davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

II a man were his own enemy, wha
,tories he could tell on himself.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01
TIE

We Americans think we
are smart; but tea is too
much for us.
We are the worst of buy
ers Of it; SO they say.
Your grocer returns your money If you DON
like Schillinx's best,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

why are you going abroad to live?"'
Because" answered the CRATER, Il
am convinced that profits are some
times without honor in their own coun-
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01
T'EA
You like good tea, and
you like the effect of it.
Whoseo
Whose?

Your grocer returns your money If you donr
IKE BchiIllng's Best.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

II one half of the world doesn't know
how the other half lives more of us
mind our own business than we have
any idea of.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01
Try One PACKAGE.

II Is the business of the clergyman
to preach and of the doctor to prac tice.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

At Loyeland, Thursday, Sept 7th.
Trains via c. & s. will leave Denver
at Sl5 and 1910 a. m, and Loveland
returning at 1870 p m. with round trip
rate Of $l.6o Races Will be continued
on Sth and 9th and there will be a
one fare rate on 7th. sth and 9th. good
until the 10th.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

If Defiance Starch" does not please
you. return 1t to your dealer. II It
does you get one-third more for the
same money. 1t Will give you salts
faction. and will not stick to the iron,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

Colonely Bluegrass OF Kentucky
NO sab, | have neyah crossed the
ocean. | have n borrow of watah
sah." Wiggins-''Yes but you know
the ocean Is salt water"
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-01

You can't realize how little money
break 1t. ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-11-24

Huxley's tables of the weights OF
man show that the human body is
made up of thirteen different clements,
of which five are gases and eight
solids.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-11-24
SOUTHEyS GUlLLOTINE.
1t Did Not Serve the Purpose Fol-
Which 1t Was Made.

1t Did Not Serve the Purpose For
Which 1t Was Made.
Lord Southey once in a fit of disgust
with life had magnificent guillotine
erected in the drawing room of his
magnificently appointed house in the
Rue de Luxembourg, at Paris. The
machine was an elaborate affair, with
ebony uprights inlaid with gold and
silver. The framework was carved
with great artistic skill. and the knife,
of immense weight and falling at the
touch of spring. was of ornamental
steel, polished and rs sharp as Il razor.
The spring which liberated the knife
was placed within easy reach Of any
one kneeling upon the scaffold. In fact,
every detail was arranged with Il view
to the convenience of the would be
suicide The day that the engine of
death was entirely finished Lord
Southey completed his testamcntary
dispositions. shaved. had his hair cut
and, clothed i'll rChe of white silk,
knclt upon the platform under the
knife
IHe SulIiotlIc WAS ildCcu Dcloie
large mirror. wherein the person com
hitting suic-le could see his own i'm
age until the last Murmuring Il short
prayer, Lord Southcy placed his head
IN the semicirclc and pressed the spring.
The next morning he WAS found
calmly sleeping in his bed. The spring
had failed to work. and after several
fruitless efforts Lord Southey was COM
PEELED to rclinquish his attempt upon
his life. Thoroughly cured of his spleen,
he presented the guillotlue to the Glas-
gov museum, whence he made an an
nual pilgrimage to see it until the end
Of his life
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-11-24
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the Of lezZzzw
Consideration Point.

An old boatman at a fashionable re-
sort on the east coast of England was
engaged by a party of ladies to row
them to a local cave known as the
Smugglers' Retreat
After pulling away In silence for
twenty minutes or so the old man sud
denly ceased rowing ut spot not fifty
yards from the cave.
Now, ladies'" he remarked calmly.
we've reached Consideration point"
consideration point" echoed the
spokeswoman Of tho party. What a
peculiar name! Why Consideration
point?
"Wcel. it's just this way, num-" eX-
planned the cunning old fellow. "Theer, -
pointing TO the cave, lis the cave;
here's the boat. Between the cave an
the boat theirs lot O. narsty sunken
rocks, an this is Consideration point.
COS parties allus stops here to consider
whether they'll go the long an safe
way round for IS pence or trust to luck
an them theer rocks for shillin'"
The ladies didn't know that them
theer rocks" We're purely imaginary,
and Is pence was the fare agreed upon.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-11-24
Tie Hgls and lptelllf eAcer
BEL AIR, Md. NOV. "a 1905
TIE COMMON SNAIL.

