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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22
Wa-Keeney Building Up.

We note in Wa-Keeney num-
Der of noticeable improvements
streets being laid out and grad
ed, new dwellings and business
busy working on an initial order
for 10 engines. Say they can
place so more in the near future.
A $30,OOO water system is also
among the big things on tap.
We were only in town for about
an hour running across I. T. Pur-
cells, DR.. Jones, Rev. Scott,
Barber, Wollner, Swiggett,
Myerly with whom we were
acquainted. They were all en-
thuseastic over the present and
future development of their
City.
Editor Givler of the World and
Naylor of the Independent show
ed US professional courtesies
which were appreciated. w. l..
Larabee tells US that he and w.
j. Howe his former partner
have sold out their undertaking
business to W. n. Larabee.
Pete DeBOer is running the plow
on the grader. Says he
has purchased a fine alfalfa
quarter on the Saline -Quinter
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22
Program for Decoration Day,
Saturday, May %, 1909.

Procession will for m on Main
street at 1920 a. m. with Mar
shall T'heo. Courtney in charge;
proceed to the cemetery and
decorate the graves of our de-
parted heroes.
Return for dinner.
Meet at 1:3O p. m. at court
house for exercises and oration
by Prof. Howe of Wilson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22

No mans path is forever bow
cred with roses, or kissed with
sunshine and starlight. In each
mans life some rain must fall
some days must be dark and
dreary. The hard task must be
performed. If not today, then
tomorrow. It's choosing the
better part then, to do willingly,
cheerfully and gladly the thing
that must be done and get it
forever out of the way.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22

I like the smell of the gas so
well, and the smell of the gaso-
line, and | like the purr and
electric whirr of the buzomobile
machine. What joy to ride
over the countryside with a gale
tearing by your ears as you fly
through space at a wicked pace
with never a thought of fears.
Clear out of mind is the town be-
hind, for nothing is real, indeed
but your meteor red, and the
road ahead and the dizzy delight
of speed, till the sudden shock
when a cruel rock destroys your
dream with a jerk. The car
breaks down and you walk to
town, half a day late to work.
.Ex.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22
The Old and the New.

1 ~
legislature this year a great deal
was heard, said and done about
the new furniture which the
house bought for itself 1t is
'scrumptious" there is no use
DENYING that Fine quarter
sawed oak desk. with leather
trimmings and carving; big
deep drawers and foot rests
and big, deep, comfortable
quarter sawed oak swivel chairs.
A fine new carpet was put in to
help out the general appearance,
and about $4,000 had just been
spent in retinting and frescoing
the walls Altogether the en-
semble was fine-superlatively
so and nobody is kicking Kan
sas should afford such things.
But against this up-to- date
luxury can be set rather pitt
full looking little chair that came
to the state historical society
the other day, bearing this
legend.
This chair was used during
the sessions of the first legiSla-
ture of Kansas which met at
Topeka, 1861 1t originally had
a twisted husk seat. The owner
Mr.. M. B. Crawford, of Moline,
Kans., who has carefully preser-
we'd it since that time, now pres
entS it to the historical society"
Picture to yourself an old
fashioned kitchen chair, straight
backed, with flat cross-pieces,
round posts and round rungS.
The legs are sawed off. so that
the seat of the chair is not eigh-
teen inches above the ground.
The back is about the same
height above the seat. The
workmanship seems to have
been done with drawing knife
or pocket knife A coat of black
paint, that looks like tar, was
filler, varnish, stain and polish.
The seat is of leather thongs
neatly woven at right angles.
According to the message which
is pasted on the back of the
chair, the original seat was of
huskS. A child could swing the
chair around as easily as it could
an umbrella. It's weight is prac-
tically nothing, but the wood is
probably hickory, and is tough
and hard as the thongs that
make it's seat.
Close to this chair in the hist
orical society rooms is another
chair, one that came over in the
Mayfower. 1t is of distinctly
colonial type, tall, graceful, state
ly and looks fit for ceremonies
and kings.
Two Kansas women were go
ing through the rooms the other
day. and looked at the Mayfiower
chair a long time, admiring it,
Then they saw the pathetic
looking little straight backed
kitchen chair that did duty in
the first legislature.
One of them looked back at the
chair. You don't
mean so much to me-" she said |
as if to a person.
Not after seeing you,'' she
turning about, and effect
patting the back of the
first Kansas legislature chair.
Those. three chairs-the one
that came in the Mayfiower, the
0ne that was used in the first
legislature and the new
comfortable and fashionable
chair which now adorns in profu
sion Representative hall, mark
three distinct historical epochs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22
Wa-Keeney 4; Hays !.

