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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

me we then shall receive the greatest blessedneSs for
ourselves do all the good to others is possible for
US to accomplish. Only love everyone love not only
those affecOnate but love ALL especially those
who hate-as Christ taught-and life becomes in
creasng joy all questions which so vainly
solve by violence will only solve themselves
but will cease to exist.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

PORTAGE-The steamer Willena, owned
by w. II. Fahrney OF Chicago, has arrived
boat that has passed up the Wisconsin
river since the steamer Elea4or was
brought from the Mississippi to the Dells
at Kilbourn. The boat will leave for Osh-
kosh after few days stop in Portage.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
"UNCLE REMUS" DEAD.
Joel Chandler Harris Passes Away
I'm Atlanta, Gu.

The death of Joel Chandler Harris
which occurred recently at his home In
a suburb of Atlanta, Ga, removed one
Of the best known writer's of the pres
ent day. Mr.. Harris was known in
the world of letters as Uncle Remus,"
and he became famous as delineator
of negro character. He was born in
Eatonton, Ga, Dec. 8, 1S4S, and it
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

through life and dies is impossible and purposeess
feel that ought to love, and love myself But loving
myself but feel that the object of my love
unworthy of 1t; yet not to love is impossible for II
love is life What is to happen? To love others-ones
neghbors, friends, and then those that love US? At
first that this will satisfy the demands of love
but all these people in the first place imperfect and
secondly, they change, and above all, they die
What Is to love? The only answer is: Love all ;
love the of love- love, love- love God Love not
Of the loved one for self but for
loves sake 1t is only to understand this
at all the evil of human life disappears.
Let devote lives to strengthening love In our
selves and let allow the world to go it will that
is as ordained from above Let us act So and believe
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
HIGHEST DUTY OF THE COURT.
By William II. Taft,

The highest function Of the Su-
preme Court of the United States is
the Interpretation of the constitu-
ton Of the United States, so as to
guide the other branches Of the
government and the people Of the
United States in their construction
Of the fundamental conduct of the
Union.
Take it all in all, in the discharge
!,
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

PASADENA, Cal, July 15.-Fred-
erick Lewis Otter Roahrig, A. NJ, Phi.
D., NJ. D., noted orientalist, philOl-
ogist educator and composer, died here
last night, aged SO years. He was a
graduate of Halle college, Leipsig, and
one time ambassador from Prussia at
Constantinople and a lecturer in Cornell
and Stanford universities.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
DoNT's FOR CHURCHMEN.

Don't label your church to make it
sacred.
Don't make light of the troubles Of
others.
Don't try to whiten yourself by
blackening others.
Don't preach cheerfulness unless you
are cheerful yourself.
Don't pigeon-hole your religion six
days III the week and expect to be ia
miliar with it the seventh.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
WE MUST SAVE OUR COAL.
BY Andrew Carnegie.

Unless there be careful husband
ing, or revolutionizing inventions,
or some industrial revolution comes
which cannot now be foreseen, the
greater part of that estimated
2,59O,0OO,OOO,OOO tons of coal form
ing our original heritage will be
gone before the end of the next CEN
fury, say 200 years hence.
Still more wasteful than our proc
esses Of mining are our methods Of
consuming coal. OF all the coal
burned in the power plants Of the
country, not more than from to
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
Episcopalian Rector Resigns.

MANITOWOC, Wis, July 15.-[Spe-
cial. Rev. H. Pulisfer, rector of st.
James Episcopal church, has resigned
and will accept a call to the church at
Medford. Rev. Pulisfer came here a
year ago. No successor has been named.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
DON'T BE AFRAID OF SENTIMENT.
BY President Wilson of Princeton.

A great many men are ashamed in this some
what artificial age to exhibit sentiment. They
boast themselves practical, hard-headed men,
who face the stern facts of life, and do not
deceive themselves regarding their character.
I know of men, for example, who attend
church services with a sort of excuse to their
friends for the habit, saying that they 60 be-
cause their fathers pew Is there; they are ex-
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
KERN VISITS OLD HOME.
Democratic Candidate for Vice President
Given Rousing Reception
at KOkOuO
NDTANApOIIS r

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 49,
John W. Kern, Democratic candidate
for vice president went to KokOmo, Ind,
today to visit MS old home, and neigh
bors. He was given rousing reception.
and made a short address
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

pie They have established the habit Remove the
and you will catch the CLEAN of water, where the real
springs Of sentiment bubble in the life of that
it is from these springs thai: they draw their
freshmen and retain their power and kept active
upon the field of affairs. When the springs Of sentiment
dry up the world Of affairs closed gone
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
LOVE SOLVES ALL PROBLEMS OF LIFE.
BY Leo TOIsfOi.

