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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09
Supremacy Of the soul.

Link your soul with all that Is.
worthy, with all that is true, win all
that is good, and all that is noble. and
then when you go out into the world Of
nature you will be enabled to say. II;
have walked with God upon the. hills.
and have seen each morn arise anew
bathed In Light Of Paradise. - Rev. u.
L. Powell, Presbyterian, Louisville.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

The listing of corn--the planting OF
it " the bottom Of deep furrow md
the covering Of It deeper as 1t germi.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09
I'll. H,..,nx Of tn. Goose.


A recent writer explains the peculiar
attitude and kissing of the. goose some
thing as follows: When you enter a
yard where geese are they will stretch
out their necks and hiss like serpent.
They will do the same when sitting
upon their nests. This authority says
that in the far East, long ago, geese
nested in the tall grass, and in some.
way unknown discovered that no sound
would drive away the intruder as quick
ly as the kissing Of the snake. the bite
of which is poisonous and meant death.
Therefore when the intruder ap-
preached near the nest the geese would
stretch out their necks, making it re-
semble snake, and send forth sounds
like snake, which were successful in
driving away the enemy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

When dealer buys unsorted apples
he turns them out on the floor of his
warehouse and sets a boy at sorting
them. By this process he sometimes
gains as much as so per cent on the
price of the whole lot. Why not do
this at home or in the orchard?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

No ensilage should be allowed to
stand in the stable and no hay should
be fed Just before milking or dust
will be raised
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

There is such thing as being more
nice than wise" and the successful
dairyman will be one who can draw
the line in-the right place and accom-
plish the most satisfactory results with
minimum expense.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09
Mechanical Marvela.

Mechanically, the kaleidoscope is be,
coming rather well known. The pic,
lures are taken on sensltized film
Us inches wide, and varying In length
from 100 to 1900 feet. The film pass
es in front Of an aperture 1 inch BY
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Massachusetts has a new law which
makes uniform milk standard Of
1925 per cent total solids and 3.25 per
cent of which must be butter fat. This
reduces the butter fat for summer
slightly and Increases the winter stand
ard nv fraction.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Some people enjoy talking about their
physical ailments a great deal more
than they would enjoy perfect health.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Il man has a wife he always known
what to do with his money.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Poultry that is confined should be
provided with an abundance of char
coal. oyster shell and grit. When run
Mig loose the fowls will get these ele-
ments or their equivalents of their own
accord.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09
self-Centered Man.

The self-centered man has no friends
No one who knows him well approves
or loves him. If he is rich he may be-
battered, and If great he may be oQurt>,
ed, but he is despised. As genuine
affection, he abides alone. Worst OF all,
he is not at home with himself. He.
knows that his success is sham, that:
to men he is dry we'll, and that to
God he is an migrate and fraud.
Rev. DIR. Leete, Methodist Episcopalian,:
TNntrotf ri ltfe7it.i N
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

One beauty about good system of
thing is the fact that, while 1t makes
the land through which 1t runs arabic
In wet season, 1t does not dry 1t out
too much in dry season, as mellow
condition Of soil prevails that tends to
prevent baking of the surface.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

A farmer who for number Of years
past has made speciality Of some one
product each year last year had fifty
acres planted to cabbages. When Ii
had marketed the last carload of til
vegetable, he found that he had cleared
In the neighborhood of $50 per acre.
The raising of the crop meant to start
witt, rich soil, clean cultivation and
lots of hard work both In the care and
marketing Of the crop.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

You may be sure that If you pack
three grades Of fruit in one box or
barrel you will get only the price for
the lowest grade.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

There is one advantage in teaching
horse to walk well, and that is he
is not injured in the least in any way
for any other gait.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Religion Is the eternal ideal, the ever
lasting Ought, the supreme and abiding
Love. So the ideal church to-day must
be church of ideals; and 1t must
make these ideals motive forces In the
life Of the Individual and the life Of
society.-Rev. Caleb s. S. 'Dutton, Unl-
tartan. BROOKLYN. n. Y. !.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Large boned but smoothly built mares
bred to a good sized jack of good blood
will produce the bestSmules.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

The anonymous letter writer and the
dog poisoner belong to the same cow
ardly company, both engaging in enter
prises for which they do not care to
assume responsibility.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

To the shambles with the cow that
cannot produce. enough to pay for her
keep. Keeping this kind of an animal
is like pouring water into rat hole.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

