davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Barrier MusifenunaszNreiit.

Die 8ereinistsn etaatsn erbielten bel Der Barrier
@usit,Iuns mebr 9reiit, as ir9tnO cine anOsgs gius
tiol, nit Qlusnabme 6runtreib's. SIN Sun3sn iDas
rem IS 1881. Sapon lparsu 20 erobe 9rtiie, 486
ggGoens Weoaiaen, 5S3 ilbrue MtOuiQen, 42 bron=
acne Rcoajaeu, 27O sbrsnpoae Grpdbnino,r en-, unO
auBerDem eirs lange Reibe BON QolOentn, ~flbtrntn
uno ~bron5sntn Wsoaiqen fir Mitarbe;ttr. Gs lit
fsrner cine bemsrtsnspert6e 5batia6e, DAB, Obipobl
9eidJptrOen l.iosn unO ubipobl itoes 9lima irqSnO
cine 2iuoerung ~Dsritlbsn barbietct, es Nmsritd Dorz
bsbalt.n bleibt, elm u6iOlut suutrldTigs5 %S9:iImittc!
iHr lol6e estU0buliteu QeiOen 81 bei5aiisn. IS lit
Sabrbunbert purOe Is ari DEN Mlrtt etbra6t, unO
BON ienent Sag. an bis beute 1T es nidt trrtibt
tporbtn. IS bat eiuen faft unosrglsi6liben R;corO
fir bic 6eilung BON Spspepfie, 9roauun3s it0rung,
Gertopfune, frantbuites Gopfrpeb, lauren Wageu,
@uftoben, eODbrrnntn, Gerb6iitdt, Wtattigtstt,
S6laflcfatsit ooer irg.Hb ,ins. anOere Ntagenit0=
rInq. Seio f3sr, bob 36r IS probjrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Hphert Mnuerhnn.

Gs itar6 am 3. Sunuar 1901 8obert Marcrban,
~qelisbter gatte bon Rattle Nautrban, i'm 4S. Sabre
i:ines aeben5. Die 9srbiQuna iinOet beute,
Montaa, ben Z. Sanuar, 2 lltr g;abmittaQs. bon
ieiner lesten @pbrung, Hr. ), berfdnesrte 6reoez
ridsGpcnue, aus auf Der sg8sfsru Cemetery" TAFT.
R-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07

Der uasabin9 Qbtsr" ia
fOtbsn feinsn 105. Sabrgang angt5rs@
ten, bagegen Tinb fsIbit alte 9eI9@ts,
tDie nN.zY. Staats5tgr" rPbil. Se@
mpfrat" unb Der n9eutl6e Sore
1~ppnbent" no6 WaiIenfndben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Mpntaa. ben 2. Sanmar 1901.

Batter Gbrpnns, ber als
alter Mann nit elmer Si4sl barge
ftent pirb, lit tpeit binter oem moGsrs
nen Gorti6ritt 5uriid geblisben, 1Onlt
Bate e. cine MdAmai6ine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
st6htilrhe @crnrhnuna.


