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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15
THE BLK. MILKING MACHING.

Among the milking machines which
have really proven practical and sue
cessful is the Burreu- Lawrence Ken
nedy machine. This machine has
been in the hands of practical dairy
men for several years and has been
improved just as rapidly as possible
until now 1T would seem they have al
most reached a perfect milking ma
chine. On another page we are pub
fishing an article from the Geneva,
New York, Agricultural Experiment
Station which proves conclusively
that the milking machine does not
lessen the flow of milk except in a
few Individual cases, in fact fewer
than the average hand mixer does.
the especial value of these machines,
however, is that of labor saving. 1t
enables the dairyman to keep more
COWS by overcoming the trouble in
getting competent mixers.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

10th; second hatch May 25th, and
third hatch June 10th.
We did not lose very many, not
more than 10 or 15 when they we're
baby chicks. They first started lay
ing in September. They layed IA
eggs that month, and in October they
layed 151 eggs; in November they
layed 1852 eggs, about SO dozen. We
sold $40 worth that month. In Dec
ember they layed 297S eggs, about 248
dozen, and we sold 800. 60 worth OF
eggs. In January they layed 4O89
eggs, about BAL dozen, and sold
$122.95 worth of eggs. This last
month I think is pretty good and
about 30 are moulting and are not
laying, but I am still getting 10 and
IL dozen day. They are good lay
ers, at least we think so.
Yours very truly,
G. r. REYNOLDS.
Springdale Ranch, Route 1.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15
A SUCCESSFUL POULTRYMAN.

Kent, WASH, Feb. 3, 1914.
To the Editor of The Ranch:
After keeping tab on my little
bunch of chickens since they started
laying we were so we'll pleased that |
thought | would write you about it.
We have 250 pullets, not all Matched
in one Matching, but three different
matches. The first 80 came off April
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15
Poultry Department
Continued from page 6. }

(COntinued from page g..
on shipping receipt and give you
copy of same.
"This enables you to furnish proof
to the shipper and gives him chance
to collect pay for the chicks ii they
have been misused.
SIT is very essential that you
should do this as it is the only way
you could expect to receive considera-
ton.
"Do not expose chicks to extreme
heat or cold before you unpack them,
or any time for that matter.
"Don't put them in brooder and
think, we'll if they do not do we'll
here tonight I will put them some
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

place else in the morning. One night
or one hours neglect will spell fail
ure, although it may come weeks
after that time.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15
Tells why chicks die

]. C. Refer the poultry expert of 1917
Main ST., Kansas City, Mo-, is giving away free
a valuable book entitled white Diarrhoea and
How to Cure It" This book contains scientific
facts on white diarrhoea and tells how to prepare
a simple home solution that cures this terrible
disease night and actually raises 90 per cent
of every hatch All poultry raisers shout write
Mr. Refer for one of these valuable FREE books.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

Il Rocks, last show at Seattle and Tacoma So
per 15 Some stock for sale. J. L. Wilson,
Zenith, Wash. 41tp
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

DROWN Leghorns! Cockerels and hens The
ID result of ten years breeding for the best.
Prices reasonable. FL. Shepard, Granger
Wash. 24tp
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

CIRCULAR FREE, OF the best Buff and White
- Leghorns, Buff, White and Partridge Wyan
dottes, Black Minorcas and Barred Rocks
Fred A. Johnson, 51S 35th st, Tacoma, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

Q s. White Leghorns-Chicks 100, $1,000; eggs,
-. Is, so; 100, 800. A. Taylor Napavine,
Wash 3-3tp
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

Recently I heard from man whose
hens we're not laying any eggs, though
given very comfortable quarters and
kept very clean. But it appeared, by
his account of his feeding methods,
that he was feeding pens of 20 hens
that were not laying as much food as
most of us would think necessary for
double the number of hens that we're
laying WE'LL Good judgment in feed
ing is necessary to produce eggs at a
profit. The hens must be watched
carefully and not allowed to put on
fat. That is the most frequent cause
of poor laying, according to many eX-
perienced poultry ralsers. Kill one
of these producers occasionally
and hold post norton on her. 1t
will generally be found that the or
gans of production are hopelessly
clogged with fat, and full sized eggs
are often found in the oviduct that
the hen has been unable to eject be-
cause of the superabundance OF fat.
Fowls in this condition should have
their ration cut down one half and
changed in it's character as we'll. A
days starving and dose Of castor
oil is recommended by experts as a
good way to begin treating fowls in
this condition.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

