davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-03-30

FROST KING and FROST QUEEN
CHAMOIS VESTS, prices 70 20 70 L 80
CHEST PROTECTORS, teiI anu cnAiiO's
prices, Csc TO 500. For sa,e 1 9y T. soNc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

81 0eren9Iii6 6cut den
9 d. It % I. sc IN Sii0luelt 9aIti
more, an oeren Spite Sr. 3. Otto
&ang Itcbt, enpfingen Ole @raouircn.
Den geltcrn ibre glbgongs5eu9niiic.
Bon Oicien @roouirenoen boben Iid)
5tpei, &ouiS Sirdncr uno @ilbclm q.
Somntcrer, 5llm 9eiltd 0eS Stoot.
GoIlegS enti6ieocn, un0 led)S, g9ilh.
$. Gi6ncr, &nrl e. &ouffmnnn, Mil.
belm $. YiItel, @ouor0 9. HululeS,
Milbclm 3. Steitmcicr ulto 9enias
min Sdluorb, 9coenten, I'M SerbItc
S6iiIer oeS 1oIDtedlniidcn SnititutS
81 mer0cn. Selenc u. Born, War0o-
retbe Scd, Gliiobetb 6. Sefer nno
Gliiobetb &. &eiQlcr mp(lcn in Die
lpeItIi6c b0bcre Sohteri6uIe eintrc.
ten. Die gor5e S6ule beging &C.
ltern Den iogenonntcn gHorcntS'
9ap." Die NuSi6miidung Der SIoi.
len5immer bate Iih oicSmol in eroe.
rem @rcu5en gebolter, Sic beitouo
buupti1blid in 9llumen uno Sopf.
pflon5enL ionic IN Den belten 3eid).
nllngen ltn0 Sonoorbeiten Der S6ii.
ler mo S6iilcrinnen. Die Moro.
mtng lpor 0urdlpeg 9el6modooQ.
Toh oen 3eidnunaeu uno Molereien
nit @oIlcrforben morcn piclc i'm Z.
nno s. 8rnb nob Der Notlr ongcfer.
tigt uno peroicnen ooS b0dIte Sob.
8oae anerfcnnung gebiibrt ober aud
Den iiberroiden gllten 2eiitungen
Der gon5 &lcinen inn 1. @ro0. Die
5ablreni6 eridienenen Miitter nebIt
einigen &Gtern iobcn Iid oilBer oie.
len Troben tiinltleril6er 9egabun9
Die aif Den Hulten oltSgele0ten
idriftlidcn Nr6eiten ibrer &iiloer oil
nno erfunoi9ten iid Damn gem0bnlid)
nod Dem getragen utb 6leib Der
Sebteren. 81 beoollern bleibt, boB
pet oenl Derrlldelt Netter nid)t mebr
Gltern oieie @elegenbeit benubten,
Der S6nlc einen 9eiud ob5uitatten
nno elm Slttereiie fir Die @r5iebuna
nno ben ltnterribt i6rer ainoer at
bepeiien. IS mare bodit ipiiuidenS-
merth bob es iid aae @Itern our Ie-
gel matten, iuGbreno oeS Sdulio6.
res bon Belt 81 3eit in Die Sdule
5i fommen nno iif nit ben 2ebrern
5it beipre6en. sluf oas @erbaIten ser
aifioer niiroe bas iiderIid einen ie6r
siiniti9er Ginflub uusiiben. Sn oc-
rem Sntcreiie lieet bos, uno In oeren
Sntereiie miro ia aild) ser geiudstaa
a~bgehaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

