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The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
PIANIST AN ARMY PRIVATE.
Goes to Germany to Study and Il
Pressed Into ServicL.

Omaha, Neb.-Joseph Calm. for
merly Of Omaha. who was for years
one OF the best-known pianists in the
west and a popular favorite on the
concert stage throughout the country,
is now a private in the German army.
Calm closed his studio in Omaha
and with his wife went to Berlin a
year ago to continue his musical
studies and eventually to open q
studio there.
An Omaha friend has Just received
. letter from him in which he says
that Immediately after his arrival In
Berlin the authorities discovered that
he had mot served In the German army
before be went to the United States
Z number Of yeArs ago and that -
haa mot taken ont citisenehip papera
n th16 eountTy. H Wnn p1ompfly
- ~ ~ IN koles \. ,3s.;
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Widow Leaves s6,ooo.ooo.

New York.-By the will of Mrs.
Emma J. Richardson OF this city, who
died In Charleston, South Carolina. the
bulk of her fortune. estimated at So
100000. is left 10 Mrs. William Tucker
Washburn. n niece. Mrs. Washburn' s
daughter. Miss Emma Luce, will get
the millions ultimately, as she is her
mothers heir. She is given several
hundred thousand dollars as wed.
ding portion. She Is TO be married
next month to Sidney Beardsley Wood
OF Bridgeport. Connecticut.
The will of Mrs. Richardson, after
distributing over 100000 among vari.
Gus churches and charities. leaves the
remaining millions to Mrs. Washburn.
Mrs. Richardson was the widow OF
Joseph Richardson, who died in 1897.
MIR. Richardson came into public no.
tice some years before his death when.
because OF dispute with a ne!ghbor.
he built what became known as a
spite house" at Eighty.second street
and Lexington avenue. The house was
3uilt on n strip OF land which had a
frontage of only seven feet and was
about 100 feet deep. This unique
house was Richardson's home until his
death.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS INCREASE.
Casualties to Passengers in Last
Quarter Close to Record.

Washington.-Accide bulletin No
%. which has just been issued by the
interstate commerce commission for
the three months ending December 81. q.
1906. shows the total number of cas-.
ualties to passengers and employees
while on duty TO have been 20.9Si. be-
ing an increase of 1904 over those re-
ported In the preceding three months.
The total number OF collisions and de-
railmcnts was 3.9G5. OF which 39l col
lisions and 100 derailments affected
passenger trains. The damage to
cars. engines and roadway by these
accidents amounted to s3.099,22S.
The number OF passengers and en-.
ployes Killed in train accidents was
4Tl, an increase OF 20I over the num-
her reported in the last quarter. The
number of passengers killed in train
accidents in this quarter. $50, is the
largest on record. except that for the
quarter ending September 30. 1904.
The number of employees killed in
coupling and uncouplng cars and
engines was 81. as against 81 in the
last preceding quarter. The most dis.
astrous accident reported in the bull
letin was a collision between a pas
senger train and an extra train haul
ing empty passenger coaches at Ter
ra Gotta. near Washington. in which
l3 persons were killed and 63 in
jured.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
BIG WORK FOR GRAND yvav.
Coal, Lumber and Land Fraud. VIII
BE Looked Into,

Denver.-The federal grand Jury.
which Is to hold a special session In
Dehver TO take up the matter of In
uictihg the persons guilty of extensive
coal and lumber land frauds, has been
drawn.
ihree hundred names were placed
~ Dox, and lottery drawing was
MADE. from which twenty.three names
were taken. Twelve of these men Will
pe sworn in as the federal grand Jury.
Dut their names will be kent secret
until May 18th, the date of opening tae
session.
Everything conducted with the IN
Vestigation is being kept under cover
LOT rear that the big curporations
ihlsht In some way get inside knowl-
edge OF the affair and find a loophoie
oil escape for their officers.
Even In filing the two suits in equity
against the New Mexico Lumber Com
rhhY and the Pagosa Lumber CON-
pahy. the names OF the officers and
stockholders were withheld under tn.
pretext that they are unknown. and
only the name of the least prominent
stockholder in the companies was used
as basis for suit
whitney Newton Is vice president of
the Pagosa Lumber Company, but his
name does not appear in the equity
proceedings. Instead the complaint
was made out against James r..
Hatches. II. T. Sullenberger and
others unknown" but party to the
suit.
In the case of the New Mexico Lum-
Der company Edwin NJ. Briggs was
named as the only person known.
while J. J. McGinnIty OF McPhee 4
McGinnity is the secretary of the
company.
Besides the twenty-nine citlzens OF
ST. Louis who have been subpoenaed
to apear before the jury In connection
with the coal land frauds, a score of
other persons from different points In
the state have been served with pa
pers TO be on hand TO give what testI-
mony they can TO the grand jury.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
ENHANCE SUGAR BEET VALUE.
Wisconsin Scientists Give Results ~
Fertilizer Tests.

