davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
A Good Doctor.

One day in Shanghai says a written in the Chicago Record Herald, when was feeling sick, called a Clhina.S man to me and said, "John, do you have good doctors in China r
 Good doctors!'' he exclaimed. 'sChls na have best doctors in void
 "Eudon, over there" said. pointing to a house covered with doctor $ signs. ''do you call him Q good doc. tor ?''
 'Eudon good doctori' he exclaimed ''He great! He best doctor in Chinas He save my life oncet''
 You don't say so!'' said. How was it7"
 Me velly sick" he said confidential. ly. Me callee Dr. Han Kou Givee some melici,s Get velly, yelIy sicks Me call Il. Sam Sing. Gfvee more medicine. Me grow worse. Going to die! Blimeby call Dr. Eudon He no got time, no come. He sayee my Iife!''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
sixyasl, Fishinn.

The Siwash Indians on Puget sound make their living principally by fish ing, but the. Siwash buck does not con descend to go out for his evening meal of smelt q sardines with a hook and line as the white man does; he takes a long pole and for two feet from each end he makes a sort of comb of it by driving through it long, tin French nails, then he launches his canoe and goes out for pleasant sail. He pad dles easily with the pole, and every few minutes he pulls up fish iTnpaled on the nails. With shake he drops 1t inboard and then calmly continues his paddling
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
MARINE TURBINES.
They Date Back to the Time ee Here
 of Alexandria.

They Date Back to the Time n3 Here
 of Aaexandraa.
 In turbine steamers there 10 q marh ed absence of vibration, while the posi@ ton low in the hull of the machinery gives great stability and in men-os war makes better protection possible ana affords facilities in maneuvering
 The practical advantages of turbines are many. They reduce the oil bill com. siderably and while they occupy leHa' floor and cubic space are simple in cou2 struction and operation.
 In turbine there is nothing fo wehI out. The only parts subjected to fric4 ton are the bearings at the extreni tiex' Of the spindle, but these run in oil anN after years of constant service show nd wear. Parsons turbine plants of 40Q horsepower and 1.S00 horsepowers which have been driving electric genera ators for years, have not yet cost d penny for repairs.
 The steam turbine dates back to 111 B. O, when Hero of Alexandria de4 scribed it in his book on pneumatics. Pearson's Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Candy.

''The talk about adulterated candies" said a manufacturer, .is nonsense. There Is a national organization of con- fectionery manufacturers which makes a business of Investigating all reports of poisoning from eating candy and has succeeded in exploding most of such rumors. When child is hungry it will i'll up on almost anything 1t can get hold of-green apples, for instance, or even gravel or grass. It gets sick, and the mother, knowing 1t had eaten candy that day. spreads the report that the sweets were poisoned. The organiza- ton looks into every such case 1t hears about and finds out the truth. Compe- tition is too strong for any concern to try to sell adulterated goods. The firms competitors would immediately analyze the piece which is sold sus- piciously cheap, and If 1t contained in furious ingredients would not be slow in proclaimins the fact Good business principles demand honesty in the man. ufacture of candies. "- Milwaukee Wis consin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Parted Hair a Renewed vogue.

Many women are returning to the old fashioned way of parting the hair, but this restoration of charming but dis used style applies only to women with abundant hair, says the New York Press. The pompadour and 'beau catch err cultures were a boon to women with scant hair because they gave the opportunity to art to supply the defects of nature. Miss Isabel May, daughter of Henry May, has come forth with her thick brown hair parted and draped back over her ears. The back hair is worn in 8 simple coiled braid Miss May has never worn flowers or feathers in her hair. Miss Daisy Letter is an- other fashionable woman who has chung to the parted hair, and likewise her sis ter, Lady Curzon Both of the Letter girls have classic features, and the tall pompadour was not becoming to them. Mrs. Stanford White has always parted her hair. and some of the Meadowbrook women who incline toward simplicity in dress use the parted coiffure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
A Young Loracinn.

Jennie's mother was expecting coms pany, but just before train time. says What to Eat, a telegram arrived which read: Missed train. Will start same time tomorrow
 Jennie rushed home from school ex> pecting to see the guest. but instead was shown the message After read ing 1t laboriously and carefully through she exclaimed, ssWhy, mann ma, If she starts at the same time to morrow she will miss the train again l's
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
ILLNESS SHOWN ON NAILS.
St. Louis Expert Tells How one's Health Can Be Determined by
 Their Growth.

