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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
SPRING HOUSE CLEANIN G
recovery.
BY Uncle William

Up until a few days ago, had
always been an easy going sort OF a
fellow, believing there was more good
than bad in the world, but now l am
changed man. The scales have been
plucked from my eyes, and no longer
see through a glass, darkly, but face to
face with the cold, stern facts of earth.
no longer wonder at crime in any
form. Even my hope of heaven has
been all but snuffed out. l used to
love the glorious sunshine, but now l
despise it. For me there is no longer
any music in the sweetly singing birds,
no fragrance in the flowers, no beauty
in all nature. Everything is chaos and
without hope in the world. Young
married man, hear me! Don't you
ever take lay-off to spend week at
house cleaning" with your wife as
boss, and a IA months old baby in
your way. Don't you do it. I tried
it, and now our once happy home is a
total wreck and heap of crumbling
ruins.
We started at it early on a Monday
morning, and the first thing on the
program was some staining to be done
very dark walnut. | prepared the
mixture, set the bucket on an old
chair, and was working away, when all
of a sudden a shrill cry split the air.
The baby had crept up while my back
was turned and yanked that bucket of
paint right over on top of its head.
And such another sight l hope l shall
never see again! It literally covered
her from top to bottom. 1t was in her
hair, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and
running off her clothes into pools on
floor and rug. The turpentine in the
stuff was very hurtful, and the little
thing simply yelled with pain and
fright. In the mean time my wife
was pulling and tearing its clothing
away preparatory for the bath, and
giving me the dickens, in general, for
putting the paint where the baby could
get to it. Between the two, l could
not even get chance to cuss. 1t
was nearly night before we got the
youngster cleaned up and put to sleep.
Then wife, with mop rags and things
went about cleaning up the mess on
the floor, while I mixed away at more
stain. Neither OF US spoke-for quite
while, when, like clap of thunder
from clear sky, she sprang to her
feet and dramatically exclaimed: I
can't get this stuff off. Get out of
here, get out of my sight, go split
wood and leave me alone!" In less
time than it takes to tell it, was
gone, and once within the confines of
the dear old wood shed, felt safe
from any bodily harm, at least for a
while. Filling my cob with Granger
Twist" fell upon some old pine knots
that I had long since cast aside as utter
impossibilities, but the storm that was
raging within, lent me strength that
was more than superhuman, and each
stroke of my ak meant total annihila-
ton.
Two hours later she called. came.
Here, hold this baby while l finish
dinner" she said, handing me the
kid. The minute she was gone, l put
the youngster on the floor and was
soon lost in the pages of the morning
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington
Notice 10 Creditors

In and for the County of Chelan.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Tholin,
deceased.
Notice 10 Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrators of the Estate fJohn Tholin,
deceased, to the creditors Of and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, or against the estate of said'deceased.
to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, within one year after the first publica-
tion of this notice, to-wt, within one year
after the 9Th day of March, 1908, ut her resi-
dence in the Town of Leavenworth, County
of Chelan, state of Washington, the same
being the place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate.
MARY ANN THOLIN,
Sl Administrators of said Estate.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
Department of the Interior
Land Office nj WntprVille Wash

Department. Of The Interior
Land Office at WaterYIlle, Wash.
March ~, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest j. Helm
richs, of LeaVenworth, Wash. has filed notice
of his intention to make final five-year proof
in support of his claim, viz: Homestead
entry No. 6O67 made A pril 18th, 1903, for
the e12 neA e1a sea, section 8, town
ship % II, range Is G. W. m, and that said
proof Will be made before j. e.. Shore,
worth, Wash. on April %, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of the land, viz: Israel Trask
james Clark, John G. Northup and Charles
Cromwell ali of Leayenworth, Wash.
w. #. HAYNES,
9l3 Register
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
WOLDENBERG
HANGS

Wall paper, and does all kinds
of painting. See him when
you want work done in his line.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Pat May for the past IS years bar
keeper in different saloons in Wenat-
chez had on apoletic stroke Monday
and doctors say there is no hope for his
recovery.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Cy Franz, an old resident of Wenat-
chez, last Saturday disposed of 80
acres of fruit land for $4,000. Seattle
parties are the purchasers and they ex-
pect to enter the fruit growing business
and run it on large scale.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS

The baseball enthusiasts Of Wenat-
chez have organized with Harvey Tay-
lor as their chief. A big dance will be
given next Friday evening and it is ex-
pected that the people will turn out
en- masse as Wenatchee is anxious to
have a baseball team this year, the
people not having had the pleasure of
having a home team for the last three
years.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Fifteen thousand dollars worth OF
improvement bonds were sold in We
natchee this week. The money will
be used to improve Chelan avenue.
Twelve thousand is to be sold later on
to improve Okanogan avenue.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
As Furnished for Week Ending March 21
by the CheIan County Abstract
Company

Anna LlnRey 10 Oeeu II Magyar, pdIl
lot II, b 8, Leavenworth, IS.
E C Spencer to Margaret Spencer,
neH sec 20, Is, IS, 81.
John D Dill to ] A Stuart, lots l, D,
and 8, b 6, lot l, S, lot 4, b 4,
Dill Orchard Tracts, $4,000.
First Nat Bank to E B Norell, lots
10, II, 10, 10 and 20, b 8, Peachey
add Wenatchee, $240.
Daisy Bowker to E F Steffen, lots l
and Q, b 80, LIST add Leavenworth,
5000.
Wen River F Co to Leav Land Co,
lots 7, 8, and 10, neA seA, VIZ
SEA, sec 0, t "a, II, $4,000.
EA Wyman to Edith Shill, lot %,
b /, Fair Grounds add Wen, $500.
Edith Shill to VIM M Mccoy, lot %,
b S, Mob Hill add Wen, and lot %, b
l, Fair Grounds add Wenatchee, 81.
Fred Homer to John S Mooney, s73
M neA seA, sec IS, %, T 20,
$4,000.
M Koran to John E Jeffrey, lot /, b
33, Wen cemetery, SIS.
Wen Dew Co to H I Shotwell, lots
81, 80, 80, "a, b "a, G N plat Wen,
$3.50.
G w Cooper to Geo Grant, seq
SEX sec 16, swA swA sec IS, neA
neA sec 81, nwA nwA sec %, %,
r22, 81.
Edith Shill to VIM M Mccoy, S 10 #
lot Is, S, G N plat Wen, 81.
JB Adams to Walter Chapman, lots
8, a and S, b Is, LIST add Leav, ST..
Mary Ralston to Leonard Teft, lot
II, b 9, Ralston add Leav, $50.
&c Angstead to o M Terrence, VIZ
lot %, Q, Woodrings plat Mission,
5000.
Robt Byers to Louis Quesnel, e1a
neA sec 26, %, 20.
VIM McKittrick to Carrie Hawley,
part lots l, Q, 3 and a, b S, part lots
and Q, b 4, Powell add to Wen, part
neA neA sec 80, %, 20, $500.
EE Hall to John A Gellatly, lots %,
"a and 25, "a, G N plat Wen, 1855.
LC Dolley to Estella Gibson, lot O.,
b IA, lots IS, TO-, II and 18, b 10,
lot 6, b 20, lots II, 10, IA, IS, 10 &
II, b 90, lots IS, 10, II, 10, 10, 90,
81 and %, 81, Lakeside, $40.
Geo w Jones to Alice B Wick, part
lot Q, sec 8, part lot Q, sec 10, 81,
r21, 81.
U to Henry D Hall, seA nwA
lot 3 ny nwA sec 10, %, 20.
VIM M Mccoy to w Bridgefarmer
lot 30, b /, Fair Grounds add Wen, 81.
USto Jeff D Ross, e1a neA swA
neA, seq nwA, sec 26, %, r 10.
Wakefield to Percy Walker, n As
# lot 10, 80, 1st add Wen, $500.
VIM M Mccoy to Jacob Skolopia,
lot "a, S 10 # lot 25, b S, G N plat
Wenatchee.
A G Ellis to E Shore ct al, lots 10,
II, IL, 10, IA, b II, 1st add Leaven-
worth, $50.
JB Fosdick to L L Brown, lot 8, b
16, Chelan Falls, 5000.
CONTRACTS
w F Lyons to L H Breese, part
nwA neA sec 10, %, 20, $4,000.
OF Steward to E F Stevens, lots 6
and 7, b 8, Powells add Wen, $1440.
HC Lyons to Barbara Kotze, VIZ
nwA neA, sec 10, %, r 20, $4,000.
w E Stevens to Dennis w King,
81 nwA, seq swA, sec 80, %,
r2O, $500.
Wen Heights Orchard Co to VIM w
White, lot Q, b Q, Wen Hgts Orchard,
$500.
Wen Heights Orchard Co to ] F
Beede, lot IA, b 7, Wen Hgts Orchard,
$500.
John D Dill to Dan P Way, lots S
and 6, 20 # lot 4, Q, Dills Orchard,
$4,000.
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

