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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
HOUSE or WASHINGTON RELICS.
Hssbrouck Hosc I'm Ncwburg. n. Y.
Fail Of Revelation Reminders.

Hssbrouck Home I'm Ncwburg. n. ".
Fail OF Revolution Reminders.
The beautiful city Of Newburg. on the
Hudson river. has honored itself and con.
ferred priceless boon upon the State by
preserving the old Hasbrouck house,
which served as washington's hcndauar-
tiers from April {, 1852. TO Aug. N. 1888.
Built by Jonathan Hasbrouck In 1850,
II has the comfortable look Of the unpre-
teutious story and a-half house of the
period. and stands finely ON the s!oping
hank Of the river, where IL may be dis
tinguished by the traveller on the New
York Central railroad across the river.
The walls of the house are Of stone. two
feet In thickness. An old-fashioned
Dutch stoop or porch opens upon the
first floor. with It's six rooms In addition
10 the kitchen. The ceilings are low.
with heavy timbers Of hewn wood, which
support the floors Of the upper rooms.
originally only four In number. The
sloping roof Ii sustained by long timbcrs
Of roughly hewn cedar wood. which still
gives out the pleasant odor peculiar TO
that tree.
while some changes have been neccs-
sary. the house to-day Is very nearly just
what Il was when Gen. and Mrs. Wash
ington occupied II with their military
family, Major Tilghman. Colonel Hum
phreys and Major or Colonel BENJAMIN
Walker. who now rests In Forest Hill
cemetery In Utica.
Access TO the place is gained through
q gateway guarded by cannon. the lawn
A bordered with fine elm and chestnut
trees, the river dances brightly In front.
while the mountains In all their beauty
form q striking background. The old
stoop. with It's dull red settles. opens di.
rectly into the large room with It's many
doors and solitary window. The broad
worm-eaten planks Of the floor show lis
age, the rough stones Of the large fire.
place tell Of It's constant use. and
through the wide throat Of the chimney
we may gaze MP Mt the open sky. Old
Kettles, shovels and waffle irons hang by
heavy chains to the hreback. and TO one
old shovel In particular In given the
honor of never having left It's post Of
duty during the rcigns Of the Has.
hroucks or washingtons. but. like
faithful sentinel. was always ready for
work. The walls are of plaster, white
washed. and every room shows the heavy
open beams, either In their natural color
or painted white. This room. like the
others. is aow a museum. The glass cases
hold the hats. vests and shoes Of the
continental soldiers. while the heavy
boots Of Hessian cavalry oficer excite
wonder at their weight and enormous
thickness Of sole. Framed letters from
Aaron Burr. Robert Morris. John Han.
cock. Washington and BENJAMIN Frank
lin line the walls.-Utica Observer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
Prices Ruling Firm.

Old Joshua Martin was noted for his
ability to make a close bargain, bot
once In while he met his match.
Il say, mister" he began. as he
walked into barber shop one market
day. while waiting to dispose of his
load, EARNINGS mighty bad nova
days. You ought 10 femme have n
shave for cents. Why, II I should
tell you the price had TO take for my
garden sass-"
"Mebbe." returned the barber. "but
fact Is, ! ought 20 charge you double
price now By rights. for farmers faces
are just about twice as long ns they
used TO be. You ought 10 be thankful
for being let or on ono farep
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16