One who makes close study of fin- ger nails will find many curious things about them to excite his wonder and interest" said MT. F. De Donate, who is an expert on such matters, to a St.
 Louis Globe Democrat man. "but none more so than the stories of physical condition told in their growth You know the nail of a person in good health grows at the rate of about one- sixteenth of an inch each week--slight- ly more than many authorities believe .-but during illness or after an accident 1r during times of mental depression shis growth is not only affected and re- Earded, so far as i+s 1eroth is ccsac cernad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Perfume From philippsne Flower.

America has the monopoly of the fin- est perfume in the world" said well known chemist of Paris, according to 8 cable dispatch. Despite our reputation in that line we French have nothing to beat the ylang-ylang. The integral parts of that perfume, vegetable oil, are found in their highest perfection only in the Philippines. But 1t takes twenty pounds of flowers to distill two grains of the oil. It appears that the Yankees have not yet caught on to the good thing in their hands, which is q won der, seeing that ylang-ylang is enor- mously popssssSS. z
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
EDITORS HAsTY CHOICE.
Had to Decide Between Paper and
 Baby and Chose Latter.

A visit from the stork and the sus- pension of the Evening Bulletin, pub Mshed at Milford, Pike county, Pa, both on the same day, is the lively news from the pen of J. F Terwilliger, editor of the Milford Dispatch. Run ming an afternoon paper as an expert ment in Pike county and caring for a newly born babe Is too much for a Pike county editor, says Stroudsburg (Pa.) dispatch to the Philadelphia Pub lie Ledger.
 Terwllliger, being compelled to re- linquish some of the affairs he had on hand, acted promptly and decided in favor of the baby. J. Hicks Van Et- ten, brother editor, in congratulating Terwilliger, said in recent issue, Tt was q question of survival of the fit test, (and of course the Bulletin being the least fit had to go, and 1t went"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15

but also as regards US thickness. The very slightest illness will thus leave an indelfble mark on the nails which may be readily detected as the nan grows out. If one has sudden attack such as acute rheumatism, which sends the temperature bounding upward to 104 or 105 within the space of two or three hours, 1t will be found on the nails, indicating the difference in thick ness of growth between the time when health was enjoyed and the thin growth of tke i'll period'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Putting Dutch Paupers to Work.

There are few able-bodied paupers in Holland. A tract of public land con- taining 5000 acres is divided into six model farms, to one of which the per- son applying for public relief is sent. Here he is taught agriculture and is sub seQuently permitted to rent small farm for himself Holland also has a forced labor colony, to which vagrants are sent to do farm and other work, whether they like 1t or not
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Market For Ink In Russia.

The Swedish commercial expert in Moscow reports to his government that all the writing and copying ink used in Russia is of foreign origin, being supplied in the main by German. French and Swedish. manufacturers. Here is an opening for our United States ink producers to gain new market
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Advantage in Homeliness.

The fatal gift of beauty possessed by a Marion (Ind.) young man has caused the suicide of two women because their affections were unreQuited. The Chi~ cago Inter Ocean remarks that young men who are born homely may well begin to consider their advantaxaa.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
The Ruling Powers.

For love men labor and are wise
 For love men have been won from crime; For love men have the wish to rise,
 For love men have become sublime But who has ever gained esteem
 Or won place among the great. Or added to the world gleam
 Of loveliness because of hate2 -S F.. Riser. fs7 fFLtrsss~e Record Herald,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
worse Than the Upper Ten.

.Only the upper ten go to your church, don't they?, inquired the plain person.
 .'Yes,'' replied the organist of the swell church, ''but they're not cir cumstance to the uppish tenor in our choir. Philadelphia Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Her query.

Gardener-This here is tobacco plant in full flower. Lady-How very interesting! And how long will it be before the cigars are ripe2-New Yorker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
Her strikes.

