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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-23
AS TO TARIFF CONCESSIONS"

The American people may be the gulb fools that the Repub
can leaders take them for and then they be- The
infamous Adrich bill be modified with reduction hides
on lumber and OIL and by this process be proclaimed
white a
With the retail dealers being notified of advances the prices
OF wooden and Gotten goods and other necessities of life soaring
syward the be told there hides The
will furnish the hides which will be literally skinned
from their backs Then there to be free oil Good 1t
acknowledgment that oil has been protected in the past although
Republican have hoarse asserting that Rockefeller
built his abnormal without protection and competition
with the whole world And have duty, al
though than enough of the fact that the and
steel mills OF the United States successfully in all the mark
cts of the world
These the Concessions that President Taft and
which to be pointed out redemption of the Republican
pledge of reduton of the tariff Old Phneas T. Barnum said
that the American people dearly loved be mbugged
of keen perception
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-23
THE House FLY

The following is Circular No 2, issued by the Idaho S
Board of Health, DR.. w. D. Springer, Secretary:
House flies breed with wonderful rapdity takes only
DAVIS for fly egg to become full grown fly Twelve to fourteen
generations will develop during the AS fly lays II to To
eggs at time you that the defendants OF single fly one
summer might reach into countless millions What mecfu thine
t we have SO many allies aid the destruction of the pe
flies in the shape of birds wasps and insects
Flies are blamed the epidemic of Typhoid during the Span
American and Boer wars so per of the deaths in M
Spanish American war were due TO lyPnoc FeVer winch was
by flies
Flies spread disease person to another Such diseases
Dvnterv Typhoid Fever Cholera nfantm and Tuberc
osis are known to be spread by flies
Flies are always most numerous where there is filth such as
manure piles or accuuatons of refuse and known carry
small particles of filth on their bodies and legs Scientists have dis
covered the berce bacillus and other germs the fly spec Thus
we can see how fly with his germ laden body infect the milk
butter other articles of food by falling into walking them
In order may be eened by the public taking steps
destroy protect itself against the disease the Common
House the State Board of Health recommends the following de
TONS that approved by all health boards, be followed
If your gbors careless these particulars call their at
notify the city health authorities You and your
family vitality concerned in this.
Never drink milk coffee in which fly has fallen
# is cheaper to throw away whole plate of butter in which M
has fallen than try the portion nearest the spot
Keep flies of dwellings, Get for doors and win
dows Be on guard all the time against them
Keep screens articles of food Don't let flies get
pantry kitchen dining Have for all open dishes
Be careful about the garbage Don't let flies collect around
it Keep the all the time You'll starve of them
death if you do You'll poison yourself and your neghbors
don't.
you livery keep horse, be douby careful Horse
manure is the best possible breeding place typhoid flies
Keep horse in covered boxes and have carted away
frequently convenient.
Look dcaying vegetables Typhoid flies thrive these
Be douby careful about keeping flies of the sick They
likely only bring complications of diseases but
ry the invalds disease many others.
Keep the baby away from flies They apt give cholera
nfantm and dysentery.
Kill drive any flies which may find their way into the
house Show them mercy.
Look carefully after cuspdors This apply hotels rail
road stations and other places where many people congreg
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-23
ROOSEVELTS POLITICAL FUTURE

Washington D. c. Cor Brooklyn Eagle
From intimate friend of Theodore that
the latter recently expressed himself the subject of his
The eN-Pesdent indicated three political offices he would like FILL
and he named them the order of preference follows United
States Senator succeed Chauncey NJ Depew New
York to succeed Charles Hughes Representative Congress
succeed William NJ. Cocks
Ii possible that this
again changed his mind regarding the field of he would
10 occupy upon his America There little
doubt however that his preferences actually indicated by
foregoing Some of his intimate friends Congress made
known his views and they have subject some comment
Just before leaving the White House.
would become United States He felt that in
tins position he might be called critse
PRESIDENT TAFT and he would
Possibly his opinions this point undergone change or per-
maps he thinks he could discharge his duties Senator without un
duly ericising the present occupant of the White House
mat Mr. Roosevelt should entertain ambitions be elected
Governor OF New York again has created surprise here than
the knowledge that he would be
known that several he has expressed high opinion
House ~
Sd 70 New York politician because he Presidency and be-
came member OF the House think he performed noble service
to the country doing"
Those who heard the President express willingness to become
an ordinary member OF the House have wondering whether he
MAD IN mind something specific this One sred Re
uDncah Veued the opinion that if Mr. Roosevelt any idea of
becoming elected member of the House
becoming speaker He also said thought Roosevelt could
the Sepakership from Mr.
he was eligible for the office
Theodore Roosevelt will the United States according
70 MS present plans the latter part of Summer honecor
ing VIII be at time when the Fall conventions are being talked
1t VIII be Just the time spring candidacy for ntcal office e
he still has ambitions along that line :
Perhaps II Governor Brady would obey speed limit law he
would be in fewer automobile mix-ups
Have subscribed for Macs National Monthly If not do
i. = 80 ~
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-23
STATE STANDS in With GRADERS

