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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
Fraud In Mixed Feeds.

Mixed feeds have always been the
medium through which the most fla
grant frauds in the feedlng-stuffs bust
ness have been perpetrated. says the
Kansas experiment station bulletin
Oat hulls, rice bran, ground corncobG
and other waste products of little OF
no feeding value have been systemat
ically incorporated in such feeds. Ths
value of mixed feeds cannot be esti
mated by purchaser with much as
surance Of satisfactory results. In the
case of pure feeds the consumer can
to a degree, Judge for himself, not
withstanding the considerable varla
tions to which even they are subject
in respect ITO composition, and, conse
quently, feeding value. Mixed feeds
have, therefore, always come under
feeding-stuffg laws and have, indeed
received special attention.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
BEST OF MILK MAKING FEEDS
Protein and Carbohydrates Are Two
General Divisions Into Which
Food Is Divided.

Because a feed is watery is no proof
that it is a good feed for the making
of milk.
The blood refuses to be fooled, and
will accept for its making only GER
tain proportions of water and solids,
asserts H. A. Ritchle, in Farm Life.
The old idea that wet feed makes
lots of milk is exploded.
The best milk producing feed is that
which is the most perfectly blanched
as to its constituents. Protein and
visions into which the food can be d.
vided, and the proper amount of each
must be fed.
There is no possibility of getting
away from the above fact, and every
new dairy feed that comes to the
front must prove its value because OF
its intrinsic worth, on the above basis
Glover is one of the best milk.ma
king foods we will ever have, because
of its richness in protein and its great
digestibility when cut at the proper
stage.
The way this feed has come into
popular favor during the past 2C
years shows something of its merit
for these 20 years have comprised q
period more than any other in which
the intrinsic value of dairy feeds has
been challenged.
Alfalfa is even better than clover
as a milk producer. when 1t Is fed In
the form of hay. When fed green It IL
equally valuable. but some of the mer
that buy milk for bottling and con
densing purposes say that It gives {
strong flavor to the milk and the!
discourage its use as a green forage
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
cow TESTING ASSOCIATION.
The First One Launched In Australls
and Principle Probably viii
Spread.

The first COW testing association
has been launched successfully in
Australia, and apparently 1t has come
to stay, which means the spread OF
the principle, as farmers are prone to
follow one another. says Hoard's
Dairyman. The headquarters of the
new institution are on the south coast
of New South Wales. close to Sydney,
which is the oldest milk center In the
commonwealth
Thirty-one entries we're received
when 1t was decided to close for the
year, although others were Offering
The testers go to work at once. The
morning and evenings milk OF each
COW is weighed and sampled and then
the two mixed to find out the butter
value. Each barn will be visited once
a month to get these results. The
test is multiplied by the days OF the
month to ascertain the total and ar
rive at the value OF the cows milh
and butter during her milking period
This will enable the farmer to as
certain which are the robbers OF the
herd. The Babcock tester is used
by the officers, who also carry scales
brands. necessary acids and sampllne
and testing bottles. According to the
regulations the tester leaves the
farmer each day the test for each
COW, while copies are registered with
the associations secretary. The herds
are represented by a number so thaI
each herds result Is secretive from
any other person excepting the sec
retary
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
HANDY GATE FOR DAIRY FARM
One That is Useful at Any Time Of
the Year and Can Be Built
Chesply.

A gate that can be made easily
and cheaply and operated easily is a
convenient thing on any farm Instruc-
tions are given below for the CON
struction of one by a writer in Farm
er's Review The gate is common
panel hinged to a post eight feet above
the ground. The lower hinge Is a strap
of iron bent around the post, and be-
tween this the panel is bolted The
upper hinge is made of heavy wire
woven between the boards of the panel
and run up to a chain one foot in
length which goes around the upper
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
uss Hand Separator for Good Butter.

