davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Yrnnuften=Warft.

untenite6enbe 9reiie bs5ie6en fi6
auf ben gngros 6anbel; fir ben
&leinbanoel muB Elm entIpre6enber
Iuh9lug gema9t tperben.
Sarm Prpbufte.
2ebenbes @efliisel, pro 9funO:
junge 9ii6nsr lac. Bis 1885,; aIte9ibz
ner 13c. Bis 1876; gnten Sc. Bis 14c.;
Sauben, pro Bdar zoe. bis 25c.
gter, PRO SuBenb lac. Bis Ice.
aepfel, pro Sap SOC. Bis $500;
Wdhermelonen, pro 9unoert $500
big $25; pfirfids, PRO Carrier $3.50
big 1925; 9sibelbeeren, pro Quart
&c. bis &c.; Gantaloupes, pro Grate
$1.00 bis $500; 9imbeersn, pro ST.
rner zoe. Bis &c.; 4nanas, pro Crate
$1.75 Bis $3.50.
GENTLE: &artoffeln, PRO SAB
$1,OO big $3.50; 3piebeln, pro SAP
$3.50 Bis $1,75; @eiBfo6l, pro 9unz
bert $3.50 Bis $500; &~opfialut, pro
8ridelfiits 25c. bis Soc; 3uderz
riben, PRO 8iinoel 11c. bis &C.; So
mutoes, PRO Carrier SOC. big $1.00;
CRIME 8obnen, pro &or6 35c, big
40c.; 9urfen, PRO 8orb 15c. Bis
20c.; Mais, pro 9uBeno St. bis 15c.;
GurrOtten, pro 8iinoel 1c. Big 13c.
Groceries unb Probiipz
mem.
Ruffinirter 3uder, pro Pfuno: gez
piirfelt, 5.664c.; pulperiiirt, 5.163c.;
STANDARD %granulirt, 5.114c.; fem
9ranulirt, 5.114c.; Grpital, 5.113c,;
Columbia u, ASST; gel6er, Ale.
Bis 4.73c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Ser Cpinmbanbel.

Mani1a, 16. Suli. = Die 9hiz
lippinen : GOmmi1ion bat beioe
Opium : 9iqs auf ben Slid gele9t
uno cine Spe5ial Gommtfion err
nunnt, tpel6s Die aiiatiIden 2Gnber,
in pel6en Der Spium6anbel florirt,
bereiien unb ouiel6t Die 9sisse bstr.
oss 8ertauf5 ppn Opium itubiren
ion. Sn Der eriten Bin puros Die
S6affung zines Opium : Monoppls
unb 3uf9lug oeiiel6en an ben MeiItz
bistenoen borgeieben, pGbrenb Die
5peite Bin uls Elm Su6ititut oenSm>
port BON Opium nur 9roguiften gez
i~tattete uno oefIen 8eri4leiB BON eia
mem Gr5tliden Gertififat ~a6bGngig
mdhts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
mpraen 10000. iihria nehriehen

mOrsen 10000, ibrig seblieben $500:
Dart 1Oc. Bis 15c. bDber; preiie
$500 big $685.. S9ufe: Seutiae
3nfubr 5000; Martt fir S9afe loo.
1ober, Sdnmet 15c. big 25c. bD6er;
preiie: S4afe $3.50 bis $40, Qdmz
mer $500 bis $3.50.
eait 2ibertp, ga., 16. SuIi.
- Hinobieb: Murtt itetig; greiie
$3.50 Biz $40. @6peine: murft
sbbaft; 9reiIe $500 Bis 1926.
Saafe: Martt felt; 9reiie $1.5O Bis
1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Snnbler 0ebmann nc~rurtheilt.

I. ct. 2ouis, 16. Suli. = 0as
setpeiene Stabtratbsmitglieb Sulius
2ebmann, pel9es Der 8efte9lidteit
in @erbinbung nit ber9lnnabme elmer
itdbtii4en 9eleu9tungsbta angeflagt
mar, lit na6 nur iieben Minuten
LANCER 8eratbung bon Der sSurD
fdulbig befunben unb gu 7 Sabren
3u9tbuus perurtbeilt porben. @s
lit bies Der ldnsite Straftermin, Der
einem bon ben ngo0olern" 5uerfannt
nprben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

