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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
MithuudL Den {. Ncbrnar 1906.
Nd)t Scitcn.
3luci Sabre.

Ncltc limo Is 5lUCl Sabre fer, 0oB
Baltimore Die Observation-Disclosures
0urd ScllCr crlitt; 6dlt Der 0unjcWc
id)GitHthcil scr StoOt mllr0c cillNonb
Der Slunnmcr. Sin Nrobc5 Grilnl
lilcr- umN Muiucniclo itnrrtc Dem Nu
&c ctt0e0cr. lln0 bcutc? Gin llcllcr
nlooCrncr Stnotthcil. idl0llCrC nm
pruttiidcr cillgcridtCtc WcbUll0c. 9tur
lpcni9c SronoltGttcl lic1cll nod I'M.
bcbult. IS lit III bcluunOcrn, mas
III Ocll 5luci Suhrcn III baltimore &c
lciitct uur0cn iii; mo ullea aus cl12-
Her &roit, Manor McSonc lcbllte
ollc onNcbotenc Sillic pon ullBcl ob.
Sic Hotb iQdltc ocn llntcrncbnuulNSr
gciit u@nicrCr giirgcr mGdltig al. mo
nit cd)torlCrifallilhCr Gncrgic mlr0c
Der @ic0crnufbol 0ca groBCn Vra1o'
Qiltriftca IN NnNriii Nclonmcn. &or
iiuCi ,Sabrcn fonltC MON bon plclcll
Seltcn borcn, bub Der obgcbrnmltc
Tiitrift III ID bis 20 &obrcn nod
nid)t micoer pollitGnoig bcbolt icin
luiir0c. Tic Sbntiufcl hubcn 0lclc
Yrnpbcicn 2ii0cn Ocitroit. 9tld)t bios
lit ser ubgcbrnnntc Stoottbcll tolt
aoilj ipicocr ncr rritnlOcrL lon0crn
olid) IN Den ilbri0cu Sto0ttbcilcn iii
picl gcbout iporocl. EoS gcld)ortll-
DIE Hcbcn Naltinlorc'3 bat cilcn re
gen Ill'Idlluln11 1cl1pnnnlcll. Wlt
ocil mlr,ijipulcn Tcrbcilcrln9cl linD
mir gcgcll irilbcr IN cill goll5 an0c.
res Scnupo 1%CfonulcIt. MoS Dor 5lurl
,iuhrcn fir cine &oIounitGt 0cboltcn
iullroc. mltCr ocrcll Grud Ole Stonl
nlli piClc Sabre billolla III lclocn bat
tc, Ooa nCrcidt Scr Sto0t icbt jlnl
Sell; Die Moth tried inns uonuortN.
Seutc bori Baltimore ltoIj boroll1
sllriiG hlidclt. luuo IN OCn bCi0cn lCb
ten $ubrcn bier 0ctbun luor0cl it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

