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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
TaS @cttcr.

Sir Marploro mo 0cr Giltrtt
&ulunbin heute flor mo niht Qon}
10 folt; mor1en bcluolft unO mo0!!,
der @ciic Shncc; norolOcltIid)c
S4inoc.
Gin idnciocuoCr Win0 fcAtc 1clicri
ourd) sic StrnbCu 8oltimrrc'a NM
licb Die Temperature FILTER crldlcilcn,
els tic tbnti0hIih mar. Scr b06itc
Recommendations mar 50 @roo I'm
Mittcruod)t un0 scr nicbriglte %
0rn0 I'M S l(br Nbcn0S.
,Sn Den iibrigcn 9rnOcS @etter
itationen nor in Den lcbten u Stlr.
Den bic folaen0e niebrigite Scmpera
tur on9e5eigt: GnItport /. EortlonI
>. Bolton #, Albanp /, Ncn 9)ort
II. Ebilooelpbin "a 9ltlontic Gitr
-, @nibington %. Norfolf IS, Char
lotte 40, SotteraS 10. @ilminatpl'
II, GhGrleitou as. Sonomloh Is
SodionpiQc 81. Supiter Ga, Sen @cii
70. Ntlanto "a, montgomery 10
Mem. Orleans 4S. HoIeitinc 3S. @ol.
peitou 80. Corpus Gbriiti 80. Mcm
pbiS 30, Cincinnati 81. @iitSburg Is
Ssluego 4. Buffalo >, Glcpelono Is
Tetroit II, NIpcuo ,. Wnitquette >
Green Bon 0. Chicago 10, 2ulltl
--tG. 81. Gnul 70. ct. 9ouio Is
aunias .Gitp fl, Omaha y. 9iSmorc
IS, @iaiitpn IS. SABRE 6 Selcnl
%. SaIt Cafe 36, Ienper 80. Nortl
EIatte 81 aniarillo 81 uno Cos Nh
gcles 50.
Iieier Strid G. bcocutct urltel
Wuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

Scr unuorii6ti9c ant.
j der crmii6 t. - NndlOtm Die
Yolijei mebrere Gage ucr9eblid) nod
benz ailtid)er geiud)t bate, lueldcr
ant lebtcnOfpntag Sri. 6annie Glorf,
so Sabre alt. bon Nr. 1702, WcIta
TapetteitroBe, an Der Gdc bon Sui
ton Apcnltc ltno 9eringtonItrnBc, nic,
0crronlltc mo Damn 0%uppnflthr, &c.
lang cS am Ionncritog ocm @cbcints
poli5iltcn Otoion pom Snllptullorticr,
ocnidbcn uli 8rulo elmer III Den
Sur'id)cn Stuaungcn crbultcncn St'
formation in Yerion ocS % Snbre
oItcn 3immermonneS Grncit &irbp
pom Mr, 1920, Sit.@ogcrltraBe, 81
ncrboften. airbp ipuroc nod oer iiio,
meltliden Eoli5eiitotion gebrad)t un0
g~eitern bon Hid)ter 9ittia inter
$4,000 9iirgifoft iiir ein peitereS
%erhor am nGd,iten Sreitog feltge'
holten. Sri. Glarf lit in Solge Der
erlittencn &erlebungen nod INNER
ans @ett gcieiielt, Gic &~erlebungen
~heltoubelt aus elmer tiefen &opfmun.
oe utb Dem 9rlth Slpeier Hippclt oi,f
Scr rcd)tcn Seitc. &irbp mnr geIt1n'
big uno ingtc, CT babe nift oenatlitb
gebubt. lid iclbit Der Eolisci 81 itcl'
len.
Son iGbent So6c credit
Sr. George Mnorcip 8oroncr, eill III
Shcotcrfreiien lett Sen 8lolSperio.
oell bon SpGr Z. Soro. Gopilt Booth
ultb Gbluin TorreIt nohlbefonnter
Hegiiieltr, melfcr 5iir 3eit. ais Die
ySollicopitroBen 1beoter Stod 60"
nod eriitirte, ols beren &egiIieur
iungirte unb in lester 3eit boupiiad-
lid Amoteur = Orsol,iiationcn leite.
te. itorb a~eitcrn Ioraen an orl
Solaclt eiles SdIagonfoIles, mel-
feil CT ON porber9cbenoen Gben0
aiti Dem Seimipege III einenl Strn-
Bcnbnhnpaggon erlitt. Gr crlungtc
Ieit Scr Belt, ols CT bei'ml @erlaiicll
ocs WuggorS oil scr %. Strobe mo
Dorf.Hoob bonn Sd]la9 geriibrt lpnr'
DC, iein 9eipltBtiein nidIt ipieoer. Ter
8erhlid)cnc mar 6S Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
SnS uiertc IeabOODsHccital

