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Judith Gap journal., 1909-04-23
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in Fergus county. 1t is well worth
the while Of every farmer in the Judith
basin to visit the experiment farm.
The men in charge will gladly explain
their methods, and any information
will be given for the asking.
Speaking etlitorially in its issue of
yesterday the Anaconda Standard
makes some very pertinent remarks
which should be given deep consider
alton by the people of this state. The
News has already published extracts
from the statement made by Prof. Lin
field Of Bozeman telling of the nec-
essity of teaching local farming con-
ditions to the new settler. The vital
question is not to bring more settlers
here-they will come without the
bringing-but to teach those who are
here and are certain to come, how to
make success of dry farming and pc
culiarities of western soil culture.
The majority of the farmers now To-
eating here are from Wisconsin, Iowa
and Illinois where farming conditions
are different than they are here. TO
teach them the difference and to Ell
able them to farm the land in the best
manner is the chief matter which
Montana should attend to.
In part the Anaconda Standard says:
Under date at LewistOwn the
Standard printed, Il couple OF daysago,
Il special dispatch which said that dur
ing last month 2+6 homestead and des-
ert entries were filed at the Lewistown
land Office, covering about forty thou
sand acres of land, The dispatch re-
marked that desirable public land III
the county, suitable for farming, is
disappearing at an astonishing rate.
1t is the same story for many coun-
ties in Montana. Settlers are coming
in greater numbers than most of us
suspect. Available land in all Sec
tions of the state is getting into pri-
vate ownership more rapidly than is
realized except by the few people who,
for one reason or another, have occa-
sion to know what is going on. At
the present rate the public land in
Montana, available for cultivation,
vast as it's aggregate was few years
ago, will within a few years be the
merest remnant of the original do
>. main.
This is subject which was treated
in an interesting paper recently writ
ten by Professor Lintield of the agri-
cultural college at Bozeman.
Judith Gap journal., 1909-04-23
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT

Gives BY the Congregational Church Last
Frlday-Locai Taleat Makes Hit.
The Congregational society of the
local church gave a splendid enter
tainment last Friday evening in the
church building. The affair was
success in every way, and those
among our many citizens who attend
ed were greatly surprised ut the high
quality OF talent evinced by the enter
tainers.
The program was as follows:
Piano Solo.-Miss Helen Tenney.
Sonx.-"ripperary." budget McCue.
northumberland Jamima's Courtship." Miss
Skefiuxton.
Song and Monoloxue. ue.-Oscar Skccn.
Sonx.-"The Girl that Turned Me Down.
Austin Harnid.
Violin Solo.-Mr. Builard Of I.ewistown. He
answered the encore with song. which
appreciated by all.
Somx-'Just Some One" Fred Stanley.
Piano Solo.-Miss Helen Tenney.
Sonx-"whcn the Moon Plays Peekaboo."
Miss Skefiington.
4 one act sketch entitled "A Visit
to the Gold Fields Of Nevada" was
then produced in very creditable
manner. The caste was as follows:
Stanley Biltiax Fred STANLEY
Josh Harper ...................L Lewis Mart'"
Angelina Harper r....................M Miss Stone
Mrs. Harper r..................Nf Mrs. AMOla Martin
Detective e....................... I'D Taylor
Those taking part ably depicted the
result Of large fortune suddenly be-
ing placed in the hands Of pros
pector's aged wife. through his death,
and how the wealth was used to place
the widow and her daughter in the
AM circle Of society. The daughter
had just returned from seminary
training. and objected strenuously to
her ignorant mothers crude phrases.
4 lover comes into the scene of
action, and ardently woos for the
daughters hand and money. hut then
Il rude country kinsman Of the family
visits his aunt and cousin. and detects
Judith Gap journal., 1909-04-23
THE SOIL IS RICH IN NITROGEN