You live--that is, you are born, grow, ma
ture, grow old-and then you die. Is it pos
sible that the aim Of your life can be in your
self? Certainly not How then? man asks
himself. What then am L? And the only
answer is: l am something that loves; at
first it seems something loving only itself, but
one need only live little and think little
to see that to love the self which passes
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
House Rent in Cologne.

German business men have their of
fees in their dwellings. and these are
mostly fats. The renter is required to
furnish stoves and gas fixtures. Occa-
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

New York city is now spending on
education $12O,S13 each school day.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

If only girls attend, it's not a party
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Ncipcr0tcr Mcacr aGaetllan.

Sort Gaines, ga, 81. Sept.
- Sdrriii ". ". 9enrO BON Wonts
gomcrDs Golltp muroe b}ute Don Dem
Hcgcr @eo. T6omaS, pelder bcidul,
0igt lit, Ole @cbrii0cr Bins uor 5ebr
EoDcn ermor6ct ju Baden, ourh fiini
Shiilic ucrmrn0ct uno Itredte oarali
Icincn 2Ingrciier toot nieoer. Gearo
trnf Den 9tc9er aili Der StrnBe mo
rlcf i1m Solt 5lt. moraui OCrielbe
obnc Weitcrcs Seuer gao. Gle Nun
bcn 0c8 S6eriii9 iino lebcnageiGbr.
Iif, ollein trot0cm mar scr Beanie
nod i'm StunOe, Icinen Heuolpcr 81
5icben uno Dem i6marjen &erbreder
Cen SarnlS 81 MAIDEN. Crcl an0ere
Ne9cr, Namens Is. s. Coleman, 9ll-
ma Sobnion uno Snpolmob NoooS,
bcinocn lif) lucgen ongcblibcr Wiit-
i6nl6 on Der GrnOroung Der @ebril-
Ser Bins in Suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Sntcrciiantc WorbproSciic.

Rem Oorf, 81. September. 49,
;}luci intereIionte Woropro5eiic mur
0cn Gcute in Ncm. Seriep er0iinet.
r}n Sodcniad ltebt 9luglIt @bcrbor0t
meI6cr am Is. Suli ieine 5untc, Die
Mittpc Ottilie Gbcrbur0t 81 Gonl.
BERG, nobc Sadeniad, eridob, INN lie
}u 6cralI6cn Dor @eridt. Gr mar
nit Der 5o6ter perlobt ilno botie
Dilltter uno Eo6tcr 5u eincm Spa.
5iergong bemogen, in 6eiien GerIuui
CT oic Gritcrc erihoB uno Die &ebterc
bcrlullnoetc. gia1 Der 3bot entilob
er rno ioa bis nad Chicago 9elongt
ieint fe6rte jeooh nnA ctlibcn 1ngen
5ltrild nnO lieierte iib ser Nolijct
aus. Gic 3uinnmcnieBnng elmer
Sllrp in bieiem Safe iuuroe i6on
1cute bollenoct.
Sn 6rscbolo, RS. begann ocr
BrojeB gcgen 6rnnf 3alterra, einen
ungariihen 2(dertncf)t. melher De.
ldnl6igt it, am 16. Wai 5. !. ggm.
9. S6epparo, oelien @dttin uno oi.
Gienitnta1o Sennic gerop oui Der
Sbcpparo'iden 1arm bei WnrIboro
ernproet 5n 9abcn. 3aitcrra's 9tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Sitiac s06nc TStalicn's.

