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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20
Wrinkles and CroWfeet

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youtbful-and better still, they make
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Free. Tie S. Il. Fell Co, Cleveland, o.
F. J. Hill Drug Co., 80 W. 2nd South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20

Boys, firecrackers may be all right,
interest in you and your patriotism.
The Tribune is going to give you a
flag-a beauty, 21a by 4 feet, all
ready for the Fourth. 4 thousand
flags for thousand young patriots free
on one easy condition See Mr.. Mus.
grave. city circulator Tribune, or phone
Bell Main 5000, independent 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20

an increase varying from 90 per cent
to 90 per cent in excess Of the totals
for tho corresponding period of last
year.
In short, business affairs are in good
shape, with excellent activity present
and the outlook roseate. Following are
the latest quotations for local stocks
and bonds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20

A private safe may be rented In the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company
80 up Main street. So 100 per year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
SlnttGat In elmer Wi6liOt6cf.

Cation g., 8. Suli. - Goonep
Niifc, cin Grobtipouncr, eridloB bellte
III Der bieIigeu Gffentliden 9ibliotbef
Sic BORT ais @ibliot6efarin angc-
i,cltc sSrnu 2i0u @riSuolo, IS Sabre
olt, iulO moGtc Damn eiren Selblt-
m~oroUcriltdj. Gr bro6te iid ieood)
mr cine mbeoeutenOe @utoe bet
lnO murOe Dem @ei0n8niB iibernie.
icu. Die @rmoroete mar cine God.
fer OeS Hibtcr5 :. u. Gilmore nno
i6r 6moliiGbrigcr Sobn mar augen.
5cugc Der Irog0oic Niic bat 3ral
mo ainoer, ioa ie0od in 6rolt 8ris.
tuol0 ucrlicbt Nepcien iein mo oaS
Gcrbrcd)en bcBangen bobeu, neil iie
Icinc Nufmcrtinmtcitcn juriIdwies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

GbemifolicrL Dele mo Torbcn 5llnl
NnitrcidelL IS Grb0bun9cu, 10 Ser
ubieBltngeL ST Goragropbcn. gr=
Den, iroenc @aaren mn0 8lasmQas
rclL 3 GrD0bu1Qcn, 10 &Crobictulls
gen, SO Yurogropbclt. W}ctaIle ulO
6abrifotc aus Mtctou, 81 Gr66bul-
gen, II SCrobiebungcu, 80 &ardgras
pbert. 3udcr, @tcloiic uno 6abrifote
aus ioldcrL 1 Grbobung, 4 Earosrus
pbelt. Gnbof mo 6obrifotc aus 'ols
deun, 1 G%rb0brnQ ) photographer.
Ndcrbutpro0lttte un0 ErpplIlolclL
tG Grb0bum0cL 8 NcfdbiebrugcL 70
photographer. SpirituolenL gSetne
etc, 10 Grb0bunQcn, 13 uollltdnOige
EoroQropbcu. 6luha, Sorlf, Suite
etc, 8 G~rb0bun0cn , @croblctuntgcn,
% @%uru0rop6cl. &crnliidtc NrtifcI,
IL Grb0bmgcn, 10 @crobIcbungcn
- @%orugropbcn.
Gie Grb66mgen limo oft iolhc oltf
lpidtiQe Nrtifcl, Die &crobicBunNcn
mciit lolHe olf unpidtigc Hrtifcl,
lrn0 mdbrcno Die Grippe @olj bier
Grb66tngcn Mtf iiinf @crobicbmAcn
ollhuciit, miro Die Grippe ol9 @on=
5c9 ollrd) gluiCrIeQlnN zines 3ollc9
BON $3.50, 9cgcn Den Sob Oc9 @ous
les bon 81, cr60bt. Sic cin5i0c
Grippe, mclhc cine ollAcmeinc Ser.
o~Dicbuug ollipciit, lit Ole iibcr Sol5-
hrci, 0rudpopier II. /. IN.
Dor Der bclltiAcn &crtoGlung hc5
Sernta crnomtc Niccpr0ii0ent Sbcrs
man Die Ncpllblitoucr NlOridL Bur-
rolu2, Ycnrpie, Sole mo Gullom 10.
pie 0ic 0cnlotrotcn Tunicl, OlonCp
lnO @uilcp 81 &crtrctcrn OCS Scnot9
it Dem Gonicrcu5 Gomitc bciOer
&Grier, mcl6c9 Der Inriibill tire
cnOQiiltiNc Soiiun0 ST. pcrlcibcn boz
ben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
Ger @ipfcl Der SrrdBsIt