StroBen6obn-Gonouftellr @ufer in
0crbinoung It0H0cn, oo noment(id)
Die gc8ebene 9eidreibung ouf eincn
0crielben poBte. Gr brobtc Die W}1n.
ncr nod Dem 9ctcftip-0 nuptuuor4
tier, no lie lire NaHten oils G5o6n M}o.
bonn mo Saul Bogclticu ougaben.
gfobonp botte cine GGttomirunQ ouf
Der San0, Die meiitCnS ST. ieiner Ser,
boftltng gnloB gcgebcn bette. Sci
na1erer llnteriudung fono man bieIc
G0ttnlpirumgcn an ieillcm &0rpcr. Gr
io9te, er ici Elm Motroic, ruic aud
&oAenicl1. SRI. Sagcs, Die ii6 5ur
Belt OcS Holt6onfoIIcS ollf Dem @ogs
gon befumOcn bate, lullrOc mad Dem
&oilptQllMticr gebro6t, fonlltc ob2r
feincn Scr WtGnlcr ais Die HGuber
iOcntifi5ircn. 9o oic bon Wubonp
unO &oaenicn %gegcbcncll GrtIdrlw.
gen iiber iid iclbit oloubmiiroig CT
idiencu mo ultd ionIt feline Ser.
Oad)tSmomcnte gegcn lie porlo9cn,
IicB man tic IouielL. 0oS &ciiuOcn
Oes GonoutterrS GborleS 9nter lit
Elm Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Ger aIte Streit.

Ger 5meite3iueig luei9crte ii6, 6en
Gerlongcu bes critcn 3rueiaes nod
8ufommcn, 2ebtereul sic GonIto6ler,
&cror0nltng 5lriid8uIteIIen. = Sr.
Smith ioatc, er babe gu bcri6icoencn
Wtolen e~rfoI8lo8 bfrIlldjt, Oos bctref,
fenOc GouIitc 5uiommea gu 6crufcn (;
Der 5lpcite 3mcig iei o%oQItGnoig cont.
petcnt, bic &croronung in Icincm Sc.
iib 5l BADEN. GS lit Dies Der iGbrlih
mieoerfc6rnoe STREET Ser MitoIieocr
Der 3meige ii6er Die Grnenn1lna BON
@on1toblcrrt,
Auf 0ie Iunge 9anf.
Die 6entrcB- Weooirp Geroromnng
milr0e nie0erum beridobeu, unh
omar ollf Sen s. 4uguit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
r8crmania E &crgniignngS &crcin,
u. 4. & u. ~"
SOGnnniSfcit im Barley = Eurf"
G75-8) Sonntag, ocn 2G. SUM,
gGOgal Ircannm."

