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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
2SaHington-A 9entur
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"9emt(6em correspondent"
@m. Sannrmann, 1915 Iaripn'
Strakc, N.=W.
iuu MnSetgen nuo gcitellnngeH eutacsen gcupm-
Wfroen.
2ofalbcridtc ans Waibingtpn.
@urbe bcfricoigt.

SSuroe pc rtc0t9t.
Sobn Gorlp, iueld)er fir oen @in-
ter luarmen llnteridjiupf h~crbciiebn.
te, beitobm lidl nnt 9onnerltog
abcnb III rm1cbiibrlidNr @eiie u,o
lpuroe nerboftet, lpie er geipiinidt.
Yoli5eiriftcr &irnboQ gab ibm ober
mir 10 Gage @efGngnibboft, ipomit
Gorlp nidyt 5llfrieben mar. Gr MUIR.
te bes6oIb, mo 5lpei Dial mrroe CT
pcgcn Mibaftrng oes @crid)ts Der.
nrtbeilt. gr miro icbt so Gage I'M
@efdngnib llntcrfunft boben. llno
olS CT IN ieincr 3eae %onlon9te, Git.
Bcrte CT gum Sddie6cr, Gas iei gcra.
&c, mas or 0cmiinid}t babe.
Gin Gnobc bcnp S%runfc cr,
aeben.
Sugenbridtcr &c 2acp ion6tc &C..
tern Sen t~3-iGbrigen SAUL 9enocr
nadS Der nSrnior HepllbIic," 90 er
miebcrbolt betrlulfen gelpeier. 3mci
Nol 6otte ser Hid)ter i'm ent(oiien.
Gos brittle WoI urretirte Eoli5iit
9romn BON anocoItio i'm uno fono
cine boIb ecfiiltc Sdnoppsiloite in
ieiner Eoife. Scr Surge iogte 5ltnl
&iftcr, 81 Souie pole man i'm
nid)t, itnb Sbr1nen itonoen babel in
ieinen Mugen. Gie Yerion obcr Scr,
ionell, pelhe ibnt Sen SdmappS &C.
aeben, ionen perboftct nerben.
GrfoIgIoicr SeIbitmoro.
Scr IT d.
giner b%eiperotell ober body or.
ioGgloicn SeIbitmoroperiud begging
Der so Sabre altc George Suder,
nelhcr III Mr. 171S. @-StraBc,
elm Eoliterecid)Gft betreibt, om Ion.
neritog @benh. inbem CT lid} orei Sic,
poluerfl9ellt in ben Sinterfopf 5il
jaaen bemiibtc, boz, pcld)el, ober MIR
cine cine %lngcidbrlide 6%IeiihNpnnbc
Deritriod,te. Gie SdieBerei pcriibte
Der Monr IN ieincm 3immer i'm
Sauic leincr MItter, Ger. 1106, 6.
Strobc. Gr puroe nod Dem Solpi.
tul gcbrodt, BORT ncrbunGen uno io'
fort mieocr nod} Sauie 9cianbt.
Gin befonnter Contractor
sc ltor6cn.
Sr. grbrem @Iceion. Elm promi.
reiter Gontroftor, itorb geltern Wor'
gcn in Ieircr @obnluag, Nr. 1906,
GopitpIitrobc. al Den Solgcn cii,cs
SdloaonfoIlcS, meldcn or Dor 5ipci
Monatcn crlitt. Gr hintcrldBt altBcr
ieiner @itipe orei aiilber unO eitell
@ruher. TaS acknowledgements fllls
set am Mnntog Morgen nm 8 ubr
ltatt.
@iinid,t $500 9obncrbD.
bung.
Ser Superintendent Der lt1otiId)cn
@osperfe bon N~lerorbrio, SurrD
Suntmon, bat Sen Stootroib nm Ct.
nc 8ehoItscrhobnng polt $500 cr.
ild)t, oa ibnl BON scr Stabt GGarlot'
tcspiae ein pcrlocfcroes gn9cbot &c.
madyt morbcn lit. @istcr erbielt Sr.
Sanbnrnn $1,000 pro Sahr. Ter
Gtaotratb fat oaS @eind) oem go.
mite fir Siron5cn unb 9eleud)tiutg
iiberipieicn.
Scr Geutd d. Club BON
MIeranbria."
Ser .9cutide Club bon Ileron.
oria" bieIt ieinen biesidbrisen @cib.
nadtsbaG geIicrr Mbcno III Mc9ur.
nep's SaQe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