Ger geltriqe Nod)n1ittog gch0rte
I'M uGcaboOp Sltititut" Der ld)oncn
8eiungeSfunlt emilio 6e @ogor5o'S.
Ser Sdrger bate ullS bct Sie0cr.
g0rtcn Der Welt eiuC quite. gcihmlad-
pole IusIeie gcnlad't unb ernies lid
IN cent Gortrog bon icdls5cbn &ic-
bern unb cincm GiuidIlng bon 5ipci
Spcrnnltnmcrt ol@ Gin alte0e5eid)-
meter &ic0cri0nger ,bcm nber nl,h buS
brontotildJc temperament nidt ub-
Qcbt. Scrr De @ngor3n uerfiigt ilbcr
cincn mcidenL idoncr unb babel oits-
giebiGen mo mo0ulntionsfobiqen
Barton, Scr in ollcn Hc9iitern gut
qcbiloct lit ull0 lcidt onipridt. NoS
nbcr b~clunbcrS ouipridt lit Ole
MQrmc OeS Gnrtral3 ut,G sic &C.
idymodupQcr Gborottcrilirungsfnnit
Oca singers. ST. @ogor5n lcttetc
icincGortrdgc nit rlltcm olIcrliebltcn
Sico6er yGaro min bCo" pom @tur.
Oolli cir. rrthtc 0arun ooS frnr5oli-
ide nNe0ieu. d}?rc 2ouiic" bon Wton-
iigrp un0 6ns ncdiidDe cngliid)e Che
Erettp Creature" sGls 5~lucitca Nic-
NcritrGrt6d)cn bot or .Ihc Billings
9ollgbtcr" bon BorinQ Shomoa, Gin
idoncs altenQljidcs Sieb, &ipling'S
.Motber D Wtinc, bos bon 6.SourS
iCbr mirfiom componirt mprbet lit,
ut0 Barriers Sic Serdc," Die ole
reidcn @ciinl inl0en. Ter BroluN
ans 2concopolo'& yEogliocci" iultr.
6c tcmpCromcrtuoll %gclltnAclL bod
ntiBtc nlnrl Sen ord)citrnlcn @lull3.
oen ser Slitgcl MN einntol nidlt CT
ictcn fam. ltro nun fam Scr S1n-
ger nit orci6elltidcr 2icbern. Sila
oob'a nScB" - @cbidt ltnO Cont
petition iinO Qlcid prad)tiG Hli-
binltcilr'@ iinliQem oGs bIintt Der
Sboll" unb oG0cilie" bon Nidorr
Strollb 49, Gin tiefmirfcrbcS Sicb.-
Plus bcn iron50iiid)cn SicrcrGortcr
hnttc Scr SGlt9cr bier ldonc Nlittbel'
nlitgebrod)t: &c 8arbeltr 81 SIC.
prcS" u, &cnornnonb, aWtoI0rc moi"
uon Is. Eiciifcr, .2e Worriogc bc[
Noic&" bon Gcior Sronf mo ooS
ncdiid,c sc EloltAcur," mo oonl
fan, or ms iponiid) init Smci d)orof.
tcriitiidrn Sicotrn bon Mlporc& &c
Nortiou" uno 81 Gelclo." Scr
SdluB biIDetc oie lllltt9e NuitrittS.
aric Y6iQoro'S" aus Goiiini's Bar
bier bon Sepiuo." Sr. 0ogpr5o ionf
iein gauges Erogromm in oen lin
Sproden pcrtreten iporeit, nlalpen
ri0 uno ungcpobuli6 gut oo5u. Sri
Clara Nidcrfclo mar oen Ginger et
ne gemonbtc. feinfiibli9e @eGlcitcrin
Ter Gon3crtiool mar gcfitat nlo boE
Eltblifum ipcnbete bcn1 Sdl>9cr rel
d)c1 9ciiol NM ebrtc i'm ilbcrole.
Ourd5 cine 0on5c gr5obl Scrpnrrltfc
llrb oie mnrell perbieltt.
EuS nGd,ite Hecitol finbrt onr |
Soltuor 1907 itatt. Ger Eianilt u
&. @uoomin ul1o Der Geuiit y. @irt
mcrcer IidJ in oemielbat boren TAI
len. 1H3
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2saf6instons Agentnr
-beS- q
"DentfGen eorre(ponoent,''
@m. Sannemaun, 1915 Wariun,
StraRe, N.-@.
90 ansetgsn uup geftenungen eutgegeu seupns
rten iDerbeH.
9ufalbrridytc ans @alhingtDn.

