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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

Ger bod)perbientc Commodore Der
.Sonlburg.N nrcrifo Einic", Gapitdn
aorl admpiL miro, pic aus Sam.
burg aenrcloct miro, nit ocm Gnoe
bes l%ouicnocn Sobrcs IN ben Nnbc-
Itan0 tretel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Sfclctt i'm Srrcnhanic.

Ncmnrf. M. %. Toucmbcr.
- Goroncrsnr5t Or. Otto Sd)illbc
ron Ncu.Norf. Gin Grpcrt IN Der
Gornubnlc BON Sbbnftioncr. bat Dem
Siitriftsamunlt Wutt III Ncmnrf BE-
rid,tct. oob bua Sfclctt, melhes Dor
5luei @pd,en I'M Iod)9cifob ocs leer-
iicbenbcn Srrcllbo,tles in Ecporf &C.
ilgnocn mlroc. oos elmer Dor ctluu
flint bis 5cbn Sabrcn 9c'torbcncl,,
irgciGbr GO Snbrc alt 9%cporbcne!l
Srnu lei. Bic ctlpn 5 6iib Az 3cll
orof mar. Ncbcn Dem Sfelctt wor
o.,d) cin Stiid elmer Neiporfcr Bet
tl,ng pom II. Nopembcr 1901 gc-
ilnbcn morben, mas Tr. Sdlilbc'S
!.ngobcn iibcr bas Sooesiobr Der
Irm SIT beit0tigen id)cint. Gle
Ecr5tc ocS Srrcubauics battcn 5rpor
6chullptct. bic 8rnil miiiic Dor lucni9.
items 20 Sohrclt ~acltorbcn lcin Sr.
Mott glaitbt, blird) bic 6~cItltellntge'l
Or. Sdyulec'S Scr 2oiung oes De
Gcimlriiics wcicntlid) naber gefom'
rlclt III iclll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Ycrriift iuic cin WarSbaie.
McIoooen belt iid) iiir cinen Wcllios
unb ueriltd)tc. Sllhen jl betebren.

McIoooen belt iid iiir cinen Wclllos
unn ueriud,tc. SllNen 5ll befebren.
9ange Stunocn iiir cinen IS.
roclitiiten Nrbcitcr, mcld)er lbm
in oic Sdnbc iicI.
EhilubcIpbia. p. Mopcnlbcr.
&nl. WcSnoocn, poll Nr. 1926,
Silpcritr., beIlcn Sbcim, 9bos. Yplc.
I'M Nornot-0 cbGiibc. Nr. 1886, GbcIt-
mntitroBe. Sousmeiitcr lit. iullroc Der
boitct lnb Tcli5eiridter Scott uorgc-
filbrt, Der ion icbod) bon Gr. Sobu
@nnomofcr in Vctrcif icineS 8eiitess
5ultonoeS unteriud)cll iuiicn mil.
Ser iunoe Mann biloct iid, al,aeblid,
cil,. er lei Der .neuc WeiIioS". En
bieicm Wohn id)IpB CT lid, eeitern nit
Dem iiioilhen Irbciter, Benjamin
Stein, BON CIR. 1916, Siio 10. Ctr,
Der lid) init Experimentation ob.
9icbt unb nod Dem Sornot'ld)cn &c
bGilOc per Eoitfortc bcitcllt luorocn
iuor. bier Stulbclt lang Int Dem
Stiibd)cn bcs Sausn1ciitcrs Gin mo
hiclt Dem nrnlcl, @cniomin. bcnl Der
Iroltid,pci6 babel ousbrod). enolole
Erebigtcn iiber boS Gbriitentbiim uno
Ociien 2cbrclL nm bcn Wonctbeiiten
5n befebrcn. Enle. Mc5ooocn's
Sbeim, per'ud)tc pcrgeblid, lid Girl-
tritt in hos Stiibd)cll. ii, Incident icin
Heffc bocirtc, 5i nerid)aiicn, nno rief
'd)lic6lid Der Sc(epbon YoliSci her.
bel. lieutenant Wtils lino Scrgcul,t
2ittlc bcfrciten ben orlncn gcniamil,
aus Der vGhri1tcnlchrc" ,nb nahn,cl,
ocn bcoollernsiuertbcn WcSobber
nad) Der 9th Son, 100 Yoli5cirid)tcr
Scott bic Gi1aones cripGbntc Illorb.
l,,iltg traT. Sic M,lttcr bes illnac,l
Wni,ncs lpnrbe porigcn Wcnat nod
Der Norristorpncr Srrcnonitolt iiber.
fiibrt, inlo felt Der 3cit briitete ibr
Sobn iiber ibr Sd)idiaI nod. Ms
man i'm ans benz 8erid,tsiaal fiibrtc.
ricf McSaobcn Dem Stein S,t: sc.
ben Sic ictt nidt fort! Sd piinide,
sic wieber SIT ieben!" Cod 9enia.
n,il, ihiittelte eiIigIt Den Staub pol,
icircn 6iiBcn uno pcrouitetc uube.
MERIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Ecr Sanfbnmpfcr mad 0%cntidianb.

