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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
WHOSE COW AND CALF?

There is at my residence quarter
Of mile southeast Of Johnson's store
at Firth, a COW and calf. Have been
here since December 18th. The calf
is red and is about five months old;
no brands. The COW is branded R
on the right hip, and bar-hd combined
on left side, X. on left side Of neck;
has half under crop on left ear. I
am feeding them and trying to find
the owner. Orson Landon, Firth,
Idaho. 31-2
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
PRESTO ITEMS.

NM s'vs7NsY7svS1Vtv~S
H. X. Williams made business
"trip to Pocatello the first Of the week.
VIM. Stoddart of Basalt was q
Presto visitor Tuesday, taking up
contributions for Mrs. Egbert. who
lost all her earthly possessions few
days ago by fire.
Nj. and Mrs. Reid spent Saturday
at the Grove City, the guests Of C. G..
and Mrs. Hayes of that place.
Miss Annie Pratt of thi splace, Wis
tied her sister, Miss Cora, at Firth
Tuesday.
The surprise season" has opened
in our neighborhood. Thursday
night band Of merry makers gath
cred at the Burrell-Williams home
and kept things Lively until a late
hour.
feel inclined to welcome the sug-
gestion offered by the lady from
.Payette, not because ! have any
ability in the line of descriptive writ
ing, but because / am tired of raking
and scraping for my meagre amount
Of news. / hate the monotony of
Of my own reports and also Of some
Of the others and my courage almost
fails me sometimes, feel like say.
ing Nobody in Presto did anything
this week and letting it go at that,
but knowing that is not my best ef-
fort for that coveted trip. / keep tell
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
White Scours In Lambs.

Lambs can be cured of white scours
by administering ginger what can
be taken up in dime), sulphate Of
magnesia, one ounce; cooking soda,
quarter ounce. Before administering,
the bowels shnul. be emptied BY a
cathartic.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

Heavy snowfall in the mountains
has evidently driven the deer into the
valleys, as q fine 3-year7old doe
was killed recently within less than
a mile Of the city limits of Weiser.
The deer was shot by a 12-year-old
boy who was hunting for rabbits.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
sHEEP CAMP FOR SALE.

/ have sheep camp complete for
sale. It is three-inch Studebaker
wagon, and is practically new. Can
10 seen d: my ranch half a mile east
Of Basalr Address Shelley r. F. D.
No. q: ID. u. Pope. 1904
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
WELL DRILLING
GOOD WATER.

We have purchased new outfit
or drilling wells. and can drill
through anything that lies beneath.
Give us your business. Munson Bros.
& Bous. R. F. D. No. 4. Blackfoot.
IDAHO. 52tf.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

A woman's greatest JOY when she
has new toggery is to call on her wo-
men friends SO that they may envy
her.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
BREED JERSEY STOCK.

I have a thoroughbred Jersey bull
for service at the City Livery Barn on
North Main street. j. A. Grover.
31-4p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

ing over and over again that John
Jones went to town, etc." and hop
ing for something to happen by the
next week. Agnes Just Reid.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
CLIPS OR TUGS STAY ON
tiome-Made Continuance Which One
Farmer Has Found serviceabie.

Have blacksmith bend nat piece Of
iron around singletree- old buggy tire
will do. Bend It back six or eight
inches and put two rivets through II
For center clip use staple made Of
three-eighths round iron. Put nuts on
ends OF rivet. A fiat piece OF iron With
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

Any dentist will tell you that it's
like pulling teeth to get money out
of some people.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

A taste for good books is an an
Choir that will hold the spirit safe in
many of life's storms.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
QUEEN RAISING.
Nursery Gage for the rIatchIno Of vIr-
gin Queens.