The mayor of Wenatchee has issued
an order to close all houses Of prostitu-
ton and warned the inmates to leave
town or reform.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Last Friday man named Wolf I'D
while driving a team from the Orondo
ferry up the mountain towards Water
vile had trouble with balky horse.
Failing after several efforts to start the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
0crr g%lnbcriou luiro acriiiiclt.

Ger Obcr = 9on5c Der Erobibitio.
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rcn5 g Gonitc'2, Sr. GnpflnS, mari
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fonnc. &r. Nil0crion Ocrllld)c Ou3
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len mo V}iBtroucn 0cgcn Die Ytit.
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0crion l0c 3lpictradt inter u1lcrc
Ncp0lterlulG, mo 0icicS SorgcDrll
milIic cnti6ieocn }ltriIdgclpicicn lucr.
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ben lei. Gobci babe CT obcr fir icinc
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NoiicrItrnbI iiir Nn0crion Der nurl
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5ulhurl mnd]t lbnrtig!
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NcMtidDc i'm Gunarcf.

Tn8 Gcutidtbum Der Scr. Ston'
ten lit im Congress nid)t 10 ucrtrctcn,
mic man llad) Dem %ltnrtcl 0cutldcil
Glnldlag crluarten lplltc. SIN Scnat
libCn Die Icutld) . Inlcrituncr Nups
ncr bon Mnrplun0 mo @lrGgcnbctnl
BON Colorado. Sm GcprGlcntontcns
bulIic ll1O bon 0cn $50 Wtlt9lic0crn
MIR Orci in ICltidlon0 @cborcnc:
Nidorb 9artbolot BON St. &olli@,
Der Sctmolocr Strcitcr @llitop &ii.
hermann aus Green 9op, @iScons
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SdOcnlcr, Der Die Stu6t Sun Srnns
5iato pcrtritt. Ger Stunt Nclu Dort
nit icinCn Slln0crttnlicn0cn Don
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niid)e IcprGientuntcn III @ulbing.
ton, &nl. Srl5cr unb Charles 9.
SorncS. Son SulScr miro gcingt,
ooB CT iein 1eutid)tbum 10 5Ienllid)
nuigegcbcn babe, nbcr 0od) liberal gc-
blicben lci. NllBer &ilItcrmonn bot
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ld)idt.
Colt 81. 2puiS, Iorort bon ct.
Souis, obuo6l auf Suinoiicr Yobcn,
mGblt 8iGiom q. Ho0cnbcrg, cincn
Gelltid) . Imcrifaller, Der porjrga.
mciie 81 MoblSCitcn Gcltidcr lit.
llno Dos lit olld) bic 0on5c ocutid)e
&crtretltng bc3 StnotcS Sliuois nit
icincm grpBcn Scltidtbum Chico.
1o'@, nit icinen Souicnocn BON 0ellt.
id)cu in ocl1 onbercn St00tcn; melln
man nidJt ctluo George e. Sob bcn
&orIiber be3 Worinc . N~l3idullcS,
nnb &oi. 0roii bon Ncorin. l~,l,5loci-
fclbnit Ibf0nmlingc bon Telltiter,
miOrr ibrcn @iQcn 5lr 0cutit Amc.
rifoncrn mndcn iuili.
Nedtlet mani 6lt nlclell llod) olc Nbs
%georonctcn &crnlonu Nbil. @pcbel
ans Cincinnati, Ghorlca u. @rumulr
oltS Vtincrauiuc IN TeumipIuonicn
Sobn $. Hotbermcl ans Hcuoila II.
Den 0clhid)cn EnltorcnrS obn .. Sc.