The silo hns certainly come to stay.
No better proof of this assertion is the
fact that in the older dairy districts of
New England many new silos have been
constructed this past season.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

The difference between poor COW
and a good one In dairy is the diff
ference between success and failure. A
poor COW is estimated by the pounds of
flesh she carries-a good one by the
amount Of milk she gives Cows are
purchased at $50 that are expensive
and others for 500 that are cheap. as
their work in the dairy will show.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

We speak Of hell as place, but It's;
essential elements are found In the In
ward condition aud not the outward cir
cumstances. The external and material
description is the reflection Of >the In
ternal and spiritual condition. Rev.
R. s. Macarthur, Baptist. New York.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

A pretty accurate lineup on the abil-
ity and financial standing Of farmer
can be secured by glimpse at the
kind of fences he has on his place.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

Where one understands the proper
recipes for making the different kinds
of cement for the various farm uses
any enterprising farmer or farmers
boy can manufacture his own cement
blocks. make water trough, hogpen
floor or construct the walks about tine
house provided only that supply of
sand and gravel is at hand.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09


trenches at Casablanca, another in
Constantinople when the Sultan. pro.
claimed the constitution, another In
Australia when the American fleet Wis.
tied that colony. When King Edward
opens an exposition the entire perform
ance is recorded by the kaleidoscope,
AMI reproduced somewhere else later
America makes current events films,
but she also makes others. Film max.
ers in America maintain their own
theater and company of actors, and
some of the best picture dramas and
farces now shown have been produced
here. The French manufa cturers pro-
duce all the kinds of films made in En-
gland and America, but they make
the colored pictures and the trick pic
lures in addition, and on that account
their work is more interesting to the
uninitiated than that of either En-.
glish or American manufacturers.
An Example of tho Method.
Everybody knows how moving pic
ture camera photographs bali game
or prize fight The film, which is
just like any other photograph film ex-
cept in size, passes over the aperture
through which the exposure is made
at the rate of about 1856 pictures to
the minute, recording every motion Of
every object within range of the cam
era. while 1t is passing, and sometimes
consuming half mile of film in sin
gle record. But everybody does not
know how the picture of man who
is run over by an automobile and both
legs cut off, and who afterward re.
places his legs and walks away on
them is made, nor how the siren who
calmly swims about under water dur.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

A ration of good wheat bran once Al
week is fine change for horse. Wet
1t up good and he--Mill relish it and 1t
will act nicely on his bowels.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09

The children in the home enjoy a
balanced ration rs well as do the AMI
mails in the feed lot or stable. Such a
ration is pork and beans, boiled pota;
toes and brown bread, poached egg on
toast, good graham bread and Jersey
milk; roast pork, dressing and baked
potatoes and apple sauce; roast beef,
mashed potatoes and pie.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-12-09


she sits down, places her box beside
ber. and is soon lost in day dreams.
Suddenly the box opens and out of II
comes party of fairy. creatures who
bow prettily to the girl, and then Jump.
ing down. go through a merry dance
There is more to the story, but this
shows the trick.
When the girl sits down on the
bench the film Is stopped while the real
box is removed and piece of scenery
painted to look like 1t is uncovered,
This is opened from within in such a
way that 1t seems to be opened by the
fairies The. apparently diminutlve
size Of the fairies is produced by plac.
ing them 30 or 40 feet farther away
from the camera than is the girl, and
MS they are seen through the opening
which the spectators regard as the lid
of the box the Illusion is complete.
Most of these tricks are accomplish
ed much as similar illusions on the real
Stage are produced except that the II.
fusion is the more perfect In the NOV.
ing picture because of the possibilities
Of a change Of properties which the
"arret" provides, but the ability to set
the scene and produce the effect is
based upon the same sort of knowledge
and skill that Is required in properly
staging any theatrical performance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
9tadI 9iunl.

