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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
sbra.fenreeem an, Weiup.

Sic perftmibten 8ettler bon Neas
pei unb umgeaenb ipi1en Die GrembeH
auf INNER nsue Metien gu 19r0pfen.
Gin Staliener Ihreibt oariiber:: Das
8rlt BON geapel TT drgerlih, ipeil Der
Geiup felt Der eruption bonn pprieen
Sabre = ni6ts mebr BON 1id) GDren
UNI 5eben ldbt. Der Yulfan i1eint
ponFGnbig erlofden gu iein, unb Is
aeiet ft9 an Der araterfpibe niht einS
mol jener Haudbufd mebr, Der bic
5ouri ten in Gntaiiden periebte. Da
nunNeapel our6 Den Streit oes feuer@
fpeienben 8er9es materielle ginbuben
erleibet, iinb Die 8eranftalter ponMuss
fiiisen, um Das 8olt fdoblos gu baI-
ten, uuf cine seniale Sbee getommen;
iie unternehmen Wlserfabrten ou cen
por einem Sabre Our6 Die 2apa p,-r
piiiieten Ortf6aften 8cseotrecais uno
Sttajano. Primes 2anb, beiIen Sell
Der uno !6duier nit elmer biden
iGrarsen &ruite beOsdt fino".. ptrb
iprbl man6e mitleibse Gsels au5rufen.
Muf bem 2apafelD bat Der &ei1enoe
eire 8eeegnuns nit Ser sanaen 8epDlz
terung BON 8oscotrecaie, bic, males
rtfG in 2umpen eebiillt, oie Mrfunft
Ser 6remblinse erpartet. Manner,
Trauen uno &inber i6reten, beulsn
unb ihilbern Die arauiieen 5pleen Der
ataitrppbe pom Npril 1906. @eriibr@
ts 0amen Beginner iofort ibr eanses
aleineelo ausauihiitten. Mer lid,
ridbt freisebig seiet, pirb regelrecht
belasert uno burd aluesn unO 8er>
tpiinIduneen 10 miirbe aemadt, DaB
ct um bes lieben sriebens pillen ales
bingibt, tpas er Bel iid bat. 60 boben
felt einem Sabr fdon bic 8epobner
Der 8efuporte mebrmals am Gage
lufratipe 9brGnsntriien. Dabei bab.n
bic meiiten bon ibnen ME in Boscotrez
cafe eetppbnt. 8ei Sttaiano miro
bann bie Milbbersisteit Der Souriiten
in Der slei9en Weiie ausgebeutet unb
oft fosar bon benfelben SnbibiOuen.
sic baben bort cine Mrt 3ieeunerlaz
ger, foden an Der mod INNER beiben
2aba, Saubobnen unb fiibren fentiS
mentale 6errfhaften gu einem fhDnen
@rei1e. Muf einem 2abablod fibenb.
blidt er ftier por itd bin, tpdbrenb fein
neibes 6auptz uno 8artbaar i'm
Winoe flattert. nDieier Mann mar
lebr reih," ertlGrt Der 6iibrer, riein
Sous, fein 8ern1Doen lieeen ou unten.
unb iein armes Weib lit Bel lebenbis
Gem Qeibe unter bic 2upa gerathen!'
Sci bie1en Worten beginner. Der Sub
rer uno ale 8ettler gu beulen. Gs gibt
2eute, bie BON biefer Saene tief er<s||
fduttert nadReapel auriidtebren. .2eiz
ser muB i'd ihnen ibre Snuiionsn
rorben: Der &arabinierbauptmnnn
ppn 9orre Mnnunaiatu faete mir, bdb
bel Der poriGbrigen 0efnp ERUPTION
tpeber in Boscotrecafe nod IN Sttdid>,
no irgenbpelde perionen ums Geber
gefommen feien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

Dodb feline Weine trinf idb germ
iett aud ni1t mebr pdbr pom Grdn3s
mann; Ct trintt lie ia ielber nieht mebr.s
en- pollem Mdhstum febt bsr|
M1enid ert bann, Dsnn Ct aus dlltnlI
nur mebr bos Nabrbafte aufnimnt. @
Bon Ben Wortfiibrer, Der 6rdile1ls
emonaipotion 1T boraefb blqgtn lppys
ben, bos ipeibiine Geihle6t alt
sunt MilitGrbien{t an5ulafIen. lsse
ausaeaei9nste Sotes benz Reirlltg
mdnsel III unftrer Mrmet db5ub b
fen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

