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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-10
Gin nencr Hcttnnasairtel.

Gin @elgier, Nomens Sad Sode-
TIM, bat einen nelen Hettungsgiirtcl
criunber. Der iebes bisberige GU
item 81 iibertreffcn iteint. 1odetpn
bat IN Inttperper in Ser SdpeIoe
Grperimente nit Dem @iirtel &c.
modt Die Ole h6dite getpunoernna
oaer Sahlerte erregen. Ger Mppa.
rat balt Die Ierion Die i'm ii6 UNI
gelegt bat, itets in tpaseredkr &id-
tung, ielbit weiin bie See bemegt
ober itiirmiid lit. Ger @iirteI emit
>bGlt cine Heibe bon Mbtbeilungell
our Iufnabme bon Iluminiumfia-
ld)en fir friifes @oiier, Goenaf Ii.
Wol5ertroft, ioipie fir Elm Cell, Elm
Melier unb @ertbeegenitdnbe. Ger
gpporat fam IN menigen Sefunberl
om aorper beieitiat merben. Gin
lebr leif)ter Mffumulator ipeiit cine
8liiblampe fir Die Nadt. 5ofetpn
bat gpparafe fir cine, 3tpei iino brei
Eerlonen conitruirt, sic ale eleih.
maBi9 innftioniren. Gie engliife
Momiralitat intereiiirt iid fir Die
6odetpn'ide grfinbuns unb bat ben
eonItrufteur einaelaben, nab 2on-
Don 81 tommen, UNI BORT oen Met-
tnngsgiirtel Dor3nfiibren.
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Seiraths Qicensen.

9enj. AltmolL 36, unb Sorab
Glumpoib, %; Applifont s. Sbu-
man, gr, %, observation-disclosures
Hbilip Goireai, %. mto Morp 81
francesca, %; Npplifont Sonetto 81
francesca, 9tr. 1410, Sit.Otonument,
StraBe.
Gbas. ". Cope, ~, unb Clara 9.
Sauerboff, AZ; Mpplitunt Clara 9,
Souerhpff, Nr. 2546, Dorf-Tooo.
Cabin g. Cole, q, unb Carrie g.
hurry, 20; gpplifont Cabin s..
Cole, Ger. ~, @utmonsgpenue.
Sobn 5reeoenburg 26, unO 9ertiC
@tiier, 20; gpplifont Goparb Gel,
SIR. t1O6, Eotterion. gpenue.
Sobn ". Sunf, 80, unb Inno i.
aoons, %; applifont Mar s. Stern,
Yer. III, ct. Haul.S trabe.
3atoriab Z. @rop, %, uno Sulio
30. Sumter, %; slpplifant Sobr
Shneiber, Nr. 1923, goiuen.S troBc.
Srunf alanie, "a, mlo Marp Sc
neiro, II; Npplifont 5ronf &lonic,
Ger. SOL @eit-M ulberrpsS trobe.
&oItues 5. Mettee, q, unb Gliic
6. 9opb, 2t; gpplifant 3. ", Sol,
froeee, Mr, 1882, @eit.2 erington-
StraBe.
Mor Yerel, 81, unb Morp Selma.
mage, 20; Applifont Mor Eerel, Nr.
1871, Sorriion.S troBe.
Sol. $. NuiieIl. 40, unb Moe9iC
Breelcp, As; gpplifant Soi. $. Iui.
iea, Nr. ~ I. Strobe,
Senrp 5. Hoogers, 25. uno WoeeiC
S'GonneL 26; NppIifunt Saco6 Butt
Ger. S29, @ontioro slnenue.
Gbas. Is. @ooonorb, "a, unb 9tino
g. 9opi1ers, 30; applifont Gborlea
g. Wooonorb, @aibin9ton, 3. e.
,,s5n Hufarsfi, %, lrno Warp
Welipsfa, 10; gpplifont Sobn HtD
horsfi, Nr. 617, StroBe.
Saul Cite, q, mo Ghriitinc Mc-
bes, %; Mpplifant Eoul Otto.
Yertram 6. Heolow, 20, unb 8roce
6. Steir, "a; Mpplifant Sertrom =.
GeoIop. GIepelanb, Ohio.
ssobn Z. Wc@uire, 80, nno @li5o.
bet6 WalterS, SO; Npplifont s. $.
SIinfmorL Nr. 33S, Siib.Galboun.
Strabe.
Grnnf 4. Sitter, q, unD annn )
genni6insfp, 81; appIifaut Charles
80. Gapis, Nr. 2107, 8eitHratt,S Ctr.
Geo. .. Stront, q, nno Mary
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-10
SdiffsnadDridltcn.

