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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

Montreal. July 2.-Principal Petef-
son OF McGill University, who is in
london, cabled the University author
tiles here that Lord Strathcona. the
Canadian High Commissioner In Lon
don, had given to McGiil 100000. OF
this amount $4,000 Is to be used In
completing the new Mexican building
and $4,000 in augmenting professors
salaries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
DON'T WANT THE GEAR.

Frenchmen Oppose visit Of Russian
Emperor.
Paris. July M Jaures. the Social
list leader, in a violent speech In the
Chamber of Deputies tonight, voiced
the opposition of the Socialists to the
approaching visit OF Emperor Nicholas
to France.
Foreign Minister Pichon, replying.
said Emperor Nicholas would be well
coined as an ally and friend of France
and as a sovereign who had contributed
efficaciously tot he maintenance OF In
ternational peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
MAYOR Busse Improvea.

chicago July mayor Busse' wht
rnderwent an operation Tuesday fol
annendicitis, appeared to be Improved
today as a result of several hours
sleep. The physicians attending hin
see no discouraging conditions today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
aattleshsps Mt Bosten.

Boston, July -Four battleshtps of
the North Atlantic Squadron. the Con
necticut, Louisiana, Kansas and Yer
mont arrived here today under the
nommand of Rear Admiral Schroeder.
The Connecticut came from New York
and the other three ships from Hamp-
ton Roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

Detroit. Mich. July Am the trial
or DR.. G.. X. Boyajian. charged with
shooting his nephew. Gostanian. In
police court. April 30, the prosecution
continued today the presentatios of
Testimony by eye-witnesses Of the trag-
edy. The attorneys for the defendant,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

need Of q dennite control -and wise
direction Of the popular use Of this
for the last ten years. - complied by
The Chicago Tribune, II eloquent ~
its warning. The hgures tell their OWN
abuse OF the days privileges:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
LACEY WAS DESPERATE.


Dia Net whit to Return to Seuth
Carolina.
Atlanta, Ga. July 2.-Deciaring that
he would die before he would be taken
back to South Carolina for trial.
Thomas Lacey, alias Newark Tony.
professional safe-blower. who today
completed q hve-year sentence In the
Federal prison here. and who was I'M
medistely arrested on o warrant cnarg-
ing him with burglary In Marlboro
County, South Carolina. gave couple
Of officers a lively half hour before he
was subdued.
II WAS necessary to handcuf and
double shackle Lacey. He was taken
to South Carolina this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03


Her SON.
Mexico City. July 2--Mrs. Z. w. Sam
born, widow of =. W. Sanborn, who
died In Chicago Tuesday. and mother of
young Sanborn. charged with killing a
Mexican girl on q plantation In the
state Of Vera Cruz. but who 10 now out
on bail. awaiting trial. IL not being
held ~ Q hostage for her SON.. ~ has
been reported
Mrs. sanborn wished her son to 20
with her to Chicago to attend the bed
side Of Mr.. Sanborn, but as the young
man was under ball awaiting formal
trial, the matter could not be arranged.
The mother would not leave her son.
and voluntarily remained with him on
the plantation.
Mrs.. Howe. daughter Of Mrs. San
born. left the plantation last Saturday
to see her father in Chicago. and while
en- route. received news of his death,
The elder Sanborn left Mexico for the
United States three weeks ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
To Imvite Mexico.

Mexico City. July 2-For the double
purpose OF establishing a legation and
of officially extending an invitation
to this government to participate in a
number of pan-American Congresses.
which will mark the celebration Of the
Argentine centennial next year, Jacin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
Wv n HEAD NOMINATED,

Louisville, KY, July 2.-W. c. Head
was today unanimously nominated Tor
Mayor of Louisville by the Democrats,
He opposed Mayor James F. Grtnstead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
FRAUDS ON INDIANS.


