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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19
Negro Youth Killed.

NORFOLK, VA, June ls--John Wood,
E young white man, was arrested IN
Iserkley Ward tonight. charged with the
murder OF Willie Williams, colored
youth. Both slain and slayer worked
in the Garrett winery. About noon to-
DAY. after q few hot words, Wood struck
{ Williams blow on the head With Q
stick. The negro returned to his work,
hut In the afternoon complained mat
his head was aching and went nome.
Later, lie died,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

Lower School.-W. "A. Chambers, r. B. Eas.
ley w. F. Reach. ~. H. $Lukhnrd, IN
McGu ire. a. II. Sutton, J. II. seden. H. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19
One Way Out.

Bridget, you've broken as much china
this month as your wages amount to-.
Now, how can we prevent this occurring
again r.
7 don't know. mum, unless you raise
my wages. - seleaf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

The certificate Of Improvement Is ranked as
marking ono OF tho ribbon divisions. $5
Unassigned ION account OF sickness late on.
trance. or carly withdrawal)- Upper school.-T.
NJ. Darlington. p. P. Conquest. H n. Cowar-
dln. II. Z. Hartmann, G. H. Hnnaut r. w.
Lee. n. 3. Marley. L. T.. Pribbe. ]. e Roth,
r. c. selden, w. r. Taylor. L. Washer. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

\ . + Z b. , ~ {
All State licenses expire April 30th.
It will be the duty Of the Commissioner
4 OF Revenue to report to the Hastings
Court in July term, all persons, firms
and corporations who have not procured
State licenses Merchants, commission
merchants physicians, dentists, attor-.
ineys, liquor dealers, dealers In pistols
bowies and dlrks. contractors of every.
kind, proprictors OF eating houses, billiard
and pool rooms. and all others. take no.
tice. Il
WoMAN's sBAPTIsTiMlssIo AND
EDUcATIoNAL ASSOCIATION OF
VIRGINIA, PORTSM OuTH,iVA.,
JUNE 521-24, 1906. IL
Account of the above occasion, Norfolk
& Western Railway will sell round "trip
tickets to Norfolk. Va, on June Goth and
21st limited to return June 27th,s at rate
OF $3.50. CHI. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
GWoMAN's BAPTIST STATE EDUcA-s
TIoNAL CONVENTION OFsVIRG iNIA,
& LYNcHBURG,tVA., JUNE 21.24, 1906.
r. Account OF the above occasion. Norfolk
& Western Railway will sell round-trip
tickets to Lynchburg, Va, on June goth
21st, limited June 27th at rate Of $3.50.
c. H. BOsLI5Y.
District Passenger Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

4 Branch. s. v. Boykin,
Hooper. NJ. o. Jones,
Omohundro. J.#J. Rod
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
The Colored Leaders.

1.-THE colored teachers of the race
are wise and conservative men: none
realize quite as deeply as they the
magnitude and difficulty of leading
people up from slavery to the con-
dition requisite for dischargng the
duties of citizenship. This must be
a long task of slow growth. in which
the cOlOred masses must educate
themselves, 1t is they themselves
who, by their attachments and con-
duct, are TO determine their own
political future.
| say to my colored friends-seek
first education, and all rights will
soon be added unto you in this
country.
1.-THE immediate task in hand has
hitherto been to demonstrate wheth-
er or not there lay in the colored
race capacity for improvement. This
should not bave been matter of
much doubt, since history shows
from what unprOmising material
other races of men have arisen in
the scale and slowly reached civiliz-
alton. but it was naturally doubted
by those who had known colored peo-
pie only as slaves, whether they
could ever rise to the dignity of
freemen. The teachers already pro-
duced, ministers, lawyers, doctors
and members Of all the other pro-
fessions, the professors seen here and
elsewhere in their colleges, the
steady increase of taxable property
owned by Negroes, aud what we see
here today gives lie convincing an
swer. The Negro, just like our own
race, raises himself whenever he OBJ
tains freedom Of action and educa-
ton. The race develops qualities by
the exercise of its inherent, tn hith-
erto latent powers. The question is
no longer open.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
Excerpts From Carnege's Speech.

