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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
PEARYS FOOL FRIENDS
STILL AFTER DR.. COOK

Tacoma, Sept. 21.-Attorney Jas.
Ashton of Tacoma has been retained
by several New York city attorneys
supposed here to represent the Peary
side OF the Cook-Peary north pole
controversy. to find out II DR., Fred
erick Cook actually climbed to the
top of Mount Mckinley in Alaska.
General Ashton today refuses abso-
lutely TO give out any information
one way or another relative to the
matter other than to admit that he
has been retained as counsel TO make
an investigation.
These New York attorneys re-
tanning me-" said he. "are my clients
and cannot talk about their busi-
ness. may be able to make a state
ment later.
Really I don't know anything OF
the motives inspiring them. They
nave simply asked me to secure some
facts about Dr. Cooks reported trip
TO the top OF Mount Mckinley and
said nothing about their object |
shall at once begin the investigation
they desire"
Belmore Brown of this city. who
was one of Or. Cooks party TO Mount
Mckinley, has given a statement. II Is
said, TO Attorney Bean, who Is as
sistlng Ashton. Efforts will be made
to get into touch with other members
OF the Coow expedition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
R0SEBURG HAS AWAKENED.

There are indications that the city on the UmpQua has
awakened 10 her opportunities,
city dominated by conservatism from the days when
was the end of railroad is hard to get on the live wire.
Great aggregaonS of capital made by slow processes the
drawback of being county seat we're enough to make
town SLOW
Until recently there has been great difficulty in getting peo
pie to attend TO anything but their own particular knitting,
Now Rosebug has got move on is paving Streets has
electric lights pushing for an Independent railroad and will
soon get street cars,
Six thousand dollars has been pledged to put through the
right OF way and finish the survey from Coos Bay to Rose
burg
The fight has been begun to make RoSeburg distributing
center and break up the nCruStaOns OF halt century OF
mOSSbaCkiSm
RoSeburg has awakened from the Rip Van Winke sleep
that two generations have INDUCED in and following in the
wake Of Saem Eugene and other live western Oregon Cities
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS AN ACRE FOR PEACHES.
That is the yield Marion county man reports from peaches
this year.
The Capital Journal has been saying for years that there
are fortunes in peaches.
The river bottom lands the bench IandS the hill lands and
even the flat prairie lands will grow the finest kinds OF ship
ping peaches,
There could be produced here thousands of bushels of the
finest canning peaches and great canning industry built up
There are men in this county who make thousands OF dol
lars annually on peaCheS-a crop as staple as corn in Iowa,
Those who attended the late state fair must have seen the
fine display of peaches made by Mr. c. F, Lansing OF the
Quaker nurseries,
He showed dozen kinds late and early of the largest
and most beautifully coOred peaches,
Does the ordinary reader know what il means to say you
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
CANNOT SURVEY
BOUNDARY LINES

Seattle, Sept. 21.-It was learned
today that 30-mile strip of coun-
try through which the Canadian
Alaska boundary line runs probably
never will be surveyed For this
area therefore there will be no di-
viding line between Canada and the
territory OF the United States. It
Is improbable. however, that a dis.
pute will ever arise over the ma
tionality OF a subject or a citizen
born I'm that vicinity for the region
Is a desolate one broken by towering
ice peaks and vast glaciers.
An attempt TO survey the country
In roder TO locate a recognized di-
vidlng line Is described by David w.
Eaton, surveyor, recently returned
from the north, as follows;
MIR. Riggs, our superintendent,
had under his charge 80 men di-
vided into five parties said Eaton.
MY party, as did the others oper-
atcd on the 14l meridian, covering
that part OF the line from where the
meridian crosses Il In the White
River valley TO the northward, TO
as far south as the ice fields wonld
permit
These ice fields lare located
about so miles north OF Mount 81.
Elias. and embrace 80 miles OF the
line, The task Of surveying this
reg on is now held to be impractlC-
able, for the inpenetrable solitude
OF the high peaks. capped with gla-
clcrs, have baffled the efforts OF the
hardest aud most indefatiguablo
surveyors"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21

can make thousand dollars year off of peaches?
Il is almost ncomprehenSbe to the writer but is fact,
and it will result in more acres of peaches being planted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
THE MUcH-CovETED OREGON PULPIT.

