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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30
Laying Off Men at Chicago

Chicago, Oct. SO.-Sweeping =
. reductions in the force at the
. Union stockyards will be made
. shortly.
. The normal force of 10000
. may be reduced to 25 per cent
. unless the money market eases
. up.
Five hundred were let out
. last night and the same num-
. ber go tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30
Amalgmated A Cuts Wages.

Butte, Oct. SO.-Notice has
been sent to the unions by the
Amalgamted and other compa-
MES that on November l the
old scale OF $3.50 instead of 81
goes into effect. This will af-
feet 5000 workmen in Butte and
surrounding camps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30
Location of Earthquake Scene.

Washington, oct. 3O.-Karatgh.
the scene Of a disastrous earthquake
and landslide. according to telegram
received from Tashkend, Turkestan.
is 100 miles southeast Of Samarkand.
where several earthquakes occurred
on October 20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30

The Pennsylvania railroad has de-
MED a rumor that It will lay off u.s.
600 to 10000 men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30

Fire destroyed $4,000 worth Of
property for the Santa Fe In the yards
at Bakersfield California, yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30
LANDSLIDE BUR|ES
WHOLE CITY
Eastern Town is Wiped From
Map and Entire Population
Buried Under Slide.
REPORTED BEAD NUMBER
MORE THAN $1,000

Millions Of Feet OF Earth, Poised
Above City, Launches Itself and
Bnrfcs City and People-Dlfficult
to Get News From Isolated Place
Governor and His Mother Only
Persons TO Escape Allve-Earth-
quake Visited City Only last Week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30

Birmingham, Alabama, was voted q
"dry" town by big majority yester.
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30
Sole Topic in Portland.
Local situation Good.

In local banking circles today bus
mess has been carried on as usual.
and there has not been the slightest
show of apprehension on the part of
depositors. In spite of the fact that
the banks need do no business under
the governors proclamation all OF the
banks have seen fit to continue as
usual and their stand has allayed any
feeling of uneasiness on the part of
customers.
At all three of the Pendleton banks
1t was reported that during the day
the deposits were greater than the
Withdrawals. All agree that never
were local banks in better condition
to face situation like the present
one. Monster wheat and vol crops
have already been sold and with sen-
eral business conditions good and
farmers free from debt the banks are
impregnable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30
Portland Bankers May Have
Been Over Timid ard Stirred
Up Excitement.
THERE is LITTLE FEAR
OF FURTHER TROUBLE
Opinion Wide and Varied on Results
of Governors Proclamation -
Heavy Demand From Seattle May
Have Caused Precipitation OF Inn
pending TIOuble-Business Is Not
Affecteti-Banks Will Care for
Customers - Petition That Caused
Proclamation.

This morning a number of well
known Pendleton business men ar
rived home from Portland, where
they were sojourning when the news
Of the governors legal holidy proc
lamation became known. Most Of
them shortened their visits and has
tened back as a result of the furry
though all were united in the declara-
tion that the Portland excitement
would not affect the business situa-
tion in Umatilla county.
Among those who arrived home
this morning were R. Alexander and
his dry goods manager, John Wal
lace, W. L. Thompson, cashier of the
Commercial National bank, L. Moses
and William Roesch. Though not
taking the situation with undue seri-
BUSINESS, several Of these gentlemen
admitted they would have extended
their visits had it not been for the
banking excitement. Yesterday they
were in communication with their
people here and the news from Pen
dleton that the local banks were open
as usual had a reasuring effect.
Sole Topic I'm Portland.
In Portland yesterday almost the
sole topic of conversation was theh fl
nancial situation. Around the hotel
lobbies. where many outside busi-
ness men were congregated, and in
the offices Of the city the sensational
move of the banking men was discuss
ed.
To give anything like a complete
consensus Of opinion would be diff
cult for the reason that many widely
differing views are taken. While
many took the situation seriously and
disaster from the action
taken, others looked upon the matter
more lightly and declared that "but
little would come of it as far as Ore
gon is concerned"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-30

Cloudy with occasional rain tonight
Thursday probably fair.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
95aWington- N9entur
--bsS-
"9eutf6em gorrefponoemt,"
8m. Sauuemanu, 1915 Earipu.
Strafe, H.'8.
NO anjetseH nHs Beheaangeu eatge8eH seHsn.
Derben.
2ofalbcrid)tc aus @ai6ingtpn.