MT. Benedict-Do you know, my dear, think we have pretty good cook? How does she strike you? Mrs. Benedict-For more wages about once week. Illustrated Bits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16

~Golortrte" nmcritoniihe 9iirgcr
meroen bon Der britiidcn @cb0rOe
geraoe 10 bebanocIt, mic gclp0bn-
lide %cingeborenc 9tcger.
@o btnQton, 0.G., Is, Sept.
- 0r. Eroffit, Der a%meritaniihc Sc
lnnote III Eretorio, 3%ranspool, ihidt
Dem Stontsoepurtement cine @cti-
ton, in pelder etipu Elm 0uben0 9tc-
ger aus ben Ser. Stnaten @eidrmeroe
llber 3uriifieBung iiibren, meIbe tic
III Sitoafrito 81 erlciocn BADEN, in.
Dem ma lie Den eingeborencu9tcgern
o%ollltonOig gleiditclt mo ibncn
nldlt erloltbt, ullf oemQiirgcrIteiae 5lt
geben, in Giicnbubu > @uggona 5lpci.
ter &luIic 5u fabren ooer elm @eid6it
nn5ufonget. @r. @roffit bcitGtigt Die
Sodloge nit Der Nuallabmc, 0ub 0u&
@eleb aufgeboben lit, mcld1ca 0cn
gtegern perbietet, Sen 8iirQeriteig 5lt
oetretert, mas ubcr Die gulfredtcr6nl-
tlll1g Der Scitimumug in Der 9rori5
rl6t blnOert. Die @cItimnutng be-
5llglId Der &culbung ser Giicnbub-
men eltipridt MIR Den @eicten in bic.
len o%lneritoniiden Silbitooten. 6r.
F%roffit lagt, ea lei mobr, 0aB Der
nmcritonii6e 9}eqcr 0em cin0e6orc-
men oouig gleihgeitcut mcroe, abcr
ca faI(c oo0cgen ms @cpidt, ouB
Der ameritontide Neger i'm &oroltS
mife, meId)c 9eboloIung icincr in
SiiOoirifo barre.
@ic Der @ei66itStrG9cr ser ontc-
rifanii6en @eionoti6oft in Monro-
oia, &iberio, ocm Stoot9oepartemlcltt
beridtct, bat in Der criten ISOLDE OcS
W{onatS Nllglllt cine Gonfercn5 0cS
Yr1iioentcn BON Siberiu nit IS cilt-
gcborcnen &0nigen mo @GlptIingcr
ltattgcfln0eu, in meld)er ole &ebtc-
rem lid perpflihteten, Sen &ricgelt
Der StGmme I'M Snnern elm @noc 5t
MADDEN uno ibrc Strcitigfeiten ocm
4%rGiiocnteu Don &ibcrio SIT inter
breitcn uno iih an ieinen Shieos-
iprud) geblnOcn 81 boltcn. IS iol-
len olt6 iGbrlih in Monropiu 3u.
iommel1fiinfte obgcbolten werocn, in
mel6en man iibcr ciuiliiotoriid)e
MtoBregeln berotben uno bei6licBcn
mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
Ser repnblifnniidlc 6aftiOnSfampf in
@istUniim.

W bio II, @isc., 10. Sept. -
SSSli Dem Yro5eB be5iialid Der Reglt-
IoritGt OcS republitoniihen Sidcta
mllroe I'M Obcrgeridlt p%erbonoelt,
Die @e0ner Oes @pupernelrS ga
Goaette mo6ten III elmer ifriftlid)en
0orlegung geltcno, ooS rcplblifoni'
Idle 9tationol Gomite lei Die bod)Itc
Yortei p Nlttorit0t mo 0oS @crid)t
6iiric lid nid)t alli cine l(ntcrIlfrng
Der Sbotioden c%inloi'cm, lonoerll
babe MIR Die Gntid)eiOuug oca gtntios
nal Gomitc'S SIT beltuttGcu. Sci
0ieier Ston0punft nidt alt5ucrtells
men, 10 miiBtcn Ole Gonoi0atcn beiocr
Gonocnte olti oen Wobl5cttcl gelebt
meroen. 9ie Tertrcter Der 6rernoe
ga Sollettc's Oogegen crtIarten oaa
Stoots . Central = Gonlitc iiir Die
ein5ig 5uitGnoige 9Ilttorit0t, meIde
iiber bic N~eallloritGt 0c@ Gidcta SIT
entid)eioen babe uIo bel oeiicu BE.
iitno miiiie cs ieiu 9emenocu boben.
Die ihriftli6e 9urlegrmg mar nit
glngrifien ge9en onS Notionol . So.
mite, boS 9eglmtbiqun93 . Gomite
ltrto Den Notionol > Gonpent lelbIt &c.
ipidt. Die miinolid)e &e%rbonOlung
nobm Sen gon5et Gag III Nniprld).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
9anac pncnnatiidc Qcituna.

