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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
AMONG THE RANCHERS
Pertinent Facts Regarding Milk

are pasteurization and sterilization.
In the former the aim is to apply
heat in such a way as to kill most of
the bacteria without producing unde-
strable changes in the milk; in the
latter, to apply enough neat to kill
all the bacteria, but with the least
possible undesirable change. Chem
ical personalities in milk are con-
sidered injurious to health and are
forbidden by pure food legislation IN
many states.
What is commonly known as the
richness of milk depends upon the
amount Of butter fat it contains.
There is so much difference in the
composition of milk from different
cows that many large butter and
cheese factories now test all the
milk they buy, and pay for it ac-
cording to it's butter fat content.
Mothers milk is best adapted by
nature to the nourishment of infants.
Cows milk is the most common sub
stitute, and when necessary is artifi
cally modified to make it resemble
human milk.
The value of milk for adults is In
combination with other foods: not as
a beverage merely, but to supply In
part the material needed for the
body
Unless exceptionally nigh prices
are paid for it, milk is fully AS
economical source of nutrients as
other animal foods, but dearer than
most staple vegetable products. Milk
however requires no preparation, has
no waste and is more thoroughly di-
gested than most vegetable foods. AS
a source of protein the most expen-
sive of the nutritive ingredients, it
is especially economical. Skim milk,
which is whole milk minus part of its
fat and which costs only half as much
as whole milk, furnishes protein about
four times as cheaply as beef. Foods
prepared with either skim or whole
milk are much more nutritious than
those prepared with water.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03

geon's knife, not to wound, but to heal
Unfortunately many of US are not
always strong enough to court such
friendship
l can remember in college fleeing
from the friends who criticised a Ger
tain line of conduct to those who jus
titled me, and salving myself with
their praise
Such salve as that is dangerous and
apt to prove as ruinous to ones moral
complexion as many of the skin To-
tions are to ones physical complexion
1 hope 1 should be wise enough not
to apply it now.
Il wonder why Elizabeth doesn't
tell me about her love affair any
more" said a friend of mine "She
used to come to me for advice all the
time"
Did you tell her you disapproved Of
it," 1 asked
Il guess l did imply something of
the kind she admitted
That explains it, answered.
Elizabeth doesn't want that kind of
advice. She'll keep away from you if
you try to give it,
The world needs more people who
are brave enough to criticize their
friends
1t also needs more who are wise
enough to eagerly embrace the crjti
clsm Of their friends, or if they are
not wise enough to possess such
friends. of their enemies.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Knights Of Columbus.

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 3.-Delegates
of a million members of the knights of
Columbus, Catholic fraternal soci-
the old Gulf city today Three days
will be occupied by the session. Be-
ness and the entertainments provided
by the Mobile committee, there will be
churchmen of the country. The
Knights of Columbus society was or
bursed in benefits over 100000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Fried Sweet Peppers.

Cut the peppers from end to end
and remove the seeds and white men,
brane. Put in a pan and pour boiling
water over them and set aside until
the water is cool. This will draw out
the heat from the vegetables so that
they will not be too sharp. Cut in
lengths of uniform width and fry in
little butter. Serve as a garnish
with meats.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
SELL ROAD At AUCTION
Real Railroad to BE Knocked Do.
the Highest Bidder.

STATESBORO, Ca. Aug. q. WOO,
railroad will be put on the block hsra
today and knocked down to the bigb-
est bidder. 1t is the Savannah An
gusta & Northern, which was promo,-
ed by former Senator Lynn of New
York. The road is now operated nv
Bowdre Phinizy as receiver.
The decree of sale was handed down
by the court at the application Of w
j. Oliver, the contractor who built the
road from Statesboro to Louisville He
will receive the sum of s2S6.515S1
from the proceeds of the sale.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Cold Meat and Potato Bake.