Use Hand Separator for Good Butter.
BY the use of the hand separator 1t
Ia possible to make'the highest grade
of butter at home, providing the
cream is properly handled and
churned. BY the use of the separator
you are not only able to make a high
er grade of butter and will sell it for
a higher price, but you will be able
to extract more cream from the milk
and hence make more butter Also,
the warm sweet milk will have high
er food value either for human use
or for animal feeding. If you keep
more than three or four cows by all
means buy separator. 1t will soon
pay for Itself,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
Feed for FuII Flow Of MIX.

Cottonseed meal, faxseed meal,
shoots, bran or other feeds rich in pro-
tein are necessary for full flow of
milk. Glover or alfalfa hay are rough
feeds rich In protein. Corn, rich in
starch, produces heat. energy and fat,
but little milk. Silage and green
roots furnish water and are good appe-
Tiers and promoters Of general health
for winter feeding, Bran and fiaxseed
meal are good bowel regulators.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
HUMPHREYS

Veterinary Specifics cure diseases
Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs. Hogs and
Poultry by acting directly on the SICK PARTS
without loss of time.
CURES tions, Lung Fever, MIR Fever.
n. n. (sPRAINs. Lameness. Injuries.
cUREs rheumatism.
g. @. SORE THROAT. 0uin.y, EpiEootc.
cUREs Distemper.
GGnns o. q; WORMS. Bots, Crub..
E.E. COUGHS, Colds. Influenza, Innamed
cUREs Lungs, PleurO-PneumOnia.
F.F. lCOLIC. BelIyache, Wind.BIOwn.
CURES Diarrhea, Dysentery.
&C. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
H;H; KIDNEY & BLADDER DISORDERS.
4. lsKIN DISEASES, Mango. EruptiOna,
cuREs Ulcers, Grease, Farcy.
JK. (BAD CONDITION, staring Coat,
cuREs Indigeation, Stomach staggers.
SOC. each; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book &C. a..
At Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt Of price.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO., Corner
William and Ann Streets, New York.
wBOOK MAILED FREE.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
The Protein Problem.

The farm has been aptly called the
carbohydrate factory" the principal
fodder crops produced being hay, corn
fodder, corn (grain) and similar ma
terials-all low in protein and high In
carbohydrates. The problem confront
ing the milk producer ID how to eco
nomically secure sufficient OF the cost
ly but necessary protein to supple
ment the homegrown carbohydrates.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
GOOD TYPE OF DAIRY BREED.
Ida Msrigos Was Champion and
Sweepstakes Cow at the Chicago
Worlds Fair.

This picture of Ida Marigold ia an
excellent type of the dairy breed She
was champion and sweepstakes COW
at the Chicago worlds fair, and her
only son, Stoke Pogis of Prospect, is
the sire of As tested daughters II you
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
OAIRYMAN'S NEAT MILK RACK
A Handy contrivance for Keeping the
Liquid of the Floor and
Clean.

This rack is made OF inch boards
The end pieces are eight to ten inches
wide. The pan rests are two inches
wide, and are set into notches cut in
the end boards, says a writer in Farm
and Home The rack may be made
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
rake GOOD care Of ths Cow.

The warmth OF the COW stable infiu-
enoss the maintenance ration, but In
making the stable warm do not forget
to allow for good ventilation, upon
which depends the health OF the COWS.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
Weak
Heart Action

There are certain nerves
that control the action
of the heart. When they
become weak, the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart,
choking sensation, palpi-
tation, fluttering, feeble
or rapid pulse, and other
distressing symptoms fol-
low. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
is a medicine especially
adapted to the needs Of
these nerves and the mus
cular structure of the
heart itself. It is a
strengthening tonic that
brings speedy relief.
Try it.
"For years I suffered with what
Thought was stomach trouble, when
the doctors told me l had heart
trouble | had tried many remedies.
when the DR. Miles almanac came
into my hands and concluded to
try DR.. Miles Heart Cure. | have
taken three bottles, and now | am
not suffering at all. am cured and
this medicine did IT,, write this in
the hope that 1t will attract the at.
tention OF others who suffer as / did
MRS. ID. BARRON
soi Main ST., Coyington, KY
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Heart
Cure, and we authorize him TO return
price Of first bottle (only) II II falis
TO benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10

study this COW and remember her
lines when buying dairy cattle, you
will make no mistake. Note the large,
roomy frame, the small. intelligent
head, the heavy milk veins, and also
that her bag is hung exactly in the
right place.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10
Very Handy and Neat.