Do9 q. Stiitung5fcIt IN Dem oQpric"
our6 cine impoionte Seier began.
gen. - Der Stu1o ocS OrocnS
mlO Die @roBbcumtcn bon Worp.
LAMB.
0o9 q. StiitltngSiclt Oc9 yGopul
Arconnm" pnr0e gcltcrn 2lbeuo bon
oct bieiigcn 2oacn in Dem n&pric"
Ollrh cine cinOrudSpoQc Seller begall-
gen. 9ieielbe lUtroc INN s llbr
AbenoS i'm 8eiicin elmer u%ngcbclrcn
O(cni0cnmengc our0 cine Ouucr-
tire Der &opcle oca 3, 9tc6imcnt3 CT
oIfnct, morali Or. q. .. WtcGonodic
bic 9egriiBrmgSrc0c biclt. 6rou Sol.
Ripitonc lang biCroli Gin Sopron,
Solo, mor0ltf Sri. &olliic Wtoriboll,
&r. 6re0. Gmcrion 9roof3 BON Nclu-
Dorf Ibban0lun0Cn iibcr oCn Or0cu
ocrloien. Sr. Sobn u. &ongIitt BON
Eitt9burg, 30, Der Gr.Suprcms9fcs
gent, biclt Die ci9cntli6c 6cItrcOc.
Sr. u. s. 9raB ipicltc Gin Gornct-
Solo, unO nld 6rou Yipitonc er.
frcutc Ourd Elm mcitcrcS S%oproniolo,
md6rcno bic 3pii6cnpolIcn Our6
Or6cltcr &ortr1gc olr99cfiiut MIR
ocll. M0brcno Der 6cier IuBcn 0ic
iolGcn0cn Gr-@rob &cgcntrn o1lf Der
@iibnc: @cncrol u. Is. Grippe, Sr.
GOion NJ. S6rppcr, @r. SoDn @S.
Grltctt, Or. Wf. @. 9onouin, Or. s.
e. 2. WcSce, Gnpt. Gorge W. Booth,
&r. Gonicl &. 8rrncr, CT. @iuiom
i. Gbmor0S, Erof. 6rouciS u. Soper,
@r. GborleS s. Soplor, @r. ". &.
YoIt, &r. Charles &ogcuOorp, @r.
&o@. y. 2cafle mo Sr. 4. &. Gi6el.
berger.
DIS oHonol gfrcomm" mllr0c inn
Sobrc 1877 in Bolton nit ncltt Wiit.
glic0crn Oranniiirt, un0 bclltc 5Gblt
Der SrOen 100000 0fitglicocr in ocn
Scr. Stootcn. 0o5 oMorOlono.
9on5il" mnrOc Dor 2G Sobrcn &C.
griinOct. Die 8eomten ocS @roB-
Gon5ilS bon Morplono limo: @roB.
&c9cnt - Or. ". 9. WtcGpnudic;
8roB &icc Nc9cnt - Gomor0 ..
Strobbor; Orob -Gconcr - Nlcron-
Der g. Smcns; q Hcgcnt-G.
Is. Gihclbcr1cr; @roB-S cfrctGr-@.
4. Smitb; @roB-S d)otmciltcr 49, 9.
s. SiluenoI; @roB-&oplon - Yoitor
.. .. 8initcoO; @roB 6iibrcr-Hih.
Z. 9obcn; @roB @orociu - George
y. @ibion; @roB @ode - Charles
e. &unfcl; 0roB GruItccS - Sobn
&. 9ifle, SconiOos $. Nice mo Sllgb
9. Srcm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Srcitaa, ben "a, Snni 1904.
11nterhnLtnnns . @cnlneiicr.

pglectrtc9urt". 9icTe g8o6e gaubcbiue.
guritcuungeH uno GunSert
uglDhnf Areanum." @onnerItaa, ben 90.
SUM, 81. SnbrcSfeicr I'M o90ric7.
WnIebal I'M rEriDlcsYurt." Selte glad1s
mittda Baltimore Gegcl Niobeftcr.
.ScfnnnGcrciH MjcluoiC," - SnuutaQ. ben
%. SUM, 8cbntcs SttftmugSfCft in g5iuor' Qari
an Der Surtoroz9ioa0.
oGarl WarrsGINb." - gn 90. Stunt groFe
Grfurfion unh Summit @ropc.
auscfrntc Der 1irma h. 4. @autcr. Mut.
tua, Den q. SUM, 2Ss iIbriacs Irbeiicrieit IN
28cbcr'a @lnri an Der SnriOrosglou0.
,,Seiieu.5 urnitdotcr Tcrciu." Sorntn1,
ben 26. Sulli. Grobcr S~IuSiIug Ia6 SatrDs @ruoc
am BAD Nibcr.
Earl. Gnn5rrtc bicie WOds:
Sonntaq 9tadnlittag NIB SoHneritag Abcno -
.SrIioaGill Barr.
WioutnG glbeno nbiue6fcIno nSeoerdIsSius"
mo o8ipcriioes| nrf".
Sicnftua uno Samit1g I6eno - sBatterion'
Part".
Wlittpob Slbeno - ,SarrousBarf".
SreiiaG Ibeno - rGlittuilsBari".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
intercollegiate Gcaatta.

Sir bic Intercollegiate Gcgottu
iiber ocn SigblonO = Eou9bfeepiies
@oiicrme9 am 28. Slni miro Die
nYenniplponin Snbngeicui 6oit" onn
81. uno %. SUM HinOfobr-9iGete,
fir Ole Hiidrciie bis 5ltln 30. SUM
giiltig, fir $6.76 bon Baltimore Der
f%aufen. 076)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Srriinnio.

