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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19
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TIoritcn in Baltimore
16 @cft.S criuston.S Ctr.

Slorlltcn III Sulttmore.
- Mcbrcrc Nun0crt 6loriltcn mo
8Grtncr aus alien Sbcilcn Der Ser.
Stoutcl1 mo Canada, 0ie Gclcgotcn
sur ,Subrc9- Convention Scr n@cIcll'
id]ult Nrncrifouiidcr @lumcngGrtncr"
morcn, mcIhe IN WnIbinatoL 9. s.,
itottiun0 mo lid AM Somltag Der.
tn0tc, Inngtcn GcItCrl Nadnllttag II.
Iben0 ais 0ic @dItc 0cS o8nltintorer
@Grtncr-GlltbS" bier an mo bclidtigs
ten Die Stoot mo itntcrllubnlcn cine
@olicriuGrt nltf Dem Camper MI
nopolia". IS befin6cn iid) aud piclc
S1nen inter Den @cIufcrn. Giit
Ncrrclls ulo ein GomcnsGomitc 0eS
8Grtncr.GlubS iorgtc iiir Die Inter.
fllnit un0 llntcrboltltng Der 8Gitc.
9ie Gontitc'n limo: Die SS. V. q.
Slitton, &orlitcr, i. 6. Bauer, S. $.
Ycrrp, s. 4. Scpbol0, Hobcrt Snai.
Dan, WiQiom 6roicr, s. $. Wob u.
3. @roboH, S. ". Goof, 81. &incent,
ir., &. u. Scioclpit, y. $. 8eIlb $.
$, Slitton 5. Boone un0 =. u. Bur
ger, ionic Die Srnltcn s. Boone, &. =.
SeUbol0, Solbltt, u. z. @rabarn, i.
q. Burger nl0 &. 0robom.
Gas Erci@ercr5icren ser
2 t. SotobuS Nittcr. @rt
oenlErci3crcr5icrcr, mclheS Die ct
&otobll9 Sitter am lcstrn Wittlpod)
in scr ct. SufobuS 0olc ocrnnltal'
tctCn, gitg Die critic Gornpognie inter
Gopt. Aoom Slcdcnltcin licgrcid) her
Dor. Gn9 FrciaperlooIcr, mcldlcS oclt
llebungcn folgtc, botte IolgcnocS Nc.
%Iltltat: I. YrCia, Morris tllbl, \.
Nlltb; Grc@ocncr Tor5cllm .l(br, s.
E0lfCr; Yorlor Sompc, 6rdu $. Nm
ton. Sir ocn &crfollf Der mclltct
SidetS fir Die &crlooiltng erbicltelt
Erciie: I. Frcia. ,Sofob 6lcdcnitcih
cincn Sclm; 2. ErciS, Tnbr. 9oihert.
cinen S%1belgurt; 3. Ereis, Sobn
Ercllcr, cine &oppc. Mad, Dem 6cItt
iibcrreidtcn bic Sitter Dem Heftur
Der @cnlcinoc, Yotcr s. Sdlnciocr,
cine noAclncuc 800 %onfnotc ais
ibre 9eiltcllcr 81 Der 5llr 3eit ltottfiit'
0cn0cn NeridDllcrllnq Der STRIDE.
Eicicr biclt cine ldngcrc %gniprad)c.
III mCld)er CT bic Sitter 81 lueitcrem
cifrigen Strcbcn crmutbigtc. glS
ErciSrid)tcr iun0irtcn Maior Sufob
Uicrtel, ct. Wtidocls Sitter, MoA
GrOrc8, ErGiibcllt Scr Ct. WPih \
Sitter unb Captain George Eo
bon Den Ct. Georges Hittcrn.
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Ius @cttcr.