Ing to Report.
Oklahoma City, Okla. July 2.-That
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars have
been taken from Oklahoma Indian al
lottees through fraud by interpreters,
was the gist cS the report made to the
Department OF the Interior today by
District Indian Agent. H. N. Cobb OF
Sapulpa.
Mr.. Cobb AYERS that these interiopers
have induced Indians to give deeds
to lands through misapprehension ano
have gone into court swearong to raise
hoods to complete the fraud.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

destined for American ports. This
however, has now been completely
sfnoothed over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

st. Louis. Mo-. July 3-Two persons
were probably fatally injured and sew
eral others hurt in a collision early
today on Euclid Avenue between troll
ley cars returning from a summer
garden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
Tefa-


z Surely the sorrow, suffering, and
claim that our July Fourth. - ut pres
ent observed, Is in any sense festai
day; rather Is 10 day Of terror. anx-
fety and dread.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
Fire sweeps

Fire sweeps Grain Fields.
Lon Angeles, July 2.-Fire swept
5000 acres OF grain yesterday near San
Bernardo. The loss Is $125,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
Totals

That these statistics. gathered BY
from the fluctuations OF The Journal
Of the American Medical Association.
made In August, when tetanus has had
time to do It's dire work:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03
FOUND DEAD
IN ARTHUR sTEPNEY In AN
ARIZONA DEPOT.


Yuma, Ariz.. July 2-Papers found
among the effects of stranger found
dead at the Southern Pacific station
today Indicate that the body 10 that
u SIR Arthur Carl Stepney, Of London.
IN English baronet of large estates
and I scientist Of distinction.
The man arrived In Yuma yesterday
ana registered at the Southern Pacific
Hotel as w. c. Stepney. OF Seattle.
Today he was found dead In the train
conductor's room of the station, A
coroner's jury reached a verdict that
he came to his death from the excess
alive use Of alcoholic drinks.
Gold and notes to the amount of
several hundred dollars were found
On his person and receipts and bank
books among his effects show that he
had $4,000 on deposit In Q Los
Angeles bank.
Among the memorandum in his
papers was the address Of his English
solicitors and they have been cabled
TOR instructions as to what shall be
done wsoh the body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

to 8. Garvis, Argentina's first charge
d'affaires to Mexico. came TO this capt.
tai today. He 10 accompanied By his
family. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

New York. July 1.-The name Of Sir
Arthur Carl Stepney does not appear
IN who's Who" Sir Emile Agernon
Arthur Keppel Cowell-Stepney Is q
large English land owner. possessing
Rbout ten thousand acres. He Is a
member of well known London clubs.
He was born In 1884.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

Atlantic MonthIy. -. = n
II Is evident from the comments Of
the press on the present evils of our
Fourth of July that there Is urgent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-03

The I.aw's Delay.
Success Magazine.
II understand that you called on the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Ser SnttpnsTaQ.

Cine Nenoung Der TiuGc III Nnnu.
polls bel Der lluteriuhung IN Der
fommcnoen Mod)e ermartet. -
Gic Shpeiter oes 1ooten boitt
imm1r nod, Gle SeIbimorb-
tbcoric aus ser @elt 5u iGoiicn.
Annapolis, %, 3llli. ~ &n ci.
nen beutigcn Sntrruiem crtl0rte
1rou Hoio Eorfcr Sutton, Oob tie
olrdoua nitt rodiiid)tiG ici, ionoern
nur ocn 9epeiS 81 Iiefern gcoenfe,
DOB ihr Nrlloer nift SeIbitmoro be.
0iuQ. IiGjeniqen mclfe Dem Sang
ser Iinqc lett lebtem MontoQ getolGt
iino, f0nnen eS iif bon Oen 5inqern
ub,GblclL nab Der @unIdl BON 6rou
8urflr ihlieBli6 ood) erfilut miro.
G6idon Die Nuaiagen Der 3eugen,
meldc nit NuSnabme Der bet0eu
Gbouiieurc ullca Giii5ieyc oOer Col.
boten morcL III Dem Elnttt iibcreins
Itintmcn, nob Sutton Sclbitmoro be.
Qull0cn bubC, lit c9 bod flnr erlpieIen,
ouB in oaen UuOcren 9etuilS ibrc
9eidreibun0cn iiber ben &oriolI Obj
meiden, mcld)e iiber Den aonlpf 0eS
(o0tcn nit Dem &ieltcnont NOama
o~bQcgebcn murocn. Cb Gas Gegel1-
m1rti9e &riegagcridt aber Den Vcs
fun0 Ieiner &org6n0er umitoBen
miro, lit iebr iroQIit). @oa Ser Be
iunO oltd} iein mag, nuB Oericlbe
Oodl 0cm SIottcn . Geportcmcnt III
@oIbington befonnt 0c0eben luerOen,
0uS 9epciSmnteriol. mcldeS bis Jest
poraebradt murOe, fam ballptlddlih
aus 6lottanfreiien ltnb mar mebr
o0cr mcnigcr qegen Sutton qcrid)tet.
Sn Der fommen0cn Nofe mcr0cn
ohcr Ole Gipil5ellgcn por0cloOcu un0
Damn boift 6rau Barter ben 9emci5
5t er6ringen bob ibr 9ruber nidt
SeIb1tmoro bcaing. 6rou Barter
ielbit miro oils cine Ser lcbten 3elts
ginncn Den Stou0 betrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