Says Negroes are the equal OF other
Races. The speech began rs follows:
"We visitors from the North are
here upon the quarter century OF this
remarkable educational institution
for the colored people, not because
we are more deeply interested in that
race then in our own white race in
the South, but because we feel that
the problem is one that vitality con-
Germs our own race, and it is their
cooperation in the South we chiefly
look to for its solution.
at is impossible that educated
Southern white people could find life
agreeable or inspiring and fruitfully
yielding all its sweet graceS, sur
rounded by and inferior race sunk in
ignorance and squalor. Human St =
ciety is one great whole, and a deg
radiation of one part Injuries and
lowers the lives of the others.
I'VE OF the North have on our
hands somewhat similar problem.
The hundreds of thousands of immi-
grants now reaching our shores from
the backward nations of Europe
would soon prove Il menace to our
peace and happiness. were their
children not instructed in our own
ideas. The great preservative is that
every child has access to an excellent
public school.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21

The ladies of the woman's
club who think we are inimical to
them and their club, are greatly
in error. These women through
this club, have accomplished
much in this city in recent years.
Women are natural gossipers-
but gossip is all right when there
is efficacy in the gossip and the
gossipers.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
Tuskegee Quarter Centenary Celebration.
Twenty-Five Years of Existence Marks the Epoch Of
Phenomenal Evolution Giants Of the1 Nation
Speak Their Views.
Bishop Grant Said in Part

ITO know God is the highest
knowledge, and to know man is the
second in Importance Goodness is
the greatest possession in man, in
heaven or on earth. The first care
of minister Of the gospel should be
the perfecting of character, Jesus
Christ being his ideal. A knowledge
Of his goodness is to assist man in
becoming himself like Christ.
ITO have knowledge of His wisdom
is to make man wise. TO know His
mercy is to enable m9n to be more
lovable and charitable toward his
fellow man, and to know man is to
eliminate the thought of being
strangers, and where such knowledge
exists, we become one family on the
face Of the earth, with the DISPOSE
ton mutually to assist each other in
the way Of life.
ITO fully appreciate that in Him
we live and have our being. is to
teach man that we should imbibe
the life divine, and during our So
journ IN the earth human nature
should absorb the divine nature, so
that all of us might develop onward
and upward toward the divine: thus
teachng us that we are one family
Observation-Disclosures glorify God and
to better each others condition: that
when the material world shall pass,
we may enter the world to come
W tn heavenly aspirations, thoughts
more lofty duties more noble that
shall last through ages eternal"
Bishop Galloway Said
This Republic, without equality
before the law and impartial free
dom in casting the ballot for citizens
of all races, could not endure"
Bishop Galloway lives in Mississippi
pi and has the courage to speak his
convictions.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21

It's now foregone conclusion
that the Home Meas, edited and
published by Mr.. Murray. is run,
not for the races elevation, not
for prcuniary emoluments, not
for political alteration. but mere
ly as "knocker" and an lob
jector.' The reason that we have
come to the above conclusions
are: The paper has but little
original matter, but few ads
and the general make up warrant
not a large bona fide subscrip-
tiOnliSt.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
NOTICE.

Mrs. Laura Conner has been
duly authorized to travel and sol
icit SUBSCRIPTIONS for this paper,
and we shall be glad to have
all with whom she may come in
contact, give her their names.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
MoTTO:

st is no benefit to have given
me something, but it is a benefit
to have enabled me to obtain
something for myself. Elmer
son.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
Notice! NotiCe!!

Parties who do not get their
paper as late as Mondays, call
at Thompson Bros. 806 e. Wash
ington, ST., or at this office, or
call up old phone 998, res. new
phone, 1902, and be supplied.
You can also buy papers and
magazines at these places. MGs.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
Notice

Parties will please 9nter into
no business transactions for this
paper with any one save author
lied agents vested with the pow
er, and will pay no bills except
to parties of the office personnel.
Manager.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21

Why did not Gov. Davis have
an opinion to express concerning
the race riot?
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21
Bishop Galloway Said
Let Me PIod On.
Shine on me.