An Air breathing Creature That
Lives without Air.
The common snail has lungs, hear;
aad n general circulation and is i'll cv-
ery respect an air breathing creature
This Notwithstanding, he can live on
indefinitely without inhaling' the least
atom of air.-thut which is usually con-
sidrred the essential to existence i'll all
creatures Supplied with lung. Leppcrt
saTs, ITO al organized creatures the
removal of oxygen, watc", E2urishmcnt
and heat causes death to cnsuc." When
that statement was made lie docs not
appear II consider the snail as one
among the great host of "organiZcd
beings" for experiments prove tnat
any or all the usual life conditions can
be removed i'll its case without tcrmi-
Mating its functions.
1t is fact well known that the COM
mon land snail retreats into his shell
on the approach of frosty weather i'll
the fall and that the opening or mouth
OF the shell Is Theoretically sealed by a
secretion which Is Of silky texture
and absolutely imperViouS 10 Doth ulf
and water. In this condition it IS plain
that he Is deprived of three out of the
four elements of life mentioned by
Leppcrt-viz., air, water and nourish-
ment
Taken after he has been thus handi-
capped for months, he may be plunged
into a chemical mixture 100 degrees
colder than the degree marked at Fab
renhcit's zero and allowed TO remain IN
that chilly solution for weeks. Yet as
soon as restored to normal temperature
| life Is renewed, and the snail soon re-
gains his natural powers, clips the
/ silken curtain from his house door and
begins to feed as naturally as though
| just awakening from winters sleep.
| Spallanzani kept Il snail Of the great
helix family Theoretically sealed in a
| glass tube from which all air had been
carefully removed for a period Of four
years and two months, yet he declared
| that the creature regained all its nor
| NAL functions within less than an hour
after being exposed to temperature
Of 80 degrees. ---~,,---
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-11-24
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.

An additional train will leave Bel Air
on Saturday and Wednesday only at s
=. NJ, arriving i'll Baltimore at 3 p NJ
Returning leave Baltimore at Il 40 p.
NJ, arriving at Bel Air 1245 A. NJ.
An additional train will leave Cardiff
for York and intermediate stations at
COS a. NJ. Returning will leave York
at s. 90 F. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Sunday trainsleave Baltimore for Delta
and intermediate stations at $50 A. Nj.
and 4.O5 P. NJ. stopping at Bel Air at o
A. NJ. and $50 p. M. Leave Delta for
Baltimore and intermediate stations at
6.55 A. M. and $50 P. NJ, stopping at
Bel Air at 7.55 A. NJ. and 400 p. NJ.
Additional train leaves Bel Air at s 10
i. NJ, arriving at Baltimore at 80
Returning. leave Baltimore at IL 90 P.
NJ, arriving at Bel Air at II so
CA. FIFER, General Passenger Agent
J. S. NORRIS. General Manager.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-11-24

Anne, the duchess iii wooden shoes.
who brought Brittany in the pocket oil
her welding gown to her husband. the
king of France, kept the government
for herself. and when the bishop OF
St. Malo protested against the strong
hold which she built TO COW the too
independent Maloons she carved on
her tower the irreverent inscription,
which may still be read there, "Grunt
who will, so shall it be; tits my pleas
ure," and the tower "Grunt- Who VIII"
(Quicquen grogue) it remains to this
day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