9afer. = 9eutige 9afer3ufubr
1852 8ufdel; aus ben Glepatpren
5uriidge3ogen 1913 8uIdeI; Glepatpz
rsnzgprrutb 144,O83 gui9sI. Ser
tGufe: 2 Waggons Nr. 3 ipeiber 3r
AZ, 1 Waggon Do. gu AZ, 1 Waggpn
Nr. 2 9emtfdter 5u 40, l 8aggpn Do.
gu 40, 2 8aggons Nr. 4 tpeiBer gu
40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Rpbert Sisas, RehtsonpoIt,
563-569, Galptt:9uiloina.
@ c ~ a | t c 8 : Nerfauf
oe5
als gfr. 4116, APO, 4122 unb 4124,
Mafa6uietts zNpenue,
bcfannten
t%pertboolen einem 9runo5ins unter=

UerlpDDuen ellleIl O~ru103tns urter<
porfenen Gigentbums.
9rait tines @eitbts beg Rrtisqeri6tg Tr. 9 Der
Staot Baltimore ipiro Der unttrisi6nete g,ripols
ter Sreitoe, ocu II. 3uli 1903, Ra6mittaas
4 llbr, ale natfoloenb bci6riebensn an Der goro=
ieite Der WaHabuiett5=G ptnue in Baltimore belez
qenen pier grunoitiide an Srt uno STEELE ouf 0i=
fentli6er Iuftion perfauien:
Seoinneno in Den reipettiptn Gntfcrnunoen bon
"a Gus Al 3oa, % 6ub ~ 3oQ, AZ run Al 3oa
uuo 20 sub Al SOL Dftli9 bon Der our6 hi.
Sreu,ura Der Roroieite Der MaTaduietts =gp,nue
nit Der Cfisitc Der Srping=aOenus p%cbiloeten Gd.,
bos erits. stpeite uno brittle 9runbitiid nit elmer
sfronte BON ie II 5ub, uno oos pitrte nit elmer
Nroute bon Is SUB u 3oa an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be.
uno oann in e~ltidmdbiecr 9reite u6rbli6 fb ers
ttredeup, parallel nit Srping =Ipenut, 100 sSub big
,ur Noroisite elmer 10 Sub breiten Nqeb.
mecen 9cfstitel uno pouer Seibreibuna f,bs
bic lIrfunpc BON Gorarp 9. S'Reefie on Charles
S. Ielir pom Is. Gebruar 1897 oatirt uno ocb6rio
~reaiftrirt in 2ibsr q. 8. 1901, Solo 529 ETC
eincs Der 2ano=Reeiher Der StaDt Baltimore.
Die Standardization auf iebtm 8runoftiid befteben
aus cintnl 3tpeiftOdigen siteelfeinerueH gaobnbauie.
@ruuDsins $40 fir iebes @runofnid.
acknowledgement: Gin Srittel gnar, Der Reft
nab ie6s uno sip0lf Wtpndtth, ODER aqe5 8aar,
nab gelieben beg 2dufcrs; ridftdnoiQt 9etrGae
fnp bonn 9erfauistaee OH 3infcn unteriporfeu uno
miiIeu sur ,3ufrieoeubeit BEG 8ertpdlters fiber q=
iteat iein. Gin Seppft bon $50 fir ieoes Saus
,piro AIR 9eriauigjtit p%srlanet.
Robert Steeg, 9eripalter.
o. u. 3irtlanp,
QS9. % 69 guftionator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Gnrm.0nno i'm Siio.Sofptn

lE i@nta i'm 9rsiis %t.igeno uno cine Rapital:
vintage ptsbalb. @sruinnbringsnD. Gin cute 800
ad,r=Garm in Der 3amss=Saipers9an 1T tir %
Soiars pro ader ,u p~trfauien. Solios Ss9dun'
Cl8obnbaus. Stan fir 20 26pfs, aornbaus fur
por5uoli9es Qano, aaes suianlmen, lei6t rOaenO;
$50 Afer unter'm 9fluQ, $50 alder 9~raslano.
9utt Grnote ispss Sabr uno nadpeislib bObs VIZ
traesfdbigfsit. 3sbt pa6icnpe Grnote tann mn
nbsrnommen tueroeu. Ga6ter fir bitle JarH nefs
lu bn6tn. BUR Bale Nn3ablun9 os
&autgtloes nbtbio. SIu6 fltine &nipslsn prelsnsrle
Ju 5ab:n. YicIs beuti6e anfeoler. Der >Sissnf
tbiiHsr Or. &~0nio, .. o. Grsbtrid, SrOlpn
Co., gsutb Safota. (Juni85
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Saltimorer Gffeftenb0rfe.

Sdltlmorer gffeftenbOris.
tStri6tet fir Dan sSeuti6cu @orrsipouotuten. ourd
:. 8m. YEooeuoorf & CO.,
Baltimore, ben 16. Suli.
S. 0m. Mibbenborf &c So. beredz
men fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
uuf go Sage 5.18B, auf St4t 5.164,
taufmGnnii6e auf 80 Sage 5.184 bis
500. Rei4smurt auf go Gage Gas.
8ulOen auf so Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Sage
4,848s, auf Sidt 4.86 1916, taufz
mGnniide 4.849 Bis 4.844.
@ertdrfe ouf Der bieiigen gffettenz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Giehmarftc.

G9icdgo, 16. 8uli. = Hinbpieh:
5eutise 3ufubr 1000; Mfartt Zoe.
bOber; Preiie $3.50 Bis $3.50.
S4pelne: 9eutige 3ufubr 1900,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

WerlhleDre Sta0tIbeiIe, in nelm.n
potzBtrtbiaden pertauft
fperDen.
Reloals, 6. g. etott.
9ort=8oao - 4urusn 8. Soppiuotsr.
9oriu6sNosHus uuo 4arriioHfrobt - Robert g.
Z. SD.
81. 6trabs uno SuatirooOnsGs. Qsu2s
3tinoonar.
Granqtpiqe oiram RinbIs.
GortsGutnue GHb5 obniOH=Strabs o.. 2. 6.
Sbsiot.
8. uno SOu9bs5trab.. 6ioblnn6tOUn - 5on.s
6. 3ruar.
EraHgepiae - George gsn.
0r. %, llnionsGotuu. (9goobberrD) - GlarsHo
9. 8iniams.
proaolpap uRs Saltimort=strabs - georet 2.
s8ap.
IlnttrsStosion, ptnniplbanier gatn' - 8. s.
RroiDn.
gamotnsetatisn, s9attimortsO btosga5n.E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
grfGrhrrnng bnn Pofla6en.

2Gage Der erforberIi4en 3eit our Grs
rei6ung Der Deri4leoenen Be-
ftimmun95orts.
1lutenItebeno lit Die ungsfdbre s3sit
fir ue6ermittelung Der Poftiaden bon
BEN 8aItimorsr YoIt : giirsau nd&
ben 6auptiddli6sn einbeimif5en uno
u~uspdrtigsn Stdoten Dsr3ei4nst.
Snldnb.
Gtlantd, Ga, 19 Stunb.u.
WtlontiesGitp, RS, 6 stunosn-
gropflsn, RIO, 6 stunoen.
@urlinnion. @trmont, II etuuoeM.
gufiaIo, R.s0., Is Stunotn.
6ops Wap, T.s9., 6 Stuubsu,
GborltitOn, 6.sG., Is StunbtH.
Chicago, Sns., l sag,
Columbia, sc, II Stunntn.
Cincinnati, Gbp. 20 Stunosh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
slant b.

gremsr, TeatfblanS. Q Soos.
y rncs Gorss. Nracutiuitn. % E9cA
SaIf>ttn, gritiidsauoicr, 50 Iaos.
Gemerara, gritii6s@uiaua, 16 Rage.
@onqsIa0na, China, % 9a1s.
Rin0ftoH, SdInaicd, 5 Edoe.
2%ioerboOI. 6rqlaHo, 7 SaQs.
9ujcru, shrri3. 10 3cqs
Staet W,rifo, Werifo, 5 9ess.
ntcsiau, RuBlano, y SaQe.
Panama. Der. etuuier RON GoIom5is, Z xssE
Qdris, SrnHfr,i6, 8 Sa9t.
Gucbsc, GoEno1, 2 9oQe.
@io BE- SanejrO, groFtien. % sees.
Rom, StaIieu. 10 GaQt.
Ct. So6Hs, TeufuneIoub, 4 9aet.
e.. Petersburg, 1ublono, Y Iase.
Spbutp, Nutrali,r. 81 Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Mnseiaem.-3 nerfamien.
0rnnoeigentbnm at berfamfeu.
Nur $25 6ruue,iuA.

Noroof=Saltlmore - 15zproyentige 9apttalans
io9e on &%reujuHo bon 3 6auptftrabsn -3z1todts
ger Gaoen uno Wobubaus nit grpbem Sadotsn =
Hrets $3.50 - iir ireeno rim @ei6dit ooer as
9Sobnin9 puTtno - 9toinaunaeH %pisislben ipie
Vtlstbe. @O&Buiraecn bei'm 3idets 49tnt
9iaen=S%tation. Q90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
MnftionssMu;eigen
Robert Sisgs. Gehtsnnpalt,
563-569, GulDtrt=9uilpin9.
Q c + IN d I t c + 8 . erfanf
als Nr. 400, 41O2, 41O4, 4106,
Md6a6uiettsz QDenue,
befannten
~pert6polen einem 9runb3tns unters
tnnrfpnen &insnthums.


nprfenen @igentbums.
Sroft zines 9ciebls beg Grsi5geri6ts Er. , Der
Staot galtimore ipiro Der untrr}cibnete 8tripal@
ter Trcituq O., bcn Il. Suli 1908, Nabmittogs
4 ltbr. bic nubftcbcno bci6riebcucu pier 8runo=
inidc an Grt uno Sttae aui oiitntIi3er Mutton
perfnuicn:
Gritcns, bag oun3e an Der Tor6ipttts6ds Der
Qounonz uno WaTa6uietts z9ocuue in Der StaOt
Baltimore ~beltgenc 8runot-id, nit elmer Gronte
BON u Iub I! 3oa al Der g8eiticitc Der 9onoonz
@pc., uro netli6 i'd eritrtdenp, in elmer our6tpeg
Qlei6mdbiQen @reite BON so 6uB bis sur Gillette
elmer 10 rub brciten Gltp. 98cqcn poaitdnotgsr
Psihreiburo ftbt bic llrtunoe bon GoparO y.
C'Rcefe an @iQiam 81. Eaois, u. @. 1869, 6otio
385, zines Der 2anorcoiiter Der Stdot baltimore.
Standardization: elm stpeiitodi9cr Saoen uHo
gpobnbaus. @runojins $50.
Sas 3tpsite, brittle uub oierte 8runotiit bttins
ben fb al Der Noroicite Der Wlafa6uicttss2pt.
rup btoinnen in ben repetition Gntferuuueen BON
90 TuB, l5 5uB uno 12O SUR ipeitlib BON Der
our6 bic Greu3unQ Der Roroi,ite Der Wtafdbus
iettg =@ocnue NIT Der 99eftitite Der Gpenue
q~cbilOettn ode. uno ieDcs bat cine 6rontc Don 10
Sub an WaHahuietts=N ueuue uno erftrcdt lid
n0roli6 in elmer bur6gdnQia glcibmGBtgen 9rcite
100 SUB ticf bis sur %glOroieits elmer 10 Sub brsi=
ten Aatb.
g9cQcn pontdnoiqer 9ei6rci6une ftbe Die llrz
funot in 2iher q. 8. 1925, 6plio AS.
Sie Standardization beftebtn aus 3tptiitOdiQcn 5itz
Qeliteinerueu g8obnbduicrn. Die Bruno,infcu fIr
oas ;ptitc iinb brittle 9~runofiid bctraQeu ie $3.50,
uno fir oas picrtt 8rIRoftif $50.
9crtuufsbeGirqunqcn: tiu Srittel 9aar, Der 8eft
mad feds uno 5ip6lf Monattn, ootr allies 9aar,
nab 9clicben beg &dufcrs; riididubiQe 9etrdot
fno pom 9ertdufstngt al 3inien rntcriporfsn uno
milTcn sur 3ufrieoenbeit oes 9trlpalttrs fiber ets
trlt iciu. Gin Stpoft bon $50 iir i,oeg 0aus
ipiro CUR 9erfnrfsjtit p~erlauQt.
8obcrt Siq0s, 9eripalttr.
6. q. &irtlanp,
QS9, 92,G,S) Iuttiouator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Oeuttde S6lubrdte:

Wl s.-Ule 9eutlge WtdIs5uTu9r
betrus 16,142 8ui6el; @erianbt BON
ben @lepatoren 26,819 9ui4el; Gle
Dotoren : 8orratb 1854 8ui6el.
9%erfdufe: 5000 8uifel gemiI6ter
Spot gu Sc, 1000 Steamer gemii9=
ter SpOt gu 541.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

elite SettHnesR (GOtt~ponosntenh
zoe. pro Sunp.rt, Az baben in Der Office bes Deus
Heu @orrtIpouesztsH," SaItlms orc . ctr. gRS 30M
Sihces AgeAAs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Robert Bisas, 9lettsanfpaIt,
563-569, Galptrt=9uiloiuQ.
o c r 10 q tiers : . erfan
Dc5
ais Tr. 4108, ALTO, Alp uno Ala,
Mafa6uietts zIpenue,
befanHtcn
lpert6oolen einem 9runo3ins unter=

%pert6poQen elnem 9%runD3tns unterz
pprfenen @i9ent6ums.
Strait cintg Scfcbls Ots Greisgeri6ts 1r. 2 Der
etaOt Baltimore lpiro Der u~ntcr3ti3nste 9trtpals
ter 6rtitaQ, Den II. Suli 1903, @a6mittags
4 lIbr, alt na6folaenb bei6riebtnen an Der 0oros
isite Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Baltimore bt=
leQtntn bier @runohife an Srt uno STEELE auf
Dfitntlidtr 4uttion pcrtauier.
9eQinr,uo in oeR rcipettipsr GntitrnunQen bon
40 SUB, 126 SUB, III dub uno 9S 6ub otli6
pom Der bur6 bic Grtujuno Der NorDieite Der
WaTabuictts= Goenue nit Der Cfieite Der SroinQ=
Npcnus o~cbilOctcn sd, ieoes 8rinoftiif nit elmer
6route BON IA 6uB an WaFa6uietts= 9luenue, uno
Damn in Qlei6mdBiocr @rtite fb nDroli6 erfrcf=
teno, parallel NIT Sruino=Nptnue, 100 SuB bis 3r
Norolcitt elmer 10 SUB brtittn a1eD.
g9cQen geiBtitel uno ppQtr 9tl6rtibunq fcbs bic
llrfunoe BON @oparD .. S'Gtefir an 99orner 6.
9rGenipoob, u. 8. 1649, Solo 252. elmer bon ben
2ano=Jtecoros Der Staot Baltimore.
Die Standardization beitsten aus ;peiitDfiQen sie.
aclftcinern;u g9pbnb0uierr. 8runbjius $40 fir ie.
ots @runoitiid.
acknowledgement: cir 9rittel 9aor, Der Refi
nab iets uno jpDli Nonnttu, noer aQtg 9aor,
ndb 9eIitbtr hes Gduftrs: ridfdnoiqs 9strdae
finn bonn 9crfaufstooe oil 3iuien uutcriporfen uno
miffer sur Sufricotnbtit pes 9ertpnlterg fatr oz
fteut itin. Gin Sepoft BON $50 fir isoes Saug
ipir0 sur 9ertaufsjsit %perlauet.
8obert 9ieeg, 9rripalter.
8. u. 6irflanb,
Q89,g,6.S Iuftionator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
8nItimnrer Warftherihte.

resr.Gin fir BEN .reutf@eu GOrrsipouOsnren.
Baltimore, ben 16. Suli.
MsbI. -9ie beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief ii9 auf 1854 6dfer, elm
idIieblid 14,268 6Gfer gu 2Ocuitz
goint unb 627 gu Canton. 8iiIten=
perianOt 410 6Gfer. Motrt fluu.
gis6er ni9t beridtete @erfdufe 1000
5GFer Spring gutent, 1900 Do.
guter5. Die Preiie iteIten ii6 tpie
fnIdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

SaI3fleti8: pro 9funo, gauge
S6uItern, englii4 gei4nitten, 94c.;
gang tur5e Hippen, 10c.; SsitenIped,
lie; gauge 2eibitiide, lie; Spedz
S4ultern, 1O4c.; Sugar : Gureb"
Sdultern, &C.; S9inten, 154c.;
obne 9aut, 144c.; 9icnic, Ole;
~MeB"= S6peinefIeii6, $500 pro
SAB; S9mdI5-in SierceS, gut rafz
ftnirt, &c.; in 5Gfern, &c.
&affee: N~otirungen Iino fpie foIgt:
auf Der Bats BON 81 Gents pro
pfun0 fir Rio CIR. 7; Santos Tic.
Bis lie; Marucai6o 94G.. Bis 1876;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Mffta 18c. BIS
19c.
Ger1fteter aaffss: 6. 9. e., in ST.
ten Zoe. Bis 1O.2Oc. pro YFunO;
in gii4ien urb SGden, reiner sSa0a,
32c. Bis 324c.; SABA uno Moftu, gez
mii4t, 27!c. Bis 28c. pro 9funb; reiz
ner Marocdibp. 22c. Big 221c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
%s1langt i'm Maaemeinen.
SteQenaeinde:

