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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
Trio Of ,Fashion Hints.

Broad bands of cretonne yelled with
chiffon are used by Paris designers as
trimmings on foundation skirts of
handsome net and lace costumes.
Black spangled trimmings in novel
effects will be popular for silk gowns
this season. Black passementeries in
new designs are also shown.
Owing to the somber colors Of many
Of the new materials and the mixture
of black in many fancy fabrics, black
trimmine will be used greatly.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
Chic Touches of Ribbon.

There is no end to the varied use of
ribbon. Sashes, it seems, were never
SO much worn as now. Usually they
are disposed with long ends and tied
a little to one side of the back or
front. Nearly all the skirts seen at
the autumn opening of great Rue
de la Paix house were fastened at
one side of the back. It was odd, but
really attractive: The fastening was
perfectly obvious and ornamented
with buttons, bows of ribbon, or little
passementerie ornaments, to cover the
space of six or seven inches necessary
for the opening.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
in shadowing the uncertain yello
tinge beneath.
A Rare Get.Up.

A large black satin hat worn at a
club reception had chinchilla crown
and lovely drapery Of old lace falling
over the brim, while at the side was a
bow of old-world embroidery in dead
colorings. 1t was worn with q chin.
chilla and lace stole and nun with a
great festocn of lace at one side, and
last. but not least, on the muff and
:'orsage were clusters of dahlias., The
frock itself was of geranium blue
cloth and the combination of colors
was exquisite.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
Black and White.

There is a great deal to be said for
the black and white toilette. For in.
stance, a beautiful white casino cloak.
reaching to the ankles and cut in cir.
cular shape, was simply trimmed with
four-inch band of white soutache on
black velvet ribbon. There is nothing
new about this mixture, but 1t was ex-
tremely effective, and stood out in
a crowd, at once proclaiming the wear
er to be a well-dressed woman.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

grapes and other similar fruit in about.
two and half months from shooting.
l am here working, more or less, on:
the results obtained by Sir William
Siemens, who employed a simple sta
tfonary arc. We know that with his
comparatively primitive installation he
secured ripe and strong-flavored
grapes in from two to two and a half
months from date in December
AS result of the present expert
ment have been frequently asked il
the application will be extended to
field work. No doubt it will be the
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

get him to run for president on the
Democratic ticket next year. He'd be
elected sure.'
Mr.. Lee is tall and straight, keen
eyed and shrewd looking. He is rich,
too, and is looked upon as person
of consequence in his home section
He dresses plainly, explaining that he
is too busy to bother about clothes,
but there is something in his bearing
which marks him as man above the
ordinary. He owns hostelry at Den
ton which he has named the John D..
| Rockefeller hotel" another mark of his
esteem for the oil king.
Besides his firm conviction as to Mr.
Rockefeller's right to an ante-mortem
monument, Mr.. Lee has equally strong
ideas about how the monument should
be built. In fact, he has superintendent
the work as far as it has gone, and he
has helped with his own hands on the
foundation.
For months Mr.. Lees teams have
been busy hauling stones of all sizes
to farm two miles from Denton,
where the memorial is to be erected.
These stones range in size from peb-
bles to great boulders, and they are
being piled in a heap for the founda.
ton.
In the language Of Mr.. Lee, every
rock in the pile stands for a noble deed
Mr.. Rockefeller has DONE"
1t was limited by a frivolous and
slangy person that the multitude of
rocks might we'll be symbolical of the
richest mans pile" but Mr.. Lees
project is serious one and he de-
clines to notice the suggestion.
Surrounding the rugged foundation
will be heroic statue of Mr.. Rookie.
Teller, and about its base four tablets
will tell of his good works.
Mr.. Lee expects to spend $4,000 on
the statue itself. He has ordered the
statue from a bronze casting firm in
New York, but of this particular fea.
ture he declines to talk. It is evident
that he is preparing to surprise his
neighbors when the statue comes
along.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

means Of bringing the question of cleo
tro static application for field work
to the front. After all, If we admit
that in the open it is impracticable,
yet, considering the development of
cheap roof construction, with roofs
that can be rapidly removed, there is
no reason at all why electro culture on
big scale cannot be brought within
the sphere of practical science for an.
plication throughout the year.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
TO WEAR WHEN VISITING.
Effective Costume in the Latest
Caprice Of Fashion.