INTER- Wonn d tper oerlebt.
Safob NofoS, ein G6 Sabre otter
Wtan1t, pon9tr. 223, ~. StroBc, Siio-
mcIt, mllroe g~eItern Morgen an Der
Gdc pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo
II. Strobe bon cinem Waggon Der
capital Sroction.2inic" gctroffcn
rno an Der SAillter idlper perlebt.
Ger olte WnuL Den Der Senoer cine
bctrGhtlihc Strcdc idleifte, puroc
nod) Dem emergency . Spipitol &C.
bruht.
utter TcgicrungSbeomt Ell
acitorben.
Serr 1Sofob 9. $. @inficlo, ieit 40
,Sobren Glcrf inn @iirealt bcs @enc-
rol. 3oblmeiiters Der Nlrmee, 1T &C.
itprbcn. Gr ipobnte III Nr. 1919
NorporoltraBe. Ser GerItorbenc mar
81 Sabre oft. @r oientc I'M gilrgers
fricge I'M 100. Ncm.Yorfcr Snfalte'
ric-Hegiment.
iir Com
traftpren.
SEER 6. ". @. Griffin, Nbidaecr
bes Giitrifts Columbia, bat ben 9i-
itrifts = GommiliGren cine Bill Dor
gclegt, in Der or porihl1gt, oob Cont
troftorcn ongebolten iperben, cine
jGbrlihe 2icen5.@ebiibr BON $25 SIT
cntrihten. Sll elmer anberelt Sill
lhl0gt 6err 8riffin Dor, bob Notio-
nolbanfen in@aibinaton cine Steller
5ur Sobe bon MIR 4 Ero5ent ibrer
@rutto.Ginnobmen, anitatt iebt iets
Ero5cnt bc5ublcn iollen, nno Die
Steucr ser @lcftrilhlid)tr uno Selc+
phon 3 @eicaid)uften bon 4 oilf 5 Ero-
sent Der @rllttosGinfiinftc erbobt
miro. Nod cine ouoere @eiebporlnge
0iebt SEN GommiiiGren oaS Hed)t,
mcl1u cS i'm <creiie Der ofientliden
@ciunobcit, Der 0ffcntliden Cider
hcit llno oeS @emcimppblS lie9e, 81.
cclt5en fir Hcituuronts, @BbGlIer,
observation-disclosures etc. 81 mioerrla
fen.
Mller6ono 0iebItGbIe.
Gin Ginbru6soicbitobl mllrbe in
Der Nodt bonn Wtittipod ouf Cont
ncrItog in DEM 9iireml Scr rElp-
moutb Elrholin9 Gomponp", Nr.
G23, S.StroBc, Norolueit ollSgefiibrt,
bel meltem 0ieben eill Goupert nit
$40 in Die @dtOe fiel. 0as @elb
mltrbe aus Dem @eloidront geitob'
len. Gobn McGonoIo, Elm angeiteas
ter Ser o@aibington Terminal Cont
po0nie", berihtete, BOB Elm Tieb int
l1eren llnion.9obnbof WfeIIingrobrcn
i'm Mertbc BON $75 g~eitoblen bobe.
3mei iuilge 2ciltc brud)en ant Wtitt.
pod in boS Wtiiiiiiippir department..
&o,ts, Nr. 1920, @-Str., Horbpelt,
Gin uno ltdtteten ben @obnunecn Der
SS. Gbarles GbismeQ unb Wiaion
@ater cinen 9ciuh ab. Giner Der
iclben entflob nit cinem Wontel, ben
or ieop6 me9iparf, oils CT Der olgt
lpllroe. l...I..e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Sunncn.Nuf uuo ltntcrgana.
NnS Mcftcr.