Last Saturday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock one of the fastest
ball games of the season was
pulled off on the east grounds
between the Wa-Keeney High
School and Hays Normalites.
The game was a good one from
start to finish, but our boys with
the invincible Since in the box
were too much for the Normalites
as the score of 4 to / will testify.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-22
HAIL :! HAIL! HAIL!
THE KANSAS STATE MUTUAL

N the front the old line Hail Insur-
farmer actual cost it is the old story
and they showing
There farmer land who (after careful in
of all the rules and principles of the Kan
Mutual Hail Company plainly that
and per is high enough for hail insurance.
The for twenty show that 10 and II
has made monaires out of the stockholders of all old line
companies. We stand ready to take issue this with
facts and figures
w. A. Eppler his clerks Wa-Keeney and
and figures and be Judge of this
We do to write until thoroughly
vinced by your good Judgment IS per of the
with today and in wheat
will almost be unanimous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Ncnes iiber bic yNnm, GumanismnS
nnb Hebcllipn.M eoc."

Iiird) Den 600 oeS iriiberen Ne.
ridteritotters I'M Experimentation
balls, Auorelp Gepinc bon 9ropflpL
lit ell Wauuitript i%rei1epcbcn NOR
ocll. boS ncileS 2id)t iibcr Die .MlM
Reconnaissance nto Neutrality-suspicious."
oeS 9r. 9urdorb nobrcno Der
9lainc-G IN 1881 perbrcltct.
gloine bot ieilte 9ticbcrlngc III Ser
TroiiocntidoitS.G ompogne Der I'M
eliidsrebc oes Ir. giird)oro ullo lei
tier Griuioernng oltf bieielbe 5l,ac.
mclien. Tic Sod)c miirbe rlid,t pal.
iirt icin. lucltn Gcniuc iiiecgen gene
leli marc. OILS blaine bic bon Bur
d,arb 9eiiibrie delegation rmpiinu.
Eeuine mar oanlolS 9crid)tcritotter
Der 9laine'id)en Gonlpagltc.Rcocn Ii.
pfleate olif Die 6iibrcr Der Gelc0otio.
men, Die 5u @loinc fomerl. iibcr ocn
,inbalt ibrer Hchcn ouailiholcrt bu.
init Blaine entipred)eil6 alli bic Gc.
ben erfui6ern fotrnte. Ms obcr Die
gurd)arb . 8aitoren . Delegation h,i
Blaine roriprod). ipor Gcpinc nid)t
5iigeaelt. oa er SIM overwhelmingly
ielnes SdJmicacrpntcrs aebcli mllbtc.
Nod) Help-9)orf 5itriifgcfcbrt. inb Gc.
ninc lit oen Hod)nittoqsbIGttcrn CT.
gnrderb's uHiim. HomoiiSm al1o
Hebeaion Spced)." ionic bic Gripi0c-
rung 0iGine's borolli uib bate oa,t
Ginbrnd, oob Blaine cinen iatolclt
Srrthnm aemnd)t babe. als Teuii1c
beii .3fiflnlasheridlt Blaine geieiat,
iaate oieier: sd, peiB feili @ort GA.
ppH. Sot gurdarb Cos geingt2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

