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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-26
Superb
wv ellWOrlh" and
-Four Hundred"

Clothing. If we do not give
you as good suit perfect
tit and snappy style as YOU
find elsewhere and at about
TWO-THIRDS THE PRICE,
then we will not ask you to
buy a dollars worth from US,
Is that fair: Try it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-26

Mrs. Julius Kahn entertained the
young ladies on last Friday
afternoon. Delicious refreshm
we're served and the occasion was a
pleasant one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

9ronbun Sen Sctrn Soneiden GreiS.
Elm ncltcS Giftion0r. Sine 9ln5obI
@elopreiie oc3 @rn. Slllien 2e9tor
8bitc crbicltcn Die iolgenOen ano.
ben:
%icrtc aloiic, $. q. &crnop; finite
aloiic, q. $. Eatten; icdSte aIuiic,
Y. &. Morib; iicbcntc &loiic, Sean
gid5. sir bcitc9 &clen - piertc
aloIic &. ". Stout; FINITE aIoiic,
:. ". @utron; ieflatc &loIie, George
Midoroa; iicbeutc aloiic i. Eoidfe.
Srn. @crmun s.. @ltnt'9 Erctlc filr
@lodcnipicl CrbieItcn: /. @rci2 no
bert Saul NiblcD um0 >. Ercis Gomln
sc NoU NIOerion,
9}ot Der 6cier IN ser @ollc ionO
cin Ercias Grcr5icrcn itott, ltn0 Damn
6cQorn Die uQgcmcine 6roblifteit.
Gas Ncttcr mar ldl0n, lrn0 ioit pom
icOcm Ger sort bciinoIihcn &nobcn
nnrcn Ncrmnnotc crid)ienen unO frclt.
ten iid NIT ocn 6r0bIidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

iiacn @o6ihuIcn iijr Ncgcrfno6en
holten, lno 3lpor in Conventions
SoQ" ON t6. SUM, NbcnoS od)t llbr.
Sn @pmenS @%onoen.
Sri. 2oriic Grcicr mo Charles
Gropcuc, ioruic 6rl.Gliio6etb Spruul
uno !. 9. Courtney. iGnmtlit BON
Baltimore, IicBcn lid oo6icr sum-
9uu1o iiir'8 2ebcn percinen.
Grci Ecrioncn INNS Scbcn
gct III men.
Iic # Sabre oltcn &nobeu 2oms
renee GmcnS un0 ). Gorrin9ton lino
bCi Dem SpicICn nlti cincm SLOPE oltf
cincm Gci6c in ser NGbc ser 6iltrir.
onlngc crtrun1ten.
Gic 81 Sabre oltc 2llicc Surlep
Itorb an ocn 6olgen bon 8ranouul.
Den, mcIfc tic bel Scr GrpIoiion elmer
8uiolinfaune Crlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
9(it bic Seier!

E%rriuncn, lucldDc bic Staot mGb-
rcno Der Commemorate perlniicn,
fOnncn bcn oScntidpcn Gorrcipunocn'
ten" nnS bnS Sonntngsblatt fir 60
GcntS pro Wpnnt mad europa fir
$1.30 per Fuit 5macidyidt crbaltcn.
Hcdt5citiac Nnmclpnna Der Torciic
fir bcn CONNER, ebcnIp bcs ctluaiocn
@rhicls bericlbcn iinb I'M Sntcrciic
Der Hcicr criuinldDt, nm ltntcrbrc-
dung in Der 3nicnSnng bcS &lattcS
81 ucrbiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Eulitiidjcs.

