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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

The alfalfa-leaf weevil is about
quarter of an inch long. The beetle is
oval in form, brown or grayish brown IN
color, and when freshly emerged from
the cocoon shows several pale marking
on the wing covers; il also is more OF
less covered with fine, short hairs and
small tufts of scales. These are rubbed
off to some extent in a few days The
eggs are oval in shape, rather minute
in size, pale yellow, darkening before
Matching to a greenish yellow. The
young larvae are pale green, changing
after their first feeding to an alfalfa
leaf green. The color is so deceptive
that it takes considerable searching to
| locate the young larvae unless they are
quite numerous. The length of time
between the Matching of the egg and
the spinning of the cocoon by the full
grown larvae seems to range from three
or four weeks. All stages of the larvae
and the cocoons with fully developed
beetles will be found in June, July and
August, and even in September. When
the larvae are full grown they drop to
the ground; and among the fallen leaves
or at the base of the alfalfa stems spin
a cocoon that resembles a fine network
of white threads. In this the larvs
changes to pupa; and after some
days this stage changes into a soft,
dirty white weevil that gradually hard
ems up and later cuts its way from
the cocoon, crawls up to stem ana
begins to feed. The beetle cannot fly,
though it has well developed wing COW
ers (Outer wings). The under wings
used in flight are small and undeveI-
oped. This fact limits the spreading of
the weevil to walking or being carried
Unfortunately the larvae are gooc
walkers, and man provides them with
or-11 -r1f<,
easily drowned, and when once they
reach solid footing are steady, untirIng
travellers.
In our war upon the weevil it is be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27
WESTERN NATURE STUDIES
SOME OF THE SHOUT BEETLES OR wEEvns.

Beetles, those shiny and well known
creatures of the ground, were divided
by Professor Titus before the writer's
classes in nature study into two large
groups-the genuine and the snout
beetles. The latter have long beak,
inside of which the jaws work The or
binary beetles have biting mouth parts,
and the jaws work sidewise. as with
other biting insects. These are further
subdivided into two classes In the
first class the tarsi all have the same
number of joints; that is, if TIE first leg
has FIVE joints on the feet (tarsi), all
the other legs have the same number
OF joints on the feet. In the other class,
the hind feet do not have the same
number Of tarsal joints as do those Of
the first class. their hind feet usually
having four and the other two pairs five
joints each.
The classification may be taken in
another way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

body Beetles have a complete metz
morphosis-egg, larva, pupa and aduIt
They can be found under stones, Ioos.
bark, logs and on plants. Along tn
margins of brooks and ponds NAV n.
seen the whirligig beetles that chass
each other around on the water. TheSs
are very amusing creatures, but not
more so than most of the other grouus
except that some Of the actions of thess
are more readily observed. With rra
exception of a few species. all beetles
are winged. We have seen that these
insects have all sorts of habits: some
are carnivorous. some herbaceous.
some live on land and others on water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

worm. Peas with single round hole
in them show that a common beetle,
about one-fifth of an inch long, black,
with brown fuzz and white spots, has
laid its egg within the pods of the
growing plant When the eggs Matched
each tiny larva ate into a green pea
they do not eat into dry peas-and lived
there, growing to full size and finally
passing to the adult stage without COM
ing out of the pod. The only evidence
of infestatiOn while the pea is green IS
a dot on its surface. By holding over
in tight bag for one season all the
seed peas from any patch. all the beetles
issuing from infested peas would per-
ish, and the next crop would be free
from them. Or the seed peas may
be fumigated with bisulphide of carbon
which kills the weevils without injurins
the seed. Or the seeds may be soaked
for one minute in boiling water
The bean weevil is worse than the pea
weevil, because ii has several genera
tons in a season. 1t is smaller. olive
colored, with notified wings. its thighs
armed with several in place of one tooth
and the head is often bent downward.
Bean seed should be fumigated.
The Alfalfa WeeviI.
The alfalfa-leaf weevil is an insect
now known to occur from the hills
northwest of the city to Sandy. Pro-
fessor Titus. who has lately made some
Investigations on the pest
that menaces the profits derived from
this imperial western crop, describes
the weevil as a. small green worm,
whose presence is indicated by an ap-
pearance similar to frost-bitten vege-
tation. 1t is related to the clover-leaf
weevil of the east-an insect supposed
to have been imported from Europe
some time in the seventies and belongs
to the family group that includes the
cotton-boll weevil, the strawberry wee
vii and the plum curculio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27
The First Group.

