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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
BARGAIN NO. 1.

20 par cent discount off our figured
prices on all Children's Fur Sets.
Saturday only.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
&altimUre 9ampf.Y afct: GOmpasnic.

", tNlfe lHo 5uoefldfit9e Vnis9tnie.)
fSle Seretnigte Staaten. Boft bef5roerno.s
Sainpier, r5loriba," ygirsinia" nuS ,Slntanta"
2onlpfer fabrcn tdaIid, Sonrtaes ausgenonl,
,ierL nen pen ,gap aire"'EierS, @r. 0 bis
~, statts straBc, 5ns Der Sarresstrabe. nm
6;30. Nherhs oireft nod Glib 4oint Comfort,
Nortolt ul1o Vortsiroitb. go.
IN 0le 1oint Snf6lub nn IS. & O.s9u6n"
nab Rtdmoito, auberbem breinaI Die ISOLDE
an .yiratniu gabi9niion 60" mad Sanle3
Nioer.Nalhn19en uto Jlidmono, ga. Sn Stor.
MI Mntdlis an ngtIantic eontt Cine 9abp"
erfi Sabn," gSirginia gabn" mo yCIb 1oiri.
mon Snriptcr 60" itaf gienbern, G.s6,
gSalbti9ton, N.sG., Hidmonb, 8a., uftb gleius
Dorf.
MnbI8eiten na6 europdifdem gInr. 9icfe
Gdirpter BADEN I~iruribfe adiiiten, belize mo
late Sihs ooer SaI6pailers8docr, eleftriihe
Neien6tune iiio Sampfbei5une. Goben folten.
tret Sabinen I75e.. $500, $3.50, $500 unu
$3.50, Sehes 8.mner fir Sipci Ierfoner Elm.
eerlnfet: atnne1 ~reterbirf perbeit in nel,
gtuefagirfalr 107 Sfts0altinroresG trote, 800
Stabt'Stra6e, g. ". 6. office Siiopit,Gde Ser
baltimore; lltS GalhertsS trabe n6ontineniul
3rnft, Puiloira" iinb IIbauebs, Gr. 100, 0orb,
SbarlessStraBe: .9ampfer r1it r%tlriieoA Sun.
icllteleerapbers Sbitem al5eeitatict.
.Ssbn p. sger,uocs, Sarrcs G. shrs,
Vrdftoent II. Sen. sWanaeer. Sen. .Vaif. .aecrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

