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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Srieffaitcn.

y. y. Sam cine 6rou oos
SsqqllIs quit, ,@runrainS beloitetl. pqS
Hli ibrem Momen itebt. %pcrtollien.
luenn ibr Mann nod lebt? - Nody
Dem @eleb Don 1900 beiiBt Die 6rail
i'll bieier &itiid)t gleifle Hedte ME
Der Wnnn mo foltu ibr Gigentblunl
obuc 3ultinmlng ihreS 8atten per
t%nltfcrl.
Nntou 81. - Merm bon ocn Gin.
WnnoculngS . 9eborbeh i~iberboupi
Caution bofiir pcrlnllgt miro. ooh
Sbrc Mlttter unb Sfpeiter Ger 81.
lcntlide1 Mobltboti9feit nitt jr;r
Soit follell, 10 bruliden Sic besbolp
|fcin 9nnrgclb 81 bintcrleecn.
Williom q. - Sic oiiricn IL.
1cllb cine Uniform tra9ell. Cos gcbt
Nic Eoli5ci uihts AT. iolongc Stt
fcincn Iliiloni obcr oiieutlides Scr-
lernib pcruriuhen.
2angiG briocr cier.-S br
Dor 5ebn Sobrcn %criuprbencS critics
Yiirgcrpapier lit nod Niilti9, NM Der
llnlitono, ooB Sic leBtes Sobr cine
lGn9crc 9ciufrsreiic nod Tcutidlnno
gennadt hobcn, perbinocrt Sic nid,t
al Der Grluerbung 0eS 5rueitcll.
Srdnf $. - Welin Sic init bert
Nnipolt fem epntraftlid)eS 9(bfomt.
men gcidloiicn bobenj fam or ,Sbncil
icoie[ Sonoror bcrcdnet, mic ibnl
telicbt.
SrouA q. g. IdS Don hcnl III
bigomiiiiidcr Che lcbcnocn Wonre
ecn1od,te Scitomcllt miro pom @crihl
jneifclioS uiil9eltoBen merocil, iuen,l
ieiile retltmGBigc Satin uto icinc
ainncr alis crltcr Ebe es onicften.
&cier. SIR critics Eopicr lit
nod aiilti9. Wenn Sbrc 3eilscn MD.
ireipiaia I'M @erid)t crld)einen moi
len, fol,itcn Sic oieielbcu ~porloben
Ioiicn miiiiert ibueir ober in oielent
Solle mniiirlidl oe,l perlorenen Gr'
beitslotm crieseil nI,b Die geieslifeu
0ebiibren be5nblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Wobcrnr Saarfriinr

hai llnbeH oil ocn ,3opfcn Der @cib.
lihfait nngcridtet nnb apotbcfrr
iibcraG beipref)en Die Ibatiafc, OaB
tic sroBc 0iinntitdten Salbci iiir Die
pereitung oes altmooiidcn .SaIbei
Shee's - ein @c3ept nnierer @rob.
niiiiter p%erfaufen. Tie Wafirngr
i.dd) bicient arailt iii 10 erob, onb
Cit tyabrifaut cincl1 .Salbei lbec,"
Der Sdppeiel entbdIt.- oiii ben Marft
briitst : CHI MitteI segen Sduppen
nno aopiiilden. Gas Nrdpnrat beibt
@petb's Gage anb Sulpbirr. oas III
tacn n,oocriien apotbcfcn iiir SOC.
i.i,S 81 hie t5Idifc pcrfoui. oocr &C.
GEL, Ginpiang beS Yreiies brett Dol,
bet Wpetb Gbemical Co., "a Gort.
Iauot.Str., Netn.Oorf Gitp, perianSi
rirb.
gum Vcrfanf inns cmpieblcu non
Set nHcao Irus &c." %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Der Snfcridnuinoc lsYrpseR.

