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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
m. 3. Chapman
Spai 60. -
8Oble HnS Gpfe gum y&reaksa.A
so gafGei GuunsGSOiEe Gpfe .......... $3.50
25 Guthel GDnneasnine Gpfe ......... .$3.M
sharp 1nb 2pmbdrS' Strn6e
HeIbe Geltphpne. (Son!a "
@cltcrn Iarglanb G4ienbabn.

.naeno 27, eeptbr. perlaBt Siuen.e atioH,
Sdglidl.
40 UlorgerS - S6ueupuft, Sugerstotun. ".
nno u. DIP, gSnhnesboro, 9bambersbnra uno
dis9enouluteH Sonntua, @arcod uEo guntber'
Ian0.
2.45 .ga6u. - Accommodation mad llricn'
@rioge.
*4.15 Nubm. = S~6nens@rpreb, Sauptliuie,
Sd1crstoiun. Sancod, SLippensbnr9 uno aus
genommei Sonnida 5reoerid uHo @ftflIifS'
burg tRnrlorsgSdgQon).
Snglitl, onsGenuntnlen spuutna.
100 Wurgens-0urf. y. ur| $. 80, uno edr'
isle.
$50 Moroeus-gfom. nab 9buru,ont,
"S.67 Dioreens-gScitern GItreb, 9Seifnttnlter,
a'ruceoine G5reberid), Gnlmiisbnre, Sbut'
)nt, gSahneSburo. @bamtsrsblirG, Ea9ers'
,uprt, Suncod, Cumberland, @lfins tsnftet'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
2.30 Mafm-Qaiptlinie, bfiIid bon. Gmorps
@robe. feruer gorf, Sutoper, GeftDseIrg nno
q. uro 8. Stb.
$40 3ahm.-gIfnm. lah 4eaneoer.
GLE Wbenos-sIlfom. RAD u~ntofsBrtoge.
9,ur Samitaas.
11.30 Mb~enoS-Nffpm. mad, union'Ertone.
Dur Eyuutans.
0.45 9I6eroS- Mifont. rd1 u1totsGrioge uno
61noper.
F0dlt niht an 4ennpIbnnia.stb setatiou.
u. 8pbcrticn, y. ID. SptpeI.
SicesPrif, II. @er. sI'odae., 8en. sR. sNpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

