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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-08-18

ties as we'll as some small ones" On April 18th he writes: ''I am in the midst of getting my onion crop sold and 1t is exceeding my most extrava- gant hopes Since March 18th have sold 6l ,27O pounds, for which re- ceived $1 ,541.38. have enough yet on three and three-fourlhs acres to weigh out up to 8o,ooo pounds and then there are three and one-fourth acres which were the last transplanted. estimate the total at this time about 10000 pounds. Three or four morn ings ago came up where the men were pulling bed and they were so fine that had one entire bed loaded into the wagon and weighed. after hav- ing been cleaned. They turned ont 1 .O5O pounds. The bed measured l2 xll9 feet, making ,428 square feet. Dividing 3.56O by l.428 gives the product of SO beds, which gives 3l 500 per acre, and If we divide l,500 by 57 pounds, the legal weight of a bushel of onions, 1t makes yield of 554 bush els per acre. This crop comes out of ground that was naturally good ground to start with and in 1899 1t was fertil- ized very heavily with manure that came from San Antonio and cost Sl 50 per ton laid down here. These which speak of were the Crystal Wax, trans planted on the 5th and 9th of Decem- Der. Several truckers and growers have been to see my place during the past two months. They generally ob- served that the crop was pretty. but too d-d much work. This crop has been grown absolutely without rain and with but seven irrigations. The onions average a half pound in weight, very uniform and regular in size. My poor neighbor who bought seven pounds of alleged Bermuda seed from-G Ghe name given was that of prominent Philadelphia seedsman) is badly in the soup. The crop is absolutely nothing but Scallions. It is his own fault, of course, for he should have known bet ter than to buy cheap Bermuda seed, but it appears to me that the peniten- tlary is about the right place for scotsman who would sell that kind of seed There would have been big money in them if they had never come up at all Have just received a tele- gram ordering 2,5oO pounds of onions at $2.25 per hundred pounds. Sorry to trouble you with so much writing but l thought you might like to hear about results"
 May 3rd: "I have sold the entire remainder of my crop. Total weight of the entire crop from seven acres figures to l34,8lO pounds, My aim from this time on will be to equal this with very little hopes of exceeding it. In growing onions in the south there are some points that should be present. ed to beginners. and the first one want to emphasize Is that October is generally very dry and that Is the time that the seed should be planted. so the planter should arrange in some way to
 rrigate his seed beds Another point Is to transplant the entire crop and to do 1t as fast as possible. It would be much better If the entire crop could be set out in one day. Transplanting re- quires only about half the work and ex- pense required to thin out a crop and Is by far the better way. A most inn portant point Is to have the plants care
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
Scloentbat nnierer ySciniten."

Die @irtbidaft bon GbriItine Salt-
merit na6 5molfitiinOiger 9eluges
rlng eingenommen. - l(nfreis
miQige Sabrt ser Gigentbiimerin
uno bon iieben 3eugen i'm $50.
trolmagen.
Die @irtbidoft bon 6rau Gbriitine
Sounert, 9tr. 1901, Nor0 : CALHOUN.
StraBe, mur0e gcitern Worgen BON
Ser Eoli5ci ocS noroweltlihen 81.
i~trittcS no6 5lp0lfltilnOiger 8eIoge.
rllllg eingenommen un0 Die Gigen.
tbiinlerin, lotuic lieben @Gltc mliBter
u%nfrciluiuig cine Sabrt III Dem ga
trolpogen beS noropcltliGcn 0iltrifs
ties nod Dcnn Suuptqrdrtier bon
Yuihn Sdltl5 an Der Yenniplponia,
Nuenue ontrcten, lpoielbit 6rou San.
merit megcn ongebliden @crfallfs be.
raltid)cnocr @etrdnfe am @ubltuge
untcr $500 9ilrgidaft fir ibren BRO.
5eb geiteat mllrOe.
ltngef1br Inn 8 llbr 3ienitog Nodl'
mittog erbielt GapitGn SAul5 bic
Nod)riht, oob Die 8irtbifoit Der
Srou oiien ici unO OoB boicIbit altns
ocu aus. llnb eingingen. Cine Ibtbei-
llnQ Yoli5iitcn pllrOc abcommonoirt
uro oieielbe %um5ingelte Die MirtD-
i6oit. Cine Iufforoerung an Die
@SirtbirL ST. topituliren, lpuroc ulbc'
odtct %gcloiien uno sic feline @orni'
ion biclt bis geltern Morgen INN 5
llbr topicr aus, ais 6rou Saunert
sic S6iircn fir ben re~gulGren Scr
febr oiinctc. Gorm mor oicieS &C.
ihebcn, ais sic Goli5iitcn IN Oa8 SO.
fol oror0en nlrb Die @i9cntbiimeriit
iommt @Gitcn mitgcben bieBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
Nus @~crcinsfreiien.

