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The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
Will Sheep Growing Pay,

That the production Of wool and NUT.
ton will continue on a profitable basis
for any considerable period ssa matter
on which. there is considerable M:skepti.
cism.s The figures, however, are. ealcu.
lated4to dispell this. Statistics show
that the 6ocks Of the world haxs; de-
c:lined.aats feast 100000 since. 1913, an
average Of more than 100000 annu.
ally.
Consul Williams, of Cardiff, M les,
who has 4. been looking into hesspl|alblle 81,
asserts that the world is: eating up its
sheep; that :aocks have been declining
for three decades and that there will be
more money in sheep Tor years to come
than in any other agricultural product.
Signs of the times point to at least a
half decade Of prosperity for the. indus
try, but the last thing it needs is 4 4 Boom.
Chicago Live Stock World. st.,. {.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23

Paris & Co. quote as follows: We sold
feeding steers today for Olaf Olafson 81
Taylor, at A.15; also horned feeders for
Charles Wyman Of Mandan at 1896 and
tails at $3.50. We consider feeder
prices good and advise shipments. We
quote choice heavy fat dehorned5 steers,
sSa.5o@5;8 good, S4@4.45; choice Aeshy
feeders. s3.8o04.25; medium to good
feeders, s34o@375; medium to pretty
good killing steers, $1,000; common
feeders, $3.25&3.4o.
Last week saw two very large beef
steers from Dickinson marketed in
Chicago. The first one belonged to the
Dakota Land and Cattle Co. and
weighed 1850 pounds. The selling
price was s5.75 per cwt. live weight, or
$o4.88. The second was a Durham
steer. deep red in color, belonging to
R. H. Johnson and was sold by
Allenberg & Co. at S5.75, or so6.2o, the
weight being 1886 pounds. When a
cslf,the steer, was wintered at the John
son barn in Dickinson and later he was
turnedgout with the S. Sedore herd near
South Heart. He was four past, and
the highest priced grass fed animal sold
in Chicago this year.
The largest shipment of spring lambs
ever made from Dickinson. and prob
ably from; the state, was made on the
10th byS. Redmond. There were 10
doublesdeck cars, nearly 5000 lambs, in
the shipment, and III cars Of wethers.
The lambs include the Cobb-Fonson lot
fol. which MI. Redmond paid s2.5o per
head Onithe iist lof next smSshh Mr..
Redmondsgoes to- Billingstoffecieive 20
cars Of Montana lambs which he pur-
ceased: in.June at s4c. per pound live
weight. The lambs are to be penned
over night and weighed out on a shrink
age ~ pounds. @On the I7th@Mr,
Redmond will receive the Northwestern
Ranching Co. lambs 4at this place, and
it will keep him busy looking after the
different shipments. Some of the lambs
will be marketed at once. and others
will DE puitsson feed atiNew Brighton.
-Thes lRwing--ssales were aaade b,
Allenberg & Co. during the past week
Johnson Sedore, 4 steer. 1880 lbs
s5.z5.G.T w. Mcclellan. Dickinson, i;
steer ifeeders,#iI34 abs. S4.35; 10 cows
1913 lbs. 1915; 6 cows. 1850 lbs. So. M
and S. S. Sutherland, Dickinson, q steel
feeders, 1852 lbs. $4.35;4 steer feeders
1I47 lbs. $500; 4 cows, 1890 lbs. 1870
Carl Dahlen, Halliday, II steer feeders
Il72 lbs. $500; rs steer feeders, 81 lbs
$3.75; 9 heifers, ooo lbs. s3.45.. Martil
Dahlen, Hallidayss8 steer=ieeders, l13:
lbs. $500; osteer feeders. 87zlbs.. s3.75
10 heifers, o2I lbs. S3.45. John Dahlen
Halliday, 3 steer feeders, ITO lbs. 1890
10 steer feeders, 8oI lbs. $375; 8 heiters
SIS lbs. S3.45; 5 cows. olo lbs. $2.oo; I
4 COW Gamers, $50 lbs. sass. Johr
Sweeney, Oakdale, 8 steers and I heifer
I247 lbs. $3.50; 4 heifers, go Lbs. $40
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
|. CHICAGO, Ill.