The specialists on soil and farming
by scientific methods ut the Judith
bench experimental station have just
made II complete analysis of the soils
in that vicinity, says the Lewistown
Daily News.
1t is found that the per cent of nit
rogen in the judith, basin for the first
foot il l.6 and for the second foot, l.4.
llilgrad, one of our best agricultural
authorities says that one tenth of one
per cent in arid regions is il satisfac-
tory figure. indicating that the need Of
nitrogen fertilization in the Judith
basin is not likely to arise for many
years.
1t is also reported that for the first
foot Fergus will show LIZ per cent lime
and for the second foot LIS per cent
lime. Soils that contain from one tif-
teenth to one tenth per cent lime are
considered rich. The effect of lime on
the soil is to neutralize the acids that
may be injurious to plant life. 1t
makes conditions more favorable for
bacterial action, and renders available
Il small percentage of plant food not
ably pllosphoric acid and potash.
These h"rings and analyses were
made from various samples of soil on
Judith bench by the experimental sta
tion at that point. They are very graf
flying and Indicate that Fergus soil is
exceedingly rich in these two essen
tials for wheat growing and other
farming. The longevity of the soil is
assured.
In this connection it may be stated
that great deal Of valuable expert
mental work is being done at the state
and government experiment farm on
Judith bench. The work there being
done is strictly in accord with the
ideas of Prof. l.intipld and other ad.
vancetl farmers who believe that the
new conner should be. taught to farm
under new rNnd itiNns such as h.. finds
Judith Gap journal., 1909-04-23

\ man may get results and make a
great financial success; people may
applaud him. nut dollars in his Golfers,
or put him in office; but it doesn't
make him great. 1t isn't what people
do for us that makes us great; it's
what we do for people.
Judith Gap journal., 1909-04-23
Be a Booster

there is chance to boom business boom it, Don't be
i knocker. Don't pull a long Hope a bit. Get II
Il smile you Hold up your head. Get hold with both
hands. Then pull Bury your hatche Drop your toma-
Hide your little hammer. When Il
him this greatest earth 1t is Don't musl,
Don't BE jolly Get popular. It's dead easy Help your
along your you
procession BE good fellow
No helps himself knocking other people down. No
got rich trying to make people believe only
good earth You can't climb ladder of stepping
peoples They re their cons; yours.
they tender Keep off the
All alike. Once in while find who is
very different. only
you don't like their style
Don't it, There's
ing people you
other people stuck you than
yourself. Nobody gets Il knocker. be
.'-ENclange
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RpiuIanbS tiirfiide 8Gber.
equitable. @sbdube, Sufumt scseu. ettts piien
lWlni41O
SDbCsfGGc.

9m -. 9icpcmber 9ermnnH 9thte, UiGrh
luuoer 9llQcmeines 0OipitdI. SO Sabre alt.
gm Is. Nooember Gbwaro 6. Spiune. @ltG.
mont ,0uiel. 10 S16te alt.
Nm fG Noeem9er 1uiep1 Z. Carmen, gr.
$40. &sib9ultimoref Slrnbe. % Sabre al.
SnptmSl Nnipttal, l42 Sabre lnlt} A. tuyu.
glm 1G, giooem6er Noberf Grosbn, Iicrp
SuIuitul 50 Sabrc ait.
stm A. NopembeY 5rant q. ereNel, Ct. So
iepbssocfpttul. l3 Sabre alt
9(m 10. Gopcnber stanisIarpH 9reita, Or,
PIN fG. ytncember Rtibelmina Sriroeusrlf-
ter, UT. 5000. 9perarcens lcrrdfe. 66 Sabre alt.
9tu -. gicbclnbcr Sbnrtee Sulibnrer, ytr.
1892. Canton Gocnue, 10 Sabre all.
glm III. 9cpember @larn y. Sch, Nr, 1901,
Ruilnnos9lpeuue. ~ Sabre aft.
27tt. gioros 9uIuert' 5trnbc. SO Sabre At.
Nm II, liopenbcr Simun 9inas, III. 20,
GiiosGreier4StruGC. "a Sabre ali.
9fm 16, !iopember W,araarrt 9un6, Mr.. 1885,
Sairnpunts slOtInic, 90 Sabre alt.
Am Il. Ytobcnbcr 5reocrid e. 9eutner, III,
YIN i6. Nopcmber eute @lt6nSter, Sohns
SppfinS' Hoipitul, 40 Sabre alt.
PINT 10. Itopember Subn YouItun, liarnlutln
TIloemeiHeo Noiplial. 81 Ndbre alt
stu 16. goocmbcr Wiattbem Hhtnipe, gr,
11t2, Aioeritoes %9locrlle, 20 Sabre alt.
Vim rs. Aoucmbcr 6arl u. Spen9ier, Nr.G2l,
SSelts.ptnlhcrrp Strabc, 6s Sabre ali. o.,
92g. @nrris gl1cu. s. Sabre alt.
Nm IS. Noncmbcr 6barfes \. efdier, yir
9Os. Wiuinm StrnBe. 10 Sabre IIt.
9lnr 10. 9]loncHbcr Asclta Z. stetnnter, gr
92s. 5reoerid stpcruc. u Sabre oil.
0lnoulz Strnbc. II Sabre alt,
atn -. gtrncuber Shepeorr ". 0tbb, ?tr.
$3.50. Solar Hlpcuut, x Sabre oil.
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sarean e,s etaO.sataiataIsrs. aa.asaaa.