Die IS beiapcote Steam
fbip Is o." mad)t bctolult, Dob scr
regul0re 5olrplon Der Gbeinpcote.
2it,ie ,lod) Oh 8oint Comfort rno
nod &orfolf. So, ulo ouf Scr gorfs
8iper.2inie nod) @eltpoint uib Ridp
lnon0 nieber III Sraft 9etretc1t lei.
99egeu bes Ndbcren iebe man nod
Der In5cige int nGcutiden G0rrc.
iponoenten."
Bon ieiner 0 Gnungb Der
NJ s + miro felt Dem %. 6ebrllor Der
% Sabre oIte 9fliben i. Yoluen bon
CIR. 506, Sit.9orncpitroBc, uub bic
Boli5ci lit bon ieineu angeborigeu
eriud)t iuoroeu, mad, inn 81 fpridcn.
9oiuen lunr ell 2ofornotipfiibrer Der
Baltimore 6io.9obn." Gr perlieb
ain 3icuitog Worgen feline @obmng
onideineno nit Der abiidt, iid auf
Ole Nrbeit al begeben.
Yoli5eibcri d. t, - SIN Monot
s%sebruor ionoen in Baltimore tSit
8crbnftingcn Itott. Bon bell 8erbof-
ietcr iunreu 1880 m1nnlidcn, PSI
mciblid)en @eid)ledltS, 1924 iuorelt
8cibc ulto Gil Hcgcr, 595 luorcn Der
bciratbet. 1916 luoren leoia, t6t4
iorrteii lcien mo id,reibcn, 227 lua-
rcii alinlpbo6eten; II iporen ititer III
Sabre oIt, 500 5ipiid)en 10 itnb 20,
Gal sluiid)en 20 1rno 80, 1879 5ipiid)en
80 itub 40, 2f3 5lpiidcli 40 unb 80.
t0i 5ipiiden so ins 60, 80 5ipiid)ei,
SO nno 20, s iibrr 10 Sabre. Ser
GutionoIitdt nad) nertbcilten Die Yer
bofteten iid) mic fplgt: 1870 moren iii
ben Scr. Stanteh aeborcn. 80 III
G~rutidlnno. SO III 3ilBlanb, i3 in
SrIaub. 81 III StalierL i26 i'll Solicit
81 in China, Z III Grglano, ic A in
Seitreid). 0riedenlano. llngarn,
GdottIono nnh @eit Snoicn. ie 3 in
Horipegcil, 9elgien nnb Siio' gnaeri'
ia, ie 3 in Hum1nien iino Sponien,
lie Elm III Cuba iiiio Sdmeben. @s
5oblten bon ben 8erbofteten d0i@elh-
bilBen, 279 iabeil ibre Geloitroie int
8cf1neniB ob, 77S ipuroen ireige'
iproden, 45 ipurSeit inter giireidaft
Dent @eridisperinhrcn ~iiberlpicicr,
22i benz 8erid)tsperfqbren iiberipieie'
ne gerionen fonrtten feline giireifoit
ffenen, 10 ,plirben nod pgan.8ielp,"
% l1ad) benz Stnats. gr~beitsboiiic, 81
lad, nl,berell REORGANIZATION &c.
IanDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
harmonic.
MasfenbaQ (SirmiD
Moutag, 6. Mar5, in Der SDrie-Sale.
Gcicrbirte Size bei Il6angb's.
06024-O