GonNrcbmitalic Bari
lett BON Georgia lprndl 0lclcr Gage
iibrr oic nGilcnbobn Dill" Gr lo9tc,
llod) Scr lrBtcn Numulcr oeS vGons
Nrciilonul HCcoro" ii. a.: Scd)S Gl'
lcnbohn Spitcmr nit ciniNcn nnob'
b0ugl0cn Einicn controllrcn 21l,000
MtCilcll Giicnbobncn mo huttcn lcb
ties ,Subr 2O13 Miuioncl Tpunr@
Nrl,tto Ginllubnlcn. Mic plcl llinumt
Die HcNicrun0 i0brlid) aus ocn "a.
lMCl 0ca &olfCH. ltln 0o3 Huno 81
rcGicrcn? Nb0clcbcn BON ocn Gin
nuhmct Der Mott nobm tic Oh Wtil
liouCl. Sic NlaGubcn iilr bic EoIt
morrn l52 Milioncn. Gic McNlc.
rllnNa Gimnobmlcn bcliclcl lid ollo
oui nid)t ounj 70OOtiuioncn; Die Gir'
nubmcn nicicr icd)a Giicnbobn ~.
itcmc limo iuit brctrnol 10 9roB mic
Die scr Mcoirrrm9. &0brcnO Die nc
NlcrlnN I Collars nllf 0cu &opt Der
Gcpolfcrlul9 an Stcllern crbcbt, be
itrlcrn Die Giienbobncn Oos &olf nit
nobc5u u Collars pro capita. Elc
Grhohmn1 Der Trud)t prn Spnnc n1lD
Mcilc nm cin holb Will brin9t bcll
G]iicubnhncn I'M Sabre ell Wchr poll
IS Miuiunen Collars. Cine GrhD
hlna pro Come nnb Mcilc NM cIllcll
S%pan5igltel Gent pcrnlchrt ibrc Gin
nobnic INN bcinobe 100 Willioncll
Collars. Iicies 9cpoltlac @clh0It
in ocn &Groen ipcnigcr Selltc blctct
Dem Stoatc SroB mn bao Sberbun-
bcs9eriht beld)iist ca pnrd) 'cile eoli'
itruftion Der %~crfallnnN gcgcn Oh
Stantegclctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Observation-Disclosures mlrr0cn nlc sra
gen, ilbcr Die feline ernitcn Mci-
uungoucrldic0Clbcitrn bclton0clL il.
crit crlchiAt, mo 0do bottc sic Mir-
fltllg, 0aB Die llntcrbGllolcr, ais lie
oil Den ltrcitiNcn EllIlft tamcl, o6-
gcllcigt luarclI, allc ihre porbcrigcn
Nrbcltcn nld)ti1 III MAIDEN, Gbenlo
miro Ca IN NlNcciru2 gebelI, @cmt
Die %cuoIlnl0htlNtcn iiber uUc fleinC.
rem Nro0en hilouH nit Griolg hIn
lpcg lin0, lpcr6cu lie nod nclliqer9tci
glttg ais jlIpor hubcrt lire Nnitrcn
BltlGclr an Der cinCn nod ilbriN blCi=
bcll0cH Observation-Disclosures id)citcrn
6ll lcbcn. Nicer lClblt bon 0iciCmGin
flub Nulri ubNcicbcnL lit Cs um0cnf
bar, bub Die &crbonollnngcn Der Son
tcrcll5 cinCn un0crcn NllaNun0 babe;
tonltclL ais cillcn iricoli6cn. So
ltdrf Die ntercllcllgc1eniGbc and, lcin
mGNClL 10 miro ood) fcinc cipiliilrtc
Wodlt 6arall 0cllfclL lid mc9cn ne
4cliulQ Der EOIiici1elpolt IN Mnrotfu
in Die @cfabrCl Cinco 4ricgca 5ll ltiirs
jcit. YQeroinNa lit Is ia ridtig oob
0ic 9cihlillic Scr Gonierrn6 ciuitimr
