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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

about IS cents to 81 per pound.
There are nearly 10000 seed IN
a pound, and the percentage oil
termination is from 40 TO IS.
In a commercial plantation 1t is
much cheaper for the planter to
raise his own seedlings.
The seed ripen in the fall. and
should be kept over winter IN
the pods in cool, dry storage.
In the spring i should be Tricky
sown in nursery rows in we'll
prepared, mellow soil and
covered onc-half TO one inch in
depth. The rows should be far
enough apart to allow thorough
cultivation. termination may
be FASTENED by immersing the
seed IN warm water and letting
il soak Tor - hours before SOW
ing. In favorable locations the
seedlings will grow from two to
three feet in height the first
summer, and be OF suitable size
TO transplant 10 the permanent
situation the following spring.
Some of the leading oa,alpa
plantations have been planted
four feet by four feet. and cxpc-
ricncc has proved that they
wcr. not too thick. AZ this
distance the trees do not crowd
seriously for eight or ten years,
after which they need thinning.
Many trees arc then OF suitable
stzc for posts. and may DC cut
with good returns. In four Ia
six years more all the trees
should be OF marketable size.
The plantation may then DC Gu,
clear and a new forest started
from tho stump sprouts. or II
may again DC ,hlnncd and the
best trees left standing 10 pro.
ducc telegraph poles or railroad
ties. Good telegraph poles are
grown IN twenty 10 thirty years.
For convenience in cultivation
many prefer spacing the trees
from three fec; by five feet TO
four icet by six feet.
Close planting is desirable To
obtain n large yield from the
plantation in n few years. and il
necessary 10 crowd the tenacious
side branches from the trunk
and give the tree Il better form.
The planter who sets his trees
thinly on the ground must do
much pruning TO secure clean.
straight bolcs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Southern fertile eggs. White Wyan.
~siot;cs. ". Rocks. Brown f.cghorns.
Sitiings. x,:thrcc sitting. g.. inl eggs
slo. Fair hatch guaranteed Win.
ncrs in FIVE states. Circular free.
Bruce Dro~.. Crescent. La.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

For sale registered Short Horn Dur.
ham Bull. Il. ID. Watson. Durant. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Ono very fine full hlo~i Hereford
male calf six months old for sale.
5000. ", !. Bailey. Collicr,illc.
Tenn. X. I. ID. No !.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01
JERSEYS FOR SALE

bred Jersey .ulIs ready
Tor service. Fresh registered
cows and hcifcrs. all we'll bred.
AstnrK MONTGOMERY,
Starkvillc. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01
Breeders Cards.

Under this heading, ads will he in
serted for IS cents a word for one wear:
20 cents a word for six months; Is
cents a word for three months Name,
numbers and initials count as words.
No advertisement accepted for less
than One Dollar. Count the words
carefully and Send Cash with
the Ad.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Saladin Collie Kennel registered
Scotch collics for sale at all times.
l.. l.. Love, Newton. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Immune Pollcd Durham and Shor,
Horn cattle for sale. X. l.. Scale. L.v.
inEston, Ma.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Thoroughbred pointer pups for sale
a, s. each or s. per pair. Dwight
Smythc, Lake. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

10. some with Young calves, all giv.
ing milk. fo~ titsl.
ALSO Duro~ Jersey hes:S.
y, +. CRANBERRY. Wc>sou. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

II AY IL" an" Bermuda hay
grass hay a, s. 0i "A ton (. -. b. car.
AayhcA. Miss. II &. PtlLin.un.
Mayhem. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Fnr sale; Several LangAhan cock,
crri~. Eggs IN ~caSbn. order tEsk
c.i no~. Finest winter laying hrec,l
Ano~u. Write for prices. Wright;
Smith. Memphis. Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-12-01

Closing % sale Eight sariciicA
pure hr"d Jp,uliry. Mammoth nrongc
turkeys. For prices address l.. ".
Pawn. Columbus. Miss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

