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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
STA Z. Silaert.

IS ltarb ant 20. &csember 1908. nm 3 ubr
GiubmtttaSS. nab l%iHacrer dranfbeit Gaa !.
Siigcrt, 81 Sabre alt, Satin oeS bcrIiurbereH
6cnrp StIgert. Hic 9eerniauna finoet Witt
10 oh, NubmiitdgS 3 llbr. bon ibrer yScbnIna.
ytr. 22l6, Git.gIortb sglpemlc, aus TAFT. Ier'
iuatote uno 6reunoe ftnb eit8eldoen, bet5lts
fupbneu. (350-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Npuiie WpGmcr.

% iiorb am 90. 0:3ember 1908 aoutfc Nons
MGR in itrem 81. qebensinbrc. 8atiit oes oers
i~torbcncu Scprgt -. g.. Nolhner, Serpanoie
lruo Sreurtoc itlb einaclnocrt Der 9eeroianta
bei6tpobacr. pelte am S%icnitas, ben %. 9eby
9iuhTitidg5 . llbr. bon ibrer Boblll1a. 9tr.
1906. 9ctts 5npettes StrHbc. ans iiattttnoet.
i21H-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Seurn Sciuer.

IS itarb an 20. December 1908 Senrh Sei'
ncr, 80 SGbr, ali, gcliebter 8atte bon 9hriftina
Seinev. Sermnnote mo 6reunoe itlto ndatltres'
boil eiRgeluocu. Der Necrot9ung dm Wiittipudh,
gindmittues > llbr. bon fciner 29ubnlIIIa. glr.
31S, Silos SmuIpouosStraBe, aus bei5ufuobnen.
i9IG-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Milhelm Wiiufl

IS i.arb ant 20. 9e5ember 1908 Gsiibelm
Dliind, i'm Filter bon SO Sabreu in Der Wobs
riur1 ieiue5 Sdluiegeriobnes. Srn. 9ouiS 9BiSs
ner. gir. 500. geuoenbulzS trabe, bon no ans
am Sicnitnn, gidhmitta95 I'm , llbr, oaS 2Cts
dellbeAin0Ilih iinttiinoet. (3G6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Or. Mnnuit I. &nlfman.

Gs ilarb am IS. 3cpmber 1908 3r. auanit
4. Yplfman, II Sabre uIt. ~geliebter Wnite bon
6Iiinbetb &ulirnan. Gie 9eeroi9lng ftnoct
ant Eicnftna, Nudntittnes = lbr. bolt feiner
g9obmiuo, yfr. Is. nerldnserte 6rebcrids3oao,
aus dui ocr rQouoon 6arf 9emeterp" itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Scrmiid)te Nnscigen.

1artct's anitnrtum. Mlnonn1e stooIpb, re9!,
ttrirte Se0lmtfe. 6raueHIetben crfoIgrei6 bes
bdnoelt. 4rirnt6eiin iudbreno airobeit Etuns
ben . Yrm. bis S. gGbnea 421 gpsI. saratpga.
strahe, 5ipiiheu aaed. nno Gutap.2 traRe.
(g,uo26, 1Wlt) FfIl Is ~. lifg,F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Wnua Quueultriu.

So ildrb am 81. December 1908 anna
Haucniein, aeIiebtc Satin bon 6reoertd Il.
ITO o InNen. Gle Neerhigung finoet Ton.
rertng. ben "a. Ne5cmber, = llbr etadhnt..
bon iGrer lcbiet gSobnur9. gr. pei. Sios
9beiters Strabc, ans fldit, 0eiietlng dnf Der
,oorrdinese erneterD." (357-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
Guuis Gfels.

So itorb om 20. Se3ember 1908 Serr apris
Gdels so Ing IIier SSn 81 SaoreT II @ionotcn
roliru Gdela. sic &eeroieun9 finoet az,
Wiitt,updl, 9Iu6miiiaaS > llbr, bonn 1r1liers
gV'I eiIIettutl 10 , rid d any DEM lug sirsi s siniof tsuts
Srteeboic. (35T-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

Gas bcutidc NeidS . 30 q a
rine : Mint follit aoblen in Gn9louo.
neil eS id, bon ben oeltihen &oblens
barolen Mat idropicn laiien uiQ,
Gie omerifoniihen Morillebcb0roen
bnbclt iih lollac Sabre pom Stnb!-
Srillt ldlropien laiier. Wun bari ooh
Ole einbeimiid)e Snbuitric nid,t ihdoi,
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