Madison, Wis.--That 13.477 pounds
Of sugar beets were added to the reg
ular yield In one field by special
process OF fertilization is one OF the
Interesting facts announced in a bull
letin entitled Sugar Beet Experi-
ments During 1906" about to be pub
lished by the University of Wisconsin
agricultural station. The investiga-
tions and experiments upon which the
statistics compiled are founded are
the work of Professors F. w. Vol and
c. w. Stoddart
The prime purposes Of the investi.
cations were to study the adaptability
to sugar beet culture of characteristic
types of Wisconsin soils. from light
sandy loan to heavy clay. and to de-
termine what system of fertilization
would produce best results. Ten
farms in four counties OF the state
were selected for the experiments.
Plots treated with potassium sui
phate. acid sulphate and sodium
nitrate gave the best results in most
cases. In three cases the farm yard
manure gave better results, the in
| crease in yield amounting to 1882
pounds on Chippewa Falls farm, to
l3,05S pounds on the Joseph Wright
| farm. near Lancaster. and to l3,4I7
pounds on the neighboring William
Block farm. or the two remaining
Vernon county farms one gained an
increase of 6,17S pounds on the potas
stun suiphate plot and the other
| - L. al tzI, u "A
been treated with acid phosphate.
| The Improvement in the amount OF
sugar content in the beets is marked
as the increase in yield. On the Block
farm the unfertilized plots showed
us and I5l pounds sugar content
while the plot on which the nitrate
| fertilizer was used showed l,9i2
pounds. On the Abrams farm, in the
same county. the increase was l.s0c
pounds sugar content.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Wright a Free Man.

penver.-Benjamin C. Wright en-
joyed his first day Of freedom since
February 25th, when he was arrested
at the county hospital. charged with
the murder Of his wife, Cora, and thei'
daughter. Genevieve.
"The first thing I shall do will be to
hunt up job" said Wright. Il shall
remain in Denver notwithstanding anv
reports that am preparing to go
away.
81 bear no Ill feeling against any
persons, although think I was treated
rather harshly by some Of the news
papers,
"wright's father Is still with him,
but is preparing to return to his home.
Samuel Hull. father Of Mrs. Cora
Wright, still entertains the 6itterest
feeling for Wright. He is convinced
that justice has miscarried.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Gould Coming to Colorado.

New York.-There is strong belief
at Lakewood, New Jersey. that Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Gould will give up their
estate, Georgian court, there and move
to Colorado. One hundrsd men on the
Gould estate have been laid on WITHIN
fha last two weeks and only half .
dozen are left Heretofore the force
hss been kept on ali summer. and al
h,nda ~ rurnoro are a0oat. Il 10 said
fhof 0ooreo 0ould has o9ored 20 eel
EiG 4 I.skSvood oG&ako for ~ y0o0, go and
sassS m noan6 a Qplesa IA ~ !! xired
7 =. \ ! - ]
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Strawberry Day.

G!enwood Springs. Colo.-Straw.
berry day preparations were begun
last night at an enthusiastic meeting
OF citizens at which the soliciting COM
mitiee which has been collecting funds
for the celebration reported they al.
ready had an amount equal to the total
sum raised last year and enough sub
scribers still to be heard from to
make a fifty per cent. increase.
The executive committee was organ
lied with Charles H. King as chair
man. w. 8. Parkison treasurer, and II.
G. Overlook as secretary. The date
was set for June 18th.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Mors Money In Dirt.

