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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
Quality and character,o Of Hogs.


s'sQuality and CharacterAo f Hogs.
Some have said that the prevailing
type Of hogs found in the South is
unsatisfactory for the economical -ro-
duction of pork. In certain expert
nients made at the Wisconsin Sta
ton, it was shown that the razor
back swine yielded as high a per cent.
OF dressed meat as different types of
pure-bred hogs Now, do not misun-
derstand me. do not advocate the
exclusive use Of the native hog,
though he has some virtues which
gmay properly be- extplledS but the
native brood SOW, If mated with a
pure-bred sire, will produce q. type Of
hog for use ION the average farm
which will prove satisfactory in every
way, and a vast Improvement over
the native or scrub. The Importance
Of using a pure-bred sire is evidenced
by the fact that high grades will
weigh one-half more, and in some
instances twice as much as the native
hog at the end of eight or twelve
months of age, and when slaughtered
will not lose more than twenty to
twenty-five per cent. of the. live
weight; whereas, the native or scrub
will seldom dress out more than sixty
to sixty-fye per cent. of the live
weight.
There is another great advantage in
the cross of the pure-bred sire onsthe
native type in that the bacon made by
the high grades on peanuts, chufas
and other crops which tend to make
the. fatgso and oily, IS of a much
firmers and more desirable texture.
At least, this is the judgment OF Ben
nett, of the Arkansas Station, who
has made thorough study of this
question AS pure-bred sire of the
highest type can be purchased at a
cost of SIS TO $50, there are few if
any farmers who can rot afford to
make an investment which gives them
animals possessing such material adj
vantages over the razor-back type.
At the same time the native hog, be
ing Injured to certain hardsnips, is not
so likely to succumb to disease. He
is of necessity better rustler and
will gather his food with greater
relish, and the quality of meat OBJ
tanned is greatly superior to the lard
producing type raised exclusively in
the West.
The kind of stock we have on hand,
therefore, is almost ideal for founda-
ton purposes. Earlier maturity and
more desirable conformation, that
is, shorter legs greater depth of
side and better developed hams and
shoulders, will follow the crossing of
pure-bred sire, say of the Berkshire
type, on our native stock. 1t is
cross of this kind that has produced
the famous Smithfield hams, which
command year in and year out TWEEN
ty-eight to thirty cents a pound at
Wholesale; and so great has become
the demand for this class of hams
that it is now said that many hogs
are shipped in from the West and
slaughtered in the vicinity of Smith
field, the hams cured after the process
so successfully practiced there, and
sold as the genuine article.-W. F.
Massey.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
Cost of Pork,

Bennett, of the Arkansas Station,
made some tests to determine the
cost of pork raised entirely On grazing
and a limited grain ration. Pigs
were grazed on clover, sorghum and
peanuts, IL acres in all, and con-
sumed $1,000 worth of wheat bran
and shelled corn. The pigs were sold
at 3.25 per hundredW ght and made
a profit of $4.27 per head, the actual
cost of the pork per pound being one
and one-half cents. There is thus
every reason to believe that under
intelligent management pork can be
made on grazing crops at from one
third to one-half the. cost where corn
alone is fed. 1t is the cheapening Of
the cost of meat products that makes
the profit to the farmer. Why not
utilize grazing crops in the light of
these facts, and make the hogs har-
vest thegcrop at the same time The
labor problem is nov very serious
one, and this is one way of econo-
MIXING with satisfactory results.
I desire particularly to emphasize
the advantage the curing Of fancy
hams has over ordinary methods of
pork raising, and to specifically urge
on The small farmer the Opportunity
which il opens up to him. Remem-
Der that choice hams can be made by
the small farmer just as well as by
the owner Of several thousand acres
of land--A. M. Soule.
How to XIII Mites. a.
ffo If one il troubled With mites /
know nothing better than coal soila 1t
is easy to use and very effectual. 1t
| kills. the mites and their eggs also.
Mites when once started are hard to
get rid of unless one is persistent in
the use Of coal oil and lime. BY using
coalfoil once "a. week, after having
J given thorough cleaning one can
soon get rid of them.
1 One Of the best liquid lice killers
i and mite destroyers is eight parts coal
/ Oil and one part carbolic acid. Take
1 an old whitewash, brush or an Old
stub broom and thoroughly brush all
suspicious places. Take out all roost
poles, coal oil them good and burn
them on by Sticking q match to the
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
TARGET Practice Under Sea.