Grind one quart of cold cooked beef
or pork, medium sized onions (chop-
ped fine), one pint of cold cooked po-
tatoes Chopped ine), three-quarters
cup of cracker crumbs. Season to
taste After that is we'll mixed, pour
over the following: Melt one table
spoonful of butter and stir two table
spoonfuls of flour in the melter but
ter, then pour one pint of milk and
stir while cooking, and cook until it
thickens Pour over the mixture and
bake in a loaf one-half hour, or make
and lard
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Cheese Nasturtium Salad.

The nasturtium blossom, stem and
leaf are all utilized. Pick early in the
morning and throw in cold water to
keep crisp until needed. Arrange on a
low glass dish or pretty platter, put
ting a border of the large leaves with
their stems around the edge. Against
each leaf as a background put yell
low blossom, and in the center of each
blossom bit of cream cheese rolled up
pencilWise to simulate goCd-sized
pistil Dress simply with salt, or, if
preferred, a French dressing or may
onnaiSe.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Catholic Foresters.

MONTREAL, Aug 3.-Montreal
Catholics today gave a hearty welcome
to the large number of visitors attract
ed to the Canadian metropolis by the
international convention of the Catho-
lie Order of Foresters Parades.
amusementS of various kinds and adj
dresses by prominent clergymen will
the convention.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Overcoming Mildew.

cure for mildew that is the remedy
Of an old negro laundress, is excellent
for all white goods and will not injure
fine materials
Pour a quart of boiling water over
two ounces of chloride of lime, add
three quarts of cold water let the mix
ture stand until settled, strain and
it is ready for use.
The material should be STEPPED IN
the lime water for day or over night
when the spots will be found to have
disappeared.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
TRAIN HURLS TWO TO DEATH
Mother Trying to Rescue Child Is
Killed.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Aug. Sin at
tempting to save her son Emmett, aged
2, from being run over by fast west
bound Big Four train at this place
this morning, Mrs. Richard Alexan-
der and the boy were hurled to death.
The little fellow, with his brother,
had gone to a neighbOrhood grocery
store and was running to meet his
mother not needing the warnings to
STAY back. The mother made fran
tic effort to carry the child to safety
and succeeded in getting a 5-year-
old son across the tracks, but she and
the 2-vear-oid boy were struck and
killed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
"Best Corn Bread"

Into a pint of sour milk stir tea
spoonful of soda and pour this upon
full Of salt and nine tablespoonful of
flour Put the pan in which the corn
the stove with a lump of butter the size
of an egg in it. When this has melted
the batter, the last thing of all. BY
turning the pan about while the melted
butter is in it YOU will grease it enough
to prevent the breads sticking. The
batter should be thin. Eat hot.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
When Cooking Vegetables.

Not every cook knows that all vege-
tables that grow under the ground
should be put to cook in cold water.
This includes potatoes, turnips, carrots
and others. Those that grow on top of
the ground, such as beans, peas spin
ter poured over them. If left uncov-
cred they will retain their fresh, green
look.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
PEACE CONGRESS
WILL MEET AGAIN

Interparliamentary union and. of the In
ternational Peace bureau at Berne, and
Denmark. through it's finance minister
is contemplating the immediate crea :
ton of hospitality fund, like that of
Great Britain.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Baked ON atoes.

Take twelve even -SiZed tomatoes,
wash, take out core, put in a dripping
pan. sprinkle on each a tablespoonful of
salt and one half tablespoonful of pep
per: bake about twenty minutes in
a very hot oven, serve on a hot plat
ted. tomatoes to be buttered as eat
en-. Very inexpensive and palatable
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Pea Soup.

Cut l pound each of beef and salt
pork into inch pieces. Boil one quart
of peas until tender and press through
a sieve Add this pulp to the meat,
cover with four quarts of water and
boil until the quantity has been re-
duced to two quarts. Season with cell
cry or sweet herbs, salt and pepper
and serve.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Care of Mating.