An English bee expert, Mr.. sladen,
has recently published in the British
Bee Journal description OF his Inn
proved nursery cage for queen cells
and virgin queens. He says:
My improved nursery-cage for the
Matching OF virgin queens and for
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
WANTS TO RENT A FARM.

| want to rent a small farm of
from 40 to 80 acres not too far from
town. Fred Weist, Blackfoot 27tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22
Classified Ads.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

Black Percheron horse. years
old; registered; very stylish, uphead-
led and of approved draft type with
good action. DR.. H. G. Wann, Twin
Falls, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

You may guess what woman is
but that's your hint.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-22

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
II you want work done In this line.
ring phone 2O3 Black. +. G. Stultz.
1ltf.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

Somehow We just can't De- "a calamity
bowler nor can We bearudae % lot OF
money to a man who viii dig down iu
his strong box and give % "a thousand
dollars towards the erection OF "a y
N. c A building in his home town
Mr. Fishbao6 deserves The thanks and
COMMUNICATION Of every citizen of
Rrookincs for The splendid start Dc
gave tins worthy institution and so
da ali others who follow his lead
and give iu accordance With their
means
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

The story of "Parsifal' which comes
H.. is one that is familiar with most
readers of EngliN verse and prose.
Tennyson utilized the theme of the
Holy Grail in his knights of the
Round Table" as did Walter May in
his Welch legend of the same subject
German readerJ are probably better
acquainted with the legend through the
poem by Wolfram Won Esenbach en-.
titled "Parsival" and the natives of
France read Chetrein de TOryes
legend of "Parsifal."
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

We believe AIRS Ross ot the 500
Critic published al Sioux Fails TO he
"a good woman Forced hy clrcnm-
stances To publish her domestic tron-
hles 10 the world There runs through
the whole miserable story a charity
tor and an abiding hope that the man
whose weakness caused The wreck Of
a home MAY yet See The evil Of his
wavs and find peace and happiness
TINS side OF the great divide To err
is human. u forgive j. divine.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04
EPOCH OF "eossIsM" CLOSED

An era has closed in the political
history of South Dakota. and a new
n has opened. The day of political
'bossism' is happily a thing of the
past and the reign of the people as
happily begun. The policy of "thc
people be damned has gone by. bur.
led in its foul grave, and the govern.
ment of the people, by the people
for the people at last prevails.
. South Dakota has lifted it's head
has taken its place among the progress
sive governments of the nation. The
peoples unerring voice that spoke the
word last June. received it's final and
effective action Wednesday at Pierre
amid scenes that will go down in his
tory as the greatest day that has eve,
dawned for the capitol, for the CITY
for the state. The date, January 20
1903. has marked an epoch; it is the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04
PUBLISHERS ATTENTION.

The Register Publishing Company IS
now prepared to handle machine com
position promptly, efficiently and AZ
reasonable prices. Publishers m TINS
vicinity are respectfully solicited TO
send us all Of this kind OF work pos
sibIe. Well do il right.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

T.. l.. Squirting deserves the thanks
of B~rockings county people for the
success which crowned his efforts 300
having the South Dakota Live STOCK
association brought to Hrookinss next
year. Brookings could have no better
advertisement than viii thi, meeting
give it and We take oft our hat 10 T.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

John Sperb. one OF last years grad
yates in civil engineering, recently ac-
cepted an excellent position as drafts
man for a firm of contractors in Port
land. Oregon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

The champions OF the Miltonian and
Athenian literary societies will clash
III debate Saturday evening in the col
leee chapel.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

Stephen Briggs, IA graduate OF the
class of 1907, stopped off between
trains the other evening. on his way
10 his home at Waterfowl. Mr.. Briggs
company in Milwaukee.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

A recital was given yesterday after
noon al 4,l5. celebrating the Tooth
anniversary of Memberships birth.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04
TAT COLLEGE NOTES.

The band concert was postponed
10 February ~ Oh account of the mill
tary ball on the eth.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

The rapid growth of the civil en-
cheering department will doubtless
make il necessary to employ an as
sistant to Prof. Derr next year. Since
Prof. Derr has bad charge of this de-
have rapidly increased. The students
of this department We're entertained
Monday evening at the doctors home
in lieu of the regular club meeting
which is usually held on this evening.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04
NEWS.


