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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Ser amerifaniide NatinnaI : Ghas
rafter.

grGiibent Wilfon BON Der Prince<
ton : 1niperiitdt Fat bieier Sage in
einem 9ortrage elm interefantesSbes
ma bebanbelt. Gr ipra9 iiber BEN
amerifanii9en Nutional : @6drafter.
Der 3ebner bob gu 8eginn feiner
&eoe bic S9tpierigfeit elmer 5utrefa
fenben Definition 6erpor, neil bic
meiIten ben G6arafter Der 8etpo6ner
in i9rer enseren 9eimutb fir BEN
G6aratter beg gdn5en 8oltes 6ielz
ten. Man t0nne ben @merifdneru
ba3u gratuliren, buB i'm 2anbe II
fpentg BON ben lanDsmanni9aftliz
6en @orurt6e:ten, pel4e in anbes
rem 2Gnbern gefunoen ipiiroen, an
getrpffen tperoe. Nur Elm 4mertfdz
ner lei i'm Stan6e, ben Gbarafter Der
Qmerifdner gu perfteben, a6er au9
fir bieIe lei bic Qufgabe eine i9pere.
Gin S%abrbunOert babe bic 8oloniz
iirung unb 8eTieDelung oes 2anbes
in Qnipru9 genommen; Elm 5peiz
tes Sa6rbunbert iei nit Der @ertretz
bung Der 6~ran3Oien unO 9Oadnbep
~pergangen, in benz britten bate ea
ii9 Inn ben @egenfab 5pif9en Horb
unb Sio unb bic @ufri3tung elmer
Nation ~ge6unbelt, ieBt aber lei dls
les auf cine rationale Bats 9eitelt
unb feline 8ataitrop6e itebe in 4usa
ii9t. Die Station befinbet ii4 na9
Der 4nii9t bes 8eOners, in Der
8liit6e Der Mannesfraft. Ser 3eoz
ner geftebt inbefen gu, baB ii9 in
Der 9erpaltung bes Staates unb
Der Stdbte in Der lebten 3eit groBe
Mdngel ge5eigt baben, unO baB bic
8erfaRung in ibrer iebigen 8eitalt
f9perli9 bon ben @dtern berielben
nieber erfannt iperben piirbe. Gum
S9luB empfie6lt Der Gebner bic
6o96altung Der SbeuGe. MSan birfe
feline MGnner an Die SpiBe Der Ras
tion ftellen, beren @9re aud nur I'M
g~eringiten in 5rage geitelt tueroer
f0nne.
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gu hiel gnIitif.

Rem zgort, 80. Sanuar. -
5runflin $. aulbfGeii9, Der @obn bes
eRmalisen Mapurs bon 8ropflbn,
elm Sabrifant bon gbemifalien in
Babylon, 2.zS., fat i'm 8unbesz0iz
ftriftsgeri4t feline f~retpiGige 8untez
rottertldruns einserei9t. Die Ser
binolidtetten fnb nit $7O5,167.52
d~ngegeben, unb als 9eftdnbe pirb
G~igentbum i'm @ertbe bon $3.50 gez
ndnnt.
Der Intragitsner reifte bic be5iigz
li9e @rtldrung inbipibueu uno ais
Mitslieb Der 5irma Martin &al6>
fleiI9's SD6ne Elm, unter tpel9em Sea-
men Die Grmif4e 6abrif bis GUN!
Sabre 1886 gefibrt tpurbe. 9amuls
lDfte ii6 bic 5irma auf.
&einer BON ben 9lGubigern 1T gez
iidert, 8anfen unb Sruftz@eIeuf9dfz
ten 6a6en bic bebeutenbften Sorberunz
gen.
Murtin &dlbflet1d, Der @riinber
Der na9 linn benannten Gbemifalienz
fa6rit, mar aus 6onanb sebirtig.
SIN alten 8ufbpiG iiebelte er fi4 I.
3. an uno erri9tete feline Sabrif.
9reimal purbe er auf benz bemofruz
tii4en Sidet gum Mapor bon 8roofz
lDn ertDGblt unb f%ungirte uls iol9er
BON 1862 Biz 1864 unb BON 1868 Bis
1870. Ils er in 1871 als unub6dnz
9i9er ganbibat ouftrat, erlitt er cine
Hieoerloge. Die 6emti6e Sabrif
purbe nu9 feinem Sobe BON feinen
SD6nen tpeiter6etrie6en.
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Ecr Wprbjhnl0 enttaifet.

