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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-20
Sorpcbubopt %nngcrcmpclt.

Ncmport, H.-S., 10. Wioi. -
Gic 2ompfborfaIie o9reofer" bon
Scr GnnbcSmarinc rollnte nobc bel
ocm 2euhtthurm am n0roliden Gnoc
BON 8oot rS3lonb boS SorpcOoboot
nStiIctto" an, un6 0oS 2cbterc trug
babel Elm 2ed oli ocr 8odburoicitc
Oouorb Nos 10 groB lit, 0oB Der aopi
zines WonncS Giuourd) gcIdoben
meroel1 tam. Mon lieB Sen .Sti'
Lotto" ouflolicn, INN 81 oerbin0crn,
0oB or li1te. GCrlebt mltroc Nieuono.
Ger ,Stilctto," Der Gin nit Mlncr
0eiilllteS 0oot inl Sult botte, botte
20 Wann on 0or0 un0 pnr cbcn bon
@oat SSlano obgefobrer ais o9rco'
fer" bon bintcr Dem 2cudttburnl
ouitolt6en0, 0os Sorpe0oboot an Ser
Wiitte Der 9odboroieite anrunntc, nit
Der idon %ongcaebencn @irfltng. Gie
9cmonnung oes yStiletto" 5eigte
bor5iigIidc IiS5iplin ifnb elite nod
Der Steuerboroieite, bnmit oos Scf
oui ser onbercn Seite iopiel mie m0g.
lid iibcr @oiier blcibe unO m6glifit
mcnig 0oiIcr cinbringe. .9reafcr"
i1o6nt MIR menig Shoben. vStilct,
10" mar bnS critic S%orpeooboot, bos
in ocn oftipen Iienit Der gunoes
marine eingsitelt moroen mar, ulb
% Sabre oft. am abcno iuilrbe bns
Sorpcoobopt nod Scr SorpebosS ia.
tion o6geihleppt.
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&Crdrmt mmo ocitUr6Cn.

Gbichgo, &a.. 49, Woi. =
6ricOrid b. &crtcl, 0crcinit ciu rcidJcr
@nnficr bon Chicago mo @crtrctcr
zines oeutihcn N%onf6ouicS, lit p0QiQ
perormt un6 nCrbittert nod 5pcimo.
notlihem 2ciocn i'm aoit6ouic Scr
6rol 8oic, 9}r, 494, Gcorborn,A pc.
geItorben. Wfit icincr Satin mro Ici.
ncnt So6n anrG, lpelde in Or. 1lt8.
Wtontono' StroBc, mobnen, NOR cr felt
Sobrcn cnt}ncit, ul0 icine 6rnu mieS
ct ob. olS JIG i'm unlGngit bciuden
moIltc, Bur Belt oc3 @iirgcrfriegcS
mor b. ScrteI idlucr reid Der nGdltc
Eonif Ocrid)Iong obcr iein 8crm09en.
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3aItcra's Slnttbnt.
Gas acroubtc 8elb nod uidt acilul.
oen, - GuS &orIcbcu oca Orci.
io6cn MorbblbuN, - @ccrOi.
0ltn0 ser Opier.

