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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25
Care Of Milk and Cream

Churn by the clock. 1t Is done by
having the cream ripe enough so it
will be just right for the churning at
the time for which temperature and
amount Of starter have been adjusted.
Dairy Farming.
Guard MIX Carefully.
In preventing such troubles as bitter
milk proper care of the milk is essen
tial. Milk cans and all other utensils
should be thoroughly washed and ster-
ilized by heat, the milking should be
done under the most favorable condi-
tons for ~lessening contamination, the
milk should be cooled promptly and
guarded as carefully as possible from
all known sources OF infection.-De-
partment of Agriculture.
Cleaning the Separator.
A very simple but effective method
Of rapidly cleaning out the skim milk
tubes OF the separator bowl, when
separator has to be shut down and
cleaned during the days run. is the use
of a jes of warm water from the hot
water hose. The water, where 1t has
some pressure, will readily clear the
tubes unless the separator has been
run until the clog has become solid. In
the absence Of a hot water hose a
stream Of water from the pump win dc
good work.-Creamery Journal.
Need or Pasteurizfng.
The rational use Of starters has done
much IN rataa Tho Uanaral M ri nj
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25
Treat the Cow Gently.

Not giving down" milk is the result
OF lack of ervou tons in the glands
brought about by excitement. The
udder Is not a container In which milk
Is stored up at milking time, but an
organ In which the greater part OF the
milk "a elaborated while milking or
sucking is in progress by virtue OF
he agitation 1t produces. Unless the
COW is In perfect repose this secretion
VIII not take place normally. The les
to be derived from this point IL
that the COW should be treated with
q greatest gentleness and be other
wise free from excitement. especially
during milking or sucking time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25
water Content Of Butter.

A low water content may be obtain
ed by lowering the churning tempera-
ture. washing the butter well with cold
water and allowing the washings to
drain thoroughly, sailing the butter,
working partially and postponing the
second working until the butter has
become hardeRed in the refrigerator
room. preferably until the next morn
ing.-American Agriculturist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

Two hundred and eighty pounds Of
cornmeal and 1902 pounds of wheat
bran fed in connection with 2,874
pounds OF corn slower produced at the
Wisconsin experiment station l,120
pounds Of milk. from which nfty-seven
pounds Of butter were made.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

The doctrine Of the survival OF the
fittest Ii true, but sometimes 1t takes a
long time to pick out the best man.
Atchison Globe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

The ginseng most in demand for ex-
%portation is large and heavy. Except
In case Of specimens resembling the
human form. the less the root is branch
ed the better. These three attributes
size, weight and smoothDess-are most
frequently attained in the cultivated
beds, where on account OF the frequent
transplanting the seedlings produce
comparatively few branching roots, but
have great numbers OF minute fbrous
rootlets which rub off during the wash
ing and drying processes with no APP
probable DETACHMENT of the main root.
In drying the cultivated roots require
less time and shrink less than the roots
from the forest. On account of their
better appearance they command q
higher figure In the market. 1t is COM
mon for the ginseng dealers to give
better prices for superior root, and the
cultivated, as a rule. obtains this ad-
vanced fgure.-G. ". Nash.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25
The other way.

Inquiring Bore-And do you come
down the same way you go up, Mr.
Sandbagf Balloonist-No. sir; I try to
come down feet first.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

The so called spot disease Of al
falfa. which is not uncommon In the
western states. especially during wet
seasons, became somewhat prevalent
In Illinois in 1908. When the effect of
this disease becomes marked. the leaves
turn yellow and growth is retarded. If
this occurs the alfalfa should be
clipped. This is the only effective rem.
edy known to he practicable. Seeding
alfalfa with a light nurse crop is gain
ting favor in Illinois.-C. G.. Hopkins.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25


even In shape, flavor somewhat strong,
maturing early, a long keeping variety
and very firm In texture. 1t is highly
recommended.
These onions were sown in boxes.
Date Of sowing, Jan. %; date Of plant
ing, March 81; date of harvesting, Aug.
"a; yield per acre, 64S bushels.
Views and Notes.
Profit in poultry as a side issue is
Illustrated by the statement that the
bulk Of the eggs. rs per cent Of the
whole amount, comes from small 6ocks
owned by wage arner
Comparatively few Of those who pay
daily visits to the grocer and the mar
ket man realize that 12.OOO,0O farmers
are engaged In supplying the other TO-
100000 people Of the United States with
food.
Roberts suggests $3.50 as a conserva-
tive estimate Of the value Of the ma
hure produced during seven winter
months on a small farm carrying four
horses, twenty cows. atty sheep and
IN hogs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25
An Onion That Il. Gaining Favor.