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6euiuHg beS ySprteS uno ultcr Der
meitgcbenbitcn interpretation OILS
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be5cid)nen liebc.
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Eborcn iiBcn SIT Ioiicn. Gas &oII
rn0 Ole @eictgc5rm2cH ioltcn obcr
ju Der %Grfcnutuib tonumC1L 0ob ic
Der ShIdg qCacn 0a2 Ginnn5 . Sen.
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trolrcn wcr0c 0urh gugriiic olti
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mcr0cn &n0uItric un0 Sonbcl miji-
Den lid1 lnngIonlcr crboIcr. Die ic.
ti9c Antipotblc gc0cn MOl StroBc
lei bpitcriif un0 cine politil6c Goll,
bcit, cine &ronfbcit, Die ibrcn Scr
Idlll nchnlcn rriiiIc, bis cinc 3cit III.
ti8Cn lnl0 b%clonncncn NudOcufcn2
Qetommcn lei.
@r. Glcms 0ebt 81 Icidlt iibrr bic
4fiG- un0 llcbclitGn0c in WaQsStr.
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iucldc bic 2Gmmcr 10 NriinOlid Sc
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to,m ctuo2 lhnOcn, mcrn Ou9 Ell.
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fommt, Hciormlbc0iiritig limo I'M.
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mcmn cr iid cine Nrbeit por0cnom.
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dem Mnbc @oa q Strobc iiir Die
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mcrocn unicrc @cicbgcbcr @ulIs
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periit6t; mir miiien nid)t, ob iie audi
iiir booiihe ScDrer cinen @ertb Bat.
5. SSir brulfen luliere 6erien iiir
mticrc Stnlfinoer 5ltr Grntc mo
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o6gclebut. Der &~oriibenOe a." Ger
mii'en9ouritiAe @chrcr 6licb oaDeim
mo ertunntc in ItiQcr 5tunoe Die
&crmeIieubcit icil1c5 Muni6e5.
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Vcfanntmahnngen
Scpnrtemcnt fir IiicutIide SidcrIeit-Snntet
Sub ScpurtcncNt bcp CScbGuoe.S uipciturSs
Wiirrnna hnihnnms

Baltimore. 20. Sebruar 1908.
S~Unae6ote iiir ole Yicicruno ocs Wilteri1Is
mo sic SniiauGtiou Der 0rdbte ftr eIeitr;fhe
%SeIerdtul8 oes &atbbGuies ser Stnoi Naltis
more iHr heu Wtdpor uuo Stdotrutb iueroen
bon Der .Nouro II I,paro3" Der Stdot ga!tts
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Der gIufi3rttt nNtO ior miring Of GitD palL"
uCriCben, am oocr Dor Dem If. Mari 1908,
|crmittaGc II llbr, bel Art. =. Seipeu Ibonlqs
(Stuots)tCgii;rator) in oeiielt Gitrcalt in 3iai9s
bauie etnHereiht peroctl.
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nli cine Staring SOME Hdnt gc6o9eren Gbed
in SUbe bon $500. 8ablbar an ben Dta0ur u1o
StuotrutD bon Baltimore. beGleiiet ieitl.
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ten Ino lid ben NcIiiHlnIll9ell oc5 StaotsGDars
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mclde uocr dlie G~lrGeU0ic 81 rerlperten.
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]. Sarrn Wiabupi,
(5cbr27, os, %. M,dr52