OPll, - SQS SullCuCll OC2 OrCts
io6cn Norbbubcn. - 9ccr0i.
9luu9 ser Spfer.
Watumun R..&, ~. Moi.-
@6brrn0 ser iul9e l(n8ar 6ront 3d.
ltcra sic grmorOun0 iciues Gicnit.
BERN, 0cS 6armer9 Wiuialn ..
Sbcpbcr0, 6ciicn Satin mo 0ca
Qicnitm00hcnS Scnnic NctOu cingc.
Itauocn Bat, mod)t CT iIbCr 0uS Ser.
Ircd 0c8 @cIbeS, ncIdca or 0en @r.
ulor0ctcu obnnbm ODER i'm Nauic
iau0, mi0eripre6cnoc Nngubcn mo
man bat 0os @elb trob ciirigcn gu,
deus bialnnA nidt ST iiuocn per-
moht. &n ieiltcm @eit0n0niNc, Oo3
er acitcrn icIbit ouilhricb mo mn
tcr5cidnCtc, inot 30itPro Cr babe oo8
@clo in ciucn @ol5bouicn NcuoricrL
ais er boS SnltS prrIicb. "a man
OaS @cIo nift iolo, Ijcgt ser Der.
ood)t nobc, bnb Is bon cincnt Der
3ablrci6cn Ncligieri1cu, oic it'd ieit
Dem Mor6e nitf Scr 6arm Icrimtrie'
bclL ~aciun0cu uno cinQcitccft mrrOt.
las @cItdn0niB cntb0lt mcnig
RelcS, mas nid)t idou mitlctbcilt
mor0cu nGrc. Gr gicbt SIT, OoB CT
oaS Gcrbrcd)en 0cS @ClocS lpc9en
pcriibt babe. 3nltcra, mcldJcr iid &c.
Ttern icbr rubi9 ul0 AcioBt benobmL
fam Dor t6 Tobrcn ais iiiniiGbri1cS
ain0 nit icineu @Itcrn BON llnNurn
nod Nmcrifn. Scin @otcr loft Wa.
Ihrinilt IN cincm (~obaf&iubrif IN
Nciu.Dort iciu. Scine Gltcrn mobncn
in 9tr. 3l7, OIt -. StroBc, Man,
bnttou. Gr mill cine 3cit lang Stl'
ocut ser y2(rt StuocntS' &caallc"
mo Der oN0tional Nc00cmp Of Dc
iign" gclpcier leir, moroti cr in Der
~Id)ic0cucu EIdBen oiti 6armcn arbeI'
tcte. Bon Noros9raOior0, Gonn, no
CT bel Sem 6urnner ), I. OttIiH be,
ihoitigt mar, fam CT nic0cr nod
Nem.9)orf mo Don ga nod) Scr 6ornI
Shepherds. Sm gpriI 1907 nil CT
Don cinem SutOe apbiiien worocr
iein wcsbnIb er I'M Yaiteur. SuItitut
bebouOeIt nlIroe. 9tui elmer onOcrcrl
6arm ion or Dor mebrcrcn ,Sabrcr
BON cincm @iooer mugcrannt NOR.
ocn iein, unO or bcbunptct, cr trait,
me b1ttiig Don jenen GrIc6nib.
Die '9ccr0igung 0CS crmoroctcr
gbepoorcS fnno bclttc @otmittag in
9roofIpn BON Scr airHci ct. Sobrl
TIE GpniiacIiit ait Der 81. StroBc,
nobe 5. A6tNltc, 'di,f scr gSolu Groi
Gtttett'tp" .7l ifdtt. Tdy "tcrririloroctc
0icnitmabdSH mfrs Ill IFntto,uon be.
crOi0t. '''
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I'm Scnpcr acIturbcu.

St2oui$, Mo., 10. Wtni. - Ger
friibcrc gumoc8ridtcr 8llltop AooIpb
S%infelnbur0 bon ct. 2ouis lit bclltc
NodmittoQ IN Gcupcr, Gol., no or
3ur &icOerbcrItcnln9 ieincr icit SAB
rem cridiittertcn @%Ciun6beit lpeiItc,
g%eitorbena SEER GinfeInbura pnr Der
Scnior scr 5obIrci6cu ocltti6cn Pm
mdltc BON ct. Souia. Gr luor aber
oltd) elmer DER bcrporrogcnOItcn 6iibs
rcr 0eS 0euti6tbumS I'M Nugcmcis
nCu. 8or II Sobrcu in GGn q. Nb.
geborcn, fam or no6 N6Ioloirung Oc9
@pmnoiiu1nS nod 0en Scr. Stootcn
un0 it1toirtc Gicr Hed)tSipiiienidoit.
Bon tS64-1S66 mar CT WitglicO ser
%WliIiourier ScgiSlotlir uno bon 1866
-lS72 gcbortc CT 6cn GongrcB an.
Sn lebtcrcm Sabre lunr cr rcpublitn'
niid)er Gonoi0ot iiir boS @oupcr.
n%eur3ont. mllr0c obcr ocIdlogcn.
1903 muroe or gum 9lln0ea GreiSrid)s
ter crnount. lcgtc obcr id)on nod) 5uci
SnGrcn Oae Pint nieoer. Rid)tcr Sins
felnburg lpor cines Scr meniqcn
Gbrcnmit0liebGr ocS .Noro- 9lmcrifo.
niihen Iurnerbunocs, Dem CT ldrgcr
oGS 80 Sabre ongcbort bate. Gr &C.
60rte ferncr SIT elmer 9fn5a6G lofolcr
0cutider Gereinc.
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Srlbitmprh cincs T~ulitifcrs.

