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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15
SnAcsfGne.

Glnt t3. sunni mimic gpplfc, 30 Sabre alt.
gur 10. SUM Mbrrt 2. Srafletu, 90 Sabre
ult.
9m u. Suui 6enrs SoOlthaus, "A Sabre nIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15
Henucrwaltnns Semtid . Snoucit-
Wfrifafs.

Nod oorqeltern loben mir in Ctncnt
anglo nmcrifonild)en @Iottc oic
@%clpredlnQ bon 0cutldcn Nicocr'
lo1cn III Sil6mcIt 3 Nfrifo. 9llld) Die
9tic0crmcbclung Der gol15cn @orni-
ion I'M 0clltlhcn SuilptQlIurticr 81
WormlboO mltroc oitige5GbIt II. cont,
mcntirt, obgleid) ole @cIt lGngit
pctB, rn0 settings Hcootteurc crit
rcd)t miiicn %iolltcn, Dob IN @armbo0
fem llebcrIoll ltott9efun0en bot, picl
meniger cine Nicoermebelung Der
gor5en 8orliion. CAB Die oeutihcil
Srltppen uii DEM mciten aricgS0c,
lanbe, 100 tic nid)t bios nit oemScin.
DC, lonoern oft oild) nit Woliermon.
gel 81 fGnlpicn bottcn, lit bcfonnt;
oleiil es lit ibtcn gellugcn, Die Sem.
DC SbeilS iiber Die 8rcnje 81 trcibcn,
SbeilS 81 periprengen. Gie Soupt.
iiibrer Der guiitGnoiid)eu limo MI.
ld)oolth geillQht. yer OllertllatrleA
miro nod longere 3eit fortooucrn,
ober in Berlin bot man bereitS eiuC
unbere &eriuoltung bon Geutld)'
Siioipeit gfrifo beiflollen. @enc.
raj : Goniul bon 2inoeauiit miro in
nGditer 3eit iein nelles antt als@or
perneur bon Siiopelt = Iirifo ontre'
ten. Seine G%rnennitng beoeiltet Ell
men Wenoepunft IN DEM folonloleir
8ermoltitngs . SpitcmG eittid]luno'S
Ias WtilitGr ifeibet ans Dem Ser.
moltungsoienit aus urb Elm Gipilbe.
omtcr tritt an Die optic, 0ielem ioll
aud Der Silbrer Der Sdustruppe =
cinerlei melden Hota er bcfleioct -
nnteritent iein. General /. Goniul b.
Sinoequilt muroe id)on Dor Sohres.
friit OILS fiinftiger @ouperneur bon
Siibpeit . airifo %aenonnt. er i'll
nit ben 3uit1nben nit Sano mno
Sellten pertralit, gilt iiberbaupt nls
Die aeeignetitc Ycrionlidfcit fir Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15