Nem 9orf, 8. Sftober. - sn-
getommen iino Die 0ampier nao:.
ler @ilbelm DER @robe" ponWrcnen
uno nGaronio" BON 9iperpool.
Bremen, 8. Sftober. - Ginac.
lailIen Don Mem . 9)nrf lit ser Gam.
pier Daronpril5 Milbelm."
Gopcnbugcn, 8. Oft. - Der
2ampier oSelli9 Slop" trof beil:e
non Atep Dorf Elm.
Soprc, 6. Oft. - Der Gompicr
~Snbion" lit nod Nem . Dorf obge-
fabren.
Intmerpen, 8. Sftober.-Nn.
getommen bon Nem +. 9ort lit ser
Enmlpier nSinlonb."
DC eille, 6. Oft. - Sn See
nod Rem : gorf ging Der 0ampier
yHoma."
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gus Dem Snnercn Marnlanb's nno
Den auGrcn,enocu Staaten.

- VI l VI l ! W ~ l D.
Die iedsi1brige Margoretbe %.
@ilion, Softer oe5 &eriiherungs-
Ngenten q. g. @ilipn BON 9)orf, pa,
~itiir5te BORT 9eitern Morgen aus Sem
Scniter oes ~iiinitrn StndlpcrfS 6eS
,GoIonial.SotelS" unO mar aui ser
Steue toot. Ios &in0 bate iid aus
Dem Seniter gelebnt uno GAS 8Ieid)-
oelpidt perloren.
8egen Woro pcrbn
Sn Clifton, W0., mlroc am Wpns
tag 9lbenO Ser 80 &nbrc oIte SbomaS
n. @iIcruit pom Ebilooclpbid u1rb
ser 20.jGbrigc &obcrt 9. NpaQ bon
Salisbury orf sic 9[nihuloigllng per-
baitet rno Dem @erihtsperiabrcn
iibernicicn, otaeblih Sen 80 Sabre.
alien Capt. &oiepb 9ilton ppn Flea'
iantpiQe, N.-&., erlnoroct 5l babcn.
Der nngcblide MorO trng iib am.
Montn9 Nod)nittag an 9oro Ocs
ShoonerS y8ol0en @i9bt" otli Dem.
elf 6iper in ser NGbe Don @iaiom
Nrrant'S Sbore 3u. Rpou ingt, Gnpt.
Silton uno CT bdtten iid) gcItritter,
Wilcroft babe lid eingemiidt mo
Gapt. SiIton babe oen1iclben oberbolb
oes Ser3cnS einen Meiierlti6 beige
brad)t, poraltf Milcroit, Elm itartcr.
Wonn, Sen Gapit1n ,0urd einen
6auitifIag iiber 8orO gemorien;
er uno ashcroft icien Damn an 2on0
geruoert uno bitten ii6 Der 8oli5ei
uusgeliefert. 9ie 9eife BON Gapt.
Silton lit nod nid)t ~geiunoen.
Conrad Nulanoper Of NJ Ii NJ
0en.
Ter 20 Sabre altc Conrad Nulano,
Elm aauimann bon Srcoerid, NO, lit
ieit Moutag Worgen peridmunoen,
piele S6ulben binterlniienb. Die
Sbuloen iollen angebli6 $1,000 be
tragen uno oie @utbaben iino Dor
aeblid gIeib Nhlu.
& il elm 0oppelleben.
Sn Hihmono, Su., puroe W. ".
@els, elm Observation-Disclosures,
bon ser Nnflagc, Siganlie %begangen
sit BADEN, ireigeiproden. Seine mirf-
lihe Srou io9te aus, er lei Itets elm
gutter Watm geipeien mo babe Iiir lie
uno ibre beioen 8inoer geiorgt. Die
angeblihc 5peite Satin, nelfe ios
chen Don einem tppboiem Jieber ge.
neien lit, erflGrte, iie babe MIR in Mill
Ser Gbe nit @eaS gelebt. NQe orei
4perlieben 5uiammen oas @eridts9e-
b1iroe. Die beiben Sranen traien lid
'sum eriten Male.
seine Gontroftoren. /
Gie n6reoerid, @oibington &9
GETTYSBURG j.. gabngeieaidait," perl
,iiir Die geplante eleftrii6e gobn pon
8reoerid no6 5burmont. bon oenl
Sarmern oas erioroerlide 2ano &C..
ihenft morben lit, bat beidlolien, Die
9obn bon ben nGmliben Sarmern
baiien 81 laiien.
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Tleiidlabiat i'm Nmslanbe.