II seems there is halt in the march of Clarence True
Wilson, to the much-desired Methodist pulpit at Salem,
Rev. Wilson one of the brightest men in the clerical pro-
feSSon and he deserves promotion to this city.
The Salem pulpit is choice place for many reasons and
il Is to be hoped that eRW Wilson will be allowed to come
here some day,
Salem not only the Historic seat Of Methodist missionary
effort but IS the seat Of learning and the center OF political
power.
As the university city It brings the local pastor in touch
with young men and women from all the state and
bright mind exercise great influence for culture from
that pulpit.
The proximity of the pulpit to the state legislature and the
state institutions makes this charge gtterng prize for the
man ambitious TO dip into worldly policies,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
TIckIIng or dry coughs quickly

Tickling or dry coughs quickly
loosen when using DR. Shops
Cough Remedy. And It is so thor
oughly harmless. that DR.. shoop tells
mothers to use nothing else. even for
very young babies. The wholesome
green leaves and tender stems OF
lung healing mountainous shrub give
the curative properties to DR.. shoop's
Cough Remedy. II calms the cough,
and heals the sensitive bronchial
membranes. No opium, no chloro-
form. nothing harsh to injure or sup
press. Demand DR.. Shops. Accept
no other. Sold by Capital Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
Mr.. EAToNS GIFT TO SALEM.

Mr. Eaton of Union county deserves vote Of thanks from
this city for his generous gift of $4,000 building to this
city,
His memorial hall that stands on the campus of willamette
University is a Credtabe monument to his generosity OF
spirit.
his own city, but he took larger view and decorated the
capital city with the Towering OF his largeheaed beray
The bible tells that every good and perfect gift cometh
from above and may regard Mr. Eaton as the instrument
OF an AI-WiSe Providence
Here's luck to you Mr. Eaton and we will add our prayers
with the rest Of the community for your long life and pros
pedB,
The number of rich men in Oregon who have proven their
title 10 be called such instruments has been small
But there are hopes that the list may be increased,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
A Burut Chlld

breads the fre. The dread Is whole
some. but not the burn; that can be
healed and instantly relieved by ap-
plying Ballard's Snow Liniment. BE
prepared for accidents by keeping a
bott le always in the house. Best for
sprains, bruises, cuts, sealds, rhen-
matism, neuralgia. bunions--any
and all aches and pains, Price 26o.
soc and S100 Sold by all dealera
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
Warning.

d. not be persuaded into taking
anything but Foley's Honey and, Tar
for chronic coughs, bronchitis, hay
fever. asthma and lung trouble, as
IL stops the cough and heals the
lungs. ], c. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21
WE ARE NOT GOING TO
SIT DOWN

and figure up how We can make your
plumbing bill bigger. Our skill as
plumbers does not consist of the abil-
ity to work in lot OF extra charges
on your bill, IL consists sOley in our
ability to do good work promptly,
thoroughly and reasonably. when Il
comes 10 the bill part even YOU will
admit We could have reasonably
charged more for such plumbing.
GRADER BROS.
tlt 5. Liberty 81. salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21

Saturday will have an excursion OF
Salem people to Falls City, to open
the new railroad 70 this city from
Black Rock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-21

Il isn't loud talking that counts
In an argument nearly as much as
quiet thinking.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
H~Ululanos tiirfiid)c SG0cr.
Ganitatlc @ebauoc, GDitamt GegeH. stets uitcu.
SnnrsfGne-