The Australian brown onion, as
shown in the cut, was grown from seed
raised by the Oregon experiment sta
ton. 1t is a variety that is becoming
well known. being of medium size and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

Use les coloring In butter, and when
cows have been on the grass for some
nme leave ont artincial coloring u
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

Pr~eservativcs In milk do not benefit
ne human race. although they mny in
crease the profts Of the dairyman.-
Farm, and Ranch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25
A brand Dairy Cow.

The Guernsey cow Princess Rhea is
n Of the choice lot owned by Mr.. f.
Lothrop Ames at his Langwater farm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

SanoeISpupiere-Eadete Bis gum
Getuidt bon 10 un5en 8 Gents;
Bofete iiber 10 ltti6en idlper, 10
Gents Cob geIdIoiien, ODER ridtl
nit gtu2nobme ron Woulicrtpten
nit beifoIgenoen Gorrefturs9 oger,
Ierner ollie b~eriiegeItcn Saden (liebs
untenjtebenol . Gents pro hinge,
nit 9Ilt8uobn1e bon @riefen in &oTf,
Gtotionen mo sic Boitioden nidt
altSgetrogen mer6erL 1 Gent pro
hinge. 9oItforten, ie 1 Cent
3peiter &IaIie.RoItiaben - 3eis
ulngen, bierteIiGbrIid ODER otter ct.
iHeiueroe 3eitiGriften. meIde uid)t
gratis nertbeiIt tuer0elL 3dS olGe.
meine FubIifum bejobIt 0afiir mil
Observation-Disclosures 5n Der State bon
ie 1 Sent fir A llH5en coer IbeiLe
0abotl, inenn nid)t periiegclt.
3ritter Gloiie - tgeOrufte, feline
@lanco- 8ii6er), GirfuIcre, oltOere
georrdtc GodbelL Gorrettltr @ogea
uio bcifolgeroe8 Moulicript, go.
lentincS, Wuliif-g }otcn6Idttcr, SeIio'
tppe8, Gbronlo8, Elototc, 2itbogrds
pbie'n II. 0corltdtc 2In5eigeu i'm Gus
oemeinen, iGmmtIidL !penn nid)t
perIiegeIt, I Ge;lt fir 2 lln3en ooer
lucniaer.
8ierter Glai5e - Mdoren NIB
WhlIter, @Ianco.giid)sr un5 Bapiere,
Gr5e, ale Godert, meId)e nidlt IN IT.
geno, elmer Der olt0erelr &Ioiien eius
gei6loiien uno iBrcr Notur nod)
ritt 9efGbrlid ODER berNerbIi6 fir
zen Subolt Der onocren 8oltiadcn
limo. (Gin ippjieQeS @eIeB ic8t OoS
Gorto fir SGmereierL IbIc8er,
@ur5cIn, Spr6BIinge uno EfIan5en
altf ole &ote bon eillen1 Gent fir ie
2 lln3en feIt.) Sails bor0enonnte
grtifeI ntbt mebr, oils 4 8funO BE-
trogen 1 Gent pro lln5e ODER oeren
@rudt6eiI.
Gc1iitrotion80cbiiBr fir @rieie
.lnO onoere Goitien0ungcrt betrG0t 8
Gents.
@oorenprobcn - Badete Biz gu
4 llnle1 3 Gcnt8; Eadctc iibcr 4 I'M
5cn itiuer, I Sent iiir ieNe 2 lln3eu
poer oerCu 9rlld)tbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
Gmtfibrtcr Gnabe ermorbet.