9 Il ntergraouirten'
Grii ung all Der oSobns' Sop
fins llniperiit1t" enbetc geItern
Mnfmittaa uno bie @eibnadtsierien
bcgannen, ste bis gum 9. Sanuor an.
ooliern meroen. Glide Der Eroiei-
loren perben in Ser 3eit Der Sabres'
Geriammlune scr @eieQid)ait aneri'
faniiher Gbemifer in Nem-Dorf, an.
0erc Der 9erIammlung ocs ard)oolp'
oiiden SnititutS bon Inlerifn in
@aibing.on uno nod, anocre Der Ser
ialnmlung Der @cienihaii fir Natio-
nal.S efonomie. politiihc @iiienld}aI'
ten un0 omerifnniihe @eid)id)te BET
ipobneit.
Seine Ionglcbigen sc
rcd,t mebr. - Gic GounitDi
Gommili1re bon Baltimore i. Gnuntp
hobeil cntihieoen, lid III ollcn Sal
len in meld)cn ibrcn Dos 8cleb cr'
lolbt, ibrc 3i,Itimmung iiir Die Scr
Icibulrg bon 6ed)ten iiir 9cuubung
Der Straben oil StroBenbabn- uno
@oiicr4 5u %gelp0bren,
Ncnau nof ben Iorograpben heo
@eicbes at rid,ten. Iomit lit &c.
meint, oaB lie ocn Gonira9nien MIR
oni % Sabre @eredfiome geluGb-
rem meroett. nit oent Hed,t Der Scr
f1llaerung aiii peitere % Sabre.
Gnaen gurte fronf. = 81,
icincr @ohnumg IN God fopcn liegt
sNerr @llaen gurfc, ein 9rilocr pou
Hid)tcr Charles 9ltrfe bonn Morp
lano Expectations @eridlt, idNpcl
crfrauft oarnieoer. Gr leioet an oer
8oleen zines Shlagflnlics. Ben Ct
Dor mebreren Sabren crlitt. Ter 3u'
.Itano Srn. 9nrfc's, Der irilbet
Stills : Sferifi bon Baltimore
Gpurtp mar, lit fritiif.
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Weprae @alter.
,utru, iihren, sdmudiaheu, sefdliHenes

1iamantrn, iibren, sdmudiadeu, gefhIIfienes
9las, eilbrrmaaren nub Srun5en.
TIMER Ypaarcnpprrnth fur Netbnad,ten 1T lest
manteu, ilhrcn, GGmndfndbeu, gciMliffenem
Was, sterifng. sitbrr NIB 1rpn5en. Ntr ha.
bcm uns iir bic Btbirfntiie nnierer &nnben
brrdl uoraeicbcn. paf wtr elm anseracipShnltd,
umfanarei6eS Afprftment dneeIdaftt babeM,
NM Gin yeindi nnfereS Qabens mnE Shuei sam
Reianaaen geretdcn. "a saek-esgtngtsn-etr.
(Tel0-1
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We[SScubnuaett

nod GentIdIanb "a Gents p,, Morf.
nod Oeitreid 20h Gents pro Grone.
porto ertra. Sdiffsfarten bon uno
mad 9eutifIano. R~eiicpdiie. Wed.
Iel. ,Greoitbricfe unb ausldnSiides
GcI6. 91ep. $. 0iener & &c., 217
Oit-YoItimore.S trobe. COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
Seuti6es @eIb

