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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

3urIcbfcn Il II {. 49, Nodl eli
ncr Sicdltrhlbodnttiic, mcIdlc in Der
&cr} &clu-&irdc otrdb &otcr (Soicpb
Stol5 inter Wtitipirfung Ger EntreS
9lIgult Nciiier 1tnD >,ohn &rnltn celc.
Grirt mtr0c, Iono gcitcrn &ormittog
Die @ccrbigung, Der an Is. oieies
Ntonota i'm Ilter bon lobe5u 79Sob-
rem bcrItorbenen 6rou Gbcreio9roul-
idmcigcr sfb.S dniOt, ron 9tr. 1888,
Shiny iintpnfroBc, aui Dem gSer5
3eit.6Eic0boie4 Itott d. girW 6iiue
f%eitbnrcr &Iulue,itiite ihimiifie ole
lebte Mrb@tGtte ser Gntit1uienen.
9lta @o64ilNttG9er imiairtef Ole Ser.
rem Shoinf vtto GboieY Grtt, @eo.
5nrg. 6yant gtagg $Siiipptrtt34S Gorcr
ltnH s. &{tlFs piNf4ga Si4lp unO
3clNer Icltsff NjG SeetnHnlN,r 6rdu
&ronnidlaaJ9e ca, lplFbe ram rlG, San.
1881 iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fam Dor
ctluo 30 &obrcn nod gnlerifn. Gnr
- SobrPl, p~GrNcipatbete tie lid nit
&>crrh Soigpb Wrobnidibciger, mel
der ibr Dor 10 M%sfRutrn i'm Doc Dor.
hliGiltg. NIlrc p~iitter6licbtncn iino
orci S0d)tcr, Nic 6rnuen Fctcr Sllrs.
Moric Ortt uul0 5ronf Moridlolt, Is
GnfeL 4 llrcufcI clue SdpcItcr uno
cin Yrlbcr in Baltimore mo cine
SdueNeg in Eron,9 % y. Die Ser
itor6elc luor cIn Mitglico bes st.
&atborttclt 6rouen : &crcinS Der
Ser5 p-@cmcinbc.
llntcr GROCER 9etbeili9unq BON
S~ei0trascnOclr lullrbc Die ir0iihc Sill.
lc Der Dor Ci1iech Snaen inn bobelt
Iltcr11ppn So Nubreu peritprbeuelt
8ron Wtoric Setter, gcb SdJltlt, poll
Nr. 62f, SiIosGnlldaItruBr Aollf benz
Sdruarbl0cn 6rieobof an Scr at.
Gornel-Hooo am 3pnncrItqg 5u @ro-
be gctro0clt. &iclc pr6d)tige 9lunlerl-
Iiildc 'hnutdten Den SorN, Die lcste
Ghrc ais %obrtlldtrdaer crnieicn Ser
Gntidlnienen Die Serren @nuiS mo
Sobn 3eler, Nnorcus Smingler, s.
rltb ". @oQrotb ulb rSobn 3eller.
6rou 3cllcr mltrbc orn 26. W6r5 1896
III 9oDcrt 0cborcll ilnb fam I'M Iltcr
BON 30 &obrCn nod Mmcrifn. Sic
NOR nit Scrrn InoreoS Seller Der
bcirotbet lucld)cr ppr lcd)S Monotcn
ltorb. Sic &critorbcltc bintcrldBt 3
Sodter, Die Grollcr @briit. Mnocrion
mo Gobn %ollrotb 1t. 6r1lllein Oar.
bora 3cucr, cincn Sobl &errn Sob.
3clcrj % Gnfcl mo s llrcnfel.
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@eitern @ariHanb .GiienGabn.
B~egtnneub am 70. Geptrmbcr.
Bertdbt StneusHdErhpf:

