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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
BAXTER NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered From Coun-
ty Points.

Baxter, Dec. 26--Mr George States
man is spending a. few days with rel
atiyes, near Martinsburg
Mrs. Adams of Morgan county, has
moved into Mr.. Henry Keesecker' y
house, near this place.
Miss Maud Wilson, Mr.. Arthur VIII
son, Mr.. J. E. Norrington and Z Mr..
Ed Mason were in Martinsburg on
Tuesday. q
Mr.. S. H. Butts and Mr.. IA. z. Hall
were in Martinsburg Tuesday.
The remains of Mr.. Jacob Keeseck-
er' were inferred in the cemetery at
Hedgesville at II O'Clock Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Keesecker had been for
many years faithful member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, and his
loss will be keenly felt. The service
was in charge of Rev. r. H. X. Gill.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
Mrs. Kemp.

Mrs. Kemp.
Miss Mary Kemp, a member Of the
stan contributors OF THE Evening
Journal, returned3 with her uncle, DR..
Bowls for an r extended visit to
friends and relatives in Altoona, Pa
= Miss Olive Houck, the steacler + at
Nipetown, sgaves a delightful entertain
ment on Christmas eve. The pupils
acquitted themselves admirably
y Mr.. &c. Royg Foltz, OF Pittsburg, is
home on ITO days & vacation Among
the curiostities Sthat he brought with
him Was. a Clearing house check
which is payable to bearer without
endorsement or the payee being identi
fed.
/ Greensburg Sunday school IL will
hold its annual Christmas services on
Friday q y at 2 sp. I'm,
Bedingtons Sunday school will re-
ceive a treat on Thursday, Dec. 2s,
at p. m. NiY
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26

ftf ~ EsES. x3@I ~ 49, $E n s45'
dist SEpiscopal Il church, south. held;
theirs entertainment "Wednesday njsiA'
December rs. Is 8,
Miss Maud Richard came homes Sat-
iurday accompanied by her Il sister,
Miss Ethel and Miss Ruth Pearfeli.
who hadE been spending asfew days
lin Martinsburg. as the guests Of Mrs.
#. A.. Jacques X
Mrs Cliff 4 Mock. of Martinsbure,I
spent "Wednesday and THURSDAY asI
thesSguest Of her parents. MI. and
Mrs YAsyIIs Spgaitz ssl Il 4 n,
4 Mr. Arthifr Miss Nellie Ross
are home to spend their Christmas
holidays
Mr. Lewis Harris, WHO'S. a student
at the West Virginia yuniversj came
home Saturday to- spend cbristnias
With his mothhef, Mrs. r n IT, Iiaf &
Il Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John ELS
a son. i M M
n Miss 4 plogene e NH ler;s who has been;
spending some time in gioiili. willie
with friends, has retur1ned hone. & ~
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
From OUR LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
interesting Items From Our Bright and up0date Reporters

south, had8 a Christmas celeDra,
ton 1.-THE evening Of (. December rs. Y
Il Messrs.SJ.sW Dukesahd WI. Small
wood are spending the day in Cham
bersburg, Pa. a ss
Mr. c. Il. Ridgeway has been busils
engaged 4 in the turkey business tht
/ asst several days. Mr.. Ridgeway has
had aElarge number Of men and boys
employed at picking and packing Atur-
keyB, dickens, ducks and geese Mr.
Ridgewayl shipped the poultry TO- Phil
adelphiaT and New York markets. The
price paid per pound is much lower
than it has been. for years.
The many friends Of Mr. james
Coils will learn will regret thai
be still continues i'll gat his nome neal
here.
There will be preaching at Payne's
Nj. K. church, south next Sunday al
Iii a. M. Rev. H. V. Wheeler officiat-
ing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
RIDGEWAY NOTES.

News Gathered BY Our Reporter IA
Thriving Town.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
Horses in West Virginia.