CELECT s. c. White Leghorn baby chicks and
y setting eggs, any quantity. Also Buff Orp-
ington eggs from prize winning stock. E. W.
RauSch, Carnation Poultry Ranch, Kent. Ate
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

To cite another instance when a
setting of eggs under hen would have
come in handy as a check on all err
ratio incubator I quote as follows
from Mr.. j. r. Crossth waite, in the
Pacific Poultryman:
"Last season we filled a beginners
machine three times with our best
eggs. After the second hatch he
wrote saying that his matches we're
very bad, only one or two chicks
from each run. This was remarkable
considering that at home the eggs
were Matching splendidly. So we
asked him to have his thermometer
tested, after studying the way he had
handled his incubator, for that seem
ed the only solution He did so and
found it nearly four degrees out.
How he managed to hatch even one
chick is more than we can under
stand. Naturally he blamed the
makers for sending out such an in
strument.
"This expensive incident shows the
strong ACCESSIBILITY of testing Their
mometers, new or old, each season,
and not to take chances"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15
FARMERS CLASSIFIED COL UMN
MISCELLANEOUS
Two cents per word each insertion,

| EOR SALE-Seed Peas. Blue Bell, $50 90 per
l. ton. Smaller lots Sc per pound t. o. b. Iron
| dale, Wash. CrofOot & Wood.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15
phil TRYMAN'S fl ASS|F|FD

4 NGLE Lake Poultry Yard = BRICK and
n White Minorcas, White, Brown and Buff
Leghorns, Barred Rocks and s. s. Hamburgs.
Stock for SALE Eggs in season. Book your
orders now. M. ]. Berry, Sta. g., Box ia,
Seattle, Wash. tic
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-15

EOR SALE Dogs. Blood and Fox hounds
crossed, one year old, partly trained for cats.
Also pups four months old, same strain. L. e.
Clemens, Granite Falls Wash 4-1tp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
Q 6 nfcL.

'@0brsnO ouf Ger 9lbue cine be-
jobrtc S0r5erin cine9(ric portrGet,
bric6t I'M @orfctt Gin inacr Ntonn
ploblid in fronpiboiics Shlud5cn
ans. Cir 6aucben iibeu6cr Scrr cr.
sun0iot iih tbciInebmcno nod Dem
@rtnO iciuer iiorfeu Grorifie;beit.
nSSIt ocr @cOonfe nidt riibrcuO",
ruft Scr Singing inter Gbrducn
nOoB ocni @ciongc Oieicr icl6cnDore
ihon mein Batter uno o'robooicr in
i6rcr Syuecno gcloiidbt babcur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
CjrnnORiidsiibcrtr

@2or Sieocl lm0 6rou an @pmon
G6edet, SiiOieitc Baltimore, no0c
Gentrol-9loenle, 80 bel 81 SUB.
0lorp &. &omoier on @6ilip Ser
man 9loroieite 9ittle &ug6es, no6c
SonoUerltroBc, % bel 80 SUB
Serininol q. Is. So. onS8oi6mgton
Baltimore anO glnnopolis @lcc, 81.
9i. So, n @runOitiide.
Clinton 8. @oltmou imo 6rou al
9ll6erto Soldier, Oitieite 9roooii6s
no6e 0tort6-9lpenlc, 14.5 bel g. SUB.
Sotto S. Sobmuller an SobmIllcr
Building 60, 8 @rinOitiide.
2o6nuiller YilOmg So. al GlroD
=. Scnfins, Siioieite 9l66ottiton, ma
be aenueOp-9lpenne, IA bel 90 SUB,
Solomon 9. Sofimon al 3oiep6
@laliiciu m0 6rou SiiOicite 9olti-
more, nobe 9onoitroBe, 20 6ci 90
SUB.
9mOreip e. Sodion uuO Sroii al
So6n 3. Si6betts, 9lorOieite @reBt-
noniiroBe, nobe 9loominaoole.9l
PA 6ci 81 SUB.
Sorr0 8. Wlii(cr mO 6rou an 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