IoPuiol " HvUiy ptnpu.
The TOLEDO BLADE 10 NOW installed 10 Ito new
building. with = modern plaut and equip
mept and with facilities equal to any pub.
LEGATION between New York aud Chicago II 10
the only Weekly newspaper edited expressly for
every State and Territory. The News Of the
World 90 arranged that busy people can more
easily comprehend, than by reading cumbersome
columns OF dAilies. All current topics made
. lain In each issue by special editorial matter
written from inception dowa to date. The on y
paper puplished especially for psoo.e who do or
do not read daily newspapers. and yet thirst TOT
| plain facts That this kind Of . newspaper q
popular. 10 proven by the fact that the Weekly
| Blade now has over 1s5 900 yearly Subscribers
and IL circulated In sll parts Of the United
states. In addition 10 the news. the Blade pub.
lishes short and seti,i stories and many depar,
ments VI matter suited 70 every member Of the
family Only one dollar year
| Write tor specimen copy Address
| TIE BLADE,
colt TOLEDO, ONO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
Free To Butchers.

We are In receipt Of communication
from c. s. Page, Hyde Park, W., which
authorizes us to say to those Of our readers
who are engaged in the Butchering Busi-
ness, that II they will send him postal
card with their name and post office address
thereon and say that they saw this notice In
the Manchester JOURNAL, he will enter their
names on his list OF customers aud send
them free, postpaid, from time to time as
issued, bis Hide Bulletins, which give the
ups aud downs OF the market on Beef Hides,
Cali Skins, Horse Hides, Tsllow, Bones,
Cracklings, etc. Mr.. Page has been In the
Hide and Skin trade for more than fifty
ysars and has q reputation Of being rsspon-
.,ble and reliable. adv,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

GRAN The weather Of the past week
while showing an absence Of bright Gun
shine, was, on the whole, very favorable
for plant development, and. rs 8 result
corn has made coed progress, but Is stu
slightly late. Buckwheat is filling wei
and indications are for good crop. Sweet
corn has proven an abundant crop, ant
the quality is also good. This has caused
the canning factories throughout New
England to run to their fullest capacity tn
psst week. Considerable field corn 10 be
ing cut for fodder and snsilage, and Will
good results.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
rHg rRorrrSo RRgp STALLION
Green Mountain Aristos

Clr,sn Monntsan Arstxs q mAxusae~as speca.
m~r az ihs mergsr fsmfis, chs sfp nesea sM
.i..st styse. kesntt. speed sna read gaNasta~s,
"a .hass hlcod hoe. appear 10 oar mess neasd
troitsrs apd pseef. .aotskly rsa Patel chem.
psas vscsf Of ihs World. rseesa " sad psis-l
rss Morgan isaliy are q. popular today -
shey vefs al, years ags, .hsn sstmsni hsAea
IA. "a stood al I've heed ~ AL irs' tane stsaiehs
0rssu Mvunista Afisios esssass from the meet
poeulss hrsncn al The notgsn trees tts sire,
ir.sos, besns QUO 81 the esst " this sre.i
'am ~ o. trouefs. hsnne ree"ra e' !. ',
ob Aimed in the ID, nth beat oi slsntnk ises /;
aud faf part, % Gait and grace Of sesis. sss
only ,neslisd by h's niusirioas grandsire, kthAn
fllsn a.2b IA
TAsl his ,upe,h stallion inhsiits the party
of gait and btsutital srsson 81 hrs noted sifs zee
-. him male hi. seieudsa light 10 his rsc~s last
september ~ Manchester and NAilingfnfd
Wholly out Of canditson, ht put up hghs thss
vlll long be remembered BY ihoss who witness
"A the contest THIS stallion has had tnt mAsfs
onpori aui,ie. 10 the stns, but ust he transmits
hi. malchless QUALITIES 20 h,s progeny 70 ably al
tested by the isw LIVING foAis bssoa by him'
rkpiGasE.
0s..x MorSrAis Asisros Was slred by Arissos
M i.,- he w VI. great usaiel Lambert, The
beu con o. Ethan Allen; he by ssimont blsek
Bsuk, Fire, dam Bi.ck Princess, dam Of Lev
wallace 2as "a. by Old Darker. site Of High
land 0r.y. 2si,9. and othes; Dsrkey vas
aired by The Rounds Horse, con Of Vermont
bach Haxl second dam by Biaei hswk which
makes this stallion one OF the stronFes, inbftd
No "a n stallions 10 be found 10 Vermont,
DssCuIPrtOs.
Black in color; IS In height: weight 1850;
pounds; a typical Mcrg. n tn conformation With
The beet o. feet and legs, elegant style snd per-
feet d,sp ,siton,
This horse will make the season Of 1905 at me
cable 81 HE owner. Frank equlres on the Nor
man Griffith farm. North Manchester, VI.
FRANK SQUIRES.
Manchester Center, W.
March 29th, 1905 ssooh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