GerihmG6ter 2ic6bober uno
cble6tcr SAiibc. - Sin Sotelier
niGoeracihoiien.
g em Dorf, 81. September. -
SSm %erlaltic rireS Streites BEL elmer
Sauic inn Scim pon @uiirppi SSioori.
Nr. 1855, Vlon0ca. .9luCnue, 8ronr.
muroe Gcltc irit6 Sem 30 Sabre oIten
2oui3 Nnunu pon gtr. 1920, Galt'
hciter.RoaO, nit cincm HniirmeIfer
Die ScbIe our6id1nitten. Gr Itarb
nod Der 9lntluit cines glr5tcs, nno
Die |oli5ci perbaitete Ea9Qllatc no.
noco, - Sabre alt, bon 9tr. Ass.
9lor0gQ glpcnlc, ser nab ibrer Be
tollptlIn1 ser 9htttbat Oringen0 Der.
0Gbtig cribcint.
9}ah0cm or Orei Sd)iiiie nuf oaS
WGOhclt ona li6 gemcigert bntte, ibn
ST hcirntbclL un0 lcine ShpcIttr alb
Qcicncrt bate, gliitlid)tr 9Seile ober
rbnc NI trCiicil lucdleltc @uiicppt
@rolnuru BON Mill, Cooper. SQlinre.
Geltte friib &ugcIn nit ocm Eoli5i-
item 6runt z. Myers BON ser Ser.
brS.9lbtbcihtng oS" uor Ocn SonIc
Nr. 60, 6. 9lpclulc. lrnO uuroc III Die
linfe Shultcr 'geidoiien. Ger EoIi-
3iIt blieb ltnperIebt trpbOrn itin bod
0urh cincn S6uB aus 6cn Ncpoluer,
ocncn Oiiin0llng lnIr pcnigc Dur
bon iciuer @rltt cnticrnt gebaItch
mllrbt, onGeicnNt marc. @nioo
@rad)i bon 9r. 1873, Sbompion-Str..
Scr in ser NGbc tono, ais @rafillro
alii sic Mdohcn ihob, iulIroc non ei-
or argcl, oie ibr 3ieI perieblt botie,
IN ooS rcdtr @ein gclcbolien. @rnf'
Illro uno @rodli bit bci0c nibt idluer
perlcbt iin0, muroen in oas st. Sins
ccut5-6oipitoI" iibcrfiibrt.
0uileppi Gontcnito, 9cIiter ocS
.2crillgtons0otetS" IN Mount aisco,
N.2), lpilrOc bcltte friib bierber &C.
brodt un0 in bebenflidcn 3ultan0e
III onS n5lomer.Soipitnl" iiberiiibrt.
Gr lurlr0c pon elmer &itgel getroiien.
m0eiien fonnte sic bicii9c GoliSei MIR
oiirftigc Siliormotion iibcr bie2liiair,
erlnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
NuDndltSiibunacn in Gcntndu.

Nonuitle. Sp, 81. Sept.
9IIa AcItcrn 9lbcuo Elm iogcnnnntcr
Grucdlna5 @ottt90icnlt in cinenl
NroBcn Belt 81 MoreIauo bccu0ct
mar unO Die ouucicn0cn 9unoG0ti0cn
lih onidittcrL 0u8 3clt 5u perlolicn,
fam cS ans irgcn0 cinGm, bis lett
noh ltlbcfnnntcn Wrln0c 5u cmcm
Tcuoluertoupf IN pclhcm iicbcn
RCrIoncn uerlulm0Ct mlroen ttlihe
Ocriclbcn gci0brIih. Mnricbal Scr.
rcll Soucl NotGucIl lln0 Stepe
9cncOif bcijnOcn iiA in fritiiG2nr
3ititull0c, mGbrcn0 Sunca 9rnctett,
Mdrlb0l G0rinAton Columbus
NbccIer mo Glcpla GuIrou lcibtcrr
%erlebln9cn oapon trugcu. Sic
ShicBrrei pcrunIubtc Elm idrcdlidcS
Nr0rnnac, III iuclhem 0ruOertc pou
W1lncrn 6rairn lmo &inocr mcbr
O0cr meni8cr i6prr pcrlctt lpurocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
@ieber Gin orufer SranO lit Gbclica.

