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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

In shaking the dust of Il e D it,
d States from his feet, and adopt
ing Paris az his future home.
lanes H,zeu Hyde could not take
r IN The lind of his birth any,
hing TINT it woul ! moro with giy
art witlial.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

,John ". Gates IS certainly mis-
taken when be says there ID no
money in RAGS track betting. J.
is estimated. he has put nearly a
million dollars in it Himself.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

George Washington may hive
BEEN first in war and 6rst In the
bssyts a biz pountyymen. but
there la tendency to regard Presi-
dent Roosevelt as first in peace.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

A Chicago stationary engineer
thinks he has discovered that gra
vitaiiqr deesn'l act in tint city.
d had ben suspected all alol &
That's something was the matter
with Ohicage
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

The news that HsnDurs % sns-
psctsd al ooncealins cholera cases
of trads gsasonsoals goes 10 show
That there are some undesirab.e
sides Of commcreisGsh Of which
America hasn't a monbpoly.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14
are as roseaie MS his whskegi

he quetn Of Llglend is e.
$sArs old, but they say she tet
not look more thar. 30. She is de-
soribed by an American lady VIII
sag her rsoaatly for The 6,st time
AZ livery sweet looking, rasher tall,
but awfuhy thin, with baby blue
eyes, mahogany hair, beautifully
coifured. .-Slle has 1.-the snddest
fnce / have ever seer and wiie
she smiled. she lookei as thousl.
shs'wantsdto cry tnstced.'
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

No orsdspi ials moro conclusive
cbdld have been oIer4d at the gate
which is guarded BY sts-Petsr tim'r
those presented recently by a man
connected for fOrty-eight years
with tie, editorial depart nelt oi
the Eoeton Transcrilt.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

Thomas Sherman, one of To
Detroit4m urdeyers, "olames women
for it all,a which only Shows nor
,ysrb buman- Adam wa.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

By all meas DIR. Rockefeller
: ought ia reiQfo zee his Iron gray
wig with a set OF sidrburns.'
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

: I.Hnnfleon Lewis. corporation.
eoupsei 81 q ioaso, s4ys that be-
fofs the snd q tlh year .4aay6r
DUNE s..ll be opesaiipy sf.s only
paaicip,iised s~lfeetl rAdnsH"ih
the United. Spssas .y.swi'a views
ese as roseate ms his wh.Ske,s.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

Those English MINIS which j.
Pierpant.M Nor gan is after arc not
liabs Il to get away.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

franklin: 10 be thrown upon
ones own resources is to he cast
into the very lap Of fortune.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

syrus: Ualess yru bar Wit
Al,e faults Of a friend you betray
yoursowAss
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

Balance on hand Oct. lat, ie05,.. .... ske 0 90
.seceivd from Di-Qlelt AK, 1904 - "
..ecei 90 tom izene.dl LiceLse. -. 2s "
kSc-ised from otAGe lst oeme-sunIsl
=, poT,ioAmelt -,hJol mon y,l9@ use o.
Rsc.iyJu tro.4 justice ~o4rs iass..... 81 b.
Total. .s4l6vA ~
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

slssfel al TIE pestp scs at Psttle Mountain
- .e.at Ia, as sec IN class n.Lh matter.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

Bonded Debt Of Town df Aua In.
Ten per cant. Bonds. 800 e3sh 1900 on
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14
NO scENTs.


co,-saoond snce 4 solicit ID from n surround
nj, ,eoontry. s'ompuni ,stisns. OF. . -pagsonsl
80. viii Ia .ubjset 20 4 lid scrutiny.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

Austin, Nov. spril ID, 1903.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

JAM. tat, 1905. to APRIL ist. 1905
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

60. II. ". DYER.
Cornty Auditor
Ro9r, HOGAN. County Trsas4,ss
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

.A n Lsn4FRE. +: Proprietor.
$3.50 Yr3yf5IrrT Editor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07

Baltimore .Nampi.Y adet.Go.
(9tht unb SuocrlafHAe Sai. 2inle.)