0nnn Der &aiier Stating G799-
1929 mo ldpfnoul CiS2O-lS5O).
@cro0c SlnAti6eua bat fmobl Don
ollCn in Sitting bcituttctcn (oturcn.
Eiiritul ooo prGdtiaitc @rabocnfnIol.
Die 2lnIoge ciUea ioIdcn Rcidlicbt IN
Der Ne1cl 10, onB 3unddit 0ua Bel
lucrf. Oic III Dem MfauioIcum lib.
rcnOc N}uruorbriidc, Die dllBcren II.
mueren (bore, EQAo0en, Ibtcr I'll.
lcc'n mlO 5ulctt cine 1rpBc Npferbnl
te Die 1uciit ouI poa herrlidItc uno
upridpcnocriiditg eiHlcriht,t lit
bcrgcitcllt werbeW IN Ner @alIe tic
ben prudtuoue Gronjcu u0 prad).
ti9C Gloliumca, mo Die Stilbir limo
nit ocn mln9erpoalter StiIercicu
bc0cdt. 9ichlina4 NeqcultGnOc oe3
peritorbenCu &errldjcrsrIAer0cn bl-r
in Der 3QllelplIfbqpHtytJQj0 Gu &c
inAern 8e6Gt8t9 agFpf 5HnItpoa olt91c.
iilbrtc Qcpf' dri ttgt bSler}n ncben lei
'A|
0cn Qcltidtcr 'd)f4lcn 2'e50nNen ocll
ucitcn Ga1m. bhltcr 0elien ebeuioll@
prGttil geitiftem &prboug fIcincrc
bCbogltt ciulCrujtetc, mobl uu@8c
~itottctc Sfla3uJuA0 SGreib3lutmer
liclcn, Ole aln ctpailcn 9tufcltbuIt
fijritliher &ciuhGr bcitimurt limo. IS
lit nGmlid) Die 4ilidt ic0C3 Moilcra,
non 3cit jt 3cit Mallinbrtcn III Den
WrubitGttcn 0er&prinhrcn 81 modcn.
Inn MIN bclllcmer mo idnclicr nod
Aiiiing 81 0clanGcn oils nit Der
S0nitc, bat ole &uiierlu Nittmc
Dor ctpo ied)a Sobren enc so sam.
lonlc Nn'dllB &lcinbobn an ole
Nubu Eetinl Nantau bullcn laiicrL
ocrcu iGbrIidcr 9etricbSucrluit iid)
ami 10000 Murf beldltit. Gin cin
5iAca Nol IN icd)a Sobren bat Die
@oiicrin Rc6cntin 0icit &obn be-
mist, iijr Die frcniOcn &cillhct Der
Nimliolcc'n lit lie ober non utbcrc.
HClborcm Ncrtbr. GoS @rab ic.blt
bciinOct it'd III aueu oicicn Wiulrio.
lcc'l inn &intrrlruno Der NpfCrbdlc.
Die @ruit bC0cdt Elm ,bobcr Gr0bil-
get, Der nit &inicn mo 3pprcnen be
piIuujt lit. ,En oicic @rllit miro bel
&citottlut1 Der ulf Der ioAenolmtcn
0rohcnbnbrc itcben0c bobc Sor0 &c
icntt mr0 Der Einaoll5 ST ibr init
elmer idruerrt.. muiiipeH uto Iid
icIbit pom iulcn uerricgeln0cn Stcil.
tbiirc iiir immer qeiHloiicu. I'm Ole
Cpirrhouc iclblt iiibrcn ringalm
%Iottiormcn nit bnra0bnlid)el Sin
uCL 10 0uB mani nben gIaltbt, oltr cI
ncr mittelultcrlihen 9lrg ST. mclle1.
GrflCttert nlQll eilten Der piclcn SIT
9cl in Der 9t0be 0cs { SIM. non
! Mmgtidcna3 8rob IiegcrOen W}all
|iolCuua 0ea &niierS SQotltdnA 10
CrbIidt lnull nor00ItlId) odpon ooa I'M
BAN bciillotihe 8rab pes rW9lildlt-
! dcn aniicra aman9hlp. Go9 @rob
i2jncr Ionte, Der aailerpl @ittpc.
Ger icBi8cn &e3eutin pnn Gbu'o, 1T
IN lutslina rrtma iiePFeell (o9crciien
in lln9litg, ,etlpQ iicbeh (n9erciien
pon Ecting, entfarnt, in Son. Gort
miro lie 1ebNl oen araBfn 9}nnoltu
@oiicrn anltqii (t66t1nt122) mo
@icnhma 0735-99) mo rpeiter in
@Cicaitoit ibrcr failerlid)et &ortub-
J ru: ora crItcn aaiiers Der icbt8cn
2pnoitic Sfimtihp G655-61), III
res -@cmohls 0iienien9 (tS5O-6D
uno ibrcs SobneS Gun9tl6i dS60-
! 1870 0crcinit non lhren tbdter
reidCn 9e6en alSrltben.
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Rcipcb bait 9luiprndjC,