SCI II 1T y.
Ger ~GS-iGbrige YcnIionGr &enrD
S6mi0t mllroe inn 5allie 9tr. AT, &
Strobc, 9t.-@., perboftet uno ols irr-
iinnig IN Elm gipI iibergefiibrt. Gr
botte Ben in Ocnticlbcn 8ollie mobu-
boftcn Socip6 6ronf nit einenl BE
oolpcr beorobt, neiI er ii6 eingcbil-
oct bette, 0aB 6ronf i'm obcbcrt"
bate.
sos 6ur6 @rtrinfen.
Ser 90 Sabre oltc Goumono
Smecncp ertronf 9eitern i'm 9ittle
Giocr, 8egenitber Georgetown. Smec-
ncp bate periuGt, Den 5l1tB SIT ourh-
idiuimmeu iultr0e o6cr pon Der Str0=
mung fortgeriiien utb ertronf, cGc
&iiIfc i'm crrei6en tou1ltc. Die Sci
DIE murOe nu1 &oBlpn, So, 0cbradJt.
@etratbS 2icen3en.
9ie noditebenoen SeirotbS- 2icelt.
sen mllrocn oil&geItelt:
@ilinm 8. Mc0onolo bon 2afoto,
$50, uno Suiou SortIep.
Sionep 0t. 3rdmmel un0 Grace
@olter.
Spencer 3. Coleman bon gulpc.
%per=Gomtp, So, ltno Mcrrp ".
Slaughter BON Mooiion-Gountp,
&u.
Somes 81. &olmcS bon @ittSbur9,
go, unO g(Iice Wf. @aring.
Soicpb @iaianlS uno 2ollro 8or.
ftelo.
3ooi6 3. Carl uno aotDorine e.
8aDlle.
CRAWFORD Sutton uno Suiic Tcc6.
E6omoS &. Barton bon 3c3
@oincS, So, un0 9. q. @oincS.
Ileronocr @olfcr u1O 2Ilicc s. 9.
Wfortiu.
@oro 9. Saul bon @oibinaton
uno Sorob g. McGoluen bon Stel-
benpiQc, ..
Inoreip %. GroSbD unb emma s.
Carton, 9eioe bon &idmon0, So.
Soiepb g8. M}oorc un0 eleanor &.
G6omos, @ciOc bon 6%orcItpiQe, DO.
Sopor0 q. 3ieqIer bon Tcooing,
go, lno Bertha &. Morriion.
Sobn s. Nutboa mo @ilbclmino
q. Sollter.
Senrp &. 6infeIitetn ulo Gertrude
Seilbrun.
@llgene 80. Gregory bon Ercnton,
N.=S., uno Mllictte @roof5.
Scnrp Bolton BON @ltilfor6, Mo.,
unO Slice @ebron BON 9cltSpiQe, $40.
@iaiom s. Yorriib bon @oit9ers.
burg, 300, unO @nctto 20. Gb BON
8rootlon0, 9. 6.
SSoS. @ouoluoO ltn0 GQo 5000. y
@iQiom Briggs mo Carrie W.
9orgloB.
s. @bgor Sobniton mo Morp I.
&lein0icnIt.
To6ert 0tdion un0 Teorl Sane.
Inorcm N0amS ltn0 Glura@aQocc.
Sre0crid u. @uQ ltno W}prtle e.
Heco.
Nrtbur s. %cpnton mo Sel1nic g.
Sobnlon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
yin Sas Snblifnml

RatiirIid polIen sic, tpenn Gle
ii6 photographer laiien, ooer Elm
Bib in ecbcnssr5kc bciteaen, Die
bette Grbcit gu ben nicbrisitcn Yreiien
bobert. @enoeu sic ii6, ebe sic al.
berspo borfpredcn, 5uerIt an
Snlias Scbbcl, belttider Bbotograpb,
g r. 321, ~Noro.@ap.Str
Sradtpplle Gabincts . Sbotogra.
pbien MIR 81 bas 9ntenb. (t40)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
$500 nadj Itlantie.G Sin, Gapc Map,
Sca,Sslc-GitL Cccan'SitDt
0..S. $500.