NIt Yet, SInufeHI FQH bf'DroetIib.
Tdnpier ilbren tlpItb. Golintaes duSaenont.
men, bon ben ~BdtspineftfIAers, vi. f0-is,
piabt Sirabe. $50 9tgenb5, .6ireft mad OIo
loint @omiort gurioifj Gsottshteutb mno allen
lnnften oeS 5iibers. @ethlnouia in Obj
Nidbnlpnb, &erbinorna in BoriSntontb nit oeni
rSeuboaro Nir Cine" tolioen 3na bon Ports.
rpltb uad sltInutd. 5u giorfolf gerblnonne
a GarOi Hfs " %ssDaioIt n SSa'i ,a SIEs, SSSrISIi r,S
,pciiltt Iifo oh Dominion sine mad Gefps
bern. N1lbifgion, H.'0.. rnh Aidbmono, VA.
ri5le aeaiiite, thinner pIeiitpitse Pt g,sf;,, tt,,,
5umpFbei8una. stolen fret. Neferbirte %anilteti,
I%lnt1ley IN oei billet Afte1hr Der Bah Cine.
Nr ~ s9clt Naliilrore. Sirobe Nir 5o9 npb
5OS. GiGbts StrdBe, g. VI. e. Office, Githoftsgde
Baltimore iIHo GdlUertS irabe, Continental
1rnit Nullbing uno IlJauab'S, Charles, unb
peringtoIl Gtrnbe.
Sobn ". Suertpsob, ". preiBu,
gice 4rii. II. Sen sDlarnger. Gen. ,Eaft. sNaent.
(Se12-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07

GontltrSpcr'abrcn 4egCn :. y Gcp.
lin. - Gle S~uapeniion Der oGr.
item &otionolbonf. - Gonicrcn}
Oe9 Gomitc'@ Der @ldu6igcr.
GopctH &o@., 6. &lli. - Cir
9ntroa, Den Goutlr$ iibcr OaS Ser.
mogen BON +. 5. 0eplin 81 pcrbGn,
gen muroc bci'm @u1oca Giitrift2.
4ertd)t I'M Namcn Der 0Idltbigrr in
&0nloS'Gltp gcltcut. Iic Nnipriihc
Der @lGubiQcr, pom oencll ser NntruQ
ml"8cbt, hcIoulcn iid) MIR ullf $1,000,
ober Ole Mtrfrng 0cS Shrittca miro
1cln, DAB bic Giacntbum9 llebcrtro.
9ll1g, Weldle Sr. Gcplin fiir5li6 &c,
lnoht bat nit 9ht9uobmc ser llcbcr-
trogiil9 Iciner Sc6cn9pcrlidcrlnu,
peIfe an 6rou GcuIin 5obl6or mar,
~rltd9on9ig 0cnloht miro. Ser
%@rmobeiib iucIdcn &r. Geulin am
N}ontog oti Ole biciiQc oGrltc Nutio
nolbnnf" bate iibcrtroocn loiicn,
miro oui 100000 onQc0e6cn.
Ter Nniturm olti oic biciiQcr
SonferL neld)cr am Wonta0 in
6olge ser 3abIuraSeinItcllmq ser
"GrIten NotionoIbonf" cinicbtc,
ld)elnt Iid 9clcnt 81 bobcn. Ger Nie.
cciocr Ser oGritcn NationaG6onf,"
Sr. 9raoIep, bot nit ser 9urhiidt
Der Bidder OeS SnititutS beQonncl
obcr Sic Nuiitcalung zines gllSluciicS
itbcr sic 6inun8IoQc ser @onf iuor
belltc nod nidt m02Iid.
GoS Gonite Ser @l6ubiQer ser 6.
:. Neblin'idcn Wioiic hiclt acItcrn
cine lon0c Gonicrcn5 in aoniaS Gin
alb lno icbte cine 9Ioreiic an lGnrmt
lidc @%Idubiger oui. mel6c sic 9Ib,
boltung elmer neutrality-suspicious.
hing III GoniuS Gitp on 81. Sllli 5llr
@crdtDlrng Scr Situotion Dorihl6ot
mo oorouf bringt, DAB in Scr ;3pi
ld)enjett feline gcridtIid)en S6rittt
aetbon merocn Iolltcn, melMc Oogl
Iilbrcn f0nntcn, ole GerbGItniiie nod
neripldeltcr 5t gcltalten. Gic Norele
III oil lGinmtlidc' B(GubiQcr aide
lun0t uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
Aim epun ,uuroe nid,t aelumdt.