Gin ernltcr SAIL.
Dor ser Noli5ei = 9isjiplinar : De
b0roc beaoun a~citcrn Oas Serbor Ocs
Eoli5tIten Sipscomb, Ser am 10. Slllt
einen iun9en Wtann. Namens 9aniel
9ople, ms rcdjte anie idoB, iniol9c
ocllel bcrIelbe ieBt crit I'M StanOc lit,
oaS Soipital 81 oerlniicn, mo nod
an &rilfen gcben mllB. 9ople iagtc
aus, CT .llnO Juci Sreltnoc b1tten cine
Spa5Ieriabrt unternpmmer, iein Sltt
lei POM &opf obgapebt llno er lei uom
Sug8p geiprungen uno Der Sophie
oedrng nadgelauicn. Ser Foli5llt
BABE tbm 6lueimaI Salt gebotcn, mo
ais er iid) Oann umgeorebt, babe Der.
lelbe ouf i'm gc5ielt unO i'm ms
8nie ge'd)oiicn. 9arauf babe Der
Scantte i'm nad) Sem Weloefalten &c.
i6leppt, trob0em er gebeten, i'm n1d
einem Solpital 5i bringen. Ger go
li5iIt iogte, iein 6epolper lei 3uiGQi9
dJ~1cgangcn, uno 0ieiel6e @rflGrul9
CAB aud Der Gonouftellr eines Stra.
Benbobnpo3gons ab, ser. ME er be.
balptet, 3euge bes &orfaas mar. Ias
Serbor miro n1dIten Wiittmod fort
geiebt merocn.
Gle annette Nben0 . Il nters
bnltung.
Ser @%eianguerein nNrion" miro
morgen in %ieiner 3ale feline 5ipeitc
9lbenO . l|lnter1altung pernnltalten.
Sin reif6llti9es uno Invertebrates
Gro9rnmm lit aui1eItellt.
Sumucl openers &c a.
ment.
4tad) Dem Scitament beS am Cant
'agltngstoge perun9liidten @ilenbubn-
Gr1iiOenten Sdmuel Spencer. meldeS
geItern i'm @%aiien9eridlt 5ur 9elt1ti'
glilg eingereiht muroe. erb1lt Die
@ittme iGmmtlif1es Mobiliar uno
Sn1entar, icIpie Die @obnlng ST.
Sureoo.Garf in Grange-Gountp, o.
s., o0er, gpenn lie es milnIdlt, nad)
einem Sabre sic @obnung in @oib<
ington. Son ser @obnung, Die lie
ausitlagcn mag, erbalt lie ober Die
tebGnsldngli6e NuBnieBung. Ger
iibrise 33eil oes Nadlaiies miro III
orei glei6e lbeile getbeilt, bon pels
den sic @ittpe einen Gbeil befomnt,
Elm unoerer S1eil fiir lie pertualtet
miro unO Der brittle S6eil Den att'
bern 5ufGQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
BUR Sea6tmtt0

Die Scrrcn &rrcins. nnb 2ugcn-
Gcfrctare ucrbcn gcbetcn, allc Scr
cinsbcridtc ubcr Sdriititiifc, bic fir
Scn pScntid)rn Gorrcipunocntcn" be-
Itimmt iinb, brett IN bic 3citnne 5t
aSrciiren, lin elmer promptcn Gr-
lcbisnns iifcr 5n icin. 0nrd bas
gbrriircn iOlder Sdriftitide an
NngcitcIte trctcn in ocren Ibipeien.
felt 5iters fir bcibc Yartcicn nnlieb-
fame @ers6gcrnngcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
per efponSent

Die jctigc fate @ittcrutG j.pingt
AM Sonntn1 sum Standardization
nn0 Ssr llmidoll uad] unter3aItenoer
&cftiirc. Die SountoBa Nlt91abe oc2
yGeutid)en GorreiponOcntcn" lit reld'
an mltcr]nltcnocm Stcii. sic cnt.
bdlt sic pdtciten 9cpcihcL Oic mid
tighten 2ofal 9teuigfcitcn, gcoiegenc
NrtiteI ulo Sonnt19SplnIocrclcl.
intarrIilntc GrjGblungcn, Mu1oriItl.
ldcS II. i. NJ.
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0ud) %nnaafgcflGrt.