Ser 8efu9 Ser beutfden uniper1i,
tdten burf pollberedttst immatritu,
!ierte Trauen 1T in fortipdbrenbem
5teisen begriffen. Sm CONNER
1905. als ben Sraue1 t,ur 6 nniperii.
taten often itanbstt, betrug ibre 3abl
bereits 1877, uno lie itieg i'm CONNER
1906 auf 211 unb i'm lebten Minter
ouf 254. Sm laufenosn 9albiabre Be-
finben iid an oen 8 llntberiitdten,
bic jebt sSrauen oas atabemi1@ 8iir>
gerre6t ertetlen (ben bret baDerif9en,
ben 5tpei baoiIden, Subinsen, 2eipaia
unb Sena), 3O2 immutritulierte @tuz
Denttnnen. 9ie erDbts 3abl bat piez
Der Nliinden, ndmli6 100 (im Win=
ter 190e/7 80, i'm 0orjabre 55), in
0eibelberg itubieren 76 (58 unb 50,
in Tretbure IS 40 unb 58), in 2eipz
gig 35 (33 uno 20, in Sena, bas Daz
men er1t felt O1tern 8. s. immatrituz
liert, IA. in Siibinsen 10 (5), in
Wiir5burg 8 Q3 uno 3, in Grlanaen
a a uno y. Den 8ii9ern na1 eeorbz
net, Ituoieren: Mebiain 1874 geaen 116
i'm Minter 19Oe/7 unb 1O8 i'm 8or=
labre, pbilofopbie, Spraden, @e=
ihihte, Miatbematif ober Gaturpifz
ienItaften 144 segen 12O uno 88,
Rameralpihenf4aft Is gesen 8 uno
10, Rehtsninenf9aft 4 sesen 5 uno
4. 3abnheiltunbe 5 sesen 4 unb /,
eDangetiide SbeoIosie 2 eesen 0 unb
/ I'M CONNER 1905. Die abfolute
Gteioerung gesen bas lebte @emeiter
Inn SO bat iid5 oemna9 relatib fdit
CANA sleihmdBig auf bic einaelnen
@tubienfdher bertbeilt, 1ur gum Stu.
blum Der RameralpiIleni9aft 1T Elm
ftdrterer 3uflub gu tonitaticren, uno
Der ebangeliIhen 3beologie, Der ii4
felt CONNER 1905 feline Dame mebr
getpibmet bate, baben iiG neueitens
tpieoer 5lpsi Grauen 3ugetpenbet, bic
beioe in sSeno eingef4rieben iino. Wie
biele tpirtlih itubierenoe Jrauen NIT
cbeefhlDfener 9orbilbung iicb unter
btr grpben 3ahl tpeiblider 0Drer Ser
llnirerGtdten befinben, bic 6rauen bos
Re9t oer Smmntritulation nod nint
tineer6umt baben, tann llint ermitz
ielt iDernen, "a Die llniDeriitdtsfdrifz
ten bitriiber teinen Muff6IuB gsbtn.
Die 3ahl bieier Soipitontinnen Be-
trdgt ii bieiem Semeifer ettpa 1900;
Dix groBe MehrsabI betreibt ober fein
berufSmdijiges @tubiura. s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

