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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
PREPARING STATE
FAIR PRIZE LISTS
TENTATIVE LISTS FOR THE EoU.
cATIoNAL AND CEREAL DE-
PARTMENTs ARE BEING AR
RANGED-scHooL LIST WILL
BE DISTRIBUTED DEC. 20.

The State Fair association for Far.
go is preparing some of its prelimi.
nary prize lists in order to get the
people of the state started early In
preparing their exhibits for the bis
exposition which will be held here
next summer.
Pres. c. o. Smith said this morn.
ing that the tentative prize list fol
the educational department has beer
given to the printers and will be ready
for distribution at the meeting of the
State Educational association in Mi.
not, Dec. % to 81. These lists will be
taken to Minot by Supt. w. e. Hoover
Of the Fargo schools and distributed
to those in attendance.
The tentative list of the cereal de.
partment is being prepared and viii
be ready for distribution in time fol
the Tri- State Grain e. Stock Growers
convention which will be held in Far.
go on Jan Is to q inclusive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
GOOD NEWS.
Many Fargo Readers Have Heard n
and Profited Thereby.

Good news travels fast" and T.
thousands of bad back sufferers
Fargo are glad to learn that prompt
relief is within their reach. Many
lame. weak and aching back is b.
no more. thanks TO Doan's Kid
Pills. Thousands upon thousands
people are telling the good news d
their experience with the Old Qualse
Remedy. Here is an example wor
reading:
Mrs T. S Brown, 402 A street, solr
Moorhead, MINI, says: About a year
ago ] was feeling very miserable.
was also depressed and tired. my bae.s
was very weak and suffered contl u
ally from heavy. bearing-dp arAe.
just above my kidneys whenever /
did any work that brought a strain IN
the muscles OF my back, the troub.e
was greatly aggravated. Being advised
to give Doan's Kidney Pills q trial
procured a box and they helped me
from the first The weakness i'm nv
back, the feeling of depression and the
other symptoms of my trouble disap-
peared and i felt better than / had
In years. ! give Doan's Kidney pills
the entire credit for this Improvement
For sale by all dealers. Price 5
cent Foster Afilburn Co. Buffalo.
H. sole agents for the United state
Remember the name Loans an
taiSo no other
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
United 50 YEARS Ago
Golden Wedding Anniversary celebra-
ton for Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Piekton Tonight.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pickton will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary
In the parlors of the First Presbyterian
church this evening when a reception
VIII be given in their honor by the con-
gregation. most enjoyable time is as
sured as the many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pickton will be present. The
church parlors have been decorated and
a programme arranged.
Fifty years ago today Mr.. and Mrs.
.Pickton were married and have been
almost constantly together during
which has been most happy half CEN
fury About thirty years of this time
they have lived In Fargo and it may
be judged that they have host of
true friends who will be glad to join in
the notable celebration tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22

are at a loss to know where Baker
got the money to shoot craps
Baker took the precaution to carry
his gun in a suit case and there is
some doubt whether he can be pro-
secuted, except for threatening. An
effort is being made by the police to
secure the necessary evidence. The
arrest was made by Officers Mclean
and Keefe.
Chief Grant stated this morning
that he considered Baker a dangerous
man to be at large and that unless
he is deprived OF mis- gun and given
to understand that ne cannot own one,
it is feared that some serious trouble
will eventually occur.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
BOTH BRANCHES open
Southwestern and cassslton Lines Of
NJ. p. Were Cleared Of Snow
Drifts Yesterday.

The Southwestern and Casselton
branches of the Northern Pacific have
both been opened up and no further
trouble is expected with them unless
another fall OF snow should again tie
them up. The trains over these lines.
which left here yesterday both got
through to the end OF the lines and re-
turned to the city last night shortly
after midnight. Snow piows were
working on both lines all day yester-
day and succeeded in cleaning them
UP in thorough manner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
MaY Rememhar raft.