G%btcogo, 10. September. -
Cine pucunotiide Hobrenleitung
bon is 3oQ 0urhmeiicr 5ltr 9efor-
ocrltn8 bon EOitiod)en unO Yodeten
5miihen Den St0oten Chicago mo
MiImoitcc ioa ocmn0dit eiltgcrihtet
merOcn. Die @ntfcrnllig 5ruii6en
Gbicogo mo Milmoltfce betrGgt $50
Mcilert lno OieSeritellrng ser pncu.
mntiifcn H0brenlcitlmg miro in
rlutOer Summe $4,000, 900, rcip.
$62, 800 pro Mcile foiten. 0oS BE.
t~riebslpitcnl, mcldleS bic llnterneb-
mer umcnoen. lit meientIih peridie.
Den Don Dem biSber iiblide1 pueil.
motiidcn 9etrieb. Stott oes bisberi.
gen 0rlldipiitns lit Elm @llplpipitcm
cillgefilbrt, lpo0urd) Die 2uft IN Der
Scitlng nli9eiallgt unO Die Senoung
oolm nohgeihidt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
@rusfencr in S%nlifar.

Sulifor, N. g, 10. Sept. -
Nur cine gIiidlife 8crGrOerung III
Der Hidtun0 oea MinbeS rettete ole
bieiige StaOt beute Dor Sernld)tiItlg
ourd) 6eiler. Gin I'M @eifGftSpier'
rel allsgebrohener 9rano rtd)tete
Shoben gum 9etrage bon S5O0,OOo
at llno mllroe crit iiberm0ltigt, nod
Dem Der @ino untgelprungen mo
elm babies Iueeno @ebGltoe bon gee
lelten ser 6lotte uno SoIooten DER
@urniion nit 0pnomit IN Die Slttt
geiprengt poroen lparen. Die groBte
9eitiir3ung berrid]te' bier 5rulld)en 3
uno 4 llbr Nodmittags, ais ooS
1Selicr ieiuen 8ipfelpunft erretd)t
bate, aaein bolb naf A llbr fpor Ole
@eiobr i%iberltonoen.
SetS @eriterL 5lpel aoble1''
Yiers, 5ipei Sotels, eil Gllee1o Mo-
go5ine, ionic cine Il5obl fletllerer
9ooenaeb1uoe, groBtentbeiIs an Der
unteren @uteritraBe, iieIen oen6loms
melt SIM Holtbe.,
W1brenb oes 9ran0es itilr5te etit
GROCER Baum I'M. muourf 6lnro
Hilte, % Sabre alt, erifloaen nno
5pei onocrc Ecrionen perlctt rultr.
NON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
9crnnoliifter Northumberland.

Goibocton o, 10. Sept. -
9luu Ripers lit bel eincn &eril,fe,
cine 8onf 5u @oriom. 8, 5cbn Wtci.
len Dor bier, 81 pliinoern, t0Otlid)
permlmbet morben. @r umO Ictn
9rlioer &crne befinoen Iid) I'M lbieli-
gen @eiGrgniB, Die 9rilOer &iocrS
bottcn cinen Elan sur @ermlbnn0
Der 9ont cntiporien uno eiten geuii'
len @iaion Sing ms Sertrolen &C.
5oger. Der 2ettere uerrietb Den Nt'
i6Ioq. unO ais sic @ebriloer III ole
@onf c~in6roden, poren ied,S 9ilrger
sort ultf scr @adt, meld)c mltS hrot.
qcmc6ren Tscller oilf Die Huuber ga
ben. Nlpo bot 56 Gebpolten IN lei
mem aorpcr. 8erne mliroe crit mad
beIperotcr 8%egenmebr oingfelt &c
mdht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
9(dlt Manner crtrunfcn.
8%emorqlteur nSsruel ". DURHAM"
I'M Stlrme ouf oem 0elapare.

H%enorqlleur oSSruel ". DURHAM"
I'M Sturme oif Oem 0elamare.
Hioer untergegonaeu.
" III II g 0 II, Gel, Is. Sept.
- Gin S6leppOompfer, pernnttbli6
ser .SSrncl ". DURHAM" aus 9bila.
Oelpbid, lit nobe Der Wiiuoultq oe5
Gbriitiano 9 Greet inn 9elanore nm
tergegangen, un0 ein Yrabm, luclher
lid permutbIi6 in ieincm S6Iepptolt
behmoen bate, liegt bel Gorncp's
@oiut, an ser Nem=Serieper Seite,
auf Dem Stranoe. Der S6lepp0om-
pier ging in 81 Sub tiefem @aIier
untcr un0 nur ieiu Houdidlot roat
iibcr 0ie O6erilG6e elnpor. 8ie eS
6ciBt iiuO fitnf BON Der aus ied)s@cr=
ioncn bcitcbenOeu Wonniduft oes
R%cntorqlrclrs, einidlieBIi6 bes Go-
pitGna, ionic audi Orci NlngeIteltc Der
n2lmcricon GreOging Co." wcl6e
iid) an 8oro oes oSsrocl ". DUR
ham" beionoen, ertrlnfen. Sin Wfit-
glico Der Wunnihoit, NtnnenS Sod-
ion, Ionic ein Nngeltclter Der Nine
ricon 9reOging Co." 9tomenS Sobn
MiQiums, entgingcn Dem Sooc.
Der HemorQuerr n0urbom" &C.
h6rte ser Girmo &umcS MorQon &
So. bon Y~bilooclpbiu. Die ertrlu-
fencn NlitgIieOer 0er0}omihoit iil0:
GupitGn @iQium @rlltt, Muot
Scurp Mottbep9, Moihiniit Sobn
GnniS, iGmmtlid oll5 %biloOeIpbiu.
0ic Nonen BON 5pci ertrltntenen
Witglieoern ser Mumihait unO Der
ungefommenen Orei 9lngeltellten Der
o9mericon 9reOging 60" Itn0 no6
nid)t crnittelt.
(Sp1ter.) - Inter sen Grtrunfes
men befinOcn lid nod oltBer Den obcn
GrmG6nten 8uluce Sharp, Milton
Eolpnien0 mo &u0Iom Iomnieno.
0rci 3inmcrIeute aus Camden, o.
:. Die iibrigcn Grtruutcnen moren
Der Sei5er mo ser Sod 0c5 6obr-
5cllgc3. Der H%emorQltellr mur0e
0o5lt pcrpenOet, Ser @o9Qermoihine
ser y2lmcricon Dredging So" Sob
len mo onOere 8orr0tbe ans Ybilo-
| SnG,6i, -, hri,nntt
3 INF Gii Of er crtruntcn.
odonuille, Ilo., 10. Sep.
tember.- Der 6iiheridooner n@rop
@uGle" aus Gborleiton, S.-G., lit
geitern frii6 an Ser aiiitc unterge-
gongen. Qrci WitgIic0er ser Monn-
ifoft, NomenS 20. Smitb, @. Sim.
mons un0 81, $. @oooen, muroen
Oltrd Sen Compiler n0llron" bon ser
Gluoe . &inie gerettet u1o beltte fritb
bicrber 9ebroht. Die iibri9en fijnf
Wit9lie0er ser Wtonni6oft fonnten
nnl6BIid Ser bodgcben6cn See ni6t
gercttet werocn uno crtronten. Sic
heiBen ". i. Butler, 5. Sorriion,
q, Sobnion, 9. An0erion ltno &.
Mio0lcton. gIae mobnten in Gborle.
itor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
&crmiidltc tclcaraphiide Nepcidlcn.