@Inille bottc iif ootnui 6%cionnelr,
mar cr oui 9uuNar0'5 Neoe crluioern
iollc, unb bottc ltur iIiidtig olli Die
&coc gcb0rt uno oonl geio9t, CT
itinmc Sen NltSfilGrlungcn Nur.
d)orO'S 5lt. @0rc Tcpine }ll0cNcn &c.
lpcicn Damn miir0e bic Nniprode
@lninc'S on0crS oll51cfolleu iciL,
0cuu Gcpinc lpiir0c Die 9lltintcrtiont'
felt NIniuc'5 o1ti Die fotnlct orci N"
9clenft, ulo oicicr miir0c tic 5uriid.
1Cpieicn ln0 ilbcr GlcpclonO 1eiieJt
bnben, GicIleiht aud, nihtl SIN.
mcrbin hot Die @urhoro'ihc NC0c in
Der Golnpo0nc bon 1881 grobta glti-
iehcu gcmodt unh Wlninc niclc
Stimmcn gctoltet, Gin intinter
6rclun6 Iepinc'9, 6reO SrlonO, irii-
fer oiii5icIler 9crihtcrItottcr Der DC
bottcn int Neutrality-suspicious., tbeiit
bic obigcn &orQdnQc Jest nod Dem
(o0c icinc9 6rcun0ca nit mo ilbCr.
llinlnt sic &cruutluortlng fir 0crcl
&iftigfcit. Stimult Die So6c. 10 lit
tic Gin 9elcQ, mcld)' 1roBe @irfun0en
llriodclL mic 0aS lleberb0ren
Don 0rci @ortcll, bnbcn f0nllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Spnucritas, Den 6. Mai 1909.
Ndt Seiten.
Senat nno GcprGicntnntcnbnnS.

Nile @cieBc fiir Die 0clhoIfultg
pom HebeIuleit ioQen I'M Hcpr1lcntun'
tenbouS gcnlddt lper0en 0od mag
Der Senat announcements 00}ll Dor
ihlogell, mie ald) bel m10eren BILLS,
ioat Die Contribution Der Tcrcllllgtclt
Staotcrt. 60 bot 0cnn alld) 0a@ Ne.
observation-disclosures 5llerlt cine Sarit-
Dill sur 9eidoiilng Der HegicrungS-
Ginnabmen %nngcnomnten mo oil
Den Scnut QciunOt. Sicr obcr bat
mon lid nit Amcnbcments nldlt be
oniigt. Sel1otor @ll0rih pom 81
nau5sGomlitc bot icinc cl9cnc SariF.
gill ortSgeorbcitct itnO 5ltr Ei5fllI
lion geItcllt.< GaS gent melt ilbcr Dos
Imcnbircn binoil&. 81 Der Sorltz
nn0 Hepemlen. @cictgcbllllg bot oa3
llnterboil$ Ocs Gonoreiie5 cine rebt
undergraduate Holc gcipiclt. Ger
Wc9inleps, Der @iliolt- mo Ser
0inglcp- 5nrif Go6eu fire Sauptjii.
&C I'M Sclut crboltcl mo niht i'm
Observation-Disclosures. Scr Scnnt Do
nii1irt iibcr onS l%lntcrbone, oltd) III
Oicier Seliion micocr, luth c9 licbt
gnr nid)t Onlluh aus, oils ob 0n3 Ne
observation-disclosures on6 pcrlorcnc Ser
rain luicocrdclpinnCt miro. Mud 0u2
9ii60et rmO icinc @cuilligllnQen lilD
in criter Clinic Sodc Oc3 ReprQicl.
tontcltbaillca, ober oltd) bier bot scr
Scnot l%lcbcr0riffc genlodt n,0 lit.
crtrnpn0ont. iibCr Die Ncpidinlul0Cn
0eS l(ntCrboulcS hinoltS 0cAongelt.
Son Der Gopne'id)en Gurii.8iq bort
man ieit picr6ebn Ingen ibon oar
nidltS mebr. 0ic Nlbridfgil bcifdi=
tigt Die @ciHGitSlurIt ltt0 sic Yrciic.
unb eS miro tuum nod crpartct. oub
mas ltntcrbon3 icinc linn hltrd) Die
8eriaIiu1g %ncipGbrteH Hcd)ic in Der
abfaIiung Der Snrifporlogc 5llriidlc-
miuneIl miro. Yle InlcnocunclltS 0c9
ScnotS miliicr ollerOingS an 6oS
llnterbollS 5nrildgeGen. IieicS mag
tic allc 5riunmcn 5u%riidlpeiien, bnS
lit abcr nift mo6rld)cinIidl ocl1n Die
gauge Sorii-@ cieb9c6unN ulitltc in
cinem gemciniomet GonfCrcu5.Go-
mite bon Senutorcn mo HeprGiclt
tontcn lplcOer iibcrgcoroi6en mcrocn.
las Heiultot miro ollo iein, Dob Die
Eorif @ciebr 0cS SoIi0cS int Seuni
gcrnadt morocn limo, itott inn ReprG-
lcntantcnball9, cincrlei moS bic Golts
ltltittion ilbcr oicicn Yirnft pors
idrcibt. Der Scllot bonlinirt olldl
biesmnl nieocr iibcr ooS llntcrbolS.
Warltm lolltc cr oltd) nid)t, mcrn lid)
oos Sous cine iold)e 9eDoublung &c,
fallen la6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Ecpartement. fir GrSieBnng.
@itreau Der 9ebdrbc Der SdiulsG pn,ntinGre,
Wtabiiuns uno MISUNDERSTANDING.

