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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
ASTHMA and HAY FEVER
AGUARANqEED RELIEF

/ have arranged with Brody's
Pharmacy so that every sufferer
from Asthma, Hay Fever or Bron-
chial Asthma in Boomers Ferry can
try my treatment entirely at my
risk" DR.. Rudolph Schiffman an
nounces. He says Buy q So
cent package OF my Asthmador,
try &, and Il Il does not afford you
immediate relief, or II you do rot
fnd It the best remedy you have
ever used, take 1t back to Brody's
Pharmacy and they will return
your money, cheerfully and with
out any question whatever. After
seeing the grateful relief it has af-
forded in hundreds of cases, which
had been considered incurable, and
which had been given up in de-
spair, ] know what it will do. I
am so sure that it will do the same
with others that l am not afraid to
guarantee it will relieve instantan-
eously. The druggists handling
Asthmador will return your money
if you say so. You are to be the
sole Judge and under this positive
guarantee, absolutely no risk is
run in buying Asthmador. -
Persons living elsewhere will be
supplied under the same guarantee
by their local druggist or direct by
DR.. R. Schiffman, St. Paul, Min
nesota. Oct 10 adv
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Bartlett Pears

For tie convenience of purchas-
ers l have placed my pears on sale
with the following dealers:
For the city trade, at the Table
Supply Co.
For the island trade, at Johnson $
store.
For the farmers, at the Kootenai
Valley Produce Co.'S warehouse.
Place your orders early.
7. J. Jones.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Frank W. Porritt. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
sdministFator OF the estate OF Frank W. Porritt,
deceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary VOUCHERS, with
in four months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said administrator at his
Office in ROOMS and ,, Farmin Block, sand
poidt, Idaho. the same being the place for the
transaction OF the bus. ness Of said estate, in
the County OF Bonner stale OF Idaho,
Dated this alit day OF August. 1874
4. ". WHEELAN,
Administrators Of the Estate of Frank W. ror-
ritt, deceased, Sept. 4-Fc
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
National Forest Timber for Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Standpoint, Idaho,
up to and including October 5, 1914, for
SOC, 600 feet b. NJ of white pine and
20, 600 feet b. M of spruce upon des-
ignated area within section /, T. 90 NJ,
r. E., b. M, Curley Creek water
shed, Pend Oreille National Forest,
Idaho. No bid of less than $500 per M .
feet for white pine and $l.OO per M
for spruce will be considered Deposit
with bid $500. The right to reject any
and all bids reserved. Before bids are
submitted full information concerning
the timber, the conditions of sale, and
the submission of bids should be OBJ
tanned from the Forest Supervisor,
Standpoint, Idaho. Sept. 4-lS
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
B0NNERS FERRY FOLKS
AST0NISH DRUGGIST

We sell many good medicines but
we are told the mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, known as Adler
i-ka, is the best we ever sold. Boomers
Ferry folks astonish us daily by tell
ing how QUICKLY Adler-i-ka relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach
and constipation. Many report that
A SINGLE DOSE relieves these
troubles almost IMMEDIATELY. We
are glad we are Bonners Ferry agents
for Adler-i-ka. j. b. Brody. druggist
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Margaret A. Elderton. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor OF the estate OF Margaret A. Elderton
deceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the nrst publication OF
this notice, 10 the said Executor at his resi-
aenoe at Ronners Ferry, Idaho, the same being
the place for the transaction Of the business OF
said estate in the County Of Ronner, State OF
Idaho.
Dated this 3ist day Of August. 1914
Sept AS II. l.. NEDBURf, Executor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Focal Piek.ups