an @us fitbrunq Der 9ori6rifttn ots abi6nitts
81 u beg 48. @rtitels Oss 8altintOrsr StaOtgsItBz
bu6ts BON 1893, ipiro I'M Nuttrage PES gemetnz
i6aitlideu itebenocn 6Omite's fir gertebr5pe9e
hermit alien oarau iuterciiirtsn Ytrionen Ndd=
ribt ertbeilt, bab I'M Staotrutb cine 8eroronung
etHgerei6t unO ur has gemeini6oftlibe ttebenoe
6omite fir 8ertcbrsipege p%sriptlen %ipuroe. por
tpel9em Gomttt oieielbt lest in Ssrotbun9 1T; Der
Sitel beiaater 8erorDnung 1T, tplt tolgt:
Cine 8eroronung, nel6e bic giIDeiz
lirung uno pfla1terung nit mucaoaz
mtIirIem 9flaIter, iopie bic Soften
ran6IteinbeieBung nit Derglaften Sic
gslitsinen, mo iol6es notbpenoi9, Der
NugufazNpsnue BON ber SibIeite Der
5reoeridz Npenue Big sur iIoli4en
8aulinie Der 8alrab@S traBe, i'm
9an3en 627 SUB, pori3rsi6t.
Rad Den 9ori9rift,n Der ~btiagten 9trurOntnQ
fno Die Soften Der b~tiagtcn Irbeit in folgenDer
98eiis gu ~be3ableu:
9ur6 abi6dtunq Der onn3en Rotten cut Oas ans
e~renjeubt GiqcHt6um i'm 9erbdltnib Der 6rontz
breite bes ~bcioqtsu Gioentbums, NIT Iugnobme
Der StroB,rfleu3unQen, ipeltc bon Der StaOt aug
Der 9erpiliouno fir Strubsnirsu3unOen, Die in
Der @erorOnunq fir Goraui6ldQe fir Oug Sabr
1901 o~orQeitben 1T, bciabIt iperDen ioQen.
aae QeriOner, Die in irgenO elmer gRtiie an benz
in %beiootsr' 8eroronunQ bebaHecltsR -8tQcnfdnos
l~nterelnrt rno, DsrOeH blerourO benaOt1Dtlqt. DAB
oas gemeini6oftli6e itcbsno: Gomit2 fir 9crtcbrgz
ipsqs am 81 0 n q, ben Z. Sauuur 1901, Nu6s
mittaps 3 Ilbr, I'M G~utbbauie in 9aItinore in BEN
6omite= 3inmsr beg erfteu Staotr0tbsl luciqes IN
eiBuno iein piro, gum 3tptds Der Subetra6t3iez
bunq b~eiaotsr 9sroronunQ uno 5ur Nub6runQ uusr
9crienigen, iptl6e in Setreff Oieicr %Hgelegsubeit
Dor Dem GOmite eri6einsn m0Qen.
SIM Iuftruge
Sobn Stcnenan g. Gtatb,
GbtfsGlert bes eriten Mut9g %3ptiges.
- ..O "a nc D. - n . = On 80 . A = =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Eefanntmadlunaen.

Noern arue 6oreerunsss2 iu srbpte, nit Der Gnfs
tbrllt Proposals for c ,nstructing six %
Express wagons uno an ben "B ard + awards"
Der Stobt Baltimore, NIB, a%orsiTrt, iperOsH bis
Mitttuof, ben is. Sanuor 1901, Mittags Il llbr,
I'M Bureau oes Observation-Disclosures tuteeeeu genonls
men thr bic Gietsrunq Der Nrbsit uuo YRaterialien,
lo.ipte Die fertige Nblisftruue an Den 8aFer=Sn0tz
nienr bon feds GrprtB : Q9ogtn, dbnlit in Der
Selcprung, tie eil g9aotn, Der isbt i'm Seibe es
gsarersG epartsmsntg lift, etmib Den 9ldnen uHo
Spelitttatiouen, bic in Dem 8urtou o's g8aHer=
SH9etIeurs, Natbbdus, Baltimore, 0iO., %entgcgen
oenommel iptrDen f6nueu.
1le Goroerlings =Ingsbote million bon einent be-
elaublgten 6btd in Der 60be DON $4,000, ge5ogen
an Grore ots WaDors uuo Staotratb5 BON 9oltis
more bs3leitet iein, uno pirO DON benz e%riolgrei=
gtn Sitter Die SteluHe elmer Sufrieoenfteaenosu
sSlrel3aft fir bic qeipiTenbaftt aus iibrune hes
ueosrelntontnens, Dem ~OOppsLttn CONFERENCE.-The
eltittOm1leno. p%erlanat.
Sle Notwithstanding =9eb0roe bebdlt I'D oas
ioerfsn.
9IIfree Wc. Gutd,
@aFsr=3ueenitur.
9bunas o. SapeS,
-qrdiosnt Der 6ontrattsY tres bunQs <S tboroe.
C5an3'4a.7,8,9, 10,ll, r., IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Sphn 0ci1cr.