Republituniihc Stoot5 Gonpcntior
I'M September. 49, @roBc 3crfob.
rcnbcit in jcncn Gcibcn in alien
Counties oc3 Stootca. - @crihic.
Ocnca.
&n Der politiihcn glrcno oe3 Stau-
tc9 Miurplono miro Is in oicicr ISOLDE
onIdBlid) Der &CrinmmIung 6cS rcpllz
blitnnild)cn Stnot3 GcntroI Gomi.
ties red)t lebboit }lt9cbclL obcr Damn
miro oui mcbrcrc Wonotc binoua,
bis Die Stoota- Gonncntion Der bci0cn
groBcn Nortcicn itottiinOcn, NQcS
rrbiQ icin. Gieic Gonpcntioucn lpcr-
ocn in oic lc6tc y8ofc 0c5 Scptcm.
bcrS fnQcn.
@roBc5 %lltcrciic miro BON nlIcn
Scitcn ser n0d)itcn Wittmod) itottfins
0cn &crionmlluG 0ca rcpllbIifonis
idJen Stoot9 Central Gomitc'a emit
Qcgcn Qcbroht. Die Fortciiilbrcr
moucn Die NCrinmmlung ST elmer
cbct 10 qroBc1 Concentration ma
hcrL ais 0iC NcrinmmlllnQ oca 0cnlos
frotiidcn Stoota Central Gomite'0
mar, mo ooourh bcruciicn, BOB oo8
@crCOc ilbcr llncinigfcit IN Der Bar
tel elm Q%rlrn0loic2 lit. Sr. Sobn 9.
Sauna, &oriibcr 0c9 Gomitc'a, Bat
G%inlnOunqcn on ale HcWublifoncr
OC9 Stontca bon irgcno lucldcr Yros
mincn5 gclonot.
Gin intcrclimntcr &i lmt
DSclbIt.Hc0icrunN" itebt in Nu1iidt,
@egncr Der rcpubIifoniid)en .SrQonis
intion" UerInltqcn oSclbitrc0icrltn0"
iilr ic0c Wnro III Der Stoot. Die
nScl6ltrc0icrlmg" ioa oorin bcitcbcn,
Dob icoc %9or0 ibr ei0cnc9 WiitQlico
Oc9 observation-disclosures ans
mGblcn uno ibrcn Gun0iootcn iiir OoS
llntcrbnuS Der Stout8 @eicBac6untg
aufItcllcn loIl, un0 in 0cn 0iitriftas
Gonpcntioncn feline &cn0Crltngcn
mcbr oor0cnonmcn, sic SicQcr nid)t
nm Die 6riidtc ibrc5 Sicgca bcrollbt
mcrocn f0nncn, Nr. Geo. 81. @oit6cr,
mcldcr beouitroQt lit, ole @cidliiiie
fir Die WCrIummllu1u 0cS StnntSz
Gcntrol.Gomitc'S olta5lorbcitcn, lno
GoriiBcr Sauna iollcn @cioe 81 @u1z
item iold)cr oScIbitrcQicrlmQ" icin.
0ic Organizations 2lnbGnNcr ioQcrL
ocn ci|l15cIncn Noroa ici itct3 nSclbIt.
%rcgicrun9" gcmGbrt morocnL uno Der
Glnft brollfe oc9bnlb nift in 0en
9cidliliicn crm0bnt SIT mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
9tptis!

Zen 2cicrn bcs rScntidjcn Gorrc'
Iponoentcn" in @aibimstOn 5rr @adJ'
ridt, baR Sr. i. Snfcbart, nnicr
Igcnt baiclbit, bnrdj aranfBcit Ucr.
Binocrt lit, bic fGlliscn Gollcftiuncn
5n bciur9cn; mitbin mirb cin TcprG'
lcrtant bum Bureau III Baltimore
Srn. Cnfcbart bis sn bciicn 0cnc'
Itng Dcrtrctcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
TaS Mcttcr.