Peter Zawar, wellknOwn resi- |
dent of Copeland is in town today
on business.
Mrs. J. w. Greer of Butte,
Mont, is the guest of Mrs. M. J.
Dignan this week.
Mrs. A. w. Roberts 10 seriously
i'll and was taken to the Boomers
Ferry hospital yesterday for treat
ment.
J. w. Reid left yesterday mern'
ing for Spokane on two days bus
mess trip.
Mark Kelly, a wellknown mer-
Giant of Porthill, was a business
visitor in town yesterday.
Alfred Goba, wellknown resi-
dent of Copeland, was in town yes
terday on business. Mr.. CODA has
been working on his mining claims
all summer and has number of
promising prospects.
Matt Ripatti, a wellknown resi-
dent of the Copeland district, was
business visitor in town yester-
day.
The Shetland pony contest at
Brody's Pharmacy ended last Sat
urday. The pony was won by Arvie
Larson with the number 1920. The
last of this month Mr.. Brody will
give away a $50 kodak in a similar
manner.
For Sale One light driving
team, one work horse, weighs about
1900; one horse and saddle. In
quire at Herald Office. a28-s4c
The Northside School Improve
ment Club will give another dance
at the schoolhouse next Friday
night, Sept. IL. Come and have a
good time.
The members of the Northside
School Improvement Club are re-
quested to attend a meeting of the
club at the schoolhouse next Thurs
day afternoon at 3 clock.
Ernest Barber has purchased the
Joseph Banning place. Mr.. Ban
ming plans to leave Monday fol
eastern points on combined bus
mess and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Helen Bullock left Wednes
dav for her home at Scottville
Mich, after visit here of seyera
weeks with her neice, Mrs. j. /
Monks.
Every woman wants to know tn
how, when and where to shop t
the best advantage. 1t is the eco
nomical way of managing tn
home, and HERE 1T is, We wan
every woman in this county Il
know of the enticing offerings W
are making in dry goods. and lad
les specialties this month. In
cluded in this splendid array ar
hundreds of articles needed ever,
day in the year and which can b
purchased now, during our lat
summer cleanup, at a substantial
saving in price, because our fal
and winter stock is arriving il
great quantities and we need tn
A room for their display. We Or
not conducting a windy and spec
tacular and blare OF trumpet
something for nothing fake bar
gain sale. We are just quietly ant
systematically and energeticall.
disposing of our surplus stock, ant
are making our prices secure quicl
sales and many of them. This /
the How, the When and tn
Where. and we hope to see vol
among the many who are takinl
advantage of this ex optional OPP
portunity. The Ferry Dry Good
! E0uDauy
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Dependency

Is often caused by indigestion
and constipation, and quickly dis
appears " hen Chamberlain's Tab
lets are taken. For sale by all
dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04

Crawford and Alberta peaches
for IS cents per box at Browns.
Auctioneer-I am an auctioneer
of long experience and am open to
engagements at all times in any
part of the county. l Caustol,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. tt
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Mother of Eighteen Children

l am the mother of eighteen
children and have the praise of do
ing more work than any young
woman in my town, writes Mrs.
c. J. Martin, Boone Mill, Va. |
suffered for FIVE years with stom-
ach trouble and could not eat as
much as a biscuit without suffer
ing. l have taken three bottles of
Chamberlain's Tablets and am now
we'll woman and weigh l68
pounds. l can eat anything / want
to, and as much as l want and feel
better than have at any time in
ten years. l refer to anyone in
Boone Mill or vicinity and they
viii. vouch for what / say" Cham
berlain's Tablets are for sale by all
dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04

Moore's Furniture Co. have on
display a complete line of wood
and coal heating stoves. We in
vite you to call and see them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

@oIoingen nod ieoer 9iidhmg BEL
mGBigen Steigungsperbdltniiien
0ie SHneefoppe, Die b0bite gr-
bebung Observation-Disclosures, umOer.
gleidlihen 9lusblif bis greslou imo
SErag bieteno, idroif aits oen alpi-
nen 900 Dieter tiefen berrliden
Sdliin0en Wiel5er- iln0 9lllpogrlinO
emporlteigenO tr1gt auf ibreln @ipfeG
ieit 1851 0ie ct. 2oiretiusfapeae,
felt 1862 oie preuBiife gouoe unO
felt 1868 Die 60bmii6e 9auoe felt
1899 cine W}eteorologiiAe Station.
Seit gllterS lodt and Die S1onbeit
ser Siifterideimtngen 3. 9. oes Son.
nenauigaugs, idbrlidb Eouienoe 6in.
auf.
2u 6eioen Seiteu oes Iddumen0en
Baden iulb ieiner gteben6Gbe aus.
aebreitet, bon 45O- 900 Nfeter ii6er
0cm Meere terroIienGbulib aufitei-
oeno, Iiegt S1reiber6nlt 0as ieit
90 Subren Die erIte SteQe ser flima.
tii6en Gurorte einuiinnit. 90 &ilo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

