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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

8iittenpapier 5peiiarbig georudt
Our6 Sano6eitlmg nit ecbten Sliiden-
biinOen in noturfor6ig S1meinslc-
Ger ge6lnOen lmO nit Oer5icrtem
@olOi6nitt perie6en. @nhpiirfe unO
3ei6nimgen 81 Ocn 9(6tbeillmgstitel-
bilocrn unO ocn 3ieritiiden fiir oen
@inbnnO Oieler gluSgabc ltammen bon
@roieiior =. $. @bnde-0tiinben. 90
ausgeitattet miro oiele SonOcrouSgo-
be ni6t mn einen geraoc5u lnOer-
gGngli6cn Nlarfltein in Der @eibi6tc
OcS Gommcrs6ubcS bilOen, ionoern
uu6 in fonmenoen 3eiten Elm ge-
treucS Spiegel6ilo bcutigen gcielli-
gen StuOentcnle6enS a6gcben, Oas
Dem ipGtercn &ultur6iitorifer mertb-
poQc 0icnIte leilten oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Mleoncnbnrfcr @I6ttcr.

Man miro, ga Die 9leiie5eit be-
ginnt, ii6 oi6 icst na6 Der 2cttiire
fiir bic 6erientoge umt6un miiiien.
g8ir moIlen uniere 2eler bei oicicr
@elcgcnbeit no6Oriidli9 nif Die
MegoenOorfer-9ldtter binweiien bic,
mic piclci6t fein onOercs, Ociiti1eS
8iBblatt geraOc sur 6erienlcftiirc in
gon5 bcionoercr @ciie eccignet Iino,
meil iic nicmalS perleBen oOcr 9(nltoB
crregen. Die MeggenOorfer- -9lGttcr
bringcn wobit iic aub fommen iro-
beS 9ebogen lno quite Salme ms
SauS. @cr Die 3eitibriit nod ni1t
feunt, Der t6ut gut, ii9 Our9 9c-
ibaiflng cines Hro6ebonOeS (Oer fir
80 @fg. 6ei oen 9u9banOlungen imO
Ocn 3eitlmoSbdnolern 5u ba6en lit,
fir 60 4Sfg. incl. %orto ollb Oireft
bonn @erlag in @iiin6en, Eeruiaitr.
81 BON Der &ortreifli6fcit Ger 3eit.
ibriit 81 ii6er5ellgen. Sic foltet I'M
0uortal o6ne %orto 3 Wiarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
g}nnien's nener Scelues nadJ
Sibirien.

SIT Die S1iifa6rt Inn gloroeuropa
6erum OaucrnO m0gli4? 0oS mar
bic Geranlaiiung Der leBtcn 9feiic ocS
berii6mten gtorOpolfobrers no6 Ger
Niiinoung Oes Senillei. Seine 9e-
o6u6tllngen mO logii6e S1liiile fiib-
rem 5url 8eiobung Der ou1 fir
0euti6lanO's Snnoel ipi6tigen Sra
&c. g3nnien 6eid6rt Ocn Seniiiei, bic
transii6irii6e 9obn unO ihloirt oos
glmlrgebiet bis 5llm iopouiiben
Nleere. SSn einem neuen 8ucbc .Si-
birien, OaS Sono Der 3ufllnft", miro
er I'M Serbit ieine @rle6niiie unO
goridl6ge Der @elt interbreitcn.
0ie Oeuti6e 9luSga6e eri1eint bel
Yrodbalts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