Ed. Ahrenz. Halliday, S heifers, so6lbs.
s3.45; 3 hseifers, 700 lbs. s3.I5;4 cows,
1902 Tbs. $500. Geo. g: EinNdolph
Beaver. III steers, 1871 lbs, 1886; 10
steer tailings. 1914 lbs. s3.I5; s6o. steers
Texas. ,1Io4 lbs. 1870. A. u. !. Field,
Beaver, 10 steers, 1850 lbs.s $685.; 50
steers, Texas, 700 lbs. $3.50. S. E.
= gge, Taylor, rs steers. 1915 lbs. Sass;
IS steer feeders, 1892 lbs. $3.50; 5 cows,
1907 lbs. s3.2s. Chase FrYe.ssEEhafer,
23ssstters, y o5 lbs. $500; Is steer: feeders,
HOY lbs. $3.50. .ss..: :.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
RANCH AND FARM.

- ,".t ~ E4%sUEs - Shr 90; EAs...fH -sa-E 10 So
Will Clark made a shipment Of
horses this week.
Jim Harmon: l seeded 50 acres with
timothy this year; and it looks good.
7. H. Brien returned early this week
from Chicago where he. marketed three
cars of cattle.
Fred Griswold was in the first of the
week to deliver 2 cars of mutton sheep
to s.. Redmond.
Two cars each of the Current and
Rumble lambs were delivered to Sam
Redmond this week.
R. Finger shipped 3 cars of cattle on
Sunday. On his return from Chicago
be visits relatives in Minneapolis.
A train of 25 cars was loaded at Dick
inson on Sunday. w. P. Owens was a
shipper of cars and the Egers Of $.
Dougal Campbell. the Emmons county
sheep grower, has 10000 sheep this fall
in the Red river valley on wheat stub
BILE. n OIL 6
Merry& Hilliaurd sold 7 cars Of NUT.
ton sheep in So. St. Paul this week at
$4.35. The average weight was 1o8 lbs.
making a net price Of s4.25 per head.
Robert Huuke Of Riichardton thresshed
an average of Is bushels to the acre on
his farm this year.. Milton Bobb is said
to have a wheatyield of ID bushels.
Seventeen Of the G. w. Mcclellan
steers and 5heifers,, 1874 lbs.,, sold at
&.35.cows, 1870 and $500; S. S. and
Mark Sutherland cows, 1870 and $500
ane heifers $4.35. !.
c. P. Allison, a prosperous wool
grower at Beaver, lI25 miles southwest
of Dickinson, is having a 2o.hor!sse power
irrigating plant installed at an expense
of $1,000 1t will enable him to irrigate
40 acres.
Col. Baker, whose alfalfa took the
gold medal last year at St. Louis lin
competition with the entire United
States, has sold his entire 1905 croptc
Duluth parties at $3.50 per ton or abou,
S22.5o gross profit per acre.
DR.. Ramsey was in Dickinson The
past week to see what could be done
about cattle inspection now that DR.
Weston has gone. It was finally de.
elded to give Drs. Tracey and Cary this
territory in addition to the work they
already have.
H. Curliss was in last Saturday tc
order 10 cars for O,ct.6 The order in,
Guided 10 cars for hinself'and son Fred
flor AL Curliss and S for Parker & Toll.
lefson. Mr.. Curliss has bought the OLD
Dan Deffebach ranch of Mr.. Shaw and
will winter 27oo sheep thereon. This is
the place where Nate Chase ran sheep
for a year or two. Mr.. Curliss will keeI
cattle at his other place as in the past.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23

Advertise in the PRESS,
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
Land Men Attention.

have v sections Of land near
Saltwater. N. D. that is a good aiverage
and is well watered. I will self MSxfrom
81 to rs per acre. Callat my 'hooages onet
block north and east Of Beffingefs barn
or write M. F. Gilbert, Dickinson,iN N. D
- i1q:9-3,
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
.sIRAYED,

About August 10th from my place
n COW banded Pa on right ribs. $40
reward for said COW delivered to me at
Richardson. LocHus GREss. o-16-3t
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
Peculiar Disappearance.

]. 2. Runyan, of Butlerville, y, laid
thelpeculiar disappearance OF his pain
full symptoms, of indigestion and bilious
ness, to Or. Kings New Life Pills. He
says: They are a perfect remedy, for
dizziness, sour stomach, headache, con-
stipation, etc. Guaranteed at t. j.
Green & Cos. drug store, price age.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
up

On, the mex of sec. 20, twp. 134,r o..
three miles. from Mott, one bay stallion.
BRAND s9d On !? left st sid iee eisss 'as saa sa N
also on left jaw. Owner prove
property and pay charges. !: q
o-o.3p., &. H.:ROUNDS,yM ott.' N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23

$40 REWARD.