and length and height desired. There
is wide board on the top from which
a curtain is suspended. This makes
a handy table and always looks clean
and neat
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-06-10

end Of the post and is fastened on one
side, so that in opening the gate the
chain will wind around the upper end
OF the post and lift the gate about
two feet from the ground and over
the snow. The gate works very easily
and any child can open It,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Nas @odleHblntt.

SSNn Der helltc cridIeinenocn Mod)en'
oll5Qobc NCS .IcutidIcn 9orrclpon'
benton" beginmt sic Qualification Der
&eriaiiunQ oca Stootc3 WorpIono III
0eutid)er llcberietmg. NSer ocll
.Sonntoga.Gor reiponOcrt" III mel
DIEM Ole StaotS.Gonltltlttlon ehcll'
faIls pcroiicntlid)t miro, nld)t be.
fonmnt ioIltc Die Numnmcrn oea Mo'
dcnblattca falticL III pcld]en Die
Contribution Crid)cint. Gin leocr
Gclttiter in MorplnnO loIlte ulbc'
bin9t cine oclttid)c l(ebcrIeBun9 Der
@erfaiiul9 icine5 StootcS beliten.
Sn Ibifnitten luiro bic Contribution
p~er0iicntlid)t; itneioet Die Nblfnltte
ans u1lo flebt tic IN cill o0Iur clllgc'
riftcteS Bud. Goa bclItige Wotcn'
bIutt cntbGlt Die o8runorcfte", Die
and id)on i'm letter vSonntagssGor'
reiponocnten" pnbli5irt iuliroen. Sn
n1dliten SonntogSblatt erideilt Der
critic grtifcl Der ciqeltlid)en Gonltttt.
ton, Ser bon @oblreht banbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Sonncnanfs nuo llntcrgang.
SaS Wcttcr.

sir Morplano uto Sen 3iltritt
Columbia hcutc flor, morgcu j,tnebs
meno bcuoltt, lcidIte lucltIlt]e, INT
iprinNeno perocnoe Ninoc.
Scbr an1enebmcS @ctter berrid)tc
oeItern in Baltimore, bic pom @et-
tcrnlann on9cfiiilbi9tc bittcrc &dltc
trai rid)t Gin. Gic n:cori1ite Ecnnpc.
ratlir lpar 80 @rao INN 6 llbr Nor
oclls mo oie bodJItc 10 8rub BON >
bis / llbr Nadymitto95.
Sn bcu onocrcn Srmoca Wcttcrs
geobad)tungs . Stotipnen hcs Snnbe5
wurbcu bic iolBcnoen rleoriGiten
Scmperoturcn pcr5cifnct: GoItport
IS, Eortloub 26, Bolton 30, Nlbonp
26. Ngp.Dorf 2S. Gbilaoelpbia -,
Atlontic Sin so, @albington SO,
Aoriolf 80, SuttcraS A. Charlotte
80, 8llmington 3S, Gborlelton 40.
S%oponnab 80. Sadionpillc 10, SNt-
p;tcr 56, Sen Wcit 81. Itlonta 81.
montgomery 81, NcmsS Orleans 80,
ToleItine ~. @ulpclton 81, Corpus
Gbriiti 81. WenpbiS q, Cincinnati
"a, Tittsbilrg is, SSncgo 20, @ili.
falo 0. Glcpclonb l6. Gctroit rs, Nl'
penn H. MurQucttc 10, Green @ol,
o, G6icoIo -, TlAlttb &c, ct. Emni
IS. ct. 2ouis 20, aoniu5 Gitp 2i.
Snlnbu 1G. &uruu IS. Niamurd
S, Niaiiton is, Norre 10.
tSelena 10, Salt gate 36. Ttnper %.
Gortb Elutic Is, Sooge Gitn %,
Slnnurillo 30. Sos angcIc$ IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
5u Gbren abraham Ginfoln's.