Face cloth in pretty shade of fawn
IS employed for this dress. The skirt
has a plain front breadth; the back
and sides have an added piece at the
foot, which is trimmed with embroi-
dered galloon.
The blouse jacket is edged with gal.
loon of wider width, and is strapped
with the cloth at each edge; the
shoulders are cut with rounded epau.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

Grain Growers TroubIes.-While it
is sometimes difficult to secure hired
help for the dairy farm. the grain
grower has more serious troubles
along this line. His rush comes all
ut once and a scarcity of help means
a great loss.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
PHYSICIANS FORTUNES.

Large Estates Left by Medical Men
Last Words Of Famous Doctors.
Nothnagel, who died alone in his
room, noted his own symptoms to the
last. A letter to his assistant is said
to have ended as follows: Written
late on the evening of July 6, just
after experiencing these severe at
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

trimmed with rosettes of spotted tulle
and. two shaded ostrich feathers.
Materials required: Seven yards As
inches wide, five yards skirt lining.
three yards silk for lining blouse
jacket, and galloon according to
width
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
Making Assurance Doubly Sure

WakIH9 5dHee 00u0Iy 0ure'
A seven-year-old had great appe-
tite for buckwheat cakes, and could
stow away an amazing number. One
morning his grandfather, who was
watching the performance, asked:
Have you ever in your life had all
the buckwheat cakes that you could
eat?"
Eyes, SIR" replied the boy. Lots
of times I've felt I'd had enough"
How do you tell when you have
had enough?"
II just keep on eating until get a
pain, and then eat one more to make
sure"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
As a Pedestrian.

Il need advertising" said Hamlet
Fatt.
I'm that case" sneered Yorick
Hamm," why not try to beat your
record from New York to Chicaso9"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
Botanical Verse.

"The vervain, the gentain, the aster,
the tansy, all are peculiar to the fall"
How we'll informed you are! You
must roam the fields a great DEAL"
mot at all. l read the magazines"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

paste a picture Of some kind on the
front; the top may also be ornamented
with flowers, either painted or glued
on. 1t will be quite an easy matter
at any time to unfasten the lid.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
No Mother.in.Law.

'The type writer is the child OF the
printing press says an exchange.
That's all right. but no one ever heard
Of fellow marrying a typewriter and
getting printing press for mother.
in-law.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
In q scrape.

I'm in scrape this time for sure"
observed the vaccine germ. as the doc.
tor scratched him into the patients
cuticle."
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
HOMEMADE SAVINGS BANK.
Easily Constructed from, a Disuseh
Cigar Box.

A good use to which an old cigar
box may be put is shown here; one
of the smaller boxes that are almost
square should ,be chosen. The lid
must be securely glued down, then an
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

At the Pawnbroker's Ball.
Miss Sparkelstein-Dot vos very
striking costume, Misder Loanitski.
Vot character do you representa-?
Mr.. Loanitski-Die suit vos little
idea of my own. represent Ready
MOney.-Puck.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26
A Modern cornelia,

A Modern corneIia.
The New York woman was display.
ing her diamonds.
The Brooklyn woman was not en-.
vious.
these are my Jewels" said she
simply, pointing to her two rubber
plants.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

natural processes and role performed
by the various agencies will be use.
full. AS we all know. the essential
food elements of plants are carbon
which the leaves of the plants absorb
from the ambient atmosphere-and
Eitrogen-which the plant, by means
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-12-26

