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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

extravagant to the point of wasteful-
ness, and the fashion is running riot.
Individual thrift is considered not
merely miserly boarding, but is
looked upon as vice and a thing to
be despised. 1t is said that this is
not a day OF small things, and that
wealth, as wealth goes now, may no
longer be accumulated by the
slow process of savings and econo-
mics. This may be true if we shall
measure wealth only by billions or
hundreds of millions, but, just as
surely as there ever existed virtue in
economy, of contentment and indie
pendence in frugality, they are there
to-day, and just as surely as individ-
ual and national extravaganza ever
led to a day of reckoning they are
doing so to-day. Among nations, and
among individuals, permanent wealth
and material progress are the results,
not so much of rich natural resources
as they are the products of economy
and thrift; not alone economy in the
arts Of production, but economy of
use.
THE maintenance of the present
high level of prices is dependent upon
the sustained purchasing power of
the individual which in turn depends
very largely, If not wholly, upon the
expansion. of credit. Herein lies one
of the chief elements of weakness and
danger in the situation.
IF the banks may by increasing
loans create credits, which in turn
create purchasing power and a sus-
tanned demand for high-priced goods.
thereby still further advancing prices
in the benefits of which all classes
share except those who possess fixed
incomes, it may be asked why this is
not good; why not continue to pro-
mote the general ability to spend;
why not continue giving to each in
dividual an amount of enjoyment,
luxury and pleasure unknown before,
particularly when all this may be ac-
complished by merely increasing
loans? The simple but comprehen-
sive and truthful answer is that it
cannot be done because in the long
run every act of wastefulness and
every item of extravaganza must be
paid for to the last farthing; every
item consumed must be earned"
Mr. Talbert also discussed the dam
ger of the country losing it's favorable
trade balance and of adding an ad-
verse trade balance to the other debit
items which run against this country
to the extent of hundreds Of millions
Of dollars a year. Mr.. Talbert esti-
mated these items at total Of $780,
600, 900. including 100000
spent abroad by American travellers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
GREAT DAYS ON
THE MISSISSIPPI.
Seventy Years Ago $25 900, 900
Was Invested in Steamboats, and
Millions Were Spent Yearly in
Waoes.

Reviewing the golden age Of river
traffic when Mark Twain was pilot
on the Mississippi, writer in the
Travel Magazine says that some
steamboats,, like the John Simonds,
the Robert e. Lee or the Natchez did
$4,000 business every round trip.
This, however, was exceptional.
AS general rule, steamboating
was not paying industry, the most
fortunate owners making but six per
cent on the money invested.
Many a hungry mouth did the
steamboat business fill in those days.
In 1892 the number of men earning
their living in the various depart
ments of the trade has been estimated
at 100000; ten years later, counting
only the laborers, engineers, pilots,
repairers. and others of actual crews,
there were about 100000 men en-
ployed. During the year 1880, there
was S3,000,000 invested in steam
boats, with yearly expense of ST.
671,S40 for wages, $1,390,200 for
wood, $S35,S20 for provisions and
$743,0 for other expenses. In 1880
almost s2,O00,00O was sepnt for wood
alone along the shores of Western
rivers
The steamboat age began about
1921 and flourished for fifty years.
AS early as 1894 the number of
steamboats, on the Mississippi and it's
tributaries is estimated at 230 and in
1912 there We're $50 vessels, with a
value of $25, 100000. But the
golden era was from 1S4S till the
war. Never did the valley and steam
Thousands of bales of cotton were
annually shipped to Southern mar
kets; and the wharves of st. Louis
and Memphis and Vicksburg and
other large ports were stacked with
piles of merchandise and lined with
scores of steamers. But the war
came on, cutting off communications
between the North and South, and
sweeping the trade away. Iron-clads,
built from former packets, paroled
the mighty river. When peace was
finally declared the survivors of the
old steamboat days were dead, or en-
gagged in other industries. The bust
ness picked up bit then, but fell off
again before the cheaper and faster
transportation of railroads. To-day
the occupations of the wood-cutters
have vanished. A few packet lines
control the Mississippi and Ohio river
trade and along the levees of the big
river cities only half dozen or so
steamboats, can be seen at anchor,
the last survivors of that gala period
when the river was the great high
way.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
Will Anyone Believe This?