Boulder. Colo.-Dr. Sanford Bell.
professor Of education At the Univsr.
Sity Of Colorado. has resigned to enter
the real estate business n Denyor. b
uides this work Dr. Bel1 u e epcume
manas1ng editor Of The Rocky Mcunr
tain Educator. Or. Bell has been Coz
noct61 Nth The University lor f0uR
Y6oxu. 1z1s upccGeeor 4 Rro& Herbere
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iponbaireicr Nccorb, ocn lie lid il,
Orn leBten adj &abrcn geifoiien bat.
Iic 9roBc Webrbeit Ser 8iir9er tpnr
Der lleber5cuglmg, OuB Die SETTING
Der StaotSgcit0ite bel Oen GGnofra-
ten ON @citen n~ui9cbo6cn iei. Sic
Illigabc Der @epdhIten lit rs MN,
hiciea &ertrullcn poll unb gon5 5ll
rcdtiertigcu,
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Sefanntmadrnn aen.
9iireau oer StrabcnourdIbrafS . Gummiiare,
yufu. (Srh0unc.


Baltimore. oen 4. giopeuber 1907.
Ste ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Sinot
Baltimore geben bternIit beiaTni, ouB ite III
8enldB6elt Oct lDncn ourrp ole 8ortbrlften ocs
aaptteI5 PA Der 8eiepe Der Gegislatnr bon
Diarplano bonn Sabre 1904 mo BET AM i.
Wtdr5 1908 uTter5elbneten 8eroronin9, 9Sr. 2lb
hes WtaOorS mo Stuotraibe bon baltimore
ilbertrageneu glutpritdt eiHei oeiatllirteIl Irlss
ipeis ilDer aue 5uBeiprobeleu Glil hdolgIl9eI,
ilberroHlIlIenelI l~lnlollel uilo nbgelbapie 2Serip'
e%rboblng nit elner ertlarenoeI Starte aiiaar'
ten lleber i'll SerDliloung nit Der SplioeIlIflls
ruHB uno Grottnung Der Snnplu.Iucnue, bon
.tortb sgloenue bis Ncipingtors9lpenue
Die Iut.agen erttredelt itb lllIo ~urlldllen
beibe Seilen bon Gulloipsylpeluie, einf6lieBlid
oes Veiic5 %oerlelben mo Der Seiten Der prihds
ten GuerltraBelt uIlo zguep6 bon Aorib Ioelllle
bis observation-disclosures Ole 9~toroictte Der WORTH
apenue. "a 0uB . sou Dilli9 rno "a SUP /
SOIL iueiilib upl Gallon. 9lUellue. beioe Sci
ten oon bolton %slpenue, BON Gallon. slpenue
biz GenrogsSirube, Die SioIeite bon 2ennor'
Strabe so SUB piilidb nno "a Sub 10 Sou
lueitItb BON GauoWsIoeIlue; ole 9~toroieite bon
Geriior'StraBe 100 SUP oitIi9 llo 80 Sub
lpeitIit BON Gallopssloenue; ole Siiofcite bon
HeicrocirsS !rabe 100 SUB nitlid uto 100 sur
peitlit bon Guuolp'soerle; ole Norpfeite bon
HeieruoirsS traBe 1876 SUB Ditlib Ino l2S Sur
ipeitlit bon Sa!op'Ioetue. uno ole Sllaictts
bon geipiretons Ipenue 1870 SUB 0itlib lllh
113 5nb ipeftlib Don SalorusgneIle: uno lie
aeben hermit ierncr beturnt. BAT porgelalntcr
NuSlpeiS tcbft Der erflGreltocn stnrte Sur Sl'
f~Deitiorl fir ulc nardn iuterefHrte Yerfoneu be-
reit liegt. uno oab Die 9ommiiilrc iib am
Sienhag, ben IL. Tuuember 1907. 10 llhr Dor.
mittase, in ibrem 9iireai i'm SoersScbdnbe--
4eringtor- llh SoltoarsStruBe %oeriainmelr
iperoeil NIT Dem 3ued. irsero pclte in be
idaten gnsfpete an9efiibrte Sader at rebioi'
ren. Gegen lueIte 1rgenb cine 9Serfon. ole ous
ran tntereifirt 6u iein bebauptet. oppontren
mag.
Games &. Smith,
&. Mrthur &ifbanI,
SameS y. Marine.
Gonrniifire.
eugene j. Huo9ers,
(Noo6, 1880 GIerf.
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Saltiiu orc ScmckrN.