VW = 7 Ut q I > n --EUF IVVW'
0eriiegeltc augcbpte, nit Der Aufidrtfi Bro
pofaIS for Siaiionern, Sinoer9arten. Srnlutne,
Seluine nno otbcr Supplies" ~perfebelt uno All
%uorefiirt, neroet his Mittiupdl, oen 10. Mai
1909, gprmiitags II libr, i'm 9ilreau he5
Observation-Disclosures, 9atbbau5. Baltimore. WSS,,
b1rbe Der S6uIsGommiifdre bon S6reibmates
rial llno nnoercl 9nrritben.
Spe3tfifatiouen i'm 9iireau Der S6nIsGon1s
%Tiiidre. Gin healaubigter Sbed pom $500, an
,Gleuring @ouie"s8unf 9e6ogeu. mlh ieoem
~9tliaebot fir Shretbntaterial etc. ~bet9etilat fem.
Sno licht hIctht norbebaltcrt. NIaebotc tiir
iroeun Gin ooer uIc Stcnl5 SIT oeriuerfeu.
Subu -. 9pdjr,
Scfretir Der Neb6roc OCT S6ulsGommthdre.
Weitdttgt:
I. SarrG Wiahppf,
Rr6lioent Der Gnntrlftoergebun8s s9eb0roe.
(9fai5,G,7.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
8cfaugtmadungen.
Ssparisment Der Trmeupitege. IS.
sub. Iesartemett Der anficher Der itdStiiden