Ser .Irion" b1lt 9on5ert-9tahteicr
nSrobiinn" uno DIrbelter'
MGnnerdor" perlegen ibre Sing
Itunben. = Cine S1ngera65ei6elt.
lleberreidung i'm n@idelfran5".
Ser ,grion" geoodte eigentlid &c.
itern, orf ben 2orbeeren a%ils5ilruben,
Die ibn1 oos 10 gldn5eno perlaufene
CONCERT porigc 8ode eintrug. aber
Der Wenid oenft mo Trof. Sobn
6. Sranf bright, llno 10 mllBte crit
fleiBig geiibt meroen, bis eS sur @e.
miitblidfeit fam. Sn Der 8ei6GftS.
iisllng, in meld)cr Gr1ii0ent George
2effert Den Goriit fiibrte, trofen Gin.
looungen bon Dem yWtoSortsW tGnner.
dor" Der rSormonie," Dem ,SSroh.
iinn," bem nSorpGrtS" uno Dem
,@crmotia : Quortett . Cub" eirL
1u1b BON ser 5onnilie Ocs in Ncluorfi
%geitorbenen CONGRATULATIONS 9aniel
&~oufbolb trof Elm 9unfifreiben fir
Das VlllmenItiid Elm, ipeId)eS Ser Ser
Elm ONT Sarge bes geidatten San.
gers nieoerlegcn licB.. Ger @eihGits-
IiBung folgtc Damn Die Nad)ieier. bel
luclGer mebrere Ouortettc lIn0 Sol.
borgetragen DurOcn, unO oie @S.
8eorgc 2effcrt mno George 6iQing
biclten bel Dem Inloiie Mniproden.
~Irbcitcr.M d f or"
Ger ngrbeitersM Gnmcrdor" belt
geItcrn gbeno nllr cine @ei6GftS.
libllng ab, IN meld)cr III @emeini6uft
nit Dem Samenperetn &orbereitlul.
gen fir baS fonmcnoc Iiiiternloupcr
oetroifen mlrbcn. 0ie re0elntGBigc
Singitu1be miro bellte gbeno abge-
bolten.
nSeiien % 4 nner6or."
9tad elmer gut beiuften Sing.
Itunoe inter 2eitung icineS mieoer.
ber9eltellten 0irigenten Slibert Strip.
pei belt geitcrn abello Der nSeiiiifc
Wannerd)or" in Sreo Builders Soae
an Der Ode bon @oltgb- unb Hegciterz
Strabe cine @eidGftsiisutg ob, iii
lpeld)er ErGliocnt Spbn Sollie Oen
Sorlis uno SefretGr Scrm. @rcif Oos
Brotofou fiibrte. 3pei poiiipc Mit-
gllcoer murben aufgcnomnen. Cine
e%inlaOllng bes naurbciien.SereinS"
sit oeiien @uiternroltcn i'm r2ibertp-
Sarf" ipiirbe ongenommer.
y6ro9iinn H."
Die regulGre SingitunOe beS Sc.
iongbereins nSrobiinn" puroe bon
neitern MhPnh nnf he,ttp herleat. ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
MoiiGM bans 1Nabperein II.