StelItqeu d.
3pti iuree peutibe SbnciOtr iubtn iofort
etelurs. Na6juirdqen in Nr. 1922, 8idnrOionz
etraBs, 2ocut4Qoint. 1850
6tsIItet d
Gin beutibtr Manu iu6t irgtnotpclte Irbcit.
Tafjuiraoen bel @ottlieb Orb in gr. 220S, GNcrs
Strokt. l97AM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
g 6ien6 I'm gen.


8rieFe uno gOItfarten perben frei
ben G~mbFGnqsrn ober NbIenbern BOZ
elmer Q"otanitalt CUR anoeren na9gez
i6idt, penn Der WunIa auf benz umz
f6laq au8qtbridt lit. BoItIenbungeu
Asr anberen &lafen psrben nur ouf
0erIangsn nadgsianbt unb pirO banE
an 9eitimmungsOrts Elm 3uidBpOrIo
BON Ger 90bs Oe5 O~rignaliaBea be4
retnst fperpen.
3peitsr aLaFe (3eitungen u. 3ei!A
I6riften) l Sent fir 4 un3en.
Dritter &laFe (8u6er, Girtulare)
/ Gent fir 2 un3en.
@srter 8Iu6e (Waareu) l Gens
frO lln3e.
Canada.
0ieTel6en Staten unb 9soingungen,
dls ir ben Ser. Staaten. nit Qusndba
ne, buB oemiT6te 9aufmunnSpaaren,
pel6e ni6t als Bono fioe" 9dnbelsA
MuIter geIanOt perOsn, nit Der pats
fstpoIt perianot tperOen miiilsn. &dufa
mdnnii9e S6riftsn gu oeh gen0bnA
ti6en Rattn.
GinT4reibe0ebiiEE {qoFsaufi4Iag)
s Gents.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13
A RAMBLE IN RUSSIA.

In Russia the consumption Of brandy
IS about six quarts per head per an
num-. ...-r-.
An island off the Russian coast at
Cape RusZkij Saworot recently left its
moorings and drifted northward. The
government had to send a steamer to
rescue the inhabitants.
Aluminium shoes for horses have
been tested in the Russian cavalry.
Each test was made with one alumni
ium shoe and three of iron. In every
test the former outlasted the latter.
4 Russian court recently decided
that there is no such thing as self igni-
ton of cotton. but that Il bale Of cotton
may conceal c~OmbuStible material
within it for weeks and suddenly burst
into flame.
The Russian government has decreed
that in future all soldiers Of the en-
pire must use Observation-Disclosures
fore not one soldier out Of a thousand
has INDUCED in this luxury-and that
all the handkerchiefs must contain pic
lures emblcmatic of q soldiers life,
both in battle and in time Of peace.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13

GOV. NanSant, Of Minnesota, is
finding some opposition in his state
in trying to hold the railroad merger
as an influence IN his future political
aspirations. The Minneapolis Trib,
int gives the governor to understand
that the merger was w a political
question, but he having made it s.
and was able to secure d second cleo,
ton thereby. thinks that the propO,
sition should be settled by the
courts, inasmuch as it is strictly d
legal question.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13

The radically democratic Yankton
Herald which by some peculiar in
lluenceS appears TO have been brought
under Pierre cOntrOl-isn't allowing
aay opportunity to escape it by
which a stab a be given the re-
publican party. 1t even goes SO far
DIS to run a knife under the ribs Of
the state militia-an organization Of
the hest type OF South DakOta's young
men and one the whole state is proud
Of. In a bitter %harangue, the Herald
attempts to saddle upon Mitchell the
entire list Of appropriations made
by the state legislature last winter
and refers particularly to the sum set
aside for the militia. If it hadn't
have been for cold blooded politics."
it says, 1.-The proposition for removal
would have fallen fiat This charge
has been made beforehand not from
democratic SourCes-hut it is to be
expected that Il few newspapers of
the Herald stripe will continue the
wall Notwithstanding those members
! Of the legislature best qualified to
know most emphatically deny that
removal legislation had anything to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13
CARPENTERS IN INDIA.
Yaey Are Careless About Measure.
ments,' Tools and Time,