The door of opportunity is not much
use to the man who is asleep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

un0 neroen ~2Ilae6ote oaiijr nabr.
i6einlid in ser nG6iten ISOLDE aus
geidrieben mcr0cn. Gle griide miro
aus Goncret 8ebailt u10 $4,000
%toiteIt.
GOnfereu5 NIT 6ru. 6irit.
Wapor WabooI Bate gcitcru cine
Gonieren5 nit 0rn. 6ranf Shirt,
@%rdiiOenten Der ,Sduitarp Goutrael.
ing 60" ii6cr Ocn Gontrott ueGcu
6ortidniiuug Der &iidenubidGe etc.
.Sn Scr uddItcn N8odc miro Oa2
S6ieOsgeridt tpcncn Iciticbung Oc9
@ertbes ser DHcOuction Yllut" un0
oe3 on0eren GigcutblmS Der Som.
paanie ieiue Siblngeu beginner. IS
iNeint aber, ais o6 WlaDor O}abool
Gle bonn lGbtcu StaOtrutb nnAenoms
meme ajinoigutl 0ca Gontrott9 5lpis
lden Ser Stu0t mo Oicicr Gonlpognie
3t mi0crrlticn U~eriltden miro, "a lei
uer 9nii6t mad Die 6orti@uiiunA Ser
&ii6cnobiGQc Ourh Die Gompogtic
bili1er mlo better bciorgt mcrOc1
fam, al9 our6 Die StnOt.
Rod Gin Numb 6| rctbcn.
M1apor MobooI bat AcItcrn nod
Elm HunOidreibcn an Die 0cporte,
mcnt5 Goritcber crloiicn in mcldcn
cr 0ieielbcn ouiforocrt, nit Den
StoOtrntb3 N~it1lieOcru jlum @eiten
Der Stoot, 100 iih sic @ele0enbcit
oo}u bietet, juianmcn 81 urbcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
Sruncmnnf0ana unO llntcrgang.
Nns yNcttcr.

1iir WurplonO ltn6 Sen 9iitrift
Columbia 6crrtc bcluoIft m1O Nbcn0@
o0er morgcn (Somitog) McGcu; UNI
i~pringcnoe MinOc.
0citcrn mar bic b06Ite Scnpcrntlr
y @ru0 I'm , l(br NndntiituQ3 nn0
sic gicorigItc 80 @ro0 nnl ) llbr
WorgenS.
Sn ben onOercn 9mn0cS . Wctter-
9eo6oAtungS. S%totioncn murocn &c.
iteru Die ioIgcnoen nieorigitcn Gem.
pcrotllrcn per5eidnet:
Goitport ~, TortIonO 16, Bottom
As. NlbonD ~, Hcm.Oorf 4S, EhiIo-
oclr6iu -. Nltlontic. Gittu IS, @oi6.
ington rs, Noriolf SO, &nttcroS 81.
GborIcitou "A, Sopounob GS. Sad
ionpiae y, &llpitcr a, Seer. g9clt rs,
9ttlonto GO, MontQomcrp G6. @olpc-
Iton GS, Cincinnati 5G, Nori6 Flottc
80, Eitt8bur9 l8, SSmego 10, @uffo-
10 10, Glcpelon0 30, 0etroit 49, vi
peno 81, Morqucttc II, @reeu 9np
rs, Chicago 80. Gulut6 3S, ct. Yonl
30, ct. 2ouiS 56. Gonio8.Gitn 81,
Onlo6u 81, @uron 80, 9iamord IS,
@iQiitou 80, SABRE i6, Selcno II.
Ncm.S rlcoua "A, Corpus Gbriiti GS,
Salt 2ofc 80, Go09c-Gitp As, EoIc.
itinc Ga, Mcnlpbi3 GO, 9enpcr II.
Cos Nngclc@ IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
Critics Sdlnfs GOn5crt ocS HCnbOoD.
Snititnt5.