%uttSit l'IH H.
- llnter aGm Aprijs iDeB Eraiioentir
6ron &pbanno ,Webn hlelt g%cIterr
Nodpnittaq Der u9umenpercin beS
aagemeiuen 4elltid)en @uiicnbal'
les" ipine MionatS . &eriommlltn0
ob. Die @innobmen I'M Ofonnt Otto,
Der bctrllgen $53.75, Die glis9obcl
1921. Srou Gllridl lno Srol SIM
lep ipltroeu oils Yiitglieoer oili9cnom'
men. Sir DDS AM 8. Ge5ember I'M
g8oiienbouS %itattfinoenbe IltItern'
Sollper lpilr0et bic gintrittSfortell
pertbeilt, sic audi bel oen Otitaliebcrll
Srou 9otbnlonL Nr. 707, 0olpbit-
StruBc, Srolt @ultdplts, 9tr. 106, g..
Gotterion.Eor .Npenuc, unb 6roll
aurt, gtr. 81, perl1ngerte Sorioro'
Npellilc, at Dobcn iin0. Cine Grtrn'
&crion1nllun0 mrlrbc fir bcn 81. 9tos
pcmber, Nohnlitto9S 3 l(6r, onbc'
roilrtt.
@iebcr nj Soipitul. -
Sr. @iGiom s. Mcslice, friiber Gbcl
oes Baltimore 3eller = 0eportemcnts
ulto bon 1904 bis 1906 StaatS.
Scuermoritol, melher leit 5lpei Sab.
rem bon 3eit 81 3eit ernitlih leibenb
gelpelen lit, liegt mieoer i'm Soipital.
uno iein 3uitono erregt 9eiorgniB.
Gr liegt in ser n%llnion Yroteitant
S%1iirmorD."
Gin Barber perbaftet -
George Nlib, meld)er IN Nr. 1875,
Noro . GborlcsitraBc, cine Barber
tube bctreibt, ipltroe gclterll perboi'
tct ulr6 mcgcn @etrcibcns leillcS @t-
id)1ftcs an, lcbten Sonntog bon Gid).
ter Grammar mltcr $500 9iirgidait
fir ooS @erihtsperfabren geitellt.
sluf G%erorloiiutg oes Tralioenten
Der Barber . Union, Sobn y. Mag.
lter, mltroe ont lesten Sonntag ouI
oieie 9orbierItube cine &o8ia bon
Sergcont OicSrop bonn mittleren
Giitrift o~bgc6nltenL iuobei 5lpei Sc
biilien bes Srlt. 9tnB pcrboftet nnb
Sonntog 9(bello Don &ifter @ran'
nan upter. 9iirgidoit fir ibrcn 8ro-
5eB %entlailen wnroen. ,ErDig.
Yrpsi, Snfob S,ySolldnbcr
lit bon ieiller Guroparciie 5uriidge-
febrt, Sic CT inl Iliftrage Der Ser.
Staatert. Gegicrling linternabnt, I'M
nit Sen erllIropGiihen @l1ubigern ser
Hepublif' Sarto Domingo. Die llncle
Gam ntter icinen baterliden Sdut
geliontnlen fat, 9etreffs Der 9e5o6s
lung Der SdulOcn SIT confcriren. Cine
Inleibe bon $20,000,000 miro fir Ben
3med BON Der Nelu, g)orfcr Yanfiirnto
aubn, 2oeb & So. untergebradt lpcr.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