Qnlt III D re, Wto.. 50. Etfpber 1909,
ID ole StrubenourhbrHdss 9cminifdre Der
staHt Baltimore n eeicpIi6 ooraei6riebcner
RSeiie ihren eroGliltiaen unb corrtgirfeii pc
ritbt iiber bic 6lieeiprodbeuen Grtfddoiaunaet
uitfottei nho Scrtpernopunsen tiir BITE gon,
nemniriiue nHo Sr6ifunng Der smda,pppb.
struhe. oan Der giorbieife Der Saratoaase e raBc
bis 8ur Siioiette Der SrnitfIirsS irdbe. nebft Der
bardlf b%e6iielidbeu. crbaiiliieeu nno corrigirtcn
erIdtternSem Gliitet III 8eri1bbeit her Sori
f6rifien hcs Stnbt'Gbarters mo Der nnt 10.
N1drs 1909 uuterSeihreteft Serorouina CIR. p7O
bes Mnuors mo StnhtratbS bon Baltimore bel
mir bi1terleaf bdbeii.
miro biermit befdnnt aeseben. oas beiaats,
Geritt uto Rldne duf oiefe sseifc in etefen
3iircdn biiterIeqt iporoeft iifto. ure onb bei
mnpor NH Stabtratb bon Baltimore ODER IT.
eeile cine Gcrion ober Verfcner, ODER cine ooei
mebr Sorporatioreit. bic nit Der RcrtbeiIune
Der borheHannten grtf6dbienraen ooet Nertb
eIb6bulaen ifr5ufrieoeii ftnb. iiinerhnlb breisit
$500 9ngen bonn 1. 8iobembcr 1900 an all
Dem erften 3dae Der bon mir alsaegdfteenei
SerotfeHtIidnne oieisr goti5. fhriitItd oaaeger
at ads Saliirtorer Siabtperift oppe1irer iinf
has hcioate Geri1t crfuden frosel, bieiefbtr
5i rcoioireiI,
3. Seiura Shomns,
cfoef.S.1o,22) Stdbt'5ieeiftrdtor.
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YireaH bes StaSt.H sgiiraturs,
Al.AaHAa