Ncw 9orf, Is. San. - Gbos.
Scife, Sefret0r unb Shotmciitcr
Ser Nmericon Sngor Hefinin9 60.
ser bon ser 0unoes @runb ESlrp III
Terbinbuug nit Observation-Disclosures
bel iue9en Sornobme fulifcr Gin
troaunqen unh Gcrihluorllng sum
Nodtbcilc Der Hc9icrlul9 in Nnflogc.
5ultono periett morben lit, crid)icrl
nit Den iibri1en Angetlo0tcn i'm
9unbeS & areiSgerift Dor Nifter
SonNb unb iultrbc inter $5OOOSiirg'
id)oit gcItellt. Sic onbercn Angc.
flo9tclr n,tBtGl ic $1,000 @ilrgihofi
%leiitcn, 10 ncit lie niht id)o1l ouI Die
frilbcrc Nnflogc bin inter 9ilrald)ofi
iteben. Sir Gestere blieb Die bisbc.
rioc Sidcrbeit heitcben. HereitS an
Wionto0 miiiicn ionuntlibc Nn9etluN.
tell Sdulbig ober M%idtidufoig ploi.
biren, obcr lire &lagebeontmortlnQ
cinrcidlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Nnoe6lidD %pcrfappter Tiirit NIB Gr.'
Weucrnl.

MobiioM BIS, Is. San. -Gn1
Minlun, polt ocm mon glollbt, er lei
Shirt Foaosour Wongoiumia, lriihcr
@cncrol Der 9lrnlee bon grlnenicn,
ip0tcr Grilirter unb Iireftpr Der Dor
eiucln Sabre 5uiommcngebrod)encll
rloccooniif bnlgoriid)en 9m1t i'll
Nep = 2)orf Qeipeicn lit bier NIT gro
Benz Eon1p bccroigt Worocn, nadlocnl
er om lcistcn Wontug bier, no er III.
Ter ocm ongcnomnicncn Nnnlen Sobn
9oalenlcpcy gcorbcitet, bel eilteln lln.
ioa IN elmer @icBerci mrs Seben &c
fonimcn mar. Gr mar /. 3. oird) otc
tiirfiitcn @cb0rbcn gc1d)tet iuoroel,
nl,o nod) Dem ,}ulomncnbrlld) Der
0unf in Hclu . })orf bierbcr aefonh-
men, no CT inter Iclllcln ull8enorl-
mellcll Nnnlcn bortc arbeit perrid)'
tctc. Gic Oiittcl iiir bnS 9cGrubnil;
tollcn bon gtelu Dort. Gic Scld)c
miro ipGter nod Nrmcnicn ncrbraht
lucrocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
ScirathS-G~ icenScn.

Senrp s.. Slipbont, 20. nnD
Thnic WilIcr, II; Applitunt y. &.
Slipbont. 9r. 720, GbapclsS troBc.
@iliom i. @cper, 81, mo Gmnlo
:. @inter. rs; Ipplifont II. Sbrd,
ibcr. Nr. 23il, Ycnninlpponio,9lpc.
Gbnorh y. @iltribgc, -, Nounc;
billie, 3d., ulo Moric Y, Sroinor,
90.
Charles Ncrtrum, JIM unN Belle
Mhippermon, %; Npplitont q. e,
@crtron, Nr. 500, @elt,9torth. ape.
2ourcnce Soponooid), -, nlIN
Nnno Io,libn, 10; Applifont Troli
W. Suffer, Nr. 1929, Somea Struiic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Tiir 1Sraacn-S timmredjt.