81 u~crfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Worf
ODER 4.20 Narf fir einen Dollar.
Wediel unb greoitbriefe auf ale
Staote guropa's. @eIbienoungen.
Sdiffsfartcn, Meiiepdiie uno ous1dn.
oiidcs @elb. 9brO. $. 0icmcr 4 Co.,
217 Oit.9altimore 3 trobe. (3O3-)
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Jiir Die beuoritcbcnOcn 5eicrtasc

lit es u%nbeOingt notbis, 5ur erbobnn9
Der 3eitfreuoe lid nit elmer Site
.Soloce" aus Jreo. Saliernid)miot'S
9raucrei si perieben. Plus beItem
Sopien unb Wnlj gebraii. aliinilirt
lid, leitt nit Der Nnbruns uno lit
BEN idp1fIten Wagen Sutroglih.
Beri1umt baber uiht. cine Site SD
bieies porsiiglidIen @ebraueS 81 be.
iteaen. Eel. Is. & q. 36i, Mo.
fl91. grauerei: l10i-it2S Sil.
lem Strabe. 1856
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
Sir Weibnad)fen nnS Neniabr.
Safob Sd)ilb & g.,
Mua. Gn6further, Giaenthiimer,

Sn1portenr ui,b GAMBLER nit
- Weinen rno 9%iauoren, -
Mr. 500. 8reenmoitni. apenue, utS
9tr. 406-40S, Sit.Sapette.S traBe.
YeIteIIungen fir 5amiliensebraud)
iino 3eitnlrationen merben prompt
beIorgt. (1esl0iaI .Son1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

Sin id5nes nnn nieIides gcideni
fir MnscbGrise lit INNER cine lebcns.
srokc photographic oSer cine Flint.
lcriiA poaenbcte Cupie cines alien
Silbcs in Grapnn. @aTsrfarbe, Del
ober Taiteil. Die id6niten Cabinet.
6ilbcr nnr ST pro 0ntenb.
Snlins Scbbel, oeutider Hbotograpb.
co., 32f Worb-@ ah- Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

GoOaubruoer i'm Stro.
s enbabn @aggon. = Eoli.
3eiridter Sriebel i'm norooitlideu
Stationsbaule perllrtbeilte geltern
ben Neger Walter Ieeoen SIT $40
uno Soften, neil er lid am Oonner-
tag Ibeno aii einem StraBenbabn-
@aggon Ser Dorf-Goao.2inie ungc-
biibrlif benpmmen bate. Ser Neger
bate ueridieoene Eaiiagiere belGitigt
uno oils CT pom Gonbltfteur SanleS
6. Scales sur Hube ouigeioroert
ipuroe, mollte er i'm priieeln; bieier
ieboh pilrbe ieiner Serr uno iiber.
Dab i'm an Scr n1dylten gfe eincm
GoIi5iitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
M. &eiTert,
Scntidcr Ebutograpb,

409-411 WorSsB aD- q raRe,
iriiber NIT benz ueritorbenen SnItus Sebbef In
ecmiciben aiten Ylate.
sir bitten Hniere @jnner, f1 5nert BON nm.
ieren 9rbciten ~ iiber5tusea, che ~bleietben
nuberswu aeben, bann ~urtbeifen Sic feibt. 60
lit Mat Der Same, ionsern ote Arbett. fur fusf6e
Sie besah(cu. (Ne5t1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
Stdet Baltimore.
ltnterbaltnuas : @eaDeifer.

,WluHLsuabemie." = Sieie gSofc fcIecnoeS
Neperioire:
Sotueritag, Sreitda Slbeib lno Sunftda N6ero
uno WiaIiuee .Stfters" mo sgShn Wten lu0e".
,Slaucn's." - Sieie gSode: us TOLD In the
Sils".
GirlS".
.Iprb's opera Spuir."- Siefe go6e: aSt'S
all hour Sdllt".
.gf Cripple Greer.
,Narplane." = Siefe gSo6e: llnedrtites
ann6 ersS rdbeiter uno Die Sebriioer 9elon9.
,Nuoitorium." - Stefe Wode: Eur 5rieHo
Srib".
,ySe,u I,puumental." 49, Siefe 8ode: nTbt
GbeUrp 0lulof1S",
500" 9prtb.9pcuue NIB EatsStraRc. -
Taqlid glusitelllng piIoer Ibiere uIlo anoere
llnierbnltHngeH Jtolfbub'Ninf.
,g9itielsbadls0ereiu. .Sienitdg,. ben 10.
Saitldr, etnber SabreSbdn In Der pSertnarld'
M}nnncrhpr.Nn le".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
Wprgen.S dmeasng nadD
Ebilaoclpbia nno Wem.Nprf

perlGBt Baltimore an alien @oferl-
tagen 8 llbr Worgens pia Eennipl.
pultia 9abn. ngroiler" 9uffet'Ear.
lorna9gon. 1866
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Inna! fcbre ipicocr snriid,
Niles lpQ pcruciieu ieiu.