Washington, Dec. %. - Presiden
Taft and members of his family ar,
beginning to receive Christmas pres.
ents from all over the country. Man,
of these come from close friends and
relatives, but large proportion of the
gifts of many sorts are, from admirers
whom the president has never seen.
Two big packages which arrived by
express yesterday turned out to be
rather crude oil paintings. One was a
bust Of the president and the other was
a full length group picture of the pres
idents entire family. The painting
we're the work of a young Italian in
New York
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
Dig BROTHER, Dig
ANNUAL REFRAIN
CHRISTMAS WILL COST ON AN
AVERAGE IS PER CENT MORE
THIS YEAR THAN 1T DID oNE
YEAR Aeo-Two ARTICLES
CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER.

The annual refrain, always excen-
tionally popular at this time Of the
year, Dig Brother. Dig" has an
added note this year. for merry
Christmas is going to cost you % per
cent more than it did a year aso Tt.s
going to cost you more for what Won
eat for what you wear and for what
you give away.
Inc same increased costs will he
appended to all expenditures ~,
mother and the girls. SO If Won suc-
coed In maintaining a mien of nerri-
ment on par with that of a wear 90
1t will mean that YOU are. IN fact Ok
per cent happier.
whether the increases are due to the
tarln' to prosperity or what not.
GOES not seem easy to determine,
Dealers vary in opinions.
Two Things Cheaper.
investigation mas disclosed tzo
articles that could be bought IN FARGO
as cheap or cheaper than a year ago
Ooiiee OF all grades remains UNI
changed while the Irish potato, which
enjoyed a prolific summer, can he
bought for so per cent less. Other
rood staples range from 4 per cent
increase on sugar TO 33 Ia per cent
Increase on hams Clothing increases
vary from 10 to IS per cent.
Increased prices in foodstuffs. which
are largely supposed to be regulated
by supply and demand, have kent
pace with the increases on manufac-
tured goods and on materials affected
by the Aldrich tariff schedules. The
1obber who got q cents a pound for
wool one year ago, now gets az
cents. Hides that brought IL cents
a pound in December 1908, now
bring IA cents. The increase in the
raw products Is carried up into the
manufactured goods. and suits. shoes.
gloves, ETC., of equal quality, are SELL
Ing 20 to 25 per cent higher.
One Broadway dealer declared Mon
day that Is per cent of the rs per
cent Increase on wooden goods Is d.
rectly due to the tariff, and that 10
per cent is due to the fat prices in
1908, when paniclSy conditions were
still on the horizon.
The following scale figured on
wholesalers prices. as giving more
stable basis than those of the retailer
shows the increases
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
A CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Give Your poor rect a Christmas
present, get your corns, bunions and
improving nails treated. Go to DR.
Geary in the Stern building, over
Merchants National bank and he will
give you comfort In Ave minutes, SO
that you will enjoy Christmas and
have happy New Year His rooms
are No. rs and n. Remember the
doctor has been here fourteen years
and knows his business thoroughly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22

largest line of soc popular copy.
rights in city. Turner's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
M'CUMDER LANDS
IMPORTANT POST

washington, Dec. Ex-senator Me-
Cumber was yesterday appointed
member of the committee on public
lands and Senator Crawford ON the
committee on agriculture.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
Laavaa for Glancoe.

DR.. j. r. Hughes. who for the past
three years has practiced as veteri-
nary surgeon in Fargo, left last eve-
ming for Glencoe, Mimi, where he win
locate DIR. Hughes has made sue
cess IN Fargo and he leaves host Of
friends who will be sorry, to learn
that he has left Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
Holiday Rates to the East.

. Via the South Shore to all Eastern
Canadian points and 10 local stations
in Northern Michigan. If interested
apply to agents for particulars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-22
A Cheap Quarter seotlon.

Read today's offer of thu Page Bene-
dict Land Co, il you are seeking an
exceptional opportunity to get farm
on terms that you can practically make
the land pay for itself. your labor alone
added.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
anmit.Qeib b.MnsiteQmng.