D9ci inns in @ricdenlano fonO
man bel oen 9Iuserabmeen 0ro6te.
oiC bcpciieu Dob Die oIten Giriehcn
oieEeIegropbie idon ecnou fonnten.
o0os lit nod gar nibts. 9e ms
ir Falditino wurocn aud 9lusgra.
bungen Dorgcnommen, unO man fanO
gar nidtS
Dyhln. in0 mas ioa oos 6e0eiiten2 ?"
0GoB ole oItcn SuOen ioeur ihon
Die Selcgrapbc obne Drabt benuB-
tcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Dg9it lpunOerhdr Sbr Gjctreio-
nddit. 9(ud Sbre @emiiie5udt 9c-
oeibt prGdltig. @iien Sbucn Die S}o-
gel nidt biel peg2~
! D5aIt gar niAtS."
80, 0os 1T I'm 10 eritannlidcr,
ols i'd bel Sbnen gar feline Gogcl.
ibeude bemcrfe.
n9ld, 0os lit gar nidt notbig,
Meire 6rnu ecbt bier Den gou5cn
Sag ipa5icrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Gie bciOcn &orpSfrcluaoc trcifct
hb beim 8riibitid. u9lbcr N}cnih,
Srib worum biit Oh ocun 10 bc.
orIdt2"
8rib Omit cincm ihmcrcn Scui'
aer): SD pumnic mcincn Onfcl tcIc.
gropbiih ml 90 Morf on nm mci-
nen Shneiocr AT bcaoblcn HIM
mas ihidt er icbt2 Gic quittirtc
Smucioerrchuuno. gr bat iic be,
5o6lt ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
92 Il / B..

Ger neine Sans (oIs ser @eri6ts.
bell5ieber in Ger elterIi6cn @o6nung
Dergcblid nod @ertbobieften iudt) :
D8iiien Sie, Serr Observation-Disclosures,
nit Sbnen m0dt id NAL @eritedeu
ipieIen."
D@orum 0enE, 3lciner2"
~Neil iie 10 Iblc6t iinOen ions
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

glcitet Die 9ilte Elm Ieiicr 5hrci-
tSiino6unoert GoOte BAT eS gcfonetl
llnO Oo iein gomel Gr lit oo6ei
bod OoS @}doel 6eiBt ieine 31bnc
5llldnmen
frompft aub I'M Sdmer5 iid oic
ihnolc SonO,
oeuticbcS N2docl, topiercS W}doell
Sie6, er itorb iiir iein GoterIouol
81. 6. 9febbod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
0as Csltcrnlnms ~ cinlnm.


