davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
acin aupfnrlb fir sunriiten.

San 6rou8tSco, Gol., 3.
Sept. - 9umoe5sa reisridter DIOR.
rop bat in Dem Bro3eB ser rGceonic
Stcomibip So" gegen Ben 3oucoIIets
tor Struttou elm llrtbeiI 5u @unitcu
Der gcnonnten 0umpiihiif @eieG-
ihoft aeiGlt. IS bonoelte lif BET
ocm @ro5eb nm ole Giiteritottlng
pom $500, mcldc Die @cieuidoft fir
2tO EaIiuQicre uttcr @rotcit be5ablt
bottc, Ga Ole bctrcifeuocn Yoiiogiere
nitt %bier5ulonOe bIcibcn. ion6ern
MIR cine Iollr 0urd( oic Ser. Stauteu
modeu MOLTEN. [u Dem &opiltcuer-
@eie6 oe8 Gongreiie0 merOeu Iouris
ten BON ser @c3obtunQ oeS &opfgels
Ocs mtS6riIdlid) bcIreit, 0od hutte
General Gumun0erumd9comniIior
Sargent in elmer Ncpurtemeut5s
Orore periiiQt, BOB ole Yoiiuqiere,
meId)c nidt om~crifaniihc 9ilrqer
limo, ooS aopigcI0 5t bc5obIeu bit
ten, meldc administrative &erfiiarng
icbt icood) ourdl Die Gntihciourg 0es
Nihter8 Wtorrom bini0liG %geuoroen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
8cranbtc GinOcr micocrgcfnnoen.

0Qoeu9burg, 49,, 3. sept.
- @lcQo mo ellie NSio0i9, 5lpei 13.
reip. II Sabre olte &inOer BON s..
MiOois in 9roofuiue, Ontario, Ole
Dor 3ruci @od]cn ibrcn Gltcrn aerolibt
mlr0cn, limo bel @uumlono, N,.D,
III ciuenl lccr @itebenocn NuuIe mic
Ocrqcfmocu mor0cn. &llcllo Iagte
ans, loni &oQQo5iue, Elm Der 6amt'
lie %bcircunoct Qcpeicncr &tolicner,
babe Tie SIN Noft5eit, ula Der &oter
idljci, aus Dem cIterlid)cu &uuic emit
iiibrt, ici nit ibncu iiber Ocn St,Holus
rcncc-St rom 0eicBt ounu piclc W|ci.
len nit ibncu lonoelmp0rt0 gcgonqcn
un0 bobe tic in 0cn lCcr ltebenocn
Souie 5urildQclolieu. Nicrolti lei or
nod @rootoiuc ArWdgcQonqcu, ltrrl
0inQc, oic Den &iuocru Ncb0rten. GIT
bolcn. Gr mur0c mtI DEM RiidQunQ
nod) @oumonb ucrboitCt uno miro
am Somitog Dor @eriht 8Citcllt mcr.
Nru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
3uei 1lnbefnnntc 1yr0lICN
8rusfcncr in McmpbiS, Srnu.

MempbiS, Gem,, 3. Scpt. -
Gin @robfeltcr I'M @cr5cn oca gn.
oroS. 0iItriftS ser StoOt 5critortc
GiQentbunt i'm @ertbc bon $500,
600. 0os 6cllcr entitonO aus unbc.
fonnter llriofe IN Dem @roccric.
looen BON Oliper & 6innic. Die an.
aren5cnoen @eI66itc mlrOcn ourd)
oen Ginitltr5 Ser Moltcrn idymcr be.
idGoigt. Der ScIcrwcbrmom 6ront
@uiicn6od) lullroe burh cincn Stllr5
pom elmer 0citer ldnpcr Ocrlctt uno
ied)s 3euerpcbrlelitc oltrh Oic Site
ltnb oet &olld) %iibcrpGltigt 10 ooB
tic nod) cinem 9oipitnI gciunot lucr.
ben mllBtCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Sdnmcfcl t0otct Die Iiifc.

@iIfc&burrc, 3. Sept. -
9oS StootSocportcmcnt fir Slide.
rcien bat cine llntcriudJung eirrgcIeis
tet, Inn feit5uitcllen, ans Deld)en
&oblen5e6cn SdWeicluuiier nil5 ocn
@ruben in Sen SuSQuebormo flieBt.
0ieieS t0otet nGmIif Die Slide unb
eritidt Die @egetotion Lungs Den
llfern; 5ioem Dcrurioft es i0brlif)
Die lleberidmemmungcn, inoent es
Die aon0lc oeritopit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Cripple Street, Wirrcn.

