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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-10

per gallon as in the other, but the
half strength showed the same re-
suit as the double strength"
Same at Walla Walla.
The same thing has been proven
at Walla Walla. AS an example of
the right way to spray, an orchard
which we have just finiSf1ed at that
place is also of interest. We select
ed an orchard which last year was
valueless. For several years it had
been abandoned. We selected 100
trees and left so trees. By actual
count the fruit on the 100 trees
was 99S per cent good while the
unsprayed showed only 3 per cent.
Clean
The Dust Spray.
The HolcOmb ranch was taken as
the place upon whicn to make the
test of the dust spray. The apples
in that orchard are being examined
today, and the results of this meth
cd may be known tonight.
The results of the experiments
prove conclusively that the Pullman
men have saved 5000 boxes of ap-
pies valued at the least at $4,000.
A close study of the methods by the
growers will save thousands of dol
lars worth of fruit annually.
One of the papers in Walla Walla
estimate the value of these mems
services to that community for this
year alone at 100000.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-10

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Great Subscription Offer.

We have made arrangements with
the Farmers Tribune, a weekly
agricultural. journal published at
Sioux City, Iowa, where by We are
enabled to offer our readers a very
attractive subscription offer. 1t is
one of the strongest weekly farm
papers in the northwest and every
farmer in this and adjoining counties
can profit by reading its column
1t is ably edited and each issnescon-
tains timely and interesting articles
with refer C to various lines OF
farm work. 1t also has a strong
home department which will be es.
pecislly interesting to cur lady
readers. The Farmers Tribune j,
one of those papers which stops when
subscriptions expires: Read carefully
orr announcement which appears il
this issue.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
The Grip,

"Before we .an sympathize with
others, we must have suffered our-
Selves" No n al realize the
suffering attendant upon an attack
or the gIip, unless he has had the
actual experience. There is probably
no disease that aus so much
physical and mental agony. or which
so. successfully defies medical aid.
All danger from the grip, however
nay be avoided by the prompt use
of Chamberlain's Cough .-Remedy.
Among the tens of thousands who
have used this remedy, %not.one case
mas ever been reported that has re-
suited in pneumonia Or that has not
recovered. For sale by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
John Rusksn,

1t was With a volume entitled Mod
ern Painters" which created a sensa-
ton in 1913 by reason of the brilliancy
of it's style and the originality of Its
views, that John Ruskin first establish
ed his fame as an art critic. His ulti-
mate writings welded an immense
influence in creating a new interest in
the beauty Of nature and of art in Eng
land. Then. again. his philosophical
works have done much to vivify ideals
of life and ennoble our standards Of
conduct. lsuskin. however, was not
only a philosopher. art critic and polit-
ical economist. but also a philanthro-
pist. He devoted time and money to
the promotion Of home industries and
always worked with the one great aim
Of improving the condition of his coun-
try and countrymen.-London Mail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Daughter
BY Constance Daisy Mseksy
Copyright. lsa by F.. c. PARCELS

she stood on the porch of the eieai
colonial house, the wind rufsiins aes
light hair. one hand toying with her
riding whip. Around a corner OF the
driveway she caught a glimpse Of the
stable boy bringing her saddle horse.
but it was not al him that she looked.
Her gaze was concentrated on q tall
figure coming up the drive, q young
mar in a dark suit very much the
worse for wear. Neatness could not
hide the fact that his coat was much
worn at the edges. Nevertheless he
carried himself with a certain assur-
ance. which the sight of Juliet Airing
ton, standing erect and expectant by
the door, did not in the least diminish.
He mounted the steps. Juliet stopped
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
How's This?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any ase of catarrh that cannot
be cured by alls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. Cheney q Co., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known
4. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
lnd believe him perfectly honorable
ia all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any obli-
l4tions made by his tilm.
Wa ling, Kinnan & NJ irwin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
tlall's Cata,rh Cute is taken in
te nily, aeting dir ely upin The
looi ana macous surfaces of the
s,stem. Testimonials sent free.
Plics 75c per tpottle. Id by aI.
druggists.
Take Ilall's Family PiIis .af c n
slipation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
Rose Ey,inse and c. r. Thorne. 1r.