NuS brennen0em San c
gcrettct. - S5n Dem orittcn Stpf-
lperf Ser @obrnlrig oeS NcgerS Gbo.
mas SSobnion. Nr. 2t5, Noro-SGr0.
oerltroBc, entItono g~eitcrn Wforgcn
5lpild)en 5iuci mo orsi llbr olli ui1bc-
fannte @ciie Seuer. Die 6lonnlen
miiroeu BON ocn Goli5iiten Quinn II,
Sltnt entoeft, iueld)c' ioiort Die Sit
iuIien ocS SouieS ~olarntirten unb III
Sid)erbeit brod)ten. Dos 6cller m,lr-
DC geloidt, obne ooB Dos Seueroepor.
temcnt olarmirt iplrroc.
Gin God in ocn 6uB6o.
gcbrnnnt. - Sr. Sobn
Hobter bon gtr. 50i, Horo.G nlpcrt.
StroBe, cntocdtc eeltern 9(beno I'M
14S llbr 5citer in Ieincm Sd)(ai5inl.
nlcr i'm 5rpciten Stoflperfc, lpcId)eS
bercitS Elm God iii Den 6l,Bboben ge.
brornt u1o eineu Sdoocn bon $50
argeridtet bate. Sr. Iobter l6id)te
bie Slammen ielblt. Gr fonnte lid,
ilid)t crfl6ren, luic boS Sciler crltitot.
Oeil tpar.
9r1nbc. = SIM Setter bcS Soii.
fee Ir. 1923, Sit = MooiionitraBc,
bon Sonluel Toruino beipo6nt. brnd)
geitern Morgen ans ltnbcfonnter llr.
iad)c 6c,ler aus, ltno Ole Slommcn
tid)teten Sdaoen i'm getroge uoll
$50 oil, ebe iie geloid)t iueroen foi,i,.
ten. Saraino crfldrt, ser Gerluit
let bird geriidcrnttg gebedt.
Songfingerte 8erf5eug q,
= Der 80 Sabre oltc George
Sbompion bon Nr. S12, I%ooilonItr.,
ipltrbe geitern i'm mittleren Stations.
battle bonn 8oli5eiridter Grammar
iiitter Der acknowledging Dem 0e.
rid)tsperfobren iiberiuieieu, argeblid)
Srn. Sarrp s. Rob bon Nr. 4t4,
HorthitrnBe, einen init 8erf5eiigcil
eefiiateu 9lchfaIten gum Wertbe bon
$t7 geitoDlen 5i baben. Boli3ilt
2omm oerboftete oen Mann am Jrei'
tag Ibenb on ser SarrilonltraBe.
Gorlaufig in 6retDeit
eest t. = Sigb Mortiit, meldler
am %. 6ebruar bonn 0etefttp Gid
allf Die AniduIOigung, oilgeblid III
Chicago, ST., eineit @roBoiebltabl
beenngen 81 boben, perbaftet marc,
ipilrbe geitern alif cilen Snbeas Cor
plis- 9efe6l bit pollt Boli5eirid)ter
graitnan bis 3iiitl IA. Ya1r5, an mel.
dem Taac CT Dor Hidtcr Sobn 8.
COLLIER i'll eriheinen bat, ans Der
Nnft entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

EoIioaierc cincS icOcu 3ugcS moftcn
iid oo8 8crguiigcn, fIcine @elOmiiu.
sen inter Die bel Der 9rooomap- Brit
dC scr @obn Iid oniammelnocu 9no.
ben 6l lpCrfen; eS mar ein Inblid,
mic bel cinem 6llbbo0ipicl.
Ger Union 2coguc Club NOR Oie
gr6btc 9iirger Delegation bon 9ol'
timore, uno IN 5cbn Gonlpognien &c.
tGciIt, sic non Der, ioIgcnbcu Serrcn
bcicbIigt mlrbcll: 6reb. 9. 3ortoll,
@eni. S. ~9tuSbaum Sobn Straitg6n,
SoGu u. Heinborot, GGo8. q. 36al.
hcilncr, Geo. u. 8aoqett, @Corqc $.
2lldep, Sobn 8. Montgomern Sacob
2ongGot Sobu u. 9citb uno 3oaeiu-
neDrner NnL. i. Stonc marihirtc
porolt8 oIS @cicDtsbo6cr 0cS @ou-
Selt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05

&ortra1 ii Der Die 2 d) 10 / II D.
Ii Of t. - Scutc glbenb llnl s llbr
miro ole n@cicQidoft 5iir 9cfGn1.
pinng ser Sdhpinolud)t nnb 1il6cr.
fmloie" III Scr ct. MuttbGi = STRIDE,
Gde bon Central . Mueltlle nllo 6op'
ctteItrobc. cine b~cionbere Gcriomm'
lung abbolten, 81 Der nid)t rltr Ole
gauge @enncinoe, ionoern ole DRIFT.
Iiden Menidenircunoe bcr5Iid) nuts
bringeuo cingc(obcn iino. Sic
Sfuinoitld,t forocrt nleGr SpFer, dis
irgenb cine auoerc aranfbeit, Gie
ar3tIide @ilienid)aft bat Die nrlo6c
Ser 8ronfbcit l1ngit cutocdt. ilno cS
lit ibr oltd) gelilnaclt, Die V'ittcI sur
8erbiitune uno sur Seilulig jt fin'
hell, 10 Dob oicie Eelt cbellip gut ci1'
9eidr0ntt ober gar onsaerottet lper.
ben fam. ipie sic Eodenfrol,fbeit, @S
lit aber not6ig. ooB oaS Golf iiber
oas @eien Der aranfbeit nno lore
5eilung aifgefI1rt ltlto ibnt Die no
tbigen Mittel o~orgereidt iperoen.
Gin reidcr Menidenfremo bon E6i.
laoelpbia bot SIT ben 3ipede nit gro
neutrality-suspicious. Ser pSobnsSop.
fins llniperiitdt" cine Sreiflinif fir
Sdwinoiiihtiqe erbalit. ipeld1e fins
lid) ciitecipeibt iplirbe.lt Sir beite
abenb it)idt bic Geieaidaft elneil IT,
rcr tiidltieiten Heoilcr itllo Sertreter,
Grof. Or. MacGullniil, ilad) Der Stir
DIE. Gieie Gerian,miliitte fritt oil
Steae Der aeiuobnlid)ell Mlll1olls'
ititnoe. IS lit aud, cine WilIion, Ii.
stpar cine bodit mid)tiae, Die Vile 'ebr
nabe arigebt. 9tiemano miro Is be-
reiiell, ~gefomnleri 5u lelli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
GtaSt Baltimore.
Gas @rttcr.