1ilfs= unb Derfebrstruppen geglie6ert.
Die aapdlleriebibiiiDn tritt erit i'm
MobiImahungsfuIl 5ufamnlen, Biz bos
bin bleiben Die Brigaoen felbitdnbis.
Die Observation-Disclosures, erbalten llns
sefGhr Die 9dIfte Der Gtdrfe eines Mrs
ineeforps dltenMufters. Die gefamn1te
Mrtilerie tpirb ben Dibiiionen auges
teilt mil Musnabime Der reitenoen Mrs
tillerte, Die ben Reiterbriea0en anees
sliebert 1T. Die Dipiiionsartillerien
beitebsn aus orei 8rigaben, bie NIT
Dem neuen@9neGf GfeuerfelosefdiiB ausz
seriiftet iinb, atpei 1aubiBbatterien unb
elmer idperen 8atterie. On @enie=
truppen iperben jeber Dipiiion 5pei
Selbtompagnien ausetbeilt, bic nit
8riidenmotertal fir tleinere TluB<
iibersdnge berfe1en iinb, ipdbrepo gum
lleberihreiten srDberer 5liiffe ben
aompaenien i'm Grnitfane Briiden=
trains beigegeben nerben. guf oem
arieasfube 5dblt Die Mrmee 136,159
8Opfe nebit 456 @efhiiBen, 168 Maz
idinensetpebren, 79365abraeugen uno
62,216 Pferoen. Die Sruppen fir Die
0erfebrslinien iinb 16,406 RDpfe nit
943 6abraeueen unb 7248 pferDen
tart. I'm bic Mrmee feds Monate
lang auf Dem ariessfuBe erbalten gu
tDnnen, miro elm Spesialtontingent
aebiloet, bas 2674 Sffi5iere unb 74,z
918 Mann fart in ben Oepots per>
lammelt miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

Sas i;,ouItriereide &Dnisreih
Sadien, bas nit ietnen 14,992,9
Nuaoratfilometern Sl69entnbalt nur
2,8 Yrpaent bes 0eut19en &eides
ausmaht, itellt na9 Dem Stanbe Dom
1, DECEMBER 1905 einen gntbeil BON
rs pro3ent Der Ge1ammtbebDlteruna
oes Reides. 9luf einen Nuaorattilp=
meter tommen in Sadiea 301 8etpob'
ner. Damit itebt es auber Der Stabi
Berlin unb natiirlidb audi 9amburg,
8remen uno 2iibed allen anberen
beut tfden Staaten unb audi alien
preubiihen propinaen tpeit poran uno
falt breimal 10 hoh pie Oer Reidsz
our6l9nitt, Der nur 112 auf einen
Nuaoratfilometer betrdst. gs fplsen
Bon ben srDberen Staaten 8aoen nit
135, Murttenbere nit 118, Yreuben
nit 107 uno 8abern foear MIR NIT Sc
pro Graorattilometer 5ldde. Mud
Die inbuitrierei9iten prcpinaen Preuz
bens errei9en Bel peitem ni9t ben
fd6iilden Durdf9nitt. 90 sdblt bas
Rheinlano nur 238, Weitfalen 179
uno S4leiien gar nur 1913 Perionen
auf etnen Quatrattilometer. Mm tpe=
nigiten bebDltert iinb Medlenburgs
Strelib nit 35, Medlenburgz z@dnerin
nit 45, Malbed nit So, bann folgen
Die preubiiden probinaen Sitpreuber
nit IS. pommern NIT 56, Weitpreus
Ben nit 64.
Sn Sadfen 1elbit 1T bie &reis,
bauptmannfdaft Gbemnib am oi9tes
iten bebDltert. gs fpmmen bort auf
einen Nuaoratfilometer 40 8emobz
ner; es folsen 2eipais nit 321, 3pits
tau nit 314, DRESDEN nit 296, 8auts
faen nit 172. 0on ben sroben Stdo'
ten 1T 2eip5is am oi9teiten bepDltert.
@s 5dblt $3.50 8Opfe auf einen Quao=
ratftlometer, Damn foleen Dresden nit
1859, Gbemnib NIT 6149 unb plauen
/. 9. nit 1861.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

gm Isl Mai 1T oie neue Organize
tim Der reguldren britifnen Gelbz
orn1ee nod Der QrmD Orber
pom i. Jdnnar IN araft eetre<
ten. Die Mrnee ipirbs ii cine Ruz
lralleriezD Dipijion 3i bier Nrieqben lirb
ii ie6s Snfanteris0ipi piifonen nebF
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