Will be paidfo return Of i bay mare
branded N Soon left.thigh. Return to
my :fpfaace miles south: faDicckii'nisao'n.. s"'
o.o.4p VIM. GARDNER.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
TOR SALE.

.., FOR SALE. 81.
One hundredheai high grade Hereford
cattle; 80 calves; IS high grade horses,
weight from ooo to 400 lbs. Wri1sspr
see F. a. Lillibridge, Dickinson ND.
9~-23-tf1p
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
Suitable Reward.

For reHttaif1n, d J, information leading torecovery
of any stray stock q following brands:
Cattle, 3Hken right shoulder, horses same. and
tight hip; Alright hip; y
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-23
SiOREWARD.

Strayed, ! white mare, colt at side,
branded S ? on left shoulder; In on
both shoulders; I bay horse, white stripe
in face, branded SP on left shoulder and
4 on thigh. Will give S. per head for
return to my place at Davis butte.
o-23-3p S. PR1BYL, Dickinson.
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Ger ungclnbcnc HcpoIz
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germ Morie 9ioble in fritiiden ,3llz
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mo botte, I'm iid) SIT n0rmer, Elm
6elicr ans ultem Napier or9e3iinoet.
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ibre aleioer itnaen an Slt bremen.
Viii lire Siilferltfc eilten Samuel g.
Vololpin uno Sobn Soniitp berbei,
mo oieien gelnng es. Die Slomnlen
ilt loid)en, ober nidIt cher, oils bis oes
aorpcr Der Srnll arg p%erbronllt iuor.
Won billie tic bis sur Nnfiinit Der
gmbilon5 IN nlte Seppide Elm. Die
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ilnporiidtigen Sobrens nm $40 mo
Soften.
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GrCpincttc,
Ioiuic allc 5nm @mrltacidDGit acbOrcn'
len Sclifatciicn III bnbcn bel
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2crinaton= Marft nnb
342-344 Suains.W arft.
Sm Scriu9tOn Marft jcbcn @ormit,
tag in Der ISOLDE II. Samitas NbcnS.
(Sft15-31 ;9tob7-22)

@ctruut. - Sri. Gorrie Stoder,
Sodtcr bon Nurtbol uno Wtor0.
Stodcr, mo &r. Geo. Wtihm mur0rn
qcItcrn Morgcn INN s llbr in Der ct.
SnfobuS.aird)c bon Eoter Sobn Gloa
gum 9ltnoe filr's Hcben percint. Tic
Vrullt trltg Elm alcio aus lpcibcr
Scibc unb Sd)Icicr nit 9routroiea
bciebt, unb nod Dem SriibItiid in scr
Wohmuig ser Gltcrn Scr Vrollt, ltr.
l5t1. Granddaughter StrnBc, bcoobeIl
iid) Die REORGANIZATION uiti bic Spd).
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ooS gIiidlide Noar in 9tr. ITO, Sor-
forosNpenuc, icin 5llfiinfti1cS SCENT
orfihIugen. NGS grnlltiiibrcr funlair,
ten Sr. Sobn Stoder, Gin 9rllocr Ger
Nrollt, unb Sr. George SedeImonn.
Cine GoIIii 0 iano geiterll
Nlbcllo nm 8 llbr an Der Gde bon Sill.
len. iu,b SigbsS troBe itott 5lpiihet
ciltcm @oaepn Scr gomonbiolt. 9tpc.
mlc'Sitie ltnb cinem groBelt Wn1ei,
Scr Baltimore transfer Co." nobel
Ger Subrmonn Sriebrih Sltnoert,
mart oui's Eiloitcr geid)leliocrt lprr-
oe ltto crheblife Terlebungen oli oel
@cincn erIitt mo Der Wotormott
Sermonn SLENDER ourh berunflie-
Ncnoe @losiderben bes 5ertriimmer-
ten Veltibiils i'm @ciidt perlcbt marc.
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billnili II. nabe5u IN bic oortigc 8olt'
mirtbidait Ncihoben. Der Woaaon
mltroe pom @eleiie aeluoricn mo er'
belt Gin 9od an Scr Seite; obel,oreill
puroc oos %eltibiil total eingcoriift
Sunbertmarf mar I'M Stohoe, mad
Sdlie 81 aeben; CT pobnt IN ar. 800.
Noro. WolfcsS traBe.
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Vr0n0c, - Gin SellCr, ocIlcll
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ltodI9cn @cb0lloe an Der Ode BON
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lpltroe Dor tltr5er 3eit bon Der ,Wicr-
camille 9onf" g%efnuft, Die olli oer
SrlnoItiid Elm 8eb0itoe, fir ibre
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Nnn gNCttCr.