early days of Tdahos development informed
ditch builders glad receive compensation OF ten dollars
per acre land would under project This
enlarged m the great $25 per and
has been steady increase price until no project
attempted without recompene of least fifty dollars per acre
been advanced instances to $685. which is all
the traffic The instead of endeavorng
the lowest possible frequently the real
instigator of higher rates.
The OF reclamation Idaho has grown into one by
oreaers frequently aided and Allotted by the state take
leave the SKINNED milk for the actual settler
ON the land longer question of how reasonable
placed upon the land the of reclamation with
profit the projectors but merely question of how high
price be placed That there opportunities for official
graft many enterprises goes without saying and there
suspicious projects underway
contemplation that should be thoroughly investigated.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-23
LET THE CITY GROW

lhe city charter contains that the living
the district which 1t proposed the any time
shall be the sole judges of whether the shall take place
or not provides that upon the presentation petition signed
by 10 cent of the voters of such that and
council shall call election which the said territory
shall decide the While this fair at first blush is not
air to the city at large there can be growth within The
limits suffice for all time the outsiders think the
beneht OF annexation would outweigh the pecunay expense in
Cured by the burdens OF be shared
There large section the north west of the CITY that is
now tcy settled and to all ntents the CITY but which
nevertheless outside of the limits This should be brot
INTO the city before the taking of the national census for e
reason that Boise should make such showing of growth in te
enumeration then made that will national attention
Petitions should be prepared and circulated the district named
and effort made awake the residents need of
action The council could probably matter of HAVING he
petition circulated but if this thought nadvisae the Ft
Thousand Club should take hold of the proposition
BY all means let have congress- weeks session ne
to all OF our citizens and for the purpose obtaining greater CO.
operation all classes for the advancement and PROGRESS
Boise Pe -
Don't get excited because local option election has been called
and don't stay away from the polls election day. Vote vo
tmens and let the majority rule
At least SIX miles Of sidewalk will be laid in Boise DIR
ing the present year The town just hunnng along at vev
gait e " " eY
Alter the gold lace parade by Jim Brady and staff at Seattle
what exhibit do the people of Idaho want made? Wa @
glory enough? ~ d'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Wns hrln Mathhn nie.

Gin meiteres 0iirntlihes @erbor SIT:
GrOrterung ser NoturganfraGe
m1lRrolrlt. @robe Ioroeru1s
gen Der StuIbchorbe. - Snun.
ielige S%teuu5obIer. - 1ilr Die
Gerbreiterrug Der Sigbt.S troBc.
Ios Stobtrotba.Gomite iiir @e-
fultaniB uno EoIi5ci belt geIterl
Nnd)n1ittng cine Sibung o6, III lpei-
der 6ei6loiien murbe, AM Ireitag,
ben "a. September nm Ell nbr
Tormittogs, IN Der erIten Stootratba-
fonumer Elm oiicntlidleS &erbGr ob5u'
bnltcrt Inn g%lrglmlente fiir mo gegel
Noturgas un5llb0rcr, SEER SoITmar,
Der 8oriiBer oc2 Counties, lit in
boditen Grade rulrilitet, Oh 9cluiiler
ueroffentlibteu accomplishment BOB
IN Der lesten SiBunng ben 8egnerh
bea Hroiefts nitt geniigenoe @ele.
9cnbeit geboten lDllr0e, I'M ibren
StunhpHllft fl0r 81 mad)en. Cos
Gonlite miro, I'M lid). cbc CS Dem
Stobtratb feline GnlpicblunGen Of
gicbt, aeniigenO }n i%1formirer, bon
5Dei erperten, oen $50. 6oritol bon
Der Iirna SorItOll lno Hobinlol
meld)c bns yAmericun Wos Snititut"
leitcn, uno Dem ErGiiOenten Sront
W. Srueollfi Don Der "Notional Glec-
trio Si9btin9 si~lociation" iiber Die
@asirnge 9riinolid nnterrid)ten lei
len.
Strobe Sorberun1en.
Tie Sbulbeboroe bat Der 9iio9e1-
bcb0rbe ibre &oitenunidldge fir Dos
fommenoe Sobr 5lgeltellt, aus mel.
den crbellt, BOP ulaei6br cine bolbe
Miuion Collars crioroerlid iinb, nm
Die notbigen GerbcIlcrunaen in 1910
por5unebmcn. Iic 8eiommt. Sorbe-
rullgen belaufen iif ouf $2,470693
ODER 100000 mebr ais I'M norber.
gebenoen Sabre. Son bieier Summe
mcroen $714.620 %gebraiid)t, I'M Ser
6eiierun9en 81 pollenoel1, Die oieicS
Sobr in Augriii qenommen murbel.
so meroen fir ben Nnbou 81 ser
meitliden Sodidulle $4,000 &c.
brollht; iiir oos Eolptchniihe rsn,
ititut wcrOen $4,000 perlongt, fiir
Die G%oQenoung Der Sdule Nr. 20
$4,000, Der Shule Nr. = $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