8anias=Gitp, &c., 80. San.
= 2ulu Prince &enneOp, Die i'm Saz
nuar 1901 ibren eriten 9atten Pbiz
lipp $. &ennebb, Der ibrer ii6erDriiIiiq
mar unb ii9 bon ibr losfagen poIte,
in ieinem 9ef9dftsbiireuu eri9oB, III
in no4maliger pro5ebberbanolung
BON ben 9ei9pOrenen freigeipro6en
poroen. Die Sreifpre9ung erfolgte
tpegen nn5ure9nungsfdbigteit Bel Be-
gebung bes Morbes. bod ertldrte bic
Surp glei9aeitig, buB Die 4ngeflagte
in5uiI4en 1pieber seiitig geiunbet lei,
pobur9 es permieben ptro, oaB fie
mad elmer Srrenanftalt i6erfibrt
piro. Sn Der sriten ghrhanblung
mar bic 4ngeflagte iiberfi6rt unb gu
10 Sabrsn 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt NOR
ben, bod bate bas Sberseri4t bes
@taates auf @runb BON 6ormfe6lern
cine Wieberperhanblung sspdhrt. Sn
Der leatgen 0erbunblung fteate itf
berans, bab bas irnge Weib, obpobl
lie unter Qnflage bes @attenmorbes
Itanb, einer 5peiten Sreisr, 9amens
8ramer, sefunben bate, nit benz lie
fi9 i'm @efdngniB bsimli4 trduen
IieR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Srban reiffe 2uriif,

gort, 3d., 80. Sanuur. = WiI>
liam Sennings 8rpan fam geitern III
Oorf an, Inn ben friiberen 8icez9ouz
perreur s. s. Slad gu beIu9en. &ur5
ra9 ieiner Qnfunft erbielt er aug
2incoln, Nebr., cine Oepei3s, in nell
der ibm mitget6eilt purOe, oaB feline
S9peiter, Sri. Nannie 8rpan, boffz
nungslos barnieber liege uno faum
mod einen Sag am 2e6en bleibsn
tpirbe. Qm Morgen bate am &ranz
tenlager cine COMPUTATION mebrerer
Gerste ftattgefunben, beren Reiultat
bic Oepei6e an 9rn. 8rDan mar.
&ura por 2 ubr fubr er bann nit benz
2imiteb @rpreB5uge brett mad 2in@
coin db.
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$4,000 %berlanst.

Sin Ra6ipiel CUR 8abntatafropbe in
Der Hd6e BON gonneasbiae.-Oer
&lGger fir9tet, buB bic Nmputaa
tim zines 4rmes notbpenoig iein
ipiro.
p6i1abelp6ta, 80, San. -
Die erfte S9abenerfabflase aus @na
LAB Der 8abnz&dtaftropbe Bel Cons
nelspiGe, Bel pelGer am 4benb bes
%. DECEMBER mebr, uls fiinf5ig per'
fonen bas 2eben einbibten, tpurbe ges
fern i'm Namen bes 80 Sabre alten
@iiendrbeiters Se1e 9ains bonn 4ns
malt 8. 4fbton i'm Common 9ledsa
@eri9t %anbdngtg gemu9t. 9ains bers
langt BON Der Baltimore : Sbtoz
8abn" $4,000 S4abenerIaB. gains,
Der iett benz /. DECEMBER 1908 in BEN
Werfen Der vPittsburg Steel Co." in
Manafon. 9a., angeiteIt mar unb
$25 pro Mo9e psrbiente, hattie 81
Mtnuten nd9 6 l16r Mbenbs in
Mc&eespprt ben 3ug beitiesen, INN
nd4 Baltimore ST. fabren, no er fi3
am Meibna9tstage 81 Oerbeirdtben
beabii9tigte. gr mar in ben &au9z
tpuggpn geitiegen unb erft cine berbdlts
nibmdBig tur5e Strede gefabren, ais
Der 3ug gegen Elm 9tnOerniB ftieB uni
Die fur6tbare &atditropbe itattfanh
Ser @aggon, in nel6em it9 9ains
befdno, tpurbe uuf apet @epGdtpugz
gpns aufgetbiirmt. Nur Stpet Sniufz
fen beTelben bermo9ten ii9 lebenb
aus ben Sriimmern 5t retten. @iner
BON i6nen mar 9ains. Die anberelp
Pafdgiere nuroen entpeber duF Der
Steqe get0btet Dber lebensgefd9rli9
berlebt. Sn Der &lage nirb angegez
ben, DaB 9utns Bis II 16r 4benbs
neben ben 8eleifen berleBt unb blua
tenb balag, Bis linn dr3tli9e 9iilfe Su=
tbeil nurbe. Seine 8erleBungen tpaz
rem 10 f9perer art, baB cine 4mpus
tdtion zines Irn1es np%t6penbig tpers
ben ipirb, bic cine tpeitere 4usiibung
ieines @eper6es fir ben &ldger UNI
mOgli9 ma9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