SHINE on me,
Oh thou pure and glorious sun,
And let me plod on
Until thy work is done E. L. R.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-04-21

NOTICES.
Price $500 per year.

Price 4.UO per year.
Capital City Lodge, No. II, X. of
P, meets every second and fourth
Monday night of each month, in
masonic hall, on north eight street.
Special meetings made known by k.
r of S. Hardin Long Chancellor Com.
G. Renfro, K. of R and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
@iQcttc'S ErD;cb.

0erfimer MD. /. 0ci 9oS
id)nrfe S|rel3pcr9or melbc9 Gbeltcr
y. @idritc. mnter NnflnHe Der Gr.
nlorGmng icincr @eIiebtcn Grace
Grolun, 5lnei Gage long III bcitcben
bate. milr0e beiltc 5l,ni Nbi4luB gcs
brodJt. Ger 2iitriftSompoIt ridtctc
nod eilHgc neniGe Srogen an oIn
NngeflugtelL INN mclter nodl5umciien.
Dab Gillette Die 9iciie nit Der 8elicb
ten nod) Den NOironout9 gcplurt
bate, nm lib bort lmcrfnnnt Oc3
OtG0hcit9 5u cntlc0i1cn. Die Ibot'
lode. Dob @iQettc eitten iolid)cl Ma.
men gebrolthtc, luur0e unn Jfeltcnl
nlS 9epeiS iiir eincn pon Dem glitgc-
floaten purbcrcitetcn NiorOpIon be-;
p%or0ebober. Nicn1uuo ioIltc miIier,
Dab @roce 9ronn lidl ollf ibycr 70,
ne91obrt III 9cNIcitluiq Don Gillette
0eiur0cn babe. Die SdlliB. Nnipra.
6en OeS 0iltriftS. Nnpoltco mo O2S
@ertbeibigcr9 limo nidlt Dor Moutng
ST eruartcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Iidcn Eoli5eiitotion nm : Collars
mo Soften beItroft.
Seine Sran bic llriad,c, iugt CT.

FittSburA IA. /. Gejcmbcr.
Mit einem BON ihm ieIbit gcidric'
bcncn Sricic in Ser Snihc, in mel.
hcin cr crflGrtc, onB ieinc Srnu ibit
III ben Sob gctrieber, wuroc ". &.
Nisbenbrinfc belitc in scr MuldIinet-
tobrif BON Modintoib, Nempbia &
50. an Der II. StroBc crhGn9t ouiac4
fmtoen. Gr mar iriiher in DEM Slot
tcnbouhof 81 Noibington ais MnItcr
Mcdnnic onaeitellt. Sctne 6rou
luobnt Dem &rieic 5uiolgr in Mr..
2l3 fl. StroBe, Nor0oit. &oi6inQ
ton, 3. Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Cir G%ntltcbnna Scs Sd,laieS.