1lclo . 8rallfcn : llnteritiitungS-gSer
Elm gtr. 1" icine picrteliGbrlide sc.
neral : Seriammlung a6. ErGiibent
6. Seimba6 fiibrte ben Goriib itre
y. $. 8llttnlonn ons Yrotofoll. Ser
plcrteliabrlife Ibrednungs d. Seriht
laltctc reft 5uirieoenlteQelo. ,3uei
1leile MitglieOer muroen mafgenont.
men. Gie SeitrGgc fir sen yllnab-
b0ngigcn 9iirgcroerein" mlroen be-
ipilligt liro ais Gelegaten Garl Sclc.
ltann uno Y. $. @ltttmann lpieoer-
crtpablt. Die 9eamten oes Iereins
lino: 50. 2eimba6, GrGIioent; go.
&entid)Ier, @ice-Yr1iioent; g. Serm.
8uttmarlt, Sefretdr; Gnrl Sele.
lrarnn, Sd)asmeiitcr; 8inon5 : So.
mite: Garl GoBmann, Srit Icutter
uno Sonrao Tau.
aGi6cnfran5."
Sine gut beiiid)te Singltiutoe belt
geItern aberro Ser 8ciaitgperein ,ei-
d)cnfran5" inter 2eitung icineS Si-
risentcn u. ". Yoblntann III jeillem
Gereinslofal Sobn Sd)miot's Safe,
an Der Gdc BON g.. uno @olgbitruBe,
Sigblon0tonn, nb. Sn ser ouraiti
~iulgcnoen Gereinsiibung wiroe benz
Scfret1r Oes Sereins Scrutani 6.
lteSoo bon SoriiBer George Billing
Elm 9oloenes Sdngerab5cid)en als an-
erfennlng fir leine ielbitloie eiirige
amtsfibrung iiberreid)t. einlaoun.
gen pom ,8ernanio . Guartett.
GLIB" nSul1ior Ypramioen . Club"
rWfo5art-W 1nnerdor" uno Bayern.
llrterltiisnngs : Gerein" muroen an'
getolnmen. Seute Mbeirb nin,mt Der
Serein in corpore an elmer Calico
Eartie oes 0nmenpereins hes 81
6cnfran5" in Der uSigbfano acabe-
mn" Sbeil. Had ShluB oes @e-
if1itstberles feierten oie Sangesbrii-
Der bei oiperien 36iiern Bier ntib eli
nem feiten Smbib Den @eburtstag
ibres ice.Yrdiioenten Conrad SOIL,
Den iie burh cinen groben ghumen-
itraitb ebrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
1tnfaas GhrOnif.

Sobn s. Sortllne bon ciltcu MoQgpn
oetrpffen. - Grlitt ticfe &opf-
mltnoe. = Gin &utiHer iGQt bonn
BOD uno 5eridI0gt iif Gas @e-
lidt. - Nn0crc llnf0ue.
Sr. Sobn 3. 6ortunc bon Nr.
1903, Sltlton.Npenue muroe 0eiterr
Ibeno an Der @dc bon 8ilnror. uno
@oltimorc.S troBe bei'm llcberihrci,
ten Der StroBe bon eincnr @ugoon
Der @ilfenS.g (penue.9iuic 0ctroffcn
mo am SCOPE crbcblid perIett. gr
mllrbc nod Dem oSruntli1t. Squorc-
Soipitol" gcbrudJt.
TicI pom @o0cu.
llnt 20 llbr gcltern 9lbeno COLT
oirte boS Sltbrlucrf bon SoDn W.
Eiebcr, 9tr, 1927 S%iiosGborlc$. Str,
al @op- mo Sront.S troBc nit Dem
@ng9on Nr, 1880 Scr @op-S troBen-
&inie. %r. Yfebcr mlrGc oltf OuS
StroBcllpiloitcr gcmorfcn mo I'M
@ciidt id)Her5boft perlebt. Eoli5iIt
Wtiitcr brad)te bell &crlcbten 5llcrit
nod 9r. W. $. 9ltQ'S Npotbcfc mo
Ionotc i'm Damn in elmer &lltid)e
nod Souie,
6icl an Scr HolIi Gu T..
ba y II.
SRI. Carrie Wtllrfielo pon Nr. POSI-,
60irnollnt . Mpenllc, ficl oltf scr
Hollihllbbobn an ser Somur0., nobe
6ronfIinItroBc 10 ungliiflidL bob lie
crbeb!id)c superintendent oopon.
trllg ltno I'M 6ranflirs SQuoresSoipi.
tai p%erbunoen luer0en mlBtc.
Cine Gonferen5 an b G.
roumt t. - Seute Nad)mittog fillbet
III Dem oSout6 Baltimore Nci0bbor.
booO Souie" cine Gonfcren5 Scr SiiO.
baltimore Sdub = 8eieai6oft itnp
Srn. 6ronf Shirt itott, in neIhar
Die Mit9lieoer Srn. Shirt Die 8riin.
DC olSeinolocr ieben lpcroen. mes.
bolb lie geaen Ben @ieoeroufbou ser
ml0n9it nie0ergcbronntcn @crfc ser
Baltimore Sanitary II. CONTRACTING
SO. ST @inons Gope protcitircu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
Snr lettcn Inbc.