Sir Worplono mo Sen Qiitrttt
Columbia id)ouca m0rmcrc3 McttcI
un6 pcrGnocrlidc Minoc.
Ger bod)ite lbermometcritonO mar
10 @roo INN 4 llbr gtodmitta19.
Der uieori0itc ShcrmomctcritunO
mar 81 @roo nm 1 llbr MorNcn9,
Wittlcrcr @aromctcriton0 3O.O5.
Ger bGditc Recommendations Der
leetcr 81 StlmOcn III nohioIGcnocn
St0otcn mar, mic iolat: GaitpOrt 66,
Vortlon0 66, Bolton so, 9lIbonm a.
9tcws Port 7G, &orriaburg H. NbiIo-
Oclpbia n, 9[tlontic Stu GS, Moihs
ington IS, NorioIf so, Sottcro3 rs,
Charlotte 81, Wilmin0ton so, Ghnr'
Teton 80, Sapamob 81, Sldionoiuc
80, Supitcr 81, &epsg8eit 81, ut.
lanta Sc, Wtontgomcrp SO, Ncp.Srs
leans IS, Yalcitinc So, @alpcltorl 81,
Corpus Ghriiti 81, Wlcnpbi9 80,
Cincinnati Sc, Nitt9burg "A, Satpcgo
Ga, Buffalo 81, GIcucInnO 76, DC.
troit so, glpcnn 6S, W%forQllcttc "a,
Green @np &c, Chicago So, 0ullltb
56, Ct. EoltG IS, ct. 2oiliS 80, Stan,
Jas : Gitp 80, Omobn 81, @uron 90,
@ismord 50, Sabre &c, @eIeno 70,
Solt Cafe Gitp &c, 0enper So, Nortb
Ylotte "a, Googc Gitp SO, gInloriIlo
50, Sos Nngeles 66.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Ycrion 0Innti3

Scr onolnoti5 llntcr
Den Gelegotcn Der oScptaiopbcn,"
meId)c nGd1lte @ohc an ser CONFER
tion oeS SrOenS III Mlilpotfee tbeiI'
nebmcn, miro lid olld Sr. Sobn o..
Noer bon Gait. mo Salt apenuc,
Canton, oils &ertrcter oeS .Gonton.
Gon5ilS Nr. ll5, !. .. S." beiiit.
ben. Sr. 9ocr reiit an Samltog mad
Wtillpnlfee ob.
Selb it NJ or II h.-6rolt
Minnie Sonbolcr bon Nr. f70I
Grrio-Siu-G Oenue, iprong gcIterit
an SuBe ser SolporosS troBe ms
@niier. Sic mltroc bon oen $50. q.
Su1ipon llno Saul HihorOion i'll
Siferbcit gebroft, cbc lie Sdooen
erlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Hid)tcr Tumlcr iuQ blCibcn.
@oItimorcr Nnm0ltc gegen Die 9lb.
wciIlln9 Oea Gittcrs. - @r.
@icBncr fault cincn Sbore. -
&crid)icocncS.

