. gIr6eitsr uno 9tenitboten
gu bei6dftteen t%uilnfhen. ipolen f6 perf6nIth
ooer In frdHfirten 9rtefen an ben Naenten Ser
Sefelf6aft. Subann .. Meher, Rr. 219, Glib
sb1rs'9trnkc, penoen, ipeIder unentgeItIih
Wftsfiinft PrthpiTer mirn (Snn2sIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

$3.50 fir etnes oieier prd6iieen, mooerren
5piit6dieen @obnbdufer gr. 2312, 2314 mo
2S1S, GitsUl1biionsStraBe, ceinentirter 8euer,
cementirter Sotrauin, cementirteS 9rottoir, Gb'
5ugSf1naI, Mle mooerneH @inri6tungetl.
Gouaro z. Sturf, all Srt uto Steue.
(Sftt4.1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

~ N y OWTIIVI IVI-V' ~HTVVVI >
8erion0t BON ben Glepotoren $500
8uld)el; Glcpatoren = 8orrotb S3,03S
@rihel. &erfGllfe: 10000 9uidcl
Sonuar at 503A, 10000 90. 81 81, I
8oggon geIber (oIt) 81 g. 10000
8ulhcl Snbr 81 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
SteGenseinde


Sin HetteS neuti9eS Mdo6en ilbt Gtenc.
I'M ell NtIlb al lparten. 9tad3nfraaeu in NJ.
1920, SauDUer'StraFe. (313-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Gin beItiber midlIt, oerbeirdtbct, IIht 9(rs
belt irGeuo tUel6er @Irt. Nnb5uirdgen bel 3u,
bnnr Noot Or. 1909, rit'Glemeut' strnRe, 30.
(3i3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Il04 Observation-Disclosures
Der ,gor6ott Sm~niertpdbrenoe Sau,
beretH bon Baltimore" betfammslt n4
bier teoen Montae. Geo. 8rebm'S Bier
aul 3dpf na8 beutfher sIrt brett bCm
SOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Sofer. 3nIilbr 99Sl WlllhtI;
ans ben GleUotoreu 5uriidge5oGct
1889 8uidcl; Glepotoren = &orrutb
273,t65 @uidel. 8erfditie: 3 @aa.
gons Nr. 3 meiBer 5ti 1894, 1 @ugs
oon Nr. , meiBer SIT 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

yir. 1876, Sdrrif0Hs, nabe 0e1tneEonsStr.
Geo. Giintber, IT., 8rau Co.'S Bier. @drs
nIer 9unt6 bon ~ bis 1 llbr 9sndmit,
tags. Nue oeutihen Bidder fifb suui BE,
fltde eitgeIabsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
Scutigc S6luBrotc:
9orie.

gertdltfe altf Der bieiiseu Gfietten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

Gountn; 55 9lder, las Ader am Mlaeotbp 'Ofl'
ber; 1853 Ider, 100 @dee: eiriee otefer Carmen
ftnb i'm boben 9uItur5uitanoe. uno tueroen
f1ntmtIi6 5u annebrtbnren pretfen ino nnter
guteu Bebtneungen berinnit.
Spbu 3. sptntams,
Er. 406. 81. 8nulsStrabe. Baltimore. D2o.
(@ept27 1lPt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
@altimOrer Rarft6criflte.
ltontud, Z. Hopenber 1901

NJ ontaQ I, Z. NfQpember IJU4.
@ebI. - 3ufubr 1926 GGlier,
eiuitIieBIid 1861 Gdiicr SIT 2ocuit-
8oiut mo 200 IGTer gu Carton. 8ii-
itcnperIonOt 495 6Giier. Ole Erciie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

gdEe sur Settle tn'S ansfomb beiurst eb,u.
Rains, NJ. All, ct. Faulsstrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

y. U, HneFninHnI9 OnNt.
Horooits9de 8ougbs Ilnb @droliHesStrabe
Sauptqu1rtier oeS .SanernsWldnner6orS".
N.sO.s@de @ulebs n @droIineitr. Bers
etnsberfamnIuue ieoen 9onnerftae Abeno.
Reue MttgIieber tpiuiommeu. Boraiias
ItneS Bier Der acknowledgements tn 8npt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