Mir MnrUiuuO ulO Den Slltrltt
Columbia idlonca morncrc@ @cttcr
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So. g. 6. Snniclmotn, NllO. TrGnfl,

$50. 9. e. Snnlclnlnltn, Nil0. TrGntl,
Conrad Nfcil uno @cnrp Spnbn mo
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art, mo icrncr bntten iidD cinQcilln
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9t0lc BON Ncm Oorf, Wnl. MILLER,
Sacor SnltfbdncL ESobn arunlcr, :.
Nptte. Gbo9. Scllfel, ". s. @iauno,
81. Eidcr, Gal. Sipier, $. Bomber.
borif. &llltu9 Nobelmonn. u. y. Ser
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4. @oltcra. Eoull Giicnlobr. Nlb,
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Sumrcnce II. u. III.
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bollic lno am @rabe uto lutolnctc
ocm &critorbcncn eincn tiefge'ilblteit
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Nllltp inl Soilic Die bcrrltfe Spnltc
,SIcc as q @iro" lang. Nls 9n6r'
tld)tr1oer iltnoirtcn Mitglieoer Der
obcngenonnten Tercinc, uno Die
l%rallerunoud)t am @rabe ge'toltcte
lid, 81, eiier GllBerIt e%rbebenoen. ltn'
fer Den pielcn 9lumengefpit,oen, mel
d)e eingelollicr maren, befanoet lid
iolde bon oen 9tod)genortnten: SboS.
3. Mc9tultnl areil5; Sroi' NfeIlie
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Stern mo Solbmonb; Spbn Solurep,
aruilB; ". 2ebr, Vpilqitet; Sr. iino
Srou ". SdNpeiger, ardtb; Eeter
Nobo. areii5; Sr. uno Brnil ebdrlcs
Cumberland, aron5; 5bos. aerttolt,
Bouquet; Sbeo. Meber, &ron5; @eo.
McBger, Sufeiien; u. $. Soiprellee,
Bouquet; Sobn Hegnt Silfeller ililo
Stern; 2. S~tonsberg, Salblnollo
uto Stern; @m. Sofnteilter Y Sobit,
lcercr Stlbl; ). 2%ippmdiltt aron5
". ulto .. Yprter. ailien; Charles
S~ilocbrnnot, Solbmoto ulto Sferi'
Sr. uno 6rou Sreb, Weber, &rah5
@eiB BROS, arans; Sobn arolrler'
ardn5; W. Greiiel; arall5' souiS
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olrrt Gclcgotioncn pcrtrctcn, 10 Die
oGcutihc @cicllidoit" 0urd) Die @S.
s.. $. Sobclmonn s.: anolenbcrg
mo Gbos. @cbcr ltno Die 3ionas8e.
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glm 8robc mltrocn piclc @%llmenipen-
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tbcilnebmcnoer Srcltn0c Der Somilic,
n~lc6cr0clegt, II. u. bon Der %>'obonniSs
@cncinoc, bonn @eion2ucrcin o6rob.
iinL" 0cm oIrobiinn 9nupcrcin" IL,
,Srobiinn Gumcnpcrcin." Nr. Nid)o.
IolIa 9. Sinf, Nr. 1919, Mcit Erott
StroBc, lcitetc Die 9ceroigung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
Gin Wpttcrtranf

lit Dos bon Ireo. 9onernlhniot's
,Mmericon Vreperp" bergeltellte
,Soloce" -9ier. Gs lit Elm ourt)aus
reines, reid)es uno o~nipred)etoes
Sopien. uilb WtolsgetrGnt uno oils
St1rfeipel1oer uitpergleihlif. lleber.
scltgrn sic lid, burh @eitelnna elmer
Site ($1) bel Sbrem @irtb ODER per
Gel. 6. & g. 364, Wio. 1881; 9rane-
rel 11O4-ii2S SinensStr (3tO
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Gdifisfartcn non anb uadj Scntih.
Iaub.
(Sftt2-

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $45 uno $47.50; gremen-9nI.
iimore bis gum 1. Hooember $3.50
uno $62.50; bonn 1. Nopembcr Biz
1. Musuit $3.50. Hlnoreiie gu BIZ.
iigerem Ereiie. Sbco. 8. 9iener C
So, 3immer Nr. 3, I'D OIt.2erine.
ton.Str. (323--)
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SitnuN Der Fart 9CborOC.