bod; Wnrld) y@riiBc Oon 9tilrnbcrg"
bon ". BOD; @ol3cr o&lGnge BON
Hbein" bon $. &ric@; grobea Set.
lpiel: oSerri6crinlmcu" o0er Ser
Sbernmtnlann bon 9lultbcuren",
ldJnGbil6eS Observation-Disclosures IN eli
ncnl 9(ft bon u. Hotbmuno, gelcitet
bon @errn j.. Coulter; Eerionen
aurfiirit Sricorih bon @%iirttemberg.
Huo. Berger; /. Sffi}icr, &. @ieoet.
bolt; >, Siii6ier. 8. &cutter; Ober.
omtmon1 BON Mpirbeurcn, .. StoI-
lcmonn; A~lntsoiencr, VI. HieOel; /.
SQger, :. Surbig; >, &0ger, Hobcrt
Spielnlaml u G t~effenbnler, Ssoi. Wfiil-
Ter; Nnore&sboita', M Renti6lcr
Stierlebolef,u Chr .8en9el; Sroll
AberonltDialutG 8ri4 G.LS nutcr: SD
ger. llno li9altcrinmen neblt
Sinoer. N.lg.ht
Gas TeTtIpirl gcfiel gdllS'% beionoers
ullb er5ielten Sic Mit1pirfctocn, be
%irnoerS Scrr HuOolpb Scr0er, Der Die
@ouptroQc iibcrnonlncu bottc, Itiir.
niilden 8eifnll. 4ehlucroRptcu Zip.
plalls crntetc Gltd1r Der s9nperiihC
Wt1nnerdlor", Scr inter Der Seitrng
leincs Girigcntcil Sll6crt &riippel
nit nlcbrcrcn Gh6ren erirclltc, meld)c
er mlItcraiitti9 jlInl &ortrQg brod)te.
Gem g%eoic9encu llilterbnltun0s-@Sro-
gronnm folgte Gin Hotties S~on5tron5-
den, INN bis 81 irtiber Strmoc folgtc
Die grpBc 3obl Sdmnbcub SdrmGbin-
llen Hllo. aird) 9iidtidipoben Den flot-
ten Snftrn Der gtniit nit gnmutb
uno Sreubc.
Sn Dclt Sd0ntrQlnct .gllg co
m1brello oe@ Gauges ebeniollS icbr
lcbboft ST. &icr pnrbc Gin Nrolit
nod Dem onocrcn ~geirnlscn mo bic
Glider INNER luic6er auf'S Ncue nit
Dem %id)0luncnoen @eritcnioft gciiiut.
9uu mo llntcrboltltilg perlicfcn IN
Ncllfbar gcmiitblider @ciic, bis Die
porgeid)rittcnc Stluloe allh Die let.
ten Sbcilncbmcr 5um Iltibrud)
mubnte. 9ic Scitbeboroe beltonO aus
Den fol9cnocn Gonite'n.
ARRANGEMENTS Gonlite NllQll't
MottbeB, GorliBcr. Noom Hcntitlcr,
Srib HclHter, Nernbaro Stollcn.
moicr. NOolf &icoclj Geo, Sonlonil
unb Sofn Trcn.
Sol5-Gonlitc - @eora Mottbc6
Srcb. Ilbers inO Goporo NlbcrS.
9msGnnlitc ~ 4bonl Hentidlcr.
@crnboro S%tollcnnnoier, Gor( Solt,
ter, Sofob &eltlCr u1b GboS. EroB.
Observation-Disclosures SdrG-
Der, Charles 0itermeper. grtbur
9omnicl uno 6rnh5 Coulter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
@eitcrn IarpIanb- G;icnbabn.
9eginneno arr 26. Sept1mber.
8erld6t Siuens8atphof:

9eginnenb arr 26. Septlmber.
8erliBt S~i1ens9dtrSof: -
Sdqfidj:
4.10 MISUNDERSTANDING, Sugerstotpr. 81. &
W. Wb.,s Baonesboro, 9bambersbu-a unb,
aligeeitpnIIrerl Sonntaes. 9dncGd nno Gum,
berIn1o.
1857 Morssns- 8cfIider g1preb. Betmtnfter,
untonsHritye, Yynceoile Nreberid unb Gnt,
ritsbIra ansgenommeu Gonntdesl, WaSnes.
boro. Qbdnuberstnra. 2aeerstown, Snnepd.
Cumberland. GliinB fglffet Obfernafiors.
@asgens)... Die Oxidation bieies 3Ises ON
Sonntaa ~ SdeerSiofprt. ~
zip Nndniltags ACCOMMODATION hu4
%4I5 Ga6miiiaas = snnensua, SouptIinie,
Sagersfopr, Sarlcod, SbtpperEbura unb,
aiseetor'rter Gonnfdes, Greberi6 unb GIN.
rtitSbnra .tBarIprsg1daaou).
9deltfh, dnsgenpmmen eumuiae. =
100 Mlsrseits = gorf. 3. unb s, Glib. unp
7,to Observation-Disclosures nac aburmont.
2.45 observation-disclosures mad GuSbrpof GIpn.
bon, gorf, Sanoper. GETTYSBURG unb .. &
Sdneper, .gettbsbl.e mrb. q. unb g.. Gto.
$50 iMlsndinitt1as-sifoni. rcn SdnoLcr. "
8.f5 abenos-Nifom. mad Union 0ricae.
gMr SamfagS.
ff.30 9beuSS-gffom. nd6 Union Brinae.
Nur Spuutaga.
e.45 Moraens-aiicnl. na6 Union grtbae anb
. SdIt mot ant VennfrIpanic gIoe. .Hatnbof an,
y. Mpbestton., 8tcesHrdf.. u. Ser. .@ef@dfsf.
". ". So'pen. s31tfaoiersSlasnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Nus Den @cridDtcn.