luClIllIlB uCS JllullClS. - MI.
8icBncr follit cincn Sbore. -
&crid)icocncS.
Witglicocr oc5 HcdtSompoltS'
0orrcolt9 bon Baltimore ncbmcn
groBes (SntcrciIc an Den NnItrcngun,
gen, meld)c QCmodt mCroCn Die 30
mlnotion oe9 Hitters Gouio Solpler
Iiir Cinen mcitcrcn Sermin oils Ser.
treter oes g.. Sltoiciol0iitriftc8 I'M
StootS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Der
blnoern, Sic untcr5cifnen in gro.
Der 3obl Fctitioncn, in melhcn nm
ole V%clbcboltlln9 0e5 HihterS Solp.
ler erlltd)t miro, un0 5lpur limo cS
Gemotroten uno RcpubIifoncr 5ll.
QIcld, tpcl6c sic Fctition umter5cidl-
men. Won bctont. Dob Rid)tcr Som.
Ter icit nobc5u 16 So6ren oils Ioldber
fungirtc, in 0icicr Belt bcoeutenoc
Grfubrrng crlonqte, Die fir cincn
giltcn Ridtcr n0tbig lit. 9fnr iein
Sitter fonnc man gcgen i'm borbrin,
gen, bod ici CT pbpiii6 un6 9eiItig
I'M StunoC, 6uS Imt nod biele Sabre
5u peric6crL cbenio iuic cin iiingercr
Worm. SoQte Hid)tcr SonIcr niht
nonlinirt merOcu, 10 lit 8cfobr Dor
GonocL Dob bic Tcnofrotcn Den Sit
I'M NppenotionSgeriht oerlieren uno
an leine Stclle ein Republifaner.
t%uobri6cinlih Sr. Stcocnion Irder
@illinms, trttt.
6r. @icBncr fault cinen
STORE"
Sn Solpion ipuroe omt Santitoa
Elm 9clibtiteI I'M Bureau ocS 9rci3.
gerifts BON ser Sale 9cpoiit &
SruIt.Go." an Serrp s. @ieBner
iibertrogen. 0erielbe lolltet nuf 800
Idcr 2ono an @lrpomoer Hincr,
rnbe Gboic'S Station, ltno ser FrciS
b~ctrltg $1,000. Sr. @icBncr mill 0uS
SonO fir sic Gnteniogo 6cnltben.
GS nor friibcr Gigentbum Oea Der.
ltorbcncn Soicpb 7. WcGop.
Mites 8ebGuoe abgeriiieu.
Gincs ser 1ltcitcn @ebGuoe an Ser
OortsNooo puroe lcbtc ISOLDE nieocr,
geriiien, I'M Houm fir cine mooerne
Tiun iiir Srn. 6ro1tf @oro ST. ihof.
fen. 3oS SolrS itono ieit ctmo 100
Sabren an ser 0orf,Hooo, no6c 9tr-
Iington Ipcnuc, mo mar piele Sabre
lang gigcntbum bcS pcritorbcnert
Sobn Mltrpbp, @roBpotcrS oeS Srn.
@oro, scr in @ouanStopn moblbc.
FAINT lit.
@itlih Geld Iidtc
Gic aloge bon Morp 6. Wcaor
ouf Shcibung BON SonlcS Z. Wtelor
lit 5uriidge5ogcn iuoroct, ga oa$
Yoor Iid) nicocr 9ceinigt bot.
Hifter @urfc beiuiQiQtc sic Shci-
ounG bcS Sobn $. Stonlcp bon Gorn
Stanley.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

Cine iroblid) dc @cburt2
toQsfcier iono gcltcrn olti Der
.Neerleb S6orc" SIT Curtis @np
Itott, inocm ooiclbit 0rlr. &cnrD
@efcr, Dem moblbcfamtcn 6obiubri.
fantcn bon 9tr. 1924, SborpitrnBc,
bon ieincn 6rclm0cn Die bCr5llhitcll
@liidlpiinifc 81 icincm l6. @cburt5-
tog oorgebrad)t Wtr0cn. Yer o&ocol
WanooIin Glib" 5cid)nctc lid 0urd)
bor5iiglihc muiituIiifc 9citrG0c aus
mo icocr 8nit mllr0c olli onS NIlcr.
bette bcluirtbct. llntcr Den Inuclcn.
ben beionoen lid: Ole Otllttcr ocS
Srfl. 9edcr, gSittmc ocS pcrltorbcncl
Nll1uit 9cder, 76 Sabre ait; Sr.
Mug. @cder, GIiinbetb @cdcr, GIns
renee 9edcr, Sobn un0 Gillian Nonls
fen, 8. Soui5 Vctcr, G~lilubctb @efcr,
Sorrp, Wnlter, 6rcocrld, Grmo, 90
lporb Wcdcr Ii. &ctto Oumion; Ncnru
9eder. Wnrp Milinn, &i55ic. Srcnc
un0 emma @eder; &obn 9cdcr,
Worp @cder, elmer, 2ultrn, Oliucr
unb &oIolin6 @edcr; George Ncdcr,
Glla Vcder, @crtrll0r, 2uln, @corNc,
Soo, WiIorcb, G0ruin, Eull. Sobn
uno Snlic @eder; Nr. ulb Srou $.
u. Shciot. :. @cllS, HoitiS Artbur,
Niloo, Goitb, Wiloreo, Scomn mo
Scdncttc Sdciot; Charles Wedcr,
Gbriitiho 9cdcr, Sllic. WiQn mo
&enrp 8edcr; Sr. un0 6rm @omoro
@erigtol6, gilbert, Miuiom, Hellie,
GOluorO mo Sorrp @erigtolo; Sr.
mo 6rnu Geo. Icocrer, Srcoa, Geo.
mo Nnino 0eocrer; @r. mo 6rut
6rant y, Sdroetcr; 6rou Gli5obetb
mo 6rI. Suanitu Sfinncr; 0r. uto
5rou Gregory mo @olter Gregory;
Sr. mo 6rnlI r@enrp aepier nno
Samilic, @S. Sobn 3opp @nt. 3opp,
&. Woog, 6enrp Strootmon, Sronf
EDle, Somrcncc Gro0n1on, Soi. u.
Mooncp, GbnS. 8. Noiimon, Scnrp
Hidoro Colon o@cniom alguit
Sdmnle unoa Sruo. Mnog.
Gin 2 d. or itctn6ronb rtei
geitern Die 6%euermebr nod Der 9Gf.
ferei oeS SRI. 6. ". RciuborOt. Ode
bon Scott. unO @omburg.S troBe.
9er ongerihtetc SdoOcn lit mrbe.
oeutenb.
9rano in elmer 3icQelci.
- Sn alein'S 3ic9clei 81 HoicooIe
ridtete geitern Nndmitto9 cin ourH
l~teberbei3ung zines 3ie9cIoicnS emf.
I%tonoenes Ielier Sdooen i'm @trog
bon 5000 or1. Die 5lommen iullrbcn
bon ben Spriben = Gompugnien BON
Siablonbtoipn unb @orbcnuiac &C.
loid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Staot Baltimore.
ltutcrhoItnnos . @coiuciicr.

rT'uFtNfnSemir." - 9icfe g8otc: Abe
Srcnd Wnlo".
.pnecum. Greater" - EicufnQ. Den Is. Glui,
Iheuoe ; llbr. idbrlihc Spcru guullitbJlulN Der
YlelnnctfChCn Spcrnlluiie.
Haiebnl, .S~riule'Enrf". - Ncute g.nd)lHIiiaa
Iinl 1 ubr Baltimore QCdCu buffalo. .
Fpfprnn'e Gun%irrt'CSartcn, Seiotr'Nnno, -
WaeilensNnns", ScoCu Hberlo non : bis ll.5O
GnHieric.
n@lus' Yurf" ant Bad 6iuer. TdRIid
Taithehilc &oritCIlrlOcn.
Electric gnrt." - 0cutc SHERMAN InN.
Electric arf." - lSciircu1cn AM g.. T., s.
mo 9. Suni.
,Suldlcitcr Bead" - IdNli6c SriiritoIlclt
Der Sampler rYnuitC".
,7cutihrs @niicuhnuo." EfinpiilnoUiup,
ben II. Nnni. NriIhLImhe- ICll i'm NarLcn -Rart".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

DC emorinlta9 Scr Gonf6.
0crirtcn. Worgen miro in
Mnrplolto 0uS Anocnfen ser gcfo,.
lcrcn mo icit Dem @iirgcrfricg &c.
itorbcncn coniooerirtcn Solootcn &C.
ieicrt merOcn. Sier in Baltimore lin
oct Die Souptfeicr Nufmitto9s 4
l(br ont Dem r2ouoon Forf Srico-
boie" itott. @ei'm Gingon9c sum
6rieoboie miro iif Die Fro5eiiion FOR
mircn, mo inter Dem 5rommcl.
ihlug ser aopclle 0c9 ). Gcteranclt.
HcgtmentS gcbt ser Worid nad oe,
@rob'tcQen Scr Gonioberirten. Srof.
Senrp &. SbcpIero miro bie Heoc
bolten. Gie .SGdter Der Gonfooe'
rotion" iuerben sic @rdber nit 9ll.
men ldmiidcn.
Sm @eiietn nom iiber 1000
Eertonen lpuroen gcftcrn 81
6errp gor lehs Mdnner uno Sroilen
oiird) einen Neger.Eoitor gctouft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
0eISienbnnsen nad ScntidIanS nnS
Seireidl

All "a Gents pro Warf uno 20A
Gents pro arone. Eorto ertra.
@ediel ailsgefteut auf aae Sbeile
scr @eIi. Sbco. s. Siemrr & So,
Id 9. .2erington.St Ctr. 3immer gsr.
8. (f80)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Arthur %. Npbipn,

ri. 1877, cf.gafttmpre.e trnae.
Ya1age Notariats : 0clowcdicl.
gnrcan. Sdiffsfarten fir ale
Sampfer.2 inicn. &eiiepGiie, @ediel,
@eIopehIel rno @eloienoungen.
(gpriIt4.tS)
A." Der y9epnnitrnben SporsTer'
elm Ger. I" bGlt Sienitog gbeno ieiue
sSobrcspcrianmlnug IN ieincm Ser
lammlungsIofuie, Hr. 92l, @epau.
StraBe, ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
Sbmringcr
CT Slntsungcnlunrlt (gt

Sbiiringcr @lntSnngcniuarlt (ge'
rGndDcrt),
ioiuic allc snm @nritseidait aebOren'
Scn Sclifate1cn Erima Gnalitat -
mahisc Ereiic - 81 Babcn bet
2unis $. Mettbcra
966-96S 2erinston.W arft nno
342-344 Spains.Warft.
(U2ai20, 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05
SdicfbUlo in Hurouit E Baltimore.


Ger s Sabre oltc Sobn RobliinQ bon
9fr. 1903. 9ibIonoz9lpcnuc unO
%inccnt MtuQobcp bon Sronf
Humncl o%ngcidOiicI. Stun,
mel %icllcrtc flint Shiiiic ob.
Pm ser Gfc bon Nihlouo NpcnllC
un0 @oriorOsN lpemtc crci9nctc iih &c,
tern Nbcno 9egen s llbr cine Sficbs
Nffuirc, bel iucld)cr 5mci Ecrioncn
9Iildli6Crlpciic MIR Icid)t pcrlctt
lpirroen. Ger 10 Sabre oltc %inceut
WuQobcp BON Nr. 92S, @oacnsS Ctr,
uno Tronf Hun1mcl bon Nr. 9O6,
StirlinQsS troBc, ipnrcn lhon ieit eli
niger Belt sic ldIimmltcn Tcinoc,
mo ola lie lid 1eItcrn an Scr gcnoml.
ten Str0Bcncde trofcn, IoQ Run1nc(
Dem Mh1lobcn 5ltgcrItiCn bobcn, icbt
molIc CT nit linn Quit mcr0cn. ESnl
nGd)Itcn I%ll9enblidc bottc NummcG
clllcn Hcpolbcr gcioOcn mo ld)oB
oenlclben oltf Icincn SCin6 ob. Siinf
Sd)iiIic murbcn ob9ciclrcrt, mo oie-
lelbcn errc9tcn inter 0Cu Euiiuaiercr
zines @onItroBcrs gSoQ0onS, scr sur
Belt an Scr Ode porbciiubr, sic or06tc
Inircgnng. Cine Der &uNcln troi
ocn S Sabre oItcn ESobn NobIiiuo bon
Nr. 1903, NiblonosN uCmc, ser an ser
Gdc lton0, on Der rcdltCn NiiitC mo
pcrltrlod)tc cine crbcblihc &%crlcbunla
lln0 Ole m1bcrc &llacl troi Ocu Wllls
lobcn glcihiollS an Der NiiitC, ucrllrs
lod)tc ic0oh MIR cine lcid)tc Strcii.
iuunoc, 0iC 2clttc in ser Nodbors
lhoft mllr0cn oltrd bic Sdicbniioirc
10 olt'gercat, oub cine 6roll, ocrcn
Nnnlcn nlht in GrfuhrlnN 0cbroht
luerocn fonntc. in Sbnmadt iicl uno
in eln nobcGclcgcncS Sous 0cbrad)t
pcroen nulBtC, Ger Sd)icbbolo lultr0c
perbuftet nn0 in Die ~noro0itlidc No.
li5eiitotlon 0cbrnht, no CT icincm
beitte ltottfinOcnocn Tcrb0r cntQc0c1
licbt. Ger feline HobIfiuQ mllroc in
lcilie cltcrlid)e @ohnmQ gebrodt mo
BON Or. :. Hettolioto III N~cDunohrno
genomrlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

