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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
, rS WRONG WITH SOCIETY?



The idea in the air at the present time is
q n .hot the more complex life becomes the less
. MI Iossant: that in the making of mere machines
g III "a M lasting joy; that vaunted progress
81 hos hpen in our manufactures only; and that
6E ,,dividuals are neither better happier but
IN rather worse and miserable, than they
n ovar were It is the absence of reciprocity that
~ ,okes life such dull business. Tea parties
>rtas dinners almost our only openings for social
u7H everybody jeers at them, everybody goes to
d suffnrs an exposition of dullness. Why? Be
ILL., 49, desire to please is absent from the minds of
- +bo nooDe we meet. Go to entertainment and
8 yorP afterwards why you have have not en-
and Won will find the in the attitude of the
g Gu oyont towards you. You may take plenty of di-
conversation yourself, and away with it all
| hands because the atmosphere, for reason or
y! vas charged with antagonism. Or you may if you
rprson Of consequence, come away with the fiat
- ,sa If having been social success, because peo-
+ # worth their while to pay you great attention
1ion IN society, it is at present constituted do
s hearts expand to each other in the genial glow Of
ntra1 desire to please.
W., all Of IA know all about the simple life. In the
= t. asserted that the lark said, Give us glory" but
.oro sail Give us peace" The dove however in
#.nrr ronudiated this assertion. She declared that
~ ba did saw was Give love, and give us peace"
+bara IS much to said for the doves contention
81 after all it is what have in ourselves that decides
II We cultivate right thinking, right speaking and
IT, doing all other matters will arrange themselves in
i right way
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13


e difficulties of housekeeping young people afraid
marry and that domestic anarchy and suicide i'm
&inent
get tired Of this incessant complaint wonder what
must be whose minds already harassed with
Business and the stern problem Of making living
antilles bitten by the mad dog style and extravaganza
bat has for several years been turned loose among
SOmen.
The curse that has upon nation is the desire
d live without work We all tarred with the
ck master and man. mistress and maid; each has de-
kled that for other. too fine for
p that is too hard for u.s. that cannot degrade
ourselves by working with our hands
If the first who preached woman's rights in
detrimental vein could have been suppressed this inunda
on Of females who too fine to work might have been
ard The who first preached that the kitchen
degrading and recommended that women get out of it
taS dreadful sin to answer for.
II l were called upon to name the crying sin of the
Fmen of to-day should unhesitatingy say, "Ideness.
hey dawlers-sily creatures keeping up pretense
work at things Of Importance and letting the hottest
ebhgatiOns Of life lie unheeded all around them.
When woman has become wife and mother her first
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

teach. She had good food, she had ESQ
a year over and above her private in
come, she had occasional holidays and
two evening dresses, and in course OF
time a still further blessing was to
befall her.
The further blessing came when she
had been With the Rawlings for about
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
# TFRRORs OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Ey Juliet Y. Strauss.

On taking up my pen to write few
lines, had thought of placing above
them the legend, ''Of Interest to Men"
We so frequently see above articles
about dress and society and house fur
the words "Of Interest to
Women" 1t occurred to me that per-
haps some jaded son Of Adam might
like to read a few words ON the ''serv-
ant question" that were not what we
call in newspaper parlance "a roar"
The women all agree that the outlook
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
I.osinp the Cud.

When a COW loses the cut" or.
more correctly, fails to chew the
cud," it is not because she has lost
any definite object or material, which,
if she still retained, would be used
as "cud,'' for al such necessary ma
terial lies useless In her paunch- Her
failure to chew the cud is due to i'll
health, just s.s lack Of any desire for
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

food characterizes a sick man.. A cow
that fails to chew the cud is a sick
cow, and as soon as she RECEIVERS from
that sickness she will recover her de-
sire and ability to chew the cud.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
The Landlord MIscaicuiated.

Departing Guest-Do you permit
your servants to accept little-er-
presents7
Summer Landlord-Great Scott! You
haven't any money left, have you?-
Cleveland Leader.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
SEX is NO JUSTIFICATION FOR TIE MURDERER.
BY Everett p. Wheeler.