The wife of literary man of the
Indiana school, who had taken up
chicken raising as side issue, was
telling of the poor success she had
with brood of eleven chickens. They
seemed to be doing all right for a
few days, she said, and then, one
after another, they all died in the
coop.
What did you feed them?" asked
the wife of farmer neighbor.
Feed them?" exclaimed the au-
thor's help-mate. 81 didn't feed
them; l thought a healthy young
pullet like that should have milk
enough for her chicks. Everybody
Magazine.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
Just About Now.

" you are bilious, your liver gives
you more or less trouble
If you are finical, the condition OF
your hat bothers you.
II YOU are gardener, it's the
neignbor's hens
If you are landlord, out go some
of your tenants.
II you are gourmet, you mourn
the approaching departure of the oys.
ter.
II you are married, house-cleaning
broods like bird OF evil omen over
your peaceful home.
II you are fool, you let such
trifing inconvenience outweigh all
the other charms Of this delightful
season.-Boston Transcript
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

virtues and values of Munyon'e Paw
Paw tonic and are made from the
juice of the Paw-Paw fruit | I'M
hesitatingly recommend these pills as
being the best laxative and cathartio
ever compounded. Send US postal or
letter, requesting free package of
Munyon's Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxa-
tive Pills, and we will mail Same free
of charge. MUNYON'S HOMOEO-.
PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO., Sad
and Jefferson SITS. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
FINNAN HADDIE FISH CAKES

new step and time saver for the
Busy housewife is the faxed finnan
haddie that now comes ready 10 use
for fish cakes, Dreaming or chowder.
The fish is less smoky than when II
comes whole. For the cakes mix the
finnan haddie par-boied with an equal
quantity Of mashed potatoes, season
with melted butter. salt and pepper,
add beaten egg and mould into
cakes. Then fry..-Emma Paddock
Telford in the New York Telegram.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

me a well woman,
and / would like to
tell thewhole world
of it. / suffered
fromfemale trouble
and fearful painsin
my back. Ihad the
best doctors and
they all decided
that I had a tumor
In addition to my
female trouble, and
advised an opera
tiOn. lydia f.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

Laughn in the May Scribne writes re-
markabe article in which he
psychological hour to call for the creation of
shadow the inward pleasures of the mind
show? be high
those who do not ask much
what is? Gold, of
all evil but gold the standard
the sole Of the evil in increased cost of
living"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

The sudden demand for popular
education in China is shown by the
fact that the school attendance in one
province has increased 5000 per cent.
in five years.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
Package Mailed Free on Request Of
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAW PILLS

The best Stomach and
Liver Pills known and
a positive and speedy
cure for Constipation,
Indigestion, Jaundice,
Biliousness, Sour Stom-
ach. Headache, and all
ailments arising from a
disordcred stomach or
sluggish liver. They
contain in concen-
trated form all the
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
AFTER
SUFFERING
!. ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wis. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has made
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01

placed anywhers. az
tIactsand kills all flies.
Neat. clean. ornarncn-
tai. convenient. cheap. 4
Lasts oil season.
Made Of install. cannot
spill or tip over. will not
sod or inlure anything.
Cuara nteed effective.
OF all dsalers or sent
prepaid for 20 cents.
HAROLD soMERa
100 DeKalt Ava
Beooklyu, n. "a
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
HOTEL PATTEN

Absolutely frsproof every window screened the
coolest and cleanest hotel in the South. rs rooms
passed. regular New York hotel and of the show
places of tho South. Rates sl5O and up per day.
European plan. Bridal couples given special atten-
ton Low round trip railroad rates stop.over priv
ileges on all through tickets. Write for booklet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Gle bentidyc @ehrfraft.

