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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

All druggists, Soc. per box, or by mai
upon receipt Of price. Stamus accepted.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

They lave a queer way of holding auc'
lions in Japan.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

Truth and honesty have but little
in common with diplomacy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

Sin sets the will of one before the
Eell-being Of all.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

Celery is the cultivated variety Of the
English weed, smallage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19
i LIVING DEATH.

yividly Described by Citizen - Sioux
Falls, south Dakota.
Andrew johnson, HI West Twelfth
st.. Sioux Falls. S. D., says: .Dcan's
Kidney pills saved my life. My doctor,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

Hope opens the way to success.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

Glue Full ADDRESS and Write Plainly.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21

him on wheat straw and corn slower
and vigorous?
No, you wouldn't expect anything
of the sort, and you have no more
reason to expect a father who abuses
his body in every way Imaginable to
give his children a fair start in life.
And we all know Tor ought to know
that child inheriting a weak consti-
tuition is a fit subject for the attack
If every disease human flesh ever
brought upon itself. More than this,
evil tendencies may be, and are, in
thousands of INSTANCES, transmitted
from parents to children to curse
them all their lives. Verify, 1.-The
sins of the fathers are visited upon
their children"
A Sight to Turn the Stomach.
Not many weeks ago the writer saw
what to him was one of the saddest
sights he had ever witnessed. An
aged grandfather lay under a tree by
the roadside drunk His son, a poor
weakly creature-he could hardly be
called man-sat by his side getting
into the same beastly condition as
ldSL dS the WOrSl SOrL VI COrH WHiShey
would take him; while i'll the wagon
sat the poor little peakedfaced grand
son, holding the old rack-o-bOneS of a
horse, waiting patiently until such a
time as his elders would be in cOndi-
ton to move. And these two were
North Carolina farmers, the ''bulwark
of the state?
This scene made more vivid i'm
preston Oh my mind because of the
fact that L had just returned from
our State Fair, where L had seen one
old cOlOred man collect in one day
three barrels of whiskey bottles, emp
tied, L suppose, in the pursuit of better
methods in agriculture.
SO much for the whiskey. Boys,
let it alone. Fathers, set your SONS
Il right example.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21
Running the Constitution by
Dangerous Food and
Drink.

When we think of the matter care
fully, how does the best method of
maintaining health and strength in
our domestic animals differ from
results in the human being? Does
it not require protein foods to pro-
duce muscle in either case, and
would you give your fine bull a big
drink of whiskey three times a day
and perhaps let him have several
good DRINKS year, and then feed
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21

that less attention is being given to
the feeding and care of these young
animals, that they may mature into
animals of good form, vigorous con-
stitution and highest class.
The average duration of life of the
higher class of domestic animals is
only three to six years, while the av-
erage life of the human animal is
some five to ten times this number
of years. We feed our domestic ami
mails on the best class of muscle
making foods, give great attention
to the matter of exercise, housing,
etc, that they may develop strong,
vigorous constitutions. We do every
thing to insure the best Digestion, to
enable them to withstand the raw
ages of the great destroyer of life
And all this when their lifetime is
only a few years duration.
How much more important that
we give even as good attention to
the development of the human ami
NAL, which is obliged to withstand
the same evil influences to which the
domestic animal is subjected, and
that for so much longer a period of
timei
GODS PLAN AND NATURES NOT
FOLLOWED.
In former talks we have described
best methods for caring for, feeding,
etc, of our domestic animals, that
their product may have a vigorous
constitution to start in life with
And l wish now to say something as
to the feeding and care of the faith
ers and mothers of these human ami
mails.
Now, some will say, That is going
too far-that God made man in his
own image! True, but did the Gre
atOr give him a jug of corn whiskey,
a piece of fat-back and a sack of
corn meal, telling him to use these
for the purpose of maintaining his
vigOr and strength? Rather did he
not provide an abundance of the best
fruits, nuts, grains, ETC., for that
purpose, and give him dominion over
the beasts of the field?
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21