9fcm Oorf -. &uli. - Gar.
Ginol @ib6on$ Don Baltimore miro
iih am u0hitcu SonlitoQ bier nnt1
Nom cinid)iiiCn. 9}u0 cincm Ncird,e
bci'm Eupit miro cr ocm GoNucnt Der
,&ntcrnotionaIcu GuNoritcn @ipn"
in %onoon bcnuobncn in nclhcn
Cardinal &nnutcli ser pc5icac &cr-
trctcr Oca Eopitca icin miro.
gr3biihoi 6orlep BON 9}cm Dorf
rciIt am n0dItcn SanItug CbcnioQS
nah Gom ob lmo miro Die Fctcra-
plcnniAe iciucr Gr5Oi0Scic mitncb.
men. gr miro ben 4dpit iibrr Ocn
ticicu Ginorud bcnud)rcbtigcn mel,
dcn Die fiir5lide Gcntenarieicr bier
6u 2uu0c lnudtc, llno dlBcrOent miro
cr Dem Gbcrboltpt Der Stride cit
GrcnplNr cinca ii6cr Die SCicr &c.
ibricbcucn Nude2 iiberrcid)Cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
GOniolioirnna pon Sclcpbunlinicn

GlepclunO, @, II. &uli. -
Mic Der bicIi0c oFIdinOcalcr" III Ici-
ncr bcittigcn SonntnGS 2lla8ubc
mittbeiIt, lit cil EIon I'M g9crfc, I'M
pcrid)icOcnc rmobb0nglNe, lclcpbon.
2inicn 3piidcn OCm Miiiiiiippi.9iiuer
mo ser otInntihen aiiite 81 conios
lioircu. Iua bctrciienOe Gigcntbunr
rcprGlentlrt cincn l9ertb uon Cirtn
%t0O.000,0OO. &orfnniarehtc lin0,
mie c5 bcibt 6crcitS oli bic o6ron-
tier Telephone So" Don Buffalo lmo
mebrcrc duOerc 6itlihc Gompagnicn
0eIibert, mcId)' &cbtcre cine llumter-
brodcnc &ettc uou Sinicn, nit 2lns
idllb on Nem. &eriep, controliren.
Hgcntcn Ser 6or0crcr OeS Flonca limo
ieit cncr Node beniIbt gelpclen, cin
&orfalli9rcht oti Oic ncuc llnabDGns
gige Selcpbonllnlc Don Ictroit III
ii6crn. @crporrn8enoe &upitaliItcE
iollcn an Dem GonioIioirlmga Yor'
idIug intcrciiirt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
3nnGdlt fommcn bic Erobibitio.
nilten.

Y lumb bus, o, II. Suli. -
Ter Stnuta Gonpent scr Erobibitio.
nilicn bon Ohio bcainnt morqcn, linb
ON Wtithuoh miro Der TutionoI.Gon.
ucnt Der crpdbnt2n Eurtci bier croft.
net &iclc TcIcAuten lungtcn bereit3
bclltc bier an, Inter ocn Serren,
ipeld)t berOorrugCuoc Holcn in Dem
9totiouoI GonUcut ipiclen nerocn. be.
iinOcn lid bier friibere ErGlioent.
ld)oIt@ Gnnoiontcn Der Eortei, nam.
LID Grs@oupcrneur s. i. ct. Sobu
Don 2olda SSoIbun 2eucring BON
gltorDluno ,Spbn @. @oolep bon Gbt.
ccAo mo Or Siloa s. Snoaom BON
FcnnplUunicn lie Elutform luiro
lid bulptl0hlidl nit ser Erobibi.
tionalrugc bcinlicn uno 5icmIih fltr;
lctn Scrrcr Src0. j. Wbtclod BON
Cos 2Inlclco, Sal, IonI. y. Sbccr
ppn ,Eeorin. >Sll2Y Soicpb y. Srocep
bon Gctroit 9leo. ". Y, Eolmer ans
Ct. Yoltis, Hcoaftelir oeS ,Gbriltion
9IoOocatC", Alire0 Z. Wtanniere BON
9fclu Oort un0 Gr. !, g. Gronfil BON
Ioau@, Ger, mer0cn ais m0olihe
4rdiiocntid)uit@. .Gunoioaten eriu1bnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
9sirr crtrnnfcn, sluci aercttct.