MIG 0CfnBt iCin n"iliicn. nm rcd)tagiil
ti1 5u lciL. ul0 00b man feline 0cr
tbcilncbmru0cn Mdd)tc ciuiud) fult
ltcllcn tolln, ln0cnl man lie ilbcr
ltimmt. Ybcr iclbit uli Ocm Wcbictc
Der Diplomatic ilbt bic 0ficntIidt
McInulQ ciIcll mud)tlgcn GiniluG
ult3, nl0 fcinc Mod]t miro ljd) Dem
(u0cl ollaicbc> i%uollcn, Gin frcltnO'
id)uitlid)eo llcbcrrinronmmell umlG0
lid Ocnlad)t ju bubclt."
Soueit Der cngliid)e StuotSmonn.
9ll@ hcocutlorner Noftor uii Der Gon'
icrcn5, scr gnllj hclolocrH aui cincI
Nhlagleid) hinluirtcl miro, 0CltCn Die
Gclc9utcn Der &cr. StuntCm neil liz
ullBcrbolb oca Wuroffo StrCitca tie
bCn mo oo@ GCrtruucil Der "itrcitCn
Den Enrteicl 0ClicBcn, uno 0a nllge.
nonlnUn miro, Dab Die Nc9lcrlunN in
Wuibin1tnn 1rlulOlGBlidl iiir WlCid}
bcrcd)tigrng cintritt. 10 milr0c ihrc
I'M NcIrntlis
d,cl 5ll Wlu1lten Der 0ciltld)en Dor
ihldNc icin. Gn1luno lit nnd) Dem
nit tSrnntreih ACKNOWLEDGMENT &cr
trogc perprlldtct, Die iron5olildcn4ns
iprild)c jll lllltcrltilBcn. HSnl 6olc 0lc
olucritouiIhcn NcpollnlGdti0tcu III
eincr MuifoIiln0 hinneiAtcn, Die Den
ironjoiiid)cn &oridlGgcn nid)t brlone
ocr2 gilnltlA mare, o0lllt mllr0c Die
britildc Ncgicrllla lpnbl pcrllld)cll,
tSronfrcidl 81 bCuCgcll. icIllc Nnlprii.
dc bcrab 5l minocrn mo lid, nit
Der umcrifunii6cn 9lnlduuullA III
Gintlull9 III lcbcll. Sl 6ro1frcld}
luolci spar pCrid)ic0cnc GlGttcr lud)
Der .Shnluh bon Ialdlo0o" nlh!
audi nod cine Shuud) BON Songcr"
hobcrl, ollcin sic Barrier @ouleuorb-
Erclic, sic ipldc Sd)lo1uortc germ
ms %olf mirit. trGoi fcinc &cront,
mprtlidtcit. 9ic HcOicrun0 but ou. ,
mitS5u rcd)nCn, ilno bcabolb miro
man lid id)lieBIid idon oli Der Gons
irrcnj rini0cn. Sbnc StrGu6cn 0cbt
ca ullcr0ilga nId)t ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Senator Yattcruu % II
Colorado rcbclirt 9egcn Die Fartclr
Gia5iplin I'M Senot. Gr bcltcbt nlll
Dem ucrfoliul9SnuBlg 9uroliilrtell
Gcd)t. nod) iciner ciseneu lleber5ca.
alil,g SIT ltinmeli. nid,t abcr, pic e.
riilc %s}luciorittel { Moiprlt1t Der Eor.
tel pcriiiac. Tas Med)t, nod) 'eiicI
lleber5eugllng ii ltimnlcll. miro @rl,
Eotterion nidt beitrittcn lperoen ton'
men, MIR miro or oaitn aus Der Ear-
tel oltstreten miiiien. Sln belltld,ell
&eitstose beiBen ioldlc Sciite. Die id,
OH feline Gartci perpflihten .@ilbr.
Gis5iplm muB4in ciiicr Eartei &C.
ipaNrt mernqh. siRi1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
aomSsn Earf.