&anoS Gitp. Wo, 8. Oft. -
Sier bielten Die american &otionol
Sipe Stof 9~iiociotion, Die GottlcHo;-
lers' giiociation mo oie Corn 9elt
Weot Erooucers Iiiociotion einen
9emeiniomen Gonpent ob, in mel
dem iiber Die Wittel beratbihla9t
murbc, nm ben acknowledgements
frobuften I'M auslanoe einen belie.
rem Ibins 81 peribuiien.
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Sran Wbers NM cine Soffnnna
urmer.

Sefferion Gttp Mo., 8. Oft.
- I6tbeiling , oeS Sbergeri1tS
pom 0liilouri bat oaS @eiu1 Der 9lp-
pellation on boS Sberbunbesgerid)t
im Sale Der uegen GrmorOung ib.
res Wfannes gum Sooe perurtbeilten
6rau Nfpers permeigert. Gie 9n-
molte Der Srau f0nnen ii6 nun AZ,
elnen BON Den Hihtern DcS Sberbirn.
peSgerihts lpeitoen.' nm puit oieiem
pielelft cine 8emdbrung oes ZIP.
neutrality-suspicious. 81 erlangen. 9ie
Sinrihtung Ser Srou Vfpers in 81.
berth, NO, lit ouf ben 26. OCTOBER
angeiebt.
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Gbiubrtstase Der EaFasier.9 ampier
3on Nem.Yorf.

am 10. Sftober Gampfer ,Seeas
mic" nah 2iperpool.
am 10. Sftobcf 9ampfcr .Glge-
rio" nad) Ncapel.
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.@as bat ser Maler @ome3 ii,
Der oiesiabrigen ausiteIlung?"
%, er miro einise HaIteile sort 20.
ben ooer Iebnlides." ,ltnlnos-
lid! gebnlifes piro CT mobl faum
ga baben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-10

Y. Solior, II; NppIifont George y.
Strput, 9tr. 1921, llnion'NIucnue.
Seroinano !. Sit6lc II ltnO
&ioio W. SbipIeu 10; Npplitnnt
S~Ser0iuan0 :. Srfle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-10

