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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
FARM NOTES.

For grease heel in horses wash the
parts with strong soapsuds, then use
mixture of carbolic acid, l ounce;
glycerine, ounces; olive oil,
ounces. In case this does not stop
the itching dissolve half an ounce OF
sugar of lead in a half pint of soft
water and apply twice a day.
Collie in horses is generally the re-
suit of carelessness or improper feed
ing. The stomach of horse is small
and the digestion is limited, and if
the horse is hungry and overfed or is
allowed to gulp down a big feed collie
is the result Also if musty hay or
musty sour feed is used, or if fresh
cut grass wet with dew or rain Is
hastily eaten in large quantities collie
is often the result.
Five drains of tartar emetic in the
drinking water once each day for four
or five successive days will relieve
a horse of all worms in its stomach.
When the hair of horse drops out
in patches wash with tar soap, then
apply any OF the dips or disinfectants
advertised.
Horse buyers say that every pound
over 1900 on a draft horse is worth
Is cents. This would show the neces-
sity of breeding and raising large
horses. Select the large, well-propor-
toned mares and breed them to large
sires and there will
e colts that will sell quickly for 2
good price.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
nEHORNING CATTLE.

mis is a very important matter to
.,,lo men. as all experience has
arn Cattle not dehorned are not
10 trusted to turn in the same
IA ar lot with other stock. If not
ssnned they will do plenty Of dam
oven among themselves. Some
sos we get hurt with them if we
,ot Ne them. One or two will run
!. ranch, and what a lot of damage
~ cattle can do to hay and straw
..ts IL allowed to have their horns.
do not see one thing in favor Of
or having horns, but every rea-
y why they should not. Possibly
Early days or when they had to
NJ out for themselves and battle
IN wild beasts, they really needed
Am hut today it is different AS
!, its being cruel, it looks that way
N 70 do not attend to it when the
N l. Young: neglected until the
umal is full grown or possibly an
u cow with horns as solid as bone
~ Il does seem somewhat cruel to
i them up and either cut or saw the
WINS off. 1t is certainly a very pain
| A vay. But even then | am strictly
favor of dehorning, but would ad-
ia using tar on the wound ii cut
\ saved, as tar is healing.
few years ago | came near losing
/, 6ne steer by dehorning. The de-
|huer first tied cords very tight
around and as close to the head as
|msible, then sawed the horns off.
launching the flow of blood with
|tu. The -four was poisonous AMI
aused irritation. But in all cases
|yhere It can be done use caustic and
|shorn the calf while small. This
h by far the best time, as this viii
|aect the incest, smoothest job, and
a tie most humane, is the easiest
Aae and the cheapest, as a few cents
! an that is required. Just when the
ttton-like horn is first discovered |
nj Is quite loose, when the calf is
IL 3 weeks old. remove the hair
round the horn with a sharp pair Of
nan, then wet the stick of car:stic
II dipping the end of stick in water.
hing careful to have paper around
titi to protect hand. as it will burn
IN vet. Rub the horn close around
ntil quite warm Quite often one
gplication is all that is required.
not repeat in a few days. This
III be all that is required. The
II Suffers very little. We cannot
f1rd to neglect dehorning the calf
lille Il is small. Then it will have
llce smooth head, will be far more
lrile, and there will be no danger
lAH to the other cattle or the at
udant-G. B. in the Indiana Farm
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
Race Between Engine and Horse.

that the new machine for travelling
without horses, being impelled en-
tlrely by steam, was matched to run
tWenty-fOur hours against any horse
in the kingdom. This bet, so novel
in the sporting world, will be decided
on Wednesday and Thursday next.
The machine is to start at o'clock
on Wednesday on its ground in the
fields near Russell Square to demon
strate the extent of it's speed and en-
durance. Very large sums are de-
pending on the issue.-London OBJ
server.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
FEEDING SILAGE

*aea judiciously used silase can
s. With advantage to all classes
arm animals.
should not be fed as an ex-
s coarse feed, but always in
n with some dry roughage.
arer the maturity the forage
m the silo, the more silage
~ ley be fed. but it is always
= aVoid feeding it excessively.
fSs,.s uaaerence in the chemical COM
ana digestibilitv of the same
"a feen, dried. and in the form
Y very slight and the rela-
alng value OF the different
dependent chiefly upon their
~ and physical effect. ST.
naliy more palatable to ami
S dry feeds and it acts az a
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
Horseradish and HornbIoWers.