Ter taMpti1d1Idlfc Hritohnf IN Vd!tinDre.
Nrcal: Bro A6er. = Suiner IN 6hrenser Gnartrr.
gu icoer 3eit c%rreifsdr. 5iinf Sents Sabrs
acIb bon alien Gtaoiibcilen. Gtrnsenbabn.
8aaaolis %paiiiren beI 9aligfeinaare, ale bret
Minutcit. Ndrmcs gBdrie5inner fiir Sulhe,
bic Scn Sricbbof bel raubeni aSetter b~cfIlden.
Observation-Disclosures 5t icbr mdBigcn BreIicrl.
fimmilid unter fprirfbrenner SfIcge.
Biirsan: sr. 81, &sft.Sarntcaa.s trake. ?
(SUn6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

it 0rrgrob uiGcbuu d)
ten Sd)nuu9gcl 2 @cid)ihtc pom oclrt.
ihcn SduIid)iif YGliiobctb" ITS oliu
nidlta. Sic gclbc Yrciic lit INT ciu
Seninti0uGcn 1rnlcr.
&r. @ilcn Der Gbci Oca d) c.
m.Iid)cu Gcportenlenta im Iulloluirth.
ldloitlidcn Winilteriumt, ituOirt SIR
3cit Die Grn0c, Oh Bier Gin Noh-
rungaluittrI ici. Qir 6ro0c lit ood)
ld)on lGlglt 0clolt, mno 5luur III bcju.
hcnocnt Simlc.
Nm If. &onnor 0@. IS. be.
trug sic 3obl Der &ricgHNciungcncu
IN Gclrtidy Sii0lpcit Nirifu min
Ginih,IuB Der i%rciipillig Hctonmcncl
$3.50 aopic, 1002i Ncrcrp II. 21GG
&ottcntottcl. Gurllntcr briilr0cn lid
3O0l Wtdnucr.
40 M deli ullcin Jolt
ca abb0ngclL oh cS sum &nhlclltritr
funnnlcn miro o0Cr nid)t. Ger Mollt
hat onnlit cine grobc &cruntmortunA
ilbcrnonlmcll. Gin Wtonurdl lucld)cr
ilbcr &ricg uno SricOcn Cntid)cIoct,
bot feline 9r0Bcrc.
go lumbl q bcrlnnGt poN
ocl &er. Stuoten cine GutiddOigung
fiir Ole Nbfn0piung Eonomo'@. Scr
lall0cn fam Colombia. crbnltCn miro
c1 ubcr nidtS. Sntcl Gam joblt
lid)t germ mo ;3lponGanluBrcNcln
fam GolOnlbiu llid)t umucpOcn,
Cab elm &olfa d ullcDrcr
jlnr Gbrcnoottor gcntodlt miro.
Gonlult lliNt pit por. Gic pbiIoiopbi
id)c 6utrIltGt Der llnipcriit0t 3iirid
bat ocll itGntiihcn 2cbrcr aoipor
&dlticr IN Milltcrtbltr oiCic icItcncGls
RING III Ebcil mcrocn luiicn. mo
5lunr IN N1erfcmnlng icincr 2ciItrn
gen nllf Dem @cbictc ldnuci5Crii6Gr
Sofulgcldid)tc.
Nll cine % illirn Iullor&
miro bcrgScrtb ser NodBcit30cidcnfc,
bic Sri. NIicc Nooiepelt crbolten iol,
ld)on ic6t gcihdBt. % pielc 0lcicr
Wcidcntc ans Dem Nualonoc tpm
men, ntiiiicn tic notilrlid) uer5ollt
l%pcr0Cll, lln0 g miro Cincu bilbld)Cll
SuBcn 0cl0 foiiclL Inn Die }Gue SIT
bcjablen. Ga m0gen ErGliOcnt MOI,
mo icinc Sod)ter idlicBlid,
ouau,Icu: Solicit cin nit Gllrcm 81
gen.
"N otipuoI = b orcn '3
Nonr SinOcr" lit Der Sitcl ciner
MonutNl driit, lpcld)c bon scr
Notionulcu @clcQid)uit iilr Sinner
berml3Nc0ebcn miro. Gicit
n%otionolc 6riclidoit hat bcrcita III
26 Stootcn 3lucig SrNoniiotioncn,
Die bon Der Snllpt @eicuid)oit be.
u~lIiid)tigt wcrocrl. Sore AuiNobc lit,
ucrloilcncu ainoern cin Neim iii
id)oiicn. SUucit limo bcrcita 25,000
mltcrgcbrud)t WuroclL, Die
~lucitnll> mciltCn pon ibncn III 0lltcIl
Sunllicn. SCBtc9 Subr olcin luilr
Den bon 23OO &il0crn iiir 1000 Cin
GmuilicnbcInt Ocidnfit. Sic obcnNc
nonntc Wonotaldlrift 9ibt Auilhlub
iIbcr oic cOlcn }iclc Der @%cicllld)nlt.
uno lit sun %%obrcapreiic bon cincnr
Collar bon Scr oNutionol Gbllorcn'9
Nouue Socictp," pr. GOT, llnitp 9llii
Ding, GDicngo. SQs,, 81 bc5icbcn.
Hpiulano's tirfiId)c SGocr.
Gauitablc ,t%sebaupc, Euitnmt sesen. stcts uiirn.
an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
Sobn ". Scnicl,
Wr. 604, Glib. ebarp.e traee.
iii hcr ~Scidlcnhcitntfer.