Gas brittle SdlltBColtjcrt Der Stlt'
oircnoen 0c9 .Ycoboop %nItitlt2"
fan0 geitern Nbeno IN Der groBCr
Noae itott mo mar O0iiclbe nid)t MIR
oll5Ac5cidmct bcill6t, ion0crn mruBtcl
Sunocrtc por 8cill6ern micoer INT
febren ou iclbit Die GOr6olc Oid)t nit
Wtlriiffrclunocn gcfiiQt mar. IS mar
i0mmtIid 0lltcs Wioteriul, lpcldcS I'M
&nititlIt ieinc Nhtabiloung %NciltnOcn.
Die 2%eiitlngcn Der Stuoircnocn luu.
rem nor3iiglid, uno miiBtc man lpirfs
lid Woiicr in ben Ocean trugcn mol
len, iueltll man Die cil15clncn SCiltlln=
gen Der Wfitmirfen0cn nod bclonberS
loben ipolltc. WoS Die lcBtcn 0rci
Nbenoc on mtiifuliiWcm a0mcn &C.
3ciat 6oberL 5eigt, BOB rmicr DEea-
bo0p- Snititllt Elm Sebrerpcrioltol be-
iiBt, peldeS iid) bencn glcider (Sn.
%Ititlltc III Nmeritu o0er europa mir
Dig oil bic Seite iteQen fam. @oE
Den Stu0iren0elL mcl6e g~citerl
Nbcn0 Die 3ub0rer 0llr6 ibrc Seiitln
gen .crirclltelt, limo mc6rcrc, mie Sri.
Moronrct Y. Fplc, >pclde bcreita bel
cinem CONCERT Ger nSormouic" olti.
gctrctcn lit, ooer &r, &, @crtrom
Yedcof, lpclGer in elmer STRIDE ais
SoloI1ngcr ongcIteat lit, nortbeilbuit
IN Der Oeifentlihfcit bcfonnt, mo
lperocn Oiciclbcn gcluiB niht pcrfcb-
len, iidl cincn Nomcn IN Der Wtliif.
melt ST MAIDEN. 0oS Yrogramm gcs
tern Nbcn0 mar: Sri. NIu9llto Sod.
Jon, Wcubelaiobn'5 o|rGl1toc unh
6llge" in @,01w fiir OrgcI; Sri. Gil
lo6ctb q. @cIt 2iS5t'9 ollngoriihe
Gbontniic" fir Eiono nit @c0leititnQ
zines 5~lueitcn Yiono9; tSrl. Notel
glnri0gc, 9bomoS' 9lric ans nWiig.
non" iiir Sopron; Sr. Norrp Sofo-
lobe, &oGner @ilbelmi'3 Ercialico
aus Den uWfciitcriingcrn" fiir @io,
tine; &r, SrcOerid @coucr, u. Gllil-
mont'@ Sonotc IN G-lfoQ, >. ltno 3.
Sat, iiir OrgeI; &r. 4. Nertrom
Eeocod, Sdubcrt'9 Ser @onocrer"
llno Dl(nNeonlo" fir Barton; Sr.
EouI @caS, Gbopin'S oNnoonte
Spionato" uno .Eolonoiic" fir
Eiono; Sri. Morgoret y. &plc, Sou.
icr'S pl(nGoriidc &bopiooic" fiir %io.
line; Sri. Gliiobctb Nlbcrt, 0oni-
5etti's Nric ans .2ltcio" iiir Sopron;
6rl. Noiilte MorriS, MlbinItcin'$
~Eiono Gon5erto" in 0-Wtoa, Mooe-
roto olioi, Tn0nntc, gQc0ro, nit &c.
glcitlH1a Der Srgcl lno 0c9 Strcid).
ord)elter0 bon Stuoircn0cn. 2cbrcr-
3eilgnilIe cmpiin1cn ourf 9ircftor
Sdrol0 NanOolpb Sri. &clnto &oulS
BON baltimore, Sri. Wor0oret Game.
ron MnIton BON annapolis, 9ciOe
'iir Flono mo Competition mo Sr.
Ircoerid 3. @eopcr aus @cllefonte,
va. iilr Sr1el. Sclltc 9lbcno firloet
has lcbte CONCERT itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
Bur WcnhtNnn.