Ter Is Sabre alte Carl 9iut6riogc
BON Baltimore in &idmouo bon
Der @oIi5ei ouioegriiicu. 3pci
NlGodcn aus Scr 9uuoesbaupt-
iiaOt in Baltimore 9eiironOci.
14-jGbriges @ldOden beiratbct
o6ne g9iIien Der gItern.
Yoli3cimoriboll Garter lit gclicrn
bon Oen 0e60roen bon 6idmonO,
ga. beuobribtigt worOerL ooB bort
Der 10 Sabre oItc Carl 9lulbriO9c,
mcIhcr Dor @odcniriit leincr Eoutc,
3rou Mforion 9amo bon gtr. 1907
Sonoocr-S -StroBc, Olrbgebrnnnt it,
icltacboltcu miro. 6rau Somor an
toriirte Waidol Garter, @elO naN
&idmouO 81 ididen, oamit i6r ylcfie
nod Baltimore 5uriidgeianot iuerocu
fonn.
3ur ii 4 5ur Wiuttcr.
3me N1Gohcn, Die t6 Sabre oItc
9lline Gonnor mo Oic 10 Sabre ote
N}orie aeQp bon @oi6ington, 3. g..
melde ibrcn Gllern ousgcrniiien iin0
imo in ser 9tadt BON Gonnerltog ani
1rcitog bon oen @c6cimpoIi3iltcn
'Scrmon Yoblcr uno 81. &orter aui
@riu6eu Ser 9eborocn Der 9nn0cS.
6auptlto0t auIgcgriiien wurOcn, iine
geiteru gto6nittog bon Dem CctefiiO
SomeS u. Sprinomnn bon g4ol6ing-
ton III Scr mittleren @oli5ciltotion
obgebolt worOcu. @be Die Nldohen
an ibre glngeborigen nuSgcliciert
mer0en, battcn lie Elm Gerbor Dor ocm
Slacnorihter 5u beiteben. 9cioe iag.
ten, oaB Iie nod Baltimore gefom-
men linO, Inn 9eidditigung in eineu
aouibauie 81 iuden Gas eint0nige
2cbcn inn Glternbalie babe ibnen
nidt me6r 9eialen.
Tie bcioen Wid0den wurOen in ei-
ncm 6otel, in pelhem iie 50 pro Gag
be5a6Itcn, ber6oftet. 9lls i9r @el0
3ur gcige ging, telcpbonirte Wlorie
aclD an cine 6relmoin in @oi6ing.
ton. 9lnitatt OaB Oieie 6rem0in
@elO lon0tc, iniornrte lie 0ie @lteru
Der W1GOdcn iibcr oercn 9hlicntbaIt.
@lci6 bel ibrer 9lnfunft in 9alti-
more 1noerten Oie WldOden i6re 9ia-
men. Marie aeQD, weldc in gfr. &C,
G-StroBe, in Observation-Disclosures
pobnt, nonnte iid @lorie Steele imo
0ic Gonnor, oeren 6eim iid in 9}r.
1917 g}cp SerIep-9Ipeuue, 9foropeit-
@oi6ington, beiin0ct CAB iib Den
Nomen 9lline Ga %ongc.
Sbr &inO foil 9ebciro.
tbet boben.
&err Samuel s. NliGer bon Or
1915, 2igbt- StroBe, fam geiiern no6
Dem Sugeuogcriht uno eriu6tc oen
9ic6tcr, ibm bebiililib 81 ieiu, ben
gtmfcntboltsort ieiner IA Sabre olteH
Sodter Wlargaretbe Wiilcr aisiinoia
5u MAIDEN, melde Iib nit Dem %
Sabre olten NrpiQe .. Goof perbei.
rotbct baben ioa. @lcid5eitig cr-
iudbte Serr @liaer, OaB feline Eodicr
einem Snititit iiberpieien meroe.
Ter Ridter beripraH &rn WiiGer,
cine llnteriudulg ein5uleiteu, uno
crIudte Die Foli5ei, nod) Dem MGO.
6eu llmidai 81 6alten.
Nb oos @lGOAen bercitS getrout
moroen it, lit mgemiB. gs iiebt abcr
felt ooB I'M Seirot6slicen5-9iirean
cine 2iceu5 iiir Oos @11oden bon Dem
9lpplifonten Sobn Smith bon @leu-
burnie, 9lnne 9lrnnOel-Gou1tD, err
Iougt moroeu it, Gas 9llter ocS
Y}oOhens bat Smith ais IS Sabre
bc5eidnet. Serr Nli1er be6ouptct,
Dob feline 8odier crit IA Sabre alt
lit. Goof lol al ser Gli5obet6 Game
mo6nen nnO crit 10 Sabre alt icin.
Gie @oli5ei lit imermiiolid ibdtio,
ben 9luientboItsort Oes @aares 5u
Crmitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
etimmcu ans Ocm SuIfe.