To preserve mattings covering any
floor. as we'll as to keep perfectly sani-
tary, bright and new-looking, go over
thoroughly. then give a thin coat Of
clear varnish. Worth knowing for
spring or fall housekeeping.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Caramel Cake Filling.

Put into a porcelain-lined saucepan
two tablespoonfuls of butter. cup of
sugar and a large coffee cupful of
cream. Boil these ingredients togeth-
er until they thread, then add eight
tablespoonful of sugar burnt to car
amel and when cool stir in two tea
spoOnfuls of vanilla. Beat until cold,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03

waged today over the question ~ oa
GERS OF the New York department, :.
the United Spanish War Veterans ~,
election is scheduled for tomorrow o.,
meanwhile the vets, assemblies :,
nuai encampment are divided into NO.
ring camps of adherents of the var,o,.
candidates.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Sprn OreIet.

SIX eggs. beaten lightly: dash of pep
per: three tablespoonfuls of cream;
fry as usual When about half done,
sweet corn When done, turn out on
a hot platter. sprinkle with teaspoon
fIII Of salt. and serve Immediately.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Poor Woman,

Nothing coarsens a woman like lux
ury, says a novelist. HUSBANDS guard
the refinement of your wives at all
costs, Ponder for a moment on the
brutalzing Influence Of a $50 hat be-
fore you buy it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03

then cover the cake layers with this
frosting, set them on top of each other
and pour the caramel frostlng tnat
remains over the top and sides of the
cake.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Chicken en- Casserole.

Cut up a year-old chicken and bake
n covered casserole with milk or milk
and water enough to cover, chicken.
Season with salt. pepper parsley and a
little onion when tWO-thirds done.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Hot Fiqht for Officials.

OSWEGO. N. Y, Aug. "a hotter
fight than many of the battle-scarred
warriors experienced during the late
unpleaSantneSS with Spain, IS DelnS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
Children
Recipes
Kitchen Helps
The Table
Dentistry in German Schools.

German national schools now give
free dentistry to poor children.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03

If you want to buy or sell store,
try the classified columns
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03

Wisdom and Innocence.
Some women have singularly airy
IDEAS about banking accounts. There
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Tas angefUd)tcne Nabrnnssmittcl'
WefrB.

Gin eigen Ging init oen omerifoni.
den 8eieben. 1ie 2eute, melfe oil
@elebe MAIDEN, lino meiit Suriiten,
mo merm lie Elm @eleB nit alien
aniffen ibrer &edtspiiienid)ait iii
nioglifit neriporrcnem mo unfloren
Gneliid 5uiommenaei6neibert bn'
ben, bann gebt 9efpobnIid) Der Sau5
los. 3as 8eiet miro Dor Den o.
rihten oneeiohten uno Die &id)ter
Iaben. su entibeioen. OBJ oas @eleb
aiiltig lit eber OBJ es gum alten giicn
~aeporfen marocn JOLT. Gin Soil be-
Ieudtet oieie @irtbitaft braitiid).
aurS nad)oem bos Gontrnttarbeiter-
8eies gemad)t mor, no1te cine Sir
d)enaenlein0e III 9rooflpn einIi
8eiitliden aus GngIonb importirel
Gie @emeinoe fragte bel Dem Srliti3.
miniiter oil, oh oas nod Dem 8elcb
snl1iiig lei, nno erbielt ben 9eiheio,
oob er bas nift iagen fonne. G:e
@emein0e m0ge ibren Eaitor illr
Beriiberf6mmen loiien, uno bonn
niirben Die 8erihte fiber ben Sail III
.sntideioen baben. alio niht einmal
Scr Serr Suiti5miniiter peib, Nos
oas @eieb foroert oocr perbietct.
nadoem es crit einige Wonate all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