Until within the last decade the plug
horse has been much in evidence in
the state. The old idea that horse
was horse prevailed among most
farmers. Farmers did not appreciate
much the importance of pure blood,
hence all kinds of scrub sires were
kept except good kind. and little
pony horses we're grown that had but
little value for farm use and none
for the market. A few thoughtful far
mers saw that this practice was not
improving the horses of the country
nor did 1t have the tendency to at
tract outside buyers A few good
stations were purchased at prices
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 and in
side of four years wonderful inn
horses of the state; but buyers came
and instead of buying the scrubs and
thus Kidding the country of this nui-
sance they would buy nothing but the
best The farmers, many of them
sold their good young mares instead
OF keeping them and breeding still
better. Thus the business has been
retarded and it will be years before
our state takes her place-the one she
should have occupied some years ago.
among her sister states as horse
state But what are the conditions
that would make West Virginia prom
inent as a horse producing territory?
First her climate seems naturally
adapted to growing hardy horses. In
some of Que eastern markets it is
said that the best recommendation q
horse can have after being good in
Edividual is that she was born and
bred in the mountain state. Again
no animal can be properly developed
without pure water and this the West
Virginia horse has In superbundance,
but pure air and water alone will
not grow perfect animal. Much
depends ON the feed. and in the form
of bluegrass Without good feed q
horse has but little value, and this il
grown to perfection on the hills Of
West Virginia.
Western horses have been shipped
into the mining and timber sections
of our state to supply the great de-
mand of these markets, but 1t is said
by good authority that one native born
horse can kill three of those western
horses. They do not have the con-
stitution that is given to the horses
that roam over these hills during his
early life.
How cheaply can we produce themg
For less money than any other state
for various reasons. First on account
of our cheap mountain bluegrass
lands. These lands, costing anywhere
from So to $50 per acre will grow a
horse from colt-hood to maturity, ALI
solutely without any grain or rough
age provided these ranges are not
grazed too closely during the sum-
mer. The writer knows Of scores OF
farmers who raise their young horses
in this way and they estimate that
they can keep colt until he is four
years old for SIS and make good
money out of the business.
The most popular breeds now are
the Percherons, the Shires and the
Coach horses. Some attention is Civ
en- to the raising of saddle and driy-
ing horses, but more grow the draft
horse and in this they act wisely
The horse business is destined to be-
come a great industry. Some OF our
western breeders have seen the pos
sibilities of the business in the noun
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FOR THE FARM, ORCHARD AND GARDEN
Matters Of Importance to The AgGuturs and HoPtCu|uPst

tain state, and are establishing breed
ing farms and ranches among as.
Notes For Farmers.
Sunlight doesn't cost anything, so
have plenty of it in the stables.
Gull close when slecting stock
for the breeding pen for useanext sea-
son. eHN
Avoid feeding the sheep too long
as after q certain degree OF fat is
put on at CRAFTY increased cost.
Farmers must take heed and fol-
low methods which will help to main
tain the fertility OF the soil
Add two quarts of molasses to your
barrel of cider and expose to warmth
and air il you want it to turn to vim
egar.
The best dairying is high-class
work, and can only be carried on by
study and thorough methods No
slipshod methods can succeed.
Ventilation is good thing, but
don't trust to the broken window and
the cracks around the doors and win
dows to supply the fresh air
Keep read up ON poultry matters. Get
new ideas and use them iudiciously
1t is the man who has the genius of
adopting an idea in practical way to
his own needs who succeeds.
change of feed is more than apt
to affect the milk-giving of cows How
ever wise the change 1t is apt to re-
duce the flow until the COW gets
thoroughly accustomed TO the new ra
ton
How does your neighbor do the
thing that bothers and perplexes you?
Ever take time to study other peoples
methods and find that you can inn
prove on your own? If not, you have
something to learn.
Fruit growers more than any other
class of farmers find organization
helpful, both in the cultivation and
handling of fruit and also in ship
ment of the same. Where number
of growers are working together 1t
is easier to get cars, and large Ship
ments can secure a better market q
The cream raised from milk given
by cows that have not been fresh for
"a long time does not make butter cas-
lily, but the difficulty can some times
be remedied by adding half pail of
warm water to the cream, and then
when the cream rises to the top Of
draw off the water and go ahead \
Restlessness is a very poor quality
in fattening cattle. !
In fattening cattle, the quicker they
can be fattened, the greater will be
the profit.
Raise and feed all roots possible,
but do not expect to fatten cattle
without grain.
Never allow young calves to shift
for themselves; liberal feeding at
all seasons will pay.
Calves intended for cows should have
the very best OF care and very warm
quarters during the winter.
One Of the poorest investments. is
buying an inferior COW for dairy pur-
poses. She will not pay her board
bill.
Give calves warm quarters and
ground feed, and they will make a
good growth even during the severe
winter months.
Kind usage in handling milch cows
pays a large dividend. A cruel or
quick-tempered man should not be on
a dairy farm.
1t requires just as good business
qualities to be successful stock rails
er as it does to be successful in any
other branch of business.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-26
HEDGESvniLE NOTES,
Notes Gathered By Our Reporter ia
That Section OF the County.