Ruicllpille, Gp, 6. Srli. -,
Wtau lit bier nunmebr Der oQaemei
nen aniidt, baB Die &olfsmenae.
tteI4e porgeltern III Oas bieiige @e,
iGtgitiB 'Sfang uno ben SdlieBer
iibermunnte,, mas man Der abiid)t az
geidrieben bette, Die bier tucaen cri,
minellen gngriiieS auf cine Srou inn
@efdnaniB iibenoen Msdnner %fitr5er-
balto 81 bdn9en, inn @egentbeil aus
1rellnoen Ser gerbofteteil beitanocn
gabs IMP init Der N(bjidt einaeornn.-
gen iei, Die @~etangenen 3ii ~beireien.
Sim" 2pon, peld)er aug Dem Sc
fdneniB bermlsgebolt poroen mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
Micoer sn Sanic.

Outer 9 a u, G.-g., 6. Suli. 49,
FrGiioent Hooicuelt langte bclte 8or.
mittag m%oblbeboIten aus Gleoelano,
g., an uno begab iid ioiort nod lei
her @obmung.
I'm If ltbr morgen 8ormittaa be.
giebt iid) Der Eraiibent nod Ocean
@rope, RS, no er am Hod)mitto0
einen Tortrog Dor ser ,Iational
educational aiioeiation" boIten miro.
Gm a6eno febrt er nad Spter gup
5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07

NM ben NON fiir 0c,ogdt Njclt, mlrr.
sc mdtcr in Scr &oooa9hcjImQ ocy
@cidndnIBgcbdnoc> ucritcdt ouiQc.
iunoCt. Mdn ninmr ur bo8 cr, ais
cr Oic'Sniiiic pcruoDm, mtldc 81,
@odcn hlri Socro, cintn MitQcfan.
0tncL Der icinc &circima bcrpcrf.
'tclliacn lholtc, ob0obct pon 2lnQIl
crioBt morOcn umo micOcr ms Csc.
'0ngnib 5uriidgcIouiru lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
WerdDantS' e Miners' Sranspor.
iatipm Spmpaan.

glnb bottom nuo benz OfteH: iebeu Wontas,
SieIftGa, SprTteritng unot Gnmiida, NbenoS
b llbr.
gut Brobioenre II. benz GfieH; iebeu 6ouus
Tao, WlitiluUtb iltto Srcitug, sbenbS 0 ubr.
Edh RCtUpprt = ReUS uib Horfoii. t1aIjt6
nm q llbt WbeHbS.
Srnhr wro tdglib biS 3 ilbr Mbenos Inr an
benz 1nQe ubfdbrenoc 8dmpfer anaeuomuIeu,
Hah Sdbnllnub uio Dem GlioeH: ieoep Diem.
itag. .2nnneriina NIB Sninitaa. abeuhs 0 lbr.
NOiiOller uHo BrOOtoeHee ; Sampfer iabreu
bon her &erlie nt1 Butte oes 9onas1ods ub;
SaUnuuab' Sampler bon oer 2Berite am Sube
Der Heitbaus Wbenne.
Is. ". @iaIuabam, Naemt,
FengfGo6.
u. Y. Suruer, @..Y. .Aatut.
". =. StrtbinS, @eu. .Wlau.
S1uptbfredu Shoeft.9de German. unS
9igBtS traRt. Ut3TSG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
Wcitcrm Wtarpfnnh GiicuGaGu.