9llter 9ltntmler miBbroudt Die 0udJ.
iidt 0es @oli5eirifters C'0eiQ
ulti ihmG6lide g8ciie. - StiebIt
fiini W}inutcn mad ieiner 6reilois
lung cine GdoAtct Snieftenplll-
Der ST QeGeimen Experimental.
Gincn 2(ft 6o0enloicr 6re66eit lei
itctc iih acitcrn ladmittag Der 81
Satire oltc DlidaeG 3. MoriGnQ bon
9}r. 1l15, 6oirnromt.NDcnlie Ger,
icIbc mar 3uiommeu nit benz % SOB.
re often GOmar0 2(ruol0 bon, Hr.1t09,
GnioritroBc, mcgcuTaga6on0age Dem
EoIi3eirihtcr G'9iciU i'm 0itlifenSto'
%tionsbouie porqeiilbrt. Nodoem Ole
Ser9contcn &oiB mo aIeiu 6e5erat
bnttch OuB Die bci0en g(rreitanten it,
men ieit fitni Snbren ais 8ummler
bctount lcicn mo III ser 8rattItroBc
bcrIlm lutQcrten ergriff g0maro Mr.
nolO fiir iid) unO ieinen GoQegen oos
@ort. Gr bcniea Dem &idter bic
llnmoGrbeit ser Seiten3 ser 8laur0f,
fe iiber i'm gcmad)teu anqo6cn be.
5iiglid) ocS iiinfidbrigGn 2lufcnt6nIteS
an GrattitroBe ooOurd, OuB 2eBter5r
i'm Dor GINGER 3eit ouf fiinf Gage
uodl Dem @ef0nQniB Qeiun0t babe II.
ooB er liG olio nitht flint SATIRE lang
urnterbro6cr at Ser GrnttItrobe
oufQcboltcn buben f0nne. Gr idlob
iciu @lai0oncr nit Scr Bite, ser Bid,
ter modtc linn unb icinem 2~aiOensgc-
noiicn nod cine @elegen6eit gebeu,
ii6 ibrer Otitncit nitbIi6 maden 5lI
t6nlen. 9{od)Oem 9ciOe pcriproden
6otte1t iid IN. 3ufttnit por Der Yratts
ItroBc fern bnlten SIT luolelt, O%ltriten
tie fires @eocS 5ieben. &ulm luuret
jcOodl 5e6n Wtinutan nerflolien ais
Moriboa IN 9ealeitung OeS Eoli5ilten
@oroon mieocr I'M Stotion86ouie crs
idien. Gic9mal nor ole Inidulot.
alrnq ge0cn i'm ober arnitcrer Notltr.
Wfaribou bate c2 nid)t iiber'S 0erj
brinacn f0nnelt bel'm @oiliren 0rS
2oOenS bon Soiepb 9louItcin cine
riciigc Sfodtel 5u mouierL meld)c
Snicftenpuloer entbielt. 2nS CT sum
3%paiten Mnl Dor Den &idter ge6raft
mlrOc, beqann Wari6aG: .Sr. Hidj-
fer, tl geitebc, 0us Snieftenpulper &C.
itoblen SIT BADEN, aber eS mar fir Ell
men gltt1n 3rUed i) babe ndn1lid
2Guie mo m6dte Die Giedcr los mcr-
Ocu. Bite, Ioiieu sic mid qeben!"
Gie2mol CAB ea ober t5in Gurbon
ncbr. Wtit ocn @ortcu; sd len0e
Sic nod Ocnt Sto0tqciGngniB, 100
Sore &leiocr N%creinigt m5roen ii. Sic
Gin QuteS BOO erboIten" ilbcrmieS Der
&id)tcr Sen olten WillctbGter Dem Sc.
rid,tSnerfnbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
Eico Der ,Nniicn."