NOsS huu y. y. AhOEnes Jr.
When Rose Eytinge was leading wo-
man at A. NJ. Palmer's Union Square
theater, New York. with Charles r..
Thorne. Jr.. as her vis-a-vis in the cast,
she was a handsome woman and a
fine actress Owing to their different
temperaments, Miss Eytinge and
Thorne We're frequently at outs behind
the curtain. One evening after a tri-
fling spat Thorne sought to restore am
icable relations with the irate actress
while IN the greenroom waiting for
their cues to go on together. To achieve
his purpose Thorne began to tell Miss
Eytinge some interesting bits of Cos
sip, but the actress leaned back in her
chair and yawned. especially often as
the actor neared the climax of his sto-
ry. This 50 exasperated him that he
exclaimed, with much temper, For
heavens sake. Rose. don't swallow
me-"
Miss Eytinge rose with marked dig
aity and quietly responded. "You for
set; Mr.. Thorne, that am a Jewess."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
News to Him.

1.-THE beauty of this great and glori-
Gus republic" said the American
proudly, SIS that any boy born here
may become president"
"Fawncy" exclaimed the British
tourist. II was under the impression
that the president had to be at least
forty years Of age."-Catholic Stand
lrd and Times.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

playing with her riding whip and look
ed at him inquiringly. He raised his
hat.
"Governor Arlington is at home, is
he not?" he queried. His tones, like
his eyes, were very direct.
81 really don't know" said Juliet,
with polite Indifference.
Nothing daunted. the young man
reached forward a thin, determined
brown hand and rang the bell.
Juliet gave him a sidelong glance.
HE looks" she thought, ''as if he
would stride up to the house Of fate it.
self, knock on the door and demand if
opportunity We're within"
She turned suddenly. 81 beg our par
don" she said, but 1 believe l made a
mistake just now. My father went for
a short ride before breakfast. Yet !
remember that he came back by a side
entrance. l think he is in his Study.
Do you wish to see HING
She waved aside the servant who
had come in answer to the bell and led
the way herself, her trim heels tapping
now III the bare polished floor, now
sinking into rugs so soft that they
made no sound. At the door on the
right of the hall she paused, touched
1t lightly with her knuckles and in re-
Spouse to the deep voice within in
quiring, What is it, Juliet?" answer
ed, "a caller to see you, father" and
flung wide the door. The young man
thanked her and entered.
When she returned at luncheon, eyes
and cheeks glowing brightly from ex-
erclse, she found her father In a very
happy mood.
"You look" said Juliet, bending over
him, "as If you had found a gold
nine"
Better than that" he replied. "I've
found just the young man l want for
my private secretary"
Juliet laughed. Don't you mean"
she said, slipping into her chair. chat
the young man found your"
The governor chuckled. 81 guess
you're right" he answered, land he
did it without a mite Of pull" He
looked past his daughter through the
windows, where a stretch of woodland
could be seen. mellowing toward an
tumn.
"Most people find you that way, IA
ther, dear" said Juliet. with an ap-
preciative glance.
1.-The best ones do" he mused, a
light on his rugged New England face
been governors of that state. whose
granite hills are not more firm than
the hearts of its people. And the
wives of the governors had been wo
men of tact and breeding, who lived
quietly and frugally in the great co
lonial house. but who rose to state oc
casions With a hospitality that was as
lavish as it was brilliant.
"And you're very like them, Juliet
i the governor was fond Of saying. 81.
? your mother was alive. she would bs
proud of the resemblance. The wa,
you rule this house and preside Owe
1t shows you have q steady heart an.
head. and your discernment of chalac
ter is really wonderful in a girl o
, twenty-two."
"What is the young mans name, ia
: there" went on Juliet, breaking in OIL
S his reverie.
4 "Eh? Oh, you mean my private sec
!, retary's? Faxon's his %name-Johl
Faxon. Comes Of a good family, bu
very poor. Worked his way throu@I
y college, and now he's ready for a job.
81 see" said the girl slowly.
The house was very gay that wlnte
with guests coming and going. an
Juliet came to rely Oh John Faxon 4
most as much as her father did. II
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25
POINTED

