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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

Mnmalt @n1. Cotton i'm Staotgerid)t
eincn Ero3eB nm $4,000 Shaocncr'
ins gegcn G0muro q, Rnborg einr'i'
den loiien. Gle aIG0erin Iuat, hob
ibr bon Dem S%d)ornitciuc 0eo &i0.
gers cine Wetnllfappc nuI lbren Nrrl
gefolIeH ici mo lie ldDmcr uerlcBT
iulr0e.
Serlongt cinen SeaurlteE
y. Forfcr 8ofer reid)te QcllCru i'm
Nrct@1eridt 0oS GriudJen nm 0u9 Gr
nenllcn zines SequeiterS iiir Die nc
NreepD- So" Gin, iucld)e ibr Wcid)0it
al Der G%olDinitrobc bat. Ger MlGQrr
ioat Dab ole GompnQnic ibnl $50
idlIoiG lit mo i6n nid)t bc}oblui
tonn. Gr iagt oob oic 6irmo onocrc
SduuIocn im9etrooc BON $1,000 bobt.
Ger Nid)tcr bat feincu Ieruin una2.
lett.
Gle 30 dJ ter crbGIt Niles.
Ger Dor &urjeni al elmer @lino.
oorm. Operation i'm oSobliS Sopfin5'
Soipitnl" Qeitor6cuc III. @nn. ".
Moolc bot in ieincm i'm @oiiengt.
rid)t cinacrcihtcn IcitontCnt icil
gauges &ern10Qcn. mcId)eS iid olli
cirto cine baIbc WtiQion Cellars be-
lGuit icincr Iodltcr, 6rou :. O'Ion.
neil Mincn, prrmodt, Giciclbe BOT
MIR oo9 Ginfommcn bel Scb5citcn,
fam icood) tcitomcntoriid iclbititGn,
0ig iibcr oo3 &crml0Qcn entidcioeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
Sas @cttcr.

sir Wnrulnnb mo Sen 0iItrift
columbia idolles pnrnlcS @ettcr
mo leid)tc iucIilid)e @illoc.
Ter bod)ite Tbermometcritono pnr
81 8rnO nm , llbr Nofmiitag.
Ger nicoriglic SbermomcterIionb
mar - Wruo nm ) ltbr Mor9cns.
MittIcrer 3nrcrtctcrItono 29.96.
Ter boditc lbcrnlonletcrItono Der
lctten a Stlur0en IN nohfolgcnocn
Stdotcn NOR. mic iolat: Goltport 81.
Fortlono 76, Bolton 80. Ilbnnp 81,
Nelu.9ort 81, Sarriobltrg 81, Ibila.
oeIpbin 96, gtlautic 9th 81, Cape
YPop 90, @nihilaton 81, Norfolf %,
SattcroS 81. Charlotte 90, @iIrnina-
ton IS, GborIriton 81, Sunonnab 80,
SodionuiGc Sc, Sen @eit Sc, Ntlontn
IS, Mont9oncrp 80, Neip,S Orleans
so, EaIcitinc %. @olneIton 90, Cor
pus Gbrilti 81. WenpbiS 90. Gincili.
natl 81. Nittaburg %. Sopeso rs.
Buffalo IS, Glcpelono SO, Detroit
81, Nlpcna IS, Mar1ucttc -, Green
9ap SO, 6bica9o 81 0ulutb -, ct.
Saul 90, ct. 9olIis 90. 0anioS gitu
90, Smnbu 81, Nllron 81, @iSnlard
81, @illiirom "a. SABRE rs, ScIcua
70, Salt 2ofe Sc, TenpCr 90. 9tortb
YIatte 81, Dodge 81, AmnriQo SS,
Cos augele3 &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
2ufal6cridte ans @aIbiuston.
SarrO e. RanhdIl in
Sruhel.