&oouotc, So, 8. <li. - Die
Gcutc in 9riitol, So, obgeboltcnc 60
col Cption-g&ob rciuItirte in elmer
W}oioritGt DON 3S Stimmru iiir bic
o%9toiicn." obnIeid) sic driItlidcn
5cmpercn5pciber uno Die @eiItIi6feit
plies oltibotcn, INN Ser @e9enportci
oen Sieg al ucridafien.
IS mlrr0en I'M 8nn5el $40 Stinl-
men obqcgcbeIL l39 81 @lnItcn un0
act 9e0en NltaiteQlng Don &iccn5en.
&orbcreitrngcu iiir Die Gr0ffnltEJ
BON Nirtbi6oitcn uno GngroS-
@biafep = SonOlu19en, Die Elm Gut.
5clo nu6c gelegencr otrodcncr"Stdo
ten nit %olloii5n @oorcn" perior8en
f0uncn, iino 0ercit3 ~gctrpifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
,,Epft Trinfs."
@iGtigc llnterIndung ii6cr Sic &c.

@idti0c 4lnterlrd)unN il6cr Bic Be
id)oiienbtit Ourd) Gbcnlitcr ser
@un0eSrcgicrung in Cincinnati
cltgclcitet.
Gincinnoti 9, s. &uli.-GGc.
infer in 9icnitcn ser @unOeare0ic-
rllng bubel bier cine iUitemutiid)c I'm
tcriltd)rmg Scr iogcnonnten oioniten"
0etrQnfe cingeleitet, meld)c III per
idie0cntn SilbItnuten icit@tniiiGrling
Der Erobi6ition per5apft mcrotn. Gins
itottlidc Ero6cIommllung ioldler @e.
trdnfe aus peridie0cnen Gbeilen Oea
Sit0enS lit 6cidlafft mor0en,ltm ortrd)
cine denliidc llntcriudrulg lire 9es
ItonotbeiIe ieit5uiteQcn, mcldeu Ero.
5entiob BON Qllfobol lie clltboltcn un0
OF ibre 3uiummenictung ais Elm Ser.
Ge6en gcgen 0oS 0eieb fir refine Sob.
ru1lgsmittel olli5ufoiien lei. SIN bic
ligen 2oborotoriunt Ser @rnoesregic.
rlttg itno OiG AngeIteaten jcBt nit Der
demiifen gtnolpie Ger piclcl bunbert
Eroben bcidGitigt, unO l%tngelobr 80
Irten oial,fter" 0etrdnfe limo bereit5
in lire 9eitnnbtbeilc 5crleqt mor0en.
@eridieOene Subitiide iinO BON Den
Gbemifern nit Sen SdrbltoficlL mel.
DIE lie Den @etr1nfen c~nt3ogen bubcn,
gcfGrbt mor0en. Iie SltfItiicfe BADEN
inter Der Notwithstanding grel-
le 6arber angenommcn, mas mad
llrtbail Der Sodleute ein aeniiqenOer
9cmeis lit, OoB sur &erItelung iene.
nianften" @etrGlfe fiinitlife sSGr6.
Itoffe bermenOet pur0en, tpelfe Sic
@unbe5regierung bel Der SerIteIfung
bon @etr0nfen nift geltattet. Gie
Hegierllng erlaubt Oie Gertpen0nllg
BON iieben ser Observation-Disclosures,
unb bieie iie6en 3uldiligen 6drbItpt,
fen, bon benen 0rei rotb, cine oron.
genfar6ig, cine bIau, cine grim mo
cine Gelb linb, perOen bon Den Sod
lellten Der &egieritng ais 10 gut mic
uniddoli6 6etradtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
GcS SinOc3 SdJutcn9cl.

