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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11

In presenting the medals to the
Wright brothers. President Taft said
Il esteem it great honor and All
opportunity to present these medals
to you as an evidence of what you have
done. I am glad-perhaps at a delayed
hour-to show that in America it Is
not true that a prophet is not without
honor save in his country It is espe-
cially gratifying thus to note a great
step in human discovery by paying
honor to men who bear 1t 50 modestly
You made this discovery by a course
that we of America like to feel is dis
tinctly American-keeping your nose
right at the job until you had accom-
plishcd what you had determined to do.
ut has been said that this is the
first Presidential recognition of aero
nautics since President Washington.
Wen. all 1 have to say is that I had a
predecessor. who, If aerOnautics had
proceeded so far when he left Office as
they have today, would not only gone
down under the water in submarine
boat. but would have gone up into the
air in flying machine. No one had a
more earnest interest, a more active
interest and a greater desire to see into
the things that make for progress than
my predecessor.
81 doubt not that whatever
improvements are hereafter
made for sailing the air
in machines heavier than the air the
principles that you have discovered
and applied and the method of their
application will be the basis of all sue
ccssful ones.
Il don't like to think and decline ia
think that these instrumentalities that
you have invented for human use, are
to be confined in their utility to war.
l presume that they will have great val
ue in war and I suppose that all of us
representatives of the various govern
mcnts ought to look at this matter.
following the rules of governments of
today from the standpoint of their
utility In war; but / sincerely hope
that these machines will be increased
in usefulness to such point that even
those Of us who now look at them as
not for us may count on their ability
to carry more than thin passengers
in times Of peace.
MANY great discoveries have come
by accident. Men working in one direc-
ton have happened upon truth that
developed itself into great discovery,
but you gentlemen have illustrated the
other and on the whole much more
commendable methods. You planned
what you wished to find and then
worked 1t out until you found it,
Il congratulate you on the result. I
congratulate you on the recognition
that you have received from all the
crowned heads of Europe and I con-
graduate you that in receiving it you
maintained the modest and dignified
delneanor worthy Of American citizen
ship"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11

Boston, June 10.-The morning light
was breaking as the venerable Kew.
Edward Everett Hale, d. D., chaplain
of the United states Senate, Unitarian
divine. philanthropist, author, journal
list and lover of peace. breathed his last
today. in his home in Roxbury. At the
bedside was his aged wife, his daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen ID. Hale and his son.
Philip l.. Hale, the artist. Two other
sons. Arthur Hale of Washington and
Prot Edward Everett Hale, Jr., of
Union College, returned home this
evening and tomorrow 1t is expected
that partial arrangements for the fu-
neral Sunday in the South Congrega-
tional church, of which DR.. Hale was
the pastor emeritus. will be announced.
On his return from Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
Funeral at 2 p. M. SUNDAY.

Boston, June 10.-It was announced to-
night that the funeral of the Rev Ed
ward Everett Hale would be held at the
South Congregational church on Sunday
at 2 o'clock The officiating clergyman
will be Rev. Edward Cummings. who sue
ceeded DR.. Hale as pastor of the church.
and Rev. James De Normandie, pastor of
the First Church of Roxbury. The burial
will be at Forest Hill cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
REV. CHARLES e. RICH,
DR.. HaIe's First Assistant Pastor, Dies
at Almost Same Minute.

Oakland. Calf, June 1O.-Coincident
with the death of Edward Everett Hale
today Rev. Charles Ephraim Rich, who
was assistant pastor under DR.. Hale in
the latter's pastorate, died today with
in few minutes of the time when hi,
former leader expired. Dr. Rich was
born in Boston IS years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
DR.. HALE EULoGIZED.
Senator Hale Voices His Praise at
Night NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adopted.

Washington, June 10.-Before the
Senate adjourned at 1850 tonight, Sen
ator Lodge eulogized the life of Dr..
Hale. He then introduced resolution
setting forth the regret of the Senate
at his death today. The resolution
was adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11

The news of the death of DR.. Hale
reached the Senate early in the day and
was received with general expressions of
regret. No figure had been more familiar
about the precincts of the Senate than
that of the venerable chaplain and no
person was more respected or beloved.
BY his unassuming manner and genial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
Bad Fire at Pokioh, Near St. John.

st. John, N. B., June 11-Fire which
broke out on the saw mill property of
Charles Miller at Pokiok, near here
late tonight has destroyed the cooper
shop, 5000 to 1000 bundles of hoop slaves
and $4,000 pairs of headings. At 100
A. NJ. it looks as if the mill property
will be saved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
LOSS $4,000.
Dickinson's Tannery at Woodstock, n
g., Destroyed by Fire.