gin !. @uQnit Senrp SredIt, 1obns 0optin@'
9lm 3. gtuGuit Carrie VI. Suresalt, 9r. 1906,
Talness SlraBc, ~ Sabre ali.
Vim >. Nnanii 6iarence e, @irdI, Mr.. l. @ils
morsgdue, n Sabre alt.
Vim ,. YtaIiit %glntbOnp GbisIa, yIr. 1900,
Guiternz9tneltue % Sabre alt.
stm !. gtlt4nft Srntng 6Uut, llniperitdt5sS so
Sutpital, 1s Sabre alt.
9tm 1. gtluguit aatberinc 5riB, gr. 800. Git
Gru6zStrdBe, 6S Sabre alt.
gm ?. @uguit Wsaraaret SnarrtH, Cir. ti3,
NprosQipntiurns @bCtuIe. 10 Sabre alt.
IuguitqsglOenue 81 Sabre ali.
Vim 2. @tuauit 6rueit z. 3DBHiDu, &r, 1888,
StudbulmsStrdBe 80 Sabre aft.
9m ,. 9upuit @ttiam z. GeSter, iuH., 9tr.
$50, gtoros SiritcrsS truBe, % Sabre ali.
Vim 3. gntGuit Sames Y. Munloiu, .. y. &
u. u. Il. lunleI, uube 9rnios0ius %9Iuenue, 80
Sabre alt.
Vim 3. 9luguit TrGuees 9remieeria, Or. 1915,
,. Strabe. % Sabre alt,
YIN 3. gtlgutl 3uhn edrmiOt, oeniites Ct.
Suiepb5z0uipital, rs Sabre alt.
glnt 3. glIQuit Seluid q. 5bompiou, 9,r. 6it.
NeitsSa iabeIte snenuc. "a Sabre alt,
gn d. Nuluil WlGrB u, tlBler, gtr. 1917,
lFc6lfQpb Strube. 10 Sabre alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Ser eenHde Correspondent Baltimore aNb. Srdhaa, ben 8 qneat 1905.

lfdtben muBten. In Ser 8e1rijnolln9
miro bcionOers bcrpor4eboberL 0oB
Ger GongreB nitt bic Moft hattie,
cen StaotSgeridten Die 5urtsoittton
III lolden 6GQen 5lt ilbertro8en, So.
nit mare man aud IN oieicr Sod)c
mie0er olli Dem oltcn Elnttc onges
lungt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Wtaraarct Q1ffler.

oarct aSiiicr, aeliebte Satin bes perftor6eneu
Subn Q6iTlcr. 60 Sabre ait. Sic BeeroiQlld
linOel am 5rsitaa, oeg q MganlL &,orSfn9
5rau Conrad 5raHf, gr. G25, Goro.eort. Ctr,
aus nod Der ct. Niin1eISsNirbe itatt, mo uni
40 llbr Elm Aieauiemz0o6amt fiir i6r -Seelen'
heiI |lelChriTi luirh. L2lL-s(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
glSOlpb Is. Sdlmier.

IS itarb am 3. 9tueuit 1909 gfbolpf u
Sd,luier, ~geIiebier @atte bon WtugqiC Stluler
i'm aIter bon 30 Sdbrei. Die Reeroieung fin
oct SamitGG, h3 lbr JiGdmittaas. non ietne'
leptcn %gSobnunq, Ar. 1874, SiOsGbarles' Str.
ans ilutt. t2lS-OD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Gefanmtm%Gd
Surcau OcS Stnot'Ncgiitrntors
AafnHnNa

BuItImDre, !. 9tuguil 1909.
So Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gomntlldte Der
Stabt baltimore in HciebIid porqel6riebenet
lgeile ibren elO8UIttGeG mo coyrt9irten @e-
ridt iibcr ole Nugeipro6enen GHtlhdotgltil9eH,
~llnfoiten lnh &ertbtrbubuigen i4r ole GoiI7
oenntrurg mo erGiimltn or 9rciBi9ltel Stra.
he, non ser gSeiticite Der aort 9toao bis sur
Sitieite Der Galperts StraBc. nebit ben oaTallI
bejigltheu. euoaiiltgeu nno totrt9ttieil eriah.
iertl6eu RldHen in @clpdbbcit Der Sotlbrlliet
oe5 staot.G quarters mo DER 2m 70; 9Iai i Me
uHtcrBpihueten IerOrbnufa N, III oee Dea
0orS uro Sfdbtral6es BON Baltimore Del mir
b~tutcrlcBt babct, -
miro hermit Uetunut gcutabt, ouB betagier
@cri6t umo GldHe ant oieie SSelle III otelenl
8iircau biHter.cgt lu0roer itlo, mo oaB Oct
NldBur uno S%ta0trutb bon baltimore ooer II.
geno cine FerfnH ooer Rerioncll. ooer enc ooet
meDr Goryoraticneu, hie nit Der Serlheilni9
Der Oorbeitumten Sntihdoiaunaclt ODER &crip.
erbtbunaen nu5uirieoen itno, inner1nlb SreiB!@
800 5dgeu BON 3. IuaIut 1909 an ais oottl
erlfel Gage ser BON mir nu9aeanngenen %er
o%fientIt6ung oieier ytott}, lhtittlth, oa9eaeil
an oas EdltImorer Stdotaeri6i appedlreTl HIlo
has beiagte Serift eriu6et ino9ett, otelelpen
3u reutoireu.
&. eepea 5homas,
(9lueB, I3, 25,2O Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
.@erfanf
Sermiidlte aaseisea.