Srau 4at9erina &ramer ollf Dem
o2ouoon : Garf = Sriebbofe" Dem
S6ooB ser @roe iibcrgeberl. =
Sr. Gbarles &reti6mor ollf Dem
n1mliden 6rieobofe 5ltr leBten
Hlt6e beltattet.
Had)0em Galtor 5imotbels Sch.
nlann geItern Atahmittag am Srouer-
barre eilten erbebcnoen Srauergottes.
oienlt nbgebolten bate, mllroen bie
iroiihcn lle6erreIte bon Srou &at6cs
rine aramer, @ittme bon Srn. Gaipar
&ramer, neld)e omSonntag I'M boben
Sitter BON ST Sobren in ibrcr Iettcn
@obnung, Nr. 6, Stinionltrobc, aus
Oem 2e6cn idicb, oti SEM n2ouoon.
Eorf ? S~ricObofe" sur lebtcn Hubc
9ebettet. Ils gabrtidtr0ger fungir-
ten Die SS. Sobn $. Smter, iull.,
Sranf 4. Sitter, 2oblein, GborlcS $,
Gang, Charles 9imling uno Noom
Gang. Die Serblid)enc erblidte in
Nellitoot, a0nigrei69 apern, ooS 2itt
Der @elt uto fam inn Iltcr BON. IS
Sabren na6 Baltimore. Sier Der.
mdbIte lie iid) nit Srn. 9nipar &ra.
mer, rpeIdcr i6r bereitS Dor 81 SAB.
rem I'M Eo6e ooranging. Sic bintcr.
lGBt ied)s &iroer, nGmIi6 Sroi Mia.
ria 2ang, Srn. 9lllguit Sramer, Srh.
Senrp 8romer, Sri. &at6erina Sra
mer, Srau Barbara 9aiter un6 Srn.
6rie0rif Bauer.
Sr. GGorIe8 &ret h mar.
Som S%terbcballic Nr. 917, Noro.
8nnItrabe, aus nitroen geitern Nad)'
mittag bic irbiihen lleberrclt e OeS am
4. Nopcmbcr nod) tangent idweren
2cioen beritorbenen Srr. CHARLES
&retihmor 81 @robc gctra9en. Sci
Sen Observation-Disclosures i'm Sollie
uto alf bem o2oubon = Earf : 6rieo.
bofe," no Oic Seiietung itattfano,
amtirte GaItor Slllils Sofmann pon
ser 3ions . 8eneinoe. AIS 9abr.
tlt6trdoer furgirten sic So. GuOoIf
Berger, Grnit &nod)e, @eorae Soil.
mann, Sermann Zimmerman, Sobn
@igroff uno Goolf aoihli6. Sr.
&retihntar mar I'M Sabre 1S47 III
Merane, S0nigrcid Sodien, 9eboren
unb fam I'M Sabre 1884 nod 9olti-
more. SSblt betrouern ieine @ittpc
Bertha, 9eb. Mattbem, unO mebrere
9riioer uto Sfppeltern in 8eutid-
lono. Ger geritorbene mar friiber
longc Sabre MitglicO Scr uSarmos
ME" lno oeS .S'&eil : Sercins."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