Die GntitebumN 0e9 Sd,lnfeS lit
bclte nod elm m9el0iteS Eroblem.
Gle bis Ter duiJcitrtlteu SEaorien, Die
ol@ &erhlItcu 0e0 @efGBipitsnta ODER
&ergiituiIS &org1nge iiir ons nor
MAZE 'pcrio0iihe Grloid]eu oe9 BE.
DltBtieita pcrdutportlid) mdhtch, bu-
h'u lid Nis uH}ureiden0 crmicien.
al6erto Snlnlon in Sloren5 bat nun
Ole @c5alptuitg oui8eIteut, OaB 0as
3u.Itnn0efolnmen 0es ShldreS uon
ser AllS heioung oeS Sirnanbangea.
Der %IOgcnahnten &ppopbuie, nbbGn.
Nig lit. GaS I~rilienietrat entb1It
9rom uro iou ocinnadl ieine @ir.
fuhg cine jcncr SubItun5 entiprcd)en.
De ieiH. Sbati1fIid) iol oie Gnrrei.
dung Der 0ppopbpien . Sltbitan5 teT
Sd)lailoiigteit eriolgrsih icin. cbeuio
priht 5u @uniten icner Sbeoric, 0nb
bel trnntbaitcr G%crGr0Bcrung Ser
Sppopbuic groBe Shldirigteit Elm.
tritt; nlld) mrr0c BET Sdl%luitronfbeit
b0uiig cine ilbermGBige Gntlpidelnng
Der Sppopbpie naAgeuieien. 6crner
mnroe bel ofuten Seraiiturgcn ooer
droniid)en SeIbitoer9iihungcr,, oic
81 elmer Stci1crlmg inncrer Sefrc.
tion iiibren. Shl1irigfeit beobuhtet.
Sritt nber ans irgerto eincsu @runoe
cine &ertiimm2rung Der Sopopbpie
Elm. 10 mddlt lid SdlailoIigteit get
tend. Sizes ldBt lid 3llnl Geiipiel I'M
@reiicuoltcr mo in 2euiiicn 3uItan-
Den mnJeniiganoer GrnGbrnng, Del
Der Naly0ir1enic II. i, ~. beobndten.
Yaiie 5nr &ciie ms YnslanO De-
iurat Is. aiainc, Wr. 4t3, Sit-Snlti-
murc. StraFc, nalc Gultnmbuuic.Ye>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Cpicr Der 1naS.

GbtcogG /. Ie3ember. - Die
oSribune" idlt tcltte: %nNicruroiicb-
sig &ootc unO lieb5ig &crlegtc iino
ooo Hc'ultlt Scr 0ie~aiG1riI2n ,Sogo.
%iaiion in oieiem &anor. an Diihigat
un0 @iaconiin nlrOen Is Mcuiheu
~crid)OiIen 9s5rn 26 I'M uoriBenS SATIRE.
MisIe Nsr MetoNtatcn mArct @nlhen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Steaeugeinde.


Gin oeuti1er 9aiteters Bidder niiniht Be
hditieung in elmer Bdderei ooer 100 or lid
iibii6 nladben fam, 1T uii6iern mo fIcibie.
tdsuiraaen bel Eauf Sbnifein, Nr. $50. Sho.
Observation-Disclosures 1886
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Ncnru Is. alrin,s Mehaurant.

Tr. Pic. 6laH., mabe Suiuarb. etra6e.
&or5iigIi6e ESeine, Spiriiuoien IL. uiion'
Sigarren. NeiieS Nlcr am 8apf. IuIib
iiir @et6dii5lerte bon l1.30 SUrm. his
= ubr 9tadlmiitCqs. T%elepbuu, Is. < y.
- nj. Gernon 300s u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

'1am. S~tubenm1od)en
nfbanblung): sd bite
oen Seonorcn." = Com
bite, foiten orei M6r.
'm1ofcn: Md. idio-
10 piel @elo 6ei
'ir oerrpeil BLOB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

oeuifde Srau flidt SieIung alS Sor5s
l.. ~Nuh6niraaen bel Subn Gifts, Er.
iosWlnoeira.S trafc. (335-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Ioam Tupp's Meitaurant,
,r. ft0l. ur0,HrD.ra(, 9ineuue

Ter .Iorboit Srtnreriuhbreuoer Nnuucreir
bon Baltimore" Der ciumeli lid bier leocn
Wontug.. = George Nrebm & Cons Bier
am Sdpf, nab oefiiber 9lrt brett ppIl
Sab.
0ant,n nuo NtanIanbium Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
EerIanst i'm Aasemeineu.
Geutihcs arbeits.W NORTHUMBERLAND

Ntutidhcs Mrtctts.gl adIWciiu uss .yarcnn.
Sir. $40, SiiosSbarpsS trabc, inter Der suiiiht
beuiife outoiperfer. Mrbeiter uilb 0ienlt6,ten
6u bef6dltiaen iuiinf1en, moncn ii6 perfbnli1
ooer in franfirien gricien al ben @lgenten Der
S Sslsa1fa m y02 Gsnrti "a; y stgss.. S ms1Ssr 1n, Ia,
der une1teeltIih Iusfnnft erfbeiIen ipirb. =
GpreGitunben bon 1 bis 8 llbr. (San27.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
8. epaln's MeNanrant.