Stenna Der Fnrt SCbpr0c.
Major &cloblc iou Elm Nutomobil
foltfcn iiir Die Ncb0roc. 49, Gic
@cboroc miro Shrittc tbrm gcgcn
Die Qcplontc IrodtIinic scr
oFcnmipluonin sNubn".
Die BART cb0roc biclt 9eitcrll
Nbcno ibrc rcNcIm0Bi2c Wtolot2 Scr
iommllma, mo ErGiiOcnt NcnobIc
mur0c nutoriiirt, Elm NutonlObil filr
Den Wcbrnuh Der Ofitglic0Cr nlll
ibrcn &nIpcttlol2tollrCn olljulhorfcn.
Wtoi0r Ncllublc lagte. cr milr0c bclltC
obCr morQcn nod MnihinNton Acbem
no cin Nhltomobil fiir $500 1T bobcn
lci, lucld)ca tilr5Iid) crit iiir $1,000 Der.
fault mlrrhc. Gomnili0r WittinAS
Iogtc, CT pCrInngC elm gIlltonlobil nit
elmer ScbenSperiihcrlnN. GommliiiGr
zoos luilnid)t elm Gnbr5clt0 0iclcr 2lrt
nit cinent Gnd), moroui Wioior Nc-
no5lc cntgcNrctc. or Dilr0c iiir Nrn.
Wocj cin Yllton1obil nit Gud mn0
obnc @oocn f%ollfcn.
0ic @cboroc bcipro6 iniormca Ocn
Flon Der .9nbn-@c.
lClihoit," 0urd) Den @(nucr cine
Irodltlinlc ~ bnltclL mn0urd) Npz
mars Yort, Der ncllc @ouIepnro 5lpis
id)Cn bieicnI Eorf mo Nolono-Norf
r%tinIrt II. ilbcrboupt Der 0on5c moro.
lidc un0 n%orOpcitIid)c gllncr gcld)0-
oi0t miro. SobnIo Die Sohc crlit
miro, miro Wtoior &cnnblc cine Spc-
5lnlsS ibunG cInbcrllfcn 5llr Nciprc
hlrnQ Der n0tbiNcn Sdrittc.
Nic Ncb0rOc bcidloB, oic ndd)it2
EcNl@lotlr luic0crltml 81 CrllIhcL Die
Bill 81 pnllirclL mcIdc cincn iilni
lobrl0cn Nmtatcrnlin fiIr Ole Nort
Gomm.iiI0rc mo Die oHi0hrli6c Gr.
ncnlunng cinea Wiit9Iicoea ~uorid)rcibt.
Gn Der observation-disclosures iBulQ QinA
Die Gill IN Der IrBtcn Stluroc pcrlo.
rem.
Ter aol1l pom % 9ldcr %ouO IN
@mpm Salts Nolcn bel Der Golumz
bio-9foo0 iiIr S2S,1O 100 Olrh Ntnior
NCl1oblc mltroc innftionirt. IS bciir
oct iid) cine AroBc OtoblmiIblr unO
Elm outer Wtilblcntcid) oItf Dem Flubc,
lpcld)cr iiir NoOcSuCdc bcnlltt mcr0cn
fam. Mnior &cnublc lpur0C ulttori
lirt, mcitcrc Nnnoont0ltic iijr Eorf,
5luedc III Den uerid)iC0cncn Sto0t0c.
gcn0cn SIT MAIDEN.
IS muroc bcitIollcn. OH Den SUI
lur9cn I'M .0rui0,S Eorf" cntlonQ
p%crnlancntc @0ntc III crrittcn, ole
5uglclt olld) olS 3Glrnc oicnrn mo
oo3 Eublitlm BON Den @ro@plGBcn
obboItcn. Solhc Ndnfc bat mon in
Bolton mo Atcur Nnpcn.
VClhlollen mur0c, 0iC oltc SontGlC
I'M @roooWopsSQu bel scr 6oir.
mount TOcnuc SIT enticrncn.
Cine Delegation bon |Nmpobncrn
Der GocrGrcens( crrocc protcitirte 0r-
gen Die G%rridtunQ elmer bobcn Wtoury
bct'ln WnQNonihnppcn ser Strobcnz
bobn bel Der Grub Sill NpcmuczGin
Iobrt gum Yort, lucil ibncn ooourd)
Die Nuaiidt genonmcn pcrocn luiiroc.
Mioior GcnnbIc ioQtc, sic &crren loQ
ten Der 9eboroc oll0crc Yl1nc Dor.
lcgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
,,Sarmuntc."
rSHrm0ntc."
Ncntc gruhcs GOn5crt nno Bali,
,@crmonin M0nncrd)Ur E Sollc."
Yninno prGSiS SO llbr. $40