Get busy occasionally and dust off
your conscience.
Look well to the START; then keep
looking to the finish.
Occasionally a man drops dollars
while trying to pick up pennies.
With ON people there is no such
word as fail; with others there is no
such word as enough.-Chicago News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

Gies erei3nete iid gegel If llDr
lln0 furj oaroitf lief in Der Canton
Eoli5eiltation bic lln9liifobotid)nit
elm. Ios Yoli5eiboot Cannon mel
dies iofort abgeid)ift mllroe, fam crit
an, ais Die 2eidname bereits gebor-
gen maren. Coroner 5bompion illbr
Damn in einem 9apton nad benz
ShanpIobe oe0 llngliifS uno itelte
sort iofort cine Surp 3uiommen, mel
he mad porgefommener llnterIud)ung
Elm alti l(nfaa lalltenbea Ser0ift ab=
gab.
Gie Siobsbothoit bate lid) in
Sigblanotomn uuo Ganton nit 0in-
0eseile perbreitet. 0or Den SGuiern
Der @%rtrnntenen itunoen bis in Die
ip1te 9fadJt binein Neu9ierige. NIs
Ser @ugen nit Den 2eifen Dor Der
Caution Eoli5eiitation %anIangte, bate
iid bort cine na6 Sunoerten 5ablenoe
Ofenidenmengc angeiammelt.
Sebr idnper mllrOen Die 9lngeboris
gen Der 10 ploBlid aus Dem 2eben
@eriiienen bon Ser Hafridt betrois
fen. Sri. See binterlaBt neben ibren
@ltern einen 9rlocr, Charles Sec,
uno cine S6Dciter, Srou Snrrp
@attS, ln0 9ebnfe neben ieiner Wllt.
ter 5mei 0riioer u1o 5mei Sdmeitern.
Gin II II befannter cr.
trunfen.
Gin uubefannter ,Siin9ling i'm III.
ter Don IS bis II Iobrclt, mcIder &C.
tern V'orgcu am 6ltBc Ser Goping.
tonItraBc Dem &rebSialtg oblag, Der.
Ior oas 8leidgelpid)t mo ertranf, etc
or oerettet mer0en fonnte. Sein
2eid)uam murOc pOm EolijiItcn Nor
ton oll3 Dem @aiier ae3ogen unb, oa
Niemnno 0enielben tannte, nab Der
Wurgue iiberiiibrt, moielblt er bis
geItern 9lbeno 'pGt nid)t iocntiii5irt
nltroe. Ger g%rtru1fene bat cine
ountle Sautiarbe, ounfles Sanr un0
broune Nllgen. Gr trug cinen brall.
men An5ug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

mtllt uolitGn0i0 5ufrieben, OaB i6ltcn
Dos Gba1gelium in Der Sprod)e iJrer
Gltcrn utb @robcGtcrn bon Ser &on-
sci perfilnbct miro.
Nud) bic Sonntogsidulc lit oelttidl
gebliebcn, m~enn9leif piele Der edit
Ter bereits ainoer bier geborencr 81
tern ii1b, ltnb Iiclc, Die ionit ME
4euti6 qelernt b0tten, peroonfcn Die
@eberrihun9 Ser oelitiben Spra6e
oieicr @entcinoe uno Sonntogsid]ule.
Sn Solqe SeS llmitonGes, oob Die Sir
de immer mebr IN Den gereif bes
@ei6GftStheiIeS Scr Stnbt fon1nlt II.
Die @licoer ser 8erneinoe in pieIen
56lIen melt cnticrnt mobnen, po0urd)
Is ben fleincren &in0ern unm0gli6
lit, Die SonntagsiduIe 81 6eiud)en,
lit Die Sdiller5oGl nidt 10 8rob, mie
bic mnnd)cr nn6erer belltldJer Sonn-
togSidulen 0od) eriett Iie rcidIid) al,
GuolitGt, mas ibr an Guantitdt obs
gebt. Gie ainoer 5cidncn lid ollrd
giites 9etragen mo regeln1GBigen
@eili6 ans. Cine gauge Nn5obI Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
IS. Sabrcsieit,