iNbICA ~" NlIIAlllblANl <CNlI'
b0ttcn mir uniercn GcrtrogSpflidtel
gegcn China bon u%ornberein nodfom
men loQcr1, llt0 nidt bios Damn crit
rnd)ocm uuier Sun0el nit China be.
orobt lit. Die ~cinieitige mo lnoc
redtc Nuiioiiun9 mo Sonobobru1(
ocs Gbincien.& ertrogS bat in oel
@anocISmelt 9bino's cine ioIhe Gr
bttterlng beruorgerlien, Dob tic mid.
MIR ben Boycott" iibcr omerifuni
Idle Mooren pcrbGngt bat, ionoerr
aud ilber amerifoniI6c Sfiffe. ga.
bel greiit Die Dor einem Wonat IN
Sban9boi b%egonncne nntisomeritani;
Idle 9%cme0ung Itctig mciter nm ii6
9onficrs uno @robfolileute aus ioit
alien Erooln5en itebcn an Der Spite
Der 9cmegun9 uno oeS GonpcntS, in
meld)cr bic Boycott" 9ei6liliie &C.
fnBt mur0elt. Dit Hcdt mllr0e in Scr
Convention gcltcno gcmaht, 0ub odS
omerifonildc GbinelCn 8 NuSidlllB .
@eieb gegen dincItihc gIrbeiter gcrid)'
tet gcpcicn lci ooB ea ipGter obcr audi
olf d)incIilhe anllfIclltc, Stlloentcn,
8elcbrtc ms ale on0Crcn d)ineItId)en
aloIicn, nit Nllsnnbmc Der I'M 0tplo-
motiidcn mo coniuloriihcn 0icnIte
bcqloubigtcn @canltel1, oltageocbrtt
ioorocn ici. China ici ln5uirieOen
nit Oicicr @c6onolltng unb Der Con.
bent bcid)IoB, alien @onoel nit orne.
rifaliidcn Maorcn ein5uItellen, bis
cine 5llirieocniteQcnoe Safloge &c.
ihoiicn Woroen lei. 8ir babcn lett
Sobrcn olli Die oifene Sbiir in DIT
oiicn bingcnrbcitet, in Der 6ofintng,
in China Elm groBes Ibiobgebiet ST.
Die cigcue Ibiir ober mod).
ten mir Dem d)incliidcn aollimonn
Dor Der Noie 81 unO rcd)t felt. Die
hineiiife Hcgicrung bat lid) nit Der
NltalhlieBung Der d)Incliidcn Nrbciz
ter abgcIitn0elr; ullcin unlerc 0cb0rs
Den bo6en nlt6 &oltilcllte, Stll0cntcn
lln0 @clebrte lu1tcr Ole 9rbeitcr ooer
allliS floliifi5irt, bobcn Oicie bel ibrcr
San0lng cincm inQrriiitoriid)cn Ser.
fobren untcr5oqer, ibncn olle mogli-
den Sdmieri9feitcn in Sen Meg &c.
lc9t. Worrm nidt OuS @ort .auli"
flor unO biinOig oeiiniren unt0 Die
iibri0cn &loilen Gbino'S obnc S6i,
fame ocn 3lltritt IN 0oa 2ono 9cItots
ten. Scbten CONNER pollirtc Is, 0nB
Gin Wtitglico Der dinciii6en @cianbts
ldoft oltf Der Hiidfobrt BON Scr Nus
TELLING IN Ct. SolliS nod WaibinQ.
ton ongeboltcn mlIr0c, neil cr allf
lelncr 6abrt oltf cano0iIdcS @cbict
gctommcn mar. Wolcn mir nit ben
3opftrGgern @ei6oftc modem, 10 milf,
len mir ibnen ols SunOcn ntth cine
.nnltGnoi9c mo geredtc Ncban0lun9
o~ngcoeibcn Ioiien. Die tinciiihc He.
gierling hat nit Dem Boycott" Der
nmerituniI6cn Waoren iolUeit Nidts
3t tbltn. Gen Gmiqrontcn Nertrog
pom Sabre 1894 mill iic ollcroilt0S
nlri Der biSberigcn 9olia niht mieoer
crncuern unb Der IusgnnQ oea rlli-
tIdIzioponilhen &ricgcS miro Ole
Gbineicn in ibrem SorioBc mr. be.
ltGrtcn. Chino mill nid,t nlcbr rlod)
l%lnlercr Eieiic ton5en, mo man miro
in @nlbington mobl Wtittcl II. @cgc
miIIIen, INN cine GerltGnoigllnq
berbcl6lttilbrenL luenn mir ms ben
hineiilfen 0onocl erboltcn nolcn.
Sc cher DIS gci6iebt, Ocito beiier,
ocnn Elm ucrlorcneS SonocI3gcbict lit
mie0er 81 erobcrn. Nnocre
pcrocn lid Den oNopcott"
lcgcn umerifoniide @oorcu bol0 81
)tllBc MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15
Sin Iorlucscr iibcr bas r2Os BON
Sdnucocu!"

