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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

Minnesota has taken a stand for the
anti-pass bill, the house passing the
senate bill with an amendment making
1T effective December 81, 1908. which
will give the holders Of passed two
years in which to resign themselves to
the cutting OF of free transportation
The bill as passed by: the house makes
a number Of exceptions to its pro-
visions, as was proposed in the bill
passed by the state senate OF this
state and which has lost tn conferences
between the two houses. &;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

You can see the finest line Of gents
neckwear at Breen & clooten.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
LFRED BLAISDELL,
Secretary of State.

We read in a dispatch from Wis
consin that an electric light plant is
to be operated midway between two
towns of some size and that in addi-
ton to furnishing light for the towns,
nearby farmers are to be acconamo
dated with electric light. The electric
lighted farmhouse, in a distinctly
rural community, will be something of
a novelty, and will go further to
prove the many conveniences enjoyed
by the farmer OF today in we'll settled
farming communities He gets his
mail by rural delivery, thus enjoying a
service as regular il not as frequent
as the resident of the city. He is
connected by telephone with his neigh,
bors and with the trading center he
patronizes and has an opportunity to
keep in close touch with the sur
rounding neighborho God. He gets his
daily paper promptly and at little ex-
pense, The thoughtful congressman
or senator, interested in his welfare
or his, vote sends him seeds, whereby
he may experiment with new and
strange growths or insure himself a
crop of onions. radishes b. or other
vegetable de1icacies. The experiment
station Of the government hears his
complaints and investigates his needs,
and at his request sends him
bulletins OF the latest scientific dis.
coveries, IN many instances & the
rural trolley ear Whizzes by: his door.
alarming his chickens and pigs and
reminding him that civilization adj
yances rapidly day by day. Indeed.
the farmer in the settled state has
come no longer to be, properly CON
sidered q 1hayseeds but president OF
an up to date and thoroughly adj
vanced community of agriculturists.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

Former Senator VIM v. Allen,
fusionist, of Nebraska, is opposed to
the primary election system and de-
clares that he will fight it's constitu-
tionality especially that feature of the
law that requires a voter to disclose
his party identity This, declared Mr.,
Allen. infringes the Australian ballot
principle of secrecy in voting and is
to that extent restriction of suffrage
which the constitution forbids. The
senator does not seem to distinguish
between the primary and the. general
election. The primary simply takes
the place Of party caucuses and does
not, or should not, under our form Of
government, abolish party organiza-
tons and the voting OF party tickets
for nomination of party candidates. (:
-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

coal mining, on improved methods:
and other matters which will be.
profitable, not only to the miners
themselves but to the whole people of
the state. "a
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05
Our Meering.

We surely had a great and good
time at St. Petersburg. And didn't
those people welcome us with open
arms, and give us "spread?"
It's just fine to meet SO many good
people. I often think the world is
getting better in spite of the fact that
the struggle for existence is getting
fercer, and the fact that some people
are disposed to think that human
nature is getting to be brute nature.
Sometimes people will appear to be
just the finest on earth until you
strike ''business"- then-gee
whiz! So then it's the "biz" that's
bad, not the man! Oh, if you could
only grasp this idea Why, you know
people say that this devil we complain
of is in human nature I don't see
how such a fool as that can live I'll
tell you one thing that helps to make
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05
Adulterated Food.

An item in Coleman's Rural World
shows some of the adulterations
which have been used by manufacture
ers in preparing food for sale. Flori-
da needs state law to prevent the
sale of such goods, plenty of which
we have no doubt, was shipped into
this state before the United States
law went into effect, and which can
now be sold in unlimited Quantities,
because we have no law to prevent it.
Some further decisions unler the
pure food law and regulations have
been announced by Secretary Wilson,
AS these questions arise and are de-
termined, the public learns more and
more of the adulterations and process
ses employed in the preparation of
foods and the reluctance of some man
ufacturers to abandon these practices.
In canned corn, for instance, it has
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

been customary TO
add sugar Of an in
ferior quality to
give it the taste OF
sweet corn. Secre-
tary Wilson has
ruled that this IS
fraudulent and is
prohibited by law,
unless the addition
of sugar is stated
on the label so as
to inform the pur-
chaser. In cases OF
goods where no de-
ception is practlc.
ed, the mention OF
sugar is not requ1r-
ed. 1t also appears
that in preparing
rice, the grains are
polished and then
coated with tale,
paraf6n, glucose Or
starch to render
the product more
attractive. AS rice
is often prescribed
as a diet for inva-
lids and persons
suffering from I'M
paired digestion,
the Secretary con-
s;ders that the use
of an indigestible
substance. such as
paraf6n for coating
rice, is at least of
questionable pro-
priety and should
not be allowed. He
has ruled that the
presence of tale,
starch, etc., must'be
stated on the label.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