ihreibt er, nOenn ser Stoot, Der Oos
0jelo an ii6 nimnt, UNI Serlihcrun'
gen uno @euiioncn 5ii 5oblcn, lcgt eS
ni6t 70 oL OoB cs 5u Dirtbibaftli-
der EbGtigfeit fommt." gSic 9roB
oic @egenidte 5wiiden Dem oufge-
b1uftcn &opitoI uno Der gtotbnen.
Oigfeit ieiner @ernenOung ieicn, leb-
re ooS 9eiipiel DER neuen &eidson-
Itolt fir oie @erii6erung Der 9Sri.
pot6eomten. 0os Snititut miro IN
oebn Sobrcn elm 2opitol bon Orei
WdIlioroen ongeiammclt baben. Die
le 0tiiltung lit notbig, Inn Ole 9lus-
5obIung Ger eriten 9eniionen 81 CT.
mogli6en. 0Sb es nit menigcr @elo
ou6 gegoneen pGre, broudt man
nicbt mebr 5u erortcrn, Oo Die S0be
scr &eriiberlnesbcitrGee geiesli6
feitecIegt lit. glbcr cine nnOere
5roge it, Oh man mirflicb einen iol-
den 9tieienoppnrot nit einem 0til-
Iioroen &opitol, ooS Dem 8irtb-
l6oftSlebeu ent5ogen miro, brou6t
9ic orei Wliaioroen lino Der geperb-
I6en glrbeit berloren. 0ie oiirfen
nur in Stats @opieren oOer SD.
fotbefen ongeleet weroen. llno
lelblt in oicler begren3ten Sorm bo.
zen lie gtebcnlpirtlngcn Die Der @nt.
wideIune Oes freien &opitoIS nibt
eiinitig iino."
0oB Oonit cine gepilc @efobr
Observation-Disclosures eeeebcn it,
ideint ridtio ait iein. DSaOon" tritt
freiIi6 fir oos merbenoc 9opitnl Elm,
oem ole @eIegenbeit benommen miro,
nit ocn Ntillioroen Der 8eriiberllng
5u ipcfuliren. @eroOe Oooeeeu bat
ten mir imS ni6tS; nur Der glr6eit
ioIlen jene groBen Suumcn ni6t
borentDolten meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Die WRs6r6eit,

Gin befonnter cneIii6er Gbirurg
nlo6te in ocr &Iinif Die &unoc alt-
ionimen nit einem bolben 0useno
StuOenten. 9lls er 5u oem 9ett ei-
mes Yotienten fam oeiien 6oa 8luci-
fcIboft mar, ioete er 8u ieinen 9e.
qIeitern: nglun, mcine Serren, lit
bier cine Sperotion ongc6eigt ooer
uibt9" @iner noh Dem on0ern ltell.
ten Die Stuoenten ibre 0ioenoic, unO
iie fomen oGe 6u Dem SdluB, cine
Operation nGrc nidt ri1tig. 1Sie
hoben nae nidbt 9tebt meineScrren
Ioete Der bcriibute Gbirrrg; umOr.
Qcn mer0e ic6 operircn. ."-nDos per-
ocn sic ni1t tblln~ rief on Der %o-
tient uno crbob li6 I'M @ett. oSehS
ccgen einen lit Die enti6ieoene Wic9r-
bcit. SD min meine &IciOer babcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05


SoDneS uno @ottin, Oliieite Der
99oibineton. nabc Gopnicno.StraBc,
f4.1 bel 70.
Spencer 30. Glorf on 8. 2eSlic
Simonls. 3 @rinoItiide.
@oman'S G6riItion Temperance
Union an Margarct ". Sens, elm
@rirnOItiid.
gSpbner alcbidmitt uno Satin an
Stonislom &lepi6mitt uno @ottin,
Siioieite Der glIiceonna. no6e @olfc-
StroBe, 1916 BEL 60.
Steubcn g. 6. unO 9. u. 9ir. l.,
an 2ufns6 @rtbniewsfi uno @nttin,
Gillette Der @ropcr. nobe 6leet Str,
10 bel 63.
Sronf giobof an 5oirntount. rmo
Chapel Str. q. 9. ". glr. I, @eit-
icite Der 2ofemooo.9lbemue, nobc Wta-
6iion-S -StroBc, 1879 bel 70.
DcrIeIbe an OcnicIbcn @elticitc
ser 2afeipooo.9lpenue nobe WioOilon,
1879 bel 20.
0ericl6e an oeniel6en. @eItieitc
ser 2afemooo.9lpenue, nobe Yiooiion-
GtroBe, 1879 bel 70.
Morris 8. WiooB an g(6robom
2offermon unO Satin g9eItIeite Scr
Gocn. nobe .StroBc. % bel
90.
Sronf g2opof an 6oirmount. nno
Gbopcl.Str. g. 9. 81. gfr. 1. 8clt.
icite Der ACKNOWLEDGING nobe N1o-
oilon.Strobe, 1879 bel 70.
Sbos. 9(. 02iIlimon uno Satin
ino 9[noere, an sos. 6. @orD, 3pei
@runoItiide.
Socob Sinsbere iinO 9lnOere. OIL
2ouis s. 9obner, fiinf @rilnoItilde.
Gbriitino Sd an Sobn z. N}urpbo,
Oltleite ser Caroline. nobe GbcuItr..
1910 bel 70.
9eliie Garter un Sincen5o @ug
Iiu58o @eitieite ser @oplor @rope
nobe Brighton. .StroBe, t4.S bel 95.
6rances Smith al So6u i. Goofe
lnO Satin. Siioieitc Der 9hid)er.,
nabc G6cihmtt.9lOcme. 1874 Del SIS.
@ilitoous Sppenbeim an 0lartiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
I'M hnnNcrtlter 9Inflnne.