&rlf S6gItd1:
40 DEMONSTRATIONS. Suacrsfoiur, n. &
g8.. 8p..~ esBdnfesboro. Gblmbcrs6urs nuS,
alseeuoniinen eo,tntues. Shnerd uno Gum.
bcrlarto. -
1857 Wsrscns-WetiI'6er erpreb. gpeItminiter.
t~nionssribae. GriiteIide Sre6crid nilo Gft,
rnitsbura. uitsaeripinften Sonntaps), g4abnes,
boro. Gt1rtbersbnrg. Saacrstofpn, Sattcpd
Gurnbtritno. GIiins {Yifiet yO6feroaticus,
@dasons).. Die Gnofdtipn biefes 3naes am
Soinfnp III Sagerstcfpii.
2.15 Nd9iftiitags accommodation na1
Union Bridge.
*4.t5 Iahmittaas = edneusua, SauptIiuie,
9neerstolpn. 8anrod, Sbippen3bire urtb,
nlisaerornnten Soriitngs. Sreberid iito grt,
rHtfsbnre .CSarlorsgaaagon). ~
5dgltdl, d~usgenpmmen Spnutaa.
100 Wloreeits - Dori. .. unh 6. Sib. iino
Carlisle. " ~
$50 Moraens-Mirommobatior rad 1burmout.
2.45 Nnhnittaqsl@rpreb rnd Snobreof Slbn.
bon yorf, @allober, GETTYSBURG NIB Y. &
@anoper. gettpsbire uni, q, unb s. Sip.
5.S0 MnnmtffdgS-gftcnl. tia9 Snttpper.
Clio abenos-Ifiofn. nod tlflioit gribae.
Sur eanfage..
f1.30 IberoS-NffoIn mad Union HribQe.
Hnf epnufaae..
$40 DEMONSTRATION. itan ttttfeH 8riope iifb
6dnoper.
. SdlIi niht ar, geHulhibdJiasst pe, ssabnbof an.
y. Npbertiou, 8ieerWrtf. IL. 0fn. sSei sbdIst.
Q. M. Sowen. Ger. sEaffaaierssfgenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
ySmartc" Hcncr.

Nrci Ncgcr Gcbcn 'id) OILS NnNcltc0tc
ciucr GrprcB Wcicuid)ait ans mo
colcttircu g&oorCn BON bcocutcls
Dem Mcrtbc. - Gincr g~cltGnoig,
iuci lclnncn. Inter $500
@iirgid)oit Dem @crihtaucriobren
%iIbcrlpicien.
&or &noi @ronuon in ser mittIc-
rcn Eoli5ciitotion iton0cn orci ?|c0cr.
Der t~S.iGbrigc eugene @romn Don
9tr. 1910, Noro g GarltonItrubc, Ger
u i6brige Grncit M}oribol bon Mr..
1912. &orriih-9tu uno Der 32.i0b.
ri0c G0Dor0 Cole BON 9tr. 1925, Yurs
rtib.Naen meld)e o~l1ciGuloi0t mu.
rtn, itdj Oltrd tinttt I9Br iNIdltcll
Grid in Den @ciib DON Noorcll BON
5icnllid) bcoclltclocm Mcrtbc gcIctt
5l bubcu. Gle Grci orbcitctcl cl-
gcblldl, lplc tolat, iuInmmcn:
Ger cine itcatc iih in Dem betrcf
fcnocn 2nocn OILS NnQcIlcltcr Der
c@u6mnlO GrpreB.Go." Dor, uno per
lon1tc Die Scr Gompagnie SIR &ei0r.
0crlung 5lt ilbc~rgebcn0en WoorelL
pGbrcn0 Die bcioen GompIijen nit
cil1cm ySqgcn upr Dem Nouic murte.
ten, oltf Den lie Damn Die @oorcn ollfs
luocn.
Nui Dicic Nciic, 10 b%ebollptet Die
Toli}ci. %crlnnNtcn lie BON oen nnd).
%Itrbenocn Girmcn Die iolQcnOcn@ou.
rem: .. Gulliion & 80, 9tr. Gil. Dit.
NoltimorcItrobr, Gomcn llntcrflci.
0ung I'M Wcrthc BON $50, ppnl ,Ntclp
Worf Shoe Snuic" Gin pnur Shuhc
I'M @crtbc BON $500; BON Nerrn $.
2aubc uon 9ir, 1921, &cit Nrottltro-
&c, llntcr3cIa inn @ertbc bon $75.4;
ppn bCy o&0nnpcr Shoe 81, 9tr.
l2o, SltNGltimorcitrobc, 0rci pour
Gdube i'm @crthc BON $500; BON
Serrn $, i. &obu, Nr. tt6, Sit.@ol-
tinorcItroBc, cin Ennr @einIlcioer I'M
@erthe Oon $40; bon 2ilp, Gngnn Il
Sc. on Der Gfc bon Noltinlprc- mo
&%lbcrtpitrobe 5mci &iiten Ginorrcn inn
Mcrthc BON 81; bon Der .HoItonSbpc
80" / E0nr Sdllbc int NSertbe BON
$40 nnb Don Der Sirmo Nlllill1 Out
monn 4 Gn., HcrinQtonitrnBc unb
Eorf Nucnlle, &%nr}lunnrcn i'm User.
tbc pm S29.S6. Soa 5rio muroc pom
Den Gctcttiucn @i,iid uno Nrmitrpng
%perhoitct; @roipn mor Der critic, Scr
bcn Wcnmtcn IN Die S0nhc iicl; &c.
itnn0 mo pcrrictb ieincn bciocn Som.
pliScn, bic iebpd) eats obIcugneten.
Cic @onreit purbctt 5lln grobelt
EbcH Tn oell Wohnnngen Der 0rci Nr.
rc1taIliell oilfgcfintocn.
ahoi Grammar n~iiberluieS Sic brei
4Sntortcn" nnter ie $500 @iiroidInft
Dem @eridrtSoerfolrem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Tcrb0nGnibpolles Nu o.
III obil llng tiid. - slfs geitern
Nafmittu0 Der 60 Sohre' ulte &, ".
9efer BON Bolton, Moii. init ieillenl
%sliltomobit Sobage, Wfo1, poiiirte,
perio9tc pl1BIi6 Die @oidline mo Ger
aroitmd6tlL ser iid fiiooIlcr Sabrt
beinllo nnN ploslida ill dpIec oes Wa
lflne1'G cictts anbielt, iiberlhlilg lid.
Serr Scfcr crlitt, Bel Dem llngliid
oerortigt %erIteunaelb pab cr init
Oenn nGdItell. 3ilae. Ser baltimore
Sbio'Sobn" nod Baltimore gebradlt
itro Dem vllniperiit1ts .Soipitul" SUI
gefiibrt mllroc, Sier crIog er frr5
nod Iciner Ginlieieruitg Den e%rlitte-
men TcrIcbumQcn. Coroner Gr. Tu.
trtd Wortin pom lpeitlidcn Giitrift
nltterIlld)t Den Sua.
3n Gbrcn Ync's. = Sn @e-
genlpart elmer 1roBer An5abl &ed)ts.
oltipdltc mo ocr Hidter Der oberiten
StaotaeridtSbonf belt SEER @ernaro
Garter 0citcrn Nadniittaa i'm SaaI
heS SupcrtorgeridtS cine Memorial
Nnlprodc ST Gbren bes Dor 5lpei @o-
den 9cltrrbcnen Serrn Sobn =. zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