Ser GunSertte Sabrcstag Der @eburt ocs Observation-Disclosures
Ibrabam 2ineolu, Der beute lit, lit elmer Hroflamaion bcs Gonper-
ueurs Grotbcrs snfoIsc Gin seetIider Jeiertag.
NGc gmubes., Staats nnb @uni5ipal. Bureaus imo gedloien
uub audi bic @anfcn, nnS deutc 5n leiifnhe 3ablnnsen Nb bis gum
Woutas perlGngcrt.
SIM Nofarnt lit bic GaiIrcrs. nnb bic uWoueg Groer"+ abtbei
ben aansen Sa often, Der Observation-Disclosures miro nm Z 1hr
Mbcnos geidluden, bic Notwithstanding lit Sag nno NadJt offen,
pGbrcnS aae amoercn Ibtbilnngcn nm bic Mitta8S5cit gcidloHen
merben. Nnr bcute Morscn wcrSen @rice ansgetragen. yeIonbere
acknowledgements !HOfmarfcn mcrbcn bcMtc I'M Fpltnmt pcrfanf.
llntcr ben InipBicm bes rScmtdj Imcrtfnnilhen Sineoln.
Clubs" finbet Gin Ganfctt pHnc pulttihcn Mntrtd IN Der ugprle'
&a0c" intt, bel Wcldcm @OnDcrncnr Inhin Y. GrotbcrS Den Gorttt
fIbrcn unb bic Guuaref Mb9cproncten !. Sampton Moore pn
EcuniDpanieu mn Nenrg Z. GaincD nn SainpS Die Sanptreoncr
iGn merbcu.
Sm y@clucoerc,6otcl" bGlt Der yYunng IIrns Jcpublieau Stub"
Gin ganfctt, bel mcldcm Wencral Gnnbesanwalt Charles i. Bona.
parc ben @orit fHbrcn nno prumiucutc GougrckH NbscOronctc bic
Hcbncr icn mcrbcn.
Jn brmiclbcn Sotc! bMt mud, Der miitariiihc Srbcu Der 2oDal
GsgiOu Elm gHnett.
Ger yltniou Gcaauc Glub" aic6t cin infOrmcacS Elmer in lei.
mem Glnbbanic at Der Nei Observation-Disclosures.
Sic yMpnut &cruon.togc" bes Srbcns Der LIB Tcaous"
aicbt cine llntcrbaltnna in ben Maumlidfcitcn Scr @rofpge i'm Sbb
1cluu.Scmpcl.
Sine brun;cuc Safcl init 2incpln's @cttgsbnrGer Rcoc mro int
WpraanGolcgc, Der Mcscr' 3wcgidnlc bee garplano Ganbuirtb.
ifnflidrn Gplcas, cntGlat.
(Ginc intercinutc Nbbanolnua Hbcr 2ineoln iinoet Der 4cicr int
yGUthcn %nd" bes yScmtifcn GOrreipunbrntcn" y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Mms Der Yoliaeibeb6roe.