sisters with him. Let them romp,
ride the horses, feed the pigs and
chickens. You never saw a fine blood
ed animal amount to anything if kept
up in stall, blanketed, and his
hair combed every day. 1t takes exer-
else to develop the body.
Don't send him with three or four
others into a hot room to sleep, where
every door and window is closed tight.
You are poisoning him just as sure as
if you were giving him doses of ar
senic- Open the window and let in
pure, life-giving air, and do the same
with your own room.
The foregoing are only few hints,
but try them and see if the children
don't grow stronger bodies and by that
means be the more able to withstand
the tempta tons that come to them.
Courtenay, Merritt's Island, Fla,
Dec. 3d. 1904
E. o. Painter Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla,
Dear Sirs:
L have been 10 days late in check. 1 wish 4
tons more of No. 1 and ton of Die Back
but will not put in order until 1 get more
returns.
My oranges reported being the only
ones arriving in N. Y. in excellent condition.
NJ. S. Sans.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21
Too Much Fat Side Used on South.
eru Farms.

The poorer class of Southern
farmers are not nearly as well nOur-
ished as are his brothers North and
West not especially because he has
not enough food, but because the food
is not of the right sort. The poor
farmer of the West eats wheat bread
beef. beans, and garden vegetables of
all sorts muscle-making foods, while
the same grade of farmers South
uses Mr.. Armour's "fat-back," and
corn meal-both fat producing foods.
L was struck with what NJ. j. E.
Wing said along this line in the Breed
ers' Gazette, some years ago; that
the negro of the South asked for the
ballot, when what he ought to have
had was beef" And his remark, as
far as the beef was concerned, could
as well be applied to a good many of
the white race.
Now, the writer is not posing as a
doctor, or great scientist, but has
given the subject of feeding a great
deal of thought for years; and, if, as
L have limited above, the human and
domestic animal is so nearly related,
why should not the successful feeder
of the domestic animal be as well
verSed i'll best methods of caring for
and feeding the human sort?
Good Rules for Feeding Boys and
Girls Well, to begin with, don't stuff
the young child on any class of food.
We never allow a calf to eat all he
will take of any rich food. 1t is the
first step toward running the digestion.
Don't feed him on too much fat
producing food; you are not furnishing
him for the pet stock show, but are
starting him on a lifetime journey,
which should, if your work be well
done, continue for three score years
and ten
Give him milk (sweeD, eggs, good,
light, wheat bread and sweet butter,
beans, etc, all foods rich in protein.
Don't forget the fruit. Cut out the
pies and cakes. | wouldn't allow any
one to feed one of my valuable calves
on the fancy sO-called fruit cakes
so common at Christmas time
Get him good, strong shoes and
warm clothing, then turn him out to
the pasture every day and send his
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21
A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE is MAILED
To EVERYONE WHO WRITES.

A. L. RICE, A PROMINNT MANUFAC
TURER, of Adams, N. Y, has discovered q
process of making a new kind of paint without
the of oil. He calls it Powderpaint. II
comes to the farmers in a dr. powder and all
that is required is cold water to make a paint
weather proof, fire proof, and as durable a.
oil paint. 1t adheres to any surface, wood
stone brick, and spreads and looks like oil
paint and costs about one-fourth as much.
Write to the general agent for free sample
package, color card, price list, etc. Write b
day. Addrc-- w. c. STEELE,
General Agent, Switzerland, Fla
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-02-21
PAINT WITHOUT OIL.

Remarkable Discovery That Cuts Down the
Cost of Paint Seventy-6ve Per Cent.
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Courtenay, Merritt's Island, Fla,
Dec. %, 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
GrubtlOic tclcarapbiidc stotiOncn.