Nlgebot Der Norron Gpller Company
Don Menpbis $3.50, $500 mo $500
fiir @oslonlpcn betrGgt ltnb Die OH
Dere Sprtc goil5 unb gar i9torirt
miro. @emcrfcnspertb iii Die 5hai-
lode, bnb Die ,&ellsbod) Gonnponp."
lpeld)e ieiner Belt Die it1btiife BE.
'leiif)tung liefertc, bieies Snbr fell
Nngebot einreibt. Sm @nr5en iinO
1898 Cos. uno 1896 Mopbtolompell
81 beiorgen, uno nod Dem a%oitenaii'
Iob Der nNmerieun 9ighting 60"
lpiiroen oieIelben $22,SS9,10 foiten.
Ingebenbe Eeuermebr.
leutc.
;3manSia Erobe , Telermehrleuic
unter5ogen iid) 9eitern ocnl Grumen
iiir ben permonenteit 9ienIt. IS limo
5nr 3eit If Tafon5en 81 beieber.
3n 8nn IT. ~pon Muni5i.
pal @eriftcn.
Grfunbigungen. melhe 3r. Sorote
6. Slod, Der Goriteber oes Itdotiihen
Gcpartements, fiir Geiespeberiibe Ht.
ierell5en in perifieoenen onoeren
8roBitdotcn e%inae5oaen bat. oeiltell
boroui bin. bob iib Die Milni5ipal.
@eridte por5ii9lid) beru1brcr, utb in
cinem Shrciben an oen Vnrreall,
Terein moht Ir. Tlof Die Gnnpieb.
lung. oaB Die beiu9tcn @erid]tc olld)
bier etnblirt meroell, % oollrb Die.
ieIben oos 0erihtsperfo6rcn beidlcu-
nigt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Gfitcinlcaung fir E%iarrbans.