-S~3Ss SStSJ%SNH'~ "IISNe*tST~" wv ~
paten, r,ieberen ooer bDberen S9ulz
unterri9t geno1en, Der gr0bere She'll
I, in Dffentliden, benn auf Ole Pribate
1hulen entfallen nllr 1,563,972. Npn
@eiten Der @taaten tpurbe fir ben
llnterri1t 1921, sic, 200 beaablt, oie
Soften bes pripatunterri9ts tperben
auf $21, ,258,00 sefddbt. Der Unit
perfitdt= uno GoaesezllnterbaIt foitet
Sal, ,775,OOO; bic 2ebrerbi!bunss
Mnitalten $6,277,OOO; bic pripaten
r8u1ineb"= ooer 9anoelsfdulen $3,@
100000; bic @nulen fir 9aube,
Blinbe, @hpadiinnige $5,818, 900;
bic Meformf9ulen &,350,00O. Mlles
in allen miro Die Summme bon 331
lRinipner Dollars auf llnterridt berz
tpenbet. Cine iiberrafrhenbe Mittbeis
lung lit, bab IN einigen @tdaten
@hul3tpang iiberbaupt nod ni9t be-
ftebt. go in Mtabama. MrtanIas.
GOuiiiona. Nortb garolina Unit Mus<
nahme BON 4 Counties unb ber @taot
Maibington), South gorolina. 9enz
neTee Unit Musnabme Der 2 Counties
Claiborne nnb 1lnion); 1eras. Dirs
einin; III Georgia tritt Elm @9ulgeies
am 1. sSnnuar 1908 in Rrdft. Das
G1uFgefeb bon Mri5pnd Idbreibt nur
2nD9entlinen llnterriht bor. ssbaz
| bos besgleihen; Soma gibt 16 Woz
den; Rettndp 8 Wo9tn auf Dem
2dnoe. in Gt6oten lit polltr @hulz
ftertnia geboten; 92epdoa bat is g]oz
| den; Rem Merico 3 mlDnale; @outb
0atot1 12 WoMer; utob 90 MDnen;
met Mitginia 80 Monsn; Wireinin
| 3 Mpnote olle 1nbern @t1dten
llabfll polIeh 4erusin. s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

/
! The cooperative dairies in Den
marx are we'll known to many read
ers. The first cooperative creamery
was built in 1882, also in western Jut-
land, and when it's success was proven
the movement spread rapidly over the
Whole country until in 1905 there were
l,O55 cooperative creameries, built at
a total cost of about $7,75O,OOO. and
with 152, 400 members and about /, O49,-
O73 cows. Denmark has an area of
14,OOO square miles, or about one
fourth the area of Illinois or Iowa.
The total output in 1905 was 100000
pounds OF butter; receipt of milk was
4,432. 100000 pounds. The total exports
or butter to England from all coun-
tries the last four years was 1,465, $780,
OOO pounds. of which Denmark fur
n!shed 631, 100000 pounds, or about 10
per cent. The total amount paid was
$4,000, Of which Denmark received
45.5 per cent. There are now thirty
two cooperative slaughter houses and
packing houses with about $4,000
farmers members. In 1904 these fac
tories butchered and exported 133, 421
hogs valued at $13.715OOO. The COOP
erative egg export associations were
organized in 1895 and have now 500
district associations and nearly 5O,-
600 memters. The total egg export in
1905 was S,2S7 BAG pounds of eggs, at
an aggregate value Of $1,O43 963.1O.
DR.. Maurice +. Egan. the American
minister, In making his debut as a con-
tributor to Danish newspapers, has
written ;:n article for a prominent
Copenhagen journal in which he COM
ments on the widely discussed ques-
ton Of exchanging American and
Danish university professors. He
heartily sympatlliZes with everything
which will add to the mutual respect
and admiration of Danes and Ameri-
cans, but in this matter he says it will
be necessary to wait until the uni
versity authorities have spoken.
Nobody in Copenhagen is trying to
have the city buy out the street car
company. The American minister to
Denmark reports that the street rail-
way company gives 2714 cent fares with
universal transfers, pays to the city 6
per cent Of it's gross earnings, paves
and maintains the space between it's
tracks and that for two feet outside,
and gets it's electric power from the
city at profit to the latter of $751;
oOO yesr. Figures like these will
fill the municipal ownership crowd of
Copenhagen with gloom.
Representatives from the legislative
assemblies of Sweden, Norway and
Denmark held a very successful meet
ing at Copenhagen short time ago.
The delegation resolved by unanimous
vote to agitate for the closing of a
treaty Of arbitration between the three
countries. The deliberations were all
most harmonious and were character
lied by great cordially and the Danes
proved themselves excellent hosts and
entertained the visitors royalty.
MARION s. NORELIUS.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