- 4aGhE ...'L-fH 80.
Son ntrte t ii bcrfab r.
rem, Ser 6S Sabre alto 5. 5bo-
mas Nclulington bon 8alcnn, Sent
Gountp, Mo-, pnroe al Charles. II.
CliberltroBe bon einen bllrd) George
s. g. Waitre non Nr. 25S, Weit.9ib-
oleItroBc, ~gelcnften Autonlobiloroldl'
fe nntgeronnt. Gr erlitt einen Setn'
brud) urlb nlcbrere Hipperbriid)e. Gr
pilroc liod Dem oMercp Soipitol"
ilbcrfilbrt, 100 err lid gcitern abeno
nod in fritiitem 3uitano befano.
aur6e 3cit nodl Dem llnina miiroe
Der Senter oes Sobrseliaes oerbaftei
nnh ilodl ser mittIeren Eoli5eiItntior
aebroht ieboh ip1ter nah StellnfG
bon $500 @iirgihoit lp;cher cuilni-
len,
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aIdatctih ierbS # a. II,

- V - ~
Der iitlidJen @pli5eiitotion cridIicn &c.
ltern Die 10 SABRE olte Slorelice SEQ.
noro BON T%biIabeipbio' llno criud)te
nm llnterfunft inbem lie iid) ielbit
a%nflogte. llnred,t setbon 5i baben.
Sic er51bIte, bab lie bel ihrer perbei.
rntheten Shpeitcr, Srou Morp ael.
H. Hr. 800, Noro-7. Strobe. Ebilo.
nelphio, aelebt babe uno Dor elmer
ISOLDE NIT einigen G~bornt9oelS bon
Souie meggegunaen lei. Seitoem bo.
be lie IN einem bieiigen aoItbanie To-
airt. bas bon Sd)ouipielern ireouen.
tirt lueroe. sic lpilrbe inn .Souic Of
8eilge" nnter9ebrad)t, bis Strange
nlcntS fir ibre Hiidfebr nod) EbiIo.
oelpbin %getroiicn iinb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