Sir MorplanO un0 sen Giitritt
Columbia ihonts 8ettcr mo moro.
ipeitlidJe @iubc,
Ter bodIite 9berutomctcritonO iuor
II WroO I'M 4 Ibr NodlnlittogS.
Ser uirorigite Recommendations
lpar 50 @roO Tim 7 llbr MorgcuS.
Mittlerer 9oromcteritauo 29.85.
Ger nieori9ite Recommendations
ser lctten "a Stuuoen in no6fol9cn.
Ocr St1Oten mar, mic foIgt: Gait.
port 16, Eortlono is, Bolton q, 2Q.
bonp 10, 9tctp-yort 2S, SorriSburg
%, philadelphia 80. @tlontic.Gitp
80, @aibtn9ton SO, Roriolf 36, Sot=
teraS 36, Charlotte IL, 8ilmington
Al, GborIcItolt 80, Sobannob 80,
Sodionpiac 81, Sltpitcr 81, acp.YSeit
64, AtIonto 80, M%tont9omcrp 80.
9telu-S Orleans 60, EaleIttnc so, @nl-
neIton 60, Corpus Gbriiti GA, Menr-
pbiS GO, Cincinnati 40, &itt6burg SO.
GSipcgo II, Buffalo IS, GlcpcIonb
"a, Detroit 20, Nlpeno 10, NtorQuettc
4, Green Ban II, Chicago %, Git
Iiltb f2, ct. goul "a, ct. 2olliS AZ,
aonios-G itp 43. 0nlobo 3S, &uron
"a, 9isnnorf "a, g8iaiiton 80, Sopre
36, Selena 81, Salt 2ofe-Gitp ~,
3enber 81. gtortb Hlottc 3S, 0o0ge.
Gitp 46, GmoriGo 46, Sos An0cles
56.
nod Dem 9eridt oeS bieiiger
@etter.9iircouS 0cS lonomirtbidnft.
liden Gepartenents i'll @oibington
fielen iu Monat Gebruor 81 3oG
Sdnec nlo "a sou 8egcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
Gin Sabclsrumm bonn Saiicr.

YaItor Or. Suliu8 Sofmann emf
piGngt OoiicIGc fir bic 3ions-@e-
mciHoP.- Intlport nitf cilt @lttd-
ultnid)-I clegrnnmi.
Eaitor Ir. SuliltS @Oinlolm Don
Der 3inuS.@ cuciHoe bot gcltcrn Elm
Sobelgromm folgenOcn SnbuIt3 pom
&niicr WiIbcIm CrGaltcn:
Berlin S6loB.
8nitor Soimanl, Baltimore.
Sbneu lno Der 0ortigen 3ionSs@e.
meinbe mCinen bcralidJltcn 1anf fir
freun0lid)eS 0cocnfen anldBlid) Der
&oIlenbrng 6c3 biciigen Comes.
@ilbelm, 5. g."
Obige Gcpeidc lit Die Nntlport ollf
Cit @Iiidtuu1ids z elegrommL mcldeS
bic 3ion5.@ enleinoe on bergongenell
Sonntog Dem aoiier gcIe9cntIid scr
&oIlcnoung bcS Comes III Berlin
i~lbcrionotc. 9ie 0epeitc ser 3iouS.
@cncinbe botte iolgenocn g8ortlaltt:
nGie 3ionS.@ emcinoc (8oItorSof-
MANN crloubt iidL @ltrer MoieitGt
5llr GoGcnoung ocS Comes ebrCrbie,
tight @Giif SIT miinihcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
9encs SrOfenSof.

