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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
SATURDAY. =. OCTOBER IL, 'os.
4A q MSfm0G2s
IT, --.,.essI., sIsssssssf
HAULING MILK TO HOGS.
Barrel on a Sled Proves a Great
Convenience.

have FIVE acres Of alfalfa a quarter
mile from the house fenced to hog pas
ture. There is nothing finer for hogs
and three times a week l take a barrel
of milk 70 them. writes a farmer in
Farmers Mail and Breeze The sketch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
ENCOURAGE ENT.

One moment VIC stood face % face
When I had felt the sting and smart
They feel who. beaten in the race.
SIT sullcn As their hopes depart
She knew not nor had cause 90 guess
How Chance had robbed me OF my
rlEh~
How focman who were pitilrrs
Had loft me in "a bitter plight
But by her look I was ware
That she regarded me as one
Who had the will To- conquer where
a craven would have been undoue.
one moment we stood face 20 face.
Then went our ways. 90 meet no more.
And high. in It's accustomed place.
Ny goal was cleaning as before
3. + histr in Chicago Record-IIerald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Barrel Sled.

gives an idea OF my transportation
scheme. The runners and two by
Tours on each side Of barrel are
notched TO keep the barrel from roll.
ing. -Four pieces of strap iron twisted
half are also fastened to ends of run
ners and then TO barrel with tire bolts
TO steady it, This is better than set
ting a barrel upright and it can't up
set
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

Some OF those who complain OF the
locked horse are often so careless
they never think OF putting the horse
in darkened stables so It will escape
the tortpres OF the fly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Accordion PLATING.

Goods to be accordion plated should
always be cut on the straight, never
on the bias. II cut In the last way
and accordion plated the goods Will
eventually sag and pull.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Your Mind in Order.

Minds that are filed scientifically.
like well-packed trunks. with every
thing in order, hold much more than
those into which all manner OF things
are thrown man fashion, higgledy-
piggledy.-Woman's Home Compan-
ion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

ton. should be sprayed on the animals
several times during the day.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Have Things Handy.

Have all arrangements handy for
doing chores. After a long days
work one likes TO get the chores done
as quickly as possible.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

Teacher-Tommy. who were the
early settlers OF New England?
Tommy Tucker-The Angry Saxons
pa'am.-Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17

or any crotched stick about 20 inches
long and place on the neck OF the
sheep, says Prairie Farmer. Pull M
the forks OH top of the neck and fasten
across with a wire.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
OratorIoaI Imnnlse

The thouEhtless mind most longs to soar
To heights that few can reach;
The less one has 20 say the more
One wants to make a speech!
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Safer

Church-Have YOU Joined that Don't
Worry club. yete
Gotham-No; I'm going 20 wait I'M
I'll I get the last insta.lment on the
furniture paid.-Yonkers Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
Protect from Flies.

Animals ca farms are tormented by
flies 10 a grea, extent. a 'iqaid, OF
which kegosoae forms a large proper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-17
YOKE FOR SHEEP.
Its Use will Prevent Animals from Get
ting Through Fence.

To prevent sheep from getting from
one pasture into another use a hazel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
EBndIacrid)t anocorpbt.

Gbilnoclpbin q, s. Nllguit. -
Cine cr5iirntc Wcnge Don Iltaldn,
Ocru bate gcitcrn 2lbcno eincn Der
3mciicIten aontpf nit ser Eoli5ei, i'll.
Dem 0icicIbc u1rIud)tr, Sen @camtcn
&olepb @reclL alias &oicpb GincItcin,
scr cintn utiittlid]cn NnGriii nlti ein
orci Sabre aItcS WtG0d)cn Ncnladlt
bate, 81 CntrciBcn. 6rou Micncr,
Die Wllttcr 0cS &inbca, rci5tc oie
Mcnge oui uno iiIbrte OiclcIbe nod
scr @lrbicrItilbc, in mcld)er iid Der
@iiitling beiano. Nla 0it (biirc &c
maItlam auiNcbrod)cn iuorocn mar,
ltcutc lid 0rccn Der cinoringenben
Mcn2c nit cincm &oilrmciier be
mniflct cnt1cAclL bod lullroc er TO-.
iort ilbermGItigt, mo lltr Dem red)t.
5Citigcn @intrciicn Der Eolijei bat er
Is 5I u%cr0nnfcn, onb CT ielbit nid)t
toot0elfIa1en mllroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Bic Gutidaft bGr' i'd, ,upll, allcin

