davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
Mbfabrtstage BON 9ampfern uun
Nem.Yorf.

Sim 10. Srli 0ampier naaiier
@ilbelm Der 8roBe" nob Bremen.
slnt 10. Silli 0ampfer u2ieuria"
nob Neapel mo @enlto.
Sim 10. Silli 0ampfer Bring Ss.
far" nod Nenpel uno @enllo.
Sim 10. SltIi 9ampfer nSlaponia"
nad) Heopel unb @enuo.
gm 10. Suli 9ampfer uYotsoam"
nod Hotteroam.
gm 20. Sllli 0ampfer yWoieItic"
nod 2iperpool.
Sim 20. SuIi 9ampfer rOsfar Scr
3peite" nnb Copenhagen.
Sim 81. Suli 0ampfer uSambnrg"
nad Samburg.
Sim 81. Sitli 9ampier nSopoic"
nod Sabre.
Sim 81. tSlli 9anpfer ngarba-
roiia" nod 9renten.
Sim %. SlIi 9ampfer vGebric"
nad) Sipcrpool.
gm %. Suli 9ompfer n8aIoer.
fee" nod Samburg.
Sim 90. Sult 0ampfer vgtrurio"
nod 2inerpool.
slm 90. Suli 9ampfer .Golumbia"
nad Glasgow.
Sim 90. Snli 9ompfer ySinlono"
nad Mntiperpen.
Sim %. Suli 0ampfer ,St.2ouis"
nod Soutbonmpton.
Sim 90. Sllli 0ompfer rWleaba"
nod 2onoon.
Sim 90. Sllli 0ompfern &ronprin3"
nod Bremen.
gm %. Suli 0nmpfer ,gitta ol
Sorinp" nod Ncopel uno @enuo.
Sim 26. Suli 0ampier ngitranio~
nad 2iperpool.
Mnl 81. Suli 9ampfer Oceanic"
nad 2ipcrpooI.
Sim q. Srli Gnmpfer Colorado"
nad) Sllq.
slm 90. S,li 9ampfer v@oItfe"
mad Samburg.
Sim %. Suli 3ompier n6rieorid"
mad grenlen.
am %. Suli 9ompfer ngretogne"
nad Sabre.
Im %. SuIi 0ampier n2outen.
tian" mad @losgotu.
am 80. Sult 9ampfcr varobic"
nod 2iperpool.
Sim 80. Suli 9ampfer nSslano"
na6 Copenhagen.
Sim 80. Sui Gompfer nHeip' gorf"
mad Soutbnmpton.
Sim 80. Suli 0ampfery 8aberlano
na6 4ntiperpen.
gm 80. Suli 9ompfer nWiine.
tonfa" naf 2on0on.
am 80. Sllli 0ampfer y2ucania"
nad) 2iperpool.
am 30. Suli 0ampfer Bulgaria"
mad Samblirg.
am 2. aliguit 9ampIer ,Iottcr.
oam" nod 8otteroam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
Sciratbs'2 ieen5cn.

Die f"olgenocr 0ciratbs $ 2icen5en
mrroen geitern pom Glerf bes Com.
mon Yleos.@ eridta ansgeiteQt:
,,omes ". 8lunpiae, "a, Scr. 3,
aoiiutbitraBc, un0 Gertrude N. De.
graft, IS Sabre alt.
Sorrp M. @inf, %, nnb @iolo ~.
Greer, u Sabre aft; 2icen5 aeboli
bon 6. G. O'2augblin, Ger. 2645,
GrancisitroBe.
@n. Z. aeBlcr. "a, unb annie
Roientbol. 81 Sabre alt; Sicen5 &c.
holt pon Z. e. McGubbin, SIR. 1876,
Norb.G olpertitr.
Sonnel Sonpperitein, "a, Nr.
An. OIt.Trottitr., unb Sennie @oIo.
Bora. 90 Sabre alt.
eOporb I. Steiian. 81. uno Sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17