iueIder ole s~luftrdae ftets ;ur Sufriebenteit
ausfiibrt. Die bon ibm bebanoeIten 2eidbeu Zone
men sSoden IaH9 lieaeu. obne. Die aerinaiien
araSuirte GinbaIi nntirerin. unb 1T Die gebono.
linn bon frnHrnlcihet seren sepeaialitlt.
(Sanf0.lW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
Eruit w. 2iuu.

Ge itarb nut .. 6ebrunr 1906 Gruit ".
3inn, Helicbicr @nitc bon %oiepbiuc y. Sinn.
in, Ilte bon II Sdbcl. Sic 8ecroipune fit
eci Suuncrtag, 9iuGmittaaS mi = lbr, bon
Ictlcr lcbtcil Hubnllug. Mr.. S22. @uriurbsI bc..
avs 'idti. lpp6t Ncrpoitotc iilto SrclnSc nd,.
illlNeppIl cinNcINclln iinN. ISIAM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
Sm idmcrslidDcr Grinncruna

WW IIWIIVV VIVUIFIIW
yru Nnorcus Witiucr,
lpeldcr hcuic hor cinem Sabre. am l. Scbrulr
1905. oeiiorbclt, uber ttdt ~oerQcIicu III.
uuler Yeo iuur Der YiehliuD.
Infer Stoli nm 3lfinitcirultn;
Nbcr ell Gll9cl lam mo f%,iiltcrlc:
.Siehcr geo. iurtni. gcb' heimi"
Son Icineli Sltcrt
Suhnnn uns GrcsSeutia O,iner.
(3Sl ncblt Scldlpiitcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
SiDiocnDcn.

in cincr Sieuhg oes Sirctturinmo Der
sspniulioatco @ne, electric 2igbt ain Guiucr
.bultcn. luuroc cine SipIoeHoc ppl > Frohcni
nnf Die Erioriiites9tfticu Der 9ontrnguic CT
ildrt.
IrunSicrirbii6er lpcrhcII am =. ScbruGr &c
ihluiien lnb am lG. SeGruur luicocr pc6liHel.
SipiornbellsGbcda ipcrheH AIT 10. ,Sc6rldr
an ole III hcll @ildlert am 10. Scbrilur cllNc-
trpoeIlcn 91tiuIltrc per Fplt 5llNciulint luCrbclI.
". Strart Snnliuniun,
$3.50 SdaBnlciiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
MarD WrDiuc5Nmsfi.

IS iiorb am q. ,Sebrliur 1906 Wiorp
@rNmrpusIi, 9clichtc @ntiir onr &ilccni NrOs
pcOleii, I'M giliCr bon "a Iabrcn. Sic Beer
nom Iruuerbnuic. Mr.. 2G2I. Nuoto1s Sirubc,
ans iiuit.
CS-W Iic truucruncu Siutcrbiiebeuru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
Jubu Yhilipp Subcr.

s. ilurp AM Scnliaa. ocn 4. 6cbrunr. in
lcircr HSobHile. Gr. 1912. NuIore; Sirubc.
,iphn Ibilipp Subcr i'm II. Sabre ieincc &c
hcne. Sic Nccroi9rllg fiubci Witttppd', Bad
i'litluGo nm > ll0r. bonn Srulicrbolic ans Itutt.
ISL 81
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2nrraunc.
1richlim.