@iIbelm Eataf's unfreiiuinige 3ei.
len ibrem Gnoe nobc. - 8ors
bette ldllgere 3cit 5piifel Nclp.
Durf uro Sapunn.
Ncm Dprf. %. Nopember.
GlioIid lit cine Gntihcioung iibcr bas
~rCrlcre Sfidinl bcs ,maoriihc.l
Siinglings @ilbclm Fatnf. Der jpi.
ld)cn Nclu-Dorf mo Sopnno bin uno
her g%olloelte, neil i'm Die Ginnnnbe'
rings. 9cborben Der beiben Mepubli'
fc; nid)t lonoen laiicn iuultcn, ans
&oibington eingctroffen. Gle gnt.
Id)ciolng lautct, oaB @ilbelm nod)
bcm Snfen, III oein CT iih 5ucrIt ein.
gcihiift bat. 5rriid geld)idt wcrbcn
ioG Ger II Sabre alte @ilbelm va.
tot mar ouf eincm beutideu lunf.
Gnmpfer bier angcfommen. mar o
Dem Compiler beicrtirt uno bate iid)
uuf Dem 5rpiiden Nein Dorf mo So.
uann i%obrcnoen Gainpfer rgipcrona
"a" ein9eidmn,geelt Sn Sapana an
9clanat. mor er nad) NepsDorf 5us
rid crpeoirt moroen. unb BON bier
bottc i'm oic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
olif hemielben Dampfer, aui Dem CT
cingetroiien mar, 3uriid geid}idt.
Tpn Sapana ipilrbe er pieoer 5nriif
erpeoirt unD fam bier am 5. Nopem.
Der an. Gle ginmanoerungs6eborbc
hcabiittigte. i'm ipieoer init oen,
Snmpicr nad) Sapana 5ariid 81
id,idei, bod IegteN Die Iampferlihie
TroteIt oagcacu Cit, itben lie CT
flGrtc. oab lie nid,t fir Den iunacit
Monn perantluortli1 lei, ba or lid,
alli iGren Ganpfer ci,seifmniaaelt
bette. Ger Yroteit mliroc nod @aib.
ington gcif)idt mo s%eiteri traf bic
itlcsrapbiihe Srore ein, oen Cling
ling oortbin 5l crpeoircn. luober er
;iicrIt aefommen lit. Jolglid miro
or nit cinem Iorfoampfcr Der be.
treffenocn Clinic jlriid geIfidt rper,
hcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