am 9. Gu9uit 9ompfer nSanno'
nio" nod Geopel unb 8enua.
Sim 2. suguit 9ompier Bremen"
nad) Bremen.
Sim 3. GliglIt 9ompiern Eeutonic"
nad 2iperpool.
gm 3. Iltauit 0ompfcr nSeilig
Olop" nad Copenhagen.
9m A. Iugu.it 0ompicr .0eutid.
LAMB" nod Sombrr9.
an 4. sllguit 9ompier yGbont-
payne" nad SABRE.
gm A.. Nuguit Sompicr o@ermo-
MIA" nod Neapel. o
gm 5. gugult 0ompfer. oGeltic"
nad 9ipcrpool.
Im 6. gugult 0ompfer oumbrio"
nod 2iperpool.
gm 6. IuguIt 9ompicr r2ltiie"
naf Heopel unb @enuo.
gm 6. gii9liit 0ampfer pFennipI'
panio" nod 0oper.
am g.. gitguit Sanrpfer uaroon-
lono" nob Intiuerpen.
am 6. gli9ltit Sompfer ~Mfinne-
boba" nod Sonoon.
Im 6. @rguit 0ampfer ~St.Eaul"
nod) Sontbompton.
Im 8. MltQuIt 9anlpfer ,9aiier
@ilbelm Der 3peite" nod Bremen.
gm 8. Ill9uit 0ampfer nGarpo-
tbio" noh Siperpool.
gm 8. Nuglllt 9ompferr Hpnoam"
nuh &otterOom.
am 10. NiguIt 0ompicr ySo.r
begna" nod Neopel mo 8enlu.
gm 10. Ill9ult 0ompier Baltic"
naf] 2iperpool.
Sim If. gugllIt Gompicr Sur
fiirlt" nod 9remen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
0ertnngt;


tperben fiets eeiubt bonn arbeitssglatiueiiunes.
giireau Der Diam Iinoer 8ddersgereini9un9,
gr. 942, Guro. gag. strake. 6. & g. Ielepbou:
Wlt. 8er1on 1854 st. (Se319,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17

lie 9. 9rpon, % Sabre alt; 2iceni
gcboIt BON M. Sogertp, .Sotel 8en-
merit"
Robert 9. Bonner, SO, Nr. BOOB,
9oItonItrobc, unb Minnie Tbomas, &c
Sabre oft.
Gbomos @. McWtefen, "a, Scr.
1909, Sreoerid-a pe., nno Wtarp \
S%muerruolo, II Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
electric Hnrf."

Mit Iusnobmc oes aoffcr.aiinIt,
lcrs Serbcrt Wroofs miro biclc @p.
he I'M Electric Earf" Gin p~oaItGn0i0
peronoertes Frogromm CUR 9urd).
fiibrullg gelongcn. 9roofS bot lid
IN Der pergnnoenen Wohc OILS cine
iold)c 3ugfroft crluicien, Dob oicgSer,
ipoltung es fir olqebradt belt, i'm
nod cine ncitere ISOLDE Decentralization,
I'M aud oenen, Die lette @ode nid)t
nad) Dem Earf fonllucn fonntenL @es
leqenbeit 81 gebcn, icine Gunitltiidc
81 beipunbern. GineS Der ncnrcnSs
mertbeltcn &ilnItitiidc, meld)e 9roofs
oiisfilbrt, beitcbt oorinL boG CT por
oen1 Ellblifum IN cincnt peridloIies
men aoitcn pcridminoet. Mild ais
Songleur lcgt proofs gl1nwnbc,
neutrality-suspicious. SGbigfeiten an oerl
Gag. auBer SroofS treten oieie Wp.
dye Eongo unb Geo Houid)c, Ifrobo-
ten, Hento @inficlo, Giolin.8 irtllo.
lin, Barn unb @ilion Sdnger ulb
S1n5er, Ncaie Burt, Die linocnoc SO.
mooiontil,, uno Murpbp uno Srou.
CTS, Die Neger.Eerionotorert, oilf. =
Die iiblihen SonntogS Gon5crte poil
Hoioti's &opeQe finben 5ipiid)en 3 II.
Z llbr unO s lnb III llbr Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
e.

