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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18
BY Martha Scott Anderson.

early planting. The Towering plants
I would recommend to plant as soon
as convenient, begonia and antirrhi-
mum. The begOnias require care
full attention in starting, but afford
such satisfactory results that they are
worth the pains. For the best effect
they should be massed in a bed by
themselves and as this requires con-
siderable number of plants it pays to
raise ones own. No blossoms afford
larger quantity Of brilliant blooms,
as we'll as fine foliage. Antirrhinum
presents no difficulties of culture, but
the giant varieties will make such a
growth as to require considerable
room for spreading.
Dahlia experts claim that plants
raised from seed equal in every par
ticular plants raised from tubers, and
that the trouble of taking care of the
tubers is eliminated. For early flow
ers the seeds must be planted in the
house in February and March. Many
beautiful varieties can be obtained for
a small amount Of money from seed.
There is no question that sweet peas
started in the house give the most
satisfactory results early in the sea-
son, having earlier and finer blossoms
than those grown out Of doors. A
satisfactory plan is to start part of
ones hedge indoors and the other OUT
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18

with the arrival Of the first seed
catalogues comes the impulse to be-
gin preparations for gardening. So
far as these include study of cata-
logues, selection Of seeds, making, and
drawing Of plans and study of garden
ing lore 1t Is never too soon to begin.
The practice Of buying ones seeds
early has many advantages. 1t as
sures leisurely consideration and helps
to inspire careful planning and gives
practical direction to ones study.
Then, seed stocks are not depleted,
and one gets what one orders, and, as
the dealer Is not greatly rushed, or
ders are filled more carefully than is
possible later.
Not many seeds are actually needed
before the first Of March. but there
is nothing lost by ordering all early
and few will be wanted for planting
soon by those who have facilities and
patience for indoor planting Of deli
cate seeds. In this climate not many
of the biennials live over winter and in
order to secure blooms 1t is necessary
to trick them into making one contin-
uous season. They are, however, of
rather large habit, as a rule, and un-
less they can be repotted as they need
It, it Is not wise to start them too early,
as any check in their growth will more
than offset the advantages of extra
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18

morning moonfoWer. -
For outdoor planting sweet peas and
peoples may be and should be planted
as soon as the ground can be worked,
and peoples especially do even bet
ter from seed sown in the fall. Of
the seeds that do not bear transplant
ing and can go into the ground early
without danger are mignonette, an
nual chrysanthemums, godetia, morn
ing glories, gypsophila, coreopsis,
candytuft, eschscholtzia, flax, Japanese
hop, larkspur and sunf1ower. The
hardy varieties planted earlier in the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18

they will be very much appreciated.
Among the house plants that cam
readily be raised from seed where a
considerable number are wanted are
asparagus sprengeri, umbrella plant,
cyclamen, geranium and gloxinia. OF
the plants that are worth raising in
the amateurs garden that should be
planted early in order to prolong their
season are balsam, ageratum, allyssum,
calendula, marguerite carnations, CEN
taurea. euphorbia, Chinese pinks,
feverfew, hibiscus, zinnias, phlox,
vinca, maurandia, Japan and Brazilian
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18

much thinning and transplanting to
insure the best results, practically all
OF them being better for at least one
move in the frames before being put
into the ground. It is we'll not to hur-
~ the planting out of any, except the
hardest varieties, and some plants
need protection until about June 1.
The exhausted hotbed and frames
make good seed beds for use all thru
the summer, as they afford shelter for
seedlings from wind and storms and
by means of canvas or lath covers can
give at least partial shade
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18

hotbed should have a second planting
in the open ground, particularly as
tiers, calendula, pillks, phlox and zin-
MAS.
OF the ANIMALS that should wait
until settled warm weather or "corn-
planting time are marigold, bachelor
button, nasturtium, cockscomb, wild
cucumber, datura, sweet fern, four
o'clock, gaillardia, gourds, Towering
beans and portulaca.
While the outdoor planting Of Iar-
der varieties is going on the tenderer
plants in the frames will demand
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18
LOCATION

Our location the banks and bluffs the northern Mississippi
snotna
"MINNESOTA GROWN"
in Of
Minnesota the tin world
DO WE GROW OUR STOCKS? YES
gseberes 900 600 bacbee dewbere 125
herbac
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18
GARDENERS CALENDAR

Advantage Of Careful Selection
Helpful Planning Of Their
Garden is When to Plant.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-18