@s farb am 5. Sanuar 1901 Sobn 6eiecr I'M
Glitter bon 81 Sabren. Die gesrbigunQ fiuoct
beuts, Moutag, @a6mittues am 2 llbr, bonn
moroen, Moutag. NobmittuQs Inn 2 llbr, pom
Srauerbauie, CIR. 2, 9sft=@iQzS traBe, aus auf
Der 198tftsrn @smetsrD" itutt. Yter0iguna pripatim.
R-Tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07

actndnis Separtemeut.
y CUB Scpdrtement. Bureau eeS Staet@
Sfeuer GinnehmerS. sfdtbbaus,
9altinors, ben 8, Suuuor 1901.
Sur Radbrid,t fur SteusrlGhlcr.
Vie Bidder bisies Gspartements werben am Greiz
tag, ben Is. Sanuar 1901, t|r6ffnst fir Die 6ntz
qe0ennabre bon Staatss unb Staot:Steuern ttr
oas 5abr 1901 auf Nttien, Sbliqationen NM Steus
t%ltattn, feutrpfIi6tie Su Der 8ate BON 80 Gents
aut 1eoe 500 Ocs obqeibdBtsn Wertbes.
YIN Stsconto 5%urRote BON iiueI uno Elm Dalb ca
9ro5ent aui staOtteuern, unO iJnf 81 @rojtHt
Guf 0tootsiteueru luirn fir iolbe 8ebnut9en err
aIauht, bic ri6t ipdtcr, us bis Gonnerfag, DEN 81.
9anuer, Nddmittaqs 3 llbr, bciablt foeroen.
Steucr3abltr f6nnen i5rs Gcbnrn9;u per Gct
s%Iggelanot ~erbalten, tpcnn obne @srjogerinq inter
Setlt9un9 eines NIT @rieimarte IND Der NOreFe
ofs SetrstfGrOCu D%eriebenen 8rieicouUerts oarum
eriu3t tpiro.
"a nod feline Stcuerrntc fir @ruuO= mn Qerz
lolaIzGtQsntbum iHr 1901 f~tftgccbt puroe, lit oirz
les Ntpartemcrt uuBr Stauoe, Die &tbtr fir pie
gnt9egennabme ~ocriciben gu Dffutn, bod, fau5 iz
tort oGrum eriuat ipiro, iperDen Die &ebnuugeu
eofbtrstttt uno Der Qpit J~ugeian0t iptrOen, icbaIo
Die Steaerratc ~feftgetslt 1T.
SdmcS y. Gorter,
C5an3,8 ,11, 1) SteucrciHnebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07

Gs itarb am ). Sanunr 1901 Gm;lie @6f:r, 0,li,6te
Gattin pts psrftorbensu @ernarD s.. S0ttr. @,r=
qpanOte unS 6rsunDe Der camille fno obtunGspoQ
einatlaosn, Der SstroiQunQ b;isupobnln, pelbe
moreen II, 9isnitaa, ben 8. auauar. - ltbr Morz
gems, BON ibrer RBteu g8pbruug, Rr. 72j, 9snu=
iptpaniaAgberue aus uno Damn nab Der ct. az
pbOnius=&ir4t, iuoltlbit Kin Rtqutsm=S obamt fir
ibre Seeitnrube c,lebrirt pseDen lpirD, it~att;jnoet.
Bite, feline 0lumcu! m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07

OasSorr.giren 5eb@
Tern 1T cine u%nangenebme @rbsit, absr
man6mat muB lie oo4 get1an p'rpen.
Sn Der eeitrigsn 9lauOerei pirO Die
anfi6t elmer jungsn Nnsritansrin
iibsr n@ilbslm M:iter" (Msiitsr) srz
trdbnt, aber Der 3ufoQ bat nWil5am
Sen" baraus eema9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07

