davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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stopped, embarrassed, and began to
oh, you needn't stop on my accou
Bobby quantity.
Stuart looked at the boy for a mom
burst out laughing Shake, partner"
holding out his brawny hand to him. Th
on the bed he asked: g How do
now"
First-rate, mister" replied Bobby.
awful good
"Good?" said Stuart. "Oh yes I'm &c
what YOU might call a sure-enough,
dved-in-the-wool, plumb-righteOus citizen
Well" said Bobby understandingly,
swear awful; but you're good to me.
beds so comfyl'' He was growing drow
Go to sleep, kid said Stuart, taking
Il suppose" returned the boy, l ou'
getting ep and moving on"
Stuart set down the plate and locke
child. A sort of terror took possession
For the last half hour he had been actual
The very thought of being alone again
him Moving on?" he said blankly. "
you going?
Il don't know" replied Bobby.
Stuart came back and sat down agal
edge of the bed. why in thunder
can't you stop here?" he asked.
Bobby sat up in the bed. Here with
your"
YES" said Stuart, q know it's an
awful-looking place; but, kid, l am alone;
down on my luck too. And blue! Lord!
I'm that blue I'm thinking of renting
myself out to the old woman that washes
for the BOYS down in camp. I'd do first
rate to indigo the hotel sheets"
The boys merry laugh rang through
the room Togo heard it and thumPed
aPProvingly.
Il need somebody to cheer me up"
Stuart went on. This is Christmas Eve,
nv boy | did not dream l would have
any presents. You see, IL" poor
Stuart stumbled on thought every
BODY had forgotten me; but l reckon
God hadn't. | reckon He sent you to
me for a present. VIII you stay? Stay
and be my partner, kid; partner in my
bed, my board, my shack, my dog-yes,
in that hole out there where I've sunk
all my hopes. Who knows? You may
bring me luck. VIII YOU stay?"
Bobby half rose and threw himself upon
Stuart's breast At the touch of those lit
tie thin arms about his neck, Stuart's soul
entered a new world. He held the boy
close to his lonely, hungry heart and laid
his rough cheek upon the curly head.
You won't let Dutch Pete get me?"
the boy was saying.
Dutch Pete? Let Dutch Pete show
his ugly mug this side of the San Juan"
announced Stuart, and I'll sure dyna-
mite him to kingdom come! Ny little
pard!" He patted the boys cheek In
doing so his finger caught in thin gold
chain about Bobby's neck. Hello!'' he
cried, looking at it, whats this finery?"
Bobby drew out the chain and confdi
played little old-fashioned locket dangli
THAT'S my locket Dutch Pete tried to
give it up; and because wouldn't he wallo
He opened it. It's got my mothers pict'
g" Is your mother living? Stuart asked Il
g" No, she's been dead ever since was
See, wasn't she a pretty lady?" He held
Stuart bent his head and looked at it.
a profound silence in the room. Stuart's L
rose from its grave and confronted him. Oh
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he picked up tIe l6lltl NOM IIlG -i1'l-
''On the strength of this, Bobby, We will raven on
that gobb1er. No more smoked hog for ours He
caught up his hat. III go right down to Sulllvans
and fetch it. Look over the tree while I'm gone
I'll get back as soon as l can As he rushed down
the valley road toward the camPhe had a sudden IN
spiration Hanged if l don't borrow Mikes buffalo
robe he muttered, 'and dress up like Santa Claus
and raise blazes for the kid'
Left alone, Bobby gave the tree only a cursory
glance then suddenly went down on his stomach and
dived under the stove to the intense alarm OF Togo
But Bobby fished out fiat package which ne opened
with much Importance. He took from the paper
nccktie of brilliant green which he displayed to the
astonished dog. Its awful green, Togo" he said
It's as green as grass. But Billy has no necktle
| hope he'll like it.
He hunted up a piece of paper and the ink bottle.
and sitting by the table scrawled IN big unsteady
letters
The Rose Is Red
The Nilet Blu
This Tie is Green
And So You.
To Deer Billy from His Loving Pardner Bobby.
He then mounted the steP-adder, and selecting a
conspicuous place fastened the gift There.
Togo he said, III bet that II tickle Billy more the
mine" He regarded the tree with critic.
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rich!" He dropped the paper on the floor
caught up the lad in his powerful arms and
tossed him over his head. Blast it, part
ner, we're millionaires!"
He set down the astOnished lad, seized a
frving-pan and big iron spoon standing on
the table and beat a charivari, meantime
dancing qrotesque1v. Were rich, rich'' Ire
shouted-'I tell you, rich! Do you hear,
do YOU hear?" He suddenly dropped the
pan and sank into the chair by the table
THANK God, thank Cod" he cried. His
head fell forward on his arms and his chest
heaved with great sObs.
Bobby went over to him. Billy, he said,
putting a tremulous hand on Stuart's great
shoulder. The boy was somewhat alarmed
Presently he sank on his knees beside Stuart
and put his arm about him.
The miner controlled himself by a mighty
effort, and lifting his head from the table
looked down at the boy. "TwO-hun-
dred - thousand - cold hard plunks,
partner" he said, measuring the magic
words land all through YOU, because YOU
would play in that old hole last summer,
II aking believe you were an Indian chief
Why, you bloody savage!' he laid his
hand lovingly upon Bobby's head, do YOU
remember the day you came OUT bearing
the scalps of heap Pale-faces in the shape
of big nuggets of the real stuff, " He drew
Bobby up from his knees. Stand up here,
Omponpinoosag, big chief of the Uncom-
pahgres! Ki-yi-yi, h-yi-yi!"
Together they broke into a war-dance,
stepping absurdly about the tiny cabin
and emitting blood-curdling yells.
Say, Billy" said Bobby when they
had done hugging each other, now We
can have that turkey for our Christmas
dinner, can't wei?
You bet we can!" said Stuart, start
He picked up the letter from the floor.
strength of this, Bobby, we will raven on
bier. No more smoked hog for ours He
p his hat III go right down to Sullivan's
h it. Look over the tree while I'm gone.
ack as soon as | can" As he rushed down
V road toward the camp he had a sudden IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