menn Gu " 0uteno bon 2ample's
marinirten &drinscn m%itbringit.
Stnnb $50 Ger. .Marft, nabe8reenitr.
1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

@eial5cnc Strofcn theilte
geItern &obi @rornor in Der nrittIc-
ren Eolijciltotion Gus. Gr itruitc
Souis Grecmon einen So~nolirnqSrei-
lenocn aus @oihington Inn 500 urb
Soften "a cericlbc lidp olti eincm
Gilcnbobn5u9c oui ilegclbuite @ciie
benahnt iuGbren6 CT betrurfcn mar,
mo MorD Seluitt, cine ldJipar5c
Mma5onc aus Der GbcitnlltItroBc,
fuuroe nc9en ungebiibrlifcn 9etra.
gcllS Inn 500 mo &oltcit bcitroft.
Jreemon be5obltc, m16rcn0 bic
id1par5c Worn oilf sluci Mpltotc rlah
DEM @ciGngniB monbcrtc.
Wetnobc0 III d) & ublcng0S
CT it If +. - Ser 40 Sabre altc
Iobert Sugbcs Don Nr. 1873, Norb-
SrontitruBc mGre g%eitern Mprgcn III
ieiner @pbnlng beinobe oltrd, Sob.
lengaa eritidt. ST IicB, ols or lid
slir Giplle leatc, eiilen fleinen Sfen
III ieinem Sd)loi5immer brennen,
urb iibcr Nodt bilbete iid) IN DEM
3lmmcr 10 bihtcS &oblenaoS. CAB
SitghcS, lpeldcr olrd) Den 8oSgcruf
gcpedt mlroe, it'd MN nit Miibe
rad' Scr Sbiirc iGleppcn fonntc. Gr
mllbtc nod hcnt .Stabt : &oipitol"
gebroft neroen. :,
Ser .&crein Scr 3oufIcn-
re nno SonbIungSreie II.
oer" pcranitoltete ant Gonncritoe
Mbcno III lcirenr &auptailartier oil
Der Siherip- uno 9altimoreltrabc CT.
nen .Smofer." bel meldyem Nnlab
Manor y. Clan Sin,ouiis uno Sr.
". $. GOnnonos. ecr Heooftenr oeS
~Mtomlideturers' Hccorh." gripra-
hcn hiclter. Ias Gontite beItanb
ans ben $50, @iGionr 9. Sinbs, 81.
Saline, e. SterrJ {. Carroll Gapis,
:. 9. 0arron, 8. j. SeriehpL 8. s.
Gheropeth, 6. %. 1boroS, s. s.
Sbotpmar mo 9. g. @raggs.
Witlidje 8cidjenfe fir NfGnner.
MuSStoffir,rnoa.Mr t;fcf aiifp ,tttf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22
German 11nicrt
Sire 1ninranee 6,
BON 23actimore.
9apital ......... 100000.
NebertdbnR ........ 100000.
100000.
100000.

G6igr ncugcarHnoete Geieaibaft ntrb am J. 5onuor III
Ratne'a Gehiunr, 413 CisYaltimoresSt r.,
tbe temporaren Sffrcn eroiinen umo miro bereit ien, GerHderungen mf
@eifdfSD1uier, @obnb1uier, Mo6cIn etc. entaeaen al ucbmcu. Gin
nees Dem 3ped Der @eieaihot c~ntipredenoea @ebauSe miro ht i'll
Nr. Al, SiESahimpreirahc, uebcn bcm Taincs GcbGubc, crridtet 1mo
nob @oQen0ung bejogen peroen.
Sermann GnoQenberg, GrGIoent.
@iaiam Spiman, 9ice. GrGH6cnt.
Jraneis Sdleuues, jun, SefretGr uno Sdotncitcr.
Iireftoren:
&m. ShluScrberg, Gbas. g. Silaartucr,
Nngnit Reinlc, ISM. Spilnan,
=. Webrcnbcrg, SenrD Sunncdc,
Sorpb d 0iprgio, Srancis Sdcuncs, icn,
8rant Stpfham, George u. Tmd,
Hobcrt Eenningtpn, Sran5 86bmer,
Charles Wortun, hilbert y. Nt,
GbWaro u. Spnnean, Subn Sabn,
Sermann &npQcnberg, TraneiS SdlenncS, inn.
(Se1s-San)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