Sr. Charles $. Sorbing Der
bier luoblbcfanntc Ginger, iuel6cr
icitten @obniit in Bien ouigeidla.
gen bot, bait iid sur 3eit bier gum
geiud)e ouf.
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= liz lruerheh1rhe Inhet

-" Die 3euerbeboroe labet al al.
berer Stele 0es n3eitiden GORE.
i~ppnocltcn" SIT augcbotcn fir Die
SieferrMg pon Eieroeintter mo
gferoem elm Gas Ndbere beiogt Die
an5eige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

SiiGner iinb SUR 3cit
nidt lc9r bod I'M Erei8. Sic brin.
gen im Gn9ros.6otbel lebcn0 If bis
l1R Gents pro Gflno mo geihlod)-
tet unO 9erilpft 1872 bis 10 Gents.
Fllter bringen lebenb II bis Is Gents
pro Giltnb mo merbcn, mel1n Ser
GontiogltnoStng nobt, pabri9cinli6
onf 20 Gents biltollf gebcn,
Gincn entbll a It den
@rief id)reibt Sr. GGoS. &. @elih
Sefretar beS o&ereins Der @ei6GftS-
rclienoen nrlo &ollilcutc, Der Die @e.
9en0 bercilt, no bic nellc oaoblcl1z II.
Gofe.9obn" Oes Gr.gunbeS,S enotors
Senrp IS. 9opiS ourd)fiibrt, an Srlt.
i. s. ga Motte, Fr1lioentert ser sc.
Ielid)oft. Gr logt, cs iei Elm humber
pollcS Sono mo Scr Miibe pertb
DOB Die 9altimorcr S|oitoelSleutc iid)
Inn Die &lrnoihoft Der bprtigen flei.
men @ci6Gftsleiite bclperber.
Spc5inl.S tung oea
Stobtrot6S. - Ser MoDor be.
rici gcitern cine Spe5iol-S itln1 oeS
StaOtrotbS 5llr 9erotbung Der Bib.
get.&croronilng nif Sreitng giohmii.
tag 5 llbr ein.
federation Of 2nbor."
- Die geitri9c Sibrulg Scr .6eoero-
tion Of Snbor" geltoltete iidJ 5u elmer
aroBartiGcn Sic9cSicicr itber ooS
@ablreiultot in ocn Neutrality-suspicious.,
lucIde 5rtm f%iiniten Gon9reb0iitritt
gcb0ren. @enm olt1 Die Nieoerlage
OeS &rn. Wubo niht erreidt lperoen
fonnte, iiibrten YrGiioent Sirid, unO
onoere Nc0ncr ans, 10 iei bod Der BE.
mcis gelieiert morOen, Dab Die .Tro.
g~reiIiue 2nbor Hartp" f%iinitig in BAL
tinlore Gin 5oftor iein miro. 0ieie
Enrtei milroe oild) bel fiinftigen @ob.
len cin @ort mitlpred)en, llno lperoell
loupbl Die oemofrotiid]e, pie oie re.
pilblifaniihe Eartei nit oerlelben 81
rcd)ncn babel.
Sem ii | ihc @eburt&.
togSfcicr. - Sn Der @obnlung
ibrer @roBmllttcr 6rali 8ilbelmine
Stltdy, 9tr. 1875. glieeonl,oitroBc,
%ieicrte geitern a6eno SRI. Wotbilbe
MolihL Sodter pnn Sral @leollore
WolidL ibren 10. WeburtSto9 nit Ct.
ncr mlliifoliid)en Soiree. Gin Guar.
tett ocS elite Wanoolincn : Clubs,
bcltebenO aus Den SS. Gas. &rentcr,
Srallf arlig, Hobcrt 6ro5car mn >.
Wtiilcr, lnterbielt Die aus Gerlpano.
ten uno Sreunoinien oes @eburts.
togSfinOes b~eItebenoe @eieaidoit
nit craft oorgetragenen Wulifitiidcn
oui'S Bette, nnO Sr. 5runf g.S6ud),
Der Elm Sirtitolc anf Der 3itber lit,
briQirte IN peridie0enen Soli . Gors
tr1gen. Inter oen @diten mureli:
6rar Hoia MiiQer uno 3odter 2ou!.
Ie. 8rau 8ifen lno Sodter, 6roll
Bertha Glorf, 6rau u. 8iders, Srls.
6. Norris, Sooie Sopp, emma Gle.
mer5, gmmn Stableman, s. Sdiiler.
2ouiie %. ShmiOt, Sernie Wontgo.
nlcrp, Static Miiler, Sr. Sanes =.
Sbutt, 6rou Sobn Siden, 6rou &.
Miacr, 6rdlt Hoie Willer unb SRI
~. Wiler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