Gopt. NorrD e. Rononll muroc ge-
itCru Dem @cimNc elmer GoronerS.
,Ntru 0cnlGB Ocm &crfabrcn Der
@roBacidyporeneu iiberluieiclL inoem
CT n~nNeiduI0iRt iii. Den 600 oeS Re
Qcr5 Niainm 9rolulep ucrldrlloct 6ll
hnbcn. Grolulcp mar TriIber SeI5er
oui Dem 9ompicr YGitellc Nun0aIl"
non Der MonooasS irie Der Fotomac.
Compiler. Die Nnihuloi9ulG lnttct
o0biL 0o6 Grululeu iibcr Soro
iprouA oocr iicI, mGbrcno CT Don Gu
pitGl NonoaQ pcriolat muroc. IoS
&croitt Der GoroncrS Slrn lmltet:
.gHir, Die @clhhporcnen. entnchnlcn
ans ocn 3cllgcnou3iagen, ooB Der
&critorbcnc, Mnl. Crowley, ou0urh
ocu 600 erlitt, onG cr pom 9ompier
.Gitele MononQ" in oen Eotomoc
iprnnA; mir cntnebmcn ferner ans
ocn 3cltgeuul9iu1cL haB Der Der
Iturbenc aus 6urdt. oll5 Den 0dnOcn
oeS Capt. Nnrru Nunou1 9eItrnium1
81 e%rleioelL mo ltm oerlclhcn 5lt emit
9ebelL iiber @oro iprung mo crs
tront. @ir iiberuCiicn Gupt. $. 2.
Nonona DEM &erfobreu Der @roB0c,
ldluorcncrl." Mon io0t, oab Capt.
Honooll bonn Giltrift5anmolt mter
$4,000 %ilraihoft gcitcat mcrocn
miro.
Gin Npotbcfcr 6~citroft.
Cine i%crncre s(nflaqc oe0cn einen
Npotbeter, III ociien GiS.Grqmc Sooos
Gprnp S%oIicDIiGurc geillnocn iuuroc,
marc aeItcrn Moraen Dor oa5 @oli3ei.
Geriht 0ebrodt. Ser Sn0ciduloioie
mar NeliOn 81. Wfi0cr, Scr in Nr. 500.
GSirabe, G,sgS., cine Npotbefc iii6rt.
Ser @eIun0bcit0bcnmte bc5eluOtc, ooi;
CT bon DEM Nu0eihuloigtcn anono&z
Sprllp tallitc mlo bel DER Inoliiiruno
ocIlclbcn SolicOliGure oorin iono. Sr.
WiiQcr ploioirte niht idnlloig. Gr
crflGrte, ooB CT Den Surup BON fri
ihen 6rii6ten ieIbit bcraeIteQt mh
oobci feline SolicpliGitre permenoct
babe. Ger Midtcr aimbol erflGrte
bei'm ShIuiic Ger &erbonblumN: ga
Dies Der critic SAL in oicicm Sabre
it, mcroe ih sic Stroigebiibr MIR aui
$40 fcltieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
Ser Gnn6c bate Scimiucb.

Sc6nilldlt nod clncr acknowledgements
Mltttcr inn ultcu &otcrlono lici
ion 5lln1 Tie6e lpCroen, - gSuroC
alli Der Nciic crluiiht. 49, @cbt &c.
ItGn6ig noh FenninIoanien 5u.
rid.
Ger IS Sabre oltc >Sobn 9lmbur2tu
bon Toicn Gelttid)lonb, libt I'M mitt,
lercn Stotion06nuic inter Der 9Ila
iduuloi0lmQ. an Somitog in Der Srts
idoit WfcGlurC bel GomeQ9piac, 30,
$50 ~qeItoblen 81 boben. Ser iunQc
Mnm lit QeItGnoiQ m0 miro i%reilpil-
liz nit Tetettipa nuh Gonnen&pille
5lriIdfebrcn. gnnbur9tu fam i'm
Npril oIeicS &nbrc3 nod 2mcrito,
lUor an Den Gotc0icu bel Connects
bile on9cItellt mo bctom SEEMINGLY
nod Der olten O}lttter; ser Safer iii
foot. DDS Bureau oc3 @eidGftS-
fiibrcrS Der Gompngnic, iiir Ole or or
6citetc, om Samitng Wurgen betrc-
teno, ais Nienlono onlueienO mar, 0es
luobrte CT aui Dem Tult $50 in 9onr.
qclo. SIS idoB linn ollrd) Den Sinn,
ooB oicie Summe ieinc Sebnilldt
noh ser einiomcn SHUTTER in ser al
fen @einlotb eriiiuen tonnte, mo che
er redjt mllBtc, mics Ncihah 6efano
On3 @elo lid in icincr Gnide. Gr
tutftc ioiort iiir SOB cin Iobrbillet
iiir Ben morgen bon Baltimore ob.
%fobrcnocu 2lopo!Gompicr, cinct
Stakeholder, cinen ncllcn 9ln5n0 mo
loniti0c notbuenoigc Sod)en rno
botic $500 iibria, @eItcrn Morgcn
rciitc CT nit cincm EniioQicr5uQc Der
Baltimore Ohio : @bnn" nod Dol.
tinlore ob. Ser Gic6itobl mar inter
ncIlcn bcrcit5 ent0cdt mo cine Ebpto-
Arnpbic 0e3 9iebeS nad) Baltimore
gcIanot morocu. Webcimpoli5ilt SO
gan ipuroc nit Der Gh:fipiirun1 ocS
iungen Eolen betront, uno IN Scr
NGbe OcS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES troi cr
oeniclbcn on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
8ratUicubiBc