Cic 4-idbriQc 9eiiic @ottbelf Cit 6ol.
hes @Glricrgepiert melt in Der
S6uBoorri6tumg zines StroBcn.
bubn.NSoggono gcidlciit. - Ont,
fam nit lcitbtcn G]crlcBungen. -
@roBnuuttcr Oc5 &inoe9 murOc
obnndbtig.
3oblrcifc StroBcnpaiiunten morelt
QcItcrn llbcno in Siios8altimorc
3cllgcn zines llnfuQe3, Der beinabc
elm Mcnid)culebcu geior0ert bate.
Die tleiuc / Sabre olte 8eiiie @ott
bcli uou 9}r. 81, Wiprtle-N penilc,
luclhc bel jbrcr @roBmltter WtorD
@ariiel0 i'm @ulie 9tr. Ga, Sitos
GborIeaitroBc 5u9ciuh peiItc, frell5s
tc Die StruBc lmo muroe Don Dem III
boiler Tobrt bcitn0lid)cu StraBcn-
bubmua0gon 9tr. Git Der Glib
Gborlc9itr ,-Siuie ~gctroiicu. Slid.
lid)crlueiie fiel 0ua &ino III Die Sdllb-
porrihtlulq, mllrOe obcr Elm bolbe5
NG~uicr0cpicrt nit fortgctroqcn. Grit
Damn brad)te Ser Wtotoriitbrcr 0eu
MuQgon 5lrn1 Steben. SIS cntIt0uO
boIo Elm riciiger MIeni6cnauiIouf
un0 ais &crr &looc &cptl bon 9tr.
$40, SilosGburIe@ ItroBc, ou9 &in0 IN
ho9 0oua leiller @roBnlllttcr bradtc,
fieI oic HcBtcrc IN Obrmtnd)t, rlO Is
nobm Qcroumc 3cit, cbc iidI oieielbc
mICbCr crbolt bate. Or. Scrntonn
Brittle BON 9tr. 13, Observation-Disclosures,
Der ioiort SIT Hutbe ac5odcll murOc,
%conitotirtc 5ltr 6rcuOc 9lQcr, OoB Sci
tic NIT lcihtcn Observation-Disclosures
0ooon Getonmlen mar.
Munu pom Slid nqcn.
&obn Wtorgnn BON Ar. 2t0, va
top3coItroBe, in @eitport, mur0e ge-
itCrn NbcrtO bon elmer HotomotiDe &C.
~troiien mo Ocrortiq ocrIcbt, nab cr
Qc5lpungcu NOR, ooS llnipcrlitGtS-
&oipitol nlri5uiuhcn. IS i%tcllte lid
I'M &oipital bcrollS, BOB leinc Der
lcbltngcn feline leben9gef1brli6en
fino.
Bon @oicn ibermonnt
Eotrid &pndL cir 80 Sabre alter
9lrbeitcr Der Characterization
mllroc gcltern mGbrcnO Der Trbeit in
cirlem WonulodI al Der Gde bon
Yincs unD @ultinloreitruBe bon @us
len iibcrnnnnt. Sobn $. YerrD BON
9ir. 81. SuUlorltroBe, Elm W%titorbeitcr,
bcmcrttc, mie Npnd) bclpuBtloS III Den
&onul i~tilr5te. Gr 500 ocn 9cnltBt.
loicn ans SoAcSliht. 100 cr Itd) long
iuu Crboltc unb I'M StonOc mar, lid
Damn ltob icincr @o6nunM Or. S66,
@rCcnmoumt glpe,, 5u bcgcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