llcbCr oo9 noripegiih . ihpeOii6C
glacinanocrgcbcn ipridt lid cinct
Der filbren0cn Hormcger olio aus
,Wir Horlucgcr limo Gin Golf bon
5rpei Wtillioncn, mo bon 0ieicn 5lDcl
Wtiuionen limo MIR einigc Sunoctt
init Der ge9enlportigcn Union cinOcr'
;tonocn. Sdtpeocn uno HorlpcNCr
pniien 9or nid)t 5uiommcn. Scr
Sdneoe fiiblt iid) oils Griitotrot. Gr
lit breitipuria itcii mo ccrcmonlcil
ipie Elm Spunicr, Der Wcni6 ldll6t
fir i'm crit bci'n @Cnmtcn an. Wlr
Horipeger obcr limo TCmofrotcn uno
fiiblen ms olS irCic unabbon9tgc
MGnner. 9ic Shmcocn bobcn I'M,
nier nod nift ihrc cinItigc @roB'
mod]titellng pcrqciicn, tic trGlnrcll
bopon, lcbcn bod)miitbig ollf inns bcts
ob uno ncnl1cn ms 9oltcrnpod. -
9ouern limo mir, iopobl unO OorollI
iino mir itoli. nbcr Bad limo mir
nid)t. Io6ci BADEN mir nicmolS cine
Stiite an unicrem aonig. @cnn cS
eincn GoniIift Qibt. lit unicr aoniG
ipeg, irQcnomo III Sh>ucocn. Gr lit
chen icGbit SdmGoc. @cgcn Die Ser.
ion aonig SStor'S bobcn mir nift9.
Gr lit, mcniqitens icbt, Elm rl,biq Oct,.
fenoer, einfodcr idlidtcr Wonn,
Tbcr Dos icBige Grin6ip lit ms SIT
niocr, neil man ocn aoniN nidlt IN
6fpei SGlItcn. cine ihpcoiidc mo CT
ne noripegiide, tbcilcn fam. llno
mir limo gcrooe Jest fcit cntihloiicn,
Elm Gnhe 81 MADDEN. @crnoc ictt,
neil mir mobl milicn. ooB mir gcrii-
itct mo iertig iinO, Sdmcbcn abcr
nidt. llno neil mir Jest oild) bon
HuBlono nlftS 81 bcIor9cn bober.
ooS III SltoIicn gcnllg 5l tbun bat.
@ir molcn Observation-Disclosures
nit Shpeoen ais unubbGngigcr
Stoot, mo id) bin iibcr5cugt, oob
belize Boiler lid Damn picl bciicr
berltcben luiir0en. Gem oils Wcn.
id)en bobcn mir bic ShpCocn germ,
obcr nid)t olS unicrc l(nionSGcnoi.
len. @oS mir nod Der NuiloirnA
Der Union mollcn, lit Scr Nbld)lllB CT.
mes GertbeiOi0un0S . 8un0ca nit
Sd)lue0clL in Den mir ip1tCr olldGd'
nemorf cinihlicBen mohtcn. Nbcr
mir ioroern iiir ms ooIlitGnoigc lin,
obb0ngigfeit in inncrcn uno aus
morti9en Nngclcqcnbeitcn. Sb Nor'
me9cn Damn cinc9tepublif miiroc oOer
cine Wonorhic, fonlmt iiir mid crit
in 5pcitcr Clinic in Sroqc. an iid
butten mir gcgen eircn G0nia nid)t5
cill5upenoen - Erin5 aorl bciipielS.
ipeilc III Elm rtbiNcr oniri6tiQcr
Worn - obcr lhlieBlid) brnltd,ett
mir riht unbcoingt notbmcnoi9 eli
ncn @crrid)cr.
Gie Mittel, nit ocncn Der icsigC
%llnionltrcit bon ocn ont Huocr be-
linolifcn norlpc9iihcn EoIitifcrn ges
iiibrt miro, biaiQc i'd nid)t, Sic iin0
ord nidt onirihti0. ocnn cS miro
INNER MIR bonn SoniuIotSwcien &C.
lprodcll, mnbrcn0 cs lid tbutiGdlld
Die gltiIoiuna Scr gon5en Union
honoclt. los Hono fame allh nidt
5ilr Hithc, lpcnn bier nidt enbIi6 rel,
ner Gid genlodt miro. Sd mohte
nod bir5uIilGen oob ole gauge nor
lpeglihe &ugcn0 BON Sd)pcoeu los
mil. Nit moeren Wortcn: Sic
Union lit in Der @ciinming uno i'm
Ser5en oes &olfcS id)on icbt oblolut
.ouigeloit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15
Gof.Grccf Sampfbuut Gumpaauic.