GrippIcGrecf, Sol, 3. Sept.
- GnpoIt 6ronf 5. SongS, Der
Nedtspertreter ser Weitlihen Berg.
monns-5 0oerotiom wclher am 20.
9(ugult aus oicicm Qiitritt oeportirt
moroen ipor unO meIdler geitcrn bier
her 5uriidfcbrtc, lit bclite 9tuhnittog
mieoer bon bier %obNciobren, nm cine
o6erlnoli0e Deportation 5u perlnei.
Den. Nnmolt @ongs crfIdrte, oob
Sferiff gea lid qeDeigert babe, ibnt
Sdut, Ill Qem1hrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
lt~naclDltcS Murogcbcimnif.

Nem.D orf 3. September. Der
Sormurbcitcr =. Tlonocr, nclfcr
nod Scr Grmoroumg ocS rcid)cn Con.
traitors &obn Gcitlcr III elmer Sdcu.
ne permlnoct UufQcfmnOcn m1r0c, lit
ocItorbcr, llno Oomit 0ilritc aud bd@
@ebcimnib Der Grrlor0un0 oea Scb'
tcrcn i'll Ger 0iculto9 9tod)t III @lcn'
6olc, 2.,&., mlori0ctlGrt blcibcn.
Bon ocn bei0cn 3elt0cn Der Grnlors
blnlQ oe& Contractors 0citIcr, &cnrU
Noifs, eilcm 6rcunoc Ociflcr'a, mlo
Trunf @olpc, cinem W0d)ter oltf ocnl
Siunultburm Der n&onG.SSlonO
@obn," lab fcincr boa @eliht ocH
W0rocrS bon 0cifItr, mo Itc lpnrclI
ocSbolb nid)t inn Stunoc, GInnbcr dis
ociien Mn0rcifcr ST. crtcnncn. Wtoll
bat MN oner0iuQS 0ic Gbeorie oltt'
0eitcat, ooB Ole Grmor0ulG 9cit-
Icr's ilno Die Gri6jCBlunQ 6lonocr'@
I'M 3llinmmcnbon0 Itcbcn, obcr mo-
rim oieicr beltcbt, miro mobl ME be,
fonnt mcrocn, ga beioc @ctbciligte!t
to0t iinb.
Ter Coroner ioltotc cincn &crtrc-
ter nod Dem o0crtihcn Noipitol, "
lul momo0Iid nod cine Nlttcmortcm.
NltaioQc bon Slonbcr 81 erIon9cn;
oucin ser Wtonn fam uiht mcbr 5lml
@cpuBticin mo itnrb, obnc crfl6rt
SIT bobclt, mic cr 5u icinen Sdllb'
muu1oCn %getommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Heid,c 8nnmmOa. Grnote.

@uibiuQtoh B. Sept.-0er
W~onots6eridt oca Iferbol.0 eparte.
ments iiber Den Stnno Der Baum.
noae lGBt criebcn Dob Der Stono Der
9uumuoQe bel itorf pergroBertem
9(reol (;3unobmc 10 Ero5ent) om %.
9lugllt 8. s. 81 bctrlig, gegen 9t.6
int Sllli, Sl.2 an 20. 9lrtguit 1903,
Ga ort 26. Nlr0uit 1902 uno einem
5ebni0brioen Curhifnitt bon 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
SUitOncr 3nuclierlnocn %NcpIiinbcrt,

. it II, 3. Sept. - &or Dem
SlnpcIicrloOcn Der eagle &crucIrp
50, al observation-disclosures broh &C.
tern Nbcl1o cine gut 9cflcibctc 6rolt
oniheincnb bcluiBtloS 5%llIommcn.
Die beiben gll9citcltcn I'M &oOen ell.
ten %billfsbercit bin5u, lInO mGbreno
tie lid) nit Der pcrmcintlihcn Srons
fen 5tl idoiicn nlod)ten, ifliipite cin
0ieb unbcmcrft HI Den &oOcn lInO
itobl brci Nll5Io0cn nit Hin0cr NM
llbrcn int @eiommtlucrtbc BON
$1,000. guS bic 2oocn Nn9cItca.
ten bon ibrcm Somoritcroienitc SIT,
riidfebrtcn mur0cn iic ocn 0ieb.
itobl gcrpobr. SIS mar icbod) SIT lpdt.
Ger ummiQfommtcne Sllluclcnlicbbu'
Der mar l0ngit pcrihwunocn mo
olld) Die Srolt, Die ipnbrihcinlit lei
nc 9clicrSbclierin NOR, botte iif) %.
oongenlodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
(Gingefunot.)
8enn og0lfer lucinen!"