-. ~ The dawdler commences In the morning be
fore he gets mp. His alarm clock rings ut
O'Clock and that the hour which he ought TO RISE
but he lies abed stealing cutnaps for quarter OF
hour and then jumps out In hurry and proceeds to dress
IL just hard 20 leave the bed at quarter past
six would have been at Six and the result OF the
lettering has been the loss OF fifteen minutes Of the day
Remembering that he II late, the dawder pulls on his
FIRST garments in great hurry but his slack
He yawns and stretches himself and spends half
threequRrcrs or hour In his ADDITIONS shayng and
ang At breakfast he reads the paper leisurey, and
the meal takes another half hour Then he leaves the
house TO to his oice where he arrives thirty minutes
later than he ought
Although late he does not plunge brskly into his work
There several other papers 10 glance through and
over these he wastes the major portion OF hour And
when at length he lays aside the and turns to his
duties, he does not keep ut them assiduously
Thrift Is not an Egyptian mystery known only to n
few favored initiates Everybody In what thrift
sist but not everybody having the knowledge puts
practice.
BY dawdlng two hours n day. wastes a twelfth OF
his entire life One month out OF the year year
OF twelve. for nothing. This remember Is In
addition 20 all holidays and vacations What man. having
his way 10 make In the world afford drop month
out OF his year? What afford. ut the end Of
every eleven years 10 all for twelve month?
Dawdling wastes times In small portions but total
loss Is enormous and costly-San Francisco Bulletin
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

huls to Steel from two four and eight FOUNDERS
popguns to the terribly destructive twelve and thirteen
inch rifles whose projeccs weighing nearly pounds
nothing resist the great and massive belts
steel toughened by scientific process which line vtas
OF the big warshps OF to-day SO destructive indeed
the big rife guns OF today been brought that single
cruiser OF moderate tonnage and OF the latest model
have under steam about OF the
British admiral Nelson and destroyed every unit OF H.
without coming into str king distance OF guns
That tells the whole story OF the revolution constructing
propellng and armlng warshps.
Let compare the navy OF England the commence
ment OF the nineteenth century with that OF
today In 1903 England possessed 4So ships with a ton.
mage OF 4Gl00o guns "a 500: 1SO0 aad 1887
600 pounds sterling In 1904 Great Britain Az ships
OF total tonnage Of I,SGT250. armed with $500 guns
manned by $4,000 and the Of the vessels footed
70 the big total OF pounds The remark
able difference here. IL will DO noticed IL IN the number
OF and the cost OF the vessels The average number
Of to each has dropped from fynye 1903 20
ffeen In 1903 which 10 and accentuate the
increase In the destructive power range of
the modern gun. Comparing Nelson's flagship. Victory
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
Mxnferious.

First Roomer-I'd like to know
who swipes my ink,
Neighboriy sponger-Nobody. very
likely: don't you know that ink evap.
orntes very rapidly?
First Roomer-Um. yes. but my sta.
tionery always disappears with the ink.
Does paper evaporate. too7
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
Growth or washins,ou.s Fame.

n Since George Washington died the
changes In the externals OF civilization
have been no marked that II is hard
20 comprehend what comparatively
short historic epoch this covers.
During his last years Washington was
considered to be the richest man In the
United States. but the total sum OF his
possessions would not entitle him 20 a
place among any one Of our modern mill
Ii0naires He owned farms and Guilt
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

The Earl OF Essex, who IL the head
landlord OF the town Of Roscommon. In
Connaught. has notified the Town Ten.
ants League Of that place that he has
instructed his agent to open negotia-
lions for the sale OF the houses to the
occupiers. Daily Mail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
wouldn't Re Diverted.

Miss Kremey Tin bookstore)--Hayo
you Moore's poems7 Clerk-Yes. miss;
I'll get 'em for you. by the way,
here's a splendid story called "Just
One Kiss" Miss Kremey (coldly)-I
want Moore.-P delphia Ledger.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
Evening I'm.