-UH tNI'
Tu6itebeno be5ei9nefe 4erlonen:
1. aramer, Srteoridl. ae6oren am G, SEPT.
1866 in Selfn. SIR. Gaiiel;
2. eahtiebeu, &arf auguit 1crmann, G6mieo,
Gebpren am 2s. SaHudr 1855 in Seeoorl,
Str. 4roiien,
Itno erfu6t, perf1nIih ooer ftrtftli6 bel BEN
llrtcr5eidnetet fi6 5u meloen.
I'm S%lnsluIft iiber oercIl Serbietb oher gb'
lehen erfi6t,
8nliimCre, NPb., ben 1. .Suli 1909,
Ser antierSde aoniul
2tbertH,
g9r. T. SuosSabsStr.
(SuIit 5pSa 1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
gon Son

nod aunapefis mb ReH Silver. Sampler
.Gmma Biles," Miumtag, Mittpodj nno 5rft.
tna, $50 Sorrr. 9fidfebr ehpn 7.30 Ibenos.
Spe5teu Counting, $50 Sori1., Hudiepr efipa
S.45 IbenoS.
SoIbteiertags=G rIurIionen ieben samlaa,
80 9iadbM. 3uriid pet Mleieesitdf 1016
Bier 9sr. 10. SiabtetraBe. 1oItefter 60.
CSuut10-)
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Baltimore Snriitcns Sdlnle.

Midltcr MIirco 2. MilcS. Sefnn.
Sorlehlneen bon Z bis 0 ubr stbenhs.
SerbfttermiH heGiurt an f3. September 1909.
9Seget aaia loge iuenoe man iih an oeft &c
tretdr Gspia I. Siderirn, 9ir. sol. q. Youl'
Girube. (gug2 .tMi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
9t6cnbs Suriltcns Sdlnlc.

IorIsfnneen 7 big o gfbcnbS. Baltimore
llniperittdt SlriiiaIsS6nIe. 3luan6!eIteS Ses
Gnarne S'Sunne, eefretdr. III @eridt8aes
hlr0e. CSuli2t ,2Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Griesion-2inie.
Eeue ifneae 9ag-Tamptcr.
.qorb Baltimore" nuo ,Yena"
nndi gbilabeipbia, Ct m
SnHrrreto MIR nVV

E1glihi nno Gountnss.
nm 500 Sornl. bon 4ratts uno GiabtsStr. nb.
@altet an 5l Settertuu, Sp'pu Buint, Wso.,
Gbenbs in 8biInoeIpbia all.
GHtStideHoe Sabrt onrdl ben 0anaf. gaia'
eierc f0n1en nab geIieben bis Gbefdpeafes 9Th
uno 9~'etterton iabren uHo auf bet 8ftdfnbrt nit
benz Boot mad Snufe 5uriidiebren no fie Tim
6 llbr @benbs ~oeiIelbeu .9a9es ariIaneen. =
Rulbreifesgitllei aur Hiidfabrt nit %. & 8.
9bila.) mad Weip.Dorf, Atlontie.GitH, Gape
Miap, 9png Brand. Ceean Gitp, GsbnrB Earf.
stlbauH, Srcb, sum Nertdlf bel Mtbangb's,
lid 6 Mbelos CSpintas ausgenumuier). Mlon
fhreibe fit @eeipeifer.
Gfarenee SGriSer.
Sunifb-f 1aeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Saben sic bItfelben seIeBen?.
Die feline ,Trtnae gana.A

Die Iette Gartier Hupit1t In Snar.g laaren,
gffEie grU5ie itto feinite slns,uabf Hur Bal
Waoame 9aaline 9ubfermann's,
VI 8aitifnoreS borilebmite Gdrfiiuffiertn
ut. 800, Hpre.G ataiu.S Strait.
(Os1r52, 6g,te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
THE WAY : DOWN . THE . BAY

Sat sur SEE II. Ghpptanf.9 iip re furTunen,
t50DieiIen; SaI5uaier; ben eau8enIae aebenss
@rbaIter: 9anlpTer .Gmma Btles," 9ienitas
nmo Spnneritaa. Z ubr Wsoyeens. 8u Saufe
nm ole abeH6s. gilete SOC. geaiun 90.
SUM. (Sunii5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
u. 8anitib,
.Strake.