lit. Nebulid nit otnt 9tohrung5-
mittel. @eiet. Mtit pieIer Wtiibe full
eS 81 Stonoe. 1omu begonn Elm
Serumitreiten 5rpiiden Ser gun0cS-
Hegier,ng u1to Den 8ertretern Der
RobrungSmittel SSrbuitrie'n iibar ELM
seine Photographer Oes nelett @e-
ieeeS. Die Reeierung mofte bier
u10 ga Gon3eiiionen, beitono aber III
onoaren Himften oui Dem 8u6ita6en
Oes 8eieBeS. Sect lit MN BON Der
o&ipoIite Ggg Gompnn" in ct. 2ouiS
cine aloge gegell aderbni-S etretor
8ilion uro 0nS &onomirtbihaftlidc
9epnrtement eingeleitet porOen, neil
in Ecorio. ST., cine GuontitGt Gier,
Die nit goriGrtra prGiprpirt morelt,
NIT 9eidlng belegt mur6en. Gas
Nder6ou.I eportemCnt iiebt ben 3r-
iob bon 9oriGlre ais gellin06eitS'
i60olih oil unO lieB Die Gier c%onfiS'
5iren. 9urnuf ertpirfte Die Sipolitc.
8cieai6oft cinen @~inboltsbefeb mit
Dem @nO5med, onS gnn5e Nabrungss
mittels @eieb fir unconititiltionea cl.
tlGrt 81 bobcn. IoS @eieb iei cin
@in1rifi IN Die Stoatenrahte, oencn
oQein Die F%oli5ciaemolt 5uitebe. Glc
ct. 2ouiier Gier-Gompagnie bat Sic
aloge ein9eleitet, ollein binter oiaier
0eieuidoit lteben piel m1d)tigere &C.
iclli6aften, ipie Der SleiiftruIt un0
anoare Nn6rungsnittel Snollitrie'n,
ole ebelfollS 8oridltre uno onbcrc
Erdicruotipmittel perpenoen, Die BON
Dem 6emiiden 9iireal oeS 9(derbolrs
3epnrtemantS oils geiltnobeitSi6Go'
lid uIb 0eSbolb ungeieBli6 erfldrt
mor0en limo. Niemanb miro be6ol,p.
ten, OoB 9oriGure cinen 9eitanotbeil
Der Gier biloe, cinerlei mie peniq o.
bon 5ugeiebt morocn lit. Ter Suiab
pon SoriGllre lit ollp cine ltebertrp-
tuna bcs 8cicbcS. Nber oamit lit
nod rid)t gaio6t, Dab Die @cridte
ocriclben Nniiht limo. &ouptpuuft
III Der eingeleiteten aln9e lit iibris
gems Der, Die HedtSgiiltigfeit beS Sc
leBcS all6uIed)ten uno gang nit Dem.
iclbcn oui5ur6umen unb Die iriiberen
3uItGn0e mieoer berSuItcQcn, no &c.
tolld)tc mo pergiftete 9tobrun9smit.
tel uno @atr1nfe Der SuriSoiftion ser
46 Stnaten NIT ibren mioeripredJen-
ben 8eleBeu unteritellt moren. Gem
GongreB itebt Oas Ge6t 5lt, Sen 5pi.
lfenltootlidlen SonOal 81 rcgltlircn;
10, Dob Die S1li6unQ uno Geraii.
tung bon Speiien, @etrGnfen ulo
Ir5neimitteln perbinoert miro. Son
Der GntId]eiOung oeS @eri6teS b1ngt
es nm ob, Oh ous NobrllngSmittel.
@eieb itebt ober i1Qt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Eirit 8Ilp,u neht.