uItiMprC Is. Gobrmber 1909.
Ea bic Strdsenburdbtud5s Gpnmifiarc hCg
Staot &ultiHcre in Der bonn @efeb ooreetdrte'
be1cn 9Setle tbreu er69iiltiaen Hno htrhefierteH
yert6t it6er Die abi6dbuHa Der soften, lin,
ioitcn ltno 8ertberbbbunG nebft oeii bnraui
9c6iiaIldcn enogilltieen erlIirenbeu EIineu in
Hc5iG aut bic GoHoenIniruug uHo Den Surd,'
6rndb Der stebentsu. lest ale 4,Opiat.@rpue.
9trdRe brIdHnt, bon Der Norbtcite oer GonoHhi
ionsNoenue tiS sur Aornieite Der gSCiiiuooo.
Iberucs aerldb ser ~9etiinmuuaeu beS 8alti.
more Staot@bnrters uHo Oct am 80. april
1909 untcrihriebeneu gcroronurie Or. 30j oes
2'aDore Ilno Sinoirotbe bel mir binicrIcai
baber,
iUiro bicrmit befanHt acntadt. oat, befuoier
8eridt mo Bl0lc uni olcfc gSeiic in btefeT
Nlredu binterlcat moroen iino, nnb bab orr
Wiueor uno 9taotratb bon baltimore ODER N.
senb cine Berion oOer S%erionen, ooer cine ooer
incbr GprporGtionen. bic nit Der 8ertbeitune
oer porbelnnnien gnttbdoienpGcn ooer 8ertb'
erbDbnuget lt6uirieoen ftno. innerbaIb oreibig
(S0) I1gen bonn IS. Hnnembsr 1909. dis BEN
erlten Gage Der bon mir ansgegan9eren Ser,
.bticntIi6uig bicfer Toti6 fhriffli6 an oos Bal
%tt,lorer StaotGeridt 81 appcutren uno bcfaGtcs
9crihi 5u er'utcr. b~iefeIhet 6I reoioiren.
Z. semrn Shumas,
GtoelB. 23,3O.SejO StaotsRcgtl!rntor.
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Siirean Der Gtiugefdun I'G COMMUNION Der Gtnot
@srIcsetc aHaeSote nil Der gmfi6rlft. .@ro.
lulal Tor CONTRACTING aaieraI seiprrs III d.
itriet gto. 81. Sunitarh Contract 70. A.;
S 4$iFqRIG'o 5p IOF % q0g nanftaTS s sSHtraet s sS' Az y
Hn bell ,9ouro Of guporhs Of Baltimore Gito"
%norcfIirt. ipCroel bic Mittuudl, ben I. TtSeuir
Der 1909 II 1ltr Sor,ntttaas, IN RiiFsan 6eS
@aibhnuS. uy'nittuore.t iaeoa icntaepeH aennW'
men tur 5cn @au bon fanitdren 9Icberiandlen
SEN IGldnen UtrjeiSnst IiI6: sic in BiIrcan
eeS SrH. Cabin ~. Senori6. Gbeis SneerienrS
Der pdli9sinnal Gomriiiien. onfbeiuubrt finn.
Gpc5lfifntiouen inc Bldnc t1nnen nnt irre
mad, MiOrtua, ben 10. gtooembcr 1909. uuf
@cfud i'm Siirealt Der 9lbiuasidndl,9pmm
iicr. Simmer 9o4. ~grcrican Building" 9dl'
timorc, Mo. crldnet uerhell.
Snlacuoc Sebitbreu iperocn tIr icoe Spc5!'
~filniipn mo gluuorud erbobeH:
gtbenfandIc I'M 3titritt Cir. 81. ealtitdrcr
9outrdft gtr. A, 5000.
Nc6enianilc i'm SiiriT Ir. 81. Gnnitdrcr
Gontrnft gSr. As, $500.
3icie @eDiibr ,0trc bel silGaabe Gm EosE
mo 5pe5iiiiaiiouen in .sulem 3utinnb 8nrii6.
e~rituttct ooer bel Tiid9abG Der augerneincn
see5tfitdttoneit unS Blame i'm Safe Gin sinac'
Sin Seaialbioter e5c6 Ses gieters fit bic
untcn oraese6enen rripeftioeu 9etrdec, auf
cine p9leuring Souic sNonf ae6oger, AT pie
Srocr ocs WtaOors mn SiGoirntbS bon Snltts
more snbEbdr. miro init icoem slrsebot Dcrs
laHet.
eetroa oes Gbcds;
GCbcnfundle I'M Siftrift Mr.. q, CANT
tdrer Gonirnit Ir. l.......... $4,000 90
giebenrnrdle i'm Sitirift slr. ~, Sani.
tirer Contract Tr. 5........ $4,000 60
abaeidtdtte Euantitdtcn.
Ntbenfnndle i'm Titrift Pr. II, SnnitGrtr
6pntrnft Nr. "A.
$4,000 GinedI SUB eitritt5trte Rtbren'sd mall,
s" bis IL" Stdni.
$4,000 2ineub5nb G.;pn. Sausnnt6lhic.
NsbemfaHdis TIM Httritt, Tr,. "a, eanitdrer
Gsntrdft 9r. As.
1000 !Stneola Snip oitrift3irtc SobreisSnilnlc,
s" bie "a" Diam.
1000 9ircnl.iS Rb 6ss6n. 6nusnnfhliiHe.
Der eriolpreine @neeboifterer fir ieneri gons
trait ntlib Vifrlfdhdtt flc1en nto Den Sorf6tiis
len pcs Stant.9bdrtrrs in 9e6ug aii G%ortrnftc
8elniac Ieiitcn.
Eie Gontraft.g eb5rhc bebdIt fi6 ods Acbt
Dor. irpcno elm pber dae Graeboie nbbliiuciici.
Sni Iuftruae Der gb5igsfolalse uttf1itfioti
getsr 2enr1, IT,, Toritscr.
Sarrb ~. Hobaers, Sefret1r.
8citdiiei:
Z. Barn Wabpof,
GrGiioeut bet 9ontrditssieb1roe.
(Goo1t .t3,t5,t7.t9)
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Nartau ssr straRenbnrMbrMds.G ummINart