Snoiouapolis, Sno., 10.
Mdi. - Sobn Wc@ougbcp, Elm fri.
bercr 9ountp = GommiiiGr itn6 ton-
o~ngebenoer republifaniidJer Folitifcr,
beging belitc S%elbitmorO ourd Gr.
lfieBen. Sein Amtstermin ols
Gor1tp . 9ommiiidr peritrif am f.,
Sonnar 1907 unb ieitoem lit be,
bnitptet moroen, or uto onoere
Gommilidre bdtten 9eitednh9en bon
Der natlas engine 60" angenom.
men. Wc8ougbep itelte oieie Ait
gnbe enti6ieoen in abreoe uno feline
iornielle anflaee mar lorueit gegcl,
i'm erboben. gr mar so Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-20

Oeniten 8ebieten ibre Witpirfrng
oerlichen, fam sur &oriiibrlng uuo
fano aagcmeinen 8cifoIl.
SIN 6eltionI crrcgtcn ouBcrQclu0bll.
lid)c GrimertIomfcit bic 0iitgIicoer
Der 6ineiiidcn @cionOtihoit, nit
Sung Eoo ai an ser Spite, mcldlc
in ibren %notionolen @cmGnocrn Cr.
lhienen moren, ocreu Erod)t f0rmlid
in Die Ilrgen tod.
2 f)mar3e 8erlincr.
S6Uar5c o0er gclbc @erlincr, 0u5
bciBt III Berlin Qcborenc uno ergo.
gene Ncqcr, giebt ca bCreitS III nidt
unbetr0t)tlidlcr Nn5obl. Sic bil6en
clncn intcreiiontcn SppuS mo inter.
ld)clocn lid %iueientIid) pon ibrcn loll'
ltigcn StnmmC2Qcnoiicm QlcihpiCl
Oh olcic onucrnO bier nni0iiig iin0
oOcr MIR poriibcrgcbcn0 in Berlin
pctlcn. Die idlpor5en NerIincr. Die
biCiiQe obcr @orort IS Observation-Disclosures
beluden mo nit grtcnl GrioIge be-
enOct bobcn, iprcd)cn cit glltes
NeliidL bobcn cine ilieBcnbc, burb
nidtS an ihrc Nbtlunlt erinnern6e
Nllaiprofc unO Elm onItGnoigcS, &c.
littetes 9enebmcn. Iic Mcbr5obl Don
ibnCn limo Irbcitcr m10 Snnbmerfer,
eiuigc HorticrS lin0 Gicncr, tpetigc
Nrtiiten mo fobrcnOe &ilnItler. Ser.
Idicoeue bo6en olld] Snmilie, lie limo
meiit nit meiBcn ISrollcn oerbcirds
tibet. &on oen iibrigcn Ne9cru bal.
ten lie iih fern, 5unoI Tie bon ibrer
Wtlttteriprofe nid)t picl lpiIicn.
9citebt MP ii unq.
Ter critic meiblidc Sriieur Qchr.
ling Bat Dor Der @ciclcnpriiilmgS.
Gommiilion Der &ottbuier Ecriiderl-
modlcr &nnuna Die Eriiiung nit
oallt" %bclton6cu. Die meibli6c Gon'
f~urren3 moht iih I'M Sarbiergc.
lperbc bis icbt nod uifrt bcmerfbor
ohcr 0rrd) ole nobc 8crbin0lng Sut-
ihc 9orbicrcn, 6riieltrcn uno Ycrii,
dcnmofcrn 6iirftc lie i6nCn oltf IN
%ublcbborcr Belt filblbnr mcrocn. Wou
miro Oieucid)t ld)on bnI0 init ncibIi'
den 9nrbicr- mo 6riictrItltbcn 81
rcd)ncn bobcn, Ole liferlid bel ocm
o%ngcborcncn Sulcnt Scr Sralrpn fiir
Soororbcitcn ii6 rcntobcl crmCilcn
lucr0en.
NuSitCIIunQ fommt mad
8erlin.
IS ocrlontet, BOB Die irnn50iiihc
NltSItcllun9 mclde g%cgcnpGrtig sur
9cfr0itigung Scr Srcunoihoit 5lui.
iden 6ronfreid uno Gnglono in
&onOon itottiinoct. mad Berlin font
men miro, nohbem lie in ser 5bemic.
itoot ibr Gnoe 9ciunDcn bot.
Die WclOmt9 lit iolucit nod nid)t
PeItdti1t morocn. 9erubt tic oui
@obrcbit, 10 lit Sen fron36iiiGcn
arSIteqcrn cine boflihe Nufnobmc
oobicr bon n%ornbCrein gGiudbrlciitct.
9oriibcr fam feiu 3peiicl obmoIten.
SO RATIONAL 3citunq" acct
elm.
Sic O0ui9c 8erihmcl5ung ser 6ci.
Den bicii9cn 9l0tter, nYoIt" uno o9to.
tionol' 3eitun0," lit bon ben moB9c.
bcnocn 6nttorcn nod lonqmicriQen
8crotbungcn nmmcbr pereinbort
morOcn. Iics bcocutct Dos Scr.
IfminOen Der vNotionol' 3eitrnG".
llripriinQlid nor cs I'M Y(on gclpc.
len, Oic 5pei 3aitlnQen unter cin6eit.
lidcr rc0oftioncQcr 2citlng nc6cn
cinnn0er 6clteben 5lt loiicn.
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Scffcntlidlc gpfalNclctc,