Sin Bureau 0es Worinc Icportc.
mcnta bat ouc Stotioncn iiir oro6t.
lOic IclcAropbic altf ser Gr0c 5llium.
mcn0citcut, I'M lie OcnnGd)it in @ltd.
form nit 2tugubc ser pcridic0cncr
SpItcnc OcmnG6it 81 pcr6fientIidcn.
Conad itnO in ocn Ser. Staatcu So
StdtIouen fitr 0rabtloic Geographic,
Don Oencn jcbn i'm &ciibc Scr Der.
e|inigtcn Staotcn ru0 81 Oirctt pon
Der 6Iottc controlirt mcrOcu. Bon
Den iibrigen SdtOcrn bdbcn @clAtcn,
Eorttgol, N}olto, Mhoutcnc0ro, 9tors
mcAcn, G6ili, Gotta Mica, llrll8ltoD,
GriniOa0, EobagonC &lcilc NntiueID,
8irnlo, So%ngtoug, Ertpoli9 mtO 0aa
uiiotiid)c RuBlauO ic cine Orobtloic
Stotion. GGncnlorf bat Oerielben /,
Ccuti6lono l3, @robbritomicn mo
&rIonO IS, NouunO s, Spanicn I,
@i6roltar ,, ,&tolicn IS, OcItrcid-
llnAnrn ,. 9fltm1nicn ,, 0aa euro
pdiidc RltBlouO s, ShmcOen 3, Die
Iilrfci 6, 2lraeutinicn >, @rolilicn 5,
CANADA ), N}crifo ,, Eonomo ,, Die
Nn0omoncn Gnich ;, Gbina ;, 500
mali ), Eapon ,, oo3 boll1noiihe Dit.
inoicn ). GNOptcn ,. Maroffo , unO
Wo5ombiluc ,.
IS miro oGo in alien QGnocrm
irlbit mcit bintcn IN Der Eiirfci. nit
0rohtloicr IcIcgrupbic geor6citct.
gScnu olrh oic bi36cri1cn &ciultotc
fcinc ioIdcn iinO, BOB mir nit Dem
Grobt ouirGumcn f6nncn, 10 miro
BOD Don Sen EGUiifcru allcr 2GnOcr
cmiia Ncor6citct, Sic Orobtloicn tclc-
Nrop6iihcn 2ciitlmacu ST itci1crn.
Stutioncu iino bcrcit3 iibcr bic Aonjc
GrOc 0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Sic @cidaftc nniCrCr UiIcn6obncn,

8 Hod) 6cn GrmittclunNcn ilbcr Die
G|i1tnnbmcn unIcrcr GiiCnbnbncn I'M
erltcn &oIbiobr 1896 bottcn oicicI
ben bel 1861 Wtcilcn GiicnboNn
- ctipn So Ero5cnt ollcr umrrituui.
idcn Nobnen - cine Nrlltto Gin.
nobnic bon it6cr 9lt Niiuionen Col
lars, gegcn oas critic Nnlbiubr 1903
cine 3unobnle BON 1lI5OO,00O Sol
lars oOcr 1927 Ero5clt. Scit 1897
Iino Die GtnnobmCrL 0u5 &obr 1904
nltSacitommcn, ltctig gciticgcm. IN
1897 bCtrllgen Die 9ruito-Ginnobs
ntcr Der Nabncn in bcn critCR lcd)2
Nipnotcn run0 l73 WtiQioncn Col
lars, nift uiel nlcbr ais holb 10 picl.
ipic oieieS ,}obr. Gic 3umohmc Der
einnnbmrn iii oui bic 3ilnobmc bc@
Eerionen. mo Srodtucrtcbr2 5ll.
riid5uiiibren. 9%cinnOcra GroG mar
Die S%ef0r0errttq BON .Ndcrbuu Ero.
Dnften. go mllrben I'M critcn @alb.
jatr oIIcin 1913 Wtiuioncn @uidcl@
@etreihe nod Den @oienplGbcn &C.
brodt, in oerieIbep Belt Iebtca &obr
nidlt gun5 80 0tiIioncn @uid)cl
Won idGbt, bob Die 3nnobmc Ger
9ruitp-Ginliobncn bel allen @ohnelt
.bes 2onOcs - 2t0,000 Mcilcn IT, IL
Den eriten ied)a Wtonotcr bieiCS Sab.
res 1870 Wtiaioneu Collars bobet
limo. ols IN oerlelben 3ctt lester
Sobrea. Selbitnerit1n0lih fonntel
Die 9robcren Sciitungen IN oo0ltrd
bciuerfltclligt mcrbcn bob hoa rnl.
lcnoe Wotcriol Ger @abnen beoCu.
tcil0 permcbrt muroe. llcbcr 0it
3etto1eintabnen bcr 9abrcn lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Tunncritaa, Ncn 9. Nnguit 1906.
Ndyt Scitcn.
NiC TcmufratCn SUiua'S.

