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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
NOT IN POVERTY CLASS.

The bank deposits of South Dakota
are an evidence that the state has
gone out of the poverty class, and
is not only out but staying out. In
the old days of fifteen years ago, the
mortgage was the principal business
that the South Dakotan had to trans
act with the banker, but now it is the
bank book which he handles. For
several years, on a population basis of
the census the deposits in the banks
of the state have been at about one
hundred dollars per capita of popu-
lation. And now the figure is being
raised, and the state keeping its rec
ord good of creating more new wealth
per population than any other state
in the Union.
The deposits as shown by the re-
ports of the state banks for August II,
last, and of the national banks for Sep
lion dollars of individual deposits
were being carried in the banks of
the state at approximately September
LIST. The state banks at the August
call were carrying individual deposits
of $3S, 667, 049.72, and the national
banks at the date of their call a few
days later showed individual deposits
amounting to $22,3 1926, 297.34. This
makes individual deposits nearly sixty
one million dollars, at a date before
the crops and live stock of the state
have been marketed for the year, and
at the dates of the next call the show
ing will no doubt be much better. The
total deposits shown are $67,261 ,460.53,
but OF this a little over six million dol
lars are credited to other banks and
bankers, and the individual deposits
do not reach that figure. The showing
Is an increase of nine and one-half mil
lion dollars in the last year. When
the crop deposits are made for this
year the individual deposits of the
state will be far above one hundred
dollars for each resident of the state
and South Dakota will be in a class
which will show up with any OF the
states of the Union, and lead many Of
them. so far as financial condition Of
her residents is concerned. One oil
the best features Of the situation Ii
that this sum is not concentrated In
the title of any one or half dozen in
dividuals, but is principally in smaller
deposits Of the people generally al
over the state.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
Seven Years of Proof.

Il have seen seven years of proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condi-
ton of the throat, chest or lungs,
a Y w. V. Henry of Panama, Mo. The
world has had thirty-eight years of
proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Ia grippe, asthma, hay fever,
bronchitis, hemorrhage of the lungs,
and the early stages of consumption.
Its timely use always prevents the
development of pneumonia. Sold un-
der a guarantee at c. ID. Kendall's drug
store. SOC. and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
SHE WROTE HER HUSBAND.

The young wife of a busy man is
no longer suffering neglect from her
well-intentioned but p%reOccupied hus.
band. Here is the story of how il
came about:
Il want you to address this letter
for me-" she said to her best friend.
then on a visit at the house.
Very well-to whom"
"To Robert Angesey, at this nun.
Der and street"
What your husband, dear? What
under the u do you mean by writ.
ing to him, and he is at home every
day in the week."
I'm not going to argue the mat.
ter. and the letter is prepared. You
direct the envelope, so that he will
read the letter from curiosity. if
nothing else. | have no objection to
explaining to you in confidence
Robert never seems to nave any
spare time to talk things over with
me. When he comes down in the
morning he is in a rush and a stew
to reach the office. He bolts his
breakfast, kisses me goodbye on the
run, and is gone till evening. Al
dinner he is in nervous haste to get
away to meet some business en-
gagement." runs hurriedly through
his paper. and is gone again. When
he reaches home | am in bed, OF
were both so sleepy that we couldn't
talk i~ntelligently if we wanted to.
You. perhaps, won't understand, for
your knowledge of married life is a
theory. But there are some things
about which he and | must consult.
| have 10 manage the affairs of this
house, and | want his advice. | at
least would like to have him mani.
fest a little interest. and | rather
think hat his approval would do me
lots of good"
The letter was sent. The husband
laughed hilariously. Then a sober
second thought took possession of
him. He and his little wife are full
partners now. and she looks like a
bride once more.-Rural Home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05

into several units, the various states,
countries, and individuals who have
contributed to it, taking their respec-
tive parts with them. 1t is probable,
however, that part of the exhibition
will be shown in several other large
cities of the country.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
THE YOUTHS COMPANION FOR
CHRISTMAS.