6olgenben neusn Sert
gu Donna E Moblls" bringI pl
~5ranffurter 3situn9":
1891-1900.
M9 tpie 10 friigsrif4
S;nb bic Iationen =,
9pffnung ut irIssrii4
Sn alien 3pnen.
@isbe ber @Dlfsr tpa9t,
M6, nur platonii4;
Ridii9t auf 8riten ma9t
written -. lafpni16.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
GuaIauD uub MuBlanb,

tarerres unb QlsranOer in unTerem
altahrtpiiro;aen Yuhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
0nrfchen nni Mnhe[n.

R,u.r. lsi6ter, LANCER 9tidjabIaresplan, irt:
Islh.r BON iOHft NismaRosm %0tIsrlrt nIro: UNI
esiut falfasn gtripr.6ungeR in ben StitnnG,n.
rein. SinisnsGaat.n a~uqtleis:, um sic IRE III
iibreu bod lperOtn SbHea ale gOrtb.ils gt56.tH,
,p,ldt Nnore %otitrirtH. Ra5lutrag;n i'm Va1tau
S,r .Nptomar qsau Guarantst GsmpaHp,I 3imrltr
Or < .Nouf ssn Galt~imoresSGsbaubt, Ode @altis
asy~ asA at, 9sRLStrats, Gssl&2.&e,l3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
z&&z<E212&A2zkE EzE1gzazzH
Mnrddrct 9. S1iBc[.
Gmilic SDfer.

Gs ftarb am 6. Sanuar Mnrearst 9. Niscl, Satin
bon Sobn g. Nibsl, III ibrem 2. 2tbensjabre. Sie
3eit Der 9croi9uBQ miro ipdtr l~nqs3;igt. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
GDrLS unttr 9hrrn riaenenB eoinannaen

- Die Sietlitp 6uarantte.Srmp- -
-9immer CIR. 315, @uuitablt=9uiiDiag, lsibt-
-iolden Qtuttu, Die Qtaen &ohniabluns eine-
-bau.rret GtelunJ t;HuebTlear 8clo 0 b n =
i6trbeit (. %biUlute 8sri6tpiceens-
-k.it. 2eiate RadSabluFgs : Stotl9unser.-
Wi.ertsfc sattn. &lberaIec SfSc4ntp.
(StRtl2. S&6. jT9ta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
ng}upaI Sluc "2inte

nab philadelphia uhp Hepz Jort'
Cttlia. S|LSamesa. Sttt; Xxx "S5"
s sRIsr'' & Sintr 'T55 5. 500 3. 2 8
8uijst 4aEiOr .... tgI y y = "a = q T. S & <
SarIor. 5imcr, SAFE 1850 .. !l0,54 y; y 6
STA Tiuer r 100 u. . los U. 90 Is
S-onjno Rnom. Diner : 2.I5 p. 1920 81. 80
-gSgoI aimitep," augiblisblt9 9ulmam, Barrier;
CbirpatiOn u. Sining.GOr $40 y. *3;53g ;B
Ray,iif,tSSRorlor 448 81. ASP q. 70
6foSa 5sy' nab gbitta. .966R j, "9;o5 9. " 6
Qofai.S6Iafoaqqong mad Rstu=gOrt. fertile 3ura
gsitstn in ut. 3~Opui.StatiOn UNI 1000 Nbtnog.
.8Ngc nit ,g94 urn 6" murtirt, balttH IN 8tl'
m4srqtoR unD Gbeter, ale uno,r'n n.Dt
9rl.GamOsn. grLIst @o99l.
0bil1p,Ipbil @ftom. 500 BORN, so y.
9s5t.aoclp6ja GrprsB 2.35 @aam., - r. y
a6:uOs,n Nt!onl. 49,. F5;15 q 3m., ~ y y
5iSstsRirrarr Roroip,t=Ets 6g!psrts un0 @1lt[s
morsirabt, Nr: 29l, St0:9ToaoDa7' Vii "'Oa"
citation aosr GnmoensS] tatt9E. 90 martin
& 3. Il ocrUOoo .. ~ 10 | ~ az,
9. 9.:g. Il. @tn-sYl9r. -'V'' F"'"'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07