9r. 023, Turh.Gesn., nabe MHtbunp. str.
elapes Gr. 800, 5. 8, s.. ~sienben.S 81.
itriiis Nr. 100" YG6iuers9iltriit gir.
1903, >. Il. o." unb p@iitritis Ir. 80.
8. Il. .. Sale on 8creine at bernie
t6cn.. 6einLte 9iere, gseiile mo anbere
Seirdnfe. Sci: Is. & y. &olie G29 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

in iunecr 8dder iudt Siele ais 6ipeife
brittle Pam. ata65uirngen in Tr. fi02,
or.Strase. (33B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
5u urrfauTcu:

Su nerfarfcu:
Sene reucn lnobernen 5lueiitbdtaen 9duier an
Der G~orbsGurlens Strnbe, 5iuifden Der 5alrs
mouiit.9lpenue, mo 5auettesS traBe: ccnleftirie
8eaer, 1rotioire mo Sole; emaiatrie Supes
luunne uno aiidben-gtDeiifie; Marnor.SreppcL
Strobenpilaitsr aus persIGsten 3teeelitetlen.
Geoinannecn. 9rcis 5000. 90. @runbSin5 $50
pro .Sabr. yiebmt Die 5airmounts SIpenuesSSaGs
0rn&.
saalter 9. sseItppat, al 0rt uno steqe.
(NuO15-Sc3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Steacgejnn:

StcHcDeiNW.
n9er oeutider MnRn in6t Stclc ais
in eiIleni oentfhen Club uoer 3iefiaus
rls Sdrtner. Aadb5ufrdgcn bel 2oais
.006, Sf.Wianiicn. strahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
gerlaust Jrauem unS Nabden:
Wrrlnunt.

@crlanat:
Serf1ltIerinnen in alien 9eparte-
melts filr Sic Seiertage. Nod)ju1ra'
gen: superintendent,
Steuart e. Gu.,
Nomar0. u1to 2erington'S traBc. :
(336-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
9erlanGt'
gcrfangt:
gcrluugt:
0erfaugt:
GerIau9t:

Gin COMPLETENESS neuti0tS 0urSmiodeu oocr
Srdu in ciner ~1ianlilie bon orei Berfouelt; lIeis
Qobn. Gd65uirngcn in Sr. 1882, Sit.Saltis
mprrsStrafc. (333-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
5000

iauicn ciuG6 jcucr muberacu !Sanier NIT ieNs
3~immrrn an 3ioic.strafc, 5,uiidcu Sairirpuut'
giccnuc NIB SaprttcsS traRc. 0ener, 0oi lnb
GrottoIg nit eerleiIt belcGt Illo i~ieileite @inrid.
iltngen, eiHi6IieBi6 dlodfetlialdl > glnfd)iuB
SruTlo6ine itlir $50 pro SGbr.
&. Z. Gallagher, @anmeiiter,
@iireau gtr. 2407, 5airntount .9lpeuue.
(264-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
sscriunat:

" SE.3U pro Wuulc jnfi Wnfnt9
niro al Wsdo6en be3a6lt, Die ctlpas bonn Be-
tricb elmer Mdbmoihine o~eriteben. gSir ffIies
ben. Samlttaes / llbr %!giadnittag8 lllo .baben
ipertb eingeridbtet oab fe Ii6 bel criporbener
llcbuns gut 5nblt. Ga6infraaen bel Wiic
Srpe., Nr. t2G bis 1872, @eit' Sagette' Stahc.
(9ioo21, 1Uitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
ScScn 5ag o,eic 9ualc.
@rtra=S tampe mo i'm Ereis
reau,irte SIbrer.
MeSn,irte Vabrer.