Gr ipritt 3u 400 Der mt9ldn0iiden
}lrbcitcr, Die Rc9pcBsGitp boucn
hclicn, Dor Dem @crihtSQe6Gu0e.
Scine 9emertunQcu nit Sod-
rlrfcn beariiBt.
Nr. Charles NcapeB, Der Grbuucr
uon NcapeB Gin, DO itouO 0eitern
ont SUB Oe2 Shlohtenocntmola,
luGbrcnO Der Sdncc iicl, un0 belt an
ctpo 400 uitaldnOiide Nrbeiter cine
Nnipru6e. IN meIdcr cr 0icielbcn 81
tr0iten ltno SIT ucronloiien iltdtc, nnd]
RcSpeB Gitp jltrild}ttebrcn rmo Die
2lrbcit mieocr oui5uncbmeu.
sd babe &c5pcB Gitg 5t crbultct
beaomcn," ioQrc @err Heapeb LIMO
mcrOc meilr @ert p~olcuOcrL trob
alter CHARACTERIZATION, oic mir in ocl1
lScg qclcat lucrOcn. SD DerOe MIDI
niht an Gupit0u ElmpbrcD fehrcn,
ionOern mciH Compton cr0ifncu mo
ooa @cid0ft IorticBcu. 6ou9 &br
mir &ertrolrcu ihcutt u1O in Cure
gSohmngcu 5uriidfcbrt miro 2IIIc&
ihou rcdt mer0cu. SD bin r6rlidH
niid)tcrn mn0 fibre mcin @cid0ft am
thrift 2cieBlihcr lSciic. Soils Sbr
nidt 3uiricoen iei0, cruclnt Gin So.
mite llt0 Ih lpcroe Qcrn nit Gllrcm
McdtsomuoIt icocn Ncpiinidtcn
Eunft bciprcHcn, 9}inmt Sud obcr
fcinen Nmualt, Der MIR Gucr @clo
buben nil, obcr Gucrc l$ntcrciicl
btntenun lett. &h for0crc sic nod
malls olrf in Gltrc Seine 5~urijd}lfcb-
rem. ,Sn ctlun elmer Modc miro @lQc9
mieocr I'M @cIciic iciu unO ih lucrOc
ollc IorOerumqcn bciricoi0cn f0n.
nCu."
Goroltf ilbcricBtcn polliihc, itulic.
uiihc un0 m0crc 0oumctidcr oCu
3lth0rcrn Die @ortc 0co 6rn. Mes
pes, moroui Die W}cnac in milOe Sod
rllfc fir ocn SpcfnIuntcu nl9brud).
ShlicBIif) 5critrcutcu iid Die WGn-
ncr, onihcincn0 5ufricocn nit Ocnt
Storo Der GinQc. luuicu0c Don
6%ltB9GnGcrn luorcn 3clt0cu ser Nus
iprohc 0ca @ru. Rc4pc6.
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Baltimore 9ampf Iadct So.

NNlt HWo dNuCIlutNHt VUISSIUIt.)
Ste Der. StaatensYoft bef6roernb.
Sampfrr gViratnta" lneu). uNlnbama,"
..an4.s h 'gi@ eureiu,'' dSeRneNse" .a"lf'iN
Camper fd6ren td9ItG, SonntneS uuseenorrs
men, bon ben oBdis9inie"sB Bic Rr. f0-1S,
2iaGt. etrnfc, $50 @benos. oireft mao CIb
Qoint Comfort, TorfoIi, 9~urtsmoutb unS allen
4uufteu Ses eiocns. 9'erbinbuno in Oh
Point Comfort nit Der &C. & 8. Gifeubabu~.
gtddo Rifmono, Serbtuouug in 8ortsnoutb mit
benz ySenbourb gltr Cine" irIioem Bulge nan
Portsmouth mo %gItInnta. Sn @orfolf Rerbins
bung nit Der r%EttIantic gouit etre," goytHlt
NH %ipefiIidh lro DID Dominion Cine fiadp
9eluberrt, g8af6ineton, 3.sG., a.6mpno, pa.
nm Nefpzg)orf.
Ra6l8citen nab europdtf6em Blame. Turn.
rlofe Stntiiten3tmmer, eIeftrifde 9eIeudhtuna.
9Gupfbci6unR, 9nieH fret. Seiernirte Railtens
thinner in ben @t1ets9iirenrr Der Bah Cine,
Gr. 107. Sfts9dIti1oresStrnBe; 9r. 506-508.
ginbtsStinbP; g. ". 6. office, Siiooftsgde ber
Baltimore uuo gnTbert.Strube: Continental
Truit @ntlnina" uno gIbaueb's Gr. 100, s9orb.
GbnrlcssStrube
Suhn o.. Ghetmuuo, 2. BrpuH n,
StcesVrdf. II. Sen. 'Wunaaer. Gen. Taf .,geem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