Nirnita0, bcn %. Sc5cmbcr 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

@cibnad)ts. Srenbe
bGngt a5 BON
etnsm lddhelnbet, befriebtaten autlts
nno einem r%einsn, iriiden, Atansn gppn,
Sniptsiren Gle iebt Sbre @droerobe Stel'
leidbt habeu Gie Glide Iataen, &Ieioer ODER
@oIIsdoitiime. Die Sic nm th1pften unS belter
nuSSuieben piinftelt, eBe Sic fit bic Seiertage
bereit IiHb. @enn cS cine 3eit eiebf, 5u Der
Gle AM fI6niten uub eIeaantefteu ausfeber
ioatet. 70 lit eS SIR 8etbna6ts5eit. 9S iudre
bicTeiht and ratbfum. Sbr @aftBintmer Su ir'
~fpi5iren. gSir reiriaer Gardiner. Wuloeden
etc. erperimerte iirb eefdbrli6. Sas gsht
TT inner has giatgite
Gmil Tiiber, a .iS s ssss; sas s.ss. s ;s.aas.'
(Roo22-) 229 RurosS piparo .etrd6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

Ger a6nia itloB ieinc Aniprode an
6te Rctruten nit einem Sod uuf Ben
Mniier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

@tnefompflu it &c Nmeri.
%tonerin, 6roi Safe @oltgb NtcGul.
LODI, hires 3cid)cna tSrieOcnarid)tcr III
Der &bicogoer @oritoot Guanitoln, bet
>lonn einen 5%ollgenidt@ mo Gpn Ole
Ntlltter ollcr &iinlte g%enonut. &ciOer
bat tic ueraelleL bir5u5lifiigen, boB
Der nrnle aerl eben IN Splgc iencr
0unit,, III Der ea @uu sur 9roBtcu
Mciiterihoit 9cbrad)t bat, Der &cr.
filbrrngafluit, jltm Tougcnid)tS &c
mpr0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

Iic 3ollcinnobmc Der
8lunbcsre0ieriilg miiiIcn grobcr luer-
ben. ilno 10 lit oenn Die &eoc bouon,
oiid Snifec llnb Sbce, Die bisber alli
Der Sreiliitc itolloer. nit eilem Boil
SIT bclegei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

lteber Die d) It en- uno
groBten St1ote bee oeittid)en Heid)eS
mod)t bos foiicrlide itotiitiife Int
III Berlin iol9enoe Mittbcilunoen:
Gle reid)ite Staot Neutiflano's lit
6ronfiilrt a. %. Ios ginfomnien lei.
ner 9efpobner betrG9t i'm Turd).
ifnitt 1920 Warf. Sm pereongelten
Sabre betriig ooS Trr6ihnittS Git
fommen ioaar 1882 Marf. gn sneiter
Stelle III 9e5ilo altf ben Heif)tbum
itebt Gborlottelibi,ra, es iolgen baum
gndlen. anlr, Ior5ia. Glberfclm 81
len. Stettilt. Mnobeb,ira. 5onltoper.
4uHe, Berlin (264t Deorf, Tuiiel.
oorf, Barrier, .aief, grefelb nno
9ortnlilno. Gle eiinitige Stelllune
'.ser+ Stoht Giien m .Hicier Icrmcoeua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

aoni9 6rieprih NuguIt
Don Sndicn hot bel Scr Hetrlttcn-
Screioi8un8 Ser Seipji9er Tcgimeu.
Ter cine aniprode gcGoltcll, III Der CT
inter inherent iaate: "0teinc 9lrnlce
bat bis ieBt III alien 3eiten cine ge.
odItetc Stelluna innerhalb res gro.
Ben oelltifJen SeereS ein9enommcll.
8ebe 8ott. onb es ItetS 10 blcibc 81,
ibrem Sell lrb 5l,r 6rcube Dol, mir
lito inherent geliebtcn Sndienlonbe.
Sllnt Ruhn urieres 9roken oeutifan
9aterldnbea, CIT 6sfsp.. erhtbenes
S~6erbdupt. me,relt freiier. 0reiinb II.
Sun6eSgenoiien. 81 eriilncrli nhiera
Fftift in >icicr Icicrlihrr Stunneiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22