|. 10. fein 8elpid)t BADEN. Wan ipiG
bic S%niurgenten %offenbur arsbun.
gern. Oh oieie Metbobe DIE &c.
iplinld)ten Solgen buben miro, III al
lerhinas mehr. alS 5tueiielbnIt.
Webr Con eren5cn.
'Erdliocnt Soit pibmetc lid geiiern
Den 9arSen Gag Der @eipredrunN
lpidltiacr Elnttc III Den beobiitti9tcil
Nrnenoirllngen Der 5luiidcnitoatlifcll
Electromagnetic mo in Dem @cieb 5llr
llntcrbriidlng res io9%cnanntcn. @eis
zen Sflopcns"Smbcls. Serncrbiu
erluoa ct Die Grnenuung zines Jtnd).
folaer$ beS perltorbenen HidterS De
thea bonn @unocs.N iitriftsgerid)t in
Chicago.
Gns @ibtiaIte, pos In Scr Gonies
ret5 %beipruden muroe. iporen Die
Aenberun9cn I'M 5miitenltuatliben
SerfcbrSgelct. nnh pic 9eIogt miro,
lit Der Eroiioent Ii lolpeit porbcs
rcitet, bieieu Sbeil ieincr 9ptid)oit
an ben GnngrcE jill oiftircn.
Ger Gonfcrenj mobnten General.
Inluolt @idersbom. Gorliter &napp
itnb G%pmmiiidr Game BON Der 5lui.
id)enituotliden &crfebrs.Gpnmiilicn.
Giltrittsanmolt Gins bon Chicago.
Der bic Gerbnnblungcn 1T Dem be.
riibnltcn rStouoaro Sils"Suue, no.
bel cS lid lru $29,OU,ON bonocltc,
~lcitetc, unb Congress iit9lieo Mnnn
BON Sninois, &oriiber bes Suts.Go.
mites fiir o%uslpGrtiaen unb Stpilteu.
itoatlid)en Sonoel. bel.
@OlO- uno Silberpruouf-
tom oeS S%anocs.
Nad elmer ioeben ueroifentlihtcit
ontlifcn Statiitif lit i'm SATIRE 1908
aus Ben 8olbbersperfen in Sen Ser.
Stnatcn fir $94, 5O6,O0O @oIo proou-
5irt morben. nGlnlid 4,57l,3i0 I'M
5en, cine Netto. 3unabmc oes @cr-
Ties i'm Gergleid, gum Yoriobre bon
$4,t24,3W. An Der Spite Der golos
probu5ircnoen Stonten itonb Colo
rooo nit Solo int @ertbc bon $22,=
81 ,000. IS folgtcn 5unGdIt Ilosfo
nit $19,S5S,OOO ulb Californian NIT
$19,329,1 700. Nm @enigiten 8olh
luurbe in Eorto Rico p%roousirt, nGm-
lid MIR fiir $500. Gie 8%oloproouf.
'tion ollf Den Ebilippincn sei9t cine
3unobme Don $219,SO bel elmer sc.
iammtprpouftion Don 1891 800.
Gic SiIberprobuftion 5eigte cine
Netto. abnobmc Don $4.073,9OO In.
sen i'm @crtbe bon $2S,000,OOO. Gle
6elonlmtprooilftion bon Silber be-
trug $52,4i0,SW 6einuneen. Sn CT
iter Heibe Der Silber proou5irenoen
Stooten itonh Wontono nit 1886.
POO Seinungen. &ic bei Der @olb-
Eroonttion 5eigie Die Ebilippincn
and, 6ci Der INSTRUMENTATION cine
beoeutcnbe 3unohnte, inoeln bic Yro.
ouftion bon 700 lln5cn I'M Sabre
1907 al,f 1900 lln5et I'M Sabre 1908
in Die Sobe giug.
Ealais / iir frnnSoiiidl DE
9otifuft.
Ter oiplomatiid)c Tcrtreter Der
Iran5olild,en Hepublif miro Elm neilcs
prddlti9cs @otihnftS-@ ebGilHc crbuI.
ten. Gic 9ouplGne iinb bereits &c.
nebnliAt ipor0el, ltnO Die arbeitcil
lprrocn oelnndd)it %contruftlid, pcrgc,
ben mcrheit. Tuf elmer Hnbo6c i'm
norolpcitlid)cn Staottbeile lit Elm &c.
eiallcter 9aiplot maefolft morocn.
Gic iran5oliid)c &eaierlng miro ST.
100000 mi ben Soi, bes rellcn BOT
ld)aftsgebGuoes %perlpenbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