NrulG0Cllt 0eS gSN0l1dsWtullltcrd)or2.
0licoer uloer1r 0Cutider &ercine per
trctcn, iclbit Ger &etterAott 5cigtc
Den G6oliutcn lciuc quite @ciinmng,
iuOem cr ibncn Oo9 01ltbur prGd).
tigite Meitcr 6cihCcrtc.
S6Ou iriib ON Nnhmittog mar
Der Eurf gut bcieBt, mo ais Girl
gent Erof. &obu &, Srunf 5t eilem
cinlcitcuocn @aion9 Den Snttitod cr.
bob, 0u lummcltclr lid I'M i'm nidlt
MIR Die Sanger scr rSbolio," ion-
bern uth iolfc POM o@crmonins
W0nncrdlor," Scr o&nrn1onie," bic
Ip0ic," POM oOteBgcr-@eiu1gUercilt,"
o9upcriihCn Mdnncrhor" mo Ny
cr-Oidnncrhor." mo 6ltlomHlet
mrrOcn Die Gb0rc olug 0eS &crrn"
mo o9}nd) Der @cimntb" aeiunatn.
Nr. Otto Nrijl1mionn, YrGiiocut
Oc5 oIboliu. N}0nucrdlor," cntbot
Damn ocn Gridioncnen ocn @rIB 0ea
&crein5 ilul0 ilGrte ole mi6tiQItCn
Grei0nile oll9I Der @eid)id)te Der
.(bolio" ult. @2ioloCr$ crmGbntc Cr
Den ~cin3iGcn @riinocr. Ger nod oerl
&crcin unach0rt @ru. Nn0rcoa &ll.
to9, IOmic Dos 5mcit0Itcitc NiitgliCo,
Nrl1. George Nintmclhc6cr, ser idnn
- Sabre lang Nftipca MitQlico oc9
&crcius lit mo 0cntielbcu ieit 90
&abrcn ais protpfollircnoer SctrctGr
nit NroB2r @cmiiicubnitigfeit mlo
Eflidttreue bielt.
No6 Srn. @riiN1cmom crQriif
Scrr @immcjtcbcr oo9 @ort mo
iprod iibcr bic @c5icbutQcn oc$
nSbulin 0fdnnCrhor" 5lt Sen Scr
ciniAten SGnQern" unO iiber OuS
Glltc Ginucrnr6mcu nit oQeu on0t.
rcn &creinel. Nci0c Meoner crnt2tcn
ncn @ciioa ibrer 3ub0rcr.
&u 2ouic Oca Nohmittu1a Ionge1
Damn Ole oCboIiotcn" inter &eitung
bon Brof. Irout nod 0i2 Gb0rc
~Neimotbroie," nNoalcin," ,Sonu-
tag" o&crNciiCn" ut0 ul0erc. Sllldl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

GetrctIr 0c9 ySbalids9fornerd)urS."
ole @eiou0icftion ncs y@ermonin-
WGnnerd)cr," meldc 5lcnllih Itarf
u~crtrctcu mar, brod)tc Webrcrc Gbote
iltm &ortro1. oorltnter ollf) Del
Erciator Sod enlpor". gel oa'
benz Sbrcnid)nlolla uut0 Den Nnipros
d)ell mllr0c notiirlid) oltd) OoS lcibs
libe @obl nidt uer9eiien uno bel
Dem luurnl2n @ctter lieB mon lid
sen 0critrnioit treifIid idmcfc.t.
@ci ser o%1gencinen IeitcSfreirc
morell ole &iloer nidlt pct02ilcn gc
blicben. oieiclben murocn NIT Gt9'
creme uno Sudden traftlrt, oild) ipiir.
sen fiir lie Spicle d%rronAirt. Sic
@orbcrcitrma2n fit ooS Eicllic ipa-
rem bon ocr Serren Otto Sriig9e-
mann, Gr, So9n 5. SempcI, Ioclp9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