Baltimore. IS. Ropember 1909,
Bic Strabenourdbruhs : 9oTInitirc Der
Siabt Baltimore aeben bterinit bciaHnt, ouf
ic in @emiBbeit ser Iori0rifteu oeS anpiteIs
ons Sqbr 1904 nno Der om 9. Dldrs 1905
Geroroni1g Rr.2 PIC hes DiaDpre
uno StaotrntnS bon Baltimore eincn oetntutrs
ten slIstpeis iiScr nle 8igeiprobenen @ulffdota
fhdBte gGertberb5bnne nit elmer erfldrcnoeu
aGrte uIsGrbettcu liebel IN Serbinoung nit
Der Concentrating. 9erfhrinlernrg uno Gdllie.
fura puu observation-disclosures. bon tbrer 9eaers
t%p6rtiqen Breite bon 90 SUB auf cine Brette
bon &C iSub nurdl elbtrCnrtuna bon 80 SUB noit
n6rolihlicn Settle her NerfinospnnBiaiteIt
Strabe uro ber iiiolititcn Settle Der Greibi9iten
SCite.
bic s~utInqeu critreden '6 uro umfaiict
ltlb3uan5iattcn Strobc bis jlr Sreibtgiter
StraBc; Die Gillette Der BENNINGTON Noerlle bon
Der 9tClnullo1 lpanSiGitcn StrnRe bis Siir Srets
Biniten Strdbe; Die gIorhmeitieitc Der 9teun,
nno5lrn n5taiten Strabe 100 SUB lorobit!th bon
Remingtors %sIoenle; n1e Die Siooitiette Der
9rctBiaiten SiraBe 100. SUB norobitIi6 bon
Henltratortsgloenue.
llno ie eeben hermit ierner befannt, onh
horaennnnter WuSlretS nebtt oer crfldreHoeH
9urte 6ur SnfpcittoH fit ole oarau interefltrtc
ihb an 9luntaa, ben %. go6ember 1909. uHl
II ubr Norinittngs, in tbrem 8iirenll i'm Socn.
@ebdioe. 9Grirntons mn 6onioaps Sirnbc, ner=
lnmmclrt lperocn nit nent .3tued, irgeuo lpelte
hioircn. qeger iuelhe tr9eno cine gerfon. Die
hntdn l~nicreiNrt du ietu bebalptet, cpponiren
MAG.
San,rs $. Smitb,
SnIlrub Wi. @dtts,
Winiam 9. Htipupb,
GonImif1re, :
eussne .. Trbaers.
ScTretdr,
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SefanntmadnngeH
Nhreuu bee etaot.8eaittrntors.

FnTIl m orc, 10. NoOcmber 1909.
Iiien oarnn iutereiiirteH FerinHeu piro nICr
nit gldGri6t geeeheIts eab Der Staoi SngeHleul
am Is. gioeerrber 1909 in oictem giireali, tpit
CO onrt ben YbfdHifi 81. slrtiteI 30, See bal
ituorc S~taotGnner bon 1906 perIuuat loir6
iteHNuiInae iir Ncupf %oilcrune Der Goiic al
yicStcarsApenne ucben 1915, 6tifipnsspcnHc
binterleet bot.
stue huoon beriihrten G~erioncu iinb bereni
itet. tnnethdlb 80 1ngeu, bonn SniItm borgc.
%rtunnter Sinterlealt1a ait. i'm Baltimore Sinbt.
aerihf Ourh tfriftlt6 ciHecreibtc 8etition ou'
gegeH gu nppeIlireu.
3. Seipen E1omas,
Stuots5icgiitrator.
/ la,onl9. 20: Ne33I0l
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sarean hes etaot.aeaiaratsrs.