% @roo i'm Sdlnttcn bier Stmr6cn
lang. 9llld iiir oie nddJten
Gage lit inns id)0uea mdrmeres
@ettcr in 9lH@iiht Qcitcat.
Tic 10 lor9c ml3Ncblicbcnc belize
@ellc lit enolid "a uno guar IN ibrcr
gan5eu 8loric. 0Gbrcno 0c@ gcltrl.
gen Cages mad)tc on3 Gucdlilbcr i'm
thermometer ioIdJe &IetteriibunqelL
oaB Ginem idIoH bei'm Nnblide oe$
i'm fiihIen Shatten bGnaenoen Gin.
ges Der SdmeiB pom 9lutlib Iiei.
SIber cS Toll nod id0ner merocu. Gas
ganJc 2ono brntet inter ciucr @lnth-
ucIIc, BON 9nfotn bis nnd) %irginicn
uito bon CANADA bis rad) aep= gSclt
itebt Die Semperatltr iiber 80 8roo.
Ser Stono Der Temperature mGbrelto
ser %cin5clnen Stlmocn mar gcItcrl,
ipic iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

Ncuc Gas Gircttorcu.-
DC Sobre1pcrlnmmhuna Der Nttlos
marc DER oGoniolioiricn @oS Cont
pngnic" Iono gcitcrn inl 9i!reou Der
@eielldnit al Der &%crinqtons, 1abe
2ibertpitroBc, ltott. Die Scriomm'
llng mar einc iormclc Aiioirc, on
oie Wicbrbsit ser 9lfticr I'M 9clitc
Scr SOM. @oS, electric 2i0bt &
Forpcr So" lit. 6olgcnoc Ncrrcn
lpurbcn ol0 Tircftorcn gelp1blt: i.
Is. 2otrpbe, u. 2. MILLER, Charles Z.
Crane, 6rant $. Nombleioll, Nlcr.
grc,ul 9. Gopie$ 8arfielo, gntbo-
I'M u. 9roop g.. Heooin0 9ertrnn,
Nleronoer 6. Numpbrcp9, s. ".
@ooo, Charles s.. Tidcp mo GbQur
Z. Tolpcr@. 0ic. @S. @oriicIo.
9rolun mlh @roop limo nclie Girctto.
rem. TnS I~ircttorium miro iih oul
Iouncrltog |perionmncln NM Die Ne.
outcn miebcrcrlpGblen. 8cneroI Sc
ld0it2iiibrcr MILLER le9te icincn BE
rid)t ilher Die Nrbeitcn i'm uerNnnGc-
ncn Sabre Dor. 0ornod, mur0cn
bic Soiptrobrcn nod) Surebo, No.
lonb'Eorf mo @cIt.grlin0tnn ans.
Ncbebnt. 3nr Belt miro on Der &cr,
lGn0erunG Der Mobrcn nod Wopon4.
to,pn mo Solpioutolpn aeorbcitet.-
Nm /. NnNuit bcSiebt ole @cicuid)oIt
ibrc ncllcn @crtitGttcn al ser Gront
Iirnbc, nabe Der Wrcennlolmt 9pC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
Bon GEE unb SnirH,