PRECIPITATION. The pr, clpitation dur
uR the past week was generally simple
ranging from ole of an inch at Boston to
2 GO inches At Nantucket. While In some
parts the precipitation was below the nor
nal, the rainfall Of the preceding week
had usual, been heavy, so that all parts OF
the section, with exception Of the extreme
northern portion Of Maine, have received
generous supply Of moisture, thus breaking
the drought 10 Vermont and Aaine,and re
pleuishing streams, wells, and other sour
ces Of water supply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21
AGRICULTURE.

TEMPERATURE The temperatures over
New England the past week were quite
uniform, and In all cases nearly normal,
not varying more than degree or 30. An
average temperature OF 66s obtained over
assachusetts, Rhode Island and Counecti-
cut, while Vermont, New Hampshire and
Maine, experienc slightly cooler weather
The average temperature at the Boston
station GO, or 10 above the normal for the
81 years, and 80 higher than the average
for the corresponding week 10 1904,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

CONDITION OF CRoPs.-As result Of
ample precipitation and the prevailing mod
crate temperatures the past week, all crops
show an improved condition, particularly
corn. which has made excellent advance
ment. High winds along the coast did
some damage, but not to any serious extent
The corn outlook at the present writing II
very bright.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

VEGETABLES No change has occurred
In the vegetable situation since last report.
Potatoes are being dug, aud although some
rottiug has been reported, the crop viii b.
good one. Oaions are being marketed
and the Yield and quality are good. AT
vine crops show to good advantage abd
promise good returns. No damage from
frosts received this week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

GRASS while the neutrality-suspicious.
Of thepast two weeks has retarded gather
ing Of rowen, this crop has continued to To-
crease and fine yield Of second growth Of
hay 10 assured. Some damage BY wetting
a we'll 40 overlooking, was reported
Hungarian and millet are heading, and give
every indication Of good yields.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

FRuIT-siuilar conditions to those OF
last reports obtain ss regards prospects OF
fruit. Fall apples are being marketed, but
are somewhat wormy. Winter varieties
are scarce. Grapes are turning and prom
Ice fins crop. Peaches, pears and plume,
are plentiful. Cranberries, under excep.
t,onally favorable conditions, continue 70
improve and show every Indication Of 40
excellent crop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

Everything /. 10 the name when =, comes 70
" fitch Hazel salve. u. @ Dewitt * 20
Of Chicago discovered some wears sgv DO"
10 make a salve from Witch H'z j that is
specific for Piles. For blind, bic. ding, ! ci
ing and proirudipx plea, or me- CUT
burns. bruises AID ali skin aiseass D.
wit,, ssIye has DO tqusi. Tais has g'vst
y,.~ IN numerous worthless coanisrfsia
Ask for Dewa,'s-.he genuine. Sold b
A. IA. Petitions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

Uncle John wss talking Of the s,uib,
and turned to Morton. suppose you new
or saw 40 all gator, be ssid. OF cours, J
have the boy replied. Its what ha' %
our chickens--i,'s great deal better than
An old ben.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

When iadisestisa becomes chrome y is
dangerous. KodoI Dyspspsia Cure vi
cure indigestion and All troubles resulaias
tberefrou, thus preventing CsiArrh Of The
stomach. sold BY A. H. Psttlbose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-21

TOR SALE Oh RENT.--A two story ten room
/ house slate roof wood shed and barn con.
nected, and nearly one acre Of land, nice location
oo MAR IT., Ave minutes wsk from postoffioe
aud Rail Road atstion, Manchester Depot VI.
have also rs Nice building lots on Lake
Champ plain, different sizss snd pricss, and 10
in Manchester, w.
And II you want farm, have . few special
bargains on places that must be sold soon.
Inquire u W LAMP Son.
Manchester Depot. Vt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Scr auSlu1rtiac Sanocl.