@uf ser pScnnipluania Giier'
bobn," b%egirncnb am ii. SUM-.
Ginoreiie : @ilete peroen, lpie oil.
gegebelb icoen Sreitog mo Somitag,
bis gum 10. September 1904 eilt-
idliebli6, perfouit, fir bie Giidiobrt
bis gum folgenOen Gienitag, eil-
idlieblidJ, giiltig. ueberfiibrung bon
Taiiagieren rnO @epGd 0lrd g6ila-
belp6ia nit eingei9loiien. 8aiia.
giere nad) @tlantic- Gitp f6nneit atf
@unl6 Oieie giaete iiber oie Della:
iuarc'&i r-Sriiden-Gpn in bet
BEN &i6tnngen obne grtro.
Se5ablung benlsen. (f73,5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

9oicbalI. - Die Yoltimprer
bobcn ooS Spiel nit Dem Club bon
ToteItcr gcltcrn gcmormcn. Sclte
finoet Elm 5meitcS Spiel ltott, uno sic
@elud)er lpolen perludcn, sen
Orioles" oie 6liigel 81 beidnciOcn;
oenn lie iIicgcn nit uoacn 3iigcn nod)
Der erlten Steae Der uOeItliden2igo."
8olgenoeS mar Die Score Scr geItri
gen Spicle:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
9. .. 0iniams &: Gp.

Seine 0uaIttat 9affee, Sbce une
SltpensOe, aiisge3eibnet 6urd
Stdrfe uno Grona. 8rompte Mb.
%liefernng tn Stabt nn0 ltmgegenS.
Weioe HBone. Moromcit-gd Don
2eginston. unb YearIitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

@eiol5ene Strofc. - go
li5cirihter Goldman itroitc in Der
noromcitlidcn %oli5eiitntion Soiep6
Sitter bon Nr. 2019, GliitOnitrobc,
I'M $50 unO Soften, neil tr Otto
Buffet 0urdpriigelte.
8rotuIirte 0em &rGii-
bentcm - Die r%llnion 2cugrle"
iorrotc geItcru cine @r~otltlotion8 &c.
peidle an Den Br0iiOeuten Gooiepelt
81 lcincr domination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Staot Baltimore.
@cttcrauSiidtcn

Sir Morplono unO 0cn 0iitrift
Columbia ih0ne5 g8ctter ltno leidte
iiiolide Minoe.
Der b0dite Recommendations ipor
II 8ro6 nm 5 ll6r gtohmitto0S.
Ser nieorigite GbcrmometerItono
luor 40 @roO nm 5 llbr MtorgenS.
Ser @ino bate cine Sdncni9feit
bon If M}cilcn aus Dem Sii0oItcn.
MittIcrcr @aromcteritono 1925.
Ser StonO Der Sempcrotllr mGgs
reno 0cS SnucS mnr mic fnlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

Samitas- nno Sonntns-Erfnriiunrn
na6 @aibington $t.25 aiif Der
y8enniplpanier gahn." ginete {ino
fir Die &iidfabrt Bis Sonntog
Abeno giiltig. Mne 3iige, ben
Congregational 2iniiteo" altSgenonl-
men, (SruEo--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

Cine Heiie mad 9entfdIanb.
I'M Die WeIt o6er nod irgen6 einem
SbeiIe Der @eIt arraHgirt. Meiie.
8iaete iiber ale Balm. uno Dam.
pfer.2tnien. Tbeo. s. Diener&
8 o., Wrs ia, observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
gnfnnft Der n5ranffnrt."
2anOet mad eiinitiger 6obrt nit flint
Soiiitens un0 1913 3mii6enoedS.
@oIio9iercn bon Remembrance
GopitGn ort 8or0.