u d mcbcn 5u Scr talbot
Gountp GroQ00ic. - 0err
Gilbert Moooiq, Nlltomobil. 6obri.
tont bon Np9 Nn0clcS, Sol, ulO
@otte Der bon Robert &. Guitmon,
DEM iriibcren 9tcip 2)ortcr @ruuo.
cigcntbums WtoflCr, am @onrb Greet,
llube ct. Wi6oelS, SoIbot Gountp,
crmoroctelt Srnu GOitb Man Sbomp.
ion @oooiQ, miro in oieicn (o0cn
Baltimore einen 9eilldl abltottCn,
i'm ieine Nnipriide olf Die lcincr Der.
%itorbenen @ottin geborigcn BON Goit
man in einem bielioen Scibbouie per
%pf0nbeten Nrnuelcn gcltcn0 5l MO
deu. @r. Woo0ia pcilt gc9enu0rtig
5I 9eilld) bel SbcrIt ST. $. IbOmp.
ion. Dem Eilegeputcr ~ieillcr @otilu
in McDoniel, lnIbot-Gomntp. Scrr
5hompion iniornirtc fiir5lid) Mnr.
lholI Soruon BON Der Nblidt oe8
9rn. MoooiQ, Der notilrlld ole
YlonOiiunmc ($250) be5ohlen mus,
che er ole @egelIt1noe IN 9ciib neb.
men fam. - Die 5rae0bie in Gal.
bot-Gouftp miro oeS @eiteren ncll in
Grinnerlin9 gebrod)t burd) Die 9on'
ferottertlarun9 oeS Srn. Sobn Z.
8orriion III Neius l)orf, bes cill5igen
iiberlebenoeu Wiitglieoes Der @rulb'
itiidt Wotler.6lrm pon Goitmon II.
So. 9nitnlon uerOuitCtc b%efunttlid
oila Nep.a)orf, nufoem or Die Girnlo
~finon5iell gdn5li6 ruinirt bate. Sein
8artner ueriudte oergebIid, oieielbc
iIber @nlicr 81 bnlten. Tic &erbiro-
lid)feiten Der Sirmo hoben cine be.
heutenoe Sobe; ole Iftiun lin0 nllr
peridipinoen6 gering.
Gornepal i'm 2 ii 5 ~ it EN-.
- Camp Rr. I bes yFotriotic CrOer
OF 4HferieaHs" miro IN oieler Mode
ollabenoiib cine Goruepalporobe bol
tell. 3ie Warid)rolie lit &ouinS-,
2pnbnro mo GalDoun.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Sntcrciiante 3ableu.