YbtGooelpbid, u. Sft.-Gcr
am leBten tSreitog ans ieiner Sci.
n1otb IN Eboenirpiae, % Weilen bon
bier, cltfiibrtc, ~uierj1brige Wtitocl
MoperSfi mllroe in cinenl leerItebel.
oen S%armboulc, Glide Weilen BON
Gollep Sorgc, als 9cid)c 9%efnnoeli.
Sein S1aoel run eineeldlogell ntlo
lcine 9eble ourdid)nittcn. Scda
W0nner, meld)e 81 elmer 3igeniler-
bolloe gcborerL iinb inter Dem Yer
oodt, ben Gndben entiilbrt mo CT
moroet 5lt baben, perbdftet mo ms
@efGngnib al Eboetirpile gebrad)t
morben. Gie Eoli5ei mtbte energllc)
eini6reiten, nm Die @eIangenet Dor
MiBbonolitne 81 ibiisen.
Glide Mdnner, Dcltc am Srelta9
nit 5lpei bcoeften @ngen ourd) Fbc-
1tirpiae iubren, nobnten boS 8ino mt
Iid,. Grci Wdnner. weldegcltern frib
i'm @aloe aaitanien u1iiloiet fanoci
Die 2eid)e uno nebe1 ibr eiiien blit.
befledten 3niippel. 3ie W%erboIteteu
leugncn ibrc Sdnlo.
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Ser. SGnacr uUu Baltimore.

SdllptQltattGcr: oWcrm0ulQ Wt0lls
ncrdor e Settle; &r0iiocnt Scnrp
@icietiug. Nr. 22S, perl. Gaitern.
9luc.; northumberland un0 proto-
follircuocr ScfrctGr i. @iQiom @ll-
0cniu2. Nr. 1928, CrIeallSitruBc;
Iinon5 e Sefretdr Is. 0immcIbcbcr,
9tr. 3tj, Moro GOcnitrubc; S6at-
meiitcr $. N}idIidl Mr.. 713, @or.
ncritroBc; Girigcnt: potont. Ser
Iommllmg jeocu 5peiteu 6rCita8 inl
W}onut.
,qlrion."
Nnuptquartirr: Stog Salle, 3r.
205, &anopcr. StroBe. S%ingitmoe:
Mittwo6 - Girigent: s. 6. 6ronf.
u6ormonic."
&oltptqllortier: Nr. All, 8elt.
Gopettc.S trobc. SingItrmOe: Gien.
itog3 - Girigcnt: Sobn q. aIein.
o@ermouio- M1dnncrdor,"
@ollptQllartier: @ermanio = MGns
ncrdor Nalle. gtr. 410--l12, @eit,
2ombaro= Strobe. Singintnoe: Con-
ncrItoQ9 - 9irigent; Ebcooor Sent
berger.
oSro6iinn."
0niptQlturticr: Srobiinu . Snlle,
ltr. 2O00, Grcoerid. Nucmtc. Sing.
itluI0c: Wittuod3-Tirigcnt: oSo1n
Il. &lein.
yNrbciter,& s., Gnlcrdlor."
&altptqltortier: anOreuS' Sollc,
Nr.3t4, SanooeritrnBe. Sin9itunoe:
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8oddlt.
n2ocuit.@oillt MGuncrtor."
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Gtte Cuba, unb 9norcitroBe. Sing.
ItlnOe: SonntogS - Girigcnt: SIT.
bert Sriippel.
o2lrbeiter. 2ieoertoiel."
Souptquorticr: Gol5' @olle, Nr.
40S, @eit 2erin9tonitroBe. Sing.
ltumbe: 9icnitogS-Girigcnt: GboS.
$. @obou.
nSbolia-M Gnnerdor."
@ouptQuartier: &oi9t'S Safe, Nr.
1922, @ariorosI penlte. SingIhunoe:
Soiepb 9ode.
pWto5art-M Gnnerdor."
@oltptQllortier: 9roobmap Sotel,
Ode 9rooOmop 1tno SrIconSltrobe.
Singitun0e: 0ienitagS - 9irigcnt:
Geo. @. Eoblmonn.
.Gihenfran5."
SoltptQllartier: SSobn Sdnibt'S
Dorm. 3orr'S) Solle, ode 8. uno
@oitgbitrobe, Si9bIototomn. Sing.
Acknowledgment: Con-.
9odner.
,Melobie."
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Gde 2oipItrabc uio gelair Marft.
SiugIhlnoe: Sonneritdgs Siri'
gent 8. 9oroluS.
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9ienltagS - 9irigcnt: s.
91roluS.
nMeteer-@ elangpcrein."
Souptqltortier: 9oifmonn's Safe,
2om. uio 6orreit : StraBe. Sina.
ituioc: SienitagS - 9irigent: S. 6.
Sronf. s
ngbeltpeiB."
Sollptqrnrticr: @eorg S. Ioer's
Safe, Nr. 1, 5ait-@penue, Caution.
Singituabe: 9ienitogs = 9irigent:
Iug. 'Sdneioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
@eswei(u
uun cmpfcblenSlucrtbcm TiunnS-,
GHarOS= mrS Guoetnil. @cidJGften.
6iHun5icIleS.
Nonfen.