WnTtt m re, 7. N{obef1btt IBJN.
.glaen oarait inierefirten Serfonen ipirb bier.
nit 9la6ridbf aeaebet. bdk ber. SinotsStigentellr
cs omrt her gbfnniit %. elrtifeI 80. bcs BAL,
%t;norer GtnotsGooer non 1905 oerlnnat iuirn.
ben erfldreibcr Rlnr uno 9rplifntlifte ocl
nnb RaneteiHfetnn bee gnnjtn 5heties Der
Tert.Strnfr, bon Der s~iprsitite Der 2dfuhette.
apenne bis sur shbfeite Der Tbrtb.2penne
ani Soften Der geFter Der anitparnSet S.urS'
itidc binterleat bat.
auc oaoon bertI6rten 1erfonen iinb beredb.
tiat. initer5aib so Sdeen. bonn 3afnm oor9et
ilninter 5interIeelra. al, int Baltimore. StaStt
aeaen ai nppenireH.
3. eetpea fhpmas,
(9ooi If 1929 Gtnots9febtftrntor.
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,srrhrrif Gimmclmnnn.

So ltnrb am 10. Gopcirher 1000. nm .T.t5
MlorGcis. nan fur5er aronibctt 3reeerid Stml'
I~nclu1dnH III iciRcm "a. aebensinhre. DC pc.
~croienrg iilbct am Srsitns, Gahnltii1es ? ubr.
bon ieincr @ubnuna. Sr. 30O7. Srtsbn'Stratc,
uuS nut Der r%g5ct.er, ecr,etcro" fiait.
(SoI-3l st
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Mrnrnc M Mnnncr.

IS llnrb nm Honneriiaa, Den IS. Niopcmher
1909. II lbr Normiitags. ~ tctltet letien
gSubniuo. Or. 2f09, t.0altincre 'atrnas,
Isprse M. Wnuscr, eelieDter Satie Ron Sltin
beth Wiaraer. bic Beernianno ti1oei sonutna,
hsn 81. giopember. { 1br 9tadnllttnBe. bon Der
unen aenonntcn 9Sotnnila ans itati; Ncilei'
sInn nrihntini- l323-ll
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Earp(iuc Sd,ut,c.

IS iinrb um IS. November 1909 Caroline
ShulSe. i'm Nltcr bon So Sabreu. Die Recroi.
aune fiunet Suuntas, 3 llbr yludmiiiuqs, bon
Scr g4ubniu0 ibrc5 SobneS ocnrD 8dli. sr,
~, sic, Sentnluus StraRe, aus iiott. SctlCt
iunn %priontiu. Niiie feine Bluntcil.
(323-1)
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puifis Mil.

IS ituvn am IA. Roptttbcr 1909 Souis NHit.
~gcIiebter Guttc bon Wiorauret suu, I'M 90.
Sabre ieine5 gebcns. Sic Beerbiaung ituoct
NON ieincr lcbter Bobmuna. 3r. 1875, 3pbrs
etrahe, Gus itdtt. 8eiietuis auf Der nGonncn
RnrfsSemetern." t325-h
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Eorl W. Spcnaler.

SO ftarb nm i6. giooembcr 1900 Gart ".
gpeuaier, oclichter @atie bon 2ouiiu u.
Spcn9Icr. Sic 0ceroigune fiuhct am 5reitng.
hen 10. Aopcnlbcr, Rnhnittnas is3 u6r. bon
ieiner 9SobmuuG. Hr. GA, @et'a9niberrnss tr..
ana ftntt tat t32l-SJ
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9urrainr.