LTD DIhIItre WtftnitfanE,
14At RorosCeniralsgloe., Gde SIibersSn.
Sauptuuartter Der ng8iIbeIm zen 0oae
Yr. 8. perb. 8. SC. OF g." BerfammIltit
Gen leoen Montde Nbenb. Seinite 0e-
trdilie. Barmer 2nni6 tdeIi6.
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Die rtn,iaen suethDdtaeu oauier

gum 8erfnnf in Dit.9nItiuiore, nneren5eno an
etrabe, Gde bon "8aIfimore.strab iaommt
Suerit uno babt bic ausipabI. 9iefe Sdlfer
tinb tn ieoer Stnii6t MODERN. NIT Warrnor.
Bats mo s9austreppe. fouie ulnoernen 8ers
beiierunger. einf6IieBIi6 glb5ugsfnnnl. eeent
tdgltf mo SonntagS an Srt nIto Gte1e. Be-
must Slirnounts9toenie gSapeoHs.
Gbtu. 8. Gallagher, 8auunternebmer
U29-) 9r. 2S0S. S~uirmount'slbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
3. gptgt's 0aas.

vi. l19o &c ifg2'' Sarttorb.ap.m,
9auptauartier oes -3baIia.W ldnnerbors"
Gale uitb Sommerenrten btuig Su Der.
nlietbeH. @uter 8Iab fit Auisernr6iten.
Setnfte @etrdnft SreisBooI. q. d g..
2elephon - Wlt. Bernon 376o Q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

7o1 n TOT Rom6ar6,G frabe, StebIaub.
toipn. Seirite &eine uto 3tau6rs. Ser
aefinbefte Ort aut oer 9rbe. = Die beften
9ooIs9arIors In Sigblmlbtotun Brputpte
8ebienuHQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 qlabamo Goal II. 9ron Ger IS
$1,000 Genbcaro t0.idbr Ser .t02
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

EubUtTb uD~tbHuHltHtuI pV1ISf
puntb1ro' unb 9. Gtrlbe, 9~igbIdnotofpR.
eegeniiber ber sWlonumentdls 8ruuerei@.-
1dgli6 betbe M1blSelten 1uf Beiteluno.
@uier better uno falter euntG. @befd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

tde ). un0 1ouebItI. pa~uptqnatfts oes
Stftrtfts III, s. u.,B.,- rGt6entrans'
DamenbereinS, Carton Snmertp. Bnu'
nnb GetbberefnsI. 9eutt4e. @betntpetn
San6Luaa, Telephone: gbef. 1884 b;
Ulb. @tn6for 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

"A. un6 C'&onnens Sfrube. 6cnton.
@eriumtae Sa1e fur Bereine unb eeielb
f9aiten. SouptauarticL beg gBrina Setn
Getrdnie. gbef. Eel. md 8ernon vi
IS. aaIter 2unf6 ben saiisen 9aa
Rattenakgter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08

@ci5cn.- 3ufuhr 1887 0uihei;
@crianot BON ocn @lCuotorcn 1900
9uidel; Gleuatoren &orrotb 1882
775 @uihcl. &crt6uIe: 1000 gu,
libel Spot III 1884, 2OO0 90. SIT
tt3H, 10000 9c5cmbcr 5r tt5.
Scutiae SdlllBratC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-08
@clb nns5uleiben.

sqenn Chr @elb n5tbig habt, ,penbet Gudj
an min. 91rIeben auf GdIdre, W11beIn ober
@runoeiaentblrr. acknowledgement. Seine 9eiGs
aefdlftssMeetboben. Mr. 0remer, Rr. f20,
siorb.9aea.e trahe, I. SIur, aauuorp @uiIoiHe.
(WprtI1b-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