Gapttcl 171.
sine Yltc, ben Nbidnitt 4i3 ocS NrtiirlS 4
Der tiiCntlihcu 2pfnlsSricgc non NIGrnlnno,
Sitcl , Stnot Baltimore" llntertttcI uStrdten
Hno Sitrgfdaftcu," 81 mincrtntcn nho NIT
NmcnocmcMicu ncu Gn5Hucbnlcn.
IbIbnitt I. Gel IS BON DER ScAlSlatur r9r
Winrblduo pcriiigt. nab Ybibuttt ll3 nco 9triti
icls 4 Der Dficntljbcn YoiOl @clctc non Ntnr0,
luuo, Iitcl Slant baltimore" Inherited
yStruicu mn @%ir0ihailcn ptoetrulcn lperoci
lou unN bicronr6 nit Tmcn6cnlcntcn nti ais
gcnommnct lit. 10 oa6 Ct ipic iolAi Iuutct:
l43. Steiner t'crIon ioI g l41tGgGtn Gcitai,
let lciH, @iirGl6alt llr bic Vc5n1lln9 non
Giraicn mo StotcI 5l ltcucL ole pom Grintla
nGlstScribt in Baltimore ucrbdnpt lpcroclt. ".ber
ir0eno cine RCrluu oiC bonn @cridt 3lr SAP.
IIiQ elmer @cl0hrHic uuo soften ecrgri9ctLt
purne. iul bis 81 ncrcl 5dbhillG ms Gctln1'
nib ecianot mcrncu. I'M foi. ipcnu sic bcinRie
Straic nm 0oitcn ni6t bc5nbIi lpcrNcu, cin,n
TuG iGr icoCt Collar uhCr ctnC3 lbcllca oClicls
ben Der hc'uNtcl Strdic mo &ulirn I'M sc
f0rNni6 OcrhlClhen; inter oCnl &orbchult, onb
In fcinent SdQ Der lcrllttl iolhcr Nnlt iitr ole
Nihtbc5obluuN hCr Strntc mo Noiieu lcb9 D}o.
nate lihi iiberlbrCticn 'uu.
Nbihnitt ,. Inn ict c2 i'rlcr Ocritot onb
oiclc gltc bonn SHlunI ibrcr gnuabmc IN Nroit
irCiC.
NCitdti0t -. 6cbrunr ia0s.
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Wencr aarbinaf fir Canada.

Quebec 10. Wot. = aaroinol
2o9ue iprod in elmer Heoe ieinen
Qonf fiir ben inn III Quebec 5ltibeil
geporbenen Gmpfona oiis uno Ioate
bel oieier 8%elegenbeit, er boffe. boB
Die Sto6t bolo Der Sib ciiles aoroi.
nails in Der Terion ees gr5biifofs
Begin, bes friibercn goobiiitors bes
peritorbenen aorbinals Eoihcrcou,
iein perDe.
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Nciidii0t. &, 9lpril ioOs.
00pitrl 40.
Cine Hlttc, benz Nrtitci I nct oficutlidcr