Sic morcn cinmul pnIitii6 tort
mo c~inilubrcit, Die Gcmotrntcll
Gotua'a, obcr NIT Scr Nrpou Gom,
puonc in 1896 fumcn SpuItut9cn,
un0 crit in nrltcrer 3cit miro 5pi.
idcn Sen ro0ifolcn lunb conIcrpati.
pen Glcnlentcn Ul@gcQli6clC Sbr
Stuat& Goupcnt. sen tic OoracItcrt
obgcbuItCn, untcrid}icO lid BON Dem
Der Soma Hcpublituucr bcion0cra
Du0urd), bub ollie &ciictrctcrci per-
micOcn muroc. Sic Sonia &Occ"
mllrOc nidt pcroiiuut mo Ocrlpdls
icrt, mic ouf Dem rcpublifunild)clt
Gpnpcnt, ionocrn sic 0%cnlofrotildc
Ylottforr for0crt irouf r10 fret
cine 9icpiiion Oc3 Coriia, Oomit boa
0oIf, 0o@ ictt inter Ocn Sdut Der
Sod50Qc bcroubt lpirb, BON Der
Scrridoft mo Dem Irud Der Srult0
erl0lt miro. IS miro 0cSHnIb ole
9eicitiQrutg Ger ;300c oltf Glen,
Stubl. Sol3 un0 2oblc. Ionic auf
BON Gruit&D bcrgcitcutcn Nooren &C
ior6crt. @citer nCrlolQt 0ic FIutts
form @cicbc sur &%crnid)tmnA Der
3rltItS, GrmGblurG Der SUnotorcu
Oilrdj 0ircftc &oItamobl; 0elcbc,
pllrd) mcld)c politiifc @clobcitr0Nc
ScitcrS Ser Eruita itrofbur 0cnlud)t
mcr6cn. Yer Gorpcut 0riidt iibcr
Dies 6cin politiihcr 4Srogromm Der
%nationulcn Nrbcitcriiibrcr feline 3ll.
itiuulutg aus mno crfIdrt ljh 5lu1t
'Sd)ilb fiir Die llrtcritiibltng bon ".
S. SrDon.
Dos lit flar un6 biinoig, MIR gcbt
hic Sorbcrung Ole Sruita 81 ocrnid).
ten, 5it lucit. g8oS Dor 5luci &obr-
8cbntcn nod bate gci6cbcn f0nncL
ohnc I'M Sanoc mirtbiduftlidc Sri.
len bcrOor5uriticn, 0oS nulb icbt,
nodOcm init olc &r0uitricn Ocrtru.
itct iinO, porlid,tig on9cfobt wcrocn.
Cine &cruidtlnq Der Srllita l0bt
lid nidt 10 o6nc Meitcrc8 iibcr'a
Sric brcdlcr, ga, bic WonopolC
unO Gruits miiiicn bctGmpft lucr.
Den, cnCraiid iogor; obcr lie orrf Gin.
mol pcrnibtcn, tic ull3rottclt, buS
ibut's niht, oo& miro Iongc mo
idlucrc Sample foitcn. Sic iino 81
m1ftig 0Cluor0cn.
9ic 9cuotrotcn &opo'& bitten
ctluuS @oiier in ibrcn politiidcn