last year by two persons. Nor is this
all. These things could not be collect
ed at one time or in one place or on
one trip. Their time of maturing COW
cred the entire season from March
until November, and had to be col
lected accordingly
After determining to make an ex-
hibit at the fairs the question arose
as to what it should include. On con-
sidering the great distance to Tampa,
Continued on poge 2.)
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05
Washington County's Exhibits.
Unique Collection of Over 1900 Displays Gotten up by Chpy
Man and His Wife. NJ" 80
Man and His Wife.

One of the most attractive exhibits
at the last State Fair was that from
Washington county, collected by Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Pleas, without
an appropriation, or any outside
financial aid. 1t was the winner
of the big 5000 prize and rs others at
the Gulf Coast Fair; the $4,000 Sec
tional prize, silk banner, II diplomas
and 28 other prizes at the Florida
State Fair; aggregating over 81, 100000
At the request of the Agricuiturist,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

lastly to bring home. And the great
est, most difficult and painstaking part
Of the work has not been mentioned.
Think, if you can, what it means to
gather all these things from a terri
tory that would square fifty by sixty
miles; classify them, giving each its
proper name and locality on neatly
printed labels (many of them having
to be worked up or cooked and pre-
pared for exhibition); and you have
an inkling of the work accomplished,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

My father used ito scatter common
barrel salt on every load of hay that
went into the barn when it was a little
TOO green or not very we'll cured. IA
good rule is ito figure every ton of
hay put into the barn as worth $40 a
ton By figuring UP the number OF
loads we may get very close to the
value of Our crop for the season.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

don't know them all.
Now, back to the little box I saw
a fellow open his, and, 10! he took
out a fine silver ("just as good')-
watch. Yes, sir, give 'em away! You
think that mans getting worse? You
think he's a fool? No, sir, he'll sell
$50 tons Of fertilizer on those $50
watches. It's smartness, not fool
And there was L. A. Wilson, the
Ideal man. His looks sell his fertil-
Continued on page u
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

Mr.. Pleas has furnished the following
description of this collection:
The filling of freight car with any
one product of the farm, is of itself
big job, but when it comes to ex-
tending the list to near two thousand,
many Of them very fragile and nearly
all requiring separate packing, then
the proposition is quite different. But
this is only small part of the task
set ourselves. Everything was to
pack up and unpack for two fairs, and
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-06-05

me not gOOQ-Dut
makes me try to be
good-it's seeing
SO many good peo-
ple-and another
thing g-now try and
not forget this-it's
having lived at St.
Petersburg so long.
Speaking Of good
people-that fine
lookino fellow with
the blush linen
suit on, and wears
a mustache, and
and a smile-you
know that's the
secret Of popularity
and success. Why,
YOU can fatten on
| a II O h t e r it's
cheap, too. Well,
he's the fellow that
opened his heart
and his grip and
began passing a.
round little boxes
Of samples Of his
fertilizer CD. I
said to the man
alongside of me,
this wouldn't more
than fertilize a cab
bage-for he's the
man you know,
that makes that
fertilizer that SO
many people are
well, just foolish,
or crazy about.
But, spe a k i n G
about good things.
1t S like good people
there are just too
many of them-we
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
SGglidc Spfcr Scs G%iienba6n-
WuludlS.

%biIo6cIp6io, /. Mars. -
Sin norOIih gebcnOer GrprcB5ua ser
oGbiIoOclpbio ulo HcoOinG 9o6u"
bemoIirte bette 81 G0gc Sill, nnbc
bier, cincn @rocerppu9cn. @m.
Stnuifer, Der 6llbrmonn, wurOc ait.
gcnbIidIid get6Otet mo Der 20.iGb.
rigc @co, EctcrmonL meIder Stouis
fer bcgleitctc, toOtlid pcrIcbt.
Montrenl. Glc., t. Mt1r5. -
Gin Ecrioncn5lg Ser canadian $50
cifics9obn" coQioirte bcllte bel elmer
@ebirgSitation nit cincm 6rodt5lgc,
llho 5tuei Grprebboten, Nonen9 6ut.
d)ins uno Nidolion, biIRtcn ooS &C.
ben Elm. Ter @rpreBmo98on ging
in 5lanmcu olf utO Elm @ep0d., 10.
mie eiu Ycrioncnmnggon mllrben ser.
triintmcrt, aacin ale Eaiingierc ent.
famen llnocrlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Mcpcr's Nnfunft.