9aarplanb ,Snititut 6jaaere uutcr ben Iii,
ipiSieu beS Charcoal Sub. ldaIicb pon 1890
IormiitaaS his $50 abenbS uno non $50 BIS
1890 I6cnhS. Giniriti 25e. US-23)
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yomben'G Grploiion i'm Scnnememt.
hans.

Gincinnnfi 6. II. ,Sonuur
- Sm Sslltcrroin cinc3 uor 81 ita-
lienilden Sdnlilien bclpobnten, pier.
ltodi1cl ltnementbollies on Der Ban
miller iub Jiihntouo. Strobc pcrleBtt
cine beiite iriib eilgetretene 9pmbcn
Grplolion oil 80 Ferlonen, picle Der.
'clben jienIlh bebenflid. iebod, Nie.
nonoen. mic man gluubt. tootlidl.
Gle GrploiiorL melhe man fir eiil
Mcrf Scr ~ ShlDar5M Sano" b1lt,
rcrilr'ahte Ocr arobten Sdrcdcn in
Der Snii5cn Rodbnrihoit uno ocmo.
lirtc cinen Sbeil oes Uebdlocs. 9ne-
title Scr5o, cin g1der, oeiien @e.
iddftSlofol id) ini linteren Stofperf
beflnoet. ioa lid Die iSeinoidjait DER
. sdiparjen @ano" 5lise5osen baber,
lno mar glaubt, oaii onS 9lttentat
chi i'm gciniin5t mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
9,un cincm ,)iaubrr crid,uiIen.

liuiou. So. II. Samior. - z.
ErimboQ. Gin biciiger Heitollroteur
luur0c luGhrcno Der letien 9tad)t in
ieinem 2cIal pcn eiHeln Rauber ourd,
5lpci Shiiiie lit bcu &opi oltaenbld.
lid 1et0btet. er mar. lpGtreno er
leiae Io9eseilluapme S1blte. BON Dem
9i1ilber ilbcrrodt ipor0en. lueld,er
inn nit ppr1ebdltenem Neuoluer oas
@elO abforoerte gr gab linn loiort
fn3 Silber1el0. lueldes cr in scr
&ano Dielt lnlo luelIoete iidl nm. n
Scr abiidt. aud oas Eaplergelo Der
&aiie 5li entlebnlen itlo oem 9anbi
ten gu iiberreifen. Iieier aber. mel
der ousenideilllit glaubie, Grim.
bali lei I'M 9egriiic, eii,en Gepoluer
Sn ergreiien gdb ofort bic tooilidel
Sd)iiiIe ob. Ter ]Porber cntfont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Gclbiimorb -GnnoioGt tDbict amoercn
Mann.

9tcm Dorf II. 3onl!nr. Gin
eiRcntbilnlidbcr Sooc9iall 6ilr6 Gin.
otbmcn upn @clid)tAo5 crciuncte lid)
hcltc iriIb III Dem S5otel 9tr. 5S,
@cIt,1S. Strabc. Soiepb Gleorp, eiit
&nnoelarcilenber mo @olt III benl
Notcl, Orcbtc Oos @as in ieincnl
3immer an I'm li1 ous 9eben 81
ncbnlcn, inOciieu plroc iein Sorbo.
ben cntocdt mo pcrcltelt. Gleorp
tciinoct iid) Jest I'M 9ep.Oort Soipi.
toL no Die 9lcrjtc erflGrcn. er peroc
onuon funnuen. Sic Noshiinlte aus
iCincrn 3inuncr 0ronacn ieood ourd)
Die Gcdc in Gin bnrilbcr 9elegene9,
pon cincm 0rl, 9ilhoro ,SoDnipn ein.
0enollnlrne2 3in1mer, lmo oieicr
wuroe olS Scidc i'm Wcttc aeilnoea.
Ga5 WaS bate i'm iiberlpdltigi. nab,
reno cr I'M Sdlnic lng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Mcndjclmurb in Wunubsuiae.