Ibf1brt oeS Samplers uad StnnchsGreCf BON
Nootons Ncrite iuqlid. nusNenOmMcn sam,
ttdps ulo Wiouings. NM Z ltbr Gurm. mo go
gindin. Ibfabrt bon Nrouu'5 g8Crflc nm ITO
Born. ut0 3 lbr GudDu1.
9umpfcr nab Rod GrccT tdoIi6, ausncnuurs
men SdInitugs ltnn SonntupS. bon Sooipu'S
Werite I'M s llbr BORN. mo 2,30 gtudul. Ruu
&rolutl's SSerlie nm $40 &orIn. mo 3 ubr
Hddnt. SnmitagS nab bci6Ct GrCcf5 BON Soos
fnu'S @erftc nm 6 1br 8ornt. mo 80 gtudut.
Nrotun's Nerfte I'M 6.10 8ornt. uno 3 ll6r
Gndmiitngs.
Scnniaqs nm 4 uno s llbr gornt. llno 9 l6r
giadm. nab bctoeu Greefs.
5abrprciS fir bic Hnnbrciic 25e.
CSiHit0-3l(iC)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15

lln'erer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct
mas oonlpten, ais DAB mir Die oltcn,
ell'1odell, omcrifunii6en SocoIc bon
eDrlt1telt ouigeben, uno AMI melt
lld)erem 9ooen merocn mir ms mei-
ter b%efll1oen, lpenn mir }t Der olten
gnld)oltllng 5uriidfebrcn, ieoen WtiB-
ofalld) ul1s anoertralltcr SllterelIen
lllo eigentbumsredte in ocmiclben
Sld)te 81 beitrtbeilen, uic icoe. nnoere
Irt Stebltobl." - GCht bat Sr.
9leoelono, bob ober icine ousgeipro-
dc1e Nlt'idt ouh MIR cine Nenoe-
rltrt9 I'M @on9c Der Gingc berbcifiib=
rem lperoe, gloubt er iclbIt nidt. Der
Nor5 nm oos aoloenc anlb miro
iuelter9eber, uno einiQe Freoiger-
'tintnen aus Der @iiite MAIDEN ibm
tein @noe.
un1ere GeQicrung NJ a d)
lett ltorf IN 8eItpolitif mo ernotet
oonllt Sorbeercn. 9ic &rebSih0oen
I'M eigenen 2onoe ioQtcn ober oorii.
Der rtd)t ~oergclien lpcrocn. Gas Ills-
Ihnciocn Der 2ceteren miro nit picl
lucniger Gnergie mo GonicQllen5 in
Ingrtff gcnommell, ais Die @roB-
mabtspolitif in 0cn @%elthGn0eln.
SIN ctgeren Sollie Sr0nung un0
S%ouberfeit ldofien, iii Wid)tiger, olS
Iih III WeltbGnbel miiten, mo ge=
rooe IN nellerer Belt lit 10 oiel bel
ms 81 tbun. Sou Ole oIicntlihe
Mfcinrrng bon oieien ShGOcn obae-
lcrtt lpcrOen, inoem man ibr qroBe
Grfolge in Der @eltpolitit porrcitct?
Gtner pom Snfcl Som'S
FcnIion1rcn bat Dem @cipiiienSfono
oeS' S6abomtS 1924 Collars 5llge.
lonot, Den gort5en 9ctroG, Oen CT oils