The second submarine aotillas con-
sisting Of the Octopus, Tarantula, vi
per and Cuttlefish, under command
of Ilieutenant Charles E.. Courtney
has been smashing target records
from twenty to fifty feet under the
sea ID GARDENERS Bay, The new peri
scopes have been used to excellent
advantage by the helmsmen, and the
new additions, it is said, have ad-
vanced the value OF submarines
largelyy
Under the sea the submarines have
been iiring with Whitehead torpedoes
at from 1000 10 1500 yards distance
against targets made OF woven nets
about sixty-fvs feet long. The sIfb-
marines we're run at fun speed. When
the Submarines become attached to-
Commander aMarsh's training squads
ron more extensive drills, with both
night and day attacks, willabe held. -
Newport Dispatch toNewsKorlE Times.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
Eradicating bermuda Grass.

Eradlcallng bermuda Grass.
J. O., Rio, writes: / have a piece
of ground badly infested with wire
grass. I know of no way to get rid
of it. Would salt destroy it and not
injure the ground? Please advise me
what to do.
Answer: By wire grass your cor
respondent no doubt means Bermuda
grass. This is difficult grass to get
rid of, particularly in the coastal
plain section of Virginia, where the
climate is peculiarly favorable to it's
growth and development. The best
chance to destroy the grass issto break
the sod up in the late fall or early
winter, exposing it to as many freezes
as possible before the growing season
commences. AS soon as spring opens
upsplow the land and seed to cowpeas.
One of the vigorous varieties like the
Clay, which will spread over the
ground, will make the most satisfac-
tory smother crop. Velvet beans can
also be used to good advantage for
this purpose, A rank growing crop of
cowpeas or soy beans win come as
nearly smothering out Bermuda grass
as anything 4 have ever seen tried.
It may be necessary to use the peas
or beans, on the land for two or three
years in succession, blowing the land
in the late fall each year, and expos
ing any roots that may have escaped
to the action of the winter freezes.
Salt will not be effective in de-
stroying Bermuda grass and it is
hardly worth while to try that rem
edy. Persistent culture in some of
the vigorous growing leguminous
crops that will have a snlothering
tendency is the best method advised
for the control and eradication Of Ber-
muda grass in sections of the coun-
try where climatic conditions are Pc
culiarly favorable to its vigorous de,
yelopment. Knoxville Tribune.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
Spinach and Kale.

Kale and spinach seed should be
sowed in the field where the crop is
10 mature. y Sow, in rows wide enough
70 admit Of cultivation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
His Method.

First. Doctor:R "HowEdo YOU make
your patients follow the diet YOU pre-
scribe?"M kkm6 Mmm9
Second Doctor: 4 send in my bill
irnmed iately New York Sans 4s
A new motor-boat is propelled by an
aerial screw Uuder faYoraDle condi-
lions high speed is attained
aAGga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30
) nlan D

so utbiger &nabe. 8om Gr
tr~infnngstooe wuroe in Selulas
Springs nabe Ippleton, Wis., Der
brei Sabre alte Sobn bes gbepaares
DUDLEY Yierce bon Dem t5iGbrigen
Wilqpaufee'r Sobn Bartlett gerettet.
Ser 8leine iieI aui Ser Yaht @uo
q. iber 8oro mno wGre liherlify
ertrnnfen. ipenn niht Bartlett nad.
eeiprnngen mare unb Den aIeinen
geiobt bate, als er gum britten WaIe
perianf. @artlett peiIt nit icinen
Gltern oui 9eiud bel Tid)ter Sobn
9ooolano. =
8ierbetniger Erutbabn.
Warqnette County, @is., iheint ii1
na6 unO nab cine 3oIleftion bon
WiBgebnrtea Su5ulegen. 8or eini.
ger 3eit tam aui ser Harm bon S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