@cin tblm f0nncn. obuc cob c@ &C.
itooct bate; bic RcpubIifoncr oc4
Stootcs Noqc0cn bobcr 81 piel g8oi
fer it 0cn Mcin gctbon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Ser cnNlti d. umcritoui-
Idle ErcOiacr Ncr6crt u. Stump Don
Der crltcn GougrcQotionuhitcn &ir
de SIT Hrmomld lRoiue, lit. gaI5
I'M @cgcnIoB 81 10 Diclcn obiid)tlih
blinOc1 InltabriiocrL nod griinoli
der 9cobohtlmA I'M Prohibitions
StoatC W{uinC 5l Der llCbCr}cuNun1
Nelnrgt, DAB bic Erpbibitiou ell
Idipcrcr iittlihCr S6oocn lit un0
nrutbi1 p%cr0ifrntlid)t cr 6olNcn0r9:
o&n Den StGOtcn unO Qr0BCrcn Dirt
Idnltcn Mtoinc'2 i0r0ert Erobibitior
Den &crtoli Ql'tlgen Nlfobola ais
Mc0i5in IN OCn Apotbcfcn. Bottom in
Mulioduictta Oicnt dis Ole g&irt0
idoft oc9 Stoutca Wtainc; mlo4orts
lnn0 III Mtuinc dllein bcldditigt 10
GrprcB @ciclihuitcn ultaitiicBli0.
nm geiltigC@ctr1nfc 0ortbin ~ Idol
len. Sic liccutiirtc @irtbihuit lit
in Mainc pcridmum0cn, ubcr Bic
aii6cnfncipc lit oafiir c%ntitunocn II.
Srallcn mo Nln0cr mcr0cn in Cnf
littlidenOltcr Nrt nit DEM llebcl il
&crbin0ulG gcbrudt. Nltobol lud)t
cine 3uillht int Ncimpclcn, lUCnll
Ct Don Der StruBe pcrtrtebCn miro;
Die Mo6nlntg miro sur Mlrtbihalt
Die Mtllttcr 5llr Sdantludrtcrin mo
oua &inO sum- Sd)oltqehillicn, luic
lid) aus Observation-Disclosures nud)pci'
len l6Bt. Mu1 Die IurhfilbrltnN 0p2
@citBca olbctriiit, 10 pcr0cn Oopon
menigcr Die cINcntli6cn ShuloiQeE
bctroiicn. Mir mGre ca bciipicl&.
mcilc ldDicriA iiir bGltalidc 3mcCtc
cine flcinc Guontit1t NItobol in
9run9luid 5lt %crlnngcn, obcr @ea
mobnbcit3iGlticrn nid,t." SbBlci1l
iur rcpublitoniihen Eortci 1cb0rig,
Giuigt Yoitor <np Oua &crlunGCl
Der oemotrotiiMcn Eortci Moinc'a,
ooB ser Erobibitions5iIut sur Oorti
gen &criulimlQ OcrSolfaubitimmung
tntcrbrcitct lpcrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
&cfOrm Der ErimGrwablCn.