rsif 5nir geSrand in Der enrSen. unb Uh.
NoqaI.siaiton INN 1000 abenes 49,
fof.gBdappnS, @peiferater etc. tperben f3neu
beforot Der zelepbon in alen .frieenben @tuet
Htseidr: Qtar.ess unb BaIttutptes Gtrabe, q. 3
81. Et. Y1uI 1924. ober Wo. Gouitldnb 1901;
ftf. Hopal.Sfotion : & g., gt. Wernop 1885,
GdutbensGtatton SnfotulattcnAHireai, 6. 3 D..
81. RAUL $40. o6er BIB, GourtIanb 2716. uni
Nr. k2e, GnhsBrcabmob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Ghciapcafc sttamibip Gompann.

0Ht1upcatc Sftafn1btp EOmpang.
6bciaytafeqtnte: Ns
bhr Nortnlf,. DID Yptnt Gumfurt \. ben eRbeW
fagttb, nisgen, Gonntae, lin $50 NbenbS.
!Worf Miuer eiute:
Gatt BORT Hiuer.2 hamburger, Nst.gptuf uub
Wtfmpnb
GieHting. 2onneritGG uno Sarftag un1
5 llbr Ibenbs.
Siltct.VB renHr.
I'D, ~ nne 217 Gttgaltimore.e traks,
nno BOG. Goro-Gbarles.e trakc.
Sdnrfbiredlr, 9igbt' unb 2eesStr., BuItimore.
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Ncrdants e @iiners Tr1usport. 80.
6nnahIsi .QinIe -

