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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
sherman Sdluarb idnloia bcfnnbcn.

Green y op @i3c., If. M0r5.-
Gic Sltrp in Dem Ero3eiic gcncu Den
"iriibercn Nbcrmon Is. s. Sdwort
CAB cin ollf ld)nIoi0 lolttcnoes Ser
cift ob. Ger Nngcflogtc mar oc$
&criud)cs bcldlulOiNt, cincn Gontrot-
tor, BON bcnl CT 5llgcitonocncrnloben
@citedlrn9cn onQcnomcn bate, mo-
fir CT ibn Gontrottc pcrihoficn lou-
tc, SIT cincr m%Cineioigen Nhtaio9C
Dor Der 8rorto &llrj ST ucr%onloiicn.
9oS Gerbrcd)cn lit nit 3ild)thoua-
Itrnfc bcorobt, unO cine 5lucitc 0lcidc
NnfloGc id)pcbt nod 9e0cn Shlporb,
lllO IN icd)S onbcrcn ISGlcrL 1T mel.
den CT iid) ldulloiQ b%cfonntc, mltroc
or SIT @clbltroicn pcrurtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Ncs McinciSS angcldnloigt.

Mlbion ny, If. Mdr5. -
Charles D. SurrCr lit bier inter Der
Nnflo0e oeS MCincioa I'M 3niont.
menbong nit cincn1 on0cbliherl
&criudL 3cu9cn I'M Sal bon eugene
u. George, gcucicncn Er0iiocntcll
Der n@crnlan 9onf Of buffalo" 81
b~eltcd)cn, ucrboitCt worOcn. Ter Nn'
luolt Burners mid Scr llutcriud)ung
aus unb crfl0rtc, CT mcr0c Dor Die
8rono SSitrp bon SrlconS-Gountp
gcbcn. Surncr ltcatc @iir9idoit in
Der Sobc bon $1,000.
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@ricfbei6rScrnng nad) Dem WnslanSc

Gie olSlGnoiidc HoIt iiir Die
nit Dem II. Wdr5 cnbcnbe ISOLDE
idlicBt Gin aaen 5dIen piinftlid)
irt Soupt.Y oltomt, pie folgt:
Gie YadctEoit lit taoliW bon 8
llbr 8ormittae3 bis 5 llbr 4banos,
allsgcnomncn Sonntogs, offcn.
Die Eodet:Yoit mad 9euiidlanb
id)lie6t oll "A. II. 16. WGr5 nm If
llbr Gormittogs; nod @robbriton-
MEN lrno Srlanb Gicnita9s uno 3rei.
tags um 5 llhr Mben6s.
Camper fabrcn bon Sem : gorf
ob, iperun uid,t oilbers angegeben.
TronsatIontide y o. #.
Gicnitog 13. WtGr5 49, nm 7 llbr
GbcnoS, nod Srlnnb per 9ompier
Baltic" pio Guccnstolpn. Woltio.
den nod) onocren Gbeilcn G%uropo'S
miiiier per Baltic" obreiiirt iein.)
Wiithuod, #. Wdr5 INT I llbr
AbcnbS, nod europa per Sonlpfcr
.Ccutlhlono," pio Flpnlolltb, Gber.
bourg uno Snmburg. (Gie Eoit noh
5ronfreid muB per Geiitid)lnnb"
norcilirt lein.) 10 llbr abenoS, nod
6ronfrcidl Siio.europo, Ggppten II.
Yritiifr Snoien per Gonlpier ga
lorraine" oio Sourc. Noit nod an
oeren Sbeilen G%uropo'S muB nper
lorraine" nbrciiirt lcin.)
Sreitag, IS. Mtdr5 - 3 ltbr Nad.
mittagS, nod ben N5orcn per Gam.
pier bon Bottom; 6 ltbr abenos. nod)
europa per Compiler Ebilooclpbia,"
pia Elpmoutb mo %G6erbourg. Woit
llof 2%iperpool SdottIono iuuo ST.
lonb muB .pcr Ybilooelpbia" oorci.
iirt iciu.) Z llbr g(benos. nod Gu.
ropo per Compiler .2ucnnia," oia
Gileenstoipn.
9 0 It mad g ii 5. II. Central.
u INERTIA, U it inOieu etc.
Gienitag, 13. 0iGr5 - llbr Nod).
mittoGS. nod Somuico per 3ompier
bon Bottom; 10 llbr g6enos, nod
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9(ms 9altimurc.G unntg.