Hedgesyille, Dec. 26.--Miss Nora
Quinn, who has been quite indisposed
for the past week, is able to be out
again.
The Sunday school OF the Metho-
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WIN Entertain Class.

Mr.. A. d. Darl,yswill entertain hiss
Sunday school class Of the First Mel
thodist Episcopal church, atllnss home
on West Race street tonight
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NOTES FROM FOLTz.
Items Gathered From That Section OF
the County.

Foltz, Dec. 26.--Dr. Bowls, promi-
nent physician of Altoona Pa, has
been on prolonged visit at the home
Of his sister at Scrabble Mr. and
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-19
&e{unobeit lit Der GamaIsone.

Gis oprt ge3ablten boben 20bne bill
ben fur uniere iunsen 0anowerter cine
aroBe 0erIubun9, lih ben n6tbisen
ausqebiloeten Mrbeitern bel Dem yau
oes Banana Ganals an5uihlieben.
Yiele oapon tperoen ieood our1 bic
6urdI Dor Gieber unb Malaria ab9e-
ihredt. gs iinb bic, uelde RcnntniB
oabon baben, ndlnlih iolhe. melbe
electric Bitters gebrauht baben, bic
fur1tlos oortbin 9eben. tpobl miHeno.
saB fie init electric Bltters an 0anb
ltber BON malariihen ginfliiKen lino.
sic beilen aud 8lutpe9iftung, @allen-
leioen, Gdmdthe uno aQe Magena. 2e=
ber- mnb Nlereniibel. @arantirt bon
:@. 8. peter's Npotbete. Sn peters
Npotbete miro oeutid 9eiproden. preis
SO Gents.
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1a9eSneMt9fettet,.
chts.

Ohta.
Bei Der local Option Wabl in Mils
lersburg, uelbe am IA September
ffattfano. beiiegten Die . 9rodenen" Die
,NaHen" nit einem 0otum bon 329
geQen l78 Stimmen.
Sobn gbriliianion unb Sabu Wuno
enttanlen Sonntae aus elmer, gpat=
renspille Sarm aeuamten. iidotiihen
NnIfalt bel Glepelano. Muno. Der in
6olge bon Gdwinofnht entmuth;et
mar. beaans gelbltmoro. naAoem sr
bic @taot erreidt bate. @hriliianlnn
be9ab fh nod Der Wohnung leinsy
friiberen Geiiluirtbin. ismu Suite
Canton, uno ottnf'rte lie uno ibrs
beioe S0dter. gr wuroe erlt uor ssbn
9aaen megen zines 2lna,iffs auf ole
ssrau in Die ARiialt geIanot.
Sn Rapenna settelten italieniihe
Gloaten9rdber einen 9lufrubr inmiitell
Der 5taot on. Sheriff Nemibael uno
feline @ebiilfen idmmtliA nit 6linten
betuaifnet. umsinselten Die @rceoenten
uno nabmen 80 in @emabriam. 5iinfs
Sebn. bic als Die gnfubrer ertannt
.puroen, erblelten our1 MaDor Soomis
@elohrafen Don ie SIS big $25 aufer=
le9t.
@inem ioeben ber0nentli6en geribte
aemdb, CAB es in 8efdngnillen oes
Staaies Sbio pdbrenb oes am 80.
SUM 1902 gum NbihluB setomne=
nen Sabres 1852 @efansene. Da=
BON paren 1920 NmerNaner. uno
bon oielen naren 9485 in Ohio 9ebo=
rem. Sn oem Gupabo9a Gountp Ge=
fdnanib CAB es 1889, i'm 8efdngniB
bon 0amiIton Co.. 1902. in oemieni=
gen BON Srantliu 50. 388, Montgo=
merp SO. 527, 2ucas SO. 751 u. |.
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Gintrettemoe Mmswabl bon 2leioerfotfem.