Sm Stootc SGinoi@ lit lcbtcnS Gam.
itaN oo9 meme E]rim0rmobl -@eicb sum
critcu Wtulc crprobt morOrn. Nod
Dem ncllcn @cict bat icOcr Hiir1cr
0u8 Ncht, bel SEN ErimGrmoblen
Oircft fir sic GanoiOdtcn Der Der.
ihieOcnCn Ncmtcr }t itimmCn unO
0oOllrdl SIT 5eigcn, ucthcn GnnOion.
ten i6rcr Eortci Tie Ocn'&or3llg 9ebcn
mo jpor bis 5l sen TmnOc8 ienotorcn
biuoli. IS ioQ oo0urd Dem poIiti.
idcn o@obtbum" ser Nil0 aus ocn
Scgeln QCnommen 1ucrOcr. 0ic re.
publifnniihc oSQinoi& Stoat5- 3t9."
ihrcibt ilbcr Sic meme ErimGrmobl:
,0ic critic E%rimGrmo6l nod Sem Be
i|timmuu1cn Oc$ ncllen @cIcbcS Bat in
Gbicogo bcmCrfcn5pcrt6e Grlcbniiic
acbroft. Nlti rcpllblifnniidcr Seitc
Gubcn Die ,Mtnid)inen." mcnn nlth
nidt in ollcL 10 bod III Sen mcilten
60lcn cntidciocn0eS ieQc SIT per5cid)-
llcIt, mGbrcno oui ocmofrotiid)cr Scitc
Die Stimmcn 10 Qctbcilt iinO, onb,
pom elmer cin5igclt Nllanobnle (Sdul.
SUPERINTENDENT obgcicbcll, tein Gon-
0i0at bic NGlitc 0e5 %otltm3 nltf lid
pcrcini0te. 0icica Gr0cbuib erfIGrt
iid) ooOlrdl 0nB sic &cpublifuner, IN
0ercn Geibcn ebcnio grobc ltnciniG.
reit bCrrid)tc. mic bel Ocu 0cmofrn.
ten, iibcr piel letter ut0 eitihlbrei-
deere Srgoniiotionen gcbietcr, ais iic
sic 0cmofrotcn %0eAenu0rtiQ bciibcn.
Trctlid mar ol,d) feline Scr rcpublifo.
niitcr 1SoftionSmaid)incn itorf &c
nt1, ibr Citfct glntt Ourt5uiebcn.
las fam ser neltct @obhpciic int.
MERLIN 5unl 8ortIeiIc NN0cred)net
mer0cn.
So ouQcnc6m nltl Die am Stimnt-
faItcn tmogcNcbene llnobbdngigfcit
Der 0cmofruten uud imnlcr bCrilbrcn
mag, refine 6rcilOc fam tie audi niht
0%crudDret. 0cun 0a inter 0cll Of
multeuoen llmitGn0cu lhucrlid All
cine g~inigulQ bel Der critcu Nbitinls
mmg 81 rcd)ncn lit, 10 bobcn bic
Gonuentioncn bel ocn NomjuirumQcn
mic0cr cbcnio irci SonO, mic biabcr.
Gen unabb0nQigcu NilrQrrn, bic III
Gbica0p mcbr NM mebr bel Sen Nab.
len ser &crpultunQS, @comtcn ocu
Nhuaid)lag 1cbcll, IieNt iomit nad) mic
por sic ~erltitc Nufgabc oh, iid ijber
Hni wl0 6Gbiqteitcn Der GNt0lootcn
ouf Ocll' uerid)ieocncn Stinm5cttcIn
ST. umtcrridtcn ml0 Damn mad bcitcnl
g8iiicn utO @cmiiien ibrc @iirHcr.
pflidt 5l crtilllcn.
2ic pieIio6 gcbc1tc &%ciilrhtmN,
oab OoS ncllc @cIcb Die poIltiid)cu
Moihi1lcn bc0elttenO it0rfcn uiir0c.
bat lid crirctlidcr Wcilc ais grln0.
los cruicicn. 9uS @cicb lit Don BE.
rliapolItifcrn entnorfen lu0 altaNc.
arbcitct morOcn, ea mar Ocabolb nid)t
ST cuporten, 0nb 0ic 0crrihoitcr
mcbr Don ibrcr Wtoht aus ocn NGn.
ocr 1cben, ais ibncn gut ooCr notbt
menOiQ 0iinftc; unO bel uortrtbciIa.
loier Eriiiung Der pprIicQcnocn Gr.
gcbniiic miro man iinOcn, OdB bic CT.
fcmborcu Ecrihicbungcn mcbr 81
@lmitcn Der unnbbGnNiNcu gS0blrr
ais Scr NcrtI5politifcr crioIgtcn."
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Wnrhnrn Nnhrnbcracr.