Setnrtcmcnt fir uiicuilidlc Nerbciierumgen
Inter cpurtcment Safenbcbu rce.
Baltimore, Oio.
Eeiicntlidjc &critcn uno Suds - 8terS 4. D
uno u.
Tneebpte fir Die Contention bon nreiits
forceo" 9unCret mo StublsEterS OR. 4, .
nno @ tnerncn bis ii nbr Norntttaas am IT,.
W,nrS 1905 eIt IcGcl gcnonltnet meroelt.
s%lneebotc ntiIiiei an 6ei Soaro o. s'narbYn
Niirenu I'M HntbbGlic Geianot i%peroeit, he9Ieitet
bon etncm bcalulbtqtcn Sbed III Der '0obe BON
$4,000. uui cine oGlcuriug @olie"s9a Ge5cs
Gen. 5ublbur an ben Mtuuor mo Stdotrntb bon
baltimore mo oCr an ole Staot ais beGltbcner
Sdunencriup u~eriuller miro, I'M Sale cine Slls
CrIcnrulno 9cmadt ll1o Der G%onirnlt uno Die
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burlgcr ISeiie nlsQcttbrt miro.
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nle ~&(ngebotc u65uluciicn. FIine ltno SpcSifis
~idtionct i1rncl i'm Niirear Der Safenheb6roe
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6urlidcrilattct mcrocn, CrlGrgt merocll.
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Gte Slim. Stout5- 3tg."
ld)relbt SIT Dem 9tttcntot ultf oen 80
lIjcI Gbef SbippD pom Gbicogo:
Wis filr5li6 Nnar6iitcn unierer
Stoot Sltr Idmofpollen 6eicr Oc5
Weldelmoroes 0es &0nig5 uno
Sronprlll5en bon Yortugul 5uion.
nlertroter, uertiin0cte Der @allptrcO.
ller Wtc6ntolb: sd bin Elm Wtonn
ocS No6ela. SD rpiiroe iofort an ser
spite elleS Gobelballiena loa5icDelr
lIno Jeoen Foli5iitcu oui Der StruBc
tooten mo ieincn &ooaper in Den
Gee luerien." - Ser @ngriif ouf
oen Eoll5eid)ef Sbippn lcbrt, OnB sic
9robung fem leerer Sferj luar. @rn.
WtcSntoib'S @orte babcn gelebrige
S0itlcr g%cfunOen. glbcr mciter. Wtc.
&lltolb logte: sd fGnnte loIort ie.
Oca @cldGft bcrallbcu un0 Die &clltc
rcd)t5 ltn0 linfS t0otCn." 9ieic illld).
mitroige Hebre lit in Die Sbat umge.
Icbt luorOen. Ser Sobu 0eS Eoli5ei.
Chefs i6mcbt nit eiucr 8ugel ourd)
DIE Vrltlt 5pii6en ZOO un0 Seben.
User luar Wtcainlep?" frugte ocriel-
be Nc0ner; lno e~rantnortcte: ogSar
Cr nid)t cin &0llig Ser BON eincm &c.
mtiict Clement auI9citelt Dor, nm
6oa ihlud6ere Clement 5lt unterorii-
der? ST betaml, mas cr pcr0icntc;
8crooc ipte Der &0nig bon Eortll9oI.
&n unicrcm 2anoe itnO nod nlcDr
&clltc, Oic ooiiclbc ocrOicncn. "-Wion
murB iid munOcrn, 0uB man IN GGi.
cngo cine iold)c Sprad)e gcoulOct
lnD ocn NeOner nid)t bei'm S6Iafitt.
djcll NClommcn bat. &o5urus Iller.
Lodi bot Die 2ebren NC SntOib'5 III
Die GDNt umgeiett.
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SubcSfGuc.