In the United States it is safer to be a muir
derer than brakeman. The percentage of
deaths in the former class Is smaller than in
the latter. The reason why murderers are put
to death is because they have shown willing
ness and skill sufficient to enable them to kill
with generalization those whom the law should
protect. The only way to insure this protection
is by making it impossible for this particular
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

When horse has frequent fits Of
collie it indicates chronic indigestion
and should have careful treatment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

guilty person commit the crime again. Mistaken elem
ency respect has often caused the death Of innocent
persons, as in the recent of the Greek premier
the question concerned all experience
that, while really good are more
self-sacrifcng than the best Of bad
worse dangerous to society. They sly,
more crafty when they have played their game and
been find it easy to appeal to false sentiment
which to ask for remission Of the just
deliberately chosen Of conduct Men
may talk of inhumany but Wellington said, There is
nothing so inhuman mpunity."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
Ratious FOR CoIts.

The young colt should be kept grow
ing all the time. There is nothing
better for promoting growth than
cows milk that has been skinned.
Most colts can be taught to drink milk
without much trouble, especially il
they have learned to eat bran mash
While running with their dams, A
spoonful of ground f1ax-seed added TO
each grain ration tends to keep the
bowels in excellent condition and gives
Il rich gloss to the coat. 1t is also IA
good idea to teach the foal to eat
apples, potatoes and carrots.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

With the majority Of fruits the aim
should be for few fine, large. smooth
and plump specimens rather than for
many small ones.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
Destroying Insects by Electricity.

DestTOyIHN IHseCIS Ey
An apparatus is mentioned, invent
ed by Russian. for killing injurious
insects by electricity. A dynamo is
SO placed upon hand car that no
electricity is engendered whsle the car
is standing still. When in motion the
current passes into the ground through
the iron wheels of the car upon one
points of brushes of copper wire,
which are fastened in the rear Of the
car so as to be a few inches above
the ground. The result is said to that
all insects in the vicinity of the cop
ming.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

Proper bedding is essential in max
ing rich manure as well as increas-
ing the bulk.
Foot-rot is one of the worst enemies
Of the sheep breeder, especially where
they are run on low, marshy land.
When horse has frequent fits of
collie it indicates chronic indigestion
and should have careful treatment
With the majority Of fruits the aim
should be for few fine, large. smooth
and plump specimens rather than for
many small ones.
One advantage in feeding wheat
middlings made into slop with skim
milk to hogs is that it will give bet
ter proportion of lean meat.
Much of the poultry we see in the
market is poor and scrawny. The
breed, of course, has much to do with
this point, but the quality of any
breed can be improved by a judicious
mode of fattening.
Keep winter beets growing rapidly,
as they must come out of the ground
before being touched by the frost If
the roots are not large enough.
growth may be prolonged by protec-
ton with newspapers on cold nights.
EVER thillk oI lhe work one men
WIZ uo II heh "lh Ialse at ie''s'
oiio io' VI 'iiicheiis every !e'i' p"l
s % 'iie h''i'es zen II iis'ii VI
t'ie1'e 'en "ie p''ies' 'nes VIM lel,lo-
next year. In addition, the young
ROSTERS may be sold.
- i ,onor+od +,o+ d;e,ao,.o,.,, ,,aa
,.ooo,,+1., loo,, ,,ol7o ,,,,,o,ol,1, 800,
Mo-, ,,,a 10 ,,,oe,o,.,.,a i,,1oe,,;+o,T, -,
s+o,.;,izi,,o ~, ,i+,, 80 49, o.,
$50 So. , 49,,
- - ~ -
80 ~, -. pu'
go, +,,oin $50 h,;4t, 49,
Gnu e''Aooi A' VI
Tho maxine of huttnr on forms laods
to great variation in the quality ov-
ing to the differenc,, in methods used
on tho farms Whine choice article
Of dairy manpfacturn will h, inc hioh-
or nrice than crea merry hutter vet the
creame butter is more uniform. as
tho mill, from largo nnnher of farms
arc q few datr,es which sell butter
at two or three times tbe regular nrice
hut they arc excantions
ora eouo, no+s too rich All nIants
,,ro+oo+od dnrino +J,a winter nv snt+ino
+bo,, ~, q s+ond in . u,orn, room su.b
as paraniums should NOT make heavy
orou+b Int no lzan+ in oood condition
FOR c1;nni,o nc tho onring and SIMMER
aro tho nronar seasons for having them
To norfac+ion Tho maolv bne must
ho anardad AGAINST when tho nlants
GRO knn+ in q warm at,nosnhere.
The profits are sometimes absorbed
In a manner that may not easily be
noticed and frequently the loss is i'm
the manner of shipping an article to
market. It costs no more to market
$40 worth of butter than ii does to
send two or three bushels of wheat to
market while wheat is more profit
r.,,, ooob u,bo hoe,+ ,roa,,oo
-, ,,,t, I,for,or
' ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