,aoa, nor,,ion farca j. defined +,
ho. ANY fo,ca unon which tho par
rios may agree
If tbev fan "a agree = legal fcnc,
shall no a fance nj 6,r common com
marciol harhed fencing wires ~ccnrel,
fastened 10 sound uosts SET sixteen
and one.balf feet apart each post Il
he M least six feet long ana .ct firm
ly M least Two feet i'm the earth. al
the ends and corners the posts are tc
be firmly braccd TO prevent >aeeIne
The lower wire Is 10 be SIN inches
from the earth. the second tourtcCn
Inches. the third twenty -four inches.
the fourth thirtNSiN inches and the
NTH forty-cisht inches
If either party 90 a PARTITION line
fails or refuses 30 bulld lls halt
of a legal fclcc thc other ma' servo
written motto, ou him demanding Chat
he erect or "oYalr as tac ease may
be. The ban. 81 the line i,uc' AND li
h, fails 10 do sd within It> DAYS
the a4Grlc,od paIt. ui3} .1 SELF hual
or rcla.r ;hC i.ucs and na' secure
Judgement iur tha cost oil Fl. ia" '"Nl
OF the ."roottl..-: and .u aoc'ielaI
Sum of So. rs a.3Ijat"d oat SO, ana
the Judgment shall De- "a i'Si .th "IoH
fN-. "L.. ed H|.- |.-"HL lNfI.H
with such "a ia" upon iHt statute
books 10 Is not Hh'It tH"' t"'I' Nil
Doe much I.ag fence irodn.' j" So"'h
Dakota f\''t"h VIII KNOW ms 'A''S
aud bis HahIlif ana io attempt 10
eVadt the latter VIII mean 'H'f "uHI
t1pnal COSTS
u Qult" .'>H'"S's VIVID -A' OF"
fashioned FENCE N''N'I> """ "''' "
product 0i lht daH 'I i"4 4'h''N IT
l. NOT necessary 10 pay !tn'" lever
10 determine the cohdl'loh OF Puail'\
ol The hN' barb wire ithc" as d'lh'd
THIS bin u the useless expense
is eliminated fltrrt
"
~ 81" '"' present '"'' '""Hf "''
""''''"A '"' ''''""uS III " S'''''l y
''>N "'~' "''' '''" "'''""N'" II"
'"' "-'S'"'"t' VIII" '"' 9'H9''" my
f'' "'i' -"'''' WIN" SUM- " '"'9'
'F" 4"fu'"''S 'h'I' - It i"hS S''HS'
NAl'A il '""'I'"' ""uIo Hl"h' " ''"'
T'l'toaa '"a'' III the mousse 'iSl
- one NHi'H Il d cent '"'' HI'"S"i''
ms oli provinces Ior 'Ta~i''eI'"oio
hIll'aSe DOCKS "hlcH Sl"ll ne Soou
upon any ROAD III 'no state. announcer
DN Mcl'ohheil docs not attempt 10 20
has been passed by the house. 4 bill
by Johnson of Clark, makes it a mis-
demeanor for any conductor to allow
gambling upon the train which he is
managing. Still another which re-
quires railroad companies to- fence.
with woven wire. their right of ways
across farms. whenever the farmer
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

February IL will be a,well remember
ed day at he State college II present
plans carry. The afternoon will be
enjoyed as a half holiday In common.
Grafton of Lincoln. The evening will
be crowded with two events. both the
midswinter athletic ball and the mid
winter band concert, both scheduled
for that evening, The mjdswinter bal
is one of the two notable social events
of the school year, Invitations arc
granted only to stsaeats, alumni ant
faculty Of the college ssd \ few othel
favored ones. The band concert cal
be attended early IN tbs evening AM
those who attend will be- in plent,
Of time for the dance,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