Ncw Dorf, t. Idr5. - SEQ.
b. g. Meper, Ser iriibere nmerifani.
Idle NotI6aiter an Mublano, melder
oemnddit oos Pint oeS 8%eneraIpoit-
meilter8 iiberncblnen miro, fam beltte
nlti Dem Compiler oSeutonic" aus
europa bier All. Sn elmer llnter-
reoung nit 9eriGteritattern erfldrte
CT. Die poIitiid)e mo ~iu5ioIe Sublage
in 9iuBlano babe iid ieit einem Sabre
bcoclteno perbeiiert, uno auiier Hi-
tolall9 meine e9 obne 3meifel ernIt
in ieiucn Acknowledgement, 2rot
alter inneren Sample merOe Der G5ar
li6 bebaltptcn mo am 9tll0er bleibert.
0r. Mcper bringt Dem Grdiioenten
Rooiepelt cine ipejieQe 9otifoft oes
a0uig9 Gomoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
YrGnoc.

BittSburh ga, /. Mdr3. 49,
Ias 6iinite @aro . ShuIbauS IN
2tdegbenp ncl6cS $150,OO0 %foitete,
muroc beute friib ourd 6e,ter ser.
Itort. SedS 6euerpebrIeute e%rlitten
bei'm @inItir5en oeS IaheS Der
lebilngen unO &an1e5 SEER, pelher
cinen S60Oelbrud ooOon trllg, befiu'
oct lid in fritiidem 3ritanoe. 1900
ainoer beillhtcn ooS SdulbuuS,
dllein 0o5 6euer brad Dor SageSan'
6r1th aus.
9ettcUtlle, g.. 5, I. WGr5.-
Gas GtobliiIcmcnt ser nSarOmnl
Tlbber So" lit nicocrgcbronnt. Ser,
Init ctpa $250,0OO.
Utica, N.-D., I. 0tGr5. - Gin
beutc iriib bier allS9c6roheneS 6eucr
legte oo3 @ebduoe Ger oDollng Men'S
.Gbriitian 2liiociation" in Aife mo
peruriadtc 8erlult 5ltm getruBe pom
St50,O00 bis $4,000. Glide un-
itoBen0e @ebGiloe ihmebten in gro.
Ser @eiabr uno e"rlittcn elnigen Sha.
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Wit Wlann nno WanS.

Gictorio, .. e., I. MGr5. -
Der 0ompier nGitp Of Yucblo"
brinBt oic NohriGt, onB ser Sdoo-
ncr o@ciiic S." Don Son 5ronciSco
pcrlorcu 0cgongeu lit wubrid)einIid)
NIT Mnnn mo OtonS. IaS Iohr.
5eitg lpurOc an lcttcu Mittpodl i3
Wfeilen uorooitIid bon Sap @lonco,
NIT 0ent aicl nnd obet olti DEM
Mccrc treibeno 9cieben uno idieu
0lIr6 cine idluere Iedlaouug 5ltlt
aentern 0cbrod)t worOen SIT icin. Son
Scr Munniduit mar fcinc Spur 81
bCnlCrtCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Bonn Sbalu- Eru5cf.