8eoforb, Snb., 80. Sanuur. =
gpnDufteur Moore tbeilte Der ppliSsi
nit, bab auf ieinem 3use bon 8eoz
foro am Morgen nq4 Gem Moroe Elm
5remcsr linn a%ufgsfunsn isi. Oerfel6s
mar iebr uufseregt, bate einen rothli=
den Shnurrbart uno itablsrdue Mu@
gen. Gr Eatte Elm Billet iber bic
rGoutbernSnoiana giienbabn" uno
als er in aenntniB seiebt purbe, oab
iein Billet niht fir oieie 8abn siItig
fei, Iehnte er es a6, ben 3ug anbalten
gu lafen. ionoern besahlte iein Billet
Big mad Mitden, no er ben 3ug Oers
lisR. Die gefdreibuns biefes puHaz
aieres pabt auf cen Mann. Der am
Worgen na6 Dem MOroe bag rpartz
6otel1 perlieB.
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Grioirnn=S iner.
@afhin4ton. .. 6.

Wabtngton n, .. g., 80. San
= Dem Sa9res : 8anfett bes Sri
oiron : Clubs" tpobnten aIs eingela=
oenen 9dfte bic fOlgenben 9erren BEL;
prdtoent 3ooiebelt, bic SefretGrt
3opt, S6ap, 8ilion uno Gprtelpou,
General : 9otmeifter pupne, @ouz
perneur Saft pOn ben p6ilippiner,
8unoesri4ter Dan, Die S%enatoren
4lori4, 8eOeriose, 8lad6urn, BUR-
rops, @odreu, 0rbben, Dubois, Sal
linger, 8orman, 9anna, &eurns,
Song unb Scott, Spre6er Cannon II
bic &eprdientanten 0ipigbt, 9rospe,
nor, 9epburn, Safe, !6oiparb uni
SdpneG unb Der beutfda 9otI1aFlei
Baron b. Sternburq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
,,Stepban" in ShIepptau.

gort, 80. Sanuar.-9as
beuti9e 9oai4iff stephan" traf 9ez
tern bon 9uenos Qbres pia Bermuda
i'm Sau bes Remorqueurs n9operz
full" bon Bermuda bier Elm. 9as
S9tff mar ni4t, pte irrtbimli9 gez
tern beri4tet, uuf ben 8rigantine
S4oals aufgefaufen. Sas Sabr5eug
bate bonn 25. DECEMBER Biz 4. Sa=
nuur i9pere Stiirme ausgebulten, bic
benz S4iff 10 suiebten, 0ab ii9 Der
Gapitdn entf4loB, Bermuda an5uluuz
fen, BON mo- es hierber gei9leppt
fpurbe. 9as nit Quebrabnz9ol5 Be-
labene SSdbraeuq 1T led.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Seine bnrntne SDee.