compelled to feel that whatever they for her is
strain upon them.
The key to your unhappy situation, my dear woman
lies in confession that all your life you have sac
rced yourself for your children demanding absolutely
nothing" in return.
BY your own attitude you have taught your children
neglect and to disregard your rights BY your own
actions you have fostered this tendency You have
planted sesness in their natures and then persist
emily encouraged its growth.
If slight yourself others will fall in line your
concept Of rights If ruling passion
is to help everybody except yourself will discover
people will cheerfuly permit you to do it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
THE TOO UNsELFisH MOTHER.
BY AroeIa Nnrpaf,.

~ AH3e7a FOrgRNs
l have letter from mother who after a
life of complete self-sacrifce in the interests of
her children, finds herself, at the age of so, ut
terly without the care and devotion she has q
right to expect from them
The bitter part is that they make her feel
her dependence, seeming to be utterly Obvious
OF their debt to her. After all her years of
lf-dn
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

Foot-rot is one of the worst enemies
they are run on low, marshy land.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

One advantage in feeding wheat
middlings made into a slop with skim
milk to hogs is that it will give bet
ter proportion of lean meat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

Do not make the earth in the boxes
and flower pots too rich. All plants
protected during the winter, by setting
them on a stand in a warm room, such
as geraniums, should not make heavy
growth, but be kept in good condition
for slipping, as the spring and summer
are the proper seasons for having them
to perfection. The mealy bug must
be guarded against when the plants
are kept in warm atmosphere.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

Proper bedding is essential in max
ing rich manure as well as increas-
ing the bulk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13

Much of the poultry we see in the
market is poor and scrawny. The
breed, of course, has much to do with
this point, but the quality of any
breed can be improved by a judicious
mode of fattening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
Die 1lntcriudlnng 9cgrn SmUOt.

sIl@iogen Iiir oie SertbeiOi9ln0. -
g(nlpnIt Sol5beimcr ii6er Oie poll.
tiiden GerbGltniIic in S50obo lnO
Oen GiniluB ser Wormouentirhc.
" q bington. .. g., II. San.
- SSn Der llnteriublnQ Ncgen oen
SumOeslenator Smoot Dor Dem @abl-
Gonlite 0eS SenntS brodte Die Ser
tbeioi9ltng Ben 9iedtSonnoIt 4. $.
Soljbeimer ans Gocotello III Soobo
olli 0en 3eu9cnitouo. Geriel6c bat,
che cr Dor 5luei SSobren nof. ieinem
lcsigcr @obniit 500, geBen 5lpul5ig
Sabre in lltob 9cpobnt geb0rt ser
cpiSfOpaIen Stride on uno itet3 De
mofrot gcpcicn nit gllSnnbmc cine9
3citrmutcs III lltob, 81 melhcm cr
iidl, mic onOerc .@entiIeS, Ser li6c-
ralen Hartel nni6loB. Qic 2lu2ia0c
oeS 3ell9en beicbrGnfte lid foit gon5
ouf Die politii6en 8erbGltniiie IN
SSSSubo. 8om 9Impolt 8on Gott muroe
er geiragt. Oh er ie 9elpeiie elmer Gin-
miid)ung Der 0tornoncntirde IN sic
8olitif erbolten babe, lmO perneiute
6orouf. oaonn 6ie Wiormoneutirbe
BON Der 2e9islotur BON SOnbo erlnls
grn, mas lie miIl?" lolttete Die n0d)lte
6roae. oGoS lit enti4ieOen niGt Der
Sail. Sic bat niemalS etluaS beton.
men. Die Mlormonen befinoen iid)
in Der &egiSlohtr rno I'M Stoote in
ser Minoer5obl," errpioerte Ser 3ellz
&C. pelher Damn bon Srn. SuDlor
ms arell5uerbor genontmen lpur0e.
Gr fonnte mr 5wci 0enlotrntiide
,Siibrer numboit maden, melhe Iic6
gemeigert boben, cine glnti Wtormo.
nen Champagne 81 lmterItilbelt nber
led)S 9ldtter, nelhe iid nltf cine
S6impf Gompngne, ole mir peri0n,
liden 3lueden Oientc, nift einlaIlen
mollten. gluf 8eirageu ertlGrte Der
3enge, oie 9eO0lferung OeS StnotcS
rSon6o ici fir ein 8erioiiltngS. .2Imcn.
ocment, mcl6eS oie 8iclcDc IN ullen
Stooten Oerbiete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
IS mnngclt an 3cit.