Houlton, Me-. June 10.-The loss by
the fire which destroyed the leather
tannery of J. Dickinson at Woodstock.
N. B., early today did not exceed $4,000.
An automobile party which arrived
here today from Woodstock stated thai
no serious fires were passed along the
road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET'ns

There will be a special meeting ~, - liz
Municipal officers at their rooms ~
building on Friday. June II. lss i ~ d.
O'clock p. M. to act on complain. "a ~ u
commitment of Emma L. whitney =
Insane Hospital. ,o~, Mavoss
Attest: ~, c,.,, clerk
Augusta, .une 10, 1903. fDdl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11

President Taft's telegram of sym
pathy, which was received by Mrs
Hale during the forenoon, read as fol-
lows:
"Mrs. Taft and I extend to You our
heartfelt sympathy in your great sor-
row and deeply regret the loss which
the whole community suffers in the
death of such an uphoher and staunch
advocate of sweetness and light, the
liberal but truly religious spirit. Chris
tian charity and tolerance, the brother
hood of man and the fatherhood of
God.
(SigneCD civilian H. TAFT
Governor Eben S. Draper said today
concerning DR.. Hales death:
II was very sorry to hear of DR.
Hale's death. He has occupied unique
position in Massachusetts for many
years, and the place left vacant by
his death will never be filled. AS au-
thor, preacher and citizen. he repre-
scented our highest type. His goodness,
| great heartedness and broad-minded
| Judgment of men of all creeds and
classes was magnificent and peculiar
| to himself Massachusetts and the ma
| ton suffer great loss in his DEATH"
Col. Thomas w. Higgins. who was
one of DR.. Hale's companions in anti
slavery days, in speaking of DR.. Hale,
| s:,ld that there was no man in Amer
lea, out of political life, whose name
is more widely familiar and the It'd
ngs OF whose death will be received
with more genuine sympathy and sor-
row. He was prominent in public af-
/ e.; l,;e y, 1aDvy mt !.
large space in Boston life.
| Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. another as
sociate of DR.. Hale, said:
"Dr. Hale's death cannot but bring
great sorrow TO the country which he
loved and served SO faithfully and for
50 iorg a term of years. His merits and
services should receive full and CRATE
| full recognition later on. We can now
only think of him as passed on to a
better country even a Heavenly"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
THE CONCENTRATION OF
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

Continued from Page One.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11

DR.. oliver Wendalf Holiness at the
celebration of DR.. HaIc's 10th birthday
in this city, described She great preach
er as a human dynamo. 1t would be
difficult and probably ilnpossi Bile to re-
count the different enterprises, social,
literary, educational, sliglous, civic
and charitable in which he was inter-
ested. So broad was his field, and so
comprehensive his views OF current
events and of their beariptg upon the
future that in 1890 he p..Ophecied
permanent peace tribunal, which he
saw contaminated a deca' 1e later III
the conference at The Hagu e. DR.. Hale
plunged into the anti-slaNiery move
ment with his fellow citizen s, Garrison
and Phillips, with all the In tenslty ana
ferver of his nature. Altho ugh he did
not go to the front in the Civil War.
his work for the Union caus e was very
effective through his assis lance with
the sanitary commission, While MS
counsel was ever sought by those who
were in charge of the needs of the SOL
djers in the field.
DIR. Hale closed his active work as
an active pastor in 1899 when he was
made pastor emeritus Of the South Con-
his duties to Rev. Edward Cummings
His preaching, however, did not cease
and he frequently occupied the pulpit
not only of his own church. but in 9TH
ers throughout the country. The Unit
ed States Senate. honored him on JAM
1. 1904, by making him chaplain, po-
sition which he held until his death
His host of friends and admirers de-
lighted to celebrate his birthdays. and
especially notew ortl1y were the occa-
sions Of his 10th and 80th, at both OF
which there were public meetings. In
1892 a purse of 5000 was given him.
while in 1902 fund of $4,000 was
raised. In the latter celebrations which
was held in Symphony hall. a great au-
dence honOred the distinguished di-
vine, while his lifelong friend Senator
Hoar, delivered one of his most elo-
quent addresses.
DIR. Hale was a many sided mPln- His
activities we're full of incident, yet his
life was a simple one, regularly main
tanned, always cheerful. and with but
few periods of illness. He early 'astab-
lished a rule which he commended to
all young men, to associate as :mucn
as possible with his superiors in edu-
cation, culture, experience and man.
hood. He believed in the simple life,
in living out of doors as much AIS pos
sible, in moderate exercises, regular
work and nine hours sleep.
His domestic life was ideal He mar
RED Miss Emily Baldwin Per kins, a
granddaughter of Rev. Lyman Beech
err. at Hartford, Conn, Oct. Is. 1852
They had four children-Miss Ellen
Hale, Phillip L. Hale. the well known
artist: Professor Edward Everett Hale,
Jr., Herbert Hale. an architect. and
Arthur Hale, all of whom survive.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
Sic st. Hpniicr Wcid)Gftslcntc nao
Grubi6itiun.