tbou. Or gIuubt an Die Watt iptc
an Die 5obigfeit oeS 8olfeS, it'd
ieIbit 81 regieren, unb bob ieoe Hr'
9icrun9 ourh Sns BoIf crfoIgcn,
oob I'M 8oIfe bic b0titc StQotSge'
malt oe%rforpert iein, llno Dab Die Ute.
gierung8gclpaIt mir ausgeltbt per'
Den Ioatc bon Den c%rtudblten Sertre'
tern oc8 8oIfes. Qieier @lallbe Der
onIoBt ibn cnergiif cin3utreten ti'r
cine ItriFte a~uolegung Der Gon'tItu'
ton, sic ocn urcigcnitcn 8iIlensauS'
orud 6cs 8oIfeS bartlett.
.Ias olSgcpraateite Nsrfmol I'M
Qcnfcn Riftcr Yorte's btloet letre
obloIutc llnparfcilihfcit unO @ered)s
tiqfeit, rrtbeilt cin College bonn Ap'
pcQbof fiber i'm mo rilbnlt lueltcr
an Inn. Dab or Den Yfltb Der llebcr'
3cllallna babe. Scinc gauge rtd)fer'
Iide Qauibabn perrGtb arait, ge'
ih]ciocnbcit, g8iiicn. Gborofterltdrfc,
llnabbdngigfcit, co%nierpotioeS uno
niitternc5 llrtbei(. 0oS iino Gigen-
fd,oftcn, bcrcn elm Y}aun al Der
Der Administration oieieS
bcourf, nm oos Stoatsihiff
nit freicm Bid uno fcIter $ono 5u
tcIcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Sentid)c Gampagme.2iteratn

Die vQeutid.amerifoniife Har.
fer'llnton Nr. t." Meit.34. Strabe,
Ne'p.gort, lieiert foitenirci oelltifc
eampogne'Siterotiir AT ireeno wel.
DIE Nore'ic. 9eltequnsen crfpiinid)t
oif Die nahgenanntcn Drudio6en:
~Gemofratiides @ubI.T roeromnL"
Tic gebanolung oeiitiher ginipon.
oerer," .Sheooor &ooiepeIt uno Die
0eltfen." ~8ooiepeIt, Die amerifo,
niife 8efabr," v8ifter Yarfer's Mn.
nobmeidreibel" ~Sn Der Nero Roo.
fcrcIf," uginmonherer unter SC,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12


MIS- 81 eItor Der oentf d.
amerifaniid)en Yreiie" muroe bel 8e'
Ieaenbeit oes DeiitId)en 1ages ouf
Der ct. Coulter misunderstanding INT
Ter perebrunespiirbige ct, Coulter
GoQcae emil YrectoriuS be5eidynet.
bod, er lit flint Wonate oom nd)t.
unoiiebsigIten %2ebensiabre entfernt.
llnb es siebt in Der oeltid,.omerifo.
niIfcn Yreiie ipeit dltcre, nod in Dol.
Ter TbGtiefeit itebenbe Wanter. Vii.
belm 8nientbol, Der lett filnhtnb.
oreiBia Sabren bas @od)enblott Die
oeutife eide" 5u &eaoing 1T Eenn'
5plpunien leitet mo DER it)on Dor Der
glnfmrft Der Acknowledgement bic
tdaIide r5reie Yreiie" III YbiIobel.
pho gut reoigirte, itcbt bod, in belt
9ldt3isen. ltno s. guerbah, Der
Idarfiinnide Heoafteur Der .Hefp.
yorfer Sanoels5eitling," 51blt 3ipei.
nnoadt3ig Sabre. Sm @ereleide nit
ibnen lit Der unermiioIife BuritSipf-
| Ter Der ,WeItIid,en VoIt" beinobe nod]
Jung 81 ncnnen. - (Sn. etssta.9
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&eute in oier 8o6e lit
Ole ErGiioentennabI poriiber. 90.
iucit lit ole Gampoene iiberroi6eno
rltbig n%erlaufenL bel rubieer, olS
man DDS in amerito geluobnt lit.
SIT es Die 8llbe Dor Dem Strtrm, Der
in Den Ietten @oden einiesen ioIL,
ooer lit es Elm @efiibI Der n@urihttg.
felt" oos iit I'M amerifouilten
B~oltStorper henterfbar ma6t2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