At orion, 0ioliY II. &uli. -
@icr bctonntc Mdnner, mcldc id ais
Sommcr1ditc bier oOcr III 6oImottb
cuibicItCn, tancn mGbrcno Der lcbtCn
9tocbt in 6olgc elmer Grploiion al
@orO cincr 10 6uB longcn Norfdiic
nabc bier lmr'S Sebcn. ,}luci on0crc
Sbcilucbmcr dl Der tSnbrt cntgingcn
0cm loOc lrnO mlrocn beutc ans
liter 1cbracbt, nnhoem lie 3moIiStlul.
zen lang auf Sriinnlcritiidcn i'm
Ntccrc trcibcnb }ugcbrnft botten. Die
@crcttctcn ilno u. Y. (nrbCIl ult2
lRorblcbCoo lmo @omarO ludcr aus
Nolton. Gen (oo III oen 6llltbcn ian.
NcIt: Golono sSortbinBton aus 30.
iton &obn : (rull ans @oburn
2oicpb z. Zeal ouS Wiilton lrnO @ro
Snuorp aus VtNrblcbcno, Saporr
mar Gi0cutbiimcr ltno GnpitGu Scr
@ortal'c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Sic yN.sg), Stnata5citnng" fir Yrpan

SSnirDielp, 2incoIn. gtcbr., -.
Suli. Sic t0nnen iih oui cine
cuiridtige mO crnItc llnteritilbung
0eS Scitcrs Der Stoots5citlmg" Der.
laiien."
Tieie 1epcid}c iuur0e be,ltc bon
5rn. 9rpnn pou S1rn. 9iiober, Neoaf-
teur Scr o9t.s2. Stoots5eihtng" cm-
pfdngen uno bcrcitete Gritercm cine
groBe SrcltOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Epicr ibrcs Sernis.

Tenpcr, Golo II. Silli. - Bier
9lngciteQte Ocs Nrildenbnu Iepnr-
tements ser ,GoIordoo unO Soutberrt
9obn" 1crictbcn brute yto6mittng,
mdbrcnO lie cincn 3uge Scr crmGbn.
ten 9ahn ou2miAcn IND oobci nui
bas @clciie scr 0enucr & Snterur.
ban electric @abn" traten, unter Die
9i1oer eines cIcttriiden @og0onS
uno murOen al8enblidlid get50tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Scr intcrnntiunolc SubcrfnlOic.Guu'
arcs.

" Noibtngton, :. s. ~. |ltli
- llmioiicn0c &orbcrcituu1cn ihrC
iitr ocn intern1tionuIcr QubertrIoic.
Gon9rcB I'M @onac, uclder am 81
september bis sum II. Cttober in
@oibmGton ob0cboltcu mcrocn ioll
90 }icmlid) dle Hdnocr Scr GrOG ncr
sen pcrtrcten lcin. Scr Gon1rcb mir(
iciuc SitlnAcn i'm ncrcu 9tltionol'
Wiuiclum obboltcn, luto sic Gcr. Stda
tcn-9c1icrltng bot $4,000 pcrlpiIIiIt
I'm oo9 @cbdroc iiir sic @elc1cnbcil
in StonO 81 lcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

HnGiN pcrlanicm.


BANANA l2. Nuli. 0ic Or
m0blluN rnca ucucu Nr0iiOcntcn Scr
9icpublif Banana iouO brutc itott
un0 pcrlici ollCutbo,bcu duf Ocn Ntbs
ml5 obnc RubcitoumA Scuor Con
,<oic loninlo Sc Cb0lOia iriibcrCr
@ci1notcr al ojc Ger. Stootcn, mel
c5Cr in 9lbmcicubcit oca 0r. @lmor0or
ol9 HrGIi0ent nlnNirte, trtA Ocn Sicg
hnpon. Nic 2IuhiuIcr OC9 SCnor
Ricar0o 2lrin3, ncltbcr tiir}lid, uou
ser Gon0iootur 5uriidtrnt uobmCn
fciucn ?lntbcil an Der l2dbl u1o Is
mar oobcr tcin @c0ucr Cbol0ia'0 TN
Icl0c. Go9 9icilltlt mijrOc ilbri1cna
in alien 6Gncu oo2 n0mIihc 1cuclClj
iCiL oa Oic 2ln66nger SboIoia'5
ilbCrpGlri8en0 in Ser Qtuiorit0t lin0,
8roBcr Gnthuia2nnt3 berrldt hClttc
9Ibcno III Fonona lm0 EoItSbullicu
5icbcn nit 6obucn uuo Wlulif Ourd
bic StroBcn 9Iic porbcr bat cine
S&obl nui Dem &Itbul9 nit 10 ncuig
@cbGii1fcit mtcr ocn ocrihicocnen
Fortcicn itott9ciltnocn mo nic Dor.
bcr bctllnOctc iih cine 10 oQQcnrciue
3uiricOcnbct nit ocm NcuItot 3mcI
GonnliiiGre, mcl6c Die Ger. Stoutcn
pcrtrotcn iibcrpohtcn icOcn Stinns
plab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Gtappens8cttlaui.
liCbcr CinCn nnbriu 1000 WtCilcn
lnngcn NnrS.