llniere Sultur lit aus @ioerlpril'
den monderlci 2Irt 6uIamnlell9eOeet.
Die Gbriiteu, einerlei, WeI6em BE
tcuntniiic iie n%n9eb0ren, brillgen
9roBortigc Opfcr fir &irbenbolI
uno ocrcn llnterbaItlmg, iople fitr
%errid)tlng OeS GempeIoienltcs, nm
IN Der &cliQion rmterri6tct mo III
GrtilIlung Der Gbriltcnpflidten err
nllntcrt gu mcr0en.
Die @r0Bc ioldcr Opfcr Oiiritc
Ole erl1ite 6roge retticrtigen, mcIdJc
6rtlttc brin0cu oiciclbcn?
Ger &crn Oc5 Gbriitcnt6um5 be-
ltebt III Der @ottea- uuo 9}1diten.
Ilcbe mo ale Gcmpcl baucn ocrcn
Sob mo GmpicbIunQ 3ltr Ml&iibung.
NeIhc NeitltotC iinoen lid in Scr
menlhIihcn Ucicuihoit, in ocrg8irf.
lidfcit?
Sfon in piclcn 6omilicn, inter
%%criponotcn, in St0otcu lut0 stui.
id)cu S0Itcru etc. bcmcrfcn mir. oob
ltatt Sicbc mo 6ric0c, @uB un0 9teio
bcrrifcn; gcbcn mir obcr ucitcr ltno
foiien Oic Yolitif in'9 Nllgc, 0onn
miiiien mir bcifGmt pcitcbcn. ouB
belttc nod, mic Dor SulticnOcu BON
Sabrcn @orborei uno W}euid)cn-
idl6htcret Dor Hcdt mo &crnrmit
Ser NuSidlIoQ gcbcn.
0oS @citrcben gin5cIncr, ioQur
@ieIer, oiciea ltngGiid aus Der McIt
81 i6oifen, lit, mic ole tdglide Grfobs
rltn0 Iebrt, Ici0cr gon3 pcr9cbIif!
Won ocnte MIR an sic @oager
n6rie0cna" . aomooie! Srob Nlle-
Dem ioQten &lllturireunoc geQen Die
robe 8cDdlt lncrmiiolidI fGmpfciL
Dor allcn Oiuqcn obcr gc0eu cine IN
Scr offentIiden Oteinum9 berridcnoc
&runtbcit, mcIhe ourd Spmpotbte
SrtcGe 9c~lpiiicrmloBcn ionftionirt.
@c4cnn0rtig 5ciqt iid) Oieic &rnnf.
belt i'm bobcn @rabc in 9e5uq oui
Die Sdl0htcrcicn i'm icrnen Often.
Gin grocer Gbeil Der ooffcntlid)cn
McimtnQ" ipnpotbiiirt nit ben Go
poncrn, neil lie iid) III oos 8eluano
m10ercr SulturpoIfcr geltedt boben
rnO grioIae Crringen gegen cine
Wod)t, Die idon lnngc neben mate
ricQcm &ortbcil Dem IergroBerunas-
@obne frobut Elm on6erer Sbeil nit
ocn Rlliicn, bouptiddIid) ocSbolb,
lpcil cinc bcocutenoc &ergroBerlng
&opon's icbr idIimme 6oIgcn buben
0iirftc.
@cocr ouS Obicft bcS&riCqc5, nod
ociicn @crIollf io0tcn unicre bcion,
ocrc gufnertiomfcit crrcQcl, Ocnn
bcioc fric0fii6rcnoc S0Ifcr merocn
Ocipotiif rcQicrt ulo ocren @eid)idc
b0nqcn IcoiQIih BON Den GiQcnidof.
ten beS iclpciligcn 0cipoten ub.
Gic 9ultllrp0Ifcr miiIicn icbcn
Sricg, ioicrn or nift I'M sic Griitcn5
elmer Notion qefiibrt lucrbcn mui,
riifiidtSloS pcrurtbeiIcn; feline 6rclr.
sc ocs Sic9c5 tbeiIcn, bogc0en bic
Shlohtopicr, nGmIid sic @ittlpcr,
&inoer, glteru Scr @cfoQcnen, Ole
bcOuucrnalpcrtbc Gage Ger &riippcI
lnO Den &crlliIt an Gi0cntbum be.
fIogcn uno oltfrihtiN mittrnllcrn.
yNcnn ole @Gltcr mcincu!"
Solde &lun0Qcbrngcn mo nid,t
o0lrrob ocn Sicgcrn" miiroen sic
&ulturpoIfcr cbrcn mo ole &ronfbcit
yNnbctun9 ocS Griolgc@" mare fit
rirt. Y. :. VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
@inc nrinc Mcidlc.