IIE}i ST. NJ
nonte iih Iiebeoon nm lire SduIter
Iegen, fem Wuno iufte Den ibrigen!
Gtiu, in iih 3uiummengeiunfen, Jap
ser Rotor in einer Ode unO griibel-
te, lire Ilnpcjenbeit ifien er pcrsei-
len Sl baben. Seui5eno panote lie
lid, ob, i6re 9lide woroerter gum
@o9cnfcniter hinaliS; iiebe, ba iIoB
ser Gbein, ouf iciEen @eqen laJ
i6on Ser foitIife rotbe Ibenoid,ein.
@ie idGr. pie pun6eridon mar oaS,
neIh troItlifc @%erbei6ung lag in
bieiem 8i!O! frau Sonnden perianf
oon5 in sen @ugenbIid, ibre @coaa-
fen iol9ten Dem Strom unO beidGi.
ti9ten iih nit alien. mas lie bon ie:.
ren gtoturifonheiten un0 ieiner rel.
den @eididtc iemals erfubrcn bate.
Ger Rotar laB nod imtner in it'd
neriunfen in Der @aeenefe, ber
&reiSlaui ieiner @eoanfen baitcte in
ieinem SunggeieeQntbum. ons Ser,
itdn0nib fiir @eibes @onae un5
@crtb mar i6m nod niht auiaeean.
gen.
SeinoIid iuften ieine Iusen ben
Gbein. Sn. bieS 9roBe @aiier tpolte
iib 5,piihen ibrt uno oaes ~orGneen,
mas ibm Iieb uno pertraut warl -
Gin grcBenIoieS llnbebasen bate
ith ieiner bemGhti9t, riid1parts
or1ngte ieoe Siber in ibm, er fonnte
nift mebr. eS roar 81 @noe nit let.
ner 8i6eritanosfrait, tt muBte sit.
rid 5u icinen 8euobnbeiten, gu iei.
mem Stammtiif.
Wit einem Stobnen rid)tete er itf
aiif. nSoundle," iaete er eepreBt.
Srnu Scnmden erifauertc boz
benz 'cItiamen 9aut. Collie iest oaS
aoitlihe fommen, auf oas Tie unbe.
nuBt gepartet? SIR Sera iGlug
sum 3eriprineen. fem Son noute
iiber ibre baIbseofineten 2ippen.
,Sonnte, id bin eiu 9eipennt, iin
big 3ieg in De Siiritenitein Sc Conn,
lpenn ct sir rad is. fabre mer 'peo.
Ser Gm."
@rmc8 Sannhenl = sic fonntc
MIR itumm nidetL bie Gntt6uihung
mar 81 orob. gs piirgte II! ibrcr
aebIe, iie tdtte germ Iaut aufse.
ihrien in ibrem 4erseIcib. @ar es
oenn moglih? Gin FOLDER Yeoart
mar ser Wanm? &aItbliitis bradte
cr lie I'M oie ihone &eiie, oamit CT
nidjt aus Ser Geipobnbeit fam9 GS
Icgte lid ipie elm Teii oui ibr mar.
mes Scr3. nit 9anecn geoafte tie
oes erolen M1taes, Der ibrer par.
tete al ser Seite oicies Winutell'
pobIs.
.S6rse, mir fabre peSber 0m."
riei in5lpiidcn Der Notar gum Sen.
tier binaus. .aSenn DC bid, aaus
(eiIit), ~frie'itc enc &ronenbabler."
9er aronenoabler Sog. Sorsen
%vSaute" iid, in idIanfem Srabe
eine's beinnp1rts. Grou Sannten
ipuroe on i6rer fleuen 6austbiir ab.
geiest, Damn sins's gum GiirIten.
lteln.
Der runoe Iiid bette lid ponaab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