Neier Der 2cGrng oe0 Gditcins 5illl
ncllcn E~fnrrbola Der epungeliid).
lutbcriihcn ScriiiolenlssWcmeinoc
5uWorocnpiuc iinbct nlor1en itutt.
Gin gebaltuolleS 6citprogromm.
Worgen Tad)mittog Inn E3 llbr
iinbet bic Seier Scr Gditcinleoun0
5ilm ncllen Nfnrrboua Der oeutihel
epangcliid). lutberiihcn &eruiolems.
8cnlcinoe, Yuitor ". &. Sullii, oiii
Dem VaupluB ncbcll Der Stride 81
Uoroenplllc ltott. 9ci un9iinlti9er
Mitterlll1g miro llltr Der 9lft Der Gcf.
'tcinlcoulg an Srt rno Stelle, Die
Ieier obcr in Der Stride Dor lid &C..
ben. Vel Der Neitlihfeit, 5il peld)cr
ollie SdlpciierAemeinocn Der Stoot
cinGclooen limo, bGlt Nuitor u. $.
Aufoerboor BON Der ct. Sobonmes.
STRIDE an WioblcItrabe Die Oclltide II.
Fdltor ". Vot BON Der pcreinigten
neutrality-suspicious. Stride au Gan.
ton Die el9li'tc Icitprcbi9t; Tuitor
:. Sebrnann BON Der ct. Sobomes.
stride an 2onburOitroBe bat Die Ior.
lelilng zines bcutidcn Sd)riit = glb.
ldnittS iiberlonlmen mo Yoltpr 6.
". Spd)cr bon Der Ct. WattbGi-&ir.
de lpriht Ons engliide SdluBgebet.
Gte Scgunq ocsGditeinS crfplNt ol,rd)
Ncr VaumeiIter Gbriition Shrotte,
Die Weibe oeslelbcn olird) ocn Eoitor
Der Wenleinbe ". e. Suliif, porolti
Die onuclenben Ealtprcll, Der ErGli.
Dent Der Wemclnoc lnb Der Wnitmei.
tier nit cinem ScaenSiprnh iolgen.
Sn Dem Gdltcin tonlnt bus Seitprn.
aralnnl, ctlid)c ociltihe mo cnaliid)c
SageS5citllngcn ioruie cin 9incollls
Gent NIT Der Snbrcs5nbl 1909, mel.
die 3abl ouf) ollBen oilf Dem Stein 5l
leicn lit. %erihoncrt miro bic Seicr
nod burf Die @elGnue oes 3irdens
GborS, Nllrh Gin Eico oeS iiebeni1bri.
gen Sohtcrdcns BON &errn 1t. 5rou
Naltor &ol,ii ionic burd) Die @elGngc
Der SeItuerlommlunn i'll oelltid)cr u.
cngliidcr Sprod)a.
Tod Der Seier miro cine Gpllcfte
5i WullIten 0cs lest Sal b%etruaen0eu
Nouionos crbobell. Gos ncile Eiorr-
bats, 0NS nd)t 3inlncr ull0 mo0crnc
Ginridiung erbGlt. miro etiua $340O
iclteh, 81 mclder Der Trollen-&ercin
Der @enpinOc $500 beiiteuern miro.
Cao @ou.Gomitc beItcbt ans ocn Scr
rcn @cor0e Sof. Mlbrcd,t &ogt. 0ep.
Gnmcl. &nbn Sippcl unO EbiI. No.
oedc. NrIiioent Scr .@e-
mciroc lit Scrr @enrp @rauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

uno Die Grridtuna eiiler ncllenS hu.e
III Ser ENahbdrihoit ser Gbeiter-,
Sapette- unb @oibington . Strobc
$4,000. $4,000 fir einen anbou
81 Der Shule Nr. CD 81 Walbroof
uno $4,000 iiir Ole Sdyule Nr. IS.
3 oum clige Steuer5obIer.
Ter Steuereinnebmer Vrolpn NOR
geitcrn beinnbe 0cn gnll5cn Gag bo.
nit ~beid)Gitigt, M%ed)nnngen fiir iounI.
lige Steucr5obler. meldle ibren Ser
pilidtungen nid)t nad)gefommcn limo
lnno aegen pelde mnn gcieblihc
Sdrittc crgriiien mcrben miiiicn,
olis5uitclcn. IS merben onmGbcrllo
eintouleno Eericnen bon Der MoB.
nnbmc beirofien.
iir 8crbrCitcruna scr
Sigbt.S trube.
Sr. Senrp !. &. Sofimol,, Der
Scrtreter Der "a. Woro int Stort.
roth, miro om Montoa int eritcn
3lpcig cine Serorbnun9 einreihen.
melde Die @cr6reiterlng Der 2i9bt.
StraBc. bon Ser See. bis sur @elS.
StruBc. be5pett, Aui ieinen eiaenc!i
Nntrag bin miro Die Terpronun1
DEM Gomitc iiir Giicnilifc Gerfebrs.
iueae iibcruieicn. meld)es cine Nn5uhl
Ofientlidc &crbore obbaltcn miro.
@irb mobl bei'm Mltcn
bleiben.
Cine ioraiGltige Eriiiuna scr slu,
aebote fir StraBcnbelendtung por
Seiten Der Gontroftbeboroc bot sic
Sbotiahe SIT Gage geforoert, hnb
pon Den 5ublreid)en Tirmen mr. cine
einSige lidl an Die Spe5iiifatiuncn
belt. nomiih Die yAmcricnn Street
SlgbtllA Gomponn" mcld)e mobren0
Der letten oft Sabre Die @elcud)tunJ
l%ieterte. Gle Angebote iollten untcr
Smei @ubriten einaehrodt mcroc.L.
1Gmlid) Hubrif u fir @renner, Glib
liriimple ulo llnterbaltulg Der lido
tiid)en 8~uslonlpen u,lf Der @aIiS BON
elnem, 6luei unb brei Sobren, m1G,
reno Hnbrif y alf 8nslnmpcn IL
luobl, ais Nopbta. nnb Woiolin.2onl,
pen 9epi1 bat. Iob MIR cine einSile
Iirmn ben 9eltimmungen aeredlt
iuuroe. lit Sen Mitglicoern Der Con.
traft. 9cborhe ihmer crflGrlid. Gie
~ameriean Street 2igbtina Comp"
itellt Nie nGmlid)en AnfprberunaeIl
luie bisber, ndmliG SOLO iiir @as-
lampen nlb $26 fir Nopbtnlompcn.
Gie vSunIinabt illuminating 9c."
bon Sittsburg erbot lid, 8oslampen
su $500 pro Sabr ST itelen unh
&opbtalampen ST. $25, mabrenb bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
@riff spm Wittbcd)cr.