The Men Who Grow ".jeWeU' Trees
Part of propagatng force Many Of these men have
been connected with nursery for more than quar-
ter century. They ought to ho70 bow, and they do!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-13

4lem rtnerb6rt ltnrrdt, inns ole 3D.
ter 9otten, 9riioer, 566ne elmer
s0lmlore peaen dltf bhltiacr @obI.
llotf 81 reuben, No6 ME wrrOe cine
@ro9e ooourd rcd,tlid qcI0it, ooB
D'rnldeIl lid 9egenIciti6 Ole S6ooc!
F1nlplllaen. IS mciB Ootl 5cocr, oaB
'rl arle9e niht Der Hctt bcboIt, Der
Io'rlild Heft bot, iouocrn itetS Der,
OCT 'toer Die mciItcn Hanoncn rno
a nlcllte &ononcnfuttcr ocrfiigt.
@eroen mir una lmicrcr MCnihen.
lolIroe bcurBt: sic M}orOioce bat iid
lloerlcbt Gas Wcnihcntblm ltno
ote WtenI6Ii6fcit Ocrlongcn ibr9ic6t,
lllro Dies &e4t miro lucr0cn, ga robe
@cpolt Der itetig itciacnoen Snteui-
9ett5 oolterno nidt Stono boltcn
fam"
Ger IppGolt8, ncldcr Der Nnipro.
3c Der 9oronin bon Suttncr folgtc,
mar Elm foit frenctiihcr. Gincm In.
partetii6cn mltBtc Der @coonte font
men, Dob unierem N}oOor bon Scr
ltrcttboren 6rieocu2irHmoiu Die Ab-
tltbr gciuoroen iuur.
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GbcidcibnnsCn nno bic GpisfOpaI-
Stride.

9 It 0 II, WfoIi., ~. Sttober.
Sm 0eputirtcnbailie ser OreiiGAr.
lid)en 8enerolipnooe Scr prote itantt-
ihen Gpisfopalfird)t" brofte On5
foltoniife Gomite ieiteltS %ieile8 &ors
iiterS Reu. Or. Davenport ans N,eme
pbiS, Gem, ciltet gtrid)t EN-, ipcl-
der Oie GbeihIieBun9 eiuer JcidJic'
oelten Gerion bel 2rb3eitell oea frii-
beren @ntten ncfbietet.Ii Ger Wino.
~ritGtSbcrid)t, mcld)cn Hep. Or. g.
9emis Eorfs aus Help- Yorf eiubrad)-
re, lGBt eS bel Der biSberigen Grnri0,
ponnf Dem in ben @eridten Iiir M
idylloig erflGrten 2beil Die @icbc..
p%erbeirotbu1g leitens Der Gpiafopai
Stride g%eItnttct miro. Die Gebottc
Oariiber muroc bon Or. Ynrf9 erGii
net mo biiritc iebr lolge 0dllern.
0oS SarS ser 9iihoie iette leinc
Sibungen fort. Ser Gr5bii6of pom
Canterbury wobnte geitern 5llnt Ieb'
ten Dial Der Spnobe bel, ga er bclt:c
Bolton perlGBt.
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8rGn6e.

WtnntpeA Wnn., ~. Sfto6er.
- Die biciiQc Stoot mltroe in Ser
lcbten NodJt our6 oaS i6limmIte
6eller in ibrer @eididte beintgeild)t.
3luei @epierte I'M @ciAdftstbcilc ser
StoOt, cinidIicBlid oe5 neltcn g@lll-
man = 9lof," ocS IS. $. Ni6Oomll-
Slod," oeS oOopiS . 9lod" ltl0 OcS
uHiolto . 9Iod," muroen gGl5IiG
ODER tbeihueiie 5crit0rt uno Der @er-
Init miro olf etipo 100000 ge-
i6Gbt. aein MenidenIebcn gin9 Der
lorcn.
Camden rs, 10. Sfto6er.
9oS Gtobliiicment Der .GbiIo-
oclpGio @ool Stod 60" 81 Gooper'S
Eoint gin9 bcllte IN SIommcn ollf.
Scrlllit $4,000.
" II 0 I, ST., ~. Oftober. -
Der Sanoiib 0eS befannten 9ilo-
boilcrs 9lltguIhiS ct. @uuoenS ouf
DER 9e9ellltber ltegell0en Gon1ectl=
cutter Seite lpitrOe 9eltern 9toht Don
6euer beimgeitd)t. Die 5lonmen
farlen in elmer Sheufte gum Nus
britf ulo ergriffen Die nobe liegenbe
Werflt1tte hes &iinItlerS, sic poQ.
'tonoig einge0idert mllrOe. Scrtige
Stotnen, @ppsmooele, WeoaiIlonS,
onoere aunitlperfc, 5uInmmcn int
Wertbe bon 5oulenoen bon Dollars,
muroen nerniftet. Der Glenelltc
Sab 5eritorte oie @ebiIoe, Die Der
&iinitlcr mlb ieinc @ebiilfeu nlilbIam
i'm 2ollfe bon Wonuten poabrodt
batten.
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0as stanObilO OcS altcn 6rit.
Die fcierIide GntGiialng oeIIelben
in @aIbiugton olf sen 1' go
bender fcItgcicbt.