Nem 9Orf s. Mug. Ob-
ihon Wottirieo Erobit, Elm AuimGr.
ter IN cincm &cIt0lrant. benadridJti9t
morotu icin mill, 0ab ibu cine Orb.
id]ait I'M @etrugc bon nttbrercu Wtil-
lionrn Collars bon Scitcu leints On
fCla Fuul Sofimonn, mcld)cr in Mel
dctbcrA 9opern, itorb, 5ugeialIcll
lit bat oerieIbe Oenuod, beltte icinenl
btldcibcneu Beirut obgelcaen.
Frobit luuroc crit und) 5ipoliiGbri-
gent Snd)en bon oent &crmalter bcS
NnhIniIcs ouigeirnocn. Gr fam,
nnd)oem cr in ser bclltid)en Nrnlee
Qc0icnt bate, Dor litbcn >Sabrcn in
Nmerita an. @ic er crfldrt, bat icill
Sntel orrd) &nnOel nit ,Snoien eill
Grrm09en I'M 9etrngc BON $4,000.
600 crnorbcn. GrobIt bat cine
Sdmeiter in GbnrlcIton, 2. Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
6ufinnmasponcr Siinalima.

Gbicogo, s. Guguit. - See Scic-
man, Gin 1~S-iGbriger bci Scr .SirIt
Srult & Sopinas @onf" ongcitelltcr
9oteniunge, muroc inter Der Nn-
id)ulbigung perboitct, $1,000 BON Der
0onf unb $500 bon ieiner Sontc
unierihlogen 81 baben. Ter lebtcrc
@etrog iuor ibnl ciroebGnoigt NOR
cen, I'M i'm bel Der 9anf 81 oeponi-
rem. 9as Der 9anf gebGri9c @elb
pilrOe in oem 3immer oes Siinglinas
ouioeilmben. Sic ieincr Sonte ge6o-
rigcn $500 mill er bis ailf $65 in @e-
ielihait bon Orauen5immern u|erill-
belt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Der n%ur,uroiidc 8cianStc pcridnapft,

8recnbcer, @bite Snlpbcr
SprinAs, s. Nlglilt. = getrGhtlides
Iuiiebcn bat g~citern Ibcno ser nor
megiife @cianote @l,0e pcruriad)t,
inbem CT it'd mci9crtc, al Ser Eolo-
naiie gclcgeutlih eiltcs 8ciclihoits-
Bales Sbcil SIT nebmen, neil or Die.
ielbe nid)t nniilbren ouritc. Iieic
Molc mar ser Sroii Gait uno Dem
Captain Sbaper bon ser @unoes-a Mr.
NEE 5%ugeiallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Ncncs ppu Narrp 81. Sbmu.