Zig an Sen 0ofSeitSieierIidfeiten be.
tbeiIigt. bcid)toB aber Den Gag in o.
ipobnter @eiie al geipobnter SteGe.
Sir Sen Notar itano weSer StubI
nod Sdoppen bereit, bon ieinem
@los eing cine 2eere aus, bie atii sic
@emiitber 0riidte. Naboem sic gr.
eieniiic SeS Cages nod)mals ourhgs.
iprohen woroen Darcn, iuur0e Go
it'll.
Gin Ionberbarer Soeengang IicB
einen ser Stamm9Gite 5u Batts
WideI iosen: nMiheI, Ies fir 81
Serr Notnr enc Stobl bin, brene
ODD iinge Sfoppe, tuer peib. nofiir
Ell got is." GS CAB Elm grobes Sal.
Iob iiber bieicn grteu 8ie. ie6od,
toum bate WideI beiOes on Srt uno
Steuc, uls lid Die 96iire ofirete. ulS
Ser Notar nit ieinem eepobntcn
Y@uben Opcno, ibr Serre",- berein.
trot.
@ie aui 8erabrebung na1m Ric.
monoNoti3 bon ieinem nuBeroetpobn.
liten @rideinen. 81 u5en bate man
nid,t eepugt, unb i'm 8runoe nun.
berte man lid aud talm. Der He
tor ictte lid, pie ieben anoern Nbeno
nuf ieinen 8las, tront ieine Shop.
pen, ob iein S6nittben nit Shin.
fen uno eing Bunft Sebn mad
Souie. -
60 tpar bas arme jurae 8eib on
ibrem SodBeitsto9e oIlein iiber Bic
Sdppele fires 5ufiinftiaen Seims &c.
ifritten; topier bate lie Die a%ufitei.
genben Qbr1nen binuntcrgei6ludt.
aber in Dem fiiblen Sausilur iiberficI
iie Elm Sr0iteIn, bon Dem tie crit Be.
ireit wurbe, olS no lie nah iiinf
Sobren biuauStrug 81 ben onbern
ftiuen SbIGfern i'm 8ebege oerSrieS.
b~ofsnlauer.
sic iuuroe ibrem Mann cine nad-
iid)tise, eebuloise 8ra,i, bod bas
G~ntbebrcn am 9eiten i'm 2eben aebrte
al i9r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

6. SraneI in SriggSoiQe elm Slilen
obne Sdfuan5 CUR @elt, oas lid iebt
ebenio fibel berumtllmmeIt, pie ieine
&omera6cn. Die Iette Nertpiiroia.
felt oeS GountpS lit Elm Srutbabll
nit bier Sciucl, Ser iett auf Der
5orm BON Senrp 2anogruf in
Douglas berumipa5iert. Ger rDop.
peIgan9er" bat lid i'm iibrieen nor.
nal entpldeIt unO lit gutter 9inge.
aIter Sauocgen. aupitan
Soiepb 9otuning in 8iIminaton,
Del, ser bier 9riege mitgemoda bat,
bat om a.. Slli ieinen 1903.
Seburtstag gefeicnt. @r oiente
i'm Greet SemiroIar &riege 1882,
i'm merifaniifen 4rieae, i'm
&rimfriege 1855-1857 unb i'm
amerifaniiden 9iireerfrieae. Siir
Den giirgerfrieg IieB 9omnina lid,
an 81. Sitli 1861 in N1iIuoeIpbia
n%ntperben utro geborte orei Sabre
nrto netn Gage Der armee an. 86b.
reno Der ldng1ten 3eit mar er Sra.
fter'at.glrms" aiii Sem .Yanfee".
8erbGnqnibpoIIer q oi.
MuauIt Spieaelbera BON We6ina.
@is., tpoQte eiuen 9efonrteu ir
elmer aaiefa6rif erIhreden uno bate
Su Dem ,3lpcde cine Guantitat Shape.
feI uno hloriaures 9nri inter eincn
Baum plo,irt. in beIien 9peioen or
SoB. Gr botte eineu GO Iirnb idme.
rem Stcin NIT. Sen er aus ieiner I'M.
tioer .Sohe mi aie @rploiipmpaiSe iol.
len IoIien pollte. 0er.stein trai ST.
Moiie, oQes ,fuHftionirte porSiiglid.
ober ser Stein tplube oiirt sic Sc.
puIt ser grploiion iii Die S06e ee-
itleuoeri uno trai oireft SpieaeI.
ber9s llnterleib, cine % ftapere Ser.
lesuna berbeifitbrertS, Dag Der Wan,
Srei Stunoen ipater ltarb.
8Iaue @eiete. Gle SAB.
bat6I Iiiociation" in PHILADELPHIA
iiibrt Die ltrellge geIol9ung oerglau.
gelese BON 1874 I'M Sdiloe. gu
Miriam OfOpT fnU Mo SfaAt Mar Wy,f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