Glue .Nttc, hcm Nrtitel 4 nct oficutlidcn Hptnl
wcicbc,. Sttcl nsiaot Baltimore" l%lntertitrl
,Euliicl Npnlnli in re, -" circn ncucu Ablfnttt
Ser ais Abihnttt 741 % brtGnut iciu iu!l;
peiagtcr. Nbitnitt heitrbt I'D anut Eetctttpc.
Nhldnlli J.. Sci IS non ocr pCAielalur non
M,urhlNno utTiiiat. anS oCm Nriiicl / Der Of
fcntlihCrl 2uiui GCfctc, lttcl aStl0t Ydltts
more" uutcrtitCl a4SultScis Gonnliiirc," Gin
rcncr IbihUitt 6inicr orm Hhidnitl 10 4
blil3inciitQt mcrocn inH mo nls Nhihnlit ti5 "
gu hr}cidnCu mo Dicrlltt M.
NniMnttt 7A5 s. sic in .llhlhnttt 7l3 htcicr
nntcrGbtbctinn0 otcieS @riilclo porNciebcnclI
9ommtiidrC mIslhlicbIid nus ocut unitprmttlcn
Bang inter oCm @ruoc hcS NIltoc Scracantctl
rno liner Dem Hrnhc oco Frcbcpoiiiiitcn CT
Idnut mCroCl, ScirttihC lulcl in Der pcrltn-
ucuiCH Fuli3ciurcc CinCu 0lcibeu @rnb mic
hen ocS 2uuoC SCrQculltcu hdhCIl. nit Dem
Rrht Der promotion bon ioibcnl @rJoc dilo
Der SCriCbuuQ In Den ru6it UlCorlncn &tao in
o%CricIhcn 2Srtic nIllcrlporlclt pc GcrbennicI
I'M %IuitormirtCu Mln1a; @bcinntcn GctcftiDCu ioI
6 Mot NciinttcI fem, trNcno en- uroetce ec
tb4lt oocr @cperbc ~ octrcibcni ite i9llcn
Rflihtrn ais SctciiiOe miomCn; ic io1clt pbllr
cniiurrtrcroc FritIurG llno ctl5l1 ulo nuclil
unh Wutndicu Der Vcb6rnc Der RnlBcrGnul
mtndrc fir tbrc ~fpc3icllc @cQnbulG mo Ina
tifiiatipncu fir NctetiiO4 glrbcitCn CrUnlmi lrcrs
ben; uutcr hcu &nUhcbdIt hnt bic NCbdroc ncr
g|nli8CiaG ommiiidrc Die WctuNuib bnbCn ion,
IN u0racnuuniCr 9Seiie Hlo Scicltip CrnnnltcC.
,Iorcc BON NCtcfiinbicnit 5u bcricbcn mo in Den
@r1n ne9 ulltiormittcl @oI0e, nor ee1l e. aitS,
Qclpdblt mar cin5irclbcll bns nab ncm llrtbrll
bcin1lCr NC06rOc nod ctlcr dllAtntcfcncn 3ctt
i'm Niclllic ais Nctcillnc MD QlnlliBtrt CT
fdbcini bic FilihtcH ciucS TCiCftinc In 5uiric-
oCuiicucubCr 2SCiic }u C~rtiilcr. mo iOldCs Atjt'
glico. mCIiu AMI oiCic lIciic TRANSFORM lno
1uriidnelieti foil nhr hercbtint fem. bcl gobn
hes @rdocs i'm lnttoritirien 9inla gu %Cthnltcn.
5t benz CT TRANSCRIPT NM 5Irldocrlctt metoell
fciu mao.
Nbi6nitt p eet c9 fcrner %pcrfiot 6ol oue
CScfctc uocr Tbcilc Der @cfctc. bic int 9SipCr.
lNfYfHh NIT OtTIFT Wftp ttFhlr ntpTTTft ntONrII#
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u q 6 Dem lcttcn y uIlCtiE
ocs Sort , Wilreau9 bat Die NeQic
rlrtg Die Nbiidt, 0cit lleberldnucm,
mltngeH I'M Gbio IboIc, Die 10 Der,
peereno iinO, oul rooifolc g8eiie cnt
gegen 81 mirfcn. Gos ioQ oui 5pei,
erlct Weilc gcid)ebcl. GritenS ourdj
aufforitiing Der Gucacngcbiete, nm
Den ldnellcn NbilllB ocs Wuiiers 81
oerbiiten. un0 5Iucitens oiird Nnloge
bon grobcn Ncicrpoirs, pel6e bo3
ilberi6iiiiige @oiicr oilinebmen, oas
nod Veoiir1niB mieoer obgeloiiet
miro. 9ornit milr0cn lleberitipem.
mltiigen uerllieOclL Elm perntoncntcr
Woiieritono IN Den 6liiiien aeiid)crt
linO Die grobcuaoiten iielen fort, mel.
DIE Dos belt0nOige ausboegern Scr
SIiiiie oeruriudIt, Die bel ieoer lle6er.
iffpemn1ulig nit Den Sunomoiien,
meIhe jeoe Sodillttb nit lib trGQt,
nlttgetlillt lper0e1l. 0le AoIten lpers
ben otrf 30 Wiqionen Collars Der.
onid)Iugt. "a obCr inter Dem icbi.
gen SDitcnl Die ,5ltltunbboltling Der
Tliilie oes Sbio'cr 8ebietes bereito
80 NiQionen g~cfoitef bat, obne fpe.
ientlibe s(bbiiIie Sit acludbrcr,, 10
Ieuftet elm, 6aB oie erip0bnte Gum,
me gut ongelegt tDare.
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). IN 9tetpport n. Z