oember fcitgcicbt.
8oibinQtoh .. g. -. DIT.
Die Qron}c Statue 6rieorid'@
oc8 @roBcL pelhe Der o"rtlde &ot-
,pr hem omerifuniihcn &nlte 3unl
@eIdcnf ocnruht bat uno bic oltf Der
espIonooc oca oNrmo g8or College,"
oufocItcQt ucrOcn miro, miro am 10.
Nopcmbcr nm 153 ltbr RGdmitta9S
in @eocnmort oeS FrGiihcltcn, Der
WitoIic0Cr OcS &a6inet mo ocS Of
p(omotiidcn Corps, ser Gi6tcr bcS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oe8 Aoruirols
Gerpep, oc5 Stob5def5 Ser 2lrmcc
ltno 5o6lrci6cr OfIi3iere ser 6lottc
uro ser Nrn,cc icicrlidj entbiiQt wer.
Sen. GoUcit pie m0aIi6 mcrocr
iid Offi5iere ser Ocl!tI6cn SIrnle:
mo 6lottc, sic unlucit con bier mci-
len, an ser Gnthiimm95fcicr Bethel.
liocu. Die Gcrcmonic miro ourdJ
Elm @c6et einc5 &oplon@ Der 9(rmcc
cinaelcitct mcr0Cu. 0onn rJirS
Ireiirou Spcf BON Starnturq, sic
@nttin oc8 oclltiden @Uti6oftcr3 IN
@ai6ington ourd) 3ic6cn oil Scr
Icioencn Sf)nlrr sic oltS omCrifoni.
iden lno Oelltihcu 6logQcn bette.
ben0c llmDiiung ser Stotlle 5rn1
6allcn 'brtngc1. Die Statue miro
oulm Dem Observation-Disclosures ii6er.
0Cbcn ser cine fltr}C 9lniprod)e bal
IN miro. Ole 9uurpNeibere0e luir<
GrGiioent 8po7:rCll Doltcn. Gam.
miro nod &ritI3'cfrct0r Goft Nu.
mems Ser 2Irmr2 iprcGcn. 3piiMcl
0n ciu5elncn 9Miprohcn miro 0o>
WarinC. Wlliitcrrp; De mlerifonl
ihc uno sic ocutihc 9tatiouoIhunun(
ipicleu. GiniQe 0ctoiIS Der 6eicl
barren nod Ser GrleoigumQ bis 3ltr
&iiffcbr oC5 &ricgSletret0rs Sof
llad WQlblllqtolt.
Die 9totrc lit Dor cinigcn Eog"r
in Baltimore onqefommcn unO mlr(
IN @dl0c nod @oibiugton gebrdht
BORT nt59cpodt mo ollf 0oS Ticbe
ItaI nrli Scr @Splonooc, bon rpeIUc-
man sic 2Ill3iiht iibcr ocu Yotomo
genicbt, olliQeItellt mcroen.
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Sr1ntiaam nit SO Sabren.

@orceitcr, Moii., 10. Sftobcr.
- Sn biriiger Stabt bobtn iid ser
93-iobri9e 8olf @ercion unr Die GO
iobrigc Nnnic M. 8olomuu oltrd)
Hobbtl1er Scrmom SiIper IN sic
5orten MoicnfcIieln Scr Che iblo9en
lollcll. Ger neite GGen1nnm bot Z
alnoer, GA @nfcl, Il llrenfcl rno
clrten l(rllrenfel. 3ipei icincr llr.
rnt2l b%eIinocn iid) oitgenbIidIid) ais
r'll''idc SoIooten in Yort strtGnr.
EN l'cltc @ottin bat 3 Ginoer uno
- GnteL 10 boB oas ne,!, G6epaar
an cine ans t24 a0pfcn ~bcItchcnoc
NomiIic bIifcn fam.
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Sturmbcrbcernnscn in SunSnruS.