FcnIion ieit Dem @iIr0erfric9e be-
5ogen bat. Scr Sen0cr bcfcnnt, Dab
CT 5l feiler Tenlion bercd)tigt lei.
9at obcr ood) red)t lnngc gcoallert,
bis Iid BEL oieiem Yeniiondr ooS @e-
mtller 0eregt bat. 9ci oielcn alocs
rem Eeniionoren rcgt lids iibcrs
boupt nidt.
&icb GoterI0n0, mngIt
rubig ieinl 9oS @cihpoocr oeS
Gontre-Nomirols 9itira bat in Der
6bclopeotc-9oi gcgcu Die Hon0bcfe.
i%ti0lrn9cn itcts Den aiir5crcn 9c5o.
gen. Gie 9un0esbouptito0t un0
Baltimore - Die StaotabauptItoot
annapolis niht 5u pCrqciien-boben
bon cincm leinolihen 6lottenon9riif
9tthts 81 befiirhter.
Ser Sil0en unlcreS GAM
bcS crbebt tr0fti9en Giniprud) gc9en
Ole @cid)rGnflung ocrGinipoH0Crulg.
Ter Norocn ioac bic Snterciieu uno
@coiirfniiic DeS Siloeu5 erlp0Qcin,
che er in eigeniiittiger uto fllr3.
iihtigcr @eiie Die Ginponocrung
cin5uodmmen Jude. Ger Siloen
leioG an Nrbeitcrmongcl mo Der.
m0Qc oieien aus iciner @cpolferung
nidt .5ll oeden. &n globomo olcin
icien 5tpei YlGbc iiir ieben Grbcitcr
mo Snnomcrtcr p%orbonoen. mo III
acntudp piirocn mciBe Nrbeiter olli
6ormcn, III @crfitotten lno in
9ergperfen lcbr begebrt. Ser gtelu-
Orlcnnicr nSimcSs0 Democrat" cine
@oupt5eitling oc2 Siioens, i6rcibt,
Wiaioncn flciBigcr Gin,pon,
bcrer piiroen cin Segen fir ocn
Siioen lcin.
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Ein,muuo Hplcnthul.

gs ltarb am WontaR. oen 10. sunni 1905, in
Smuba. Nebr., Siqmuno NUientbal i'm 81. Scs
bensiubre. Die 8ccroiaunG tinbet Sonneritng,
ben is. JIirti, gtahmittnGe 4 lbr, BON oer NSoh'
itlInq Ieincs Subnes in baltimore, Nr. ZOuj,
Gutams Ylace, aue itntt. lloo-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15
Nuuoun = Harf.

Ter bauptidhlidIte Srieobof in Baltimore.
1rsai: 300 adsr. mmer,pahrfnSer Smarter.
etlo bon alien Stunttbeilen. Gtr1benbdbnl
Nnggons palltren Den Saupteinanne ale orei
bic ben 5rieS5ot bel rai6em G8citer bsfuden.
@eardbnibpldBe gu fcbr mGbigen Breifen,
f1mnitIih inter forfpGbrenoer IfIeae.
Sirean: Nr. II, Beit' SaratDga StraBe.
Can6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15