Nlatcrifdi - Farfdrtia - 1rtebftd,,
gScfllih bon 9Sdlbrouf ell mo cine baIbe
Wicile. Veuust Die NIT Voipbattan be3eihitete
ortb'goemiesGar Sreie autfdhen gindmittneS
am 1erminus. Brciie bon 9eerdbniBpIdben iebt
Gdtpn 223. 9iirean: Granflin. nno Ntnsisr.
SloabS. @ertangt SrcidRrr. (Daai4 .1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

M it Scr groB ouiNcbun dr
ten Sd)nruggcl @cid)ihtc pom ocltt
ihcn SduIid)iii YGliiobcib" it's olio
uidltS. Sic 9clbc Yrciic lit lnt Gin
Scniuti0ldcn 1rnlCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07
liccn5=N
Sptritnuicn 2ieeRs : NpplifatioHcH
49,. giite 9,r. 1.
%hrean Der Spiritnpien'2iecna. Gpumii'nrc,
SIMMER BOG, Weriditsgcbanoe.
Hllcu y. Suparp, Brattoerf,
Scrnarb Nicicnielo,
Gouaro =. Brace,
GputIuiiidre.
MpplifatioHcu

Sic iolacnoci Ecrfpncli BADEN einc gciiliuI
~ cine Gnoetail. Spiritupicn Sircni Don I. Afat
WOO an eliigcrcitt, ole am Eicntag, ben ~
SSeOrliar 1906, &ormttlu9s 30 llbr. in @cra.
inlti9 9cSo9efr miro. Rroieite illliilell nor II
ugr .Vtifia9St am Mioniag. ocn %, 6cbrinr 1906
clllgereiht ictn. uno SormrulGrc tjlttc1, lucnll
pelpllflbt auf @rfudel in biciclr Vilrenu CT
lnll9t fperoell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Nr. Milcp, Der y bel 0c3 d) c.
nllihcn 1%Cportcmenta I'M luuloluirth
ihoitlihcn Miniiteriiml, ituOirt sur
3cit Die Gru0c, OF Bier elm 9toh,
run8anittcI ici. Cir 6roQc lit OOd)
id)on IGngit 9eloit, uno jluur III bcju,
hcnocnt Sinnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

9altcyocr, GniruyS s., l29 @aiiitr. e. .... I
Vtil, upcrcft H., 621 bis U27 Siabi'lr. ~
Sentcil 5bolro" J.. II bis iG 9prosftGc.
glSatiI. W,encr. 1901 lis iooj GGitponpnrO.
Garmna. Iucnlno s.. iisS 1uiteuou' @oc. III
NJnhunp. Seiie ". PIP bis PA SiisFrdiilir.. /
Summaries. Subn. 2t2 sScit.G a%nbcnilr y
Npluncp. NlrriI z. y, 900 Sciii Srn nlltitir. II
8cblcr, @entD J.. s33 bis sa6 sScitsSaro
Walier. Sncob e.. 1901 bis 1903 Nisbtiir. "a
@olbbcre. sn1ompn 1886 Siios9 ocnilr . :. 3
Nrrberi, e. E., Giiniu'oonic. =. .,....... !
pcr5ineer, Som, COZ pis N @nioriir :
Sobt. @uitup, 321 bis 800 9Sctt'Wtnoi'oll'it IL
2opnipn. NSilntcr G., 1851 bis 2s07 9soros
aifS,pan lStrid. iol bis ioe &eii, %,sabeiic.
eipsfn. N;af. Els @c;figiootcitr III
Wiuu irnne. eieorge u, 1876 sioroz6rortitr. >. )
Mobr. Socnrn. 1884 aliceannn'tr.
ltucc. Charles y. 533 steit SronilinItr ...17
%9toberts, 9nrrp. i0l SftsGaItimoreltr =. ]
Jiiliicf 2ouis. io3 9iuros 6reocridiir. .... I
Su0s. SeriumiH. 1000 SttsGomlnrolir. -. I
Shmibi, eaiiiue. JGt Ireftocninr, .,..-.. >
Smiih, Sboinas H., 40 bis ll2 9teipiit. IL
stud. gnbrtm. oil bis 51a 9IooHiir. -. ii
%sSnrrer. Scbn S,fiGie Rennfblranias slpe II
(3S-l0l r.
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Sin Sdritt lit Der rcd)tcn Mid)tnng.
Spart % Yruicnt au alien ertflniHgen
llearc6ttssrr