Mnipalt Geinen &licntcn ~pertbeioi'
eeno, Der Der 9ebleret angetlagt ifD:
uSaB mein Manoant Iudte, bic Daas
rem an ben Wann Su %bringen, 1T !eoigz
lit bic 5olge ieiner erbli4en 8eldz
flung BON miitterli4er Seite bic
ssrau bate ndmli4 Ie9s SO4ter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
6 m ehluna q.

Seiratbspermittler (au elmer Do
me): Scr beipubte Serr bat audi nod
cinen bcIonbercn 9praug: er lit ndms
lid Sonntagsreitcr uno oabcr baran
sclpDbnt, tcinen e%igenen Diaen gu bas
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
MiIbernber II m It q n b.

Ridter : .Wdbrenb alfo Der !Serr
9rofeFor in bic Rebenitube 9ing, UNI
fir sic elm @lmofen gu bolen, itedtet
Sic bic auf benz Slid liegenoen tpertba
pollen Bidder in bic Saf4e q"
4ngetlnSter !: rGs tparen ia Saz
idcnaussaben, Serr prdiibent !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
0erf6er3tes 8ertrduen.

,Oein S6pieserpapa bat mir psrz
Ii6ert, bab oas pfero, bus id BON INN
fauien min. gang unsemein ianft uno
folaIam it," sd bite Did,
alaub'S ibm nun ni6t. 0asielbe bat er
mir eslast, ais i4 um feline Sodter
anbielt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
prutti{6 perncrtbct.

Sd besreife gar nidt, pie Ou bic
bos6aften Dibe. pcldc Der altc giftise
Miiler fortpdbreno auf Define Soften
madt, 70 gelaHen binnebmen tannit!"
Sci itiu, 5reunoerl! Die bringen
mir Gin I6ones Stiid Selo Elm. Sd
f9ide iie elmer Reoattion gu uno bes
iomme tie gut bonprirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
Gin g Of m r.

Barber: m&aiiren sic ii9 felbit.
mein Scrr9- Sunbe: nGebt Sic gar
ni6ts an" - Barber: sd frus muir
besbalb, neil Sic 10 gut raiirt iino, ais
bate elmer Der tiidti9Itcn profefionelz
len 9arbicre Sic unter ben Sdnoen sez
babt." - Der Mann bctam elm gTtraz
Srintgelb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
I.

.Sie iinb aud 10 elmer! 4m Gage
I6impfen Sic iiber bic @as6eleu9tung
unicres StGbtacns uno mo4tcn eletz
triIdes 2idt eingefiibrt buben. a6er
Nadts, tpenn Sic aus Dem Wirtbsz
bauie tommcn, iino sic frob, tpenn
Sic Iid an elmer 9asIuterne feitbalten
tiinnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
Gin Sptimi5t It.

Gidterling (ols cine Gd,oor bon
@lGubigern Itiirmiih @inloB be.
gebrt): nSoer ioaten oas an @nba
aar 8erleger ieiu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
6 ae6t elm - eg >.

gs oebt elm Weg in bic Delt binaus,
Na6 Ionnenflimmernoen Weitsn
Sd I6au' i'm bon meinem engen 9aus.
llno BARI ben Wes ni4t idreiten.
MeiG meiner Seele Itumme Dual A
llnl0sbare 8stten mllb trdg'n,
0ie Wunoenmal an Wunoenmdl
Ssbr Gbeno eingeihlagen. -
Tur Radts, i'm beimlihiten Sraum ih
nin
Gum Neg bin -. furdtIam -. poa
8angen
umIonit! Mein Sub bdlt 5ittsrnb
fin -
Sd bin i'm Sraum nod gefangtn -.
Gmanuela b. Wattls GOpentreu3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
g 6 m d.

vWie, Sic identen Sbrer Satin
feline S6mudiaten mebr?"
rRein, bas brinst ME Slid; i4
bab's einmal 9etban."
,Wann mar bas9"
,4ls i9 ibr ben Srauring gab." |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
u nbere 3eiten.