1oli5ii t. inWtouI.
eieI zines 0oppelgeipanns Der @oro-
ner 9oirp SO. fiel geitern Radmittag
an Galpert- uto 9oltimoreitroBe. 10.
li3iit 9. u. Sutton periufte, Den an,
Oeren @auleieI ieit5uboIten, bod
~ftiir5te auf) bieier. gei'm Soil trnt
hos Sbier ben Toli5iiten oerarti9 olt'
ocn red]telt Sub, ooB er oienitrni6bi0
lpurOe.
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", y. unO 81. IS. .. So.
,,9ie clcftrii6c Qinic"
nlrflriimc N~nlnitmnnnnns

Glcfiriine GalaitunggunS.
Sad 8niBiuGtDn 2eoe babe Stunoe bon
6.JU Mior8,ls us T,30 9Ibct0s NIB $50, $50,
1850 uuo 1900 laAi5.
9.adl annapolis SCoe StuHoe bon 6.45
Ator8crS bis 7.45 N6eno5 uuo $50, 0.45 mo
l1.46 IGht3.
SuGrprciS. On elmer Hidtung. Hanotnhrt.
ItGdb NSnibingtou ...... 15r. St.25.
ytut1 GlUUupuii5. ..... 6OC. Sf.0O.
Sir Nilctc mo Iu5fuEit ipen0c mar i5
an hu5 Viuctag'iirCua administration, fsurts
Musrur, naBc &criu6tuus9 tra6c, ooer man tcles
pbunirc an g.. x i. q. Saul $3.50 coer Ulnrus
luuN. GOurtlduo 1893. Ctprtl4.T&S)
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Sam nit clCftrii6cn I'm
Craft in Ncrit brunQ.-Nurrr
CARING Don 9tr. sol. Moro Wount.
itroBc, cin autiher iiir Die Ricc'idc
Sddcrei an NorO-@upitroBc fam &c.
tern NbcnO, ais cr Ole Mommlcnt-
Itrobe entIon8 iltbr, 5piihen Carroll
ne rn0 SprinGitruBc nit ciuem her.
obb0n9cnOen cleftriihcu 0robt in
@criibrltna mo crbielt eincn 10 itur.
fen S6log, 0oB er bepllBtlo2 polr
lcinem Site iicl. Gr mlr0c in 0tl
NnlbuInn5 oea noro0itlihcn Qiitrifta
nod Dem st. &oiepba,Noipital
ilberacfiibrt. SciN ,3uitouO lit uid,t
Iebcn@Acf0brlih.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

4ebrrr: a9iloe mir etllen S0b
rait @uorun.~ = 4diilcr: v9tod Der
Aybcit lit gut ruDll,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Mcrdamts e. Mimcrs transport. 81

Gnmpfcrs9iuie,
Tradlt NM 1aiiagiere.
= gindl Bottom uno benz Stcu.
SOnHtdg. Steuliug ltIo Sreitup. 8 llbr gtbenos.
= HGdl GruUiocucc ulo bent Sitcu,
SOnntng, WlitiUOh mn Sreit1q. 6 Nor elbertos.
> RAD NEWPORT Ncius.
1aali6, a"usgcnumnleU W}priua uuo Snmitag.
Is llbr Nbenbs.
. SrG1t ulaenumnten tnQli6 bis 8 tl6r giatni.
fir h~cufelber Iag ubfabreuoe Sampler.
ginh SaOnrnnb uno ocm Siioen.
SicHitug, Sonneritaq uno Sdmitdg,
g llbr gIbcnos.
:. u. Micgicin, Nacnt. &icr 3, Snb S..8nn.Str.
Sauptsgitrcnu: 8crTinns NIB 2igbt.Str.
fil3I&S-)
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M Gleftrifer IN 0cn MerfitGt