9S glebt meni9c Uil6er, Die eS 5u
elmer 100. 9luflo9e bringen; eines
o6er, oas nu1 nod in oielen peiteren
9llflogen cri6einen miro, oaS I'M
Sabre 1858 eritmalS inter oieiem
Sitel ausgege6ene o9lQgemeine 9ellt-
idc Sonlmers6u1", liegt iebt in
neuer Sear6eihng in ser 100. 9luf-
lagc Dor. llripriin9lib po6l mr fir
Die oelltibe ShlOcntenI6ait beltimmt,
bat oieles Sommersbu6 lGnglt i6on
Die in ieinem Gitel auseeOriidte oll-
gemelnc Serbreitrng gefllnoen: es lit
olt Dem gan5en @rOenrlnO betonnt.
Gas baben, pie mir i1on 6efannt 90
ben, aQein Oie bel Dem bon Der Ser
lagsbu66onolung BON MoriB S1ou.
enburg in 9o6r uerofientlidbten Sic
ocrlpett6cper6e fir Die 100. glufloge
aus aQen @elttbeilen cingeloufenen
Ginicn0ungen bewieIen.
Sen @erlegango Der erlten. 100
9luflogen bat &roieiior Or. Sepd in
icinem @eleitport 5ur 100. 9luflogc
gcI6ilOert. Scr Synbolt bringt ielbit-
oerlt1nolid ncben Dem eiicrnen @c-
itanoc oes olten, felt eingebiirgcrten
2ieocridobes cine9iei6e neuer Sd)opf-
ingen unO in einem bclonoeren gln-
6ange 0ic aus Dem 2icoermctt6emer6e
berpor9egangenen Yreis-@ompolitio-
men; oane6en ober ai6 nod einige
nn0ere BON Den SreiSri6tern fir Die
glei6cn SieOerterte empfo6lene Sing.
meiien. gti6t immcr cntIpri6t Die
preisgefronte Competition Dem aqgc-
meincn@mpfinOen iongcSirober &rei-
ic, rn0 gar oft - mir beripeiicn MIR
oif sic @emeingut gemoroene, ober
ni6t preisgcfronte W}elooie bon 0gllt-
beiOelberg, Ou feine~ ~ le6t iib cine
onOcre ais Die preisgefr0nte @onpo-
iition bon ielbit olr6. 0os neue
GommerSbuf bringt Oesbol6 bon ci-
nigen neuen SicOcrn 2 ooer per-
i6ieOenc, ebcnfoaS re9t onipre6enoe
Sin9meiien, 6u oenen all1 Die alo-
Oierbeglcitllng belonOcrs eribienen
lit.
9lu6 fiir gleucS in Scr 6uBcrcn
9lusltottilng Der 100. 9lltflogc bat oie
Gerla9s6onollng Soree octrogen.
3ur @ewinnrng neler, Dem belltigen
@ei6mudc me6r cntiprehenoen ilno
au1 Dem 9cOiirfniB ofaOemii6er
Gorporationcn 9leGnltng trogenoen
Ginbano0eden crying I. 3. Elm @rcis-
ausI6reiben an Die Oellti6e aiinltlcr-
i6oft. @o6l angeregt 0ur6 Die bon
Stlittgort ousgebenoc 9eWegung 5ur
Se6un0 oclltI6er StuoentenfinIt 6a-
ben ii6 Die @u6fiinitler in GROCER
3a6l all Dem g9ettbeperb 6et6eiliot
uno oen @reisri6tern elm re6t INN.
iangrei6es @iateriol sur @egutod-
tlng imo gluswabl unterbreitet. Der
&erleger bat Damn ncben Oen preisQc-
fr0nten @ntpiirien nod einiee on-
oere angefauft, 10 ooB wobl jeoer Sc
I6mad bel ollenioas beionoerS &c.
wiini6tem Gin6anoc befrieOigt mcr-
oen fam.
9lls einen ibmeren 6ebler Bate
man es obne g8citeres 6e5ci6nen
miiiien, ipenn ieitcnS ser @erIags-
bu9banolrn9 bei oieiem 9(nlaB nidt
aud an ipdtere 3eiten geOo6t woroen
mGre. @eni9 me6r ais 90 Sabre
iino felt @ri6eincn ser eriten g(uflo0e
perfloiien, uno ood iino @rempIore
aus iener 3eit beute bereitS 9loritG.
ten. Gur1 Geronitaltung eines Son.
OerOrlideS BON 1000 mlmmerirten
@renlplaren Bat o6er Der 9erleaer
oafir aeiorgt, ooB oiele 9lusgo6e
sSo6rbunoerte iiberoauern miro. sic
lit 5ualei6 cine Sicb6oberouSgobc fir
Sammler pon Sonoer0ruden, oui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