er lie Itcbt
Der gtbt.
user mebr 9ibt, ais Iuocre, ooB er
ite frGnft,
Der idenft.
user crit idout lumber, Oh Seoer iit)
men0et,
Der Ipen0et.
Gem 0idtcr s Ii 5
8olf limo 81 ieinem 70. @e6urtstoge
o'ele Sliidtuiinide 3ugegangen uno
er oontt oofIr bon Gborlottenburg
aus nit foIgenoen Gerien:
9%rteftaibep fIogen mir ms Sous
8et ieoem @lodenihlag
ltno lprad)en @rltB lro 8IitdtpunIf
aus
Gum Sieb3igiobreoto8.
6aIt ibeitn's, ooB @iiniten @unoer
tbrt,
Oenn, fuenn Die 3eit audi rorit,
UtIr 1T, oils fing id frObgemultb
Bon born Dos 2eben on.
Seotpeoem ober, ser mir Idricb,
Der ouf mein BobI MIR trunt,
Ter meiner oatte gut uno licb,
Dem lag i'd: babe Can't!
II c It Ell &unoen Itno
@nalono, 0eutIdIonO mo Canada.
England importirte I'M lebten Sabre
fir 594H Wiqionen Dollars aus
Den 8ereinigten Stooten, 0eitldlano
fir 224R 8iIionen itno GouoOa fir
uobe5u Isl Niuionen Collars. N0e
snoereu 30uoer bleiben oils Nbnebs
mer ameritoniifer Grporte tueit 5lts
rid. Die Rieoerlouoe fomnien nit
Sd Rtuionen, 6routreif nit 80
Wilionen Dollars ben erIt9enonnten
26noern am uGdIten.
Su elmer boberen W d D.
denIfule Der olten Nteiiteritnger-
ftuot Niirnberg iolte ooS %olbefonntc
8olfslieo n0htB / Oenn, mttb i oenn
gum Stdotle btnoll8 wno OH, mein
Sbab, bleiblt bier" g~eiungen rperoen.
8ei'm oSfob" aber buperte eS; man
fonnte ood Die boberen Sodter nift
bon einem Sdot iineen %Iaiiert, Der
bier bleibt mo bel Dem man ipGter
ipicoer einfebreu Mil. Gin bGBlides
@ort in Der b0bcren SottcrifrIe,
oieies oSdqb," uno lie ericbte eS
illlgS ourd) SoS @ort nSAuI." l(n0
10 IoIlten MN Die gtiirnberger bobe.
rem 306ter iingen; .0tltB / benin,
mnB / bern 5itm StdbteIe mats,
StGotcle nol,s, unO Oh, met SdltI'
bleibit bier. @enn / fomm, lueltn /
pieocrum form, tebr' / ein, mel
StuI, BET Dir" Ger StuIooritano
bieB ober Die itttlife 8erbeIierung
nid)t gut ltno itellte Den llrtert Wie-
Der her. @8 bleibt aIio aud in RiIrn.
BERG bei'm nShoe.".
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gpiritnOIen . Gicens : appIifatiOneH.
marso. ne, nirttHufeusqiceu6s G0mmthdTe,
SHttpn wv SVnnG arrIdtanfhhnhs