Gerbeiierungcn p%orgcnonnmen NOR
Den. 9ie @ebGlter Ser @drter MIR
Den erfobt, urb Die Edtiettten erbal-
ten before Iobrurg. &egicrnrgs-
Grperten, pcld)e Die Nubrlng in Die
lcr InituIt ptiiitcrt, erflGrten, COB
bielcIbe Don portrCifIider GuaIitGt
uno oenirody pcrb0ItniBnn1Big biIlig
iei.
Sn pcrgangenen Sabre bcfonocr
lid inn 9appiem-9lipI oltrfifnittIid)
tGGlid) 1880 gcrionen, gcgen 1888
i'm uorbcrgcbcn6cn Sabre. Gie Fa-
tientcn toiter Der StuGt 0urfid)nitt-
lif $S4.55 pro aopf, 0cGcn $79.36
pro aopf int NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sabre.
Cine an5obl rcllcr @cbGuOc iino err
ridltct moroen, moourdl Ole Siiftia-
felt Der anltoIt bGocllteno erb0bt
miro.
Dit ocn Goli5cirittcrr bcrrift
cir giltes GinperitdnoniB 10 Dab mn
iold)c 2eute Scr anitoIt iibcripicicn
merhcir, iueldJc unbcoingt Scr itaoti-
ifcn Siilfe bebiiriCn. unG 0oOurf
miro Der Stuot picl @elO gciport.
Die gcborbe bot o1lrdJ 300 oOcr Ge.
Iignotion cine Nn5obl ibrcr tild)tig'
Iten Witglieoer perloren, ourf) Soo
Sen Srn. Senrp Steiicns unb burd)
Heiignotion Or. Sorrp Z. WariIoQ
uno Hid]tcr Alirco 9. Nilcs. Pin ID.
rer SteIle lino sic $50. Sobn g.
Sobnion Or. s. @bitrio9e @iQioms
lnrb Sofob Gpitcir %crnonnt poroen.
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3iuci 'Gc6cnSmiioc.

Scrmonm anopp ifnei0ct lid Die
aeblc ob. - Git an Der S6pin0.
illd)t. - Charles SdyIor0t mill
oitd) luegcn &rnnfbcit Icilcm Sc.
ben Gin gemoltiomcS Gnoc bcrci.
ten.
&crmonn &nopp. Gin 3S Sabre al.
fer Nrbeitcr in Wilfcn'S Noorfobrit,
bcging gcitcrn Nodmittng Sclbit.
moro, inoenl CT lid) init eincm Haiir.
meier sic &cblc 0urdifnitt. Gr
muroc geitcrn NuhmittoN III Der
aiid)c Der Wpbnltn0 oC3 Scrrn Geo.
OtiQer, 9tr. 2012, MeScnrp-S trube,
no or lett 4 SobrCn luobntc, BON
Sran Carrie Hcnoii, mcldc I'M icl-
ben Souip mobnt, aus elmer f%loiiena
Der Sdltittplnhc blntcno am DC
ocn liegcno ouigeimnocn. @nopp
mar nod am 2eben ulto mllroe iofort
in ser Ambllon5 nea iiiolpeitlihen
GiItrifts nud) 0ell oSronflin.
Square Soipital" aebroht. Scinc
G~erleBung mar jebod) bcrart, 0ob ibm
Die aer5te feline &iiIfe mcbr bringen
tonnterl. Gr ltorb fur5 Dor 7 llbr
geItern Nbeno. anopp mar iffpino.
iiid)tig nnO oieier llmItono iheint
i'm in ben 600 gctrieben 5lt boben.
Gr bintrrl1bt cine Sdpciter iroll
Marp Spilf bon Nr. 1902, 6eOcral.
Elacc.
Ter 5mcitc Selbitmorober.
It'd.
Ter % Sabre altc GboS. Shlorot
BON Mr.. 1919, geaionitroBe, ideirlt
Die ernitlide Nbiidt 5it BADEN, Dem
iroiifen 9eben 0olet 81 io9en. gr
mod)te geitern ieinen 5lpeiten Sel6it.
moroperiud, inOcm er in ieiner @ob.
ming ontiicptiid,e Sblaten peripeiite.
GuS Heiulto1 mar, boB er proentlid)
lecfrarf mur0e. Sn bieiem 3ultono
fano i'm 6rnu Worp 9rigcrmar bel
melder CT mobnboft lit. 9ebtere Der.
onlaBte ieine llcberiiibrllng mad oent
~(lnlperiitotS . Soipitol," no er nod
fur5er Belt ouBer @eiobr gebrod)t
puroe. Shlorbt lit fronflid, uno
rilbrt oopon iein 2ebcnSiiberDrilB her.
gm lebten Wontog mohte or ieinen
criten SclbitnloroperiudL inoem CT
iid] cine Sutnobel in Die 9ruit tied.
te. Canals muroe er bon Or. Sus.
Cooper, Nr. 1922, SnuitlluBc, be.
bun0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-22