Scr Glcttrifcr in Den @erfItGt
ten Der llnion Eociiic 9ohn ii
0moho, Ncbr. 81, $. MiQiner, bat
cine &ofomotipc nit eillcm Npporot
fiir orubtIoic G%cIeGropbic periebcll,
bllrd) rpclHcn Die 3ug Gelcgropbi
item mn StationS Ngentcn IN Sen
Stnno AeicBt mcrocn ocn 2pfonnotips
fiihrcrn mGbrcnh Der Sobrt. 5lpiidcn
Den Stutioncll Signolc 5l geben, 10
0oB man nit ben 3ii9cn mGbrenO Der
Gobrt tboti1d)lit bcltGnOig III Ser.
%bin0rng blcibt.
Gin slid in Die 3ufunft
- @eltoarm: .@olen Sie iebt mil
GeGcil o0er nift2" = Strold: 81
ltcn 9ligenbIid, Serr @ad)tmeiiter,
i'd fuin bios nod nal ld)uca i'm
Struigciebbud) nodihlogen!"
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Marpluno G. gcunipIpania sabn.

7.35 8orm.. mad gort. aitsg. Sonntaes.
COS gorml., no6 Ielte. nur Soniliaes:
1870 gddm., mad Velair, rur Samitaes.
2.25 @nfm., mad Dorf. duSg. Sonntaqs.
4.05 9iadn., mad iNelta, MIR Sonrtdgs.
sos Nndlt., rad Seldir, nliS1. SoHrtaes.
a00 sl0enos, mad Seltd, ause. Gpuntnes.
tf0O Wbenos, nah SeIid, nur SofAitnes.
1870 slbenos, mad 9eIair, mise. Sonrtnes.
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Warmor. un0 @ranit:@ erfe.
e, Siladrtuer & eBbue. ia. .71s &Beftsgaltt'
mnresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

rsit Suri @strau9 in Der eambex' ntb wh
Rehabilitation UNI TO- 90 Gebnos.
Secferoirrn1 bon Naum L. t.af' ober yar'
IursgSneaonS, Gpeiieraten etc. tperben fhften be-
torat per Srlsstrp IN amen fol9efioen Btuef.
q, CT, ParI 1924. oocr Wso., Geurtlanh 1901 ;
mi. hobaI,s citation, g. 4 q, OBI. Sermon s12S:
9dmber, gtdtion SrformaitonSsgnrenn. g. y.
81. Raul ss8, o6er T2n., GonrtIaHo 27so; mn
slr. 62B, ghorTroaotu1p.
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Srnit. Gnmhnnnipn

Sruit. Gompagnien.
,,@turbIanb Srart Co." NoroueItgGe GlIbart'
uno BermnusGtraBe. @rier Seri6, Rtdits
bent; g. Q. 8~ir1mermalln, Geiretdr; Carroll
8un Neb, ~G6abmC:Iter. @
Baltimore Sruit 4 GuaraHtre Co.," Equitable
ButloiHq.
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@ei9dttss @egWetitr.
1Gfer., GDnSitOr' nno Sutel'
9ConrfSartifel.
she Nlptrs & Si6s Gu, i04 Sio'9ofuaro'Str

3eitungen 8eitidrifen tt;.
yzbe Baltimore gtcps Co.," Gaeio abetcron'
BITE, GafadftSfibrer. 31S 8eitsSetH;nHsSiF.
characterization, 1biiren, 5enIter'
rabmen. Quoen etc.
3ames Q. SuFsr & Co., lis uuo lit Sh'5re'
0ert6sStrabe. .
SsO. 8, sInaH & Bro. Ala 2is6titr.s 8erits.
NutionaI 0Qnfen.
rS9e Elb Eulpu gatlsual 9aut," @nts uuo
9geterrStrobe. Sacob %. Soof, 4tdiioellt:
.Senr1 2. Heoue, Galiirer.
"5Hettc Wattunahgenf," 432 Gahsgroaoipdh
q. y. lSagner, &aiitrer.
f'itcru National 9anl," ii gorosGutapsS!r.
~ Wtarriott. Sediirer.
nGritte National Snnt," ede Baltimore, uH6
gioribsStraBe. ---
'armcrs d YltrdaHtsi RutisaoJ BGaE,"
Souibs uno Gom5drosS lraSe.
'omwercial K 5armerS' ,edttuAal gaHG,"
n .peitsSde Soparo. unb 0erntnnsS trab be-.
s. ). BaIoptr, &aiiirer.
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2an0mirtbidaitii6e @eratbe un5
SGmereien.
9rTitS & surnsr &c., eos RprOsgacasgtr uBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