Sic GOT hoftcn oea NrGs
iiOcnten an ben GonGrcB BADEN lid III
Den leeten 8odcn 10 9ebGuit, BOB cin
mibigcr Senator Den &oritlag 1es
mafJt bat, cin ei9enes Gonitc fiir oie
YrGliocnten 9%otidlaiten III crltcn.
ltrll.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-10-31

proven that he can make cotton in spite oil the
weevi and every farmer should make up his mind
TO raise his own supplies. The cotton grower
when he first has TO contend with the weevil VIII
feel that he IL having a hard time. His position
will not be an enviable one But IL he has grit
and adapt himself to changing conditions he
will by the fourth year become as prosperous as
and his prosperity will be more permanent
than could have been possible while he de-
pended almost exclusively on cotton for living.
More reading and more thought will have 10 be
given to farming. New crops will have 10 be
tried. More live stock will have TO be grown
especially hogs Less money will be- used In fight
ing grass and more will be made In turning grass
Gin the forms pasture or hay into money.
Those ~ho are alert of mind and who are not too
sonscrvativ. 10 bc benefited by the experience Of
strangers. the ones who will succeed beat
Next spring those who not far removed from
the present wceyil territory may hope that one or
several years may pass before they have IN.
I'll TO contend with. Hut they should know that
he wecsiI la coming. IL is going 10 com. iuss
as sure aa tho sun In goinE 10 set. Thoss ~ho
realize this and plan accordingly need not suscr
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-10-31
Es~aiiy II viii be- tho class which does not read
and which ean not break away from the old russ
that viii suffer greatly. To bc forc~arn~d In this
matter should be To be- for-armcd.


Earnestly ~ No are urging upon our farm.
sfs the importance Of holding cotton for price.
above the present cighi-r~nt ngnse. ih.ra In ono
tact which comes tn mind In tho present discus
sion which cannot be too often or too atronxly
emphasized. and that Ia ihis:--
There arc farmers Who will mako psoat On
.heir cotton at present prices: and ,hcrc are
growers who would not make pronI IL tho
price were twelve. even fifteen. censs.
When II comes To the question of profits. thu
coat Of production we'll as the soiling pric.
must bc considered. There IL more money I'm
selling cotton at ten cents that II coat eight cents
to raise than there is in selling cotton at twelve
cents that II cost eleven cents To produce
The coat of this years crop In already deter.
mined. the thing TO be done now IN To get the
most possible out OF II.
But--next years crop In 10 be made. and II
might be- well 10 give some thought To the mat.
ter Of cheap production.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-10-31
Coming Next Week.

Deep piowing and Eubsoiiing-shess questions
will be handled In two articles In next issue.
ono review OF a nc~ Bulletin just issued by the
National Department OF Agriculture. the other an
interesting record OF personal experience by Mr.
w. c. Crook telling how he increased his crops
by deep plowing.
How Make PIN Money on th. Farm" In = let
ter by o. swide-awak. woman reader subject
Of exceeding interest 10 all country women.
Get some Live stock and So Make Proats
Twelve Months In the Ycar"--thss is th. title of
Mr.. rrcnehs next letter telling how Southern
farmers may make as much money wcstsra
farmers. and another abort article tabs Mr..
scrub Stock Farmer with some points and pronss
OF such sharpness 10 insure hls waking up II
be reads a.
Following up our review of the Alabama Sta
lion Bulletin on bow to make cheap pork. another
article noxt week will outline succession Of crops
that Will mako Hog Feed for Twelve Months"
Professor Massey wilt write on Suggestions
for November Farm Work and tho Editor may
consider . situation Of growing seriousness
drift Of Southern white farmers To tho towns II
many sections leaving the land 10 negro scnauts
\ general discussion of Tho best plans Of rcnting
land aud keeping up II. fertility IL also invited and
expected for early isauu~.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-10-31