The cornet player contented hiH'
self with lemon for his oysters.
I'D love a little horseradish as
WELL" ne said. I'm passionately
fond of horseradish. But |, in com
mon with all hornblowers, must not
touch the appetizing root.
"Why not? Because horseradish
somehow or other has the effect OF
weakening the lip muscles. ! don't
know why-I only know the fact. A
hcrnblower can't eat horseradish and
blow his horn, and you'll never find
hornblower eating it."-Los An.
geles Times.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
ROUP IN FOWLS.

Do not be deceived by thinking that
II your fowls get the roup they can be
easily cured. Genuine roup, when
once seated. is very difficult disease
to eradicate, but it is a very easy
matter to avoid it. Keep the hen
Aouse dry by allowing free ventilation
and avoid allowing the hens to roost
in a draft.-Farmers' Home Journal
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
RHlTEWASHING THE POULTRY
HOUSE.

The common method OF half cleans
R TIE poultry premises, has been in
ngue 30 many years, and some
runners are so prone to adhere to
ne Old furrow in doing these things,
they need to be reminded every
wing and fall that complete clean
meas Of lighthouses and runs is es-
a1A to success. In whitewashing
Il interior Of poultry house do not
spot even as large as the head
"a PIN untouched anywhere. Plash
y whitewash literally into every
and corner, crack and crevice.
ne hennery has a floor of cement.
We BRICK or boards, whitewash that
- me plan of embarrassing" is
Wy good and serviceable way to
psate the houses and to purify
= Premises. But the use of lime
ae 10 this work is not SO good
I.acd as the following: Into the
slaewash pail, when the liquid is
rsea for application to inside
MA While the lime water is still
= dfcp tea-cup full of soft boiled
= ma mix it thoroughly through
3 mass Then pour into a quart
N y cold water, say ten or twelve
49, q crude carbolic acid. Mix
mo the rest, and swab the in
s. " your hen house with it. For
4 zoe work, use rock salt dissolved
81 o. boiled rice, and dispense
y csrDolic acid. No other prepare
" q whitewashing" ever equaled |
@linin our knowledge-and no
sno tries this once, will ever be |
With any other combination, |
puHry enthusiastically Wit
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06

milk laxative ard keeps the digestive
system in better condition than is u.s.
ual with most dry feeds Silage.
green soiling feeds, and pastures
seem to keep the digestive system in
about the same condition. Silage fur
nlshes that succulency in a ration
that seems necessary for stock to do
their best work.-Farmer's Home
Journal
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
USE OF WASTE MILK.

There should be a good egg har-
vest on the farms where there is so
much waste rich milk The first new
milk the cows give before it becomes
fit for table use, abounds in egg-mak-
ing qualities, and is nearly as good
as so much fresh meat. and will not
hurt the fowls-Farmer's Home Jour
nal.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
A Folding Receptacle.

A Massachusetts man has come to
the rescue of those who do not like
to carry an armful Of assorted bum
dies. He has devised a receptacle
which when open is spacious square
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06

Japan is building a 110O-ton tor
pedo boat, to have speed of thirty
nine miles an hour and to carry a
heavy gun in addition to four torpedo
tubes.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06
hat does
CURED.

] Painful
Id Not
itly-
zen.
years old
ps and the
ny lrritat-
n in Octo-
lie red sur
'r part to
sleep and
ow water
| tors treat
ielr treat
ura Rem
eks When
IN Febru-
er rough
fourteen
Winches-
lie Props
ass.
ce does
bis wife
ice.
ILLS con
ocllronic
| lid herb
| eeps the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06

Inventors ere now combining their
attention almost entirely to thrae
misunderstanding automobiles and
improvements i'll electrical appli-
ancCS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06

When a widoWer begins going to
see widow, a guitar is about the
iast thing he ever thinks about carry
ing With him, confesses the Dallas
News.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-03-06

ce does
hls wife
ice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Sic Giniuanbcruns ans Der Sdiuei;.

