davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
SpocSf1nc.

GIN "a. Cttober 6 mauut Grantel int
SO. 9ebensiabrs.
am 3. Gfto6sr Spbn s.. CANT.
ani %. GttebIr Sop9ia 6briftna
Stsiu.
: am 26. cfto6sr G m m a ubtborn i'm gI.
ter BON 81 Sabrtu.
am D. Cttober Clara uIImauu, II
SABRE ait.
am .. Gttober GGiiobetb Gmos i'm
bobtu @lter BON 81 Sobren.
am p. Cftobtr 5ufOb @stuer i'm 53.2t.
bcHsiabrt.
GIN p. Cttobsr 8sorgtanua 8 3, s.
Sabre al.
Am p. GttO6er 3snrp 6srOGO, g. SABRE
oft.
am .. CttObsr ! II q. 2sibOIb I'M 50.
2tteusinbrc.
am 3. Cftobcr 9enr0 stOffsf i'm altcr
BON As Sabreu.
am q. aOfss6 @eliug i'm 81. aabr.
f,iEsz QsbrrS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Mfnrin 6. @Dbel.

Ts flrb auI2G. Cttobcr 1903 Maria s. @0bel,
qeliebtt Satin pom Gtr0iHauO 0obd, I'M Alttr
pon 20 Nabrsn. Die gscroigung Tlnot 0ouucy=
# a q. I'M 9 llbr 9ormittags, pom Iruusrbluie,
Syarpeft oomt, g9ilfcns5g tptuue, nlbe 9eadfielD,
nab Dem Ct, 3oiepbs=Rlottr uHo peomric 9rdts
Cemetery" itutt.
Rutibtu pcrOcu am Guopuutts Der 0ilteus5 2Iot 3.
gBaqaous nm s Ibr GoHnsritlg YlOrJcu bcrtit its
ben.
8tli,btt. luluu mtin @tit qtibieOcn,
80 iucint mir feline IbrlutH mad.
Ecuu NO i'd ipe.l,, BORT 1T 6ricoeH,
Iort ltu6t,t mir ,jn EN- Ger Tag.
$50 alcr Gy0cngram UcribDuuotn,
Sou 6ucr Bib mir nibt ~osrgsb'u.
1Ino Siuocrunq fir Cure 99unoeu,
Sir 6urcH Sbmeri Djl ib crtlcb'H.
0ebt udbtlib isine Serupb5flitQtl
2tr 5ritotu ubsr's Nclttnr:ib,
81 Ocnt ujbt mebr an meiHsu 0ii1el.
0cuu Uon otn SterHtH grtB' i'd sud.
ZOO %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Reperenb Or. 8ur6d 7 b,
Der ieinsr3eit bo5 Champagne : Nort
Bum, Romani5m uno Rebeuion"
prd9te, bat Ra6a6mer gefunOen. 8eD.
Or. McQrt6ur iugt, DAB 5ummanp
eintritt fir o@reeb, graft uno grog,"
unO 8eo. Or. Qortmer iagt: Sam
manp tritt Elm fir 2oot Iuit anO laipS
Iebneb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
C;uitup e. Etnrfen.

Gg itar6 am D. Cttober 1903, nm 40 abtuos,
@utap q. Starfcp, ~oeIiebtcr Gatte BON @9nt3
Sturfeu, Qc6. g9dli6, uuo Sobu pou NuQuit e.
uuO Bertha u. Sturfeo oun 9r. S27, Golumbia=
Aptuuc, i'm Ilttr BON 81 Sabreu. Sie 9ser0is
guuQ fiuott btuts, WittlpO3, oen q. Cttober,
uw 3 llbr 3aamittdQs, pom Srdusrbauie, Rr.
A. Siio=Mouroe=Stru aug itutt. @tiieBuHq auf
Der Observation-Disclosures. 6renuos uHb @crs
iuanott limb b6flihf einQeiaoer. 301l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Stbi0en0en.

.-p UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT &
G&S POWER COMPANY,
an cintr an Nlittipob, Den II. Cttobtr 1908,
abQcbaltcucn 9crilmmluug Dts 2irettoyium5 Der
ubiQeu GompaQnis Duroc cine EiOlotH0c bon p
Qro}crt aui bic btpOrlu0tcn @ttieu Der 60mpagni,
crflGrt.
Trans itrirzYib,r iucroeu an %. Gttobtr gez
ibloTcu IND am ,. RoDtmber iUieOcr Q%coiiHtt.
SipioCuOcn=Gbed5 lpcrpcn am ,. 0oucmbcr oeHz
icrioen Nttiphdreu S~uqeianot, bic am %. Gttcber
1903 aui Der gits perJtibuet Tno.
II. Stunrt S1minatcn,
600. 300.D S6uBmtiitee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Ser oeutf8e IDA
@ped BON Stern6urg reiit mad
0eutI6lano. 9smna4 muB oas poz
litif6e Barometer auf gut Wetter tie
ben, oaB feline Qntpeien6eit in Nai3z
inoton ni6t not6Denoig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

70 pergeFen 6d6en uno Die 2opalitdt,
bic lie Der Reqierung I4ulpen, 10 bst@
ieite eeiebt 6aber, DAP tie ben 9rdlts
benton 5ffentli6, ungereht uno unrlO%
tbio infultirt 6a6en." = 8ein Warp=
ldnber bat Ii@ gu i6dmen, penn er
oeqen ous Ginmif6en Der 4omlnl@
itration in rein ftadtliae polltI1fe
0orqdnge CUR S0roerung Don partel@
SntereFen 9roteIt einegt. 9r. Hop@
iepelt ite6t oIsgrdItoent an Der SpIBe
Der Der. Staten : Regiernng; otele
Gteaunq per6ietei Inn. iid in Oas PO7
litiI6e @etrie6e Der Gin3eltaaten 81
miI6en. Sober 9rotet gegen iolfe
Ginmif6ung lit p~oGitdnoig amYlaBe.
unIere internen Staats : &n8ele9en@
beiten f6nnen unO pollen mir ielbIt
b~eiorQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Sapon Mill! Saponpill
ni6t! 90 ge6t es idOn ieit 8o4en
in Der oitaiiatif6en 5rags. Sapan
m06te po6l, uber es ~getrdut it4 ntdt
uqein, unO an bic 9ilfe oes engliifen
@er6inoeten glauban Die Sapuner
ni6t. Mit Dem Bonner in BEN engItz
i6en 8lGttern rpirft man nldt elrsn
einainen &pfdfen I'M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

RAD 28siG6rigem . It
in Der MIurine ifeioet Qomiral Bon
les freitpiQiq aus. Durum? Gr iI6erz
nimmt oas 9rdIioentenamt elmer
56iffsbau : 8eieGfdaft in Ma1az
duIetts nit einerh Sa6resge6dlt BON
S25 OOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Wittmpcb, IS. Cftpbcr 1908.

rad Der 8tr6petb =
!6ol86auer, Der ais 2ebter %per6unoen
poroen 1T: rSeB' fe4lt mir absr nod
q O6r!l" 8aoer: ga, ou tann i'd Dir
ni6t 6elfen; e8 iino feline mehr
bd!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

SIN .2ouispilIer q i
ger" leien mir: Der 9rGiibent be-
5ei4net fid 10 oft uls 9rGIioent oes
9an5en Bottles, oaB IS einisermaBen
befremOeno tptrft, tpenn er in Die
Staats : Gumpugnen als9arteimunn
eIn9reift uno uns in &eutudp 3. g.,
ND bod bic Wa9l Champagne lebigz
lid ouf 9runb lotaler 5ragen 9ez
fi6rt ipiro, Die nit Der Ndtionulpoliz
tit ni6ts gu tbun ba6en, ben S9aBz
ants SetretGr Sbap 5uI9idt, oaz
nit er belfe, fir bic republifaniI9en
@dnoiouten Den Sieg gu erringen. 90
tpenig aggrehip aud 6rn. Sbap's
geitrige Reoe mar, 10 fpurbe tie bod
i'm qarteiinterefe ge6alten. @o IifY
bR Staats @ompugnen um natips
male 5ragen oreben, tpplen mir ii6er
cine oerartige Ginmii6ung nod nidt
einmal piel fagen. Qber bier inRenz
tudp bate 9r. 3ooiepeIt po6l in ieiz
mem eigenen SntereFs beIer get6an, er
bate ni9t eingegriffen. @r niro baz
0ur9 ni9t populdrer, p~erliert oiels
mebr BEL Oenen, bic in Itaatli6en On
eelegen6eiten aug nabeliegenoen
griinoen oemofratifd, in n~ationalen
a6er unabhdnaig linos-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
9ampfsr bfrIafsu Baltimore Don
Baltimore 9ampi : 4a6et 8 go.
(NItG une JuUtrIdfngc Bdiseinie.I
GE. a. E4.,4--m.a L.E4

9tt Ser. 6taat,naQOf btf6resrHS.
Sampfer fabrtH tdaljh, 6onntags ausosnomms4,
BON .Bap a2iH,s"pits, l0-l3 aiq6ts5trabe, $50
absuos, birch Ea5 Obj 9oirt &omisr:, RoyfolI,
gsytsmoItb uHo oG'H guHttn bs SuOtHs. gus
%biaoung in Oh 9oir, 6omisyt mt g. & 8. Gis
~is7babu" ua4 Riamo1b. 9rbiuDung IN 9ortss
mouth NIT Dem s6sa5olr0 Qjr Sine" iolotu 9ua
poH Rortsmoutb mad atlanta. On ROriot gsrs
uiuoung nit Der .Qtlart,c 6oaR 9int.S Qoriolf
uHo Carolina, 9orieI unD iuoli4, Roriol un0
Uttli@ uuo .Clo Dominion giHt" mad V,lub,ru
IND Baibinoton, V.sg.
DlabIjtit:R mad ,uroSdiibm Qlant. Qururi6Js
RaiHttnIinImtr, t.sttriibt R%:Itubuug, Samgfbsis
JuHg, Roisu frti, R~ti,rurt; RoiuttnJtmmsr i'm
g,gt'zgartau Der ,EapsGiu,,s Gr. lO3, Cn.Paltis
morts5:ros,. 3tlp6oas G. & g. 81. gaul 1896:
Wagp.auO, GourtlaHo 49,, @l5au36'g, IS Ioro=
G6artsssetrab,, uuo 8uysau or .s,a5oaro cir
Cine Continental Erut 60. Clubbing
5obu X. 2bcriuUoe, q. StopH.
B.sFrai. Il. @sHz4iauager, Sen. sBafa5iers4stut
{Eu25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Worgen@9 dmmerunl9-
mad Ri6aro Wagner's r90tterbdm@
merungD nennt Elm 2OnOoner Gorrs@
iponOent 6urafteriitii4 Die 9or9dn9e
in Dem Limited @tates S6ipbuiIoing
SruIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Mupor Sones BON So
leoo, Ohio, bat feline 9aItung gegen
Die 8irt6e 10 motiOirt: uWenn es pom
Der GinnpbnerI6aft Don SoleOo abb
6ings, o6 Elm SonntugsgeieB ertltiren
uno ppQItredt perDen ioQe, 10 ipuroe
fe fat pie Elm Munn Dagegen auftre@
ten. 0us SonntagsgeieB lit ibr BON
elmer 2egislutur aufgeAdIIt mor0en,
in tpel6sr lie nur Elm paar 8ertreter
bate. QanDe8=, Staats= un0 Staot@
R~egierungen erbeben Steuern pom
Qiqu0r49ei6Gft, lie iino gepi1er@
muBen 8urtner in oemIelben unO sic
ben aus Ohio mebr, ais 6unOert 0}iIz
Iionen Dollars. Slider iin0 lie alio
mit0erantportli6 fir ale S4dOen.
Sic oirfen logiI6sr 0siie i6re 9ano
ni6t 0a3u lei6en, ben eigenen Partner
gu erorofeln. Mus bieiem 8runbe
bdrf i9 ais Mapor Der StuOt Soleoo
bic 0irt6e ni6t an Der freien 4us~
ii6ung i6res 8erufes 6inOern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Sc tiefer in ben Rem
PORTER @eri9ten in Die Sransattioz
nen S4pa6's uno Morgun's nit Dem
S6iff86au : SruIt 6ineingeleu6tet
miro, beito I6ofler erI6einen Die Sc
f4dftsprattiten Oiefer 5inan3gr0Ben.
46geieben oapon, oaB 10 piele Der
l1e6ert0lpelten uno 6ereingelegten i6r
8elb oerlieren, muB uno miro Die 8e>
f6Gftli8e @ebarung aud i'm Nuslanz
be 6ere6tigtes MiBtrauen 6erOorruz
fen; elm WtBtruuen, oas unieren Gre
bit I6Goigt Sn europa bat man in
LETTER 3sit bic gan3e Sbdtigteit g}or@
gan's uno ieiner 2eute bereitS nit
me6r ooer peniger MiBtruuen ber>
folgt. Die RieIengriinOun8en 3u
Qano uro 0aiTer 3uerit, jeBt Die
Ieidtfertig fpetulirenoen inouitrieQen
@eri6mel3ungen, bel Oenen Die
6auptma6er 3uerit an iia Oa4ten -
l1ria4e gum M}iBtrduen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
8othdriuc Trcie.

IS farb ami y. Cttobcr 1908 Gatbariut frsie,
qcljcbtc 5p6ttr pm NbtIippiHt uHO Os Dsrtorbt=
ucu 6brihtiau 6rsic, I'M alter BON p &dbreH. 2ic
@ccroiQuuQ iiuoet morgcu, SonucrituG, I'm 2
llhr NubmiItaQ5, BON ibrcr ltEteu 9SobHuHq,
Nr. 1873, CrlcaHssS trabs, aug iatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

WorD uno SoOf6ldg IN
Der Our6i4nittli4en90R DON 10,465
6dqen pro Sa6r in oen Der. Staaten.
3i6ter 86omas aus Qlabuma md4t
nit oieIer GAIL auf oa8 itGnOige gu
ne6men BON Moro uno 5oOti6ldg
uufmerfIam, uno meint, Dab cine
prpmptere rle6erfii6rung uno 8eItruz
funQ Ger M0roer Dem l1ebel iteuern
piiroe. @emiB; penigItenS piiroen
ale @e6enften feinen Moro mebr be-
nehen f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Nonmo Gothcrine 0pniic grcioc-

IS far6 am Ta9mittlg hes %. CttObcr 1903
in i6rer g8obuuuq, 0r. 23, SuOz9roaoUap,
@auna Catherine 2outis IrtiOe, &IttiUc BON 3obn
-. o.. SrtiOt, i'm alter BON 80 Sabrcu. Ste
Irautricicr fincst III En-, Spuncrhaq, 10 llbr
@ormittuQs, in Der Dcutibtu lutb. GmaHucIs=
Rirbe an Sio=Goroltuc Strabt TAFT, lpo}u 6rcuu=
De Der 6amilic a6tuuQsOoa c~iuGtlOOcH fnO. @sjs
i.kuun rrinntim- @itte- feinc @lmmcn. 20l-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

0o5 5uBbaIlfpiel for
bert 6areits feline Opfer: Sn @nnupO@
liz 6lis6 Der STUDENT Der W}eoi5in,
Sob. Qepin, toot uuf Dem SpielplaB;
%. Wit6epiq, Elm 9raouirter Der ct.
Qouisz uniperIitGt, eriitt einen 8ru9
Der Dir6sliGule uno Iturb balO bar
auf. 8e6rofene 8eine uno 4rme,
perrentte 56ultern II. Oergl. unfGae
iino 6dufig. 1nb 9as nennt man
Ennrt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Sur gf6retbt
Die n8ereinsz unb 2ogenz3eitung" in
philadelphia: SIN Sonntagsblutt oes
8altimOrer y9eutI6en gorreIponbenz
ten" iibt 8eorg Splpeiter 8tered cine
berbe &ritit an Dem biItorii6enS9duz
ipieI rgeter Mu6len6erg" BON 6riebz
rid 8. grnit, nsl9es fiir5Ii6 in Der
Staot Nepzgort BON Oilettanten
aufgefi6rt purOe. lin 9erpe6iez
lun9en p%ur8ubeugen, lei bier bemerft,
OuB oas 6iitoriife 2uitipieG n@enerul
Miihlen6erg" BON Or. 8arl 0ilt6ep
(Sulian Werner), peI6es Bel Der
8ulaS8ortenung Gin 9btlabeIpbio)
dufgefii6rt tpuroe, bic Der SSeier bes
n0euti6en Suges" i'm bieigen rOeut=
i6sn Sbeuter" folgte, Elm gang anbsz
reg Stiid lit. 2eBteres sefieG gut unb
ipurOe audi BON 9trettpr Saafe's Sc
ieai6aft DortrsffGi9 dufgefibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Gin republit If es
8latt idgte 9eitern: Sin republican,
i9er Sieg Gin M~urplunO) pirO Dem
gdn5en 2anbe Dertiinoen, bub mir uns
i4dmen, DAB ii4 2eute in WarpIano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
Queen 4nne's GiisubaBnzGn.

lGbrsIuH itit otm A. Dttobtr
1903 in Rrait
Sampler pr-IdBt Bjsr 0r: 10 an eig5t=5traBs
+soI,b laugQtnommtu Slmta9s uno 5oHHtag5I
nm 7 ubr 9orm. uuo 81 Natm.; 6amtasg nm
: ubr BORN. uno = lIbr Natm. nab 9optypoiut.
R,nt=JsldnD; Cutcuziopn 6tHtrto!at. SsHioH,
GresuiDoop, Gatuoa.t. 4spfs uH0 So iatHtatiousu.
4ui6luB IN 8rttHlu0oo an biz .Ittavar,s
Giitrblbu," nab alien Qurlttn iHolib oon ,Esus
9ort philadelphia un0 Qorio.isGiisubabra.
;rabttn n,r0tu al 0ot,ntas,u BIS 8 lbr
g5suo5 tnt5;geH rommt
Hobu s. SosIt9 GtH:tal=9aHlsitr=aJ:ut
(TaiZ7,l4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
~& Merchandise Miners

Ferm|1FrAM- ~NNE4NH NL N~NAV" ~NINNTH
E Sampfer 2inicH.
Rad Bottom uue Gem Often:
iGben 9loHtae, Slsniida. GoHEtTtds uHb Srmtaa,
Abenos & Ihr.
Rad @rpleenee unC Sen Often:
iGben Diittiuoh, 6reltaq mo SoHHtag, &beGo5 8 ubr
g1db Sapdnuah Iuo Dem SleeH:
itben 8leHfag. SoHucIftaq, Saming. @o:H6s g MIR
Rad feupurtsg1 ems unc 1~1orfolR:
tdaIih I'M Is llhT attends.
uHnbsrtTtfnits Ss1UcnIitteIt,H NIB FstottsUHq.
.Sorsf5ltIse geriaoung uro ihHele Betorotruns
pcn iraht. 6. ". GinIngbdm. a9trt
6us oss IaussH Sofs
81. .. Eurner, S.sgsd.;
IS. g. %puEIus, @. Z. u;
u. I. StebbfnS, G.zDi.;
6. 6. Bbitnep, .. g q LIMB I.sDt.
pauptbureaGr-Rr. ala. Df' O 'rrtaH. StFaee
ul3t&S-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
.Semetern

waIrrtiD, OnA.~,nAAc
Warfdrtig, NULIulUts
6rieeiidl,
ntfIib bon geaIbrooi Il D('lltr. gtnuBt BE nit
9opbatau bJsl9ntte Rortb=ID: 57Gar; frtis Rutibe
Rabmittaag am terminus. 9rsiit BON Stgrjbs
uibf;atu i,st ip:lita. 2tiats gOtHguHgsu. 3:its
pboRs: Ro., SIS; G. & 2, 6t. 9OuI, 1885,
Gatons, 633.
5taOt=gareau: t.f,r 6Iur Sam Building.
BtrlaHgt Brsaars.
Graft 9&S,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Cine Rem gorter 6trma
bat als r3eitgemGBes ltnterne6men"
Elm Financial 8eo Boot Of Qmerica"
9erausgegeben. 0ds 8u4 ent6Glt Die
Runen auer Perionen in ben Ser.
Staaten, bic i'm 8eiiBe BON 100000
uno ouriiber iein foQen; ulio Elm Ser
5ei6niB unierer 3ei6en. O6 bic Cite
8uOerIGfig 1T, piFen mir ni4t, mir
9luubeH's nidt einmaG. Den etpa
$4,000 in Dem 8u6e aufge3G6Iten
Yerionen fpiro Elm 8erm0gen BON
msbr als 10000 MiQionen 0oaars
5ugeIdrieben; 9as pGre Der gr0Bte
She'll bes Hei4t6ums Der Ser. Stdaz
ten. 9as Bud miro Q6faB finoen;
feline 9erousgabe mar cine tlu9e 5pez
fulation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28
nRogaI Blue "GiHie
naa @btlaSelDbla un0 RsW'Sore.

Cfpartg. gulGamom. gsL. Ut ROpul.
e5lafD1sson ...... l10li9 81 .. 80 y
S9i.ai. II aas5,a. 80. 9I5 9. y ~ 9.S
gJGrIor 9Htr,.. uug Gu. go D 95I ~
SS}~-r.Sr'. SinT, auggm. 60. 1850 Q u 1854 Q.
Grrl6r Tiru, .....Eaclib l55 %. y l.j9 X.
N.Fgpal q,mIt,o,' aux NulmlH=5ug.
guffsts5mOisT, gar.5r, -5lsLoltIoni5 u SPElt'
g3aqGong ........ Ea9.ia $40 r. . $50 y
~ 8a5ior, S5i6a.... EdgJla 5o2% az @S
F31As Qbill..... E19lb 900 d.. 800 az
e5l1fn -. Ga5.i3 1879 u l24 Vi 6
Grfal.Sd.afDd9Qou mao gtDsNori l,rtlg gum
@s5rord} in uRt. 8opal=5tltt0H nm 10 90 G5m9s.
q. nab auauti,sGjtq, @o&HtlgE ., map ai'
''g aa. 85a, 5aItsa in 0tmtratan. 6, bait in
G5,tsT. W.,.t
Qbil1. aHom. ...... 21gi'1 s2 :. SIg Y.
g5iiu. GrprsB ......au55. go ~ . y.
gbila. GrprtB ......Iuz5. 60 so y. by x.
9lbtr0eu Qiiou., 0u5J- 90 glg y ~ y.
ghlla. Wffom.,...-.. Utr 80. b-ly Il. blo u.
~giG,tsqHrtaur: Ior1Dt"-T1c GalDtrt nm @al=
timortHr., Ir. 526. Vgoaa@a1. mt. Jtooal=6tatisH
O0'' = " mGTttm Wer. qaF. Traffic.
G. 90. gaiittE 0m.sPaT sagsnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Der IDEAL, Balt:mo7sr Grt,obOf, nab. 9it'soi1s
Iu.i tltitrii&s 8GbuIinitH uHo 9lmIicOsSoultoarb
brett ium grttObof,. Qus 9:0rabHibpIdSt uutst
R:tio,r 9flcgt. Eitrria, 9ssiis. grIangt Hsusn
6oup:uirsRataIog OifIc,: &3O NOr0g65lr.es'
6Grabs. (gtiot Is!tpbont) (0tj2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-28

Ser 8oIDporrat6 m
G6abamt Der 8ereinigten Stauten
ii6ertrifFt bic 8~oloporrGtbe Der 8an=
fen RuBlanb's, 0eutidtano's, Bel
eien's uno 6o4ano'5 3uidmmen ge@
nomr1en," ifrei6t Elm engliI6zamertz
funiI6es 8lutt. Ob Die Re4nung
itimmt, niIsn mir ri6t; aber menn
Dem 10 lit, 10 benefit 0us leoigli4,
oaB unIere Regierung me6r aus ben
SaIfen oes 8olfes 6erausbolt, als
anoere Staaten. Den MiuiurOenz
Gurus oiirfen bic ii6 nt6t erlauben.
Dem fran30ftf4. eng1iz
f9en S6ieosgeri6ts : 8ertrag Fat
Die M}e6r5a6l Der Earlier 8ldtter nur
seringe Qufmertiamteit gei6entt. Die
nationaliftiIfe YreiIe bat Ii4 iiber=
buupt iebr itsptiI4 oarii6er geduBert.
G8 6anote iid leoigli6 I'M Streitfrdz
gen, Die einen iuriItii6en G6aratter
triigen fir oas S6ieosgeri6t, uno
bonn nur, tpenn Die oiplomatif6en
@erbanolungen srfolglos ge6lie6en iein
folten. 0ariibsr brau4t man dqerz
bing5 feline grOBen S~u6el6Dmnen an
3ufttmmen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
q. c. tiawkey . Busy Man.

Contractor Hawsey reports work in his
line quite lively. He has on hand four
room dwelling for Fenlason & Gretchen
on their ranch at Newdaie: a throo-room
second story on E. E. Swins's dwelling: a
now house for w. N. r. Sheath in Patter-
son valley. He has JUS; completed nov
ing tho ei,y's derrick from well No. 2 TO
tho new well. on which tho city wishes to
begin pumping.
Tho building OF tho Allen Leo store
room on tho corner Of Main ard Elm ave-
nuo has induced NJ. o. Coggins to add
another story To tho Maxwell store build
ing. which he has owned for some months.
This now ;wo-story double from, will add
much to tho appearance o! tha, portion
Of Main street. Mr. Hawkoy will soon
begin work on this iob. He is also max
ing extensive improvements to |. D.
Halo's fina suburban home.
In order To accommodate his growing
business an extensive addition is being
built to his shop for tho installment Of u
now planor and other wood working ma
chinery
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
Everybody Plant Trees.

Plant trees That Is the proper thing
TO do. Plan, them early. plan, them late
and plant them everywhere. says the
Pueblo Indicator.
This should be made . public as well
as a private improvement. and the city
should assis, the citizens.
Ls, the city plan, trees along the resi-
denee streets and The citizens plant them
in their yards. Nothing for tho small
amount Of money involved adds SO much
To tho appearance and value Of any COM
muniiy as plenty Of trees.
In this elaadlsss locality especially the
good Of shade tree Is SO highly appseei-
a,sd. It's friendly protection from the
burning rays Of Old Sol is always well
come. for no matter how no; tho rays Of
the sun may pour down !, is always cool
in the shade in Colorado.
This Is gong TO DO an exceptionally
fine year for setting out trees. too. the
quantity Of moisture being greatly In OK
cess 0. that o! any previous season for
many years. and Il will DO less Of task
TO make the trees take roo, and grow and
thrive.
There should DO no; only ono bu, many
arbor days in reality. and everybody
should take a pride In setting out young
tfcc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
Pleads Guilty Handsomely.