According to the form D: their anten-
nae and the number Of joints on their
tarsi-that part of the foot on which
the insect walks-we may readily sep
aIate the groups of beetles.
The first great group of beetles with
five-5ointed tarsi have filiform antennae
-tapering, jointed, thread-like feel
ers," in which the joints may vary
from glObular TO variously elongated
forms. The other kinds Of a.itennae
among beetles are the clubbed-those
thickened at the ends-and the serrate,
or saw-toothed, the teeth" being on
one or both sides of the "feeler;;' also
the lamellate or leaf-shaped.
The first group, as stated, have also
five joints to their tarsi, so that by
looking at either antennae or feet they
may be classified Other beetles have
fewer than five joints in the foot
These beetles are all carnivorous;
that is, they feed on other insects, or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27
A RUSTIC JESTER.
Circle Magazine.)

candidate for the governorship OF n
linois was engaged in stumping the state
and had occasion to address a gathering
composed almost entirely OF farmers He
was a farmer.
why. my friends" he exclaimed Il
was literally raised between two hills Of
w W 1ir one of his enraptured auditors
spoke up: -,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27
Review of the Beetles.

By the possession of a pair of horny
wing covers. which meet in straight
line down the back. beetles may be dis
tinguished from all other insects ex-
cept the earwigs. The earwigs we rare
" have, and when encountered the lat
ter may be known by pair of pincer-
like appendages at the tail end OF the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

Iieved that we can win if we have the
assistance of the keen eyes, sharI
beaks and boundless appetites of those
useful allies, the robins and the swa-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

1t is not generally known that in eat
ing green peas we may also eat a tiny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29

onb itc trot0cm nidt itroibor lei, Gin
6rodtpericr0cr f0nnc nift iiir oic
2lnnabmc aud uidlt einmoI fiir sic
Tor6crlrug zines Nabutt8 beItroft
mer0en. 10 LANCE cr often 81 @erfc
Qebc. Ger &ollimom babe Ooa Gcd)t,
lid 6ic Qij1itiQitcn @coingungcn 81
lid)crlL 10 Iongc cr ui6t 81 ScimIiM-
fcitcu ms llmtriCbcn iCinc 3ltinldrt
nCbn1c nm Oic Giicnbobnen st hin.
tcraeGcn, g&cnu &cmon0 itraibor lei,
10 fonntcn cS nlrr 0ic 9abncn icin,
oic Den Hubutt gepGbrt bGttcll, IS
bleibt MN ubjlttpdrten, ob 6aS Sbers
blnocSgcridt oieien Nlrqumeutcn BET
pfIid)tct o0cr b|icielbeu oerlpirit. Bon
oicicr %Grtifeioung bGn0t Damn ooa
Stchen o0er Tallcn Der on6erel 90.
bott.llrtheile ub. Gbc Die Gntihcis
Dung Oe8 bodIten @criht5bofc& in
oiclem Fro5eB Der Hrgicrung acgen
ocn 6leiid-S rult gcfolcn lit, bot eS
toum eincn 3pcd, iebt ncllc Ero5eile
III ocn rmteren Nniton5cn 81 iiibrcrL
nn Die %crllrtbeihmgcn biniGlig mer-
Ocn, i'm Sale Oo@ Cberbrmocaqerid)t
81 @umitcn Der pig Sour" cntidei
oct. 99o5l olio Jest ocn 5ucitcn
toItipieIiacn Frojcb 8e2cn bic oStm
Ooro Oil 60" m0GuGig modcn? -
Is limo ia acnua onberc Corporate.
men iibrig, Ocncn General NupoIt
9onopnrtc Ole Sole bcib modct mill.
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Sefannima6