eSn 8erIiner 9oftreiien turiirt fola
genbe biibf9e 9eI9i9te. Sieier Sage
ma9te Der &aiier in Der umgebung
bes Heuen palats ieinen gepobnten
Spaaiergang unO fam babel aud an
eine Stels, an Der 6unoperfer baz
nit bef9dftigt tparen, bic 5aRabe on
einem 8auperf a%us5u6efern. Der
Ruifer mar etnas nGber g@etreten unb
i6ien ii9 fir bic 4rbeit 81 interefi=
rem. Ramentli9 mar bies Der San
Bel einem Der Qrbeiter, Der eifrig be-
mii6t mar, einen Defenders i4pieria
gen She'll Der Sufabe ausaubehern.
Del &aifer CAB Dem Manne einige
2~tnleitunsen, pie am 8eiten Elm 4usz
meg gefunben .tperben tonne, unb Der
4rbeiter anttportete treuber5ig: pWtia
fen &c. MajeitGt - bas 1T gar feene
70 bumme Sbee!" Der Raifer ld9elte
iiber Die freunbli9e &nertennung unb
ieBte Ieinen Spaaiergang fort.
nnmDgli6. = Nmtsbiener (im
9pr5immer): .Wenn Sic bier Spef=
tafel MAIDEN nolen, bdnn geben Sic
..t7 m..IG7En,,9 A~rEn,Aaon pa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Sin ,gabb>Tarmer" %berhonnert.

pbt1ube1pbta, 80. Sunuur.
= 9er6ert S. Stabl, Der 8eiiBer Der
r8ubp : 5arm" in Nr. TIA, @pObz
StraBe, pel4er f9ulOig b%efunoen
tporben mar, ben Sob bes Sdusltngs
Srbin Coleman bur9 8erna9lGiiiz
gung unb f9le9te Grndbrung in ieiz
ner Qnitalt berbeigefI6rt gu bdben,
fpurbe geitern BON 8t4ter aulitor
gu atpet Sabren 3u9thuus unb elmer
@elbitraFe BON $1,000 berurt9eilt. @r
er6ielt bamit bus bD9fte geieBli9 auz
lGfiiae Strdfmdb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

Der pbanpmenae &erfauf Der letten feds Wpnate fat auf iemem gfao
cine fMt INTERPRETATIONS uantitat neur, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bntera1en,
Bic jebt u r%eenldren Yrdfn mod erare 70 winlAenSperb lmb, ais fe es
DOR elmer gSode parsn. sMf phfr Site Don Sarsaias neben fuse Stide,
enslne @tafe unb garten Don Elm pber smei Stlden, bic int 0an5en cine
iphe Samnlun9 DON sSaaren ab9eben, un nit un9epD9nifen Nahbruf
an iadfunriee Sdufr su appe1ien, pb ruie nun fir lofort9ea pber Sufunf-
@ebraub gu faufen nunmen.
0a es uner fiebenoes grinsp wdbrenb iplhrSerfaufe it, u6er bic
Nefe pbne &uffdt auf entsbence Sertute 5u csppntren, fam aaes in bic
fem Gerfauf G%ingltlo1me su ben nhrugten preten bes Sabes erlnet
werben. ga bic NuSpobl Der aneebprnen gSaaren cine au8na6msweis
erpBe lit ub j6e5 0epartenent fie Spsal@Sffrten fat, lit bic Gde-
senbeit gum Sparen mabrbat einJs.
Gon(umenen, auf's Spuren 6e0a6t, mer0en es 6Gdbft Oor6Gl6at
fnOen, G6 am ]fnuf au 6et6eiigen, menn Der Oereauf morgen fU6 6=
ginnt. uO es mter6otenO, 6eGe6renO uO prOfua6et fmOen, md6renO Oer
gan6en lDode 0a6ei 6u 6e6arren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
I'm ieiner Mohnuna in Wail

= Sn ieiner @o6nuns in Waib=
i1ston lit General Soispb Ourr. elm
6efannter 8steran aus benz 8ireerz
friese, ipelder ieit % Sa6ren i'm
&riegsaften : 8iireau be5 GriegszOez
pdrtements angsftent mar, unter 9inz
terldhung ieiner Witipe uno Sfpeisr
SO4ier seifor6en. gr bate benz
Stobe bes Generals Hpieerans angez
bort nnb er6ielt lpesen Sapferfeit Dor
hem 6einbe ben Sitel zines 9rigobez
Generals,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
8rhan's Sflmrfer aefnrbcn.