'. 70 ~ w TO- ttiHt iUUO@ w NtHW.
3lGc o~erIaiicn ,9inene etaton, Ute ioIat:
SGglih.
$50 iriib - Shueu l'oit5ua Snuptlinie. 9a-
ger@lOlult ", Il ~. 3d., uno Dem Siiocit,
mo arSGe1untniet SOutldpS 4. Y. ". u.
Sbamber5burH W{GriitrSburg, &iHdctier ltno
Blnitt an Oct Gbeidpeufe 4 2Seiicrt liubn.
9.l5 N0tlll. YGlsHidc @GprcB. U}Ir mt
Ben Uiur.)
DOT NbenbS @ifoin. nab Union @rloge.
Snatid, nu1nenammeu eouutaac.
leo Wiotntns - gOrf, u. & s.. Sih. II. Sdipi.
ginie oli!t@ bon gmorpsSrooe, Carlisle unb
500 ,@iorgena Saupiltnie, Sascr5topn, San
cod, Gbippeu5bura. Sreoerid. GmmilS6ma
mo y. Il ". IN. bis G1eHaunpab.
1ob2 %crHl. glfonI. nab Union Bridge.
Ynri mo @eitbsblUg.
/ 90 9iaCbm, - sffum. mad Cmorh GruOe.
20 AaDnt. NiinH. mad 6llnrbs @runc.
1926 9|ddm, -- Nlue Wtniini0in grp. CgurIor,
Caro- %ierner SrebCrid uno Sancod.
$50 gln6ui. 49, CIV. mad gOrf uiS n. & 8.
SibiliOr.
H.90 yid6m. - gorf e6neu Orb: ferner
Slbnnon NIB cprinas @rrpe.
4.2b gdd1m. 49, Linton PrihQe 9tffum.
1000 Si0dm. - Cru. l'untic an herGunptliuie.
@necr9ioiun, 5reocrid, emmit5bur0 u.Sbip,
pcnshnrg.
5.95 AbcnoS 49, gIlom. nod guetta.
CID WbcIlo5 - Wffunt. nab ltliuUslirihdp,
Sur nn eamtuacn.
l.b6 Nndni. Nllic Jtioae pifriteb. GdeHs
9rprcB iiad I0urmont, Wiouutnin : guinfs
ulD SdQcr9tulpll.
%ur eouutags.
$50 Sorut. - Ntiom. nab lliionsgrioge uno
Sannrer.
go Nutii. - SUfom. nod Union 8rioae.
40 Enbm. 9tffom. uub WIcIin.
Biaets Iiuo @epdd EiireGlt. MIbargb'S, gde
GbdrleSs ltno QcrinQtDu Sirube.
3lpe buiten az 0nipltt. Ycullu. sgtbe., Sutton.
unh g9ulbroui CltOrtb gtbe.) Gtniicn.
salt ni6i an HeIlnn sglbe. sSiotiou.
q. 8. Urisluolo, IS. .. 81.
4. u. Soiptf, 8, 81. VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
WarDlauS nno FenniplDania Balm.
86ae psrlaEen Worth.aurnus.etat

Kline %OefInItn NDfth9NUenut- efation:
7.30 &ornt. Fpit nab 9orf, tdali6, .auSge'
roitmcn GDnutuas.
$50 GOrm. MffJnt. na1 9eItn. MIR Souniags.
$40 Norti. 9lflpn. nub Nelair, tdalitb. alisaet
ilOnimcn SOHnidGs.
fl .35 9,orm. gffom. uuth BeInir, tdalidb, aisge-
Irlnrtelt SOImiuNs
1.2O Nodbtt. Nffoni. mad, 9eIair, MIR camIiaas
3.45 yiabtH. GOil nab yorf, tdgIib, aisge,
HoiiiincH SuUUluUs.
4.00 8a6nl. giiom. uut 9eIid, uir Gonntnas.
4.J5 9iddm. glifOmL nab Delta, tdgIih, uusGt,
rumlHen SnUntuNc.
COS NbcnbS gi'om. unt gel lir. idaIit, aus,
gerIonliHen GpnnidgS.
100 sbenos glii0m. ua6 YeIuir. nir Conn,
tuQS.
Has @benbs gliioul. na6 BeIair. MIR Miit'
mods unh Gnmnds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
G%beiapeafe 9ampfer.S