Ginun6uicr5iQ ncuc SD.
pbuSi0ae lpnrocn Icbten 0ienitog
in philadelphia Dem @eiunobeit&.
Geportencnt gemeloct. 0oS .Ebi,
ln0clpbio S%ogcbl." idlrcibt ba5u:
so itarf bat Der Gppbus ieit cinem
Sabre nidt gciuiitbct uno trob Der %
WtiaionciL mcld)e Die Stoot ollSec.
gcbcn, bcfommcn Die wenieiten
Scute filtrirtcS @oiicr. Sn einem
8niienbous in @eit E~bilooelpbio
iinb bon Den lis ainOcrn % pom
SppbuS bcioQcn mprocn."
Eoitm ci It Gortelpou
bat nelleroinqs Die EoItbcboroen
micoer ongepieien, ollie 3eitungcn
5rriid5liueiier, bic Mnfiinoigun9cn
obcr 9eridte iiber Eerlooiungen,
iclbit i'll geihloiienen Girfeln, britt
gen. IS miro NlleS ouf oolielbc
9tiocuu oclteat, mic betriigeriihe2ots
tcricn, LIMO babel lit es I'M @rnnbe
nod lebr iroQlidl no Die Eoit boS
&eht bernimmt. ridterIide 9efug.
Mile ails5lliiben uno 3eitungen obne
gerittlidcn Ero5cb BON Der 9efor.
berluh9 ousSuihlieBen.
Gle 9cmunocrer oes Gel.
fonigs s. 9. Hodcicuer bcboliptcn,
Dob ourd) al feline Sronsoftioncn
ein nmoroliidcr 3ug" gebe. 8erpib,
aber es lit Der elmer ipe5ifiihenHofc.
feucr.Morol, elmer grt llebermorol,
Die uerid)ieben bon Der onoerer Mcn.
id)en lit.
= r.E rGiioent @roper G..
pelanb ingt in ieinem Nnnobmc.
ifreiben ais Srultee bes neiien
equitable O"ireftoriums: ~gs irrd,-
tct uns mebr, luenn mir 0oS Sempo
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Obrringc iir Sunoe! Ot
nclleitc Mtooctborbcit.

Sbrringci iir Sunoe! Ole
nclicite Wooctborbcit.
Pm Die TobcI pom fran
fen S6lucn, hcm oud) Der Glel nod
cinen SllBtritt gob, miro man erin.
merit, luenn mon in Der beutihen
INSTRUMENTATION Yrelie bic Nn-
critic oiif ocn fronfcn Sreilinnsiilb-
rer Gugen Hihtcr lieit. Nhlr cine
Frobe: Die o2cip5igcr SolfS5tG."
iibcribrcibt cincn NrtifeI gcgcn 8id)-
ter: Gin Strold) nod I'M Sterbcn!"
9tc @eu6lferun9 Somo'S
gcbt 10 ltorf 5ltriid, Dob nod) Den Gr.
gebniiicn ocs Stats Genius Der
&crlult cirres &cpr1ientonten i'm
Congress SIT beiiirhten itebt. Iuf Die
Wiaioncn Ginuonoerer Der lcbtcn
Sabre lheint oennnd Soma feline
In5icbun9Sfrnit %ous5uilben.
0ie Muei dten ant cine
quite @eincrnte limo in 9eutltluno
Gnoe Wtoi ollrd ltorfe SroIte. 81
nidte gcmoht lpproen. Sn monhen
Orten milroen Die 9iirger olormirt,
nm ollrh Nn5iinoen bon 6eller, Die
mGdtige Holihmoiicn biloetet, Den
6ruitihoocn ob;lluenoen, aQeit Der
.@einmoroer" perrihtete troboem
iein @ert. Im Nittelrbein, III Den
nieoeren 9oacn I'M Habetbole nro IN
Sbeilcn ocs Moielaebietes, Iolpie am
poroercn Sunsriid iino Die @eiin'
berge total eriroren. Sn Hbcingou,
in Den bcriibnlten q @ei.
icnbeim, Sobonnesberg, erbod,
Sottenbeim, boben Die Sieflogen Der
art geIitten. Dab cine grnte llld)t 5i
eriuortcn lit. Die 9ergc prolentlren
lid IN troItloiem 3uitanoe. aild IN
Hbeinbeiien bat oas 5r%oItlpetter Ole
&oiinunaen Der @in5er oerl1ld)tet,
ipeSieQ in ben 5ballaaeiL III ipeld)en
Die Yortuaieler grr9llloerlpellte
gepfle9t iperoen.
m " AARnet lEtttIl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-15

IS aiebt Soffnumaen, oeref Grill
lung man fiirdtet.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10
Zeal Estate Transfers.