6belicn Mdiiy 81. Sept. -
Sin 6euer luclheS iih allf eincn
tSIohcnroum bon llnbc5l cinen 9ldcr
crltreftc, pcrnid)tcte beltte an Der
9torOieite ser @eIeiie~ Der Bolton
lnb Moine. 9obu" uiele Sooljgebailoc,
rucldbe ser groben SclterSbrlmit pom
II. Npril entgangcn lpnrel, un0 rid-
trtc Sdnoen gum 9etruge bon $780,
eco an. Inter oen 5erItorten eta.
piiienent9 bciinOen iih 2ltpooo &
0cWlontS aiiteniabrif, Eope &
@ottIe's Spl5bot Shubiabrif Der
@ebrii0er Gee, aarrnbnbe & Co.'S
Shubitniirciubrif, Die sSabrif ser
nGbelica 9ottling Co." ullo Iebel
Scncnlentbdlticr. Die 9ronoitdtte
Miro ourh oic 8cit.3. StraBe, oie
chen erndbnten gabngeIeiic, oie Cue.
rcit s2lucmle uno Die Garter. Strabe
be8ren5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
9fnbeItanS luinft.

@ @oibinGtom Z. g, 81 Sept.
- GoS aricGoOepnrtcmcnt icbidi,
6cutc 0cm SberItcn g8iQiom j..
Stcpdrt, melher ju Sort @ront,
9Iri5, Itotionirt lit, 9cicbl, iid in
gSoIbington 5ll mclocu, no CT Dor
elmer MiIitGr GonlnIiiiion elmer In,
tcriu6ung biniihtlid ieincS forpcr.
li6en 3lltolOeS untcrworfen uno
coenhlea in 9l0cItono periebt neroch
ion. Stemort'S 6oQ bat melt Der
brcitete 9Guimcrfiamfeit srregt.
Gic 9liioire Stcmort, rcip. bie
MoBregelung ocS SberIten ollrd baS
Sriegs0epnrtemcnt, lueil CT in anlt0.
Biacr 8eiic &ortci fir icinc 8ottin
cr8riffcn Dntte, nohoem oieielbe pom
Vetrctcn Der 9lnlagen Der Wiilltdr.
9lfuoenle bon Welt. Eoint ausgel1lols
len mor0en mar. erregte ibrer Belt
grobeS 9tuile6eu mo nor i'm lebten
6riiblubr @egenItan0 elmer 2c6atie
I'M Scuot. 3luDner bon Worplano
friiilirtc babel Ocn GrGlOcnten Gooic.
belt 5pcinol mcgen ieiner fleinIi6cn
Soltilng Dem Oberiten Stepart 9e.
gcnilbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Ncuc 0abrnng.
Goufliftc 5,uiidJcn Wunard)iitcn nn0
9icpnblifAncrn in 2iiubun.