2incpln, Rebr., 80. Sanuar. =
6rl. Rannie 8rpar, oieS4tpeiter bon
nm. . ~nings 8rpan, ffarb bier
bmittag. Sbr 8ruOer, Der
{, 3d., 5uriidreiite, traf lie
.6r am 2sben an. Sic mar "a
uH alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
Sir hen 0rmiRensiunb.

@af6ington, .. g., 80. San.
= Der S9aBdmts Sefretdr erbielt
1eute $40 BON Baltimore unb $50 bon
Nep : gorf fir Dem @spibensfopo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

= Sn Milpaufee fino Superpiior
5eise, fDegen IusiteGens gefdli4ter
Orcers, GrsStabtratbsmitslieb 6ds
tenour uno Stddts Senator Bdrne'
6. gaton fpsgen 8~etriisereien uno8
itedersien perbaftet Doroen. 8
9roBgeihporenen ba5en bis iest
Nnflaaen erhoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31

= Or. 8. 8. @apsleb, Profehor
Der europGii6en @ei9i4te an Der
nuniperiitGt 9enniplDunien," bat eine
SteIe am rSrinitpsG o1eg" 5u~gam>
bridge, England, ungenommen.
sSn Nepzgort puroen Sames
Smit6, Wm. Smitb unD Jrant Marz
i6an auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING perbafz
tet, falI6e babe 0Olarftiide fabri5irt
gu 6aben.
= SIN 8unbssi4uBdmt gu Waibs
ingtpn befinbet ii9 in GOlge Der itarz
fen Ra9froee na9 @Olb : gertififa>
ten fein Sob mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
StaIiener b~etrDgen.

Nen Yorf, 30. Sanuar. -
Saperto Rappcus bon Nr. 127, W}otts
StraBe, Der me6rere @e6ielbanfen
i'm italienti6en @iertel beiibt, tpuroe
gsitern als Qngetlugter i'm Sombsz
poli3eigeridt borgefihrt. Srunf Mtaz
rino bon Ger. 238, proipect Strube,
8roDflpn, elmer BON fiinf5ebn InflGz
germ, t6eilte benz Masiitrat poOl nit,
baB er Gapoeus leste Weibna4ten
1926 seseben, Die Der 8untier AMBER
panbte MarinO's in Stalien iibermitz
teln foGte, bas Selb lei iebo4 ME in
beren 9dnbe gelangt. Inter Ssnie1
nigen, bic G6nli9e 9ef9ulbigungen
geger ben Banter erboben, b~efanben
ii9 sablrei9e Sunnel 4rbeiter. Der
4ngeflagte purbe unter $1,000 8iirgz
i9aft unter 4nfloge bes 9roBoiebz
itabls einem auf Montag anberaume
ten 9er6Dr iibernieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
BUS DER 2samoess Sanptfaot.
Salt mill bic Ybifippincn ben Gin
g%ebprenen i%iberlaHen.

8eripri9t iid cine fortI4rittli4e @ntz
tpideluns bes 4r9ipels. - Der
giienbabnbetrieb auf ben pbilip=
pinen. = 4merifanif4es Mebl fir
8raiilien. : Neue 3eugenausid=
gen in benz prosefe Maden's. -
Ser gonqreR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-31
aus Dem oeutf6en 3ei6e.
Cine biibid1e SMmbmaherStuMter
beiratbet ciren 0raien.

Seniation in iosen. @eieal4aftstreiz
fen. = Ser papit empfins 5tpdn=
gig oeutide Characterization
Sin srdfliaer @auner err
piidt. = Mascasni iinst ni9t
mebr. - grinaefin aleranora
BON Yienburs bancroft. = 4ns
erfennuns fir Die 50. u. p.@.@."
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
TWO PAT ILLUSTRATIONS.
In Which the True Source Of Physical
strengthWa Well
Set Forth.