SHctdpe0!e.f tute.
Glegante Bntiagier Sunpfer .Nuauftu" uns
.Htidtiin" rod
Elo gplnt Comfort ane Tprfuif, ia.
Sdnipier berluifen Baltimore i1glid (diisJes
~iontniei -Gonntdas) i'm $50 Hbeiios utc f0m.
men III Gio Botnt Comfort um q libr .Bi0taen3
nno IN ytortoif unI 7f5 Wuraens al. an.
l6iiebeito. an Die 8ifeubdbBaae Itudb aueH
Buuffen bes SiihenS uno ShomefteHs.
Herf.siioer etnie.
eleadtte Baffdgier . EGtrpfer -gbdrlotte- Lnh
sNdlttIlute"
uadl Neff-aspint mue NittntDnS. Ra.
Camper nerlGffen Baltimore tipltdl tnuSass
ncntHieH sorniag5) nm 3 tibr NadmIttags uH6
fOiilIiteIt Az gSeitsRoiui uRt $50 WiorNenS uih
5i Jftdhrlono III 9.25 WlOracHs an.
Ste al Woiitaaen WittluOcteii uno Greiidgeu
bon baltimore dbfabreE6en Gdlipfer. utto be
bon SSeiisVoini an SlsHiiugen. Sonneritulsn
LIB SatIituaeu abfnbrcu. leGeF. In @ioucefters
Io,5t uno NllmDuos AT; upo etc an Siemitas
neE. 8onneriinqtn utio gdtnitd1en ION Ndltt.
more unb an Wlontaqen. Witiiondpe Ell auo Sreis
fnQeH bon gHeft Roint HbtubrenoIt 0ampler
le1en IN g~oificipH uno Clap eduf an tbsi 9ins
fitgem 8eiier).
Iaupfer ueriaIeu Seltinisrs pam pter ri. 10
nnb -. eisbti "a s.u.sterftc.
GurtsFiucte mad alien RiirffeH fbnurt &c.
n6srt 8epcd ,allpegebea nno aailtei3,nlnlsr
Niaeis sllreaus: ~. 3t5s, srs.9heriss. Styaee.
strahe. cher ben eaaptzAiiteaus: VT. SaO.
etabtsetrste. Baltimore, W,o.
us Mf 'nsssis5 Nsssfila; sen S u l. ssss.s
I. Q. Wsraamfi. ehits-Ssn. s#ad.. assat.
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Die SdJiuarSe SanS.

'NIl''S~ ~ IANAJ Illill All
glutpergieBen. SdredenS,
lcenc in elmer 9irtbi6aft GIT
Wanlaroued.
Rem Oorf, 6. Suli. - Girtro
GopltonL Elm &irtbidait3beIiBer 3l
Womoronef, erbielt tiir5Ii6 peridie
oene, bon ser nSdNmor5cn Sano" nm,
ter3eldnete 9rieie, in melden er nit
Dem Sooe beorobt mlr0c, mern err
Den abien0ern nidt 500 6e3oblc.
Ser linn 3nlett 5%llqeqonQcne 9riei
lctte leinen Zoo olli Den 5. Sui. felt.
lpern er nidt porber berappe. Gr
ld)e1tte Den 0robungen feline Bead
tltng. Seute famen orei WGnner in
lelne 8irtbl6ait mo ocrlangten @e,
trdnte. @Gbreno er i6nen ouiluor,
tete, 6ellgte iid elmer ser WGrncr,
meld)er inter Dem Nomen Der grobc
Metro" bcfonnt lit, iiber 0cn 3obl.
it'd nno perIebtc bem 8irtb eincn
Melier'tid IN Den sails, ionic einell
tieIen Sd)nitt ilber oos @eiibt. O6.
9leid) ibm bos 9lut iiber ooS @ciidt
Iief, 10 oaB er follm ieben fonnte, err
grill Goprton eiu binter Dem Shonf.
ttId ItebenoeS 0oppelgemeDr uno
ltredte Fietro burdl eincn SduB toot
81 @ooen. Gr icuerte aud oui ole
beioen anoeren WGnrer ltno ueruu,.
oete lie, ieood gcIang es i6nen, 81,
enttommen. Goputon's 8erlebunoen
limo maDrifeinlih t0otlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07

> seeta 5a 5uper fur 2onoDu uuo faris AT.
Sambnr9. gmerifa'Sinie,
81 Yroaoruon ReD.Dorf.
Mrtbnr ". Iobion,
1877 Oit.9 aItimore.Str
Nm altru Slate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
Or. Ybilips ar3.li6cs
Sntitut.
Yer. 1897, St Yratt Strabe.
epeSialifteu fur eebelme 0ranibeiten euu Wau.
ncrn NIB Srameu.