8cr1eecltc Nusrbote, murtirt r9ropoidIs iDr
SIeur,ug dno Srubbing SIle Tor Fropoleo SLgb
Serpice ReferpUir, Baltimore sin, Nsater Ses
pnriemeHt. " an ocn nNouro OF Wizards" Der
Staot Baltimore 9trlttet, tper0en IN Niirean
oes Siaot9tegiitrutOrs. 8atQbalS. Valtlmote,
no. bis Watfipoh, ocu 3. 6ebrlar 1905, S,ora
mitlugs IL llbr. entgegen 9erOlIi1elt, iir Jis
flauofeeunG mo Nbro0uug ciues @runoiii!des
lur ole in alsffbt s%euonImcne Village eIileS
Referpoirs sur &erior8unB Der 9D9 9eleeeTlel
8eeenoen NIT 29diier uabc GorteiI'Rart, NO.
BldHe uuo Gpe6tfiiaiioneu ltno I'M gilreaI
bes 2Saiiers SrQcnictrs, 5tatbbalie, erbdltlib, =,
Iue1 giugeboten mtB ell beglnllbl9ter S1ed
fir $500, alf cine .Glcartu1 9~oules8aHt" &C.
6oecIl mo uut Srore oee Wtanore ltIio Staoi
rutba bon Baltimore Bdblbur gen1dbt. beigettgt
fein. Ser erioIgreihe Dieter mus 5utrteoenlte.'
Ienoe giirgidaft !%eiiter. sur pobe oes ooppe!te1
NetrageS 0es I'M Gontralt |heitimplten Rretieo,
sur Siherung Der 9eraucn Stnbditlita hee lie
bereintumHene.
Die acknowledgements 9eb0roc behalf ith
oas 9te6t Dor, ir9eno etr oocr ALE Iuaeboie
8nriid 5~itueifer.
2nirco VI. E.uid,
lSdiersS n9eriPir.
VcGldubigt:
I. garrn Wlabpul,
Y%rditocut Der Gouirdtt observation-disclosures.
CSdt24. 25.27 ,2s. 29,30,3l Scbl 80
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MirtbihaftlidDcr Hiidaauu.