The grand athletic carnival will be
in full progress next Friday evening
in the college gymnasium. Confetti,
flowers, sweetmeats, side shows. cleo
trical displays and music go to make
these annual carnivals the browning
event of the year of it's particular kind.
The men In charge are Furnstahl,
Sexauer and Huntimer, together with
a dozen others and their names alone
are - sufficient guarantee that the
event will be as great a success as
formerly.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-02-04

The legislators of South Dakota are,
or should be. cogitating during the
weeks recess, on the introduction of
two bills, recommended to them by a
committee appointed by President
Nicholson of the State Educational as
ISOLATION. One bill is the juvenile
court bill, which is along the lines OF
the Colorado statute. The other is
the educational commission bill, carry
ing with 1t an appropriation Of $4,000
and a proposed amendment to the state
constitution. making state and county
superintendent Offices appointive, ant
not subject to partisan politics.
Supt. A. A. Mcdonald of the Siou,
Falls schools is a member of the edu
cational committee, and was in attend
ance at Pierre previous t. the ad
journment of the legislature. He says
Zone Of the bills. both of which
have been introduced, is the 'juvenil,
court law With 1t, as a separate bill
Is necessitated the 'contributory de
pendent and contributory delinquenc.
bill"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03
W~ruRmiitbiser @er;idyt.

nr, Fbtiaoclpbiu q, ,. Sounor. .
Hlloolpb @lottenbura. Der inn Sabre
1905 sum Stubt GommIiii1r bon Ebl,
iaoc!pbiu crnGbIt mnroc mo oicie
StcIlnng blsber bctIeioete. ionbte &c,
Itern DER Staotuernultiulg aillcnGbcd
III Vetroge Don $4,000, Dem orci.
tod)cn Sobrcs9ebalt ieiner lt1btiidcll
'Stclnna jlL nit Dem Scmcrfcn. oob
er. iiir bic icincr Gnteritaot 0elciitctcn
Iienite f~rintrlei gntnelt bconiprlld)eu
mollc. Nad) Der @eriiigllna NIonfcn.
ibilra'S, oeiien amtatermill nit ocnl
gellriaeh Gage ablicf ion Der eriparte
Ve,raa oet FelIiionionoS ser itGotit
Id)en Yolijci, Ser 6cnerlpcbr:eutc uno
Der Sdpnllebrer 5uilieBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03

ltarben iut pergartecnen Sabre 1852
Eerionelt ODER 240 mebr oils inn por'
b%ergebel,ben Sabre. Gie Moroe llno
ltcbcrfdllc baben beionoers 5u9enom-
men. 1882 Selbitnrorbe ipltrbcn
Ourd) Sen telegraph beridtet, ipop
reno sic 3obl IN 1899 nrr $40 be
trllg, iih alio III Den IeBten 8 Sabreu
bcinobc ber0oppelt bat. @on bcn
Sclbltmorocrn morcn 1864 mdunIi.
den irnb 29SS weiblidcn 8citled)tcS.
Die llnteridlugulGcn, TGlihunncl
mo SicbitGble bon @onfbeanlten be
licfcn iidl olli St3.356,535. 10 Sonf.
TrGiiocuterl, If 9anf GlcrfS, 81 0an,
tiers uno 80ricnmofler ltabIcn III.
iammcn $t0,S5S.472. GrciBig scr
Ielben bc1ingcn Sclbiimcro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03
Ncujahrs Gnthiuidmng.