Spe5talilten TUT BeDelWe NtahiBtlttH pVH Whu'
ncrn NIB Sraneu.
g8ir beiIen arnmpfdoerbrii6e obne fbrner5'
6uite Sperniion etrifturen. 9Iuibereiffuns NIB
5ppbiIis in alien etaoien, @erIuit Der @'ann.
torfeit uno neu 8use8oaeue aranibeiten. She
raide, boucrnoe 5ciIuna Wiro gnrautirt. I'm
fere bette GmtpieBlung beitebt oarir, oaB ni6t
elm Gent Dor ~erfoIgicr SeiIuiie 8i be5abIen 1T.
SO toftet Gle glidt9. in unferem Biireau Der.
inipreben uno cine prtbate Combination nit
ms 8u Baben. gon 10 ll6r gormiitaqs bis 10
lbr slbelbs g%e5finet, S6reiht, tuenn 3br Mot
fou1mcn f6nnt.
Sruto'Sin. uuo Noianb'Farf Iaaspns fab.
rem an nnierer 1bfre porbet.
efeipef'@de Soao. nue gratt strabs.
(WGnit9.I&5.tO
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Nus Giicrind)t.

u d III 3, go, 6. Sui. - 60
lepb ". 2ebouer, eiu Algeitellter III
enter SoBfabrif, bat All leite 8rau
finn Shiiiie ~abgegeben, mormtI er
nnf Die StraBe elite mo lidD in ielbIt'
moroeril6er sIbii6t cine &llgel III Den
llilferleib l6oB, pelber Gerlebung er
ipobl erllegen miro. Won glollbt,
Dob ole 3ron am 2eben bleiben miro.
Tas Wotip Der Chat lit IN beitiger
eiierlift 81 iiid)en.
Sn GiitIton, bel @ilfes6orre,
va, brof)te Soiepb 9lonco geItern
Ieiner Satin cine tootlide ShuB:
pltnoe bel. er ~cntfIob nod Der
Ibat, wuroe jebod eingefanaen.
1r.s.di. HOis Sads, ps la !mmsl esLaufi Hall
~; J; &MZzN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-07
Sdmade,afan0c

ieber grt, eincrlei mie peruriodt, be.
ionoerS W1nmerihm1de, @ebirn.
nlb Giidcnnrorf : @rld0piun0 Ger.
penidlpGde raid mo griin6lif &c.
6eiIt bilrh meme tbotiGdlih ipunoer.
oar eriol0reidc neue 6rieilid)e We.
6onblllng. Sogar GIteren 2enten
llclle 2ebcnsfroit geiidert. Yrpbe'
Scbanblnng abiulnt foitrmirei, 10 SaR
i'd Sober ieIbit iiber,rnsen fann.
Mon ooreiiire
Or. Is tao @pbert,
5G4 MOoSiuaro' NOe, Sctroit, Did,
C5uni4 .3&S.g9)
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Nus 9entidlano.
BIC NuSinbr uadJ Den Ger. Staatcn
I'M lctten Sabre.

Cine 3utabmc BON ca. $12, 900
i'm &crgIcidc sum Grport be3
oorbcrae6enocn SabreS. Gel
coiie ais b0icr @eiit. 49, GntbilI'
hung iiber cine nor iedS &obren
gepIunte 3uiommcntmit 5miiden
Dem 9aiier @il6elm unO Dem Oo'
m%nligeu grGiiocnten 6elir 6aurr.
- Gin ncllcr couicrputiuer 6ii6.
rer. - 8oriid)tSmaBreGeln gcgen
einen NuiItonO IN aomcrun. -
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Scr GradD in Supcfa.