elite glr. 10.
RRreaa Der epirttRuleH ,Aoum'hH's'
8immer, 306, @eTt9tssspGnSs o,,Ory,,
tiensu iIr Bic @ciudbrung elmer 9uotnll'
epirttHoisn.aieeu5 pom !: StooeBDeIr ,tnbs,
einaeretft lueIde Gounertag, pen ~. LnUost'
10 l3r BORN; IN T Tsnnen (p SsaTSt setviinidt
o,,f tFrfimbeu in bieieul Bilrenli erldflgt neroen.
"N' S''"4" Naeu y. SutuGro,.
gsrnarO Ri.isnisiO,
Gbwarb 6. Braeto,
@ontmtUdre.
matbiuatCn Boiute, Gbstg1ert.
U,~. qbreH.. s0arb.
glmos. s.. ", olO JeHsStr :..........
aniiGca So6n s., 1917 Rootbftr. go. .ts
T TStnSpt ga SSaimuci 3, $40 bis 37s 5Orreh'
qro,pn. si Gslpaa 49, 6iiia,neo''5; I;6cnitsi, Gu: ,
gs,.g: '3 SSSa '5 =; li 10. P fsis 9j55ssisaiti s: j
S S@Ssn. &Icpe Tl' $50 1$$S4s,SoIteiir; /
Seia6tssgloe. unO @oroon's Cane. 70
eOlparO8. 3amcs 3. 1901 StlS.9bdrIeSitr .23
F5eaan, Robert l., i4O1 &eftsMountitr Is
s{arbuarl, 6drris, 40s Gtt.Bratttir. .......
Ee6bcr, Qouis, s14 Si'Snlttmorettr. .......
Sine. $, sol 0it3sTinegtTogttE 3
Safer, 5obn T., 100 g9pomiHeIr ........I
G8oIbueiu, SamueI, 033 g8ilmersNueD . II
@nnronbdscio. Or, 800 gtlbelHarIeiir, )
Surnep. aoNmOuO, T., iii NorOsGouins'
sad. @ SSgaae'''I 1858 ao;fmaniiitr. IS
6antsie, WIcrri5 T., 9ari.oetebts. Noe. 10
6artjs. 9acob, 122 Gentre. YIarIetSpaee
Sell, BbIlip, $40 Sito'N lonroeitr .........is
6ndtt. ,JumeS g., 507 ylorosBiueftr. So. IL
Snbtrfpu 9lunrerp, 800 Siiosgrodolpa0 $3.50. 3
Henfins, Wdlter u. $40 bis 37S, Jorrettitr. o
Rtrg, 4berei0 tlStttUe), 228 Sho'6uItoH'
scerner ,'"T [seoroe. 1914 8taes:gtoc .iG
stres, 2ftoor, 3O2 8ihnlpnottr .......,....1l
&c 9o6en, HihoIaS, 110t 8oobbeGritr 10
qiberto, Charles. 500 SftsBrattftr. 4
Qjeb, Otto, n uuo % SiibsSanitr. ....... !
Qorg, Sumcs 10, 8 gSorospoutoapitr. .....
1gic,. Seorac N. gu Ginoen:soe ......bi
@ @SlaiH. 8 5GGa'1S $77 i2 Siaee SH stpe. ii
@e9GrrU, '455i!iS \, 6l5 g%5afsgIir: 4
glCI9abon 3O3gn IN ~ SuSS,8op'''toH'lr iss
S'0aru. DIdrtin l.. 1854 9ohIeitr. a. "a
9eferfcu. Gnrl ~, 1919 gtblnnosaoe . . . . 9
Bratt. 3obn r.. 924 3ruib.Stu .gIre. . . . . II
pruduefSiD, Srdui. l24s Sareitr ....,....
Rubtcr & SoffIiH, G22 SitsRrattitr. .......
R]o6infon, George, 1856 ganticofeftr. 81
s6InteE 5reOsrid 81, g; Z @aTrtfOn.eaHe 20
GbipIeu. @iaium $, 1929 Bett'BOItimore'
etetacn 6a6HS' 2o5iep6. 1928 aitcc6,ciIicaiiittt, a
WeIenosiO. gtnoO. 400 gtoros9u5erueitr 7
3abL. peurn. 40 WiIienSitr ...........2 20
Banneuiuetf6. George a., = uno 4, DIeGIeIs
mcrncr, SeOrse. 40 bfi. Rrattitr . /
49oHteutunn. 6eurO, ylerrDmaH's cane. Itabe
GeoarsNoCnue ...............,l3
Born, 5obn, 2SO2 PUficnftr. ........... I
0utsls.
8eiqp, @eruaro. 1879 OIts9rattitr ..,..... A
Stgnn, 6runt T., 406 bis 40S SrltorSins
Steipurt. 8onoc. 613 uno Gt5 9i9btftr. . %
Cube.
2lutco gtrt5 Club, 9be. sos ct, RauIitr. lit
Semocrntic Club, lbe. St5 R.sGaIoeriiir IN
Guortnit 8ruter's 2tctn5.
gpplebb & Bates. 206 NidmoHoftr ,.....,lt
(2S6-S)
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Trienos S9ule, os,ost Ut Ss'5'lsS

9arf.glaee uub 2dtureueesG truke.
SohsS6uIe, Requirements fir borgef6rtttetten
iino Observation-Disclosures. er6ffnet anI 20. sep'
TENDER, o uhr 0urrt.
G%sptember, 0 tlbr Born. 9prbereitltg tlr
Sobi6uIe, tiuiberiitdt ooer @efhdtt. .Tdlliltdt
bon 5pnn3ie Spe5iuliiten. Eeues ntbletilbes
SeIo. Srei InrnIebrer.
8inberenrten am 26. september %er6ffnet.
@obnuneen fir nustpdrtiae S6iiIer horee.
feben. Ole gebdube itno bonn 22: s!lgnit an
mad benz 5. Geptetnber tdeli6 bon 8 bis ~ ubr
MittueS In Der SfnIe fetn. Begen aatdIoge
iirb sfiisiunft ~oorefiire man
Gbwarb 6. Mtici, Brin3tpal.
(Septt. 9&S.1Nf)
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Sdlnl Inseigen.
Warnlanb Snititnt.
Qnnfl. nnn 8einlncnfmnlc.