Shirt Billion, Der bicrte &an3ler
oea Oeutlden TeideS, legt ieiu Slmt
nieoer. Nidt, oob cr oas Gertrollen
oe@ aniierS pcrlorcn bate. Sm @e.
gclltbcil, Der &niier bat ben &oll5ler
ori1geno nm 6ortiiibring Der
StoatSgcldGite 0cbctcn; er meiB Die
0roBen GicnIte, lueld)e Shirt 9iilom
in Den 3lpoli Snbren Der 2rorc ltnO
Dem Heid)e 9elciitet, ST. idGben uno
jt mtlr0igen. 90 miro oenn Der
&on5ler nod I'M glmte perbleiben bis
Die &ei6S = Sinnt5reform erleoigt lit.
Tonn tritt er ms Eripotleben SIT.
rid, elm Mom bon 60 Sobrcn. Gr
miro, llad)0em CT eS ST. elmer ielten
boben Stellllng gebrod)t, nod boil.
brodtem S~cbenSluerfc, boS reid az
Grtolgen genelen, Der peroienten
Nllbe pflegen f0nner.
Ter uierte Heidsfon5ler ipar aus
oloerem SOILS aelfnibt ais ieine bel.
zen @orgGnaer Gopripi uno Sober
lobe. Gin ieincr diplomat ans Der
Sd)ulc NiSmord'S, Gin iflogiertigcr
Heoner, Elm id)oriblidenocr Stoots.
mann Der b%elonOerS nui Dem @cbicte
Der nllBeren Eolitif grobe Griol9e ge-
babt bot, Sn Der imneren Yplitif
bat er in lctter Belt WibcrioIgc ge.
bnbt, berbeigeiiibrt bllrd cine Gor.
lei, pos Der man cine Sppoiition ge.
gen Die Ncgiernna am meniglten er-
martet bate - Die Gonlcrpatipen.
Nber oild) Der 9~eiunltige critic &on5ler
0cS NeideS bot in Der inneren Yoli=
ut 0es NeideS nid)t INNER Grfolg ge-
bobt. Ser Safer bot Die Seroicnite
Viilotp'S ge%miirbigt; CT bat i'm in
Den 8rofenItono crbobcn, ibnl oen
| Siirltentitcl perlieben, mo ielblt let.
ten &crblt, ais Der III Gn9louo perDf-
Icntlid)tc &ailerbrief in 9eluti6lano
eiucn GntriiltilngSlturm be%rporgeru-
len unO Der Gon5ler oenl &oiier 9or-
boltltngen MAIDEN muBte. nlebr 3u-
rildboltung ju iibcn, lit onS Tertrou,
en OeS &oilerS nid)t erid)iittert NOR
oeu.
SoS guSiheioen 9iiIow'S bon iei-
rcnl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EoIten
miro ein Serlult iiir ooS Neid) ieiit.
Gr bat ouS Steuer ocS NeidS mit@e-
ibid gclenft. SIS mag ia at Griob.
m1nnern I'M Heihe nid)t ieblen; al
lcin Oh lie Die Griobrrn0en. Die 81
plomotiife @elpnnbtbeit mitbringen,
Die Yiilom beiitt, mag oobingeitellt
bleibcn. Shirt Serbert 9iSmurd bat
cinnlal 9e1uBert, Billion lei 10 flllg.
baB or ielbit Dos llnmoglid)e m0glidI
MAIDEN fonne. Sold)e W1nuer iinh
ielten.
Jiirit Billion bot bon ei1eml rcid)er
Samburger 8nufmanu bel leiner gr-
bebung IN ben 6iirltenitanb cit gro
bes &ermogeu BON einiecn Willio lei
permadt befontmeu. Gr fonn oel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Siirenu bes Observation-Disclosures,
H0fhunu2