ocS G6eitan0c3 nit 10 beresten Gor.
ten, oaB CT cu0li6 miir6s nurOe llno
idauereu Screens ieine %3uitimmung
9a6.
Nlm fom ser idpierige Gunft -
eic @abl.
Gle 6rou &reiSpbpIifus iagtc iidy,
boB eS on belten iei, cine Gin6eimi.
id)e 81 w0bIcu, Oar,it Die loSiaIc Stel.
lung ibreS @ruocrS orpiIiermoBcn
oils TusgIcid fiir icine Gigenbeiten
biencn fonntc, Sic perbeblte Iih sic
8ernntnortlitfeit nidt. Die lie oui
iid, lllb. lie oerlebte ernite Stunoen,
pGbrenb lic Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'm @eiite b%urd}ging.
Nber. o @unSer. ollb Scr nm.
mebri9e GebeitanOSfarbioat mor oui
oic GUIDE gegangen; 6ob ieine Sc.
6anfen mahtcn feincn Hunbgong bel
Den Sonoratiorentohtern. iie 9inaen
Der Sprr ieiner 5iiBe na5 uno Ian.
heten prompt i'm 6iirItenitein. 0a
mar ia oaS Sanndyen haS liebIid)e
9lonof0pfhpu nit oen trelen bIaucn
glugell. Die ihien inn mobI ereignet.
cine bequeme2 eben&BeiGbrtin 81 mer-
6eil. Sic bate eiue leiie. ianitc
Gimme uno niiroe ibm 9epiB nihts
in Den Wea le1en.
Seine Shprlter mar iibergIiidIiA.
oils er ibr 3aabait 9cltanO; ga, luem
ct Damn obielrtt i'm muB. Damn m0l'
ih oct Soiinhe rs Dem 8%iiritenltein."
Ger Rotar bcoiente lih mie oamalS
ole euten giirgcr MIR 6e5 Ylattoeut.
id)en.)
SelbItreoeno rabm lie Die Sadie in
Die Snno uno begab lid ungei1umt
nit ibrcr iiiritliten Miliion i'll Den
SiiritcnItcin. Sort iuno iie oos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gnt9egenfommcn.
Snnnhens Batter luubte Sic Gbre 81
ifdscn, er CAB bas Sdiflal leincS
3inoes germ in Die Obbut zines 10
bcn1brten Serrn. Snnnd)en, Die ibr
Serj nod nid)t cntbeft bate. 9Ioubte
audi ibrem Slid enteegen 81 9ebei
un6 piligte ireuoig eln.
Iui bieie beQucme grt mar Strob
su elmer Yraut eefommen, Die Srau
&reispbDiiflS fomtte berubiat obrei.
fen, Die Sade IieB iid gut an. Stat
um baIb 8 in ben Siir1tenitein 81
eeben, ging Der Notnr nm idon I'M
8 uno ieste iih cine babe S.unoe
inS SoenliIien5immer, che er iid 81
oen anbern an Den rutoen Gid
biniiter beeab. 9ieie babe Stmaoe
par Sas ein5ise 3u9eitanoniB, boS ,r
ieiner graut mafte, BARN beltans
iein 2iebcsmerben. Sanndcu blleb
onipruhslos, ipie lie mar, ein @eiiib!
beS gntbeDrenS mar ibr nod nidt
scfommen.
Ser Rotar tpfinihte feinen langen
@rautitano, man ieste Den Sod)SeitS'
iae oitf oen so. Iugult ieii. Strab.
Ieno idon brad er on, Der perbei.
B%ungspoIle Gag. Ger Notar madte
quite 6igur. iein tabeIIoies5eitseipanb
bradlte i'm Serein nit 8atermoroerr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