9surb.g uppletoi. strake.
EcntIde Bidder nnO I3eitIdriiten.
Suoeubfhrifien, Mldrdlen uuo Grsabluuaeu.
aInfiifer. 0eoidte, SoHune etc. (Sepi9,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

nid)t mebr %oe0ll6et. Gle NitterihoIt
Der NheinburQen mo Der boGc mo
nie0erc IoeIIton0 IN ENGLAND baben
ohne Den GrloB bon ErobibttionSs@es
ietcn einen moraliihcu Gatherings
Rro}eB 0ur6Qemodt. Tn Den Sors
ocri1 lateiniiden llriprlngS lit 8rrnfs
iltd)t inter ser Nriitotrotic mie inter
Dem 9niternpolfc 10 gut mic unbc.
FAINT. 9te 9auern trinfen BORT Die
Ieihteren Weine. @rl0er Eitett per
fenrt Die G6otioGcu. Stott oellen
u~5rtritt eril cine MISUNDERSTANDING,
melhc Den iHu1olen @cbictsltrcifen
3miifen ser Spplunfe mo Der @o''e
bcberridlt."
Auf @run0 0e& ncuen
cnoliiNeu BotentgeiebeS lit wieoerum
3luei @cieaidaften cin filr @nglonO
utbcilte5 Gotent entiogen moroen.
Cos critic Eatent bCiouo ltdl III San.
zen ser @eltingbouic 0eieaidoIt
uno mar fir cine 4rt 9%ogenlompc
crtbeilt uor0en. Die @eieHiduft
bette elmer oeutihen 8eIcai6aft Die
Giniubr 0icicr 2ampc mad @ngluno
iibcr9ebcn. Sic filbrtc ans, oaB lie
5por llllr einen tleinen I6eil Der
2nmpen in Wunteitcr berlteuen
loiie, oaB oie8 ober mebr ais genllg
ict, UNI oeu 8orldriiten 0ea Fotent
GteicBes 5i 9eniigen, neil ein I6eil
0ieier in England Ucriertigtel Gam
pen feline &Gufcr %geilulocn babe. IS
mlroe je0od oo6in entidieoen, Dab
Ger @eieQihoit oo5 Eotent 3u ent3ie-
fen ici. lpeil ionit 0oS @eicb i'll alien
IGlen %pirflmgSloa milr0e, no es CT
utm olt5ldnoiiheu 6abrifanteu &c.
IGnle, 6cn Gnbaber zines 8atcnt5 oo-
peu 81 iibcr5cllAen, 0uB Is biliaer
lei, mr. cineu fleinCn 8Getl 0eS pa-
tlntirtCn @cgenItdnoc3 III Guglal0
gu ucriertiqeu uno Den Nett I'M Nus
lon0c onicrtigen 81 laIiel. IS Jet
rid)t ser 9cmei$ geiiibrt moroen, OuB
sic oeutidc 8eieQihoit nid)t I'M
Stunoe lei, inter 9eibeboltmg oe5
Gtrfoui5preiieS Die 2umpe i'll eng
lGno SIT io6ri5ircn. Die Ebotiadc,
roB man III 9clltifIono eincn gro
Zen 9}lttcn ans Ser 6obrttotion Der
9cmpc cr5iele, fonne uift ols GENT
acn0er @rlulO oofiir betradtet mer=
cen, pom Ser 1Snbrifation in gngIanb
2lhitano ju nebnten. GaS 3mcite 30
tent, oo3 ni6crrllien muroe, mor ein
omerifoniiheS. 9eine rSllbober CT
tIGrten ii6 nit ser 20iduna einpcrs
itonoenL neil lie nidt beobiihtigtelL
in Gnqlono 5lt iobri3ireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

Ser 5toot &iiitppi bat
gegen "A Mtit9licoer Ser 0ol5banOler.
&ercini9rmg ocS Stautes lpeaen Ser
lcbung OcS ltootliden Anti-l ruitJe.
IebeS 9lntluge crboben uno mcroan
in Der Nnflo9eidriit Die q~cIeBmoBi-
gen 6eloitrnfen oii $14,0O0,O00 be-
rednet.
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NpfsSreefsS SAMPLERS So.