Nem Orleans, II. October.
- Der 0ampfer .8eperlp," Scr ans
SGfen bon &onoltroS uno Guatemala
bier ongefommen lit, beltGtigt Ole
fiir5lid e~iltgetroffenen ipGrli6enWtcl-
oungen iiber Die Terbeerlngen zines
OrtanS, Ser oos &iiitenlonb por
SonollroS beimgeiudt bat. Nm 30
September brad oos llnmetter her.
ein unO miitbete orei Gage lang nit
fltrd)tburer @epalt. Mm Ihmeriter
mitge1ommen ipurbe Die Sta6t
Euerto Gorte5; oIle onoeren Srtidoi.
ten entIong ser &iiite BON ienerS taot
bis nof Geibo nltroen libel 5ugerid)-
tct. Sn Dem lettgenonnten Srte Der
rrloftcn Die ifmeren Hegengiiiie Ell
men gcmoltigen Grbruti6. Nus Dem
Smlern ocS 2onoeS mnren BET Der
IbIobrt OcS 9ompfcrs' 9erperlp"
nod feline Wt%elbun9eu iiber baS Ger
ltorlng2pert 0eS Stlrmes unge.
lan9t. Die gauge 9ananen = Grnte
loll pcrnidtet fem.
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Nc"gcrltrGflina sn SoSe mihbanoelt.

NugnI it a, Ga, IL. Sftober. -
Cine Spe5ioloepeihe ans SobnIton,
sc, an ben oGbronicle" nlcloet;
o0ie 2eide BON @ooe Sortlep, Der
Dor 5ipei @oden ltarb, mobrerlo er
inn gGboin Sang" ar6eitete, mo
oeiien plotti6er Soo Serbaht ers
regte. ml,rbe bellte atf InoroimilJ
oeS StaatSanpalts thurman pleoer
oils9eeroben uno elm SnqileIt nb9e-
balten. IS ergab lid), Dob Der Neger
BON Den gnfiebern Gorelp, Trince
uno Sopper oreimial gei6logen luitrs
De. 9as Seroift Der Siirp laiitete:
Dob @ooe Sartlep ourd einerl
Shlog alif Den Sinterfopf u1o ms
slnge, mGbreno er am .Gbain Sang"
mar, su Spbe fam."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-13
%un @caclascrcrn eridolen.

Gctrott Mih, II. October.
S1 Der Soritobt @ponbuttc i'll Scr
0obritorbeiter Goiimir 3robIesfi,
ais er nit lcirtem aomerober Gyronf
eorentbo bon Der @rbeit fam itrb
ie1i1en @od)enIobn in ser 5oite
bottc, bon orci @c9elo9crern iibcr-
falIet nnb cridoiien morbcn. ga.
renlbo enttom nit %%erfeptnoen on
Der Sono. Son oen @cgeloaerern,
iueld)e @roblcsfi'S 9oorihoit in ser
Sobe bon $40 crbeliteten, bot man
nod teine Spur. Son ocn 6 ShuB.
munoen, ipelde @roblesfi's 0eide
5ei9t, beftnoen iid brei i'm Sd)dbcI.
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MOrO9cGcimnif Der NlctrOpOlc.

