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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-04-20
STORY Of DISASTER
CONTINUED From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First Page.)
The magnificent FairmOnt Hotel, not
yet completed, stands on the brink Of
Mob Hill, overlooking the bay. The
hotel was not seriously damaged.
The construction of the hotel was
started by Mrs. Herman Oelrichs Of
New York, as a monument to her
father, United States Senator James
Fair, but h recently sold it for 49,
100000. To the westward of Mob Hill
on Pacific Heights, are many fine lew
residences, but little injury was done
to any of them.
The court house at Redwood City
and other buildings collapsed. Menlo
Park, Burlingame and other fashion,
liable suburban towns suffered. Santa
Rosa, to the north, Napa, Vallejo, and
all towns around the bay were dam
aged. These reports alarming as they
were, created little interest in San
Francisco where the people were in a
frantic state.
TOday's experience has been a testi-
mOnial to the modern steel building. A
score of these structures were in course
of construction. and not one suffered
IlIOLl tlt earthquake SHOCKS. Inc COM
jpleted modern buildings were immune
from harm from the Seismic move
ImentS.
The buildings that collapsed Wee
1imsy wooden and old brick strvct-
ures. The damage by earthquake does
not begin to compare with the loss by
fire. The heart Of the business quar-
ter of San Francisco has been destroy
ed by fire.
Fire has done the greatest damage.
An area of thickly covered ground OF
eight square miles has been burned
over and there is no telling when the
fire will be under control.
Mayor Schmitz was about early and
took measures for the relief and pro-
lection of the city. General Funston
was quickly communicated with and
by 9 o'clock 1000 federal soldiers were
.tguarding the streets and assisting the
ifiremen in dynamiting buildings.
General Funston realized that stern
measures were necessary n ave
Iorders that hooters were to be shot at
sight. Four men were Summarily eX-
iecuted before 3 o'clock this afternoon.
AT a meeting of so citizens called by
the mayor. it was announced that 1.4O0
tents would be pitched in Golden Gate
Park, and that arrangements had been
made to feed the destitute in public
squares.
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Senate Democratic Caucus.

Washington, April IA senate
democratic caucus has been called for
tomorrow at IL o'clock to consider the
railroad rate bill. Should there not be
a speedy agreement it is probable
that a short session of the senate will
be held and tn caucus will continue
during the afternoon.
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nothing TO hide. AS I was quoted in
la letter to Mr.. Breen as saying I am
willing to drive the dagger home to
as well as republicans. I
perfectly impartial to my favors of
that kind"
The senate adjourned until tomor-
ROM
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TO CAMPA|eI{0ADs
--
Investigation Of Contributions
BY Banks
CALLED FOR BY TILLMAN
His Resolution Referred to the
Finance Committee.

Tfllman Would Have the Inquiry Ex-
tend to Both the Republican and
Democratic Party-He Would Not
Object to the Inquiry Going Back as
Far a. 1855 and 1SS9-Method of
Suggested by a New York
Banker-SenatOr Foster Speaks for
Three Hours on the Rate Bill.
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Death of Captain w. A. Powell