SuWVtt'ftWte.
tSranbt unb VaNeatesr.
0adt Bottom 1nb BEN EaeH.
Scnnfnp. &ienttaa iino Irsitaa 9 utr NteuDS.
Rad, Hruutoeuer uno bem Sften.
Gonr,tag, Tfftiroh ui;o Jreitoa, 6 ubr Nben5S
4adt Weipputt sseiuS.
93gIi&. afSaenommen 9ounerftao u. eamftns.
9 ubr Mberbs.
: sra@: areenomn,sn ideiid bis 8 ubr sianm
fhr -eenfeIneH 3aa ~fabrenoe- 9an1pfer.
EadA eepannah uno Sa6fsnptae.
WontdG. Weittfuo1 uno Srettas. 6. flbr MbeubS.
D. 8. Mtesssta, Geent, 9ier 3, gub S.sGab'Str,
Sanptsghreaif: 0etmous unb Rtabt0tr.
U1S,1&G-l
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Bdu = UtQterlQlleH, SDureft, SeIller-
raDmen, 2aoen, etc. u I'D
aamss 9. Setter & 80, 116-tt7 eab'Srsoe'
ridsStrabe.
Rationol-g anfen.
"sbe Do sopa s~st,smai sani,.. Saa. nno
Sssisr'Stra Bes Sa aot,rS sg' p''' "'a''e"''
.SiSeite @atisnal.sani,@ 432 snOssrOaowup.
70. 6. ~sBagner. aaifrer.
,9petern g.at;unal Banf," IL ssoro'9utGfpsgtr
,as ar anc wssraaufs s~,eiisuai yaui."
souibs uno So~mbaro'strnbe.
StaotS. Banfen.
,9tutds gant po,. Baltimore" s;altmots'
mi6 SoaibapsS trabe. Iugllt Weber, Yrdit
bent: e.. 5. Slot, Stderletiter
Spar.Nu1fcn. ''
,Seutf- be Gparbant uuu Salttmpfe," Qutarp'
st t.? !samss ssarbaaisS sa.dmors.strabe uuS
Gnitpm SouiesIoenie,
SruIt.G ompagnte'n.
nDaarslans srnft g." Geroped'Ede GaIbert'
Eminent; SafToa Ban gsS =SgsssMsiIiss;;
S SsT9'eg rig mSsa't siiil,s lIaa ff}aTi'S'S@aSH'e'!'s''
Baltimore Sruh d Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
guiIoing.
"
M0notafen.
aarI a.. 81. ehpls, 126--129 Gaip building.
SaiiaSas asrb. 2sY-2ss &aloert suilbtHa.
FIX
S6mcreier
gr,tH,b q suruer go.. ao5 slorb!aa etrnte
Wormor. nuo gronis.Merfe.
O siIosrtu,r &. sabu, 7,A-7ts aa,tt. goItis
piSrs'Strnhe ~""' -'N
EIumbino. Surnoces. Houoes ,ruS
St., osasoso, ,.s m;,.no,
seHHstt Bros. 52s HOro'SrsHsrt'soeuus.
o,,,s,.sAa,;o>,-,., h WI,,,,ho.a
Suptet'uHtleSe iulu 'plulliuers.
aeIe5bdhs'a soife ioee3"O,a"s's '"i'b
c,or xs;A,r
Sttet' uitesH
,8paaf Juiuranee 50. pf eiaerruol." Serrn
M. 8drfieIb. Rehoeut. Wianaeer, 101-102
9bamber Of eorweree 8ntIeiIe,. ..
Baltimore uiie Gortlr StraBe.
-
E;nputb1fms 3 Mnenteu mn, S1n6Ier
pe strak s' ""sa" &C "'ppe"' ~ Dp'a'"s'0"
- 3
S,tffhmipA. 2lthph1r
IT, es'a vaa"e %, So2--so4
GnhIpr1 mn SoI.
2s go 80.
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~
Ncuihcn ST cr5icbcu, bnn1it JIG Stclt.
crn 5oblen mo iit 0clo eriporen
f0nnicN. 90 MIRO lie lpobl ldngc CT.
jieGen f0nncn.
%ricf6ci6rocrnng mad Dem HnslanSc.
Die nuSl1nGiidt 4bit iilr Die nit
Dem %. Sftober cnocnoe ISOLDE
i6licbt bier i'm Soltptpoitomt, in ol-
len 6Gaen piinftlid), mic folgt:
Gic Yodctpoit lit BON 8 llbr Mlor,
gems bis . llbr NodntittogS tdBlifJ
oiicn, olSgcnommcn Somtog5.
EnmIpier iobrcn BON NepsYort al,
lucnn nidt ut0era on0c0eben.
EronSutluntiid d. Yodct.
Eolt.
GeutidlnnO iflicbt I'M 3 lt6r NoG.
luittnAs ON Montog ulb Srcitog..
@roBbritonnien uno I5rlanb ifJlicBt
nm ) llbr NodymittaG5 an GicltitoJ
mo 6rcitog. .. 80: .
8ranfreif iGlicBt nm ) llDr 9tod.
ntittagS om 6rcitng. .......a.
9el9icu ihlicBt unl 5 ll6r 9to6mit.
togS an Grcitog.
NorpcAen, SdrpcScr nn0 0Gnes
mari idjliebt inn 3 llGr NohlHittn0S
an Mittlpof.
SoInnp idlicBt I'M 5 llGr Nodynit-
toys nnt Montog.
Stolien ihlieBt I'M ) llbr Nadnlit'
tags ON Gicnltog, Mittpod) llllb
6rettng..
ScItreid i6lieBt I'M 3 ll6r Nod,,
mitto8s ont Sicnitd9 unO Wlittlpoh.
y 0 It mad Q ii 3. uno GentruG
Imerifo, @citinoicn etc.
Somitog, 23.- I'm I llbr Nobntit.
tags nod) Bermuda per Camper bon
Salifor.
Eoit nod Neuiunblano, pin Noro.
Stoncl lno nnd Mioiielon, pio 9p.
lton, ld)licBt bier t1glih Inn ) ltbr
Nodmitta9s; nad Cuba, pia Gam.
"a, t0glih nm I llbr Nod)nl.; mad,
Gotta Silica, SonburuS, Nicorooll1
(Sitfiiitc), SolpoOor .rnh 8iiotc.
molo. piu NcusO Orleans t1glid I'M,
10 ltbr abenos nod Der Stoot
Mcrifo tdglih NM s ll6r mo t2 llbr
NbcroS.
Grams Encific Yoit,
Eolt nnd) Somoii, pia San 5ron.
cisco, iGlieBt bier taglib I'M Z llbr
gbcnos bis gum %. Sftober; mad,
Soluaii, SopniL Goreo, Gbina itno
cen Ebilippinen. pio Son 6ronciscc,
nm Z llbr gbenbS BIZ. gun, 2S. Sfto-
Der; nod) IuItralicn, Neuleelono,
cu.Golebonicn uno bcn Sill. Snicln,
pio &%oncolucr, 9..G., tGalidb inn Z
llbr Nbcnos bis 5ilnr 81. Sftubcr.
Gle Gocific EoIt miro t1a.
lid sum- Ibgan9sbuicn gcionot,' nno
Die 3eit oes SdlulicS lit 10 mronsirt.
ooB cit iinlntcrbrodclicr llebcrlonb,
Sronsport ermoalift miro.
Noti5. Cas- 9riefporto nod alien
frentoen SGnocrn (allSgenommen
@rpBbritanniul unN 8Srlano, Cana.
80
ca, Nferifo, Eopama,a cuba Ino
Slan9bat, ipe oaiielcbe iuie pas GIN
betn'llde IT'D lit luie tolgt: . Gents
tilr bic erlte llnSc ulno 8 Gfntsfiir
lecc weitcrc llr3ei'oSer eereite { beif,
lllto mrB boil I'M @orotls besabIt fprr.
pett, ollbcrenfulls Ons Topprlte oes
teblenoen 9etragtS an Grte ser Mb.
tieferllng eolleftirt miro. Iod)
Eentld)lano, MIR bircft per Sdiff,
ipie oic einbeimiidelt &oten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