6irIt 9totionol @ont. 16. @cit. Soro.
togo Strubc; !. .. Ierguion,
Froli0ert $. y. @iIcor, aoiiircr.
6ormer@' oto MerhantS' g|tationol
@anf, 301, Noro-Gborles Strabc
Gbo9. :. Granc, ErdiiOcnt; Garter
@. Oaburn, aoiiirer.
GHltlte &ont, lexington uno 6oui
0op.S troBc; ". $. Sd,ulj, Br6ii.
oellt; Alldult @cbcr. &oiiirer.
Commercial ono GormcrS' Notional
&onf, @omorO- mo @ermnn Ctr.
MeItern NationoI 9onf, fl, Noros
Gutom. StroBe; SSoi6lta g.. Sorpcu.
ErGiiOent; ". @orriott, aaiiircr.
Groper@' oro Mehauica' Notionol
@ant, Grtalu. uno Iopcttc. Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
Gortiesuna folet.)

Hodl d) miner. yNld
mas. Sic ipredlen ia gar nid)t ociltld,,
Sic peripcdDiclt iteta mir mo midi"
~ .llno Sic, mein umo 0ein.,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
Nultholi.M 1n0Icr.

f>HJ
Ibo&. Ntottbcm9 4 Son, Goltton-
Nucmc uno }Ibcmorle- StroBc.
Geo. i. SIpon & BRO, IA, &i9bt.
StrnBc.
@lcd)- mo cmoiuirte S%tobMpooren.
Nottonol GnoneIinA & Stamping
So, 100, @onouer. StroBc.
0ampfmni6inen, &eiieI II. Bumper.
@nuncc Stebbina & Cons. Charles
ltno S%ombnr0-S troBc.
Sot0mirtlduItlid)c Wcrdt6e lmlo Sd
mereien.
Griffith & SurnPr 60, POO. Noros
EacnltroBc.
Srnomcntole 0robt-N (r6eiten.
Nuiur < So. 81, .sNonor0.St
Nrmitrong, Gotor & 60, 106-1S,
Noptina=Glucc.
Sregellos, Ncrtcl & 50, 100, Sop
tin2.Elocc. .
5Diircn, Scniterrobmen II. &unledur.
Sronf 9. @otfins & 60, Hrott. uno
Nreiiocnt. Strabe.
Sd)nupitabuta Sobritantel.
u. Storr & SO, 1876, NorosGalperts
Strobc.
3eitid)riiten = Woga5iu etc.
Baltimore gteps So, 3tS, Noro=
@ermonsS traBe.
Srieoboie.
2ouoon Eorf Cemetery, Office 21,
gScit.S arotoga.St robc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
6eucr- &criidcrlnga 2(Qcntcn.

cr-&crlidcrlng -Ggcnten.
Nonte GricnOIp Societu. 1926, Gin.
Den NpCmlc.
u. :. Sbodelioro 4 60. >, Dit
SarntogoitrnBc.
Scnrp NJ. @oriielo 01opoO. 21O,
observation-disclosures.
9irtbcoo & Son 2ll, 0it.Qcrina-
ton StroBc.
ScnncB 4 Soplor, 306. Cit.@crmgs
ton StroBc.
lluncr 4 5bomo@. ,. Dit Sarotodn-
Strobc.
~. :. Sclocn, If, NIt.@lcoiunt-
Strnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
HOftmarfen.N aentnren.
@erihie0ene Gta0ttbeiIe, IN tpelGen
8oIt.8 ert6Ia6en n%ertdnft