Niklide 8cidenfe fir NGnner.
Ilsltafiirutss.a rtifel. Site INTO
2eberpaaren. Ireb. Seincmann,
326 Wurb.Gbarlcs.S traAe.
(35G~-6)
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-05

inches of sandy muck from a nearby
swamp, and covered with three inches
Of soil with a further protection of
three inches of Eulalia slower during
bloom, averaging two flowers to each
plant These fine Erythroniums do
not appear to be we'll known, and
should be more freely planted, as they
have turned out to be the most sue
cessful of Pacific Coast dubious plants
for Eastern culture. They are con-
sidered hardy after the first year,
and may be planted in any convenient
place, giving them a winter mulch of
leaves or litter until we'll established.
Other attractive species of equal
merit from the same region are e.
Henderson,, purple, with notified
foliage, and g. revolutum, plain
foliage with white, rose or light pur-
pie flowers.
The popular name of Dogs tooth
violet is applied to the European r..
Dens-canis, with it's small, tooth-shap-
ed bulbs and rose or purple flowers,
which are always borne singly. Some
improved forms of this popular plant
are offered under name, but most of
the bulbs sold by dealers are of the
large Powered form, catalogued as e.
Dens-canis grandiforum. Two very
common species in the Eastern states
are q. albidum and e. Americanum,
with white and yellow flowers re-
spectively The latter has richly mot
tied leaves and often occurs in dense
colonies in moist land near wooded
streams. Two other species with
plain foliage and small rose or laven-
der flowers occur in the Middle West
They are little cultivated, but appear
to deserve attention.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-05

to the adaptability of both soil and
climate to grow a superior quality
of citrus fruit on either sand or rocky
lands has been brushed away by the
hand of experience, and it is now
we1l-established fact that the citrus
groves of Dade County have no super
ior, either for healthfulness, rapidity
of growth or quality of fruit. While
growing this class of fruit in Dade
County is in it's infancy, it is strong
and healthy infant. Not many years
hence, with the present line of devel-
opment, the last acre of pine land
suited to growing citrus fruits will
have been cleared of it's timber, the
palmetto scrub will be thing of the
past, and citrus groves will have taken
their place.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-05

The following plan for cleaning the
pillow. which will work we'll ON other
tools of iron or steel, is recommended
Slowly add one pint of sulphuric acid
to one quart of water, handling it
carefully and stirring slowly as con-
siderable heat will result from the
mixing. When it is cool, moisten the
surface of the metal with this, and
then rub dry, after which wash off
with pure water. This application
should clean any surface not too bad
ly rusted, but if the tool has been
long neglected it may require more
than one application.-Rur Califor-
nian.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-05
CITRUS FRUIT GROWING.
Continued from. page SOL