Gle euonacIiide G%uonneIS- @cmciil0e
fciert Oieies Seit in fur3er 3elt.-
9lidt oltf cine creigniBpo1c Ser
g%ongenbeit 5uriif. Sit gut
oeutiG geblicbcn. - 9rci GelttIhc
airden entiprongcn tbr.
NGdIten Sonntag, ocn 30. Septenl.
Der, feiert Die @mnnuelS- @enleinoe
Der cpongeliiden @enleini6ott al Der
@reeneitroBe 3miiden @ernIor- lllo
2omboroltrobe, ibr G5. &obreSfcIt. !
8oitor i, Ggger DON Bbilaoelpblo,
Elm friiberer Seplior9cr Der @emein-
DC, mir0 Scr He0nCr bel Dem 6cltgot-
tcsoicnIt UNI 1890 Morgcna Ietn.
2lbeno 40 ltbr mcrOcn auBer go
flor @gger Die Ioitoren Q. 81. Ofct'
tier unO s. Venieler Anipro1en bal
ten, Qcttcrer in cngIiiGcr Spra6el
ollBerOem miro Ser tiiGtlge Sbor Der
8ernein0e olrd) @ci0nge Die SEER
pcrbcrrliden belien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
Sic Ueritchen rs!

9raumeiiter iino aeniler zines gll-
ten Sropfers. Sic miiien, mas oo.
rim itcdt. Gin beiieres 3eugniB bate
Sranf Steil's Bier niemals al,sge.
iteIt meroen fonnen, mie es geitern
i'm n@ermatio-W Gunerdor" geitab.
0ort nllroe 5lr Nbpehielung Sronf
Steil's Bier lerpirt. Der Monn, ser
bos Bier alsi6enfte, lit 3el,ae oaiiir,
baB Die Webr5obl ser 9raumeiiter
es oem Srnportirten por5og. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
Tns Mctter.

Sir WurDlono mo Den Giitrift
Columbia bellte Hcacn, n0rolide,
nod Often lunipringen0c WinDc.
Ger Wettermnm batte re6t, ais cr
fir gcitcrn Hegen propbcjeite, oh.
9lcid Ser NinlmeI nod ON Wtorgcn
lngetriibt mar. 5rob Der &iibllng,
luelde ooS binuuliihc 9tob bridte,
mar cS GilBerit lungcmiitblid). Cen
b0dlten Stnn0 bate 0ns (bermonlc-
fer 9 llbr WorgcnS, 7G @roo, uno
Den nicbri0itcn 8 llbr AbcnoS, 81
8rue.
&l1 Sen allocrcn 0ln6C$ 9 Wettera
neutrality-suspicious. bcS 2onoeS
murben Die fol9cnocn b0d,itcn Scnl.
peratllren pcr5cihuct;
@nitport "a, Eortlonb 76, Bottom
rs, glbanp y, Nen 9Jorf 76, Ybilo-
belpbio so, NtIoniic- Gitu IS, @oib.
ingtuu 76, NOriolf So, Charlotte 81,
SatteroS 81, WilminAton sc, Gbnrlc-
iton Sc, Snpnnnob IS, Sodionpiue
So, Supiter 81, aep.gSclt SO, NtIonta
76, WontgomerD rs, Ncm.S Orleans
81, YaIcItine Sc, @olpeiton Sc, Cor
pts Gbriiti IS, WcntpbiS rs, Gincin.
noti y, YittSburg G8, GSlpeNo 5S,
Buffalo GO, Glepclono GO, 9etroit GA,
Nlpeno 90, Wiorqi,ctte GO, Green Dan
GO, Chicago G2, Iiilutb As, ct. Eoil
90, Ct, 2ouiS 70, &~onioS.Gitp rs,
Snloba SO, Sllron 20, 9iSmorf 81,
Sopre rs, Salt 2ofe "A, Genper IS,
Iobge 81, Inlorillo 81, Sos NngcleS
IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