Yircan: Sraniliu'gleg, Baltimore. II. Tc-thitr.
.SeardhrttpId5e Sum Ncrfauf - bon $25 an,
iiir pier Sriber. Srcic' @eillihllrT Ser anseGse
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cnut10,1O
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WDpolaluu.

Ser fhbrfte urb er0bie 5riebbof in VaIti.
more. terminus Der pSlpDnn OIL Trollebs Clinic.
id,cr @crtrctcr nuf ocm Srienbpfe Sonniaes ben
. ubr Mpr9ers biz 5 llbr glbenoS, an Modem
id9em auf Serubreolng. @robfiditen 5u allen
Yrcifen
Gih cffitr: g26 9..Ghurlrs.e Str. Baltimore.
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2unSDn = Yarf GcnctcrN.

VHFtuH' WH' I'll UtH' SuIUIu9u' StfuEtt HHb
SnuptsStaaahg, Srcocrid'N
tcardbniBplate bon $25 an inter teftdnoiaer
guiiidt. S6nittblul1en, Sewinoe, VfIan5en etc.
iperoen i'm Ireibbuuie an Saupt.Ginaaild aes
%innoen. Infer geent ipirb, pent aeipiinidt,
ccrfpredben. o.
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@as bat eigentlif Ser
Saft'Hummcl gu beoeuten. @ie BEL
ben Mononcrn beibt'S: 'Hin in sic
&%artoileln! 'Ruus aus ben 9artoi.
fcln! Min in sic a~ortoffeln! Grit
gebt Gait nod Berlin; oonn miro Die
HclIe nm cinigc Gage perIhoben;
Damn aeht er niht nah petersburg
uno Berlin, ionbern bircft bon Wo-
Mia ipieoer nod ben Sercinigten
Stooten, no icine anmeienbeit brinz
gerlo notbmenoig lit. llnb nod hen
Observation-Disclosures gebt er iflicB.
lid bod nod Berlin. @o5u oieie
Meloun9ell, sic chamber obloicn mo
'id) brett mloeripreden? Is lit ia
lhlieBlit gIcidDgiiltig, oh Der &ric9s.
Setrctdr lcinc Heiie iiber europa ol,s.
oebnt ooer Oh cr pon oell Fbilippilen
nircft pieoer nod Ineritn 5ltriid.
fetrt. @o5u alio bas @efnbel2 Spu
Serr Gait ais fontn.enbcr ErGiibent-
ldafts.Gnnoioot Dor Dem Golte gebol.
ten iueroen?
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Subn Scr,uig & Subn,
2ethcnbcitatter nno Gtnbaliamirer,