Gos pplitiide Geportcmpnt Der
Sd)lueij, Dem Ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
,A%gelturcn mlicrltebclL bat ieiren BE.
ritt iiber Die l~cetidbrisc glialuonoc.
ring p~eroifcntliht. Gcr Serft)t triiit
ipie geiupbnlid) Den 9togel oili oeit
aopf lrno elltbolt i,tcreliante Gbut.
laden iiber Die auSpanberlulg nah
ben Gercinigten Stontel,, ISll bent
Verlft bcibt es II. u. ipie ioIgti ,Sm
9eridfiobre iinb 1906 Nusworlocrcr
aus Der Sd)ueiS mad, iibericeiid)ct
Staoten befOrbert l%por0cn. Die BET
Den Ngeuten 26S,951.94 6ral,cS oils
@ed)ieliummen eiiige;oblt baber. We.
geniber penl 9oriabre bat Die 3obl
Der gusiponoerer In, 2054 ooer 1897
Erosent obeenonmer. Gin 10 be.
beittenber &iidgaig Der gustpoloc.
rines5iiier nor ieit 1894 nid,t n,ebr
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In6lrb pcroeH ale Fer'unet mo 6orper'
ibaftcu. incorporate cocr poliill6e, luelde i'll
Der Stdot Baltimore Gin @eibdft b%etrelbeT, iitr
ipelncs ole GrbtbunG elmer Stants'Siern5 e'
iuroerli6 III, aufgeforoert, alI ooer Dor bent
erften Scge hes MDnutS Mat oe. SIS. cine
9icen5 5u lUien ODER oieielbe gu e%rrelerlt. Cine
8erf1untilib Der Srneuerung ibrer Gtcen3 bis
gum eriter Gage ocS Wunuts Mai os. 20. bon
seiten bon Eerionen. ole ieBt folde Sef6dtte
besreioer, miro oleielben etier Seloitrate MS
ter1uerfen.
On llebereinitimnrine init bent Sc. glrtifei,
40. uno SO. Nbfduitt. bes GOoer Der aIIeernel'
men Gfientli1en Oefete lperhen Npp.tfanten fur
3rabcto' 9iccr5ell aufgeiorocrt, in Berfot pors
6ufOre1cn uno cine beftiporene Ingnbe iiLer
ben @ertb oes bon Dem ~6eiuateu @pplitanten
Geiiibrten QdgerS SIT nla1et. Sic 2icen5 piro
oenlgeiuGB alIsgeitelt iperhen.
Or. Nbam Senpert, Aituur bes Common
RlcassSeritiS. miro am uiIo naI W,prtng,
ben 10. Wiurj 1909, 5ipii6er Den Stuuoen bon
8 llbr Gormitiaas bis 4 llbr gabmittaes, IN
feiuem Niircau i'm grbgefhob beS Seribts9e'
bdnbes, Sapettcftraben- @in9aig, 5ur AuSaabe
bon Gicen6en bereit feii.
9as Gtaatss2eri bb eriineSs 9cpurtement bon
Wsarblano pirh anr liro llnd Samitae, ber I.
mai 1909. 5piidei ben Stlnoen bon 9 llbr
@ormiitaeS bis 4 ll5r 9iahmittags, in feineu
Niireanr, 9tr. 5f0 Union Iruit 8iitletra,
Subettes mo Gb1rleSsStrabe, 5iir 8erliisaus
bune bon idhrliben 8erFhernnss-Utafier.et.
9iubcrt z. Eabget,
Gderiff bon Baltimore.
(slprtI1 .3.6.e,1 10. t3. 1917. t0,2t.23.2 ct II. 800
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Mus ocn in @aibin9tpn
9cnlud)tcn GorlegungCn elmer 0tlc.
COTTON Der %notionulen 0crber mn
Sd)nhiobrifontcn 9cbt bcrpor, oaB
Der 6lciid- Sruit nid)t bloB Ocn Sott-
Del III NGlltcn. inuocrn olld in Sc0rr
controlirt. @citer lpllroc barge
than, 0oB Scr TlciidrS rltIt OoS &c
Der nod Dem NualunOe biaiger per.
follfe. ol5 i'm SlIano, ulo oaourd
Die Nu$ilthr bon Sdrublpuarcn be
clntrOdDti0c. llnb oobci proteitirt un0
oaitirt Der Srrllt AeNcn sic ireic Gin
inbr Der &Gl,tc. mic lie in Der Yopue.
@iIl porNeicbcn lit, unb Der Senot
lt)cint miucnS, bic cingciiibrten
S1rtc micocr 5oIlpilid,ti1 SIT mad)en.
@criQltcnS miro bon elmer Clique
Der %crllld) genlod)t lucroen. Gic
Srillt9 loIlen cit0eidrGnft meroclL
abcr Scr GonNrcB iheint IN Der Srilit-
bc%fompiunN nid)t mittbrn i'll lpoIlcn.
Gr. u, q. : oite E~roieiior
Der EbcOlo0ic an Der Gbicn1oer llll,
per'ltdt, hattie fiir5lid) IN cirem Sor.
TRACE bcbouptct, BOB cS fcincn per,
lonllhcn @ott gcbc. Tas bat ieinc
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III @drillld) 9cbrod)t, nll0 cs mllrOe
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aus Der 9aptilten Stride ollStrete ltlo