Atlanta, Ga, April 17.-After an i'll
ness of only our days. inruced by the
inirmities of old age. Captain W. A.
Powell, treasurer Of the Home Mission
Board of the southern Presbyterian
general assembly, died here today,
aged 81 years. Captain Powell has
been a resident of atlanta since 1859,
and served with the Eighth Georgia
regiment during the civil war.
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greensboro. y. c, April 1.-The
u +. Spencer Blackburn. con
s'eS>ihah from the eighth North c.
ma district, came up for be,-a~
me federal our at II O'Clock ~.
morning. ''''N mis-
hi"ekbqrn is specifically cb,rgat
WIN violating Section 1872 Of he Re-
'lsed Statutes of the United STATE. :,
pFac'lcins and receiving fees theresor
oelore the government dem,
az Washington.
oHloed states Circuit Judge Notb,,
r0H' Of West Virginia, preside,1 .,
the hearing. a.
'uoge l.. l.. Lewis. district attorney
VI Ohe eastern district of Virginia
assisted by J. J. Britt, assistant -
1lll'ed Mates District Attorney T
e 0"' VIII represent the government
J "lsressman Blackburn"s interests
: W. looked after 10y Former .Judge
f Brotynum, Jr., T.. J. Justice r.
ho'e'. Sam bradshaw and Frank
The
hlost hooromises to be one of the
: olina, not yer heard in North Cav
e o'"i 'n"''n account Of the high
{ oy reason OF " the defendant bpt
e INC nrasan+ minence OF the at
n a ninvestigationptlve sides.
: cember by the depttle outcome OF
e Washington in confted last De-
: charges hat had boz Justice at
the congressman. With certain
This inquiry was follt against
: dictment of Blackburn Il.
4 the Asheville court Febr.a an In
- last. I'D OF
- He was indicted on thre@nd,
covering three separate and
: transactions. 9
Immediately after the hearing
commenced the defense filed a dem
er contending that the alleged offen,
were committed before Blackburn b.
n taken the oath as congressman, al
that he was therefore not amenaDle
, the statute; the demurrer was owe
ruled, and the case will go to the in
N on the testimony.
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Hon. III. L. oGdwin. of Dunn, is in
the city on business. He has mat
tiers in court that he is here to look
after. Mr.. Goodwin is a candidate for
congress from this district.
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BLACKBURN TRIAL
Comes up for Hearing Ia the
Federal Court.
JUDGE G0FF PRESIDING
Ease VIII so to the Jury on the
Testimony Offered.

Deinurre Filed by the Dcf.ps.
'e"dihs That the Alleged ouenses
"ec committed Before blackburn
Took the Oath as C,n,r.-
"'erruied By the Court-Distr,c, A.,
'or"eS Lewis of Virginia Assisted IN
,. j. Britt win Represent
efhhieht-strons Array OF Come,
for blackburn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Rouse of Ashe-
pole, were guests Of the Colonial Inn
last night.
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LATE BULLETINS ON THE DISAS.
TER.

San Francisco. April 1S.-S .. m.
Night added to the horror and as
darkness fell the sky was illuminated
lin all directions. AS the flames spread
into the residence district, people left
their homes n fed to the parks and
squares. a series of rather severe
earth shocks at I o'clock further in
creased the terror. and many LETT
homes that were not in danger.
San Francisco. April 1S.-At 10
tonight the fire was undated
and thousands Of people are fleeing to
the hills and clamoring for places on
the ferry boats to cross the bay.
The damage is now believed to have
reached 5000, 0 600 and fifty thous-
and people are thought to be homeless.
San Francisco. April 1910 .. m.
1t looks now as if the entire city
would be burned. The Associated
Press men are trying to get matter to
Oakland by boat. but they r very
uncertain. The government is fur
,nfshing tugs but the confusion is so
great that they cannot be relied upon.
1t will be impossible to send full de-
tails for several days.
San Francisco, April 1s.-10:15 o.
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San Francisco, April 1S.-10:15 o
m. The newspapers have ceased al
efforts to collect news and the Associ.
,ated Press force is compelled to ac'
independently.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Scirat6S : 2iccnicn.