Diornbanillc. ". .No.. II.
,Fonuur. - Ireo. Gropioro. II
Sabre olt iuO ais 8ornonn in ei.
nCm Icportclncnt Der ,llniteo Stutes
Stnmping Co." bobicr dngeiteat,
lrurbe geitcrll Abeno an 'eiuem
Scin1pegc nlcll0lin19 cridolien. Iie
Eoli5ei Iobnoct ollf orei Miilncr,
lrcldlc Der Sbot perbddtia linb, lrno
Die HIiltblul0c ais Dem bieiiaen
3ii6tbmta iilo lfnen ani Die tSiibrtc
gebcBt luorocit aeil 9litgen5euac
Der Sbat lit uorbunoeu. aleiu ellie
nobc ocm Shulplnb oeS NcrDred,el;s
robncnoe s5rou iuiu ilnmittcl6ar Dor
Den S6illlen eillen Mann geb5rt bo
belL lpeldcr einem SpieBgciellen 5u.
rle': o@enn Iu i'm nid)t iuubri1alt,
IL tbne i'd cs!" Gin Naubnloro liegt
riht Dor, bn alle Wcrtbiafen, iueld)e
CRAWFORD in Der Soid,e bate. lnbc
riibrt bliehcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
1yran Nmiiea Sagc'S Bed.

9tcm Dort II. Sanllar. - Grit
icbt miro befonnt. bnB SraI Huiiea
Gage IN i6renl Scinl, Nr. 632. finite
9lpcnilc. ourdl cincu 6all i'll ibrer
Nobmlna om GonnerItag iih eincn
9rud) oes lnfcu 0nubgclciltes sree
5oaen bat. ,Sbr Srjt. 2r. slbbc. be-
5eidDnct Dos 9eiinbcn ols 5lilrieben
ltcllcno, o0d miro 6rau Gage o,,i
oen Gnpiang ibrcr 6relnoinneit
ludbreuo einigcr Gage @erjidli lciiten
miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Niid)crid,ooncr mnb Mannid)aft urr.
loren.

9tcp Dort II. SunlIur. Ger
Nildcrid)opncr i. Slunllom" aus Ct.
,Sobna, Z. j., iironoetc m1brcno Scr
pcrgongcncl 9tndt ol,i Der ,o0be BON
Nuc FoInt, 15 !Dtcilen 3Itlih boz
Sire SSInu0, mo 1ulrbc raid BON
DER 8ranolnl9 5crtrillnmert. .Moil
ilrd,tct. hab Die 1on5e Monnid)oft cr.
trlmtcn lit. Sd,iiistriimncr bcocdcn
bcutc oic aiiite IN Der llm9cblmg.
gic Wionnld)ait Der nobcu Giiltcnret
tiingSiutlon llldlt nuf ben Seihcn
Der Henarlnula meldc, mic man
glall6t, nu5 10 bis Is Ecrioncn br
Itonb. Gas ncblgc @ettcr ilno ooS
S6nccNeIt0bCr ucrbllbcrten Oie 9cutt
ser Miiltrnrettlll9aItntion, ocn Sd)ii'.
brlld iuobrjulrebmclL bis nahocm Der
Shooncr cil totnlca Srad mar.
Gic SpaQop" mar eill fleiner
SGoOncr pon ! Sonnen uno geb0rtc
eincm @rn. ,Sobn Gapion BON ct.
,SobnS. .!SobridIcinlid mar iie nit
cincm Cargo acirorcner 0drinee u,i
Ger ,Sohrt nod fcp-yorf. Sp1tcrcu
Nodriften jlliolgc ioQ Die Wianns
id,nit nlr aus iiini ooer iedGs Scr.
ioncn bcijanben baben.
Ct. Nobna, y. i, II. Soluor.
Ter leihcitcr1e sSiiderldooncr
. SpaIlom" bate chpo 5nGli Eerio.
nen al Sorb, lpcldc i1nlntlib por
Einep Solono itomintcn. Gr gina
nor cipn 5luci 9S0dcn nit cincnl
Gargo S0rin1c pon bier nb. 5iterit
nod Wlolcelier, Diall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
6Iuf Sabre 3ndItGans,
,Qtchr Ecnnlplpulicr Nonficr$ pcrllr
tbellt. - Strengc Nbnoun0 Der
Ncrpcnollng ppn Nonfnclocrlr
oli EriputSlucuc.