Gle Namen Der @dIltlell FdIu.
qicre.- Nbiobrt Oc2 iran3oli'dcDI
Mrieg9idiiicS. "Reminiscences.
9cr Noroo. 2IoU0oomp'cr oNraut.
iltrt" miro mOrgcn bier %crluartct. Gr
imbr ON 6. Sllli nit $50 Eal'oQlsrcn
fir baltimore um0 @oIUcIlon al.
Nod IcBtcrcm MoIcn Iino 2@0 Fo'o'
0icrc bcitimmt. %n ser @uiiJtc tom.
men Die GoINcn0cn:
Sri. Catherine 9(rmbrulL Mr. Va
Icntin Hrnbruit, Sri. Na0tlc Nrtlll,
&r. @iliom VrGder, Nr. nm Nrmt
MiQiom 9ortlino, Mr. NIortiu Njcn-
bol0, Sr, Garl @icDI, Grl. G0rjitInc
Gupcao, Nr. So6n IirDL, @r. @crn,
baro bon 0cluib. &r. Ghu2, Giicn'
ring, @r. Soici Glen. &r. 9idoro
Gfolot, @r. Carl Gltbrmnm Nr. mo
Nrou &cnrD @orbn0c, &r. Hrtbur
@rcIlmonu, &r. &. g. wuic Mi0ic
@ltic, Nr. &. s. SiQcr, Mr. Tronf
Srodopp, 6rou 3llQo &crnlouM ct
TO NermomL @r. ESobu VI, NcrlIcin,
Sr. Otto ScQcmonM @r. u. @cOcr,
Trnlt Maric Norof mo MnO Nroll
Folll SSncr, Sri. Moric %9ncr, Nn'
ia &$ncr, Grou Gliie %<ocobicL sri.
Ncronico <rn6io, Nr. GrOnci4}cf
SoSfoltfn, G0nonb &o2Iouto, Trolt
emma &rollbc, Grid m0 @lrt
arnltBc, Sr. @iIb. &uri, GrI. Souiic
arr5, 6r(. %oboumc Yiiocmom ga
piton uno 5rou !Slt9o MorQcuitern,
5r. Wifnel MGl5cr, 1rI. s. McDcr,
6rou Gliiabctb Ncllbcrt, @corg ul0
altrt Schubert, NrI. Nntouie Hoicn-
boom. Sr. Sobn Rcin0l, sri @crtr.
Shnl& Sri. Eonlo ShmioL @r. II.
6ruu IllgltIt SnIic, SCnrp Suilc ST..
Soicf Sterb, Sri. Nunn ScrcoUN @r.
@olint Garner, Trou Nmo llIridL
Sr. un0 Srou IleSccnitro, Ehonni9,
Eitie mo Cite @ecnitro, Nr. unO
6rou 6rcb. @inbeI, SSfor @iu0cl,
Srult Anno 3ciner rnh SRI. @tar=
9orcthc 3cincr.
Gie Ciii5ierc iino: GopitGn Y. nj.
brcdt /. Siii5ier y. NtiGbIoii ,. 81
ii5icr, Is, aii6ncmomn 3. Niii5irr g..
&oamrr. 4, Ofii5icr s.. Grcicr; f..
Wnidiniit &. Smnbcr, 2(cr5te Or.
Sinner mo Or. lln9crer; Yropiont
lnb 3obImciitcr s. Slid; Sbcritew'
nro s. TorQnianom Sberfoh y. @i.
ihof.
Die i%ol1en0cn Noltimorer iubrcn
beute nit Dem 9ompicr oTrieoridy
Der @roBe" bon 9tens 2)ort nod Ore
men nb: Nr. mo Truu s.. MolIin3
@r00ibulu, 81. (bo3. u. Nroiun un6
Truu Sbo9 u. 9rolpn.
Gin ncucr 2 d lcpp0amr
picr.
Gic nGUnIolibuteb Goul 60" tolli-
tc qcltcrn Den Sflcpponmpicr ,@c-
nr0cS Greet" mo hIe 9or0en g" IT,.
Is" bon Der o@Ind, S6crieou mo
@iIion So" Bic NorQcn boben cine
Gopo5it1t bon ctiuu 100 Sonucn It.,
nit iplcn bciibt Ole GonpoNnic is
@orgUl umo liebcn 0roBc Shleppcr.
oSuricn sc a @rupicre."
Ger irm6oiii6c &rcujer o>Sllricn
bclu 0rouierc" miro bcItte WiorQcn
ieilc Intcr lihtcn luo nodl Nnuupo.
lis inhrcrL llnl iid) BORT oil oen Gcrc.
tlonie'n bel Scr Nntunit Der Scid)c
bon &ohn Tol,l &oncS ST betbcili,
gen. &on sort Ncbt oic Sobrt nod
WortiniQuC, no Glide Der Siiijierc
mo Mnlnld)oitclL, bcrcn GicnltSCit
ob0elauIcr, obNclolt iuerocn iolleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