There are three good reasons why
the Youths Companion makes one of
the best of gifts for Christmas time,
for a birthday, for any occasion when
a present Is in order.
II Never Fails to Give Pleasure.
There is something in every issue
of the Companion for every member
of the family. The children never
pass 1t by, and the parents are rest.
less until the children reluctantly put
1t down to go to bed.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
In the MANAGE.
menf of
Household
Affairs

every woman wants all the
conveniences obtainable. She
knows that where system is
there is a saving of time and
labor. This means that things
will run along smoothly.
A bank account is a system.
attic way Of keeping n record
of all receipts and eXpenditur-
es. The management of a
household who keeps a check
ing account at the bank is able
to tell where every cent goes
and for what purpose. The
checks that go for obligations
are returned by the bank to
the party issuing them. They
are a complete record and
each check is a receipt for
the amount paid.
A small amount-a sum
large enough to cover the
amount Of your checks
is all that is necessary to start
an account with us.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
A TIE GAM E.

The State college team played a tie
game. 0 to 0. with Madison at the
fair grounds Friday afternoon. Al
though neither side scored, Brookings
twice had the ball where a touchdown
looked inevitable, but the ragged work
of the back field lost the chances for
a score and a victory. The work OF
the Brookings team as a whole was
disappointing, but not diScouraging and
with Coughlin back III the game the
boys should return to their old
form. In Fridays game they lacked
aggressiveness and a ~get-together spir-
it. and the judgment used in running
the team is open to question. Their
work too in handling punts was wretch
ed and at times they fumbled badly.
Madison put up a stubborn defense,
but could not gain when they had the
ball. only making first down twice
during the entire game. After the first
few tries they usually punted on the
llTSl uOWu anu 40 IhCH ou'hANhN"
Brookings, this advantage together
with the poor handling of punts by
the home team, enabled them to off
set the colleges superior offense. The
visitors played for time, especially i'll
the last half, by constantly ~wrangling
with the officials, and their question
able methods earned them the i'll will
of the crowd. The short twenty min
ute halves favored them.
The college team seemed to be suf-
fering from a temporary slump, which
comes to all football teams sometime
during the season., and the reason for
it is easily seen. The previous Satur-
day they had played a hard game with
North Dakota in which three men,
Coughlin. Granger and Johnson, were
injured. The absence of Coughlin
from the game was perhaps the great
est factor in the slump. His ability
to carry the ball, as well as his coun
sci and fighting spirit which he instills
into the players, was sadly missed and
his value to the team was never more
apparent.
Fuernstahl, Wohlheter and Denhart
were mainly responsible for the ground
gained by Brookings, while Hyde, who
was at full back. played a great game
on defense. Brookings used the for.
ward pass frequently, but with poor
success. The Brookings line held well
except in the early part of the first
half, when Madison's center broke
through and spoiled two or three plays.
The Madison team was supposed to
be from the Normal school, but they
had Coffey. the old Vermillion star;
Norton, who has played football and
base ball at Madison for years, and
three Or four more who had never
seen the inside of DR.. Heston's school.
Bookings was within scoring dis
lance within five minutes after the
whistle blew for the start of the game.
They kicked OF to Madison's 5-yard
line and the visitors punted to the
middle of the field. Brookings car.
ried the ball to the Madison 5-yard
line and with victory in their grasp
they f%ioundered around and lost the
ball on downs. During the remainder
OF the half the play was entirely in
Madison territory, but the surprising
defense Of the visitors prevented
Brookings from scoring.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05

accounts or MOTEL menus In your own hand
writing.
IL looks bad, reflects on your standing
makes people think you can't afford a
stenographer. and is sometimes ambiguous
You can write your letters-make out
an abstract--fll in an insurance policy
ehter your cara memos-make out your ac-
counts, or a hotel menu-or do any kind OF
writing you need. on any kind, size or
thickness of paper, and space any way YOU
want on ~
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
You Can Easily Operate
This Typewriter Yourself

Don't worry your
correspondent.
Don't write him
anything by hand
that takes him time
20 make out-that
nay leave him in
Ioubt-that he can't
asily read.
And don't fill out
legal papers or card
mpmOS-Or make npt
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
THEY WANT HOMES.