Nelbilbune elmer 5tueiten Serfebrss
abtbeilung beitloiien. - Iud
@~crItGrfung ser W%otorpoli5ei CUR
llcber,podung Der Automobile
n~otbtnenoig. Grncnrlna BON
NrobepoIi5iiten.
Gle 1oliseibebGrOc beidloB i'll III
rcr.oeitrigcn Situung oie 9tellbilo,ing
elmer Spciten Abtheillrng Der Ger-
tcbrspoIi5ei uno Die Grnennung
stpeier ,peiterer Observation-Disclosures
,llm bciiercn Sdrus oes Tcrfebrs
mo CUR G%orbeugung pom llebertre'
tunacn ser Acknowledgements. Gie
cine abtbeiIulg miro I'M @eiten, Die
onbere int Citen ser Stoot Die Nrf.
iid)t iiibren. 9n Die Spibe Ger let
teren mlroe Scrgeont Gbos. 2altler
pom mittlercn 2iltritt berllicn. Gle
@crfebrs : Toli5ei iuurbe burd) Die
foleenoen Eoli5iiten periturtt: ". g.
Sniporb pom noromeltIiden Iiitrift,
George Sc 9rln bonn Wcitliten ii
itrift, Sohn Spons bonn peItlihel
Iiitrift. :. s. GolpnS bonn mittle.
rem Tiitrift, s. 5. Mrnolo bonn norb.
neitliten Iiltritt uub W. 9. Ebil.
lips bonn noroluiitlidcn Iiltritt. Sie
llellPn Motorrao Epli5iltcn limo: s.
9. McGurlcp mo Cigar Goolunau.
Ger bonn noroipcitlidlcil Tiitrift. NI5
Erobcpoli5iitcn iuuroen crnonl,t: ".
5. SoreS, Srebcrid i. Mlller, GbaS.
Y. Mcgtollp. Sohn $. 6rieSc, 2ouis
&. aIin9ellbergcr, Sobn $. @arns,
Charles St. Glnrfe. i. s. McGlosfp,
@illiom y. @llrtt, Com. g. @enlln
Cornelius &onos, Sec i. Sobe, Sas.
81. @opo, George q. Miuer, George
". SiSlep unb Sorru q. @ilSfp. s..
y. FoSfep bonn mittIcreu Tiltritt
mur0c jllm Eoli5iltcn %srnnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
:. ". Nlbangb, ien., tuot.

@cfonnter Shalilpieler unb Sbcoter.
llnternebmer iegnet bos 3eitlid,c.
Gin @erjleiben nimmt i'm
ploBlid, hinueg, - @ar gigen=
tbiinlcr hcS olten 2uceum, lest
Ilbau0b'S Shcotcr, III micrcr
Stubt.
Ter ,hefonllie SDcatcr ltnterncb-
nler Sr, Sobn y. IlburAb. lell., CT
lag 8eitern ploglid, III Der @ohuung
leiller Sotter, 6rou Sronf Scnoers
ion III Seriep,Gitp, I'M Alter bon IS
Suhrcn eincm @cr5lcibcn, bns ciller
otiiten Scrbaumgait0riung io!gtc.
@crr IlborgbL IN 'cincn iillloercn
Subren cin Sd,aliipieIcr. licb ho2
Spccunn unbalicn ,inb NOR and, cine
3eit lang Bcid)oftSIiibrfr Der r0olli.
bnpItr. heaters. ioluie ocS .8ron0
Spero Souic" uno .SoTopctte Opera
&ouie" III Woibington, Z. &.
Sr. Ilbmtgb puroc ON so, Sep.
TENDER 1887 III Baltimore acburcit
ulo mad)te lid) ld)on III iun9cn Sat-
rem cilen Homen ols Nmateur-
Sduuipicler. Sein Iebut oils De
RUSS d)ouipiclcr mndIte cr in Sabre
1880 i'll Dem oltcn .Mulcum". no
liadlDcr oas Baltimore Sb;o. Beb0n0c
iiallb. Spnter luirtic or an pcrld)ie-
oellcn Sbeatcrn i'll Srop, H..D, III
Eitisburg. ga. mo Neiu. Dorl. Had)-
Dem er ais 8eid0itsiiibrer oeS &oli.
bapItr.. Jbeoters %iui,giri. no ocr5eii
olle Die criteli VilbncngroBen piC
Barrett. 9optb mn Ail0ere erld)icnel
iibcrnabm or Dos Spcclm Sbeoter
(iebt Ilbaueb's Sbeatcr) an Npr0
Gborles.S traBc.
GENE 6attit .par Worp Mitd)cQ
cine Stipeiter Der bcriibmten Sd)aii
ipielerin Maggie gfiid)cll; lie ginl
linn Dor Nuci Snhrcl i'm Iooc Dor
aus. .3u Den SinterbIicbcncn jabler
ELM Sphn. Sr. Sobn 70. atbaueb jr.
peider Sd,auipielcr If. uito 5ruer
10f)tcr, Die SbenerlpGbnte uilo Srol
Charles .. afitheI bon Gong Brand
Wefp.ccscriep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
SpesiaI.Cffertc.
isent bee T~prtbmtiMen 2fobs.
n