Sir Wornlono mo 0cn NiitrIft
Columbia id)onc@, mdrmcrc9 gScttcr
mo oitlidc WinnC.
Ser bodItc (bcrmpnIctcrlton0 por
"A @roo nm / ll6r NodmittogS.
Yer niCorigitc Recommendations
NOR 81 @roo nm ) llbr NbcnOS.
WittIcrcr 0nronlctcrltun0 3O.17.
Ger 6oditc Ibcrmomctcritono Der
lebten 81 StunOcn in nodiolGcnocn
St00ten mar, mic loINt: Goitport GS.
Eortlon0 66, Bolton GS, Nlboru IS,
Ncp Norf H. @orri2burN II, Fbi.
looclpbio II, Atlontic Gin y, Cape
Dan y, ~NSulbnQton n, Noriolf II.
Sottcro& IS, Charlotte a, Nilming
ton SO, Gborleitnn so, Sopunnub 80.
Sodiunbiue Sc. Sllpiter S6, acpgScit
80, Ntlontd 10, montgomery 50,
SEEN Orleans 81, Fulcltinc 81, @uls
pclton So, Corpus Gbriiti So, Wienl.
pbiS SS, Cincinnati Sc, Y~iti9burg IS,
SSlpcgo 76, Buffalo IS, Glcpclono
SO, Getroit so. Nlpcno y, WorQltcttc
76, @rccu @op 50, Gbicogo 81, Gn.
liltb y, ct. Youl so, q. SoiliS 80,
aonina Gitp 50. Gmobo so, &llron
SO, @iSmord 7S, SABRE 81, &clcnu
20, Calf &otc SO, Gcuper 81, Nortb
Blottc 50, Googc SO, Nnlurcllo Sc
mo Cos NngcIe3 Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19

o~llaiobrcr t6Gtig, III lester 3eit arbei-
tcte CT icoud ob ut0 81 an Den Gods
in Canton. Gr mubnte an Der =. mo
S'GnnncQ- StroBc, Canton, uno binz
ierlGBt icire 6rnlt. 0ie 3eit Iciner
9ccroigumG lit nod nidt icItgciebt.
aronfbcit ioll i'm 81 Der Sbot pernll.
laBt bobcll.
var Icbcn9 III ii DC.
aorl ySirb 10 Sabre alt, ipltr0c
0citern Morgcn in lctncr Wobntng,
9tr. 2l05, SIt.gtortb- Npcnilc, toot IN
icilcm Bette licgcnO oltigciunoen.
Seinc 6rou iono i'm ulri rnO be
mcrftc, Dob CT cin nit GIoroform
ourd)ndBtc5 lolhcntlld) ilbcr Oo9 &c.
lidlt gclc9t bottc. Coroner Or. Cart
Tiers iullroc hcrbelgcrufcn mo crfldr.
tc, 0oB Der 600 iniolGc bon GbIoros
%lprmirna elntrot. gSirb urbcitctC
0eroumc }cit ais NoIltcrcr fiir llriob
q. Eollod an Der Hor0-0oluaro-S tr.
mo bintcrlGBt ollBcr Icincr Mittpe
Iiinf &inocr. Sn Den Iebtcn finn "a.
gen loll CT tart actrllntcn bobcn. Die
9ceroianng iinoct morgen, Nodmit
Tags I'M , llhr, Itntt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19

*'' Gcinen 3peitcn grobell SAINT.
licn. Nusilug peronItoltct scr ipc,ien
in Sit.goltinlorc, Sigblonotomn uno
Cation 10 bclicbtc 0eiongpcrein
,.eihenfron5" ON n0d)itcn Spnntoo
nod WuInut' 8rope, 1labc turner's
Station. Scr Gerein bot arronee-
merits getroiien. nid)t MIR cine groBe
3obl bon Sciud)crn 5u empfaneen.
iorocrn lie audi III icber Siniid)t 5n-
frichcn 81 ~itcIlcit. Ger Gintritt fir
bic Somilic bctrdat MIR $1.00, fir
eincn einselnen Serrn Is Gents nnn
iiir cine Gon,c 90 Gents.
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Selbitmuro mil 10 Sabrcm.