leinc Nrnieillr an Scr llnioeriitGt
oiI9ebc. Sir cincn omlcrifoniiden
NrnleNlor Der Sbcologic oQcroings
cin ltorfcS Stiid. cincn pcri0nIidJcn
6ott III gbrebc 5it itclcn, ocnn bos
Hed)t Der frcicn Soridlna miro bier
III pIclcn lllipcriitGtcn nidt oner-
fnnnt, am i%pcni8ltcn BON sen tbcoIo.
4 gl'tcn 0otuItGien. -.
/ tic Yiercc Com,
pam, ein Iblcger Scr .Stnnoaro
Stlseompo9nic. hot Die bon oen &c
rldbtel ouierlcgte Straie polt rullb
5ipel MiQionen Collars al Ocn Staat
SeraS bc5oblt, nuhbcm bas 9unocS-
Sbergerid)t Dos llrt6cil Der ullterc,i
Snltal,ien beitGtiet boite. Gie jlpei
W'illonen mub Ser 3rliit bod pieoer
beralslhlasen, uno ruer beSobGt
baum ldIicBlif Die Strofc? 9ie grt.
! mort alli Die 6rage lit leid)t.
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bPpbad)tet mur0ell, ull0 c3 Ocrnlellt
berDorgeboben jll mer0elL OaB Die
NauptltriofC Der pernlin0erten Nus
mun0crung allf Die nuTulid)c Chat
iudC 5uriid5lfllbrcn 1T, luie o0nlol5,
n1mlid) an cine mirthid)uItlife &ris
lis IN Dem Halloc, Dos ltctS oua Don
Den metItcn NllSlpunhcrern nlltge=
iudtc 3icl NOR mo 9eblieben lit. IS
limo Dies Die @ercinigtcn Stuaten
uon Nnlerita. Iicic mlrtbihuftlid)c
&riiiS, Ole ibren 9lniung I'M picrten
Guurtul oC9 Sobrc5 1907 gcnommlerL
hot mdbrcl0 Der qnll5cn 0aucr oe3
2'cridtinbre0 ongejdlten, ltn0 crit &C.
gen S6luB 0e2 lebterCn 5cigtcn lid
l6luade Nn5eihcn elmer Bclierung.
(roB Der ariiia i'm Wcid6it3Ieben Der
llnion bat iif Ood) Der mcitolts gr0Bs
te Sbcil Der ldmei5crii1cn Nusmon.
Oerer Oortbit be9cbcn: 1893 &crioncu
Don Der 8cinmmtjnbl in 8Gbe bon
1906, mas g~egcnilber DEM 8oriobre
ENC N6nobmc pom llltr rs Eru5ent
ou9nodt, Iicie Sbutiud)e iii I'M 10
benlcrtclSluertber, ais an0crc alllerls
fauildc Stuntcn 0llc NnltrCngllngell
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3u3icben. IS iii Dies abcr alld) er.
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0en03 unOcr@luo, 6ublrcid)c ulo uicl-
fnd bliibcnoe idrpci5criidc Nniieo=
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ihmcijcrilden Nllam0n0crcr angelo
rcn, mcuiger g%clittcn hat, dis onbcrc
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9(lamonhcrmQ 1868 Ecrioncn
lmioBt mo bic BON ben Nllanunbc
rcrn ocn NNcntcn gcgcu Mcd)iel nlli
ilbcrIeCiidc VlGBc ciubc5nbltcn Gum
men cr9cbcn Den 9ctroN Don $7,4l0,-
coo Sronc0. Sir @%ci0rocrumg bubcu
Die Nn2lunn0erer 0cn N0cntcn icit
1891 Die Summc bon 1913, 10O.S2
bc5oblt. 0icic Summen, 10.
lpic Die Sb0tIohc, Dab etl Nonj be.
trGdtIIdCr Sbcil Der ld)mci5erild)cn
@uSmnnoerer Die llebcrinbrt sur Sec
IN j~peiter Sdifiatluilc mod)t, meilcn
bin, OoB bel Den mciitcn llld)t
rin lpirtlifcr Nothiton6 Dos Wiptip
}ltr YuSmonocrung mur. Sci Dem
ScrlltItc, Den baS NutiolIuluermogcn
Ourd 0ic NuamonOcrulN crlciOct, lit
nber olld) Die SbotIud)c 51 beod)tcn,
BOB iid) cin QroBer Y%ro5entiob Der
9l%llalpnnOcrcr I'M tr0itigcn Sing
oocr W%nune9ultcr bciinoell."
&on ocu 1903 SGmei5errL Die nod
Sen 8crcinigtcn Stootcn mlSQcpuus
bert iil0, truien 21S2 I'M Soien bon
)}eip. Oorf Gin in @oitpn 1, Ybilus
., Baltimore I mo 8ulpclton
81. 81 Ihiiitcn lid IN Munlbllrg cilL
255 in Bremen, % in Mo%tter0anL 361
IN Nntluerpcn, 1913 in southampton
% III Sipcrpool, 4 IN Wluagom, 1Sl
III Nonlo9nc, 1912 in SABRE mo 116
II Gbcrbourg. &pn Der @ciummt
lllsluonOcrun1 oeS lettcn Sobrca lun
rem 1917 IN Der @olo-, &ieb. mo
ARiltluirtbid)oit th0tih 2S0 luorcn
)icntncr obnc @crui, 40 geh0rtcn
Dem @onocl on mo 21G Dem 0oit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Tcpartcmcnt fir oiieutlidlc @erbricrEraeu.
llnicr-C cpnrtcmcnl hca SLnot. lMaClicMIa.