Scr p9cntiar Gorrripouocnt" uiurmt ~ ieOer
9ett Srrid)tc nui iibcr @%rrlObmtnru, Nudt6riten,
@ebmrstunc, aotocue uuO ~iilOeruc SSdlSeitcu,
observation-disclosures rte, nit ben ginmeu Der
Au,urinbrn, bic nDrr ocuttidI nridrirbru iein
i%Ulten. Mud scrIounE NOti5cu pcrOen nCru
auiacnumnlru. Sic GiuienScr iOlder Seridte
mitiru nDer iBrcn Tameu u%nteridrciDcn uno
por 2nrm niht ueracTcu, luu bic 6eitiidieit
~itnttinnb - Strabc mo S~ausuummcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
217 o. 8altimorcnr.

Sin idOncs unS niitlides 0cidlenf
fir InscbOrise lit INNER cine Iebens-
groec photographic ober cine flint.
lerildJ ppacnoetc Gopic zines aIten
SiISes In Grapom, @aHcriarbe, Del
oSer Ealtca. Die id6niten Gabinrt.
bilScr MIR ST prO Sntenb.
Snlins Scbbcl, oeutider photograph,
CO., 321 0orS.8 aa. Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
Weloicnonuaeu

1ab SeutlhlanS "a Gents pro Warf,
nod OeItreid 2o1a Gents pro arone.
Forto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon uno
mad Gentidlano. IeiiepGiie, @ed-
lel, ereoitbrieie mo ansIanoiid1es
8elo. Sbeo. $. 0iener e &c., git
plt-9altimore.S trabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

Scr a INN lung Scr 2auo-
brtettr0gcr. - Ter 8erein- ser
Son0bricitrGger BON 9ultimore.Go .
OelIen Er0libent Charles Iopiton BON
Sonlpltcoo lit, belt geItcrn 9lbeno in
Der Central &nllc oes yGbriltlid)en
%ereinS illnger M0nner" cine Ser.
lonntllutg uno ermdblte 9elegotcn
sur Stoots- &ereiniguna, Die mieocr-
nm Gelegatcn 5itr Notiprol &ereini.
gln1g criuGhlt. Ter YrGiibent oieicr
Gcrcinigling reprGientirt sic 2onoz
brieftr0gcr i'm Epit. Gcportement III
@olbington. Serr Sbos. g.. Scarce,
Stoots. ErGiioent ulo Mitglieo' oeS
ScreinS Der 2onobrieitrGger bon Dol.
timore-G county, lit Gon0ioot fir sic
SteIle oeS T%rGiioenten ser Rational.
Sercini9rng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

9nS 9orrcou will GcIfer.
- Ter 9oltimorcr 9orreolt-@ ereiil
miro benz Wopor in Scr nGditen &c
giSlaturiibnng bclferL before gc-
ItcllcrungSgeicte fir Baltimore 81 CT.
6nltcn, un0 fir oieicn 3wed Got Sr.
Gonmop ". SomS, GrGiioent Oe@
@ercinS mo Yr1Iiocnt oeS Steuer.
NppclotionS9cridJt9, Elm aus 0en Gin.
m6lten M. 81. @oltcr, Heomono 6.
Steiuort, George @eemS @iQiomS,
". Burns Srunolc unb WorriS u.
Soper beltebenoeS Somite crnonnt,
Ou@ porIGufig ooS iogcnonnte n5or.
renS 2on0sSpItem" mlteriltd)en uto
Odriiber bcrid)tcn ion. NlS Gomitc
fir Die Eoiiirlung Der Dor bier Sohrclt
bon Den &S. Nrtbltr Geo. 9rolpn,
Geo. u. @iqiS, Stenenionn q. @il.
liomS uno SoIepb s. Sronce ollSgcor.
6citetcn neltert Corporations Dill er.
nonntc Gr6iiOent Cams sic anipGItc
Ge @urren $. HepnolOS. &oriiter,
Cumberland; Glenn $, @ort6ington,
6reoerid; s. augltltilS Maion. So,
aerstopn; ). Goipin @ebiter, 9cloir;
Gomin $. 9rolpn. jim, Gentrepiac;
Scope $. 9arroll. Gbeitertorun, mo :.
6ronf Sorper, GentrepiQe, lie MIDI
Itc SobreSueriommlullg bes 8erciliS
fiu0et pom 4. bis 6. Suli in Seeon.
Gitn Mo., Itott.
GineGboncef iii Ii6ter.-
Sic Baltimore Sameston Commit
lion %oficrirt golbeHe. iil6erne nn0
bron5ene WchaiIlen fir poiienoe Sic
ser, Die noh Den Welooien .Morp-
lnnb," oTirie" ulo .GoS Sternen.
banner" anlGBlidl Der Baltimore
Sog-Seicr ouf Der SameStolun Nus
itcaung om 81. Sltni 9eiitngen uer-
ben founen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
y9itlantie Gitp Spccial."