X Hcmorf, u. s., 3. September
Die @cb0roCn BON SonlcruiIe, o.
s., bcIcNtcn Ncitcrn OoS @igcntbum
Der GiniicOlCrin Nleiuc 2or0, lucldc
lebtcn MontoG itarb, nit NeldlIog,
Die oltc SlnlQtcr, Die tets in gang
lid a]bQctro0cncn &Ici0ern climber
gcQorQcn mor mo INNER gctloGt
bate, ooB Tie nid)t 9cnug gum @iicl
bobc, bate $4,000 o~uigebGuft. so.
dcnoe Grbcn Nibt cS in ibrcm Sole
obcr niht, &iclcidt, neil lie oo9
ultc 6rGuIcin mirflih fitr arm biel'
ten, botten lire i6mmtIid)en Ser.
mun0ten lid iCit SnllGcm nid]t mn
tic b%cfiintmcrt. &n DEM leitoment,
0uS in DEM Sultic Der EoOten &C.
iuut0Cn lpllrOc, mcroen MIN oIlc Scr.
munotcn clltcrbt ln0 ooS gauge Ser.
mogcn 9cbt al MobItbdtigfcitS- In'
Itolten.
Gie @oltSiuhunG cr9ob icrncr, ooB
Die >tllnQicr in ibrcm itiacn SGnr
mcrlcin fcincaruc99 10 iporlom Icb.
tr, mie tic lid nod ollBen bin ocn9(n.
id)cin gob. 3u ci1lcrn &cri6lo9c
mllroen %llnmoiicn bon 6loihcng8cin
Der ~oacrbcitcu Wurfcn, ionic otter
@ronop BON Der 9lrt, bon bent Elm
@l1Sdcn an Der @or % GCntS lno
mebr foltct, cnt0cdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
gmcrifnniidlcr SiideridOOncr b
ldloonahmt.

Nortb Sponen y. s., 3.
September. Der ollcrltunilhc
6iihcrihopncr oSomoiet" aus Em.
MOUTH, Wtoli, muroe beItc bon Dem
coltooiid)en Grelt5er n@loOintor" be.
idlognobmt uno in Oen bicligen No.
len bugiirt. Ger Gopit6n oe8 arcl'
GERS bebollptet, Der oSnmoict" b0ttc
innerboIb Der Grei. WfeiIcn- @rcn5C
Nciiift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Sanocl nit Sapan.

Seottlc Moib., 3. Sept. -
Ger Compiler yaonagnfuo" bon Der
nNippon Dcieu aaiibo &c." lit NIT
einem aroBen Cargo. beitebeno aus
stoblitonacn Sdienen, @dgeln,
Sdrouben, Qrubt, Dtdld)inerie, Sc.
Der uno N}ebl mo etDa 80 Yoiiogie.
rem, meiit $aponer nno Gbineien,
non bier nah $npon IN Sec gcann.
9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

1884 OFT 3ntctteitr. California Ii. Sbto.
Beire. acknowledgement rSerindnia,
Goee ST.; .siIlgem. 9trb. SCI. sllnt. sSertin
bon Stts&dItimore"; .Dpiilsn goncI. 8. Z.
o. o. "Wietuuarb. sllntOn 73". Sane 5u
oermtefbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Gerunglii If & . b

&erungIl II dt YOU. : Sltu.
aer alttor: v9tltn, 9nooigea 6rGltlein,
uic boben &bnen meine G%ritlings-
nopeuen 0eioacn2" - SrGulein: q.
ichr out. id) babe ous Bud nit benz
groBten Gergniigcn ans Der Sono 0e-
lcgt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Hub. @rrnrr,s Nrhnnrnnt.

1909, Banfs StruBe,
itnbe her oitlifcH Rolideiitotion. Rar.
nler 9rni6 bon t2 bis 9 lltr Ytntmtttues.
8iebner'S unhbertreffltbeS Bier am
Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
lsei. 1fe dIfsffe 1891.
RarhInnb Gbattel Quan aFociatton.

I'd WprbsSaIbtrtsStr. nberhalb tIttgtpus3tf
I'M urlb non 9onnerftae, ben Il. apriI, Be-
ttuoen fb unfere @efhdftss9 fireaur In
Rr. los, Cf.Garatpau.e CITRATE,
Barterre.
GrontsOtfice oberbdlb guIbert.Gtrdbe.
$40 Bis $3.50 nif W6beln. Binnos etc. auSae.
iteben, obne @ntferntng berfeIben.
Nbrefffrt ober teIepborirt an
albert glnnie, IT,, Munuqer.
Er. 2f7, .Galuer Stra1e.
QaeHt iutro oortpreben iiro uufere Aas.n
f~oftenfret erfIdren. Wsb. sIeIepbou: gourtIdnb
736. GSobo, 1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

Ttutihts Mrbrits.N tiinnas. shrtnn.

sr. 2t9. Sinos9bnrpsStrabe, lnter Der Guffi9t
peutfhc Snnbtperfer, grbciter UNI Hienftbutci
at bef9dftieen lpiinffeu, ipoIeu ft6 peri6nIth
ober in franitrteu 9riefen an ben Igenteu Der
Seteuf3aft, Sp9atn 2. Wiener, %r. 219, sho.
GharpsStrahe, ipenoer, ipeIber itneutgeltli6
NuSfunft ertbeiIen ipiro. CSnn2S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

S06iter @ei5. ~@orum
piuIt Glr eiqentIif bel 0einer reilcr
Serrid)oit nidt bleiben?" Wfdo.
diem pom 3orie: o9tee. bel lone ici5i-
oen 2eute bIeib id) MD. Soben ie oo
@eiud1 nno ipielen ioior 5lure 6rci-
Ieins lfi cen &lupicr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

Gigentb ii nj d. Grfl0-
G. - On IGBt 0einen 9rono.
bricf nod eiuidreiben?" - vSu;
mein Onfel lit etrpas ihmerborig!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

1924 SftsguItimores Gtrabe. - 8immer an
Serren 3u bcrmiet6en. - Seinfte @etrdnfe
nno gSeine. nRaps8 ieips 9rnlieret", 8ier.
SerfdmmluugSloial rSfts2ombaroitr. Snts
rteriu. 8alIs uno Getboerein". Gbef .sIeI.
Wft. Ber1pn 4042-M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

TarIeten duf n,bbeln nnb anbere etdterh ettsn
fhr 8 Bro8eut-gen1u n16 benz relert 9efeee;
etrake. 8imnrer gtr. 4. Ganfant BuiIotno. On
Der Office ipiro 9euti1 eefproten.
(W2ai20,tS)
s9eun SIR @elb nStbia hnbt, ptrtet Gnb
IN mtdi. 9nrIeben uuf SoIdre; Wl5beln ober
BrlneeiaentbuiH Acknowledgements. Refine eeib'
gef6dttssWefbooer. Ir. aremer, Rr. 100,
Rp1S:eata.straht, 1. 5Inr. 2aunbep BuiIotns.
CMprtI15~l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

Sin euics 6uusmdohcn; pcrmarente Stct'
lung. 9nd ~8ufrugeH in gtr. 242S, Fince.
(24S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

&erlangt inn g%Iagcmcincn.
100 2ute fret.

Ipplifnnten. ole @riefmurfe ciniCuben, erbnls
ten ben Neeo fir cine Cot. 20 bel 100 Rub Qrub.
Snburb, 9ieu.gori. 20 GenturB Realtn 60, -"
u Rail. Str, Heru'DDrt. (24S,5S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
ScrIanst: Sranen nnS MaOdcn.