llcbertretcr Der Sleomor0arill Ge.
ieBe Dor Dem 9unoeSrihter.
S6lpnr5er Gieb bon Hciictoidc.l
crb1lt Is Mtoltote 3ud)tbousbatt.
6riibcrcr Fittabllrger Stills.
Sdcriif uuf 5luei Sabre ms
3lld)tbuuS geionGt,
Sul0eSnlurld)0lle bnbcn lcit Mo
lloten ben @ltttcrbGnolcrn in @ul.i-
more lhorf ollf ole Singer gcieben
mo moltde llebertretiun9 DER Cleo
@cictc entoedt. g
GbworO 5. Sreeburger befonntc
iidl iduloig, Oleomor0orin perfouft
6n .baben, obne I'M Belts Der erfprbcrz
lldell 9lu1ocalicen5 aelpcien SIT iein;
S~lrl0esriftcr Mtorris ionbtc i'm altf
ied)s Monote ms @cfGngniB uuo
perlrtbeilte i'm 5ltr 3obllng elmer
Strofgefbiibr BON $500.
Sic Sultoes = 8roBgeld)luorenel
tlo9ten @n1. &. 9rnmble al, I'M
Sui leBten Sobres Sleontdrgorin
p%crfalft 5l bobell, obne i'm 9eiib Ell
ller Sunoeslicen5 gemelen 81 ieiu.
Sorrp. i. @rig9S, Der fiir5lib nc
gen llebertretun9 Der Sleonlargorin.
0elebc 81 recommendations @efangs
niBboit uno $1,000 @elObuBe peri,rs
tbetlt lpuroe, mliroe geitern inter
Silrgifoit ans Dem @ef1ngniB cnt-
loilen, bis lein gliltrog fiir einciI
llellen Fro5eB entidieoen lit,
NnbertbuIb Sabre % ndt :
bonS ii / Ieiictoihes
War0er.
Ser Neger Charles Mcanp be
follllte lid ihuloig, &crrn Charles
Cute oitf Dem Eier Der .Marplmb,
Nclomarc & Tirgilio.@ abnaelcll.
ifoft" cine N%ciietnid)e 0cltoblen sit
bobcn ullo iuuroe bon Hidtcr 2utiu
I'M GrlmtnolQerid)t 5ll 1S Moratelt
3udtbauS uerurtbeilt. Wtc&up batte
ollh Dem Stoots-Gontroleur Scrilla,
Hldtcr SnnleS &. Bono ulo 5lpei on
ocren Eerionen Heiietoidcn eeltob.
len. Gicie Sale mllrbcn ubcr nieoer-
geId)lagen, nudoem Der Ne0er iid i'm
crItcn 6aqc ld)ulOig crflGrt botte.
Of tbous fiir Suits.
g hcriff.
8epan Goroees, alias &c0p 0iron,
ell ebenlaliaer Gittsburgcr Siilfs-
Shcriif, mirbe geitern i'm Criminal.
@eridt bon Gid)ter Suffp ouf slpei
Sabre ms Warpl1noer 3ltdtborts
gclonot, nadoenl er iid idniloia be-
tonnt, am 8. Sr5enlber lcsten Sobres
IN 8~oloenbcrg'S Sobet an Der Gdc
BON S%ertngton- unb NrfitroBe einge-
brod)ell ST iein. Die Eolijei elotbt,
BOB er Der Wonn lit, meld)er in Den
iebtelt Wtpnaten on Der 2crington.,
ipcltlid bon EeorlitroBe, 5dblreid)e
Giltbriid)e periibte.
$1100 iir y alto Gnlter. /.
Gem Eaitor Charles DC. GpIter BON
DER erIten oeutld)en pereinigten epo1t-
geliid)ell STRIDE on Der Golterit-ape..
nobe Srooopop, Dllroen geItern iiit
Gommon Eleas.8 erid)t IN ieilier a(a-
&c gegen 6rau gpo Silqartner, ciner
1ltlidleh 6ron bon Sit-YaItimore,
iuegen angebGidcr SerleumDnna
SLIGO Gntif1oiguna 5ugeiprod,ell.
6roii Silgurtncr eridien nid)t gun,
Tro6eB. Sic iou eeiast babrlf, tie
babe Dem Eaitor @elb gclieben.
"H -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Sbciapeafe Steamihip Gumpamp.