Ter oeittId,e 8enerolitnbsar5t bon
Sd)lerniiig bot lid Dor Ginger Belt
onbii ohSgelprpd)en. onB Die peiiimi.
ltiIdcn Aniid)ten iiber cinen Hiid.
gong Der &cbrfrobt bes oeltiden
Bottles unbegriinbet ieien. 9as nett,
eite nintIid itotiitiife 8icrteliobrs.
belt bringt nun cine Stotiitif fiir bcS
Snbr 1908 iiber ole Hefrutirllia Dol,
Seer uno @dri,ie. lueld)e Die aniid),
ten Shierning's beitdtist. Sn SoIgc
Der Ge~rnlebring Der 9cpolfcrunN
beS Meides hat lid nnturrgcm1b
aildl bic 3dbI Der 8citellultgspflidti.
gen iortgeiest pernebrt. Snt Sabre
1903 moren 100000 Mann SIR
Stellung bel Der Hefrutirune per,
pflihtct. Sm Sabre 1908 mnreu e.
bereits t,198IO00. Tie 3abl Der g..
itellunespfIidtigen bate lid olio i'll
finn Sabren nm 125,0O0 poer iiEl
mebr ais elf Yro3ent permebri
ourhihnittlih nlio iibcr ;wei Ero-
gent i'm Sabre, Gie GerItarfung oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Sie Yeieitignna ocs Eoitbeiisits.

0efnuntlidl bubcl, iolpobl YroIiocnt
loit, mic @encrnl.F oitmeiitcr Sitd).
cod cS nif bos S%orgiomltc bernie
cen. IN ibrcn ToridIG0cn 5ilr 9cici.
tigirng bes EolthciiiitS bic Giniiib.
ring Der Nodctbciorocrimg bnrd) bic
|uit Sl criuGbnen, mo cS miro ibi,cn
hcsbnlb luenig oil9cnebm lein, oaB
oiner Der nSninracnicn," oas Gon'
grebmitalicb Murood Don aonins,
hieie Sroge iett DEM Experimentation.
baus 81 e%inaebenber Grortcrung I'M.
terbrciten mill. 50. mas nod itlim-
nlcr lit: er crflGrt. bub Die Hegie-
ring t~boti1d)lid) bns Mpnopcl SIR
Veforbcrung bon Enfeten bercitS
babe, bo bos @cics mrbriidlid) upn
ngricien mo Enfeten" ipred)e lno
Den Grprebseielid)oiten bieier 10
iiberolis eintrG9lid)e 5beil bes
SronsportiueleuS ,lur aui @rnno ei.
ner i'm Sabre 1881 pom @eneral-
Eoitncilter McSca0b seflllten, ourd)'
ans irrtbiinllidcn Gntifeibirng eiit.
ger6umt morbcn ici.
IS bunoelt lid in 8irflid,fcit bier
iiilt ons l0laIt tiei c%mpilnoellc Sc
hiirinib Der 9cfrcimta bes oonscl,
Bottles pom Der Gltsbeutung burd) Die
Observation-Disclosures, Die ieIbitoer.
'ionolid) Den goilSen rnfangreiden
Apporot, iibcr pcld)cn lie pcrfiiaen,
Ill Sb1ti9fcit icscn, III, bieie Min.
ocrung ibrer Tiuioenocil ;i uerbiiten.
Sie laiien Den Gongreb nit Eetitio.
nen Der decentralization 2~abenbeiiser
humbarbircn, bencn Der oirefte BE.
~ltrllrnn9en iii bcn @rpblt1bten CT.
moglid)croe Endetpoit ongeblid, ibr
sor5cn @eIf,1it fortnehmen miiroe-
Nos barer "llniinn lit - uno es per.
Den I'M observation-disclosures nno &c.
rot ibren iehr groBen poIitiiten Gin.
iiiiB ouibietei. Inn Die Wi,rOod'id,
EGe'olutipn einiad, niehersmitinmen.
Ienn fommt lie sur Gebottc, 10 miro
lid Der Erld Der 6iientlid)en Mei.
rilns 10 itarf scltcno MAIDEN. bob Die
lieben 6reunoe uno 9unoeseenoiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Houlanbs tirfiidc 8Gbcr.
ianitabls. gsbdnpe, gonnmt sesen. etsts pffen.
(Wtat41O
TDbcSfG0c.