6ricoriA Yuti6e iolt ijd) cine Sit
Gel IN Den aopf. Ncnodridtig!c
porbcr ieinen Sobu per I%clcpbon.
&or Stcnor0 0c9 &Ctcroncni
Corps ocs 5. 9}rllmcltt9. %
Sabre YoIi5ijt. - 81 GcutiN'
lan0 geborer.
Nnd)0cm CT DcniQc M}llilten norDcr
,Clncn 0ltcltct Sobn NIT pcrltclIt:r
Stlnlnle per Gelephuu bc..ud]ridti9t
battc, 0ub or I'M Stcrbcn llcgc, jnNlc
oCr 10 Sabre oItc TrlcOrIh Ylltl6H,
Dor cincm Spiegcl inn SoiIcttcn5inl'
mcr 0c5 criten Stoducrfs Der gSoi.
'cnbdllc 0cS G~rteruucu Corps 0cS ..
WorDI0noer WPilij NcNImeuta, Ntr.
., OIt 6rdntlinItrobc, 100 CT bic
Stcllc ais Steluar0 bCtlciOCtc, iid
gcItcrn yiodnlittoQ I'M I l(br aus ci'
REM So foIibrigcn NcpoIper cine
&rrNcI binicr ocnl rcNtcn DIR in Den
&opi uno NOR oui Der Stcllc toot.
Gir au0cIh 6 oil Ger 3obL bate CT
&ormitto05 gctnuit. mo Ocn Hcpol,
Der bottc CT Dem Maiicnihrant or3
&ctcroncn Corps Cutnommcn. Ger
&crunltcr Oc5 @cbQuoc3, Elm Ncgcr,
9tumcn9 NSln. GootCa, mcld)cr inl
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fHiSirner atane Der Clubs.

@oltimorcr &nNcnieur
mad Banana q. - Scrr George
Z. acnln. cin Sobn oeS Sngenicur2
oes Sofc MontebcIlo, lit 5llu Stills,
Sngenieilr ont Banana aorol Ell,
nonnt poroen mo miro iid bentt
bon Neiu' 9orf ans nod) 6cnr SitbmmS
tegcbcn. Ser acnlp lit 80 SATIRE
alt. e%rfrcilt iidl abcr eincS gilten Hr,
tes in ieincm Sad. Gr bat peridIic,
henc Stellungen i'm It0otlid)en @oi.
Ter. uno 9oien-G epnrtement bel Der
.2cbigb . &nlleb : 9obn" lln0 scr
nWobaib-g obn" iunc ocbobt.
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0oie ~bcld)Gitigt lOar, ionic mcbrcrc
Miit0Iicocr Oe4 Corps, oic iid I'M pbc-
rem Stodipcrf bC1ail0cl, %uCrllobnlcn
Den Small, un0 bcrbcicilcno, iunocn
lie 0Cll oltcn Wiurti IN ieincm Vlut
alli Dem GildCn liegen un0 Den gro
bcn Ncuolpcr nCbcrt ibnl. 81. DO
bert ". Sohnlou bon Nr. l0t, Mclt'
TronfllnltroBC muroe loiort bcrbci
qcrilicn, Der 9lr}t fonntc obcr MIR
conItotircn, 0oB Der Mann toot lei.
l%lntcrbCllcn IoltNtc 0crr Scnru Eutl
ld)c bon Nr, %, Sil0Eopplctonltrd'
Bc, Der GItcitc Sobn oeS nltcn Wuli.
mes, ncrlturrt un0 atbcnllnS an mo
mar luic DcrItCillcrt. ais CT iCincn 30
Ter bllltllbcrltronlt ais Seld)c uorlalt0,
mn icbt bcgrili CT Die o%nlin0ic Sclc,
pboltbotl6uit, Die CT mcnigc Minlltcrt
porbcr crboltcn NM Die i'm bcrgca
brod)t, ulb iultBtc oltd,, oaB tic bon
ictncm Softer lclblt getonumcr, Der
lbn 0oult lcinC Iblidt 81 ltcrbcu
nnfiinOigtc. Sic 9oiiduft bate &c.
lautct: nHonmc nod DEM Sultpt.
quarter Oc9 &CtcrancnsGorp RPS 0c& 5
N%cgincntS, Sbr Tatcr licgt imStcr.
6cn!" Coroner Sunocn belt cincn
SnQilclt iilr itbcriliiiiiig. Ger oltc
Wonn mor, mic leine 6omilic mo
Mfitglicocr 0C@ &cteranen.Gorp$ ia.
gen, IN Der leBten 3eit niht gan;
fuobl uno lab nicoergeid)logell oll>.
ober odB CT lid) nit SclbltmlorO0,.
oanfen trltg. bate Hiemono Gcobnt.
SEER 6riCorid) Eutihe iuobntc IN
Nr. 2O05, loiapeitc Npenllc, II.
binterlobt lCltc @ittipe, cine gcborcnc
Monning loluic iedJS eripodIClcailt'
Der. Gr mar in Gelltlhlano 0cborcn,
fam obcr bCreitS oils &ino nod Dol
iinlorc. Sln Sabre 1861 trnt CT ocr
Gompognic Is" 0es b. Mnrpl6n0cr
Mills = Hegimcnts bei, un0 er 6licb
Witglieb ocS Hc9imetts bis 1875, ola
cr 5llrl ToIi5iitcn crnonrt inO ocnt
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5~ugetbelIt lptr,
DC. Nm 10. Nopember 1898 lultrhc
CT penlionirt mo balb baraitI StClui
oro ocS &eteroncn, Corps, ocnl or be-
rcits 1882 bci1ctreten mar.
Sprung iibcr SorN,
Ter Seidnunl oeS Carl Shcrbaltcr
bon Canton ipliroc gcitcrn Worgcn
int Canton Sollolp, nobe Woamon1'S
Mcrfte, ifipimmenb onf1cirnbcrL
uno mtol gloltbt, Dab Sherbnlcr &C.
itcrn Woracn acaen . llbr ilbcr 9oro
iprnng. Ter Seidnam ipitroc ltod
Der Worgue 9eidlafft uno Coroner
Or. Slibler belt cine llnterlitdung
ob. gr cntiticO, bab Cit Selbltmuro
porlicgc. uitb itellte ein babin lolltcr-
bcS Sterile crtiiifot aus. Shcr
Bauer mar III GeutihldtS aeborGll
iinb felt ettpo 10 Sabren IN ameritd.
gr luar 3llerit cine 3eitlarlq als Wicrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19
GanaiGhriac Griabrnna,