They say there's no chance for the
rich In the next world"
That's probably the reason they're
getting most everything hcre."-De-
troit Free Press.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

great noisy city; knowing not where turn for shelter
food kindness. Indeed. Il s quite possible under.
stand the ultimate surrender despair under
stances ntoerable. What do cannot UNDER
stand however II the persistent refusal OF these unhappy
waits TO leave the ovecrowded and oppor
tunty In the rural districts No capable OF perform
Ing useful service OF the humbcst kind need ever
starve In agricultural region IL Is safe to say indeed
that willing 20 work. though temporarily unfit.
would be left to perish like dog by the wayside In
community There II nothing caous cruel as the
multitude OF a metropolis Humanity prevails wider
spaces and among less concentrated populations
Ing wretch would be overlooked Broadway He would
attract immediate attention In country Men die
In cities and their neither care
Groaning under hedgerow twenty miles away they would
a once command the sympathy and mInstraon every
passerby. We have been able understand the
fascination Of the big careless thronging city
neglected castaway. Sometimes moved 20 think
that such must be friendess
But suicide Is unusal remedy for these
conditions gecnrally breed thieves and ramps and muir
derers-wa shington Post.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

Shell oysters are not popular In the
West, because we farmers don't know
how TO open them. A Baltimore man
can shuck oysters as readily as we
ahuck corn.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

and now you may read the book and
enjoy II. while you have the advantage
Of the father Of you- country In expert.
cnce and will save my cherry tree, Civ
Ing you a valuable lesson ut the same
time ="
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

there has been westward movement from New England
The settlers rounded up by this commissioner will do
something 90 Offset the movement FrenchC Canadians
into New England But what testimony 10 the friendly
relations existing between the 10 be found
In this appointment OF Canadian commissioner Of
immigration 60 In Boston!
II Is said that within fifteen months $4,000 peo-
pie from this side Of the line have moved the Dominion
Canada TO be congratulated upon character OF this
element Of It's immigrants IL draws nowhere else
class well fitted TO develop the Canadian public lands
But t would be interesting TO know how many
In the time have country 20 live There
In continual movement TO and fro border and
there has been Canadian loss as Canadian gain
Buffalo Express
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
Canadian Immigration.

ANADA has been seeking settlers from this
side OF the line for number OF years. but has
drawn most OF these immigrants from the
West Now. Canadian commissioner has been
stationed In Boston, 20 carry on an emigration
among the farmers OF New England.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

HERE recently appeared I'm n New York news,
paper the account OF n man having committed
suicide In that city because he couldn't succeed
In getting employment We do not question
The hardship. There can be no more miserable
plight than that OF man. able and willing
tn work for hla livelihood frianhlosa ndriff ir,l
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

How the world runs or and leaves
a man who does not care FOR ChriSt.
masi
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

AwDLING Is one OF the chief sins Of men and
women that fall. There are only twenty-four
hours in the day, and II Is possible TO dawdie
away i've or six OF them while hardly no
ticing IT,
The dawdler commences In the morning be-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16
savies Of Today and OF the Past.

Z: !: 4: : !; ! 20:
In the complexion OF the world to-day with that
SEyTESN existent century ago. Naval warfare and
AN<6lN naval construction has undergone a most com.
pete change. From nnlls 10 stenm frnn wool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Sei5critrife nidlt notwithstanding.

q en- .@apcu. Conn, 26. 6ebr.
Nod) Den IcuBcrlin9eu, mcldc u.
2. aclp, Der &orIiber oes Gretutip.
Golnite'S Der 9riioerIdoit ser 0ei5er
Der pNelu.Dorf & NeluaSopcn.Giien
bobn," ncld)er Der OorQeltrigcn Con.
ferel5 i'll Seem Dorf beigclpobnt bat,
gctboit, lit cS nid,t notwithstanding, Onb
ea SIT eilrcn Strife Der Sei5er tom.
men miro. acQD iogt aus, meoer bic
@roBbeomtclt Der 9riiocrIhoit, nod
irgenolueldie Diitglieocr oeS @reflt.
tit. Gomitc's bitten bel Dem 8rGii.
6cnten ODER onoercn 0cantten Der
8obn porgciprodlcn, Worolts man
idlieBt, Dab bic Sitltotion 5ltnt Wtin.
oeiten ilidlt ofllt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Vim 5elepbon Uernnaliift.