''N
Nm II. Sftober Compiler oaaiies
rim gilgrIto @iftorio "no6 @omburg.
Nm If. Sftober Compiler ngrc.
men" nod Bremen.
In II. Sfto6er Gompicr n2or.
rair1e" naG Sabre.
Sim 13. Sftobcr Gompicr oMftnnes
apoliS" nod 2onOon.
gm 10. Sftobcr 8ompfcr naroons
lonb" mad Qnttucrpcu.
am 10. Sftobcr Gompfcr nJlrnei-
ia" nad Glasgow.
gm 10. Oftobcr Goupfcr st.
Tou.." nod SoutBomptor.
Im IL. Cftober GumpiCr nErin5cb
Srene" mad HcupcI unO @cnun.
sm 10. Stto6er 9onpfcr Dgatoz
pio" nod @%oinburg.
Sm 10. Sftobcr Iompicr nGampa-
MIA" nod 2iperpool.
9lm t3. Sftobcr 9ompfcr ,Stolia"
nod Ncapel mo @enuo.
an 10. Sfto6cr Camper o9re.
taane" nad SaprC.
Nm t6. SftoGcr 0ompier oSlapos
mia" nod gfcopcl uno 8enuo.
Gin 16. Sftober Gompier nGaiier
Eilbelm Ser 3meite" nod Bremen.
glm II. Sftobcr Ianlufer ,Selto.
mic" nod 2iuerpool.
gm II. Gftober 9ompfcr rGala.
brio" nod Ncopel.
slm II. Sfto6er Gompier uHoorz
Dam" nod Hotteroom.
am II. Sfto6er 9ampfer rWo.
Donna" no d Heopel uno Warieille.
Sim Is. OCTOBER Gompier So Colt
roine" nad SABRE.
9lm Is. Sftober Gampfer n0eutide
lono" nad Samurg.
gn Is. Sftober 0ampfern SrieOri1
Der 8roBe" na6 Bremen.
Pm 10. Sftober Iampfer Cedric"
no6 9iperpool.
gm 20. Sftober 9ampfer ,Winne.
bnba" nad 2onoon.
Pm 20. Sftober 9ompfer .@aoer.
LAMB" nad 2lntperpen.
Nm 30. Sftober Camper .Nem-
Dorf" nab Soutbampton.
gm 20. Sftuber 0ampier nYatri-
cio" not6 Snmburg.
PIN 90. Sftober 0nmpier ngtrls
ria" nnf 2iperpool.
Nm 20. Sftober 9ampier Sale.
0onio" rtdd Glasgow.
Sm %. Sftober 0ampier yGitto
81 Hapofi" mad Neapel uno 8enua.
In 3.1Gftober 0ampiery Moltfe"
nod Neapel uno @enua.
9tn 81. Sftbber Gompfer Gar
mania" nn6 2ioerpool.
Nm 81. Gftpber 9nmpier y2isu-
ria" mad Reapel uno 8eula.
Nm a. Sftober 9ompier Baltic"
nod Siperpool..l
PIN "a. Sftober Gampfer nNeu.
Mmlter0am nn6 Notteronm.
Im 81. Sftober 9nmpier .@ertp"
nod Nenpel un0 3rieit.
gm 25. Sftober 9umpiery Sapoie"
nod Supre.
Nm %. Oftobcr Sompier .Ssfar
Der 3neite" nod aopenbagen.
gn %. Sftober Gampfer yIme'
rita" nab SQm6urg.
Nm 25. Sftober Gampfer vg6em.
nit" nob Bremen.
Nm y. Sftober Gampfer n@nS.
co0ne" rad) SABRE,
Nm 81. Sftobcr Iampfcr yMinne.
tonfn" nab 2onoon.
Im 81. Sftobcr 9ampfer ySin.
lanO" nod Intperpen.
am 81. Sftober 0ampier st.
2ouis" nod Soltbampton.
Im 81. Sftober 0ompfer y46ni.
Gin 2ouiie" llad Neapel unb @enua.
gm 81, Oftober 0ampfer nIre.
toria" noh Samburg.
am 81. Sftober 9ampier naron.
prin5" nod Bremen.
Im 81. Sftober Gompfer v2uca.
mia" uad 2iperfpol.
gm 30. Sftober Snmpfer nEan'
nonia" nah Neapel unb @enun.
Im 81. Sftober 1ampfer ,Waie-
tic" nad 2iuerpool.
PM 81. Sftober 9ampfer nSta-
tenoam" nadl Notteroam.
gm 81. Sftober 0nmpfer nHoma"
nad Neapel unb Worieiae.
Nm 81. Sfipber 0ampfer D8iu.
Tia" nad Heapel uno Srieit.
am 1. Nop. Gampfer .Yropcnce"
mad Soure.
Im t. Nop. Nampfer n9liider"
nah &omburg.
gm 1. 9top. 0nmpier e. 5. Giet-
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@oam Hupp's Weitaurant,