5ruftrotcn Trogc fam uidJt mcGr
in ser 0e9enmdrtigen GongrcB,
libung erIeoigt ncrOen - Ser
bouollngcn Dor Dem NuuS SO.
mite fir 5piihcnItuotlichcn Scr
tcbr,
@oI6ington :. g. fl. San.
- Smuel Spencer, BrdiiOent Der
.Soutbern &oilmou," urglumentirie
Dor Dem SuuS Gonitc fir 3iuiiden'
Ituot &onocI i'm 9tumen ieiner, 10.
pie Der .Nep.Oorf Central, Gric,
Chicago, Milmolfcc mo ct. Soul"
unO onoere @obncn gegen ole 500
per GuarleS Bill uno ieoen an
ocren @eiebcntluurf uoOurd Oic
Gomuiiiion fiir 3piihenltaot San.
Ncl crmGcbtigt meroen ioQ Oic Giiea'
bobn 6rodtrotcu feitiuiebcn ST
iu0tc. Dor Der gInnubme Oes jeBi1,u
@eiebe3 iiber oen 3lpiidenltuot'@un
Oel mel6es uumnebr 1S Sabre lang
III &raft iei, icicn ooS Hobottlpltcnl.
NCbeimc 6roht 9ontratte unO Gi9s
crininotionen ucrIfiebener 9lrt Ole
oQgemcine Gegel gelueicn; Jest ici
Oo3 @cQent6eil Der Sal lmo 0ic
Trodtroten icien I'M @eientIihen Ito.
bill. IS beoiirfe oobcr feiner neueu
@cicbqebuneQ, iouOern MIR Oer0urd)-
iiibrng oeS beitcbenoen @eieseS. Gr
gob 5lL ooB ooa Hobottipitem Der.
lucrilid lei bebuuptcte aber, Ole 81.
ne0ur 0oiiir lei ebenlul5 in 0en
bciteben0en @eieee cntbalten. Die
TeitleBung Der Srohtroten ourd 0te
Gommiiiion uerul0ge ouS Robottip'
item nicbt au35urotten.
Ter Hrali0eut Der nYcnuipluutius
9ubn," 2f :, Goliott. lnO Der picrtc
&ice @rGioeut Orriclbcn 9obn z.
9co, 6otten cine tlr5e llnterrcounJ
nit ocm GrdiiOcnten ilber oie &c.
plonte @eict0cbltng mo ilber Ole
6eitIcbung Der 6rohtroten Olrd Die
Gonlmiiiion fir ocn 3luiidcnitoots
Sonoel, lebnten ea aber ob 5u ia
gen. mas iie bel Oem GrGiiOenten
olSgeri6tet boben. Senator Wtc-
Gomos BON Wturplonb bate cine 9e.
iprehung oeiielben @egenitonoeS init
OenlBr1iioenten uno erfldrtc. er ielbit
peroc fcinen Oen @egenitono betreI.
ienoen @eiesenhpurf einbringen. S5m
llcbrigen lei er Der glnlid,t, ooB ser
@egenItono in Der 0egeniu0rtigen
SiBing oeS GonarciieS erleOigt mcr.
BEN fonne uuo es feiner @rtrusSib.
ltng fir oieien 3iucd bcOiiric Die
lebtere slniid)t boben aud mebrcr1
onoere GongreBnlitaIieoer ouS9cipr9.
c6ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
iSrndltratcns Srngc.