Speigseihait: Sir. 52i. Gafcrn,Npcuue,
3isblanotuiun, Baltimore. Gpuntp.
N.r bdben in infcrer lanGel @cfhIftsprarls
slrfn unb Hei6 bccrbigt. Sito nit 9eriilgenl
VroiiI 5lfricoell. Die ~ietnlien SutIdru aeIie'
tert fir Sod6eiten. llnterbaItungen mlo aiioere
8ele9enbeiter. Neihe Telephone. (Wini2S,1S)
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ei1em groBortiger Netruq olli Ole
Spllr gefommell. Gd)t rlllllld)!
Gas &rtegageri d tin2an n
oou CFfol3) oerurtbeiItc ben llnteroi.
ll5lcr Seinrid), Der ieine 9rout nit
ibrer Ginfpiaigung eridoiien batte,
ihr nber, Dem g~eQebcncn SeriprCd]en
cntgc0cll, ans Ml,thloiigteit nid)t III
ocn Goo geiolgt mar, ST. Orci Sab
rem 8efangnib.
Gin 0anfbarer ScbenSs
miIocr mar Elm Serr aus Shrpalm in
@citfalen Der bel 9ingen in ielbit-
moroeriId)er Iblidt IN Nbein iprong.
Gin IN Der Ndbe mciIenber g%iienbabn.
9eamter lprang DEM Sebensmiioen
nah unb brafte i'm mieber ans
2ano. Nus Ganfbarfeit iilr Die Het.
tllnq beid)enfte ser @ercttete BEN Be
amten nit 100 Morf.
Sn EbiIaoeIpGin y at dj
bos io5ialiltiide Gotlrm ant letten
Nicnitu9 gegen Die friibere %perooppelt.
GaS nEbiloo. Sogebl." idreibt oa5u:
oGIeies GrgebniB ioll ein anlporn
iein iofort nit Sen 8orbereitungcn
iiir Die ndfitc @abl SIT beginner unO
oo5u 81 belien, boB bic 3abl Der 400.
600, Del6e Dor brci &abren bel Der
NrGiiocntcnmabl iojioliitiid) itinlm-
ten, iid gleidiaIlS perooppeIt.
@icoer elm Gip6tGcrie.
Seilmittel, boS iclbit in Den 8ciabr.
lid)itcn SGucn pirtiam iein ioQ. Ga5
Wfittcl lit fein Germ, CS miro III bcn
&ols bcs Fotientcn gcbloien lnb ger
Itort ulle Cipbtberie 9u5iucn. Trof.
HrlOolf @mmerid in Wtijnhen lit Der
Grinder oieies ScilmittcIS unb bat cS
nFpocpanalc" genonnt. 9leIbt nod
o%bjlnuortel, mie iid, oEpocponolc" III
Scr 0ritlihen Yroria %bcuGbrt.
N6oIf brandt ocr0crouSs
9cbcr elmer &unIt 3Citidlrift lit mc.
0eu 9cIcioiglng Oc& Geihsfan5lers
81 onocrtbolb >Sobrcn @~ciungnib
perlrrtbcilt mprben. @cId)iebt inn
3tett. 3uaetragenCn &latld Der boa.
ortigitcn Sortc idldt cr ais blontc
Sbutiudcn in oie @cIt, Inn bell CT
Itcn @conltcn bcs 6clltidcn Heid)ca,
Den Mcidsfnn5lcr. moroliid tobt ST.
MAIDEN. Sn Den @crld)tapcrbonolun-
gen ml,btc bieicr Observation-Disclosures
EreB.ganbit 5ugebcn, ouB ieine BE.
lhuloi9unecn oQe unO ieoe 9egriin-
Dung entbcbrcn. Sir iold)e ebrub-
idnciocriife EreBENiipel lit @efdng.
nib Die einSig rid)tigc Stroic. In,
ocrtbolb Sabre lit in oiCienr Sale noe.
Mig gcttug.
GuH .N.sD. SOurnuloiG 0 NE
mercc" i6reibt: ,9tie 5l,por mar in
0iclcnl San0e 10 uiel 8elo in Girfll.
lutlon, ais ictt. gu Nnfang pieics
Wtoruts bottc Die 0ciummtlumme 3,
SI6,36S,696 Collars CREDIT. ilber SO
Collars uui icOcn &opf Der @cpolfe-
rllng. In Enpicrgelo alein mureil
cs iibcr 21S3l2 Wallipnen. Gle 3obl
Scr @unfnoten Der National.9anfer
ipuf)It NIT icbcm Gage. Iie Wiin5en
orbciten inter &olonmpf; jcOcr
San1pfcr, Der Don europa fontnlt,
brin9t 1robc Summen 8olo, uno oie
Sd,iile, Die nnd) Dem Muslanoc geben,
ltebnlcn arnbc Saoungen bon unie.
rcn 6ornproouften nit, beren 8ertb
lid Oiclca >Sohr auf 1000 Miaionen
Collars belGuit. Sit es nidt 3eit,
bon Der Eonit in Scr Gergangenheit
5t 'prehen?"
@os bat eigentlif Ser
Satt'Hunlnlcl 5u beoeltten. Wie bel
ben Wonopcru beiBt'S: &in in bic
&ortoiieln! Rnus aus ben &ortof.
fclr! &in in sic aortoffeln! Grit
gebt Gait nod Berlin; oonn miro Die
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Wnnn Mnrh Hnnn.