%olfSfeit i'm .2~ibertp.
Bart" 0oS .Gbcinpcofc. Golm.
Gil Nr. 90" Der naotb. 8obltbGtig.
fcitS Siaa" p%cranitoltctc aeitern SIT
@lnitcn Der ct. Oiid)ocla. Stride cine
grobc &eunion inn y2ibcrtp Gorf"
oil Scr Goltern .9lpcmnc : Noao. Die
Vetbclli9ung NOR, mie nid)t onoerS
St erporter, cine GllberIt sablrcide
itn0 Sung mo PIT amiiiirten lid
uuf'S @eltc, ga sic Torbereititngcn III
groBem WioBitobc gctrofien lporocn
luorcr. Gic Solgcnocn mad)tcn lid
ltin ooS @elingcn ser Meunion Der
oicnt: Mug. @engcmible, Charles
SiIfort, Goluoro 3inf, Wtortin &il1n,
Bid. Is, @IoS, SoIepb ailbr. Eeter
W. Guiip. Mortin @bite, &aleltttli
Sollcr, Sobn .. &rlter, Socob
9ildert, Seurp @ebrinN, Aiid). Ippel,
Soicpb SeiB, JIM, gleronoer Sdc-
rer, len, Ynbrep 9rfbauler, Wtih.
Scroll, Serrp Smnotublcr, Sobn
@el5cnbod), aiIinn Scroll, George
Sdlelpner, Mutton @erh, Scrrp
@ebring, Eeter ". Guifp, anorcp
Surfbouier, Mortin @bltc, SRI,
gnno Guiip Sri. Sannab 3ca, SrI.
Sopbie Strade. SRI. Earline Otei.
ienholter, Sri. gnnn MeiIenbalter,
Trl. G6riitina Goith Sri. Goa Soitb,
Srl. Catherine Corn, Sri. Inna
0uiip, Sri. @innie Guiin, Sri. Hoia
aordl, SRI. Morgaret Sd)dier, Sri.
Morp Sed)er, Sri. Marp Sanofubler,
Srl. Siilia 5cd)er, SRI. Goa Stcinc.
falnp, SRI. Macp Stcinefamp. 9e.
gclpreiie: So in 0olo, geidenft pom
Eoter S.alang; ia Centre Gable"
aeidenft BON Srn. Start; - Come
&nbIcn, gcld)cnft Don u. Siooeu;
Elm Taar Sdnbe. geidenft uonailiau
Scroll; elm Hidel.pIattirier @as.
Sfen, aeldlenft BON Sreo. aobler;
amei @auoneu NaSberrp, geiheuft
BON Srn. SeipeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

Coll arbeitcn Ieruen.-
@illiam 9lnnlcntbal bon Nr. COG,
Sit.6npeiteiiraBe. Gin junger Mioml
ans philadelphia, Der ein 9eifpore'
ner 5eino auer 9lrbeit lit uuo i'm
meitliden 5enberloin atf 5nciielbaiie
Neiie ieinep 2ebensrmterbult erporb,
lpllroe g~eitern POM Holi5eirihter go
Den ali Ole anidynloigung bin, ein
Observation-Disclosures e bnnid)tallt"
si iein, 81 stpei Monaten arbeits-
baus nerurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
Sdiffsfarten puu nnS mad Seutidr.
Igu0.

gon Baltimore bic Bremen: So.
iiite $50; @remen bis
5iln l.. giianii $3.50; Dom /. Mug.
bis 1. Mobemher $3.50 iino $62.5O.
Munoreiie si biuigcrem Treiie.
7beo. s. 9ieuer & Gu., 3inmer Ir.
3, id Dit.2erinoton.S Ctr. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
0cloicnonneen nad) Ientid)lano nne
Sejtreidt

su q GentS pro Marf uno 20la
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertrn.
@edicl otsgeitellt nuf olc 5bcile
ser @clt. Sbeo. i. Siener l. So.
ia -2erinatou Cir. 3imnler Nr.
3. 0S0-) 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
9(rtbmr ~. Nobiom,
Mr. I2i. .Saltimovt strak!