GbriitIitbc &iinQImgc mcrOcu cine
@otihoit ocS N}auor2 pon Ncp,
Dorf an ocn NIouor uon Chicago
bci6rOcru.- Gonioli0irmQ mob-
b6nailcr GcIcpbonliuicn 5luiihcn
Dem Wiiiiiiiippi9lipcr lmo Der
otIontidcn &jiitc BcpINt. -
ErGlotcn rciicn nnh Nom. -
&orGcrcitngrn fiir Ocu lnbcr.
tuloic.Gon1rcb III @oihiugton
9tcm Oort -. &uli. - 3mci.
t5ltcnO ilnNc Nur'hcM WiitgIicocr
Der n2outN Mcn'S GbriItiop Mic.
ciotion," pcrOcn lih oiclc Mohc ant
cincm intcrcliantcn @cttlauf 5miicbcn
2tcu- Yorf lmo G6ica1o bctbcili1cn.
Die nubc5u 1000 Wcilcn luHgc Ruutc
lit in GtnppCn cinlcthCilt lno bic
SbcilnCbmcr ioQen in ciucm Ncrnld)c,
alien irilbcrcn Hecoro5 jmiidcn BET
Sen StdOtcn 81 ijbcrtrcifCn ocm
Mopor Don GbicaQo cine NoticbaIt
GCS MuporS pon 9tcm-Oorf iibcrbrini
gen. Gin 10 ouS1eOcbntcr Gtoppcn'
MCttlllf bat nobriheinih nie Dor
her ltattDclllnOCn. ln0 ocrIcjbc crrcNt
QroBcs Sntcrcllc. Gin ic0cr Der SbeiIs
ncbmcr miro Die 0otiCbnit cine bulbC
.Ncilc mcit traNen. un0 sic 0urd).
ldnittlihc 3cit ser 3uriidIcgung ole
lcr hnIbcn Wcile miro, nah Ocn be.
relt@ uor0cnon1nlCnen Grobcl0uIcn 5u
llrtbcilcn, ctuo . Oiiultcn 3S Sctl,ns
ben bctrdgcn. Ter crltc 2iufcr brittt
uGdblten Oiithuo6 Norlnittaga 10 llHr
ron ocm bicliAcn 9totbhauS an uri
tnO miro 0ie i'll elmer iilbernen N0bre
cln1clhlonete Sotld)dlt 0c9 UtnDora
nlituebmen. Ger aurS gc0t pom HotG.
hauS an Den 9rooom0p biuoui lluo
ein GeOoOerihub miro 0na SiGnul
3um 9ltfbrltb geben.
@ie GroB on5 an Ocm @ettlaui lc-
uomrncm Sntcreilc ut, IGBt iid ans
ser Sbotiad)c cricbcn OnB iid) iiber
100000 N}itgIcocr ocr o0oung
O}cn'5 GbriItinn 2Iiiociation" III ben
StiOtcn, mclhc al Dem @cge 5mi.
idcn bier uno Chicago IicAcl1 }llr BE.
tbciliglna nclOctcn 9totiirlid) pltrs
bcn mr Die bcitcn 2duicr ncceptirt
Uic 9ioutc acbt iibcr NotgbtccpIic,
Nlbomp, Shcnccto0u llticd Surus
cllic @cncuo 9iorbcltcr, NuiioIo,
@ric, GIcpclunO, IoleOo. 2Iorion,
GoI0matcr mo Solub @eno. 2luto.
mobile nit Grioblcutcn mer0cn ocn
&duIcrn oli ollcn Sbcilcn Der Houte
loI1cn 10 bab I'M 9totbioQc imucr
ciu Griabmnnn cintrctel fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Gonfort,
9rinlidftit,
Wrlunobcit

Geri6nIite 9ieinlidfeit beoeutct
t6rpcrIi1e 8ciunoGCit. Benn oie
Snut rein uno frci bon S6peiB un6
llnreinlihfcitcn Gc6nIten miro, eriiil.
len oie mir5ig fIcineu Goren lire
sSunttion reidlid) uno notiirIid.
@obre f6rpGrIidc 9leiuli6feit aber
bdngt bon Der benlrbteu Seize ub.
Cine refine unperi1lihte Seize ans
pobrboit jrtrGglihen @eItanotbeilen
lit n0tbig. Gic nliloen, reiuigcn6en
uno antiicptiihcn gigenidaiten BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
22'en-2Nar
Scr 9rOlnrtiaiic gluSilnNS.Ert i'll
Wamlnuo. %Cindjt i'm!