(3niMriitcn ii6cr oQQcnicinc 9lnge.
lcgcn6eiten ioutcu niht mc6r, ais
$50 @orte cnt6olten mo miiiicn
itctS ouf elmer Seite Oes W}omi-
icripts beidrie6en iein)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

9urp uuo 6roiL Oiticite 6rcmont.
sIoenuc, no6e @oeoiiroBe, 13 6ci 53
Sub
So6n 7. Cono6ue an GonroO@oii-
mcir im0 6ron Siiooitede Girlep.
mo 6leetilraBe 1876 6ei GIG SUB.
@crmor 9anf Of Baltimore GitD
an George @. D}ublp, 2 @runotidc
6ronf 9to0of oil 9}orib @onO Ct
@o6enic 9. q. 91r / 9loroieitcStrec-
per, ua6c MontmetiiroBe, 1913 bel
G5 lSuB.
9ll6crt S, Gurron an Sofob Sol.
ic, 9ioroieitc SuOion-, na6e9lobiniou.
iiroBc. 40 bei 70 Sub.
SoGob Soule mO 6rai oil So6n
Salic, 9lorOieiic 0uoion-, ud6e ylo.
6inionirobc, 40 Del 70 Sub.
0eriel6c AT So6u $, Souie gloro,
ieitc Nnopu-, no6e Ho6inionltroBe,
40 6ci 70 Sub
9tot6auiel 2. @lnet an Baul
&opp, Siioicite GoIiDer-, no6e gu.
5erncitrobe, 1910 bel 10 Sub
So6n Z. Gono6ue an SenrDEoui.
ioint1luo 6roL 9lorOoiiede elhpooo-
9locuue uno ErattitroBe 1873 bel 70
SUB.
Otto S6micoidc uno 6rou au s.
y. 2eimbab uuo 6rolt Siileite Glr-
leoiirobe, ua6e 6oirmolmt.9I0enne
12.i bel 65.6 SUB.
6ronf 9topof an 9iort6 9on0 ct.
@o6cmie 9. 81. 9lo. I, 0itieite Stree.
per-, uo6c @loutmcntitroBe, 1913 bel
65 SUB.
SSoco6 Spear nuo 6rau an @li.
hacl Ni 9hn5erg lmO 6ron 9toro'
oiticite Sinoer.9lpeuuc na6e Gncotel.
itroBe, 2i.4 6ei $50 SUB.
@orncp @roluitcin miO Sron on
rSo6u M. So6mullcr Sioicitc Nolti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

.S9ie ac6t cS Abrer Srni2"
r9ddt gut. sic licat on $
iluenso.~
.0os 1T ohcr ic6r f"N'rc r'e
Tiirchfrn 1ic 0cm aor ril5t iiA en-
Slic1cn2"
..9hsocihIoiicu. Srii iie frouf ~
oc6c i'd ii6crbojpt nidt n1b Houic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Iater: nSor' mol, g1iHorO, 3u
brineit bod mobl Dem @opoeei nidt
etpo Sdinlpfiporter bei9~
0iidoro: 1@eluiB niht, 8opo. SD
ioge ibm MIR, ipas ct niht iprebcn
bari
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

mann, So6u Solder, Otto @oaieiu
Nlor @iegouo, s. 2iencntompcr,
Molicr Soberforn lno g9olter Crops.
SIS lit Der @lmih Der uSo5. 2icOer-
toiel" BON Ser5cn.
Gin NiitglieO Scr oSo5. g ie-
OertnfeI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
n@ott erboGte 8rona ben
&oiier,~
u icincnl Dicrln0o6f5iaiicn @c6uri8.