The chief faults of the Indian car
penter are his neglect of accurate
measurement. his carcleSSncSs with re-
gard to the Z efficiency Of his tools and
his lack OF perception of the value Of
time rs Il factor in jhe execution of
work. He has also to be taught to 0c-
cupy his mind with the work in hand
and as much as possible to exclude
other subjects.
For example, the making Of Il jack
plane involves the choice of the wood.
considerations as to size. the angle OF
the blade and its cutting edge, the
wedge and its holding power. the han
die and finally the operation Of plan
Ing. All these operations are capable
of very simple explanation, and this
exercise provokes an emulation among
students while exercising their reason
Ing powers. No Indian workman buys
a plane. He buys the blade and makes
the rest. but he rarely makes it well.
He buys Il saw blade and makes the
handle, and. generallYI speaking. he
spends the smallest possible sun on his
outfit in spite of the extra labor the
economy involves. He must therefore
be taught to make a. many labor say
ing tools as possible, and to make them
we'll: He has TO be taught the Use anu
repair of Il "rindston and how !"
mount it in wood without metal H.
tings. The hard. tough woods 50 com
mon in India make this an easy mai
ter. The Indian has Not to be taught
that grinding and whctting are Nv"
distinct operations. tile first removing
800 per cent of tie mctai-an the SEC
ond producing the cutting edge III "
few STROKES. His saw is in such Qa"
order that he cuts lemons, as a rue
with a mallet and chisel, and his l2h"
rance of gauges renders him unable "
make even twenty articles eAae'|'
alike. He rarely knows what SIZE u
nail or screw TO use OF a given ~"
His screw is always too smalL-Cas'
sier'S Magazine.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13
THE

Darwin. 2:13, goes to the Cleveland
natinees.
Sec Gage of Buffalo is fast regaining
his health.
The Memphis shoe seems to be the
real thing. s
Great things are expected this year
Of Metallic, 2:l1.
The PAGER Ribbonwood has set the
Australian record at 2:l0.
John Conley is at the Lexington Cky)
track with twelve, horses.
Bell. Bird, 2:22, II of Beautiful
Bells daughters, is dead.
Visitors at Charter Oak say that
Lord Derby is in great condition.
Jake Stone is getting his horses ready
over the Worcester (NasS.) track.
John Cleary has set the Readville
record at 2:l9 with Il Of his PAGERS.
Direct Hal w&l be about the only
horse raced by Village farm this year.
c.. X. G.. Billings has already driven
Lou Dillon II mile in 2:12l4 to wagon.
Geers has G n The .Icweler back to
Village farm to be saved over until
1904.
Jesse Humphreville has gone to Ca
lais, Me, to train j. NJ. Johnson's
horses.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13

do with the appropriations. One Of
the most insistent supporters Of the
removal act was Editor Mcleod, Of
the Aberdeen News, and who has re-
Gently declared bis preference for
Pierre as the permanent seat OF state
governmenl-but it is not on record
that he would have favored another
vote on the question if it had 20 be
accompanied by IA lot of eXtravagant
appropriations. Editor LOngstatf,
another supporter of Pierre-and
who was chairman OF the committee
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weeks ago
said in answer answer to this same
charge made by the Herald:
AS one fully convcrsant with the
doings Of the last legislature we en-
ter a denial in general that the capt.
tai removal combination was reSpOn-
Sible for any legislation save the re-
moval resolution.
We do not think the Herald viii!
make any friends for Pierre by pound
ing the state Institutions and ihe
militia or add to its reputation as a
fair newspaper by making statements
which have been sc completely le-
futed that they are absurd upon the
face of it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-13
CYNICiSMS.

Do people say YOU blow a good deal?
And are you guilty?
Those who hear a good deal always
hear much that is unreliable.
Job was patient, it is, true, but they
didn't have telephones in those days.
We have been wondering why some
one doesn't invent a breakfast food
called Strenuous.
When anything in the way of gossip
is ''all over town. it usually means
that half a dozen persons know it.
When 4 mother says her boy. is sick
through studying too hard she hasn't
a friend who doesn't think she is
fooled.
Some people say the funniest thing
In the world is Il wonlan throwing q
rock. Ever seen a woman run a lawn
mower?-Atchtson Globe.