WirtbihnftlidDcr Hiidgaun.
Die Der, Stooten limo niht oo9
ein5igc Hnn6, IN Dem Der groBc mirtb-
ldoitlidJe NuildlUlmg IN 6olgc Der
6iton5 Strife eincnI Niifgong Elub
acnnnd)t bat. Sn un0ercn H0noern
tritt oieielbc Grihcinung 5u Gage,
lpcnl and llIdt 10 ltnrf olt9qeprG0t,
luie in Nmcritu. Nltd in 9culid)lon0
III cine Ncrid)lchtcrun9 ser luirtbs
id)oitliden &crbGltniilc eingetretcn.
Die Glen , Sn0uitrie, 0ie gem0bnlit)
ais WaBitob iiir oic mirtbidoitlid)c
Gage gcnommCn miro, bat oltd in
Seutldlano n%nAgclnilen. NSn SoIgc
Der ucrnlill0erten &uuftruit buben
and unocrc Sn0ritrien ibrc 9ctriebc
mcbr oocr lUcniQcr eiugcifrGnft. Die
Srun2portc ulri oelt G%iienbobnen, Die
6uS Riidbnlt 0c9 preuBiihen Stoota.
b~olsbolteS bilOclL limo 5uriidgeGuu-
gen mo nit ibncn Die 8etriebaergcb-
mile. So tart ol2QcprGgt, pic IN
DER omeritnniiden ,Sn0uitric, lit Scr
Hildgong IN 0eutiblano nid)t, 10
meit lid) oae ans 0cn Weridtcn
hclttihldn0iiher @lGtter cricbcu lGBt.
Iinnn5 Miniitcr pom Hbcinboben
crflGrtc tilr5lid) Dor Dem preuBild)cn
Eanotuqc, eS lei teine llrlodr Dor.
bnnbcn, flcinmiitbi9 5l mcr0cll, Dds
ccutid)c Standardization lei inn IN.
ltcrltcu &ern gelltno, ullo lpcrn lid
Die 0cutihen Selbitpcrtruuen un0
Nrbcitlomteit bclpabrtem lpiIroc Die
r~ilflGnfigc Gonjunttur Dem Neidlc
nid)t3 onbobcn. Der Ninnn5.Wlini
tier Nibt olio ciu NbfIoucu Der irou.
Itrielcn @clb1ftSloNC ST. Nll6 ans
Der Shpcij fommen Nodrid)tcn
iiber 9erin9erc NuitrdQc un0 Ser.
mtnoerun9 0es Nrbeitcr . Eerionnla
o0cr &erringcrun9 Der Nrbeitaitin,
oen. @cionocrS lit ooS in Der llbren.
Sloultric scr 6oll. @icr lit ocr@rumo
oarin III ilhen onB Ole NllltrdgC
aus Den Ger, Stnoten ltnrt 5uriidgc-
aoltgcn iino.
Ger lu~irtbidoftlidc Hiif9onQ zines
&onbeS iibt ieine Wirtung ouI al.
Gcrc S0noer. Mud StolIen bat lcinc
Nirtbihnita ariiiS mad cinem III.
gemobnlih roiten pirtbihuitlid)en
Nuiid)mrng in Den lettcn &obren.
0ic @ein f.. GroolSenten oroben nit
Woiien = Ngitotionen nod %iiiOirot6o-
iiitem Wtl,lter. Ger porigc Merbit
bot nit ieincm Se9en nidt eiubultcn
moucn. Stolicn probu5irt 0nrd)-
ihnittlid) gcacn $40 Millioncn @ul
lonen ySein inn Sabre, IN 1907 er-
rcid)te ole Eroouftion obcr 1867 WtiI.
lionen @olonen. Sn Solgc oclicn
iino Die @cinpreiie fart 9ciollen II.
ole Yrpou5enten uerlangcn Siilic, ga
tic bel ben nicbrigcn Gngroa,Freilet
bon licbcn bis od)t Gents pro @ul
lone nid)t eriltircn fonltcn. Sic Der.
lnnaen oeSbolb cine Grnl1Bigulg Der
&%erSebrungS Steilcr. Nod) GROCER
iii Die 9totb inter Den 6ild)ern be@
gloriatiid)en WcereS, oenen Ole Re
gicriing helien loll. Iudl aus eng
LAMB tonrmen @crifte, OoB Die Nni
trG9e iiir pielc Snbultrie . Gr5eua.
niiie obuebmen. Gas iii notiirlid).
Sic Scr. Stootert. cineS Der grpBei1
gbiub . @ebiete G%nglon0'S, beltcllcn,
IL Solac Der Strife, rpenigcr unb oil.
Oere 2dnocr. in bei,en lid on5 lpirtl.
id,aitlife 2cbcn 5ilr Belt I'M Giif'
gauge bciin0ct, cbenfallS. go lpirft
in u%nierer 3eit beS 9robcn internu.
iionnlcn SonoclS Der Niid9onG zines
Sunbea olid itorcnb olii Die iuirtb-
idoitlid)en GerbGltnilic onbcrcr 2Gr.
Ger elm.
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Nrnniiafn 9lfcrmlnn.