Sic ere @enouns bon &leioeroien if bon ben 5Sabri
tanteu engptroiien uno t6nn SIR oieelbe nun be49en
Die swei nen olsenoen Noten aeben @u cine Soee oon
ben tpertbpo0en @aderl, Die mir 5ei9en.
46 3oa gang moaene @blfsn=panana. in allen nelen
serhNforh,n he y)orh 75e
Ser ertb o,ees 5oes unter ben ae9nudraen prespers
h0ltnif1en 1T 80 gents, uner preis IS.
As 3on eap3 mo0ener 9affet fur straBenteoer uro
Nbenoanause. Derlelbe 1T meid. babar uno trdgt I'd,
qut. Wrtliber Wertb 90c, far |oe
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lniunb.

en Der Nd6e bon gbippe,pa Sails.
Wis., fanb beim Greiben auf Der
Tarm bes peter peterion in Der DreIh=
maidine cine 9pnamit=@rplolion Hatt,
ourh uelde fiinf perlcnen berlsbt
nuroen. Man fano, oaB ein- bisher
lnnbefannt aebliebener - Millethdter in
nlebrere Meiaen9arben ie cine Stange
Dpaamit 9eltedt bate.
Dreiaebn Deleaaten CUR Dilirittton-
ferena Der Grei n Metbooiiten in ct.
2ouis. Die 9emeiuiam in einem Reltau=
rant Elm Mabl einnabmsn, linb an
ptomainosraiftuna ertrantt. Ser 3u=
ltano bon 8 1T beosntli1. Orei Nnae=
ltellte oes Nefaurants lino ebenfaQs
erfrantt.
Sehs glrbeiter, bic bon Der Drapo
Contracting COMPANY an benz Regies
runesbamm go. 2 in Mspenpalt, 3d..
bsiddfti9t Naren, iprangen am Mon=
ta9 Nbeno, als bic garte. in Der lie
iber Den NQesbenp &iber fubren. gu
linfen anfina, in panifartiser Gur9t
iiber Boro unb ertranfen. Wit Mus=
nabme BON Ssrant 0erman tparen bic
Nerun9liidten lauter Staliener.
Sn Gropebers. einem neuen Winen=
lager I'M n0roliden She'll BON Nle5
|sbenp @ountp, pa., ipuroen am Gonn=
tag Mbeno @barles Garoner. ein Mi-
nel BOB, uno feline Shmelter. i5rau
8eorge Herforb, bon elmer Mn3ahl
Staliener auf Der ountlen @trabe
| iiberfaQen. seidoiien uno t0otlid bsr=
tpuHoet. Gardner mar aber i'm Stanoe,
auei ieiner Nnyreifer gu t0oten.
CHARLES q. Burton bon 9lepeoa,
NO.. Elm friiberes Ron9reBmitslRb.
muroe gum Ober Gommanbeur Der
Grano Mrmp Of the &epublic ertpdblt,
bic lebte Wphe ibre Al. Sabres &e=
union in 6arato9a, N. g.. abbdlt.
Ser Rrieesietret1r 9aft lit lebte
Wode BON Geattle aus an Boro bes
Dampfers ,Winnefota" nad ben pbi-
lippinen abgereift. .yn ieiner Bealei=
tung befinoen lid ieine Satin uno
iein 6obn Charles. iein p,ipatiefretdr
breb. W. CARPENTER unb 8eneral gla,
renee Gomarbs. @bef Der Nbtbeilun9
fir Sniular Mn9elegenbeiten i'm
2riegsbepartement.
Sn Montgomerp. 3d., bat lid 9ln=
breas Giabo, Elm IL Sabre alter unaa=
rider Gnabe. nit eillen s1rotaetps0r,