Sir Warplor0 unO Den GiItrifi
Columbia hclttc 5uncbmcn0 bemolft.
morgcn Shnce oOcr &c0cn; mad
Sitcn un1iprinQcn0c @inbc.
IS mar g~cItcrn Ichr fnlt, babel
ober trodcn. Die nieorigite Ecnlpc-
rotllr nor 80 @roD rnl 6 llhr 0tors
ocns ul1O nm s llbr Ibcn0S, otc
b0fitc 3S Brao nm 4 ltbr Nn6mit.
tags.
IN Den onbcrCn 9unoes 0cttcr-
observation-disclosures mlrOcn sic
foIgenocn nicOri0itcn Scntpcrotllrcn
pCr5cidnct: Goitport "a, EortlonO
y, Bolton 30, 9Ilbnnp "a, HcW.
0orf IS, GhiIo0elpbio 80, 9ltInntit.
Gitp 30, @oibin8ton %, Moriolf 80,
SottcruS "a, Charlotte rs, @ilmin0s
tpn 30, GGnrleiton 36, Sounnnnb 81,
SodionpiQc IS, Sltpiter ~, Sen Wei,
81, gtlontn 80, Wont9omcrp 80.
NcmsOrlcona n, Golcitinc "A, @oi-
uciton 50, Corpus Gbriiti g. Wtem.
pbis SO, Cincinnati -, EittsburB
%, Buffalo 20, GlcpelonO "a, Sc.
troit 20, IIpcno IS, WorQltcttc 16,
Green Ban s, Chicago 26, Gulltb fl,
Ct. SAUL %, Ct. 2olliS 80, &oninS.
Gitp &c, Smobo 30, @uron ~, @il-
Iiiton 30, &opre 81, Sclcno 2S, Salt
2ofc 81. Irnpcr 90, LNorth Nlotte 80.
0obgC.Gitn 81, g(tnoriuo 80 mo Sos
Nn9clCs 46. <I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

@as Ginen nj d brennt,
Toll man mid bIuien. -
Gon Der @obrbcit oieics S~priidNmor.
ties fonnte lid geltcrn Or. GoB Is.
@ilion, BON 9tr. 31S, 'Horo.@ reene-
StraBe, ilber6cllael1, oils er in Ser
lpeitlibcl Eoli5ciltatipn nm $2.45 be.
trait mllrbe, neil CT iid) am Witt,
nod Mbcno cinnnilhte, uls Der Eoli-
silt Gllllilon cine Srull perbaftete, sic
an Der Gfc bon Glltoip= unO Sapette-
StroBe Orrd) ibr 9encbmen einei1
Nllflollf peruriohte. 9ie Srou ioll
aus Serbs Sbeotcr ol,sgepieien NOR,
Den iein, uno lie pcrlieb orauBen il.
rem 8efiiblcn nj frGitigen @orten
ahlSOruf, 10 baB Der Yoli5iit lie per.
baftete, Defenders, ga tic oeS @utelt
3u piel getbon bate. Oils Or. @il.
jon oen Gorfou lnb miid)te CT iid)
ongebli6 in elmer @eiie ei,,, Die Den
9lollrof peronlubte, i'm ebeniouS
feIt5unebnlcn. Die Sroll, melde ib-
rem Hon1elt ola Bertha Sobnlon ons
gab lilt0 bebauptete, aus Chicago 81
ltonmcn, fam nit eincm @erlpeis oo-
bon.
III nierc Irmec" ipor bos in-
tcrclioite Sbemu cincs &ortrages,
ben Sr. 6. g. Gbeiter bonn ariegs'
Separtemcnt geItern 9lbeno IN Scr
@nfienbole oes 5. MeginlentS Dor
Den Witglieoeru oeS Hegiments nno
@onnern oeiielben belt. 3oblreihe
SQultrationen balfen Den Sltborern,
einet beiieren @egriIf pom unierenl
Seeripeien 5u befommer.
800 Enppen, ipelhc bel per
misunderstanding oes ygnptr
Stnding Club" ml orme Wtdnfei]
pertbeilt merocn, iinb our 3cit in Der
@obnling BON Srou Glen %. girler.
CIR. 1903, Irgplc,stne.. ailSgeltelt.
@on ben Yuppen lit cine bereits ein'
hunocrt Sabre alt. 9icielbe lit aus
@od)s ber9eitelt uno nod gut erbal'
ten, MIR lit bic 6arbe etpas gelbltt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Seicrtas in ben Srancrcien.