Shcfapeafcs2tnic:
%nf, Hpripls, Slo 9pini Comfort II. bem sioen
id6ltD, nlts8cf. SoHflfln, Inn $50 Wbenos.
Nprsgiper s2iuie:
Naf Ynrf MiDer.2dnonngrn, sEei.gpiut nm
Mdlmuuo
Ticriidq. So1neritan uno Sum1taa
it 3 llbr Ybenos.
@iIct.giireanr:
f19, 1917 NIB 217 Eit.Saltimur re. strabr l,rS
BOG 4orb'G barics.s trahe.
SnuntsHilredi 2igbts NIB 9eesStr., Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Sdlifisnad

Nep- PORT, Il. Snr, 9lr,ae.
fomnteit: Der Camper a2aplano"
bon Intlncrpclt.
II ME, IL. San. II. A~bgeiobrcn:
Der Gaapier pYauoniarcnad Ietp.
Oorf. aa il
BON II. San. ~ @ngefom.
men: Der G~onlpfcr n@ttnelpasfn"
bon Nem.Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Mcrdjants G. Mincrs Sranspurt. So.


=" VtuMI NHb FuNhHIttt.
Sad Butte anS ocm Often.
Soiliitaa, Eterltag mo Sreitag, 6 llbr gtberos.
Bad Yrupiocnee NIB benz Often.
oo1iltag, Mltitpuh ulb Sreitag. 6 lt9r 9lbeHos.
Wad Newport 9'e,us.
Idali6, di~seetommen Spn1eritae II. Gamitae,
o ltbr sbenos.
' Srabt nnqetommen i1elih bis 8 llbr 9sa6m.
tthr %oenielhel 21a fabrenoe 9ampfer.
Nah Sapannab uno Sadipnutnc.
W'ontaa, Mitilppd) mo 5reitde, q llbr 96enhs.
=. VI. Diegieil, g9eitt, Bier 3. 5ub S.=8absS.r
9aipts giircal: German uito 2igbtsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Iatiouol.g Banter

IationoI.g onfen.
,sbe rlb sppu s~gattuHal Baut," Sab. uns
&yeter.Strabe. Saeob u. SooL, Brdftoent;
.Ssineite! sstatioaai.saai,3 4a2 saS.proab,pas.
a8. g. g9agner, aaffirer.
mgssttetu sattonal Saur," IL ssorb'gutatp.Str 1T.
8. Wlariott, &diiirer.
LEARNERS anb WicrdjautS RattpuaI 0auf, "
Soutbs unb 9ombarosStrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Tane sar &eiie in's NnsIanb &c.
iorgt 6. @ainr, 0r. Alb, Cit.yaIti.
mpreitrafe, maize Gnitum Vouie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

9au Waterialien, 9biren, Seniter'
rabmen, 2ooen, etc.
Sames y. Guiter & 60. 115-117 Sfb'Sreoe'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
SeteffibsW

9eteftib. 9leentur.
National Tst.qipe etrpire. 8. W. gcfb, 9e.
fUdftsfiibrer.s 1r. 632. Can. Ybilbira, saIh.
more. NIB; Tbone ct. 9anI $500.
ttann, 1efhdftsfl3rer, $40 @auitatIe.gIbe.,
baltimore, no. Ybone: 6. & q. ct. 8aut
2027; g8upnurg: Q. & r. Wolfe 1230-M.
epanSaner 4 Gdmtot, ga6foleer bon Gmitb,
@eft & ehonS. sos gaIbert BUILDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Wormor. uno @ranit.W erfe.
g. ptlsdrtntr G ebtat, 7t4-7ts BeitBnltt.
nloresStrahe. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Stoats. 9onfeu.
,4eutide gaui puh Yalitmprs,n Baltimore.
unb SouioapsStrabe. &ugult Beber, Brdlts
be2!: O.. q. Slot, S~hasmeifteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
SruItsG omLpaattte'n