0aS &rcu5utrb0r ocS Or. Gpoll3 nod
imrncr nidjt becn0ct. - Ibmp'o
@ciitc9juitono, ais cr Nbite CT.
ihoB.
Ncm 0nrt, I. MGr}. - Ger
GbomslSro5cB lullr0c hclttc gl6en0 bis
5llm n0d)ltcu Wontag uertagt, nud)-
Dem 0iitrittaanpolt &erome 0uS
&rcl5ucrb0r Oca Spe5inltiten Or.
0ritton .. GunnS Sen 0oll3en Gag
iiber fortBcicBt bate. Fbrnien, mie
Der Wubniim ser NooleSccn5, go
runoin" u10 bic oGborofteriitif Der
BcbirnItiirne" ipicltcn cine groBe
Houc in Oen Nuaiogcn oeS 3eugen,
un0 0ericlbc erflGrtc I'M 2allie 0eS
Nuhmittng9 inter An0crent, er iei
fcit ilber5cugt, DAP SbaIu, ais er
@bitc cridoB, an einem nerploiiuen
g(u3bruh bon u0olescentem Wabns
linn" lit. Seronle bcmiibte it'd, ben
3cltGcn oobin SIT brin8en, 3ll3ugebcn,
ouB Sbnm nit yTardnoin," einem
MIR ielten beiIbnrcn 2eioen, beboftet
ici. Scronc Ideint nod INNER 90
r0lli ats jll leirL 8cnil0enoen @rllno
iiir cinen Nntrog alti Grnennltta ci.
ncr Gomniiiion sur llnteriuhung oeS
0egcmpdrt,gen @eiltes5uItanoeS oeS
N%ltgcflogten 81 erlongen. Or. GponS
iebtc i'm @ouie ieiner 9lusiagen aus
cinonoer, oaB @obniinn Der Aooles-
cerj o0cr Scr Sll9en0 Die Foticnten
I'M Nlter Don 10 bis 81 40 Sobren
6eiGQt, mdbrenb Earonioa cine tire
S0ce oocr Monomnnie beoelltet.
Nid)tcr 6iBgcrul0 gob beltte iebr 0eitt.
lid) 81 ertcnneL 0uB er oeS uneIlo.
lidJen ~&rcu5uerb0rs oes Or. Gpons
miioc lit uno erbielt @inpGnoe gegctl
perihieoenc 6ro9en altfredt. GOnnS
iol inOeiien am Wontog meiter per.
tommen mcr6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Walaria in icinrn ueridicocucn Sor.
men, Eic6er nno Manc.
&aowaD's McaDD Nelief

furiri ni6t MIR Ser nit Walaria bebafteten
pGtienten fofort, f~onoerl oerbltet au6 BET Cen.
Ten, Die oentfelbet anSGefest iinb, lpenn iie ieben
Wor6st bei'nt gIufiteber ~6ipun8ie ooer breibte
Sropier Sieabp Heliei in eiuem @laie 8aiier
nebmen ltto eincH Grader eifen, iraeno peIae
Nnfdue.
Sertauft bon alien slpctbefern. soc. Die SIa.
f6c.
G6tdet an TT. aabpab & Co., 55 Gin Ctr.
gerps sorf. fir .goof Of Moptce". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
TIN Oas liebe 0clO.
Nndj bel dJriitlidJcn Wlnubeusbcilcrn
ipiclt cS cine Nuuc.

6rou GoOD'9 2n0eb6ri9e Ieiten cincn
Ero5cB cir. nm sic BON ibr 5uiou.
men Gebctctcn 0ionctcu 9cacn oic
0nocren SGlrIcn Ser Stride SIT
idiibcn. Or. Gpun5 nlndt
Tbom'5 @ciitcS5uitano 10 flor,
mic @~l5icbrii5c. - Gin ycrploli-
Der NuS6rlth Don Noole$cenj.
@obniinn" mar Die llriodc oca
Wor0ca; - StG0tHeu IN Miriam.
jas onr6 Gornn0o pcrui6tct. -
Gr-9otiAoitcr Meper iiber GltB,
LAMBS 3utunit.
Concord, MS, f.. WGr3. -
Sin GrojeB i'm YiQigfeitsurrfobren
muroe bellte I'M Supcriorgcriht fir
Wcrrimuc 8 County cinQclcitct, nm
cine Ned)cni6oitS = Iblcgrng iiber
Die MISUNDERSTANDING ser Srau
OtarD 9ufer @lopcr Coon oeS Saltp-
ties ser oGbriitinn Science : Stride, "
ST. er6lpinBcn. Gic &GGgcr lino TSralt
@00D'S Spbn, Geo, W. 8louer aus
GeoOmoob, 3. D, 0eiicn Eod)ter 1rl.
Worp Safer @Iopcr uno Geo. ". ga.
fer aus Bangor, nc, Neiie un0
on1h'tcr 6reln0" Der 6rau @0op.
Die &loge lit gcgen 2llireo 6orIom
itno Hnoere SruIteeS Der ern6bnten
airdc in 9oitorL gc2en Cabin ".
8rpe, Sen SefrctGr Ser Irnll @Oop,
:. Straltg ibren 6iili@ictrc-
tor, mo Scrmann 2. Serring, er1tcn
ser Stride 81 Concord, &c.
ridtct. Die &lG9er ior0ern nid)t MIR
cine Rcd)cnihnitS 2[blcgrng in alien
EronSoftioncn, ionOeru olld Grint,
i'm Sale irgeub meld)e ~ungcb0rige
TronSoftipnen cntocdt mcroen, ioluic
eiuen @inboltsbeiebt pdbreno oc8
Bro5eiics gcgen @t1griffe III oaS Ser
nlooen unO @eihdit ser Sralt, lutb bic
@rncnmnng eine8 SeQilcltcrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
M