epmmer.J a9rplan.
@bfdbrt bes 2pmpfers mad 3todsgreef rtb
StonD Greet bon Speooen's g9erfte, am 5ube
8 ltbr 9tn6t1ittagS. nlisgetomn1eH Sauliidg
uno Gonntag. Gamitugs I'M 6 lIbr Moreeps
uno 3 llbr 9indnlittaeS u1o SunntagS nm A II.
8 llbr MpreenS unb 9 llbr 9inbmittag5.
Gpe5ials9tniem init TumpfersGbariering geaes
ben. Sir WunofdeinsG rfurftonei f1HHen be.
iollSere ARRANGEMENTS e~eiroifen peroen.
ihreibe an Su6u Scatb, saSerintenosnt, epes.
bea's 0harf, an Suhe bes Srpaswae.
tlPai5. 3Wlte)
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NoH sen .ob iolut 8uuer.
lGiii9cn }htiittlilnacn 9rooitreetS
bnben iid 5tuiihcn Dem l.. HSuni 1886
mo oetit I. Tard 1909 Sic Ereiic fiji.
Me1l unO 6lciiG perooppelt, 6riidtc,
SGute uno @coer limo nm 90 ut0
G%erti(uooren nm 60 Ero3elrt in &c
@0be 9%e9on9en. Ter arnlc Mnm
bc5obltc iiir 9rooitoffe am erlten Die.
les Wonata 0enou nod eiHntol 10
piel, ais Dor 10 Snbren; Hinoileiid)
toitct i'm so, Shmeinefleiid 100,
&ommelileiib 125, Spef 10.
S6mol5 $50. Butter 10 un0 &drtpi-
ieln 1870 Gro5ent mebr, ais ont T..
,Sltli 1896. ToS iilo SbotIodeL Oic
nitt ouS Ser @elt 5u itoiien limo.
Die 9ro0Itrect'ihc 3obIen berubcr
oltf mltlid)en 6eitltelllngen.
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Yaie STR Griie in's AusIano be.
Iurgt 6. Haine, Nr. Alb, Sit-YaIti.
moreitrafe, nale Gaitsm SSuie gbe.
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lorraine.

WaIeriidI. - gartartig. - 5~riebltd.
8eitlih bon gSulbrooi cine uno cine babe
MCtle. Dlount 6pups 2sa99one ltHo torrainez
gSuaapns oirett bis 5lm @iHgdng. eetoe &c
iep6one. Staots9iireau i'm 6ritteu Slur oes
Union Irnil Gebdnoes. GBnrles. uno jeanette
Strnfc. (I(uii, tI,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
TepartemcHt Der Gbnritie nna Correction.
tlntersS epartement.