mo6erne Wetboben uno oic bcitell
Naterialien pereinigen lid in Der
SrrIteaung Der giere ans Sreo. Ban.
ernihmibt's .American Yreipcrp" -
baber ibre a~Ilgemeine 9eIiebtbeii
ginmal probirt. merben lie alien an,
6ercii Sopicn- unb Wal5actrGnfer
INNER porgesogen. Site ST. @roue-
rel 1t04-fi2s Siaen.S trabc. Eel.
8. 4 y. 364, Mo. f491. (23t)
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&cnns's fein gcr6itctc aaffces

weroeu IN aaen Stnottbeileit bdl|
baltimore ~perfouft. Die porsiigIit6
Sunlit1t nno miBigen Freiie madcil
bicieIbcn geraocSu beriibmt.
s. .0ennp So, Size, &affec, 3ader.
(apriI5.i2i2oSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19
Sdiffsfartcn pun nnb nadj Scntidl
InuN.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: aa.
iiiie $40 uno $3.50; @rcmcn-9aI.
timore bis gum 1. Nopenbcr $3.50
unb $62.50; pom /. Nopentber bis
1, gllauit, $3.50. &unorcijc 81, bill;
ligerem Efeiie. Sbep. s. Gienrr e:
&c., 5immer Or. 3, ia Cheering.
ton.Str. (323-
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0c~Ibienbnnscn nadJ 9cntidJlano nno
ScStrridl

SIT "a Gents pro Ntarf nnb 201a
Gents pro arone. Yorto crtro.
@ediel misgcitcIlt anf ole .Tleiie
Ser geclt. Sbcp.sS. Nitnrr Z ST.,
ia Oit.2erinston-St 3immer Nr.
8. ESQ.,
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Samitaa. nnb Sunntag.Grfuh Iioncu

nod Wnlbington $1.25 aul Der
.BcnnipIpaniu. Yabn." @iactt iino
iiir sic &iidfabrt bis Sonhtad
abeno giiltig. glne 3iige, Sen
.Gongrciiional 2imitco" aisgeuom.
men. G6r&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19
9(rthmr ". Npbipit,
9r. t2;, ch.galttmure.e trake.

TaIiage NutariatS 0cloiped'
@nrean. Sdiifsfartcn fir
9ampfer. 2inien. HeiiepGiie, Used
@elopedicI hno @.Ioienoun9en.l
(2lpril4.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-19

SIN nS~to0t. Soipital" gc,
fitnoen.-@iliom &cSnlooel bon 9tr.
%, 8rcoerid. 9Ipcnltc, Der bon ieincll
&criponoten lett Wtittmod) geitdt
lporo, iullroc Ncitcrn inn yStoot-So-
ipitoI" olligciumocll. Gr lit an gIeis
Dcrgiftllng mo botte SlI ieinen gnge-
borigen gciogt, er wiirbc iid inn
n6ronflin : SQuore . Soipitnl" uui-
nebnlcn loilen. Stott oeiien ober sing
CT nod) Dem oStoot.SoipitoL," pbne
feline 5omlilic ooppn 5il beilahrittiz
gen, urb bieic iilftc oac SoipitGIer
IN Der Staot alb, bis lie inn geItern
i'll nStobt-Soipiiol" mlifonb, INN
5luor III beociltcno bciicrcm 3lItanoe.
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81 atGGuua Y uti5cu.