IS itarb am Is. Sdttnr 1905, in iartr
gSubuuup. NJ. "04, ~JUrosGenirul ANCHut.
5ranSiefa adcrmnnu, aelicbie @nttin hes Der
i~tur6Pteu Nobu Ncruharb g%dermuuu. int aiier
BON ~ NGOreu mo Is .QionateH. Eie ycgI1i.
alurq iiubet Trcitag, oeH 81. Snmnr 1905.
$50 8urmiftaQe, bon DER 0heu geauuuteu
&obmtug aus TAFT nm ouHu nan Der q. ia
lo6us-Stirchc. no nm 81 ubr cine Rcuuiein -1}eie
fr oaa 0cil ibrcr Seelc ~celehrirt piro. Ser
iuanote nno Sreunoe ituo ddltunpsuuu ]eiHselas
Den. hei3lluobHCl.
CGSafbington. ,. s., 3eituEpen molten cell.
cppircuD t2q-3D
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Sriiblin9siabrtcn I'M Mittelmcer.

Die Sambnrg Imerifn ; 2inie
aibt befannt, ooB Iie boS iiir ocu
fomumenbcn Sriibling in auSiift ge-
nomnene mo bereits on9e5cigte Ero-
9rolnm ihrer &ergniigutgS. mo Or
bolungsreiien i'm Mittelmeer I'M brei
meitere Sabricit SIT erlucitern beab-
iid)tigt. 3uci oieier 5nbrten meraen
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IN lichcnhcn Grinncrnnn

an unrcrc aeliebtc 1o6ter uno 5hpeitcr
Carrie Yliti,
mtlbc beulc Dor Cilcm Sabre. am %. San
1907. p~ciiurbcu ubcr uidt oerQelien 1T.
Gin Sahr Der [rduCu III peruutaen.
Icrgehcns ilt6t Sth infer hid
lSte iebmiuhtsuOll uud oaa &erlntaCu,
SIS bringt Sih uimmcru1ebr iIriid.
Shlafc mob, mir lperoC1 SCiUer itCI5 &C
oeniCH.
Rts ann MS odS mine s(t1c britt.
SIT mcrocu mir SCim @rdb beichtHtcH
Wit Nnicu mo &crQiBmcinniht.
@eipiomet bon
600 Seiucn Glcrn nuo 9riiOeru.
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Mnnoalcnu Mcicr.

IS itarb am ~. Sanuar 1905. guos. s ltbr.
MGgOalcHG WirtCr, .~9eIlchte Satin oes Der
%fturbcuen Mutton Wicier int Nltcr bon ~ Sab
rem uno 6 WoHdteU. Sic Eeeroigung finoet
Sreitua, bcr 81. 3anudr, DturgeHo 10 llbr,
uon ibrcr Iertet &obnltg an S%ranfliHs Nbe.,
baun nah Der e. @tnioniuastirCbe. no nm .
llhr ciHc R~eduiemHllcic fir ibr Sceleuheil &c
leict lptro. &ct'ctnn9 uut pcm bl, 6rI6ier'
,SriCnhnfC. t2n-3OJ
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Mcpra SdnlMff.

IS Iturb apI p, SGrlInr 1908. gtbenoS 6 llbr,
nad1 lauCem peioen infer outer &dite unb 20
Ter 6crr @cUrg S6muii i'm AIter bon II Sab
rctL gcburCn in. Scien'S GrnriIuot am -. Mpril
1886. Sie Nccrotgnng ttHoet Treitag, 2 llbr
guhmittuQs, bon iciucr lcBttu %gSohnuug. Nr.
237, Rurol MtiltoH g%lOcIrlc, aus nut Der ~Dtuultt
GdrmeIsGemettrO" itatt.
esd Sic trauernoe &itttue.
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&~criammlnn9S . Tn5ciecn.