@onper1ellr GrotberS cinaela0er, 1T
Der nad)iten Sieung scr yGquol
Suffrage 9eague" ben Toriib iu
fiibren. - 8ollperneur S6ofrot6
BON Colorado ser Suuptreoner.--
@irb erjGbleu. mic Troucn.
Stimmredt iid) IN Colorado BE-
mabrt.
@ie Srou @lIliam %. Guicott, Die
&r1libettln Der .@quol SuffrnAc
2eu9re," aeitern nnfiinoigte. nurse
8puoerneitr Grotbers cingeloocn, Der
nGditcn Sibung Der 9iaa, weItc an
6reitog IbenN itottfinoet. 81 prGiioi,
rem. Ter @puucrnelr BON Colorado,
Serr Sobn 4. S6airotb, bGlt IN ie.
ncr Sislrllg 0ie Snltptrebe, in meld)er
or erlGutern miro, lpic iit Nroucil-
Stimnlredt in Colorado bcipGbrt bet.
Srau Guicpit bat IN Den leBtcl &c.
gen pon mchrcrcn Srgnniintionell
BON WGnnern 3uIhriiten erbalt2n,
IN mclfen bic 2iqu 0ehetcn mtrbc.
cine &crtrcterin ST elmer SiBlulg Scr
betrcffenoen Organization SIT icnbca,
nm Dor ocrielben iiber tSrouenitimml,
redt 81 lpredcn.
Gie DMtGnner.2iga Iiir Troltcr-
Stimnrc6t," meld]c tiir5lid, Ne9rill.
BET lpllroc. miro am Wpntn9 inn
nSuhnS SopfinS Stub" cine Sisuns
bolterl IN Ser sic 9conntcn cripGblt
lperben ioQcn. |os aus Gr. Gonolo
'&. SCOOTER, Ir. Morren $. 2euis uno
@oiienri6ter Socob ". MpieS be.
itebenoc TomiuotionS.G omite, miro
ieinc &oridlGgc MAIDEN, Gincm nit
@eItimmtbeit nuitretenoen @eriid)tt
5ufolae miro Yoitor $. Wt. @borton.
DER Seeliorger Der @rontlp 9opii.
ltensSlrd)c, lpabrlheIlllld Der Frult-
bent Der Siaa perben. Or. Sctporo
". acup oilriie oos Ahnt cineS ser
Slice raiiocnten crbolten.
Ter WornlGnbcr 3lpeia oes .Go,i-
5ils Ser Siioiihen Srauen" miro oftiu
bofilr orbeiten, Srallen bo3 Stimnl-
rcdt III Muni5ipol. @oblen 5l lid)ern ;
CT bat Die Dill Der .GQuol Suffrage
SeaGllc" inooiiirt. Sn Der lesten
Sibllng Ser aorperidJoit, pplde IN,
Gutnw Eloce Icnlpel itottiano. iprcd)
Hid)ter Sncob %. Woies iiber So
stale 6rogen in muni5ipoler Germol-
lung. auBcr ibnl bie(ten Yoitor
&enrp u. WDorton mo SSruu Nm.
W. @uicott anipradel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Sin SdJlaa scgen bic Scilsarmcc.

GGicuGo, IS. Ionior. Go2
Souptlugcrbous Der Amcrifanilf)rll
Scilaorrncc in Chicago lit oilrd) 81.
Giciiac Folijei nii ocn @rinb hin
seihloiien luorbcnL, ooB cs obne itGb.
tide 9icen5 5llm 3mcdc Ocs YroiitS
Gciric6cn mcrbc. Die OrgoniiotioG
lat ibr nntioi,oles Solipt1uorticr III
9ihilooelpbio uno lit nidt 5u Der.
Wedlieln nit Der burd) General
Slcotb 1e9riinocten S%eilsnrllcc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
&rrmiihtc telcsyapbiidDc TcpeIdcn

ToS Niblnno'G pernbairs ii
a.ibldnb, Eo., mo etlid)e allocre &c.
t1uoc IN Hiblnno, go, uurben &c
tern burd) Icuer 5crilort. Mol
idIdbt Den Yerlllt aiii $4,000,
Gin IN DER elettriifen gcleuf.
|tlngSnnitalt ~ Surn, Wnii.. onae.
ileatcr WauL 1antcs WcGouo, ourd
btiiclr aorper ourd) 3uiaII ein clct.
triifer Strom Don 800 Bolts
St1rfe poilirt mar. blieb eritounli
der Mciic am Sebcn mn lpar idIol,
an acknowledgement 3oac I'M Siuit.
e. Od5 Soipitol III u~crlnI!cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19

Ser >>ohrcs.G onrent Der vllni.
tcb Minc Bortero Of 9iorth ainc.
rico" nnbru gcitcrr i'll Der .lonilir
iar'0alc" i'll indianapolis, S,h.
irinen 4nfatg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19