Yul IA. Snnlar Charles 4. Mnitin, Nr. 729,
Nforo sSlliois gbeilic. 20 Sabre ait.
slnt ~. Suitli1r SuSbua 4uoeriuu, Siiomcits
ede Tight nno 3eatbs Sira6e. So Sabre alt.
Vim 10. Snriidr Stnrp &. yedrr, Dir. 1ig,
Noro' 6ronts Sirabc, ~ Sabre MT.
Nm 16. Saridr, samusl Siunir, nj. $50.
&eit. Z nrniogas StrnBc. 81 Sabre alf.
Vim 10. Sunuur sainitpu EHolen, 9tr. 500,
States Strabc. SO Sabre alt.
Nm Il. Sunitar Seite Iaois, 9,r. HOG,
Hiiile NtiforsS trabe, i3 Sabre aft,
In 10. 2dnnar Nm. y. Guans, gir. 300,
NorosRinesS trdbc. II Sabre alt.
Vim 10. Surunr Wtarg Surmanois, 9tr. iii.
%UrS.ea Strabe. 81 Sabre at;
SbletessIncb. 80 Sabre alt.
VIM Is. Samlur gdtrid 8arpca, Wierd .ocfpi.
tai. 10 Sabre uIt.
@m Is. Snnudr Gliabetb I. u. 8elmann,
Scbns 6oplinS' Sclpiial. 10 Sabre alt.
Vim "A. .S1i,iar sdmnel Suromnn, guboieiu.
Ilbi, 40 Iabre oil.
gnt rs. -Sanunr emma Samiltpn, tlniot
Trotefidnt Snfirnidrr. go Sabre alt.
HIT 10. Sdnunr Snfia Surrtgan, 9tr. 7t3.
Scntt Stratc. Gs Sabre dIt. y
glnn Il. .3onliar Sphn Sadion, Rnppterp. 800
fpiiaI. 81 Sabre alt. .''
Ym fl. Salluor Charles Q. 1apran. W;nrp.
Ianb @cncriG.oofpitaI, ~ Sabre alt.
Im 10, Sdniar D,arn Y. Mnbl. Nr. 10. Siis
Dedtbs Stratc. AZ Sabre alt.
Vim tG. Snnnur Snlia y. yisifett, Nr. 1881.
gSefi.lortba Mpcrue. 80 Sabre alt.
Mm 10. Snniidr 8alfuur ". aarrh. gtr. 2226.
observation-disclosures ~ Sabre alt.
stm IL. Sdnunr Glias Npicnbannt, gtr. 2t00,
GnlloiusAberile. 80 Sabre ait.
Nm 10. Snfudr Wtdtbiioa Strah, SSrueIitii
tdcc SpipituI, 80 ,NQbrc alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
9icnitas, Den Is. Sannar 1910.
9dt Seitcn,
Equalization in Sanm,puac.