a2tgbt. etrafcu saptns ane SuiIbiug Aiiueia'
ton"
Vim uno nan Dem 80. Snuur 1908 peroen
Die &erfanlmlunaen oieice Nercins IN Nr. S01,
4inBt. struBe, dbgebulielt iueroell. Der Sereit
bat iiir cine 3eii lana Elm tenporures Git
Bulqs@goful 6enuBi mo bat nun oas obeu &c
rnnute @ebduoc ais i~tdroiee9 Guartier crpor'
hen.
NrurH shcppntl,
l2al Setrettr.
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>hAAhh ~ - HNf 49,
Staot Baltimore.
%eriieGelte Ynaebote marttrt "Vropolul lor
0uiIoing l&eit Sotp Heoel Srterccpior. section
70. 3" an oCn .Vcuro Of Apar0S- Der Staot
Baltimore aeri6tet. lperocn i'm Btirenl oeS
Sru. ). SepeII IbomaS. oe5 Sia0tsRe9ifird
tors. Haibbuus. baltimore. Ito., bis WlittipDd,
Den 10. 6ebrltar 1908. If llbr Sornliti1 Js. eHt
eegen aenommen ilr Oel 9nu oes ipeiilidpeiI
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GbetzSHeeHlelrs Der 0pnttltllto1 ~bellloen.
Spe3ififntionen uno Rldne lino auf BerlaItqefl
m Biireau Der @bju9sfanuISormiiiion, BIN
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ant uno na6 Sninitag. Den I. 6eorliar 1908.
erhdiiliG. Sir ieoe Spe8ifltatlpn nit ElailenI
miro cine 8ebii6r bon tiiHf5ig Gents crbobeit,
Sin bealuibtqter Gbed fir $4,000. uut cine
nGlenrir9 pouie"s9nnl ac5oeen, AM Die Srore
oes Wlnnors uno StuotrntbS bon Baltimore
5ablbnr %aentGdbt. uti6 ieoeIn NHgcooi beigetiat
ieiIt.
tlnqef1brer M5lpeiS Der Guanlitlten:
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1876 Hincdr SUB 90 3ou Diameter Mb5ulSfannl
50 Siucnra Sub 80 3uu Sinulfter'Nb5ug9iaudl
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cen ees StaotsGbnrters iiber Gontraiie Hnd'
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ell ohcr ale Nnqebote ab6utpeiieu.
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Toritrcr.
(gt6ci6nicD Sarrn u. 8OOaere,
QefldtiQt:
t8Cieihnel Z. SatrN @iaD,ol,
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C1Gn23, % %. q .2s. 20.%0.3 6ebt,%)
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ErGii0ent HooicbeIt lit
lhlieBlid) ueronlaBt moroen, lcinc
Meitorore oobin 81 1n0ern. bnb oieic
Nrobc IN SGaen bon Sffi5icrcn meg
f1at, Die 1T Gipilitellnger tbGtig
lino mo lunhriheinlih nidt gum
Selooienite beorocrt meroen milroen.
Sic %GntidIeioung bcs Hr1iiocntcn er.
iolgtc mad, elmer Gonicren5 nit 81.
frctGr Soit iiber Ole sIngele9enbcit,
Die bollpti1hlid) ourd) Den sail oe@
OberItlieiltenonts 9m. 6. WoriboIl
ponl SngcnieurS Corps bel Der
&crbeiieruno bes Nem Oorter So.
lens pcranloBt mllrbe. Sbcrlt Mor-
ihaa lit ein Wann bon beoemtenbem
@eipidltc, Der nit icinen Sngenieilrs-
Eflitten 81 lehr beid1dftigt geipelen
III, Inn lid, oui's HoB ihluin9en 5u
fDnnen. Sem Iiidtritt luiirbe Mir