Sic ct. QouiS'er 8cld)aitaluclt BOT
crcrgild) gagen hno Frobibitionaz
ENHANCEMENT Sront gcnnodyt. Srl
Dem llntcrbol3 Der Sc9islutur iii
onIlelbc bcrcitS %ollgenonlnlen iporocn.
I'm oaS ENHANCEMENT I'M Stnnt 81
SAL 81 brinocn bat Gas Grcfutlo.
Gunlitc Der ,Wtiilouri Manufacturers
NliociotIon" cine GrflGrung erluiicn,
porin Die 6olgcn Der @%infilbrlng Der
StoutSprobibition fiir ct. Solia &c.
id)ilocrt mcrbclt. Git n%ofltebcll0cr
Gotcn uno 3oblcn lino, mic Die
n@citlidc Yolt" idrcibt, bieicr Gr-
florrng entnommcn:
,Sobolo ooS ErobibitionS Nmcn-
bcncnt lin Wtiiiouri 8eieb miro, iii
Elm aopitol bon $100,0O0,0O0 ant>ucr-
tbct, oaS iebt in 9rnucrcien nn9eic0t
lit.
Sn ocn @roilcrcicn uno nit ben-
iclbcn nube pcrlpnnctcn Snbultric'
5mciotn iperben 25,OOD Ecrioncn be-
idl6itigt. Die broblpS merocn miirocn.
Gle anoeiieltcn crnGbrcn 10000
Somilienangebori0c.
Gle 9roucrcicl 5nblen idbrlid) ST.
100000 an 9obnen ous.
9it gngeitclltcn Der @roiiereicn
nub Der bon bcnirlbcn abb1n9igcn
Snbuitricn 5oblcn i1brlid) $2,500,O00
Mietbc.
Sn cillcm Sabre iperben 100000
Giicnbabnuog9onS benltbt, INN Die
Waterialicn iiir 9roucreicn nod ct.
SoliS 81 brinacn nno Die fcrtigcIt
Troouftc 81 ipcoircil.
Snfol1c Der 3erit0runa Der @roltcr.
Stbuitrien ipiirbc ser aoblenconium
in ct. Souis idbrlid) Inn 5000 Con-
,len nbn1bmcn.
Gic 9raucrcicn unb Die pom ibllcn
obb1ngigen Snbnitricn mod)en iibcr
30 Ero5cnt oller Snbuitricn bon ct.
SouiS aus.
GirH 3critorlng Scr 9rolerei. Sns
buitrie miirOen Sormer. E~ierocSiid,-
ter, Gisfabrifonten, @lasblGier, aiiic.
'reicn, aiiteninbrifonterL 0GnbIcr in
@eijen, MoiSs @erite nno Sopicn,
Meis hno Nql5, ionic Sobrifalltcn
BON Giien, 9auboI5. @~losipoore1,
EfropieL, 5ertilpauren ulo Die Gan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
Cine meme S%tencrnnclc fir bic
Snnoess Heaicrnng.

Grbihoits. lnb Ginfommcniteltr
Iinb bel Senator AIbrid nid)t be.
licbt. Gr lit ielbit ein reidcr Wanr
mo mag lid 1id)t germ ielbit eincn
IberlnB perifreibcn. Gr Itcbt in per.
iualotid)oitlid)en 9%e5iebungell 5u Der
GpdcIeaer. Camille. llnO ole Mit.
milioildre I'M Senot buben nit me.
rigen Nusnabmen meber iilr Ole
erbidafts', nod fir Die @infommen-
itener etluos iibrig. @orum ioatcn
iic2 Gs lit fir tic dngenebnler, pcnlt
nie, Soften fir ben &cgicrullgs.Sois.
balt oilr6 3oae nnb SnIonoitcllern
niif gabaf uub Spirituoicn aufae-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
WcfanntmadJungen
etcnrr Hcpariemrrt. Matnnnns.