mer0ett.
WleIoaIe - g. g. scott.
Dorfs5tors - 4urHeq 8. SnpptrGton.
@orfudsIibemle uno Sarrtton'Str1Be - Hp'
81. etSaBe unO 9untinooOHs abenus - 2onis
9teiuoolIar.
Grangeuile 49, Siram 1inlble.
Surt.9lOeuue uHo 5obniousSsFabe - n. S'S
3. alo @ousB.etraBe, 9tebIanOtotUH Sd8.
{. Grllur.
grE. %, tlutonsgI6enIe (28oOoberrb)
Clarence 9. Wlutultls..
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y uftersS tatlon. oBcnnfbIbauier Euhu" - q
GanI6tI citation. .WnItintorssC btOsgdbn-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

GtDonteH on nj: tyoitlois 3utunf,, ~
iie tutgsQenQine. sypreBteu is ibr.
sir Seb,n IN her H!eiritoc, OR
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tonnsu-mls io(te ie ous eriroQsH.
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,,. b~sf-rosr ,nu o,1eniibsr ie,t Ieiuer
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Dan t0 mth SDn'n dnln''eben
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ru0er?'
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gang germ, lpenll lts i'm oljf mat 1'.@
rntben poIte. SP tHP''e o1S Seo"T't
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Gr iol mjtIelojo III ibr @slitt. 9'f
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9%eoronQts G%cloenifoft notIiG 'tIE"'29j
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$50. Ter Grt't,JP 'sa'a ~,
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po'tets 9So!mam 9H't man ian"
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telpuroern 1nt "EstH
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mai ,M 'pnnle Net'"ueh' az t!ne[ lts,,
ntn Sn9n' 81 'lhoel' ''S 'dl SIC "Htls'
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N0cfcr NcQniiitcn.

Gbc WIpcrS & 0ida So, 10l, Siios
Nomnros StraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

Wrrn0cl0elttbnma= MotIcr.
Etercc Is. 0ugon & 9tcpbcp. rs,
S%crlnGton-S trabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
WantiCrS mo Moflcr.

@onbIcton & 80, ~, Oit.2crimoton-
Strubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
Spar6anfcu.

S%pdrbontcu.
GentraI Souing2 &onf, Charles
lmo %erinQton-S troBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

6cllcriihcrc M0bcl. @aQcrrna.
@rnbom'a @%orcbouic. Bart. Nprmtc
mo Qolpbin.S traBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
@efGrOcrnn0 Jun GOitiahcn.

QGnge Der erforOerliden 3eit sur
grrei6urg Der berIhie6enen
@eItimnun9sorte.
ltntenItcbeno lit ole ungefGbtc
3eit fir lle6crmittellng Ser BoIts
iode1 BON Dem @oItimorer 4olI.
@iirrou nad Den GaltptiddIiden
cinbetnii6cn rn9 altSmdrtigen
St6otcn pcr}ciduCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

Iboa. Ntottbcm9 4 Son, Goltton-
Nucmc utO }lIbemorle- StroBc.
Geo. =. SIpon & BRO, III, &i9bts
StrnBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25
SoDti.

@ei ser 2onoung miIiien Iid6ren-
Sc ourd YGIie ooer anoere Sotlis
ntcnte legitimiren. Sim beltet loBt
man iid ben 9ab BON einem 8onllI
0ieie8 2oltoeS Dor Der abreiie oiltrer.
@crionen, ipeId)c Sapti perlaiicn
ipollen, miiiien ibre abreile orei
Sage porber bel ser Toli5ei annlels
ben. Sn mallden Saaen 9enugt
einc ioId)e InmcLolulg uild) 24Stitn'
oen Dor ser Nbreiie.
9oIipia a.
Nhlr 1T &riegs5eiten miillet ltd)
6renbe bel ser EoliSei ailslpelleh,
ionIt lit III feillem Safe oas 0l'preil
eineS ToiieS oprgeidrieben.
Dina.
Sl China beItcben bei Der Sa''
oiutg feline Gab . &oridriften, leood'
tbllt man better, cine oerortlge Se9'-
tirtntion init iid SIT iiibren. Sei III
Ieiien I'M Snnern lit iebod elm poil
Der @eionotidait ousgeitellter NaB
urerldblif). Sci Der gbrcile ut rem
EoB notbncnoig.
Gill
Geiu Hoboiuang. .as.saf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