Sn %9tetuport q. g., lit oet
renommirte 3inmermoIer 2ouis s.
Sn~otfupsfi. Elm ebentoliger polniifer
GriIirter, Der Die oortiaen CONNER.
paI1ite BON Nep. Dorfer uno Nem.
porter Mi1ion1ren diisgeihmiidt
bate, geitorben. gr bate Die sgcole
oes geaur Nrts" in 9aris o6ioIpirt
lno beberrihte uieIe Spraden.
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MUUTTTI TNV.
6inc Mite jum @iberrui oce anpitciS G2I Der
Nitc Der Ecnielntur uuu MiurnlGno uUp 1901,
Sttcl ,Ginc Wife, cilen l%ucitcrcn Ahihnitt ocr
Nitr Uun 1923, SGpttcl t23, Sttci yStnot
Baltimore" llutcrtttcl .,NBartcr," biu5u 81
fiinen, %beiantrr Nbihnitt iOn bcm 4bldluitt
1921 iuIDcn nnO atC gbidlnitt 321 " bctnnnt
iein.
Mbfhuitt +. Gel c5 BON Der Qc0ioIatnr bon
WiurOlunb pcriiiqt. odB ous Nupitcl G9l hC.
9tttc ocr QcQiSlatur bon NturOlnno bon 1901.
9itCl oGinc 9utc. cinclr @luciicrct gtbi0ntlt ntr
alle eaoll isgs @dptieI Xxx ItiGl Siaoi Walll'
bcluQter 9b'huitt fol- benz gthfbuilt 1877 iolgcu
luro ala 327 u bclunlIt ictIt," iptocrrnicn ptr'
oclt uuo biCrmit 1T.
SUiduiIt ,, llio fci &c pcrfiat. oaB otcic
gftc bonn Sututn ibrcr Hunubnlc NJ strait iIcic.
I'citdtiOt. q, gtpril 1908.
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&crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc Ocpcidcn.

- 9rci Wonn Don Der @orniion
6cS SORT Gcrrp bel Jtcp 2ouoon,
Conn, iucrOcu pcrnibt mo iino
cntwcocr 6cicrtirt o0cr crtrunfcn.
Sic rllOcrtcn nod @ila GSIon0 mo
fcbrten nid)t 5ltriid. GoS Boot, Del.
icn tic iid) bcOicnt botteu, ipllroc nm
9elfla9en u%uigciunocn.
Die 9ccr0igllng 6c9 pcritorbc.
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-12