Sll ben meiItcn 9roucreien luar ser
@cidditsbetricb geitert eingc-
Itelt. - &ein Hiidgong in Ser
Sral-S llbuItric, a6cr erb0bte
SeriteaungstoIten 0es @erItcn-
initcS.
Yftt Nusnabntc Der ireo. 9auerlt-
ldnll0t l6cn, Der Geo. @iirtbcr,
JIM, llno Der Wollnt 9ralte-
rel porcn AcItern iGmmtlidc 9ralc-
relen Der Staot gcihlolien un0 iper.
Den oif Die Galler pon 5mei bis orei
Wonaten olld) ieoen 0onnerItaQ ge-
'd)loiIcn bIciben. llebcr Sen @run0
5llr Notwithstanding in oen 9rarc-
rclcn az eincm Gage Der @ohe iaotc
gcItcrn Sr. aarl Speer, ser Der,
9ierucrinn0t in ser Geo. @o,lcrt1.
'dnliot'l6el1 9raucrci ser IS. 9. 3.
80" inter lih bat, Solgenocs: Die
Sr0ucrcicn mcr0cn nid)t, mie pieliodb
tol'dIi6 ongcrontmen 81 meroclt
Ibeint, an DEM oben g%cnannten Gage
mcaen cineS Hildgonges i'm @rall.
generic acid)loiicn, ionocrn le0iqlid)
I'M Die bcinabc um's 0oppclte geItie.
gellen Serltcllln95foIten aiti sic
5mccfnGBigite @ciie 81 re0u5iren.
Sis Dor m%eniQen Nonaten mar ser
Freis iilr Mtul5 60 Gents, bellte oa.
acgcn $1.25 pro 9ulhcl. 9a5ll font.
men nod oie crbobten 1rttterpreiIe
fiir Oie Yferoe. Ger GreiS bon 80
bis 81 Gents pro @uifel Safer lit
oilf GO bis 60 Gents gcItie9el mas
bel eincm monatliden Iurdidnitts.
&%crbro!td) non 700 bis 800 9ul6eln
oIlcin III u"nlcrcr 9raiterei cine be.
trddtlid)c Sunmc oilSmaht. Ter
@erbruu6 an Wol5 itcat lid tGglih
dltf llngefdbr 800 @uifel. Srob
oieler enormcn Steigcrung ser Ser
Itelrn9sfoitcn fir 9ier bobcn sic
9rnllereien bis icbt nod feline Ercis.
crb06ltng iiir Oos Bier eintrcten loI-
len; IQes, mas bis icbt aeid)ebcn lit,
I'M Die Nn9laBcn SIT u%crritgern, mar
Die MnBnobnle, Dab sic &lenlpner.
Gcportcment5 Der 9raucreicn o6ocs
I6aiIt mllr0en mo Die @irt6e III 3lt=
flulft lire Reparatlrcn ulli eiaeuc
Soften oorncbmeu loiien miiiien. 81
mem Gcilptel ncrIdlicbener Ncp.Oors
fer Nrolcreien fol9cno, mtroe min
nod sic Notwithstanding an einem
Gage in Der &od)e einAeiiibrt. Mit
GieIer Ginri6tunq lit niht MIR Sen
Srducrcien Oltrh GriporniiIe an Sob.
len Nrbcitsfr0iten ltnb 10 mcitcr ge.
olent, Ionoern oltd Sen @roucrci.
ItgeItclltcn. In iriibcren Sabren
ipltrOcn Die glngeltellten in Sen @in.
tcrmondten abme6iellmgSmeile cine
Bis 5lpei @oden obgclegt unb perlo-
rem Damn eillen 9nn5cn @odenlobn
olif cinlnol, n0hreno lie ouf 0ieic
Mciic I'M @alt5en ebcniolls nidt Ian.
ger nb8clcgt meroen mo ibr 2obn
belt0t0ig fortlduit. Mit meniaell
G%ltanabmen BADEN sic biciigen9rmle.
reict OicIcs Spltem fir gut beinnoen
mo eingcfiibrt. Gicicnigcn 9rouc.
relen, Die oaIlclbc nod ltidt ciniiibr.
ten, werOen oeSholb ibrc 4ngeiteQs
ten opd nift wGhrcno Ser gnn5en
@intcrioiion beihGfti9enL ionoern
oic'eIben nod frilbercr gSciie a6lped).
Ielungspeiie nblcgen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