l. Gspausmeut Der Trnteupilege. Is.
Sab.I tsartemettt Der Hnffeter Der ftdotifhen
Irmeup tleGc. a.
Bab lem u MI. 4. Wtlt 1909.
Gcricgelte Nngebutc, NIT Der Nnflhtitt
y8rpppIals for eupplies for Ban 9ietp Nib
INN" oerfeben uno an Den uSoaro OF ,aparns
Of Baltimore Gitg", %uoreiftrt, peroetl bis Witt
mudl, ben 10. NPni 1909 II ubr 8ormittd9s,
I'M 8iirenu hes carbohydrates, 8atbbais,
"a fillmore. Mo. entgegen gcnomlreH fir fte
2iefcrlita Der ioIgenbe1 srtifeI an tas "9ab:
1909 beainreno. gerrdb ben Spe5ififatinnelt nth
Wiuitertt 5lir Antbt i'm ngapsGtefpsIfel." eerz
ldneertc @uiterns!lpenue:
Hinoileiif, Butter, Wlcbf.
Sped, Shuittiuaaren, gutter.
embpsfleiih, sdnhe, aaffee.
8rueerien, GepsS rleare 5nder,
9~(noebote fit ieoer obeneennnntcu sGrti!cl
itHo ais ~feparntc ltuo perfdieoeHe Ingebote an
8ufeben.
gIe ~G(nQcbotc luiifiel1 bon cirem begiahbia.
ten Ghed hes 0ieterS nnf cine nGleartHn
Spufe"sgaut in Der SDhc bon 10 Ero3ent oe5
aboeihGbten giPtraq5 otS GontrdftS, on Sroer
oes Wiabors mo Staotratbs BON baltimore &c
Boaen, btgleitei ietn.
Grfolereide Dieter miiiien 9iirgi6aii in BET
iibliden Sorn oIrd1 cine a1ncbmbare bombing
Gompaanie iiir ocn a~bGefbdeteH Sefra9 hes
Gonirafis %fteler.
nor. irgelo luelht oocr Gle gngcbpte 81 per
eanaar Soliban,
superintendent
@eitatiat; p
4. Sarrp Miabupl,
Rrditoent Der 9outraitsBeboroc.
fWiat6. TS,t0.t1 ,t2, t3,t4,t5
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Nilhclminc ,Sulia Stciniualo.

9tm .. Mai 1909. 9(bcnoS $50. tnti6Iici
naicrc inli9 AcIiebte W}uttcr. saiIbrlminc 3niin
Steiulunio, 0cb. Nditner, in tbrcm u. Hcbello4
iubre. Gas MISUNDERSTANDING fithet Samitag,
WlDrRe1S I'M $50, non ibrer Iettci &obnlit9.
ytr. 1913, lSeitsGauoalesS ttabc. ans itdit. @els
IetlHg uuf Der Baltimore GetleterD".
Sic truuernocn 6iutcrhlicbeueu
Stttp Y. steinipnIo nnb t%Yannifte.
Moclc Stcinualo.
Gtiinbetb Muoutph tttb atnorr.
Waric Scoring Inn 6ntniitr, Micrteo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

Ter Gntiflub beoeutet, ipie altsbritd-
lid aeioQt miro, eihe Entertaining
Der grobcn ru0 fortip0breno lpdhi7n>
ben SempcreuBitimnulng i'm gon3cn
2onoc, mo man lit iiber5eugtf ooB
Der Griolg Der 6oir nid)t beeintrdd)
tigt mer0en miro, neil in ibrcm 9teid)
Der aonig Alfobol enttbront rurb per
bonnt lit" &erben eS ia auSfinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
SpNcsfGne.

~SStpfuit
am 3. @iNi 9oiepD Sprua, "@'crc1 9otpi
lin 3. Wal Games 8. Sprpn, Mr. 1906,
Snmcss StraBe, 90 Sabre ait.
Vim !, lIai Weurgc ". Carr, llniocrfttdi5s
9rfpituI, II Sabre alt.
9tm 4. Mai Games VI. Gbeu, Cir. 22i, 9iorps
StridersStraBe, 80 Sabre alt.
Nm /. Mai WtarH vi. Slus!cp, Spbits Sop
fins 1oipitnl, u Sabre alt.
gm 3, lltat 5ula VI. Wrag, gtr, 12OI. 2Sc'is
GrpBsStrdfc. u Sabre alt.
9tm I ARHi Gli5a o.. @i06pns, 9tr. III,
torosStrtder Stro6e. l3 Sabre alt,
Nm 10. Stprtl Charles Scisicr, Mr.. 1870, vs.
MtontgnmernsS trube, 81 Sabre dti.
PIN 3. Wtai slnna 3ubnipn, Sobns 9pDftt9'
9nipital. - Sabre ali.
Vim /. Wiaf Srioeet aeunH, Dir. 90. sabctbs
Strabc, % Sabre alt.
gtm 8. Mai GtiSa MiattbepS. 9r. 1926. gSciiz
2nnpuIesStrdbe. IS Sabre nlt.
Nm 1. Mai 2uth Miaer, Pr, 5t2. llniolls
Strnbe. 33 Sabre ali.
slm ,. Dni emma g. Meauisht, Ut. 9t5,
grtfnn- StrnRr. III Sabre ait.
sLn1 .. llai Charlotte 9ieiu. 9tr. 5t3, SScits
HatnbettesI neilie, 81 Sn6re alt.
Nm 3. Atai vi. Mice Osborne, nSctul tlIr
llHbeilbare. 81 Sabre alt.
Am l.. Wdt Selen Finoci. n8uDpicps9li0l, -"
s(m D. 5j;at areo. snmiOt, reapOicw.srpL"
am ). Nitoi aames 81. spieer, gir. 1925.
S~oainazStrube, so Sabre ait.
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s&crfanf.