Siebe fcnnt feline Sin
Nerniiic. = Cine groBe lleberro-
id)ltno errcgte in Den areiicn Der
.Gbcrcn &ierbunbert" Die Nohrid,I,
Dab Sri. %. 2inoiop Glarf bon Stub
ing. 2..S.. uno Sr. q. 8robnm Heio
bon Baltimore am Montag Nbcno III
@olbington ben gitno jilm Seben
geihloiien. Sic Srounlng fono III
Der Srinitp Episcopal Stride I'M Bet
iein bon Srn. ul0 ,Srou EDilip Ed
d]em.. Ir. HeiuiS %. IletL Srn. SohH
GQipt u1b &rn. saul Hortncr itati.
Goitor Ct. 4. &iaion1s id)iirjte Dclt
Gbefnoiell. Hnd) Ser Srouuna per
cinigte ooS iungc Eaor n1b hic
Srouicngcn Gin Iincr i'm rArlinNtoti
Sotel". Dit HiidiidIt ali oaS jr-
Ncnolife Nlter Der 9rnlt iolpohl.
,uic nes 9rGutigomS botten iih Oil
bcihcrieitiaen Gltern bcm Eloilc elmer
Wcrbcirotbune berielbcn iuiocriest.
nit orin Griolac. bnb hic 9cibcn iid)
hcinilih III Der 9nnbesbouptltobt fra.
len ilnb ibre GItcrn Damn nit cileni
yfoit dccompli" iihcrroidtcn. Gic
0rdi,t lit cine 5ohtcr bon &rl,. uulb
Stdii ,Sraiflin Glorf BON jluibina
2..S.; Der 9r1ittieam lit Ser Sobr
hcs peritorbeneu Srn. Charles Hcih
ltno bon Isrol, So. Rcio pcu Nr. ST.,
Ynrf. Nncrltc,
9ier 10 ar'S II d. t notbig q.
Seiteripehrleute iinb bcfonntlidp I'M
Giniflngeii bon Seniterihcibel icbr
geid)idt. Iieiea 8crniftuitgsiperf
resort 5t ibrem 9erui. Cine groBc
Geniterid)eibe beS 9orbir . SalonS
pom @eor1 @dgllcr all Der Gde bon
@corae= mo 9iboleitraBe. ipuroe &C.
iterr frii6 pplt Dem 2eiterfpagen Nr.4
c%iitgeoolinert. obre Dab cin sseiier III
bent Snltie oltsgebrod)cn o0er @riinO
oniiir purl)ui,ben mar. 3te genanilte
Seitcr Golnpdgnie bcfano iif diif
Der Ssahrt mad, cinem gronbc al Der
ode bon Nprtic -apeltIie IL, 6ranf:
linitrnbc. Ger autider indf)te cine
sit id)arfe Grebin,o al Der ode NnnO
Der biittcre Sbeil bes SeiterpageitS
3crtriiinnlertc sic Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19

Ter Stnot-S teuercimicbmer, Gr.
@onucrlteur groiuli. lit nit bent Gin.
Ncteil Der Steuerll nid]t sdn5 5l,trie.
oeit; Die Giniialmen itebeu hinter ot-
llcii res 0orinbres 5itriit. iinO bos.
trptocrn sic Stelierrute IN oicieln
Sabre St.9S bctrddt. in 8orinbrc bo.
oegcn i,i:r $t.95. 9iS 5ltlr ecltri1eil
Gage worcil I'M Stcucrcinnebncrs.
9iireoll Stabtitcpern i'm Deianmt5c.
trage BON $685. !930.93 "einseaanscli.
gegelliibcS $G3l 5S36.10 III Serielbcn
Belt Seo 0oriabrcs. SEER @roiull
rid,tct baller. az, allc Stcuer5obles
melde nod i'd oas maDreuo oieiea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19

Wtonnts g~eluabrte 9isconto 3u Nllte
MADDEN moIlen Die Mabnlun9 iid) 10
Ibnell als mogIih in Dem 9iireml
ein5ufinoen, ou in ben leBten Suaen
notlrgemaB ein GROCER gnorong
berriden miro oaS pielfod Die Notb.
lpenoigfcit SIT itunoenlorlgen @ortett
nit iih brillot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19

Settle ioG III Io!ton. g. Scr
iiirjlid) unterbrodellc 9Sro5cb ge9en
If Witglieoer Der S6por5en Sano,
mcld)e ongeflogt lino uiele reife 9e
nobner oon Chic nnS Snoionn olirtt
,%3uienonrg ron Irobbricien gebrono'
idIngt III bobeh wieoer beginncn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
Habiate Weger.