Sam tbeureS yGergnii.
gen" mcrben. = George u. Soft
man, BON Nr. 1902, Spbnionitr., muir.
&c geitern in Der iiiolifen Eoli5ei.
Stotion altf Die ACKNOWLEDGING birt
Dem @eribtsperfobren iiberpieien,
am Wittnoh einen follhen Ilarn,
bon Siteno. uno &iogelpitraBe aus
eineeionbt 81 baben. 3ipei Sdul-
niGoden, Selene. 9nsler, bon Nr.
1919. Ienperitr., Ii. @li5obetb@ ortde,
bon, Nr. 1924, 9%anorbitr., ipelfe ia.
ben, mic Soffman Den Ilarm eil-
ionote ltilo oos gintreffen Der 6eiler.
uebr obiuorteteL goben Ser Eoli5ci
cine cute 9eihreibung bcs MonneS
nl,o geltiist oltf bieielbe, perboftete
Holi,iit Snaipon Geo. @. Soffntan,
Der nit 9eitimmtbeit bon Den Wdo.
diem ibentifiSirt puroe.
@ermibt. Iie Eoli5ei oes
norboltliden 1iitriftS lit eriliht NOR
ocn, nod Dem 10 Sabre alten Sec
Meiniiein, bon Nr. 407, Misqilithitr.,
llmid)au 5u balten, tpeld)er ieit Dem
80. Nopember permibt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Sur gcnhtnnn.

Ter u1eutihr 6urrcippnbcnt" ninlmt Su irbrr
Srit srrtdte auf tber @criubuuaru, Sofseitsn,
@eburtftaae, gulbcue uuo Ilbrrue Sudlseiten,
observation-disclosures ETC., nit bcu snmen Der
@umcicuocu, bic nbcr orutltd Bcidricbrn iein
iuntn. AUD 9erionalsNutt5ru prroeu germ
nufacnunmer. 2ie 6iuicubrr iplhrr Scridltc
mil iirn obcr ihren 9iamrn untetimrci6cH uno
ppr Nncm riGt uergcicn, ,pu bic Seitlihtcit
~ftuttfano - StraRc uno Snusnummcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
uSnrmpnic Eafc,"

uSarmontc Eafc,"
@r. Ala, @cit-5 ayettc.S trakc, Gari
SdmiSt, SnBabcr. @iirsbnrscr Suf.
brin friidJ am Sapf. Diners, SOmpcrs
a Ia carte. Scbcn Samitas Ibcmo
Trci.Gunsert. Wprtl1. 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
MeihuahtSienbunuen

@ir iibernebmen Hadete sar
prompteiten g%eforoerung mad alien
8ldsen oes Muslanoes t1no liefern
Senouneen mad 8unih persoat uno
obne Speien. lin reftaeitise gu.
4tcttuns erSieIen at fGnneu, ioIten
Yadete 10 friib aIs m6glid In unieren
Sanoen iein. Sbeu. $. 9iener e &c.,
2t7 O~it-9aItimoreitraBe. (3099
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

Sett at Sano fir bic T~eiertase:
Nirnberger Scbfndcn, Gieler Bid
lingo, &ieler GprOttcn, Scntide Star.
toffclm bel 2pnts Mcttbcrg-2ering-
tom nnb collins : @arfte; Haocn
Nr. 224, Worb-Gntaiu- Strahe.
(3ea14-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

@cnScler's SotcI, 400 Galpcrt',
Gfc Wulberrp.Str Glegante Sdlaf'
5immer, mafise Gretie. Mahlsciten
sn jcber Sasesseit. 8esnlGrc Diners.
Tcinite 8ctrGufe nnb Gisarreu.
G%igenthiimer @alter u. @enbeIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Sm ticfen Seller

lngert iid) oaS Bier am beiten. @cl6c
9rollerei bat ocn t%iefiten uno gr6bten
Seller? - gefanntlid SteilS.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Scbbcl's cinsiaes MteIicr.

@ir Gabcn MIR Gin Mtelier in galti.
more, nnb bas befinbet iid in Der
Gtage sm ebcner Grbe, Mr. 321, MurS.
8ag', mabe SigbsStr. ainbcr.Eho.
tusrapbicm cine SpcsialitGt.-9cine
Mgcnten nnS feline Srcppcn sn iteiscn.
s. Sebt:I. 6. Grmi, 8eidaitsfibrcr.
(27E-f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Nag &eiNert,
Seutidjcr TbutOsrapb
AQl-l11 MnrN.Mnh.Efrnsr.