A letter from President Schlosser,
of the Children's Home at Sioux Falls,
tells us that the following list Of
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-11-05
Bank of Brookings
~BROOKINGS, S. d.

Itch cured i'm 80 minutes by WOOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never faiis'
Sold by F. L. Villas, Druggist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

60" reidte i'm Superior @eridlt cine
Sdaoeneriosflage fir $500 eilt &c.
gen Die Ser. Strabellbo6n . 8eleu,
ihoft," uno 5luar inter ser 9cgriilt-
Dung, bab ein @aggon Ger Straben.
babn.@eieaidaft an Der document,
3niiden gnior. unO @apitrabc, &C.
gen ein 8eipann Ffcroe ser giic,l-
babn.8eielihaft fubr mo mebrere
Eieroe tootli6 sperlettc.
Sequeter iir Inter
it Ii tungS 0eiell.
i6aft.
Inter ser 'Ingobc, 0ob sic nllnion
9eneiitidf A~Iiociotion~ POI Nr. 223,
ct. Goutitrdbt,, ibm $365.22 lduloe,
ltelte @fo. y; Sinn 9citcrl i1 ser
5meiten abtbpilung beS @reisgeri6tS
ben antrng attf Grncmung ciltc8
Mniicnperpulters fin Ole @eieQid,nit.
2ebtcrer mllroe bis gum 26. Sep.
TENDER 3e1t gelallell, an Die &lage
5lt antlportell. M ..
Serlongt &er5cnSpiIoIter
6rnu Bertha 9. @lodll rcidtc i'm
Common Eleos.@ eridt cine Sdoocn.
criabflage iiir $4,000 Elm 0e0en lire
Sdnicgcreltcrn 2uomig rul0 6rolt.
5i9fo 9lod)l, neil bieieIben ibr olt.
0eblit sic 2iebe fires @ottcn Sobn
5. 9lod)l an u. Sftobcr 1907 OBJ
me1loig genuht.
Stcllt NILES in Ibrcoe.
@m. 6. @oooaQ rcid)tc gcltcrn in
Der ipeiten Ibtbeillnq Ocs &rciSgcs
rid)tS feline antmort Gin ol1i Die am
Gonncrltag BON iciner @ottin Gliic
20. @oconu einoelcitete S6eioungS.
tlage. Gr itclt in Nlbrcoe, icin.
Strait an 81. 9luguit 1907 perloiiclt
5i bobcn, ionocrn %bebuuptet. iic babe
it'd 9c%pci0crt, ibm in iein nelleS
Scim 81 folgcn. 6crner itellt cr ii
abrcbe, Dob er feline 6rnu iemolS
ride bebanoelt babe. Gogegen CT
bcbt er geacn iie Die @eihuloi0lng,
inn Sen 9tarllen icincs &inocS Dor
entbalten ST. baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
WernheiiMcr Yrps.'
~. W srohe 5antlien.2decn.
TaAettr.G traIe, bnrdi Bio str 2eginaton -etraEe.

fSunger trieb atm 9ieb-
ftabI.- Sor Sdiudbe 5itterno muir.
Sc geItern Scr SO Sabre olte Sames
@iGliams BON Rr. 1875, Norb-M onts
ro-Mpenite, oent Eoli5eiridter Gle.
,pellyn I'M torb6itliden S%tationsboit
ie inter Ser ACKNOWLEDGING por9c-
fiibrt, ongebIih cine Dor Der Gbiire
bon Benedict Tfeiiier, Nr. 800, Norb-
Montforb-gre, %geItanbcne 6lalde
MildJ geitoblcu SIT baben. @iaiams
CAB Sen Giebitabl sit, begriinbete oelt-
felben aber .oamit, oab er ieit 5nci
Mouater umionit nad geidaitignna
aeilidt babe mno Dob ioipobl er, mie
feline Jrau franf lei. Ger Sunger
babe i'm 5n bem Giebitabl g%etrieben.
Nadbem 9r. Yfeifier bieie Grflaruna
geb6rt bate, per3idtete er ioiort auf
cine @eitratuiig, -ltuo @iaiams MUIR
De entlaliet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