EGiIe sur Ieiie ms gnslanb Ge.
iurgt &. &aiuc, &r. 413, Sl.galti.
murcitrakc, uaBc Giiitum Suuie Noe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

I0oofQteH.
@Oolpb @ut6srlst, 8e6tsanpalt, 0r. 10. Oft
4ertug,oHsStrdbe =. & y. RboHe; ct. Raul
$50. N.
GGzbart sbimer, Me6tsanipaIt, Union 2ruft
Quiloinq, Baltimore, @io. Betoe Telephone.
Gatl u. VI. SdulB, 1876. 1923 aapzBpiIotHg.
@GitnUus SO 'b, POI. $50 GGIpert 8uiibirg.
Il. &m. EttnInHn, iii Notwithstanding.
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SUrnereten.
grtHitg 6 9urnsr &c., sos Gprosgaeasstra
Warmor. un0 @ranit.@erfe.
e. Siladrtuer & eTbue, TIA. Ills 8eftsgGlt'
moresGtrdBe.
Gl"m6i1g, Furnaces, STANCES unb
Oefen, Gu6OcGen uno Rtnnen.
ssuustt Bros, 523 Iorb.5remCntsgOcuus.
8upTerIdmieOe un0 Slumbers.
7Ihn Sabert, 1714 9bnmaSsGtrnBs- g. Il 3.
aeIepbon: g8olfe 1899.
Se1ter @erIifentnaen.
an:, 3. ehudeturO & 60, is urb II gbambsr
Of Commerce.
..&oNal 3ninrante Sc. Of etuerpuul," Senrb ID.
Turttelo, acknowledgements. 10f-f02 GbaHls
II Of CONNER NutlninQ.
rwerntnniG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . gefentdaft,"
Baltimore uno g,OribsStrabe.
@%igentbumS Igenten uno
.Sdn0lar.
Ytsrre 6. Gusau & gssHeiO, 10 Oit'9ertn0tOn'
Strdbe.
&rfihmie0 3u6ebGr.
e. stott saR"s Co.. 500 uuS 1854 sorb.Sor'
Strahe,
Sohlen un0 Sols.
DeErs @. Bon Setur, $50 GoIumbia.g0emr.
S6mudiohen uno l19ren.
Nv1~ 'Giasr, % -Sft'ge ,etrabsram
9fan0leib . @eidp0ftc.
rG""iDlIbateb apan Co.," 1 Roro.8absgtrnse
--~
45idnp5 ulo Srgeln.
GbuS. M. etteii, 8 Norbs2ibertbs Strabe.
BIN. Snnbe & 80, Purisslne. uIo Sasstte'Str.
Eopter un6 &npier. 7iite...
su,Ith, SiTcn Go, IJ5 NIB lot SdnobersGtr.
9lefplatten, Wetan etc.
spDu, GuutIiu & So. (incprportrt). 10. 10.
HnIoerftonsStraBe.
2ci6enbeItatter.
E"-SerS & eBsnc, 1908. 171O ganipns9Ibenue
-. SoDt, aiortbs u1o @reenmountsgibetme.
SrteobGfe. S@s 5
,eonbOu Bari Gemetere." Office: 81 8eIt'
Saruto9nsStrubs. "A.A.h
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Gl"m0iag 8urnaceS, STANCES unb
Cefen, GunOcfen unO Gtnneu.
ssnustt groS., 523 rbs5remontagoerus
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EEEHnflQaE&AlmlN
1dQfN. I 9dpii1, unsaenpmnIeH 6oustaes.
4 clur @pnntaQS.