Maleriif. = 9arfartie. - SrirbltM.
Wefflth bon 0uibrocf cine ifrb etne Babe
Meiie. Nolni 9olIss ssaaacrs uro eorratne'
IrpGone. GtaSt Viireelt inn Sri.feH Slur ScS
-ltfion Sruit" @ebdmo;S. G6arlss. nns Saesttr.
2trafe, (aGaa 1%5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

Ierer Hegislotur ge5eitigt bat. Die
MISUNDERSTANDING. nit meIder ole
oSibertp Seoglte" gclfern Dor 0aS
Nolt getreten lit, bat Sen riGti0en
Slang, mo tic lit pon BEN riAtigcn
@ciltc getrogen, Dem @eiIte Der
Mubrbcit, Der @crchtiafcit. Der Chr
lIdtcit linO Der SreibeitsIiebc. Sic
clltbGlt fciu Mort, boS ri)t ieocr pu-
iriotlldlc rno lopnlc Ameritancr,
gon5 gIeidL 100 icinC Wiege geiton=
ben bat, n~nItano9Io3 unteridreihen
tonnte. =
Der VI . a t cnr 3 { $
OcltId)sunaoriidcn nToltSfreunpcS",
&ittor Srcnoi-Sommom lit 5l 5luei
Wonoten @ef0nQniB mo 400 aronen
@eloItrafe perurthcilt lpor0cn ourd)
cincn Hihtcriprlld) Scr ic0cm HedtSs
cmpfinocn Sobn ipridt. 9ns gauge
Gcr9cben oicieS Wiuu1c9, Der ullcr.
Olllga ais treugeiinnter licbellbilrgi>
id)er Sohie IN mogpnriid)cn &rciicn
lcit Sabren rnbcliebt iii, bcitebt, mic
ms cin acknowledgements ans Eeit
mcl0et, oarill, boB CT ocn 9rjcf Cinc@
Wtilit1ror5tcS Nnmcno SGnIiOt Der
offentlidt bat, Der obnc cill Mort 0ea
Nnariffs 9caen bic mugporild)c Ho-
tionolit0t ieiucr QroBcn 8cnu9-
tbuulnq iiber Den bliibenoen 3llitnnO
Der 0eutider SultlW uno iiber Dos
bIilDcnbe Nusleben ocs oeutiGcn &o(-
teS NuoOrud gicbt. yScnn man obnc
8orcingcnommenbeit lln9orn bereiic
un6 BORT 0oS oClltife Tolf fcnncH
lerne, Damn mer6e man nut Sbco0or
&orncr oltSrufen: n0elttiheS Sult,
on berrIih'tc3 bon aaen!" is lit
ungIoublid, DOB iid) Gin Stdotsun=
malt gcflnoen bat, Der Nnflogc crbo-
ben, mo eil @erid)t. oos Gin iold)cS
llrtbeil gefGQt bat. Nber boS @e
ihiuorcnclgerid)t. Dor bent Der Sic.
bcnbiir9er Sodie criheinell mnlbtc,
mar ior9l1ltig aus Mogporen 5lion-
mcngeiebt. "a Die Moenoren in ib-
rem &olnpf gegen Die &rone itets be
touen. Dob lie Dos Hed)t oe5 Goltc9
ocrtbcioigen luoHcn, 10 fonlmt ooo
llrthCil oils politilhcr 9citrog iehr
"a OrDOOS",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