Tinon5icIIc@. - Nu5 9ircf'
forum ser Baltimore Obi .Nobn"
bat Aeltern fir Ole leBtel icd)9 O|ona.
tc cine GipiOcnOe BON 5mci Bro5cnt
ollf 6ic Erioritdt9 Nfticl lnO pom ;
Ero5cllt olIi ole Stonmofticn crfIGrt,
Pm 10. NluAuit iin0rt cine &erlonms
(ru0 scr NttioltGre ltutt 5pcda 9iotifi-
Strung 0c9 Nufoni8 Scr cincinnati,
&omiltons 3 ptou.9obn," Der tiir5li6
bcpcrfitcuigt murOc.
Gr6Glt 8rtef BON Scr
~ 6mar5en @ono." - 6rou
2ottic &oIicIo bon NoBOiae, 9olti.
more = Gountp, erbiclt ON 20. Sllnt
ci!lcn 0robbriei pom Scr oSdl0ar5clt
&on0" nit Dem iibliden Gootenfopf.
Nibjci6cn. Nlu5 6ltrht Dor Der Nof)c
0cS oocr Scr Shreibcr biclt 6rols
SoficIO Den @ricf gcbcinL mo crit
9citcrn %gclongtcn Scrgcont N}eile
lHO Yoli5iit 9rooiicIO Don Ser GOun'
IL Goli5ci in Den 0ciiB 0ciielbc1t.
1rnu &ofielO glulbt, DAP Der 9rie's
idJrei6cr nit elmer Berion ioentiid) lit,
Bc8ell iueldc lie cine gcrittlihc alage
o%nltrcngte.
llngctrcucr &uiitrcr?-
Gle Eoli5ci iobnOet oli Den &oiiircr
&op y. IbouoS bon Der n0igG8
Gool Co." Der otOebIidJ Der aennmus
ten 6irnla ben 8etrog bon $2l5.S9
mntcridlogcn bobcn ioll. SbomuS,
ser ooa pole &crtroucu Der Gompogs
ME gelloB, modtc lid in Den lebtcn
Mod)et ocr60dtig. Cine &eniiion Der
&niie mllrOa onaeiteQt uno cr4ob oC5
obiQc 9eiijit. aooi @ronnon lteate
Geitern cincr &uitbefcbl gegcn Ibo-
mos ais.
u ouDcrnCur III a d t GrncL
nungCn. - @ollocrneur Grotbcr5
madtc gcitern III annapolis Die iols
gcuocn GrnennunBcn: y@r1. Sioac
Mior0rct 5ilm 5rieoenaridter iilr 0cn
Z. 9iitrift bon Noi6ingtonsGoumtp
0ru. George %. 6erguion gum 6rie.
ocn5ri6tcr iiir Den IL GiItrift pon
?!nibingtott.G ouptp m6Sru Gus
g.. 2ougblin in aittSmiQer3uiae,
Garrett Gorntp, gum oiientIiden SEQ
tar.
Nngcbote perIonqt.- Die
4ldne fiir oelt gcplontcn Nnbdl 5nnt
Stoot.@oIpitol iinO U%ouen0ct, mo
am -. SSltli miiiien Die @%uuon0cbote
cingereid)t mcrOen. IrorlciS G~Gors
men lit Der grfitcft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
@labhOne empianet snifr0octten.

&onooM s. Sui. - NI9 &ciul-
tot zines Oircften 4ppcaS on oeu &0s
ni1 g0morO 0ltr0 6rou GcaporO an
Der Spitc elmer Gcputotion Suiiro.
Acttcn mltrOen Die Scbtcrcn beutc
glbcno Don Dem Miniltcr 0c2 <nncru
@erbcrt ). @laOitone iebr b0ilid en-
pInngen uno burftcn oenlIclbcn ibrC
Miinid)c uortro1cn Mtiuiiter @Io0.
itonc belt jllr Nntruort cine 9fcoc, in
mclfcr cr 9c0otcrn oarilbcr duBcrtc,
bnB Cr in 2lnbctrodt Scr 9c9emudrti.
gen bciflcn poIitiifct Sitllotion feline
0ircfteu &criprcdrungcll mo1cn f0u.
he. @r gab Der &oifnltng GounL 0aB
Ole entertainments SrnAc oli cine
iiir Die 6rouen bc%iric0iAcn0e @eiic
1cl6It mcrhcn miir0c, mo CT per.
iprdd), cine i6m uult ser Icpututiou
gcbrohtc 9ittidriit Ocm &6nig 5u I'M
tcr6rciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10