NcgrGhuiien
Gin fdloncr Surg. entipcoer nit
i6luurSent GnG ODER ipcibcm pocr
aruuent Yliif1s llcbcr5ua. Mics fur
Slrgs@infat, 9c9rdbuiBs IfSeige,
@~inhuliamirrnl ner geibe. C7E
Sraucrflor, @ EuIr Sauofhube,
Scfnuna eeS @rubcs,
geibeniuageil uro 8 feline auifben.
@iliam Spuf. 2eihenbeitatter,
Wortbs nnb @reerlmputts stpe. Veioe Telephone
CSan1 ,6Mtte)
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Hpiulano's tirfiid)c SGocr.
equitable -@ebaubc, Yuitamt scsen. stcts piicn.
(WuuItitp2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

Nm II. Sonuor Oa. IS. be.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-07

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
Experience in Threshino.

MY experience in threshing has not
Deen varied. 1t has been the same
thing over and over again and that
has been very expensive to the
farmers In this part of the state.
In as much as the machines do
not save the grain. | have lived
In this ring seven years. We have
mad hve different machines in that
tlne and there has been no choice
we nave employed two-men machines
ana they Gid no better work than the
OLD hand feed which we used two
years. The machines thresh the grain
all right, but do not separate it from
the straw, and enough oats go into
the straw stack to doubly pay the
threshing bill. Such work does not
pay very well. Some of the farmers
say the oats are in the stack, they are
lght, and SO forth, but would rather
nave them all taken out of the straw.
Then can do as I choose with them.
would prefer feeding them rather
'han nave them wasted in the straw
and rot In the chaff, which they gen.
orally do.
All the inventors in the country are
~racking their brains to get three
kernei drop to a planter. There are
but very few threshing machines ex-
hiDlted at fairs, and where there are
they attract very little attention. for
the fact that they fail to present the
vital point to the farmers. that of
saving or separating the grain from
the straw. Perhaps there are ma.
chines that will do that. Then that
same machine will blow lots of the
oats into the stack. Any old cylinder
and concave will do the shelling all
right, but 1t Is the taking care OF the
oats and getting them out of the separ.
ator before the fan blows them into
the stack to be wasted. I would like
10 near from others on this subject
J. {. Mahoney, Kane Co., Ill.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
The American Sheen,

The American sheep is coming to
De more and more matter of interest
70 the American farmer. II is doubt.
ful IL In this generation we shall
again see the small interest in sheep
mat has been shown during the past
fifteen years. This lack of interest
was due to the fact that the sheep
with which the farmer found himself
hfteen years ago was largely a wool.
producing sheep, and wool was then
declining at rapid rate The de-
mand for mutton was much less then
than now. In the fifteen years there
has been great change in the char.
acter OF American sheep. They are
more largely suited for the production
OF mutton than they were then, and,
moreover. the price OF wool is again
high enough to encourage the sheep
owner to produce it.
The city people are demanding a
sheep OF higher quality than formerly
and can hardly be satisfied with a
sheep that has been brought up on
weeds and brush. The sheep that Is
well fed from birth to the block is
the only one that produces meat that
brings a good price In the city mar
kets. The sheep that have been
grown on poor feed and then fattened
quickly sell for smaller price on the
city market, as their meat is known to
be not OF the best quality. The Amer.
lean sheep may be a pasture cleaner.
but 1t must have good grass also IL II
Is to be profitable.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
BLACK AND RED HAIR ARE AKIN
Idea to the Contrary, Long Held, Is
Wronq.