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pbinqG. 5ruplep, 20; }lpplitunt 6.
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9tr. al, Sort Nucmc.
Nm. u. Moli, 10, mo NuQuita
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ISM. Comrades, 81, unO Gorr:c
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9}r, TOO, NorO 6nlbOunitrobc.
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9ie SoIt nod NeufunoionN, bio
NorO. SiOnep unO mad WtqueIon, bia
@oltolL i6lieBt bier tdGIifl I'm 3 llbr
aohmittogs; nad Gitbo, pia Tampo,
t10lid nm 1 llDr 9todmittog0; nod
Gotta Tica, SonbaraS (OItfiiItc). Ni.
corogua (Oltfiiite) mo @uatamaIa,
Oia IemsO Orleans, tdgIid mn 10 llBr
NbenOS; nab Werico Gito toglih nm
3 llbr Na6mittogs unO 10 llbr
Iben6S.
GrunS-G { It.
Sreitag - 10 llbr IbenO8: nad)
Sotpoii, Guam unO Sen GbiIippinen,
pio Son 6ron5iSco.
Die GoIt nn6 NlritrnIifn, NcusGn.
Ge6onien mo sic 6iii . SnieIn, pid
@ancouper, idIieBt bier tGgli6 nm I
llbr A6cu0S bis gum IL. Augult;
nod) Sopon, Goreo, G6inn unO 0eIl
@bilippincn, pia Seattle, tGgIih I'M
T ltbr Nbeno8 bis 5um t3. Auguit.
Qic SrunS Yociiic.Yolt miro tdg.
Iid nod oen Ab9ou0SbGien obge.
ionot uno lit Die 3cit ser SflieBung
10 cingeriftet, Dab Iie bel muntcrbro.
denem observation-disclosures rCd)t.
3eitig eintriift.
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9ngtmciItcr.
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goIbef6rbcruna nad pcm TnsIanSc,

Gle %auslGnotide golt fir Die am
If. 9luguit enoenoe ISOLDE i6lieBt in
allen 8daen piinftlib, I'M Sahptbii.
leou pie ioIat:
Die Yodet.Bot 1T tdglif BON 8
ltbr WorGeuS bis 5 llbr Nadpnittags
often. oilsgenommen SonntdgS.
Die Eodetpoit nod) 0eutihlano
idlieBt nm 5 llbr NadmittagS am
Wontag, sen 6. 4uguit, mo Witt-
mod, oeu 8. Ni8iIt; nad @roBbri.
tnnnien un0 &rlano 0ienitogS mo
6reitagS nm 3 llbr 0a1mittogs.
3ompier iobren bon SEEN Dorf
a6, ipenn niht auoerlpeitig angege'
ben.
Grams. atIantiihe Boit.
6reitag - 3 ll6r 0admittagS:
nnd Den a5oren. Snieln per 0ompier
BON Bolton. 7 llbr gben6s: fir
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iiir SrlonS miiiicn per .Bbiloocl.
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mad Sen 9abnmaS per 9ompier .8i.
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Seutige ShluBrate:

No0 n.-3lltlIbr NU WlllHeI !,
aus Sen Gleoatoren 3uriitge5oaen -
NuihcI; Gepotorrn . &orrotb 1870
@uldel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Gin qroBcr Gmpfang miro
Dem nelprnunntcn Midter Ilfre0 2.
9tilcS bon ieinen Nodborn II. 6reun-
0en in Mulbroof bercitct iperocn,
nerl er Gnoc oieieS WonotS bon lei
ncr Guroporeiie 5uriidfcbrt. @ouOcr.
nellr @oriielo miro aud oo5u cinge.
loNen mcrOen. Nid)ter NileS 1T 10.
chen gum 0efon Der Baltimore Sll.
riitens Sdule pieoercrtpGblt moroeu,
mcld)e Stcllung er id)on lonae 3eit
auSiiiat.
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Suhn SruuJ'S pgidder.orrbsrgr,"
Hr. 1875, 9nrriiuu, nuhe SrriuGtUn.S ctr. }
SEQ. Siini0er. IT,, &ruusGu.' Nier am /
Sapt, gNGruIer Yuni6 bon II bis / llbr !
ga6mittagS, glle neutf1en Bidder ltto !
8um BeilIbe eingelaoen. Is. & B.sIeles
p6oH - ct. Yuul 1852 VI.
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Mus Dem Jnncrcu Marnlano'S nnS
ben angrensenOCn StHntcu.
llnalMdIih c 0nmilie.

&n Cameron. " 90, ucrbronntc
Ooa ) Sabre oIte Godterhcn oc@
Nru. VI. ), 9lo6iniou, ais Die &leiue
ln0 mehrcrc SpicIQcnoiiinnen in ci-
mem Shuppcu Gin 6cucr ongefud)t
bottcn. Ter Glterc Nruoer oeS Sim.
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Cine ncllc ciicrne Bride lalien Die
GomnliiiGrc bon 6rcOcrid . 6ountp
bel 2inf'S 6oro iiber Ocn Wonococp-
t5luB boucn. GnS 9ommcrf miro
$1,000 ~foltcu, Gic 2orf 9riOgeGo.
BON Norf, 40. bot oen Gontroft.
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Surge Canon! Wadt Sud bieie
Cfferte Al Ynbe.