liid,en StGuoeperiommlluna Minilter
3r. b.. Hilger, IN S%eunttportung elmer
SntcrpeQatipn, III Der iharfiten Weiic
Qeocn oos 9eitreben Der preuBilhen
Rcaieruna, Die Grbebung bon Shift'
iobrtsuboohen ein5ufiibrcn, alisge'
iprnd,en. sic miirbe nidlt MIR ei,en
ldnpcrcn Giugriii in Die gntipldlinlg
bon Sauocl 1uub Sl,oultrie in Den &c.
bictcn Der eroBcn oeutidcn Stromc
boritcllen, ionberll aud nit NotD.
penoiofcit cine l%peitcre id)lucre Sdo'
oiollna Der Inn ibre Griiten5 ringe,s
ben SluBihiffobrt 5llr Solae bubcn.
TuBcrbcm iuiiroe bie Hcuerirng, 10
betonte Der Miniiter nodoriiflif, Die
Ve,iebunacn Der @umoesItooten nm
ter ciuuuocr nohtbeilig beelnflullen:
Gin aeseu o%legrbebung BON Sfift:
fobrtsobaobcn gerid)tetcr 9eltluB
nl,roe oornod) BON iGmnltliten Far.
teiel eillItimmig an9enonlnlen.
Suiti5ratb @pbling's Gor-
trag perpont
Nuiicbcn erregt ein bonn Yrorettor
Der llnipcriitGt aoniasbere erlallerles
@crbpt. Ger Eroreftpr bat Der Dor
tioell Srcicn Stuoentenid)oit inter
Ioot, cillcn Gortrog bca Hctd)sto9ss
9lbaeoronctcn @pbling iiber oaa Eros
oromm Scr Srciiinnigcn G%olfsportel
in benz Der Iercinigung cingernllms
ten auditorium obbaltcn 5u lol'en.
,SuItiirotb @pBling lit in aonlgsber9
oniGiiio uth p%crtritt Die Staot &o-
~niqsbcra i'm Parliament.
.Megcn Nusucrtauts &C.
h loiien."
Gle Bonner ErelBen, oaa pprllehs
me ituoentiid)e Corps, Dos tilr5lid
lpeocn Werilbllno nGftlid)cn llntltgS
tiir Die Tnicr hca laurenocn Sellle'
tiers lnspcnoirt mllroc, baben all lb.
rem Gorpsbolla III Bonn Elm 9elpnltlt
aes Ylofot ongcbrad)t, oaS Die Il'.
id)riit trGgt: n@egen ansperfoll1s &c.
if%loiIcn." SIN Dem letter Glen oes
Corps nobmen Erin5 uno Frln5elIth
BON Shoumbura.Sippc lnlo Sber'
itoQmeiiter 8roi Mciid)od, Sbell. Die
Imucienbcit bohIter areiIc beim 81
len oes loeben crit illspcnoirtcn Corps
lit ullacmein libel ucrlllcrtt moroell
mo miro aleid)inm olS Gin Sphn ollt
Die Wobreacl bca llnipcrlitdts'Se-
mats ~ullfgefobt.
Ser Hhein Y nj &unal.
aolner nto Gmocncr SonbclSfrcile
ncbntcn lett ponNcuem Dos iei1cr5elt
picl b%eiprod)erle Eroieft ocs 9oilcs
cincs fir Die @roBihiiiobrt oilsrei'
d)cnocn hcin-Gnseaonuls ollf. Ger
aorol ipll lid, bon Hubrort, Der an
GiniluB Scr Nilhr III Den &bcin gele-
Ncllen Stoot int Hegierun9abc5irf
Tililelbnri. his nod Der honnopers
idcn Stoot Hinecu. ,ucltc % Der
ems blrhIlollcn miro, crltrcden.
Ger Vollplon hot loitae uilf oem
@ltnidBcttcl Ncltnnocn, opdl lit crit
nelcroin9s Die M~gitotion Wieoer cine
lcbhoitcre gclporocl.
an II hcitunb.
Ger bod)perbicntc Commodore Der
,Sonlburg,N n,critu.E inic", Gupltoll
aorl adnpii miro, iuic aus Sam.
burg aemcloct miro, nit ocm Gnoe
bes loufcnocn Sobrcs IN ben Nl,bc-
Itullb tretcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
: ,>ln County : GriminaIgerid,t

Sn County : GriminaIserid,t
BON Ebilooelpbia. no geserhudrti0
ser Woropro5eB bon Sarris Hoicn,
5rpcis, Der angeflagt lit. ieilten Pr.
beitse6er &arrp 0ictor, einen Gigor.
rerbdnbIer, umgebradt 3l baben. I'M
@onge lit, bat man y@raft" entoedt,
rorar fat ale iinteren @eridtsbeam-
ten betbciIiet iinb. Sic oerfouften
,2ntrittsfartcn gum @eridtsionl fir
lie 25 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Scuicno Srannnscn in Chicago ant
Tauftaac.

gbienap, %. Nopcntbcr.
@ic Der Glcrf bon Goof<G uitntp be.
FAINT eiebt, boben bier nid)t pcriacr
ole 1000 Ecrioncn Seirntbs.2 icen'
5en ernirft. I'M heute. am Ganfia.
ernestogc. in Den @beitonb sl treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