Sin0 furirt. S60moS
Shines mo Nid)nro @robunL iuclde
pcr6oitet uoroclt iuoren, neil tic 80
coiu lit ibrem VciiB bntten limo nod)
mebrlp06entliAcm guieutbalt I'M
Gto0tgcfdngnib bonn Gocoin- @en1lB
flrrirt luno oesbolb pom 9ii6ter 81.
liott inter Yorole cntloNen lUor0cu,
God 2c0ge ST. 9lnc.GibAc
Summit lit ein ongencbmcr Som
merouiantboIt. 1oS Sons pur0C
frii6er BON 5roll &. 2epb Gciiibrt mn
0eb0rt jctt Srn. Sobn aenne0p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
Wounmrnte nno Statnen in galti.
more.

@afbtrGton Wonrment. Dem Erdtoenten
gSal1tnGton Geiett 4. sui ISIS begonncH,
Siatne 1879 Gut pen GhGtt 9eiteut, 9barIes'
Strabe mo gllt. Sermon Blaze.
gsatbtngton. Stntne I'M n9rntos SlasBarf".
Sblahtellag Document, sum s%lnocrien Der In
1914 ~ her Ghla@t bon gIortb'eotnt Sefales
men. II, september 1916 begonneTl, i'm UloHu'
nielItsSaldre. 6IUtf1en Dem Serints9ebduoe uno
gsea5 iino @eGomas. M~onumcnt. sum Gin.
SSGnieli an TanIel gSels, ~. iilo 9enrD q.
WicGonlns, IS Sabre alt. Die In oer S6Iadt
bon NORTH Boittttum -. September 1914 fteleit,
natoenl t6re aIlgeIn ben %brttti1eu SeueraI SoB
iileoetaeltredt; 1850 errihtct auf Der 1reu5uue
pom 0a11 WIottnterts tno ItsauttbsS tra6e.
8tloensD lcrulnent. 1865 ocm gnoerteit oe5
Srilnoers Der eritel ,g0oo 5elolus" s2oee in
baltimore, Lbonos gsiloeU. i'm 0roaoiuap,
Suudre, ltdbe 5airnouHi gtbenuc, erri6tet.
dob SELDOM" iNlo1uuteEt. 1884 benz eInocn'
itii ofs grobeI .Soo 5euoipS" SGmes G. Sttos
Armiiteuo DipnInlent i'm. g6eoerdIsSiusQarf,"
sum Iiloeltten an Cbecft lieutenant 0euree
grntiiien6; itnlo nrfd!aii6 in 9itap Bloee,
nuroe 1856 mao Dem iebigen Stnubort berIeet.
Goniooertrtens DloluIIHent i'm UT. HtobaIsgloe.s
SQUARE, I'M .5cbruar 1903 eutbiiQt: benz gts
Senien Der int 9lir9ertrieq eefaIenen Wsarp.
ldIioer contooertrteH Soloaten bon ben ,I6ns
tern Der GOlitoneraitGI" errldtet.
eg9llit9ls .WioIiinIeIt an Der 8ren5ung bon
;Nlt, 8obalaoenue, 0Iibers ztroBe uno Gat6es
Srnl'Sttass; am 10. 0ftober 1901 entbiiat:
benz g~lnoelGet Der WlnrbIdnocr 9atrioter ser
dnerltantiten 8eoolntion bon Der r9efeufhaIt
Der Gobne Der EieoOlitiou- crri9tet.
Columbus. @Voniment In &art Der .gSmaei
Hea6O S6ule" uH Der giurtbs uno Sarforos
stoenie, ens dIteite 9oIum6uSs@lonuuient In
Den Der. Stautet.
gSatlofsgIomment 1908 si gbren Der gete.
rntcli oes merifnnt'6en sfrieees an Der 9relrs
5llna, bon WRt. BopaLstnenue uHo 2anoaIes
Strube errihtet
.g8dqnerbafie i'm ,9rnios9iu.Rarf,- sdneer.
~feitpretS Der DSereintsteH Sdnger bon BaIti.
more.
gSnlGces Statue i'm pSrlioaSiu sBdrf".
Seoertt Ieddle WdIltssStdtl i'm gbarIeSf.r..
Square, Iabe Der GeniresStrnbe.
seoetn 1eadIe &aai5sSiiite i'm @eri1tsge,
bduoe.
9aloert Statue ali oer 8eit'Ireppe Ses 0es
rihtedebduoeS.
@icsiulebs 9iiite I'M 8ofteebdube.
IulEoI6 I4G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-10
Wnttinmuro geiabnt.