IbIeben. = Sln Glitter BON Is
Sabren lhieo eeitern Sr. &enrp ga.
gcngait in ieiner @obnmg, Nr
pool, Observation-Disclosures aus Sen
2cben. Die 9eeroigung finoet Sam.
tag Worgen ltatt. Sn Der ct. Mi.
daeIs Stride OF Der gde bon 8olie'
u,O 2omboroitroBe miro cine &e.
qltien = Meiie fir Oas SceIcnbeiI OeS
Gcritorbencn geDolten.
- Srau Hoia Iufcr, Satin OeS
perltorbenen Srn. Seinri6 Suter.
ic9uete geitcrn oos 3eitlidle in ibrer
@obnultg, Nr. 1916, GantonItraBe.
Sic mar 6S Sabre alt.
- SSn iciner @obnung, Nr. 81.
pcrldllgcrte @aitcrn . Aucnllc, ltart
aeitcrn St. @ilbclm Sil9etbcrg. @r
binterldbt ieine Nittme Srolt Solo
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goItern.apenle, biclt geitcrn abcnG
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ilno 2eibperein" ici1c Snbresper'
ionmtllln1 ob. Iic 8comtcnipabl
bate ~iol9cnoeS Helultot: Gbos. $.
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ger, ice-ErGiioent; Sobn $. @urid)
SefretGr; Sbomos 8robom, Siilfs.
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lter; Gbp. s. Shlueiiingcr, Soco6
Mntoni Sobn $. SORT, Sobn 2infer.
9. 5. Cooper, Geo. Sanders ul6 8,
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fir oos p~criloiienc Solbinbr lolltetc
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gent G~ipiOenoe fir oos Salbjnbr er'
fldrt. Ger ii6ernommnenc 9oorbe.
itni1o bonn lcbten Sabre betrltq
$6250.60, Die Giunobmen aus
9eitrGgen moren $46,325.52, an
3inien fanten $5172.53 eill, an
gonf5inien 1920. Son Der 9ort
ruurbcn $7100 9clicben. Ger oiigclt.
bliflide Nnorbeltono lit $930.63
gn Wtitglicocr uurben $22,9i3.9C
ousbe5oblt mo $41,630.00 ouf Sp.
potbcfen alsacliebcn. Sic 5otol.
llnfoiten betrugen $1237.6S.
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ser ySebreu Srienolp Sim nnb ageb
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slbello in Der anItnlt, 9tr. 109-tt5,
NisqllitbitraBe, itatt, uno $1,000 BE.
trltgen Die freimiQigen @oben, nelde
Die @dite Der 8ernultungsbeboroe
reihten. Inter Sen gbreltg1iten be.
ianben iid Wapor 6. Glnp SimaniiS,
GongreB . I6georoneter 1ranf s.
Wad)ter, Srn. @adter's ioeben CT.
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gpitein, Habbiner Or. @m. @oienul,
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ten. Ger ncierpablte GongreB : ab.
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&elo bes Cages bon olet Seiten &c.
@ieiert. Sr. u. 5. Sii0Nt fnngirte
ais SpaItneiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

E6Fe sitr @eiie in's MnslanS be.
Iprgt 8. @aine, Nr. 413, Oit.8aIti.
mpre.straRe, nabe Goitumbpnie-Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
@ieocr Elm Sd)ritt uuriuGrts.