aIitmore c, 10. Stfi 1909.
ga sic Observation-Disclosures : Gummiiidre Der
etuot Baltimore in geiebIih ooreef6riebener
gSeiie i6ren enoeiiltiaen ulo corrigirten Ses
riht fiber hie 3igefproCbenrH GntidbdoiqunoeH,
llnfoiten mo SSert1erb6buueen fir pie Geu'
bemlirlrg uno Gr0ifniilq. Der Huie.StreBe,
Oier5ia SlB brett. bon Der g%iorofeiie Der Wionus
mentsStrnbe bis 6Hr Siloieitc oct 1iaoifprs
Strnbe, nebft ben ouruut bc8iiaIiden enogiils
tieer ilnS corrisirten ,erIdntern6en 8Idnen in
GemGbbeit Der SprihritteI oeS Siaots9Dars
ters ilIo Der nm 20. Sauudr 1909 unters
5eihneteu Seruronuiig 9r. PAL oes Wl1Dors
mn Siuofratbes bon Baltimore bel mir binter'
leat habelt,
iuiro biermit befanrt oemudht, bab beiaater
@eri6t lno Tline duf oiefe &Seite in oieiem
Niirenu btnterleet tporbcr limo. uno baB Der
Widbur unb Stnotraib BON baltimore, ODER irs
aeno cine 4rrirn ooer 4erioneH, uoer cine ODER
inebr Gorpurnttpneu, Dir nit Der Sertbeilung
Der porbenannten Gniiddoieunaen ODER g8ertDs
erb6buugen ruBrfrieoen limo. innerbGIb breibi9
800 Taaen bonn rs. Snni 1909 an. ais Dem
eriteit 1nae Der bon mir 1itsgeadnaeneTl Yer
6ffcntlt0un4. bieier gioti5, i6rittli6 oagesen
an bHS Baltimore StdotQeriht nppelirel nno
ba5 bciagte Seri6t eril6en mpGen, oieielben
81 reoioireIi.
Gunit6. 90. 80. SuIiO StaotsNegtiirator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
NdJt Seiten.
Die b~clGmmcrtcn Imcrifnncr,

9uB amcrifunii6c Mauren I'M
GusIonoe bilIiger perfouit merOen
ais in Den @ereinigten Stootcn
ielbit. lit cine anbefanntc 5batlode.
Ger Superintendent Rainep bon Sli.
nois le9te Dor einigcn Snbren i'm
GOngreB cine 4n5obl omerifunii6cr
SaI6enubrcn Dor, Die pon Gnglnno
ipieoer nad) Den 8ereinigten Stuoten
gebrod)t tpor0en marcr ut0 bier NIT
Grofit biQiger perfouit merOen fonn.
ten, ais lie Die amerifnnildcn llbren.
b1noler Don Dem llbrCn. SruIt befom.
men f0nnen. Ser Nmcrifoner 5oblt
fir cine onlcrifoniide llbr 10 unge.
iGbr Dos 0oppelte, nos ein euro
pGer coiiir 81 5nblen broibt.
Amerifoniide Sf)rcibmoidinen, Die
bier 100 bis 100 Collars toiten. iin0
III europGiihen StGoten fir 90 bis GO
Collars 5l baben.
Cine arne omerifuniidc NGberin
hat iiir hire GtGbmaifinc ioIt ooS
Goppelte 81 b~e5nbIen, moS cine meri-
foniide Ndberin iiir oieielbe nmerifo-
niide Waihine 81 5nblen bat.
Senator @eperioge bat oicier Gage
benz Senot photographers @ieOer-
qubcn BON engliihen mo omerifoni.
ihcn EreisliIten fir omerifoniid)e
Gaib. &egiitcr Dorgcle9t, meldJe 5eigtn,
Dab cine iold)e Moidine, Die bier $50
Collars foitet, i'll england fir 1876
Collars sum &ertouf augeboten miro.
Cine g0Oir-W oi6ine, ole bier nit TO
Collars beSnblt merOen mllb, lit in
europe idon iiir 50 Collars 81 Ia.
ben.
Gie &eibc iold)cr g~(rtifcl, ole inn
NtSlanoc 81 piel nie0rigeren Yreiicn
perfalIit mer0en, als IN 0en &cr.
Stootcn ielbit IieBe iit nod peitcr
i%ortieBcn. God mnSu? GS loiien lih
ans Den on0ciiibrten 9ciipielen Ell,
nige SdIiiiie 5itben. Mon bari mobl
annebmen, boB sic omcrifoniiden
Sabritonten olld bel ibren 9lualonb.
pertGilien nod cinen Srofit bobcn.
Ser arsl1noiihc @icoerperfGiicr,
Der transport uto Die &criiheriu19Ss
folten, ioruie 3olle alf Die @oorcn 5lt
idlogan bat, mo c%benInlls icincn
Erofit madt, tonu INNER nod nm
Ole SGlite biuiger perfollier, ais Der
Amerifoner. SIS perbcn IN Hmerifo
iabrlid fir etpo 10 Wtiaipnen Col.
lars Cab e9iiter perfouit. Gie aGu.
fer 5obleu ctlpn iiinf Millionen mebr
ais lie bejablen iollten. llno oil Oicie
Snoulirien iuerOen III 0cn Sercinie.
ten Staotat oilrd) bobe 3oue gcgelt
ben Wettbeiperb geihiibt. &einerlei
8eriub miro bon oen Ston0potterS
I'M @ongreB aenladt, Den m1crifoni,
ihen 6|onllmenten ge9en biclcs mo-
oerne Roubrittertbum 81 bcidiiBtn.
Selbit Tinge, nie Gnib . Tegiiter
II. a., bon oenen feline iengeiilbrt pers
Sen, miiiien blrh cinen @crtbjpll
BON 40 Trp5cnt geidiist meroeu. les
Erin5ipS balber belGmmerte Imcri.
foner!
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SobesfGGep