Srau SpQQllllQ SQllolcS Don elllelll
ebemoligeu ihpur5en 9ienitbo-
ten nit ciller Mrt periolgt.-0er-
le!he bate ea piienbor uuf Holtb
obgeicben. sic @ofiomfeit
zines SunocS pereitclt ieinen
Elnn.
60 lem, mic CT lid, ulld) leineil
FIon nod ieiner Nniiht olSae-
('oft bate, fem genllg luor oerleIbe
ood) nld)t, nm 6roi Sobonna Gano-
les bon 9tr. GAG, AisouitbltroBe, ol,f
Den Seim 81 iiibren, uno ocsbolb
bnrrt Der Ncger @n,. gortius bon
Mr. 675, GnioritroBc, sur Belt I'M
StootgefdnaniB ieineS Eru5eiies.
nWoro- mo Houbpcrlud)" lulltct Die
geget i'm crbobene Inifuloiguna.
Nis Dor elmer @odc mar Der 9teger
rel 6rou Candles atgeltcQt. Sonlt
folgte ieine Gntloiiun9. Oh CT &c.
tern cinen Hoheoft obcr cincn 9ieb-
Itnbl pollbringcu mollte, miro crit
Der Ero5eb lebren. sln Montng err
belt Srou Gunoles eillcn 9rief bes
Slbolto. oab lire Inmeienbcit in 9tr.
10, Nprb : @ilmoritrabe, gelpiinid)t
iueroe. Gortbin bottc Der Hegcr oft
9ptidoftcn getragelL rno ca miro
angenommen, boB or Den Brief
ihrieb, nm oie Srol BON Souie meg
5llloden. Grfluloigungen luelde
SrnI Candles ein5og, crguben Die
Sbotiod)c, hoB boS Sdreiben ge-
fGlidt iuor, unb Die Game mar 90
Der ouf Der Sut. Srotbem gelong
ea aeitcrn 9orfins, iit ulbemcrft III
ben Stull 81 lhlcihen. Yer Sumo
bon Srou Candles begonn oilf cin-
nal an Slt minlelu ilnb uls CT, ge-
fol9t bon Der Scrrin, in bsn Sof Sc
laIlen mrroe, elite or benz Stolc 5lt,
iupiclbit in elmer ode 5%uiommcnge.
fdllcrt Der Neger itcdtc. NlS oicicr
iih entoedt lab, elite CT nit elmer
Nrt ouf Die Grou 81 unb perfolgte lie
bis 5l ibrer @obnung, morallf or
ben Hiifucg olltrot uno ilber eller
;}dlm enttoni. Srou GoroleS rief
aus cinenl ,%SenIter nm Sillic, nnb
Scraeont Nidolaa @otd l1b Die
Yoli5iltcn Solocn ulo Gloutlce ioii-
Den lid, bole Gin. Sic bcaaben lid,
oireft nad) Der @obnnlng oes 9tegers.
ipo tic benielben inter eillent Bette
liegenb %porfanocn. @orfilts %leiItetc
teil,erlci @ioeritolto uno marc nod)
Der norooitlihen Foli5eiitotion sc
brodt. iuoielbit i'm Yoli5ciridytcr
Slcluclpn Dem @eridtsperfobren
!ibcrnies.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15
WHY THE DEADLY BOIL WE~Vu, BRINGING REVOLUTION
WITH HIM. IS CALLED THE ~Ss> THIS PROSPERITY BUG'