&oiier~
81 ieineul decentralization @e6urts-
toge
@obm idb ibou in oieicm lin.
bcilsiobrc
Seb' ileiBig regen i6 Der Golter
SGnOe,
Sn Siiiten uuo %oloit ~ oif Dem
glltare
Grblid' id fro6 Der Ereue Sie6es-
Spenoe.
9.
@em Gilt Die 2icbe Oieicr topfcri
Streiter,
GieS Sdmpien, Oieie Stimmung al
Ter Grten.
sic Gilt 6ron5 Soief Selterrei6's
altem Goiier,
Ger ieines &oltes @OeIitein geuor-
3.
Sn i6perer 3eit, o6po6l nod jung
an Sobren
@orO er gefr0nt nit So6sburgs
Serrider aroue
llnO 5eigt ais SiingIing iid ibon
mclterfQhrpu
9lls 3ierOe mii Dem oltebriuiirO'eem
&6rone.
A.
llno ipie iicb audi iein Shidiol modi
geltalten
Gr 6lie6 iid treu IN gut unO i6linl'
men To9en.
Gr iob IN glaem itets nur @otteS
@aI!en
llno bat eroeben icin Ueidid geiro-
gen.
3.
Gent Der 10 bonoelt, bliibt Oes $im-
meIs Segen,
Gr miro bon @ott geliebt unO bon
pib Dem Tolfe.
&eit 2eiO fonn i6mGIern ieines Ser.
qis 5ens 9fegen
Sitonod 10 finlter aud oes llnbeiIs
Holfc.
6.
Gin ngoIOeueS Ser" iuoro i6m bon
s1 @oit gcgebeu
Sin ritterli6er Sinu unO coles &on'
oeln.
W2it m1nnlih T6un poort ii1 iein
&orlpGrts Strebcn
Sic ridt'gen %ege weiB er Itets 81
pon0eln.
Z.
S6u Io6eu, preiieu ill6elno Die 9lo'
tionelt,
9ns ibres Srieoens Shiibcr unO @r-
6altcr
Gem ieiner @olfer Slid, i6r fricOlid,
g9obnen
Steis Seititern mar bis in iein ipd'
tcS 9llter.
8.
llnO 2ie6e iin0et unier olte aoiicr
Bel ieincn T0lfern ia in allen Sdi6'
ten.
Ca er i6r @orbilo lit II Elm SebenS.
peiier
Sn 2iocr GrfiiQuug ieiner DicIcu
9Eilihten.
8.
9(6I W1odten one enolib bod er'
fenuen,
CAB ibrer 2iebe ihouites Fiano ibu
mare,
@enn oae iib ais 9riiOer piiroeu
nennen,
Cen griiocritreit er6liden ais G6i-
mare.
10.
GieS mar Dem aoiier sum @eburt5.
togsfeSte
Gic lie6Ite @obc ieiner ylationen II
g9ie piir0e in Oeitcrrei6s trouliden
@e1ite,
Sid no1 errltngenen Sieg. 10 paro-
oieiiib wo6nen.
If.
Sm ,0iri6us unitis" Su6elfaiier,
Gem @a6liprild, Oen Gu Cir bait
emit erforei
2icgt ia fiir Oelt'rcibs EoIt ciu
@liidper6eiBer,
Ger ME on ieiner @obrbeit bat Oer'
loren
70.
llnO 10 eri6eint urb mler Subcl'
foiier,
Bon @ott eelie6t unO lciuer 9olfer
S6onren.
ltuO oll Die friid gepunocnen Cor.
beerreiier
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a. @oucr Gos 1T ~ a $