gen am 90. Oftober 1912 uno erI9ien
3um erIten 03ale pie0er am 81.
8ebruar 1913. Gle @iuternadt
oouerte olio oole bier W1onote. md6-
reno Oeren ouBergcpo5nlid] ihlebtes
g9etter berrihte. Tieie Belt ilbte
ph1iiologiid eineu redt itarfen Gin
iluB aus, Der lid beionoers bel ben
teiOen @ebilfen aut bep6o6ten lieB.
Sic batten beioe Bel mdBiger glrbeit
rmo reihfhen Shlof lm0 giieu I'M
Serbit Oiel 6ett angeiest; I'M 2nitf
Ger gtoht trat. trpsOem iih III ben
0uBerer 2ebensbaOin9ungeu ni6tS 81
itreu llnglmiten 1uoerte, ooIlitGnOige
Gntfettina ein glls 0ie SeQigfeit
mieocrfan 10 oaB man 0ia @eii1ter
im Sogesliht erfennen founte, iubeu
ale griinlic6Qel6 itnO QaQig aus. Gie
6eioen @e6ilien lieBen ii6 gegcu
Gnoe ser gaadt MIR nit W}ii6e oa3ii
beme1er, ibre fleinen @flihten 5u err
fiiQelt in0 fuoren rci5bar un0 bGuiig
iniBgcitinnit. g(uA Del Dem Gerfoi
ier icI6it imD Bel ieinem gegleiter
itedien iif6 Oeniiit6soepreiiiou uuo
4ritloifima cir. 9laeroings mor
bic @erionen3ahl ol3ergelp06nli6
flein (bier Wlann); and botteit Tie
idlcdtaS 2icbt (itugereiuigtes, ruiii-
iheS uEoraiiirD uno enoli1 6otten
iic fcinc Qeniiacn0e 9eih1iti9mg uno
mondle @ntmut1iQiinq, meil 0as Bal
.onrtoteriol fiir fSciieloufitiage 5u
tnapp mar 9ei Oen Bebilien bil0ete
iid nad grid5eineu ser Some neller
Tettoniob aus, ser iich glei6mdBig
iieioertc. Die aIeihe @eobohtltng
iiber 9(nios ino @crbroith bon 6ett
ioNnte man oud bel 5pei norpegiihert
6cu1ern muhen Sic in Ser Ndbe
iiberipinterteu 8ettaniab lno Ser
broiih berliefeu alio gan5 dbnlib pie
bel Seebiin0en im0 9ieHntbiereu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

Gem 6ettoniob entipro1 ii6rigens
audi ser 9utterOer6rauh Sm Ser6it
iieigertc er iiA 10 itorf, OoB Oie &or-
rGtbe 5it ltarf 5iiommenidmol5en imo
ouf ollqemeinen @unId 9otioncn
ginget6eilt meroen nuBten SIM
S9inter ginq ct 70 8uriid, DAB oie 9fa-
iioneneiut6eillnq mie0er ouigeboben
mur0e. SIN Triibiobr fan0 eute neue
Steigerimq itott. 9us 6ett lit olio
inn 2iht su bctrdhtlihct Ebeilen ais
Sorrothsfett am &6rper ob9eldgert
un0 in ser ounfeln 3eit tpieocr nuf-
JeEroudt poroen. Gie @alle, sic sur
5ettberoolnma iuient6ebrlih lit oer-
iogt i'm Qouf ser Dunfeln 3eit; oas
9lrfnehmen BON 9}abrungstett miro
rem G0rper mehr in0 mebr lu1mogs
iid, mo er miro oif oos Gorrotbs-
;ett anqcmicien. 9(us oen M}eiitn-
gen er0o6 iic6, ooB in oem @inter-
quarter tGaIih 8 ag- glabrungsnlit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