Die Giird)fiibrnng Der Tldne fir bic
@erbciieruna bes Heip- Yorfer Saiens
lebr nodtbcilig icin.
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Gincer d reden6 ncue y G
lelthtung criGbrt Die gerooe neuer.
ringa mieoer Iebboit erorterte Gbot.
lod)c, oaB Die Sugb nod Dem Sol
lar, ole filrdtbore Sait 6eS nncrifa.
niifen 2ebcna Die ifiperiten Opier
an Ncrpenfroit ulto @ioerltonoSid.
hiNteit erforberc, ourh ole offi5ieac
Stotiitif erSelbitmoroe. Ionod) be.
trll1 bic 3obf Der SooeSiGue burd)
SelbItmoro III ben Ser. Stootell IN
bcu IeBter 5lpoli Wonoter nid)t luc.
niger nls 1912 - oos limo nobciit
30 tGglid.
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0cnerul RobertS lpcn0et
lidl nit eillem NllIruie an Ole britt.
Ihc Ration, nm 9eitrG9e iitr Die
notbleiocnoen &etcrailcn aus benI
&rinltrie0e mo bes T~ufitonbeS in
&nbicn. Cine groBe 3nbl bieier &o-
tcrlanoS . Tcrtbeioieer, bercn @rllit
oft nit Srben bcoedt lit, irilten oils
Solllirer Elm fillnnerlide0 Suieiu
ODER miliien in IrnlenbGlliern 81.
flllft iuhen.i Die alten Sol0otcr
loQen ibrer Notblogc elltriiicn tpcrs
ocu, oomit lie ibre lesten H~eben3ta9c
nllBerbolb Der MrmcnbGlller, uor9toth
geld)iiBt, pcrlebcn f6nnen. aonig 80.
luaro bat lid NIT 1000 Tillnb Ster-
ling ($5O0W ali Die Spite ser
Smmmllll9 geltclt. @ir Wlloct
li,b bod) bcii'rc WenihelG mir pen.
Iioniren ulierc Saterlonbs %ertbeiOi-
ger.
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bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vGcco.
nu" olsgefiibrt meroen. 0ic critic
u.iltmt am =. @priI in Nelp gort
ihren Nniong, iiibrt nod) 6ltnhol,
EunQer, Gibraltar, NIgicr, 9tcdpeI II.
eu0igt am 20. NpriI III @cmlu. Gic
3mcitc 6abrt bcgirut onl %. Npril
III @Cmta, bcriibrt Ninoirolfu un0
5lun critcn Mtolc bnS molcrii6c Enl.
ma AM Der Snicl Woaorcu, mcuoct
lid Damn nod Nlgicr, @Ibroltor,
(nnRer, Siiiobon un0 iilbrt iibcr
southampton nod @omburg. Sbrc
Gaucr betrGgt fl Gage. Sir Die brit.
te 6ubrt, Die lid ais oOitersS onocr-
tubrt na6 Dem Orient uno Ealoitt=
ma" harafteriiirt uno nm 8. Npril
uon &%eneoiq ans nngetrcten miro,
iii Der 0ompfer oWteteor" IN NllS-
iift genommen. Die Nciienocn iub.
rem iiber Wultu nud) I%leran0rieu
lno brtngen bic Gbortuod)c, Iopte Die
Giterieiertoge in 9airo 5ll, BON 100
ghu5iliige nod ben Epramioen etc.
lntcrnommen merOen. &ou Nlerons
oricn lebt ser Gonpier ieinc 6obrt
nod Beirut, 0aolbed, 0omu0fu$ II.
%offa tort. 9toh Dem Nelud) Der
bciligcn Stdttcn C$cruioIcm, @ctb
lcbem, &criho etc. gent c8 iibcr Nis
r0ua (9lthcuD, aorfu Tolermo unb
9tcopel nod @cmta 5uriid, NO COS
Sd)iff am ~. Wioi ciutrifft.
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Baltimore Ecmetexp.