Ser cnogiiltige 9cridt iiber oaS
&cp.Dorter S6ngerieit. Die
@elber fomen uto gingen. - Die
@innobmen bel ocn ueridieoeuen
Gon5erten.
8ie bcreits fur5 I'M .Geutifen
Gprreiponoentcn" ongebeutet, lit oos
-. Notionol. Sdngerieit oe5 oNoro-
ojtlifen SGngerbumoeS" in 9tep.gort
III finun5iellcr Siriiht eiu Grfolg ge.
meien. Sn Nem-Dorf peritebt ma
cS, 6eitbeamte fir ibre Miibeuoltung
all cntiGGoigen. go erbieIt Der @rG.
iioent iiir Observation-Disclosures uno
i~onitige NltSgaben $2t75 uno oo3u
rcd Elm Silber- Serpice On oreiiade
Gornitur, bemerft bo5u ein Bet
tun9s6eri6t). 3oS Stuoium Der
Ausguben lit ebenio intereIiant, rpie
lctrrcif. IS beitn0et iid oormtcr
Gil Soften pom $12t0.55 fiir Eropas
ganoa-8eIoer Mos ucritebt man ga.
nrntcr? Sobcn Die 9eonlteu ser
SongerIcItbeborOe 8eIo oafiir 6efom.
men, propaganda fir 0as SGngerieit
5n mo6en? ODER per crbielt sic
Snmme? Die 6roge miro nid)t aus
mllBi9er Nerrgieroe gciteQt, ionoern
3ur gelebrullg lnb Grientiruug. 1uS
n06Ite S6ngerieIt iinoet I'M Sabre
1912 III FbiluOelpbio Itatt, uno bon
NeD-Oorf tonnen ser fommenoen
GcItbeb0roc iebr m~crtbpoQe @infe qe.
9tben meroen. @ntidieoen iGlcht
apgcIdynittcn Got Die 6eitlto6t nit
Dem Frogronm uno &oitfurtcn oe.
ren ScrIteuung 50, 756,000 ~foItetc.
mGbreno Die @innobmen aus oieier
GuCac MIR $t6S4. % cr0uben.
0te @eiommt-@ innobmen iiir Gin.
tritt5tartcH 3ltnl @mpiougs @on3crt,
5llm &inOer.Son5ert gum eriten rno
5neiten 6eltcon5ert, 81 Dem 3neimali.
gen EreiSiingen Der St1ote- uro Gin
acl. &ereinc ulo Dem &oiicrpreisIiu.
gen Iteaten iih ouf $26, 590,25. Die
ein3elnen Yoitcn luoren: Gon5ert-
9lbomcmcntS $15S2.50; Grtrafnrten
iir ousGmpinngS.G on3ert $1S74.25;
Grtrofortcn iiir boS ainOer. Gon5crt
$2697.50 Grtrofnrtcn iiir oos erItc
6titcon5ert $7257.50; Grtrotortcn
iiir OoS critic Ereisiingen $247; Or
trotortcn iiir Oos 5mcitc SeItcon5crt
$9059.75; @rtroforten iiir oas 3lpeitc
Freisiingcn $474.50; grtrotarten
iiir ooS aoiierpreiS $3392.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
InS @ctter.

Sir WarDlmo un0 0cn Qiitritt
Columbia bclttc flares Nettcr; onI
Gieuitug t6ciliuciic ~bcpoltt; leiftc
rerGnoerlide Mir6e.
@eItcrll bctrItg Die bod)lte Genpcs
ratltr S6 BraO nm 4 llbr Nnd)mits
tags, mo Der nicOrigitc Sbcrmomes
teritun0 mor 60 0roo nm . llbr
Worgens.
,Sn Den iibrigcn 0rn0cS @ettcr6c.
nbo6tuugaItotionen mllroe Die iol.
genhe b0ditc Iemperotur pcr5cihnet:
Guitpprt GS, EortIono "A, Bottom
rs, Nlbanp Is, Herp.Dorf so, YbiIos
nclpbio 81, Iilontic Gitn 81, Gope
Man 80, @olbinotou "a, 9toriolf 80,
Charlotte Sc, Milmin9tOn "a, Gbar.
Teton 81, Suponmob IS, SodionpiaC
SO. %upitcr So, Sen &eit 80, Ntlontd
IS, Wont9ornerp Sc, Jtelu Orleans
SS. Wulpciton SO, Corpus Gbrilti Sc,
Wenlpbia 81, Cincinnati SO, Fittss
burg 80, SSlpcgo y, Buffalo 70,
GlepcInn0 7G, Gctroit 81, 9llpeno 81,
Mnranette 81, Green Ban 81, Gbicu-
go 81, 9ulutb 7S, Ct. Eoul 81, ct.
SoiliS so, &ouio0 Gitp IS, Suobo
Ga, Nuron rs, @iSmord 81, WiliIton
80, Nopre 81. Selcno 81, Salt Hafc
Gitp So, 3euper IS, Nortb Ylotte 81,
Nnlorilp IS, 0onQc GitD 90, Cos Nm.
oClcS "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

SaltimOrer, iucIdJc bic SOmmer'
IOnatc a~nfcr9alb Der StnOt %Oerbrin'
gen, f6nncu Den Correspondent"
mad ir9enO elmer NSrcIIe in ben Der.
ciuiatcn Gtaatcu, europa, @eGifO
rnO Canada 5uscididt crbaltcn, Die
TOrciie mag 10 oft ais gcmiinidt ge'
GHocrt iuerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