ooer Gnt5iinolng ser 2l,ngen ionte
NIT Dem Heaop Helief pie folat be.
banoelt mereen: Der Batient ioate
20 Gropfen res Gelief Ieoe Stunoe In
eincm @eiEglaie poll 8oiier erbaIten,
uno Die gar5e 9ruIt, Niiden uno
8ront mnlB inter Dem gtnfluB oes
&elief ourb bdllfige 9fppIifotionen
erbolten meroen; geef.Sbee uno
9raft.S uppen miiiien DEM g~atienten
5ltr Gt0rfung gegeben meroen, unS
ieiae Gingcpei6e miiiien bin uro tpie.
Der ourd 81. Gaopap's Biaen in
Gb1tigfeit geiett peroen.
@nt5iinoung ser IiererL gnt3iin.
Dung Der 9Iaie, gnt3iinoung Der Gin.
gcoeioe, gnt8iinOung Der 2unsen,
meber SoI8, 9ronditis, idperes
atblner, Group, Gatarrb, SnfIuen5a,
9o2fIdmer5er, 3abnneb, HeuraIgie,
TbclEuatiSmlS, falte Ghius, aglie
Gbias, Gbit6Iains, SroItid1ben.
Die Ipplifatiou bon 81 3 &e.
Itei auf ben ooer ole Theile, mo Ole
Sbmierigfeit ober Der Shmers eri.
itirt, miro grleidterung unb Hltbe
geDibren.
SnnerIid , Elm bo!ber S9eel6f.
feI in einem baIben @lGic @aiier,
fllrirt IN eirtgen Mintten SrGmpfe,
SpaSlnS, lauren Wngen. Soobren.
Nerp0iitGt, Sdloiloiigfeit, 8opi.
wcb, 0iarrGoe, 3pienterie, Collie,
9l6bungcn unO ale innerli6en
Sdmer5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02

Gas Grtucrbslebeu Der Geu8eit ~seituttet IS
oclt lieiitc1 faum, ole acknowledgements itrcng
At befolgcn. lin ocn gidbtbeil. oen Die Ydbt
beiolgung o~erfelbet offers er5eigt, uusSualei'
heut. mo Ole angciirelgte Sebensnlnftine III
guicm SdHge 81 buiten. bietet Die 3etllutlcns
ihdft cin gar5 lnturBcnt'es. rein aus 9fldrs
6~enituiien beitebenoes Mtiliel oar, ct. Srrnaro
sra uttrp lien, melde oirdD SOderlIl9 Der De
odrme uuo 9lnre9uHa oes <tui1luufs bic
&erouuung beffletmigen. ben Ippetlt ~irdfttgeu
uiu oeIL meut Mot p6aig frdnfelL bob letoens
ben stopper tpicoer beritelcn dlr % Gents
bel glpotbefern ST BADEN. (~StSoGn,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Erfan nuo &c6cnSuerlnit in Miriam
las.

2ittle o ct, Arf., I. WfGr5. -
Cine Spc}ial0cpelde ans Scope, Nrf.,
mel0ct, 0dB oas StdOtden @uibing.
ton ipGt geIteru Abeno Don eiuenl
Sorunoo ioit total oerniftet puroe.
,3rpei Neger fanlen um's 9ebcn uno
mebrere nnoere Ferionelt mur0en per
lett. Inter Ben 5critorten 8ebdu.
Oen 6eiinocn iid) cine Eresbpteriancr.
Stride. cine Gpi9fopnlfirde, Hihter
". y. Gtter'S un0 Sderiif g9iIion'S
Mobnb0uicr uno Z. s. @iQidm'S
Saoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02