- Monroe Sris III ct. 2oi,is. mel.
der in 6olge zines ibm pcriesten
Sdlaas auf Den aopi ;rpei Wonaie
uGIlig itulnm mar, bat geitern in
Sclge elmer Operation Die Sprad,c
mieoer erlangt lino NOR i'm Stanoe
pone Musfutft iiber bic Inn miocr.
iabreuc &%erleeung 81 ecbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26


Gic .Noroocutid)c Nngcntcii,c Sci
thug" p%crGficntlid,t Die m%id)ti9lten
Ylrnfte bca Glotten.9 ubgeta. Ger
Weiommt.T oranidlng heiduit lid) oili
$10S,5O.0OO. beninnd) cine Tcrnlcb-
RING Der Slottcnaus9obcn lim ST.
100000. Gle iiir Den gan mo Die
Yan5crlnla polt &ricgsidiffcn crfors
bcrlid,cn Sumincn mcrOeit aitI $50.
$4,000 eeid)dst, cine llcbcritei9nng
hes lettiahrigcnGtats ilnl $5.95O.O00.
Die nurd, bic fir ben gait Der
Shlnd1tifiiie rSltfrieslono". v&el-
aolorb" nnb .Griaeg eorpilIf" lflieb.
I;h aelnod)tc 9entligung %notbipcil.
Dig ipiiroc. 9as Budget iiebt and
hic 0erti9itea,ung oes Ean5erfreu5ers
rTon Der Cant" Dor. Serner iucr.
bcn $3,750.oO fir ben 9au BON lin.
t%eriecbooten ullo Die oan,it oiis5ilfiib.
renben @criud)c aeforocrt, mas elmer
Grbohnn9 oes lestiobrigen GtatS I'M
ST .250,OOO el,tiprid)t. Gic Mrsgabet
fir Die Marine Mrtillcrie iperoen aliT
i,neefdbr $19,OOO,OOO, ocmnaf Inn
$2.5OO,OOO hoter ais i'm Torlobrc,
augeidlogen.
8egen Shiffnbrts'
Ibgaben.
Cant Meloung aus Sresben hat
iit IN Der Suciten &ou,mcr Der lod)-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Saft nno bic &rippe.
patronage als yvifteI sur Grbaltnns
Der Eartci= Iisjiplin.