The color OF the hair, says the
Grand Magazine, is usually transmit.
ted from parents TO child. This is
especially true when both parents
nave the same complexion. Instances.
however. are not uncommon where
children have hair black as ebony.
while the hair OF both parents Is n
burning red. Instead of disproving
the theory that child takes after
It's parents so far as the color OF the
hair Is concerned this fact, II has now
been ascertained, is all I'm favor of
the doctrine. Red hair, in fact, Is by
It's structure and composition much
nearer to black hair than to blond.
Very often, II the hair OF a very
dark complexioned person be exam.
ihed attentively, few quite red hairs
VIII be detected In the mass. On the
other hand, 1t would be time wasted
10 seek for black hair in the locks of
iair person. Similarly II Is not In.
frequent to notice children whose
hair red at birth, becomes as they
grow older quite dark. When too
aiter some serious illness, the produc.
.ioh OF the coloring pigment OF the
hair rails off, black hair becomes not
piohd. but red. Fair hair, which to
casuai eve appears to have much
more affinity to red hair than IN
tinct.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
"My Endorsement of Pe-ru-na
IS Based On It's Merits"
Ed. CrumbO.

I'D. CRUMBO, Ex-Mayor of New
IL Albany, Ind, writes from 51l Z.
Oak street:
my endorsement of Peruna is
based on it's merits.
If man is sick he looks anxiously
for something which will cure him,
and Peruna will do the work.
II know that it will cure catarrh of
the head or stomach, indigestion, head
ache and any weary or sick feeling.
1t is bound to help anyone, if used
according to directions.
:" also know dozens of men who
speak in the highest terms of Peruna
and have yet to hear of anyone being
disappointed in it."
Mr.. Crumbo, in a later letter, dated
Aug. 25. 1904, says:
My health is good, at present, but IL
should have to take any more medi.
cine will fall back on Peruna.,
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
DECAYED STARCH.
A Food Problem.

An Asheville man tells how right
food did that which medicines had
failed to accomplish
For more than Is years." he says,
II was afflicted with stomach trouble
and intestinal indigestion. gas form
ing In stomach and bowels and giving
me great distress. These conditions
were undoubtedly due to the starchy
food | ate. white bread, potatoes, etc..
and didn't digest. | grew worse with
time. till, years ago, had an attack
which the doctor diagnosed as appen-
dicitis. When the surgeon operated
on me. however, 1t was found that my
trouble was ulcer Of the pancreas, in
stead OF appendicitis.
Since that time | have had several
such attacks. suffering death, almost.
The last attack was about months
ago, and endured untold agonies.
The doctor then said that | would
have to eat less starchy stuff, so
began the use Of Grape-Nuts food for
/ knew it to be pre-digested, and have
continued same with most gratifying
results. 1t has built me up wonder
fully. l gained 10 rounds in the first
8 weeks that | used Grape-Nuts. my
general health is better than ever
before, my brain is clearer and my
nerves stronger.
For breakfast and dinner. each,
take teaspoonfuls of Grape-Nuts
with cream, small slice of dry toast.
an egg soft boiled and cup of Post
um; and make the evening meal on
Grape-Nuts and cream alone-this
gives me good nights rest and |
am well again." Name given by Post.
um Co., Battle Creek, Mich
There's reason. Read the little
book, THE Road to Wellyil.e." in
pkgs.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
Foibles Of Or. johnson,

All great people have had their fol.
les. which is another way of saying
that all have their weak points. DR..
Johnson, with all his philosophy, was
not without superstition. He was
very careful not to enter a room with
his left foot foremost. II by any
chance he did so he would Immediate
ly step back and re-ente with his
right foot foremost He was terribly
afraid OF death, and would not suffer
1t to be mentioned in his presence.