YaHaac : WOtariafS : 0elomediel.
Nnrean. Shifisfartcn iiir a0e
Iampier. 9inien. 8eiiepdiie. @etiei,
@elOmedieI nno 0eloienoumsen.
ts4prilt .tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

Gle 81 Sabre oltc 6rmI M'arp
Sane @nIicr non Nr. 1901, @anoper-
Strnbc, lrarb aeiteru Nbeno plotlid.
Coroner Or. Otto VI. Ncinborot.
mcId)er cine llnteriudunQ in Dem
Sale nultcllte, eonitotirte eiucn &iB.
lhIno ais SuocSmiode.
Der % Sabre nItc 0onicl @nrpeD
bon Mr.. 1920, 5Gcntrnl SIpcmnc,
iuuroc gcilcrn an Der @iGbt. mo
9ScllSitrnBc bon ser NiBc il~bcuuGltigt.
er murbc nnd1 ocm .MorulGnoer
llnioeriitGta . 0oipitol" gebrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

grGnoe. - Ias Gdd) oeS bon
Srou Moaaic Eronb heipobnten 9ait=
les. Nr. 2O27, WcGIoerrpsStr, lpllroe
g~eItcrn boIb 9 llbr oilrd) Seller nm
ctlpo 500 beldGoigt. Yer Srotlo
foil ooourh entitanoen ieilI noB
&lempncr. oic Dos Ghd) oeS Nohbdr
bouie9 Hr. 20o9, ACCOMMODATIONS,
reporirtcu gliibenbe aoblrlI oi'l oa'
geuomlte Tod iaIlen lieBell.
@efreuBte elpftriiAc Gtnbif Der
uriodten aeItern abeito BATH = ubr
einen Ghooen bon $o5 an oclh @olIle
oeS Srn. Scrnlali De Sdr' M. ioi9'
VIC SonougbsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

RouIaub's tiirtiidr SGoer.
caniiatls. setduse, ssWaat asasH. etsts sfieu.
ISuIiga ISS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

Capt. @ing 0bcr Conn
III anoeur. - 9urd) Den 600 oc$
Sen. 9lodmor in @oiicGitn SOo,
10, ncIder Sbcr Gommonocur ser
,@robcn Arnlee ser Ncpublit" ,por,
lit Capt. Sobn u. ain0 pom bier, ,uCl.
der Senior.G ice Sber Gommul.
oelr ipar. an oeiien StelIc Gcriidt.
Captain Sing itainmt aus &oiporb.
Gountp nno beflcibct Slir Belt cine
Stcnt i'm Y~criionSomt 5l Molblng'
ton. Generals ointant Sobn soil
ma bon Bolton bat ben Capt. STING
geitern telearnpbild snohridtigt
ooB er Der Nohiolger bes Terltorbc
ncn lit mo oeiien Eflid)ten 5i ilber'
nebnlen bat. Gas nld)lte SobreS'
lager Scr .,@rn6cn Irmcc" iinoet am
4. September 81 0enper, Sol, ltott.
Cine nene Sirmu a. Sll
SoI0e oeS CODES beS b%efonnien DC
beimpcli,ilten @m. 9, Snons iii Die
nltc @ebeimpoliSiiten Sirmo Snrith.
sScit & Sueua auiaeloit unh pom Den
$50. Sioot Spenoaiier nilb GbaS. ).
Sdmibt inter Dem Sirnnen Wulnc:l
Baltimore Geteciin Ygentur" mie-
DER orgauiiirt moroen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-10-26

Porto Rico was to be ''the gem of the United
States colonial POSSESSIONS. The inhabitants hailed
with Joy the sovereignty of the United States, as
happy deliverance from Spanish oppression without
any effort or sacrifice of their own The island was
to become an earthly paradise. 1t has variety OF
scenery and climate, being high in the interior and
open all around to the sea- and free from the ex-
tremes of heat and fever breeding conditions. The
soil is rich, and the products sugar, coffee and
tobacco. The people are said to be peaceabe, or
derly and Industrious But it appears that the
people of Porto Rico bitterly disappointed.
There are no fourishing plantations, no growing
industries, very little development of trade; there
is about the same amount of poverty and the same
struggle to maintain present conditions, with the
added disappointment of hopes unrealized. 1t is
said by some that foolish paternaism in legislation
has blocked everything.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-10-26
winterinr the Cow.