eri1oHen. neil ibn iein Batter onrhae.
|prigelt uno an Die Mrbeit 3uriif9eIhidt
bate, bic ibm 81 Idtper mar. Die
Rleiber oes 2naben gerietben BON beul
6duB In Slammen uno Der 20rper
|6eS Gnaben wurbe furdtbar per=
brannt. Der Batter Des Rnabeii ipurs
be tobiH6ti9. als er bon benz Selbiis
nlorb b6rte. iinD er mahte bdlo ilaG.
sinanber pier erfol9loie DeriuAe. iiA
bds Qeben ~ nebnler.
9lm Gamfae tam Is bier Meilen
ppn Der Gtntion Canaan in Nsrmont
(3tpifnen oem fiiDlid fabrenoen .luebec
IEgpreB" un0 eineil l6rbtih fabrenDen
0titsr3u0 Der GOucpt0 1iOliion Der
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Nolten nnD Woine Nobn au einem 3as
'amneritob. Nus Den Iriimmern al-.
les 93oonons MURDER 25 3pofe onsr
oein sone Beneitte unh q unnets.
nelthe lns!,r nosr minber idllner nerisBi
ipntatn. beransuehnlt. Die Netuu=
glilf!en hefanoen lid folt aas auf nsr
IT d'atrt pm t'ntr 'sair III oein so
dtfilfn ro(elld peH 6onoal ,tsleaeneu
shsfbtote, One @in gIiisuetiietlo=
nis he;n MuaasheH nost bin glHp
iar4 'eilpyaphi!che, S,orss Ithstrt beu
sni'eBisibsn llnFaiI agrlAulhst Al pa=
hg5l
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Die Deriibr,ttS. ,peId)e betIt;
1T Die Berihruns nit Budlens Nrniea
5albe. IS 1T bic 9llflihle Mifdung
BON Mrnica Bliitben unD beilenoen
Baliams, bic an9efertiat wuroe. IS
ma1t nidts aus uie alt bic Munbe
ooer bas @eihnur 1T. bieie Salbe beilt
lie. SIR Yronb.. Briih- unb @dnitt.
tpunoen ober Qdmfrrboioen III lie cine
nbiolute Gur. Is Gents in Yeters
Apot6ets.
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2est aoolpbs An3sise.
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gon s6ucioern gcma6te Mn,age nno sfirts snm Nus

sebr einlaoenoe Yyeiie.
Die begleitenoen Biloer Iinb aenaue
&eproouftionen Dol Stpei Der perld)ieoe=
men neuen WoN Auntsr oenen ,}br
Cure aasDa9l trs SS''n"t.
stm 9snneritag erOifnet 5u $3.50
Gin $25 Mnsus in isoer Besiebun 9
uno oieien preis ueroet Sbr audi oafiir
beaablen miihen, ueun Die Sailon por=
ihreitet.
Jran3Oiiibe sfirts gum Musseben.
Am 9nnneritas er0ffuet gu $16.75
Dieielben udreu biaig gu $22.5O.
Dielelben iino BON bartem fransblii1em
S1leiertub aemaht, nur i9luar3, in
enaen gefalteten Mutern. nit boll 81
Daros yusidmeiiune am yoben, nit
idwerem 5affet. tieIen 5alten. Cine
quite 6ele9enbeit, ein por5iisli9 gear
beitetes uno fleioiames Stirt Az mdbi=
gem preiIe 5u erlansen.
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Husfawt.