or6bcrcn Schiller beltd)t bic Sobcre
G%no6cniGulc, Gas Folptedniide On
ititut, MoruInno N(iJitllt, sic 0ohere
S0d)tcridule II. i. ~. Gin junacr
Mnl1n, ser in Der Sonntogsld)nle
olilpudS, Itl,oirt gc1enmGrti8 oil Der
rGorneQ. llniperiitGt" SIT lltbica, %
g., no nltd) ein Sobn pon Erdlloent
Mooieuelt icincn Stlloien obllegt. -
Nltd Die &crhonolungen Der onocren
firhlidcn @ercine, mie 6rolten Scr
Elm, Senior- SuQcn0ucrcinL <nlors
1S%lt9enOperein u.i.lp., lpcrocn IN ocllt-
ifcp- Sprofe ge'iIbrt.
@cnlMleidL mic id)on benlerft, Die
Stride INNER mebr IN Den Sercld)
Ocs @ci6GftStbcilcS Der Stoot foTnlt,
10 bciilloet lid bod Die 8enlelnoe
nod intmer in einem oeiunoen 3u-
itonoe mo bleibt jligcnbirild. sic
belibt Elm %mertbpoleS, id)uloenfreies
u1o gruno5inSireies @igentbum an
Der Siio.@ reencsS trabe, Gdc Gioer-
Nllcp beitebeno aus 8irde, Grcbiger-
.Wobnrng, airhcnoiener 8pbnhn9
ull0 cineu flcincrcn @cbGlloe, ooS
iiir @ei60its5ncdc pcrrnictbet miro.
9llld Elm grGBercr @egrdbniBplat alf
Dem u@seitern 8ricobofe" iplroe po1l
scr @emeinOe eritnnoen.
Gic regelmGBigen 8otteSolenlte
ser @cnleinOc mo onoere Tcrlanlu1'
lll>gcn iilloen mie iol9t itott: YrebiNt
je0en Sonntng nm Rll llbr Tors
mittogs unb 7.45 llbrS Stbenos; CONT
toNsidulle Inn 9.15 llbr @ormittaJs
ulo @cbets 3. Terionmlungen am
Sonntag mn 1at0 llbr GormittaaS,
am GicnItng mo 0onneritua utt
s llbr NbciloS.
9rci onocrc oclltid)e itn0 mCbrerc
cn9liihe @enieinoeu gin9en aus oer
Gnionuels. Stride bcrpor ino guar:
Die 3rucite Stride, iriiber an Der Wls
Gloerrp.StraBe sic jest ein nelteS.
idones @otteSbalS Oil Der Gde poi.
WoOilon.S troBe unO Milton-apennle
baut u1o Die nGd)iten Wonot eingc-
lpcibt rueroen ioQ. Ser Seeliorger
oericlben lit Goitor s. Senleler. Tic
Critic STRIDE, Gfe BON Grob. nno
Nonticofc.S trube, EoItor 9. s.. 0fci.
tier, lno Die Siertc Stride in Sig5-
lnnotpnlL Ealtpr Y. Hatb, entipran-
gen cbcuiallS Der Gmonllels Ga'
mcinoc.
Sm Moi n1d)iten SabreS miro iid)
Die 9%(tlantic Gonfereii5 Der Gpnngcli.
id)en 8emeinid,ait, 81 melder Die biez
iigen @emeinoen geborcl rno meld)e
etmo 80 @emeinben in baltimore,
Tbilooelp6io. Nep.Oorf, @rooflpn
etc. urlfaBt, in Scr Wreencltrobcn-
Stride 5i ibrer Sabresiislng perionl.
nlelr.
Gic pcrihicbcncn @eamtcu Ser &C.
mcinoe Iinb:
Sruitec!@ eborbe = Ynitor q. III.
Slider, Nrdiibent, Is. grnlolo, Sefrc.
tar, g. 6rit, Sd)aBmeiiter, Or. s. 2.
S%uobcnbobn. g.. &lingelbofcr, s.
Nuumonn, q. Sanien unb s. &ober;
Sermalter = 2oitis Willer, Sefrc-
tar, hilbert Slider, Sbabmeiiter, s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