TrGiioent Spencer bon OcrSoltbern
9obn icbt ieinc glrgumcnte &c.
gen oic Cooper GlarIeS Bill
fort.
@ai bin9ton, .. &. fl. San.
- 8or ocm SauS Gonite iilr 5lui.
l6cnltootlihen mo nllSlunoilhen
Gerfe6r bntten bcute picOer ole Sp'
ponenten Der Cooper Guorleo'9ill.
pelhe Der Hegierlng Oie 6eItIebrnJ
Der @iIenbobn sSrodtroten 6lhpeilt
OoS Wort GrGiioent SnmuelSpen.
Ger BON oer Soutbern Jfoiliuap, iuel.
der auh geItern ihon ouf Dem 3eu
genitonbe gelueien, iebte beiite leinc
9lrgunente gegen bic genannte Bill
fort ino erflGrte babel ouf Die gus-
fiibrrngcn bes Hcpr1ientonten 9fi'
dnrOIon bon Mlobono: oSnocm i6
bier, uQeroingS unoifi5ieG, filr 70
Ero5ent oller ydDnen oes SonoeS
'prehc, erfl1re ih oilf ooS 9eitinnll'
teltc, oob sic ein glrti 9fobutt'@c-
ieB gnr nidt oroitiih genltg filr ullS
0ubnleute innhen fonnen. Seine
gilt oerludltete gabn gibt jest Jid'
botte rlno Elm oireftes Tcrbot 0er9io.
bate miro pon alen ullltonoigen
@obncn nit 6reilben begrilBt luer'
oen. 9lbcr Der Wonn iolI nod gcbo'
rem rucrocii," iibr Northumberland
tort, ,luel6er ein @eieB entluerien
fam, luel6es bel Der Hatelt Settle
bung 9epor5ugltng eiii5elner Sofali-
tGten aus Der gSelt idaifen fam. !"
gm Shl,iiie ieiner Heoe filbrte Brd-
locnt Spcilcer aus, Dob man ieiner
9lnIid1t nad) bel Der Goteniroge,lue
ibcrbnllpt oorill ctiuos geid)ebe, Der
ictiarn Gepilogenbeit ein Gnoe ma
d,en ioGe, gcgen Die Gntidelolng Der
GontnliliGre oil Die gunoeS areis-
seridte 5u appetizer, ,ausgenonlmen
fpenn sSrouen bon legaler 9satur in's
Spiel f1mer, no man ben 5aIf pol
oos 9uibesgerif)t bringen lniille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20

Grit fiirjlid) iulWOc gcmclOct buB
Ole pollitanOi8c 9lusprciilmg lngori-
ldcr Sifi5ierc olrrh QclDiiicnloie @ll-
hcrer beoentIibe 0imeniioncn onges
nonlmcn bobe. @ieocrbolt luur cp
por9cfommen BOB Siii5icre, oic ser.
artigen O}enihenfrelmOen in oie0Gn,
&c geialen maren oollItGn0i9 rl,is
nirt um0 ge5lpungen mur0en ibrCn
9IbldJieo 5l nebnlcn. Iieicm llcbcl.
itnnoe uill nun 0o3 un9oriihc Wiinis
iterilm our6 untliheS Ginlhreiten
Elm Gnoe mo6en, lmo OiCicm~ ~3wedt
oient Elm iiinQit crihicnencr GrloE,
Der iidJ cincrcitS ncNcu oo3 Icihtiine
ni9c S6ulOennud)cn Der Gfii5icrc
ipen0ct on0crerieit9 Den Muhcrcrn
lmnoctiihtlihe 9eitroilmg onOroht
I'm 81 bemeiien, 0oB c2 nit oem
froqlihcn GrloB poIItGnoiQcr Grnit
lit, bubcn ole 9eb0roen nit Scr Teit
nobme 6cS S6linmniten BON 0cr
@udercrbonoe oen 9niong gcuodi
YreBbltr9cr'S Brp5cilirlulg pcrprid,t
mcnia crQnidlifc Gntbiilllungcn 5l
brinICu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
Wit G6rcnscidlcn oefurirt.

gSoibin9toL If. Snnuor. -
Cine bon Dem ariegSoepnrtement ers
loilene @enernlorore fiinoigt an, ooB
i'm Suffrage oeS Yr1iiocnten elm 9lb-
5eiden at einem 9nnoe al ieOen Ofs
fi5ier mo ieoen oienittbuenoen Sol.
ootcn. Die ein &croienIt.Gertififot er-
bolten boben ooer III 3ufilnft crboltcn
nogen, gclieiert peroen ioa, ino oub
6eloo65eiten nit 8Gnohen ais 3n.
beb0r Der Uniform an Oiii5icre lu0
Wnnuid,oiten, Die oo3u beredtigt
iino, ubaeqeben mcr0en ioQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
Imerifanildlcs @eridlt fir Ghinn.