VT. 1104, Wuro.Gentral .9iueute.
ger gHorooft Sr1fneripdbrenoer Raiibereiu
nSlt baltimore" beriammeIt fih bier ieben
Wtoniae,, @eorge 0rebul K Cons Bier
9ln Sapt nab beuti6er art brett bonn
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YGFe CUR Meiie ms MnslamS be-.
iurst 6. 0ainr, Nr. 413, If.8alti-
more.strahe, nabe Goitambsnie.Ase
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NF'. @IO, NlaDa, itnbc 0uiuaro. efrohr
@or5lleltbe Weine, Spiritnoien II. iIninr,.
Si9aIren; Veites Bier am 3apf. 9uriih
lllr 9el6dltsleliie bon 11.30 Worm. biS
z u2r va brnttta9S. 9eIepbon, 6. & 81
- Wt. 9ernon 3OOs n. ~ ~
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Vt. 923, @orb.Gscn., nabe Mnt6unb. Str.
cIaSes %rl 8se Deg ."stntonta.een'
ltriftS Oar. 1906" aShiIier.Siftriffs mr
loS,, .. II. D." uno ,9iitriits Or. 90
y u. y. Sale an 8ereine Al bernie.
t9en. .6einite @tere, gBeine iiiIS anSere
@eirhnfe. EEL; &. & q, Wolie GOO II
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-HpreDit-6de uon som. mn 5nrren,etr
Salptalinrtier oes @efanapereins nW,eio.
oieI Slrt9fiuttocll ieoen SonneritaaglbenS
%erlqmmllineen oes Centennial Wietaerz
%eretls" teoen 2. lIro 4. Sienitoa inn
Wfonaf' 1elepbon-G. & y. 0olfe 1756 n
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Gr lDplltc cine ~ u
SSrau babcn, MN io1 er Den Ereis
oofiir 5ublen. 90 iuat Die aufS del
Dung %flogenoe iun9e Srou oes often
Scnotors Elott. Gle Grfldruna lit
fcnr3eidJneno fiir bie Eeriou unb lei.
Scr oltf fir ole Nnid)olungcn, Die
IN iencn &rciien berrid)erl.
SIN 20 iber " IL
5eiger" finoet lid folgenoer Nadrli
Zen Iieben Solootcn, Die inns nab.
reno ibrer Ginquortirung in unie.
REM Orte einige 10 gIiiflidc Stlln.
Den bcreitct babell, rltien mir Elm
bcr5Iibes 2ebefpobl uuo sguf Wie.
b%crieben!" noh. = II Sonnepalocr
9iirgerto6ter."
Gin bettereS W q II . b c RS t.
lcbniB bat Der commandments 0ene-
raj oes booiihcn 04.) Nrmeecorp$
b. Bod uno Eolod) gebobt. Gr mar
in ser IGbe bon Bfullenoorif eir-
ollortirt uno iono in ieincm Shlof.
gemob 81 ieinem Grltounen 5luci
Better Dor Nllcin treuber5ig e.
fl1rtc iDnl Die gGilerin: Gins lid,
ior Scr BOD uno s inncre lid for
Der EoIod."
II m fetnen W a Gel an II.
bilGen eintreten 81 loilen, mpuet Die
9enobncr oes Siiritentbums 2ippe
i'm September 1909 Die 1900sjdbrigc
@ieoerfebr oes Cages Der Seutobur.
serpolbsS dlad)t feitlih begeben. Is
limo nur nod orei Sabre, meint Die
2ippeide 2anbes3eitung, Dos lit
nift piel Belt, obcr luenu iriib &c.
mig an bieies Subildum erinncrt
miro, fonnen anbere ipeniger widti.
&c 6eitlidjfeiten entiprcdenb friib
gcnug 9elcgt ooer 5uriidgeitcllt mer'
ben.
Sn Snhiona / it ell @irtb
bo5r perurtbeilt moroen, Der @ittme
eineS @rtrunfenen f~iinftauienb Col.
lars Sdaoeneriab 5u 5ablen, neil er
Dem 9etreifenbcn fltr5 porber Cit
llebcrmob bon gciitigen @ctrdnfcn
perobrciht boben ioa. Gos lit cin
mcrflpiirbiges llrtbeil ur,b boffent.
lid lit huS lette @ort in ser 9ngf.
l~egenbeit nod nid)t 9ciproden. Sod
oem"ielbcn 8runoiase miirbe jeoer
Waifenbnnbler, Der S%en1anoem eincn
Hepolper perfouit, ODER ieoer Npo.
tbefcr, Der Site IN irgeiIb einerSorm
perabreid)t, boftpflidtie iein, lpenn
ocr aGuicr ipGter Sclbitmoro be.
9ebt, 3u ioltcn Decentralization in
u%nierer Ged)tipred)ung miro man CO
boffentlid) nid)t fommcn %laiien; eS
lit obneoica llebcrflub horon Dor.
ban0cn.
IIppl yu4l JJ-------> " ,IsUlJL1
Cine Nn5abl t. polf SCI + il Br1
lider ruliiiher Spriidporter, Die ocn
Seipeis liefern bob Der Wuibif aud
1eiitreid uno bosbaft iein fam, per
'ffentli6t Die r&epue %froncaiie." 81.
oieier Erooufte Der Solfslpeis,
)cit ieien bier mieOergegeben: Gie
arone ihiiet ben G5aren uidt Dor
fopfidmer5. = Selbit Ser G3ar fam
ourd Euiten Die Come nid)t ouslo.
den. = Ger Irnt oes G5aren lit
imur iebr lol1H bis 5umSimmel abcr
'cidt CT bod ni6t. - Ger G5or fanll
lift Gig in Sprup perponoeln.
Sic Sono bcs G5oret bat MIR i1l,r
'iinf Singer, wie Die Der auoeren
Sterbli1en. = Die Sub oes G,orcr
MIR &Glber sur @elt unb Die
bcnne oes G5oren fam feiueS dypn.
1eneicr legen. - @enn Der G5or eli.
zen M%ietbsiuogen nimnlt, miro ibm
.cber Sdritt als @erft angcrednet.
= @cnn Der G5or toG lit, modtc
1i6t Elm Wuidif nit linn touidn.
@enn es benz G5aren einiGQt, Gie.
men gu itneioen, miiiien Ole 9ouern
>os 2eOcr oa5u %liefern. -GineS brds
re i'm Nuae 0es Gsaren foItet oerl
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unb StsblanStown.
ed,miSt's acknowledgement,