Ruth a Curtiss to q w Church; Is
5e NV d Sc a II Paw Paw; $1,000.
f. w Scott to w l Scott; y "a
and 20aw p e a ~ Antwerp; 81.
Jos Fritch to G Lawson; p ID
20 Bloomingdale; $4,000.
j } Moses to G Kelly; lands on sec l
Lawrence; $4,000.
Mary E Edwards ct al to L G Baker;
lot 2 blk A O'Rourke's add Decatur;
5000.
l. @ Baker to o A VanHise; same as
last above; 1925.
Hugh McCowen to r Fellows; W
ID sw q IL Keeler 81 900.
I S w Fisk to r e Fisk; 20 a a s W
a 26 Almena; $500
j ID Baker to j E DeMoss and W; 81
a sec Bangor; 81.
j E DeMoss to d Baker and W; pei
sec 3 Bangor; 81.
b p Schofeld to Marvin Lyle; % sec
Bangor; 81.
Marvin Lyle to Carrie NJ Ferguson;
same as last above: 81.
Carrie NJ Ferguson to Marvin Lyle
and W; same as last above; 81.
A G Hoffman to 9 J SanGstrom; y
"a Columbia; 81, 100.
Helen II Rogers to A G Hoffman; n p
n e "a 4 Columbia; $500.
A S Pompey to n S Sink; pei sec 10
Covert; $1,000.
Abram Leaver to Cora Dibbe; y n
sw d 3 Arlington; 500.
Stephen Simmons to G II Showerman
and W; y W fl a and W "a e "A 7
Athena; $1,000.
First State Bank to l. Monroe; lot IL
blk "a So Haven; 5000.
j Fl Pike to A G Mech and "; Is a n
"A IA 30 Covert; 81 300.
NJ II Miner to Jno Lunell; "a y n
W "a Is Geneva; $1,000.
A n Osborn ct al to NJ Weeks; 30
aw sw "a q Hamilton; $50.
Geo Smith to Mary f. Sanborn; lot 3
blk A Decatur: 1000.
ID d Carnahan to II w Carnahan; lot
blk II So Haven; 5000.
Lucy A Carpenter to A S Pompey; a
sec 10 Covert; 81 200.
w NJ Murphy to Frances Linaker; =
s d sw a II Covert; 5000.
VIM Killefer to II M Harris; "a n g
"a Sc "a 81 Paw Paw; SOL.
Lena Powers eft al TO Milan Virgins;
80 anw "a Is Bloomingdale; $500.
Marius Nelson to w Barnard; W "a
n W "a and Fl "a NV a II Columbia;
81.
w J Barnard to Marius Nelson and W;
same as last above; 81.
Lorania McDaniels to w l. Matthews;
W "a % Porter; 81.
II VI Hampton ct al to Hampton Stock
Farm Co; lands on sec 81 Hamilton; 81
ON Vaughan to Ii Pike; Is sec 30
Covert; 5000.
Anna NJ Virgins to Chas Moraillon
and W; s p sw1 NV "a 10 Covert
$500.
II p Schofeld to Matilda A Hewitt
lands on secs 2 and Ii Bangor; 5000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10