WoDor Simumr2 rciitc acItcrll
Nod)mittog micocr nod 8cbobotD
nno miro Montog M'orQcn }urildtcb-
rem. Sto0trotb9 NrGii0cUt ). @orrO
Wobool miro bclltc micocr ais W}upor
fungircn.
Stoot-Gontrolelw @co. vi. @Clincr
nno Satin limo olti ctIitc Gage nad
Do Hpint mo 9toriolt GCrcllt ul0
Nlllt9.G ontrolcltr &Illu2 ". 6rcc-
man periicbt pGbrcno ocllcn bic @cs
ihGftc.
Gin an oer .Wioir Of NoIocnorc"
Acrtd)tctcr 9rici lon9tc Acitcrn I'M
Notbbnltic an, in mcld)cm cine N}orD
Frltc bon &inelon0, u. ), Nlt2flnit
llbcr lbrcn Ocridlumocucn Nrt0cr
&obn 5. Auen miinid)t, DER emit IN
baltimore geluObnt bobcn iOlI.
Sir Den &rcil5er 6on0 ijno lett
Sl9O0 b%cigciteuert morOcu.
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WidDt crnit %acmcint.

SchS5cbni0brigc W%orgorctbe Nprnc3
nimmt Fnrcgoric, nm Gltcru 81
crifrcdclt. - Wor pom Gatcr
gc5ild)tigt morocn. - Suttc lid)
sur Gnnte gciliidtct.
Die t6-idbrigc Morgorct6c 0prnc$
mar gcltcrn &ormittog criolgrcid),
ibrcn IN Ar. 521, Nor0. WnpitrnBc,
mobncn0cn Gltcrn ltt0 ibrer Suute
Warp O'Sonnor bon Hr. i07, Noro.
6rontitroBe, cincn nid)t 9cringcn
Shrcd ciu3uingen. Wnrgnretbc mar
am Gonncrltng Nbcl0 BON ibrcm 30.
ter Gobcrt 9DrncS gc5ildltiQt mor0clt,
lpciI Ic 81 IpGt olt9Gcblicbcn mar.
@cItcrn Wor9cn lltdtc tic ibrc Sontc
nui rno rici oericlbcn inter Ebr6ncn
ST., tic wiiroe iid) ucr9iitcn. Wtnrgo-
rctbe bcgob lih Damn binalIi ms
jncitc Stodmcrf, un0 ais Die Santc
etruaS ip1ter folgtc, iau0 lie Margo.
rctbc uorn iibcrgcbcugt IN lfeinbor
bolb bcpuBtlolcm 3uitonoe olli cinem
StllbIc iibcnO. 9lui Die 6ruge Der
gcGltgltigtcn Snntc, mas lie gcllonl,
men, mntiuortCtc Morgurctbe nit
idppoher Stimmc: ,@iit"; iiber sic
Irt ocs @iitcS ~pcrpcigcrtc lie obcr
ieelid)c NuSfrmit. Gic Sunte nIar.
mirte Die Eoli5ci unNebeno uno int
8olopp brad)tc cine Nmbuloni bic
~nlebcnSmiioc iu1gc Game" nod) bcm
Stoot . &oipitol. Sicr gcitono lie
Den Ier8ten, Oob iie cine fleine6lnldc
Yoregoric gctontnlel, Die 0piiS mar
iebod) niht GroB gcnilg. ihn ibr ncr-
ncnslucrtben Sdnocn 5u5uiiigen; mir
cimos idl0iriN muroe Worgorctbc.
@cltcrn 9todnittog fonntc JIG Dicocr
nah 9auie geionOt wcroen.
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Stdot Baltimore.
Undertakings . @cgiuciicr,
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Yari,GBn6crtc.
Wtoittues. -Rioeritoc" ubCr ~SGocrult pils Gdrf"
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SunUeliuH .,,,.-'.,,.... "Nutlbu Eall
Sretida a9iitior Fart"
GuiniiaQ .............-. &c. ,IuttcrinU Bart"
WcSnngnerein nGihcniraHi." - Sunntdl. ben
20. Gnpuft 1908. ilpeitcrS 81 miIicu AueTluG nab
gSnlnut CSrnrs. an (urucr'a station,
yDpainanitrnbe S%bCntcr." - Sicic ISubc:
.StgbtbpMie bD tbc SCu".
rslanen'S sHeater. Sicfc g2obc: tobcrt
Sipiimnpne In VI Sipbt for gopc".
Electric Fnri." IdGltb &Guocpile Sors
iiellun0el mn GuH3CriC.
,,slss' Bart" am @nt Riucr. 1dG'ih
GuuocntlIe &nritcluupcH.
.Srldefter, Nradl." ~ Tdgli6c STfnrft0ncu
Der Edmrter aYpuIic".
SbuptaHf Htpcr ; Grfnriiuncn icncn Nicnftug
nno Gnnucriiag per Sunlpicr ,Sninln Silec".
Bort Seppit' mnb Hettcrtun'N Iinriuncn ieoen
9ieniiaq. SunncriiaG ulo GGnlilua per Ndntptcr
.Suouucbunnu"