EruitsG ompa9nte'n.
,9tarptanb sruft Co.," Norbped.e6s gaIbert.
nnS German'StrgBe; g.; 9. Zimmerman,
Yrdhbent; 9arroa gaH 0eb, S9atnteifter;
Serois Spencer, iun., SiilfSsS 6dtmeitter
San Sfinner, SiiifSs5efretdr.
Baltimore Sraf & 1aarantec Co.," gauttabIe
Ylttleiua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
W0bofateu

Qarf u. W. sdhplg, 1870 9aN gutTbtno.
VuftapnS 0prb, 261-269 galoert @ItIbtuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

.r@ .F~~ go
plumbing, Surfaces, STANCES un6
Sefen, Tahoeden utio 3innen.
Senuett Srcs.. b23 observation-disclosures. b
aupferibmieSe unb Blumbsrs.
Sosu Snbsrt. 1714 Ibsmesestrabe. g. I ,.
2elepbon: Bolfe 1899.
sSelier-8 %
rNosal Sminranee So. Of ,atperpusl," 6spsp
". g9arfieIo. 8eitoentsW lanaaer, 101-102
.Sbdmber pi goTmerce 9uiIoiRe.
y@ermaaia Jeaer q. @erifernngS . gttenidaft,"
Baltimore nnh Nortt'Strdbe.
gtgentbums 4genten uno $1noJer.
eissrs 9. 9asan G ssspae~, 10 CIt.sertnQton.
Sufihmieb- Slibebor.
q. eestt Same Co., 3e2-s84 Rorb,Oa p.etr
&oblen uho SoI3.
eesst y. gsa lstue. $50 GoIumbia.abennt.
Bfanoleib.8 eidGfte.
"Gpnipltbates auan Co.," 1 aorbs0ab.gtrabe
Biaros ,no Srgeln.
GtaS. M. ettef, . @orb.2tbertn.s trabe.
Wn1. 3nabe 4 60, Bdrf'Ibe. uno Sapeite'Str
Eotier uno Gapier.Ei iten.
enalth, 1tgoa Go, 105--1o7 SanobersstraBe.
glehpIatten, Metoa, etc.
Chm, GsIfftn & Go. (tnecrportrt), 1910
gaIberfton'Str aBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Wei9dftss@ egmetier.
Bidder, gonoitor. unb Sotel.
@eoarfs.I rtifcl.
re gsssrs & 9i6s 60. 1O4 Sib'SotsarbsGtr

Seitunsen, 3eitiGrifteu, etc.
,Ste saIttmpre 0ews Co.," 9apb abereroIp'
bic. Uefhat.sfiibrer, 31S WefisDe Wharf, Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
TUFTS Leber Pillen

halten oas SpItem In Nrbnufs unb
osrhlnoernoen trantbditen3uitunb Der
Ssbsr. tuel6er arantb.iten porbersebt.
Elm VerhinderungsmltteI
bon aopf'amsr3eu. DpgpepTa, sdpins
bel, fhleftsm @eihmud i'm Munbe.
SocbreHtlen. &leater 3unge, appetita
loiistsit. 6artIsitigteit un6
Vile bili6ien Qfiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Spar.0anfen.
,Seutfte eSarbant ppn Balttmpre,~ Gutam,
unb GuIiirnpresStra
,et. Sames Syarbauf," SaIttuloresGtrabe unb
Guftom SoufesMoeHliR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Sett jim Debran1 in Der Gnniben, unb ma
Wnadt,Gtnt,ou I'M 1000 Wbenbe.
loE.sDaeeous.. Gpeiferattn etc. tverbsn f9ue1
s:orgf Der Selerton IN anen frIotnoen Dtnek
gh.euu1 Qtar.eSs unh BdIttnicsesGfrabs, g.. D
], q. BauI 1924 nher NIB. Gcurtianb 1901:
VI. NopoIsetattpn Z. h e., Mt. Nernor aflSi
9nrloeHsgtutt0r SnfurptnftrnkBA redu, {. 9 y,
q Paul $40. cbet Wlb. GoustIont b7e, NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Ter Snmme bats d.
8eirotbspermiitlcr: ,Saben Sic Ser.
m6gen?" Serr: Stein, ober cinen
Snfel, Dem Der Saitpttrefier inn @e.
iid)t seIhrieben itcbt.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Hotier uno 8apier.Gi Often.
sruIth. TtIoa Co., 105--107 Sanobersstrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