Tie llm0e6uug Sirid6ergs 6ietet
eine 6iiQe bon gl6pc6sllngen, mic
lie cine an0ere StaOt nicbt 10 leidt
beiitt. lluo DAB oieics ales 81 errei-
den lit in einfohen Sontnerna6nit.
toos- Spa5iergGngeit obne glnitren-
gung, obne SeBerei uno, iobolo man
MIR nil, obne W2eni6en, OaS Bat
etpas fiir iid.
9ln 6iiBe oes Otrb Die Sage per-
fldrten &Dnoit nit ieiter 9urgruine
liegt Oos itattli1c '0ermS0orf elm ieit
Snbr5ebnten pielbeiicbter &lrort.
Der apnnit lit naturgenlGB fiir sen
Reiie10en Der Souptan5iebungs
punft- glQid6rIib pilgerr Gaulenoe
oen fiir5en Meg binouf i'm 0ie um-
fangreiden imo intereIonten 9oil.
relte Oes Nfittelolters bort 81 betrad-
ten irn0 iih al Dem berrli1en &un0-
blid iiber oas goil5e Ebul nit ieinen
9ergrdnoeru Sduier5eilen Sei1en
un0 6orIten im0 Dem g(ufblid 8u ben
mddtigen adnbnen oes @e6irges 8u
erquiden. 8urA prddtigen 9aub-
molo, Dor 9L(em glihenforit un0 91o.
oclbol5 gebeu 0ie bequen1et @fqOe
oen iiolierten @ranitfegel binaif
no Oas 9luge in Ser S4on6eit Der
Rotur, Der gei6idtliA geridtete
Sim in biitoriiden grinnerungen
i6melgen fam.
$50 Ger @ober toieno oos gober-
aab6aAge6irge in engem 6elstbol
pom Sun0sbuter &anlne trenH unO
Oas Sirihberger Gbal betritt, oo Be-
ginnt Sannowis, Elm liebliAer G5ol-
feiiel, BON oeiien go6nitotion ans
emit un5d6lige aoppcniobrer gum
9fieiengebirge 6inii6er5ogen. 9lieiige
@oloungeu 6eginncn icbon lulten i'm
Sbal iuo beoeden ringslm Die S6.
ben. Der gnopunft ser 9fieien9e-
birgsbabn lit arunn5i6el 1us
9aHf ieiner Oor5iigliden Gage i'm
ner 6efannter meroenoe @e6irgs0orf.
den bat lb I'M 2oufe ser Belt gu
ciner groBen Somherfrii6e emit
pidelt Sin allsgeoe6ntes bequeucS
@egenet fiibrt 0urd Die berrlideu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

0n8 isDlciiidc 9fieiengebirge 1T
nddlt 0en gllpcu ooS 6odJite @ebirgc
aun5 Gelltihlauos, Die Sdneefoppc
nit 1905 AReter Scr orittb0dDite Berg
0cs 6euti6ri 0ieihes, ieine aamm-
b66c ii6cridreitet sic idnrmtliter
0clItihn @ebirge nit Dem Durh.
ldnitt bon 14O0 Wteter unO iibertrifft
iclbjt ocl ggoseenpolo, Sdwar8-
iuoIo, @o6mcrrpalO, uip p.burH Die
On0urd beoingte gcograp6iihe @e-
italtim0, oie gigenort oes alimaS
Der Sloro etc. GoS 9llpine, Die Be-
ionocrnbcit 0cs Wlittelgebirges, ioipie
ifuuOinauiidc 9lrt oerquider iid6 bier
in nlcrflpiiroiger @eiie in S6lud-
icu unD idrofien 9Ibitiir5en 4eiieln
mo g16nen0en @riinOen, III oen roii-
jIenoen g2ilomaiiern unO gSalier.
idQeu iii nltcu @letlderteiden itn0
Mtcr1ncn. iii oen 9luslduieun Der
4silai3cnmclt ser 9llpen imo Der nor.
Oii:6ell 2dn0cr, IN Der ii6erpdltigetl-
ocn Cc0c ocs &ammcS mo Der Hep
pi0feit ser tieien ginIduitte, mo nidt
5lml S9cniaiten IN Der fIuret err
Qiidcn0en ncrpenItdrfen0en 2itit.
2So iinoen iidl aae gIbituinnaen
Ges 9limas pom trodenen Ser @beue
bis sitn feudtfii6len Der itbolpinen
0ieRio1l III Sen tDalOiunfrdn3ten Sod,
t61lern iinO bis 5iir reinen, iounen.
oitrM3ittertcu Silft Der olpiuen 00s
ben bon 1900 1900 Wleter in Die.
fem @ebirQsgou, mo ne6en oen Der.
porrogen0en Scilquelcn rno alien
@ebelfet mooerner Seilhmoe olt6e,
fauIter 9aoeortc, iorgt Elm bohent.
midcltes ino itetig fortidbreiten0es
@aitbolis., @cniions in0 Soerbergen-
ipcien Fiir Sen, Der ais fr01liher
@onoerer sic Stinme ser Sh0nbeit
IN 9erg rmo E6al 81 iid ipreden
laiien mil mie fin oen, ocr nibts an.
0creS Qls ghl6e in0 gr6ohmq iudt.
Gcidc 9lusma6l 6a6en iie fiir i6rc
&oit gleit9 % iie title, beideioenc
%infql lucFeu o0er Grtc nit 6o6ett.
midcltem &onliort. 0ie grrlmgens
id)aiteu Der 9tcu5cit, eleftriide 9abn
lu0 GeIelIdltung, 3entrnlbei3ung
lti0 @oherleitwg iuo and Der
qlltoonnibus 6nlten ibrcn Sieges8ug
ielbit his il ne9r a6ieits gclegenc
@eiIer 3a6lraib idooreu iib iopl-
lii1e Gorier i'm Often I'M Oie alten
@tdotc 2auoes6ut. 9ie6cn. 51om-
BERG lRo 6rieoIail0 PIN Giugong
5um 9ergsoa 6alt Of Sem roidcn.
0cu @ober ons Std0tNen Sdm ieine
@sad3t uu0 ans SicrSeGirgc idiniegt
iid oas 6c6a9liAc 6ricoe6cra AM
&ueis gGie in aeifloiicncu 9iei6ci
boin itattIir1en @iriGberg ber riiden
Die Grtc sun &obe por @otit00ori
bonn Naiten 8oberro0rsOori Son
uoiriB lulo 1iihbudb bonn Often olis
i5rcH rei5enoen Tbalniiheu; Stmic-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