ltcber Den Snlano6onb
Der &ereinigten 5tooten I'M Sonlor
3. s. mod)t 0o8 Statiitiide Bureau
oes Sonoels.G %cpnrtements iolgenoe
Wfittbeilungen: gllf Den flint Salipt.
mdrften Gbieago, aanios.Gip Sma.
ia, ct. 2oris mo ct. Spiepb lpurz
ocn 3,235,61t Gtiif Shladtpieb ob.
geleet, betrGdtlid me6r, oils in bent
ielben Monot 1904 ooer 1908 uno
me6r oils $4,000 Stiid meDr ais int
lebten DECEMBER. geionoers CROP
fpar Die 3iifllbr Don Sdmeincn lino
Shofen. Sn Chicago aaein fanicn
t,624,2t4 Stiif gieb an, 5u oeren
9%eforoeriing etpa 1000 Giien6u6n,
moggons pro Gag %crforoerIid moreit.
Sn &anios. 9th fanlen i'm Sonuor
511,770 Sfiid Sflad)tpieb an, in
Omaha ii6er 10000, in ct. 2oitis
$4,000. Ger Gcrianbt bon @etreiOe
ftad] Den 5polt be0ettefiolfen Wfarfs
ten oes 2ailbes 5eigte I'M Sanuor e..
men itorfen Hiidgang I'M 8erglei6 SIT
Dem porbefgebcnoen Wonat mie aud
gum Sonuar 1904. Die @etreibe.
ausfubr iiber Die dtlontiiden S1fen
belief fid I'M Snnuor oiIf iiber lteiln
Miaipnen 9nideia, Die iiber Ole Golf
Sdfen ollf nubeju iicben Miaionen
guidels. % Die 9abnen pom Mil.
ioilri lire 1rodtraten fir Wais nod
Bottom uno NemsOorf nnf 1872 gts,
nad YbilabelpDia anf f7R uno nod
Baltimore, gieipport NelpS uno 0or.
foIf ouf II GcntS berobeeiett, Ole
giienbabnen bon aanios. Gin nber
lire Moten mad @alpeiton mo Nefu.
Orleans BON II ani i2A Gents, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

oie bon Omobo nod 6enielben 5Gfen
bon t8 ollf 1872 Gents reol5irt bobell,
10 miro sic 8erihiffung BON NoiS
bon Sen beioen SGfen am @olf mebr
ltno mebr ouf Soften Ser otlontiid,cn
SGfen 5itnebmen, Der &erionot pnn
9uumlpollc mar Gngelifts Der gr6'
Beren Grnbte pro5cntuol gertnger, nl2
I'M Sonllor 1904. &oueit bobcn Die
noroli6eu Spinnereien t,365,00O
8oller, sic iiiolihcn t,t22,000 Bal
len iibernommcn, luoS cine oernlebrtc
TbGti9feit in ocu iiiOIihen 6obriten
uno cine perminocrtc Ser norOIi6en
bcoelttet.
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@rief6efRrbernna nad bem QneIanb.

GuSldn0il6e Rolt tur Die nit Dem
IS. MGr5 enOenoe 8o6e i6IieBt
bier Gin allen 5Guen piiuftIid) tuie
folgt.
$ofet . 8oit lit often bon 9 llbr
@ormitta9s Bis 5 ltbr abenoS tag.
lid (ousgenonlmen Sonntags).
Yodet-Eoit fir 9eutihIono i9IieBt
bier om Wontag, ben 10. MGr1 8or.
mittogS II ltbr.
9ompfer fabren bon @etp-gorf ob,
tuenn nid)t on0erS angegeben.
Grams. ItIantii6 g 0 It.
0ienItog - Tim 10 l1br gbenoS
nuf europa per 0ampfer y0cconic"
Dia Queenstown.
Wittpod) - Inn 10 ll6r Iben0S
no6 6ronfrei6, Dem iiioIi6en @llz
ropo, G9Dpten uno 9ritiif 5noien
per Gampfcr o2a Sourroine" pia
Sabre Yoitioden na6 onoeren Sbei-
Ell bon europa miilien per So Tour.
roine" noreiiirt lein).
6reitog - INN Z ltbr 9(ben0S no6
europe per 9onlpier ygtem.Oorf"
oio HIpnnolltb mo Gberbourg (8oIt-
iodlen nod Srlono miiiicn per gtep-
Yorf" ooreiltrt iein); nm 10 ltbr
glbeno$ nud europa per 9ompfcr
nllmbria" oio QueenStolpn,
Soft ii + 9 iii ., nno Central.
amerifo, 90 eitinoien etc.
9ieuitog Inn 5 ll6r NodmittagS
nod Somoico per 8ompfer bon So
iton Moii.; INN 10 ltbr gbenoS nod
9crmnloo per0 ampfer s@ermltoion";
mad Snoguo, @opti lno Columbia
per 0ampfer 0NOironoad" mad Nell-
iutolano per 0ompfer oSiloio";
nod Sopti per 0ompfer nErinS @il.
lem; nod Dem noroIifen 9raiilien
per 9ontpfcr Barnard" pia Sara
uno WonooS.
Wittlpod) - Inn 1 llbr Hahmitz
togS nod Ben 9oboma-eSnieln per
0ompfer bon Miomi, 6Io.; UNI 10
llbr gbenos nod 9ubo, