davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-31

8-inch whitewash brush, 25c.
Horse brush, 10c.
Palmetto horse brush, 15c.
Vegetable brush, Sc.
Good scrub brush, sc.
inch black bristle paint brush, Zoe.
Sash brush, sc.
Large wire hair brush, 10c.
Bristle finger brush, 10c.
White bristle hair brush, 19c.
White bristle clothes brush, 19c.
Good shoe brush. l5c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
Sine g Gnaerfabrt.

@t.2outs, M}o., 9. SUM-. - Sn
elmer @tGrte BON $50 W}itglieOern
peilt feit @amitug N6enO Der Snbiaz
napolis M}uIit : 8eretn" uls Sat be5
g2ieDerfran3" in ct. 2oui5, Die Be-
fu4er fiibrten iid g~eitern Q6enO bur8
Elm 6errli4es Gon3ert, BEL pel4em Der
gemi76te G6or unb Das IS Mtann
itorfe OrGeIter tpa6re 81an3leiitunz
gen 6atten, in treffli4er @eiie Elm.
Der geitrige Sag mar Der 8eft4tigung
Der Stabt uno Oes 0eItausfteuungsz
9laBes gepiomet, unO 3Dar puren gu
oieiem 3pef II @alOnpaggOns Der
StraBenbabn gemiet6et porOen. 9aS
@erbriberungsfeit Der beioen 8ereine
fan0 geitern @6enO ieinen @bi4luB
6ur4 elm opulentes 8anfett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
.Mntter" Sunrs IN Der grbrit.

Srumonb, @.Sga., 9. SUM-
Sn Monongu6, @.5@u., belt rMutz
ter" Sones pteber cine Agitations@
rebe Dor elmer 64aar Striter, bic
bon glurts6utg ausmarf4irt tparen.
1900 @ru6enarbeiter, pel4e auf ben
Sreppen i6rer @o6n6Guier umRer
1aBen, Iaben ben 3ug DOrii6erpaiitrsn,
bet6eiltgten ii9 a6er ni4t an Der Ser
fdmmlung.
Sn Rort6z Sort, 8.@gu., baden Die
gru6enunterne6mer Den @trifern am
getinOtgt, buB tie bic 9duier Der
8ru6engeIeGi6aft rdumen mIfen.
Me6rere 6un0ert ni4t= unionitiI4e
&o6lenqrdber baden am SamItag in
Rort66 g~earbeitet. pie Striter
6ielten geItern cine 8eriammlung,
unD man beFiir4tet, baB es gu Rubez
ft6runqen fDmmen pirb, iDenn bic
Observation-Disclosures pieber perIu=
den, bic 9ru6en gu betreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
Q6fa6rtstuge BON Ocean : 9dmpFern.
abfu5rt pom Rsnsgorf

q D q IL DDH u 10 : SOEL
Der 2ampfcr ,gar5aroTa' an p. SUM na8
Ser Sampler pQorrninc~ an p. SUM na8
Ser 0umpfu rGunaOiun" an IA. SUM mad 81.
bcrpoOl.
Ser 2ampfcr s6itta Ot 9enOOe" am "A. SUM
mad 0cupel uuO 8cnuu.
Ser Sampler ,Gtruria" am Il. sunni mad 81.
otrpOOl.
Ser 9ampfr ,aotteroam" an IA. SUM- mad
Der Sampler rRaiIcr ggilBclm Der groBe4 am
Il. SUM- mad Bremen.
Scr Sampler ~rllmbria" am II. SUM nab R,as
bel uUo 8cuud.
Ser Qomgitr p~2ruguta gittOria" an II. sunni
Scr Sampler sQatgieiu" AM Il. SUM na8
&umburg.
Ser Sampler pQ5ilaOclp5ia' am Is. sunni mad
Ser Sampler r5out6part" a M Is. SUM mad
Der 3ompf,r Bremen" an 70. SUM mad
Ser Camper ,9Ourainc" am 10. sunni nab
Ser Camper pG7mri,' am 20. SUM mad 81.
Ser Sampler ,aftOria" am d. SUM mad glass
golU.
Scr Sampler rGampania" am d. SUM mad 2s
Drpool.
Ser Sampler ,lraOe" am 81. SUM mad QeaY,!
un0 @cnua.
Der 2umpftr yMtuneapoIis" am 81. sunni mad
QonDon.
2r Sampler rgaOcrlano" am 81. SUM mad Qats
Dsrp:u.
Ser 9ampfcr r9oOroamD am p. SUM mad aots
ttrOam.
Ser 2ampftr ,gHi8,r1 an "A. SUM mad @ans
burl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
N%rnrrzWnfffnnh hrrhTtrt.

Mertbtan, M}iF., 9. Stunt. -
Sin NufitanD Der Neger beorobte bic
6i6srbeit Der DeiBen, bod Oteis,
re6t3eitig geparnt, troten Semen
no6Ibenaffnet entgegen uno Die beiz
ben RGoelsfi6rer Der Neger, 8reen
sSo6nipn unO State Moore, beftnDsn
fi6 bereits in 6aft. Sin i6par3er
8apti5ten : 8reOiger n8uffin" bate
State Moore aufgeforoert, ii6 an Die
6piBe elmer 8epegung gu iteuen, nell
DE gegen bic 8eiBen geri6tet mar.
8uffir bebauPtet, OaB ii6 Elm 4uf8e>
Bot Don 50 Mann in 3io, 8emperz
Gountp, % Mteilen n0roli6 bpn W}ez
riOian, 3uiammen finOen tperOe. 9ieie
80 ioIten 1i9 nu6 9reen So6nion'S
6aus nenOen uno uqe @eiBen t0oten,
t6re Tarmen 3eritOren unO lire 9Guz
Ter nieberbrennen. 3roBDem bic g&ez
ger ii9 in ben 6traBen ME 2 gu l
per6Qlten, ruben Die 2eBteren ni6t,
b~epaffneten fi6 nit @indsitsr9epe6z
rem u10 erf4redten Die g&eger 10 iebr,
baB Der QufitunO idneu gu GnOe
mar. Die 8epobner Der beOrO6ten
@egenb iinb a6er nod INNER in GRO
Der Qngit, troBOem iinO tie aber auf
Q(nes gefuBt unO gu Qlem bereit,
tpenn tie 3um8ampfe unO gum S4ub
i6rer 6Gufer qerufen tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
@diffsnahrihten.

RepsQorf, 9. Suni.-an0ctommen: 9ams
pier rQobn" BON Genua unO 0eopel, pgOoieD BON
Q]iperpOol unb nGtbiOpiaD BON @lasooD.
Gia5oo IN, 8. sunni. - Bon RetpsVOrt FnO
bic Sampler Columbia" unO pWOngOlian' bier
uugttommeu.
6aDrc, 8. sunni. Ser Sampler pgugcoqu,a
1T BON GcDz0orf bier angstommcE.
9remcH, 6. sunni. - Ser Sampitr uTtdurs
fam bon 0eiD=YOrf unO G~btrbOurg bier an.
9ruDIe 9oiHt I, Q. SUM. - Scr Sumz
pier r6rautturt," BON Baltimore na3 Bremen bcs
itimmt, paifrte bier.
Gberbouro, 9. sunni. - 9tr Gunbfcr
rGrpnpriuj Q8ilbelH," bon Ncu=9orf Hbsr 9lDs
mouth uab Bremen bcitimmt, lit bier ouoetOmmcn.
Ibgefubrsu BON bier uu6 GcU=0ort 1T Der 2ams
pier r5ricOrib Der 8roBen Don 9rcm,n.
Gibraltar, g. Sunt. -abGetabrtu BON bier
nod @euuu unO Neopel lit Der Gampicr y8ruOc"
BON 0efUsNort.
Rem =Q Ort, 9. sunni. Ser Samnsz
r9cuti@lanO" 1T BON 9amburg uno SbiclOs IL
QnQtfOmmcU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11

feinem @ntf9luB. 9os gomite, be-
itebenb aus ben Damien Srdu .. @tz
rarOe 8rtebt, Sruu 6ugb 8. See,
Srau Daniel s. @bep, 5rdu 9. S.
Saplor, 5rau 30. 9enrp 9opurO,
6rau Daniel 9pugb unb Srau 6ranz
cis 0dmmann, legte Der @pmmifitpn
au9 ben gntpurf bes Oenfmals por.
0afelbe lteut bic nit 5liigeln berie>
bene 9lorie bar, tpel9e nit Der linfen
6anb einen 2orbeerfrdn3 in Die 606e
bdlt l1no nit Dem redten Irm einen
fterbenben conf0berirten SolDaten
umi6lingt, pel4er bas mad unten gez
ri4tete 8epe6r frampf5aft in ben
!6Gnben 6Glt.
HDti3sn.
8eleu9tungs superintendent W}cz
Guen beguta9tete ge'tern bic Re4nung
fir Straben : @usbeieu9tung i'm
M}ai; Die yNmerican 2igbting Comp"
muBte $1O3.39 @trafe 5ablen fir Die
2ampen, tpel9e ni9t gebrannt bdtten.
Der @tor9 erf4ien geftern 9ormitz
tag i'm 300" bes rOruiDz
unb brq9te benz @lfpaar Elm Sunges,
Elm vSD6ter9en." Die @lts bef!nben
Ii9 felt 5fpei Sabren i'm Parf,
Die 9arf<8e6Drbe miro Aeute
4benb cine 8erfammlung bultsn uno
RG6eres iiber Die 9arf : Gon5erte be-
f6lieBen.
9rGiibent @lenbinen bat in bieiem
Sabre bur9 superintendent Sei6olo
i'm gatter1onzYarf cine feline Semi
iefarm BON 5tpei @dern 8rOBe anlegen
lafen. Die feline 5arm, befen @r@
trug fir bic Nrmen in Der 8egenb be-
fttmmt lit, befinbet ii4 in por5iigliz
dem 3uitanbe.
6r. 8. 6. 3eepers, Elm eleftrtf9er
Sngenieur, bat in ben @eri4ten Die
@rnennung Der So. 8m. Glarfe uno
glemence &unIom 81 muni5ipulen Snz
fpeftoren eGeftrii6er 9rGbte Dur4 Sc
bGubez SnIpettor YretOn angefo9ten,
neil bic Grnennungen nt9t in l1eberz
einftimmung nit ben bel Der Priifung
geitelten 8eoingungen gemu6t NOR
ben Ieien. !6r. greitrn Iagt, in Der
8erorbnung ftebe Nidts bon elmer
9riifung, unb er lei Our4 Die Priiz
flung ni4t ge6unOen 9epeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
NilitGrii9e Seiu6er aus Ssuti6s
Iuun.

9en gorf, 9. SUM-. - Inter
ben 8aFagieren Oe5 beute aus Bremen
bier angefpmmenen 9umpfers n8arz
baroTa" beftnben fid O6erit Don
M}ii6lmonn, 3pei beuti6e Offi3iere,
tpel6e bom &atier berii6ergef6idt
poroen fin0, nm Die Milttdr : Qtuz
bemie gu @eItzBoint gu tnipi5Ssn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11

G6rten bus Nnbenfen
Stterbetn's. = 9as 8ra6 BON
8aitor Stterbein neben Der Stterz
beinz8ir6e, Gde bDn Sbarpz uno
GontpapJStraBe, tpurOe am Sonntag
anlGBGi9 bes &inOerfeites mit8lumen
def6miidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11

*** Del ItrebIame 9umenz8eretn
Der 0reieinigteits@ 8emeinoe berun>
ftaltet beute, Wtittrpo9 unb 9Onner@
itug Elm Grb6eerenfeft i'm S9ul6duie
Der Stride an Der SrinitpitraBe. 9ieie
6eite fparen tets Elm GreigniB, Dem
namentli9 bas iunge 8olf nit l1nge>
bulb entgegen fub unb nod entgegen
iiebt, ba iie Ii6 INNER bur9 frDbli4es
uno unge5tpungenes 2retben uusge=
aei4net haben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
V1fe!
S6Te!

krT GseiIt I'M 4usIanbe beforst iHntrbalb "a Stuaben
an be6euteHo bcrabseit5tem Brelie
&onnrD RGtne,
GlbnefsGdc Baltimore tIo5e uRo BoRsSfIcss@oe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
TIMER StraBenbabns 8erfebr.

Die Daggons Der StraBenbubnen,
tpel6e uue unter elmer Gpmragnte ber=
etniot Fn0. t0nnen nur bur6 bic Nums
uern, pie folgt, unterfdieOen peroen:
1 bis 99-0rutoz6tu : 2loe. 2inie.
1O1 bis 199-@ilmor StroBe unO
9uilforb Qlbe. Qtnie.
POI Bis 299-Garer ctr. uno SORT
Nbenue Ginie.
301 Bis 399-Neit Qrlington uno
QinDen Qpe. Qinie.
4O1 Bis 499-gbmonbIonQpe., Mloz
nument II. 9p3nn Dat
9irie.
sol Biz 599-6remont Ctr. 2inie.
COL Bis 699-@urtis Bah 2tnie.
FOL Biz 799-gort> unb 6reoerids
9oa0 Qinie.
801 Bis 899-Sonion ufb Gatonss
bile Qinie.
COL Bis 999-Dtlfens Qpe. Qtnie.
1901 bis 1099-3olqn0 Bart un0
5igAlunototpn 2inie.
1101 Bis unb Qates
ftoe 2tnie.
1901 Bis 1299-So6n Ctr. Qinie.
1901 Bis 1399-Rort6 2lbe. 2inie.
1401 bis 1499-Saratoga Str. unb
@uicptt Gitp 2inie.
1901 bis 1599-8ap Str. II. 8elair
Gp1b Qinie.
1901 Bis 1699-WaoiIon 4be 2inie.
17O1 Bis 1799--Galpert Str. Qtnie.
1901 bis 1899-qenniplpania 4pe.
Qinie.
1901 bis 1999-6arfprb 4be. 2inie.
POOL bis Str. Qinie.
2101 bis 2199-9reiton ctr, 2inie.
2201 bis 2299-@antpn 2inie.
2301 bis 2399-6airmpunt 4pe. 8.
2501 bis 2599-Gmorh @rDbe. glecz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
*** Stir Die 8OrffeQunden

*** Sir bic @~orfteGungen i'm
nGlectrtc 9art" tperben bieIe @o9e
aablrei6e nere Nttrdftipnen angetinz
btgt, barrnter befinben 1i9 bic 9icoz
loz,3perge, tpel6e gu ben tii6ttgften
Qiliputanerz 8eIeqi9aften 5G6len, bic
iemals ben ameritanif9en Continent
bereiit 6aben; Grnit 9ogan, Der unz
9e6lei9te 4meritoner, tpel9er als
e6enfo prigineuer, tDie amiiIanter &oz
infer gilt; Craig unb NrbeIe, mui IL
taIi39e &omDbianten; Margaretbe
@e6b, Elm bortbeilbaft betannte SGnz
germ, unO %. 6: 5ielos, Elm Song
Ieur, befen 2eiitungen ii6eraG, mo er
uufgetreten 1T, bas gr0Bte 4uffe6en
erregt BADEN. Der Qmerifdntf9e 8iz
tugrap6 fommt aud bieie @o9e nit
qGn3li9 berGnberten 8ilbern BET Der
unter6altung CUR 4npenbung.
xxx or. JgndB 3orn erottnet am
nG8iten Matttpod feline 8eItauration
Sum @~iir36urger 9of," Gde8oug6@
uno 3. StraBe, 9igbIanOtOpn, uno
FferIi4 perOen fi4 Die MitglieOer
Der Dielen 8ereine, peI6e fid buielbIt
berTammeln. iopie Die 6reunOe uno
8efannten Des beliebten 9er6ergsOa>
ters 6es 8eIangpereins n@i4entran3"
ie6r 5ablrei9 einftnOen. Suite @Onz
3ertmuTit uub feines gfer uno Sc
frGnfe perben geliefert, pG6reno bos
bor5iigli9e 9aB aus Der 8rauerei bOn
Geo. @intber, iun., am 3apf fein
nirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11

lie b rO II Sadten itdnb in
9reuBen BON W}itte N}ai pirb beri6z
tet: (Gs bebeutet: 5tpei gut, Oret nit
tel (0ur6f8nitt), bier gering.) 8inz
tertpei3en 2,5 (2(pril 1902 2,3, Mui
1901 3,8), Sommeripei3en 81 (2tpril
1902 - M}ai 1901 2,6), MinterIpel3
2,3 (2,2, 2,2), @interrog9en 2,8 (2,3,
3,2), @ommerroggen 8 & 20,
Sommergerite 80 4 2,5), Safer 20
T. 2,5), &artOffeln 2,9 & 30,
8Iee 80 OF, 3,3), 2u3erne 80 (2,5,
80, @ieTen 80 (2,8, 2,8). Die me-
gen Nuspinterung, MduieI9aOens,
S9nedenfraBe5 unO ber9lei6en neuz
gepfliigten 5ldden betrugen BET 8inz
terpsi3en O,27 9ro3ent, Winterroggen
OH 9ro3ent, 8lee LOS Pro3ent, 2u<
3erne O,73 9ro3ent. Sn ben 8emerz
tungen cer itatiitif6en GorrefpOnOen3
6ier5u 6eiBt e8: 9a5 1tiirmif6e, naBz
tdlte @etter alein pGre ben prG9tig
bur3 ben Minter getommenen Saa=
ten, 6utterf6lGgen unb ben bereits
a~ufqelaufenen CONNER Iaaten fdum
f9dolid getpeien, tpenn ii4 nt6t felt
Nusgang be8 borigen Monat5 in al
len Qanbe5t6eilen fat ununterbro4ez
ne Nadtfr0ite bin3ugeieGt bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
0rrnnnIifte 6nhihiIIrr.

9enber, Gpl., g. SUM-. - 3pet
Sobte, elmer tDbtli4 berleBt unO Is
me6r pber minber f9per 8erleBte -
bus lit bas traurige @nbe zines Sa@
gesdusfluges BON MitglieOern Der
Notwithstanding Der eitz9enberz
6o9I9uIe in Mpriiantd. Sin 9euipaz
gen nit frDblt9en &naben unb W}GO=
den nurbe Samitdg 4beno in Die
@4lu9t beS 9eD @reet Bel 9fOdp
8ul4 qeporfen. Die 8ferbe gingen
bur6, rannten ben @ebirgSpfab bin
unter, umgtngen Die Bride, fprangen
iiber Die &luft unb i6leuOerten Die
SnfaFen beS @agenS in ben 4bz
grunO. Sin Spe3ial3ug tpuroe etligit
nu6 Der ltngIiidstGtte ab9eI4idt unb
Qer3te BON 9enber na9 Mortiantd
bef0rbert, Inn ben @erleBten 9iilfe gu
leiften.
Die 8pbten finb: @bit6 8itbers
unb Ma5ie 9umpbrep.
S0otli6 perleBt: 6arrD 4uitin.
Die @erleBten: 8eorge Smith,
SarrD @oob6eart, Serene 86eelOf,
2runt &err, 8race Mf1rroD, 8e7Iie
Gin, 8eI1ie Quan, W}urpin &Ieff,
Sean 8aOer, 9auline 9errn, &lice
Barton, SRI. @iter Smith, Sofep9
@arft, 2uena Gor6in, CLAUDE 9unz
mum, 5reOerif 8urt unb 2aura Sill
gour.
Die meiiten Der So 4usfliigler gez
60rten gu Der 8taFe, Die am 5reitag
an Der Weitz0 enperz !6odi6ule graz
buirte. Die rngliidsf9Iu9t 1T Ii
6 SUB brett unb 10 SUB tief, aber
febr felfig. 8eoouerli6er 8eiIe bate
Der Wagen feline 8remIe, Die bGtte be-
nrtBt perbcn tDnnen, ais Die 9ferDe
anftngen gu galOppiren. Sur bret
&na6en blie6en gGn5li9 unberleBt.
&nn StaGicncrn nie6ergeihuhen.
ct. paul, Minn., 9. SUM-. -
8eitern N6eno funb 3pii4en bret
8iirgern uno ettpa 80 Stalienern,
pel6' QeBtere fir bic rG6icdgo &c
@reut Metern 8a6n" urbeiten unO Elm
Quger na6e benz @nbe Der Goncoroz
traBenz8 a6nIinie betpobnen, Elm
8umpf nit Repolperr uno S4rotge@
pe6ren itatt, in fpel6em bier W}dn@
ner lei6t berleBt ipurben, elmer t0otz
li8. Die 8ertpunbeten iinO:
81. 3oberg, in ben rnterlei6 gez
16offen, t0otli9; q. MarcOt aus
minneapolis, in bic 9GnOe unb bic
8ruit getroffen, nt8t beOentli8; 6reO.
@abman, S6uB in ben rtnterIei6;
So1ep6 CT. 9ore, elmer Der Staliener,
i'm @eii6t berleBt, ptrO pa6rf6einli4
boS 4ugenli4t berIieren.
8oberg, Marcot rnb Wupman pd@
rem auf benz 6ii6fang geneien un0
befanoen fi9 auf benz 9eimbege. 5rau
Marcot uno 5rau Goberg begleiteten
ite. DIS tie an benz Qrbeiterlager bor@
beitamelt, ma6ten etli4e Der Staliener
b~eleioigenoe 8emertungen gegen Die
6rauen, es fam gu einem @ortpe6iel
unO i8lieBIi8 fpurOe 0o5 6euern be-
gonnen. 8oberg, Marcot unO @ap=
man ftir3ten auf Der StruBe nieOer.
3pan3ig Der Staliener befinOen ii4
in 9aft un0 3p0lf anOere fOQen 6euz
tie elm @er60r beite6er.
(Spdter. - Roberg 1T geitOrben.
Die anOeren 8erpun0eten nerOen
ndhrIneinlih denefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
aermiitte teIenrnnhilde sepslaen.

- Sofep6 Rei8 bat am @amitag
46enO in elmer fat6ofti9en Stride gu
5tiRerOiIe, na6e Bah : Gttp, g}t4.,
Selbitmor0 begangen, tnbem er feline
&letoer nit 8erpItn trdntte uno am
8inDete. Seine bertp6lte 2ei6e tpurbe
am @onntdg frii6 bpr benz <ar aufz
gefunOen. Mte6rere QD6er naren in
ben 8oben gebrannt. Ret6 mar 80
Sabre alt unb ftano als Qe6rer unb
Srgantit in 9ieniten Der @emetnbe.
- 8et Nai6OiGe, Senn., pur0e in
Der bOrIeBtsn g}a9t cine Suun6oz
&utf6e, in peIfer cine Nn3a6l qerz
fonen bDn einem 9icntc 3u%riidte6rten,
BON einem elettrif9en @aggon getrofz
fen unD bemolirt. 8ier 9erIonen err
Iitten f9pere @erIeBungen, nGmli6
SRI. Berlin, SRI. Gillian Goien3tpeig,
@oloie Sltgenbrei4 unO @tOnep So
mas.
- SIN 9iitritt 9utiqaS, auF Der
Smell Porto Gico, iinO u~u5geOebnte
le6erI9pemmungen eingetreten. 5
MenT9en ertranfen, unO grOBerS4az
ben plrbe angeri9tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-11
SbumaS 6. SaueB.

UlQDOE.
Sir bic Ri8tiQtcit Der QbT8rift:
George y. giumfen,
Guni10, Il, "a, SuliD Rcqjitrutor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-08-22
Perfection Attained.

''Clif on fancy patent is perfect
flour.
1t is not possible to put more quality
and purity ilto flour than our elf
tom brand contains
''Clifton" is a soft wheat fancy pat
emit. 1t is made from selected wheat,
every grain Of which was grown on
Kentucky soil. the best wheat in the
wide world. Only the plumpest and
choicest berries are selected. These
are thoroughly cleansed, and then by
special process of gradual reduction
are converted into -four. The cream
of this flour is separated and sifted
gently through the fl nest silk boiling
cloth, giving it a velvet softness sell
dom found in ordinary flour. That's
Clifton and that is why it is per-
feet -four the finest product expert
milling and modern mill can make
from the best wheat grown.
''Clifton is -four Of quality at a
reasonable price. You can pay as
much and get an inferior flour; but you
cannot get better flour, whatever you
pay. For sale by Chaffin Bros.
BRANSFORD MILLS,
eod&wtf Greensboro. XIV.
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LLoYD's LOSS
Through Ins1ring the Coronation
Will Amount to $4,000, 900.

tLondon Express.l
The news of the illness of His Ma.
iesty fell like a thnnderbolt on the
members of Lloyds.
On Monday night the rate quoted
for assurances on the Kings life for
two months WAS 10 guineas per elOOi
at noon yesterday the rate OF insurance
for single week had risen to 30
guineas per 600.
On Monday afternoon the coronation
was regarded as such certainty that
IT was possible for "a los per 600 to
insure against the postponement OF
tomOrrow's professions. The direful
announcement of His Maiestys illness
meant dead loss of e95 los to the
underwater on every 600 so insured.
The scene In the great underwriters
rooms would have been sufficient In
itself to indicate that something extra
ordinary had occurred.
There was crowded attendance of
members, who stood in groups
anxiously discussing the fateful intelli-
gence.
The excitement was subdued. but in
tense. Every now and again an anxl-
Gus underwater would break away
from his companions and feverishly
hasten to peruse the latest Geographic
bulletin. The severity OF the blow
was increased by its sensational sud
denness.
There are no means of ascertsini ng
the exact aggregate losses of the under
writer's. but they are known to be
colossal. Ca reful inquiries lead to the
belief that the total amount of insur-
apce which will have to be paid over
by the members of Lloyds and by out
side firms and individuals in conse-
quence of the postponement of the pro-
cessions will amount to considerably
more than Ell, 600, 600.
It is possible nowadays to cover
practically any risk of Lloyds. Pru-
dent capitalists who had made prepa-
rations for the coronation multitudes
took out insurance on an enormous
scale. They included refreshment
caterers, grand stand proprietors the
West End tradesmen and others whose
name is legion.
Underwriters reaped rich harvest
out of the late Queen Jubilee celebra-
ton; today fate is against them, and
their losses far outweigh the gains
they then happily secured.
The great life insurance companies
have not Of late issued any considera-
BILE number of policies on the life OF HIS
Majesty.
An official of one of the leading com
panies told a representative of the
Express yesterday that ~ months
ago policies were issued in the ordi-
nary course OF business for premium
of eight guineas per 800 per annum.
A little later the quotation rose to I'll
per e100 per month.
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Accepted Friends Offer.