ermedte olird) feline bodintereiiatte
Heoe iiber Die 9eoiirfniiie Der arrtett
GiniuanOerer, lebbafteS Sntereiie
oler 8lieoer ser Spnooe. 3e3glei-
6cn tbot Ct. 5. 30. Shid bon 8aib.
ington, 9. s., meld)er Die Spno0e i'm
&ntcrcIie Observation-Disclosures
Suhe anre0ete. IaS @erf pliroe
alien @emeinoen sur purmen Inter.
Itilbung entpfo6len.
0lerolf erfol9te &ertn9ung bis
SomItog Wtorgen INN 129 llbr..
abenoS Inn s ltbr muroe Elm gor.
bcreitltn0Ss 0otteSoienit geboIten fiir
Die Seller OeS 4benomdblS nnt Conn.
tag Ibeno. Eaitor Or. =. u. 9erle-
man bon philadelphia, ga, belt BET
oieiem @otteSoienIt Ole Breoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

Serrn 2oro's geeroi
6nng.-G oS 2eifenbeg1ngniB oes
III Ybilobelpbia am GonnerItoa ae.
Iiorbcncn Serrn Charles &. 2oro fin.
oct beltte Nadmittag bier aitf Dem
~@reenmount . Srieobofe" itatt. sSsn
eincm Gripat : @aggon miro bie ssa.
Mile bcS Seritorbenen nit oct Sci.
die Inn 1913 ltbr i'm Mount Sfopal.
9obnbofe Der Baltimore : Ohio.
9abn" eintreffen. Ole 9abrtud,trd.
ger nebnlen ben Sarg BORT in Gm.
ptang lno bringen oenielben nad Der
blldoTlld) : proteltantiiben gbriitls-
STRIDE an ct. Ynltf. hro GbaieItroBe,
100 EaItor 6. 9. Hiber etnen 2eiden.
GotteSoien bolten miro. Ole Gb.
Observation-Disclosures limo: .. ScuG.
Trancis $. Sambleton, Soiepb 50.
Senfins, iun., Sobn q. 9lano, Sber.
lod Stpann, Sofas Eennineton, @.
0aoieS @ariielo, Meratber Z. 2eft.
mid, George W. Sbriper, Sbomas
W, Sling BON Heiu.Dorf, Midaro S.
Hnibton bon 8bilaoelpbia; als at.
tipe 9obrtlidtrdger nerben funairen
Hlbcrt 6. Gitd)ie, @aaaee s.. Sorpep,
Or. u. .. atfinion. Or. Suab S..
9ouna, San Gear 9lad, S. u. 9eag.
len. VI. enr5on Soffman, Jun, NC.
Grneit Senftns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
(5iir ben nSeutften Gorrefpenoenten.- y
Scr ioealc Sdmnf Der SeutIdje
Suafeieru.