EaTe! TaTel
,ur Rtiie in's AusIanS beforat 9,
Maine, ". All, Ct. $axI-S traie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-05

Tic aloge bon Wnrp 6. WcQor
olif Shcioung bon SomcS Z. WteIlor
lit 5llriidge5ogcn norocn, ga oa$
Yoor lid, lpicocr gceinigt bat.
Hihter @urfc beluiQi0tc sic S6ci-
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Stanley.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-25
FAIR At oeFUNIAK SPRINGS.

From catalogue and premium list
received at this office, We are author'-
tatiyely informed that the Gulf Coast
Fair and Agricultural Exposition will
be held at DeFuniak Springs, Novem'
her lst TO 4th inclusive. The premium
Iist proves 10 all that they are in
earnest and have offered some good
prizes.
The DeFuuisk Fair will be an eHhi'
hilton OF interest TO all farmers aud
fine stock breeders Of Florida, ~ it
will be more 81 m exhibition ~ that
character han . vaudeville perform
ance. Soeh fsirs are for the education
Of the farmers OF the State. where they
can meet and compare notes, also
learn what will b. the mOst profitable
erops and stock for their respective
localities
The premiums offered FOR horses.
cattle. sheep and hogs. - yell ~ other
farm stock. are very liberal and should
he an incentive 10 farmers 10 enter ~"
composition with the bret they can
produee. The farmer IA FIOr'da vii
always b. the lead NJ spirit IN 'b" Ad'
VaDcemeut Of COR welfare. and the beet
Of everything should b. produced ~
him.
The pooltry business, when success
fully eondueted. should b. = paJihF
Industry. and ihis line vii receive
much nstsaslon At the FaiF The pr..-
mIams ib ali Department. are good'
and those whO have not received ore
ghouh address y. W. storm, seefe-
taFy, DsFuniak spTsrEf, Fia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-25
JAPAN. AsD lsER wAR.

F. "
The conclusion that the brilliant VIC
tories on land and sea by japan in the
ljate war were made STuitless by the
pesce treaty that terminated the war,
is the result OF shallow thinking or
none 1t all on the part Of some. Japan
did not 20 to war TO make her enemy
pay the cost nor to acquire territory or
secure any other mercenary reward or
advantage. An she went to war for she
secured. and more. She appealed to
the sword in the name of national pres.
ervation and integrity. She attacked
gigantic foe whose insidious advances
we're intended to and ultimately would
have banished her from the family Of
nations. Those advances were checked
and that fate sverted, and not Gem
porarily but permanently.
From an unknown national quantity
japan has revealed power, moral az
well as physical, that will secure for
her the respect of all nations and free
dom from the domineering spirit that
the world powers" had come to think
they could indulge in all things per-
tanning 90 the Orient. In this respect
alone japan achieved decisive and
far-resching result that but few wars
OF history can truthfully boast Of She
has not only made herself immune to
the "monkeying" OF the sef-sty led
superior powers" but has awakened
China from her stupor Of the ages, aud
with a result not difficult to imagine
She has jolted the spirit Of national
aggression and made it much less
popular fashion than it has been for
many years. In short, it now seems
certain that the Russia-Jspan war will
be regarded hereafter rs an epoch with
scarcely a parallel, and ont Of it Japan
came with all the laurels and material
advantages.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-25
TEACHERS SCARCE.