Gnrhaebcuoer 3us nit Buffet
Yarlor GorS uno GoadeS perldBt
Baltimore iiber oie Ecnniplponia
9abn nm 2.10 NahmittasS al @o.
dentngcn uno longt INN 5.45 Nod.
mittago III 9tlantic Gitp an. (t51)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
. Ga}c.H

9r. IA, @cit- 5apctte- Strahe, Sarl
SdDmlot, Snbnber. @iirsbargrr Suf-
bran friidJ am 3apf. Siners, sunpers
a Ia carte. Ter Spmmcrgnrtcm iett
fnr bns Enblifnm oifcn. (qprt,t,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

9oicbalL.- Die Orioles" iino
5~uicbenoS pom llnaliid pcrfoI1t. Sic
luurocn geitern in Eropioence mieoer
gei6Iogen II. bobcn Nun 5cbn Spiclc
noh Der Hcibc pcrlorcn, Sic lteben
jeBt an 5lpcitlcbtcr Stellc. @on belltc
bis 5lm 10. Sum- iucroeu iie dni bet
miid)er Groe ipielcn unb iid boiient-
lid miebcr nIfroppcln. Sclltc ipiclen
Tie 9cacn Den GllIb bon Nohclter.
Gic g~eitrigen Spielc Der 5ilr oltlifcn
&igo aeborenocn @nlcboll Clubs bat.
ten iolgcnoe0 Ncilltot:
0nororu- SnIsIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
Sine grnicli9c @cihid)tc.