- Sobn 6cllomS, Elm aobIengr0-
Der, nerwunoete gcitcru 81 Barnes
boro an Der oYenniplponio @obn"
nabc Sobnatomn, ga, icinc 6rou
ulo icinen i~edSiabrigcn Sobn
CHARLES Ie6cns9ciGbrIih ourt
Sfiiiie. 6omilien5ipiit u%erltriod)tc
Die Gbat. Die 6ror uno Der Sobn
uoreu gcrooe i'm 9egriife, nod Ncru.
Oort ub5rreilen.
Sn YortlonO, Oregon iino Ole
eritcn in Ybilooelpbio geprGgtcn
@plo . Souuenir 3 Collars Der 2elui9
& Glort e Nusitellltng ungefonmcn.
Sic boben 0ic@roBe BON 3ebn.Gcnt9-
Silberitiifen uno eiren @olopertb
bon ie cinem 0ouor, perOen ober SIT
50 pro Stiif pertmtft. &nt @an5cl
mcroen iiir $250,000 oieier Gent-
miin5en gepr0gt, melde Sunnne Der
GongreB fiir oieicn 3ucd bcluiaigt
bat.
- Der CT Sabre oltc 9Il6ert Wfo.
ref in Chicago, cin 80bnc. ldoB por
lcillem &olllc nit elmer tleincn6lintc
allf cine Nn5abl &naben mo W00s
den, Die i'm bel6itigten, nobel Der
5ebn Sabre nlte 1npio 01trbam IN
pic Shldfe ~getroifcn Wuroe, 10 ooB
CT bdlo nadber itorb. Maret mor III
groBer @eiobr, 9clpnd)t SIT pcrocn,
e6e er Don Der Goli5Ci in Debut &c.
nonn1en mer0en fontlte.
Die Natomu = @in5crct, 10
Meilen nor00itIid) bon sacramento,
Sal, am Nmericon Hipcr gelegeIt, lit
nit alien 9oulihfeitcn obacbranlt.
Ole Win5erei NOR cine Ser beoclltcn0s
item i'm Stnnte Californian mo Der
angcrihtetc Sfaocn miro oti $500.
600 geifdBt.
- Sn Wontugue, bel @rnn0 Gn-
pioS, 0tid., brnhte Der beiabrteNltt-
mer >Sobn S6npe Der glcidiolls Der.
ipittpeten ISrnuG eercltp cine tootlidc
S6uBlpunoe bel, neil lie i'm nlht
beiratben molte, ging Damn mad
Sorie uno nabm lid icIbit oas Sebcll.
Gr itor6 cine Stunoe ip1ter, nuhoem
er lid ST. %oem9lnGriif ullf 6rau Gcer.
cup befnnnt bate.
- 3ubn & 9proep'S ElottenglnS.
bite 5u Carlton, nabe @uiIaic, o..
s., muroe geitern Oltrf 6Cller ser.
itort. 8erIuit 100000.
- llnbefannte 9oiemi6te iprcng=
ten p0hreno Der porlcbten 9tod)t lc.
ter Calais @irthihnft 3t SiIperton,
Gol.. nit Ipuumit in Die Sllft. Gala
fam babel um's 9eben. Die Yoli5ei
iobltbet uui eiten Qeruiiien 9ernaroo
Illeri, meld)cr nit Golu perieinOct
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
Sdllimmc S0ac 81 6nlman.

6btcogo, 10. September. -
Die groBen Ellllmon : @o9gonlpcrt-
ItGtten in Ser benodbarten oWtlliter-
Ito0t" Enamon ltelten belte Den BE.
trieb Elm mo 1000 Irbeiter limo
brooloS. Sic erbielte1, nIS iie Die
@erte perlieBcn, Die @eiiung, ibre
@crf5cltgc mit5unebmen, worollS 81
ifIieBen lit, Dob Die 9etriebSeinltel'
hung l0nQere Belt ooitern miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
Mirbcr nm Strifr

e%btco9o, 10. September. -
Die SdofihlGd)ter i'm llnion . @ieh,
bofe limo nit @enebmignna Der Ser.
bilnoeten @enerihaiten mieoer al
Strife geganeen, neil sic Sfloht.
bollsbeliber, init Nusnahme bon Ir.
nlour x 60, bel Der anitealuna ser
olten Irbeiter nod Dem Strife an,
gebli6 gegen iie oiscriminiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
Siinf Sinber SIT SOOc ucr6rnnnt.