@o II q tom 9. s., 26. Nop.
- Nnd Dem Ncriht oca itutiitiiden
bureaus oe@ Non0Cl9 Sctretar5 bat
Der SonoelSpertebr Der Scr. Stoutcn
nit ibren iibcricciihcn @%eiibun0en
lid I'M Sabre 1908 QCgcn aQc Nor-
Jobre IN crfrculidCr Wciic 0ebobcn.
@Gbreno Ger eriten neltn Wtonute 0eS
aolenoeriobreS iticg ser Grport bon
ocn Ser. Stootcn nof ibrcn Nciibum.
gen bon $29,929,O79 I'M Sabre 1901
oli $36,552,174 mo Ole Giniubr bon
$i7,1l1,6 3S nuf S6G,55O15O. 3ic
lro9liden 3obIcnongnbcn idlieBcn
uber nidt @ol0 uno SiIbcr cin, nab
reno bon Mlusfu an BORT pro0u5irteni
SOLO iiir $7,0OOOOO mo an Solo
lpeldeS i'm %onitOBcn0cn britilden
{erritorirm pro0u5irt mOr0en mar,
lilr $5,5OO,0OQ nud 0cn Der. Sto0ten
Imlportirt mllroc. Die Ginfubr an
onocrn Woorcn aus Nla0tu nod) Den
Yer. Stooten lit nm nubc5u $1,000
600 gegen oo9 NOrIObr }urilfgcgon
gen. Die Auailrbr DER Der. Stuatcn
tnd) aloSfo bot INN ctluu S2,UO,OOO.
Die nod Forto 9tlco lm mcbr, ais
S3,OOO,OO0, Die mad 0cn FbIlippinen
nm etluu $1 100000 rn0 Ole nud) oen
bolpalliden SnicIn ctlUu NM Den
gleiben getrog }ulcuommcn. 2tc
Ginfubr bon ocn NcllGungcn nab
Den Der. Stuatcn lticG mdbrcn0 Der
lelben 3eit bon Eorto Mlco INN So
100000, Ole bon 0cu FblIlpptncn UNI
iiber $I000.0OO mo ole BON Den b.
malllden SnleIu nm ctlO0 $4,000,
ONO. Cen gclummtCu NunoelSoer.
tebr nit oen ilbcriccilhcn 9eiiBun'
gen Dobreno oca &ubrc2 1903 lfdbt
man onf $t25,OOOOOO. Sulu0iI lie.
'erte mdbreuo Ger crltel nelH DO
nate oeS Sobrc3 Nob}ntcr tm @ertDc
pom $33,tt3.47l uno rufiinirttu
3nfer I'M @ertbC BON Sl752,791.
Borto Hico %lieicrtc Butter I'M @ertbc
p5n $13,040.SO2, Giaurrrn inn @erthe
BON $I,S12,S55 urO NI0ttertobud i'm
8ertbe bon $392G5L mGbren0 BON
Den Ybilippineu Wianilo.Suni I'M
0ertbe bon $9,522,S57 mo 3llter I'M
@ertbe bon $221G2l9 gelieiert lullr'
Den. Die 9ll2iu6r Ger Der. Staoten
nod oen iibericeiiheu NeliBungen En-
ltredt iid) alli iuit oIle &rtitel, meld,e
aud nod) onocrn &dnoern erportirt
iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Miiracr SantmonO.