an WiImuufcc lit cine
SrcibcitS Si1n gc9riinbct morocll.
Iic rWiihu. @crmnnio" ihreibt oo'
NJ: @cnn Die olte Nubrbcit: .Steti'
ae @odlionfeit lit Der Yrcia Der 6rcl'
nett" 10 in Tergciicnbcit Gcratbcn 1T,
mcnn noa 0roBe Ynblifum oct
Mertb Oca fcItboriten SdlobeS, Oct
Der Mcuit bod, cigcntIid bcIitt, 10
aerino nni6I1at, oorm lit e@ mabrlld)
hobc 3cit, ooB Ole M0nncr, filr ipcIs
dc Ooo @nrt Srclbelt mcbr ut dis
Elm bloBcr Yc0riIf, cine lcerc Fbrole,
iid) Srinmmcnlhnaren mo ooS &olf
auirrlicn 5um &olnpi I'M ooS groBte
unD b%ciliNitc ieiner Sitter, Gie pHl'
berth Scogue" lit ~teiueSmcga ell,c
0elttldc Tereinigltng. obldon eS III
Der Hatltr Der Sode llegt lno fllr Die
ncutihc NutipnolitGt Elm ldIohcSGonl'
pIinlcnt beoeiltct, bab ma JIG al Die
Spite Der @clucguna ltellt, uno ooB
eS ord) bier luieoer beiBt: Sic Sellt-
id]cn oornn!" Gic M9itotiorL lpeld)e
Die YiNn at entIoltcn %gchciltt, rld)tct
lid, aud onrd)ouS nid)t nllcin 9cgcll
Die Brobibition. lonoern, luicipobl
man notiirlid) Der Ianntild)en Eros
pogonoo. Die elmer Der aroBtell Sll'
Duitrien oe5 Stoates nit Dem Htltll
itno picIc Souienbe bon fleiBigen Ir-
bcitcrn in ibrcr Griiten5 beorobt, be.
ionoere Nuimerfiamfeit lfcrtt, ut
ole guigube, melfe Die 2iga lid ge'
Iteat bat, bod cine meit groBere lt1o
umfoiienoerc. sic mill ben olrlert'
foniifen @iirger idilbcn I'M Sclibe
oler Der 9iedte unb Eriuileglen, mel.
die bies 9unoeSperfoiiuna ibm &C.
m1brleiltet. Sic maft ooher Srollf
gceen ieoe slrt Ser 3pones9eIeege'
bling. ultb baB tic gerabe ouI olelenI
@ebiete Elm ouberoroentlih frlid)tbo'
res Ielo fir Tire SbGtigfeit linden
luiro, oaS brolihen mir Nienlano crit
III logelt. Der meib. iunS fir ein Wtro
in Maoiion lpebt unb meld)e merit
,uiiroioen 9liitbcn iuobrcno Der leB-
ten Sabre ole Hesulirrmgslpntb nli'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
DAT 9awn Gemeterb,
Gate n.0oenue.Nuab, nabt Ssprtb gofnt.Nnao
gcitanbise auiiift. @rndltpone Gage.
(Suni10. 6lttel ~
GunbunsY Bari Cemetery.

Ntrtnn: 9r. q, 9peft.edratpaa. Strdft, ufb
.Sunpt. Glngang: Sr~eberid.Sapac.
9eardbnt6pl6ee bon S25 an, inter bsttdroteer
%aInffibt; Ghnit'bIunfen, @eipiroe. 4lan5et &C,
ipetoen I'M lreibbans am Suipt'Gif9uite .ae'
tnnheii. unier aeent ptrb, ipefR aeipiutht,
porfpredbeu. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

Gle IS omoiion Gazette"
bcrid3tct, baB in Der Eoli5ciitotion 5l
&onolltlu iett 2iitcn, mcldc Die Na-
men un0 9cid)reibumqen bon 1000
Ncicrtcltren ans Der Ser. Staotcll.
9Irnlcc cntbolten, 5I iin6cn iiltO. ltlo
ieoc l}oIt bringt uCitcrc Siltcn. rOb,
mcltc 2uIt, Spl0ut jt ieir!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
8cidJGfts- @%elegrnbciten.


Wr. 256a. Wc2lf' Observation-Disclosures sptlacn
Catherine uuo SbtpIensStr. (250O Flod gSeIis
@alitnioresStr.) }, ctner Der %fciniien Gdl1ocn IN
Baltimore, puiieno fir ireeno eit @eibdft; nelic
ttebnlc laltimorcitrnbensGdre ipeitlfh fabrcnO,
Iteige AM @nopinite her 9arsQinie aus uuo
gebe Gin @eoiert n6rnlih. 9tnb5ufrnacu an Srt
uno StcIc bel &nltcr Y. Reftpbal. (9ioo16--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Baltimore Eemctcrn.

Sfirean:, Srnniltu gfbs., Baltimore. II. Tortbhr.
.geardbribpldbe sum Serfnnf BON S25 an.
nit Ysara!nrptottrn obaegrenst 500. Hniinl
fir Iraucraottesoienfte. (Suni16,1S)