IS itarb am 6. gtobenber 1907 Nnua MarD
Tapp, geliebte Saith hes oeritorbeneH 9ouruc
Napp. &erlparnte li1o 6reunoe Der SamiIie
iino ein9elaoen Der 0eeroi9una am Souutao,
giadDmitinas 3 llbr. bon ibrer 'gSobuing, ytr.
100, NorosGnrIton' Strnbe, aus bci5uiuobHcn.
Her busy hands are folded,
Her work on earth is done,
Her trials are all ended
Her Heavenly Crown is won.
Bon ibrcn Sinberu.
Our GRANDMOTHER now has gone to rest
Beneath the tree of life:
She leans upon the Savior's breast
SO free from pain INC strife.
Our Grandmother's troubles now are past,
Her pain diSturbs no more,
But Jesus In his arms at last.
Bore her to the Heavenly shore.
@pn ibrcn Gnfeiu.
(91t-I
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Qurrainc,

Walertff. = 4arfartia. - Srieofid.
8eiilit bon Ialbroof cine uno cine bnlbe
Mcile. Mount @unr' gSaoopns uno Gnrraines
SSaaaon bireft bis sum Giuanna. 0eihe 3es
lcrbone. e%iaot.9iirenn In, ~sluciten Slnr oes
Linton 7ruit"'8ebinoe, Charles. unh 1ahcttc.
Strabe. (lIai4 1S,S&S)
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Sn Eoris Sat Gnbc % on
Der Die internatipuole Metcr-Gonfe'
rclli 9etnat Die aue ied)s Sabre ii''
ldmmcn tritt. Gs milroc conItutirt,
onb Die @eicbaebung iiber Die metric
lfen MuBe unb 8apidtc III Den Ieb.
ten Sobrcn id)0nc Sortidrittc gcnlad,t
babe, 10 Dab in naber 3ufunit oic
aIlgenlcine Ampcnbun9 oeS mctri'
if)en Spitelrs beporitebe. Ser Comic.
rci,5 mobntc jl,nl critcn Dol Elm SeIe-
9irter G~nnobo's bel, ipcil bic britild)e
He9ierung ibrer groBen merifoni'
ldlen &olonie sic %3ulttnmnng er.
tbcilt bat. iih Der Meter.G onpentioll
at5uihlieben. 80 gules liebt, per'
oeit lid Id)lieBlif aud Die Tereil1ig'
ten Staaten gum metriihen SpItenl
hcfcbrcn miliicn.
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SpbcSfGQe.

einpu @insberg, 70 Sabre alt. 9r. 1913.
NorosSiabs S.raBe. &. gtooembcr.
Setmah 9inteI, 81 Sabre alt. Tr. 1901.
G~ootiies Sirabe, I. Nopember.
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NuiulanS's tirfiide 8Goer,
Gauitable. g ebauoe, voitan,t aeseu. etets often.
(Iu022-)
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Iphn I. Gcin,.

IS ltdrb HaO fur5cm 2eioen am g. NouCmbCr
1907. mn SO llbr Wiorgerts, Subn &. Sciu5,
@atle bon WtdibiIoe pein8, iii ieiHcm II. Sc
.ylatnittdgs ? llbr, bon Der @obning ieineS
Gobnea. 9ir. 1908, QiabtsS Irnbe ans auf scr
n@coar Sill @Crletern" iintt. (313-.N
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Sirhlidle Nu5cigcn.
2ipns=8emeinoc
MsriammInnas.Mnaei9e


uWcrcInigtc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
S1mltuB, oen q, gtppenlber, GbelloS 5 ubr,
8enerais%erianlmlullg ulo domination Der be
aInien III &arld)'s Naue, 9r. AIS. ISelt.Sega
lngtonsStrGBe. 9iitIertbetnctoe merben nm
90 Gents belIruii.
Sarl 9nucpp,
(3l2. 49, Selretar.
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WtarN Wuubs,