% 20 gorm,, !i2.4 gludp. Camden : Station,
no, $50 +@9osms !l2.59 80 a9gs g atsaiis. 1880
ao2n 10 A 0orm,, i. 20, 4.3O uuO $50 9abm.
Ta5 Byin5ttT, 1920 @Orm, !2.4O, %l5 uHS
A.30 Ru6m. NIX uoo ~
ga = NJ gIirp Iuo 3nii5tntdtioueu i7.3O, PAS
"S gSa5 GGeottsGitp H.3O, 9.S Born, u20,
40 $40, &c 80, '1l.30 Rabm.
Rob Gurtis' gap. 1928 9ornr.
san Qmrup, Rt. Republication. 226 NSSh
.rs,r- Etotipr. q 40 Tr6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Sag Boot
II a Ia On

~ Is y " I a..
9eoiuntnS am 1. Sunni, tpirs bic Cries,
D II : 2iui" z oo : 3 amps r pur6 ben
RaHai in 8itut iteltn, tDeI6s BON 9 Itjmo
nm 7.3O WOrgens tdslt6, sonntass
eusgsn0mmsH, %obfabrtn, nit autunit in n i.
la otlp9ia m abtnO OtiitlbtH Z q:
gts.
paFaster. fbrneA auf @uni6 fir Die Eidfabrt
i'm SanaI uuf ben bon 9bilabtlpbia fommenbtu
3~nG=Snmpfsr trausfrirsu, ippour5 ~oitislbeu nm
telbtn cage ~un9tidbr UNI = ubr QbtHOs ipi:rtr
in Baltimore eiutrsffeu.
pr6dbttae Sabrt Surd cen SanaI.
Ginfdd1e Sabrt nnr $1.OO.
RAD Tcp=0ort per Sa1u Don 9btlao,lpbm 81. OF
Hod Rcio=9orf uuO jurid I'll GAGE So. 90
8tattt iuO i'm 9 ii T { a II uHO bel Nlbtrt's, Ir.
Is, ROrO=6barlsssStr Iu babtr, nab atlantic
Stir, Gapt Wau, Qsburps9art, Qonoz@rau6, III.
banb, 9ro9, Saratoqo= Springs, Taus8iptr, NetDs
port, gteio=0aoeH (Gtl, 9srtIano CRaina uno
aaen guutttu r6rblib, BON Der 0trfts, 2iabts II.
D~rottsStross, a~sbalt.nb an ben grpbeu Sji6piat:
9tn in @ettertOn; feru.r in gtt!pcailt, GtG., ons
i6liebcnO ar Die 9roq:ps9inie mad SO / | N i II q
tom, Del. SpejieRe 6abrptiie fir 5onntaoss
i6ultn, Strsine uno srobe 8eieui6afteu. 8eqsn
Sanp5ltt Anb irGen5 ipelGe Gustunft i4reibs
man or
Clarence gbrioer. @sent.
(Nai305 Gr. 24, 2igbts5 trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Neme Mn;eigen.
MccncS SeirafbsneIudl.

Gin In ben mittlersn Sabrsn itsbenDer Mann,
6aubtperter nit gsrm6esn, ipiiuiat bic Sefannt=
i6aft zines dltteren Mdo6ens oDer Wittpe su mas
o oSr, Siprps Sitt onprSms antroo" ipsrSsn besIntnorl
let. gisfretion Gbrenfa6e. Offerten unter q.
244 an bic Expedition oieies 9ldttes. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
SthioenSen.
.arpIone GnfudItp So.