IS iiarb am z. Iult 1906 barbara NohCrl.
bcrqcr, lcltcbic Satin Oca pcrilorbclcl SoDlt
0uDcubcrRcr, inn 9tllcr bon o. 3aQten . -gsoiln,
fen nm IL Ladcn. Ole Wccr0tGllltQ rltott
Hrcttnu, NdhmlttORa unI , llbr uon lbrcr
icttrn lSubnuuH. III. $50. Glib 6renont gpc
aus ilult. ECuuauotc mo Nrcllllne lIlh uO
IciicRuuU uuf ocr 1Seitcrn GculeterD."
fJpO-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Midlacl GChncr.

IS larb pluGIth am 6. gluRuit 1906 Mimac(
9cbuCr, |gclicblcr Wuitc bon MiurUurci gcbncr.
i'm 5B. Sabre ieiHcS 2ebcnS. Sic NCcrotgulg
firhct TunncritGH, ben 9. 9HlGuit. l@3 ltbr
g,udbmitluQS, pon bcy lutbcriibCu STRIDE nCur
Sdptur" ~ gaH3uomnc ans itatt. &crpurotc
NM TrCIutoC liu0 cinGCiu0Cl. EcIlCrlIua aui
Der ,GOuouU Eurf GeutctcrN."
QlitlauurOcr mio E4iluocIpbicr Gldttcr mol
fen nriI CnuirCH) (220-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Eorpliur ~It%cnulcr.

IS itarb am 3. gltnuft 1906 Gnrulinc &cpptcr
I'M Iltcr bon IS @abrtn. Rclicblu Cdutilu nr'
Ocriinrbcnen Iobu 4, \. 2&Cpplcr Sic Necrot-
Gulg 'iucct ant 0rCttng, oct 10, gluAuli- 3s9h
intiinG5 , uGr. puU ibrCr letter, lSnbIllItQ, ~.
1901. Stott Strubc, ans AM ocr rSunoon tdtl
SCntCterD" Itntf .t29l-- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
WcfHnntmndlMnacn


q. Iuguit 1906.
Den is. Sligrit 1906. 5ur uutcn ulOc0cbcncl
3elt an Grt mo Stclc crinciEel uuu ole III
bcdlr ncr iulBeltocu StrubcIt Clahlircu.
Gcour- Iocllue. BON orr Gicricft 9lpcltuc big
sum gtcucl tpIllcuarb, nm 10 ll6r &urIliiluc5.
DtoHicbclo s9lnclrlte bon Der Hltc,t Nnrf Nuuo
bis iur @prludl YlUCuuc. Inn it.3O GurmittuuS.
9nlctgG Is, SlUmae,
lNup!D StqOts (5cputrtcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Sic @eiobunq Ser beut.
ldcn &onoeIafIotte bclt0nh nod Der
Hcid}aitutiitlf ONT T.. &unuor 1865
ans 1890 aopicn. Sic lit intcr-
hnlb Der lester . Snbrc ,nl mcbr
ais 5000 aopic 1apodicl. Ter &c!
itci8crtcn Rod)irngc nod iccm1nni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

GER Ole GrmittrlmQcn nod ni6t
Dor, obcr 10 uicl lift iidrcr, OoB Die
@oGncn in ser critcn @Glitc oicic9
&o6rca bciicrc @cid0itc Qcmodjt bo-
buL ais ic. Sic proipcrircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Minimum Nlnf.

IS itarb nuh furscn pctocu HnOulpp 6lut
i'm 10. 9C6cn5iubrc. R~eIiehlcr Sobl non F0llipl
rno NINA NJ Slud. Die !'crrol4uI0 llnoel
am NrcitGa, ltuhmittGGa , lUr pom At"iet
bdlic. gir. ans. Utuiiubulctie Npcllut, aus uhI
Der oyOuouiG Fart GculctcrD' lIdIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Nnmnnm = 4Snrf.