9icpnblifancrn in 2iiiabun.
@ci0c &artcicn bcreitcn iih oui tincn
Gntltbciolm9afompf por. - 9nlS
cincr 2Ircua Cntfolnntenc Sticrc
t0Otcn iiini 3uihaucr in Moitu
llno ucrlcbtcn 5lunl5lg. -- Sus
urgent Simon Copper micOcr
ollf 0cnt &ricg&pio0 III SiiOmet-
Nlirifo. - Gcutl0c gtniic0ler III
@ciAbr. SolnnO'S iiinDite 9totc
al &cnc5lcln mirtt bcrubiNInO.
- Die Stritcluirrcn 81 SontoS
in ernItcr Ebuic. - Yori3 oDnc
SelcpDonOcrteDr.
Hiiiubon, 81. Scptcmbcr. 49,,
Gie bieligen @I0ttcr rcOcn nod inls
nncr fnIt tGNlid bon cincn cnunrtc'
ten rcpollltion0rcn glll9brlld, Inter
9lnbcrcm bciBt eS lest buB iidD Die
nlonorhiidcn Grtrcn1iItclt lueldc cin.
icbcn, bob bic 9fcpublifoncr cincn
9lufitono porbcrcitcn, 5llr. &crtbcioi-
gung riiitcr, inocm iicVinSgcbcint
9robc &orrGtbc @uficn un0 Wuni-
tim III bcn biclgcn &I0ltcrL Ocren
Snnerco logur 0cu 9cborbcn pcr.
ihloiien lit, ollfitopcln. Gclc 9eiucs
gun9 Der Wtonordbiiten miro ongeb'
lid BON Der flerifalcn Eurtci ciirig
uutcritiibt. 9Nic cin Winnurd)iltcn.
Organ bcbnuptct bobcn lid 1000
Niunn sur @ctbcili1ung an cincr
Gnlcrte ucrpilihtct, 0crcn 3lucf in
Der 3crlt0rllng OcS SGtnbIiiicmcntS Der
lcpublifnniihcn 3citun9en beltebt
Tic Ncpublifoncr crfl0ran, lucnn oic'
icr gIniAloq olls1eiiibrt mcrOc, 10
luiiroen lie Gergcltllng bur6 cine oQ.
gcnleine Grbebing unb cine HenoIlt.
tion iibcn.
Son miloen Sticren sc.
to0tct.
2iiiobom q. Scptcmbcr. -
% Sticrc cntfnman bcutc ans scr
Nrcnu 5it Wioitn lun0 rnnntcn in tol-
lcr Wutb our6 cine &plfamcngc, Die
lid pcrlannlclt bottc, Inn cineut
Sticrfonpf b2i5inuphncn. 6iini Gcr-
loncn mlrben geto0tet mo an 20
pcrlcbt. IoS WdlitGr lplroc i6lieB.
lid 5ll Siilic gcrllfcn llno cridoB Die
Cbierc.
2ui Sem &riegSpfob.
@in66oef, Gcuti6 Siioweii.
9(frifo, 81. Septcm6cr. - Simon
Copper, ser cingcborelte Sniuracntcn-
iii6rcr, lit pic0cr nui bem &ricgs.
pfno rno sic peibcn 9enobner 0cs
0Itlihen 5beiIcS 61S S6ubgebietS
iduebcn in @efabr.
Splluno uno @cnc5uela.
0aun 81. Scptcnbcr. Scrr
San SninOeren Der bolGn0ilhc Wii.
niIter bcS gluslpGrtigcn, bot cine Sc
rIerrciie nod WieSbnbcn ongctrctcn.
S>cltc miro ofiijiell ongcfiinOigt, boB
SoQunb's lcBte Note al &enc5uelo
Die 0clDilnld)te berlbigcnoe gSirfllng
ollS0ciibt lat.
Ser Strife 5n Sontos.
Hio Soneiro, 81. Scptcmbcr.
- Sic Strifc.Sihlation 5ll SuntoS
trot bellte in cine ernItcre YDnie, ais
Die SuDrleutc cincn @cncrolItrife CT.
fl1rtcn. Sic slrbeit auI Den Gods lit
l6linml bcbinOcrt, olein Die 9lnge.
itcllten Der Gods fobrcn tort, Die
Sdiife nit &aiiea 5u bcirndten. Iie
gef0rocrultg Der &auren BON oen
Godmago5incn nod Ocn Gods lit je'
oo6 gdn5li1 eingeltellt.
W Wtllionenbrnno in EariS.
Yoris, 81. September. - 9us
Central -Selepbonnmt iii, ipie i6un
fl;r5 beridjtet, geItern 9lbeno ourd
einen 9rano pollfomnten 5critort
Doroen. Ser S6aoen miro oui IN.
gefibr $5,000,00O peronid)lGgt. Gos
Seuer par in Der Selepbon.Gentrdle
oilsgebroden nn0 botte nit iolder
@eidlpinoigfeit I'M iid gcgriiIen,
ooB Die Veonlten nod filr5eln pergeb-
lidem 9enliiben, Den @rano 81 10.
: T. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

Glcpeluuo, 8, 2t. Scpt. -
Gic critic @ciddit9iitunB oc0 Gcut-
lhcn &0n1iic0 &NtboIiiGln Central.
&crcin9" mur0c bNtc 0lbicr 6urA
2hrtim0iQung Ncs pcjicacn 9clcn5
Oca &opItt3 NIlt9 Cr0iinct, Ter &C.,
0cn@ipnIh mar olrb Ole ci1cnc0anS.
ibriIt oca %Npitca mtf 4cr9ament
lbcrnittcIt unO trr9 cine EGotoara.
pbic bc8 EnpItc3 5ur SNm. Yrdli.
Ocnt Sobn SrIfcrS bon Nrmorf, a.,
). iurIber crit fiir5lic9 BON cimcr 4il.
ncriabrt no0 Nom rnO &nIGItiua 5n.
riid1cfc6rt it, berloS oen Seaen. De
@iIcboIc Gobn SNlcn bon 9eIlcpilIc,
>$ll9., lun0 Nol0clto Don bier nn6nI1n
9Intbcil AT 6ch bClltigcn %crbunb.
hn0cL mcIcbe li1 ollf Gntgcgennob'
ne ppn Nrrid)tcu mo @rncnnllng pon
Gonitcn bcic9rGnftcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
SeiratAsidlminOlerim in Saft.