Nitta burA 10 II. Sunlur.-
,Ml bieligen @iubc@0eridt lplroc &c.
tern SSm. =. fc&cc, Der Niccpr1ll
oelt ser ,Sarnlera lotional @onf III
Glulcnton. 90. mo 9ircftpr Scr
Gr'ten Notlonalbnnf iii Glintpnuillc,
Fd,, iuclcher Der rcdtalpiorigcn Ser
lucn0lng bon SoilO1 ilbcriilbrt NOR
Den mar, 5il . Sabrct 3ubtboia Der
urtbcilt, Setn 9rubcr &ohu ~. NC
acc, Scr ErGiibcnt scr GrItcn Notio-
uolbnnf in Glintoupillc. lpurnc uc0en
bca 0lcichcll &erbrehcn0 III elmer glei
cbcn 3uhtbollSltrafc pcrlrlbclt, mo
ocs Hebtercl Sobh pcIhcr &oiilrrr
oca gcnunnteu &ultltutca 0cipricu
mar, crtlurte iid) Der slnciNmn0 BON
Sonhs lnlb Der HlIdbidllhuuN iilr
ldnllotN lno lcln llrthcil miro linn
om n1diteu Snmital pertiinoct pcr,
Ncn. Charles 6. Oftllln, Der 2ol,is
rcr Der Nnrmer% II. Mcrdanta' 9tus
tiouol '9onf i'll Mount Elcolont, go,
crblclt gleielfalis iue0cn redtppibri
ger Tcrncn0llng ron Nonha iiIuf
Sabre 3llhthmIo ltn0 mc0cn @eibiilic
81 ocn criu0bntcn &crbrehen purbc
4. s.. Stcirmnnn aus Mi. Ncaiont
Ger Erdlibcnt scr oGtnn Number
60" IL Der Glcicbcn 6oltitruic Der
nrtbeiit Il II. SHilclu. Der FrGliocnt
Der NdrnlerH II. Wterd)nnta' 9totpnul
Gont in 9Rt. Flealont, ipur0c glcid)
folS Scr @eihiilic ld)inhig bcilmOcn.
Die llrtbcIlHpert!ln0lulg lpllr0c fiir
i'm nber init Hiidlid)t mi icin hoGcS
9llter BON 61 Sohren llno icincarGnf
lidfeit Dis jitm Maiiernin beS Se
rid)to perlhobell. Ser Hid,fer rii0te
bel Der llrthcilaiprehuua Die 9tci9una
10 piclcr 9nntiera, 0aS WclO Scr BON
ibnen ucrtrctcncn ,NlItitlltc inter
@cilcitcletunN Der Dcieblioben @eitim-
nnlngen iiir ibrc Eripntppefe III Der.
mcn0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
,sIntb i'm Sbip.1 heal 6eiiirdJtet.

" bectinh W..Ta., IL. San. -
Senn Dns ludrne Wetter iortbouert.
~ 1T III Den ndfIien pnar Sugen cine
Jlutb i'm Sbio.Sbale 81, befiirhten.
Ger Sbio.JiuB, lpclher nod Dor ,pei
Dionaten 10 lief sefallen mar. bab er
Surhrotet iueroen fonnte uno SeIIen
Yaiieritan0 faum hinrcihte, eim Ga.
noe i'll troacn, lit icst i'm id)ncIlpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Baltimore Mo, Monaq, ben rs Sannar 1909