". MeiHert, 409-411 Horb.9ds'
Strafe, Der beit6efannte oeuti6e Hbo'
tusrapb, pfferirt MIR fir bieie @ode:
Gin lebenssrofeS Bib, in Nanarel'
farbeu setnalt auo Ron bobem fani'
leriidem @ertbe, frei NIT eineu.
2ntenS ieiner bciten Gabiuet'S tnbisn
fir $500. Mceularer Ereis $4,000.
Cute Gabinet.Silber $1.50 nnb anf'
mGrts. @ergrGhernnBen bon alien
@ilbern in alien Nnsfibrnnsen. aae
Mrbeiten oarantirt. A4ten Sic ipe'
siel anf nniereu Nameu nnb &ans'
nnmmer, 409-411 orS'Uay.Str tt.
(Dr313EuS. 1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

Nonunt Dor sir @rsB1c.
Idmorcncn. Hls cine itnnli!
tclborc ,}olsc Ser bcreitS NeItcrn be
ridtctcn Ro3,io aiti bas &'Itolirnnl
.Sbc Suuluap" Sreoerid. mo @ol'
tintcrcs strobc. ffuith 9cIteril &9crr
@n,. Anne, Der Sttlabcr oeS SofalS.
Dor aobi 8rntfton int mittlcrert
Stotipnabanie. h,nt iid) arf Die It.
ituloi0unn III ucrautlportsll, ellt nm
orNcutlidcs Soful gebalten 81, boben.
Gr luitroe' Sci, 8roBgcIdpcrrncn
iibcrullhportet ulo md Stcll,nlg
bon $1,000 giirsihait porlnuilg arI
ircicn Sui sciett. @ic ans Den, Ser.
bor b%erporsina bcrrihtc our 3cit Der
Ho5,io fcincrIei Mnbeitorlttla ooer
GrbnngsIoiiefcit III DEM Sofale.
@aridjau 1arnan aber bait, S's
@urnatme Der 8ns5ia ai1betoblen'
neil Dos M%eitnnrant nngebltdb. mic
cr Iidl ausbriidte, BON libel beleii'
.%nunoeten perionen beiosrlet 0e'
idicd)ts ircoucntirt ncroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

9entlde Correspondent

bat nit einem ser beoeutenolten 80.
trifanten pom papiernen Shnitt'
Multern 9ereinburungen %9etrcifen,
Inn Sen 2eIern ocs nGcrrelponoeNt"
5llperlGiiigc, perfect correfte nlo
mooerne Yapirr : sanittmufer
81 lieicrn.
Sllllitrationeu bieier WtuIter neblt
acnouer anrueiillng iiir oeren 0eltel'
ling lperben taslit iii int ereu Spal'
ten erid)eincil.
llniere 2eier mogen bie bon ihnell
gcpiinidten Ml,ltcr allsmGblen, Dem
icocr Suultration beigefiigten Gon'
pom onsihueioen baS SormuIar nit
Nomen unb Abreiie ausiiiIIen uno
ncbIt 10 Gents per Eoit an oas DMlu'
tier Ieportcment" beS nlertld)eu
Correspondent lcnben (43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Sbeo. 8. Ssiener e &c.,
217, Stra6e.

Eei,tides uno ai,Seres ~ousI6nbi.
ides Gelo sefauft unS perfauft.
SeIoienonnaen beioret nod DeiitiH.
tano, OeitreiH, aubIanb u. (. NJ.
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