@ennglei6 altd immar Gin finan-
dieler Grfolg Der Geutlde Sogieiern
tcoingt lctn mltB, I'M Die freibeitli.
d)cr S%cnoen5en nnferaS Geutld).
tbltus burd Den bertid).ameritani-
iden Nationalbuno, Die Central 1t.
llnabb0ngigen 9iiraeruereine aus
lreiten ltno Dem Golte beliebt ma.
Hen 5t fonnen, 10 Iollen 0ieie Seiern
lcood, 5llm Grlten por IQem oabin
5Ielen: n0elitlhtbums ginigfcit uno
St0rfe III imponirenoar 9lrt uno
@eiie Der omerifoniiden 9epolferung
DOR ooS Iltgc nno ms Ser5 81 fiib-
ren. l(nb bieieS Smponiren fam
mir III Der ibeolen NuSiibung eoler
Sllgenoen, Sitten uno @ebrGude, 10.
luie &ilnlte unb g9iiienihoften in Sin.
tcroniebttng aller lelbltiiidtiger Wo
the arfGnpft meroen. Ias 0ettld-
tbllm 10 reid an MGnnern bober
@iloung nnb mtllenihoftliden gr-
tabrungen - lit @ott iei oonf, oieler
gnfgobe poll nno gon5 geiuahien.
Die berrlid)en lnb northumberland
Heoen gelegentlid) oelttifer Soefei.
ern, wie baben lie nidt idon Eauieno
ltno I%bertolllenoe Ser5en uno Sinne
erbollt. limo lpie boben nidt audi
III mdd)ttgen WoIien. uno ooer audi
fleileren Gboren unlere S1nger.
lfaften, ourd) Den Eortrag herrliher
beitldIcr Tolfslieoer Die Scorer beaei.
itert uno &iele oerielben 5u treuen,
lelbltlolem @irfen fir unlere fret.
heitlidlen Senbenaen, oeren llebung
nilr Dem Sonoe unb 8olfe gum @oble
gereid)en fonnel1, ermuntert. @aS
obcr nod mebr SSeoen sur Yetbeili-
Gllng al llnIcren belltiden Sdgfeiern
ermltntern loltc, lit Die nroelltide
8emiltblldfeit, pelde bort berrift
uno no Die, Dem oeutihen innepob.
nenoe Sugeno rin gieoerfeit uto
leltlnmer Irt iolde Jeite alt %begeben."
10 red)t 5im Iltbme unieres 9elltid).
tbrnts SIT Gage tritt. Die bier in
Baltimore fir Die bieSiGbrige Seut.
Idle Sagfeier geplonte Sobitenporooe
miro lid) beltimnlt ais cine groBartiae
&utogcbn1a, loluie aber altd) cine
groBe Gbrlnna uno gd)tung bes
Cclltldtbltnls ourb nniere bo6Iten
StoatSs nno Stootbeomten, Gbren.
llllo onoercn @Gitc ertpeiien.
Die 5oblreidcu inb meiitens 10
prod)tooQen 6abnen u~nierer oelttihen
@cIeaidoftcn nnh gereine peroen
nit ibrer Gbren.esforte, ipelhe aus
ariegern Surnern uno SGngern 10.
lpie einem Sbeil ser geiobung oes
Noroo. 2lopo.G ampiers .Woin," 81.
l%i5ieren mo Wotroien nnierer lieben
beutlden Seinlntb, beitebsn miro, ben
bod)Iten ioeolen Sdmuf sec ieier
bilocn, urlo ibr Inblid Die beutiden
gcllld)er 81 neuer 1reue inn 8irfen
rilr'S Geutibtblm nnb feline ibealen,
frctbeilid)en @e%iinnunacn crmobnen,
ionic oen onberen 4ouienoeu bon Be.
llld)ern Idtrrng unb gbriing iiir oas
Seltldtbum abgeipinnet, bieiem eli.
men Sort i'll ibren Ser5en bereiten.
uno oariim beraltS oos Geutidt6uh
naf Giper.&ietu Eorf,
3eige CHING uno bebr, bob III mddtig
llu0 Itorf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
,@crcimigtc Sangcr."