Ger @rono Der So6i6ule 81 Solpion.
Gin @rciienbeim riir 0alti.
morc.Gountp. Sm iilbcrncll
Strange.
Non Der Sotidllle in Solplon, in
meldcr bcfonntli6, mic Der ,Teutidlc
Correspondent" ihon geitern berid)-
tcte, am Somitog Na6mittag 8eitc"
oitsbrod, Iteben jest nir nod bic
Wallcrll, mo man id1bt Sen olir6
Die Slnnmen angerihteten Shoocn
ouf minoeitens $4,000. Gos @e-
b1uoe ~foitetc etipa $4,000 mo mar
fir $4,000 in Der .Eenniplpnnia'
Seuer 0criiderungs . @eielidlaft"
periidert. Ter Snbolt mar fir $500
perii6ert. Won glaubt, ooB Der
@rono burd) cilicn idobboitcn Hond,s
lang I'M 5ueiten Stoduerfe, no Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

SiloNro, Sopti ur0 Colombia per
0MnpfCr nMltoi;" nod Nopti per
Gurpicr oTriu3 Src0crid&crOrid;"
noh @rolilicn per Gompfcr oGoiti.
lion Erilcc," pio Hio Sunciro mo
Sonto$; nod sen 2cCuoro. mo
g8inomoro- Snicln per 0ompicrn Wo-
noo;" nod ocn Ga Eloto 2Gnoern
per Gompier n9omingo DC 2%orrino-
ga" nod ocl Bahamas per Can't
pier BON Wiomi Slo.
Wittmod, fl. WGr5 - ltnl 10 llGr
Nbcnb&, nod Gubo, 2)ucotot mo
Gompcd)c per Sonlpicr .@iqiloncin;"
nad) Central Inlcrifn Colombia. Der
&onol5onc uno Siib-Eocific.S 0icu
per Camper pio Golcr; nod Nor0-
Nroiilicn per 0ompicr nYolpcorp,"
pio Foro ln6 WonooS; nod Ga
mnico per Sampler bon Ebila0el,
pbio.
Gonneriioa 10. WiGr5 - 10 llbr
Tbcnbs, noh Neufuhblouo per Gont.
pier nSilpio."
Srcitoq, tG. WGr5 lint 10 llbr
IbcnoS, nod @crmu0o per Snmpicr
r9crnmlbion;" nod Eorto Gico, Gll-
rocoo mo Genc5uclo per 9unlpicr
.Ebilooclpbio;" nod @rcnoon mo
Srinibob per Gorrpier .Moropol;"
nod Sortllnc-S Slono mo Colombia
per Gon1pier nSornio;" nod Snntni-
ca, Der &o1ol5onc. Colombia, &enc.
5uclu, Sceiuur0. mo @inolpur6.Sn.
ielr urlb @uiolo Der Goupicr nSo.
gus; nod ocn @obomoS per Can't
pier bon Wiomi, 6lo.
Gic ToIt fir Neuiulolono, pio
Hortb.S poncp. mo iiir MiQuclon.
tia Bolton, idlicbt biCt tGgli0 mi
8 llbr NadmliitogS; fir Gubo, bill
2ompa, tdglid) INT 1 liGr Nohnlit-
tags; fir sofia Nico, S%ouHnroS (Sit'
fiiitc), @latonlulo un5 Nicorugla
(OItfiilte), pio Nelu Srican3, tdglid
l,ni 10 llbr MbcnbS.
Grams acific g It.
WontaG. ~. Wdr5 - llbr aboS.,
nod) Sopoii. Sopon, Goreo, China II.
ocn Ybilippincr pio Son 5ron5iSco.
Mitttuodl IA. Mars tint I llbr
gbcnbs, nod Sopon, Gorea,J China
uno Den Ebilippincn uio Seottle.
Ionneritog 10. Wiar5 - I llbr
9(bcnos, noh Sopolt, Gcrco, China
unb oen Ebilippincn uio Scottlc.
Sreitos. i6. WGr5 INT Z llbr
gbcnbs, nod Sopol1, Goreo, China
(nrr lueiln ipc5icq oorciiirt) pin "a
coma.
Samitog. II. MGr5 - lm I ltbr
s(bcnos, nody Solpoii, Sopon, Gprco
unb China bio Son Sron5isco.
Sie Noit nod) @uonl mo Den Ebi-
lippincn, pio Gan Sron5iSco. id)Iicbt
bier tGglih bis 5itm 81. W0r5 nm Z
llbr gbcnos; yo6 Nclt.S ecIono,
Niiitrolien, Ncu.GnIcooniclL Somoo,
Soluoii uno Sill Snicln, bio Gan
S~ron5iSco, tdglid, bis sun, 81. Vtar5
nm Z llbr Iberl0S.
Die Grams. Yociiic.Yoit miro tGg.
li6 5llm gbiabrtSbaien beiorocrt,
ma sic Belt oes Yoitidlniies lit 10
orrongirt, boB ein ununtcrbrodencr