&tcnnn 3d. s. Suli. = Der
g,y0er Sim @iggin5 enoctc beute
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@oIgcn uno iilbnte bicrolr6 oie in
1905 ocriibtc Grmoroung ieiner g6e.
frou. Gr gcltano Ieiltc S6ulO Elm.
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~iinocnocu Nu&ittg uod) GScbcr'&
Eort. Sir oicicn Nrl9fllg muroen
olt6 in Der @cih0it@ijbl10 Arroi8e-
menta 0%ctroffclL lucl@c ciu ipe5ick
les Gou1itc poQcnoeu miro.
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grollobton 9ronoenbltro scr

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befuuntc Mogn}inidreiber, meIder in
Ct. 2ouis Der Gutiiibruno ieine5
S%ticiiobne5 Gas. 3. Gobunne ange'
t!c9t lit, murbe geItern BORT gegeu
$1,000 9iirgidoit ans Der @oit ent.
Iuiien.
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Eaiic snr yiciie in's InslanS be.
Icrgt 6. Gainc, 3r. 413, Cit-galti.
mureitrakc, naBe Gnitum Soaie glue.
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ID Sual Dorlber.
lImfrcmpclnng Der Snriibia inn
ScuHt i%iberltnnocn.

SpGt lebte Io6t mrtroe bie 8orloge
nit 40 gegen 81 Stimmen angc-
nonmcu. - 3cbn republifaniide
&%niurgentcn itimmtcn O%ogegcn,
Der Gcnlofrot McGuerp oaiiir. -
Gic Bill Qcbt iebt an OaS Sous
5lrriid uno miro cinem Gonfercu5.
Gomite iiberipieicn.- No6 ctIidc
in ser elitcn Stun0c pom Senot
ongcnommcnc miGti0e GerGn0c-
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-18
Ants VIII Eat Boil weeyi1.

The Federal government will expert.
ment in cotton fields near Durant
Okla, with black ants to exterminate
boil weevil, the most damaging Of cot
ton pests, says the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. The discovery was recently
made by Special Agent S. W. Murphy,
of the Department of Agriculture, who
Is located in Durant, that the ants will
devour the young weevil. The discov-
cry was made entirely by accident in
the following manner:
Murphy had visited cotton patch
near Durant and secured several wee
vii which were about to hatch. They
were taken to his Office for observa-
ton under magnifying glass to de-
termine what effect. If any, the recent
hot weather had had upon them. They
were placed upon newspaper and left
upon table while Murphy went to
dinner.
When he returned scores of little
black ants were devouring the weevil.
He wrote full report of his discovery
to DR.. Knapp, head of the Bureau of
Plant Life Industry, under whose di-
rection Murphy is now working. Muir
ply is confident that he has found
in them an insect which will destroy
the boil weevil without injuring the
crop, and he intends to COLOMBO as
many ants as possible in cotton field
near Durant next year, and to assist
him in his efforts he has asked that
a government expert be detailed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-18