Hltiiiidcr @irtb IN icincm &ofol cr-
moroet. Grci Errioncn ais
NIT Der Ibot in &cr6inoun0
Itcbcno pcrboitct.
Ncm- Norf, ~. 0ftober. - <
Serbinoltng nit Der GrmorOung bon
Sobn SlpitidL zines ruiiiihen @tr.
tbe8, iino orei Eerionen perboftet
lpor0ell unO Die @oli5ei iltdt nud
Der Scide beS Grmoroctcn, Der obnc
3mciiel cincm &crbrcdcn 5lrm Opfcr
Nciollcn lit. Die &crboitctcn IinO
&ouiS &oeIccr mClder in eincm
3immcr ncbcn 0emienigcn pun
Smitif iuobntc; SomcS Npon, ser
GigcntbiIn1cr oca &olticS, IN Dem
iif Die @trtbidoft BON Gpitif DC
fi1oet, uno Soiepb @igblono, cin
Allfmdrter IN 0ienlten BON Gmitid).
2aeieer tbeilte Scr &oli5ci nit.
OoB Sluiti6 leit mebrcren So0Cll
oerntiBt mer0e, lu10 ais er, 2oeIccr,
geitern friib iein 3immer betretcn
babe, bobe er ooiIeIbc Ieer ulO qou5
nit 9lut beipriBt gcflmocn. Gin
Eoli5iit Der i'm nnh Dem 3immcr
bcgleitetc, fonO oniieIbe mie bcid)ric
ben. Gen Hod, Die McItc, Ocr Nlrt
llnO Die Monihetteu oeS &%ermiBtclr,
NQes nit '9lnt g%ctrGnft, iorpie cilt
Noiirnlciier iano MA in elmer 9lllt
lodc ollf Dem 9o0cn liegen. Sociecr
Iagt er babe Den sui lid)t iriibcr
bcrid)tet, neil Der Snll5cigcntbiimcr
HDon i'm oebcten, iif rrtbig 5lt per,
boltclL Oo cr, lpenn Die @ci6id)tc BE-
tonnt miiroe, oas 2otul nid)t lcid)t
luiebcr pcrmietben tonne. 2oeiecr
mo Hpan ipur0en feitgcnonmcn
uno einigc Winutcn ipGter olld)
Sigblnn0, nllf Dem ebcniolS cin
GerOoht boitet.
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Gtrifcfi6rcr ms @efGnsnif ecIdDift

Help Sopcn Cont, -. Oft.
- 0odoem lie ole Hed)t@nlittcl cr.
idopft, itelIten lid odt BON Den nelIn
Union . Silbrleutcn, mcld)c I'M oori.
gen 6riibiobr bonn Superior @cri6t
oltf sic 9el6uloigung Der &crifmo,
rllrq 5llr Serbcifiibrlng zines Stri.
tes Der bieiigen 6ilbrlertc id)uloig
beiunoen luoroen fporer, Dem Hid)s
ter Sbumlipop mo puroen 81 ic Orci
Wonaten @efGngniB pcrltrtbeilt. Scr
ncltntc Mann, Srrin 5. Stodforo, tit
iuiti5flii6tig geluorOcn. Gltrd) Die
bclttige Observation-Disclosures mltroc
Elm Yro5eB 5u Gnoe aetitbrt, melder
in N(rbeiterfreiien groBes anflebcl
crreote. Mit benz gufIdrb Der ur'
tbeilsperfiinbigung bate oerStootS'
oniuolt iid) eirperltnltoen ertlart,
nm ben 2eliten mdbrcnp oes Soml'
nlcrs nod @elcgenbcit SIT geben, tilr
ibrc 6omilien 81 iorgell.
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ScaniprndJt @cr,uanOtidJaft NIT SO'
bert 6. See.

Gbicoqo, 12. Sftober, y"
Chicago befinbet iif cine llll'9eora'''
ensperion in Soft, pcIde iit @erfrl''
Sc II. 6. Sec nennt mo en- gfad)lo't''
me Generals Hobert 6. Sec ST. 'e'l'
bcbolrptet. Die 5ralenSperiOn lplro
belduloi9t, 5ipei Sonotoldell' peru.
cine 5rau 6. &obertS aus Soilei W
einem Stoteitr. 0epartelnel'isluo."
sltm Nufbelpobren selaiien bate H. !,
meId)e Sitpelen uno &leloill'8"l'"u;:
i'm @ertbe BON $4,000 ettbielten un'
Die angabe, 5rou Tobert 81 lel", ~
flon1irt une unterihlagen 81 pop'''
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&%nnfiiifc anf ocr Qan6itrafc.

colorado Sprtn8s Gol,12,
Sttober. Sn Scr Babe bon bier
llllcenirtc nculib cine pom cincm SEQ
lelooltop 6]obritantcn cngogirtc
@eleui6oft einen Stogccoof llebcr.
1ou, NIT obligotcr ShicBcrei nm
9eroltbltn8 ocS Yoitiofcs, ola 5lt.
foaig cine Souriitcn @cieaitoit
oo5n fam uno Die Sotc fir boar2
Wtiin3e nobm. Gincr Der Gouriitcn
ging iogor 10 ipeit, icin S6icBciicn
81 3ieben uno eincn Der 6igltronteu,
eincn gcwiiicn &c. u, Seli9 mt2Gbi.
cogo, in Den 9Irm 81 idicBen. ShlicB.
lid flGrtc lid Die gauge @cihidtc
oltf, obcr sic Gorriitcn icbtcn b0dit
entriiitet ibren @eg tort, inOcm liz
erflorten, OoB ioldc &rnitItijdc olri
Der offertlihen 2onoitroBe nitt &c.
ouloet lueroen iollten.
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YcidlcnbCitnttcr in @ernthnnn.