Mlte Sunsfrau Ole INNER init ibrem
Drops i'm Yarte Ipa5ieren gebD: nWie
fih bod bic 3eiten dnoern! 5riiber
fniipften bic Serren ourd ben Wops
an unb betpunberten bann mid, iebt
tniipfen ie burd mid an uno bepuns
bern bann meinen Wops!"
Mit Der Sdnb, bic bas MGb6cn
benz Manne reidt. bilft ss INN oft auf
bic Beine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17

geabfdbtisen eie, Elm SauS 81 fauien?
Wesbnlb fuufen sic ni6t iebt ben @runb,
nm onmit ben ME enoenben 9rlno5infen gu
enteeben2 gir baben 8aupldbe, Die bon 100
bts $50 SUB Siefe %rangiren uro b~erfaufen bies
feIben ffr
St.50 BRO Grpntfnk.
Stefelben befinoer itb an
Catherine. etraRe,
n5rblt9 bon SreoeridsgoenIe, iin1eebeu bon
0rinobefib, bas BON ben @ieeHtbimern be,
iuobnt uub einem 9runb5ins iinteriporfen III,
tn boppelter S6be bon unferem Breife. Muf
f&rtftli6e ober miinbIi6e anfragen an bic
,9ieal Gitate 1rptectiue Co.,"
413 ct. Hanl. strafe,
tytrs rnfer S~ertreter germ bel SbHen borfpres
den uro bone @lsfunft seben.
(Suni14, 9&So,1 Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17

50 n {.

@enr mon mill, boB Se~cu6 bas
Muee 5uoriidt. bridt man INN etpas
in oiu Sano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
gu %uerfanfeu:

8tpeiftbdiee Saufer nit 6 8irnmer an ber
nlornt'gtoenue, ereit5enb an 8atterfon, Tdrf.
9iefe Sduier boben bic neleften 8erbeficrurt.
gen, eeIlentirte 9ener uub Sbfe, MlarmorsTreps
Die Grobe.StraBe lit nit pitrifi5irten 8aditei,
mel, eeptlaitert g. s.. 8alasber, 9auunter'
nebner. Nr. 2S0S, Sairmpunt.Apcn Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geben ar Der 9biire
borbei. U2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
Sn nerfaufen
Ytauiup St25.

Gin 9ianino, Sum Ierfnuf bel ms ecIaiien
ltno ons NoppeItc oes Qreiles mertb, miro an
eiret prompten auftbeu fir ilir 1925 nit uts
ferer oolen Sarnntie p%eriauft. Gtubl UNI Sed
eirgef6loi1cn; ooer miro inter 9~eringcit ,3us
f6Iag 8u mullu.lifeu 5dten bon S. ~pcrIuuft.
u. 9erB & SUhnc,
ge9eniiber Renncrts. IA g8efts Snratoea Strubc.
Ugo-203)
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Gini'S Sutel,

1924 Sit'gaIiimores etraBe. = 8tnlmet an
Serren 5i permietber. = Seinfte @etrdn!e
uno Ncinc. pBabs8teips 9rauerei"s gier.
8erfammIulesIpfaI yOits2ombarbftr. SIN.
Inerip:. Bans nnb 2esbberein". @bef. '1eI.
Or. Sermon 4942-W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
m mer biefeIbe.

aantippe (beren Gatte BEL Der Seuer,
tpebr 1T. als Nbenbs Elm 9rano aus
briht): m.... oaB Su mir nidt lurls
&c fpesbleibit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17

1884 Oft'5atefteftr.-GaIifornia1 Il. Ohio.
Weire. 8erfammluneslofoI p@erinania,
Goee 81; y'slaem. gr6. ser. ,llnt. .Berein
bon Sft'8altimore@ rDpfiIon GoncI. 8, 3.
3. s.: Metauarb. 'tlniOn 73". SaIe Si
bcrmfetben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17

1bUB, ~VaflfsSfrabe,
rabe ber 6ftIiheu YoIi5eiitation. Bar.
rler 2nrf9 bon 12 bis 2 1lbr gac5mittags.
@.ebRer'S uniibertrefIt1eS Bier am
Sapf.
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Sn Dermictben.
Gu ocrmictbeu

gu ocrinicthcn:
2aben nnb Wubnbans, fir Gi9arren, Gontccs
fionerb, BOTTOMS uno algemeine 8eoiirfnilie
pafeno; ean6 nabe benz Wiurite; cine quite @es
f6dftSsSelcgenbeit. 9iad8ufr1geu bel 0iliam
u. Gunipan, Nr. 626, 5prrcit.strake.
G94-200)
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6 m b d..