MdrDIanss @ : o. ben 4 snnu,r 1901.
Der 9r6fosnt iino bic Sirettoren baben brute Die
rtouldrs balbidbrlite SipiDenos pom 5 9rolsnt ers
fldrt, $l.2 pro Qutbtil qA~itfoTmsno, trtt bon
Steusrn, sdblbar an uno nab Do nnerrd g,
Den 10. ,Santar 1901, an O~ieient9sn Attrtu@Snb1btr
Die am Gisuftaa, D1 s. Sanuar, Eabmtttd9s ) ubr,
our Der She per3ei6net ftuo.
rcbertrasuu gzSi6sr 6i,iben BON Sttritag, ben
s. Sanuar, Na1mittaqs 3 ubr, BIS greItdg, ben
II. Sunuar, Gormjttdg5 9 llbr, 9elbiortH.
gSn. Gppare Sbpmien'
(5,7Sl Ssfrstdr.
cNie 9eutfd,e Saut BON Baltimore.
8ultim I c, ben .. S:5embsr 1900.
ri. Sirettoreu obiQer 9ant baben beuts zine
bdl6idbrlibe SipiOtnoe bon q 4rp3ent ertldrt, frei
BON altn Abedb,n. Sublbar am unp nab gi 0 II Q,
DEN IA. Sauuar 1901.
(36a;1.lD 9Iusuff NSeber. 9oifrer.
fSiu 6uuccrt unc einunSpicr;i1f e TipfSenfe.
W Shredu Der
5iremen's Snfurunce Gompdnp.
9ultimort {, ben 81. Se3embtr 1900.
Ser 9rdfocnt uuo bic Sireftpren haben cine
balbidbrli6e Sioioeuar bon bier "a 9roJeut err
Hart, irei BON alien 5tsucrn, am 3. Sunudr 1901
sablbnr. llebertraQunGssGlber bleibcn bis gum 8.
Sunuar 1901 aeiblpRcr.
1853 4arrp {. Rinn. Sefret6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
Oeorge Tilltng,

SAMPLER nit @einen nno 9iau6ren,
Rr. 8, Observation-Disclosures.
SaItimore.g io.
gpoor,n sr.rs.u frti uns prompt i"'s Sans ~g.Iitfert
T. on 0.lSt&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
st1htifche 0erprnnnnn.

G6tfsGlert bes criten 9tutbg 3%Irsigts.
(9ea22, q, q, q, %, %, 81 :Son2. 3.45,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-07
octn1nis Separtemrnt.
y Cub Scpartemeut. Sureau neS Stdets
$feuer : GinmehnterS. RdthhaMS,

.qrdfbsnt Der Gontratts9 rgsbunQs <Stb6rOe.
Cams, :. 7,8,9, 10,Il,l2,14
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-01
ABOUT CUBA.
Continued from First Page.)