Wabl bCrid ) tc corrt0lrt.
0ic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lieB &c.
itcrIt 9tbcn0 I'M superior @crid)ta
simmer sic BON Sen g2n6lbcorltclt Ill
llnaci16r IS Erc5inttcn bcAan0cncn
GcbIer bel scr NuSiiilhWQ Der oil.
Sicllcn Moblbcridt- GornulIorc CORR
0ircn. IS lpurcu ijbcr 100 @obI.
bCoultc c%inNclu0cn.
&IauiCr Nbcu0. - Sri. Mo
line Wiorri9, Die morgcn cIncl &lo-
picr NbcnO I'M tIcincn Soulc oc&
,Spric" 0cbcn miro, ltomntt aus
Mcbb Sin, WtiIiouri, mo bat mcb
rcrc Sabre am EcoboNp GOnicrpoto.
riitm lntCr ocn Yroicliorcn Nutd)2.
ion mo NrodWup ltltoirt. SIR Nu'
tretcn in 0iicntlihcn YrilnmQcn ulo
ibrc NcthclliQunA an un0crCn mtllt0
lIifcn llntcrbultungen morc1 10
ouBCror0cntlidl criolgrcld), 0db lie
lid bal0 Den Nuf elmer bcrUorro0clN
begobtcn Fioniitin crlpurb, mo 10
fam lid ibr YublitlmL oo9 lid ans
0ell bcltCn &rcilcn Der Nnltimorcr
8cieQitolt 5ulommcn lest, cllcn Ill
aclpobnIit gcmBreid)en Nbcll0 Der.
iprcd]cn.
Ginc&i il ely c cd) en- &opCns
bngcncr z h nnp t0budo III
SriginulpCrpodlulg mnrOc 0c'tcrn
Dem Hc0oftcur oco a0eutihcn Gore,
iponoent" 5uQcionot. 9icicr Shmpi
tobod ioll ser bette lcincr Nrt llirL
Ood) fonnen mir feline 8urmntic 0oilir
iibernebntcm ou mir BON ShmtpIa
tobod 9tid)tS ucritchcr.
Gas Gintrcifcn Scr err
ten Subcn IN Amcrito ioll
am Somlto0, Den %. Nopcmbcr, IN
alien Spnooogcn oca &onOc5 cni,
ipred)eno gcicicrt mcr0Cn,
g ouoon Yurf Gcmctcru.'
- Die eIcfiriihe Nobn III Der nYol.
oon Bart Cemetery" Wlroc Qcitrrn
nit 5lpei Woggons, oHtnocn" mn0
ySouoon," Dem Ncrfcbr i~ibcrgcbcn.
Cine groBe Nn5obl cin9clnNcncr @Gitc
iuoren 3ellgcn Der interciiuntcn GCrc,
monte mn Der Gr0ffnunN Ser critcn
eleftrild)en 9nhn III clncnl I%rie0hoic.
Nic Sr. Srnnf Erimro'c, ser Sctre.
tar Der y2ouoon Yarf Gcmctcrp 60, "
erfl1rt, mod)te lid 0Ieic ltcucrttlrg
notbipenoig, nm Dem iilomcitlihen
gbeil bcs S%riebboies, Der iiir NcQr1bs
niBplobe ausgeIegt miro, cine before
8crbinbung 81 geben, OILS Dies IeBt
nit Den S%ilbrluerfen Der G%ompoQuic
aeid)ehen fam. IS miro icrncr ae.
plant. @erbin6ung nit Den @clciiCr
Der StraBenbohn ber5uItellcrL 10 oub
Der 9eerbigungsipoggon OcrS trnBcl-
bobn.Gonlpaenie oirett IL Den Grieo.
BOZ fobrcn fam.
9egnaoigun g@ge1 dl. -
@ouuerneur Wari:nl0 ii. erilldt nor.
ben, Den pegen G~iebltobIS SIT orci
iino einbolb Sobren perurtbelltcll
2ouis @iIoitein 81 begnooigen. ipeiI
feline ssrou uno slpci ainber pon Der
@obItb1tigfeit leben miIBten. Ter
0oiinernellr bat nod feline GntIdpei.
Dung barber getroffei.