Ct. 2ouis, Mu., II. Oftober.--
9ic %. Sobrca g &erionmllmg Ser
Sectional Glrncrol directors 9liioc,
lpltrOc bier in Hoic Sill 6oG urter
9etbciliqunq BON cirto 800 0elego.
ten aus alien 9onoeatbeilen er0finet.
@lci65eiti9 togt Der critic GongreB
Ser State Gmbolming 9oarn$. olti
iuel6cm IS Stouteu ser Union
our6 lire rcip. Ncb0rocn reprGicn.
tirt limo. 9cidloiicn iuuroc, cinen
cinbcitlifcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiir
GepriiItc 2cihcnbeltottcr mo Ginbol.
iomircr 81 bciiirlportcn Oontit sic
Sebtcrcn ibrcn 8Ci6dftSbctrie6 olld)
III onocrcn Stooten fiIGrcn f0nnter.
obne cine nod]nlolige Griiilutg ab5ll.
leQcu.
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0e9cn SaS 2gnGnnlucicn,
Hiftcr SoneS' Snitruttiouen an sic
@rnno=Surp iiber Den an 6oroc2
Wtaples oeriibten Qpndmor0.

Maples oeriibten QpndnIor0.
SuntsoilIC, 9(lo., 70. Oft.
Del Der Gr0finung beS bicIi0cn 9ltn-
ocagcrihtS belt Hi6ter GSoncs cine
dlBcrit nod0riifli6c Nniprud)e on
Die @ron0zS ltrD I'M 8etrcif Oea Qpn
bcna OcS 9tegCr8 &oroCc WtuplrS,
Der bon cincm Dob am @iobl per
brannt lpltr0e, mo oea SdicBcuS
ourd) Den Wiob ouf Elm @cfGnonir.
in meldcm iif 8ltnor3 @cfondcn,
befonoen. Gr iogtc: o@cm Sir
itber5eltgt iin0, DOB Ser W}ob Den
Neger Staples nidt gelpn6t boben
tpilroe, lperln er Elm MeiBcr QerueIcn
mare, 10 oerlongt Die QCu06ulid)e
Wfcnidlidtcit lmo @erc6tiofeit, oof
Sic bic WtitglicOcr ocS W{ob5 inter
Nnflage Iteuen. Cine llc6erfiibrumd
ooer 6reiipredlltng Der oil Der Sc.
ipaIttbot 6CtbciliQten &erIoncn in
Den @erid)tcn bon NIobomo itlicbt
cine %ertolgrn9 Oerielbcn infer OcIt
@eleben Der Ser. StoQten 'niht aus.
Die Scr. Stooten ihuloen ibrcn
9iir9ern SduB, un1 .3mor nm 10
mebr in oieiem 6olc, no Scr Csc.
tongene bitlflos mar, ocn Wob fei-
men @iocritono bictcn uno iih nidt
Dor Den 6lommcn rcttru tolultc. IS
marc cine Sdmoh fijt'. bic rSllIti5,
rpcnn Gin Iplfca &crbrcdcn ltl1c.
iitbnt blicbc." @c9cn Den Mob
iprod) ijh Der &ifter nit Dem 0r0B-
ten 9to6brud ulls mo betontc, elm
icOcr @iiraer miiIic Stono Qcqcn
oo@ SDt6cn Hcbmen obnc SurCbt
Dor irgcnopelder &ritif, mcld)cr CT
iid) ouOlrd) mlSicet. Gr iorocrtc sic
@ronO. Sltrp ST elmer cinQe6enocn
ltntcrill6ung olcr 9ctoil9 oicicr
&pndborburei olli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-13
@irfnnsrn Der &Ont9cn : Strablen