&IprcBSiae rSeoe Stunoe AMI bts StanotA Dot
ber characterization uadb Bdiptttaton al
No9eniaaer 7.c9 Gprm. bis 500. @benbS.
Grlte,e @btabrt con per Wst. ea!'stais
gtatiun az MaistnstCa mit anea isha6 setes-
ben 2iuien. ~
&c IS' +esgS' lilo s7.45, 1856, 1850, fI0.50,
+ii.53, Sff.56 GOrm., s12. t6. t12.63, i1.55.
+2.43, 1850, *4.1e, +4.5p. 5t5,o5 Natin 800.
o~srIGfen Ganl0en.stat:on 1000 .6.15, 1890.
1900, $500, +3,e5 t4o0 a43o, tsGS, 1929
gprln., 5000 Or. 112,02, ti2.25, tt,00, s1.0b.
gie6ni. 1000; Ell 800 1890, 1890, tsie
Nrsbertd, 9anoersS tatipn, 1880 unb sotb
gornl., T1.25, 1880 Iinb $3.50 Radm.
Snarrstcpa, Wt 8phalsStatipn. f7.45 Bora.
1910 g}a 1n. COMMUNICATION, 1880. tS.00
BORN, 1890, t4.00 Nuhm.
Aunni Siue 2tne
rad Hhiiabelrhta rno Rttu-psrt.
Reuer leryinliS an Der 9reiun65pau3tqffH
gtrnbe. Ntfusglorf. henuem non 6DteIS, ftes>
49, ,,1h RkofAHftSNlffrtE
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Staats 9onfen.
+, 1euti9e SauI uuu gnlthprc, /" Baltimore.
uHo SouioaDsStraBe. ghlqult @eber, 8tdfii
Dent; 8. ;. Slot, S6aemeifter.
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Spar . 8arten. 'a
,Deutidts ePar6aut uou Baltimore" Guiaip.
uni 8dltimoresGtrnBc - 60
st. SyamcS Gparbnut," 8altt1ioresStraBe un0
Observation-Disclosures
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8upferI6mie0e un0 Slumbers.
1Ihn Sabert. INA 36nmeSsG truBe- 8. Il 3.
Selepbon: gBolte 1899.
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@igentbums Igenten un6
'SGn0lar.
Yterre 6. Susau & 9CsBeiu, 10 Oit.2eIinatOr.
o Gtrnhp
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Aunni 9lns 2tme
Eadi YHifabelrhta pno III

Neuer lerWiniS an Der Observation-Disclosures
&trube, Rsiu s2lcrf, benuem mob GpteIS, 9tee
tern uni Gei6Gttsotttritt,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
Farm Management.

Economy is wealth. Extra and un-
necessary expense is q. milestone around
the neck Of many who otherwise would
succeed. Discharge the improbable
employee. Stop every leak Of unneces-
sary expense. Money saved is money
made. Money invested In improved
machinery is economy. Money invested
in the best seeds and appliances is
economy. Time wasted, labor wasted,
is extravaganza.
A successful farmer says he does not
have to inspect a farm to see whether
it pays or not. .'Just give me a
chance to look into the barn. The con-
dition things are kept in is all the go
by l want" The barn is a telltale on
the careless or wasteful farmer. In
fact, economy in farming begins at the
barn in the proper handling of food,
caring for the manure, care Of tools
and harness and the care given to the
live stock stabbed there. There Is al
ways a best way to do things, and. the
best way is generally the paying one.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
SHIPS QUARTER
MILLION BUSHELS OF WHEAT

Kennewick, Wash, Dec. 31.-The
fall shipments of wheat from Kenne-
wick are practically over, there having
been in the neighborhood of 100000
bushels shipped from here this sea-
son. There is still considerable wheat
held by some farmers, who refuse to
sell at the prevailing prices. and this
wheat will probably be held until next
spring.
The season just closed has been
one Of the most successful in the Ken
newick district, the wheat yielding on
an average in the neighborhood OF
~ bushels to the acre, and the price
has been good. The acreage planted
to wheat in the hills this year was
much greater than in preceding years,
and indications point now to heavy
increase next year over this season
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
DOUMA MEMBERS NOW ON
TRIAL ON TREASON CHARGE