George Sil6er5o6n on @omaro
Silber5a6n, Siioieite 9eloir gIOenue,
no6c @OenitroBe, t3 6ei 80 Sub.
So6n Z. Gouobue an Sobn s. &o-
ie, Srultee, @eitieite GurIepitrv nube
Soiter.9loenue, ~ bel 65 SUB.
Sol. sc. 6. Garter on 0lorris s..
Sorris. Siioieite @ol6roof 9loenuc,
no6e 9eutolouitroBe, 146 bel 80
Sub.
Wiidoel s. Scott lmO 6rou an 6r.
9topof, 9torOieite @loOiionitry no6e
9clnorO 9lpenue, t3 bel 6S Sub.
9l6ro6on 9epin an Sulius @ooO-
man unO Srou, 9lorOieite 5oMmount.
9lpenue, tno6e GaitleItrobe, 14.6 bel
30 SUB.
@lorp g. @6eeler II. o., 9erip., an
Dlorp 8. @beeler IT, g. Gruitees. 3
@runOliiide.
Salie g8. SHUTTER an M. 3. Sieg-
man un0 6roll, SItieite Gurbomitr,
nobc 3eOeroliiroBe, t2 bel 81 SUB.
Senrp Selling unO 6rou on Nlo.
ciel 6istef, Siioieite Canton 9(pe,
nabe GoltleitroBe. 1875 bel 52.2 Sub
0iopoleon g. @ooliorO an 6ranf
9loien uno Srou, SiiOieite Baltimore
no6e GoitleItrnBe, 1S bei 90 Sub
@il6elmina 9ofer al $. s. Spi-
dell, g3orOieite 9eringtonitr. nabc
S6rSOerItroBe, 1914 bel S5.6 Sub.
5ronf 9lopof on @OmorO Sdorr
rnO 6rdu OItieitc GenwooO-sluenne,
no6e WoOiionitroBe, 1879 bel 70 5uB.
Eeriel6e an $. 9. @otfins imO
6rou, SItieitc aenmooO 9(uey nobe
N}ooiioniiraBc, 1879 BEL 70 SUB.
Senrp S. 5idus mO 6rou anSo6n
". @rl6cd. Oitieiie 9elnoro gIoenle,
no6e 9oItimoreItraBe, 12.4 bel GO
Sub
GlepeIono q. 9eolmeor il. q. an
Softer 9. CooiS lmO 6roiL SiiOieite
9ioOIeitruBe, no6c @lontiorO 9Ioe.,
1876 bel 20 Sub
Gabrielle &. @am6rill H. u. onSo.
muel n. 9opo, SiiOlueIt Gde eO.
mouOion 9l0enue lmO WlolntitroBe,
63.S bel 9S SUB.
Sonnel 9f. 9oDll al @pen Foult-
nep, 3 @rlnoitide.
Gcricl6e an SobH @ia II. g., Ern'
itees, WrinOitiide
@6oS. 6. 9id al GleoOelauO ".
9eolmcar, 5 @rlInOitiide.
s. 81. 9eolmeor an Q. q. Bopo,
5 @rrnoitiide.
gsm $. guiep an So6u $. WfoOi-
Jon uno 6ron SiiOoit-Gde GnfelanO-
unO |opror @rope 9lOeuue, 2S bel
1926 SUB.
5uburban Experiment. 60. an @lii-
nor Smp. 60, 9loroieite GuOaa.SIDe.
na6c Gorriion 9lucnnc, 65 bti 1875
Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
GoIt6are Slumeu.
(aJ,aitO.eo.@d