ward men Is very much the same, says
Sarah Grand in the London Chronicle,
but in their contempt there is more
bitterness and less tolerance, and the
effect upon themselves of the loss of
respect for men is altogether different.
1t has been the habit Of their minds to
look up to men and to rely upon them,
and when they can do neither they
suffer disastrous change Of nature.
Mems ideals are unaffected by the pro-
found conviction that woman Is the in
ferior animal, but when women see
only the inferior animal In man, 1t acts
upon them as the loss of faith acts up
on certain temperaments. 1t destroys
their sense of duty, cuts them adrift
from old ideals without setting up new
ones, deprives them Of all feeling of
security, and leaves yearning ache
craving for some sort of satisfaction,
and, finding none in the pursuits once
dear, but now considered Intellectual
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-18
CHILDREN's HEALTH INSURED.
When They Work for Wages Precau-
tiOnary Measures Begin.

When They Work for Wages Precau-
tiOnary Measures Begin.
The insurance has become in less
than thirty years part of the warp of
German life, Madge jennings says in
Harper's Magazine. 1t affects the life
of the masses like common school edu-
cation with endless meaning and issue.
Twelve million people have sickness
insurance; 14,OOO,0OO are insured
against invalidism and old age; 49,
100000 against accident. When boy
begins his apprenticeship at 16 he be-
gins his insurance Even children
under age who work for wages out of
school hours are required to insure
for invalidism and old age. The men
in labor colonies must be insured, and
prisoners hired out by the state. In
every factory one meets It; In every
tenement. 1t has been estimated that,
counting with the insured their fam
lilies, who are also protected by the in
surance, one-half the population of the
empire is reached by this vast imper-
ial backing of peace.
Germany is developing very fast in
dustrially. The average wage of a
laborer was 80 cents a day twenty
years ago; 1t is now 60 or rs cents.
and the cost of living has risen cor
respondingly-in reality far more.
Sickness pensions are reckoned in gen
eral at one-half the wages Of the class
of labor under consideration, and the
pension In the lowest class is thus set
under the present law at Is cents
day-an income upon which to live In
any industrial town In modern Ger
many, however small. is only words.
words, words. One could laugh some
times at the involutions of this vast
official comedy; one could laugh If that
were not so near which chills laughter.
The acts are promptly and surely exc
cuted when pensioners claim is es-
tablished, but the official supposition
in Germany Is always that you are
wrong; you must prove that you are
right; innumerable precautions are
taken to guard against the practice
of fraud; sick man may spend
months completing the formalities of
his claim.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-18
VANISHED WEALTH.
Mrs. Hartmann's Large Fortune Melt
Before Lavish Expenditure.


Before Lavish Expenditure.
A London dispatch says that Mrs.
Hartmann is the third in the list of per-
sons of great wealth whose fortunes
have melted away in entertaining royal
ty. Her millions stood the strain thir-
ty years, but just as Christopher Sykes
and Reuben Sassoon became poor she
finally has been adjudged bankrupt.
Probably because her riches seemed I'M
bounded a rumor gained credence that
she was an American; but the fact is
that she is German, and her sister, the
Marquise de Jancourt, has long been a
leader in Paris society. Mrs. Hartmann
bears a singular resemblance to Queen
Alexandra. who has been her close
friend. Her former mansion, on Berke-
ley square, furnished in the French style
of the Eighteenth century, always was
at command of King Edward, even be-
fore he became King. He had only to
express a wish to meet his cronies there
for an evenings amusement to secure
the most perfect entertainment OF every
kind that money and taste could provide.
She had no idea of the value of money
until some years ago. when she began
to realize that her resources were CIV
ing out King Edward was astounded,
and to make amends gave her White
lodge in Richmond park, as a residence.
But this has proved too expensive and
now she is in the hands of creditors.