WuIfl m 0 e, %. Nlpri! IVON.
Gtcncridbler ilnn bicrnlit nenqbri6tigt, cGb
Gin 9Iahatt bon / Brn3ent uuf Srlnocigelts
tbum5s. peri6ulide mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fiir 1909 gelpdbrt pcroer. Ole i'm Wtunnt glpril
1909 bis ipdteitens Grcitag, ben 80, gtprti.
gtdQmitiuGs 3 lDr, hc3ublt lperocn. ytnb Dem
80. Tpril miro icin Jtabutt ulf RebElIrgen fir
peri6nli6e INN SeInritdtcHs Stetcr gepGbri,
Solhc GIcicrsN tc5nu1GCu pcrocn pom /. mai
1909 inn 3iiidilanoC fem uno oon Oem Sailllt
SteuerH midi in 30 IcGru oarnGh bc5Gblt
ncrhen, miro cine Straie roit 3 Iro5cllt ,nni
bic @ruttpsSunn,c icoer Vitl aufgci6Ingci, ullb
Die 3ahluriQ Dem @eiete fddl cr6lplilgcTl Dcrs
ben. Stcuerz9ic6nungeu mcrocit mir aui per
fGult6cs p0er brieIlihc5 NerlangcI 5lqciarot.
Sranf Srulur,
(9tpriIf5,22) Stcucrcinnebnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22

brQd1t ull0 oitf Sic Shtltern Scr ne.
lli0Cr bclnitteltcn GoIf@flailcn ub0c.
laoc1 tper0eu. SCrr gllorid red)llct
ms Dor, 0oB ieiuc larif Bill oenl
Canoe iG6rlid) 339,052,679 Collars
al 3ollcn rinbrin8cn milrOc, rulO
10 WfiIionCll lllcbr, oils Der 0inglcD.
Sarif. Gos allies lit obCr nidt3 uci.
fer oils Observation-Disclosures &cfnunB.
Ibcr icIbit mcnn sic 30Qc 3ebn Mil.
Iioncn Collars i'm SATIRE mlcbr cr9c.
ben %ioIltcn, 10 bot lie 0o5 Nolt oil
5oblen. @o blcibt cine Sorii Ncpi.
lion nod ultcn, mic lie Dos Volf Der
lnn9t nn6 nie lie Erdiioent (oft in
mchr ola elmer Ncoc III NltSiidt &C.
Itelt bat? Gic 0roBen Snterciicn blcis
ben nod) mic Dor beifiIbt, Den Con.
iumtntrn miro feline GrIcidtcrung
pcridofit. Ga iii MIN Dem Scnator
@Cpcriogc BON ,Sllbinna cinc Sore
8cfonmcn. Gr bat Cin umIongrci.
dies ENHANCEMENT ol3gcorbeitct, mel
dies Den ,}lucd bat nllc Gorporotios
men SIT beitc1lcrn. &eoe Corporation,
lucId)c 8cid)dftc in ben Sercilligtcll
Stootcn modt, lei cS 6obrifotion
@crgbou bic Eroouftion bon CSC,
trolcum mo Naturgo5 ein9cidloiicn
- Transportation, mic Giienbobncn
Ii. a., tclcgropbilde ODER telcpbonis
ldc Nnlogcn. Die E~robuftipn %clcttri
ldcr ooer nnoerer &rnft ioQ icot3
&nbr nit cinem 3eblltel BON cincm
Ero5cnt Der 9rltto- Ginnobmcn be.
l~tcllert merocn. God ioQ lid 0icic
Steller nidt olf Ginfon1mcl bon
Gipi0cnocn ooer Sntcrciien BON gfs
tien Der Gorporutioncn eritrcdcn. IS
ioQ Die Fflid)t icoer Corporation icinL
Dem Observation-Disclosures bco
GiItriftS. III mclfem Oas Solptbii.
rcolt Der Corporation liegt, bis ipd-
~tcItcll$ an 30, September icoen Sab
res Cilrcn ipc5iii5irten S%lllSpCiS iibcr
Die Srlitto.Ginnnbmen I'M abgcIour
fclcn 6lstaljobr por5ulegcn. Sclto.
tor Vcperioge tbeilt nift nit. pic
bod CT Die HegicrungS Ginnobmct
ans oteler rellcll Stcnerolleuc idlGbt.
Gin 3ebntcl BON cincm 8ro,cnt
lfcint cine oeringfii0iqc Stcucr I'll
letll; dllcin bel Der groBcn Nlniobl
BON Fruits mo G%orporotioncu ul0
Bel Den ellorlleI1 Nrutto-Gimlu6lcn
Der G%ilctbo6ncn. Der Sclcgropbcll.
mo Selcpbon Wcicaid)oftcr, Der
rStonborO Oil Gomponn." 0tS
Stobl., 3udcr-, Elciihs lrltit5 nllo
mic lie uIlc bciBch, miiroc lid ood)
cine Itattli6c @r5obl non Midioncn
'ilr Die @unbcsfoiic 5uionmcn LIP.
perm, Notilrlih lpcr0cn lid oic @rob-
Gorporationen nit &6nocu II. Siibcn
gc9en 0oS @cucriogc p ENHANCEMENT
lpebrcn, llnb cS lit 5mciicIboit. ob
Der Senator bon rSnoiono nttcr lei.
llen Gollcacn i'm SberboltS cine
M'cbrbcit iiir feline Separations
Steiler gcuilncn fam. Ger Gon0rcB
bat nun Die Mobl 5miid)cn Gr5.
IhoitS., Ginfnnmcn- mo Corpora.
tlpnS-S tcllcr. @cbt ca nod) ocm W9i(.
len Nlorid'S urb icincr sSrcunoc. 70
gibt c5 fciuc polt ocll orciclr. @ir
%lucroen's crlcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
Su%nncritas, ocn %. Npril 1909.
Idt Scitrn.
Gattcn nno bas Isubiifnm.