WiarH @uubs i'm IS. gebelsid6re. Die Neerbis
gulg ftnoet Samitng, yiatmittags 3 llbr, auf
Der rQNeiler1t 0elnetern" lott. (312-13l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

%n bem Sorbcn-Fro5cB
bat ser piiienifoitIid)e Sahpcrlt0nt
oiQc Ct. Siridfelo cine ToIlc 0cipieIt,
Wtit >ieicn SohperitGnbi9cn it's eill
ciNcn cling. Sic boben lid %geiuohn'
lid) cine Gbeoric 5lrchtGclcQt uno
oorolli idmoren Tie. Die InIid)tcn
Qrbcn obcr, mie iibcrtuupt in Ger
Gr5tlihen @inenihoit, oft wcit aus.
einonOer. 8oS lit wiiicnidoItli6c
Wabrhcit??
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

@eihGftsfhhrer G. ". Seinj, 8obnun8:
6. & 2. l2i u @aIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Sn Nlabipoitof iinb bic
oortiGet llierbautell. meld)e nit ci,
ncm Iuinono bon 10000 Hubcl or.
rtdtet lpnrbcn. 5uiammen gcitiirSt.
Tilrd) oicicu 3iiionumenbrild) lit nan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

&n Golcop, Gbto, BADEN
Oic @iirgcr gc5cigt, bob lie bon elmer
Sonnto9s. 3lpongsiode nid)tS piiIen
mollcn uno Dem republltonllt@n
WtauorSs Gonbiooten @artlep Ser cr.
Hart bate, Sen SonntoQS. Gefel lett
5uidrouben 81 ipollcn cine gcIoljcnc
Nicoerluge bercitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

AnS 9tn9en mirb iiber
sic oicSiGbriec @cin,@rntc CEDRIC
ben: 0as Heiultat Der Gele lit Elm
boIber @erbit i'm G.uantrm un0 Die
G.uulii0t cine m%ittclmGBlgc. Sr Dem
Nobegebiet lit Scr GurtinnlttasG r-
trag MIR Elm IicrteI-Scrblt.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-06-20
Tar Heel Notes.

A special order issued from the Of
flee of the, Adjuntant General accepts
the Beaufort division of naval mill
tia and also a company of infantry Of
the First regiment at Shelby. Anoth-
er order disbands Company NJ of the
3D. regiment at Sanford upon recon-
mendation Of the inspector general,
who found In April that the company
did not meet the requirements of the
law.
State Auditor Dixon says that
great numbers of CORPORATION reports
are now coming In. The entire time
of one of his clerks is devoted to cor
poration matters.
In few days there is to be a vote
on the new county of which jones'
boro-Sanford will be the county seat.
1t is said that only three votes will
be cast against it.
Both the North Carolina Senators
and Congressman E. Y. Webb were
appointed to attend the funeral Of
Senator Morgan, of Alabama.
At Federal Court at Charlotte,
Franc F. Jones plead guilty of en-
bezzlement. He returned $4,000 IF
the stolen money to the bank.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-06-20
TURNING TO BUTTERMILK
DRINKING.
DRINKING.

OIGlNN h1NNG.
Food is bound to be a topic for
discussion when New York women
get together, it is said. They talk OF
the favorite dishes and drinks of
each; of the merits and dement's Of
various restaurants, and so on. They
boast OF their knowledge of the art Of
cooking and of their joy in eating. So.
1t must be a dreadful blow to Manhat.
tan housekeepers to hear they must.
feed their families on buttermilk If
they wish to be fashionable. The
R~oosevelts have taken up the idea. In
the White House, trapped buttermiIk
with tiny cubes OF pineapple, bits of
orange and berries is served. Out at
Friendship, the summer home of John
R Mclean, the President, on a ride,
stops at the farm house for a glass
of buttermitk. Frozen buttermilk.
long appreciated by the epicures OF
New Orleans, has been introduced in
the North. 1t is sweetened only slight.
ly and the tart flavor is not lost
New York Press.