GoS Wor0gebeimniB in AIbanp alf'
QetIGrt, - Sungcr Gbemam err
mor0ctc icine GltIidc Satin au9
Mub0icr.
Nlbuup, 26. Nopember. - Der
IS Sabre olte 3immermunn &obll
&ommouo, Der icinc nm 30 Sabre
iltcrc 6rult crtuiirgtc unO Die &cid)2
in cinCnl oltcn Softer Ger OcrlaIlclcu
@obnug uerItcdt bate, luur allgcns
lheiuli6 0urt Nabgicr 81 Scr Moro
tbot gctricben mor0eu, 0ic Gruu hottc
cine Srmmc BON minocltcuo $2lOO
bel iih, pelhc Nommon0 Qcrultbt
bot. Nod) ser Shut bate Der @nttiu,
m0r0cr iclueu ShmoQer Wtungini in
Goboc@ bcitdt luuo oieiem cine 8clos
lltmmC bon mCbr, ais $1,000 Nc}eidt.
Nltt) ioll CT ibm uon Der Wtorotbut
WtittbeIlltug 0cmn6t babcl. Ger
Shhp0gcr lDur0e IN llnternlduuQ5s
bait 4cnonmcn. Plus eincnI porQe.
funocncn @ricf lit crlid)tlid, Dob Die
Srnu ou@ @eI0 5lrm Nntuli elmer
6arm bel Sollgcrtie3 permenocu
luollte. Nad) elmer bclltc Ger bieliQcn
Foli5ei gclporoenen Wtittbcilna ans
Houie'a Eoint ioll lidl &unn!ono in
Eucion Nri5onn, mIibnIten, mo Is
iino Getcftiu3 BON bier oortbin obgc'
ganGen.
WontrcoL 26. Nopcmbcr.
Gle bieiiNc Foli5ei bat poiitiu III Gr.
iabrlng acbroht, Dab &obn Sam.
mono bon Nlbonp, Der ungcblid)c
8attinmor6er, nnd) Dem 3Citpu1tt,
on Der Wtor0 IN Nlbonn iid creiQnet
boben loll, bier tur5en Muientbnlt gce
nonnlcn bat. Gr lit bon bier nod
Gorouto ubaerciit, moielblt er ie0od)
nIlr lucniNe Stunoen uermciItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
@crmiidtc telcarapbiidpe 9epciden.

- Die Tepolitoren ser oStatc
Central Souingo' @onf" III 8cofllf,
Ga, mclde cinen NnItlrm arf Die
Wunt bcNonnen bottcn, lulIroeu ourd)
ole Nntunit bon bier @o9gonlooun-
gen Silber'G Collars aus Chicago,
melfe I'M @ont9ebGuoe 0 Dem
Yublitum ouigcihihtet mlroerL ool.
ltdnoig berubIgt.
- SIN 8ro5eB 9eaen 6rant Sell
in Upper. SanouStp, ohio, meIfer
onactla9t mar, icilc Srou get0otct
mo lbrc Scide perItedt 81 buben, CAB
sic Sllrp Elm &er0itt auf (ootihlaJ
ob, nad)oem 40 rcluItatloie IbltIu.
mllrgen porungegongen morcn.
- NnloS SpeS, 5rueimul manor Der
Stoot Werioen Conn, in Den Sab.
rem 1894 mo 1898, mo cine beruor-
raaenoe YerionIihfeit inter Den Dc.
motrntil6cn Golitifcrrb lit oaielbIt
I'M gIter bon 81 Subren pl0blih an
Der Slrn9cnent5iinoung a%eltorbe1.
Gr botte I'M &%oblcngeld)Gft ein be6ell.
tenoeS &erm0gen Crmorben.
Wit ldlrcdIihen 9ronoluun6cn
beOedt lit IN Ger NGbe leineS @obn.
lieeS GocOnt0iu bel Saratoga, N..9.,
DER 6ormcr Nihdro Gullaban alligc.
lun0en mor0en. ST bate iid NIT
5lucl Silnoeln Strob mad einem ent.
icrrtcn Sbeil ieineS Sel6eS be9ebcn.
llnt Hcben 81 beoeden, uno ma
nilmnt an, ooB oo9 Stro6 in 9rano
aerotben mar mo feline aleioer in
6lonnmen geleBt bat.
9o5o 6oSborluip5 bat in @eIt.
Sencco, u. D., W}ihael Hajoce, oeiien
Satin cr nit ieiucr 9iebe ueriolate,
oltrd) 5pci Sdiiiie lebenSgefabrlid
uerlUunoet. Ger Verbreher puroe
Ocrbaftet.
Ger 3uitono bon @otpuro 8u.
ltaolonL Der in Soutb NornoIt,
Conn, bon ieiner Satin ourd eilten
SdnlB permunoet iuor0en lit, gilt ais
oltBerlt fritiIh. Nan gloubt. oaB
ole 6rolr, iuelfe oeridhprnoen lit,
lid ertrGntt babe.
Del Seymour, Conn. uur0e
Sobn ulridL ein &unomerter, bei'm
lleberlhreiten elmer giienbabnbriide
bon einem 6radt5ug iiberiabren uno
Netootet. Bel Wiooletopn, Conn,
Ilel Der gremier Soiepb Sortman
5pllfen 5lpei i'm 2ouie beiinolide
WaggonS un0 fam nm'5 9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
GiicnbnBufrndDt ErU5cf.

SIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0ppclllrtN
Qc9cn Elm Qeri0tIi6c&, Tic pcrltr.
tbeilcnOc9 GrfcnntniR.
Ginci l. Is, 9touembcr. -
0ic Giienbubn @CiclidoftCL NcQc1
mcld)c @umoC@ribtcr (6ompiou I'M
&orlic oieicr Modc i'm TrodtioB Ero.
3cB cntihicocn bot, mcI0ctcn Ole pc.
rllfrmg an Ooa ObcrbumoeSQcriht on.
Die bctbclliQtcn Nobncn limo 0ic Gin
%cinnoti, &omilton 4 Gopton bic
EcnniuIponin Die Big Golr, oic Sotc
Sbore un0 NtidiQnn SluthcrL 0i2
NCuzNort GCntrol umo Die Baltimore
& Ohio Soutblucitcrn. Nic AloQc luo"
BON ser Groctor & Gamble Gompom
~onbdngiN gcluad)t luor0en mo C2
bnnoeltc lih oorllm, ole Gi%icububncu
SIT u%cranlolicn, Ole HcQulirunQ Ibrc2
TroftturiiS IN NcjltN olli bic fluNcn02
@cic1idJult in Der Mcile 81 Gnocrn,
mie Die Gomnillion iiir ben 5uiidcn-
itootlihrn Nonocl Is unQcoronct
bottc. Scr @cridt2boi bot 5lr @uts
item Der ~fIn1cn0cn @clellld,oit umO &c
gen ole @iicnbubncn %Crtonnt. lrnO Den
Giicnbnbncn ultcrlo0t, iorton Die
frnNlid)cn TrodtidBc iiir %0cringcrc
Yoiten Seiic ais ACKNOWLEDGMENT
5u beredncn. Nci Der NnmclOun0 Der
@erllfung bcitreitcn Die Gilcnbobucn
Dab Die &criiigrnN Scr 6ommiiiion.
luclde 0urh Die Gntld)Ci0lmQ 0ca @c-
rid)t3 IN &roit gcicBt mor0cn lit, ulIi
dcleBIid)cn NcIuQnilicn bcrubt, mcas
bolb lie nid)t 6urdgcfiibrt mcr0cn
0ilrlC. 6erncr miro Qclten0 qcmudt,
Die GommiiIion bnbc lid inloicrn ac-
irrt, ol9 lie onnobm, 0nB Ole &Ioili,
iitotion bon Seiic IN QcrinQcrcn Eor=
ten ais ACKNOWLEDGMENT nid)t I'M
Ncrb0ltniB 81 DER &Iuiiififotion BON
Seiic in ACKNOWLEDGMENT acicBt ici.
lpe@b0lb Ole aln1e bate nbgGlpieicu
per0cn miillen. Gn0lih bebullptcr
Ole Giienbnbncn, e0 miiroe ibncn Gin
mcriebIldler SdoOen juqGiiiQt un0
lie miiroen elmer llnmnlie bon &luQen
olr30eicbt icin, menn Die GntifeioulQ
Oc9 Hidters mo Der Ginbalt9beiebl
}ur GurdiiibrunQ Qelnuaten nab
reno Ole @cruinng nod Idlpcbc, luc5
bolb nm Sllapenoirlng oicier MoB.
roget bis 5llr 9ntlheiounl0 iiber Ole
NCrllilng QcbCten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Murb i'm Strnfcnbabu = @ngaun.