Tic Greistrei6crei in 9nlnniuolle
an Der Tpn.9orfcr @Drie hat Die eng
Iildc Rcgierung %peranlaBt, 'ilr oret
Sabre Der britild)en 8aumpollptlan.
ser.@eicQidoit jGbrlif $4,000 Gol.
lars gu grpcrimcnten 81 bepilligen,
nm Den 9aummollban III Den &olo.
MEN 5l ioroern. 9isber bottcn Die
@~ereiniqten Staoten ein 9nrmpoQs
Woropol. Iie SiloItotten liefern ct
ma 70 bis so Ero5ent Der 9ormnpoll'
Yroouftion Der Groe. 9ae Snouitric'
2anoer iirlb auf omerfaniide 9num-
lppae ongetpieien. Etc Spetlilotlon
bot ober Oieies Sobr Die YreiIc fir
YoumnpoQe 10 bod getrieben, lule lie
ieit Dem 9iir9erfrtcge ntd't 9elpelen
iinG. WtiQionen iino BON Den Spc'
fulonten genluf)t woroem Gle galnn'
ipoQ. Sublitrie Der gor5en @elt bat
llltcr oicier Ereistreibcren 81 leioen,
nlih Die olnerifaniId)e llno Der bobe
Ercio ocs R%obmotcriols hat cine Ser.
tbeucruna Der 9ounpoqlpoaren sur
Jol9e. Tas Golf bat olio ldlicBlid)
Die Hcdnilng 81 Sablen. Snn Son.
areB beiaBt iif sur 3eit baS ader-
bou.Gomite bcs llnterbnuiea nit Der
Sra9e, mic ser tollcn Equalization III
9ounnollc unb @ctreioe an Der Dor
ie Gin Gn0e genloht meroen fam. Is
lit Die Heoc 6apon. Dem Snnoel oui
fiinitige Sicierun0, Die mcilt gar nitt
Itottilnoet, cinen Hiegel oor6uldicbcn.
'GS itebt 5l befiirdJteH,' ouB babeI ilidlt
piel berui,s fomn,en miro. llno bod
mare es ein Seaen, ipenn Dem Srei.
ben Der Selite, Ole nifIt iden mo
ernoten, ober Riaionen in Oie Ia
lhcn lommeln, ein Gnbe 1enldd)t
ipilrOc. Nlid) I'M S1tcrelle uuicrer Ell
genen 9numpoa Snbnitrie'n II. 5llrn
9cIten beS Tolfcs. Gie G~ereiniatel,
Staoten boben cin &elt. Wonopol
oilf cinen 10 unci,tbebrlid)cn Nobitpii.
mic cs folim nod, nn6erc giebt. Ggpp
ten er6eugt cute @numtuoIlc. ollein
bas @ebict am Hil lit piel 81 fleil,
Inn Den Weltnlortt pe%rlprgel 6lt fouf
men. Gn9lonb bat IN Snoien II. lei.
men oirifoniid)en 9%eiibunaen Baum.
iuolpflan5ungen ~ongelcgt, Iciltid)7
lono IN SItofrifo imoaomcrlin HuBs
lorto IN Witteloiien, ollein aac hicle
Nnloacn bciinoen lih nod mebr ODER
menlgcr IN cen Geriudsitooien uno
fommcn ~uorerit fir oen Weltbebari
nod mcllig in 9ctrod)t. Tic Spetll,
lotlonslrdt Der Nnlerifoncr ipprnt
aber Die QuropGer an, iid) IN oblcbhn.
rcr Belt mehr unb mlebr mobbGnoio
BON oncrifnnilder 9oilntpolle ;l
nlnd)ell nnO Die omcrifnnilfe Woltp.
pclltcllng rin5uid)r1nfen; 5lm Sfo.
Den Der VoummoQpilan5er beS Sit
benS. Ter nnlinnigcn Spefiilotion
III @etreibe nno gnumlmollc fonltc
itrb lollte Elm Gnbe gentad)t wcroen,
ollcin Die @~eietaeber itoren Ole Dor.
'enfreiie nid)t germ. Tie 96ric he.
berrld)t Dos 8eitditsleben, JIG bat
ein'luBreid,e 6reunoe I'M GongreB.
mo 10 limo Die ausiidtcl,, Dab Sem
milIten Spefu(ationstreiben an Der
Sor'e gcIteuert iueroe. nid)t lebr aus
iidtspou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Er. 433.
Cine Verpronnng,
ipeidle cine 2ieen5 puridlrrtbt fir
Stclle tpernittrluuuS,Nueutt rcu.