DSn, Saucr Gas lit 10 q S
9lnoereS."
gln Ocn oCcutiAen Correspondent:
Sn Der u@bening Snu~ bonn q.
9luguIt miro oegen Die &riegfii6rlng
Der Geutideu nit 3eppelius ii6cr
6eltiungcn protcltirt. sat picleibt
Die engliibe %reiic Elm @ort oes 9Sro.
telteS gcbo6t, ais iron5oiiihe 9lOioti.
fer, nod follm ais Der &ricg ertldrt
mar, Yom6en IN offene StdOte,
mie g1iirn6crg mO G6emni6, mar
len? NOcr bat man pielcidt goi5
rnO gar pergeiien, OoB fron5oiiidbe
Niilitdr.9ler5te Die @oiierleitung Der
StoOt Wleb nit G6olero.9ojiaen per-
giiten poQten2 So, Bauer, Oos lit
etpos onOeresl Gem, menn 5mei
ooiiel6e tbun, lit eS niht imner Gas
ieI6e. @cnn Oieie G6otcn, Die ouer
@ibiliiotion @obn ipreden, bon Gelit.
ihcn 6egongen morOcn iudren, Ooun
mare oic geiommte bicige engliidbe
Brelie luie cine Wleute iiber Die Gcilt-
i6en 6ergeioaen 90 o6er muBte
man es in Sbren Spolten iuden. n;
SeOcrmann meiB, 9lniwcrpen lit cine
beieitigtc StoOt, imo fonnen Die
Geutiden niHt crit unteriuden, ob
6rouen oOer ainoer bon @eidoben
getroiien merOen. @enn Oie 9el9ier,
ipe5iea Die glntlperpencr nidbt mollen,
DAB S6re 6roien lnO &inOer gctrof-
len mer0en, 10 miiiien iie eben oae
gli6tcon6ottonten aus Der StoOt
bringen loIicn. Ios iolltcn Die eng
liidcn 3eihtngen oud wiiien, uno
lpiiien eS oud Grieg i'll Sole 9l6er
pie es ideint, fam mon Oos %eben
gegen ole Geutibeu nidt loiien.
So6n WfaDr.
$ elm a tDSliebe ser Q a.
liiten.
gln 0cn oTeutiben Correspondent.
Gin @ntriot bin ih nidt Oos
6ciBt ih fam es nid9t iibcrS Ser5
6ringeu, iiir bic @lorie eincS 6clo.
BERN mein 9e6cu oui'S Spiel 5u
ieben 9l6er ~ ruie geiogt, 10 menige
Gas glouben mogelL ~ meine Sci
mot6slic6e lit gcnou 10 glii6cnO pie
Oicjcnigen Die fiir Gonig mo @oter-
lonO ms 6elO 5ie6eu. &onn es Oenn
elnen WleniHen ge6en Der nidt Elm
6iinfben Scimot6slie6e in iid 6irgt
oOer 6egt? Ger beionOers in Der
6remOc oraltBen an Die 6Iurcn uno
Sonnenitro6len ieiuer erIten Su-
aeno 5uriid li1 iebnt2 Sin ieOer
miro 3eihpeilig an Die Munoeu Oen-
fen, Die Der &rieg ~ Der gronlome-
Dem gon5cnNienihcuecihledt idldgt
SSest mill i1 aud ole @efiible Der
Songesbriioer Der nSo5. 2ieocrtoiel"
6ringen. Ger oSo5ialiiiiihe 2icocr-
tofcl" foBte oeu 9eihlub, iid ans
Seimat6slie6e mitleioigen 6er5cn
Dem i'm &rieg perleBten SolOaten
binterblie6cncu @ittpen unO &oiien
DER Gcuiib SeIterreic6 llngariidcn
9lrnecn nit mitleiOigen Ser5en ent.
gegen 5u fommen Ga Die iinan-
3ieQe Gage eS Jest nidt idon erIaubt,
icl6iges 81 ibun 6oben mir einen
9(usihig 5u @lniten DER Sintcrblie-
6cnen unO Die @elegcnbeit 10 erIolg-
reid ousniiben orrongirt Gas 9lr.
rongements-Gomite 6eiic6t aus ben
Scrren 6ron5 @enh @m M'onte,
Wior Gommel So6n gloto, g. Sort'
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8 nrN MnInnteric.

y y 7 2 7" ~ Y Y v ~ 7 Y 7 Y -
Syuuoc Come Can @or0 ciueSS Sceoou-
picrs). ~@eIdcs lit cigcutlirb oos
Gsouncu0cd2
0crr: ~9lnemol oaS. oiii Dem @nd-
0igIte peiIen."
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Qan[cr ncbant unn @aIIaaIsr.