Faiio9ieren bon 9~remcn.-Neucr
Gopitdn ort 8oro.
Der 9antpfer u6rontfurt" pom
o9toroOelttihen 2lopo," Gopt. Wors
genitcrl1, fam QeItern nit finn SEQ
iittcns uno 1913 3lpii6enoefS =8oi-
iogiercn fir Baltimore uno 81 &oiil.
ten unO 1874 3miiGen0efs = 8oiias
gieren iiir @olpeIton bon Bremen I'M
@ofen 9altimore's on. Nm neltcul
8ier ser Baltimore 8O6io 9obn"
3t &oc1tit 3 Yoint mur0en Die finn
fir Baltimore |beItinmten Goiiitel1.
EoIiugiere gelonoet. Die 9otoung
Der 3%Dildenoefs Z YoIiogiere fi10et
crit bellte Morgcu itoft. Die &ciic
luor eine~iebr CUTE unO MIR an 5lpei
So8en berridte Stltrnl. Der Sc
iltnobeitS5uitonO Der YoIiagiere mar
Elm icbr gutter.
Sdpt. Wtorgenlterlt nj lclt II Sab
rem I'M 9ienitc 0eS gNorooeuti6ct
2lopO" mo felt 5rpei Sobren Gapi-
tan. Gr lit 0berIiclttenont Der foi-
lerlid oelltitcn Morine-Hcicroe ltno
mar flint Sabre lang in g}eopcl, no
CT Die GrioBi6ifie fir Die 9ompfer
v9tire" mo oNoiaoe" boute. 3lllctt
brofte CT Sen an 2eute in &llBlono
o%ertouften nGtoro0cutiden 2lopo"-
9ompfcr oW}orio G9ereiio" nab
&llBlnnO.
Heue SoI5 9obnIinic &c.
prii t.
Die relte b6I5erne S6icnenlcitltng,
oltf ipeldcr beitte Die Ginmonoercr
Der nSronffltrt" oltf 3iigen Der g.
& .. @abn" bonn ne1len Eicr oericl,
ben 81 2ocltit = Eoint mad ibrcn reip.
SeItimmtn0Sorten fnbren ipcrocn,
luurorn gcltern einer @riibtng inter
morfcn. &icr 9nbniuoggons uno cine
Sofomotiue lpuroen oltf ben S6iner-
iucg gcbrodt, ltrt0 Oeriel6e beitono 0ie
8robc fumoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

SabreSi6IuB- 6eier in
Snaps Sn it - Sn bent
6%cfonnten anopp'iden Snititltt nlt
Der Ode bon @oIlinSs 1tno 8arfin.
StroBe fono geitern Die 81. SobreS,
i6lltBfeter Itott, uno 3tpar naren fir
oicie @eleocnbeit Die ougren5en6en
Torlor-& red)t biibid
nit 8lottpflon5en Ii. +. 10. geidmiidt
mor0en . Inter Sen 8lGngen zines
bon SRI. IIpine 0epfin geipielten
WforidcS mori6irten ole 3o9linge al.
Ter alalicn, einl6licBlidl Scr Soiib.
Itllnmeu-aloiie, in Die 81unlidfei.
ten. Rrof. 9bep. g. 5or, cine ser
2cbrer beS SnltitltS, iiberrei6te Sri.
9rorun bon &ibmonb, So, cine eol-
oene Weooiae dis ben b0dIten YreiS
fir &or5ii9lidfcit III ibren Stltoien.
Sir 8IciB uno quite 5orti6ritte iiber-
reid)te Erof. Snopp folgenben BOG,
lingen Greiie: 2ucD Gi6oroion bon
&ir9inien SEQ Sdporbberg bon
Nlbcpiue, SIC, uno Sotpar0 9oltif-
man, @Orpin Soberndgel, IooIp1
&ottloff, W. 9iemiler, Carroll Ser
ger, @loopS Berger, Charles 9epfin
uno Toltline Sdulte.
&ecitotionen in 9eutid uno eng
lid mlroen bon bcn Solgenbcu Dor.
getragen: Neaie Mltrpbp bon 9lt-
lonto, 90, Gilbert Mepers bon 9em.
port Nems, So, @ottlieb &oltenbod,
8alter Mein6crg, SreO. Meinbcrg,
Charles @bnllina 2epi 0ouiOion,
Moltrice Stemarb, $. Brandt, Nfnr
Seidmon, Samuel Scidmoit $. &c.
geIer, 8iaiom Gpler, Wtinna @ont.
bel, @. @inlbel, S. 2eonoro, Sionep
SraperS, @iQiam Seller, elmer SO.
nep, elmer S6uIb McainIep Sobn-
ion, 6. S1melb, 81. @bitlod, 8.
Smitb, 6. SobbS, 81. Sitter, 6.
S6roepfer, 6. &niebt, 9. @inn q.
&oberna9el, George 9ierman, Morp
8obn, emma MeGrearp uno Otto
&oi9t. Die brei 2ebteenannten lino
Soubitumme. GianoportrGge brad)-
ten Die 6olgenoen 81 8ebor: elmer
&onep, Minnie @ombel. glpino Dep
fin, 2ucp &i6oroion unb Nelie
Miirpbp. Sad einer frr5en Inipra.
DIE oes Grin3ipols &napp erbielt ie-
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feiior aiiapp erbielt einen Straltb
Stolen init 10 piel 9liimert, als ct
Sabre alt lit. Gas Snititilt iuurbe
Damn bis gum September geifioiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
&eine8 enfion II.

S6erridter Glabougb entifieo ge.
tern Die &lage Ser 6rou Imelia 8.
Srnoorff gegen Die %GommiiiGre oes
0iltriftS fir cine Eeniion oils oenl
Ecliaiiten@Sono"5 @uniten Der an-
geflagten. Der @otte Ser Srna Srn-
oorff iuuroe am /. September 1888
linter 0ent Ntanlen CHARLES Mnrion
5itm 8oli5iiten ernannt, i6on nad eli
mem Wonat, ami 8. Sftober, erfranfte
er om Sppbus nno itarb am 80. oes-
ielben Wontos. Srou Srnborff be-
banptete, bob ibr Mann iid Die
aranfbeit i'm Gent snge5ogen bott.
Der Hihter ipor aber anoere Iniidt
uno entlhieo gegetl lie.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-14
The Sou!hron S Burden.
(Ry the Associated Prcsa.)

New York, Feb NEGRO indus rial
education and It's bearings en- the race
problem was discussed here tonight at d
meeting Of the Hampton Institute by All
drew Carnegie President Elliott, Of Eiar-
ward, Booker 4. Washington, of Tu@se-
gee and Principal Frissell, OF Hampton
Institute. Mr.. Carnegie presided
In opening the meeting Mr.. Carnegie
said in part:
There was, so far as 1 know, an intel
lgent, worthy, kindly Northern mau VINO
settled in the South, and became CONVEX.
SAINT with it's conditions who dio not
deeply sympathize with his sorely tried
brethren of the South, and see that only
through cordial cooperation with them
is the needed work of raising the negro
TO be successfully accomplished.
After all is said and done, the i'm
provement of the South, white and black,
must be accomplished by the best cdu-
Gated white element in the South which
sin sympathy with our views and seeks
the steady, though perhaps slow eleva-
tion of both races, not the continued deg
radiation OF either"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-14
MR.. BRYAN COMING
Will Lecture in RaIeiqh
on Monday Night,
Feb. 22nd.

Mr.. Josephus Daniels received a tele-
from Hon. William Jennings Bryan
last night stating that he would lecture
in Raleigh on Monday night, February
end. Mr.. Bryan is now at Birmingham,
Alabama. The subject of his lecture is
not known.
The lecture in Raleigh will be under
the auspices of the Athletic Club of the
A. and NJ College. 1t will take place at
Metropolitan Hall. Full announcement
well be made by the Athletic Association
OF the college in Tuesdays papers.
Monday, February 22nd, is Washington s
birthday,-a national holiday-and Mr.
Bryan viii be welcomed to Raleigh on
that day He will no doubt take occa-
sion in his lecture to pay an eloquent
tribute TO the matchless Washington.
Mi. Bryan is taking a trip through tho
South. 1t is expected that he will BE-
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
While in Raleigh they will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-14
RALEIGH ENTERPRISE
The New Capudine Chemical Company
Will Push the Sale OF a Famous
Remedy.

The Capudine Chemical Company is the
Lame OF a corporation that has recently
teen organized to push the manufactures
and sale OF the headache remedy, "Capu-
diner with capital stock already sub.
scribed OF $4,000. The stockholders are
Ashley Horne and Charles w. Horne Of
Clayton, North Carolina; W. w Mills,
joseph r. Chamberlain, and Henry Z.
Hicks, of Raleigh, N. c., and George l..
Walker, OF Atlanta Ga.
Mr. w. l.. Watson, the attorney for
this company, was seen and asked about
its plans. He said that while he did not
care to go into details, he thought he was
a. liberty to state the general outlines
of what was proposed.
The company would have It's principal
Office in Raleigh, n. c., and its Southern
depot will be located in Atlanta, Ga, ~,
Ger the charge OF Mr.. George l.. Walker,
who is an experienced salesman, and
gave up a position with one of the largest
drug houses in the South to take charge
of this business. Mr. Walker subscribed
t $1,000 worth of stock. From Atlanta
Ga, the territory will be gradually ex-
tended ovar the South 1t is proposed in
few months to establish q western
branch either at St. Louis or Chicago,
and Northern branch either in New
York, or Boston, Mass.
The officers OF the company are: Nj.
Ashley Horne, president; W. w. Mills.
vice president, and Mr.. Henry r. Hicks as
secr etary- treasurer and business manager.
The stockholders and officers are man
OF high financial standing gnd are doterm-
med TO make "Capudine" known all
IL, Il
| OF this company, is probably better
known in fnacial circles at the North
than most any man IN North Carolina
rio is largely interested IN many corpor-
at;ons and has reputation of being a
safe, sound, ard wise investor, whose
business sagacity and judgment is unex-
cc!ied MI. Charles W. Horne is young
man who has already attained an en-
viable position III the industrial develop
ment of North CAROLINA.
Mr.. Mills is president of the Mills Lum-
her Company and interested in number
of concerns that control large financial
hacking. Mr. Chamberlain is president of
the Caraleigh Phosphate Works and has
made a marked success Of that business
Flo is also largely interested in cotton
and other manufactures. Mr.. Hicks is
tho discoyerar Of this remedy, and starr.
| ine. without a dollar OF capital behind it,
save what he put in 1t himself, with his
oncrev ard business sagacity, aided large
ily nv the merits OF this remedy, has
brought it to its present large output.
Tbs remedy is ct present sold in the
States of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and
Alabama. This remedy will be nanufac
tured in Raleigh and contracts for ad-
vortisipg and with statesmen are now be
inc made. "and Raleigh will yet be
Known, . Continued Mr. Watson. over the
rated etatas as the home of "Capudne, >
the greatest Of headache remedies
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-14
Anarchy in Bolivar.
(By the Associated Press. =,

Colon, Feb 12.-Political troubles in
the Department Of Bolivar are growing.
The steamer LIE Calvadas, Of the French
Line, has arrived here from Cartagena
and Savarilla and brings news of re
bellion. and practically state of anarchy
in the department, which laster t3r a.
most two weeks, and which arose from
the determination of the government at
Bogota to GUST Diego ReCastro from his
position as commander-in-chief oc the
military forces in Bolivar.