@erbcn bel scr EoltoriuS Seier IN
Ebilnoclpbio burd SobncntrGgcr
nno 5luei Jabneniultcr ptrtretclt
iein. - Stottlide 9etbeiligunJ
Der ein5elnen 8eiongpereine ongcs
itrtbt. ,,,.".
Gle uSercinigttn Singer" bieltcn
g~eitern in Der p@ermonio-Mdnner-
Safe" ibrc rcgelnldBi9e Monotslit-
5ilng ob, an Der 26 1elsgoten tbcil-
nobnlcn. oErqijoent Selrrp Gbomos
fiibrte sep lgoriit uno Sefretdr Geo.
Sinrmel4eePcr fnngirte alS Yrotofoa-
li'pter. .5Gtyuo9Jau1Iin,t
AfafAepl 9T A'taalioentr in fnr6sr.
Gcoc aufl Nied @epeutlule Scr ON G..
Sftobcr ih EhiIaoslphia Itottiinocn.
Den GaNorins- 6eicr bingemieien,
ipnroc ailf gntrag beS SdatmeiiterS
Sermom 9'idlid) Der @eidluB &C.
fobt, hcn 6abncntrGgcr, iolpie suei
Sa6ncniunfer nit Ser Sobre nod)
Ebllooelpblo 81 entien0en. Die eill-
5elnen Gelcgoten purbch nufocior-
bert, in i6rcn reipcftipcn Ger,inen
fr0itig Fropoganbo fir Bic Setcr 5il
MADDEN, bomit Die @elongpcreinc 9o(,
tinlorc's in Der Stobt ser 9rltocrlie6t
quit pcrtrctcn lito.
Pin Stele beS Srh. Gol( 3orosfi'3
iprroc Sr. Serm. Sorbo sum 5o6ncn-
trigger erlpGblt, lulo ser Hodiolacr
bes Srn. Scr0o ols 6obnenillnfcr
ipuroe Sr. Illo,1lt @~ernborot.
GS pltr6e' Elm gricf ocs SefretGrS
heS nHorboitliden SGngerbunocs,"
GboS. 8. &ortb, pcrlcicrL in pel6em
sic 8ereinigtcn Sanger INN Ingobe
oeS bon i6ien fir Dos 'S1ngerfeIt in
1908 ollseemG6lten StGote.E rciSlie.
oes gebeten perben; Der ScfretGr
ipuroc ongemieI enL ST. orttiporten, boB
oielc Trngc crit nod Der I'M Sftober
ltottfinocnoen Girigentcniuobl cnt-
i6ieocn neroen fonne.
Gle T~elegoten iultroen eriild)t, in
ibren Gereinen oobin 5it uirfen, ooB
Die Witgliebcr.2iitsn unb Nonen ser
nelien GeIcgotcn eingereidt merocn.
gls observation-disclosures omite mllr.
ben sic SS. NltguIt HGber, 0reo.
Noroenbol5 uno Mor @oltbcr or.
nannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

@efannter GreOiger ge-
i.orbcn. = Sn 9elair, @orforb.
County, Mb, lit Eaitor 6enrp g.
@eit, Elm befonnter biidoflid-prote-
itantiider Yreoiger, i'm Sitter bon 20
Sobren geItprben. gr bot in perldie-
oenen Countless bes Staotes airden-
gemeinoen beoient.
5iIfe oringenb m e II.
oig. 81. $. SO. MagruOer, sc,
neraliefretar Der nSooerirten @obl-
tbatiafeits 8erein," bat einem griei
ron> SRI. Sanet 6. aemp erbalten,
reldc oie Notblaae in ben iiberflilte.
ten 9iitriften in Siio-G Carolina I'M
terilldt. SRI. Genp idreibt, Dob bic
Notb grob lit uno Siilfe orinseno
notb tbiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

e ltcurs y utienten.- Syn
Eoitcitr : Snititut iino geItern Glpbe
@oooea aus Sinieitone, Gcnn., llno
Selcn Gaines, 6 Sabre oft, Sodter
res perltorbenen Eaitors Sreb. @oi-
hes in 6reoerid, Wb., ouiaenonmcn
tporOcn. Glpoe @aooea mur6e bon
clnenl Sllnb gebiiien, ben Elm onid)ei.
memo toler Suno cine 0ibmunbe bel.
ecbrod)t botte, mGbrenb Selen Gaines
am Gonneritag BON ibrem SdooB.
bnnb ms @eii6t gebilien iunroe.
Gle ct. Intonius sc.
nj e II 5 e bon 8oroenbiae peronItol.
tcte om Gienitog nnb Witttuod, ncben
Der Eforridule Elm HdienieIt, oos CT.
men crIolgreiden Gerloui nobn unb
beilen ertrng iiir Die ct. Intonius.
Stride beltimmt lpor. 9os Nrrallqe-
ments. Gomite beitano aus oen SS.
Geo Miuer, Charles Sd,ulb, ". :.
Selman Sobn Nutb, jim, sSoiepb
Gberlot, Feter 9edmanH uno Sobn
Jranb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Bonn ,GrcScent.GIub +" II