SomtS u. Yottcn, Der Gbico1o'cr
Wci5cn-S pefulal1t, lit c"rjiirnt ilbcr
bic 3eituigen, mclhc Ieinc 9ro0iuus
s8cIdGfte idori tritiiircn; er lit
emport iiber Die 8eiitIifc1, mcldc
bon scr aol15el gegcn i'm Oonnern.
Gr TladJte ieinem llnmutb III 0bnlls
den Iusoriidcn Sl,tt mic u. $. Salt
0erbilt Dor Snbrell, ais cr lo9te nGbe
Subtle be oomneo!" Nod elmer Wfcl.
Dung bcS 20. .. ScrulO" bat Der
Gbicogo'er @ei5cn-&onig gCiogt: IS
lit mir cinerlei, mas Die 3citingcn ia
geit, nno fiimmere mid nidt. mas
observation-disclosures Yrtoigcr bon Der
Goll5el perfilnocn. IS lit mir elmer.
lei, Nos Die StontSGeleE9cblng tbut,
lno id) iilrd)te feline 8cicBgcbung ocs
SonoreIIes. Sd bin iii Oielcm &C.
i6oft, INN 8clo 81 ueroicncn. Gas
babe iG ME III NbrcOe gcltcQt. IS
lit nid)t mcine Sdulo, bob bic Grute
fnnpp ollSgeiollcn mo sic Nodiro9c
grob lit. IS bcitebt iibtrDnupt fem
@cijen- nGorler". llno 10 BON obcll
bcrab iprif)t Elm Spcfulnnt, Der ocnr
gon5ell SoIfe Den 8roOfprb bobcr
b1net unb Die Mrmen hcroubt, lid)
iibcr Stantsgeiebgcbung lu1o Con.
9reb ite1t. Scrr Eottcn bCDullptct,
bob bic Grrtc fnapp mar. QaS mag
Oobingcitcllt bleiben. Gr mo cine
Clique bon Witmlfcrcrn hobcn obcr
bon Den GrntcporrGtbeu brcibig nil.
lionCn 8uidcl Mci5cn buro] onfgc.
ido6cnc Sicicrlut9SsGontroftc feltges
le9t mo bnltsn bieicn cnprn1cn @ciz
6enporratb, INN h0bcre Erciic 81 CT.
5iclcn. Gic Hrciic iiir Monren mcr.
Den olirdl Nngcbot mo Nndfro0c &C
rc9elt. Wenn Iid) nrnt ein Wtnnn NIT
einigcn Sreun6en IN Sen 0elib bon
30 Wtiaioncn 9liidel @ci5cl lett NM
oamit cine GontroIc iibcr ooS Nn0cbpt
alisilbt, 10 fanlt er sic ErciIc bcitiln
men er fam @elb nmo6en", mo oo3
gun5e Tolf lit linn tributpilid)tig.
Gas 8elb, meldleS Nrbcitcr iolcr Der
bient Gobcn, ilicBt in sic Soiden iol-
der 9ellte pic Enttcn un0 leinc Gil
one, Ole eS llid)t perbient, ionocrn &c.
ma6t" bnberL luic ser lon6l0llii9c
Iusbrud lailtCt. Mtiuioncn in lpcni-
gen @odJen. lln6 babel ioaer bieit
Spcfulortcn nod: @nS licgt inns on.
ron! ~Sbc Ellblic be oomneol" limo
oaS EubIifim mus iid)'S geiollen Ioi.
leu. Is bari cine Solrit in Scr "a,
idc mad)elt. Ger 9unbeS. Wcncrnlnuz
malt Widcrshom bot lid onGin aus
gciprodleh, bob gcgcn bieleS Srei6cl
oil Ser Gbicogo'cr @orie inter Den be
itebenben @cieben mclig ODER nid)t&
nusgeridtct lperben fonne. Nun lie.
gen in Gaitabn nod groBe @ei5e1por.
r1tbe. melhe leid,t ms 9ono gcbrott
meroen fonnten. Nber Elm 3oH BON
p 9cntS ouf Sen 9ilid)el, Der sum
Sdltb oes omerifoniid)cn Farmers
nuf @ci6en gelcgt ipnrbc, pcrbinbtrt
Die INSTRUMENTATION aus Canada. Sat
Der amcrifoniid)e 6armer etpos bon
oieien @ci5en5oGcn, Die arh in Dem
Eapne Iorif b%eibebolten luorbcn limo,
etmaS g1bobt? Sniolge Der bobcn
Wei5enpreiic iinO audi bic Treiic olls
berer Srobitoffe unb Nabrungsmittel
9elticgclL. ST elmer Belt. bo mir inns
nod nid)t BON Der pirtbifoitlid)cn
Geprciiion crholt hobelt, bo eS nod
geing arbcltSloie giebt nlO Die 20b-
TIC picIfod) perfiir5t merben. slbcr
Dos omcrifoniibc Solf lit geouloig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
Srpartcmcut fir uffcutfime 9Sautcn.
Hnh- = rNn rIci,cn Ara &Anhi. GN~ncnirnra