Cheap production necessitates the use Of laho.
saving machinery, the planting of god seaa
good methods of cultivation. and. above all. ,ha
planting of cotton only on such lands as NAV he
expected 10 return a reasonable profit on the cos,
of raising the crop.
The man who has soil that will produce :
bale of cotton to the acre In ordinary season
is assured of a good profit at any reasonable
price The man whose land will only produce
one-third of bale must have fancy price II he
comes out anywhere near even.
To build up.-~by the growing of the l.gumes
and the feeding of more stock.--s soils Ia the
great task fate has forced upon the farmers Of
tho south
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-10-31

tconsinucd from Page ID
IL his advice about clearing up and draiuing ~
act spots on pour land this winter In most casss
these placcs arc full Of humus and rchncss--sou
wealth washed down from many other acrcs--and
" would DO cheaper To spend $50 an acre getting
one OF these lands iuto shape for cultivation rash
.r than Till q worn-out hillside for nothing Talk
this over with your boys
And now that ho. fatt-ning time In here.
don't overlook those notable Alabama station
tests reported on page II. IL was proved N these
tests that the cost per pound OF meat from dt6er-
ans ways of fccdin. as follows:
fwo-thirds corn. one-third cottonscd meal 5.75c.
Nin1-trnths corn. one-tcnth tankag-. .... S.lSc.
hait corn and haif peas. s............... a.llc.
Tho only question II. do you want To raise meat
at nvc cents ar seven centx.
At the breakfast table to-day we heard Of sick
chickens In the poultry yard and the only way to
avoid Increasing trouble cold weather comes on
now. In tn house the fowls In houses and
tells this week of his friend whose Black Minorcas
were dying on. and how the remedy found In
properly constructed hen-house. You may need
the same advice.
And lastly. about planting trees: Professor
Maaacy's letter on page ! 8 on this subject is as
iuil OF good points az "A pin-cushion. Read it,
and then hurry up with stock for your
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-10-31

Lots OF work. Yea that's what IL means to
raise cotton In wcesii territory. II will compel
The planter 10 use "a smaller acreag. aud To cuiti-
fate II better. IL will force him TO raise other
crops Tor The sake OF diyersity OF crops and 10
produce the home supplies. Merchants viii be
very SLOW To make advances TO a man who has not
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08

Wil6bruber auf bic S6uIter unb iagtt
in munterm SDn: Define 8ii6e fon'
men Dir Define Ginri6tung bis beute
Nbeno bierher f6affen, 10 bdb gu nit
9einer 6amilie beute Na6t bier idla'
fen %fannit. Wlorgen friib ipiro es bier
bann pobl ipObnlidler ausisben als
beute."
S2(ber, Serr SauptmanH 80"
ga, bic &iibe unb Die Ginri6tung
baben aber ben eineu 5ebIer. baB ite
ii6 niGt bertrinten laIen. G9e Ou
bier einSie6it, muBt 9u einen S6eln
unteri6reiben, pprin 0u mir Define
gsiaylmts Sabe peri6reibIt. Wenn gu
oann alb nur Iopiel ipie einen Gtu4l
bapon perfaufIt, biit gu Elm 9teb,
Storm, uno id tpeiB, oaB 9u ME gum
9iebe on mir peroen Dirit."
SeBt fling Storm almGli9 an gu
perIteben. Gr s~itterte am gan3en Geibe
unO fano fein Wprt gum 9ant.
Ser Sauptmann fu6r fort: "um@
ionIt betommIt 9u es nidt, mein OIL
ter, i6 perlange bafiir BON Dir, bab
9u einen Sag in Der @o6e fir mid
arbsiteit. 9sia 8orgGnger mubte 5tpei
Sage arbeiten. limb in meinem SeItaz
ment babe iA Define Mutter ols Gigens
tbiimerin bieies tleinen Qntpeieus be-
itimmt, bic hire gnfeltinber gu innig
Iiebt uno Define S6pG6en gu gut
tsnnt, ais baB lie Die 3iigel loderte,"
Storm puroe bIutrotb, unb unter
Sdlu65en fam es beraus: nWie 1T es
MIR m0gli6, ouB Serr Sauptmann ieBt
ouf einmul 10 gut 81 mir ilno, po
Serr !Suuptmann i'm 9ienlt bod 10
itreng gegen mid getpeien Iino..."
nSa, Storm, ais 0u nod i'm 9ienIt
parit. batteit Ou einen i6Gblidsn
Ginflub auf ben 9uten 0eiit i'm Regis
ment uno fddoigteIt baour6 bas @az
terlanb, i'm DENT tonnte i6 ni6t lGnz
ger Nu6ii9t gegen Did iiben, Sier
tannit Oh nun muir nod Did ielbit
uno bic 9einigen unb mid iddbi9en.
Dies babe id eetban. um bas Re9t gu
bdben. iolange per3eiben gu biirfen, pie
it nil, Obne bob cs 0ritte etrpas an
gebt. 0liidauf, Storm! 9riib mir
Define 5rau uno Define Mutter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Die )%Hi(66ruoer.
Don AIfrro p. Geornaisrna.