9ei GQicott.Gitp ioate cine Gngclmo-
derin cntOedt Woroen iein. - Gin
gtcgcr, melher Die angeblibel
&cidnomc in &iitcn b~elrabcn
butte, mllroc per6oitet. -SoS sic
llntcrIudung crga6.
llnicrc biibidc @oritoot GQicott-
Gitp bate g~citern lire Seniotion.
Giuc Glrgclmuhcriu ioIltc cntocdt II.
iibcr 80 &tnocSlcihcn, Die in aiitcn
DON ocnt Hcgcr GIipcr 8romu be-
gro6cn murOcn, onigcfun0cn Dor0cn
icin. Marid)oll Sornan uno Capt.
Humphrey, pelde pom 0en 0e60r0cu
bon GQicott.Gitp bcnudridtiat NOR
ben iuoren, ion0tcn Die GctcftipS cid
un0 9oug6crtD nod Der bilbi6cn
GorIto0t, UNI sic &er6reder 5t ergrei-
len, mel6e bel 0ieicr Gngelmo6crci
betbeiligt uorell. &or einiqen Gugeu
bate nGnli6 Gin Sun0 cine Site
ousgefrobt, 0eren Snbolt idredlid)
rod mo onideineno elm SdugIing
mar. Gie 2cteftip5 lieBen meiterc
gtahgrabungcn onitellen, unb liebe
ga, Is fam cine Site nod Der ouot-
rem ans Su1e2IiAt, uno aus Oenicl-
ben itrGmtc 0erlclbe ihrcdli6c No
0ergcrl6, mic aus Der 5llcrIt allfgc-
funoencu aiitc. Is mur0e allSiin0ig
gcmudt, DOB ein ltcgcr, Nnmeu@
Gliper @roruu, Oicic &iitcn begro6en
bate, unO criolgtc ociien &crGoftlmg.
IctcttiO Gougbcrtg bro6tc ieincn Sc
iungcnCn, Der onQob, Dob CT Die &i-
item BON &%cn1ano crbielt, Oo6 mciger-
tc lid Der NcgCr, 0cn Noncn Scr be-
%trcifenbcn Eerion 3u ncnnell. &iiil-
men Don cincnl idclBlihen &crbrc.
den inbcn sic Tctcftiu3 idon Dor III
rem inneren GIuge, bod) fonnte ieIbIt
Capt. Eltmpbrep gtihtS aus Dem BE
ger bcrol9brin9en. 9rolpn mur0c
pom Hi6tCr Grammar fir Die 9eb0r.
Oct1 bon Gllicott-GitD ie%itAeGolten,
urlO modtcn iif Die GcteftipS luieocr
an Die Nrbcit, INN Dem &crbrcden
nuf Den @run0 ST fommen. Gbc sic
Icteftiua @liicottsGitp nit ibrem Sc
Tangcncn ocrlicBcuL batter lie sic Dor
tigen Goftorcn Burns un0 Smcna
6eollftrngt, cine YoItmortcm llnter.
iuhung nn5uitellcn. Die 10 libel ries
6cnoen &iitet mur0cn III ocrcu
SpredBimmcr 9cbrod]t unO 0ie I'm
tcrludung ser permcintlidcn 3G Sim
Nc1lcidcn bcgonncn. Nicer idlon sic
critic Scihe crrpieS iid dis uidltS mci,
ter, ais cine olt2 fettem 6leiid) un0
Seifc bcrgcitcatc Eltppe. Ter aus
Seifc b~cltc6en0c &opi mar nit Sao-
rCn beOeft mo bnS 6lcii6 in cine
cincm mcnId)lidJcn &orpcr Ghnlide
6orm Qcoriidt. I'm Sen Sails hing
cine S6nur nit elmer d)inciiihen
Miin5c. Sic Ocifnung ser 3%ipcitel1
un0 0rittcn un0 picrtcn II. i. II. &i,
item crgob 0oiielbe Heiultot. Afir
bcItonben bic Sdmufiodcn mund)-
nal ans @loSpcrlcn n0er ionitiaem
6iQigcn &rom. Go0urd 5%criicl Der
gnn3c ihone Sroum in elm Nidt5,
mo tonlcn sic 1etcftipS, ncld)c nit
cr6o6cncr 9rult mo 10 itol5en @t-
iiiblCn noh Gllicott.Gitp gciabren
marclL nit icbr lonGcu @ciihtern
nod) Baltimore 5ltriid. Ger Neger i'll
%oifcn6or mei6ugge, umo purOc al
Oic 9cborocn bon GQicott-Gitp olls-
gcliefcrt, nm luobrid)cinlid) elmer Sr-
rcnonitolt iibermicien 81 peroen,
GoS @eipcnit GngroSsGngcImoderci
in Baltimore, pclhe3 pcriooiid ouf-
taudt, lit oIio nod nidt %ae6onnt Ii.
miro, mic @onqllo'S WPiIt, boIo mic.
scr uui scr 9iIoilGd)c crideincn.
9nS 9orrcou will GcIfer.
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,,Sm SenfcltInfd,eu.H

Nr. 81, @cit 9crinston . Strase,
!mpOrtlrtes @ur5bmrscr Spf6ram
friid am 3api.
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cfiSieaer etauo Der Clubs

Gincn quit paiIcnocn Summcr.gn 5ng
aus Dem bciten Wiaterial bergciteat
un0 3u m6bigen Rreiien iinOen Sic
bel u, &uierim, IL 9toro. @ltam. Str.
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be-
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TN auselgeH uub 9stenauseH eutsseeH aeHOHs.
merDrn.
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$50 Selobnnng
Sir Grsrcifnns nnS @crgaftuna
cincs SdiuinSIcrs,

her inter ocri6ieoenrn Gunleu, iuie ggeruer,
&idter, Announcements fit rnfere 3eitf6riit ent,
Geaen %riiltrli mo %ntiiiirt. MiiteleroB. bIpnS.
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WdttbetIit0 iibcr GeGerpdrttgen sulentbaIt CT.
bcten.
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