Steigen, lno haa rnite ShmclSen
oca Shnee's i'll Den obCrcn lbGlcrll
miro i'm I'M Safe ieincr tSortonuer
sum 9lustrcten brinlcn. Sritt mic
Der tdltercs @ettcr ein. 10 mcroeu
a)iiIliouen pon NuitcIn &oblcn bel
Dem Ac8euportiacn @oiicrituno bon
Eittsbltr9i olla fIuBabuGrt@ ucridiiit
lrerbcn CnS Gintretcn elmer Shuts
nilrbc oicie &crltiiiung perhinocrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Srano in Soitom,
nGuliicum" ucrbrauut, mGbrcno Gin
Sli55arb iuiithct,

Scnptrunlr inter ltllll, SGid)mdn
Her nit Sis bc0edt. - Nln0crtc
Ocr slutonobileu jcritort, an 20
Ncrloncn pcrlcbt unb 0rci Gboui
'ellrs pcrnllBt - NtilIctbnt Der
Sdpur5cn omo" III rincm Gin.
cinnuti'er Scncmentbmla. - Nod,,
iuafer in Nbiotbol bciiirftct. -
Siihcri1ppner crlciott Sd,iii-
brlld on bcr &illtc pou Son9 Sa.
IMlo. - Gic gonjc Monnihoit
ucrlorcn.
3 o iton II. Snnlar Ga3
rSoiiIelulL" alh alS Der ,SSintcr
Gnroen" betnnnt, irilbcr Der Eropi-
ocncc. c.gubnbof, ing bcllte ipGbrcn0
zines bciti9cn Shnceitllrme3, bel
elmer Scmperatlr bon Inter 9tnll,
lycucr lulb mlrbc, ncblt cmn 300 bis
100 slutonphi(cn, 5eritGrt. Nm 20
NitgIicoer Der 2old)maunihoit crlit-
ten NcrIesungcn ooer truacn iSroIts
bcllleu oopon. Grci Gbouiicura ncr'
hen pcrlniBt mo mnn iiirbtct, ou6
tic oen Zoo III Den Slomuen iOnben,
Ter pcfllniGre &erlllit miro am1.
hcru6 oui $750,000 gcid1tt Sic
Iclcriuchr orbeitctc mubrcno oc3
SranocS utter Der groBten Sbric.
rigfcit inlh mar bnl0 ilbar mo ilbcr
nit Gia bcoctt. Ter @rano cntitono
in bCm n0rhlihcn Gnor oca rGoli.
icir1la," ucld)eS cnte@ scr 0roBtcn
0ic6Guoe Scr Stnot mar uuo Gin Nhl-
IcnL @icnclc- mo 9luto-liclnbob.
ncn, Suroger &crtuuiaSinmcr uim.
umlobtc. IS bebedtc cinen Sl1hcn'
roinn bon filnf 9ltcrn Sur6ca. Gic
Erop;hcncc Nabnbelclliduit bate
S5.O00000 iiir bos gigcutbum be
5oblt llto 'citocnn lic ibrcn 9ubnboi
non BORT eiltfcrnte, mar porgcldloacn
morocn Gin ItGbtiiheS RothbouS on.
roit' III crbaucn
llnter oen jcrIt6rtcn WcidGitaloto-
len tc'inben lih bicjeni9cn Ser o9ian,'
6lcr 2liIto Co." Der Bottom 9(utomo,
bile 60" Ger ,@plton Wtotor Gar
Co." Scr Ncaa lronaier Gp.," Der
"9nb 9cntlnJ Co." Scr uSObn O.
SowIor ,feniing Co." Der o9oimc
slntp Gil & 0reole Co." Der , 9Sbit
nep Garage 60" lmo ehua 5moniig
olloere flcincre Wurngcn, NCporntur-
sScrhtittcn ilnO %crfmli3lcinlc. Tie
Bottom Si8btlccml 60" rerlor ibrc
feds groBcn Arnitpogcn i'm Mcrtbc
Don 1e SoOOO. Mnhfer SaM!. 8.
aertncop cntoedtc fms Dor Sugeson.
brllh Den 9runo i'm aeiieliimmer
mo erlitt, juiummen hit Hatrid
Io!nl. cincm onocren 2lngcitclltcn
in .Gpli'elun." behcrflifc grano
milnOen ulii Der SSlilcbt ans Dem @cs
bollhe. S'rcnnlcnbc3 @uiolnn cr9oii
iih mGbrcno Der ,Sclicrsbrlmit ous
6erplubten .scbGltcrn in oie Stroben
iuib erbpbte oic Wciohr Ger Siti,a-