Bu~ltimpre, Den y. gpril 1909.
Separate ncriiegeltc slngcboic, rlarIirt BRO
poidlo inr @ituminons 6illcr" mo .Erppui1l5
iur 6iier ano Concrete @rnpel" fit ocl Sc
brand Der Biluiternna oes RierS Nr. 4, Rrutts
StruBc. Wcrocn bitrurit eiuGeforoert. lino an
hen n4Ioarn Of 9nuaros. care OF J. Sepen 1boz
mas" %aoreiIirt. i'm Nitrcau beS Std0t.]egilirns
tors. 9iat6buus. Baltimore, bis II llbr &orIniis
IaGe am ). Mai 1900 entaeNclI geUonuer.
Sin beglulbi4ter Gbtd oeS VtcterS, nuf cine
,Glcdrtn9 @ouic "NGni, ail Die orore oe9 Ntas
uurS mo Stuotratbs bon baltimore aeioqen.
SIT ocnt in bCn Spc5iiiidtiunclt aenantlten Ne
irune, lnuB ieocm slngebot ~bei1efilGt feill. sue:
5ifiiationclt llno NHGe6ota Sormllnre ltllo ulii
4erlunlelt in oiciem Siircau erDdltltth. In9es
bote Iilr icoe 9lri pueTi 9enunnier Wtaterialter
lperoen dtacromnler, lpclllt ocr Steter MD ate
ungGfiUrteH ElrtiteI iiefern fam.
Gas 3ied)t III norheUalicH, irgcno ettl uro ale
9lnAebpte 5lritd 5%u:uetleIt.
y. :. Scnonn,
StaotsS n9ertenr.
!. Barn WnIuul,
Brdiioent Der GpntraftsBeb0roe.
GIpriI23, "a, %, ~ ,2S, 29,30 ;giaii,3,I
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lit oui Sem Wegc nod Nnlerifo, nm
Der Hllbc 5lt p1le9er.
@pm /. suit 1908 BIS
gum I, 9(priI 1909 iinO in Den &erci'
nigtcn Stootcn 441,723 Ginponoprcr
gelonOct: 0S,5i5 &toIiencr, 1851
S3roeliten, 37,49t Gelttife, 1921
Folcn, 20,952 llngaru. 1906 Sfon
oinouicr, 1852 G%nQlGnocr, 1G,4ll
SlapelL, 1860 SrlGnocr, l1,7OS
I%Eran3oicn.
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W. Gbriitian SinSancr.