HobeIter, N..Y, u. 0ftbr. -
Sn 6olge IGngerer Grperimente nit
&ontgen = Stroblen mnlBte geitern,
mie idon tur5 berihtet, I'M bieiigen
ItG0tii6en @oipitol an Or. Qouis@.
@cigel cine Operation oorgenommen
meroelL, bel peI6er Dem glr5te Die
red)te Sonb oberbolb oeS Sonoge.
lenfes un0 Die Orei Ofittelfinger Der
ltnfen Sono obgenommen meroen
muBten. 9ie Operation nltroe i'm
9eilein bc0elltcnoer mcoi5iniider 9lll.
torltaten oorgenommcl, melfe be-
lonocr5 SIT DEM 3mcde getommen
lparen, llnI Den bebanocln0cn 9(eris
ten Or. G0poro " WtuQigau unO
Or. 2cmi9 u. Stole ST oIiiitircn. lin.
ter Nn0ercn porcn eonlueien0 0r.Gos
Iep nnO Or. II. GupIor aus Ierp.
Yort mo 81. HoSmel Yorf, Or. Is.
Wenoe uno 9r. Carl y. &otbrop aus
Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-13
Nls Guttcrie uerp1nt.

@aibtnotom9 .. Is, ~. Oft
Die 9lnflaae oegen Gbriitopber ..
Warib @ei6dftSiiibrcr ser NotionaI
CONTEXT 60, mcl6er bier ipegGu
l(ebertretllng oeS &crbot5 oer@IiitS.
ipiele perboitct puror, lit ollf gcieB
lpiorige @eronitoItung elmer &ottcrie
umqeGnocrt moroen. Gas &crb0r
i'm Yoli5eiqcridt marc o1ti nGfitc
ISOLDE peridoben. Die 0otionolGou,
felt 50. mollte in ollen &onocatbeilcn
ein @ettrotben olf ooa GrgcbniB Der
fommenoen Notionalmobl umterncbs
men. gus &odmittel oicntc Die 5rl,
geiogte Gcrtbeilung Don 8elopreiicn
i'm @eiommtbetroge bon $4,000 an
%oiejenigen Sbeilnebmcr, Die nit III
rem 5iiiernmGBigen WlltbmoBungen
Dem mirflihcn 8oblrchultot am
nGd)Iten fommen ipiirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-13
@onal G%Ummiiiiun in Sitnna.

@oibingtoM .. g., ~. Oft.
Nie <bnmatunoI = G%ommiiiion
bleIt 9cltcrn ibre critic Sibuna lett
'Drer &i'ffcbr aus @ouomo ub. Cine
9roBC %15obl BON An9clcgenhcitcn
DER %crnoltmNS Houtiuc mllroe
p%e'Prod)en. Die Gommiiiion beIt0.
tl9te Ole %GrncnmlnQ bon &. 6. 80.
ben, einem 3ubImciIter Scr Morine.
gum Sbct oes M%otcrioIien. u,,o Ior.
rotbS .GeportementS in 1ouomo
nit einem SabresgcboIt bon $4,000
hno oes 3ablmeiiterS Sdafer Dor
Der Morine Sum 3ablmeiitrr Der ao
nal5one.
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Bic 9cntIdcn in SQinOis fir Barter

Hclu Dort, II. Sftober. -
Wfapor Garter $. &arriion bon Gbi=
cogo beiudtc bcutc Sen Hihter Yor.
fer unO pcrlidertc i'm, oaB 0ic0e mo
tratcn quite Hu5iiftcn 6obcn, ibr
GlettOroltidct IN SQinoi5 ourd5rtic-
ten. Semen WfittbCillrngcn nod lit
oas 0cmotrntii6c &otlum bon Chico
90 10 itorf, 6oB 0ic Gcmofrotic, olti
oercn Seitc oteamol oltd ioit oa9
gor5c 0errti6c Gotltm itcbty ouSgc'
3eidnctc Gbonccn fir Cincn Sieg bat.
0aS 6cltti6c 8otum biIoet foIt Elm
9rittcl ocs gon5cn &otlmlS bon 81.
linoi8, ln0 picIe friibcrc Ocltti6c SIC.
pu6litoncr iino ollrd sic imperioli.
ittidcn Scnocn5en OCr9lominiitration
IN oo8 Eager Ser 9cmofrotcn gctrie.
ben iporocn. Die ocmofrotiide Yur,
tel bon SQinoiS it, mic 9r. Sarriiolt
sum Sh(uIic crflGrtc, ME por6cr 10
Itorf mo 10 cinig gctpcicrL mic &c.
q~cnluGrtid.