Conrad Mottbems trinft Dor ben Nit.
gen ieincr Srou unb &inber 3ar-
bolidllrc. - Stirbt fllr5 baroilf
I'M ct. &oiepbs. SoipitaI -Srunf-
llld)t uno T,lrd)t Dor 9cItruillnG
Der @runb sur Sbot.
Gor oell sll,gen ieiner Srol, u,b
mebrerer ieiner &inocr leerte aciter,l
@ormittog Der AZ Sabre ultc Gollrob
Wottbelps inn Soiroume ieiller @oI,
nung, Hr. 2l9, Glib oQos.S trotc,
cine Sloid)e &arboliGure nit Den
@orten: "Sier aebt Elm Nihts, lcbt
mobl!" &num bate Der Wnnn ooS
@iit ueridllldt. ais CT BON beitigcll
Shmer5en erioBt ipurbe llb oonll
beuubtlos 5u @obcn ~itiir5te. guf Die
NngItruie iciner Grau uno ainocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

Sbcrit Moffcrtp picocr
pcr1ebt. - observation-disclosures vii.
liam Carroll Nuiiertp, Artiaeric.Gonl
manoant bon Sort Soporb, muroa
nod) Sort s, u. &rigbt. Connecticut,
periest. Inn BORT Den Neip 2unooll.
GiItrift 81 commandment Gies 1T
bos IA. Wal, bob bieier SiiiSicr per.
ieBt pirb.
Eoli5itenirau pom e.,
mem Neger ougegriftcn, -
Gie Eoli5ci iabnoet nod einem etWo
% Sabre alten &eger. Der an Miit,
nod abeub aeacn fl llbr eincr
Ralibnniall aui Sruu aotborinc Soil
man, Die Satin bes Eoli5ilicn Soii
mon bon, norboitliden Iiitrift
mad)ie. 6rou Soiimon beionb fiji
in 9egieituna bon Srou &orrp Stc
oriS ollI Dem &cgc nud ibrer @ph
nina, Nr. Alp, Noro-Nrooowon. aI>
ploslid) am Wroabnop nnb Sair
niclmt anenue Gin NeBer o,i lie 81
lprona ibr einen Shlnn oui her
Riiden perieBte uuo oolln periuhic
ibr cine Sanhiaide 81 entreiBen. glli
Die 3iilieruic Der beiben Sronen ell
ten inebrere Eoiianten herbci mi
perfolgtel. Den Gegcr. cine guteS tired,
lueit, obne b%cnielbcn iebod) cinSubr
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