llebcrlaro =. transport crmogli6t
miro.
W. SallSnrris,
EoItmeiiter.
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%tSlallntclt 5lerlt entoedt nltr0en, emf
itono. Clarence See, cin <tider fir
Die Sirulo ToueS Wt. 9rpnn < Cons,
entocftc Die Slommen mo bcnodlrid)-
tigtc Die SpribcnsG ompognie IN Com
ion, Cine groBe Wenidclmcn0c ionh
iib bolO IN Der Hahbori6oit 0cS @e.
bGlr0c5 Elm, bod bette Der @ruIro,
oitrd) Den ltnrfelt Mino angcfodt, be-
reit8 10 an ltn1fa1g 5llgcllonnlcn,
6aB 6 unnoglid mar, etlpoS aus
ocnn 5mcitcu Stodtuerfc 5lt rctten.
Cine p%oIIt0n0igc 2oborotorium.Ginz
rid)trnn sic crit fiir5lid) nit cincm
9oitenoliuonbc bon 500 nn9cidofit
morocn mar ltno lid i'm crItcn Stod.
lpcrte bcf0n0, fonrtc bon oen Scrrel
GariS Tllbp, Scnrp Siug0rtncr ma
Nnocren gcrcttct meroel,, lucldcn =
aud gelonn oic 0ibliotbcf mo cine
Nn5abl @ilocr, Die I'M crltcn Stod.
mcrre bilgclL 5u rcttell. 0ic bolo an
ser 9ron0it0tte ongelangtenS pritcll.
Gompaanic'n BON Soplon @opula.
tolun, Mt. @oibington ul1b Golono.
Earf fon1ltcn nid)t bnS @cri1gItc &C.
gen sic Slonlmcn ouSrldten, lonoern
MIR ibr Nltgenmerf oorulli riftclt.
ooB bic Slammcn nid)t nod onocre
@cbGuoc crgriffen. Wcbrcrc nobcgr.
le0cnc, aus Snd,lucrf crridtcte Soit'
Ter 9erietbcn olrd) Sulfcn III Brand,
lpurocn icbod) BON Der Sellerlucbr ON
Hicbcrbrcnncn pcrbinoert.
Sm Iilbcrnen &ronSc.
Scrr ul0 Srali Sobn Wertlein lei
crtc1 in ibrcr Ncbouiung 81 Mbitc-
ball int arctlc uielcr Srcunoc mo Sc.
fonntcn ibr iilbcrncS @od)6eitS, Subj.
IGllm. Cine gauge NnSobl idoncr
@cihcntc mlirbc Dem Ynorc iibcr'
rcid)t un0 Gin idmodboitcS ScltelIcn
icrpirt. Inter Den Imuclcnocn be-
fun0cu lih II. 81: Eoitor Q. W.
Gllgcl ul0 @attir, Sr. uulo Srou
Ybil. McrtIciu. Sr. unO Srolt Ebil.
s. Sling &r. mo Srou NidoloS 90
Die, Sr. mo 6rou Is. PRECAUTIONARY
Sr. mo Srolt @nt. Scbrmon, Sr.
uno Irou 0opib aleinborot, Srou
$. GroB, 6rou s. WtcGomos, 6rou
& 6cbrmon, oic Srls. Goiip Mtcrf-
lcin, WlnbpS Wtcrtlcin, Ncllic WtcGo-
mas. 2ottic Sing 8rocc ailg, aotic
Wcrflcin uiro Selcn Wcrflcin, ionic
Die $50, SonncS Gn9cl, Soiuoro aIcin.
barot, ScnrU Sobnlol, elmer Wcrf.
lciL Srouf WcrflcilL Soparo Wtcrt-
lcin, MiQiom Wcrflein benjamin.
Wcrflcin, Sobn Wcrflein, Inoreiu
Werflcin, George Wtcrflein II. 2eipiS
Wtcrflcin.
sim u rciicnbcim ii t 9oIs
timorcz G%puntp.
DIS oWorpldnocr Sloultric. &ciln
fir @rciic unb @rciiiuhen bon @olti-
morc,Gountp" lit an Son1itog I'M
S~rciS9cridte bon Baltimore GountD
81 Soluion bon Den Nodgenonnten
incorporirt lppr0cn: @iliom 2cnp.
Goluorb $. Sorgrnuc, Sobn @. Sd)Gs
fer, Stanley u. 6ollt uno Gnoio 8
Orr, olc bon Baltimore. Ger 3mcd
lit Der, elm nidt icftircriidleS Scirn
fir oltc 9cWobner bcS StontcS 81
Gnaoole, 6ullcrton Foltomt, ST grim.
Den. Gic Soften Der gufred)tcrbol>
tling Scr gnitnlt loucn olIrdJ ireiuil.
lige Gontributioncn geocdt lpcrocn
uno Die gcrnnntcn Sncorporotoreu
fir ooS critic Sobr olo SrltltecS DER
Nnitolt imiigrcn.
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BRENT nod inner.