Bonn t.G lub" II.
ooiitrt. Ger bemofrotiihe
.Grescent.Glllb biclt geitern s(6cno
cine iebr 3oblrei6 beil,dte 8eriomm.
lung ob iii ieilrcm G~(ubbouie OH Der
Gaca-, nabe nobe Wulberrpitrobe Ii.
inooiiirte. einitimmig ons aan5e Sc.
mofratiide Sifct, Die o~enlpfrotiid)s
Glattform, Sic Moicr Anleibe nno
Die Su6tpop.a nlcibe. ,@roBer Gntblt-
iiasmus berrlftc, als hqS Iidet IN
boiIirt purbc, Hsben purben ge6al-
ten bon Sen 6S. @ni. s.. 9rpon,
Morrea g. .Yodoro, goriou Sugbes,
Gonoro $. grotunlep, SSonles 6.Mor.
ris unb Senrp Ienge. Gice.ErGIioent
6. s. Sermon iiibrte Ben Goriit unb
Sefret1r M. g. Eadaro oos Eroto.
foG.
Charles McGonoIb &C.
It or6en. - Ser langjdbrige &C.
treble. Snipeftor Ser 9altimorer San.
oelsfommer, Sr. Charles WeI onolo,
Jim, lit geitarn Morgen in ieinier
Wobnung, Tr. 2Gt6, -Gboarles-
ftraBe, i'm glter bon GA Sabren &C.
itorben. .}.0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Of Sen q nj.

Grneit Bono, Der t3-iGbrige Sobn
bon Srn. Gb. Is. 9opo bon Hr. 2S5t,
@eIt-Nortb- apenilc, fiel geitern Nod).
nlttog gcgen 3 llbr OIL Der @elt.
Nortf-N pcnile, nobe Ser 10. StroBe,
bon Ieinem 6obrrooe llnb brod) Oet
rcd)tcn Gorbcrdrm. Gr mlr0c nod)
Der Mobnun9 bon Or. SomeS u.
3epp, Nr. 1850, @cit-Nortb.apenue,
gebrodt, meldcr linn einen gerboto
onleatc.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND ]

New York, October "a.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts to-day 10s bags
beans Coo bags peas The feeling domestic
frIner while the recent busi-
ness 81 go a are now making
higher. well up at 81 40
Medium quiet. Nothing doing kidney at the
prices held steady California lima duh
and weak Scotch peas firm. We quote: BEANS-Nar-
1903, choice, per bush, So 10; do medium 1908.
choice 81 8oas2 321a DO pea 1903 choice, 81 30 do
a$2 red kidney 1893 choice 81 5Ogs2 55 do 1907 choice
o 81 20: do to good. 81 s0GS2 TO- black
coup choice 81 T0dS1 50; DO TO good, 451
IS; California, choice, IS 10 PEAS-Scotch 1905
bags per bush, 81 10.
BC1TER-Receipts to-day, 1890 pkgs. The market
IS changed. There is a moderate inquiry for
fine table grades and the highest qualities OF
storage medium choice grades Of fresh and
ruling quiet and barely steady Trade through
the week has not been satisfactory We quote:
Creamery. specials 10 &c; do extras 2e8261sc;
2325c do seconds 012G arc; DO thirds 1SaIeAc;
DO held specials. 26q261sc: do extras 25G25hc; do
3I25 state dairy tubs finest, 25c;
choice. 22424c: do 10 fair 1S821c: process
specials 23lr25i2c; DO 229221zc; frsts 2O0
PIC do seconds, 1SQ1ec; do thirds. I6z1Tc Western
imitation frsts 20c; do Western factory frsts
1870; DO seconds 1S1zal9c; do thirds. I7917o pack
ing stock No . 17la 91sc. DO No & I6d1Tc.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 5,T39 boxes: exports e74
boxes. Trading continues quiet. receipts keep
ing larger than expected considerable surplus
had 10 into storage Strictly fancy September cheese