GoB inter ben foit6oren @lumen
sic Or6iOeen nit ocp bo6Itcn @rci-
len be5oblt merOen lit befonnt; fir
cine Ieltene Spe5iolitGt legte Elm eng
liiher Srdioeenionmler Dor einiger
8eit iogar 1870 6rancS (ehua
$4,000 an. CAB o6er aud glumeu,
sic GuBerlid foum ettuos @rotii1es
an Iid ba6en, biSpeilen nit @lGr-
cbenpreiieu be5obIt perOen miro MIR
menioen 9aien 6efonnt icin. Sir
cine giftoria 9fegio limo in einem
Iolle bereits $4,000 be5o6lt lporOen.
Grit fii3li6 o6er er5ielten 5e6n 5ul-
ben,lpiebcln einen 9ieforo- II. G6an-
toliebreis BON $4,000. Gas Sournol
6es Ternes ct G6otronr, oos 6ierii6er
6erihtet er5Gblt altd bon elmer ein-
sioorfioen Toien5ii6tIng Der 6rau-
g9 :. .@ront.SRoie, fir Die Elm reiber
9iihter ans Gou6lin $4,000 onlegte,
llnb Elm on0erer 9foienitod, cine go.
rietdt ser Selen @ouIO, cr5ielte iogor
$1,000 glllein oen 9Pccoro bdlt oob
cine SrIpe, Oie $4,000 er5ielte, unO
elm glelfenitod ein5igartis ibOne
glunnen pon ie fiinf 3oll Gur6mei-
Ter traot. lin oieies mOergleidli6e
erenpIor eines 9ielfenitodes 81 be-
libcn bat elm omerifonildcr @fllti-
milionGr $4,000 geopfert,
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8m SerfaMfcm.

,,Suntb.SerieD. Sarmrn": fSinf bis tiinI5ebn
elder cbencs 2nno iiir $4,000 ben gIder. gns
Bablnne $500. oann Si00 bic g9odbc ooer $500
monatlid); gute Straben qiiies 8aiicr. Sir
Rdberes iprecbe Dor ooer iDreibe an 6arl ".
0lrlue, 1919 u. Sanettc. Str, Baltimore, Mlb.
fSunilOi ., ,So,S ,So-)
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MFlnnlr JEtabts,

"eOs itaStiiae Surt"
eIsftrt6 Igfta 6naebmc WH. @afbnoiOn 6eornor,.otr ,
Sprna cane n9'ee o5 an 5aIIs.9ioao nnS Goi6
o0cr SfoSSe,umn 0de llolano glbe. mn on ctr
Va5tteau zoe Union SriIf gmiISina
(Suni8n Ssene SSs9eone e. @auI 1858. >"''''N'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
NerIanat- -Tranen nnO MaOden.


@crlnngt:
q, 0ron unicr 80 Sd6rcn. Die cngli6 ipri6t,
IIllr au9emenc 0ausnrbeii; 5amilie bon 2
4erlonell WdB gia6iS bleibcn. gia65ulragen
gfr 1879, @elts&cgingtDnsStraRc
(Sui3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

yin Oldo1en. bus enplii6 ipric6i, alS Sb0in
uno 5llr 3iilie bel oer Sansurbeit in eincr 6as
Na45utraeen 4r. 2207, SrooifclOsSIucuuc.
(Sultt,2,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

yin Dldo6en fir auecmcine Sansarbeit in
slner SnmiIie bon 8 Bcrioneu; ieine gSdihe
Man6ulrdqen bel WirS Sbcnen 3Si9 @Olanos
Toenne Wlan nebme 6olano Bari Slelirllbe
(SnIi26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
gcrIuuet-@ @anuer nnO Sna6en.