annffs nnD SefdlncnidnIe,
RunitsS epartemeHt (Idgldule uHo Htnebnc
GtIflpinrsS6ule) beainnt i'm 3. Sttober. 5etds
ren in allen feinen Subern. mad UEooelIeH llito
SeIinrbeH uHo i'm Miooe1iren. SdnitdgssNldh
fen beginner an /. Situber, notwithstanding
nent (g~tbeuof6uIe), SretbuHos mebantlneS uIio
Der.
9tae Gnef6uIeus, ainebarts un6 SamitdG@
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Poultry and Egg Facts.

AT the Eastertide the statisticiaus
appropriately tell US some wonderful
facts about egg and the useful but
too frugal hc.. The egg and chicken
business is one of our most important
and lucrative industries, if the sum
total Of the returns is considered.
The value Of the eggs and chickens
ranks the trade in them with the great
staples, and in only one year, 1900, has
the output Of all the mines equaled
the egg production. The United
States statistioians find the number of
chickens extant to be considerably
over $50, 100000, valued at So, ,OO0,-
600. One of the striking and admi-
rable peculiarities Of the humble hen
is the enormous output on the com
paratively meager capitalization; there
is no watered stock. The $S5, 600, 900
worth of working hens yield annually
chickens for the market which sell for
$i37 600, 900, in addition to sill, 4,OOO,-
600 worth OF eggs. In spite of the
scarcity of eggs which Expresses the
household at some time in each year,
the hens ley annually 1880, 100000
dozen eggs. In the value of the eggs
sold the State of Ohio leads ell the
rest, while in the number OF eggs
actually produced Iowa carries the
banner. In the census year the
Territory Of Alaska could count
only 176 chickens. The Government
officials tell US that the average price
of eggs 10 only trifle over II cents
dozen. AS the average price in
Texas is only little over z certs \
dozen, the lower average is perhaps
credible, but the statement is o st1sin
on the oredulity of the housekeeper OF
the latitude of Philadelphia. .-Phila.
delphis Ledger.
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= The boy of deeds has little time
to waste on words.
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A New Gunpowder.

The ordnance officers Of the army
are to make a test Of powder for
which great things are claimed. The
powder is the invention of James C..
Mitchell Of Reynolds, Ind, and, ac-
cordine to the statements Of William
n. Forbis, his representative here, it
is much superior to any powder now
in use either in the United States or
abroad.
A claim in which the army officers
are much interested is that the powder
can be manufactured with the army,
not requiring an expensive plant nor
the enormous cost of transportation.
MIR. Forbis says it can be mixed in O
barrel as needed or stored away.
Dampness has no effect on it. A
sample was soaked in water for three
weeks, and ten minutes after being
taken out was ready for use.
Army officers are much interested in
the claim, of the inventor that there is
no recoil of gun discharged by the
use of his powder. If the tests de-
monstrate this, the army and navy will
doubtless enter into negotiations for
the use of it. The most expensive
part of the heavy guns on warships
and in land forts is the mechanism to
take up the recoil.
The powder is pinkish granulated
substance, and it is claimed has three
times the explosive force Of any pow
der now in use. It it smokeless and
odorless. The agents Of the inventor
claim it gives off no gases Of any kind
and will prevent the headache 80 fire.
quent among the sunners of tho army
and navy afte, target practice.
The new powder cannot be explod-
ed by concussion, but only by spark,
making it safer to handle than the
powder now in use.
Tests made by the inventor have
shown the force of the powder to be
sufficient to drive bullet from No.
30 Winchester rife through 36 inches
Of oak, 70 inches Of pine and one and
half inches Of steel at distance of
thirty feet.
The inventor has patented his for
mula and offers to permit the govern
ment to manufacture the powder for
its needs or to manufacture and sell
to the government. The powder can
oe manufactured at about one-third
the cost Of the smokeless powder now
in use. The tests will take place this
month.-Washington Cor. New York
World.