Ter bnuptIGhlidite 6ricbBuf In Baltimore.
XII iebcr Ncit erret6tur. 5ili Gents 6ubrs
Qclo bon aucn Gtuoitbclcu. StrGBeubdbIts
&aaNuns puiiirCn hcn SuuptciuGanA ale oret
MinItcu. &arntC5 HSurte3inrlCr fit Sul1e,
ole Den SricoDof bel ruubenl gSCtter heil6en.
WcprdbniGpliUe 81 fcDr mdbigen BretteIl,
idnmtlih uItcr fortpdbrenoer Btlcge.
9hrcnH: 4r. 81, @cit.S nrntu1a'StraRe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Die TdDncu Hurt 0epuiit nno Bet.

tertun.9 rtnrIipuru. @rubtboue Sccncrten, @e.
Dtrgs. Slnft6ien; bic QruBurtiaen @riidcit; Ntbts
der populi.e FIug - 9rubc itene SuteiS. gieuer
i0ncuer Sampler .SuSulcbanna" tcoet 9icll'
itog. 9oHncriidg mo SamitnG unl 1 llDr Nadl'
mlita0s. 81 Naule nm 1890 YbeIos. NRttt'
nod mo Srtntng o llbr 2iurBcns; 5u 3unle
& llGr NbcuoS. Sic 0tcife am Ditiiuo6 ae'
lpdbrt ~ Gtrube in Fort Geppiit 5lIllt .g,eil9
Der prud6ipulen Mnlu0en oes Come SnfiiiutS.
Ninric SOC, Wa1Bciieu 50c. N~entn1cl am 10.
Suni. CSunt5 ,3&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

4raGtboue 9nrfs, rere stntiifcments uuo
@ttratttoncrr; b~erilbt1te soc. Miabl8citcH; GdI5'
ipuiersNao; pcriu6t wno beiudbrt. Wuitf bon
Der anpcue bcS 8. Jcoimcnt8. Seoem ecfGut
IS in GDl6ciicr.
MiammutG. 9nmpfcr r2uuiie." @o6entdaen
(nE5Qeuommcu 2icnitaGs, 9OHncrltaBs ltnD
Sreituas), $50 Born mo 2.3O yIG6m.; 9ien'
ituA. GOuHcritua mo 6reitag. $50 Born. 200
mo G.25 gia6ul. crtru Boot 3.t5 gtubn;.;
an SountdNcu; 900 Born. un6 $50 Nutrn.
Bette Snmiljentuae UlOutag Inb Wtttipn1. Sec
Weiiie BInb.
Die feiuite Iour tn Der g8cIt fir 25c. Jfa.
BAIT fir S6uIen uno 8%eieufbaitcn. @tIihe
icIne Sateu often.
CUtut26-I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Sic libcroIr EortCt in
GHQloro bat oiC9pcruiro0c aus Der
NHclt 1cidofit, irocm lie Den Inter
id)ico 5mii6en Noer2n unO Gn0IGn-
ocrn ull@Ncluiiht bot. 0ic nclc Der
ioiiunQ bon Grun&uool pCrICibt alien
Ncmobncrn I'M itimnlfGhiNcn 2ltcr
cas- Wiirgcrrcd)t. Torulla toun lid
crgcbcrL bob Die Nocrcn Die Gbcr-
bon0 IN Der @cictNcbrmG crlonQcn.
0ic Nciilr6trug 0ob Oicic @cmoIt
mibbraudt mcrOcn t0untc, lit per
niinitiQcr @ciic uid't QcbcGt mprocn
"a nidt criid)tlid) it, mic elm ioldcr
N}tBbrol6 m0alid mare. Gtc %oc.
rem BADEN fCint 9~}utiouuIit0t mcbr
uno ucrnlogcu cine iold}c audi nidIt
mc6r gu crInngen. Sic f0nucn MIR
nod ais cngliidc NijruCr mirfCn
u1o Ou5 llntcrbolt2 bat ibncu bic Csc.
@IcQcnbcit Oo5u GeQcbcn, Iic quite
MirfunN oicicr pCrnijuitiQcn Cbot
lit Jest idon criid)tlitl Gic @ocrcn
iinO nit Scr uutcn &crioiimg 5uiric
Den, un0 Oonlit lit old) Die politiidc
SpomlrnG porijbtr. 0jc bialonQ Der
Observation-Disclosures gutter mirtbihoit
Ijdcr &%erbGltniiic i'm ]Srol%pouI bin
ocrlid) gcucicu lit,