GonturSucrinbrcn acgCn &. y Gcp.
lin. Gle SuapeHiion Der Or
item Notionolbouf." - Gonicrcn}
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Baltimore >Obio sBabM

Wan beadlte lpcttcreu 7ienit uuH Der ut. RuNab
Stutlpn.
> 1dGIi1. Tdalib. ansgenonimen Gonutnas.
gtur SuuUiug5.
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3HHt uIVbt- SIln0t nni bic Stunbe" Won Der
NamortsS tdtiuu iiiiuOltncr Steuit Uuu her
Nj, 8ngnl' Citation bio gSuibiustun nit guli.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

the burglars head snapped back as
though moved by an electric current,
and l shall never forget the look OF
terror in the white face Of the man as
he suddenly looked up right into the
muzzle Of the gun pointing full down
on him, and so fearfully near.
was again overcome with terror at
being suddenly so discovered by the
man whose life | was attempting, and
hung over him speechless and motion
less, wondering what he would do to
me.
For an instant he gazed fixedly, as
though fascinated. into the rnGzzle OF
the gun, and then I noticed that he
seemed to be settling down as II his
legs were slowly sinking into the
ground.
Then suddenly, with shrek OF ter
ror that fairly split the air, and nearly
caused me to fall over the railing, he
sprang back with mighty leap, which
carried him fully twenty feet, and.
turning, fed 70 the rear Of the yard at
top speed, leaping and lodging from
side to side as he ran.
The yard was high in the rear, and
protected by retaining wall OF stone,
and above the wall, and little further
back, was a high board fence. Neither
of these obstacles seemed to present
the least difficulty to the fleeing man.
He ran up the wall like scared cat
and fairly flung himself over the fence
The street was steep and rocky IN
the rear, but plainly saw and heard
him continue his retreat with undi'
minished speed until he turned the
next corner.
1t then took me very short time to
get back into the house where | was
glad to find my sister undisturbed and
quietly sleeping.
When the family returned and heard
the story of my adventure, they all
with the exception of brother Will
sympathized with me. Will insisted
that | was "a chicken-hearted chump'
and said did not deserve ever to have
another gc~d chance at burglar a:
long as Ii |. and very frankly told
him that / hoped never would
Lewis Hopkins in Forest and Stream
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18
They Reused a
Lion

In Northeastern Pennsylvania, there
is a school Tor soldiers orphans. Be-
fore the Civil War, this was noted
place for the education Of the young
people of both sexes. Along in the
forties, among the new students was
found a country pumpkin, who for
some reason became the butt of ridi-
Guile among his fellows. The curri-
culum provided for compositions and
declamations from all the male stu
dents, and compositions from the gem
tier sex in the chapel. While in some
aspects their thoughts took a wide
range in discussing questions Of law,
morals and statecraft, yet in some
things there was great sameness.
They indulged In personalities. For
some reason this country lad was put
in the pillory every week. AS he was
a lawful prey, his companions were
emboldened to go to greater lengths.
In time he was placed in such an un-
comfortable position that he must
either fight or run away. He chose
to do the former. He exerted his will
power, and made a way. He made e.
paper Of his own, and in it whaled his
tormentors numerically. Logic, in
vective, ridicule and sarcasm were
used with telling effect upon all who
had invoked his wrath.
From that moment he was a
changed person. He observed the
rules for composition and commanded
the respect of his fellow students. He
cultivated the talent he had found, and
results show that it was not labor in
vain. To-day this student, Hon. Ga.
lusha A. Grow, stands at the head OF
the Pennsylvania delegation in con-
gress-a position he probably would
never have attained had he not been
forced into this battle. He was the
war speaker in the house of represen.
tatives, and the president of the In.
ternational and Great Northern Rail
way.-Success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18
Dressmakino.

One must write according to his pro-
fesslon, so let me say that if any two
classes Of people deserve to see the
'pearly gates" they are the editor and
the dressmaker. We have all kinds
of people to please or. in better words,
to try to please And then there are
even those that think we should work
for charity only. forgetting that we
must make an honest living.
wish to tell why so many fail to
make good buttonholes. 1t is because
they turn too soon at the end, making
a round instead of long buttonhole.
Make the stitches even and close to-
gether, working close to the end and
using only two or three stitches to
turn at the end.
Now, ladies, please try this and see
how you succeed. From a bachelor
girl who hopes to hear the experiences
of others of the same class.-Netta
Magley.