@ir biIpen iesi sine alaffe fir innse Earnen
In unlerer UIettic TamsafmnetetY.eaHem
edalr. einer Der Nortbeiie an Der BetbeiIi.
gung oteier aIdiie M Der. bdb Shnierinnen
erluubi IN an ibren eieeuen aieioeru su ars
beiten. Siefe alnife III i'm Sanuar 1905 su.
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MAIDEN. et
SIR peitere ausfnnft fhrebe cber menbs
man iih an Nran W. eHbers. VT. HTa. 18th.
eatatoga., 6ds esware. Strahe. (376-)
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or. 3uiubr 92S2 9uihel;
aus Sen @leOotoren 5uriidGe3ogen
1910 @uIhel; Glepotoren &orrotb
9749S 9uid)eI. @crfGuie: Elm @oa.
gon 9tr. 3 peiber gu 80, elm @og1on
Ntr. 3 mciEcr (oItcr) I'M GIcpotor 81
391h,
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2lt U%crfnnfcn:

0aS 2-itodi9e @tbau3 Gar. t02,
gSOrO, gtorO.W tontiOrO- Npemle, emf.
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mer; 8runoitiid us bel 70 SUB;
@rumOjina $2.25 pro 6rontfub. 9{od.
5uiragen Bel IS. 3, Gallagher, 3r,
24O1, 6airmuuut-Aucnnc (146-)
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gcrlun0t Srnncu nnO MaOdeu:

0erlnn1t:
Cine ND9in in etrter 6unltlte BON orel ser
fpren: iein AdtdIei uno Vtigeln; Soqn. s2o.
AadsufruQcH Sluiiheu o uno II uDr D'liuB2
in Gr. 2340, Gntap sYlGCc. (22l-2)
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Baltimore Warftberidlte.
8rciie I'M 2erington. Marft,
Gem il G.

@oltimor 8. giigult 1906.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 1906 6diicr,
einidIieBlid 1886 Saiier 5u Occult.
@oint uuo 1904 6dIier 8u Canton;
aiiitenOerian0t - S1iier. 3ie No.
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an ~oerfouitu Gnunts. sanpfate

S6aert Mot. ben bon Sud eeluilnldien
Seiobts an ialifef, an Der 9toroieiie Der
SreSerids Roao unb am 9noe Der 3 Cents
SabreeIosqinie Ga5 uno 9Saier: 9olnins
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mside in sic 66bc eehen. iehe man ". {.
Saip prtb, $40 ", equitable. @ebdube.
t217--23)
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GpesieQe SegiinItignngea

fhr Nae, bic Combinations. etsioaSapste'w
wanfdeu. Wtntutrr In Sarbet In bereolbetem
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bett. prompte MbIieferuHg.
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Rr. %409-4tt, Worb. Cab. etYabe.
W2du uenne eiefe 8situng. (april7--)
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Gautpa uus StsLtsuptOwx.
aoer's yGSelusih.Saae,"

WarbIanosI elepbon - n Sc.
S1uptQuartier oeS SeiGngoereins ..@oei.
meiB," n9amersSieretns bes @oeluetB, "
.GlntunsGDnflapS gir. 446, .. .. s.
nSrieRtdIs9 iiiriits 9Ir. 1853, 3. u,s@., II.
- CAUTION Spnrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
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oeurp 6, aI.lu's Wsstnurant,

Rr. ZIG. giap., nate Soluarb. Giraffe.
Yor5ieIihe R8eiHe, Spirituo,en II. lntOns
gigarren. 9eftes Rier AM 8Gpf. 2unth
fir 1ei,bdftsIeute bon 11.30 BOruI. bis
2 ll6r gta6mittnes. GelepboH Is. & q.
- Mt. Bernor 3009 n.
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9lbnm Nnnp,s sitftanrnnt.