gm 2s. 1uni 1iobert 6. SroOIs, 9ir. 722,
gtorosSria,us Strube. A Sabre ali.
gm ". SUM yiebeeea Senbcr, unioeriitdtss
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1880, gitinG.S trobs; % Sabre aIt. on,
9(TI ~. sunni Niid)acl Callahan, Nr. SOB,
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eftluuo=9perIte. 81 Sabre alt.
llm 20. SUM amnnoa oorre, 9tr. 1924,
9toros@ oens Strabe, IA Sabre alt,
GIN 2S. SUM Sannic EEL Snrrts, Nobns
SopiinS 3nipital, 80 Sabre alt.
Im 81. SUM martha FSmalliuuuo, Nr. $50,
Inions Strube, 80 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
9cpartement fir Dfientiihe sifcrGeit.-Santen.
Cub Separtemcut oes @ebGuoe'Suipetturs
YIreduS, MatblIauc.

Baltimore, ben %. SUM 1909.
Scpurate neriiegelte NngeDoie peroet emf
aegeil genpmnten bon Der 9ontraftsS ebbroe per
Stdot Baltimore fir Elm 8ebduoe nl Der HLos
aelpsStraBe. nube gSeitsStrnbe. 81 e~rrtcte1, 9r.
81 Spriteu6auS 9erGnnt. Iilr ben Wtn1or ulo
Staotrath BON Baltimore iilr ole Gerlblln1
Seitens Der SeuersGOHlnlttdre.
gitgeboie miliien IN berIie9eltet 9oroerten,
u~oreflirt an ben nVOnro Of gtparoS OF Snltta
moresGitb," iein. Die 9nfi6rift ~Froppials tor
@neiHe Souie 9ir. 81" tragen lno bel Srrt. Z.
Geipeu 3bontaS. neutrality-suspicious., IN oelleH
giireau I'M Rutbbauie am ooer oor If llbr Sorz
miitdos um Z. SUM 1909 einaerei6t meroen.
Seoem @ngebnt mnb ein an ben Wiahor mn
Gldbtrat1 bon Baltimore 5nblbarer. certiiijirtcr
9bed oeS 9ieters fir iiintbunoert ($50O) Gnl'
lars beigetitat Vein.
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len mo bic SOrftbriiten hes Stdots9barterS In
Ne5ug duf 9ontrnfie %erf1leu.
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ODER mad Dem "a. SUM 1909 i'm Gilreau oeS
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9ebdloez SHipeGior.
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Z. SarrD Wabupl,
g~rditoent Der 9ontrnfts Neb6roe.
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