Cameo SIS, If. M0r5. - Sir
geltcrn untcrnommcncr @criild), Die
icd)S Wcilcu BON bier cntiernte bren.
ncnbc G%ro0lqncac, luclde icit benz %.
Sebrllar tGgli6 Inuicnbc Sub Gro
aos per5ebrt, olrrd) cincrl onriiber &c.
ltiilpien cllorl1cn Stobl0cdel 81 Ii.
idell, lit mibIumGcn, pa Der Den
Gcdel t%rngenOc @n8gon entglciitc
llno Ole mitgcnomcnc @oiierpumpc.
ipelfc Die orbcitcnocn Manner nit
@oiier iibergicben iollte, 5uionumen.
brnd.
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Stiir5tc in Ben COB.
Charles Sobnion. cin an Der Sigbt-
Strabc wobnboftcr Moun BON 80
Sobrcn. ~itiir5te Somltog Mittog bel
Der arbeit al Dem gnbou sum v9as.
ipeQs Sotcl" an Baltimore, nobe So
lnopcritroBe, aus Dem 3. Stodiuerf
hinob in Sen Seller. nobel er einen
SddoeIbrl,d) merlitt, Dem CT penige
Iinilten nodj ieincr guinabme in
.StaottSoipital" erlag.
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Nus Scm Snncrcn Marplaub'S nno
ben nuNrcnScnbcn Stnatcn.
Scr 5mcitc Ero,5cb c IT 9 c.
icbt.

Scr 5mcttc Ero,5cb e It 9 c.
lest.
Gll Sagcrstomn bat Der Staat5all-
malt bcll 5~lucitcn Ero5cB OcS Npotbc.
ferS 3. ". @crmoun BON Glmlbcr.
Inn0 uuo bcS Ncgcrs Or. s. S.Somp.
fins mtf ocn 90. WfGrj icitgeiebt.
gefanntlih mllrocn Die 9ciOen lebtc
ISOLDE oui sic Nniduloiglu1g pro5ei,
iirt, I'M Sllni pcrgalgcllcn SobrcS bcn
500 OcS Sri, s. Worwcll ourd cine
criminelc Operation pcruriodt 5u ia
ben, bod fonntcn iid) Die 8cifpporc.
men ouf fcincn @obrlpruh cil1igen
mo mllr0en cntloIion. 9cioc In9e.
flngtc iiito inter $4,000 @iirgidoit
bis gum Ero5cb in Sreibeit gciebt
mor6cn.
Rod Gin WorOpro5eB
Sn Su0crstomn fam am Son1itog
Der Yro5eB oeS 6orncrs Sobn Slifer
81 Glloc uno murbe Der SAL INN $50
Nbcnbs Den @robgcihworeuen iibcr.
ocben. Sliicr bat icincn Nod)bor 60
cob y. Yfoiicnbcrger eridoiIcr. Yfoi.
fcnberger mno Die Satin Slifcr's &C.
rictben iiber boS gigcntbumSred)t ci.
ilcs Streiien 2anoes in @ortpe6iel
uno Sraii Sliier mlroe bon Efoficn'
berger bon ocnn 2onoc gcnielen. eli.
fer bemcrftc Den Streit Der Srall nit
Yfoficnbcr0cr mo bcgob lid nit Dem
Shicbgcmcbr binolts, I'M lelnc 6rot
SIT bc'd)iitcn. gls er in Ole N0be
Yfoiienbcrger'S fam, ioll oieier nit
eiiem Steinc IN Der Solo uno cilcnl
berbeu 6lllhe ouf i'm 5ugefommen
iein, iuorolli Sliier %icllerte llno Dem
llngliidli6cn cine @llnoe in berSeitc
b%eibrod)te, an peld)cr or ltorb. Die
@eid)morencn botten iid) geItern Iritb
nod oli fem Ycroift gceinigt.
= d) c II Il c II b I q Il D.
Phi scr Sorm oeS Srn. s. Haper
bel Eotopsco, Carroll . County, &C.
rietb oie grobe Sfellnc in 9rono.
Wtoll rettete oos Gieb, ober iGmmtlife
8orrGtbc ipltrocn Elm Hoitb Der Slam.
men. Ger MIR tbeilpeile perliberte
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9lnam 1lnpp's Mejtauraut,