Detroit, Mid)., 2G. 6ebruar.-
Der % Sabre ulte CHARLES Solton.
ell ill gtnd)toienit itebenocr8 or1nantt
inn Depot Der pereinigten 0etroitcr
StraBenbobtcn, mllrOe geltern4beno,
mobreno er ooS Yripot.3 elepbon Der
8aDngeleQId)oit gebroltdtc, ourd) Oelt
eleftriId)en Strom onf Der Stelle 9e.
tootet. Ser Stront 0e8 Selepbon8
botte iid) nit Dem gemoltigen. sur
5ortberuegitng 0ergSdggonS beitimm.
ten Strom %gefreu5t. 0os SelepDolt
branitte, n1d)oem Solton bon benz
Selepbon 5uriidgeprallt mar mo III
oenielben Iugenblid foot gu 9oOen
I~tiir5te, orei Ninitteu lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
&crmiIdtc telearnpbiidDc 9cpcidlen.

9ei'm 3uIummenItoB 3lpeter
6rodt5iige Der nGleuclano, 2oraine
& @beeling 8obn" bel 6air Eoint,
Ohio, fono Der 9renlier S. Suffer
ieincn 600 uno Der 2ofomotinfilbrcr
s. Carpenter uuo Der 9ei5er s. Sor'
heitu lullroeu iftper oerlebt. 9ei0e
2ofomotiben uno 5ablreide MdggonS
puroen 3ertriimmert un0 ein Wfate'
riufidJaoen bon $4,000 angeriAtet.
SSn 2ogos, Merifo, lit ser
8iorrer @re0orio Netol5o, melder
BON ben geb0roen fpegen Nbboltnna
elmer StrnBen.Fro5eiiion eingeIperrt
poroen mar, bon Ser erbitterten 9es
p%0lferung ais Nen @ef6ngniB befreit
moroeu. 9oS 0efdn9niB luuroe bon
oelt grtcoenten tbeilueiIe oemolirt.
SSn 2iSbon. 81. g., lit 0nS Sta.
tiotSge6Guoe Der oHutIdn0 9dbn"
bon gin6red)ern beirngeIud)t moroet,
ipclhe $500 in 9nnr mo cine groBe
Gnontit1t SidetS erbellteten. Sic
Ginbred)er mltroen bon Den GonItobs
Tern mo GrtSbcluo6nern uerfolgt
entfomen ieoofL oo ie cine St1lnoe
8oriprultg batten.
- SSn einem @oggon Scr SroQcp'
6o6n 5luiihen 4lbullp ul0 SrOp, H.a
g., bot cine iunge Dame, Wtariolt
Muiiea aus @lbanp, aus 2eben3ilber@
orltB 2oltoonum gcnommen. sic
mrrbc nof eincm SpIpiol i'll albanD
acbrad)t, no lie III ie6r fritiIdem 3lt.
itun0e 0arllieoerliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Tiir Den nGdliten antbOlifcntae