pdHe far'S Nnslanb teicrat q. s,atne, A13
cft.HatttWeFesetr., uate 6aitsm tpaie.%se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Gei9dftss@ esweiier.
Bidder, gonbitor- unb Sotel.
0ebarfs.4 rtifeI. t
sbe Nprrs & St6s So. t04 Siib+Sop So ctr,

3eitungerL 3eitidriften, etc.
,ahe Baltimore Rems Co.," 0at'S @bereroru,
bic, 9eftdftsfibrer, 31s Beits8e mansStr.
Bau . W%aterialien, Sbiiren, Seniter-
rapmen, 2aoen, etc. 10 "a
SamsS g.. Softer & &c., 115--tt7 Snb'Sreoe.
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

GrcelIen5 0%crnburg, Scr
Stnnts . SefrctGr oeS oelltifen So.
loniol NmteS, Der iid) lett einigen
Nod)cn i'm Siiosn Der Ser. Stuoten
oltfbGlt, mn Stuoien iiber iiniere
@oumpollfultllren 81 MAIDEN, NM
nieiclbcn fir Die Standardization
&pIonicn 81 permertbel1, bot lid iiber
ooa Ncgcr ? Froblcn in gfrifa aus.
QcIproNcn. Gle 9ouptouf9nbe lei
cine @cihGitigung 5l iinoen ole Ocnl
Negcr 5uio9c ultb Ole cr germ perrid)-
tc. Sic Oeutid)e GeBierung milnidlc
Die Ne0cr III sltritd 5lt orbeitIanlen
Wouihcn SIT cr5icbclL bontit lic Stcu.
cru 5oblen mo iit OcI0 eriporen
f0nt,icy, % MIRO tic >uobl ldnge CT.
jieEcn f0nllcn.
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-05-06
Workina the Brood Marc.

A knowledge of just what is right
and safe to do with a working brood
mare will prevent some little mistake
which perhaps may have serious con-
sequences and will enable one to make
the best possible use of her time.
While a mare may safely be worked
hard and steadily from the day she is
bred until the day she drops her foal,
she should be kept clear of excessively
hard pulls and strains. such as are
apt to occur in hauling grain on the
road in hilly country, working with
smooth shoes or none at all when the
roads are icy and hauling feed and
manure through muddy fields and feed
lots in the early spring.
Careful hauling on the road and
steady work in the field, putting in
crops and tending them are very safe
for the mare. | have used mares at
spring blowing up to the day their
foals were dropped, says horseman.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-05-06
.NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Woodbury. People Should Learn to
Detect the Approach of Kidney

The symptoms of kidney trouble are
so unmistakabIe that they leave no
ground for doubt. Sick kidneys ex-
crete thick, cloudy, offensive urine,
full of sediment. irregular of passage
or attended by sensation of scalding.
The back aches constantly, headaches
and dizzy spells may occur and the vic
tim is often weighed down by a feel
ing of languor and fatigue. Neglect
these warnings and there is danger of
drOpsy, Bright's disease, or diabetes.
Any one of these symptoms is warn
ing enough to begin treating the kid
neys at once. Delay often proves fat
al
You can use no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Wood
bury proof:
%. e. LeVan, IS Delaware st. Woodbury.,
N. j., says: "A constant dull pain across
my back annoyed me for long time and
nothing / tried seemed to give me relief
| was assured that the trouble arose from
dlsordered kidneys as the Secretions were
irregular in passage. When Doans Kid
ney Pills were recommended to me, / pro-
cured a box at j. w. Merritt's drug store
and began taking them. The results were
highly satisfactory for in short time my
kidneys were strengthened and the pains
IN my back disposed Of
For sale by all Dealers Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's- take
no other.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-05-06
DoN'Ts.