luteiy in infested territory and with
in q radius Of 100 miles thereof for
at least two years is necessary. this
remedy also is out Of consideration
In 1908 the government investigat-
ed and found that the boil weevil
caused an average reduction Of SO
per cent in yield in cotton attacked.
end this was where the insects were
fought. By using every known re-
source in the way Of cultivation this
loss may be possibly reduced q Bit
but to no great extent
The annual loss to Texas alone at
that time was figured by government
experts at $22.50O. Tt is half as great
again now. The aggregate loss to
Texas up to 1908 was $le5,OOO.O0O.
Nor was there a large area OF infesta-
ton outside of Texas. When the bon
weevil has spread all over the cot
ton belt, as it will do as surely as time
flies, the aggregate loss Will be stag
gering to cOnterll plate.
AS one travels eastward from Texas
the annual precipitation Of moisture
increases. The Weevil thriveS might
lily In warm, damp weather. In Texas.
by reason OF the dryneSs, conditions
are most farovable for a drawn battle
with the beetle. The ratio OF loss
from him is going to be larger the
further east he travels on account OF
the increase in moisture, and the
1anker vegetation which affords hi
bernating places.
The more weevils which success
fully hibernate in the long Spanish
moss, In rotten logs, under leaves and
trash, in rotten places Of, trees and
cIevices In posts and fence rails, the
earlier and more complete will be the
infestation OF the fields the following s
summer.
A reduction OF two-thirds in the
cotton crop in the Eext six years is
very probable. But say it is only so
per cent Take eleven million bales
az an average crop-it really is less
than the average, but for illustrative
purposes 1t will do. At 10 cents a
pound, or $50 bale. the cotton crop
is worth about $550.00o,0O0. Add an
| average Of IS per bale value of the
cotton seed, and that gives s55. 900, 900
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15

York, New Orleans and Liverpool
hammer the price to cents and keea
it there until the bulk of the cotton
has been marketed by January /, anc
out Of the growers hands. Then ths
spectators would blithely boost the
quotations.
The average planter cannot hold
his cotton. He has been running on
credit and his banker and hi.
merchant are insisting upon money
They have been running credit
too. The Eastern banks are pinching
the Southern banks. and the whole
saiers are yapping at the merchant
So the planter is compelled to sell
and settle. He has no alternative.
The bank gets its money-nips Off
20 per cent interest and RENTS its
Eastern correspondent. The planter
then goes to his merchant, who has
been furnishing him supplies since
last settling day, a year ago.
He pays for salt. meat and lard
and ham and bacon and fresh meat
from the packeries of Kansas City
and Chicago. He pays for meal and
-four and grits from Illinois and Min
nesota and the Northwest; sugar
from New York. syrup from some
glucose factory in the corn belt of
Illinois or Indiana; canned tomatoes.
corn, peas, and fruit from New York.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia.; cOf~
fec from an importing concern in New
York; table condiments and pickles
and beans and preserves from New
York, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
He pays for hay from Kansas and
Neb! aska. corn from Kansas. Illinois
and Indiana: bran and chops from
Minnesota and Wisconsin, and oats
from the same section. He also pays
for his farm machinery from Illinois
/, and Ohio. harness from the same
place or New York. and mules from
Fentucky and illinois. He paid for
the bands on his cotton bale whic h
ere made in Pittsburg. and jute bag
ging manufactured in the East. When
he got through paying, and paying 10
per cent interest on the account. he
bad 4ust about enough left to take
his family or himself in a splurge for
Continued on Page Two.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15

more. total Of s605,0oo, Cut
that down so per cent and there is
loss Of over s500.O0O. 900 annually on
basis OF 10cent cotton. And even
tha! price will never be realized
again. Cotton is worth Is cents
pound now-that means two hundred
and fifty millions more of loss
1t Is actual money. It is sunshine
and dew and sweat, and the juices OF
the soil woven into the fibre by ma
ture's own hand. It is new wealth.
or additional bond issues. or commu-
mites OF interest Or Watered securi-
ties
Cotton is gold. and has It's equiv
alent in gold. convertible at any time
In any market of the world for gold
For some, hing like $40O,OOo,O0O each
year to be wiped out Of existence
withdrawn from q section, and taken
out OF the body OF commercial life,
the South will not feel tho force Of
the shock most. The North Will get
the fun effect.
Apparently the South should be
prosperous with flood OF s6c0,O00,-
900, or $700,oo0.Oo0. or sS00,Ooo,-
eco pouring into it each year. The
South has prospered but not as one
WO"ld imagine from such sum.
The. reason Of it ts~that SO little of
ha money sticks in the South.
| The. extensive planter figured long
ago, just after the war, when cotton
was selling at enormous prices. that
i. was more profitable to put all his
land in cotton and buy his supplies.
The small farmer followed suit. The
little "one-hOrSe" farmers tralled af-
ter and the negro tenant or crop
per" did so because the landlord de-
nanded It.
Cotton was always certain money
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/ into cash almost with the ce{ertt, OF
New York exchange. There is no
peddl:ng or huckstering. And there
was the fascinating element OF q
gamble in it, Maybe it would bring
IL cents or better. Result, general
10y and extravaganza. to be bitterly
paid for next year. when q lot OF cot
ton exchange manipulators in New
The new era., 1910-07-28