mo b!it1crpciBem @aI3tub sic i1nI
innepohnerbc title @iir0e CUR Gel.
tltng. @onld)en IN ou ihrcr id)iidter.
nen 9ieblihfe lab crtjiifeno aus.
Ser iunae GGcnarH ipnadl ouBcr
Dem bin0cnocn IA en- Nltar faual
Gin @ort; murGe er on9etonitct, 10
nidte CT. ab unO tr0nf NIT glppcti!
uno Snd,oaritnn0 uno iijbltc lid, 10.
melt gsnj bcEaglid) bis oui oen 8e.
oaufcn an Die muermci0!id)e Sod,
%5citsreiic. @aS molltc or nlad)cn?
0ieie iiberiliiiii1e Ginrid)tun0 beltdno
nirll einmal bel ocn &~onoratiorrn.
nHobleiie obliae".
g5 ioate cine Ibeirreiie iueroen.
man moute in Der nGd)iten StaSt
ii6crm Ibein iibcrnahtcn. Inn on Oil.
bern Eag nit Dem 0anrpiid)iii in
Mb'dlnittcn rheinaufm1rtS gu iohren.
obglci0 ser No.ar oieicm ueumooi.
iden ELECTROMAGNETIC QroBeS
WiBtroucn cnt9e9cnbrlhte mIh lie
Der Den &oitmaeen benrtet bate.
Saurd)cn ircute lid mcn6Iih aui
oieie lire erite Ieiic. Gor ser Ehiir
hielt Ole bette Ghaiie aus Dem Stcrn.
I'M sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~nuiSuneb.
men. Ter alte oStecrne rSorgen" iaB
itoI5 mie cin GGnig oui Dem BOD.
feline ShimmcI so9en al. Ole &ciic
beaann.
Ser Notar Iebnte in elmer, icinc
junge Srau in ser an6ern 8ugencdc.
ieber nit icinen 8eoanfen beid,1itiat;
iie gingen nod einmaI sic @rIebniiic
bieies nid)tigen Cages ourf.
gS purbe 6 ltbr. Die 8romenoSen.
5eit fam beron. Ser Notar ipiirtc
Elm 8ribbeln uuo 3ieben in oen 9ei.
ren bis III Ole 3eben, elm mGdtiser
0rona ndh 9eWegung maf,te iif,
selteno. @eeen Den Sioane Der @e.
iuobnbeit fam er nid)t ar. er muBte
binalis, er pertrus oas Siten nift
mebr. Dine bic gerinsite &iidiid)t
ouf Sopufen 81 nebmeu, rief e.
Sorgen gu: salt ems an, ib muB
mer De Been Jet oertreboel"
3ahoem er cine @eiIe neben Sen
@agen bergeaaneeu, ltieg er wieoe-
Elm, unb Die Meiie nabm ibrcn Sort.
gang. Sn5miihen bate Die iungc
Srau bic Ieiie gmpiinSuna, oils o.
Ser gberina lie 81 Sriifcn onfingr.
Sim Nhein nn9efommeu, iallb iidh
bdB Die iIiceenoc 9riide eben abgc.
iabren mar; aemmerid). ibr aapi.
Ian. bate Dor SSahren einmal nit
S0raen ~ruos acbabt" uno ilhbr ibnl
ieitbem nit boSbafter 3cniequenS I'M.
nler Dor Ter Naie tort. Sies beocu.
.ete eincu IuicntbaIt bon peiiglters
oreiniertcl Sturoen.
9tc h"i>"n I'M @aaen riibrtcn iif,
niht. Shiidytcrn iudyten Srau Sann.
fens Iusen oen @sann, BEN lie fiji
beute Su eigen 9egeben fir alIe Sci.
ten; cine llnrube mar iiber Tie sefom.
men. Die lie nidt 81 beuten mubte.
slt, es mar anes 10 anoers, oils iie
i'm Stiaen aeboiit! = aein Irin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30
Grrmr.
Esn gssrs SNIFF 3 a I mt q.

Bpi Wenrg y II : y q ! NJ O.
@s fieIeu SeiicIu unS @etpdnbcr.
&Is iid Die gtndt bernicoerbog,
limb icbneno iab ih icI'ge Sdnoer
Sm Sbor, ourdj 0a2 ole Sonre 8og.
Sh fubr ibr undJ nit fIiIdtgen 8ferber,
Sic Sbantaiic mar mein @eIpam,
bis id rad ln9e3dhIteu @roen
Sic clpig bIIbenoe ge1uauI.
9urt tpiegten TaIter grob uno mddtig
Gid iiber Sliltbeu tpunberbar,
llnb beueu lpiIdls, tpie Sounen prddtig,
SIN SeI6 pieI DlonoeS Srauenbaar.
Sort Iagcn Seidle unermellen,
Ser 2otoS bIiibte It'll BARN, -
.9a bait aid id gar bnIh pereeiieu,
Sap i6 elm G~rhgeborner bin.
Sod als mir Damn i'm Eau8idritt uabteu,
Riel idIante. bodeeluadine Srau'n
1lnb idJone anaben, Die mid bateu,
Sir eipig BORT meiu 3eIt gu baum:
9a oadJt ib betler, Die banu uuteu.
Go ciniam mar uub fern DON mir;
Hub bab' Den Wes 5uriideeiunocn
.NuS eiteI Slid uuo bIiib 'uben StliuoeH
.3ur atncbt uuo Dir -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