GrIuritoncn tdaIih Spciol8uQ OcrIdbt QtIs
lcusNobnbof o15 %nrm, bait an allen itdolt'
i1Sn Vdbub5icn an. ]hnorcic nlr 81 ppu
Sutton unb g&ulbroot mo St,t5 pom 3tucns
linton. mo gcuunIpunio Gd0nbof.
Suui3O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Si3.20--Snuns, Scrno, uuO Surid, S. bis
H. Iul Nilltia bis g. @uNuit ~
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bhiiun 9intionul Gunucutiun.
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70 Sui; Riidinbrt bis 81. Suli.
giutipHaIsGunnCn!uu ocr Qibcrs
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@nlfiih in Gplliion nit cinCm
Sdnclloampirr.

9tem Dorf, II. Suli. 49, Ter
belttc bier angctonmcne 9unpict
st. 2ouiS," pon Der ancritauiiAcn
2inie, gcrictb am 1ienitag 9lbcno I'M
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roQc bulbc Shull0e lang Dor icincm
0u0 bcridwammcn ShlicBliH wurs
&c ciue5 ser Hicicntbicrc, Gin min0cs
liens 60 SUB longer Nal pon Dem
idarien Nug oca nit poQer larOi.
frat ia5rcnOcn ShiiieS gctroiicn
rno in Stidc 9cihnittcn. poraui Die
iibri1en Slide raid uCri6mon0en.
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10000 onuibnrc gatirnisn be5euaen oie nun.
oerbnre @ctlmirlum9 oes, groben pdmorrbolncu.
6eilmitttls Anntcis, lpcldbes BON II z Silss
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rcnummirten gpOtbglen pittei sud Dor Na lhs
nbmmngcn Die 3weitcr uno llnaldubigcn ms
ren cine Probe Die pon oen SdbrIlllien a
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frei an. irncno eine abrei'e duf SerlaHGen per.
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slInnnrn Hnns.Nrfnriinnrn.

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INN IS gllQuit. If. Scpcmhrr,
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40 m. Wiuuut Rohul Nabubui
$40 Ioyn SiuhuuCrt has De
rii6mtc yChiQb IbuI, rniC Shmci5
bon glmcrifu"
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Salt imDre & Sbtp
GrfurlioaensT Bulletin.

81. .25-0urpcr'S Icrrg Gborlrstomu,
Snmulit Ruiut, 2pnoreuinc uno
gaindleitcr umo 5urhd, sunntun
ben 10. ,Null SpcRiuIfuU uerldbt
Baltimore, Wiouui Nnuul Stutiuu
8 &urn. Gamocu- StatiUno SO
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68. Sabrgang.
&nrnnter Y Befer,
SentidcS ganf' mnb @cdiclscidaft
26 SpntlsStrafc,

nWatipnaI Sant Of Commerce. ."o5sbdubs.
@sitalieber Der NttienbBrie.
Vine unb 8eriau bon gfien uno Shlieatios
nen. gGebfel rno Greoitbrieie auf aIle Gaupis
idhcb Sttiote @urupd's slns mo Scrfuuf
lrenoer 8eoorieu, iouie gtusfertauug bon
goamndten, ScbiilsiarieH bon uno nab 9eliifbs
Ianh (gprtI27-j
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Bon gpot6cfern iiberoIl perfduft.
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So 2.0O-GhilunClpbin uuo lurhd,
St.JO EbeitCr uno iurut.
St.00-&ilminNtuu mn iuritd.

SDuutunS, 10. Sui, ., tG. II. 30.
9luAult l3 mo -. 2rptcmbcr.
Sucitnl3uQ perIlbt GUmocl Siuliun
NOrm. QtnuUt atDUNl SiutIun
500 &ornr. &CrIdGt auf OCr Mind
lnbYi (bilnoclubju 6.Ii glbcu0e
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Sil'S Saar' nno gart.TGrbcmittcl,
idliuars obcr brann, SOC.