I09 0CQc1 &urrD 81. Sbom clngclcl
tCtc GonflIr2Ucrldbrcn nimnlt Jet
ncn Sortgnng. Gbnp miro it7
OCniuua in elmer Wl0ubigCr. Ser
ionmlllu1g Ielblt crlGcincn.-GOc-
Inn Stcabit'9 Ginfiinite ni6t be
orpbt.
EittSburg, va, s. Nllguit. -
Gr-@oupcrncltr Nm. u. Stonc, ser
biCii0c Gcrtrctcr oea I'M Gonfur9ocr-
fobrcn befinOlid)c1 @nrrp 81. Sbolp,
crtlGrtc bclltc, Dob cr olti Scr 9oiiS
oorgebc, 0ub SbolU algcnblidlth gel
itig gcIun0 lei u1O 0aB Der 6rciiprud)
Der @tidluorrncn lcoiglid) Oorallf be.
6riinoct gclpcien lei, Dab Sbulp 5ltr
}cit Der &cgcbllng scr (bot Qciites-
geltOrt gclucicn lci. Ger Deterrent int
@nntcrott 3 @crfobren, &r. Nn1. II.
Nloir, bcnnhridtigtc bCrtc Sbulp,
am 81. Nll9lIt bier SIT cridcinCn.
@oltucrnellr Stonc miro Sbau bier
pertrctel1 mo Der Scbtcrc miro IN
Eoughfccpiic bleibclL bis icinc @e-
9enluort bier notbmtn0ig miro, @ic
c5 bciBt, mllB Sbnm >ucnigitcn5 CT
rcr Tcrlonrmlln1g lcincr @lGubiArr
Gciluobncn. Hod0Cn1 Sbalu IN Dem
crlu1bntcn Scrnlin b@anftrott crflGrt
fem miro, bat Der fiir i'm crnolmtc
Wtniicpcrmoltcr NoNcr O'Wtaru ole
icbt bcItrittcncu SorocrlungclA5u prii-
frn. SoholO lire SorocrumNcn gcbil
ligt lin0, t0nncn Damn Die @lGllbi0cr
Sbulp'H Die Grnac uufluCrfcrL of Scr
ielbc gciltiN gcluno mor sur 3cil, ais
Der Nltrng nlli GrGilmun0 oea &on
terott GerfobreuS ae1en i'm g~cltelt
mur0c, nn6 0o5 T%un0eS9crid)t MAG
Damn cine Gonmiliion crncnnen, net
dye oct @ciitcS3uitmnb oc8 @onferot
ten III u1tcriuden bat.
Atod NcllbcrtnN BON Gr e @oupcr
ncilr Stonc nl0 ionitigcr iuobl intcr-
rid)tctcr SCitc miro bn@ Ginfonrnrn
Gpclpn Nc3bit Sbolp'S burd) ben
NllSoorO bc8 Wnrfcrott = TcrfobrnnS
III feincr Wciic beciutrGNtigt. @ie
ncrlolttct, mllroe nod Secnoiaung
oca crItcn Sbam Gro5ciitS bon Sar
~ Sbau's Wtl,tter, Srolt WarD g..
Sbom, Gin 6onb iiir Gpelpn HeSbitt
lid)cr gCitcIlt, aus BENT tie idbrlih
$4,000 bciiebt. GicicS @clo fGat
nid)t inter Die &orrp 81. Sbolu'idcu
8rltbabcn.
Wc0cn 0cS S6olp . Safes miro
Mid)tcr 81. ". Ir6bolb ponScrolton,
40, nGdiic ISOLDE nod bier fonlnlcrt,
I'M mGbreub Scr Ibiuelcnbeit ocS in
europa beiinolidet Gid,terS SomcS
9. Oonng int Silnoesgcrid)t 81 Iiber,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
SntcrcNantcr Elau.

Ncm Sauen, Conn, s. Mltg.
- 0ds tbcolo0iihc Iepartcmtut Ger
Dalcsl lnipcrlitGt bot nllnrncbr itine
El0nc polcn0ct, INN Ercoiger fir ib-
rem 8crli uor5ubcrcitct. Inter PM
Ocrenl mcrocn Gcpartemcnte iiir 0aS
Stlt0iltm Ser 0cutid)cn, itnlienii6er,
ifjmcoilhAn lnO ruiiiidJcn Sprode
cingcrihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Ncrr Snracnt crnltlidl frnnf.

@oibington, 8. Ilt9ltit. - Sr.
Sronf +. Sargent, @encrnl.Gonmlii
iGr Scr Ginmnl0erlun9s. nro Notltro-
Iiiotions-9 iircour, lic1t ernltlid) front
IN iciner @obnling bier Darricocr.
Seinc GronfGeit miro eil1enl Sail gu
Qcidriebcr, SCI, er mGbrenb ieineS Sc,
ricnollicntholtS III SGtp6croStomn,
@,-Go., crlitt. Scutc gbeno id)icl
icin 3ltitoltN ctlpoS oc(ciiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