Wr. 1IO4, rbs6tntrnl.Mutnn
Ser nYturholt Snimeripdbrtnoer BulberetH
bon Baltimore" %berfammeIt ft9 bier lee
ben WlpHtda. - George Bretm 4 Cons
Bier am 3apf, mad bvutt6cr Srt btreit
nom 5ab.
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Robcrt 0uamer'S
apieph eMwenatrls Naft,
g. ennhn,s Meltanrant.

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then. Seinite 4lere. @etne nno nnbtre
1etriinfe. 9eIepbon: 6. 4 y. &oIte 629 q.
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Ghmiot's n@theutranSsSnne,"
fE6e 4 nm (9nh0 Stf0ES

{ Sauptqun ritter oes Bah ern Gr.'cnt.s Ser. J
{ ems" n@i6enfrarJ e 9umen $ Bereins, !
Canton 9mmerlp. @nIls II. geiboerei1s." }
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GonIlnOe. gtr. AIS, s.. 9: 8" Strides
Bier au ieber Belt. - 9. & z. 1eIepRon: ,
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Gbefnpenfes1 eIepbon - GoIte 1883 3. !
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'3n b%erfanien pber ST pcrmict6cn.

5u uertaufcn cher 5u ucrmietben:
alters iueael elm uoLiommen autes 81gs
ners uno &utf6enzSeiddit. init bouem 3nbebor.
Gdrifili6e gnmelounaet inter nG. g." an bic
Effto bee rSentihen 9orreipoHoeut".
cos
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Gr. t7t4, Goros 4dtieriousR urfss beune: Bipeis
'i6dia: feds 3imiHer uno Hno. 9fndbutrdgen
bel Der ,,Gitp 8eal 6itate g. eGan Co." sr.
300. Spuutluuos 5traBe. t22O-0)
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1925, 592 9lti6el. @erfGuic: 5000
Spot SIT 747s, 10000 9tr. , rother
meitliter SIT 1914, COCO Spot 3u
7i3S, Elm @o11ou gtr. , rotbcr>lueit-
Iitcr 5l -, elm @uGgou gtr. , TO.
tber pcItlihcr ST. II. Gin @oggon
3uriidgemieicncr olti Der 9abn 5u
2ocuit. Yoint 3u G6. 1000 @r : 70.
tier meitliter Spot 5u 764, , @og.
gon3 Steamer gtr. , rotbCr @iuter
(mcitlidcr) oui Der @ohn 5u 7OH.
Spttinp ShIlt6rota.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Satub siiss' ,9aeiubts.Snar,"

Rorboft.Gdl Der 9piu. 6OrrtT.etr.
Sauptaudrtter oeS SefdngoertinS -Wielos
6ie". Stnaftunoen ieoen 9onnerftussbenb.
Berfammlungen bes centennial Webger'
8ereinS" ie6en 2. nno 4. Sienitae I'm
WSonat. 9eIepbou - Wt. 8eruoh 2666 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

&crionot Don ocn Glepntorcu 1854
9uihcl; Gl%cputorcn O.. &orrotb 1923.
t0l @uldeI. Gcrt6uie; 5ruci @oG.
gon9 gelbcr inn Glcpotor 81 80, 80.
600 September 81 5512, 1000 Spot
81 5512.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Sn a~erfanfen.
Au pfrfanicii


9as 3sii1diae 2Sobnbnus gir. 10. Sit.2t. Ctr.
cementirter Aeller. Surndcc, Ib5uasfunnlsSers
binouneen lIno Nao: I'M beiieH 3nitunoe; ell
@areuin. Ginh5ufraaen an crt NIB stete.
(221-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

3. u. A~6ermanu4 p0ne,
RDrbgV.Gde 8Bagts unb Sarnltue@etrnRe.
SauptQuartier beS -B1berHfWdnHerhors-
9lbsnS. Reus MifeIieoer s%uiutcmuel.
@or5igIi6es Bier ber .st1tio1al'Braue'
ret" am 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