Die 9arcnin llggla auf MaIitands
tpar cine liebenspiiroige, feline Dame,
aber ibr garter &Orperbau geituttete ibr
ni6t, ibre &inber ieIb1t 81 nG9ren, pie
es bel ben gdroninnen llggla friiberer
@eidledter Mobe gepeien mar. Dor
fiinfunboreibis Sabren begte mar nod
fein 10 9roBes @%ertralen gu Saug@
fldi6en ipie beutsutage, uno oesbalb
fam cine geiunbe unb iaubere gage
IDbnersfrau als Mmme bes Grben BON
Wnllitands ms S%errenbals. Der
fleine Baron aarl puhs linb gebieb,
ober Spen, Der So6n Der Saselpbnerss
frau, Der aubmil1 bel wsdieInoen
WGrmegrabsn trinteu mibte, geoieb
nitt minber gut. gr fam bon 3eit gu
3eit auf benz Irm ieiner groBen
Sdpeiter ih's Serrenbaus, unb Sas
rpn &arl unb Der feline Spen ipielteit
matchmaker, bepor fie nod laufen
tonnten.
So fam Der Sag, mo bic Imme ibre
9lfsabe i'm Serrenbaus ppnenbet bate
unb 81 ibrem Mann unb ibren Sim
,h2,aiH'5 9orf 5uriidtebrte. sic salt
fortan fir feiner als bic anocrn
aotISbnprsfrauen, iie fam bduItger
Gtrisnbau ais biefe. nnb bic Sas
rpVh fprad NIT ibr ldnser uno rers
traAlMes als nit ben anhern, benn ipie
8lut bider 1T als Wafer. tit es alid
baNelbe @erbGItnib nit Der Mild.
uno Spen burfte feline Mutter jeoess
NAL besIeiten unb burfte mad 9sr5enss
Iuit nit benz Mil6bruoer toben, bis
Sarl in Der Stabt auf bic Sdule tam.
Oils 8arl bas erite Mal 81 ben
Commentator rad 9auie fam, lteB
er Soen gu lid tommen, offenbcrte
ibm ieinsn Wunid. Sberit gu iperoen,
uno beauftraste i'm. inn aum tOlsens
ben Sag Elm Regiment BON Sortlutl9en
gu iteqen. 0as Negiment glib alers
bin9s mebr elmer baIben aompagn.e,
aber es ipurbs sur feitaeiebten Sturpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
SOunrdbau.
Don &einri6 Qilieufein.

Tcibtr, friiher @tnenihaurt
&ett ben liaten W~icieniaian:
Sr6pflcin SbGu Guf Sdlmcs SptBt
@aidt uHb ipicgelt SouncnbliBt,
8lintt uEO labt Der 2amCra0en,
2ie als orme, iGbe gSeltH
3ipiibcu @itrcn9cn 3,ptl G2ltoocn
Mlito iib tretbcn uuo - 5crldtleR.
QI6BIi6 i6ipiQt ouf 9cnjcsfJt0cIn
SittetbOicr W%Orgrnlpino,
gBirb er Dir 3ulicb ie jlQeIn -
Seine sun - bu QcrlenttnO2
Seiuc Suit ben 6alm gu gtcticn,
Sbm oit 5icr pom @dupt 3H itrciftn,
Sab in cine 90Cut fGue
Eropilsiu Ibau wuO - lei Dic Ole.
Nobc @rdIer jittern 'hon,
Tliitrn ibclmifh: SinoenlObni
Old, bid lam iGiu @ott bcipObrcu,
Gr6pi!Ciu [bau! 49, or toTmt Gciabren,
Sf idpn Ou - Der g9tlo, Der bbie -.
llnO has GropfIcin? 1T c%utilo9cu: -
Gab cs uiht in 6lutb fb lOic,
&at's bic SonHe aufgeiogen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-08
Amslan D