guSlGnoer miiiien nit 8ailen Der
Icben iein, icbod miro oieie MaBre'
gel bel SonriIten unter gemoDnlldleil
~llmltGnoen nidt anaemenbet. 9fod)
einem sluientbalt BON 8fuei Mfonatel
ieood miiiien lid IuSlGnoer ioentiIt'
siren uno reaiitriren loIien, Sci Der
s(breiie lit oie Sor6eieun9 zines &C.
ditiuotions SapierS niht erforoers
lid.
Sn @uiano @orouaribu) iucr.
Sen 91iie nift perIan9t ebenio mi
Souo Wotopio). - Sir Q II III o.
@ooang) beitebeu oiciclbcn Sic.
oeln, iebof tbilt man SoriiNtS bal.
Der gut, einen Tob nit ii1 81 fiib.
rct.
@rie6enIano.
Sb9leid Gaiie geietlit porges
id,rieben ihto, iin0et oos @eieb MIR
oui perOGdtige Eerionen 9lntren.
Dung.
Gcriien.
Nad) Sem 0eiee miiiicn 6rellbe,
che lie gesiien betretcn, nit eineut
Fob, lpeIder Oas Giia eineS peril.
Iden @eioll0ten ooer aorluIS tr1gt,
perIeben fem, 8ieIes giio fam ie.
bod coent,tca oil Der @ren5e crIangt
+! lpcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-25

0ampfmaldinen, aeiieI II. Bumper.
Mnllncc Stebbila & Cons, Gbarlc3-
mo Sombnro.S troBc.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-26

Professor Noble Spent Yesterday In
speeding the Ground.

Professor Noble, OF the University,
who came down from Chapel Hill Fri
day will return to the University this
morning. Yesterday Professor Noble
spent the day at Moore's Creek with
Mr.. James F. Moore, President of the
Battle Ground Association. In compa-
my with Mr.. Moore, Professor Noble
made al exhaustive study of the bat
tie ground finding the exact location OF
breast works. lines of defense. posi-
tons of the two armies etc. The whole
situation was gone thoroughly over
and the day passed most probably to
both Of the gentlemen.
In conversation last night with 8
Messenger reporter, Professor Noble
said that Mr.. Moore was very gratifed
lat the progress that is being made in
THE effort to fix up the battle ground.
Congressman Thomas has very ener-
lgetically pushed a bill. which has been
lfavorably. reported, appropriating 5000
lout Of the national treasury for the
proper development and maintenance Of
the ground.
Moore's Creek battle fed Is an his
ltoric place and it is c~ommendable ami
lgiveS pleasure in this community that
1.-THE government will probably soon
take its care in charge.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-26
v MEN DROWNED.
Heroic Work Of Life SaverS-Fails 20
Save all the Grew.

New York, February 22.-Five men
were drowned in the wreck of the
schooner Benjamin C. Cromwell off Bell
Port. Long Island. today. only two OF
the crew of seven being rescued from
the breakers when they washed ashore
on pieces Of w~reckage. The schooner
was broken up by the heavy waves.
The Cromwell halls from Portland, Ne,
and was bound from Charleston. S. c.,
to Halifax with pine. The mate Of the
Cromwell and four others were drown
ed.
Two men who came ashore were tax
en- to the Bell Port Life Saving station
exhausted. Three life saving crews.
those from Bell Port, Oak Point and
Jones Inlet. made half a dozen ineffec-
tual attempts to launch life boats. One
boat succeeded in getting through the
surf. but was unable to get to the out
er bar where the Cromwell was lying.
At least four lines were shot over the
wrecked ship. but they were Of no avail
and the breeches buoy could not be
used. The life savers launched their
boat and put out through a tremendous
surf in an effort to reach the wreck,
but the seas were so high that the boat
was swept back and the attemrt had to
to be abandoned for the time. Resort
was then a to the shot line and the
line reached the vessel but the crew.
either because of exhaustion, or be-
cause they were forced to cling to the
rigging, were unable to reach it n il
fell back into the sea. The attempt
was repeated but without success.