6rcsno. Sal, 81. September. -
Cine fiir3li6 bon 0linneiota bier an
0efonlnene iltn0c 5ralL Sic iid Mar'
Goret @oIOcr ncnnt. puroe pegen
QiibbroldJs Der Eoit 81 betriigcri.
idcn 3pcdcn in Sa't genomnen.
Sie iolI eincn Seiratbsihwinoel be.
trie6eit bobcn, inoeni lie unt,r Dem
@orseben cine reidle grbin SIT icin,
Die 2eilte, bie nirbt aqe peroen, uui
bcn 2eim lodte. SSrart @aloer iii
berbeirntbet unO Dfutter zines Sin
oes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
1nrdJ papitlihcn Scscn crDffnct,

Suinmmcntritt 0c3 oGcutiGcn G6.
mild &atholiiGcn Central &cr.
Gins" jit iciner Sabrcsuerianm.
Img III GlcucIano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
,Sobns Soptine lluibcrlitGt.

9iniritt9priiiungcu fir llntrrQruourtc be9ns
ncn Sirnitaa, % Scptcnbcr 1908. 8 llbr &ors
mtttugo. NorIciunacn in aleu- Scpurcmcut5
bcginncn um Sicuitng, 6. Sftuher. Nuulupe H..
ndpcmcinc Information inn Nilreuu pce jieeis
TRAITORS. WcGoUs Suuc, crDdltli6.
(263,0,0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

2iilobon, q. Scptcmbcr. -
% Sticrc cntfoman bcutc ans scr
Nrcnn 5lt Moitn umo rountcn in tol-
Ter Wutb burb cine &olfamcngc, Die
lidl pcriommclt bottc, Inn cincm
Sticrfompi bei5lnpobncn. 3iini Ecr-
ioncn murben 1etoOtet lmo on 20
pcrlcbt. 0os Wdlit1r mltroc i6licB-
lid SIT Siilfc gcrltfcn umo erihoB Die
Chierc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Grlerncn Sic oas Ginarabiren.

Eroiitnh!c Ncfbditaung fiir hcoe GcihIechs
fer. NetinoGes &crIGngen ournuh. SBaiicr'S
@rnpirsSunit Sauic SIR NcnuQuugcH rucubc
man iib an Is. =. sBaiicr, VT, t26, ycitS Snps
cite Strnic. (Sept22 1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

W3ltc bcbouptcu ibr &Iicnt ici
mobniinniJ uu0 lie 6contr01tcn eine
lhtcriltHlnG icinco @ciitc35uit1nOc@.
Der 2introa miro m1bricQciuIib pom
Wcridt bemiuigt mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Mnaerfnabe Suit.
Nod cine GnmpaoncsGpiitcl Oco Erd
iioCntCn 9ipuICnclt