GrctutiO.9 cb0rocn ser y9(merifoni-
l6en 6%0ocrotion &ot6oliIder Sc
ieQi6often" tritt oenln0d)lt in
9tetu-S Orleans 5uiommen, INN Belt
mo Ort fir Den nGd)itcn SabrcS.
GonOent 3t beItimmen.
Gincinnoti O., 26. 6e6ruar.-
9tad elmer bier per0ffentlidten Nns
tilnoigung miro ole Grefutiu- 9eb0r0e
Der oImericon Se0erotion of Got6o.
lie Societies" luelde mebr ais ~
Wftllionen aatbolifen in Den 8eret.
nigten Staaten pertritt, om 4. un0 5.
Wt0r5 in Nerp-O Orleans cine SibrnQ
boltel1. Ser 3ned lit, Ole 3eit fir
Die abboltung 0eS SoGre$. Contents
teIt5uieben n1b GSrooen i'm Sl1teteIie
Der STRIDE 5u 6eipre6en, Den BoriiB
miro q. Smith bon 8~bitdnelp6io
filbren, 3u Der Sibung ertpartet
tperoen: @r5biidof NteBmer pon 0ilz
fpoutec, 9iidof Wtc6olll bon Srenton
N.-Sy Z. y. Winobon bon Ne)p; 9ort,
1bomoS $. Cannon bon GDicoqo, gtis
d)oloS @on1tcr bon dubuque, SS5oma,
Sr. 5. M. 6otpler bon &ouiSbtQe, Sc
ter @olrotb bon GponSbiQe, Sno., +.
w. SnlmefuS bon BittS6ura, 6. $.
Sdulte bon Detroit, $. g. Gon(on
bon Sbibooeur, 60, mo Intbonp
Vtotre bon ct. 2ouiS, Notionol.Se-
tretdr 0eS 8erbanoeS.
Der Serbono bot I'M o6geIoufenen
Sabre Die n%od)bennnnten SruoniIo.
tIonen III iif oufgenommen: 6en
"Stbollld)en Gentrolberein," Die ,Go.
tDoltt' anigbtS Of 9lmerico," .Gotbolic
0roer OF 6oreItcrS," oGot6olic M}l,z
tuol Benefit Aiiociotion," Sriib ga
tbollc Veneoolcnt llnion," ,8eItern
Gotbollc Union" oDou1g Men'S SSyu.
ltltllte," oanig6tS Of ct. So6n," n@.
s. 9. e. &. 6. 8. S. nGotbolic
Gni9btS" mo ,2n0ieS Of 4merico"
mo mc6rcre @ltnOcrt onoerc flcincrc
totbolilde Gcreini9ungen. 81 ocn-
lelbelt 50blcn aud Die fotboliid)en
Sereinignngen Scr YGilippinen un6
Die bon 8orto Hico.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
8rnneitiifs lte6ertraonnacn.

Se1rp 6. Goof etc. al Sorrp :.
9umler etc, %gtorbleite Der Gopll-
ielto-, noBe GbapelItrabe, 1879 bel
70, @rinO3iHa $40; 81.
Senrp 81. 9oiic an Seem. Ofid)oelS
g. 9. & g. g." Sltieite Der 8alb.
il1gtonItroBc nabe Nibloto- @luciltc,
IL BEL t05, @ruto5inS $36; 500.
S%SorreS ". Grant an SSltliuSS teil,
1 @rltltoitein, @rllno5itS $2O4; So.
2ullt 9. Ircrd} mo @entoDl an
@eslep 9fccIc iun., 0toropeltleite Ser
9arIoro AUculle, noDe 9teigbbor-
StroBe, % bel 56, 8rllno5inS $37..
so; $500.
@m. Gloll0 u16 5roit al SS0o s.
IegeIter, Giloicjte Der Nortb- aoetuc,
nabe 9on0IuoBe, 1863 bel 100,
@run,o3inS 500; $4,000.
Catherine i. Giderp al CHARLES
". 8oioncr, gde bon atin. ltllo Gan.
coiterltroBc, 80 bel 60, @runb3ins
$3.50; s..
art6ur $. Miller oil oeniel6ell
OItIeitc ser 1aQoSItraBe, IA BET II
@runosir5 500; So.
Senrp Ycaacran 3bomos 5. Mt.
thur ltno 6roIt, ode ganf-S troBt
uno ealtle. NIep, is BET 80, @rnito.
aims $685.; $240O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Scene iiber oieIel6e groi6iirc pcrIe-
len, in neldFr berieIbe lagte, Dob e3
Die bette g%bbonolung iiber Mtni5i-
acknowledgements Jet, Die er ieit 2alt'
gem geleien babe.
NI5 nelte 9eIegoten ipurocn &t.
SSobn Sorie BON Der u9eittiGcn Sc
miitbli6teit," Sr. Geo. S. Ut. @olif
pom ,9ooenio = Mdnnerdor" mlo
1rou Cora @ortlcb pom 0omcnner-
Elm ocS y8orp0rtS" ongemeIoet. SIR.
Sermann 9o0enboHp, Scfretor Der
Stats = @inmonoerlungS = @cbTroe,
ipur0e ais Gin5elmit9lie0 oltfgcnom.
men. 6oIgenoe Gereiue uno Gtn5el-
ntitglieoer ~be5obIten ibre SolIre8bei-
trGge: y8ermanio = GuortettsGlub "
yS6iibenoiltrift Nr. 1874 .. Il, g."
s2iteroriider &erein," o8orlu0rtSs
3omenpcrein," Otto SHILLING n10
Senrp 8ieiefing. 6erner iullr0e ein
9eIhluB ongcnommen bon 3eit 5ll
3cit iibcr lpidtiqe &ereinSdngelc9cns
beiten ole &ereinSmitglieoer Olrd)
GirfuIare IN aenntniB SIT ieben. Cine
Wtenge flcinercr 8eid)Gfte ~ueruriod,
ten IGngerc 0ebotten uno mlrOen
prompt crle0i9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Tlntilt in's ycmIeits.