the papers devote considerable editori.
a. space to it. It reads as follows
and will undoubtedly arouse the in.
d1gnatlon of every Scandinavian who
IS at all familiar with the history of
heroic little Finland: The grounding
of the STANDARD, the pleasure yacht of
the car of Russia, in Finnish waters
gave the Russian jingoes fine chance
to abuse the Finlanders. The cam
palgn OF abuse was headed by the
Ruskole Suamia Russian Banner),
when proudly calls itself the chief or
gan OF true Russian men," Without
the least hesitation the paper claims
tnat Blomquist, the pilot, was "Fin-
n1sh Judas, bought by the Jews" and
taat TIE Intention was of course to
compel the imperial family by means
OF shlpWreck to land in rebellious
fln!ano at place where members of
Nolma, the revolutionary association,
had gathered in large numbers The
paper further says: 1.-THE treacherous
Finnish pilot should be hung at once
IN the tallest gallows-hut that cannot
De zone under the present laws which
were written or dictated by Jews" TO
the honor Of the Russian authorities
it must be stated that they regard the
grounding OF the ship was purely acct
dental.
The rumor that Russia is going to
oulld naval station at Bumani ford
only within a stones throw, one may
say from the Norwegian boundary, has
caused no end of comment in the Rus
sian papers. The only public man in
Norway who does not seem to fear any
trouble from the Russian side is
BJornson. The old man thinks that
NocWeglans generally are too appre-
tenslVe anent the matter, but the Rus
sian spy system seems to be encoach-
ing right along and either Russia is
trying to run a big bluff or else she
has evil designs in close proximity to
the Norwegian border. Be it as it
may, Norwegian government officials
are watching the matter closely.
There has been much work done on
Chrlstlania harbor during the past
summer and now the Norwegian cap
1tal can boast of one Of the finest har-
bors in Europe. In the first place
Chr1stiania has a naturally fine har-
Dor. During the past few months at
least $450,000 has been spent for i'm
provements in order to accommodate
the increased traffic which is expected
from the great railway which will soon
be completed between Christiania and
Bergen.
The storm which ragged in the Nor
Weglan Finmarken Oct. p has, accord
cording to the latest dispatches, caused
much damage, both on land and sea.
The storm ragged continuously for three
days and scores of fisher boats are
lost. How many people have lost
their lives may never be known. but
certain it is that many persisted. So
tar, however, only seven lives are re-
ported lost
The "Morgenbladet'' (Christiania)
says that meeting between King Ed
ward and Car Nicholas will soon take
place in Copenhagen.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
NORWAY.
Christiana

me following item should be given
wide publication because it shows
now the Russians use every opportuni-
" TO put the blame on Finland. The
report has caused widespread comment
in both Norway and Sweden. whera
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

8illiam Sennines Bryan bar
Sorsoag | forrige l1ge Sobe6taleren
beo Sen 4. aarlige &onpention Of
she Minneioto @oitorialAs iociation,
Der mpoteS pao &pan &otel ber /
8pen. Mr. 8rpan tolte ODER gmnet
rSbe Country goitor" / bbem bon
Ter BEN pp01tffen6e 6qftor / national
og Statspolitif for Sc fommen6e
Mar> meoens Sc itore .8pers ltore
9ogblooe fife Longer bar 0en Hre=
itige, Be engaltg iao in6e mes. Sar
iagoe bl. a. fplgeroe, Ser paa en-
MaQoe | al 6al0 er rigtig og ganife
farafteriitilf: rGe tore Dagblo0e
bliber mer og n1er ct Sorretningsfo=
r%etagenoe og ipinoer i10 iom poli=
tiff Saftor, for6i - lom a%lmin6eIig
Negel M en- enfelt Man6 lite bar
Benge NOT til ale1e at eie ct 1tort
Dagblao, og bbis bar1 bap6e 0et, bill
De ban iffe %foritaa fig paa at reoige-
re bet Derfor reoigeres 0isie 8laoe
al betalte Soft, og oa6ame bill net
|op al oettne @rnno life paste fom
professional @olitifer. Gn Country
Goitor oerimo6, Ser eier tit 8lao,.
itaari leper16e % oirefte Sorbinoelie
meo fin 2aiefre0s, er i 5tan0 til at
binoe oerlnes aillio % er oerfor en-.
Wa1o bel Ifiiffffet &c at reprpientere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