The Tribune is not SO wise. In recent
issue tho assertion was made that Bro.
Barkley did not know where he was at
on tho election law. and we have found
that the same assertion will also apply to
this great family Journal. The qualifiea-
tons Of voter under the old election law
was six months residence in the state.
ninety days IN tho county and ten days in
the precinct. A constitutional amend
ment, however. was adopted at the state
election last November. which requires a
voter to be a citizen of the United States,
a resident OF the state twelve months i'm
mediately preceding the election at which
he offers to vote, Of the county ninety
days, and of the precinct ten days. Un-
der the old law foreigner who had
declared his intention of becoming citi-
zen was allowed to vote. but under the
present law he is not allowed to vote until
he has taken out his final papers. which
requires residence of five years.-La
Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
Sir Henry IrxInr.s Dagger.

A ieweled dagger. for many years the
property Of Sir Henry Irving the eminent
English actor. is now in the possession Of
Mr., Sanford Dodge who secured il from
the late Cornelius krieghoff.
Mr.. Cornelius kreighoft Was a pforni-
nent German artist and friend Of Sir
Henry. who greatly admired him as an
artist and friend and presented this dag
ger TO him as a token Of his esteem. Mr..
Dodge prizes ], very highly because of It's
historical Interest and association. Its
workmanship and pattern show grea,
antiquity. Sir Henry is SAID TO have car
ried il in his production Of Hamlet,
Merchant Of Venice. -Riehafdthe Third
and others.
This jewslei dagger is destined TO oe-
eupy conspicuous place among historical
relics, having been in the possession OF
TWO men OF great renoun. nr, Dodge
uses this valuable dagger in his produe-
ton OF The Gladiator" which he will
present at The Grand April /.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS.
Important Communication from City
Attorney Beaii.


Rocky Ford. Colo. March l6, 1908.
To the Members of the Board OF Regis
tration:
Gentlemen:-In order that the registra-
ton for the coming election may be uni
form and regular, desire to offer the
following statement of the law on this
subject:
A constitutional amendment adopted
last November requires voter to be a
citizen Of the United States and a resi-
dent of the state IL months Immediately
preceding the election at which he offers
to vote. Therefore, the law as it now is
dpes not permit any one to vote who has
declared his intention to become citizen
until he has taken out his final papers and
actually become citizen and voter
must posses the following qualifications:
/. He must be 2 years of age.
2. He must be citizen of the United
States.
8. He must have resided in the state
one year Immediately preceding the cleo
ton at which he offers to vote.
a. He must have resided in the county
80 days and in the ward 10 days.
This is the first registration had since
we have had our house numbering COM
pleted. Section is of the election laws,
as given in the pamphlets, provides that
in registering voters you must give the
number or name of street and number Of
house, if known, of each voter.
Respectfully submitted,
R. S. Beall.
City Attorney.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-27
Increasing Demand for Rocky Ford
CantalOupeS.

Any crop that will pay for the land
that produces it in one season is good
crop to plant Lands costing all the way
from $50 TO $500 per acre. according TO
location. up and down the Arkansas val
ley from Pueblo to Holly. have been made
TO produce crops Of eantaloupes that
neitsd the farmer from $50 TO $500 per
acre during the past ten years The diff
ference in results being generally due TO
whether the farmer gave common or ex-
ira good care.
4 few years ago things began To look
as though the eantaioupe business was
going TO be oserdone but il Was discos-
cred TO be only a sigh, hitch in the mark
e,ing and distributing machinery and as
experience and organization has remedied
these difficulties the demand for Colorado
ean,aloupes has increased as rapidly as
the production OF them
The sugar bee, crop has been found TO
be good running mate for the eanta-
loupe and instead Of ds,faeting attention
from the old fayorite Of the Arkansas
valley truck growers il has helped TO add
TO the profits Of the melon erop.-W.
Frank Crowley in HOLLY News.