sang Stand by the Flag to open the
sang America" In one of the Choir
uses the audience and Senator Foraker
himself joined in this song. The sing
ers were Prof. N. l.. Glover and
Messrs w. G. Findley, s b. Moul,
Carl. and Max Glover, VIM. j. Spicer
and Fred Picton.
In his Introductory remarks Judge
Stuart, who presided, said that the eX-
cellence of the meeting was token
of magnificent victory to come 1T
is not necessary this year," he went on,
'to instruct intelligent voters as to
what their duty is. The only question
is, are you willing this year to contin-
ue the policies you voted to continue
year ago" Judge Stuart then spoke
of the death of President Mckinley
and said the business world stood
trembling in suspense while waiting
to learn what President Roosevelt $
policies would be. And when Roose-
welt said he would pursue unbroken
the policies of Mckinley, confidence
was restored completely. do you
want changer" the speaker demand
ed; "What will you change to? Elect
G. F. Seese and VIM. Buchtel to the
Legislature and they will do their
duty to elect Republican Senator who
will assist the President in pursuing
the policies of Mckinley. 81
The most spontaneous and hearty ap-
plause of the evening was that which
greeted Senator Foraker as he arose
to speak Thanking the audience
for this kindly reception, Senator For
alIer said: 81 came. to Akron for the
first time Is years ago. l was Tor the
first time a candidate for Governor
i made many friendships then that
have cherished, and each time since
then that have been here have met
the same cordial reception and have
made new friendships; and now 1
feel pretty tolerably well acquainted
with Akron people. Tonight's greet
ing Is the most pleasant of all to me.
Such greeting from this magnificent
audience is pleasure l shall always
remember. L nave cOlHe Oll pOiltlcdl
mission and to discuss the issues of
the campaign. Each year these issues
are different than those of the preced-
ing year. There were three things
talked about last year-free silver, free
trade and what the Democrats called
Imperialism. Only two issues remain.
Something happened to free silver at
the Democratic state convention which
Col. Kilbourne says was the largest
and best in the party's history in
Ohio" es,
Senator Foraker then talked about
the Democratic state convention and
its work. Later he turned to the tar
iff and quoted Col. Kllbourne as say
ing that the Dingley bill was form
of legalized robbery. Enlarging this
idea, he said the people of Ohio by
their votes this fall would surely tell
Col. Kilbourne "to go way back and
sit down."
Senator Foraker talked at great
length about Cuba and what had been
done there He evoked much laugh
ter by saying that the people of the
island were to have that blessed in
stitution, town council" He said
that the Cubans, had framed a good
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-01

Nz..';l,s=.,E :ss.
tt ] II |
orsffzz,s.=ss...z.---.z esn IN
sssssSss;,sT
l'1:::"::::51 l'1 l1E::::1 ID: : j.
CREDIT SALE
Of High Grade Upright
Pianos.
n Unusual Way of Selling
Pian0s---A Careful Read
ing of This Article
Advised.
One high grade $4OO upright KIM
ball piano, sold by an over-zealous
agent to some people, who were unable
to afford as good an instrument and
who took something cheaper in ex-
change-we will give you credit on
this piano of $3.50 paid.
This costs you nothing
you pay the balance at So a
One $4O0 Kimball upright-we will
give you credit on this piano of having
paid $3.50
Balance in payments of So
per month.
Reason for so doing we will explain
to you when you call to look at tha
instrument. There are only two Kim
balls in this sale.
One Hobart NJ. Cable, $500 upright,
slightly damaged,
Credit of $50
VIII be given you upon this instru-
ment. We will tell you why when you
come in.
One big Gable piano made in Chi
cago, price $3.50
Credit of $500
Given you on this piano.
One $3.50 Baus piano
Credit of $3.50
VIII be given you free on this instru-
ment
One $500 Royal piano
Credit of $125
will be given you without charge on
this instrument.
One $500 Mahogany Schumann piano
Credit of SIPS
VIII be given you on this instrument.
WE HAVE SOMETHING UN-
USUAL WHICH WE WILL EN-
TO YOU WHEN YOU COME
IN.
A. B. Smith
300 s. Main ST., Akron, o.
221 S. Howard ST., Akron, o.
132 s. Market St, Canton, o.
West Main ST., Massillon, o.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
First publiation Jan. 18th. 1901