2alpi1liarfier oes "8abern Ser. .llnt. .Sers
ems "@i6eniran3 : Samen ; SereifS'"
gSanton Smmerpibrenoen gau. unb aeibs
SsrelllS .Seitfbe @emiltbIihIeifa iitiS
eofflape Nr. AIS, s.. 8. S."
Ielepbun: gSolfe 32S 4. ~
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Gertna,s p6antun 9icbcrfraus.Saae,"
shoipcit.9de 3. ctr. II. Sait.stue., Canton.
Straftnnoe ieoen Mittiuo6 9lbenb. Ser
SamsnsSerein nerfainmeIt fid ieSer Sien.
tag. gheno. = rGatipnal"s8ier am Robf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 98oIie 1859 4.
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Nnbcrt 2ol mcris
pWsu6art'Wt It interchangeable,

nNtuAurf'W ilcrdlDrspnI
Wr. 192i-1923, Erlrans.straRe.
S~niptpunrtter oes nWto3art : Wtdnners
h9rs. Gingitunoe iebeu Sonneritaa
Mbeno.. Ser pWto3art Nalts uno Qei6s
Seretu" nerfantnelt iib ieocH UIontag
9ier. Gbeinpente : 1elepbon gSolfe
si4 3, (Aprtl4. fS)
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Juicpb cdiuenger's Safe,
zip, 0aiuertunsHuao, tabc Grcberi6 .2l0e.
pie beiien 8eiHe I'M gseftenb. WabIs
5elien az ieoer 3eit, 9ef6iitslunl6 eAIe
Spe3idliidt - Sallen 81 nermieiben. =
Sereirs." N"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-10

Or moIItc cine Of D II
Srou baben, nm ioll er Den EreiS
cofiir sublen. 80 iaat oie aufS DEF
Dung flogenoe iun9e 5rau oes olten
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in ielcn &reiien herrlder.
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Srot ietner gem il + II n.
gent lid bcs nngered)fan Mammons
81 entleoigen, lit anorem Carnegie
INNER nod eIiidlif)er 8eiiser Don
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States Steel Co." ~angeleet iinb. CT
bat fir Die Garnegie-S toblmerfe lei.
ner Belt 800 Miaionen erbalten.
@enn er Tie nidt perfauft bate,
miiroe iih iein Sabreseinfommen
gcgenmdrtig uieaeift alf icdsais
Millionen Collars helMifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-10

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-12-29
Seamen of Mature Ace.