aeaeniber hem aprttenhanS Er. @.
WublbefaItf fir feline berporragenoct oeh
ftnneen aut Dem Sebiets bee Photographic.
Stuhtu critic Gtanr. Gttne A4euteu.
aein Geina ftsfhtrer.
unter f1etTer periDult6en Xetftiu9.
Refine @erbinbuns nit iroslb stnern aneeren
Ghsbto. lGea11.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

81,
So" ao;o 49, ,ho norbro;+nt
In nc, ,,t;npSmn(iS '", ri,, nnor
rY 49,, Sorr;%o,' 'ttaa1l;iTDoon son,tomr
onn,,i "ooo, Sto Wn5,r,;rtEi%n
So,' "s o,;i%r ,r,t, -.
Wnrhnno,, Srn - 49, So. Ntn5.,;rtha
Scro, Jnsf tbS ~ or5i,c,.
,n;,n ~ ,YA o;nn n[s
mSro Srr SorSsd ,,;4 ,r,S SSr m,,.
;hn,,f n,r 1ri5t;,n, Wntr5mfc, az,
Gcrhrchrn @;shay nm, rrrmi;nf+irs
mSr,cr n,c,So,,2 ~ ,,isAGh tn,tc,.;inH
m;o nttc gac!Ec,. ;;Gt. S;c 49, ryD
irooo ms oGrrbn,,h mo,c;n" n,h al;
nos cr,+;tcho,, yo;a "a So W. ST,,.;
gnt,nr' oi,nn =,
STN.MnT+in,nnr rr,to. Ti;hrnmn o;,,os
Srrr, Mo,I & etrn "' N. on,n
onh 0rSor oeno,-r~ 'no(ho. To,rn
.pbr itorf -, nGcr.,nS WcrnTttGr
TOW ,r;n TrrAnc;ti4"n',o, Non;,'fn,,
non lfnScriSnN Thcgrrr HoSorp,
n;m m,;',,nr+ So
hcbt ,,rrfStI;G c;,, ."S,ns 0s"
liner S;c mcr,],,tort,,o Scs .r,;'
ife,, Wro,t MS ona o.,
,irn ShriIps nsr oi,ht'Strni,s Srr
nm rohr,, tO0 J,,S rrn,c;tart ,n,r,o,
II N,,rh Observation-Disclosures, ,mS w.,
ihulSint rio Sn;rit,n;rn'oircn,-9
hGrhr Snb iic ~, n;pIc Shonf(;ccr, -,
,iir coInnns% J., ;c,cp, Thc;l, &c..
Stronr nrmSbrc trnthrm ;rst n,,r
fiinf Woitmirthihoitrn i, icrcr twc.
ocnN criitirrn mobrpnh nor Ncr (5r.
m%citcrunn Ser Stroic brrrr II 6c-
itonbcn Iirip Qion bot Sir l5hf;4c
Nb,id,t n0ditrn g0intrr nod, Sl,,mn-
solis al ncbrn rnh MN ncr acnisin.
tl,r Die Tnnoh,nr c;nrs @pirtps ~,
per(orocn. bos bic @cni6rurn non
Sdortlicen3cn fiir Columns" in hrr
NGbe bon Tompicr 9oubunosrl6tcn
unb g~obnitotioncu pcrhictpt
Neue @cih1ftSb0u5cr an
Der 8opitrobc. Phi bpn
@runoltiiden gtr. 591 unh 1913 Nnrh.
8opitrobc, merben ,mci b~rciYt6dioe
2uoen. u1o @obnb1lller crrid,tct mcr.
Den, oeren Dan in 3ieoelitcincn. nit
StobI- uno Gpncret.S tiibcn, nlSoc.
fiibrt miro. ,,ebes @ebGl,oc miro Is
bel As SUB aroB. Die crItcn Stod.
ipcrfc meroen fir 9Gocn einocriftet.
Die Gpntrottorbeitelt, luclfe $4,000
foiten peroen, iino oen $50. @iuiom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