GS itarO am %. stpriI 1909, UNI $40 ll9r
g8citI NarrcsstraBe. q, G6riitiaa s]inOauer in
ieiHcm ~. 0ebeIl3iubre. ~geltebter &dtte hon
HoituG Ginonucr. Sic Observation-Disclosures lin
ben wlittippdl, Den %. April, , llhr ltatn1li'
iaGe. iii Der ObeH Gelannlet gSO6nuia ituIt, no
III Serluanoie mo SrCunoe ndtuuuapoll et1Ges
lloer iinb. Nciicvung prtuattm.
(%9telpnrf, Ms, uno Chicago 3eitlinQeH mol
fen QcfI. ropirCuI tiT-S)
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G,ntl @anner.

IS itdrb pI6bIin am %. glpriI 1909 emil
Nagucr, aeliebtCr @uttc bon glUnu Barn 9Suls
ner. gab. 0enG. Sic 8ceroiauHG iinhct Witt
ipud, ltnhnliiinaS , tbr. bon ieiner leBten
9SobTltnh III. 1908, NicNeaus 9lOenue, aus iiatt,
iup6u. Eerlpaloie NM ,SrGliroe GdtInqouou eill
9cIGoer itno. &eifetlng out Der oGoHoonsEari'
ScuCtcrO. GIT--SD
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llnnn Is. Nciicnnucr.

Gs iturb am %. ptpriI 1909 glnuG &. sci
i%ennrcr, ISit!lpe bon Su0n :. 0tneUaIcr, i'll
81. Sabre ibres 2cUela. Sie NecrniluHd iinoct
irltnR Ibrc@ GubHc2 Better SeiicnGucr. III. 23l1,
softer HlpeiUlc. aus ltntt. NieiieRuuG uui Dem
p SreictniNleito+ Srieoboic." ttI-9)
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@%criamnlnngs In5ciacn.

ejpusbs etraRe Sau. uuo eparpcreiu Mr. 1 uuu
Baltimore, III. 1870. Souab. strabe
ben 2s. glpriI, AGeuoo o lbr. Sabre5.9ers
iurlmlung mo gSdhi am B. Wat. lttglieoct
ltHo Crfitt, arlpGero 81 leiH.
3obn Snbu, VrdIioent.
s. gSnltcr SrBs, Setret1r.
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Gpntrplenrs. Sepurtemert.
III a. IA

Baltimore, ben 70. gtpriI 1909.
Siermit miro beiannt ecgebet. oab ale
Murfts mo 9duiirers2icen5en an 1. Mai 1909
8ahiGdr iino lIlb odber 5iul'Deu Dem 1. uno
20. Yiai aus oieiem Siireau entnomuleH iuers
bea miilien.
Sarrn IS. Suopcr, goutroIeur.
(I9rii13. f5,1T,20 90, "a ;Itul4, 6.S,1t)
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SprratHe.

EeGtertid. - Gerfnrtis. - S<itbfiS.
sBeItlib bon WaIbtOoi cine NIB cine balbe
@eile. JPourt Suu1sgSdgqots ino Gorruine'
WlagonS brett bis 8IrH &iHgdlg. geioe 3e'
lepbone. Stdot.Burenu i'm brltter SIur bc5
. Observation-Disclosures, eBaries. nnb 5aeetis-
etraae. (Diat4 ,1S,3&S)
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Baltimore Gcmctcrg.

Wiirenn: Trnntlir Slog, baltimore It. Toribitr.
gegrIhuiBpluGc sum &criall 49, oou $50 an,
nit ,g,drrlorpiuiteu abgegreu5t $50. YlaC
fir bier Grdhec. ,Sreie NcuIglmg oer aapelle
itr 3rlucr0oltc5oieHiic. CSnliI6,1O
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Irnib &ibas Getnetcra.

Ter ibeale SriebGpt pom Bcltimore, naat
1ttssuile. Spei eIefIrtihe @ubnsGtuieu uno
gimIicos NouIronro olreft 8uln Srieobof. Aue
@~unhitiide inter itdnoiger Muffi6t. Rterri9e
Qreife. Berlanot Die ncnen Gourenirsaatalope
9ilreau: VT. III, 9prb.Gp arles.S traee. Yetoe
Telephone. (glpttI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Sefauntmahnugen
bureau Der Ab6ugstana4Gumniiiip Der
Staot Baltimore.