.Su, Mlte, / bab' I6on fpieber nir'n
s'punna in Der 2otterie! 3ieb Ou auf's
ndhIte Mal q 2oos!"
rWas, IL Wpanit piellciat, | mar
oimmer ais 0u2!"
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Die Eoli5eibc6oro foil

wv U I I " U l u.c U |
indreiten - 9%epobner bon
&ocilIt.Eoint bobcn Die Yoli5eibe.
boroe eriuft, Der baltimore Ohio.
gobn.@eielihoft" ole GrloubniB
5rtr 8ornabnle BON Sprengungcn bel
Der ileilen @erfte Der Gompognic 81
cnt5ieben, peil ibr Gigentbum ourt
Die @ri6iitterungen Sdoben Ieioe.
Gommiiiar S. Sorrp Ereiton loete,
Die GommiIi1re fonnten nidt mir
nidts Dir nid)ts cine 10 pidtige gr.
belt unterbreden, Die angelegenbeit
lpilroe jeoof unteriudt meroen.
Sn philadelphia &c.
10 ii 6t. CHARLES 3epp, 2G
Sabre alt uno in gtr. 1888, GomIap
StraBe, uobnbait, Iibt i'm mittlercll
Stationsbarlie, ouf Die gnfunit bon
@ebeimpoli5iiten bon Ybilooelpbia
fporteno. Gr lit o%ngeidulbigt, in
Der Stobt Der gri,oerliebe ongeblidJ
$500 gelangfinaert 5u bnben. Gem
ibn perbaftenoen @ebeimpoli5iiten
Soitgbertp 9eItano er, Die $500 &c.
nommen 81 bober, ltto 5000 luiQ TT
letner 6rol gegebcn bnbcn, nm ods
init einen @rocerielaocn 81 c%rGfinen.
sine altc VI ct + 0 D c. -
Die Seteftips arob uno Eoblcr n1o
Sergeont Nelion bonn 0itlid)cn Eoli-
5eioiltritt uerbuftcten Bcltern Den
f9.i0brigen S%Snrncs GlnDtoll, iueldIer
bon Nem Dorf 5u itornmcn ongiebt,
in Hr. sos, OitsNnltinlorc . Strobe,
onf Ole Nnifuloigung, an9eblib ben
Beriiid) ger1nd)t 5t baben, inter Dor.
ipiegelung inIider Sbotiaden $500
bon Oscar Sabiht bon Scr. ttO8,
Eaturentitrabe, 5u erlangen. Clan.
ton bate i'm oritten Stodperfe jenes
SalieS Elm gilreau llnb in Den Sci.
ttlnaen fir glgenten fir Die Limited
Stotes aopertiiing So" bon Tropi.
oence, VI. s., uno fir 100 Ballet.
Gon5erinnen a~nge5eigt. Die aeen.
ten iolten $40 pro ISOLDE erbalteu,
aber $500 giireidait in 9oargelo
IteQen. Den Ballet d. 5Gn5erinnen
puroen $50 mo6entlif uno Die alei.
Der perlproden. Oscar Sobidt mel.
oete iid aui Die aeenten. anSeige bin,
err ging aber nidt aui Den 9eim, oils
Glapton Die $500 giirgitoit Der.
longte. Die @ebeimpolisei bate
Glapton lett mebreren 5agen beobad.
tet. Glapton iagte, er babe einem ee.
ipiiien War Sbommon auf Gonep.
Sslano, N..Y., $500 iiir Die agentur
be5oblt, obne ben Wonn 81 fennen.
aaoi Grammar i'm mittlerenS tations.
bauie iibermies Glapton inter $500
gursi9aft benz @eridtsueriabren.
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Or. mn1. Berker,