bin. benud)ridtigten Hobborn bic
Eoli5ci oes Ditlihen Giitrifts urlo SIC
Ambnlun5 brod)tc ben 2cbensmIiiben
nud) Dem ct. SolepbssSoipitnl. ale
&erild)e Der Ier5te. ben Wom 81
retten bliebcn eriolglos. unb WoI'
tbeps itorb etpu 10 Winutcn nod,
Infunit I'M Soipital. Gle Iurtlt,
ncrboitet ulO nod Dem @efGngnib
9eionbt ST meroen. ideint WottbcpS
81 Der 5but getrieben ST. boben. @ic
ieine Srou un9icbt. batte er in letter
3cit Itorf getrunfen uno ieine San1l.
Tic iniolac Eeiien ihledt %bebnnoelt.
Sic brobte linn besbolb, i'm nod benz
@eiGn9niB ididen SIT laiien, itnb tbnt,
Inhlit begob lie lid oltd) am Ton.
ncritag nad Ser Eoli5eiitotion ul,N
bcidmerte iid) iiber ieine guifiibruna
@citern @ormittog ipo1te CT crit iein
ELECTROMAGNETIC mo ip1ter olle
ieine &lcioer baben, Inn iortsu1ebcn
nnO ME mieber5ufunmen. Stutt inn
ieincn @unid 81 criiiaen, enb ibml
Srou MottbeDs ben Hotb, lid, ms
@ett 81 lc9cn unb niid)tern 5l mer.
ben. Gorouibin entfernte er lid NIT
elmer alten Mcoi5iniloide ulb poIl-
brodte bel ieincr Hiidfebr ole Sbot.
Ter Selbitmoroer binterlGBt ncben
Ser @ittmc lichcn ainocr i'm Nlter
bon 6 bis 10 Sobren. Gr mar im
&nlshoie Der 6irma Seiie & 9rn,s
50. al Der GontoH- Auemle uno Ga.
roline-S trnBe ongeiteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
;sred)cr Hanbgeicac.

---- F
Gin GinbredDer modt Woitnt @aib-
ington uniidJer. - 9eirdt in Ell.
lier Nod)t brei Mobnb1llier uno
cine Npotbefe. Scine 9errte
perb0ltnibmaBig MIR gering. -
Wlltbunb ouf Der Spur ocs 1Sliid,-
tiecn.
Gin ireder HaubaeieQe bcilubte in
Der Nodt bonn Gonneritog ailf &c.
tern Wount @aibington uno beroilb-
te orei Yriuotb1uler, ipruie Die slpo.
tbefe Der Iirma u. &. Wuie & So.
an ncitlifcrl HlSgang bes Mount
Walbingtoll : Giabufta.
Seine 9eute iuur icood MIR rebt
gcrlng. Gle Spur oes GiuoringlingS
miro gegenlpurtig nit einem 9llit.
brnOc uerfolgt. Sie @obub1uier,
luelde er nit ieiner Siiite beebrt, ipn.
rem Die io%lgenoen:
@obnung oes Serrn @enion 9lofe,
Soutbs apcnue, nabe Horbllrp.Eloce;
@obmnN bes Serrn Senrp =. 9u-
fer, Horburp.Y loce, nobe South S(pc.
me;
Wobnung oes Serrn George Ste.
penlon g~egenilber Der 9ofer'ihcn
Mobnung b%elC9cr.
@ie cs ideint, beilld)te Der 9uride
5iierlt Die Stepenion'i6e @obnun9,
mlrbe aber olrd) ein SaiismGoden
geltort, oas gerohe IN Dem Nllgenblid
IN Die Gorballe oea Sollies trot, ais
oerielbe ben Observation-Disclosures elmer
naberen llnteriudung mlter5og. Ser
ingebetenc Veiuder gob S~erien9elo
rro entfam. Gtlua cine Stunbe ipd.
ter gegen 1 llbr WorgenS ihlit) er
lid in bos Shlof3immer bon Serrn
lllo Sran Vufer Elm. Serr 9ufer
luod)te bilrb elm @erGuid) nno iob
nod geraoe mie Der Mann aus Der
Sbiire peridmano. Oerielbe botte
ieood bcreitS Sbn1udlahen i'm @er.
tie bon cirfo $40 an iid genommen.
Bel Dem eilieen &iid5uae lieb Der
Gieb ieoob ieinen Sut 5uriid, Der
lpGtcr ou5lt bientc, ben glutbulo Die
Splt 81 meiien.
Mus Der @obmlng bes Srn. 9lufe
bIeB er in Grnlungelung elmer 9eiie-
rem einen Sfirm it1O eillell StroD.
but mitgeben.
Gin Nilo froIieiter lllloronung bot
Sic gpotbefe Der Milie.G ompagn ge-
tern Worgen; Der 2uoeu mar bon
Dem T1llber offenbor iebr griinolih
unterlilht iuoroen; imnlerbin murell
eS MIR 5icmlid wertbloie Irtifel, nit
Oenel lid Der Ginbringling be5eugte,
beItebeno aus Gigorretten, Sabaf.
aaugummi unb onoeren &leiniefei.
ten. Iie @e9iitrir : Safe ipar erbro-
d)eu, in Oerielben botten iid) jeooh
ltlr penige Gents ulib einige Yrief-
morfcn b%efu1oen. GinluB in ben So.
ben bette iit Der nadJtlide 9eiuder
baourt eribufit, bob er elm Seiten.
%ieniter nit einem Stein 5erid)lug.
@eitern Worgen nobm Captain
Nonb @ulter, Spe5ioI : Stills SIDE.
riff bon Baltimore. County. Die Ser.
folgung Der Spur bes 0iebcs nit Ell
iem 9lutbunoe nlf. Nah mebritiin-
bigger grbeit perlor ser Snnb in eli
mem Gitid)t Die Spur bes Sliid)tigen;
er ml,rbe bon Captain 8alter nod
Mt. Waibington 5uriidaebrodt, no
ibnl nofmals an Dem bon Dem Gin.
BREEDER 5uriifgcloiienen Suite @itte-
rung gegeben mllroe. Mm Hnhmit.
tog nubm bas Sbier Die Spur mieoer
nlf; bis geitcrn slbeno ieooh mar
Der 6liidtige nod nibt geItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Marplanb Gin yGin.Yartci. Staat."