@uss4uf.
SIN inpaulltlsr luiiiuitr uttutau!ts
a}u GitutGa am rtd,ipu lllet nts tDilt.
l,itsa is!uBes Dmahsllaua mn 100
,DtyH'peu 'anoeu oubsi tpten Zoo,
gtn, ., September srplohirie unl nsnl
iapanutban St)iaht'h'iI .Rl'limn".
uon Wapitda RolSuml belsblli. msl=
Ges oot eure elu SheibenihlB,u ab=
1ebalteu bate innerbalb elnss StbuB.
ld)iloes Die Saoung zines sw0li,ollisen
@einiiBes, u1o wuroen oaourh fiinf
Gffisiere uuo % damn aui Der Stelle
aet0otet. suei OfIisiere uno feds Wann
lhner uno ebenlo pieIe Gffisere uno
Damn lei1t perlebt. Die Grploion
erfolste beim Veriub, cine nibt los
ge9angene 2aoun9 aus einem @eIbiib
5u entfernen. nobel Die Mebr3abl Der
umberltebenoen Maunihaften ibreflib
Derltiimmelt Duroen.
Sn Der @rube Merlenbah in Der
g1dbe bon Jorbab. in DeutIb Sotb=
ringen tamen in Der Nabt BON Sans
tag auf Sountag bier &Oblensrdber
ums 2eben unD orei anoere nuroen
ibwer uerlebt. 3uerl bieB es. oab
eine grObe Nnsabl Soblenardber umae=
tommen ieieu, bod uuroe iefgelteat,
oaB fiinf bon ben stp0lf sur 3iefe se=
fabrenen Nrbeitern entfommen liuo.
Die Gbolera breitet iih in &ublano
aus. : Sicr neue 6dae. bon oenen orsi
t0otlih berliefen. liuo bon Wostau unb
aus oshen umaeseno aemeloet worben.
Das Commencement 8iatfa iol fart
unter Der Grantbeit leioen.
Nn6oem i'm @ebiete Der Wolga uni
am Bug, einem NebenfluiIe Der Weihs
.iel. uno stuar in Brett 2itetpst, dole=
raDerbdbtige @rtrantuugen unb Sooes=
fdle bsobahtet ,porben iino, lit bonn
oeutiden 3ei9e bebufs Yerbiitun9 Der
glnlhleppuna Der gbolera Die eeiuno=
beitliAe uebermadung bes Sbiff.I
fabrts= uuo 6lDberei 0ertebrs aui
Dem oberen preubiiben 5beile Der
Qeibiel ein9efiibrt rporoen.
seit 1899 lino iiber 100000 Suben
bon &ublano nad ben Ser. Staaten
aus9epnnoert. Die MnSabl Der Mus=
manoerer puds bon 24.275 in senan=
tenn Sabre auf 100000 i'm Sabre
1906. MuBeroem iuanoerteu Diele syu=
oen nad @nslano, @anaoa uno Giio=
amerita aus.
Sn Der dineiIhen Stabt 0afooate
bat cine ldredlide Gehersbrunit se=
wiitbst. Oas Geuer tam in elmer 9ei=
oefabrit in Der Ndbe Der Niealhegana=
Sdule gum Nusbrub, ariif init ralen=
Der 5hnellisteit weiter UNI iid uno
serf0rte in tiirseler 3eit 0unberte aus
Yambus erbauter 0iitten. Wdbrenb
oes 8ranoes erplcoirte Elm elettrii1es
araftma9a3in in &iihoma. IS 9in=
gen 800 Meni6enleben Derloren unb
l3. 600 Qduler brannten nieber.
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NeMe 9erbfaustpabl bon Seioe-