Sie ser 8eriiderungSsA gent Sobn Z.
9ltrfe unl'S Sebelt FAM lit nod
Gin RGtbiel.-Sein 8erii6errnga.
bud) unOertbulb @1uiergcpicrte
cntfernt aufgefunOen. Ger
SlqlteIt bellte NbcnO.
Gle Yoli5ci oea nor0oitlidcn Gis
thrift pereint nit Ieteftip 9ougbcrtp
nom Soulptquortier, nrbcitet nit alien
Wtittel 0oran, 0oS 8ebeimniB oeS
SpocS ocS &eriiderun95 ggcntcn
Sobn :. 9urtc, melder I'M Conner
Itog NbcnO oegen 10 llbr III iterbcn.
Dem 3uItonoe allf Bent StraBcnbabn'
geleiie an ser 6e0eral- StraBe geflHl.
ben mltrOc, 81 %liiften. Nnd) Den bis
jcbt crnittcIten Ibotiod)cn pcrlieb
9urfc mn 8 ltbr ieine @nbnlnlg, 9tr,
1888, YiSquitbsS traBe, I'M &rn. Sobn
@ebrenS non Hr. 250S, Sit.Se0erl.
StroBe, 5lt perlibern. IS miro MN
%onacnonmelL Dab er einen Slod ilber
ieinen 9e%ItimmungSort binouS fuhr
ltno oltf Dem Miidmege bon cinenl
mcItlid gcbenocn @oggon nnlgcronnt
lpitr0e. 3icie Sbeorie bot oeSbalb
cine @obrIdeinlihteit, lueil ser $500.
9lod ipGrlih belelldtct lit un0 INN Die
Belt, olS Iid Scr ltrlfoQ crei9nete, eilt
heftigcr @inO blie3 un0 10 perurIa6en
fonntc. bob 9urfe 6ns Seronnaben
oCs @oqqons i~iberbortc. 8ie Damn
oQcroings Der llnfou 0er Motorfii1'
rer cntgongen iein iol, lit Scr Eoli5ei
elm RGtbicl. @benio ge6eintniBpol lit
eS, ruic oas ELECTROMAGNETIC Oes&er'
ungliiftcn, pclde$ onoertbolb 9locf
BON Ser Stcle, no er 9c%futben muroe,
oortbin fom. God miro Der 6eutc
abeno in Ser rorooltliden 8oli5eiit0.
ton inter Coroner Or. GarrlltberS
Ito%ttfin6cnoc Snqllelt pobl nIebr Sldlt
IN sic Sobe b%ringcil. IS lit nidt
au3gci1loIieuL BOB IN oenlielben ole
Wotoriilbrcr lllto GonOufteure ser
Nodtlinic, bic Inn oieie 3eit Gicnit
botten, perb0rt mcroell.
Wotorfiibrer 30. u. TnpiS bon 9tr.
1920, SItGboiesS troBe. unb CONDUIT
tellr Clarence %. Smith bon Nr, BOB,
SIt-Grclton.S trabe, ipelhe Oie erite
Gntocdlug BON Dem ungliitflihcn er.
pigniB modtelt, plrOcn gcIterr per.
boftet, bod fir ibr Grideinen fir Den
beutigen %SnoueIt cntloIien, 9tnh ibrcr
Nngabe inben lie Don Dem 0itlid)
~1ehenoen Strobenbobnuaagon on,
ctmuS Shmnr5eS uui bcm @eleiie lie.
gen, ous lie fiir cinen Sun6 bielten;
JIG lieBcn otn Mn99on 81 elmer llnter'
iud)nng niht bnltcL modten o6er
Dem @ddter 2ouiS Murtin inl @u1.
1ollIdyuppGn Wfitt6cillln1 Don i6renl
Sunbe, uno Oicier 6cgob iidL ols Der
@oggon lpicOcr IN mcitlidler &iftunI
fubr, nit ~ Ger Stcle, no lie oon1
entoedten, ooB cin llnQliid poiiirt
pur. Ter @dd)tcr blieb 10 langc
BORT, bis ser Superintendent bcs
@nagonSid)uppcns, lueld)er benaf)s
rid)tigt muroc. an Nrt unb Stclc CT.
id)ieu. Smith uio 9opiS bcnnd]rid)
tigtcn oen Eoli5iitcn 0'acefc, ser Die
2(mblllon5 rcaltirirte, Die ben &crun'
gliidten. oem Scr Sb1oel ein9eoriidt
NOR, mad, Dem Ct. Soiep68-Soipitol"
brinaen ioQte. Nui oent @eqc bort.
bin ieoo0 itarb Ser llngliidlidc.
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Gem 9nnbesbehoroen
ii bcrmiricn. Ite beiben Nc,
ger Charles !. Wreelt upit Nr. 1924,
@rrntitrobc. uno Seiie 8. @oters
BON 9tr. no. Eeireeitrabe, iueldle an
Ionncrito9 ultcr Der Anltuloigulg
perhaitet iuuroen. i'll Die Ipotbete
bon II. Charles Tc Srebit I'M Ill
icmont.0otcI" eingebrod)en 5l ha'
ben, iuurocn a~cItern @orniitta9 Der
Yoli3cirid,tcr Carr I'M aoroipeItltt)et'
StationSboiia uorgefiibrt uno poil
pemielber Oen gun0esbchDrhen iiberi
~ipielen.
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Staet Baltimore.
ltntcrhaltuuas d. @eamsiier.