Mipuumenteu, @rnbitetncu uuo stntuen,
Nu mir 0do Gdgcrbuu5 Dir. 223, 9torb.
@6drlcss5trdac, be6ngtu baben. lperoel mir ous
9uu3e Eager AT 0unh am aItet Nlntc, etr. 1t6,
gaeit.@ altimu re- Strakc, 6R au5ncbmIi6 nleort'
gen Sreilet hcrfottcn.
g. Silgnrtncr d Suns.
f0COrin IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Or. Ghriitiau ". Sdulte. inn.

Gs itarb am ). Oiat 1909 2r. Gbrtitian Il.
Sdluitc. inn, SDbn oea beriipr0enet GbrtiitdIi
Y. ulb StntberiHc &. S1ultc. Sic NeeroiqnnB
tiroct AM Sunutagt 9Iadmtttnas punt 1a3 Qhr,
bon ieil1er 2Sobnrn9. 9tr. 600. Sit0sgSoltesStr..
aus itGtt. &elicbuHg art OCT Grub }Fteae
SeHeteth". 1860
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Giep. i. s. 3lunnsaer.

IS itnrb am 4, mai 1909 Geo. n. 6. 8wan5.
ger i'm 5arteu gllier BON 10 Wionaten, ~geliebtes
S6bHdcn bon SEQ. N. z. utlo gmelia 3panis
Ger. Gle RecrntGina rinhet am Suuueritag,
ladDmitiag3 4 llbr. BON oer elteriibeu lSobs
ruua. Nr, 1901. l8e'tsQpmbaro.Strn aus
ftntt U25-6l
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(phu 81. Sd,luttcr.

Is ttarb am .. ARai 1909 in ieiier 9Sob.
ful1tG an Grontans mo NenIhs Ipenne, Marlboro
Roao, SUin q. Shlntter in ieiHCnt IS. &c
bensiubre, @Gttc Der beritorheneu Sohatlta
Sblntier. Sic Necrhtaullg flnoet am 5reitaq,
ben T. Mai. ltuhmittnga 8 llbr. 'tattt. Bel
fctlna pribatiEt. @ittc, feline HIltmell,
U26-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

girrnu: Gr. 81, SeItsSaratuga.S trafe, nno
Saupt.Einsang: Treocrid.Npab.
NcgrdbniBpl6bc bon $25 AT inter beitGuoiger
9ttfitdt; ShrittbluHen. @elpiuoc, RfIar5eu etc.
iuerben i'm 1reib6alis am 9atptGinaatg gez
iiroei. llnfcr stgcnt miro. peni aepiinidt,
Dnrtpredlen. CO..
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Siirtau Der GbSnsstnnais9 ommiiiun Der
Etnot y3nftiutnrc