@criicgelte Nngebote nit Der auffdrttt nYrp'
tract Go. T." an Ben Boob OF 2lparos Of Bat
tlmDye sim" %noreflirt. pcrSeH bis Wittpodl d.
ben ~. Mai 1909, II iler gormittnss. i'm
Regiitrntor, I'M JtutbbGts, baltimore, Oio, ents
gcgcli geuummeH ilr Den Nnu ppn Heacnpaijcrs
aaualcn, Goutratt gr; =, ,iute ilc AMI ben SID
Cabin u. 0enorid, Gbei Tngcnieur3 Der Ibs
8ugsiaHdlsS ummiiii0r, aulberpd1rt 1ino.
Spe3iTtfutionen IHo ElGne t1nrer am nno
nudl l%ioniqU, ben %. 9lpril 1909 nuI 1einb
i'm 8iircau Der 9lbsita5fun1ls SoIumiilton, 3int'
mer 90f, yNmeritau Nniloiun," Saltimurr,
NIB, erlGnGi perhen. sine @cbii9c BON 5000
rpiro itr icoe Equalization nit 8laIornd er.
bo6en. Siefe @ebnbr miro bel 1tiidgube her
rri6t b~enupien Bldne mo Spe5iftiattouer III
guten 3uliano 6uriideritGttet.
Sin begldu6iaieg Gbc6 'nes Vieters iitr brei.
talttenO ulo eilbunoert Dollars $4,000. Gut
cine Clearing poufe" sRnut Ge3oget. aul ole
Sroer oes WlaporS unh Siuoirdtbs bon gnltts
more 5ubI6ar, miro nit ieoem slrGebot ners
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Senator CuCrmun NON
Nor0sGorolino mill 0cu Nunoca E 81.
noll}cn oli5llbclirn Ourd cine Grbo-
hung Der 3opfitcuer iilr Gimuorlocrcr
ollf 5D9lf Collars mo bat ell Oubins
5lelen0ea NmcnGCmCnt sur Snrif.Sil
cin0cbrodt. Gr tcnIdntclte lcintn
HntfoA oonit, OoB Die GompIcrs@c'
Iculduitcn Die aopiitcucr SIT b~c5obIen
GGttcl. GnS iGat ocncn bel Dem
id)orIcn @ettbelperb gar niht ein. -
Cine &opfItcuer 0 5molf Collars
nilroe ober einc Me19e Der bcittl
NrbettatrGftc, lpie lie bier Qebruuht
lucr0clt, aus Dem Hal6c hnlte1L pitir
Der iogcnonlttcn mcrmiinihtcn Gin
manoercr 0agegcn nid)t, lpeltl lie mir
ibre 5lpolf SoIlorS bCiobIen f0nntn.
Scnotor Sbermon not altagcred)nct,
Bob bon beh mtebr, ais ud)t Wtiuioncu
Gimuonbcrern Der Ictten 5ebn Sabre
ctlpo 3A Wiaiontr micoer 5urijdgc.
manbert ieien ltio lctlud 1000 MiQios
llcn Collars Enlightenment bGttcn. Gr
bat o6er ucrgcIien, 0oB Die &cllte fiir
oicieS @clb otarbeitct mo Ooppcltc
nno breifud)e Wcrt5c gelhnffen Ia.
ben, Die Dem &onbc 81 @llte tommen.
ST bat ollh pcrQeiicn boB piele Gin.
muilbercr @rlO htit8cbrndyt bobcn. -
Man miro i'm Gongrcb boifcntlidY
nift 10 fur5iiftig iein, Die Spermon'-
lte GorluNc crnlt 5n ncbmen. Gin
Soft oui Gimunnoarer! 20herIid.j
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Nn bic Namcu.

Sutae 3anien, tueIde moberre GhneiSerfurit
gu e%rlerien lpiinften. foaicn nihi I'M 8neiteI
uur bel Trf. VI. gNubers, Nr. 3O2, Mct.eord.
gn.etrafe, oor5ufpre1en, ibren 9,orien ais
35aiing eirtrneer,. uno iie lernen bic anntt
baIfen auBcrSem eriinSiibsn iinterriebt i'm
3ufdneioen. Gebr liberale Veoineunaen. -
Jri. y. .Subcrs. Gr. 1902, sstit. edratosa. etr.