2S. atrabc, 500 @ipd Ncn
=. vim SQuarc bon 0untina0on'gloenue.
QUO @IDd gpnntum,liucuuc, ncWc Gtrdhts
glcbcn 9uninIopnsglucnue
glnr $i4OO.
ZOO Nlua Sambcu.glrrnuc, nnr $1,000.
SfOC Blvd QlniulDn-glUcnuc, nur St,lbO.
MHc oiclc SduIcr baben
n Vtrnnon Truui, 6 Sinlmcr nno Dab.
h,Yeec moocrHe Ncoucmlidicil @ucs nro clct
elu1e gcnhicr, Casranec cihecmauertc g9nl0
'"oer uno crird 1pilcite i'm Ncllcr
m 2cidltc WcbnaunAcn.
lO,. v'an nebmc @olano'Ruu nno Wt &albl1o
~h 6leilrlihc.
Wdberes am Srt ooer bel
GOmarO s. Gallagher,
9i9-92O wlnnirr guilOlHa.
N9loI2t--l
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Cir S nrtnd ddincr.

.Scrr Goitl s5mon micocr Gin a'ri
icn0crl SSd bohc ihon hcuic 'iini
rer Scrrcn 3oucgcn binarST
lciicrl"
.3it lic6enSmiiroio mir 2hrf ep
ibcn 9lnitr6ge rcicroirt 5n Gabenl"
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8eine c5cmiiic.,Sarn bon ie gdcrn, Rioec,
Htooo. nabe 9cIorsJion6. 9indSuirnacn bel
gg,.errilen & W1trslicn, gr. 100, Sit.Setinatoil'
Sttnhc. (Suli30, ,3nS ,tmD
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more. nabe 9onoitrobe, 20 bel iiO
SUB.
So6n @. 9o6uuller an 9'orD
9roimiiein Siioicite Baltimore, ma
be 9onoiiroBc, 20 6ei # Sub
G6riiiiou 9ou an Sopbicuo Cob
mcDer, , @runOltiide.
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8n OcrtunieHs


9n OcrlnnicH.
g. YIN gmiomoblc .Hnunnn Gar 19lO~
Nelne anncbmbare Giicrlc nhOciMld8cn Na0-
dntaaen Nr. iO45. OiioaeiBs Strafc
NIun20-31)
= yeuutb.0crfcn. Normen": Thnf bis faui3cbn
uder cbcncS Qnno fiir $4,000 Den sldcr, Nns
sallnnq $500. canu $t.00 bic geode ooer $50O
megnolli6; cute Girabcn. Qntce 9Sarcr: Ont
We've, 1919 ". GaBettc.S str. Baltimore, Wlo.
'SnniiOhSi 80. .SoZ)
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@ciltigc 55liBratc;

idlcl; @crionot 1925 8uidel; 6lcOo'
tcrcn @orrotb lS.O1S @nlhcI.
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rs Z IT,. ONltlDl 'NfAVA -"
Ic6cl; @crionot bon Den @Ieuotoren
57O,tA1 @ulhel; Glepotoren &or.
rot6 2,li2,756 9uidel.
Sentige ShluBrote
glr. . rotbcr weitl. ttlH-
94r. 3 rotDcr Spot. Hoy
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5iioliNcr per 4robc 9S los
9(ugrt q rot6cr) HOY.
scptnbr. @ roiber) 1i0H-
Ofto6cr g rotbcr) 49, -l12%
@citri9c SMluBroic:
9}r. , rotber weltl tt5 ~
9lr. 2 rot6cr Spot til
Stconcr 2 Spot toa
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llmtcrridtcm Sic 6d iibcr ,Sllta".
2Sobl orainirie G5mnonnde le $50, $iiO
hno $3.50 8nar oocr 9cncn SDre eGencll Ne'
mlaungcn. PIN MISUNDERSTANDING. Nelulr.
mqqoo @clrime GcniS Sabr0elo Berlaal
1elbreiben6c, GrlIare. Vita 9nno Hu., Ducr'
va, Wlo. 9leent am Ort Sci. 9amIton 1856.
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QaHe snl 0lciIg ms Nnslanb 6elOras
9. @alne, 9sr. 4i3, CR'Naliimors, Stf.
sale Gultrm GauIs use.