@lallbilcr clHer lilo!idlen Gilcnbahns
@cicllihait crLcbeu bllrdy NusioIl
ibrcr &onuar. 3iuien enc unangc-
~ ncbnle llebcrroidung.
. il 20 .. Sonudr. - ShciIbo
btr Scr %30siGbrigcn iiinIpro5cntigen
slnlcibc ser ,%Ntlonta, 8irnlingbam
mo Ntlontic @ubu.Go.," zines llntcr-
ncbHucnS, in ocm ichr uicl 9oItnncr
Napitol ltcdt, mod)ten bel,tc bci'm
Gr6icntircn ihrcr Sauuar Coupons
III Der vSlo 9olonp Srrit So" Die
unon8cneI)me Griobrung, ooB mort
'bncn Die a%lS5obllnt1 Der 3inicn Der
lpei0crte. Ger latoniihe @runo, bclt
man ocn Gnttduld)tcu gab, Io,ltcte
clrlIad; Seine IonoS." Gie Sircfs
torcn Der Gnulpolnic botieu bclltc
Nadlmittag cine lGnaerc Gonicrcnf
nit ibrcu HedtSaulp1ltcn.
Gao gi~icntobnnct scr @cicnidloit
rIF''
lit 'ocbei crit pollcuoet mo nod uid)t
p%ollitanbia IN @cbrmldy qcuonlmen.
Gin1cmcibtc crtlGren bu9 Hidjtnor.
Dofoclllein Der Sanum. 3in,cn ichr
ellltuf hnllllt, Dap Der Vetricb ni,i DER
llcllcn G%ilenbubn llod) lIidt uelliidcno
3cit mo @clegcnbeit aebobt bate
nm lid traltig gcillla III entpidcln.
Gic WrillOum5 Der 8ciclllhaft CT
Iplgtc III @eor1iu I'M Sabre 1908.
Die 8ciurnmtItrcdc Der gcronntcn 81.
'cllbohn betrd9t 6lS Wtcilct. Anbcr-
Dem lit Die Gompaauic I'M Neiip u,n
Sompicrlinicn. Ole @rumaluid, ga.
nit 9tcn. Nort. &opona un6 anoererl
S0'en p%crblnocn. SisDer iino afticll
I'M Welonnnltlpcrtbc bon So, 900
5lW Wnslabt 9%elanat. bic lid ans
StO,OOO,OO0 &or5uaaafticn init fiilti
p%rp5enti9cr Tiplbcnbe llno S25,0O0
g%elpObnlidcn Ntt;en suiamnenictcr.
(Sp1tcr. Is aiienpcrlpalter lpllrF
Den lpGtcr fiir Die 4abn cruannt uno
lire @iirgifaft aut $4,000 pro
Molm IcitNcieBt. IS iiuo 3inieil ,llr
@obc uon $7320D iGaio. Iic ans
ltebcnocn SbliNotioncn bctrugcli
$1L443,OO0. Gic 9abu bat go
MelIcn @cleiic in Georgia mo sllu,
balun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03

@pd obcr ltiebriG, io tonn ieoer gait
geliintc Icutid anicrifoner oof) nit
Stol5 oif ooS b1dit miiBlitc Witfen
hes IT. Y, NO blid1Etnnb ,uentt
oild) tlcinlides @~aiierbiifen ODER I'm
patriutiidle SclbItiiidtiafcit gin5elnc
obb1lt. Dies 81, tbltn, 10 h5iro Der III.
=. y" bod, lpuhien ilrto gebeiben.
ais Die itorfe Stiise ocs Eeltld,.
Entertainers pcnit es gilt, Die con
ititltionellcn Ncd)tc mno ole perlon'
lid)c Srtibcit ocs unleritauiidleu 9iir.
gers obnc llnterihieo~ i'll bcid)iiseu
oocr 81 pcrtbeioigcu.
Soiicn mir, snb iifl iiets geniigeno
mutbiGe, 0ciltuolle mo potriotiit &C.
FINITE GclItide Iiuoelt mod)teu. unter
oercll Scitul9 Der III. y. g." ali Der
N0he 1cbnlten miro. menll llid)t, mir
DC Dos Sehtidltbum wohl lit,cr lpie
Der Der @eringitGbiulg albcimfauen
uno ol,d) Dies ucrbicnen. oenn ser
Snrd)idunittS Imerifuner reipeftirt
ltetS r,lr Aie Stdrfc i'll ofientlidyen
Sc6cn 9ciitige 9~eltrebufgen ais re.
bclllahe bctrodltclb.
Zen SGhrrcit. Den 9eiieren. iperit
aleilL man perlad,t.t
atllr Die Mteitoe, Die III linn titebts per
'lcibt ibiu bic Ytadlf.
~ perlQr9en, lpas oilfft lin ais
beiliges Ged,t,
Nil DER @oblnrn' 3dbl'n a1e aicid),
iCi'S Serr. ODER anett.
81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03