III Cbio. - @aS cin Nem. 2)orftr
Grinder i'm S6ilo iiibrt.
@oibtn0toM 8. NllgltIt. -
GnpitGn 9olomin lit ser eritcn De
0itgltn1 jcillc5 G%ontrQfleS iiir sic
Sicicrung eincS lcnfborcn 2uitbnIs
Ions ser Nc1icrlu1g gcBcniibcr aercbt
grporQen. .Gie 1u Der EriiiunQ beS
SllltIhiiicS obcommun0irten Siii5icrc
babcn bcutc Sic Contribution oe5
SdilIca gcIcgentlif elmer Snlpcftiou
AlttacbciBcn. &cbt fommt e5 obcr
nod alri Die S6rclli9fcit uno Gouer.
tnitl8fcit 0cS 2llitIhiiics an mcldr
III Den llGd)ittn GaAcn ouf Die Frobe
gCltcllt mcr0cu.
S0llon Mn it co in Sbip.
GontoM SbiO, s. 9llguit. - $.
II. MoOc, ilut, u1o u. 8. Worgon
Don Glcuelnl0 mltcrnahmen gcitcrll
ibrc 5ncttc Nuifnbrt ullf Dem @allon
nStD EiIot". @uoe mllr0c bel oem
2lniIticg bcin1bc pom @a3 betGrbt, En-
boltc lid) in0ciicn bulo mieoer.
Sat GroBc Ioiinen.
Ncm Dorf, s. AuguIt. - Sc.
mis- Niron, ein Ncm- Dorfer, bat 9an3
inn @cbcin1cn cin 2ititifiif geballt,
mrld)cs ieincn 9lngoben 5ufolge alley
bi5ber Naarmeicnc in 9e5l,g ouf 2uit-
ihiIiabrt melt iibcrtreiien ioa. Der
Grinder nnb ieine Srcunoe beb0up,
ten, BOB sic nclle @rfinoung Ane in
Stolutcn ieBen mirO. IS ioQ oa
nGnllid) fcflt On3 %perlpnnbt nerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Snoicr uiQ giiracrrcd)t.

@onolul1t, s. Alguit. - Cir
&nOicr ilrhte bcrttc bel oen biciigcn
@cb6rocn I'M oos @iirQcrrcht naf.
9icieS lit Ser critic SAIL oicicr 2lrt,
mcl6crobis jcbt bier 5u per5ci6ncn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
@egisrnngs= 9alfe.
Sic GullGnoiihc Colonial Ncgicrnns
nimmt lid Der ArbcitSlOicn sn
Surncap nft.

Wod,t cine G%crmiQiQung iiir 0iient,
liGe 2(r6citcn. - Ger Boycott
bon &cne3ucIn IGBt NoQGnoe~
falt. - Sin Sdooner iGbrt bon
Waracoi6o ob, obne oie aus ucrle-
3uelanii6cn Ero0utten beItebenoe
Srad)t 0t35ulooeu. - Siebe9s
0itnIt cincm pcnc}ncloniid)cn
S6iiie gcacniibcr. - SnOier IN
&onomlN iudt ium Ooa ~anreri-
foniidc Niirgcrred)t nod).
MilItm it q 3, s. HllAlIt. - I'm
sen 5ublrcidcu Nrbcitcrlt, lpcld)e li6
IN 6ol1e Der llntcrbrcd)lulg Der San=
ocl5bc5icblmgcn 5pildlen Curacao mo
&ent}llcIu alrBcr Nrbcit bclllOenJ @e-
legenbeit 5t GcbclL etmo9 SIT pcrole
ncr, bat sic Colonial 9tcAierlnA Dor
lGllii9 $4,000 iiir oiicntlide 2lrbciten
pcrmiaiQt.
&ie bier pcrloltct, febrt iidl Die
9cp0ltcrumg bon Mordcuibo ber5lid
menig nm 0c1 9Opcott BON Selten
ser TeuCjuelnncr. 2lm %. %tli trdI
Der Shooner nN}orin 9Itl0nil" nit
penc5ltcloniidcn Ero0rtten cin, tchrs
IL inociicn 5lriid, obnc oicieIben aus
5llla0cn.
Gin pcnc5uclonii6eS Shiii, mel
dies Eaiiogicrc Don Goro nnd Eorto
Gabcllo an @oro bottc, tOnntc nn
Grcitog in 6olgc ser ~ltnrfen Str0.
ming in Scr ltdbc Der ailitc bon Glt.
rocuo niht lun0cn. Iic bicligcn Be
BORDEN licicrtcn oober Dem Sd)iif &c
benamittcl uno @alicr, morolli 0a5.
iClbc icinc HeiIc i%ortiebtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Mabintcr Susialiit.