VT. hui, HDlosNtN
Ser s9tprboft Snimeriudbrenoer @alpet rim
bon baltimore" pcriammelt ftb bier tes
ben Montua. - Seurqc Nrcbm & Cons
Nicr an Sapf, nab beutiber art oireft
BON SOB.
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Satob Gic5' ,,Meipste.Sane,"

HnrouitsGde ocr Soiu. nuo Surret.Str.
Sunptslurtier ocS @efnn9oereins rWtcio'
bic. Stngiiuloen icoet Sonnerftaggbcno.
&~eri1mmlungcn bcs nGeu!ennial Wtctaers
8crctlls" icoen 2. uno 4. 9teniia9 I'm
Monat. 3elepbon - Wtt. SernuI, 2666 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

Gr. 1920 nub 1i22, Sarfurb.Nuenue
Suuptuinriier oc5 n5bnliasWidnner6orS".
Snue nno Snmncrgarten billie al bets
IteibcH. @uter Ylab fiir Iuiterrr0tten.
6cinitc Sctrdltfe. Srcis@Sool. 6. Il B.s
5elcpbpI - ut @trnou 3769 Or.
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aub StsbIanbtOpm.

Giriue's rGantpu 2iebcrirnnSSnnr,"
eto.ueit.Gdc 3, Str. II. Sait'9tue., Canton
SanptQIartier bcs sGalitons3ieoerfran8".
GtnGftlroe icocrl Wtitnppb Gbeno. Ger
itna glbero. rgtGtionoI"sJi' am Supf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gSuIte 1453 &.
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+ Gin groBcS CONCERT uno 9an

CTl HfOBV9 UUH3VTl IHIU SuTI
p~crunltaltct Gclttc Der ,MoSdrt.
WGnncrd)or" in Sbimod's .gobmen-
SaQe," groaolpop unb 9arnesItrobe,
uao miro Den geinhern oas oenfbor
Bette oltf Dem @ebiete oes berItihen
Gauges bieten. Ger Gerein but iif
trot ieiner Silgen0 6ei'm 0eutiftbunl
Ser Stoot piclc 6reunoe er%iporben,
Die IS gcmiB nidt imterlaiieu merbcn,
ii1 5u Dem CONCERT ein3uiinben.
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sSubu 1rnnS's ,,Yader.Serberar,"

Er. 13J, SarrtIpns, inpe SrTtngtpn'Str.
SEQ. 9iintbcr, IT., NrnusGn.'s 8ier anl
Sapf. gSarnter 9ilpf6 bon ~ bis 1 ubr
Gabmittugs. aIe hcltfbcn Ndder iirb
Gum Sclltbc eitacldbcR. g. Il B.sIeles
ppon - Mtt. Serfion Coz H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12
Stnt's Sutci,
4 -JlnftttnarraGtrafi f

8imnlcr an Scrren at permietben. Seinfte
@cirGllie ulo gSeiue. nNups&ieiosBruues
rei"sBier. Scriammliuass9o,aI oeS ST
%2ombaroitr.. SmnleruGbrenocns 8au' urb
2eibpere!ns-. 9bei. sGel. = gBoIie 1869 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