tion. InS .Notcl Sbornopte," eineS
her erpBten mo porncbnlten @ait.
bGlIer Der Stobt iouie Ger neuc
uWtotor- -Oiortt" lpurcn l1ngcre 3eit
pon Den 6Iulnlnen 6eoroht. ieooh &C.
lang c3, lie i'll rctten.
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nlul III lultrrilltcn. 2Ibcr niht
oltrh cinc Elwu ionocvu 0urh
0uo SbcrGcridi pon ?{0u IDort
Gplmtu.
9tcm Dort H. &olunr.
Morrp g. Sbulp. Scr Wt5r0cr Ston
ioro g4bitc'0, pclhcr bcrcit3 oli cigc
tie Nullt oerid)iebeuc uer0cblihe Ger
iudc iu ieincr gntloiilng mlS ocm
WSottculpun 9lml fiir irrlulnlNc Ser
BREEDER 0cmutbt bat. miro nlu bod
no6mnlS elmer 0crittIihcn HClrthcl
hung lcincS 0ciitcSSllltnnocS inter
poricn ucrbcn Sn lcincr Cntidci-
blln1 III DEM bon Srml @illiom
Sbnu. Der Willttcr bca Snhoitirtcn.
ongcltrcnNtcll Sobcua Gormta &cr
iuhrcn hat 9citcrn Midtcr Son1ptin3
III 9tpod oic Ncrcd)ti1uuN cillcr nod,
noIl1cn l(rtcrlllhlng Sbop'S 5luar
oncrtonnt inn llcbriNcn ober olle BON
,Srou Shmp ncmobtcr slpplifotioueIt
ueriuortcn.
>Nl crltcr Hinic pcrlpcigcrtc CT cl-
ncl Eroicb Dor elmer >Sllrp, ocn ,Srml
lbolu 0ciorocrt hntte, mo pcrfiigt,
ooG hic ISruNc ilbcr ocn @ciitcs5u
ltun0 0c@ ,SnhQitirtcu 0urd cincu @c-
rihtoboi D6er cincm 9iidtcr ociiclben,
NIT oocr ubnc ocu geiltuno elmer
Gonlnlilluu obcr einc3 NcIcrentcu ie
nod ocm Nutodtcu bc4 @cricht2hrie5
oocr 9iihter2, Cntldic0cu >ucrhcn ioll.
Sl 5lpcltcr SnIc pcriilgt 9iihtcr
(onptlnS, Dob Ole Nerbunbllngcn
uor bcnt SbcrNcrld)t IN 9tcu Worf
Golnlu criolncn lollen.
Gic GrtihCiOlm9 Oc3 9iid]tcr2
Sonlpfln8 lit lomit nlS cin SicN fiir
GntrIft0ommoIt Scromc o,li}uiuiicr,
0cr cncr0llcb h0lilr orNunlcntirtc, 0nb
boa cn0OiltiNc SAitiol Sbmu'a III
bcoilNt III 9tclu 9)orf Gorntn c,tld,ic
bcn iucr0cn miilic, m0brcno Nrml
Shom uuSbrilcflih 6ic Ncrlc0ung Der
%crbou0llttaCll nnd) cinen uu0crcn
Golnm nud)gCltdt bate Sicrome
nodtc Icrlcr Qcltcn0, 0oB Sholr Ill
bcilbor luabn'innl0 lnl6. III 6rcihcit
Bclctt cine iiIr bu9 NenlclInpelel Ne
f1brlihc Ecrlou ici. sSrol Mm Sbmp
erflGrtc ooncacl bnb ihr Sobn tein
Ncrbrccbcr lei. On i'm Die ,Nlrp bon
Scr gllflo0e ocS Wiorbc@ freigeipro
d)cn bobc, ullo icinc llcbcrlpeiltn0 1T
Ooa Wiottcmunn 9lml buhcr lln0clcE
licb aemclcn lei Gr ici icbt Rbeniol9
0ciiti1 0eimD lulo 5il Ieiner Srcpol
iun1 ilnbebingt bercdtigt.
9luf oic tSruNc ser Sc0olit0t bcr
llebcrlpeiillnN III 0oa Stoots- Srrcn.
slipl licB ii6 Gitbtcr Eonlpfins III
iciner Gntid)cioun0 nidt cin. 9lS
NcQrillloulA iiir hiclc icinc Saltllng
filbrtc cr on bob 0icic 6rnNc bcrcltS
bon jluci onbcrcn Siidtcrl fir ocn
,Nbuitirtcn llNinitiN cntidieben
ipprbcn lei mo ieBt Scr 9lppcllinlton5
porlicac, rSln llcbriNen beft iid) Die
gcitriNe Gntid)cINlnN I'M @eientIihen
nit Der irilbcr Don 9iidter Wfills &c
IGlltcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18