GcrcitcGter Ginbruh.
NIs Sri. Hoie @oIoitein, Die IS Hobrc
olte Sodtcr BON Abrobom @oloitein
pom Ar. 1924, OIt-9 Baltimore. StroBe,
0cltcrn friib ourd Gin 8ermlib aus
Gem Sd)loie gepedt muroe, entoedtc
liz, DOB Semano in ibr i'm oritten
Siodmcrf 9elcgeneS Sdlnf5immcr
eln5ltbreden periufte. Sic itieB ci.
rrcn ~acllenoen &iiIferuf aus, moroui
Ger Gitbrcd)er lid 5itr 6lilft wanotc.
&ils oeriel6e Die 5reppe binob elite,
trnnte Sri. @olOItein Die ltnriIie eli.
res 9tegers erfennen u10 olti ibrc
Vc'dreibung bin perboitete YoIi5iit
Garcp Den 26 Sabre olten Neger
6reO. Stonlep bon 9tr. 10, Siio.9e.
thclItroBe. Ter 0erbaftctc, Der ieirte
ltnid)ul0 betbcuert, miro bis 81 eil1em
bcllte Itottiinoenoen Gerb0r in Der DIT
lidlen Eoli5eiitotipn fcitgebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
W. Heiiiert.
%altimprc's Sentidcr YButograp6,
100-1f1

NorO.Wag' StraRc,
Sin critflaiiises @eiddft fir crit.
flaiiigc grbeitcn, nmb feline bSbcrem
Ereiie,H ais Sic anoersiuu be5ablcn.
SprSialitGt, @ercinsarnppcn nnS
Snmilicnarnppen. @ersrbfernmacn
radj altcn gilbcrn inter Warantic.
Idtcn Sic AMI pbi9e NbrcEc; eS
1T ST Sbrcm @ortbeile.
acinc @erbinonns nit irseno ci.
ncm nnbercn Stnoiu.
CSe5t3,I&S1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Notis.
Se6bcI's eiLsiges Simbiu.

N0tiS. :.
Se6bcI's eiLsiges Ginbiu.
Seocrmann fennt Die bon inns &c.
~lieicrte grbcit; mir benfen nidJt Sa'
ran, ms iclbit III luben ionberu iibcr-
laiicn bics nnicren 2eiituugcn. Seine
Sreppcn bel ms sn eritciscn. saiien
Sic lid pon NnScrcn nidt tanidDen,
cS siebt MIR Gin cin5ises Scbbel-Stn.
bin nnS bics beiinoet iid) i'm Earterre.
Gdtcn Sic auf has SanS, no nnirr
Mamsn anf Sbiren nno IcnEsrn
Itebt.
Seine ggentcn. Gin Yreis.
Ndten sic anf
-6ebbel'S-
32i Noro.U Ctr, nabc Sigb.
(t54 ,fWi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

Sep opben bciu6en
. orf.-Gie bieiige uniiormirte 9lb.
tbeilum9 pom Sroen Der Septaiopben
nnterninmt am 6. Augilit cine Gr.
t%uriion nah 0orf, pa, niif einem
Spe5iaI5uge Ser u@citcrn WarpIono-
9abr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26

Baltimore. gaueru'&rrcin y. Y. Y.
TamilicnsYuSflng uadD @cbcr'o
Tnrf, Sarfuro.Huab, SOnnta9 Den /.
Yngnit 1909. llntcrbaltnn9 fir Nit
uno Snna. SeitrGsc iuic srluObnlidj.
t20B-l2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Sm gUlbcueu Strange.

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I'M SomiIien. uno SrcrnoeSfreiic
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CHEQUES. (9-)
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wants to bring into this country the
giant potato grown in Russia, and
make from it alcohol to be used Tor
uel The alcohol is to be denatured,
md the secretary says it can be pro-
iuced at low cost. These potatoes
which are grown in Russia ara i'm
nense in size, being as large around
as mans arm, and from four to five
hundred bushels are grown to the acre
From each bushel, according to the
secretary, a gallon of alcohol can be
secured. He looks to see the time
when there will be a still in every
aeighborhood to which they can take
heir potatoes and return with their
winters fuel. Secretary Wilson went
out today to Belle Fourche to view
he giant government irrigation pro-
iect there which will be so he says
q fad Of his for the next few years
from the Black Fills he goes tc
Brookings to the agricultural college
where he will visit with his son who is
professor in that institution.