&on zGitp, Wio., 26. Nop.- -
". $. Nonte, elm StroBcnbobu.Gor
0uftelw, lit Gcitcrn Nbcno am liioli.
den Iermimr0 Ger H@oonofc.S traBcu
bobnIinic in cincm EroucO g8ogAon
BON cincm iorbiNen MGubcr crihoiicl
mor0cn. Hunfc mo ser Wtotoriilbrcr
2. e. SIoou iuBcn nm W}ittcrnod,t,
cine Wohl}clt cinnebnleno, IN Dem
MoGQon, ais elm Negcr eintrot ltn0 in
Dem @uQQon Flob nobn1. Gincn 9lu'
gcnblld Ip0tcr 500 Der NcNcr cincn
9ieuolOcr uno pcrlangte Dom CONDUIT
tcllr oa9 @clo, pelde@ cr cingenom
men bate. Hontc gIolIbtc, Ser 9tc9cr
lhcr5c nltr, mo bend)tctc Ole 9Illiior'
ocrlnlN niht. Ger Nc9cr Qub 5ruci
S6iillc ob, BON mcld)cn Der Gou0ut
tclr oIl Ger Stelle Qet0otct mlrrOc.
Ger Mt0rocr cnttom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Ycbcnsmiocr Hciieonfel.

Gan Grunci@co, Gol., 26, No.
ucmber. -lbomu3 Neeue, @el6GitS'
rciienoer iiir cine 9tew.Norfr @onb-
idplbiirmo, bat bier inn auditorium.
Notel" ourd, @iit ieinem 9ebcn ein
Gnoe 0Cntoht. Nui Dem Glide Lag ein
3cttcI nit Dem angeiongenen rGtblel.
buiten Sat: .Gieber ais iu'S @efdng.
nib 5l tonunen, gebe id" @os er
nit Dem orobenoen @eiGngriB mein-
tc, lit nod nid)t ouigcflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Die cn6aniidcn &criduuOrCr,
Mcaieruug in Der %eriol4unA ocrlcI-
ben 5lrr Wiiloc 0clciAt. Gle be
nnritcbenocn Mublen.

u%orItcbenocn Moblen.
&uuunu, 26. N}oucmbrr. Gin
GiiuicrsGomitc pom Gan &llou ue
Mortinc5 .uor Qcitcru in @crotbunA
nit Dem Scfrctdr oc2 &rmcrm 6rcpre
Nuorooc, int Nctrcii Der EetitioL Die
anaeblihcn Nerihm0rcr uidt SIT Der
iplQcn. Ger SctretUr iuQtc, 0oB Die
Nc9icrlmQ Qcncigt lei bel Der Micoer
heriteullnl Der 0lirntlidcn Hubc uno
Nr0mtnl m]ItNnpirtcL obnC 0oB II
Qcn0 ,ScnOn0 81 Shooen tonln1c,
fails lie mlr IN 3lIflnit ami Ole Srcltc
Scr ougCbIlhcn &crldJmorcr rcdnca
tonne. Ga2 GonlrcBmitAlico Ylno
@ucrro, mclhca ais Scr Ynliibrcr Der
rcuolutiondrcn @cue2lunQ bc}cidnct
miro. murtet, mic mon laQt allI Den
Nlr3Qun0 oicier Gonicren5, nm mIe0cr
nod Son (Suan De Murtillcj jurilf
3%utcbrcn.
Gas ollQcmeinc %ntcrcllc an Der
am /. 0e5cmber ltottlinocnocn Frolt
oentcnpubI bat obgcnommen. Glc ~
bcroIcn bobcn feline Gdn0ioutcn ar
Qcitcllt, mc0er liir Den GonArcB, nod
iiir Die @ropin5eu. Die NeAicrma2-
Vurtci, mclhc ole Wtpocrirtcn unO hje
inter 2citlmg non General emilio
Alnei itcbcu0en Sibcrol Rationale
item umiuBt, lit uclrcroinQ2 0lrd) lie.
bcrlGlticr pom ocn Hibcrolcn pcrItGrtt
morocn. Gle 6iibrcr Der H%eQicruu0a
Nartci Qcbcn oiicn }uL Dob QcmoltiNe
NcQiltriumQ2 Sdnuinocleicu porac
fomm1cn icicn, ga Die 3dbl Der &c1l
Itrirtru 100000 bctr02t, m0brcn0 Die
gauge @ep6ltcrunQ Der &nlcI al Gr-
mod)iencn mGunlidcn @ciHlcdta MIR
100000 bctr1ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Sic yMa0uOlin" . yGiparta" GOlli'
iiUm.

Rem Orleans, ga, PC. NoU.
- Gic &otol %Iipcttorcu bobcn lbrt
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lid 0onrol2 Erdiiocnt RoolcpcIt be
iunOcn bate mno Dem Compiler
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