Bloom ingbalc, Sa., 8. Nlla.
= Soicpb 9Nn0is, iojialiltilder San.
oi0nt iiir Den GouarcB, bat cincn Ell
iolgIoicn @eriilt aentadt, oenStootS'
onpolt @iQiam Bad 81 erId)iebcn.
2onois muroe perboitct. Gle Shieb-
Aiioirc cntiprnng elmer bittercn Sci
tlu1gSicboc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

- Gin 9~rbcitsslta ser Scorer Sror
Mincs bel Hoonofc, So, lit entgleilt
nnb cincn @croabbang binab9crclt.
Grei srbciter murben getootet lno
mcbrcrc otlberc perIett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Gin Crfan bic nria6e.

VtN 1ttuN Utc MluUt.
Nnnocrt Nrhcitcr inter S%ritmmcrn
elmer Sabrif III SjcgOin, ~llnanru,
bcgru6cn.
Gicr Iootc ltno If SHuCrpcrlcttc
auiacium0cn. - II EcrIonm
nod ucrmibt. - G5 2(rbCittr IA
men nit aon5 lcjd)tcn &crIcbu1r
gen Onpon. - SIG IooearrtbcjIe
in 6 Monotcn in HuBIonO &c
iGQt. - Solitoi mic62r fraut. -
@citcre G6oleroiG0e in &lbIonO.
- CANADA fam mlr GicuitmdOs
d)cu mo 6cmIittclte @on0lcltc
broltdcn.
S3cQ0in, lln1urm s. Nltault.-
MGbrCnO cilre3 Srton3 bclltc And)
mittog ltiIr5tc cine QrObc SobrIt Clll
ulO bun0crt Nrbcitcr lmlrOcn Intcr
Den Griunmcrn %bcarobcu. Bier Set
dcn um0 If ShmcrpcrmmOcte mo
ans Den 5riiWmern Ac}oQcn morocn;
II ECrionct mcrOcu nod ucrnliBt.
SicOcoir IicHt 96 Nicilcn iil0oIt'
lid bon Nu6opeit unn lit nod @nOn
pcit sic 0r6Btc Sto0t lln0nrn'S nit
cincm olr3ac0cbntcn &unocl uno
jablrcihcu @oOinbrifcn. &n 1900
mar sic Gimpobnrr5obl 100000.
SIG GoOc9urtbcilc in 6
Wonntcn.
@ctcr&burNS s. Nugltit. - Ser
,Mcd" prbIi5irt cine Stotiitit iiber
in NuBInnb 5miidcn Dem /, Ionlor
uno Dem /. Sltli 0cIGltc GoocSurs
t6eilc. Gle G]oocaurtbciIc belaufen
lid oui SIC, i'm Nur6Rhnltt filnf pro
Gag. &n &onnor murOen 1i6, I'M
6ebrllor t22, I'M MGr5 1S4, int Npril
106, int Won 217 un0 I'M >Suni 131
gciGut. IS miro nidt mgcAcbcrL
Nos sic Gerbrcd)cn moren, cS miro
obcr m1Qenommcr,, Dob Die Mcbr5obl
Der So0cslrtbcilc mcgen Woroc3 &c
iGllt mllr0cn.
Gnnnoa murnt. -
YCtcrSburG s. NuNuit.-GoS
oltamGrtiAe gmt bat BON Scr connbis
id)cn Hcgicrung Qegcn Die NuSmun.
ocrllng BON u~ngcid)ultcn Nrbcitcrn
nod Canada @ormtng cr6nlten. Gn.
MAZDA brolld)t 9ienitmGodCn ltrb ers
iubrrnc Sormcr, Die @eIo bciibcn,
nm 2ouo fouicn 81 f0nncn; al Ocn
Giicnbobncn lit nbcr feline 9lr6cit 5lt.
crlonQen.
Solitpi nieber franz.
Petersburg 8. Nllgltlt. -
8roi SEQ Solitoi lit luicOcr c%rtrontt.
Nnd) elmer lnngcn Sltbtollr nnbn CT
cin @ob im SluB unO Die 6olNc mor
oic Grmcitcrul,N elmer Nocr IN Ell.
mem iciner SilBc. Gr bat 0robc
Sdnlcr5cu ulSNcItonocn bcflnhet iid)
obcr mic6cr ctlpo3 better.
@iihpf Srmonion mic0cr
irei.
Con it ontinppel s. Mug. -
9iid)of Srn1onion ser irilbcre ornlc
niidc EotriordL Scr 9cltcrn in bicicr
Stoot pcrboftct mur0e mcgcn Wtib=
%pcrmoltllnA murhe bcllte inter bcnt
SdllB bcS Gon1ite'S fiir llniou nod
icincr Mo6nunA 5ltriid9cbrnht. Gos
Gcrboltcn 6cS Gomitc'9 in biclenl
itno onbcrcn S0acn firoet ollgcmeinc
@~iui9un1N.
Gic GGoIcra.
Con II ntinppcL s. Nltg. -
Giner bellic bicr erboltcncn 0cpcidc
bon &u5un 5llipl0c, lit BORT Elm lpcites
rcr Gbolcrafnll olliNctrcten; bier nelle
TGlle Deroen aus Scr Eropin5 ga
mare, elmer aus Der Eropin5 Goros
1c5b genlcloct. 3rpci Gbolcrofronfc
mrrOcn olli @obn5iiGcn cntoedt, Ell
1lcr 81 &6artnu iulo Elm onbercr 81
2ctoterinoSlop. Gin Soloot scr @ur>
riion BON Go9cnrog 1T Der &ront
belt crlCQcn.
@cilSormees IniicnIeriii r
Siioofrito.
Sonoon, s. IlQllit. - General
0NuI NnDth Nbrr H nuumo,Nr,tr Spr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