Vdfc iur's Nueianb Deisrst o. Wsins, 4is
Id Baltimore str.. nahe Snitsm 4snis.Nsenns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Gplleftiren non 1909 Steuern.
eteucr.lrpartemcnt, 8atbhaus.
= q 7 1T D 7 Z, OH 7. NWIINut Ig'
Sur Tahridlt iiir stencr5abler.

Sur Tadhridit fir steucrsabler
lie 9iidber bieies requirements iino iett
Geoffnci Snr 9nieegenndbme Der 5ahlliug boil
Stauiss uno SiaotiIeuertl fir buS Sabre 1909.
iperoen aui ollie itdhiiden erlulseiscntbuns.
Hericnn.' rlno SeIuridlen=Rehnnnaen beipil'
ltai Die uuhrcno oe5 giordtS Sdnuar. itidt
ubr Ndtiaas Der 81. Saulnr lit ein Soniiaa).,
be5nblt, lperocil. tSni 90 Rro5eiit iperocIl duf
Staatsrccbnlngen bepIlipt.
Poit crbalien, inbenl beiclben ohne 3o9eru
barln erfn6en. nit Nneape ees ei9enibnnis
cines nit Der beireffclIben gSreiie oeriebrnen
tranririeu grieinmihIasc. Steine 9aetHuneen
fiir oas IluieHbe Sabr ueroen ailsaefulh
ipenn Mot oaruiH pcripnlib ODER bricIiib CT
fubt iuirb.
0rauf Vrpmn,
(San5 ,t2 1925 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18

Is at 6rontreid, IT, &alliar. -
Ger 'ameritnni'd,c 9Icroplonfnbrcr
Cruillc &rigbt, icinc Shpcitcr ao,
tbarinu rno Srnu @nrt 8. Berg 0ic
@attn 6eS clropGilfcn @1id)Gitsiijb.
rerS scr gSrigbtS. hubcll bel S>oboS
Ceportcncnt Sanoe2. inI Barrier Gr,
prebjug Dor Der Giniobrt III bcn Sun.
nel Don SSo6aS ein1n 3uionntcnitob
init etnent un0eren 3ug crlctt, obne
1eood uerleBt 81 lper0cn.
Vier Der iibrigen Voiiogisre lpur.
Den ihper uerlest. Seioc 2ufonloiiuen
mur0en Oenolirt unb Die Sabrt nod)
{Na~keci...A~ Eat,