Vi alter SatcrS CocGp, Y $50. tie.
Hi i6es StGrtr, , Tfb. Zoe.
Sarpiiu, Iflidi ubcr iar Euilehc, Stiid &c.
Wplos Int, tsEin, HuGet, Toe.
1trsGp3rs Mnauce, gg1ar Simit, i2:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Shr1iot's ,Gincntrnns.Saar,"
it, ,a> l..,A e.S o.

~Sauptunprtirr res "edberu ar..llnt. Scr.
Gins" s@tberirnl3 : Sdmcn . s,creiHs. e"
.Gdnton Smmer:eib-ek zen Ban. ruo 2eib'
Sereine ~Eerifpe 6i;tniltbii6lell" uub
gSetper-G nnfluoe 9tr. AIS, J. .. s."
Sriffes 'sier ~ icber 3eit. = e. & 49,
SeIep6nif NuIfe 32S s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Z. ". Nterr,ann's Noue.

y. u. GferrturtI5 Naite,
Horooit'Nte 0ongb' nnb GarDiinesetr,
9~ulplarariier oeS .9agern ; Utdnrler,
hors." HereinSs9'erfnmmlung icoen Con.
lIerfioB Gben0. Neue Nliplieoer miuiunl,
r1en. S~ur5lislites Wier Der Rational.
VrauPrei" am Sipf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Yradtoouc
Orl0tnfr.

.11.e gfctBraGtsbe6s cen ioiteu sic glidt3.
ipciH sic In oCu ". & y. 9aoea eiItuuien, &c
eiuncu sic oarlit 5citiG. Gno IaFen Sic ith
Sure etam2sNRMcr ilneu, iHr ipcIoDe sic ib6s
ne @eideutr iiir ii1 ie uit uno 1bre 5rcunoe
erbnlten. &e0ul!cu Sic iiet5 I'M @eoihtnjh.
oOb Die Srcnt @l,artic & Faeific Tea Com.
panp" Gus peiptaun yiicr IN ben Scr. S!duten
itr .. & y. Grccn Sraoida Clamps INN iiir
oen befteil Staiiec. Ibcc. Grtruftc. @epilrie,
0udpuIper IIlia ale uaoeridIinteu 1abrnnsss
mittel lit 49, l6niithli0 fir agcs Scitc iig octi
Gid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

siurbuit.Gde uuii Cow. unb Sprreit. ctr.
6dnpioiiariier pes 8eIahgoereins ,Wtelo.
bic. Sin9fiutoen iehen Gonneriiaastbeuo
8erlanlinlultaen bes centennial Webeers
8erein5" ieoen 2. iulo 4. Sieniiag i'm
Wiundt. IeIepbcn-9. & 9. g8nlle 1856 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Sn ~berfanfem.


- gu uctluNIcH.
Sret 9ntipldBc nit 3uidlHtIcil ~ Sltii Sront
an Sim StraBe, Gde Fruipects9Ipcnne, Curtis
Sol ulo lOd. Sup Eieie. yiud3ufrnqcn in Der
S1lice oc2 aEca.ihcn Gnrrcipunoenteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

Subu Vi. Sideiis Gaie.
SdtoIer init ieiier Neincn, Gpirit;tofcl
mo GiparreIt.
Nr. 5f2, Glib Srcmont.9tuc., Baltimore.
Srei!unf1 oCl GaIl8eIl S1g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

GIauJ frlidc @icr, rs. 2aecuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

Ealie snr Teiie ms NuSlanS De-
iurat Is. Siainc, Wr. Alb, Sit-Snlti-
more traEc, nabc Gultnmbonic.Nes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

Grrina's .Gantpn 9itbcrfraus.SaHe,"
Narptquurtier oes ~GartunsIieoer.ran3".
GinafliHuoe ieoeH Miiiipodl 9tb.Eo. Ser
SarnensScreii pcrluTmcli fit ieoen 9ien.
ftug glbeuS. - .Gati1nni"z@ ier am 3apt.
Standardization Bolfe t453 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

getInfgf:
Gin Sunae. nm bus Nnrbicraeihdft 5u CT.
lerneit. 9,acb5uirpgen in Ir. 4O7, Ncit.Niaoi.
font. maize ouiunro.S traEc. t335,O
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13
G..d siis8sIns= stool