~Aip
gerIeseite 4ngebote nit Der aIrtf6ritt "Bro'
roial for 9liIoina Stcrnr &ntcr SraiitS,. 9oi;'
tract !io; an oei "CGo o. @naro5 q @a.'
ben II. Mai 1909, II llbr gcrntittass. I'M
gilreat hc5 @rt. 7. SepeI 2bonlas. Staot'
Neatitrator; I'M &aibGallS' sdItinots wsS.a en-.
Sandlcr, Gouirutt Nr. Z, ipic ie auf ben tSlns
nel ocr6ei6a net fine, Die i'm 0iirean oes Srn.
5nesiannl. e ommiiliol. outbeluobrt itno.
mad %4Fontaq, ben 20. ?lpril 1908 Gni Ssind
msr oo4, gamerifaa suiIOina."" saItisprsG
stb.,f ertaltat luerben.. = Sine s8ebii6r. bon 5000
E %isS iiir i is99s 8 sYbI itfr1 MT MI S st995abs s sr.
uiht benlttcn 8Ianc uno ,Spe3ittiattonen i'll
guteln ,Suilano. 5uriiderttnttet.
Sin begIaubigter Gbed oeS gietcrs fir bret:
tanieuo mo etntrnoert SoIars t%S31o0l. Gut
cine nGleuring 8oufe"sH1nt, ge6ogeit, alii Die
Sroer bes MtaborS ulo Gtaotratbs bon 8altis
more 3ubI0ur, miro init ieoenI gllteeopt oer'
l1ngt.
Gbsetdatte Guantitatcn:
215 9iiteals SUP 64s5nl. adllal.
PA 2inenls Sup 4ss5ou. aufol.
2.0t8 2iueals SUB 36=6ou. &1nul.
1,651 SineoI. SUP 33'5oa. stnrai.
2.337 2tuenlsSub 30s5Uu. aanaI.
1924 GirealsSlB 24s6nH. 9dtini.
$500 2irenIs Sup 2os5bu. anfaI.
3.0ls 2ineaI. Sub 1851. Naual.
t.I54 9ineaIs5uB 1851. 1arnl.
1916 Qineai.5uB @inflnBsRpbrrr.
f25 aubiffub Gpueret.
900 qineaIsSub 1lnterbrainage.
1,029 9ineaIs5 Sub WannI6der uno Sanebaftns.
1919 Minounget.
Ger erfolerei6e gueebotfteqer rtub 9iirgs
ihaft 5teIlen mo ben Borfdbriiteu oeS Gtaotz
Charters III ge5na aui Goutratte Seniige tet'
item.
Sic gontraftsgeb1roe be6dIt fth onS Fie6t
Dor, iraeno Gin ODER ale Mneebote nb5ulueifcit.
SUI @tuftrage Der MISREPRESENTATION.
9,eter 2earH, IT,, Surftber. p
Darn %. Saubgers, Sefretdr.
@eft1iigt:
q. garrb Tsabprf.
YrdIibcft Der GontraitsSebDrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Baltimore EcIuctcru.

9hirenn: Srouflin Slog, Baltimore 1t. Hurtbitr.
NegrdbHiBpIite 6lln &Crfnuf - holl $25 an,
init Ainrmorpiolieu ahgeqren3t $50. R1unt
fir bier @ribcr. Srcte IcIlltslnto Der Nnpcle
litr Gruuergntic5oieuIte. (Sunil6, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
lorraine.

Malerii6. - 9nrfartig. Sriebiidt.
28citlih bon gSalhrnuf einc uro cine balhe
N"oifr lHnurt Snth slRacnnnS utb 2nrraiuc=
9SaggoliS ntrcft his SIiiu Giuaana. @eioe Ges
lcpbolc. Stuotsgiircnu I'M orittcn Slur ocs
- ur.om Irlll. ->0euuiuls, eDailess unb ,sane.tes
Strnsc. (Qiait, tNG&S(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