btttA WI
gbi6gitt! Sci es bon Dem Mianor llts
SidbtrGtb Der Stnot Baltimore bef6lofen. hot;
feiite Ecrfpn cine Observation-Disclosures sleeIttur
oeireibelL nod &ienftboterl. iiir unoere Gelitc,
ipe. die iolte lpitniden, nod Mrbeit fir Perfus
neit, Uclde folhe fuflniben, ~bciorgen bari, obuc
5uerit ette eircRl iiir ben Setrteb eine5 SteI.
Recommendation 81 %crlarger, lito eS
toIi Die Bilibt oeS Collectors iiir 9Sdfferntie'
then Inb 2iccnSen ieif, idbrIi6 ,Ste1enpermit.
teliilgSsI9erturcn 2icenjei mis3ufteleTt, INN
fir ieoe fotde .Wgeutur bic Siintnle bon $25 5i
perlariaeIl, uno cinen Getoro hes glaTe1s INN
0etbattspIages bon ieotr Eerior, 5irria ooei
CORPORATION. pelbe cine folfe eicen3 berans'
nintnt, III feiner Office duibcfpabret.
:. Ihith!iit- lHo es lei ferner peroroilet.
bar ieoe Serfcrl. Strrna ODER Corporation, lpel-
dc urtereeen Scitinlfttii.iget oes oorbereeben.
heit Ybfd1fitt3 cine Sieer5 hcruliS fintntf. NIB
uilter einer. loltbcn 2icer5 elm NrbejissS errritte-
luras'giireai b~ctretbcn tpa, ibren oorr ibrs
beufidnbiacn, a,ameu urb Aoreie1 bel benz Col,
Ieitor flr Nnitrrmtetbet uuh 9icen5en In Der
Sabre reaiiirirer foucrL uito Dor pern @ebduhf
IN ipeI6en lid, eir icldcs Sefhdft beiiitbet. Cit
Sdiio init Der NufiGrift ,Gicenfep ,Gmplot'
iiient GaenU" nnbri1aen. fooooi, ais bic 9cs
men Der .Bcrion. Sirmn ober 9orporution,f tucls
dc folhes @eihiit betreibt. y
). Mefd}ltit. - Inn cs fei feriter perorbHci
oaB irgcno cine Ycrion. 5irnta ODER Gorpora'
i,itt iiber hiriSie Solfdrs {$5) perltrfbeilt tpers
oet lam, lpe1die ami bic nlmlicbe 9Seife,s tpie
Die Strafen fhr bic ue6erirctine bon .ftdoitfbcn
@croronungcn. c~oleftirt iperoen inuH.
.SFl'a1'@ ,sH''2a ao sssSs lSss'
Sine 9ciseue abtdrift SaI 10. 1870
I. Sepel 1buntaS.
CSant1, 1926 ;5ebD Carbohydrates,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