Gr. PIG, Sla1', nabe Suiuaro'Strafe
Sor6ii9li6e 98etne, Spirtiloieu II. llniurs
Giadrrclt. @eitcs @ier nm 3apf. 2unf6
fir Sef6dftsleuie bon 1i.30 BGrm. bis
2 ubr Ga6mtttGeS. 9elcpboT e. & q.
- 0it. gcrInn 300S 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-12

Z. ". @dcrmanu's Sune,
GurbpibGGe 8uugD. uno Caroline. Strnsf.
Sa%liptaudrtlcr bes s@apernsWlnuerborS".
8creins' 8crlammInnaen ieoet 9onneritGa
NheHo. Hele MtitgIteoer ipiIitonmeiL.
gcr6iieIihes @ier oer ~9satiouaIsYraue'
tei" an 3apf.
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Sn %pcrfanfcn.


I'll bctfnNItN:
lin cincn 9id6lnb ub3uibIicbct 43 ELDER,
2 NobS, 81 Bcrdbes, 1 liciIe hon Der SiGots
9rer3c 9clcacn lno ctlun 10 Wiinutell bon @nrs
benpiIic %cnllerni. naiieno fir Wtilberci. Sc
miiicfnrn pber GctliiaeI5u6i; cine quite Guclc
dnf oem GlGb. sir ndberc Gin5elnbeitrr uorefs
fire man Nubt. z. Guric, 1928 T.sGuluertsSt
(li1riS,1 gliD
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StcilcaciudI:

Gin criuadicncs oettfbes Wiibdbcn fmdbt cine
SteIIc. 9tnhjiirn9eH IN Nr. 1882, Dnn. etrufc,
GO-&D
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WcrInnnt:
&crlangt int N%agemcincm.
,cutsdlcs sirbeits. godbmei,uuns gireou.

Scrtidles Irbeitss Nnfiueiihn8s sSHrenr,
fsr. 2l0, SiiosSba .Strobe, unter Der gufiidt
belitfthe &anoiuericr, 9lrbeitcr ulo Sicnit5oicn
gu bctbdittgcn iuiiniden, ipoIen iib pcrfonlih
poer in tranfirten @rtelet an ben MQcutet ocr
@cteIli6aft SuBnnn .. W,rDcr, Hr. 2t9, Shs.
eHarp' straRc, iuenocn, pclbcr unentgeItlld
nisinnit ~ertbciIcu ipirb. Spreb ituiben bon 1
bis 3 llbr. Suu2S,tO
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. SteIcacluh:
WHnt lno Sruu obne Giiloer (ScmtidJe)
fuden Stcue uuf eincm iIcinen QuibiiBe. Sit
c%rfrapen In Tr. 1902, GnitcrnsAlucuuc, &inter'
gebGlioc. (G9-7D
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15

moisture other gases are absorbed
with this moisture and these act upon
the unsoluble elements of the soil,
leaving them ready for the plant to
absorb. To show how soils may alb
sorb moisture an experiment was made
in Germany on several kinds of soil,
all in as nearly dry state as posi-
BILE. Taking gypsum as the basis, it
was found that in twenty-four hours
lime sand absorbed three times as
much moisture as the gypsum; clay
soil about twenty-eight times as much
as the gypsum; garden mold about
fifty-two times as much, and humus
about 120 times as much. This shows
that humus has greater power to alb
sorb moisture from the air than any
other ingredient in the soil.
In addition to absorbing moisture
our farmer readers know that rich
black soil will hold the moisture longer
than clay soils. The reasons for this
are: First, the soil rich in humus can
hold more moisture than clay soils;
and second, cultivation being easier,
the surface can be broken more read
lily, so that the moisture cannot escape
by evaporation.
To sum up what we have said in this
article, we may find that:
Cd Humus is the principal source
of nitrogen in the soil. That plants
must have nitrogen to effect a suffi-
cient growth, and without humus the
bulk of the supply of nitrogen is cut
off.
CD The decay of humus not only
makes the nitrogen in the humus fit
for the plants use, but it also acts
upon many of the mineral elements in
the soil, making them fit for the
plants use.
CD It's presence in the soil invites
the presence of earthwOrms and in
sects which consume many complex
substances in the soil and cast them
off ready for the plants use. Besides
this the death of the insects increases
the supply of humus, and consequently
the supply Of fertility in the soil.
(4) Humust makes soil dark or
black, which color makes the soil a
better absOrber and retainer of heat.
60 1t reduces the weight of soils,
making cultivation easier and hinder
ing the earth from running together
or packing"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15
Four Immense Water
melons.