(Snoienot beo s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

te911eoe / set npe sellfab al 8orn1a-
re og anore, bpis Snteresier Sc npe-
2inicr poa forifjellig 8ts bill fomme-
til at ber9rs; aontrafternc beltem=-
mer, at Mrbej0et ifal begDnoe til T.
Maj, % inoen en- Moaneo eiter me-
ner man, at minblt 1000 Manb pil
Dpre / Nrbejoe poa 2inien, og Ser
ifal bpgges 26 Mil ON 3ogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Trtntmrkrr

lenbt til ppr Mbresle, bill bringe til 9eres
9pr fire lma9fulbt %inbburDne Softer al
Sen 9anitzMnerifan1te &ejpiier", inbebplz
beltbe blanbt andre D9rbifulbe SplDsninger
for 9an1fe / Mmerita, Statiitit pber Mntalz
let al 9ai1lte / enbper al De Spr. Stater peb
ben 1i0lte, ian1t be fem fore9aaenbe Soltet9lz
finger. i aQe ameritanite 8Der meb lere END
100 bal11fe SSnbnaanere, beg9e be 6an1fe
&irteiamfun6 i Mmerita, FAINT fire 9unorebe
&iD9rafier af ban1t=amerifanlte Menb D9
&pinber % 500 9obe Sptp9rafier, 6eriblan6t
al 176 9eltagere i observation-disclosures"
&pnpentipn / &acine, @iS., / 1902, pg af
famine screenings itbite &onbention. g0un<
Gil Bluffs, SDtpa, ~ bet iibite 6x14 $ommer
StBrrelle, meb 9%ele8atens 2ogeN ummer,
Naon % Gbresie % pasienbe til Snbram<
ming.
Settle itore TutosraF felges ferftilt for
10 Gent8.
9esuben inbebplber bisie Sefter. en-.
Meng6e interesiant 2Gieitof, pg ba @eitops
Iaget ct ,be9r9nblet bgr man benDtte Mnleb.
nin9en fpr bet er ubiol8t.
g. PUB. CO..
z2o-724 s. 4th ST, Minneapolis, Minn.
~ EEE 10y riE HsY1 aF&A 80 49, sE8EEA LgEl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Get fprlp0er. fra Snotonno,

Der M er l1oiigt til at Ben 1tpe
Suburban 5porpognslinie pil blipe
til girfeligbeo. 3e enoeligs Blaner
6erom er 6lsDen Gffenliabeoen fore-
lagte, og set l1De 5ellfabs Manager
uotaler iom lin Sberbepisning, at
inOen ct Star bill Gognene lgbe mel
lem Omatonna og MimeapDolis.
Sper $4,000 / Mftisr er blepen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Staten MARYLAND

har ct eget sundt og behageHgt Klma. For Landsm@nd eMer Farmere
gives der ingen bedre LandsdeIat sla sig ned i end Maryland, hvr like
StabelProdukter, som Hvede, Mais, Rug, Havre, Klgver og HG,
men ogsaa ale Slags Frugter og GrGnsager trives udmarket Ostens
Minionbyer, saasom Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia og New York,
der igger nar og let for Haanden, udgj9r etg odt Marked og sikrer Land
manden code Priser for hans Produkter. Mango tusinde Acres af godt,
frugtbart Land er endnu her at erhode, og Diet i allie Dele af Staten, og
hor der overall fndes code Samf9rdselsveje, Skoler, Kiker osv:
Der err mange Landmand, son., ukyndge med amerikanske Forhoid
f9rst "a draget til fternere lggende Slater de saHe Par Ar er vendt
tlbage og hr nedsat sig Staten Maryland; og allie beklager de, at de
hdlgere hr kjendt. noget til dennes fugtbare Egne. Der gar
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Sekretaren for Statens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- Baltimore, Maryland.
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