ucrtrutcll. .!Ncrr Sjorts luuroc BON
olclen sum uorldlflgcll 2eitcr Der
groBc SoifnlulN Uer'prcdJcn0cn ltcllcll
Werucgung ouacrlCbCl. Sn Der 5lpci,
ten Gerlmnmllnla an %. Wtarj ma
rel! bcrcito 10 Ecrclnc ptrtrctcu, iucl
die Gin aus jtual5i9 pciftanoigcn ulo
MISREPRESENTATION 9itraerll bette
bcnoeS Gpnite %erpdblteli,y lull cine
Soec Der @rullolngc auS5uQrbciteiL
aiii mcld)cr 0na IN nleiit alle,lf oellt
'Acll Vcrcilicn nit NreBem Gnthit
iioSnnl9 oriTGenommcllc ;aidmucns
Itthen olifdcbalt iuerbcn ioiltl. Am
so. Nitobcr. nnh0cu Die TurihlGac
lorGfGltiA tcrotbcn iuaren, moran
lid bcreit9 Ole %crtrcter bon 80 Der,
cincll bctbeili4iclL o~rAnltiiirtcu Id
Die eiricIncn Ncrcinc III cincnl &c,
ihlolicuen @ou5ct nntcr Dem bcfnnl,.
ten Nuncn.
"a Der Ntre1cr mlo prepiioriid)c
&prli6cr Der ilcllclr @~crcinigluig iid
olS ct, ichr iGbigcr unb cnerqiidct
tSiibrcr mn C~r9nniiutor .erlpieieu
bate. 10 miiroe oerielbc cinitintmiq
sim 'critcn Hr6iioenten Der Nerbill.
Dung crlnablt, ,nh oob iihSr. 5iarfs
ais pilrbig Der GDre betuieien hot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03

DC lltitgcgebcn mir0rl) 0cn an9loi
MtncrifCnrr bon hcnI Eobcu @crtl,
orH Gcitld)ttanla fiir Nmerifa gu
iIbcr5clacn. babel ibm alcitseitig
bcn ScluciS licfcrnb. baB ,@crmonp"
jar ,}cit lridlt nrc6r MIR cillNl geo.
1rapbilbcn NcAriif bebcltct, ioloerll
5lt elmer tart notionolen g3irflidfcit
Nc%lporoen 1T.
lin nllt ober ben %bclprod)e!tcM 30.
ben uno eolclt 3lped 5u crreitell,
nilH Dor Nnem oos Sid)0cncnicitio,
OcrItcben ser Geutid) Nmcrifoner ouI
oo@ Bette acpIlcat ipcroen, mo mil
lcn ocSbolb acknowledgements int
Hntcrciic Scr @eionmntheit 5l,riid
itchelt. lin INN Die aus Sem Gid,
0cgcnicttig pe%rIlebcu cntiprinacnbc
Hrdlt }n Iurnlncln mo felt III per,
elli1cn. ionic SllnI Better Oea sc
lunmtt.G citil hdlnerifonerthlllnS nl,B.
H'''iHNip on iuCIty luttl W ulluj
III iullcrer Stoht non chreiliucrtbcll,
patriotiidcn mo edit oclttld)em @ciit
belcelteil NiirGerit ein ltnobb1nDiaer
Siir9crecreiu ms 2cbcn 0crufen,
oeiIet eriolqrcidcS @irfcit jll!t gc.
Itell Der Observation-Disclosures ics
DEM Geutid,en ia luohI SIR @criige
befdnnt III, luesfolb 2%obiit0cn iiir
baS bereiis @cleiiE DER nrtrrblei
ben farn.-4 2 t9Di 47
vi: 0err Aobn liol;s an 2G. sc,
brilor 1900 bird, EN- G~inaciorlot in
Den beutidlcn Sa~aesbl1ttern Die ocllt.
Id)cn &ereinc allfriittelte, nm oeQcn
oas Itctia All Mad)t eeluirmetoe
Wildcrtbnm mo ole i,iiotgc ociien
5i errunrtenbe 9eitrdnfung Ser per.
ionlid)en Srcibeit Stclluna III ncb.
men, bot iuobl Wandcr i'm Stilen
gelddIelt mo ioldles Beginner al8
Slpeflcs bcrit!uenoete Miibe betradp
tet. 3rosocm mar nber Die critic Ser.
iammlling an II. Mar3 bod bon SO
gut gciinntcn oentifleu Wiireern be.
iutt, ipeIdc i6 berjdiebene gcreirc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-03