2etberbeItatier.
Gambler & ebtus. 17cS-1Tt0 GantcuIupenue
Sep- Gppf. gtortb' unh 3reeumount.H besue.
Sriebb6fe.
,asnbpn Rarf Gemeterp," ntreau: II Hejt.
Sdtatoa1.S trube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

2anopirtbldaitlife @er6t1e unb i
S1mareien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

glehpIatten, Metau, etc.
aapu,. GsIffia & Go, (tneorportrt). 1910
BaIberftorsGtrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
BEll1lIHlM (

9rprebtlge .Nebe etanbe art BITE etanbe" oon
Der &amber,G Citation uaH Ipaftiugtcu an
Modeutasen 100 Yprm. bis 800 albsrbS
Griibere gbfatrt bon BET Uf. HobaIsGtatton.
Ttrefte Ferttntanv In ser ueuen ttsisst
ben 9inteH.
Raihtssisn, bsrlaHen mt, HoSaI.etatton.
tits. sil.5b Born. s12.is. tis.ss, Viz.
.s.4s, 1910, .4.ts, Ass. 1856 Ta9ni,. s8.o9.
1875 800 Yimit,ol, -,o.ss .!..Ss abeshS
ssi.O6, f7,ao.' 500, 1870 1900. 1000. +ii.M
SsTm- .1S,oo. tiao2 .ta.so,, Hoo, SOS
Wn&a,. te.co. .e.ie. 1920. fs.0o, $500, '.s.li
pimtissl 1000 1905, sIt.05. si1.32 NbbS.
arets.td gamben.etattp 7:s6 urb se.1s
Burn, f1.25. 1850 tfrb 1870 ga@ni.
esstystsrn, mt. StouaI.Stqtion, t7.lb Sorn,
Born, 1870. TACO Na0rn.
ald 5gstaf pfne atne
nAM HLttatettta nnb NswJDssk.
Neuer .IerrItnuS an her Ttetunb3t pa 1stafeu
etro6e. Sssip'port, ieausm nod SoieID m,
3hc0teeQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Hiaros nno Srgeln. &.
GtaS. N. etst, . @orosQtbertp.S trabe.
Nul. Qunbe & Co., BdrfsMbe. urb Sdbettesxtr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Sutihmieb. 2ubebor.
q. eestt pesne Co., 382-384 Rorb,O at, Gtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Srifftts & surmer Co., eos Nors.gaea.stmt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

gigentbums Igenten uno Gambler.
etssrs g. Sasan G ssepsep, 10 Cf'ssrtn0ton'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

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Sofmonn; sic @einreiie" bon 36lI.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
LOOKS LIKE
DOLLAR WHEAT
NEXT YEAR
Farmer Thinks the Freezing
Weather WiSS Destroy
TWo-ThirdS of Crop.

with the thermometer ranging
from 23 above to 81 degrees and the
fall crop of wheat being destroyed
to a certain extent by the freeze, the
local wheat market is likely to mount
some high pinnacle, and remain there
indefinitely" said a well-known farm
er from the southern section of the
county today.
What the ultimate result of the
present cold snap will bring, can only
be surmised as yet, owing to some
of the sections of the farming district
being more or less protected from
the cold winds, but it is safe to say
that two-thirds of the fall crop will
be lost. That the present freeze will
affect the fall crop now in the ground
is attested by the manner in which
the grain is being brought to the sur
face with the continual uplift OF the
earth. The frozen ground swells up
when in the grip of the freeze and
brings with it the planted wheat.
When the earth settles back into
place. it leaves the grain on top of
the ground without protection, eth
er to the following cold weather or
the hot sun in the summer which, al
though not being burning to any
great extent, is sufficient to destroy
young grainexposed to it.
However, the farmers in this vi
cinity have not been putting much
dependency upon the fall crop, and
it was predicted by many that the
present winter would bring excep-
tionally severe weather for wheat
raising.
The wheat crop last season suf-
fered very little from the cold, ow-
ing to the fact that the snow protect
ed it during the coldest weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
NEW ARMY REGULATIONS.
War Department Limits the Num-
ber of Horses That the
Officers May Keep.