eiamunO Gcualer, 55 Sabre alt, 9tr. 17Is,
Gartnnsg lue., ,. .qtdr5.
Senrp aoc5mard, so Sabre alt, gir. 713,
SiosTuuos StrGBe, 20. SCbrllur.
Winraucritc %cyhert, Is Sabre alt, gtr. PA,
Stridcr. StrnBe. .. Ytir3,
Garulinr sdurbcl, % Sabre alt. gir. 1910,
g0roz Bort StruBc, /. WturB.
Cdcurnc Sdlnucr, 40 Sabre alt. 9tr. 2t09, Or
leans SiruRc. !. Nidr3.
@corac @nsuer, 80 SABRE alt, gr. t1t9 Eat
leriOns9pe. 2. NturA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Sic 3a6I 0cr geld It'll,
den @ontcrottc I'M obgclnuicncn Sc.
truar mar grocer ais in irGcn0 ci.
ncm 6cbrunr III ser @clbihtc 6c2
&nnoca. Sic bclici ijf oni 1901 NIT
Decentralization IN Der Nobc bon
27,S35,Soi Collars. Wtit Dem &urulnr
0icic5 Snbre9 pCrglidcn lit cin Mid.
gang nolt - 4Irojcnt IN Der 3ubl
mo cine &crrin1crung bon 56 Fro.
sent III Den Standardization III Der
5eid)ncn. Ibcr nit Dem Scbrllur
1907 uerglid)cn luor Die 3ubl Scr
Schrltor = SallllIcnlcnta I'M 81 Yro.
sent 0rober mo bic Standardization
5%pcicinbalb Nal 10 grob. Son 0cll
Decentralization Der Gnntcrottc 0cS
Scbrlor@ 1905 cntinllcn ilbcr 5lu0li
Wiuioncn nlf &nbultric 9ctricbc,
nlb iibcr 81 Wtiuioncn nllf Soocns
HeihGitc. NIf @olos u10 Sran@port-
GcihGitc fonlmen Standardization
III Der S0bc bon 6,3S1,UOO Collars,
WGbrcno bicic I'M Scbruor 1907 MIR
l6l 600 Collars betrugcn. Gic I6s
rubnle ser Yonfrrottc I'M 6ebr,tor
0eDcu Sonlor belltet oui cine @ciic.
ring Der loirtbi6oitlldJcn Gage BIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Gle YrobibitionS @ogC
lucldc iid iibcr oo8 &onO, bcion.
ocra ubcr iibcr sic Sil0itooten CT
Gicbt, trGgt ntht mcnig ou5u bel, 0ob
Die Gilmabnlen ser NunOcS 8 Hc0ie.
ring 6llriiGge6en. glrf Anmeilrng
oc5 GpmmiliGrS Scr 9innenjtciern
bobCn MN Die 8eonltcn Oca Stcltcr-
0cportcmcnts Ben icbr 5ablrcidcn
Npot5cfcn in ben YrObibition3sS tonz
ten b%Cion0crc Nufmcrtlunttcit &c
l6cnft, ulO JIG ianoCn lChr bolO ans,
oub IN Oicicn NpotbCfen nidt nllcin
Der Scrtallf pon geiitiQct @ctrGnfen
iiir olmcoi5inildJc 3pCde" unQcuncIn
5%ugenonmlcu bat, Ion0crn olld), Dob
Qon5 riciiGc GltontitGtcn BON allcr-
bonO .9ittcrs," oSonicS," nNial5cr.
truttcn" II. !. 10. gon5 oIicu pcrfall't
merOcr, ipcld)c cinen ucit gr0Bercn
Nltohol.F ro5cntlnt ~cutbaItert, ais Die
tr0ftiGcn 9ierc mo sic meiIten SSci.
he. 0u MN ollc iold)c YrGpurotc,
mcl0c iibcr Elm bol6 Erojcnt Nlto.
bol entbaltcn, Sen &crfGlricr 5pins
QcrL cine Shontltccnj bon Der Sun-
oc9rcgicrirn9 hcrulta SIT ncbmcl, 10
iiIblen iid) icbt lchr piclc NpOtbcfcl
unh ScrtGuitr BON logon. "Solt
nrint3" ac5luun0cL Der Hc9icrlng
iGbrlid) $25 81 5oDlcn, mGbrcl0 man
cS Dor GinlcBcn ser Trobibition nic
Gcnou nit linen Qcnommcn bate.
Cos 9inmcnltcucr = @iircalt crluurtet
nit Dem NnionNc 0ca ncucn Stcucr
iu6rc3 cine lCbr grnBc 3rulobnlc Der
iogenomtcn nipcciol liccnlca" in oclt
HrpbibitinnS Staatcl1, mo 0a Die
m%rciitcn Nclibcr Ocriclbcn i'd iuobl
niht oui ripit 0rinta" bcidrGntcn
mcrocl,, 10 miro picocr Der @cluciH
0c!icicrt, hoB Frobibition nibt pro.
bibirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