aunnpplis, nth @eit, Niucr.G rtnriuurn iehcn
Wluniug, M}itipgd. iJrcinq, Snlnliag lno
eonntda per Nampicr pGnlmu Giles.
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Iiir GOu5crtc, @GAc nno llntcr.
hnltnngen lit bic gcrGumiac, bcancm
GclcGcne Sallc bcs ySurnucrcin9 &Ors
iuGris," 732-734, Mcit- GcrinatOn.
StraRc, 5n ucrmictbcn. C22l,3i,S)
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Tic mollc Die 100000 ppnl 0ohnpcrs
fonfSs llcbcrIdu6 WeId)c Nic Stoot ibr
gcborgt, 5nriid5oblcn. Die 30.td0i1c
8iinbigiin9SirtIt ltci 1citcrn ob uto
ole Sinon5bcborhc nohm 0nS @clb
ocitcrn Tornliitng I'M Wcu0lbc Scr
.Sofc Tcpoiit onb Emit 60" in en-.
pfong. @leid) boralii modtc Die
Jruit.G oinpognie Den EorihIoo, Ser.
ieIbcn Die Sltntme 9egen lt0otiihc
Obligotioren ais Yiirgidoit picbcr
su Icibcn. Aber eS ltellte lid bcrouS,
hoB oic 6inon5.Gommiliore ooS @clo
nid)t ipieocr oitSlcihcn fonncrl, oo eS
ourd) Ole Yranobiitrifts Site fir Die
8erbelicrungcn I'M 9ronooiitrift be.
itimn,t lit. Die Yranooiitrittss Cont
miIlion brold)t eS aher olid) nid)t, oic
nod 5u beitrciienben Soften iolcn
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Den. bomit Der HcIt bon 81 100000
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16
CAPONS.

The production Of capons should re-
ceive more attention than it does from
our poultrymen. Capons were quoted
on March / at IA cents per pound,
and the old ROSTERS, which they are
the representatives of, at cents. The
capons will also weigh at least one
third more than the ROSTERS and have
been bringing the producers an aver
age of $1.25 apiece this winter The
caponizing Of the young birds is not a
difficult task when once learned. The
Asiatic breeds, such. as the Cochins
Brahmas and the Rocks and the wy
andottes are the best breeds for this
purpose. Capons will bring in the
market almost as much as an average
turkey and they are not half the both
er to raise.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16
THE COLLEGE BOYS ON THE FARM.

THE COLLEGE BOYS ON THE FARM.
We have noted score or more of in
stances the past year where farmers
sons after taking a course at some
agricultural school return to the old
farms and put into practice the knowl-
edge obtained. In almost every case
these boys make as radical change in
farm conditions as does the introduc-
ton Of good blood into the stockyard.
They raise bigger and better crops
right off. They pay much attention to
the matter Of seed. They plan and put
into operation proper rotation Of
crops. They organize local farmers
clubs, are invaluable helpers in all
farm institute work, are wide awake
and progressive in all that pertains to
agriculture as a business and chock
full Of a contagious enthusiasm The
mossbacks have to come to them to
learn, for grandpa's way can't argue
with better stock and bigger crops as
evidence of the value of such a collie
giate training. They are getting in their
good work in nearly every farming
community and are the evangelists of
that better and more progressive type
Of agriculture which bids fair to come
to all the country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