great Improvement made In your road
and other roads by its use? Are you
using It now, or is your road drag
lying In the fence corner? II so, why
so? Are you one OF those fellows who
tolerate a bad road simply because
they are not willing to use their eff.
forts to make II a good one in the
ways that have been so clearly pointed
out? Or are you living In a township
where you have n narrowminded trus
tee, who is not willing to pay you to
use It; or in a township (of which
there are number), where the roads
were made reasonably good by use
OF the drag. but the supervisor has
ordered out the grader and spoiled all
your good work? How about It?
Where the road drag has been used
according to directions, declares Wal.
lace's Farmer, and where there have
been intelligent road supervisors, the
roads are today better than anybody
Imagined they possibly could be when
this campaign was inaugurated. We
can point out sections In the state OF
Iowa, where the roads have been SO
we'll dragged that only Immediately
after the very heaviest rains is there
any rutting. even when passed over by
heavy loads.
We demonstrated three years ago
that IL the poll tax-in states where
a poll tax is levled-were spent in in,
telligent dragging Of the country
roads. and the ordinary taxes used for
putting In permanent culverts and
small bridges. the road problem would
be practically solved so far as coun,
try roads are concerned, always ex,
cepting roads near the cities over
which very heavy traffic is constantly
passing. There some kind of hard
surfacing would be required. We are
satisfied that for the ordinary country
road In the corn belt there is nothing
as yet discovered for road maintaining
purposes that is equal to the simple
road drag, where the roads have been
properly drained and graded by the
use OF the road grader.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-12
AN UNJUST DISCRIMINATION.
Secretary Good Roads League Thinks
Farmers Taxed Too Much.

In the early days of the republic be-
fore the time of railways there was
little travel and less shipping, says II.
II. Gross, secretary of the Good Roads
league. II was the days OF the home.
spun"-when business was barter and
exchange between neighbors. Then the
public roads were purely local mat
ter. Now over these roads produce
starts on journey anywhere from 100
to 10000 miles distant. They are part
of worldwide system of distribution.
Their condition makes them matter
OF state and national Importance.
Good roads mean increased profit TO
the farmer, better schools, higher land
values, better trade for the country
merchant, the wholesaler and manu-.
facturer, a higher standard OF living,
increased prosperity and better citi-
zens.
The way TO build good roads Is by
state aid. Tax all property In the
state and not as now in most states
put the whole load on farm property.
The roads are public property,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-12
Value.
of
r.. F.. ID.
Proved
by J. LEWIS ELLSWORTH.
Secretary Massachusetts, State Board
Of Agriculture.

delivery.
Where in the dustment of has to reduce
the frequency of rural free delivery from daily trwee the poo
department reports the amount of mail has that the dav
delivery has been restored in large number of instances
The plan Of rural free delivery predetermined at its
inception than the experiment of free delivery the large
cities which begun time we'll memory of living men
The still in vogue only little 40 wears AGO
and the postmaster general Washington thought delivery would bank
rupt the government.
1t in New England city, New Haven experiment was
tried and its subsequent is a matter of record
Rural free delivery of number Of agencies that have bugb
the city and the country and have farmers opp
uniy become in the broadcast business these
of communication established the abored under great
vantages of remoteness.
He necessarily of touch with the and his isolation
made his life Of more less drudger He right TO conn
plain neglect but he usually accepted his with pbosopbc
patience.
When by all these INSTRUMENTATION were ertond
ed from the city into the country the transformation The
electric appeared the telephone installed free delivery was
established and communities drawn together swiftly as neghbo
the road had been in the years before
AS to rural free delivery there that of deven
ment and growth That the which the government takes after
a survey of the benefits accomplished
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sTEMLEss LOCO WEED.
Prof. L. n. Pammel Of the Iowa AgrI.
cultural College Describes the Plant.

In many parts OF the west this is a
very abundant plant. recently
passed through several fields of this
In the foothills of the Rockies north
OF Denver. The meadows were purple
with its blossoms. II is known to
botanlsts as Oxytropis lambertil Stem.
less loco weed grows from six inches
to one foot high, and occurs in tufts,
with numerous short stems from a
hard and thick root stock. The plant
produces numerous small leaflets. The
root is covered with small scales. The
leaves are silky. with silvery hair.
The flowers are borne in spikes one
or two or even six inches long, gen.
orally densely lowered. The flowers
are large, resembling those Of the rat.
tlebox or rattleweed, often an inch
long, purple or even whitish. The
plant belongs to the same family as
clover and beans do.
| went over a range where a man
allowed his cattle and horses to pas
ture, but the weed evidently did not
cause him any trouble, and yet the
evidence In many places is too strong
to say that the plant is not injurious.
Recent investigations made by the
department of agriculture seem to
show beyond doubt that some of these
loco weeds are poisonous only when
growing on certain kinds OF soil; that
the poisoning is due to the presence of
injurious mineral constituents found
In the plant.