ErGiiocnt Goitro BON sc.
nc5ucld iiirdtct iid) niGt Dor Dem
rQroBcn Stof." Gr mill bon cincm
Ghic0Sgcriht 5lrr ShIiNtlng Der
Giiicren5Cn 5miidcn ben Ser. Stou.
ten uno &cnc5uclo nid)t5 milicn. I'M
ter trtlen lluIlt0nocn gcbc id) olli
Ole Sor0crumH Der @%nlbiltAtoncr 9}c-
GtcrlunN Elm. MnS MN? ySiro bic
NcQierlmg III @%oibinQton SIT &rcu}e
fricd,cn o0cr ocn 0iftotor nit &c
moIt 5llr &crmunft bringcn? Sic
Sdico3gcridltS g S0cc lit Ann5 i00n;
cher mos niiBt lie, pcnn Gin Ncrr.
Idcr mic Goitro bodbciniN lit unO
rid)t3 oopon >piiicn mill? Soil cr
mm nit %SniicnNGpoIt Nciiini9 ncs
moht mcr0cn? 0o5 lpGrc nbcr nidt
iriroIih ldIcoliN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Cine onBcrgem D dl c
&logc, oic inter Ocn Hcd)tSgclcbrtcn
in Wnnitobu bC0clltcl0c Nulreglt10
%bcrpurrltit, lit 1cgcmoGrtig III &inni.
pCg I'M @onQc. &cine gcrllgcrc Ecr-
ion ais Der G5or BON GlIBlnno Bat
cine &logc NeNcu eincn 9iIrgcr Der
UCItIihcu Wtctropolc eingcrciht. Sn
Gcriclbcn miro ongcgcbent Dab cin &C.
iuiiicr G%rosfurctoii (0cr inter bent
9tonlcn Steinn SuofoiSti nod Ga.
nooo faul) III ser Yropin5 SitrtcltdL
no CT SAubmciitcr bcs9 epartcn1cnts
oc9 Snncrn mar, 100000 Nubel I'M
tcrid)Iu0cn lu,0 Damn GciBouS g..
nonumen hobC. Ter ongcblld lnebr-
lldc &%ulHbdttrr bcgob Iit nod Mlns
nipe1 unb spar IN 9eglcltrng eillcr
biibidcu ulo ariitotratild)en Tuliiu.
Sier lc0te cr 0cloer in @ruloei9cn.
ttunt an uno lcbtc allf groBcm SilBc.
G5or Nifolall9 i,ld)t mn, bic %pcrlprc-
ncn Hnbcl Wicocr al befpnlnlcn uno
per!ongt, BOB ooS Gigentbum oeS at.
Ccbliten GclinQrcnten linn iibertrn'
gen mer0e. Yro9furcfoif lit lett 9e-
| ginn Der &lo1c ipltrloS perIdNpunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
Sin Vtarmur=M Document,

7 Sub bod, arfocItcnt fir 500. ipertb St50.
McSarr & Subn, Or. 1882, &eits Baltimore. Str.
(Sebri2-)
@cloipinecu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
@crhiihte Am5cigcn.

SD nno amf,uGrts fanfcn cincm fei-
ncn auSua, nn6 Mub nemudt; %neueile Niuiter
nm SGbnitt, rSbc Bolton Sailurs, S16E Seit.
mo 9uihiiNeIu. n16e QNpiton Grciiin1 Gllb".
Wiiiplieoidnft 81 pro Wiotnt. Injitge i gJial
G%ebiiQcIt; ~ub1cbolt mo 6uriidGcbrnbt.
C~Qilr5I1WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
2urrainc.
Baltimore Cemetery.

@iircau: Srantliu.SlSn, Baltimore. 1t. IurtbItr.
NcQribHitplate Snnt Scrfalf - bon S25 an,
nit Mrnrmorpioiten nb9eoren5t $50. Bias
fir bier Wrdbcr. Sreie NcIIBliltg Der 2npclle
fir 1muer0oiteSoicrfte. (Surl16,1O