" iDington fl. Sonuor. -
Er0liOent 9fooicpelt ii6ermittelte Dem
Senot einen Sorid)log oeS StoatS.
Setret0rS, monoh ein Ser. Stauten.
GtltrittsgeriAt fiir China lno Goreu
ms Re6en 9ernien weroen ioa. Ser
8r0iioent entbGlt iib ieber Gnpfeb.
hung Der Sorloge, welde Der Stats.
Setretdr iiir notbweuoig b1It. oo Oic
9e9enportlgen &oniulargeridte o6io,
Int llngenilgeno ieien. Der StootS
Sefret1r iett ouseinanoer, ooB Die
&onIillotS6eamten gar feline 3eit bit
ten, Dor lie gebrod)te Frojeiie 81 ent.
ideioelL ielbit uenn lie Die oujlt qe.
borenOe nlriitiid)e gllrSbiloung genoi,
len bGtten. QuS in Boriflug ge.
brn6te @erid)t iou Sibnngen in
Sbnngbni Canton, Sientiin mo
Soeill obbdlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
SDGenmaidjinc 9efnnocn.

y bilooel y \ / q, En, II. San.
-- Gin WnnL uelder onga6, @erS'
Ter Gelieuu 81 beiBen, muroc bier III
Dem Seim Sobn aeIlp's, eineS Brit.
oerS oeS bermiBten Smen aellp, Der.
boitet, lmo III elmer Heiletalde, melhc
cr bel lid) trug, inuo man cine Soaen.
moidjine, lueId)e IN cine WaIbln9toner
3eitung eingeluidelt mar. Wtun
gIuubt. ooB Der Wiomt, ipelder nod)
Dem llnteriudungsbeiGngniB 9e-
broHt milroe. niht i'm 9eiit ieineS
pollen @eriton0cS iii. aellp bat Der
Yoli5ei nlitgetDeilt, 9ieiieml 6nbe lid)
pcrpilidtet, ibn gegen cine 9eloD.
lllltg bon $500 81 leinen uermiBtet
9ruoer Omen in gteip.Dorf 5it neb.
men. GoS eigentbiimlid)e @ebaDren
Neiieali'S erregte aellp's Seroudt
ulo er benn6ri6tigte per 1elepbon
Die Yoli5ei. gllS man Teilealt'S Sono'
toi6e oltrhilldte, inno man Die Sol
lenntnid)ine, meld)e ans eiitenl l(brt
iperf, einer 3rofenbntterie, Crdbten
uno etlua 80 Ipnumitpatronen be.
ltnlto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
Sd,arfer 1SruIt inn gSeitcn.

Gbtcugo, 81, #. Sonlnr. ~
Cine SClnperotur. mcldle li6 INN Oen
gtullprnft belpegt, berrid)t pom 1ll.
Beriten @eiten bis Otlobomu. ct.
Saul botte fl @ruo inter 9tua 5lt
oer5eihnet, 9euuer s gruo. 0o0ge.
Gitp, Su., ~ @roo, HuncolL 9tcb..
~ @rno lmtcr giuu. Gbcngo bate
II @roO iiber 9iila, aber Ooo Qued-
fiber iGat beItGnoig iuo bcllte gtaht
crluurtet man cine Semperatlr bon .
@roo umter 9hll. Sm Aor0mcltcn
itebt ole Gemperotllr 5piihen Is lmo
% @r00 unter ghull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
%crmiidJtc telegrapbiidpc Scpcihcn.

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u D., mill nun in oenl GrntpId Su'
buruturilnl. in luelhem Ielt elnl9cr
3eit Grperimente 5ur GiltoediInq el-
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nit elnem ioldelr Serunl bel nit
&re6a beboiteten Diuuien 0eiIlng cr-
5ielt huben. Iic Gpttorcn Sorocu 9l
@oploro lno @. $. N Clones gIdll-
ben. Oob oic 0eihnQell iih oils per.
manente CruCileu uerbcn.
3lpiiheu 2Iltoona mo Gait MI.
toono. ga. lit ein Shlittet mlf iuels
d)en lid cine @eIeaidloit Don 20 Ser
ioncn bciano. uou einen elcftriid1eu
StraBcnbobmpoqen iiberfobren nor.
ocn, nobel oGc 0crionen uerlett MIR
0cn, ant idIueritcll Der tS.iobrige
,Srdnf 6oQolpop imo Der 18.i1brige
2utber @inoer. 9ln Dem llngliid loll
ser alltiher oes ShlittenS. melher
betrlnfeu gelucicu iein ioll, oieShrlo
trugen.