trltg I'M Nfoi - Nrojcnt gegcn II
mi &oriobrc; Die Der N}lllrcr crrcidl-
tc gar tl.3 Erojcnt NcGcn ~ I'M Dor.
Jobrc.
H$n Icutidlon0 lit Die Nrbeitaloiig
tcit nidt 8on5 10 TART IN Die S6be
gcgongcr1. Cob obcr uud) inIclttid).
luto Ole Gage Der Noltorbcitcr iih
inn lnllicnOcn Sabre lcbr ueridledltert
bot, oa9 bcluciicn 5llnl Sbeil oud Die
crbcbIihcn Sunncn, Die 5um Nei
lpicl Der Gtntralucrbon0 Der 3im-
mcrcr iiir Nrbeitaloien Slnteritil
tltngcn mI3lpcrfcn nuIB. Sn Der Nb-
rcdymun9 Oicic5 &crbnnOcS fiir 0ua
critic Gllurtol iin0cn mir unttr Sen
2llt9Qobcn &orid)iiiie iiir NrbcitaIo
lcn g llntcrItiitlnN in &0bc Don 265,=
@l5 W}urf, mGbrcub Sic cntiprcd)cnoc
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llnipcriitGt in Baltimore Dem aeacl1.
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lih boperiidc g(fo0cmic ser @iIicn.
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anna Icircr ~iiinaItcn observation-disclosures
cen ciucu beoeutenocn GreiS 3l,er.
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foniifc BcionDte in NGnemorf. Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

EGic snr Hciic in'S HUSBAND &c.
iorst Is. GOine, 0r. 413, EIt.yalti-
moreitraRc, naBc Gnitum Sumie Ipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
I'm 3cid)cm scr Gnftihific.

Gopitdn @oIopin criiiQt Ieine critic
@cOiuAmA. - 9ollon AuiitIc1
in Ohio. - @a3 cin 9tem- Dorftr
Griin0cr i'm Sdil6 fiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
9 II t y a NJ II.