Speaking Of toads, with Incidental ref
erence to other salatory animal life, re-
calls 9 mot attributed to one of the JUS
tices OF the supreme court which haa
been giving the Washington gossips a good
deal of amusement of late, says the New
York Evening post. He was dining the
other evening with the family Of q dis,
~tinguished ex-senator, who are noted for
Their extravagant advocacy Of the vege-
tartan diet. Over the delicacies Of Che
table, which included pretty nearly every
form Of edible plant life suited to the
season, conversation turned upon the IA
miliar theme; and the hostess, after try-
ing in vain to convert her beef.reared
guest by arguments bssed ON the chemical
constituents of various food, pleaded:
But surely, Mr.. Justice, you must al
mt that svegetarianism means strength
and agility when you remember thassts.sc
rabbit, which feeds wholly on vegetables.
can make such great leaps through the.air
from hiding place. to hiding place.
True, madam, answered the iurist,
grayely, but we must also remember that
the minute creature for which naturalists
claim the ability to jump more times it's
own length than any other, belongs to
the class Of pure carnivora.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15

III g Ndn0e.1 ~ Isl
apple grower and nurseryman OF that
section of the country, and his long
experience in propagating finally pro-
duced the Ben Davis apple. There is
probably not another species of apple
that has received more merciless crit
icism or higher praise. Other apples
have better flavor, and some varieties
in certain localities are better pro-
ducers, but. the Ben Davis is a prolific
and sure producer, a good keeper and
a good shipper. The name of the mar
who introduced this apple will be
Familiarity mentioned by coming gem
erations. In politics MI. Davis was a
democrat, and in the years 1924 he
represented his county in the Ken
lucky legislature. At the outbreak Of
the war he took a firm stand on the
side Of the union. He reared a large
family of children, and died In 1863
N. Y. Tribune-Farmer.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
Delightful Summer Tours to the East

Delightful summer Tours TO the East
are made more delightful by taking adyan-
tage of the many Inducements offered by.
the Nickel Plate Road. Recognized as the
LowRate Short Line between the West and
East, tourists are assured of quick and
comfortable trip 10 the many beautiful
Summer Resorts located along or within
q short distance of the Nickel Plate Road.
Close connections are made at Buffalo for
all Eastern Points, Mountain Resorts and
famous watering places. The train serv-
ice Of the Nickel Plate Road ID np-to-date
in every respect and passengers are shown
the best Of treatment by the efficient corps
of attendants to be found on all Nickel
Plate trains. Ladies' travelling alone or
accompanied by children are giyenapecial
attention. It is ID the splendid Dining
Cars where the liberality Of management
is particularly apparent. No stated amount
is required for q meal Ia these Dining
Carr, but under the system Of Individual
Club Meals, carefully prepared menus are
compiled into booklets containing sug-
gestions for q. breakfast, luncheon or sup.
per that will not cost more than 81
cents, and on up to one dollar. Meals are
also served q Ia carte. All trains Of the
Nickel Plate arrive at and depart from the
Great La Sale Street Station, Chicago.
When purchasing tickets say snYia tha
Nickel Plate Route" h
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
IsEEDLEss AGE is COMING.
Agricultural Department and Private
Expsrimenters ut Work to
Hasten It's Advent.

The early years OF the twentieth
century bid fair to be known AS the
seedless age It may be even referred
TO as the period when appendicitis was
forever banished from among the ills
that beset this flesh Of ours. Events
OF the past few months lend much en-
.couragement toxsuch q set OF views.
Not only the agricultural department,
but individual growers themselves are,
busily engaged in experiments to- de-
velop seedless apples, plums without
stones, grapes without seeds, and per-
'haps most wonderful of all, the
Georgia watermelon, seedless, but
luscious. Some Of these experiments
have reached that stage where definite
announcement is about to be made. IN
the case Of the apple. Investigations
carried on in Colorado have developed
an apple which grows from the bud
of the tree and not from the flower,
which has ia little bag or cavity on
the end, like the well known navel
orange, and which is said to be quits
free from the numerous diseases which
grow up with the apple as the result
OF the development of eggs laid on the
blossoms in tho early springtime.
This feature of the matter is alone
worth the most serious investigation,
as it promises to effect q material saw
ing in every seasons products. The
work with the plum is proceeding with
similar favorable results. No d
nouncement has been made with re-
spect to the efforts to secure seedless
watermelons, but those engaged in the
work believe that they can demon
strate that their theory is a practical
one. We hope all this may prove true,
but for several years more. at least.
we will have to worry along with seeds
in everything, just as our ancestors
did before the food.-Rural World.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
SHIPPING FRUIT IN BOXES.
The Practice Is a Good One andshould
Be Adopted BY Fruit Growers
Everywhere.