Golumbi a, ap., 10. Sept. -
Seize Sopp's @obmtng 5u Holg,
2looir Gomtp, ap., mtroc belttc
tbeilmeiie OurdJ 6cuer 5crlt0rt unO
fiinf Ginocr oeS Gigcntbiimers fomcn
IN oeu 6lommeu INN. Ger Munm
mo leine 6rou erlittcn t0otli6e
9ronOwutoen. 9uf peld)e g8ciie
oo8 5eller oll06radL lit ui6t befaIult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
(TUrtictuug BON Scr critcn Scitc.)
9LIrricff in M nfNcn-

2onOon 10. Sept. 49, &ic cine
9epeide Der oMorninQ @oit" olr2
Sbauqbni mittbeilt, lit @iccf0uil
Nlerieff in Mlttoen onQcfommcn.
Cine ioponti6e @oIom
tar Tlotte.
&ou0on, 10. September. -
Ger Gofio.GorrcipouOcltt ser ,Qoih
@rprcB" mcloet, ooB Eopon bcidloi-
fen babe, cine groBc IreipiaiQen.
6Iotte fir Sen @ntrouiucu p Cicnit
uno Ocu ShntB Ser iopouiidcu Shiif.
iobrt ST orgoniiireu. Die Soften
ioueu Ourd 6ficntlihe Subifriptio.
nelt altfgcbraht mcrOcn.
CHINA oerluugt sic Nc ouO-
durci 5urii If.
2onoon, 10. September. -
Ter Correspondent ser oN}orti10
&oIt" in Sbongboi mcloct, BOB Oic
d)ineiiitc Hegicrlmg cine Spc5ioIs
Niiiiion iiir &opon urO RubIon0 be-.
felt babe, nm Arrangements filr 0tc
@ieocrobtrctlmq ser MouOidurci an
China 81 t%rciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-16
Sparcn Die Hnrulc,
Wtebrere @corntc ser Ybilippiilen-Ge.
icrpotiou in ct, &otliS entloiicn.
Die Gntloiicncn lager, ite
itebcn inter SobrcS . Gontrott
lu1o mollclt pro5eiiiren.

t. &ouiS, 10. September. -
&m 9itreul Der Ebilippincn . Ill9s
itcllungSbeborOc miro m%itgctbeiIt,
Bob mchr ais 30 Angeltelte Der Ne.
gierungS g NllSitcllung, ciui6IicBlid,
mebrere hobc 8eomtc, aus Sporiunl-
teitariidltd)ten ~cntloiien mpr0en limo.
Die Nrorc miro bcltc in Strait tire.
ten. Inter ben cntluiiencn b0bercll
Scomten iino G.S. 6cloer, Greflttiu-
Scomtcr Der %6ilippinen d. Heierpu.
ton. nit eincm SulGr bon $4,000
pro rSnbr; hilbert &. NemeQ, Gbef
Der Heflamc, $4,000 pro Sabr, uno
:. i. Compton, .9luoitor.
0ieie Heouftion I'M @reflltiu .>0e.
portencnt Der Ybilippinen . Il5itel.
hung lit pom Nlloitor u. g. 2omibc
BON Der EbiIippincn = 9eb0roe, mel
der filr5lid III ct. 2ouiS ongcfom-
men, porQelommeu mor0en, lul0
man crmartct, oomit cine @ripurl1iB
bon $1,000 pro Wtunat 81 MAIDEN.
Scrbcrt 2. Stone, Gbef oes YreBs
SeportemcntS, miro ieinc Steuung
b%eIbeboIten unO oo5u nod oieienigc
OeS Gretlltipbeomten iibernebmen.
NlBcr, Sen aenonnten 9eomten
llno 10 Nnaeitellte ocs 9%reBoeporte.
ment" mo 5piihen 80 uno 60 Spc.
5Idlluod)cn Ser |bilippinen > Reier.
patton elltIoIlen woroen. Die SS.
0rloer nno NepcQ beboupten, lie
lelen bon Ser Nbilippinen . 9chorbe
colitrattlih aui Elm Sobr ongeItent
lI1to fonnten nift obne llriod)e lunl.
llnrtlh %entloilen meroer. Sic mol
len oorum Ons &orgeben BON Iloitor
Somlbe gerid)tlid) onareiien.