fourteen acres in orange and grape
fruit trees. The first year or two the
trees did not make good growth as
could have been DESIRED; but after
experience proved that it was not the
fault Of the soil, climate or trees, but
rather to wrong methods in culture.
For several years Messrs. Reilly and
Mcdonald grew tomatoes and other
vegetable crops between the rows of
trees, which brought them in a fine
income After the second year the
trees began to put on heavy growth,
and for the last three years have
yielded good quantity Of fruit and
of quality that is unsurpassed. Last
year Mr.. Reilly sent sample box
of this fruit to Mr.. Fred Sterry, man
ager of the Royal Poinciana and The
Breakers, at Palm Beach. Mr.. Sterry
sampled the fruit, and found it of
such superior quality that he wired
Mr.. Reilly to hold all the fruit in the
grove for him. This season the fruit
from the grove has been used in the
Royal Palm, at Miami, and has been
pronounced as very superior. Prof.
Andrew Sledd, of the State Univer-
sity, Lake City, came to Miami to
attend the State Teachers Associa-
ton. After the adjournment he spent
some time in looking around the coun-
try, and became satisfied that the flu
ture of the citrus industry in this por-
ton of Dade County was very bright.
He commenced negotiating for Mes
srs. Reilly and McDonald's grove,
which resulted in the purchase Of the
same for $4,000. Messrs. Reilly and
Mcdonald are arranging to plant an
other grove.
In the vicinity of Miami there are
now hundreds of acres Of citrus
groves, many of them just coming
into bearing. Among these are the
groves of Gen. S. c. Lawrence, of
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-05
Sendin6 Truth litter a Lie.
Verdict for DR.. Pierce
AGAINST THE
Ladies' Home Journal.
DIR. PIERCE'S TRADUCERS COME
TO GRIEF.

It is an old maxim that "a lie will
travel seven leagues while truth is get
ting it's boots on,S and no doubt hun
dreds of thousands of good people read
the unwarranted and malicious attack
upon DR.. R. V. Pierce and his wFavor-
tie Prescription" published in the May
(19O4) number Of the Ladies' Home
Journal, with it's great black display
headings, who never saw the humble,
groveling retraction, with it's inconspic-
uous heading, published too months
later. It was boldly charged in the
slanderous and hbelous article that
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription con-
tanned alcohol and other harmful in
gradients. DR.. Pierce promptly brought
suit against the Curtis Publishing Com
pany, publishers of the Ladies' Home
Journal. The suit was for 5000 900 90
damages.
DIR. Pierce alleged that Mr.. Box, the
editor, maliciously published the arti-
Gle containing such false and defama-
tory matter with the intent of injur-
ing his business furthermore, that no
alcohol, or other Injurious, or habit
forming, drugs are, or ever were,
contained i'm his "Favorite Prescrip-
ton -; that said medicine is made from
native medicinal roots and contains no
harmful Ingredients whatever, and that
Mr.. Bok's malicious statements were
whozly and absolutely false.
In the retraction printed by said
Journal they were forced to acknowl
edge that they had obtained analyses
of "Favorite Prescription, from
eminent chemists, all Of whom certi-
fled that it did not contain alcohol or
any of the alleged harmful drugs
These facts also came out in the trial of
the action in the Supreme Court. But
the business of DIR. Pierce was greatly
injured from the effect of the publication
of the original libel with it's great dis
play headings, while hundreds of thou
sands who read the original wickedly
defamatory article never saw the hum
BILE groveling retraction, set in small
type and made as inconspicuous as pos
sible. The matter was, however brought
before jury in the Supreme Court Of
New York State which promptly rem
dered verdict in the Doctors favor.
Thus his traducers came to grief. Their
base ISLANDERS were refuted and they
were obliged to veat humble pie"
During the trial of the libel suit DR..
Lee H. Smith, Vice-President of the
World g DispensaryM Medical Association,
stated under oath that the ingredients
of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
were wholly extracted from the follow
ing native roots Golden Seal, Blue
Cohosh, Lady's Slipper, Black Cohosh
and Unicorn by means of pure glycerine
of proper strength. He was asked how
he knew, as physician and experienced
medical man, that the vFavorite Pre-
scription" was cure for the diseases
weakness, leuoorrhea, prolapsus, retro
version and other dieplacements of the
womanly organs, and he stated that he