Tho milking stooi 81 Inc average
is Of 3sttia Ya3ue. -Usnalfy II Is
III ssIa,r wstn one ieg, upon which the
tatiker baiauoeS himself 80 that be can
fall readily, carrying the pail Of -InlfE
gw4Lh hteL. shoGld- the~cosv-ulore quietly
a stool thai sTiIl not-tap1orer is~readify
made Of a small irsy that j. straEtg
liz 8p7x ssheufd oo about 1faesn mGlss
b4s4. u1s-=as tLre coy Is Unit &oU. IL
t7k5eif s.a~+- tn nuz t-aF' E"-I-re@ inches
tesser. II -sag5346 he fnaal Twelve To
fourteen inches esqasrre 10 l1orm 4 con-
sferdahie SEAT Nail Two @ejsats on .tAe
INSIDE OF the box aexaetty eight inches
iron etbe bottom, -taen 1T a bench or
Shelf Oh these eSIa3SS, with o q aS-
lending ont rtlse sufficient lie1gth aaI1i
held in place with two legs. TN this
tae pal is set, rsgIliie the alitfer ooecn-
pses the rtcp Of the box laIad ssrrauLtas
the pal. This aapDiianee is readily.
.asgssa4e = fra san tie EH9ur, lint, .sAeeut
in suntsspai cases. rnoec1w would }ae LlEse-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

~6pae Reid mad iuncheou with 4ns
Presidert-aEfew dayslugo and IOldlhun
this sIery about u recent hoEsehars
rlap ne took -tprouEh ArknRsas. aeii
~roaelup in front pf IL snaury and found
Ia native sitting guntIhe-end of-a iogji
n brolhuE hotssuu.
"TGYby dou't you oFer IN ina
shade? asked Reid.
"Iatnrt time ylc fever amt come
on answered the acKe-
whats the rnatter?' "
-'GbiIis.s'
Flow long hive -you been Irving
lhere2"
~LHact thirty wears -
How DOM haFe~you NM chilisg' ="
FBort thirty wears.
WHY II thunesr an' VOL move IL
rezI I'D ~ee~Chiits ina Md
AND ocatch so-a- otlae, disease i
r ssT zaztal Aroa-- Ne. aEI.
master, Waen VOW go chllss yon
Ezagw Hgaat -tAeT ar = H1aI, q cell
ryeu something mister " haE chilh
$50 long and 7slOol s. Gnlc- ! aIr-t III
FfcrrnutAin' 3cept 1oossifr naell anG shake
Gown -p-eEsiu1nleaS -NeT Gora World
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-04-13

iire. Lett suuag nau- G. ten-ufei
ouarg- on.c. - cuIere. VII LII "r
g3r4ultl1eT lrur
ADvA, lii -v.-r AROUND IL" ,e"se5
O. IL, lam Dv. uAe-tnyA str1ps sf4
u;l.eu. w. oAa-Ieeh Ao.es afs' bored
tAruugh liz 6trlp> u. each SID. @. The
Dvz ler IL, puEpos" o. seHrtiat4oL y
Ay.r Of IaafcAal boards ~ Iai1 Oh The
strlys. A nuie etgn. LIlebea III Glauetrr
i, en- Al lAe eentt~ Of Jtls Aoer, II
es-r Al H. eserseua un oid Il" Pan teu
4HcAt> il GalHeier. tbe slices O. Inc
pan Deiug punched sui a. A0ies TO
allow Tree uiFeu4etiou Of Aeet. eEer
ttus Is placed q tarlv Ewn ieet stL
inches squefe, with reg tot- and Il
half inches high
Around The Sizes O. this table As
20 LACKED & CURTAIN efsGei. Cieth iron TOP
to bottom a. 4n4efyals Of bre ar ~stE
dHeAes 20 allow the chick T. pass III
acknowledgements -rdiu ,uu henh