qua W ~ 1Hhh w.
Inter c~partemeut
Superutipts Of Gttg Charities.
s,,r,,, $a9 S S,,,iP y . ao a. g"snli sr t2ui;
for Slppltes Tor NaD .9llDltnL %npreilltt an
ole aNuaro ui 9matoa OF baltimore Gile, ipet5
oer i'm Aiireuu oeS Observation-Disclosures, Jtntb'
bans Baltimore, Wto., bis If lIbr Nurmittag5
am MttiUodI, Den 19. NInguit 1909. %ent9e9elt
gcnonlmen fiir ole 9icfcrnng tIr oas Nnp @lelp
rdllm bon bret Uioaoter. neAinneno am 1. sen
tember 1909. Den in Sd0 SlelpsSlol an Der
pcrldngerteH Gaiterns yIocrne alrfliegeIloelt Spe.
5iiitatloneu lllo FroheH actnlB.
5tinoittfai, Sntter,
Spcd, Sdlntttluaare1,
9ammfleifd, aaie,
8rDcCrie'n, WeBl,
Suttrr, Gnffec,
WciusE rleanfer Suffer.
%9tuQrbote fir ieoe Der oberl. gennnrIten grtl
fcI iino ais ~fepdrale uIn ahaefoHoerte %sl1gebote
Ieoent Nngebot mnB ein aul cine g9IearitR
G SSbd n.y., g 3E3o 9snf n ssrim a%%GnibJo S29a o On!
frnits, uuo nif ben gidInen ocs Diunors mo
Stdotratbs bon Baltimore ansBeitellt, beige
GGrtoiqreihe 9(ngebotIteuer miiien in oer 9es
brdubIibe1 ,Sorm 9iiralhuft itcllet ottrb cine
uCceptir6are 8iir9fhaftszGompngnie 5ur Sb1e
heS u"CranThaI0ten Guutruttpreiiee.
9te Gpniralts NCbGroe bc6dlt ith nnS Hed)t
Dor, ir9cno cine mo ale Nn9cbote IN Der
merfen.
superintendent
Geuc6miQt:
Z. SnfrN Muhuult
ErdItncnt Der Goniratt-Seboroe.
5.G.TA1u.t1t2,t3 ,t4, f6)
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Department." mo ~uorefItrt an ben aBoaro Of
WIZARDS" inter bee slbtciie OcS SlnotsSe9iitra
Tors, Ruibbaus. Baltimore. MO, iuerocn i'll
Niircar hes Observation-Disclosures i'm 8atbba15
bis II ubr Sormittaas am Mtttiu"dl, hen ii.
9tuguit 1909, eutgegen ge1onlrlc1i.
Tlr 2!sierans BON tiimi % SterSsn nit
t2( 9ferocn NIT @cimirr fit oen Setden;
iuagea aui 5uei Sabre, uunl 1. September 1909
bis Slm /. Septembcr 1911, IN uebereinitlnts
mnng nit ben Spe5iitfntioneit, Die i'm 8iireau
hes @efutpbeitsumtcs i'm HatbbnilSsArlteT er1
lanai merSen f6uneit,
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Clearing 0oufe"sGdnt, 6abIhar an Den Wtdnor
uno Siaotrutb bon Baltimore, mtB ieoenl VIM
y Sic G6ntrG ltbebbrbe bebGlt it'd ouS &edt
Dor, irgeIio Elm poer ale s~n8ebote 6u BET
Sr. SamcS guSleH,
Saritdt5sGommiitdr.
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GiltriftSanmolt ScromC
Illd)t in Dem iebigen &erfobren gegeil
&urrp St. Sbolu ST. bemeiien, OoB Scbs
terror mohniinnig lit. Sn Dem tribe
rem Ero5eiic ludte cr lngcfebrt Den
9emeiS SIT crbringen, ooB bon 8obn-
linn bel Dem W0rber @bite'S nidt Ole
Hebe Ietn t6nne. Serome gleid)t Oenl
Sdmod in 6rcitog'S .Sournoliiten":
nGr fam ihretben linfS, fam id)rei.
ben red)tS." 90. y. &lfS5.)
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us lcBt nat nod u G
mono oltf Ole 100000 Nniprlldl err.
bobeL Ole BON Den 9roltern oeS 9on-
(,es iiir oen 9cmeiS oilSgeiett poroen
l1no, oaB Die prohibitions = @eiets
Bcbnng ocn SdmoppSgemtB permill.
ocrt. lln0 Die Vrouer merben oeSs
Golb aud nie in Die 5uid)e 5lt grei,
len broltd)elt.
Gin int Ipril 0eS Der.
floIIenen &obreS BON Gon9reB orige-
lommcneS @eiet, meld)es Die Soit.
pilidlt OeS 9lrbeitgcberS etipos meiter
ultsoebnt, lit bon Dem Stoots.S bers
sfrid]t non Connecticut oils p%eriol.
ilnngsmiorig erflGrt moroen. Cine
SeItimnnutg oieles 8eIeses lit oobin-
lcbenb, boB oie9lrbeitgeber oild) oamt
iiir Die &erletunget,' lueld)e Elm Nn.
GeItcqter in ieinem Gienit eMrlitt, bait
bor lit. mcnn Die Nndlaiigfeit zines
MitorbeiterS ole Sdlllb trG9t. Gie
&eronlaiinna su oieier entideioing
Gob oic aloge sipeier 9remier, melde
III 0ienlten Der pNem-Sapeu unb
&ortforo-9 obn" itanoen lnb bel Dem
9uiomnlcnfoppeln bon Giienbobn-
@agaolls Serlebmnaen DAMON trlaenI
bit nod ibrcr angabe Der llladltiolll-
felt ibrer Mitarbeiter 5uaeIhrieben
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