Slrfau: Erauflin. Slbg., Baltimore. n. 9srttftr.
SeardDHibplise gum Geridlf bon 500 IN,
mi. Mnrmprp1ofien aheegrenJt S35 = Blde
iir bier @rdber. Sreie Denututp Der aopeae
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tSnnt1o.1O
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Gin ungctW ed onifcriu
Dot Rort bat mad 5ebnidbrigCn Gr.
perilnentcn ouS Jperpetllltm mobile"
~beinobe" gel6it.h 60 miro mtS
Chicago gemeloet. Shooe 1tul Die
5ebniobriQe Irbcit, mo crit beillnbc
gel0lt. llcbcr baS Ne1td)en miro Nr.
Charles @ebber, 10 beiBt Der Qerpc
tlutm mobile Wonn, dtiht bindla.
fonnncn. |tll
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lorraine.

U'alrljf. - garfartts. - Srtesftn..
NenI,6 bon Nnlbrooi cine lno etne hdlbe
Weile. Mouut pnnpsBnagonS uro Sorrntre'
91aoaou bireit bis gum Ginenlg. Beioe Ses
Ieptore. Staot,Sirean i'm ~5petteu GIur btS
Union 9ruit" .Sebdube,S Grarles. mo Sagctte'
etrass. (IRai4. fS.1&5)
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@uuoIaiun.

Tu fb5nite uno er6Bte Srteotof In gnEt'
more. terminus Der .8ppnu Sdf 'gtftte.
fd,er Pertreter nni bent 6rieohofe Scnltngs bon
8 llbr Mrreer1s bis 3 ubr Nbenos. an Botens
taeen aaf 8erabreolu9. Srahftltten gu allen
Ctr Office: 226 n. Gharles.etr.. Baltimore.
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Monieur Eidon, Scr
iran50iiidc Miniiter oe5 NeliBerCn,
bat in Der aommer gcgcn Die Nl3.
fiibrmQen ieineS 8or9GngcrS Gel
cuiie, Dob 6ronrrcid Die &cbobilita.
tion icinca Nnichcn9 Dem Gr-ltini.
tier peroonte, proteltirt. 0oa &ic.
%oerQcpinncn Scr III 1871 pc%rIorencn
StcIllunH ici nid)t 0o9 &crf zines
Monue@ ooet citter Enrtci oucill. Gu9
@ilnouiB NIT HltBlono lei POM golls
SEN @un0e0 epfeBnt DorOcrL ouS eng
liid-iton5oliid)e Ginpcrnebmen Ici
non naeit Nurteieu nit Greltoer be
QriiBt mor0en, e6cnio bic NnnGbes
.rltnG 3u Stalicn, Spanten mo &os
pan. 6tdnfrcid) babe before Se5ic.
bltngcn 5miIhcn Sopon unO &uBlono
in Die Megc 9cIeitet rulO cngliid] rui
hide NiiBpcritdnoniiic bciciti9t uno
icbt icinc Stcllitng luieocrcrobcrt.
limo olr GnS int %ntcrcIlc oe9 @cIts
irieoenS. 9tn, no!
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Niuiocn0cn.
eie .ealiimpre nno nhip. aahn. @eicnid,aft. !"

Sic rSaltimorc uuO Sbio.Sabn. @eicnidatt,"
Riirfuu fCs Seiretdrs ~
Baltimore. Mo, .. Snrltar 1908.
Die Sireftoret bubeu beltc aus benz gietios
@eiuilm ocr Goinpd anie fir Die nit Dem 81.
DC upn 5ruei C2) 8rUScut uui Die Rripritdtss
Nftieu Der Golnpuguie erflirt, 5ubIbnr am ..
0Idr5 1908. an bic am Sblule Der Seihdfte
am /. Sebrlior 1908 in ben Sild1ern %cin9etrae
geneH Nttiondre.
Sus 9ireftorium erildrtc lpeiier aus oenl
uehcrlhuh sWCptitn Der 6oTpdalie' cine Siot.
oenoc pon erci CD .@rp5cut mi Die Stdmnls
Nfiten orr 6oneasntc. AG5lbnY am ,. cgtdrG
1908 an ole bet'm S6luB Der @eifdfte am /.
5ebrunr 1908 in Den 9iiterll cingetrasenen si'
tiondrc.
Die 1rniSicrirblbcr ieeroelI',i6t seibIofen
nerneit.
6. e. @ouffpro,
Gt,2O Sefretir.