---
Eos ar6Btc Grodenood in BEN Scr.
Stooten III Sporrolu'S Eoillt no
be3u fcrtig geiteQt. Compiler
,,GormItoot" unterluCg@ BONFIRE
men.
Ga3 gr6Btc id)pinmlcn0c [rofctls
0od ans Stabl, iueldc8 JIG III oeit
Ger. Stoaten crridJtet lpitr0e, lit i'll
God = 1epartencnt Scr WarpIonoer
5tabl . SO. SIT Sporrow'S Foint me-
Geju fertig qcItcQt, mo I'M Ytot Ioll
oaIIelbe pom StopeI GCluiIcn lpcrocn.
@egenlpGrtia iiro oic gr6eiter nit
benz InItreiden oes Gods beidGitlgt.
Is lit fir 6ie Ser. StnntCn z Hegic'
rulg geboirt iuor6en mo IoQ I'M
Stor0c ieih sic grGbten Sdifie i'll
ben Ser. Stooten oui5unebnclt, IS
ioQ inn Stnnoe iein, elm Sd)lod)tId,t't
bon 10000 Gonncn SIT bebcn.
GoS l,elte God cutb1It 1900 Son.
nct Sto6f, 100000 Nietcrt, 1870
Ion1tcll @lcirotb u1o 2cin0I. Ger
Ban CAB 200 Wtoun 9eid)0ftialut1
~foitetc $4,000. GoS God miro tC0
SUB brett, ~ SUB bod itnb sic Gel.
tcntuGnoc 81 Sub pom 9o0cn icin.
9oS nGditgroBte berorti0c God Wllr
&c gleid)tollS 5l Sporroip'S &oint
ge6ollt unb befin6et iid) iett lit gteiu.
Orleans. Dos 9iunoeS MorincG &c
portement lit iebt nit ser 9tufgo6c
beid)Gftigt, uie ooS brotherhood bon
bier nod 0en Ybilippinen b%ef6rocrt
peroen ioq.
6ubrcn mad @enuo.
Sic folqruocn 9oltinnorcr fnbrcn
1elttc ollf Dem 9toroo. 2loDo = Cant
pier na6nig hilbert" bon gtctpsYorf
llod) @enuo ob: @r. unb 6rau &n,
s. GponS, Sri. 6orbes, Sr. 2ollis 9.
lSennigbolien uno SRI. 8iaiomion.
cri dic0cncS BON Seeun6
Sofcu.
Ger Noroo. 2loD6 Gompicr
.GormItoot" miro oiil nGd)ItcnNton.
tog bier crmortet. ST Dot ctrua
1900 Boiiogicrc an 9orb.
Der britiide Gompfcr oSfio6ut"
ser lid, ouf ser 6obrt BON 8cit-Sart.
lepoo( nod) Baltimore befanb, lit 5ilr
Sole S8GnnO ouIgeloufen, Die De
manning lit, elmer Gepeid)c aus Su.
lifar 5ufolge, gcItern Morgep boicG6It
ongefommcn, nod)oem lie bonn britt.
iden Gonpfer o2o0p 2aurier" &c.
rettet iprroe.
Scr 2eidpnam zines unbefonnten
@eiBen iuurbe geitcrn Wtorgcn nabc
Dem 2a5oretb = 2eud)tboilie i'm 8oi.
Ter id)ipimmcn0 ollfaefunbcn unb in
6ie 8oIi5eiItotion 5u @altton &C.
ifofft, no 8oli5eiridItcr s. q. Wiil'
Ter cinen Snquelt iiber Ben Seidnom
obhielt. Die 2Slirp gob Elm oltf 500
oltrd) Grtrtnfen loutenocS Scr0ift
40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-05
Nm nellclt 6allclt Don infecti0iet
Sfrantbeiten wllroen gemeloet:
Spfor