Grntolo, Socob Itib, tim, &app uno
| Sobn H6oer;
Sonltogsidule - NooIpb 6ii6es
Sltpertntcnocnt, Geo. ISrib, Stills.
Superintendent, @m. Mopp, Sefre.
tor, 2ol,is Grmolo, Sd)abmeiites
@m. WiihcI. Stills. Sefretdr, saul
0fiaer unb Sorrp @dnien, Nibliot6e,
fare uno Eaul Wiuer, Gornrttit;
@~eiongd)or - Gr. i. Ouitop Gil
ErGiiOent, Sri. 2iQp Gopp, Sefrcto.
rim, &. @rmoIo, Sd)obnieiiter, &. Gr.
moIO, 0irigent, lunO 2Oui$ grmol0
Srgnniit;
6rouenucrcin - 6rou 6. GrnloI0
BrGiiOentin, Sri. g. @cd, &ice-FrGii.
oentin, Srou s. Wteb, Sefret1rin
Srol :. Hefer, @iilfs.S etret6rin
unO 6rou gilbert 3iiGcr, SAoBnci-
Itcrin;
Sugenoperein - 1altor q. 81.
Slider, BrGlioent, Is. Grnolb, f..
GiccsErdiiOent, .. DIFFER, 2. &icc-
ErGiiOellt, gltglritu Mi6el, Sefret1.
rim, Soa SambadL correiponoirenbe
Sefrctdrin, uno W. 3iegler, Gdas-
meiiter;
Sunior.@erein - Sri. Winnie
9obl, Superinten0entin.
I6e 5u Of e. Inter ali
bcrorOentlih 5oblreiGer 9etbeiligung
bon 2eiotrogenoen iono gcitern Tad).
mittog bic gccroigung Ser an Is.
Septenlber i'm Nlter bon 50 Sobren
ncrltorbcnen Srou Gliiabetb g)cogcr
bon Sruuerbolie 9tr. 1921, S'Gor-
HcusStraBc, ans itott, nod)oem go.
Itor @n. y. 9nb in Der oclltihen
pcrcinigtcn epongcliid) : llltberiidcn
STRIDE an Gait.9Ipemle unb Dillon.
StraBe cincn erbebcnoen Sraucrpot,
tesoienlt gcbolten bate. Cine SilIle
pra6tiger 8llmcnitiife idmiidte ben
Sarg. Slls 9nbrtuftrdgcr iltn9irten
Die SS. Sreb. TetcrS, Sllguit @iie,
9ietlcr, Sinmelmunn, Gunoermoit
Wnh Sobn Appel. Die GcrItorbene
mllr0e anl 10. Mpri( 1927 IN Stutt,
gort %geboren. Sic fam inn Sabre 1864
nit ibrem 0otten @corg 9)eager nod
Nnlcrifa. 2cbterer cling ibr bereits I'M
Sabre 1864 I'M Sobe porun. Die Sin-
terbliebencn limo orei Softer, oie
5rauen hilbert @agner, Worqarctbe
Sdorr unb SbomoS Worelono, 5mci
S0bnc, Die $50. George mo 6ren.
Ycoger, 80 Gnfel mo orei l%lrenfel.
Goloenes Subil1um beS
Goter Gpun. - &ater :. Gpor,
elmer Der G"ItcIten Witglieoer Der Sc
lclli6oft Seiu in Der Morplono.gtetp.
Oorf Eropin5, miro nGfiten Conner,
Itag lein golbenes SllbilGrm ais Git
geboriger oieieS Oroens begeben. SIS
lit cine ol0n5enoe Seller bieies Or
eigniiIeS int 2opola-Goqeg porgeie.
ben, an Dem Der Sllbilor ieit Snbrcn
dis Trofeiior tbGtig lit unb ollgelt-
blidIih Den 2ebritlbI fir Geologic
uno Solfslpirtbi6oft innebot. Safer
Hpon lit i'm Sabre 1913 in Srlono
geboren unb font ais 10-i6briger
&nobe nod amcrifo. Gr lit ais elmer
Ser tiiftigIten Iltrpnomeu oes 2oll-
oeS befam1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