lleber $1,000 purbcn geitcrn fiir Sen
Saufono oes Gbriitlidcn Sereins
iurger Wdnner gc5eitnet.-GoS
9iirger : Gonite inmmcltc oopon
ullein $4,000.
Cab bic Mitglieocr ser Gomitee'n
oes Gbriitlihen ScreinS ilunger MGlt.
ner, lpelde fir Den $4,000 9oufono
iommcln1i i6 Die &ortc pes Srn. So.
ibua 2eneri1g 81 Scr5cnb genommcit
boben rnh ieben Ntcru onitrelgcn,
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oos finonsieae Geilrltot oeS geItriQcn
Cages. IS ipurocn nGmlid 0eItcrn
$17,65S. Dem Sonfo1O bin5ugcfiigt,
uno lirb in ben leBtcn Sn9cn ser
hreibigtGgigen Gampa8nc MIR nod
$4,000 oif5rbringen. IS iinO nGnl.
lid i6on $424,0t0 bis iett 5uiom-
mcngebrabt morben. &ierpon bobcll
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illrraen 2clltc $7S,235 mno sic Sub
Gomitc'n oes Central @ereinS $60l2
geIammelt.
9os geitrige Neiultot mar mic
f,1,+.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

Sotol 1851
Sic Sltb . Gonlite'n bes Gon1itc'a
mrs Central WereiuS:
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-04-24
THOUGHT NOW OF FUTURE
Walls Being Raced and Ground Cleared
for New Structures.

satisfactory progress in the huge task
before it and has already established
81 stations where all the hungry may
secure their daily rations.
Besides the government and general
food committee, which are doing most
heroic work, large number of inde-
pendent organizations are also attack
ing the food problem. 1t is hoped that
distribution of supplies may be sus-
tematized under one head in the
course of day or so, that there may
be no conflict or duplication of effect
on such an all important issue.
A coffee famine was threatened last
night, but today fresh consignments of
this important stimulant are being dis
tributed from almost every food depot.
There is an abundance of meats for
stewing, though all the finer cuts are
being used at the hospitals. Immense
cattle trains are rolling ~northward
from the prairies Of the south
west, and chickens and eggs are COM
ing from nearby interior towns. The
most pressing need is for vegetables,
preferably potatoes, carrots and onions
and the like. Fresh and perishable
products cannot be properly cared for.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-04-24

Washington, April 23-The senate
today increased to $1,5O0,OO0 the sec
ond appropriation of funds in behalf
Of the sufferers from the California
earthquake and this legislation, like
all of the same character that has
preceded it, was enacted without
comment OF any kind.
The day marked conclusion of La
Follette's speech on the railroad rate
bill. He occupied the greater part of
the time today as he had done on
Saturday, rendering it one of the long
est speeches in recent years in the
senate.
Without debate the house concurred
in the senate amendments to the
joint resolution appropriating $780,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1906-04-24
COURTS RESUME TODAY.
Temporary Quarters Have Been Sc
cured in SYNAGOGUE.


cured in Synagogue.
San Francisco, April 23.-It was fear
ed by many that the heavy rains OF
last night had weakened the walls left
standing in the burned district and
further increased the danger to life
and limb, but assurance was given at
the headquarters of the building com
mittee this morning that the downpour
had no such effect.
Under the direction of this commit
tee the menacing walls are being dyna-
mited and danger, instead of increas-
ing, is lessening every hour.
Legal business will be resumed in
San Francisco tomorrow morning. All
the superior judges are safe and they
will open their 12 departments in the
Jewish synagogue at the corner of Cal
ifornia and Webster streets Criminal
cases will have precedence.
Probate matters will follow, and
civil cases, such as damage suits and
IiVorces, will be reserved for last
place on the calendar.
All trials that were progressing al
the time of the catastrophe will have
to be recommended. All court min
utes, records and stenographers' tran
scripts of evidence were destroyed
in the ruins OF the city hall. Testi-
mony in the Yoell will contest had
just been begun before Judge Kerrigan
and the case as it stands is worthless
on either side.