Don't feed those chicks on sloppy
mash. Buy best cracked grain, mix it,
pay the cash.
Don't let youngsters run in rain and
damp They will surely get the roup
and cramp.
Don't let turklets run in dewy grass
nor stuff themselves with decayed
garden 'sass."
Don't let goslings out in heavy rains.
That will hardly pay You for your
pains.
Don't let ducklings run In the white
clover They'll catch the bees and die
all over
Don't feed meat scraps like fertilizer.
It's surely a chicks paralyzer.
Don't let white chicks run in the
redhot sun. It means brassy backs
and silver cups none.
Don't talk nasty about your neigh
Dor and his chickens. They might be
worse; you might be better.
Don't imagine that Mr.. Know-it-all
Is the sum total of nothing. He owns
a great block Of laughing stock
Don't err in your arithmetic If you
are foolish enough to send your egg
record to the poultry journal Re-
namher no hen ever laid every day.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-05-06
A DUCK STORY.


Roast duck is delicious, greenbacks
from yellow back green duck sales are
desirable and if you have drawn the
deduction that you must possess a
pond to produce ducks peruse thu fol.
lowing epistle from a bona fide Gus
toner:
Dear Sir What's wrong with these
ducks l bought from you? They must
have hydrophobia. can't drive them
into the water"
We had bred the desire to swim out
of them. Ducks need only enough
water to liquidate their bills
Indeed, padding makes them tough
and stringy, and tadpole diet culti-
Yates that fishy taste, while their scoop
shovel stunts stir up so much mud that
the next Deighbor along the stream
begins to sling mud at you for allow
ing your fiappers to pollute the water
Most ducks are descended from the
wild Mallard, which has quacked
around the world.
The colored Rouen most resembles
the ancestral waddler
There are today a great variety Of
quacks, but the most useful are the
Pekin, Aylesbury, Rouen, Black Cayu-
ga, Muscovy, India Runner, Blue Japs
and Buff Orpington. The Pekin, Run
ner, Jap and Buff Orpington excel for
eggs.
The Buff Orpington duck is the
worlds champion layer In a years
contest with Pekin, India Runner, Blue
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-05-06
FOOT or THE HORSE.
Disease and Deformities Prevented by
Early Attention to YOUNG Stock.

Disease and Deformities Prevented by
Early Attention to Young Stock.
Most owners Of large breeding es-
adjustments Of racing stock are fully
alive to the Importance of supplying
conditions under which the feet Of
their young stock shall have every
chance of proper development, pad
docks of sound turf or dry porous
subsoil, well shaded and well watered
With careful housing in roomy, loose
boxes. on comfortable dry straw beds,
surroundings are provided under which
nature seldom fails to supply this val
liable stock with such feet as in all
probability will never, unless after
ward abused. give the animals or their
owners any cause of trouble. | find
with many small breeders the last con-
sideration very frequently is the con-
dition and care of the feet Of their
young horses, says w. r. Gilbert
Many times / have seen promising
two and three year olds with ragged,
split feet and growing into all shapes
but the right one when the most sim
pie early attention would have pre-
vented disease or deformity.
Instances are easily forthcoming as
to the influence of surrounding condi-
tfons upon foot development. Place
two foals at birth under quite opposite
conditions, each having good feet Tie
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-05-06
Dairy Wisdom.

Winter butter sells at fancy price,
but not when the milk and cream are
allowed to collect kitchen and cellar
odors.
Too much cream for the calf is about
as bad as too much money for the boy.
Milk cows should be groomed not
more than one hour before milking.
A stiff brush should be used to re-
move dry matter and places soiled
with fresh manure cleaned by wash
ing.
Take the milk to the house directly
after you are through milking. You
cannot afford to run the risk Of losing
or getting filth into the food you haYe
received from your cows.