Nh 9ilc, bic cs angebt!
Sicrmtt miro IN llebercinitiinInliItg nit ben
@bi0nittclt Sc y uuo So Is pes GbnrtcrS Der
SiQot Baltimore bclunnt gegehen, Dab Suntuns
straic, Uuu GaItern4 g.ucnue bis 2pmburbsStr,
und Dem 1. Suui 1909 nit mOoernem Mtaterinl
gepfiaitert miro.
9(ue 4crioucn mlo Gorporntionen tucrheu
fiir aue 9rbeitcu III c~rlaugei uno ~oieielbcu
pur Dem +. sunni 1909 SIT bcenoi9cil. ole IN
irQcrlo elmer 9Scile ole gutiRrlbuIlo ooer siuf.
rcibmlg Geiugter obcIgcndHnter StrdBe ooer
pcnt oiefe gcpfloitert ooer nelaepllaitert 1T.
y. s. 6cnonn, Staots9ngenIeur.
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Sp0csiGnc.

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Sit-Ercltons SirdBe, 81 Sabre alt.
Vim -. 9lpril 6enrD Bergman, SUB Der
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gut 10. gtpril narrp Sogic, Ct. Soicp6es
Aotpitul. rs Sabre alt.
nm 20. 9lrril @traiuia u. 6nutboru, Or. 81,
@ilnur- Strube. &C sabre alt.
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Nctta 6runililt= StraBc. y Sabre alt.
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9iorosGGlbouis- trn6e. 10 Sabre alt.
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Siuiocnbcn.
Bureau Scr

,CjuttlieDfy ancrnimmioi. etrnus Wrctuing 60"
Nulttmurc. 81. gpriI 1909.
0uo Eircilorinm oet nGottIie6sGaucrnidmints
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uicttel ctiice YrDientc SinIcu uuf ibrc 3meitc
&ppuibef @olo Giuiommen Cb.tgufioHen ans
Gclrorielt, ant T.. Mai 1909 bel Der nWiercuntiIc
1ruit Gno Scpoiit Gompann," Baltimore. Mo,
Gcacn Iuaiiclcrulig ocS Coupons lr. ~ ;abl@
bar.
N12l 1nmes SGrfleh, Sefrttar.
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Wiurfts un6 9nuiircrs2iccn6en nm 1. Mai 1909
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20. Wtai aus otcien 8iireau elilIlnTInletl fpcr'
Den nilliet.
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