Sofort ii # d) t.
2i55ie Sboman, Elm 81 Sabre alteS
Nt0ofer bon @lenn-Hod, So, weld)c
ibrer Samilic Ourhgegnugcu mar,
mitrOe bier bel ibrer anfrmit bonn
Goli5iitcn 9lder feit9enommen mo
pom aoOi @romlon iofart mieoer SIT.
riidgeiouot. 9as M6oden miQigte
eirt, 5u ibrer 6ou1iIie 5uriid5ufebren.
StraBenbobn II II all. -
Der 45 Sabre olte Midael I6eno bon
Nr. sol, Sit.6ort-4penlle, muroc ges
tern ON SitBc Der Maribal- apcnuc
bon cinem neutrality-suspicious. 9ez
t%roffen, luobei er 10 idllimm III Scr
red)ten Sono iin0 om Iinfen anie Der.
lett mttroc, ooB er nad benz oStoots
&oipitol" gebrod)t lucroen mnBtc.
Ger n0euti6e aricgcr.
pom 9nltim moro" lpcls
der oeu @e6urtStog @ilDelm's beS
GrIten, 0eS criten aoilerS oeS ietigcu
10 mddtig itnb geoftet boite6enoeu
Oeutlden 9teidS, ont ociien 8ieoers
aufbou int glorreiden aricge bon
1S70-'7t 10 piele Der Mitglieocr
OcS Dieiigeu ariegerbunoeS altd pat.
fer m%itgebolfen ilto ibr 2eben IN Die
Shon5c geId)lugen bobeu, oaiabrlid)
feItIif be9ebt, miro i'll 0ielcm Sabre
cine belon0ers id)olle Seier pernnitol-
ten beItebeiib aus einem groBen Set
6ale, NIT oprousgcbeltoem CONCERT
nno Der g(uffiibrung bon leberloen
9iloeru, in Der Y@ermonio.M drmer.
dor-Sale" an Moutoa, Den 20.
Mar5. gben6s 8 ll1r. GS lit follm
notbig. oieler anfiinbigmng uod)
etipnS bin5n5uiiigen. benn Die Set.
lidlfeiten OeS n0eutiden 9rie9erbun-
bcS" erfrcuen Iid BET unierem9 eutid)-
tbllm zines 10 9uten gtomens nlto
elmer iold)en 3ugfroit, onB Der felt.
gebelloe Gerein id)on i'm SoroilS Ell.
nes pollen 9allIeS iid)er lit. Gn5 ers
fobrenc arrangements : Gonlite bot
aber 0lesntal 9nn6 belolloere IllItrcn-
giingen genlad)t uno feline Miibe nlo
Soften geId)eltt, INN Den eriparteten
5nblreiden @1Iten eiilell aiBerges
pobnlid) ld)oncn uno gemlbreiden
abcno SIT bereite,. Der .9lrbeiters
M1nnerdor" bot iid) freunolidit en-
boteli, einige Gbore 5u iineen, uro Die
Sltltrnl1entalmulif miro ein ltarfcS
SrdeIter inter 2eitirng ocS Srn.
5rieorid) Sterger %liefern. Der 5el0.
faplan oeS ariegerbunbes, Yaitor u.
i. Sterger, bolt elmo fitr5e 6eitreoe.
Sr. @eorg Geilpit, Der ipoblbe-
fonnte aiinltler, lit engogirt woroen,
nm Die Soae 81 ifmiiden uno Die
Iegie Der lebenoen 9iloer, ipelhe 5iir
auffiibrltng eelongen mo cine be-
lonoere Ittroftion biloen meroen, 81
ilberne6meil. 50 lit oenu aGeS auf'5
Bette porbereitet, unb iper id)on cine
nal elmer 5eltlid)feit bes ariegerbrnt'
oeS beigeuobnt Dot, Der meiB, lpie
gciniitblid) es bel Den oIten oclitld)en
Solonten 5rgcbt, 10 % ein Sober iid)
bel ibnen iofort beilniid) fiiblerl ntuB.
Nlio beridlinle Hienono, am 90.
Wtor5 oos 6eit oes nGertid)ei aric.
gerbniloeS" 5u beiud)en.