.@uHtNfnecmte." - Sicie 8ohe: Sribi
Shetf in r'W2lc. Wobifte."
.9lauen'S." - Steie SSutbe: nTbe aGabpr
Of 2duqblnno."
,ganctH." - 9icfe @p6e: Grader SddS."
.Tprc's Epcra Sprie: Steie gSpbc:
SIS De SoIp."
.rSunibun /" - 9icfC gSobt: Sour Corners
OF tbc Garth"
.WtnrNlnnp." - Eicfc @odbc: Gbciicr 2'Mmon
Uno Sri. Cable Suliu @ompcrS.
pgtuotturium." - SieIe SSo6e p@oitO 49,
SuitN."
,9ieiu Mpaumental." - Sicfc g9o6c: 30.
bCniQu gurlcSuuegs.
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srco. guncrnidmibt's rImerican
Nrcncrn" Nicrc,

ans Dem ouserlcicnIten Sopien mo
Nal, 0obrollt, fommen irgeuO mel
zen importirten @iereu gIeid. Ger
feinc @didmod unb 8cbaltreidjtbum
iprehen iiir iiG ielbit, mouon Sic iid)
ourd) cine Erobe leiht ii~ber5eugcn
omen. aiite $500. @rouerei ii04
lips 0iaen.StruBc. Gel. s. & =.
36I, MO. 1891. (3l2)
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Gin idSnss nnn niitIides Oeidenf
fir Gneeb0rige 1T INNER cine lebens.
aroke photographic uber cine finit'
lcriid pulenbete Copir zines alien
gilbes in Grahnn, 8aHsrfarbe, Del
ober YaiielI. Die iM6niten Cabinet
bilSer ,,nr 81 pro 9ntenb.
Julius Sebbel, beutider Ybotosrapb.
CO., 321 Norb.0 ap-S tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