The idea that milk cows should not
be fattened during the summer and
fall looks well in print, but the writer
is Of the opinion that the COW should
be allowed to lay on enough flesh dur
ing these seasons to enable her to exist
comfortably during the winter. A cow
that starts in against 20 degrees be-
low winter in poor flesh rarely amounts
to anything in the winter or spring and
early summer, when she is trying to re-
gain what she lost during the winter.
Let her lay on enough flesh to carry
her through the winter in good shape
and she will not only pay you well
then, but in the early spring she will
be in p condition to start out on prof
table career.-Chicago Record Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-10-26

The successful dairyman tries to
keep large supply Of succulent food
for his COW the year round. For win
ter feeding alfalfa and clover hay are
two Of the best foods that the dairy
man can grow. It takes about W
per cent of the food cow consumes
to maintain her, and we should get
our profits from the extra food con-
sumed, so we can see the necessity OF
giving an abundant supply of food. 1t
has been demonstrated in a number OF
places that cows coming in in the fall
will give about 25 per cent more milk
than cows coming in in the spring.
The reasons for this are obvious. Dur
ing the flush Of her milk the cow is
free from flies, heat and draft. The
grass comes OH in the spring and
stimulates her waning powers. In con-
nection with this there is more time
for caring for the cows than during
the busy season, and prices are usually
better
The great drawback with many for
winter dairying is poorly constructed
barns. A cow to do her best must be
we'll housed as well as well fed. 1t
takes extra food to supply heat and
energy. Complaint has been made
that dairying is combining. Did you
ever hear Of any one making sue
cess in life without work? Our likes
and dislikes depend largely upon the
amount Of remuneration we receive.
Dairying furnishes employment on the
farm for the boys and girls, and this
means better men and women.
have no particular choice as to the
kind Of cows to keep. This is good
deal like man getting a wife-it de-
ponds largely on the kind he prefers.
II you are going to keep cows ex-
clusively for butter, the Jersey, Guern-
sey and Holstein are desirable breeds.
II you are going to take into consid
GRAFTON the value of calf, which
seems quite necessary in our trade, the
milking strain Of the Shorthorn meets
the requirements as we'll as any. The
only reliable test for a COW is the
amount Of butter she produces. If she
does not produce 225 pounds Of but
ter fat per year, she is not desirable
COW to keep. In building up herd
1t Is quite necessary to select sires
from the best milking strain.-From an
Address by Professor G.. L. Mckay,
Professor of Dairy Husbandry, Iowa
State College.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-10-26
FALL CARE OF COWS.
Value Of the silo In Helping Dat
short Pastures.

Value Of the silo In Helping Out
short Pastures.
1t is too late now to think of grow
ing anything this year to help out short
pastures, says an Iowa farmer in Amer
lean Agriculturist. Farmers must
learn to plan six or nine months ahead.
But il short pastures dc, come the farm
er can cut up field or sweet corn and
do some soiling. While that is hard
work and takes too much time, 1t Is
better than to let good herd run dry.
A milk flow lost is practically gone for
the year. The best way, of course, is
to have the cows dry during the hot
months. But that is not always pos
sible. Silage is the cheapest feed to
supplement short pastures, but those
who have none must do something
else
About the only relief for the man
who has not planned to have feed for
just this very time is for him to feed
some grain at the barn or cut up green
clover, sweet corn or field corn.
One OF the most noticeable things
on most every farm is the poor con-
dition Of the pasture. Men who do
not feed silage in winter are in hurry
to get the cows on grass. Cattle are
hungry for succulent feed, and they
manage to keep the grass short from
the very start. This causes the grass
crop to be short at the season when 1t
is not making growth, and, as result,
the cows half starve. When fall rains
revive the dormant grass, the cows are
poor. 1t takes all the fall to get them
back into condition again. 1t does moi
pay to overstock or to rush cattle on
spring pastures before they can sup
port the herd nicely. This Is strong
argument In favor of the silo for bott
winter and summer feeding.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-10-26

When COW ''loses the cud," or, more
correctly. fails to "chew the cud," it Is
not because she has lost any definite
object or material which'n she still re-
tanned would be used as "cud," for
all such necessary material lies useless
In her paunch, says American Guilt
vator. Her failure to chew the cud is
due to Ill health, just as lack of any
desire for food characterizes a sick
man. A cow that fails to chew the
cud Is sick cow, and as soon as she
cover her desire and ability to chew
the cud,