Verlurgt:
Gin W}iotben fir Die dnaemeine Suusarbctt
in elmer ~ileine1 61milie; fein QSaibelt. ala6'
5utrugen In IN. 2217, Gutniu.Ylacc. (24S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

Gin guteS @ibhen gIeiht
ben Sollerfrout: 10 oft es oltd) ouf.
aeiuGrmt miro, es lit imulcr mieoer
gut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

VCrlniHt.
Gin eriubrcncs Hiuoermdodben tlt en- Nlio;
ole beiien GmpiebluugeH eriorocrlidn. 9tdhilt'
trGgen IN Rr. 1909, HUro'Sn ALBERT traRc oor
- llbr Miittugo. cas-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
vD~D~DvOvOvDvC~D
8. Suiat's Sune,


Rr. 1856, Sarrifon., nnbe dertnefonsStr.
SEQ, @iintber, IT,, Bran CO.'S 8ter. 8ar.
Iaer 2ull6 bon ~ bis 1 ubr Ra6mit'
iube eingeldben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Wuner's Mtfnuruni,

144f RorosGentralsglue., Ode SlioersStr.
8~auptauartter Der nN9ilbeIm 9ea 2nae
gr. 3, herb. 8. &. of g." 8erfammIuI,
Gen teoen Wturtag Nbenb. - SeinIIe Sc
Trdnfe. 81rmer 9uufh td9li6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

Vcrtnugt:
Sin Midohen fir uugeHeinc. grbett Ill cllcr
Snmilie bon Sluci Berfonen; flelre9 pdiiS; outer
Gobn mo quite 1cimatb; Sillic. miro leltel 9ef
gtat5utragen III NJ 2olSt, @ntnm'
YInCc. (24l-o4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

tt04 0orosGcntrai sGoenis.
Der ~giurooit Smmeripdbreno Sdu'
neretr BON Baltimore" ocrfanmtIt ftt
bier icoen Wontna, - SEQ. 8rebm's Bier
am 8apt Ea4 oeuti6er Grt brett pcu
Sob.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
ALICE ROOSEVELT, PREY
OF HORSESHOE CROWD
New York Sun Special Service.

New York, Nov. 18.-Miss Alice Roose-
welt attended the horse show last night.
She attracted unbounded admiration.
The crowd was delighted to have the
ter Of the president Of the United
States. James H. Hyde entertained
Miss Roosevelt, and Senator and Mrs.
Chauncey M.aDepew in his box. ~-.;2
The party came in a little before
clock and the box Immediately be-
came the objective point of thousands
Of pilgrimages. Men and women who
looked as if they had had, at some time
at least, some rudiments Of good breed
ing, stood in compact mass ten or
twelve deep and stared at Miss Roose-
welt and made whispered comments
about her. G. i :-s& IL. .'GS i,
Miss Roosevelt gazed placidly, over
the heads Of the starers and into the
show ring. She looked tired and un-
utterably bored. ~. ~. -.
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NATION GREAT IN
SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Has Three Times as Much Per
Capita as Average Of Other
Nations.
From Tho Journal Bureau. Colorado Building.

From The Journal Bureau. Colorado Building.
Washington.
Washington, Nov. 18,-The total de-
posits in all the savings banks Of the
world, according to latest official in
formation received by the department
of commerce and labor thru it's bureau
Of statistics, amounted to over ten and
a half billion dollars, contributed by
S2,640,00O depositors. OF this total the
United States shows aggregate deposits
of $4,000, 179,O00, credited to 100000
depositors. AS the figures used in ar
irving at the grand totals cover about
one-half Of the population of the world,
viz, over 77O,000,OOO, it appears that
the United States, with less than 91a
per cent Of the total population consid-
cred, contributes over 20 per cent Of the
total savings deposits recorded. OF the
total number Of depositors, or rather
deposit accounts, the share Of the
United States is somewhat less than 9
per cent, while the average deposit per
account is more than four times and the
average savings per inhabitant more
than 31h times the corresponding aver
ages for the rest of the world.
The following table shows the num-
Der of depositors and the total deposits
in those countries of the world pub
fishing savings bank reports. The re,
port from Russia includes Russia in
Asia, and the deposits credited to the
"British Colonies'' is exclusive of
those mentioned elsewhere in the list.
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lowing day the animals began showing
their grief over the death of their keep

lowing day the animals began showing
their grief over the death Of their keep
er. They refused to come in for their
feed for time, and it was necessary to
carry it out and place it where it could
be discovered by the deer. The same
condition existed concerning the SPUR
rels, and they remained in the trees the
greater part of the day. On the day
of the funeral some Of the squirrels
were seen hurrying across the roads to
the woods, about one-haf mile away.
Up to the present time many Of the lit
tie fellows have not returned.
Gunners have profted by the action
of the animals In leaving The preserve,
and hunting is reported better than It
has been for many years.
Among the half hundred or more deer
that are kept on the preserve were two
that were especially fond Of Keeper
Henderson, and they had become great
pets. They would eat out Of his hands,
and while he was outwalking on the pre-
serve they generally were found at his
side. After his death these two deer
were missed. A day or two ago, while
working in the brush in the remote
part Of the preserve, the new keeper
found one Of the pets dead, and from
appearances it had starved to death.
On the flowing morning the other pet
was discovered dead, it having ended
it's life where Keeper Henderson was
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men and was directed to one Of the To-
col firms