The relative advantages OF barrels
and boxes as packages for fruit were
givensa very thorough discussion atsthe
recent meeting Of the Western Horti-
cultural society. The advantages of
the boxes are chiefly, that they can be
made and obtained more easily and
cheaply, and that fancy fruit generally
sells for a higher price in them as itcan4
be packed solid in nice v e rows, like
oranges; also the export trade Is accus-
toned to this kind Of package, audit sells
more readily and for q higher price
abroad.
The principal disadvantage is that 1t
requires an expert packer to put in fruit
In this way. It is also true that there
is practically NJ opportunity to work In
Uneven or poor fruit in q box. II de-
ponds on the point of view whetherthis
is to be classed as an advantage or adis-
advantage.
AS to barrels, they are increasingly
expensive and difficult to get, and it
requires skilled labor to make them.
Their principal advantages seem to be
that 1T does not require skilled labor to
fill them, and that they are easier to
move because they can be rolled.
There seems to lie q good deal Of
conservative clinging to an old-fash-
toned custom in this respect despite the
fact that barrels tend to bruiseaand In
lure fruit. West of the Rocky noun
tains, however, barrels are no longer
used, partly because theyscannot be cas-
lily obtained and partly because only the
very choicest fruits shipped, and boxes
are preferable for this grade.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15

piece OF board, having 1t about two
and one-half inches wide, and fasten 1t
to the hub of " wheel with 4 bolt.
Fasten it loosely so that It will revo1ve
easily. Finish the handle with q
strong cross-piece, SO that It may be
readily pushed. The little tool IN the
corner is a homemade dibble fash
toned from the end Of an old fork or
shovel handle and sharpened to- the
proper point. This little tool will save
lots OF hard wear on the hands.-In-
ldianapolis Sentinel.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
TWO HANDY GARDEN TOOLS
Both Of Them May Be Readily FASH
toned at Home without Loss
Of Much Time.

The illustration shows two tools
that will be found exceedingly useful
and they are easily made by the handy
man. The wheel marker will be found
most useful In the garden for marking
vegetable rows. It is made by taking
an old wheel OF convenient size and
after making holes through the tire
between each spoke set In these holes
pegs Of hard wood.
Tier make a handle OF a half-inah
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
ORIGINATED FAMOUS APPLE:
Brief Sketch Of Ben Davis, Whose
Name Is Known Wherever
Fruit Growing Thrives.

Ben Davis, the originator Of the iap-
pie bearing his name, wa born in
Prince Edwards county, Va, in 1775
and throughout his long life was g
faithful representative OF the old
fashioned Virginia gentleman. Some
where nea the year 1900 he settled il
Butler county, KY, where he acquired
a large tract Of land. and up to the
outbreaking Of the civil war owned
about 20 slaves. He was the pioneer
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
Law Il Tao Ririd

"a New Yorker who took legal advice Oh
the subject has discovered he has no right
TO shoot young man next door who is.
learning to play on the violin. It appears
the unwritten law applies only to wind
INSTRUMENTATION City Journal.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
Enriching the IanCuape.

Mrs. McCall-You haven got that pom
pous butler any more.
Mrs: Nuritch-No, we discharged him:
He ldn,t-er-busstle to suit us.-Milwau-
kee Sentinel.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15

When q friend tells you of his wrongs.
ne wants sympathy and not an argn-
ment.-Atchison Globe.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
way is Til TOP.

Mt. Slap--What is the secret of Gildi-
boy success?
Miss Bang--Why, he knew girl who
spends q thousand a year on dresses.
nAh,,I see; he married sher??
OH no; he married her dressmaker.y-