Sn Der 3iprs STRIDE oil
Der RoroL8apitrnbc prebilt Batter
Snlins Sofinarr nlorbcn iibrr ben
Tropbeter ,Seinios.
Sic 1treftoren Der San
OelStamme ner6en an nGdl.
item Mplitog cine NerionmlnnQ All
bali,n. in tpelter Die Nomiritioncll
fir Die fonulienoc Gireftorenmobl
poraenommai merocr. IS iir6 I'M
Bnn5en flint reite Eirpfteren stt CT.
p1blril. lie uilsid)cioetlber Iirettc-
rem fine Die So Touglas'M. Wplie.
Seroilinnb u, Wcuer. eiigene u.
SIaf, gefris 5 2cbcrer iirb GAMES
u. Spane.
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die Ser @ciunb6eitsbcajroc nclllid)
Scn,elbct muroetl. &cbl glebt Sr.
Nilid 5u, bob oos 1rirflporcr nidt
Bcn5 frei bon SppGratgjmCn ut, bod
limo Oieic III 10 qeriram @foBe por'
bonocn, baB Die Stlot llodl lcltcr
Nniibt ibr 8cIo mcllpcrfen luilrcc,
fo05 nc CUR GrriMilaG enter 6lltro-
tious-Nnloge idreitc. @Cinobc IN al
len 6dIlcn, ipclde uH.eriuht lplroen,
mar Is bcm @erid7t o,@ @o'ier-Sn-
gcrienr& 81 Tolge r!u %cIhteS, llod'
}ltmciIcn. bnb sic V'oRtbeit BON
gang mberrn llriodcr, ol@ ocn @e-
nlb oeS ltGhtiidcr ~lri0tlpnIierS CT
lcQt mltrhc.
Wnrpfon6 SnjtItut y a ii c
FrGiibent So6n II, Garter lprud)
GcItcrn inn Mnppra E.!renlt por, lltl
III @%rfnbrlHlg Sill brjul1l, lpol1i Die
Sto0t 6crcit icin lu.r0, DER Sebrnlt'
itolt bic oberen Stodmerfc oc@ ncltell
Gcntrc Worft @cb0uor2 5ltr Ncr1lI'
0llllg 81 ltcilett. " trDltll ple all.
mort, OoB oicieS. IN mBcf0br 5lpct
Monntcn ser Sal lem milr0c. %
Sic Nbcnbihule uddItcn Ntorj
ldliebt, lit Oicic SER Oct Shulbebor'
Den ichr Geicgen, "a Der Sebr8nil8
Ourh ben lln5uQ n;tt unterbrod)cn
}lt lper0en braltdlt.
Tn0oiitren 0ic NonleDoros
ElGuC
Ger ,Sorlem &cri60nerungS'
@ercin" bat nod) cjnem 8ortrod.
iueld)clt Der Gbci ElQcticur Ser.
Grid9 Dor oieier GrlaniIotion ilber
bic geplontc llcbcrbrilcfu1g Der
Soncs' Sale Dielt Oaa &rojeft
Cinitimmiu iu6oiitrt.
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@cfanntmadpnns.

Gle s@eitern Mnrplono 9ahn"
bat nelr B~citibulsiige in Glenit &C.
Iteat. NIT observations Buffet
@ag9pu nah 6reoerid. @agerstowll
Cumberland uno glfinsg
Nbiubrt 0ilcn. 9abnboi 9tMorg.
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Sin nciunbrr Surit

ina inns itets pilfomnlen iein, 10
Iaitge mir eiltrn Sropien BON 6rant
Steil's netem Eager an Ser Sot,o
baben, Inn Senielben I'll loihen. (
(339,l2)
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Man perseIie nid)t oen nelien
yWeitcrn Warplanb Balm.

nah 3rcberid, 9agerstomlt, Climber
lamb uno glfins; abfnbrt Siaen-
gdbnbof 8 Moraens tdglif. Conn
tdaS dlislennnmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

III perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
,oer APO Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel ulo Greoit6riefe auf oae
5t1otc guropa's. Gelbienoungerl,
5diiisfartcn, &eiiepdiie uno mislan.
,iides 8elo. Shes. $. 9icner & g.,
2t7 SIt.galtimore.S traBe. (303-)
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Scr MI Rhenmatismms, @idt,

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Raaen. pber irgenb elmer bronilben
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NoIl. (322@
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1850 3eitnngsinngen be,
IN den Sen 800 &inf. ii.
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1irl. Gr.Gongrcbmunn Ghns. u.
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befinbct iidJ in Wr. 321, Nuro. Cap
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-07-12