CdI UTIIS. :
Among those whom he interviewed
was E. T.. Cowgirl. He had a long con
ference with Mr.. Cowgirl, but no deal
was closed. He told Mr.. Cowgirl that
he would return again this week.
The count explained that he was de.
sirous of getting several mills and he
told the machinery men that he wanted
three to start with. He desires to buy
mills Of about 10000 capacity daily
put them in charge of experienced Jap.
anese crews and gradually make fur
Their purchases of mills. 49, 80.
+ It Is the understanding here that the
syndicate hopes eventually to contro
the single industry Of the state.
The syndicate is said to be a branch
of the Oriental Trading company Of
Seattle and has plenty Of money tc
carry out it's schemes.
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JAPS TRY TO BUY
: SHINGLE MILLS
Oriental Syndicate Makes Offers
and Would Control the Coast
Industry.

Bellingham, Wash, Nov. 1s.-A jap
anese syndicate is trying to buy sew
eral Whatcom county single mills.
Negotiations have already been
opened with mill men and. 1t. is possible
that the syndicate will purchase two
or three this week.
A Japanese count, who represents
the syndicate, was in the city and made
inquiries from several mill men. He
first visited the Whatcom machinery
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MARQUETTE, MIOH-Articles Of consolida-
ton Of the Nezaunee & Ishpeming Street Rail-
way 3 Electric company with the Negaunse
The new corporation will be known as the Mar
Quette County Gas. Light & Traction company
and will be capitalized at $400, 900.
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GRAY TO DEFEND CLIFFORD ncs
Minnesota Lawyer to Appear In Sensa.
tional Case at DEBORAH.

NJ s.
PRESTON, MINN.-A. d. Gray has been re-
tanned to defend Professor Clifford Of DEBORAH,
Iowa, who is accused of killing 81. A. Bigelow
Of the same place.
The annual meeting Of the Fillmore County
Agricultural society Will be held Wednesday for
the election Of president and the transaction OF
business.
Miss Aurie Bassett has been appointed assist
ant postmaster at Spring Valley and has left
The district court last evening, In regular
session, listened to the reading Of memorial
By the Fillmore county bar on the late Judge Judge
Kingsley and members Of the bar.
HANCOCK, MICH.-Almost a million tons Of
coal win have been received BY the mines in the
navigation, It being the practice each season to
lay In sufficient supplies to last the ensuing
year.
MAN1sTIQUE, M1CH.-The Manistiqus leather
plant formerly the property Of the Federal
Leather company, has resumed operations. Since
acquired by the Northwestern Leather company
last summer the plant has been remodeled and
much new machinery installed.
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EsCANABA, M1oH-rhe proposition that the
municipality issue bonds Of $bo 600 to defray the
city's portion Of the cost of extensive street
improvement work planned for next season car
ried by 1877 to 4S4. = .., .
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BURGLARS SHOOT DOWN
DETROIT PATROLMEN


Detroit, Mich, Nov. 1s. -Patrolman
John Daley was murdered in cold blood
about midnight by burglars whom he
special officer for the Michigan Cen
trail railroad, was shot thru tie abdo-
men and probably fatally injured, when
he ran to the policeman g assistance.
The murder occurred In an alley IN
the heart Of the business district Of De-
troit. The patrolman g cry for help,
neigh borhood, and the desperadoes, pur-
sued by a constantly increasing crowd,
darted westward. Officer Pickell was
leader in the chase, and had followed
the murderers nearly four blocks, when
they stopped and shot him thru the.
body. Having fred several more shots
and effectively intimidated the pursuing
crowd, the fugitives escaped.
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found dead. The head Of tho animal
was covered by the water.
The body showed that the animal had
taken little food Of late, and was in a
weakened condition when It reached the
pool Of water. =...z-