Some attention is being turned to
catch crops for their value as fertilizers
following crops Of small grains. Con-
siderable success is reported where soy
beans or cowpeas are sowed, disked in
on the stubble just as soon as the field
Is cleared and then ploWed under be-
fore the frost destroys the crop. 1t
costs about 50 per acre to give land
this extra treatment, and the invest
ment is returned, with good interest,
in the crop of the following year
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

If one can raise one ear of corn on
each hill weighing one pound, which is
a nice big ear, the yield Of corn per
acre will be about thirty eight bushels.
If he can raise two such ears to the
hill But we will let you do the rest Of
the figuring.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

A great fuss has been made over the
discovery Of a very large diamond in
South Africa, said to be worth a mat
ter Of 100000, but there is a county
UP in north central Wisconsin, which
only few years ago was wilderness
of brush and pine stumps, which the
past year sold dairy products Of a
value of over 100000, and, what is
better, will do it every year right along.
When the lumbermen left it, it was
diamond in the rough, sure enough.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

A new ship, the Minnesota, recently
sailed from Pacific coast port for the
occident carrying $4,000 tons Of Amer
lean produce and merchandise. The
great capacity of such vessel is best
understood when we say that it is capa-
bic Of transporting the product Of PIG
well conducted quarter section farms,
allowing each farm to produce seven
ty-five tons Of hay, eight tons of pork,
four tons Of beef, two tons of butter,
twenty tons of corn and ten tons of
oats and potatoes.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

All land, river bottoms and the like,
which is subject to periodical overflow
is far more profitably kept as perma-
nent blue grass pasture than to attempt
to cultivate it and take the chance of a
crop Of corn or other grain once in two
or three years. Such blue grass pas
ture when properly used will pay lar
ger net return each year than the aver
age acre of the farm which is cropped.
Assuming the season to be a favorable
one for the growth Of grass, an acre Of
such blue grass will produce at least
SIS worth Of beef, and this is almost all
net profit.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

A man, just a common sort Of
farmer, whom we know received $72.65
for the cream product Of his nine
COWS during the month Of January. Of
course these were good cows, well
cared for, but that is the only way to
run dairy What this man did thou
sands Of others might do and don't.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

A farmer in northern Iowa was very
DESTROYS Of securing an outlet for the
water in pond hole on his farm, but
the only way in which this could be
done was by way Of his neighbours
land, who most vigorously opposed the
plan. A ditch or drain four rods in
length would do the work, but the pond
remained nuisance because of the
neighbours opposition. A muskrat
providing around took it into his head
to drain that pond and bored out the
drain, releasing the water, greatly to
the pleasure of the owner and the pro-
found disgust of his neighbor.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

Money is not made on any farm very
rapidly, and never without plenty Of
good hard work, which is the reason
why SO many young men dodge the
farm If possible. The successful farm
er will accumulate money slowly, but
safely and surely, and he will further
always see to 1t that his soil is not de-
pleted, but rather made more produc-
tive each year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

We note with pleasure that Nebraska
tree growers are offering catalpa fence
posts for SALE This is the beginning
Of what should be a large industry IN
that state.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16
To Practice Economy.

II understand the manager is going
to marry the leading lady
eyes; he figures that he can raise her
salary without having it cost him any
money"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

Nature is queer in her way. Here
she works for 800 years to grow some
monarch forest tree, only to shiver
1t to atoms in the infnitesimal part Of
second by some lightning bolt.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

We noticed recently twenty or more
sheep busily engaged in eating hay
from the top of a haystack. On gen
eral principles we would not be afraid
to make a bet that there was a good
sized mortgage on that farm.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16
Made Her Desirable.

ibid the brides father give her
away?"
Eyes; but he had to throw in house
and lot to make the young man take
her."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

The corn root worm rarely troubles
the corn where corn is grown at the
rate Of sixty bushels per acre but once
in four year rotation Of crops on a
good clover sod. This pest is the pen
atty Of growing corn on the same land
year after year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

The sheep men are having their in.
nings these days. Contracts for the new
crop Of wool are being placed at high
er prices than for many years-23 to %
cents while mutton Is the one meat
which has not shared in the general de
cline in value of all other meats.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-16

The best man cannot make very
much of show with only a thousand
dollars to spread over seventy-five
miles OF road in a township, SO it is
not best to be too critical of his work.