Cine 0rtch d) fot6pli-
DIT &irGc miro in &ur5cm ulli
Dem Tlatc 9tr. 21 nno % Norb.
%onoItraBc, no Dos ;Spipitdl Der
baltimore ltniucriitGt Itebt, crridtet
iuerbcn. Die bier ipobnelDen @rie-
d)erL Deren 3Gbl iih ouf etmn 400 be.
loilft bnben cinen Nriciter bon Gric.
d)cnlono fonmcn loiicu, mel6er Der
ncllcn Stride pprItcben miro.
Sn ipGrliher &leiouno.
Gie aan5c &oilettc bon Ml6ert g.
Sigbtburn, einem Hciienoen, bon Ntr,
20l, Dit %. Str, Netu.Oorf, beItono
oiis eincm Eoor Observation-Disclosures
cincm llcbcrSiebcr ltno cincn1 Sltt.
ais oerielbe geitcrn Worgcn on Der
2e%rinaton- mo EineltraBc bon cinenl
Eoli5i'ten ouf9cgriffen ipltroc. Sight
burn crtlGrte Dor Dem EoliSeirihtcr,
BOB cr nm 4 l(br Wor9ens ollfgc-
mad)t lei nn0 Gin 10 groBeS Gcrlon'
gen nod eincm S6nupps gebobt bo.
be, ooB CT it'd ni6t Die Belt nnbll,
iih bciicy onSufleiben. aaoi SoOc,l
cttlicb i'm NIT elmer Warmng.
Ser temperate SeeIior.
or Der GroBitroben,airde Der epoll.
oeliId)en @emeinihait, Ode ponGrcB.
unb Nonticofeitr., Euitor Soiepl
gppp, bot iein Anlt ongetreten. $50
itor Sopp, meldcr aus Nbilobclpbio
itomnlt, lpoielbit ieine Gltern nod
ipobneL lit crit - Sabre alt, mo CT
miro Die bieiigc @enneinbc nllr 10
LANCE bebienen, bis er ieine theologi'
lhen Snl0ien olf Dem 9tcropeitli'
Gen Golcgium 5lt Nopieruilc, Su.,
pollen0et bot. Gr bat bereitS ilber
elm Sobr cine 8cmeinbe ut Camden.
us, teoient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

T-agt die >Dis SOts, Die lhr Inner Gekaut Habt
: snli IMNzNM
ron
W6am Sbit,

Mr. 511, @cIt 2cringtpn Strahc,
cmpiicblt icin Eager tit Nbcin- nnb
Moiclmcincn fir bic Teiertagc.
(gIprilt7, SoWioSo,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Stir Wetbna6ten.

@elbicnoungen beior9t naf
Gertihlanb uno Seltreih. 8 Marf-
uno 20 Warf-, iotpie 10 aronen. unO
90 9ronen.S deine 5u perfaufen.
T6eoo. s. 9iener 4 &c.,
@r. 217, Cit-gnltimpreitrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Suhn Sill. Gaterer,

Subn Mbl, Caterer,
triterer gerpaIter Der y@ermanla. Mdnnerdhur.
9aae," Tadtfnlgcr BON Spbn WpIS,
Nr. 40S, @cit-2crington-S trafe.
ganfctte unb euMpers.
0erduntige Cafe fir Heinere Vereiue.
(Sepf25. 0Wlte tSpOt1o)
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-08-16

The demand for pork this year has
astonished even the most sanguine
friends of the hog. Both fresh and
cured meats have been taken in large
volume right along at prices which
were so high that they were expected
to check consumption. There are three
reasons why this condition has existed
and still exists. First is the prosper
ity of the South, large consumer Of
cured meats. The Southern trade was
never larger than 1t is to-day. Next
Is the growing foreign trade, which
like our own, seems to proceed regard
less of prices. And, finally, the people
Of this country have learned to eat
bacon It's consumption is unprece.
dented In our history, and is still grow
ing. There has been no shortage in
numbers of hogs, but vastly increased
demand. This is why prophecies based
on hog supplies have failed and are
likely to fail In the future.-National
StOckman.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-08-16

Alfalfa meal is standard commod-
lty on the feed market, yet l see but
little In print as to the results of feed
ing 1t, but the few dairymen, says L.
w. Lightly in National Stockman, I
heard speaking about the experience
they had with 1t seemed very favor
able. A prominent Pennsylvania dairy
man a few days ago told me ne is
about putting In grinding machinery
that will handle the timothy and mixed
hay and reduce them to file ground,
crushed condition. Who ever tried this
practically2 Is there any available in
formation In the experiment station re-
ports? i would not like to commit my
self, but it seems to NE theoretically
that we could do the rougher part OF
the chewing cheaper With gasoline or
alcohol power than with cow power. Ii
has been amply demonstrated that
feeding the COW easily digested feed
saves feed.