The illustration given
herewith represents with
the greatest fidelity a
wonderful product in the
Wenatchee valley. The
cut is made from an origi-
nal photograph-and pho
tographs, you know. do not
lie. The four melons
shown were raised by
Ernest Gauntt, at Sunny
Slope" near Wenatchee
The largest of the quar-
tette weighed 81 pounds.
and the others 40, As and
40, respectively, making q
total of 1856 pounds. They
were of the Kleckley sweet
variety, which is noted
for it's fine quality. We
should like to hear from
other raisers of such
melons-or of any other
kind of crop, for that mat.
ter. If you have a photo,
graph of what you raised
send it along, with full
details.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cam
not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure 1t you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is
not quack medicine. 1t prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this country
for years and Is a regular prescription. 1t is
composed Of the best tonics known, COM
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The per-
feet combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15

ure of soils, insuring a uniformity by
compacting sandy soils and by rem
dering clayey soils less compact.
All the above are derived from the
presence of humus in soils. If the
farmer would have his soils receive
those benefits, he has but to apply a
sufficient amount of organic matter in
the form of barnyard manure or le'
guminous crops.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15

place of the old COWS; the others
should be well finished and marketed
when they bring the best price. There
is really no excuse for selling good
beef heifers at to 81 cents a pound.
Don't be afraid to put some good grain
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15

CO 1t makes it possible for the soil
to absorb more moisture from the air
and also makes it possible for it to
retain more moisture than soils with
out humus.
CD 1t is the governor of the text
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-11-15

Sometimes the stOcKman who raises
his own feeding steers has more hell
ers than he knows what to do with.
Save the most likely ones to take the
The statesman., 1906-02-16
Easily Explained.

Captlons Critic-O. come now. you
don't mean to say s,.,iously that is q
portrait OF Gen. Sir Timothy Hotspur,
vS. KCB!
Photogiapher-Taken from life.
Il can't understand that. I've seen
6ir Timothy at the head OF his brigade
many time. and he always had fire
eating expression which NO one could
forget; but in the portrait be looks as
meek as . lamb"
"But. my dear sir. he wasn't at the
head Of his troops when be sat for
that picture"
well. rvs seen him alone, too. and
his expressioa vas just the same. He
vas alone vAsa he came here. sup
pose!"
no. not exactly: his wife was with
AiD-"-6tras Stor.sA
u you have "A Broken Rosary"
Why no, get How to Do Besdwork"7
Did The Man Behind he Door"
hear The Confessions OF a Club wom.
an"?-Carolyn Wells in The Sunday
Magazine.
The statesman., 1906-02-16
A MODERN MIRACLE.

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
covery Of Mrs. Mollie Holt OF this
place writes J. o. r. HOOPER, Wood.
ford, Tenn. "she was so wasted by
coughing up puss from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end so near that
her family had watched by her bed
sideforty-eight hours; when, at my ur-
gent request DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry was given her, with the astonish.
Ing result that improvement began.
and continued until she finally com.
pletely recovered, and is a healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. Doc and $l.00 at
all druggists. Trial bottle free.
The statesman., 1906-02-16
the STATESMAN. DENVER. COLORADO

The ladies' of Bethel Baptist will
serve a connundrum supper Feb. Is.
All are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cotwell entertained
at dinner Sunday Rev. John Turne.
and Mrs. McCubbin.
Mrs. Henry Clay and family, after
spending several moaths in Kansas
City, Kan, and Liberty, No, returned
to Cripple Creek last week. Their
many friends welcomed them on their
return.
Mrs. II. Graves OF Victor delight
fully entertained the Columbipe Art
Club last Thursday. Their next
meeting will be with Mrs. Cotwell OF
Victor.
The Columbine Art Club will serve
a Martha Washington dinner the 22d
inst at Handy Chapel for the benefit
OF Rev. John Turner. We ask for
them your liberal patronage.
The statesman., 1906-02-16
CRIPPLE CREEK. COLO.

Mrs. Minnie Taylor returned to the
camp last Monday after spending {;
week with friends In Denver.
Rev. Greenle Of Cheyenne. wyo.
spent several days visiting at Mrs
Geisman's ranch last week.
Among the sick are l.. F. McCul.
Tough and Mrs. Wagner OF Victor. At
this writing both are improving.
Mesdames Miller and Taylor were
dinner guests at the Thrower's Sun
day.