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Iurd, bic I'M Sabre 1901 pom
IN. =. g." I'M Qarler'E urt perull.
itdlictc critic 2ciltid)e 2ogfcier lpuroe
Der @rlnbitcln 81 clncm bcl'erelt
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Imcrifoncr acicgt, luos nnbcoiligt
9robe Nncrtennlng Ocrbicnt, neil IN
Golgc oeiien Dem Hnglo.Nmcrituuer
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9lnierifercr Dor Allgen 0cfiIhrt mllr.
&c, dc cincl ltorfen b%lcibcnocu Gilt
orlid bcruorgcrufen Dnt.
Sic Nonlen oucr Der patriotiid) &c.
iinntcn oeutidell @iirGcr i'll ncnnen,
iNcldc Dem ErGliocntell nit Nuiiuano
non piel 3cit mo Nfilhc trcnlid) 1cs
bolicu hohclL Ocn IT. =. y" 81 oent
IL modelL nos er GclIte lit. ipiiroe
~ uiel Honnl be0niprud)rn obgleih
olc %eroHcntlldlllid mohiocroicnt
lpdrc God iopiel ici Srioat nab
Bielc oaGon iId groGen Gnnf iiir
berelt trellidea Neltyeben peroient
rCbcli; beiorocrS ubcr Tic, iucldje,
ob0leid) biet geboreit ~troBocnt ibr
Dip9lihitcS 9ctIun na6cit. Den II. 9,
g." mo ociieil cblc @eitrcbrneeil iir
on9 Nugeifleinluobl Del Dem M,lglo.
Nmeritaner in bd3 red)te 2idt ;lt
llellen, 8eraoc oil Dieiell lesterlpGhn'
ten pcrolrnitreidlell 9ilr9crn tonnteli
lid Iebr pieIe leitungsiapigc. uber
Vcqllcnllidlteit liebenoc o0er aus an.
oern @riinhcn 5uriidItehclloe ciltae.
luonOcrtc 0cliiit,c elm glltcs gciipiel
ncbmcll.
Sb9lcid, bel Scr @riinoulo oes
III. y. Y" ooa beoaltcrnSluertbe
Grbiibef Der Icuiidcn (oer fleinlide
Neio, cinen Der 5brisen i'm Silent.
lid)cn 2e6cu iiei1elt III ieben) mieoer.
nm itart 1T 2age trnt. 10 luor dber
bod ipenig eriola bonlit reffniipit
mo tann Dem IT. 9. g." sur 3cit
pobl meri9 Sfaoen tbnn. Sb nun