&erlnchrllng Der 8eiteQllngspflihti
gen nift Sd)ritt. IS lit olio nlo9lidJ
inter oerr Hcfriteu itren9e allSiuuh
5lt t~reifcn. so muroen in 1903 pot
nobe5u 100000 @eiteIlungspfIifti
gen MIR 23S,OO0 %ou3geboben, .nl't
nod nidt Der picrtc SbciI. Sn idber'
Sabre tperoen mehrere Sunoerttoli
lelto Icutide, meldc oen N1fpr0c
rllngen oeS militdriiden Iicniteo &c.
luad)Ien limo. nid)t in oas Seer ell
acitellt. neil man ibrer innerboIt
Der 8ren5en Der SrieoenS . 8rGien5'
itGrfe oeS SeereS niht beoarI. Ilid,
III eincm arieac geacn ein o0cr ulld,
5lpci @egner miirbe mon nltf oieicS
touglidJe Reierne.@ oteriol follnl SIT.
riidiugreiien brolld)cn.
Iic anltlide Stotiitif 5ci0t ilbri'
gems, bob Elm GROCER llnteridieb Oh
ntilitoriid Soitgliden ;piId)eit Den
Iderbnu q. Grppin5en uno ben Snou-
itrie.@ e5irfcn lit. Sn Der Eropinj
Sltpreuben iporen bon je blu1ocrt
@citealnaspfIif)tigcn 631A Ero5cri
iofort iinb 111& Fro5ent fiinIti1
tou9lid, 5llommen alto trob Der
ltren0cn Nniorbcritn1cn an Souglid}-
felt 70 Ero,ent oocr brei 8iertel Der
Beiteain9spfliftigeu Sn Der BRO
bins 9ronoenburg nit Berlin morcll
ober Don 100 MIR ipenig mebr ais
Die Sdlfte gum Wilitdrbienltc tollN-
lid. Ser G%urdidnitt Der Gou9lid).
felt bel ltreng o%ngelegtem WoBitobc
betr1gt fir bas gauge Tcid) 5412
Yro5cnt.
Rod) crfrciilider ols nit Ser for.
perlid)en Soi1glihfcit ltebt cs nit Der
a%eiitigen Gl1tmidcluna Der Hefrllter,
,Sm Sabre 1883 iuorrn nod 0."i
Frosent Der Gefriitcn obne SdulbiL
hutg, in 1908 moren cs mr. nod
0,03 Fro5cnt. SitpreuBen hotte 1898
inter oen Hefrltten nod 3,12 Eros
sent Mnulpbabeten, III 1908 mir nod
0.0l Ero5ent. gebnlid) boben lid bic
8erbGltniiie in Den beioen iibrigcn
oitIifr,t EropinScn Weltpreuben II.
Foien gebciiert. @eitpreilBen botte
III 1908 MIR nod 0.06, Die Eropin5
Ecien MIR nod 0.0S Ero5ent anal.
%pbo6eicn. ,Sn 8on5cn famc,l olti
Die $4,000 alts9cbobencn Hefrltcn
oes Sobre3 1908 MIR %. oic nid,t
leicn lilb ihreiben fonnten; cine
3iffer. Ole int S~crbGltniB SIT Der re.
f%rutcn5abl fulm nlcbr in 9etrod)t
tonlnlt.
Grltulmlidl lit %icrller, DOB lid, Die
,3obl Der ponl SeeresoienIte We0cl
llnmiiroigfeit ACKNOWLEDGMENT. olio
icld)erl, Die megen SerbiiBung ciller
3itftbnuSTtrd'e ooer'i ans nnbercn
entebrenoen @riinoen nit]t III baS
Seer ailfgenommeii peroen fonnerL
i%ortpGbreno uerringcrt bat. SSm
Sabre 1903 betrug Die 3obl oicicr
Ecrioncn in, Hcidlc nod 1887; in
1903 poren es 1861; in 1904 Nin9
Die 3nbl olf 1899 5nriif, IN 1908
oiti 976, III 1907 ouf 921. IN 1907
uui $50 uno in 1908 iiel JIG ollf S36,
nlio ein Tiidgnllg pom iiber elm Grit.
tel in iieben Sohrcn. Gin gllteS Set.
den. Gentihlnno's @ebrfrait Der
iicgt olio III ubicbbnrer 3cit nuc)
nid,t in forperliher Songliffeit; oic
intcQefi,lene mo moraIiihc Snllg.
liffcit bat lid ipgor permcbrt.
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SiDnenoen.
eaIttmors. 12. 2aruar 1910.