st. Petersburg, Dec. 26.-The trial
of 1859 members of the first douma,
who signed the Viborg manifesto about
eighteen months ago, calling upon the
citizens of Russia to stand up for
their rights, for popular representation
and for an imperial parliament, will
begin today before the court of ap-
peals. The former douma members
are charged with high treason and
with the PRONUNCIATION of an appeal
to the people calling upon them to re-
fuse to pay taxes or serve in the army
or navy.
The verdict of guilty is anticipated,
as the gist of the accusation is estab-
lished by the text of the manifesto,
and only a technical defense can be
interposed.
The prominence of the accused, how
ever, among whom are Prof. Serge
Mourmtseff, former president of the
lower house; Petrankevitch, and many
other Liberal leaders, and the total
ineffectiveness of the Viborg appeal
may induce the government to further
leniency.
Seven of the leading lawyers of Rus
STA, headed by Vassili Maklakoff, lead
er of the Constitutional Democrats in
the second dOuma, will appear for the
defense. The trial is expected to last
ten days.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

Portable Cot for Uor..

Portable Cot for Hogs.
Following is the description given by
the Wisconsin Agricultural Station Of
a valuable portable hog cot which will
be found Of use on the farm. The cot
Is six feet wide, eight feet long, six
feet two inches high in front and three
feet high in the rear.
The floor is Built first, with 2x4s
as stringerA End the frame is held on
the floor by blocks at each corner. The
large sized house Is provided with two
doors in front and temporary NOV
able partition and temporary NOV
able partition in the middle so that the
cot can easily be adjusted to accom-
modate two lots of swine at the same
time. On a level with the glass win
dows, there is also a drop window,
preferably hung on hinges. fastened at
the top for ventilation and sunlight.
The lumber required for the house
is as follows. Twelve pieces, two
inches by four inches, sixteen feet long,
for frame. Four pieces, one inch by
twelve inches, sixteen, feet long
(rough), for floor. Thirteen pieces, one
inch by twelve inches, sixteen feet
long, for roof and ends. Ten O. G.
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imports of Gold Cease.

New York, Dec. 30.-The fact that q
money crisis no longer exists in New
York, was shown recently, says the
Times, when the premium on currency
dropped from 1 per cent to one-fouftn
OF one per cent. At the same time y
was announced that there had been 9
decided drop in cable transfers. La1-
ard Freres, which banking house mas
been the largest importer OF gold since
The beginning of the recent nurry,
announced that the quantity OF goio
recently purchased in England TOE eA'
port to this country has been SOLO y
London. The decline in the premium. !,
on money due to a lessened demanu
lor it, has made the Importation y
gold Improbable.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04
RAILROADS ARE MOVING
EMPTY CARS EASTWARD

Northern railroads are moving empty
cars eastward for the first time in
years. The last big movement oc
Cured more than twelve years ago
when big supply of empty cars was
sent west in anticipation of big east
bound business that was suddenly cut
off because the Western shippers de
cided upon curtailment of output and
abandoned a part of their trade. Now
empties are going east because the vol
ume of westbound business exceeds
the eastbound movement, circum
stance that grows out of the falling of
in the lumber and single trade.
Lumbermen claim that all the north
ern lines are storing empty cars or
the sidings and logging roads of q
number of the big Washington lumber
mills. The roads themselves do not
want to give up storage track room
for cars when the trackage facilities
are needed to facilitate the grain
movement.
1t is insisted by many traffic off
CIdlS IudI IucIC Will NC d OAS I'LL OooS
in the lumber and single shipments
by spring, and they are preparing fol-
it by keeping many cars on the west
end.
Complaints have come in from many
mills to the effect that the railroads
are Gripping their side-track facilities
at the plants by taking out some OF
the rails. Railroad men deny this as
sertion and the story is not strongly
verified.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-04

battens, sixteen feet long, for sealing
cracks between boards.
The total cost of material to build
the cot. with floor, door, and window
complete amounts to about $3.50. For
neatness, economy, durability, and
comfort to animals, this type of cot is
excellent. Where it is desirable to
keep number of hogs in one lot the
large size is preferable The cot will
accommodate from three to five mature
animals and the large cot from seven
to nine. Although the Wisconsin sta
ton has large hoghouse with feed
room, scales, etc., the cots have been
found convenient means of enlarg-
ing the facilities Of the piggery.