restfrtrter bsuttder Mr5t, YO.tdbrtge graxte.
Spe5iaIift fir W2dnners mtb Srnpensaranf6ets
ten. SeiIt In ~iiiroetter Belt syphilis. slusf6laa,
SaIs' uno Munb'&ranfbeiten, 9lusfIife fsber
Mrt, Gtrifttr, YoIutionen, uerp0fe S&ud6e,
Smpoten8, Eterens uno Blafen ; aranfbeiten.
Office in 9r. Beder's anatomif6en Mhiieum,
Rr. 70S, Dt.SaltiMore .etraRe. Spre&ftunoen:
tags bon 10 l1br WlpreenS biz Q ilbr ga6mit.
tags unb bon 8 11br bis 10 lltr Mbenbs.
81. y. = Dr. Deders Hafe beiIt uufebIbar
teosn MusiIub. gnnfuItatton fret
(D2ai25 .1S.1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
Che Gle Giaentbun, faufcn

ober berfuufert, nennen Gle ii6 an Charles 81.
geder, 8runoei9eutbuinss unb Ierfi6erungss
WsatIer, 9tr; APO, gtoro'Gareb'S traBe.
ESllIi6@(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-17
8erlanst int Nagemeinen.
qrntihcs NOTWITHSTANDING .anrean.

Tcutihes 9rbeits- Nadipcii ungs. Siireau,
gr. 219, SiiosSbarpsStrabe, inter Der 9luffi6t
oer rSeutfben Sefeui6uft." - 9ieienisen. Die
beutfde Sanofperier. Irbeiter lino Eienitboten
gu befhdftigen miinifen, ipolen ftb perf6nli6
poer In franiirten 8riefen an ben Ieenten Der
@efeui6aft, Sobanu .. Wicncr, Tr. 2t9, Glib.
Sbarp' Strnhc, lpenber, tpelder linentgeltli9
Slusfunft ert6eiIen ipirb. CSan2S,1S)
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Canton nnb Sigb(anbtstpn.
Canton nnb Stgblanbtpiun.
Canton unb Stghlanbtptun.
Charles Balf'S Neftaurauj

9ounbarb. unb g.. Strabe, S~iabIanbtotun.
pie %feiniten Setrdnfte auer arf. = Bou,
ftdnoia 'leu eineerihtet. Gin 8efu9 nner
neither Sreunoe unb oes BlblifumS i'm
Maeemeiilen ftets piGfommen.
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144t Rorb.gent .9lpe., &de Sliber.Gtr.
Sauptauartier BET nWiIbeIm- Zen 2oee
gtr. 3, herb. 8. 81. Of g." 8erfammluft
frdnfe. @armer aunf6 idsIi6.
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$780,. lie dlte,e 1891.
Narblanb GbatteI 2pan AFpciatiun.

217 Rprb'0dluert.s ctr, pbertalt 2ertngtou.ety.
I'm unb na1 9pnnertaa, ben ID. April, be.
ttnben ft linfere @efhdftss Bhreau tn
NL. 105, DIT. Caratoaa.Strahe,
Rarterre.
Dront.Offtce oberbalb gaIbertsStrabe.
91O BITS $3.50 auf M6beIn, 8innoS etc. auAae.
lteben, obne @ntferniing berfeIben.
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albert Blume, IT,, Manaqer,
Vr. 2f7, Roro.G .etraNe.
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Mbam Nnpp's Meftaurant.

1tO4 observation-disclosures.
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bier ieoen Wlontae. = SEQ. 8rebm's Bier
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8. Bptgt'S Saae,

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Sauptauartier oes p9balia.W
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nlietben. Slter 8las fit @iiiternr5ften.
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Cute 6 mpfeblung.

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StubenmGbden: Sra. tpenn sic Die
3eusniHe eeieben bdtten. bann ipurosH
Sie's idon besreitsn." Lu4
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8elb aussulciben.

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tar 8 Bro5ent-genau mad bent neIen 6eiese;
prib1tim. Ntdter, Er. 2t0, cit.2ertnatpn.
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Renn SIR @elb n5tbig tatt, peabet Gut
0runbeieentbum. acknowledgement. aetne Qsibs
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q. N. Mdermouu,s sane

Morbof.&&de @cuab. nnS goeoiiI,e.etrase
Sauptquartier oeS ugapernsW1nner6orS".
N.sS. s@de @ouabs 1tno 9aroIineftr. Der.
einsoerfamllung ieben Sonneritag Ibenb.
yteue Wiitgiieoey nilfommef. Bpr5iigs
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4;~st
The oasis., 1904-03-26
N0CALES NOTES.