9a3 Iireiiorium 6tefer Gompaenie bat beltc
cine GItraf Etpioenoc bon j3lls Ern5ent CT
tilri, Sdblbur in StantnlattieIl DER GompaQillc
an sic slliionire, bic I'M 3 nbr Nadrmiitupo
SicHi.ue, Den Is. SaHlar. IN beH NiidDert
peraeifnet iino: 5abIbar am unb rd6 9ienilaa
~. Sdnuur 1910.
Bic llmfdreibebfleber iperoen nm 9ienitue
ben Is. Saninr 1910. ) llbr Ra6mittaes. &c
id)loileu llno am 9onnerftag, oer 81. Sanlihr
1910, 9 ubr %ornlttdas, pieoer ~eeoffnei.
Gas. 8. WtitdIen, Setretdr.
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gcfanntmadungen
Goaeftiren ppn 1910 ,Stencrn.
Gteuer.6 epartcmsut, 8atbbaus.
Sur Na6riht fir steasrsabIsr.

Sur Nadrift fir stcusrSablsr.
Sic Niider oiefes 3epartements lino lett
eeDffnet 3ur @ntae9ennuhme bon Stadi5s lno
Siaoiiiencrn fir oas Sabr 1910. 3pei unb elm
bulb (21s) ISroSent Sisfonio ,peroen auf dle
iidoiifhei @rnIioeigcntbumss, perionnL uno
Observation-Disclosures b%eutuiat. bic pdbrenb
oes Monuts Sanuar, ni6t lpdter. uis bis
Ysuntag, ben 81. Sauuar, 3 uBr GadimittagS,
Giaatss8 ednunget b~eipiuigt.
Steuer5abIer f6nnett ibre 8edbnun9en Der
Yoft %erbdliert, inoem o~ieielben obre 5ogern ods
rum eriudert. init Mngabe bes Giaentbun1s. an
ipen IS abeer1Gtt 1T, ulb inter yeitheulg cs
ncs nit Der betreIlenoen Noreiie periebenen
fraiifitie1 g~riellimlblags. Neine Redbltliillelt
fit has ~luufcnoe Sdbr fuerbeH ausgefanbt,
ipcnn nitt oarum perionIib poer brietlib CIR
fudt miro,
Trant Sruipn,
(San6 II is, 25ib) Stlot' Steucreinne9iiter.
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garean Der strahensnrhOruds.Gpmmifar re.

Salftni ore, o. Snniar l9lO.
Tic StrdbeTburdbrits : Gomrti1idre MAIDEN
hermit in llehereilitimmuia nit BEN 9dItts
more S~taotsGbarter, 500. slbf6ntti, beianilt, nnb
iie hie erite &~eriamnlurte am Wluntag, ben Z.
Sebruar 1910, Wormittags II llbr, in BEN P.'
linb SoGioaps Sirabe. dbbdlten ,perocn, nm Die
9pllmaht auS3uiiben uno Die ibHcn iibertrnges
men ulo bon ibnel oerIargtell YiIidter 81 er'
liilleit I'M geirell ger 9oloenln'r1lng iilto @roti.
brett, bon Der Siioipeftietie Der Snnttrgopn. Mnc.
bis sur Sitbpeitieite Der Samp ocnsNueunc,
eerndB Der am 8. December 1909 iitter5etd;es
ten Seroronlln9 gtr, AT bes Wiabors uno
Sinotratbs bon Baltimore.
Games $. smttt,
Suibruo VI. @ntte, r
..--..... 3cnrg j. INeip,
Goiumifire.
M eugene 3. 9lobsers,
(San6, IS, 2J,27, Seb3) GIerf.
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ltmSngs.Gerfani

1,pnninentea, 9rabttctneu uub etatuem.
81 MIR ods eaeerbaus gr. 223. Mures
gbarIessStrabe. be5oeen baben. tperben. mir
has gdn5e Eager on Sanb am, ultert NIdte.
Sy. ZIG, 2Neft.D altimsre.etrahe al ausitetnl.
LID nieorieen Hreitcn periaufeii, :
6. Siaeartner & Sous.