genumpobene @ebirgsitod Oes 8a-
ters 3obten, ent5iideno Die @rai.
ihoit @las, 6errliH oas Baloenbur.
ger Nerglono, eigenartig lnO frait-
poa iino Die @0rliber Seioe iuO Die
oberlAleiii6en @dlOer, m ih0n lit
Sfleiien in alien ieinen Ebeilen -
a6er Die &rone aGer ieiner gsotlir.
id6onbeiten lit bod 0as 9fieiengebirge
ltno sic 8forte, oureb oie man in
oicie groBortige @ebirgsfpelt eiutritt,
lit Siridberg.
Gs gibt menig St1ote, Die biniidt-
lid i6rer lanolhaftlihen Sage 10 bon
Der 93otur begiinitigt iinO wie Sirid-
berq. 0b mon ibm bon gtoromeit
o0er Siioolt, ob man ibm bon Berlin
ooer 9reslou ans nabt ob man ieine
often rot6en 01ther pom @e6irge aus
6erallflcildtell iie6t ODER Oh man
bon oen reBcnoen So6en oes 9ober-
fatbo1gebirees nod Der Wletropole
0es SiriHberger Ebales biiii6eriAoilt
tcts mirft Der glnblid bon @irib-
ber1 il6errai6eno uno an9eimelnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

meter lang uno 9 ailometer brci
miro es no6 Sii0melt mo gtor0
0lr6 0ie S06euGige 0es &ieien- rmo
Sierge6irges obgei6loHen, mdbreno
IS noh Olt nad Dem Siridberger
G6alfeiiel 81 often lit. Der Srt, aus
0rei Souptt6dlern un0 fiinf 9olonieu
6eitebeno, beOedt einen 5lG1enralm
bon 1900 Seftor, elm glreal aif Dem
Sonoon 6equem Ylab Bate, Oas alio
idon ourd feline @roBe BEN lner-
ihopflihen 9ieidt6um BON lanOi6oft-
lider SG0u6cit BON 0en Strider-
b1iieru bis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm0
Dom So6itein bis 5u Ben 9ohel6du-
fern obnen ldBt,
Seit 1902 lit S1rei6er6oi an
Oie i1leiiiGe @e6irgs6abn Ourd oie
9abn 5iri1berg &etersoori @riin-
t6al angeglieoert, oie 3par eillen picl
ldugeren @eg ais oie alte StraBc ou
raulcbenocn 3oden no6 Wlorient5al
6iuauf brou6t Oodj Oofiir oilu6 cine
SiiQe 6e5altberttoer 2oaOiAuftsbil0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