Lord Charles Beresford, who has
just been given the highest sea com
mand in the British navy, with the
rank of admiral, is in his sixty-frst
year. Admiral Bosanquet, who relin-
pushes the particular service squad
ron, is 60, or a year older than any
American officer on the active list.
The new commander of the Mediter-
ranean station, Sir Charles Drury, is
81. Vice Admiral Curzon Howe, the
new head of the Atlantic feet, is Sc.
The chief of the new home feet, Rear
Admiral Bridgman who is SO, did not
reach his present rank until he was
IS. Prince Louis of Battenberg, sec
ond in command of the Mediterranean
squadron, is 50. Farragut was 60
years of age before he obtained flag
rank and 81 when he fought his great
est battle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-12-29
DAINTY HOME EXPERIMENT.
Little Machine, Homemade, That Will
Produce Pretty Effect.

| Have you ever seen potter s
| Wheel? 1t is one of the oldest, sim
plest ami most interesting of human
Inventions. 1t IL merely round, level
table which is rotated rapidly by
means of a treadle. The potter puts
lump of wet, soft clay on the center
of the wheel and sets the wheel going.
Then he presses his hands on the
whirling lump of clay, and 10! 1t grows
before your eyes into column, a
bowl or beautiful vase. according to
, the way in which he handles it.
Now I am going to show you how
to make little machine, says a
writer In Good Literature, which may
be called, fancifully, potter's wheel,
because you can make vases on 1t,
but you will not have to muss with wet
clay, because the vases will be phan-
tom vases.
The wheel Is a round card fastened
to one end of smooth, round stick,
like pencil or penholder, which forms
the axle. Now open a large English
walnut take out the meat and cut
away little of each shell, at each
end, so that when you put the shells
together you have smooth round
hole at each end Of the hollow wal
nut. One hole should fit loosely the
sharpened end Of the axle, while the
other must be large enough to take in
the full diameter of the axle.
Make third hole, still larger, in the
side Of the nut, put the axle in place
In one of the shells, fasten a fine cord
to It opposite the third hole, pass the
cord through this hole, put on the 9th
err shell and fasten the shells together
with glue or wax, taking care not to
get any in the holes. Make small
hole lengthwise In the top of the axle
If you have used a penholder the
hole Is already there and your pot
ters wheel" is complete.
To make the phantom vase stick a
hairpin, bent into any shape you
choose, in the end of the axle and
wedge it tight. Then, holding the nut
In your left hand, turn the wheel until
you have wound up the cord, and pull
the latter. The wheel spins rapidly
and on top of it appears the phantom
vase formed by the hairpin, which
revolves so quickly that you see it in
every position at once, just as you see
a circle OF fire when you whlrl a burn
ing stick. The appearance Of the vase
is peculiar and very pretty. 1t looks
something like glass and you can see
through it, It's form can be changed
by bending the hairpin, and 50 you
can make a bowl, a column-in short,
anything round, as the potter can on
his wheel
You can make the phantom vase
more simply though not so well, by
sticking the bent hairpin through the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-12-29
The SUNNY South.

Now when all outdoor farm work
has ceased in the north, the term
sunny south and all that it means
appeals with full force to the northern
farmer as he realizes that with him
IL is case of remaining indoors for
the next several months consuming
everything that has been produced
during the growing season. In the
sunny south" something can be
raised every month in the year, and
practically every day can be spent out
doors. No Billiards. No sunstrokes.
Cattle-raising is very profitable. Large
profits are made with little labor in
growing fruits, vegetables, etc, for
northern markets. Strawberries and
cantaioupes are great revenue getters.
Water unsurpassed. Work plentiful,
Lands cheap and productive. For re-
liable information, address G. A. Park,
General immigration and Industrial
Agent, Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company, Louisville, KY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-12-29

New town on the Watertown-Mis-
souri, River extension of the Minneap-
oils & ST. Louis railroad in South Da-
kota. In the heart of the famous Jim
River Valley. Country around Brent
ford is well settled and it will be one
of the best of the new towns on the
line.
Offers excellent business opportuni-
ties. Place has received a wonderful
impetus from prominent South Dakota
business men in vicinity who have in
vested and have organized a CONNER
cial club to boost the population to
1000 in six months. 1t is a market
for million bushels of grain. Has
an exclusive territory covering an
average radius of 20 miles. Rails are
laid into the town. Already has two
brick banks, three brick stores, five
elevators, $50 residence lots sold First
residence will cost $4,000. For par
ticulars go to Brentford or address
Commercial Club, Brentford, S. D., or
Thos A. Way, Townsite Agent, M. &
st. l.. r. R., Aberdeen. S. d.