First publiation Jan. 18th, 1900.
ORDER FOR CREDITORS TO PRESENT
-. '.@:.s =: - CLAIMS. 4. III
srArEeF MINNESOTA II. ~ !. F.. =
COUNTY III onh1sox ..
|: ~ - In Probate Court - ~~-
In the Matter of the. Estate Of To,,n
Sinlonds, Deceased. -: '-"
Letters of administration, with the
81 R,1t1sr deceased, late of the county
being granted to G. Winthrop Lewis -
1t is ordered} That six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and af.
yer 1he date OF this order in which all per-
the sad deceased are, required to file the
same in the probate court Of said county.
ever barred. 80 ~ = -. = ~ ~
Il, + is further ordered That the 18th Of Iulv
1901. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at q
held at the probate office in the court
house in the city of Little Falls in said
county, be and the same hereby is an
Pg1nted as the time and place when and
where The said probate court will examine
ara adjust said claims and demands. ,..,'~
And it is further ordered, That notice of
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate bv forth.
witt! plbllshlngthis order once in each
week TOR three successive weeks in the
L1t 1,tsd Fails hsrnld, weekly newspaper
Dated atl Lutte Falls, MINI. This 10th
OF January 1901.
(sEAL) N. RICHARDSON,
Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
=
The Flounced Skirt.

In spite of the fact that the long,
plain skirts are more graceful and be-
. coming to the generality Of women the
founced skirt is coming more and more
into fashion, and some of the newest
gowns display this style in it's various
renderings, says the New York Even
ing Telegram. Made of lace, net or
any light material, a founced skirt is
not by, any means ugly, indeed in many
instances is most attractive, but as
every fashion suffers by. imitation this
one must, needs be. made, or rather
caricatured, in cloth and heavy fab
RIGS. Three or four fiounces are, con:
sidered.' the. correct number when the
lighter: materials are employed; when
cloth is used two are all sufficient, and
these two, arranged to form an OYER
skirt effect, trimmed with a plating
of silk. Fortunately the art of skirt
cutting and hanging: has progressed
marVelously' since the old days Of
|, founced skirts, and with the close
fitted silk drop skirt the flounces, can
be- SO adapted that they do not give
the dreaded size to the figure. When
it is a tlounced cloth skirt, the over
skirt finished with the plating is sepa-
rate from the cloth skirt, and only the
lower founee of a half yard in de pth,
also finished with the plating, is sew
jed into the silk underskirt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
ORDER TO HEAR. PETITION. FOR II:
CENSE TO SELL LAND OF MINOR,
N. RICHARDSON.
Judge'of Probate

ONCEN " HEAK' PETITION. FOR TT
CENSE TO SELL LAND OF MINOR.
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA) VI. :;
COUNTY OF MORRISON " -
In Probate Court, Special Term January
Srd, 1901. ::..:.:s..
In the matter of the Guardianship of Min
ME krefa1. minor. .. ....s.,-.->
On reading and fling the petition Of +.
l.. Meyer. qua of said" minor reDre-
senting among other things, that the Said
Ward is seized of an interest in a. certain
real estate in the e13 of the neA of Sec. 20,
T. 81. X. 80 in Morrison county and that for
the benefit of said Ward the same should
be sold, and praying for license to sen the
Of the court, from said petition: that; for
should be sold, - = = E:E IT,. =
It is ordered, THAT all persons, interested
in said estate. appear before this court, on
Saturday, the 26th day of <Januarys "a. Is
l9Ol, at 10 o'clock a. M. at the court house
in Little Falls in said county, then and
there to show cause, Gf any there beg why
license should not be granted fersti1e sale
OF said real estate, according to the +prayer
of said Petition: ." :'i. -:
And it is further ordered That this order
| slallbe published once in each week: for
three successive weeks prior to- said day
of hearing in the Little: Falls Herald, a
weekly Newspaper: printed and published
rat Little Falls. in said county. - '".s,a:
Dated ct Fit hitt'es Fails, the :ara scdayet
/ -. ':@By the Court: :. sse :.
! (sEAL) - N. RIeHARDsoN, -
-: : - =: Judge of Probate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25

turned back at the nesk in two revers,
which are faced with c@1inchilla fur
The high collar Of gray cloth is border
ed. with stitching and faced with chin
chilla fur. The sleeves widen below:
the elbows and terminate few inches
above the wrists, where they are trim
med with white cloth. cuffs striped
with silver braid, while the full under
sleeves of white cloth are gathered in
to a deep. cuff: of the same enriched
with hing.-Philadelphia Ledger.