9icpublifoniid)e S%niursenten wcrScu
bon oen 9unoesGmtcrn oisge.
idlo'ien. - Der YrGiiocnt uoQis
I'M Sdlepptau Morid's ulo
Gannon's.- Senatorcn louiucr
nno Ga Solette ipe,icu ipegcn
/ ibrer aufiaIiafeit acmaBrcseIt.
Gonieren5en i'm @eibeu
&altic. - 8oIo- mo SiIbcrpros
ouftlon ocs 2anoes III 1908.
Gin prdhtigcs 8eballbe iiir sic
iran5oiiide gotidoit.
Wa1b1ngton, 9. s., %. Gop.
= Wlt Dem ,3ulommcntritt oes Con.
greliea Dor Der Jbiire mo bent Ionf.
tag porilbcr, iueroen iif Die 9ollereb-
mitglieoer Jest raid IN ser Yunbcss
buuptltaot einfinocn, unb mon be.
einnt bcreits, ilber Die G~ntipidelun.
gen Der fommenbeu Sislma at jpe.
fuliren. @enn nift ole 3eid)en trii.
gen, 10 bat bie Sppoiition Der peitli-
den 8cpllblifaner gegen Spreter
Cannon unb Ben conierpntipen 2lii.
gel iebr gerinae Nuslid)ten. Gle Sn.
i%lrgentcn I'M Salls nno Senot baber
erfonnt, bob Iie iid feinerlei Siilie
bon Seitcn Der COMMUNICATION in iDs
rem Sample geeen ganl1onismus II.
Ilorihisnnls 81 %9elpdrtigen bohcn.
Gic Sniurgentcn meroen bnbi,rd in
Die Gage periest, Der Administration
5u opponiren, pelrr tic Der Cannon
ihen Clique, rcip. I'M Sennt BEN 9e.
feblen Nlorid)'s %opponiren. Sn Dem
9riefe. ipelfen YrGlibent Taft an oe,
iriiberen Gipiloienlt-G ommiii1r nm
intimen 6relnb oes ErGiiSenten.
Soillfe bon Snoiana, geidriebcn fat,
ioa geiagt iein, DOB Der YrGlioent Die
bic Siibrer Ser Eartei an%erfeunen II.
init ibnen 81 arbeiten babe. unb Sr.
6ollfe befommt geborig einen baroiti
aeoedelt, lueil er iid unterItanocl,
bat. oen ErGiioenten SoriteIlungcn
ooriiber 5u mod,cn. Ger Erdlioent
liebt lpeoer aritif, nod @ioeriprlld,
uno men er cinn,al allf bem Strid
bot, Der fam iid) allf alQes gefobt
MAIDEN, mcnn Die @clc9cnbcit lid
bietet. SbatiGf)lid) bot nlon IN &c.
lpiIicn. bem Weiben Saliic naheitc.
bcnoen a"reiien Die 8elpobnbeit ongc.
nomnnen, DISQUALIFICATION. weld)e po.
litiid obcr o,,d) ionit miBliebia er.
id)cinen. OILS vlafoQetiIirt" 81 be5eid,.
men, ipos aber ntft ols Compliment
tiir ocn Senator bon @lsconIm AM
5ufoIien lit,
Gie patronage miro in, fomlllel,'
oen Winter cine pcrbdltnibmotig
iuld)tlge Molle 'ptelen: Nber ilidlt mir
orc Sh'llr9en1eh: "'t oeh @ii'ls.
,w"u w. ~, H ' Sio g, o.a
inn, or,chen ma Sonr entihe;nen
slhrr ;et,t fom,nt,s 'Shor nor eini.
ner orit morS m hie;cr StpGr Sornii
hiunc,r;c;cu Sos MON nit Ssn ous
Scr %ooieneft. PnoHe nerhI;ehenrn
S;;Iisiefret6rpn IN Ser ncrid,;eScnr,
Se~nnrtenrnts %o,,ir9umc, snerSe NM
Ncr Sfniono IL oen,oht Set,t mirN
MICS baron fo,1,ncn mos nnItanSi.
nov Mciir fortoe;E;dt merScn fnr,,
nnSrr mil Son, E;n;IS;cn5t, Nco,en,rrt
in nor y, niic,horcn W;Serinr,,h -,
forlrncn mnn hcrc;tct i'm Soro',i
mr. inn n1d,iten W;nter sic WrnSc u
,5iid,r nm Sir wctrcurn -, ncrtbeilcm
Sir iih i'm Suterciie Se. 5nit.(Seiet.
oe6,,,,o" nerS;ent mod,en gbcr iiir
Sic Sn%;uroenton mirS cs fcinc WroSc
rnh 1;id,c nchcr N;dt e;nmoI i;;r
Sic E%niurocnten i'm Srnot mnS Sos
ni0 md, n;e( ,oorn
o"G:y o.-.I....
| = u | | | " L III Ill " = ii ~ u / | L L | l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

Scrporrugcnbcr Tinan.
cier eeitorbcn.
Wien, 25. Nopcmbcr. - Shcobor
Riitcr bon Souiiig, cincS Der ongc-
iehcnitcn Mitalicbcr Der Ditrcid,iid)cil
Sinor5lpelt, lit it lcilcr blciigcil
Mobmuna ans bc,n 2ebcn gcid)lcbcn.
Ger IcrItprbenc wnr itcIlpcrtrctcnbcr
@plipcrllellr Der t. t. pripileairien ali.
aenlcincn oltrcifiihel 9obcn.Grcbit-
Anitolt. nubcrbcnt Eroiihcnt nudl-
l,chcnher inou,trieIlcr Afticrtllntcr.
nchli,cn: Der pripilcgiricn o%itreid,ilf),
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mcrfs. 8cicllid)oit; Der @elpcrfid,oft
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hrifs 8eicGidnit; Der pcrcil,igten
3ertil. mnb Grild, Sotrifen; Der CT
itci, oitrcid,iidcn Hiiltc. Spinncrei mo
@cberci; Der afticnacielid,oit fir
MincroloI. Snbultrie: Der nclicn Mie.
her Sparfaiie unb SireftionSmitglico
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heitsreiten 2ebens 81 Sbeil murben,
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lcpb.S Green's, bos Giicrnc &reu; 3.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-03-19
Book Farming.