oe6erg NIT Sobenpieie, Steinieiiien
inO glrnS0ori Sd)por5bad3 unO
Stons0ort SermsOorf am agnait
iinO sBeterS6orf unO 10 innner pei-
ter binauf BON SArei6erbmt oll
glguetcnoorf 6uiu, 9oberbduier,
9riidenburg, 0ileriteiiien &rlmms
biibel, golfsbait 6oritbniten II. I. T.
SSn oieier @ianni9ialtigfeit gibts
nod fiir ieoen Suhenoen Elm 6inoenl
lln0 aQe GueQen Ser Groit iInO oer
6reu0e oie iih in Sen Bergen mli-
t6irn ilieBen nic6t bios I'M Sonner
un0 i'm Scrblt ionOern aitb Oanh
wenn oas @ebirge iein 5aii6erbait
iboncs g9interfleiO nngelegt bat
1ann bietct Is reiAe @elegenbeit ben
Irelmocn 0eS gSinteriports in all
ieincn uralten o0er 6obmoocrnen
@eiieit 0onn peaoet eS ilngeabftes
Gnt3iidcn 8enienigen luelde winter4
li6e Braht in ibrer boditeu gntfal-
tlna fennen leruen no OeS @ilter5
9unit III ieiner ei9enlten Merfitatt
belpimoern poQen. Shon 1T Ser Ia-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

ItGnoen limo oie 9(usfii6rltngen bon
aQqemeinem Sntereiie, ole iiingit Der
ousqc3ci1nete Weteoroloee Or. 9urt
@egener ouf @rno eigener @riab-
rungen iibcr Die @irfungeu oes &li-
mas ouf oen WSeniAen DeroffentliAt
Bat. gr bate @eIegcnbeit, flir5 BIN.
tereinon0er 8ienlib crtreme &linlote
Der Groa fennen an lernen, ildmlIA
Die tropihc SSnieI Samoa iii t3@rao
iii0l gr 1908 bis 1911 im0 OoS po-
larc Spibbcroen 60 @roo norol.
@r.) 1912 bis 1913. Die Some,
bcridtet Or Negener, peridono bon
inherent Gbierootoriim nlif Spib6er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

til umgciest mur0en gegen nur 1
aQ. in aemdBiatcr 9rcite. Sic reihl
libere GerpileNuna lit oIio oni6ei-
memo fein Surus IN @oIargc6icten,
iou0ern aus p6Diiologildcn ln0 fiji
nottihcn @riin0en not6men0ia 5rr
Gr5alturg ser &6rper6iIon3 gSos
Den forpcrlicheu 3uitano om GnOc
ser Gunfel6eit anbclougt, 70 fon1nlt
99e1encr 8u Oem SMluB, ooB cine
oolifdn0iQe uno lnunter6roc6cnc
Tinfel6eit bon mir einem So6r 6ei
tinem betrdhtlic6el Bro3entIoB ser
Meniten aetiiaen piiroe, I'M Sen
500 ber6eislfiibreu, glber oud Ous
0onernoe 2iht oes &olnrtogcs miro.
Ieidt 5ur &loac geionoers i'm N1ai
mar es not6menoia, sic Sdlafrdume
ourh gor1duae fituitlid SIT peroun-
feln neil oas oaueruoe 2iNt feinen
rii6igen SdIof sulicB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