9euti6er ltnionSbeteran erlfteBt Iih
nit eiuem in Ser Shloft bon
SbiGob erbeuteten olten Geitera
piito(.
9itt86urA go, 26. 6e6r. -
Wit einem alteu Geiterpiitol, peldeS
cr IN ser Sdlo6t BON Sbilo6 etnem
conf0oerirteu 8enerol o6genommeH,
mad)te Capt. Gbeooor 2ub6eS, cine
Der m%urfanteiten @eItalten inter ben
1ieligen Oeutidsomerifanii6et 8ete.
rancn aus benz 9iirgerfriege, ieinem
Qe6en Elm Gnoe. 8er5neifllng iiber
lGngereS Sicdtbum bntte ibm Die
Morotuoife Sum Selbitmor0 in bic
3ono qeoriidt. Sr. 2ubbes Dar in
0euti6lon0 Q%eboren uno fam i'm
Sabre 1854 nod Imerifa. @r na6nt
Int6ei( an ser Nnti.S .getpes
gung in &anlo3 uno Ne6raSfa nn0
betbeili0te iid an me6reren blltttgelt
a6mpfen gegen Die Mit9lieoer Ser
Stlaoerei 8ortei. 9ei'm IuSbrud)
oeS &riege8 o%rganiiirte er Oie critic
Gonpo9nie in Ie6rasfa fir Oic
Unions Grmec. SIN 5|rpeitcn Nc6raS-
fo'cr 6rcilpiQigcn Hegintent modte
CT oen qan5en aricg nit. 9tad Be
enOigung Oe5 ariegeS erluor6 er lid)
oI5 8iebrond).9 Better ein betrGdt.
life8 &ermogen, me(6cS cr ip6ter i'll
einem 8olo6crgrucrt mnleqte uno Bis
olti oen lcbten Sent perlor. Nad)
meGridbrigem Altfentbolt III 9ters
Oorf, no er ais Gotporteur, Igent
etc. Iid 0urdi'& 2ebcn SIT idGo9en Der
iud)tc, Iieoelte er nod Eittsburg iiber,
no er Die SteQe zines GlerfS fir Die
r8eIting6ouie So" befleioete. ST
nor ein 6reiocnfer u1o %gliibeltoer
8erebrer 8oetbe'S. Sr. 2ltbbeS mar
icbr prominent III y@rono Nrmp"s
a~reiien mo ein Gr.@roBmeiIter goeS
6rcimalrer SroenS. giner Ieiner
9riioer lebt III Spofone, @oib. Seis
lie onoeren &erlpouoten lin0 tbeil&
it ser Stoot NelpsOorf, tbeil5 III
aopcn6ogcn, G%0nemort, oni0iliG
mo elmer ieiner 8ettcrn mar Com.
monoeltr in Der 9oerensArnee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Sdladl Ncm 0ctrplenmtrnit.