A recent issue of the n. Y. Evening
POST contains an interesting article by
an amateur farmer who became pro-
fesstoual in three years He was New
York newspaper man who, for reasons
considered adequate by himself, left the
C ty for WORKOUT abandoned farm.
Th. first years crops were a pitable
failure. What reached maturity at all.
fnd fhere wasn't much that did, be-
cune ALL ketable many days too late to
command prices worth while, and the
amateur farmer was the laughing stock
of his experienced neighbors. Thai
winter he put in studying the books on
farming, learning what he could about
the scientific treatment of soils, the ro-
tation of crops, when and how deep tt
pillow, and lot of other things farmers
ought to know. The second summer
he did little better, but not particular
ly we'll, When the growing season was
over he went at his books again, work
ing as he had worked on his old news
pa per job. The third spring he had his
exhausted LAID in fine condition. he
got his seeds into the ground a4itt {
before Lis experienced nei2hhors
thou bit it worth while to plant, and
lie kLtw what to do to get results out
Of Lis plants W hen they began to grow
That year he made 81 ,046 per acre on
his TO matoes, with other things in pro-
portion.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-03-19
Life in the Country.

There are bardships in the country
struggles are necessary to wrest a live
libood from the soil or from busi q ess ii
a small community: But every strok'
can be made to count for permansnce
The food and the air are better; man:
indepcndence is more real, where b.
can own the roof that shelters him anf
the ground upon which he sah grow
his provisions Every cow or horse ad
ded to his holdings is an increase of hit
capital. Little by little, year by year
he can, with industry and good judg,
ment. increase his store of worldly
goods and give to his children a tangi
BILE Inheritance, foothold in their OWL
laud, an anchorage from which th'
shifting tides of trade cannot dislodg'
them. And while such family is liv'
ing its own life, solving its own pro
blems, it may enjoy the same literar,
and artistic pleasures, and the samt
general advantages that the city family
has. With the advent of the rurs
mail delivery, rural telepho mes, auto
mobiles, mechanical pianos, typewriter
phon ographs, the man on the farm
need never lack instruction or enter
tainment.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-03-19
No. 3659 Equity.

No 3639 Equity.
THE OBJECT of this suit is to pro-
i cure a decree for the sale of GER
tain property in Prince Georges Coun-
", State of Maryland, belonging to
James G. Flanders deceased, for the
purpose of satisfying the claims against
he estate of said James c.. Flanders,
deceased. 1855
The Bill states that in FeL vi 1908.
he said James G. Flanders died in
Prince Georges County after leaving
certain real property in said County,
but leaving no personal property what
soeyer. That the said James G. Flanders
was in his life time indebted unto the
Complainant Samuel Gray in the sum
IF Fifteen dollars for board and SER
vices, and that the said Samuel Gray
paid fifteen dollars for and on account
of funeral expenses of said James G.
Flanders as appears from Compliments
Exhibit No filed as part of the Bill.
That there is due and owing the Com
plainant c. Posey Herbert the sum of
Ten dollars being balance due for said
funeral expenses as appears from Com
plainants Exhibit No filed with said
Bill. That the said James c. Flanders
died, intestate and widower leaving
the following named persons as his sole
heirs at law. A daughter Josephine
Stevens, whose husband is George
Stevens, a son Charles Flanders, un-
married; and the following named chill
dren of deceased daughter Matte who
married the Complainant Samuel Gray
and died about 10 years ago viz +: Annie
Gray, infant, Ida Gray, unmarried, and
Edward Gray, unmarried, and that all
of the heirs at law above named are non
residents of the State of Maryland, ex-
cept the defendant Annie Gray, in
FAINT, who is a resident of Prince
GEORGES County State of Maryland.
The Bill prays for sale of the real
estate of James G. Flanders, described
in Compliments Exhibit No 3 filed
with the Bill as containing FIFTY
TWO ACRES OF LAND, more or less
in said Prince Georges County, for the
purpose of satisfying the claims of said
Com plainants as well as those of other
creditors of the said James G. Flanders,
who may come in and contribute to the
expenses of this suit.
It is thereupon on this Gath day of
February, 1909, by the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges County in Equity,
ordered that the Compliments by caus-
ing copy of this order to be inserted
in some newspaper, published in Prince
Georges Csunty, Maryland, once in
each of four successive weeks before
the 9th, day of March 1909, give notice
to the said nonresident defendants
Josephine Stevens and George Stevens,
hrr husband, Ida Gray, Edward Gray
and Charles Flanders, of the offset and
subs al,e IF this Bill, warning them
and each of them to appear in this
Court in person or by Solicitor, on or
before the 18th day of April next, to
show cause, if any they have, why a
decree ought not to be passed as prayed.
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk
True Copy Test
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk
February 26, 1909-5w.