reid entiddoiat gequcme 9[usiidts,
pagen geltatten Dem ent3iidten glitge
ocn freien @enuB ser S9on6eit. Sn
peiten @inOungeu 5imd9it an lia-
fen llfer Oes fleinen Baden entlans'
eileno, penoet iib 0oun Der Bug,
lteigt 3iemli6 iteil d15eno an oer
norollben Sebnc 0es SSierfomnes
binauf un0 langt pl0bliD unter6alb
oeS W1oltfefeliens 0ur6 einen Sun.
mel auf ga6n6of 9tie0er- Shrei6er'
ban, 206 @2eter 6ober ais Yeters.
oprf on Sier lit meiIt Belt geuug,
5ir ru6igen llniiha1, 3ief unteH
linfs liegt OoS inOuitriereicbe, 6Gii'
ler6eidte Sirld6erger Sbol, oaran
reibeu iib Oie ionft aniteigenOen 9lus.
ldufer OeS 9lieienfammes, ser Don
Ser aoppe bis 8um 9feiftrGger Oen
HuuO6lid noh Sliioen abl1lieBt.
8u 6eiOen Soften 0es 3odenfIui.
les, I'M Siri66erger E6aI, liegt oas
6erii6nte 8ao g8oru6runn, @o6n.
inO Stommiib 0es 9leibs0rafen
6rieOrid Sdoffgotid5, OeS alteH
@rlutO6errn 0es 9iielen- inO SSIers
gebirges, Ser dlteite uno 6erii6nlteIte
SaOeort Sdleiieus; I1on leit 1891
werOen feline 8Gocr 5u SeilSmeden
gebraudt. IS lieot mitteu I'M g8edl-
iel blumeniiberidter g9ielen, iippiger
9iil1e, golOiger 6el0er, ieltiam ra.
genoer 8els6lode, meit6in leudten.
Der Iil6erner g8aiierfldden, in oenen
ii6 Die ianft oniteigen0en @or6erge
ipiegeln lmO i'm 9intergrilnO ii6er,
ragt, oft bis ipGt in 0en Sonlmcr
5lnein DeiBe S6neeflG1en ouflpei.
leli0, Die blale 9iieienmuuer ser 9er-
&c Oas lDeitc G6ol, Elm gln6lid, Der
nit Der friiden, reinen @c6irQsluit
sur Gr5ebuug un0 @rQuidamg Oes
&orpers imo @eiites metteiiert. @ou
Der @alerie einem Der i60nIten
%rnfte i'm gol5en @ebirgsgau mn
roBt man nit Dem 9luge Dies gauge
5crrli6e Banorann bonn SoGlteilL
lmO Dem Sierfonlm Bis 5ur Sc6nee-
foppe um0 Dem 9fieieu-, SSorlt- un0
Sanoes6uter &omn cbenio, wie an
anoercu Stellen 0es &orfS, bonn
g9ei6ribsberg unO S6ol5en6erg.
Sin Dicl6eiur6ter %uuft lit oas
ug2orpcgii9c glod6auS~, ser W2ittel-
punft Oes Don &opmer5ienrdt6 6.
8iillner in SSorm6ruuu geltiiteteu
SolfSparfs, Der nit ieuienl 10000
QuoOrntmeter groBeu 9eid, feinen
pielen 5ieI6epiiBt anoeIegtcu g9egen,
originellen @egmeiiern uno ou0eren
&unitmcrfcn Der Sol3it6niBi6ule, iei-
nen 5a6lrcic9en 9lu6cplGsen, Icinen
iorglid gcwd6lten 9lus6lidcn oub
dnf oos gcpaltigc @ebirgSponorama
felt 4 SSa5ren cine &auptle6enspir.
oi0feit &arm6rinns it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
girfaneeu Oes Slimas unf ben @cn-
idjen.

gs lit cine allgemeine glnnobne,
oaB ioIde Mirfimgan 0or9onoen imp,
miO oieie glnnobntc lit riAtig oncin
ecuouc uno bon 5uialigeu 9aebemmt-
itau0cu nidt beeiufhlBte 9Iugo6ei
iin0 idper 6ei3ubringeu ggie iebr
6icr sSrrtbiiner lno llebertreibingea
uorfommeli. fam man beiipielspale
0rsdlS erfcnnen. OaB Spitbergan
cruit9oit ais &urort in 8oridlag aes
brar5t mor0cu 1T llntcr oieien lin.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-08-07
GLOBE PLAYERS ARRIVE TO
MEET CLIFTON AND MORENcI

The Globe baseball team arrived IN
Clifton Friday afternoon to battle on
the Clifton grounds in three contests,
with Clifton Saturday afternoon, with
Morenci Sunday forenoon, and with
Clifton again on the afternoon Of
Sunday.
The Globe players are a husky lot,
and would appear to be able to acquit
themselves with credit. The team has
PLAYED, this season with Mesa and
Miami, and. eliae scalped both teams
with Uniformity and impunity. Ac-
cording to the Globe players, their
town has never before formed
bunch Of willow wielders Of strength
equal. to the bunch now in Clifton.
Here is the way the Globe boys are
placed: Johnston, Westerwick, bat
teries: PinZar, lib: Miller, 2b: Mutt,
3b: Spikes. IS: Trotter, Thomas,
Brewer, Shut, fielders. Accompany
ing the players are Manager Jack
Leonard and wife, Sears, Smith and
Keegan, the latter two making the
trip from Globe by automobile, and
arriving before the main crowd which
travelled by rail.
The lineup of the Clifton BOYS will
be substantially as follows: Mason
McIlveen, 3b: A. H. Grimes, If; A.
Grimes, 2b: Scsnlon. IF: Riley, C; Ben
ME. CT; Sanders, SIS: Thompson. ID;
Batteries, Weeks, Scanlon, and Fehr
man.