4 iii Die 4obIen 9u6nen
lit ea red)t ongenebm, bob ibncn bas
Cberbn1Oesgertht cinen Iusmeg &c.
5clgt bat, rpte man Die Sepburn-&lou-
iel u%n1geben fam. llno babel toitct
Die allsfllnft nidt einntol iopiel@eIo,
olS gerlebenc S(opototen fir ioldc
IitStunft lonit 81 erbaltcn pflcgen,
mo JIG bat Den arpbcn Gor6lta, brrh
ouc SnIton5en itidboltig 5ir lein. Gic
@cpbnrn . alollicl lit ocrfuiiln9sm6.
BIG mo eiiltig, ober iic lit nidt pirfs
lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

IN Den Der Erciie 5ugca
lalotcit Teflon1e.NotiSen fir Die III
Seattle itattiinoenbe ualasfa-gns.
i%telllule" miro nit Stol5 Gcruoraebn-
ben, bob tic troden ieiu lperoe. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
spiritnoien . eieers gpplifatiunen.
2i1e Gr, ID.
8htGatf Der
Gptrttuufen.Sieen 5.GDmmlH1r
3Intmcr 306 @crtdjte. Gjfbanbe.
z. Gtrett Mestin, 9r1iloeHt.
Same6 Suuo.
Benjamin y. sbreepea,
@oItmiiidre.

~i5oIaenb %aenannte Ecrion bat cine g%ctition
nm Sralsicrirung eiHer Gnoetaii.5 piritupien.
2iccn5 pnrt 1. Mai 1909 ctteereift, lpelhe ant
Sonncrita1, ben 20. Niai 1909. nm 10 ithr
&urntittngs, IN @eratbulg ee5oaen luiro. FRO
teftc miiifen bis u llbr Wiitidas am y .ttiupdt,
ben 10. Oiui 1900. eiugcreiht neroel. Sors
mulIre Ibnnen atf SerIan9en in oieisit giireali
er!argt ncrocn.
@aibtugtpu guute,
ebef.GIert.
Same. Worcfie. Warb.
2ebueis. 5obn g, 2t01 GaaIeaStrabe :. 20
tIfui5B70 q O. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

tro9en, e%riitirt 3niidcn Gnglon0 uno
3eltt1dlono obor bat ie 5lpiid)en i6-
lien eriIttrt. @ir babcn ms oil gro-
BE Gtnge aus ser 8cr~gnngcnbctt SIT
erllt1leri1 mo nid)ta III ucrgeIIclt. IS
gtbt jlpeifclloS cine GinoIitdt I'M Salt-
Del, eS glbt ober oltd, cine mirfIidle
mo lpodIIenoc N~bbdnqigfeit. Seine
co'ttt1entalc Notion lit unicrcm Soll-
Del llotblucnoi9er ais TcutIdlanb; e3
lit lulier better auroc, tpie mir eS bon
linn iin0. SroB Der iibeImpIlenoen
arotte, ole pir~in oltcn 2dnOerl ON
Werfe leben4 rllbt Scr elnopGiifeSrie=
De bon Sobr SIT Sobr o1rf etncr INNER
brelteren uub t~icferctl @runoIo9c.
&enn oIlmdblid Gin crnItbaitcr Sc
genIob 5lpiidcn GeiOcn &6lfern ber-
porgerrtfen lporbcn lit, 10 miro oicier
ltiht 5urild3ufiibrcn icin nltf ooS@ir.
fen lr9eno meldJer notiirIiden o0er
Observation-Disclosures, ionOern ollf ole
perbrcdcriihe SbQtiQfcit elmer Der
b~olt1iBm1Big tleincn9hl5obl pon4Ser.
lonli6fciten in bciocn &dlloern mo
onf Die itr0flide 2cidtgl6ubigteit
breiter Golfsididtcn. Gs miro Die
erltc Gflidt Der einiid)tSpoQell uno
Observation-Disclosures icir, oieicn pic Elm
Nlporld ouf ms loitcnbcnS timmu1=
gen cntJegen 81 trctcu unb Die gcbGi-
iiqcn uno tauideltbcn Nnnobmen SIT
riif5lnpeiief."