Schoolteachers are credited with
greater absent -mindedness than almost
any other class. Some of the stories
related of their failing in this respect
are doubtless true; others are of doubt
full authenticity. This one, how
ever, is vouched for as strictly adhering
to the facts:
A professor in one Of the Swedish
universities, having finished his labors
for the day, was about to start home,
when fellow professor called his at
tention to the violent storm raging
outside and said: why 20 homer
Better remain at the college tonight. I"
He walked over to the window and
surveyed the situation. Eyes, l think
/ will, he replied nonchalantly, an
all absorbing topic of the classrt m
yet in mind.
Soon afterward he was missing, and
it was supposed that he had changed
his mind and gone home, but later
he reappeared with bundle under his
arm and showing evidences of having
been exposed to the storm. Some
thing was said regarding his errand.
Why" he replied, II We been home
after my nlghtshirt.
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One OF Ezra KendalIs Yarns.

81 got down in the Mushroom of a
sleeping car one morning when there
were twelve people in the space design
ed for three. Finally l forced my
way to the washbasin. | soaped up
my hands and rubbed soap all over my
face. just then the train rusred round
a curve and into a tunnel. The shock
almost upset me. My face slipped out
of my hands and right into the hands
of the man next to me. He kept right
on washing my face.
:" Here, I saia to him, you re
washing my face.
" Well, if l am, somebody's got
mine then, that all there is about it. ;
s. l guess ! have, said the third
man, this face I'm washing has been
doing lot of talking and l haven t
said word.
''After a while the train ran out OF
the tunnel and 1 got my face back
again.
;. Here, | said, somebody's gone
and stuck his finger in my eyes.
. Well, don't say word, said the
next man to me, the face was wash
ing bit me.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-08-22
THE CITY OF JERUSALEM.
Letters Undressing the Plan For ts
Reproduction At the worlds Far
In 81. Louis Received.

Worlds Fair Grounds, st. Louis,
Aug. FIN "A letter received, Friday
DIR. John II. Shilling, Acting presi-
dent If Taylor university, Upland,
Ind, says:
"We are somewhat interested In
the discussions in the papers and
elsewhere concerning the plan to re-
produce the City of Jerusalem az
the St. Louis Worlds fair. We learn
that there is considerable opposition
and we desire to encourage this plan
of reproduction as much as possible
and think it will be of great educa-
tional interest and value and viii be
deserving of a place in your great e&-
position"
According to an announcement on
the letter head paper, Taylor uniVer-
sity Stands for oid-fashioned Meth
odism. genuine repentance, justifica-
ton by faith, regeneration, and the
witness of the spirit, and entire salts
faction. Revivals every term of the
wear. No secret fraternities, no
match game or base ball or foot
ball. no dancing, no card playing.
Another letter received on the same
subject was from Rev. Frederick +.
Taylor, pastor of Central Baptist
church, Brooklyn, n. Y. He writes:
81 have seen the article in the st.
Louis Globe-Democrat relative to the
proposed plan to have the City OF
Jerusalem represented. Permit me to
say that / heartily approve the plan
and wonder that something OF tins
kind has not been done before.
Worlds fair ought to seriously con-
slider the idea of placing before the
people the city which has had the
most wonderful history in the world.
Thousands of church people will be
glad to see this feature, | am sure
With best wishes for the most sue
cessful fair the world has ever seen,
[ am, etc"
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FLIRTING Win The SOUTH
Roosevelt Making an Effort TO Get
Southern Republicans In
Line

Washington, Aug. 17.-President
Roosevelt is credited with an early
effort to get the Southern Republicans
in line with him for his nomination in
1904. and his friends are said to be
already at work in that section in his
behalf The meeting of Alabama Re-
publicans held recently is taken as the
tirst brush between the Hanna and
Roosevelt forces in the South. Ala
bama is regarded as a good State to
get in line for a candidate because it
is first on the roll call and there is
always likelihood that any of the
weak kneed brethren would be willing
to follow the lead of such a State
Nashville American.