9eras, lltab, 8aibin9tor, @isconiin
unS 8poming. gS ieblen iomit nur
nod Die 2egisloturen bon bier Staa.
ten, um ole 3abl boil 81 MAIDEN, Die
bon ser 8ertuliune fiir bie @inberu'
flung zines acknowledgements 5irGnt'
gegennobme zines announcements Dor.
eeitrieben lit.
ori6ungsreiien. Mitslie'
ser beS aeoIogiifen StabeS Der Uni
oeriit1t bon @isconiin peroen in Die
lem Sommer I,asfa, Labrador, Den
SuSion Ban 9iitritt, Soabo, lttab.
Montana, Wihigan uno W%tinnelota
bereiien, I'm ole Seliengebirge in Die.
ien Geeionen 3u ituOieren uno elmer
~eingebenOen Yriiiung 5u nntertper.
fen. Hroieiior s. s.. Seth miro fidl
nad 1idmono @oli, Der 8eltfiiltc
bon 2abraoor. bege6en; audi miro er
nit ieinem 9eeleiter Sueb Qf. Ho.
berts Sen Su0ion 9nD Siitrift berei.
len. Bon Ser 8artie peroen oud
SranciS @. IOams aus 9eerpooo,
Nlinn., uno Ser 9ruoer beS Yroiei.
iors, u. Z. 2eitb. elm @eologe aus
@aibineton. 8. g., ieiu.
Gbineiii6e Stuoenten.
SRI. GUN gliu @one lit oos erlte di.
neiii6e WGoden. bos in Ser Timber.
iitat 3u Ma0iion, @is.. regiitrirt
tuuroc. 9ette @od)c bot sic Com.
m~eriaiion ~beaonnen. uno sic Gbine.
lin pir0 cine ser Stloentinnen iein.
SIR Sein 1T in Sbaugbai Gbina, 90
Subn @oab. Sad ShInb Der
COMMUNICATION eeoenft Die iunss 9a.
me in Der SniderboderSuQ in SnOia.
napo!is, Slto.. gu lhlbieren, nm iid
better i'm Gneliihen fauSsubilben.
auBer SRI. @ons iino nod Srei3ebn
arlSere StASenten BON Gbipa ber.
ii5ergefommen. meIde Bic Buroue,
YeuniDlpania uno anocre llnipcrlita-
ten be5ieben ipcroen.
MnsIdn6iif de Stu6enten.
Gieben europ1ilhe Stuoenten per.
BEN apabrcno Ser 6~iesjabrisen Com.
merlaiion in Ger unioeriitat in Sra.
biion, @is, 9orleiungen belesen.
3euti6IanS e~ntienhet bier. uno Hub.
Ianb, SbmeSen unb Mumdnien je
einen. Sba 9. Stppar, zine Ibioi.
pentin Der Singotidule in 2eip3ig.
tpeIde i'm pprigen Semeiter in Waoi.
Jon iid ibren 8rnb alS ngadelor Of
Mrts~ geboI. bat, iofpie Sultus W.
8ranoon aus Gaiiel, puroen nnter
Sen eraouirten Stuoenten regiitrirt.
9ie iibriaen iino Carl Sermam
Sheooor Masel bus Berlin. nnb @rnit
Bauer. apelter sic tednilte Sod'
id,uIe in GarmitaOt nbiolpiert bat.
Mld, aus Gransonal unb Hrdtorin.
ionic aus Giibamerifa, Merifo uno
aanaba baben lid peribieoene Stu.
6enten fir Den ~oiesiabrisen Com.
merfurins in Nabiion anaemeLSet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-30

VaHe iar's Nnsiano bsisrat g. fsaaiHs 4ta
Eit.saltimereetr nabe Gntpm ppplsspe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-30
G3EEL AGAIN CALLS on MJX
Diaz Representative Resumes f-
forts 20 finish Program isel"-
live TO Nicasaguan AFFAIR.

Washington, Dec So Goveih3r
Crsal Of Chihuahua, who came TO
Washineton some weeks ago as the
personal representative of President
Di.2 Of Mexico, yesterday had CON
terence with Secretary Knox and AS
sistaut secretary Wilson
Governor Creels mission mere
soeaking generally, is in the interest
OF peace in Nicaragua and partlcu-
larly TO adjust as far as possible the
differences between the Ohlteu
states and the Zelaya adminlstra-
+ion There IS reason to believe the
United States Will not, in conse-
quence of these representations
change its policy in any particular
with respect to the zelaya faction