There are a number of rich young
officers in the army and sometimes
they try to outshine their less tortu-
nate comrades by the Tugs" they
put on.
IN the cavalry, particularly the
opportunity to do this has been pre-
sented through the ability OF the more
wealthy men to keep a lot OF horses
one fit for every occasion. They
have blooded horses for parade pur-
noses. hunters for social affairs, and
polo ponies.
The war department has taken no
tice of this condition of affairs and,
I'm a recent order, has endeayored to
put a limit upon the number of ami
mails that may be kept by any Of
ficer. The order says
1T is believed that seven horses
is an excessive number for one Of
ficer of the rank of second lieuten-
ant to have at one time and that the
precedent established by the APP
proval of the possession of such a
number would be liable to degen-
crate into an abuse. 1t is further
thought that no officer should, as
a rule, have in his possession more
than four mounts, though in ex-
ceptional cases the number might be
temporarily increased to five or six,
especially when it is the intention
to replace wornout or unsuitable ami
mails by better ones, and that it
should be clearly understood that the
possessing of more than four ami
mails should be exceptional and tenn
porarily 1t should also be distinctly
understood that it is highly i'm
proper for mounted officers to make
use of government facilities for the
purpose of speculation or personal
gain in this connection"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
REAL ESTATE
LOOK AT THOSE.

Good new 7-rom house and 4fine
lots; must be sold at once. Inves-
tigate.
Small house, fine we'll, 10 lots, all
in fruit, near car line; snap.
100 acres, all In cultivation, good
house, barns. on good road, in
sight of Salem; teams, cows,
tools and hay; good farm, bar
gain, all for $S5 per acre.
so acres, all extra land, god new
buildings. on good road, close to
Salem, close to school, best home
and land in 4 miles OF Salem;
teams and all goes. See A. C..
Smith 4 Co.
ESQ acres, all in cultivation, good
house. barns. S-aere orchard, on
good road, s miles from station
best buy in the county, only $55
per acre.
III you want vacant lots, fruit
orchards or vacant lands see
A. &. SMITH n CO.,
5iI State street. Phone15O7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
FIRST DUTIES OF
JOURNALISM
1t Must Look After the Interests
of the People Above All.

At a dinner the other evening at
which many prominent business men
were present, William r. Hearst was
asked to speak on Journalism. -
The duties of the journalist he de-
scribed as follows:
II know something about jour
nolism, and I have high opinion OF
my profession.
II regard a newspaper publisher as
an attorney retained by the people
to protect their rights and their
interests.
II believe it to be as much the
duty of newspaper publisher to
place the interests of the people
above all questions of personal ad-
vantage as it is the duty of an hon
orable attorney to place the interests
of his clients above all such con-
siderations.
IF journalism is sometimes
found in active and critical opposi-
ton to certain business interests,
IL Is merely because these business
interests have come in direct conflict
with the rights of the public, which
is the main duty of journalism in
defend.
If journalism maintains an atti-
tude of greater approval toward
other business interests, it is be-
cause of the disposition Of the bus
mess men in control of these inter
ests to entertain broader and high.
er conception of their duties and re-
sponsibilities to the public.
1T is the difficult duty of journal
ism 70 distinguish between what is
good and what is bad in the rene
dies proposed for every evil, and, as
I'm the instance / have cited, to adj
wise the people not to be diverted
into an attack upon combination In
business, which is in itself beneficial
but to carry ona war of eXtermina-
tion against the abuse of the power
Of combination in the hands of men
who are selfish and unscrupulous TO
the point of criminolity.
In these complex and difficult
situations / feel that the conscien-
tious publisher should have the sup
port of the people and also of that
world which recognizes its own du
ties and obligations TO the people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Pneumonia Follows a Cold

but never follows the use of Foley &
Honey and Tar, which stops the
cough, heals the lungs and expels
the cold from your system.
1t is a dangerous thing to take a
cough med cine containing opiates
that merely stifle your cough instead
of curing it. Foley's Honey and
Tar loosens and cures the cough
and expels the poisonous germs thus
preventing pneumonia and consump-
ton. Refuse substitutes and take
only the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar in the yellow package. Sold by
j. c. Perry.