'N'INJN' wv >NhNP "NNJ
gjoubt man niht, 0oB oicielbcu
III @cfNbr ihmcbcn.- Gos S6ifi
picuciht pcrlorcn.
Gurctu, Sal, I. NtGr}. - Ser
Galnpfer oGorono," mcldcr oeItern
nit etuu 1l0 N}cuidcn an @oro bon
Gan 6ronciSco ob1iuQ lit bcltc oltf
Den &Iippcn bel &mnbolot oui0clalls
len. Die @clcn ihlugcn hod iibcr
ocn Bug 0ca S6iiicS mo man iiird,.
tet, ooB ooiicIbe in Stiide gcbcn miro.
IS p%erloiltet, BOB iih % EaIiugicrc
aus Son 6r0nci@co an Noro beiin.
0en. Der nod Gun 6rouci9co be.
Jimmie 0ompier nHoonofe" lit nlti
Dem S6nllplot onacfomme lln0 bat
Die &%crbin0rng nit Der .Gorona"
0rtr6 elm Gnu bergcltcllt. Die Naiius
9tere oeS gcItronOcten 6n6r5cugca
limo altf Sem 6ctf 5uiammcn9c0r1n0t.
3ebn MitgIicOer ser Monnihoit Scr
nabcn &ititenrettun05itution brud)cu
gcGeu 9Pittn0 in cincm Boot ulrf, nm
Den EaiiuGicrcn Siilfe III brin1crl,
lnO c9 gelnng ibncn trob 0c8 uorhcrr.
I6enOct bobcn SecAongeS, ouS Mrud
ST crrci6Cn. I'm $50 ~bciorOen iid
bic EoIiugiere nod an @orO, oaein
man glanbtc nid)t, oaB lie in @cbcu9-
gciabr l6lucbtcn. Die .Gorono" Itebt
rntcr Dem 9efebl oes GupitQnS @opo.
SIC lit cin Stobloompicr BON 1l42
Stimmen, muroc in 1888 in GbiIo.
ocIpbio 0cbnltt uno Qcb0rt Scr oNo.
ciiic MoiI Stcomibip So"
SAN Grunci0co, I. MGr5. -
Cine lcIcpbonbotihoit ans Grrctn
an Die uFociiic Gonit Stcomibip
So" tbciIt nit, Oab bier @ootlaout-
gen Mcnidcn luoblbcboltcn pom
nGorona" ans liter &c.
brodt mor0cn iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Snlucrmiiblc in bic quit %gcilugcn.

&nOtpillC Icnn, I. WGrj. -
Die FltlpcrmilbIc ser oHdnO Yowocr
So" 5t 0oiiatt, Gem, iIog bellte
Nadmittog IN sic 2,tit. @m. Soll,
@m. Smens, I6oS. acuueop unO
SomeS &eiterion wlroen get0otct,
5lpci onOere peroen permiBt uno Orci
limo perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6als

Slrd @tnn.s men uon 5ipanatg
oocr oreiBig Sropfen oes Nea0p &e.
lief IN etpaS Syrup Dor Dem S6la.
tengebea, unb tnoem Sbr elm nit He.
Lief getronfte8 Stiid 6Ianea Inn
Gitrcn Sals midclt, peroet SIR ON
Worgen poaitGnoig 6efreit bon einem
reuben Nalie aufitehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Grtras9 iniSemSe
psntfd)e 5par= Bank
Don Baltimore,
ehout.Gdc Baltimore. uno Gutap. etrabe.

Baltimore, 81. Sdnuar 1907.
Sn elmer betie GebaItenen Gitung bes Sis
reiioriumS puroe beihlpiieIr, eine Grtra.S ipi.
ornoe sur 9inte uun eiuem balben 9rpSent fir
ouS am 81. Wtdr5 1907 Bu gnoe aebeiloe Subr
AMI ale monatIihen @iIan6et bon gu 3iufen
bere6tiatcn Cont 5u be8abIen, bic an ienem
Gage often iino.
Siefe Grtra.Siuibenbe (ein babies gro6enD
unb ole iabrlihen SiuIru Corci Fro5eni) ner.
ben an mo mad benz +. 9tprtI in ole Nii0cr
Der 9epoiitoren eingeirageu luerben.
StaHtSs mo etaotiteuern tperbcn bon Der
Ndnf be6ublt.
Charles Spiimnu, 9riIioent.
(5ebr9,i Sa-gtpr1 ib)
etaat Mlornlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-02
Nm bic ocmufratiidDen @Gbler bes
oritten Tiitrifts.

Meinc pcrreu! - Sd bin elm GanoiOat ilir
bic oemoIratit6e domination fir Den 8,ueitcu
9tpeig oca GtaDtrltbc5 i'm oritteit Giftrift. TO-,
H.. a.. lG.. 10. uno 20. g3Gro, unO eriude
nm bic uftipe llnlerltiitutg aaer Serer, ruelbe
gluuben, oaB meme I9dti0feit bon g8ertb fir
Die Stnot mar, ghtuhgsnou
o. Eufe Gpup.