Thursday morning Lawrence j.
McCabe, manager of the American
House at Magdalena, arrived for a
several days visit in town.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe for
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House, Ramon Vasquez.
Early this week Judge Harper
S. Cunningham, of Guthrie, Okla
homa, who is interested in the
Hermosa and other mining prop
critics in the vicinity of Harshaw,
returned from his home and points
farther east, where he has been
since last September.
Nogales Lodge No. 2, A. 0. U. w.
has received from the Grand Lodge
an elegant red silk banner, trim
med and lettered in gold, as the
lodge showing the greatest increase
in per centage of new membership,
of all the lodges of the order in the
grand jurisdiction of Arizona, New
Mexico and Colorado. The banner
is mounted upon handsome staff,
and is very handsome one.
The oasis., 1904-03-26
NOTICE
To the Voters of the Town of NoeaIes.

The Nogales Electric Light Ice and Water
Co., OF Nogales, Arizona, has made its applica-
ton to the Common Council of said Town, for
a Franchise, to be, II q majority of the quail
thereof granted by an Ordinance. The terms
and conditions of said Franchise to be en-
braced in the following sections OF such
Ordinance, viz:
Section l. That Franchise be and the same
is hereby granted to the Nogales Electric
Light, Ice and Water Company, a corporation
organized and incorporated under the laws of
the Territory of Arizona, its successors and as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-06

the use of fancy braid In straight bands down the front. around the neck and as a finish to the sleeves. and often there will not be any more used on the entlre gowns. the skirt being left plain.
 Women who had hoped for the arrival of a simpler and less extravaganc fashion in feminine dress as a natural reversion from the ornate and elaborate modes of the last few years will ma their hopes turned to ashes by the intro duction of the drectoire styles. They will have to wait. at least. for the fickie goddess who presides over apparel 10 tire of this last whm before their hopes find fruition. The directoire modes are more dignihed and less frivolous than just settling back into history. but they are far from economical
 Rich materials. fine laces. exquisite needlework, and. above all, the handling of an artist in cut and finish, are re- quired to carry them out Take Louis XIV. coat for example. At It's best 1t Is a thing suited only to the most elaborate wear, being of sumptuous materials rich- ly embroidered and bedight with real lace and jeweled buttons Only in this guise is the long basqued affair. with its distinctive waistcoast. big lapels. pocket flaps and cuffs. jabots and sleeve ruffs reminiscent of the age which gave it its title
 Such garment. accompanied by skirt of the same material beautifully trimmed to complete the skirt. Is the acme of elegance at this moment and is being seen daily at fashionable gath erings. It will be left to the fall and winter to produce this first character istic of the accepted mode in trans formation suited to commercial produc- tion- Toilets like the one suggested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-06
Swell Pads and Fab-
 rics.

For swell functions the double-width shot taffetas and the messaline silks are the most popular fabrics. and as the season grows older these cloths will steadily increase in favor, and dresses made entirely of these materials will be very fashionable. The latest sleeve is very much wider;. the newest shape olines to the arm until just below the elbow. when it swells out sharply. be- ing caught in again at the wrist with q wide. tight cuff. Tucked yoke blouses are in great demand in both London and Paris but this style is only suitable for the softer fabrics. such as india lfnon and muslin, crepe de chine or the thin ner foulard silks. The tucker Is usually made of gathered chiffon or figured mousseline de soie, the body part being cut all in one and fastens at the back
 The blouses which are intended for afternoon or evening functions of some pretention are properly made with tight-fitting foundation. The latest mode blouse where muslins or the grass lawns are used has decided tendency toward fulness in front, with ruching up the center seam. and should pc tackled on to the tight-htfing yoked foundation. The full sleeve also calls for a ruched appearance on the upper seam and is mounted on tight-ntting lining. The skirt for double width silk is now made in five pieces with the en- tire fulness caught at the waistband In the back the widths should be cut extra wide, 50 as to cause the pack skirt to fall in rich. broad folds. which should be accentuated at the back clos ing plait.