Coffee
have long string of this that and the other brand
offer have COFFEE at 10 cents, 20 cents 80
and 35 cents per ID Each is the best quality
give for the price Recommend the 25 Ct quality is
fancy Guaamaln coffee, four years old and there is
in it every of value give for 25 cents. have
this coffee for 25 years and have its
equal the price and seldom at any price have
many fancy labeled coees sell for 30 cents which did not
compare with this coffee you something really
good moderate price you possibly do any bet
ter you try this coffee and find thait suits you you
depend upon getting the quality all the time
this coffee for 25 years, known the who
roast it, that the quality is steadily maintained
1t is roasted from selected years old Guatamalla
upland grown. 1t is just age coffee it
to age whskey And this coffee is aged in the
fresh roasted when get it, put up in 20 and 30 lb
drums. will break packages to get you to try IT..
The new era., 1910-07-28

Farinaceous List.
Beans, hand picked. Navy, lb
Beans, fine imported Brown Swedish,
Beans, Clean California, Lima, ID
Rice whole bean, clean, Id
Rice, broken bean, clean, lb
Tapioca best Pearl, Id
Sage, best German, Id
Hominy, Flake, lb
Hominy, Pearl, lb
Lentils, Best German. Id
Oat Meal Bulk White Oats lb
Oat Meal, Family Package Silver Flake
Oat Meal, Family Package. Anchor
Oat Meal, Family Package, Banner Bowls
Macaroni, Bulk, Id
Corn Flake, package
Wheat Flake, package
Grape Nuts package
Postum, package
The new era., 1910-07-28

Tea List
have no cheap tea offer for so cents per lb good
quality uncoored Japan am sure is good you
get anyone the price For go cents can fur
nish good Japan is imported. The Aratra Tea
doubt be beat any price, For rs cents offer
the Top quality in Ceylon English Breakfast oolong
Gunpowder Blended Black and Green You might il
you looked long enough find Teas superior these but
doubt it.
The new era., 1910-07-28

Meat List.
Ham, Cudahays Rex Brand. per Id. ~
Bacon, Cudahays Rex Brand ~
Dry Salt Side Rex Brand, per h. ls
Smoked, per h. l9
Lard Rex Brand, Gross Weight. per lb. IL
The of the market all the same
quality sell brand buy the lowest hence dc
not always Brand but always Standard Sugar
Cured Goods
The new era., 1910-07-28

Spice List.
Pepper, Black. Whole Singapore, lb.
ground. h.
White, ground, ID.
Chill. grountk OF bottles
Cinnamon, stick Id.
Cinnamon. ground, lb.
Gloves, whole, H.
Cloves, ground, lb.
Allspice whole Id.
Anspice, ground, h.
Mustard, ground, lb.
Ginger, Jamica, ground lb
Nut Megs, Whole, 10.
Nut Megs, ground.@ .@b.
Mace, ground, lb ]
Sage, ground, h.
Sassafras bark, h.
These spices extra select Nothing finer
Dried Fruit List.
Peaches. Choice Yellow, Id.
Prunes 5000, h.
Neciarines, Fancy Stanwix. lD
Apricots. Fancy Rcd Moorpark, ID
Raspberries, New York ID package
The new era., 1910-07-28
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