@erlangt:
a YIN orocntlidcr Wiann sum glnStrngen bon
st0tien. Ga66uiragcn Nr. 70S, Sit Snltta
(Suli4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

cDer, SiiOicitc Der 9lortb-9Ipemc,
6e Iipiiion.Str i4.6 bel 56.i.
@ront a. 9Igline imo Satin an
,eocrid @ricHciieL @eiicite Der
bainS-2lUenuc, na6e 8reOerid-9ioao.
bel tt9.
DaDio 2. S. 9iicolai II. ". an Su.
Gougbln, Sitieite Der @otomac.
traBe, ua6e 6oirmoint-9Ipenle.
$3.9l5 bel 1916.
glrtbur i. @reene unO @attin an
EiOa $. elmer, @eitieitc Der Gilmore.
'lbemle, nobc 9atemon. 53.4/i0O bel
4 |5S.65/tO0.
Motbas 9oroh an Slllia Slha T.
L., Oiiieite DER @aibingiou., na5e
'9c@Ioerrp. StraBe, 1873 bel 80.
4 GQo q. Gpersiiclo, 9lahlaBper-
pltcrin, al @na 9. @DcrSiielo H. VI,
Gillette Der gbarlcs., na6c %. Stry
6 bel 1885.
Gas. @urgeB, 9}ahloBUerpalter
Games 9nrgeB H. IT, Siiowen.
Nte Der 9nint.. nabc @reBtmon.Str
lilo bei 60.
2omrence Gdlboit lmo @atim an
Den N}opor mo Stdoirotb, S9elilcite
Der 9lioer. StraBc
G6as. $. 5ibgcrolo mo @attiu au
Marp q. Gonroo. Siioieitc oer5raut-
linz, ndbe ct. %aul.SiraBe, 30 bel
no.
5ront giopaf an G6creiia 3inf.
@eiiieite Der Strecper., nabc N1onu.
uent- StroBc, 1913 bei 65.
,Sobn $. Gonn mo Satin an
So6n j. Seeberaer lno Satin. 0n.
cite Der Gegiitcr- StroBe. no6e Ger
Rort6-9Denue, t2.i bel Ill.,
Seth u. 9iutbicimt imo Satin ou
Slarcncc 6. treaoucQ mo Satin,
} @rrnoitiide.
9nireo 5. S6rioer, 9lmpolt. an
lie n@ilmon apartment Co.. iicbcu
Srluoitiide.
GericIbc an Cieicl6en 8 @runo.
tide.
@or SoroIs an SIaoc oeiteB.
ioromei-@dc BON SPRING. mo 9oni.
ar0-StroBc, 1876 bci 66.
SoIcpb 2 RowlcU mo Satin an
.onis i9erman, Sioieite Der 20.
5iraBe, nobe aenneop.9l0enue, iA.6
ei 80.
~YotapSco n. Is. & s. CO.. an
Eorgaret Is. Graham Ii. ~. CitIeite
er Smoapooo- -StraBc, na6e @eit.
'ooO-glueuue, 1873 bel 80.
g. @1ilton SoneS uno @ottin ain
'reocrid q. Suber Siiomciticitc ocr
l'c@nllob-, nabe g9biteIod. SiraBc.
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The Ordway new era., 1914-02-27
DOG FRUSTRATED A SUICIDE
Man Killed by . Canine While on His
Way to End His Life In
. Pool.

London.-A collier named Patrick
Lawrence, who left his home at Fen.
ton early In the morning with the in.
tention of drowning himself, was found
dead in a field killed by shock and Sc.
verely injured by q dog.
He had been unable to work for
two years, and after his family had
gone to bed, he wrote letter to them
indicating that his body would be
found in a pool by the station.
It was found at spot leading to
the pool. and there was evidence that
he had been attacked by retriever
which is chained up to protect fowl
house which he had to pass.
His clothing was torn to shreds and
there were claw marks on his body
and wounds on his head which might
have been caused by the dogs teeth.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-27
Chinese Ars Thrifty Farmers.