III OcrtautcH:
YIN ilelHCa yHOOnbuls NJ bIlid Bl ntrtuulen
Nan aorelitreN pH, ~" Seutiuer Gorreipon
bcnt. (19l-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
steneacHh:

Gin Ieoieer MaHn iu6t Stele GIs Bier6e.
mdrfer; bat aud Aenntniiie ais lfeiier. 9inbs
~5ufru9en in 8r, t404, Wic1cnrg.s traRe.
(22t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

gae, weldbe @elb aebraud,en, Spredltn bier
Dor. MnIeiben auf Gdldre. W}obelll II. @rnno'
Gipenibum. Sm 8ertrauen. Refine 2odn'Ofiiees
Metbooen. Baltimore SHuetmtnt Co." Rr.
f2O, Gore.YaeasStrahe 147-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Ginrithtnno cines 9adb1ufcS. gid6Suirnae
bel ROBIN Gioman, Gr. 1880 William 2traRe.
(220-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Sn oertnufcn
Gin aunoenihneioersGefhdft NIT Sorrotb II.
Gilribtulg: befbdftigt 10 Irbeiter. Dub aus
@efunobeitsriidiihten has @efhdit %aufeeper.
Giaoi bat 800 Ginluobner. gtdbere Iusfinft
ertbeilt Is. Z. eippp, Wiandleiter, DID.
U9S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

Ten beitsn Misunderstanding biloet bic
.Snipeltiun Der SufeldnbB1dfteiHs9o tidges.
an v pumiH0oalesgl neule, Gnlhlueae 8lpis
id,en @omon0tuns uno liortbsslpenue So
monofon.gtueuu @agGOn5 fdbreu am 81
gettbnm Oorbei; man fam an Der 10.
Strnbc, &nIbroof, mad iilolid iGbrenoen
Gomunofonsslpe lSng90rs traiisteriren.
Wian iteiee int SufelGnosGarf, n6roIi6 bon
CT. @opdro's Nir6e. 'n6. (2l7-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09
Stcacnscinde.
Siencdcium:

3iiftiger, out enpfobleter Nubbalter ilbers
nimmt fiir ileincre @ei6ditslente etc. Die BUN
tibuI19 ie eint9c Slmnoen td9Iih. Sell. o.
Gsrreip erbeteu. (221-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-09

8erIanat i'm Magemeiaen.
geutI0es Mrbeits.W adwtiiuuo .Sartau,

AtHtIdlts NtBtTIssN nulUtI IHHHo' SHtFuHir
pr. 219, Sio.SbGrpsStr1Be, unter Der Iuiii6t
ber aGeuii6en 8eieufdaft". - Steientger, Die
beutf6e S1nofuerfer. 9lrbeiter uno 9ienltboten
gu beihdftigen ipiiul6en, lpolen iib perionltb
ODER In fr1nfirten Griefen an ben Neenten Der
@eieui6dft, SpbaHu .. W,eDer, Hr. 2i9, Glib
ebarp'StraRe, nenoen, iueI6er unent9eltlih
Gusfurft ertbeilen ipiro. Gpretltlnoen bon
1 bis 5 lbr. (San28 .tO
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-11-10
What One Man Is Doing.

The editor of the Southern Cultiva-
tor, Atlanta, Ca, recently made tour,
and one of the stops he made was at
Valdosta, Ga. He tells about it: Mr..
Hutchinson carried us out to see his
20-acre farm. He has IA acres in cot
ton that he is counting on % bales
from, and if he does not get it, he
will not miss it very far. 1t was the
finest we have seen this season. The
other six acres were in corn, three in
early planting and three in young
corn, following a fine crop of oats.
This corn will make over 40 bushels
per acre. Mr.. Hutchinson has made
over 100 bushels per acre. He re-
allies you must make your land rich
and do good work, to make bountiful
crops either on large or small scale.
He will make money on his farm, a
fine relSrn upon his investment, and
for his labor; and this is the kind of
farming we wish to see done in the
south.