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&crncbmen nad bat Die o@bitc
Stor" Clinic llntcrbunolun1cn iiir Die
Nnlnae zines ltnAcbcnrcn Erodcn.
oods III southampton angcfnilpit, in
Sem Die fiir Sen Ncm- Yorttr &crfebt
bcitinmten ncllenO% 5eanricicn oNlpm.
pic" lno .Sitonic" m~ntCr9Cbrnd)t
mCr0cn tonltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

Con ItontinopcL s. Mug. -
9iidoi SrmuniorL ser irilbcre ormc.
niidc EotriordL Scr gcitcrn in bieicr
Stoot ~pcrboftct murOe mcgen Wtib-
pcrmoltung, mllrhc bclltc inter benz
Sd)uB ocS Gomite'S iiir llnion llod)
icincr Mobmtna 5ltriidgCbroht. Gns
&crboltcn bcS Counties in oicienl
ino onbcrcn S0Qcn iinoet ollgcmeinc
9iui0un0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-25

Every stunning new style that
has found fashionabl BILE favor this
season.
Madam Butterflys, Eva TanguaYs,,
Merry Widows, Papillions, Prince Chaps
/. Every one with some individ-
ual style feature that gives it a
classy tone. Many Of these suits
are silk and are designed specially
for late spring and early summer
genuine $25, $50 and $S5
Suits at $15,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-25

Every suit that is included in
this sale is q hand tailored crea-
ton, correct in design and splen-
did in its workmanship and finish.
They are superior to almost any
new suit you will find at $25.
The variety is almost unlimited.
Just the suit a we'll drssse d
woman would choose. About
one shalt the price you would have
to pay any other time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-25

Poultry Ngtting-2-inch mesh,
widths from IL 10 ~ inches
by the roll, per 100 square
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-06
GOLDEN
SUES BOOTH
For Libel For an Article
Printed in Tono-
pah Paper

TONOPAH. June Crank Golden
President of the Nye and Ormsby
County Bank, and heavily interested
in the North Star Mining company,
of TonOpah, yesterday filed a COM
plant in the District Court of Nye
county, charging w. w. Booth of the
TonOpah Bonanza, with libel and ask
ing $4,000 damages.
The suit is the outcome of war
Of words between editor Booth and
president Golden over the conduct
and management of the North Star
through the columns of the Bonanza
and the Tonopah Sun. Accusations
of mismanagement has brought re-
ordinations from Golden and the
courts have now been appealed to by
the banker for redress
An assessment levied upon the
stockholders Of the North Star was
the basis of the original quarrel. but
it has extended now to include Ques-
tions of comparative veracity, per
sonal reputation and characteristics
Editor Booth is in Rawhide where
he was informed of the suit instituted
by Golden He says the types could
not be made to read as libel
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-06

This morning custodian T. r. Hofer.
Jr.. of the Government building, re-
ceived notice from the Treasury De-
partment at Washington to make
call for bids for the further improve
ment of the building. This is in
addition to the extensive improve
ments now in the HANDS of contrac-
tors
The new specifications call for bids
for the installation of an entirely new
mp to date and completk plumbing
system throughout the building.
The specifications upon which the
bids are to be made cover the build
ing from basement to dome and are
very lengthy. comprising twenty two
typewriter pages and two immense
maps OF the entire floor space. The
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-06
Received DIPLOMAS
AT RENO LAST NIGHT
A Big Crowd Was Present and
Witnessed Pretty Scene. Com
menCement Now on

could be learned yesterday every one
of the young students will do So
Commencement week at the Uni
versity of Nevada is now on, and the
eyes of the entire State and many
parts of sister states are centered
upon the group of picturesque educa-
tional buildings on the slightly emf
nence overlooking the city.
1t is week of unusual activity and
interest with every individual; and
family associated with the life of
University Hill. There is but one
single thought. and that is allah
commencement at the Uni
versity and the commencement mark
ing a new and brilliantly promising
era. exceeding in wide spread inter
est and oyentfulness all its prede-
cessors.
Representative men from every sec
tion of this great state, as well as
those of distant parts. are comforting
particular distinction upon this oc-
casion, made conspicuously notable in
| the history Of the institution. by the
generosity OF the famous Mackay
/ family