Q d iuierigfciten ii b c t
2onbitroBen in Baltimore
Gountp. - Die Goltntp.Gommii.
l1re iheinen cine borte Tud 5u
fnoden baben lpcgen Der lleber.
nabme nno Snitonoboltung Der
8eloirs, Snriorb., s)orf. unb Soils.
Hooo, lnb beiteben Die Sdipierigfei
ten 3lpiihen ibllen uno Der Stroben.
hobngeleQl6oft. Scstere Gompognie
itellte Den Introg, $500 iGbrlih fir
jeoer Der 9enonnten SonoItroBen
pobren0 orei Sabren, alles III ollenl
$4,000, 81 bc5obler, lpabreno Die
Gountp.GonmiiiGre $4,000 pro Wteile
pcrlongcn, UNI Die peridJieoenenL 10
Weilen laneen bon Der S%trabenbabn
beniistcn Streden III glitem 3ultonoe
\ 5u erboltcit, mas elmer 8%elantnlt.
GIslnge bon $4,000 gleid)fommt.
Gie Gountpbeborben erflGren, bob bic
Soften CUR Srjionobaltuns Der 2ono.
itroben iid hlf $4,000 pro Meile be-
louien, mas cine Illslage bon $51,.
600 fir Die 10 Weilen longc Strefc
beoeutet. Die 8eiammtlGnge nllcr
bier 2anbitraBcu betrGgt 10 Meilen
mo niiroe Dies, mn bieielben IN GIT.
TEN 3uItanoe 81 crbalten, einert So
itenaufmano BON 100000 criproeru.
Sn ibrem Nngebot Derlnngt Die Strn.
6enbobngeiellidoft bcS @eitereh onB
Die Gountp.G olnnliiiGre lire Eripileg.
Shienen iiber Die in 9etroht fom.
mcnoen 2anoItrobcn 5rt Icgcn, bcita.
tigcn iollcn.
S6eune niebergebrnnnt t.
Somitag Nad)t luurbc auf Der
Srrt. Gomnrb Bauer geborigen, al,
neutrality-suspicious., nabe Der NORTH
Eoint.Hooo. belegencu Sorm cine
grobe Sdeiine burdy elm heitiges
Seuer einse1id)ert. Gin bort beid)1i'
tigter Mrbeiter. Sronf Heiitermeper,
entbeftc oas Seuer, %iattelte id)lcl.
night Elm Yfero unb jn9te nad) Sron-
eepiae, INN bon bort aus @lnrm 5l
geben. Sbmobl Die 5cuertuebrcn bon
Sigblanbtomn Canton u1lb 8orben.
bile in altberoroentlih tur5er Belt
auf Dem EIate erid)ienen, mar BON
Der Sheune unb bent Sllbalt NiftS
mebr 81 retten, unb lie muBten iId)
oar6uf beidrdnfeu, Die Stolliungcn
unb bas @obnbaus oes Srn. @oucr
Dor bcn melt lumber ipriibenben
5unfen 81 idiibeL mas ibneii' aid
BEL b1rteiter slrbcit gelana. etma 90
1onnen Sen unb % SonEen Strob,
foipie cine M6bmaid)ine mlroen Elm
Maub Der Tammen. Ter 8eiammt'
Shaoen ioa iih utf etlpn 500 be.
5iffern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
BUR Seahtnng.

Ter uSeutide 6prreipuubcut" uiuiut 80 itbtr
8tit gertdte aai iber 9erIotungeu. SpdSritsn,
@eburtstass. suloeue nno fIberne Sodb5ettsn.
@eienffnfts- stbenbt etc. NIT ben snmeH Der
an,ueieuben. bic aber beatlid, aeidrisben iein
ipnteu. aad E%eriunaI. saotiSen iperbeu sern
anfsenpmmsn. Tie Giuisnber ioldler geridlte
Whiieu aber tbren Tauien uuterihreibcn nnb
bpr aiem nidt pergeTen, ip bic Seitlihteit
~fattianb - etraRe unh ~Sausnnmmer.