Gin beuhtensmertber Yoiius in Der
Gebc. Die @ouuerneur sluitin =. Gro.
tiers am l%onneritog 9lbeno IN Ser
.2pric.Sole" belt, lit Der:
nWarplano lit Jest Elm "gin.Yor'
ten. Stuot" uno miro 10 bleibcn, 10
iunse Die Nc9criroae lebcnoiN bleibt.
Aue Morplonoer, Die Die Sol9cu oea
Ncgcr9clhrcis bel unleren Stoots,
mublen mo Dos bittcre @eiiibl unD
boS Sorurthcil, bos Ourdj Ons @e.
id)rei crpett miro, beobndtet bnbcn,
miiiien wiinid)en, bnb IS nod Dem
Gliberiten Gnhe Der Groe ucrbonnt
miro. IoS ewigc !SincinSieben Der
Neaerirage in bic 9oiung Der ofol,o.
miid)en geid)1itlihen mo moroli.
idcn 6ro9cne bic Dem &olfe porlic-
gen, lit Gins Ser perbittcruitcn Mo.
nlentc, init melden Die Sfinungebcr
MnrplonoS 81 ibun boben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Sunncnani- mnS llntersang.
Gus Mcttcr.

Siir Worplano ulo Den GiItrlft
Columbia belte flar un0 Elm lpellg
tiibler; moraen 5lliebmcno bemoltt;
milbe norboItlide @inoe.
Sos @etter mar geItern rcd)t ld)oll,
pieleu Terionen ober ein menig 81
morll. Gic boditc Senlpcrntur mar
50 8rao nm = llbr Nafmittogs uno
Hic niebrigite 66 @rab Dor 6 llbrWtor-
gems. Sn oeli nnoercn 9unoe6.@et
terbeobohtungS Stotionen beS Son-
oes lpurben Die iolgenoen bodIte1
2enlperotllrcn per5eihnet;
,Gaitport 90, Eortlanb 10, 0oItoI
"a, Nlbonp 7S, Nem.yorf IS, Ebila-
belpbio 80, 9ltluntic-Gitp 16, Cape
Mop IS. @aibinaton 81, Noriolt IS,
Soiteros 81, Charlotte IS, Milming.
ton so, Gborleitou 80, Souonnab 81,
Sudienpiae So, Sllpiter IS, acp @elt
50, gtlauta 81. Wontgomerp 81, Nem
Orleans SO, Eoleitine SO, @olpciton
S4, Corpus Gbriiti 81, WcmpbiS 50,
Cincinnati so, Tittsblrg Is, OSipcgo
IS, Buffalo 6S, Glepclan0 10. Tetroit
"a, Mlpeno Ga, WarQuette 56, Green
Ban Ga, Chicago y, 2nIutb So, ct.
Earl y, ct. 2oria so, &onioS.6itp
SO, Smoho 81, Suren 81, 9iSmard
ST, @iaiiton SS, SABRE 10, Seleno -,
Salt 2afe.Gitp SO, Ienper 80, Nort6
Slate Sc, Nmnriuo 7S, Googe.GitD
81. Cos Nnaeles "a.