Neme Serbitaustuabl bon Scioe.
5eioe auf bic iib fiir quite Gienie peraiien fans
5eioe pe!e oas sldnsenoe Wuseben or bober Auaitdt
liatt oMrdb einen mebaniiden proseB erbdlt.
q 3oa idparser Saifet - refine seoe nit bobem Sans,
uarantr 81 90 mertb, pertauf fur o9C
e90ner Saist. hedis uno 9efreiIt, nit 1obem SLANG.
Meana in nsuen 6arben. IS @ens Aualitdt, oertauif
inr Soc
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-19


DieIslben tragen oaiu bel, Den neue1f
9erbHsStirts eipe perfette Jorm su ae-
ben. Dieielben limo gut eemacht uno
aae mad Der neuelten Wooe.
ShDdrSe Seatberbloom llnterr0fe,
pole Weite. IL 3oa 5roooeln, S
3oa 2rauie, nit umI9lag unb
Staub=Galte $3.50
@rtra aroBe id,parse 0eatberbloom
unterr6de nit tiefen Sroooeln, JaI@
ten, umlhlag, &rauien $500
Shmarse ieioene llntsrr6de BON eutem
Saffet, uorsiiall6 eearbeitet nit
Jalten uno Graulen $3.50
Sbwar3e ieioene Saffst=llntertleiber.
bon gutter Seioe uno por3iislid 9ts
arbeitet nit IL 3ol Sruooeln s5.75-
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-14

- Der paRasieraue go. 8. bsr
WtHouri paciie gabu usrunaItidts
bsute bier NsiIsn 6Rli& bon Galina.
Rani. Der Waf9inif Sale Rofe tuuros
setbbtst unb ben! 6eiasr Sones tnurb'
eth gein 9ebro4sn. Die pahagier'
tpurben ni&t besIsbt.
- Der 5ra9tbampfsr Der gIsbs'
2tnie .Onoubaso", auf Der 6abrt bon
Bottom nod S~adTonSiqs. lief bsuts bel
Chatham, WaH.. auf ben stranb.
0iele S9lsppsr bsrfu3su ben 6ra&t'
oampfer In tisfes WaRsr au i&lsppsn,
absr bic stusR&tsn baftr fnp ieb,
eertng.
Aresntinisn MIL feline @sianbt.
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SricfmDfpen.

Seit einiger 53eit tperben in SouIon
perfubsfpeife Seem0tpen gum ueberz
bringen BON 8riefI9aften iibsr bas
Meer anitatt Ser 8rieftauben pertpens
oct. profefor Semarque, Der oas OBJ
ri4ten Der Wf0ipen unternpmmen bat,
funote fiir5liG 5tpei FOLDER 9oten BON
Samaris BEL SDulpn mad Ser As &tlo>
meter tpeitsn 0epantinfel. Gin @pael
tuuroe untertpegs erf9ofen, ben stpeis
ten bru9ts Elm Slider surId, tpel6er
tbn auf einem 5elien i'm Meere nit
sinem gebro6enen 9eine dufgefun6en
bate. Semarque lieb fi9 aber bur6
Siefen Wiberfolg ni9t abbalten unb
unternabm neue 8eriuhe nit Seez
mOpen, Die BON Dem maritimen SMITH
tut fir 9iologie Ser 2noner uniperiitGt,
rpel6es ii3 5u Samuris befinoet. selies
fert puroen, unb er er3ielte BEL ben
ipGteren Experimental iebr giinftige
Reiultate. Der grobe 0ortbeil BEL Der
@ertpenoung Der Ssem0tpen fir ben
Ra9ri6tenOienit lie9t in benz llmz
itanoe. OuB Oisie @Osel audi in Dem
ftiirmif9eiten Wetter abgeienoet fper>
Den tOnnen. 8rieftuuben fliesen IN
einem iolhen Sale ni9t auf. Die Sees
mDpe aber fiir9tet oen piloeften
Sturm ni9t unb fam BEL ibrer berpor=
rasenoen Snteaigen5 leidt a~ussebiltet
fnernRn