In the utilization of every square
foot Of soil and every leaf or root
that is grown thereon. the patient.
working farmers of China could give
points even to the thrifty rural popu-
lation Of France" says the Philadel.
phia Public Record. Land is never
wasted. There are NO such pasture
and meadow lands as we know here
II = traveller wants to pitch a tent
anywhere in the settled provinces Of
China he must drive the stakes In q
bean patch or a rice field or amid DO
tato hills. The native would receive
with scornful amazement a suggestion
OF q public pleasure ground. The only
parks are the groves about the tenn
pies. ~
ITO the tops Of the hills the ter.
races climb. holding their tiny plots Of
wheat and corn, sometimes at house
roof angle Of As degrees. Inhabitants
OF crazy huts and cave dwellers, bare
ly making room for themselves to
sleep and cook at the Intersections of
the vast checkerboard. climb out Of
their holes and novels at dawn like
prairie dogs or rabbits in warren,
and fight the soil till dark for a mea.
ger living"
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-27

100 consecutive days. and the mean
temperature, night and day. for up
ward Of four months, is about 95 de.
grees.
Malarial fevers, dysentery and ague
are prevalent and the town ID fire.
quentiy visited by plague and chol-
era
Europeans appear to stand the cli-
mate better than natives possibly be-
cause they take better precautions. are
better housed and live more active
lives. Tho mortality in the case Of
natives is high. especially among in.
fants.
The governor general of the prov.
ince of Bussorah had his private resi-
dence in the upper story of himsy
lath and plaster edifice overlooking
the main road. The walls Of his
house could not have been more than
six inches thick, and 1t was full of win
dows. The ground floor seemed to be
stable and was occupied by goats.
The governor, = middle-aged man OF
dignifed bearing. greeted US gravely
a6d kihAiy. From his conversation he
appeared to be somewhat OF pedant.
imbued with the chauvinistic tenden-
cies of the Jeune Turc, and hardened
bureaucrat.
The habits and wants Of the popula.
ton are simple. and are likely to re-
main so for some time to come; but
the sanitary state OF the town is de-
plorable.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-27
GRIMM ALFALFA SEED
Large Quantities of Spurious
Seed Sold in West.
Original Plant, sown In Minnesota In
1858, Has Been Made One Of
Hardest strains-othsr
varIsties-

Recent Investigations by the de-
partment Of agriculture have revealed
the fact that large quantities Of ordi-
nary alfalfa seed are being offered for
sale under the name Of Grimm. 1t
has also been found that large guam
titles of alfalfa seed raised under trri-
cation are being sold as northern
grown dry-land seed.
In the cases of some OF this seed
It was found that It was not even
domestic seed, but was wholly or In
part Imported Turkestan seed. This
practice of selling other seed for
Grimm results in the farmer paying
from 40 cents to 81 or more per pound
for from IL to 20 cents q pound, and
inasmuch as the ordinary seed is not
as hardy as Grimm, the first severe
winter may kill the entire crop.
: The original Grimm alfalfa sown In
1858 In Carver county, Minnesota. has
undergone a natural cross with the
common variety which, together With
its exposure to numerous severe win
ters which haye eliminated the weak
er plants. has made It one OF the
hardest of our commercial strains.
The seed was produced originally en-
tirely in Minnesota, but tests of the
true variety since grown in Dakota.
Montana, and Idaho indicate that
these lots are all of equal value and
are quite A. hardy as those grown in
Minnesota. 55,A
As 1t is dimcult to detect substitutes
for Grimm in the seed, the farmers
are urged to buy Grimm only from re-
liable dealers and. as far As possible.
to, trace the seed back to its source.
In many cases the retailers are not
deliberately perpetrating fraud. az
they have purchased this seed for
Grimm and sell 1t in the belief that
1t is Grimm.
This seed has become very popular
in regions of cold winters and is now
used not only In the northwest but
in the east. particularly in northern
New York and New England.
Similarly It IL found that in the dry
land regions where the winters are
severe and there is little snowfall and
comparatively little moisture the
northern alfalfa SEED grown in cold
regions on dry land il especially use
full. Much of this seed comes from
Montana, and It Is found that unscru.
puious dealers have been taking seed
raised under irrigation in that state
and selling It as Montana dry-land
alfalfa seed.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-27
sPURN ALL HoUsEWoRK JOBS
Women Registered at Employment
Bureau In Los Angeles Won't
BE DomestIcs.

Los, Cal.-Although they say they
are starving and want work nearly
all Of the girls and women registered
at the Municipal Employment bureau
have refused every offer Of domestic
service. This was one Of the things
discovered by the managers of the bu.
reau established to help men and
women who are out Of work.
There are scores OF domestic places
open to applicants. Three thousand
five hundred names are on the lists oi
the municipal bureau.