and crossing the Irvine between vine
and wire. The vine is girdled, breaks
off and must start again from the
root. Frequently we see vine too
loosely tied slip through and grow
crooked. Crooked vines make expen-
sive cultivation and homely vine
yard.
/ would say something upon Guilt
walton, but this belongs TO another
topic. l might speak of economic har-
vesting, of uniform packing, systems
of marketing, when and how to prune,
renewing missing vines, and many
other points pertaining to the grow
ing of the grape-the most delicious
of all fruits; but it would take time
that belongs TO others. There are
plenty of men here, Mr.. Chairman,
who owned beautiful vineyards before
l ever set vine; and the great loads
of fruit that they bring TO market is
proof that they understand the bust
ness. And | should like 10 know what
they tl'nk upon some of these topics.
What about packing in the field?
How TO handle the rose bug, the black
rot, brown rot, anthracnose, the aphis,
thrip and root worm? How much
ought an empty basket to weigh, as
we'll as a full one? What about pine
bottoms, rough covers and high hand
les? Are sales in 20 pound baskets
more satisfactory than in eight pounds?
Does it pay TO pack Delawaresin eight
pound baskets? What effect will the
extensive setting of grapes west of
the Mississippi have upon our business
~ Michigan? Will it ever be possi-
bic and practical for fruitgrowers TO
ice their own cars? Now that the
lower house of congress has passed
the railroad rate bill, will the senate
pass it that it may become a law APP
ril of this year? Or will they wait
for the president to call a special ses-
sion of congress that the rights of
shippers may be considered?
These are some of the things
would like TO know.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10
Letter to Mr.. Walter Cash, Paw
Paw, Mich

Dear Sir: You'd strike it rich if you
could find way to shave your customers
in less time, for less cost, and make the
shave last twice or three tines as long.
You wouldn't shave the same person
so many times, or get so much of his
money, but the whole town would be
talking about you, and everybody would
come to you for a shave.
Devoe lead and-znc is exactly that in
paints. 1t takes fewer gallons and it
wears longer. Costs less for the job, and
you don't have to do it again for years
six years at least.
Fewer gallons; wears longer" Takes
fewer gallons to paint house with De-
voc ead-and zinc than with mixed
paints; and it wears longer than mixed
paints or lead and oil.
Yours truly
+. w. DEVoE & Co
81 New York and Chicago
P.S. q. w. Tyler & Co. sell our
paint.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10

John Cornish made a trip to Kalama-
zoo last week.
Miss Ella Barker is preparing to move
to Lawton soon.
Guy Burlington will work the VIM.
Hall farm this year.
The farmers union held a very pleas.
ant meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lyle last week Thursday.
Jack Cornish has been engaged to set
l0'acres of grapes on the Harmon place
this spring. Joel Harmon of Chicago is
now the owner of it.
Burt Riggs, Who has been working for
John Marshall, has moved tofa house on
Jale Kern's farm, and Mr.. Benthin takes
his Llace at Mr. Marshal's.
Tom Wood and family, who have oc-
cupied the &. ID. Lawton place for II
years, have moved to farm of their own
near White Oak. A family from Penn
sylvania occupy the place vacated.
lhe house occupied by Spencer But
Ter near Bankson's lake was burned re-
Gently. This was probably one of the
oldest houses in Porter, having been
built by Ed Park over 80 years ago.
Enos Maxam has moved from the r..
Hubbard farm to the Nesbitt farm on
Big Prairie and bod Farron and family
have moved from the Nesbitt farm to the
Hubbard farm. Thursday, Mrs. Farron
went to take possession of her old home,
she having bought the interest of the
other heirs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10
Faithful Dog saved Her.

ST. Johns, Mich, March Z. - Mrs.
Watson Benton. of Riley township,
owes her life to a pet dog While her
husband was away she went into
barn yard to drive the COW into the
barn. The animal turned and threw
her to the ground, bruising her quite
severely, and she would probably have
lost her life had it not been for the
dog, which bit and snapped at the
cows heels, thus attracting her away
from the woman and allowing her to
escape.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10
He win Fight King Alcohol.

Menominee. Mich, March 7.-Chas.
Dashner, recently pardoned from Jask-
son prison. where he was serving a
life sentence for murder. blames drink
for the crime Of which he was convict
ed and intends TO show young men
the evils of the habit and try TO induce
them to lead temperate lives. The w.
c. II. L. has enlisted his services.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-03-10
Road Buys "A Right-of-Way.

Detroit, March THE Free Press
says: THE Michigan Central railroad
has completed the purchase of a right
of-way opening up for manufacturing
purposes half mile of river front in
the west end, above Fort Wayne, and
extending from the fort to Clark ave-
nue.. The approximate cost was $GO,-
600.