6 II b d 8 b b # a + i'm
s II It / 3 pala It. 3nei Ginbre6er
oeridafften ii4 Gingang in ben SuIti5s
palait bon g(lbi, Srantreit, brdngen
in bas Hi9ter5immsr Elm, erbraden
einen bort itebenben 9eloI4ranf unb
erbsuteten ben 8etrde pon 1000
Jrancs.
8ier Gene q t ionen
2ebrer. 8iir5li9 beging Der 2ebs
rer 9angenberg in Npoloa. Sbiirins
gen, beIIen 8orfabren idon ourd pier
Gsnerotionen 2ebrer eepelen linO, bas
25jGbrige SubilGum ietner Sbdtigteit
an Der Yiirgeridule. Sem Batter mar
in 4polbo 80 Sabre, iein 8robuater
in SberroBIo uno fem l%lrgroBpater in
Heisoprf je so Sabre tbatig.
id er 9ettler. Sn Neus
berg. Sa6fen, itarb oieier Sage Elm
9ettler Ramens 8ilfer. gr mar inss
~beIonbere in Den Gurorten 9aosgliter
uno 5ranaensbao, ND er iih Ilmolen
boIte, aI9emein unter benz Spibnumen
,Gr" betannt. ShB iein @eIddft als
9sttler eintrGglid mar, Seigt ii4 aus
benz Nadlab bes nurmen" Mannes.
Wilfer lit ni9t nur Seijber zines gaua
qrunbitiides unb Walogrunoes, 'pns
bern binterldBt audi elm Spartail en-
bud bon 5000 3ronen.
&inb in Mbort q + {.
Gin 5ajdbriges 8ino fiel tiir5li4 in
Neuzlllm, 9apern, in Den Ibort unb
blieb in Der HObre iteden. DC IS pcn
oben ni6t mebr errei6t fperben tonnts.
mubte es pouig in bic Grube 9,iloBcn
,lnb bon ba an bas SagesliGt bef0gs
bert perben. 9as gspubtiein trat erit
mad lanaen 8%smibuneen bet berbeises
rufenen @rstss tpieoer Elm. Gin Slid
ipar es, bab nod elm anberes 8inb i'm
Wbprt mar unb ben llnfaQ fpfort mels
bette, fonit mare es benz iideren Sooe
nidt entgansel.
gintrittsgeIb fir Sraus
nassau 6auer. Ginen eigens
artisen 9eidlub, Der ii9 ieppa allieis
tiger 3%uitimmung in Der &ir6enses
meinbe erfreut, bat Der @emeinbetirs
1enratb in Selibid, Yrppin3 Satien.
gefaBt. lin ben oft IGItiesn unb ftDren>
ben 3uorang llnbetbsilister bel tird>
Iihen Trauun9en 5ur%iid3uba!ten. 1T in
s3utunft Der Gintritt in bic Birdie Bel
berartiaen 9eleeenbeiten nlr geeen Elm
gintrittseelb BON 20 pfsnnig pro Qers
ION geitattet; iinsere 8inber baben
iiberbaupt teinen 3utritt.
M utbiser $ a II b perfSs
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Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
WEATHER MEN DISAGREE
c. L. Dieh. Mesas Weather Man. is Contradicted by the Phoenix
 Jesunofsky.

When weather men disagree is it one of the signs that does not fail in dry weather? C. L. Diehl. who has been furnishing Mesa weather for some time. has been questioned. In fact. his forecast has been reversed by Jesunofsky, who says that there is no cause for alarm. and that il is not go ing to rain a drop.
 It is strange to say, but weather men who continually deal in futurties feel a certain pride when their prophe cies are fulfilled. and think of some thing else when their prognostications prove erroneous. Without doubt Mir Diehl is taking a risk when he puts his reputation up against rain. but at the same time, if it does ram within the next few hours. he will come under the wire in a beautiful burst of speed for the people want more rain. and the man who gives it to them first is the popular individual
 About a year ago there was Ques- tiOning as to MT. Diehls truthfulness. and he got his Dutch disposition to the leeWard and it was not long until there were rumOrS of the work at the Tonto dam being discontinued on account of floods. It continued to rain and the river continued to rise. Friends of the weather man went into his office to plead with him, but he only leaned back :n his office chair and smoked the harder. opening another spigot in the meanwhile. just to show that he knew # was going to rain These weather men have cloven hoofs when they get started.