The scarcity OF school teachers is
what might be expected. The young
ladies and gentlemen who study for
years to fit themselves to teach a pri-
mary school, and become proficient, are
getting, exceedingly weary Of devoting
their time to profession that has
mighty little glory and poor pay. With
half the effort they take up book
keeping and stenography, become mod
erately proficient, starting out to draw
a salary of $50 month, with chance
OF a raise as they progress, while they
teach in a primary school for $50 to
$50 month, and spend a fourth OF
their years salary to keep posted in
the new methods Of teaching that bob
up every year.
Besides all this, the examinations are
simply fierce, and how can you expect
q young lady OF Is or 10 years
to know as much as Philadelphia law
yer for 325 or $40 a month for seven or
eight months in a year and board
themselves2
Raise the salary OF teachers so they
will have a chance TO get back por-
ton Of the money they have paid out
during the eight or ten years they have
been fitting themselves for their work,
have a list OF questions for examina-
tions that apply to schools and teach
Jog, and not TO matters that will never
come before the Ablest lawyers and
jud ges OF the land in the affairs of this
country, aud you will have all the
teachers you want for the country
schools.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-25
THE mAruREo FAMILY.

In these days when women do not
seek to marry, and when men find
single blessedness most desirable, Gays
IN exchange, the question OF how to
preserve harmony in the matured fam.
lily is important. 1t IL far easier
matter to preserve happiness in grow
ing family which is elastic and buoy
ant and busy with it's own diversions.
But with maturity and age each char.
acter hsrdens, the personal tastes and
opinions become fixed, and federation
for Others ia often lacking because
each member Of the family feels with
out admitting it that the very exist
ence Of the other members limits HE
or her possibilities. Not only do the
members feel this, but il is actually
true As a Ease in point, one most at
trsctive woman literally and uncons-
ciously lost touch with her friends by
surrendering herself TO her family
Those who found her most congeniAl
could not find her sisters So, and while
year after year. she struggled to retain
her friends va we'll as her family, she
could not IA, to see the breach widen
ing, when, il she had chosen TO live
apart from her family, the success she
so well deserved would have surely
been here. Eer.le charming sisters
dragged her down, depriving her OF
the happnes. Of compAnionship they
could not ENJOY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-25
COVER rHG SUBJECTS,

The following concerning one OF DOR
former citizens. com 90 ~ n does from
NC. Rosssll. county suPeTiniend-
-nt of the Hernasdo schools. and who
:. slso editor of The southern Argus,
may he considered q high tribute 70
,h. ability Of state superintendent
Holloway.
The southern AFEl' acknowledges
9Th pIessuFe the rre-ption Of foil
ct OF questions recently submitted ia
the sIAn inAti0a ~ gainesville q ~.
pl,eanis for STATE certificates. We
have examined them carefully and snd
item 70 b. perfsetlJ isis and susi.
si-atly covering the sobjssis. sopsrin.
tsBdsns Holloway 10 eOnd ostinE hls
ofSes IN 40 Ghls manbsF. sonpsllinG
TIE praise Of oppossais ~ sell -
irends
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-25
STATE FAIR NOTES.

One OF the most attractive features
OF the coming State Fair ct Tampa
will be the horse races There will be-
a ten.day race meet, and the largest
purses ever given in Florida will he
awarded the winners The bee, horses
in the South will be- At the Fair, and
quite n number Of Florida h0rsemen
will be represented
The amusement attractions on The
Range will also be the Finest ever
brought South.
The Fair work 10 every line IL pro-
crossing rapidly, aud the attendance
will be immense.
The Main exhibit building, the
lArgcst buildinR ia Florida, ~ about
completed. and the magnificent Wo'
man. building will Slso be ready for
usr shortly, ~ will Other holdings.
The stables. pens aud other stFoe-
,ures for exhibiting 1--we stock will be
the largest ever t.rn At q Southern
state fair.
Many counties are nov elamoFinE
for space. and those that have NOT
done 90 should apply ~ once.