Der rcpublifoniicbc NrGiiocititGafta-
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nit 6orofcr lmb iciucm 9mbong
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&rinjipicntrcnc modte Is iDm
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triotiitbcn 9iir9cr iolltcn oobcr,
nod JloOieuclt'3 Meinlng, fir
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ncQc @}orOprojciic IN 9lru- Scricp
er0iinct. 2In0cre intcrciinnte
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0pitcr @op, ". o., 81. Sept!
= Er0liOcllt 9iopicucIt bat bcltte
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lcin mcr0c, mcHn biClc9 GonltC cincu
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tSotfO Gun0i0atur iiir 0ic GrGli=
ocntlboit IT, Sorutcr'S gSicOcrcrruGb=
lung 5lm 9un0c$Icnator bciiirmortc.
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Fointe al Eic, Gnnoon, gcirbricbtn,
no Iid Gait oamol8 ouibicIt, uno ser
Sdreibcr crfl1rtc Oorin cner0iib, cr
t0nnc cincn OcrortiQcn 9ciGIuB nie.
mails 9ltbeibcn. Iericlbc mcr0e ieinc
Stelllna conpronittircn, uno cr
fonnc iih prii3ipicu nicnolS nui it,
9enO mclbc 2lbmo6ung nit cinem
Oionne 9leif 6orofcr cinJolicn. Ter
lclbe babe aus itl6itiiicGtiQcn @rin-
Ocn Die miGti8Iten WoBnnbmeu scr
NOnliniItrntion befGnlpit lm0 itr6 in
Iefncn Sample iognr ni6t gciheut,
AT OoS 9toIlcnuorllrtbcil 5u oppeai.
rem. Gr ici iibcr5clat 0ab ser r2plt-
hlifoniIchc Acknowledgement in Gbi-
cngo Oic Folitif Oc5 BrGii0enten
Nooieuclt inooliircn pcrhe, um0 er
(SoiD bcpcrbc iid ais Eertreicr bic.
icr Folitif nm 0ic Domination fiir
bic Fr0li0entld)nit. Nenn cr 0icic
Domination niht obne einen Com.
pronliB nit tSorufcr llno ieinen 9ln-
bGnAcrn erbnIten f0nns, 10 polc er
licbcr 00rnli per3i6tcn.
AndlOcm S0r. )tooleuclt obiAcS
Sdrelbcn SaIt's mortli6 aus9cfrunt
Gat, 9cbt er lcincn Seni On}u lno
crtl1rt, cr ii6ergcbe oos Shreben
o6nc lnit'S S8iiien Der GciientliH-
felt, oamit iein Stonopltnft flor ner.
De- Gin Otonn BON Der uneri6iitters
li6cn @brcnbnitigtcit uno Yrin5i-
plcrtrcuc lnit's pcr0iene. Ous Ser
trollcn Der 9totion llno oQe gllten, &c.
millenbaitcn lln0 potrioticben 9iir.
ger ioIlten fiir i'm itimmcn. gic6en.
bel DcrieBt Der ErGliOent Dem 6rn.
@rpan olue Dem 8otpernellr Sas-
fcll Don Ctlabonta rinige Sicbe unb
rcOct bon Den rtiitiiden Nntereiicn
oes aapitolS," lucl6e, luie er bebuup-
tet in olelcr Gantpngne gegsn oic no
nlilltIlration III oieS1ronfen 0ctrcten
iino. Gait, iogt er, ici ans Dem bollpt-
i1hlihcn @rllnoe nonlinirt luor0er,
ooB cr 0cn gcncinld)1olid)Cn ,Sntc-
reIIcn oca @roBfapitals uno scr Gor.
poratloncn ieinoliN gegeniiber itcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Summer Y Yefer,
ScntIdcS Sanf- nmo gSchiclgcidJaft,
26 Suutb-Stra;c,

r9atrrnl SGut pt Commerce sN1b1uor.
Mi.giicocr Der 9liticuburic.
Hllts ru0 &crialtf BON glltcu mo Sbligutns
llcn. gSctbfrl unb Grcbithrcie nuf ulle bunps
iddlidcl Stdhte 9uropa'e. gln= mo Teriauf
frcnlber ecIhiprien. ioiuie glu3iertiglIng hou
8oIln1dicn, ScbiftsfartcH bon unh nncb
Scuthluno. (Ipril27-)
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
MORE sILos NEEDED.

There are only about 400 silos in
Indiana and we have over $4,000
farms. Nearly three-Quarters of
these farms grow good corn crops.
and each of these corn farms need
silo badly for economic feeding. In
Iowa Kimballs Dairy Farmer says
that the following is the situation:
'There are in the State of Iowa
100000 farms. According to the
most authentic figures that we are
able to compile there were about
400 silos at the beginning Of this
year. E
1.-THE silo has been unusually popu-
lar during the past season and many
new ones have been put up, but it is
safe to say that there are not 500 in
the State at this time, This means
that there are not five for each coun-
ty. In all probability there are as
many barns as there are farms. This
is as it should be. We cannot have
too good barns, but we must begin
to realize that the silo is as impor-
tant as any other building. There
is no reason why every barn should
not be accompanied by a silo. In
fact, a farm without live stock is
surely on the road to depletion. The
silo makes the live stock profitable,
checks the farm in its downward
course and starts it back toward its
original condition Of fertility. The
silo is about the most important
ahptlding around the barn yard Z