Der Stoot 8onio8 etoblirt cine Rof.
f%ineric 5t 9ooIo. - 8ereinigung
unobb0n9iacr Del : @roou5enten
geaen ole nSton0urO StI So"
Eopefo, aoni, 26. 6ebruor. -
Der @ouoerneltr lit eifriq nit ben
Iorbcreituu9cn fir Die Groffnung Ser
oltr6 Die 2%cqislotltr o,ltorilirten I'M.
obbGngigen Ocl-Hoifiueric oe8 Stoos
ties bcifdftiQt. Die ourd) oo8 @eieb
c%rbelld)ten Bombs III S0be bon $780,
900 tpcroen iotort 5rm Gertauf aus
9cbotet lueroen. Ger 9au Der Haf-
ftncrte miro in Yoola in nGdIter
9Sod)e bcgonncn mo bis gum I. Wtui
1oll bercitS Del, oo3 in 0crielben Der.
9cIteIlt lit, oui oen Morft gebro6t
meroen; Die Hoffineric ioll % bis 30
2elbeboIter boben un0 t0glid 800
6olIer Del %proou5ircn; Supcrintcr-
Dent oerIeIbcn miro s. e. To6inion
bon G~itrtSoile, ga, icin.
Sbtco0G 26. 6ebruor. - Die
mathematician @ro0u5enten pon Gob.
Eetrolelm un0 &oifineurc bon ao1z
las, 0bio, S0inoi& uno SlOiona ba.
ben bier cine Organization sur Ser.
tbeIoIgllng 9e9en Oen bon Der Stouo.
oro Oil So. gcilbtcn Grltd oebiloct.
Die llclte Organization fiibrt ben g{os
men p9totionol Crude Oil 0rooucerS
AIiociution" rmo ibr S%ouptoomi5i(
bcfinoet lid bier in Chicago. gincr
Der 0oltpt5mcdc Der &creinigltnQ iou
Die &erbinocruma bon QiScrimino.
tiollcn III Ger 9credn11ng Der Glen.
balm. 6roftiobe icin. Die g(nreQmo
5t Der &cretni8ultg CAB ". $. Scap,
Der 8rolioent Ser nSbio StunoorO
Oil Company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Gisitnnnnncn i'm Ghip.

Cincinnati g., 26. 6e6r. -
Die @iSitoullnocn I'M Ohio III bieiis
ger 8egenO, iueIde eiten 9an5 ilnge-
moGnIiden ltmfong H%ngellommeu
botteu 6eginnen ii6 5u Goien. Der
0oourd angeridtete &etmogensida.
oen miro ouf $4,000 geidGbt, Mer.
idenleben aber lit bis iett feines Der.
loren qegnngen. gluf Dem Ohio un0
Dem 2iding Hiber limo umgelpoblif
piele 5o6r5euge oller g(rt eingefro-
rem, ipelde iebt ibrer g%rloiung emit
aeaen iehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Sabnbcrfebr in Nrnidottlano nc.
lGhmt.

SoltfoL rs 2G. 6cbr.-0o8
Stodcn oeS Giienbobnperfc6r$ in
goll5 9feuIdottlono oorert fort. g8
ldlreit tGglid olif'8 Scene unO Die
Nrbeit oeS Sdneeidoufeln$ oltf 0et1
SoDn9eIeiIen lit mlbloS. Die Dllrd,.
5ilge, bic am 9onnerltog bier fGQi0
lpnrcIt, Itefet nod int SGnce felt.
Us iueroen &erIllfc oentod)t, eS at
erntoglihenL soB oieielben bclltc
abelto bierber 9elonoer. Son bier
lt1ro geltern nn0 bellte feline Gilrdl.
sligo nbaeannae1t.