In the course OF ten years. this means
one and one-half million dollars. Aver
aging the profit on this amount at
twenty per cent, 1t means .hat In ten
years dme three hundred thousand
dollars profits are taken from the town.
Now, on the other hand, should the
farmer. instead Of sending away his
money to the foreign place for goods
he requires, give all his trade to the
home town, its business would be i'm
mediately doubled, and with twice the
employment for the people Year af-
ter year. the profits made by the mer-
chants would be retained In the town,
would seek investment in starting new
Industries, and at the end of the ten
year period, instead OF a town of one
thousand, there would be a lively city
Of from two to three thousand, and
every acre OF farm land within the
trade radius Of the town would be en-
HANGED in value from ten to twenty
dollars.
ENRICHING THE BIG CITIES.
II can be plainly figured out that the
individual farmer who would divert
half his trade to Chicago, New York or
some other foreign city, in the course
of ten years would send away three
thousand dollars. If it were possible
that he could save ten per cent on this
amount, in ten years time he would
save three hundred dollars. His Only
compensation would be a dead home
town, poor schools, a poor home mar
ket, and no increase in the value OF his
real-estate holdings
On the other hand, by giving his
patronage to the home town, even
though he must pay the merchant ten
per cent more than the foreign house,
the result would be like this: On ac.
count Of increase in farm values, one
hundred and sixty acres OF land worth
ten dollars more per acre, sixteen hun
dred dollars; or, thirteen hundred dol
lars better off in ten years than II he
gave half his patronage to the foreign
concern. His home town Is a lively
one, all public improvements. all mod
ern conveniences, high schools. to
which he could send his children
cheaply. good churches, good roads.
and everything that can add to the com
fort and happiness OF its residents,
and those who reside near 1t. Not
withstanding, that the farmers land is
in value. his taxation will be
but little greater, as the business inter
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-07-12
GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH MOTHER EAnrn

taking effort and constant care from
boy OF this age; encourage Il but do
not compel 1t.
He can be taught by example all Of
the needs Of plant growth but his hos.
Ing and wedding may be superficial.
II you ask him he will allow you 20 dix
in his garden TO loosen the soil deeper
than his strength permits. II Is wise
TO 10 this for there must be carrots
and cabbage TO harvest or there will
be no play ground here next year.
II the boy OF five has been allowed
the run Of garden, IL at eight he has
a garden of his own. at ten he will love
gardening and will have absorbed an
amazing store OF knowledge. and 10
him may be impaired at this age In a
way and manner that will awaken the
the purest and best that is in him, the
mystery Of life.
A pumpkin plant on a compost heap.
sending its vigorous shoots over the
weeds, climbing where Il cannot creep.
TRUSTING its snake like head through
the garden fence. is a thing OF wonder
10 boy If he Is but taught 10 see IL.
and when it's great golden blossoms
appear there is a still greater wonder
unfolded.
Boys OF twelve and fourteen may de.
sert the garden for the bali field or the
fishing rod. and II is well they should.
for the serious time OF life is coming
soon and play days should be as many
and long as school and home duties
VIII permit. But garden for a boy at
this age may be a greater factor in his
training for life than at any other. for
by this time the root Of all evil" has
entered his soul; he has learned that
money Is essential I'm order 10 procure
the many things boy must have. and
the garden, which 10 this time has
been a recreation field, a place Of won.
derful possibilities I'm the way of good
things to eat and pumpkins for jack-o'.
lanterns, may be most fertile field
OF revenue.
Whatever the crop the proceeds
should be wholly his own. II he has
produced the crop wholly by his own
efforts. There is but one way that he
can learn the value OF money and that
Is by earning IT, The wise use OF
money must also be learned but that
Is outside the sphere OF gardening.
From address OF Prof. Cranefeld
Wise. Agr. College.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-07-12

greatest good for the greatest number.
the farms Of each agricultural area
surrounding a town should support
that town 10 their uttermOst
KEEP THE MONEY At HOME.
Every dollar that the farmer spends
in the town indirectly comes back TO
him Co., he way of benefits. The town
grows. 10 supports better stores. more
churches, better schools 10 which he
can send his children. furnishes bet.
ter near-at-hand markets To- his prod.
ucts, and finally Increases the very
value 81 his farm land As a good H.
lUstratiOn. the Dry Goods Reporter as
sumes that such an agricultural town
has a population OF 1000, its support
coming from the country tributary to
IT, The life Of the town is its retail
trade. II IL secures the entire purchas.
ing business u the farmers. II must OF
necessity grow rapidly. But Mont.
gomery Ward and Co., Sears. Roebuck
and Co, and others Of the enormous
mail order houses send out their great
four or five pound catalogues describ-
Ing everything under the sun. suppose
that instead Of spending his 5000 a
year in his home town. each farmer in
the community diyerts so per cent OF
his trade from his town and sends $500
a year 10 the catalogue houses: IL
means that half Of the business Of the
town is gone. On the basis Of one hun.
dred or one hundred and fifty square
miles OF territory to support the town,
Il can be estimated that there are FIVE
hundred farmers in the district. Three
hundred dollars year in trade from
each Of the farmers means that one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
ann laily is taken from the home town.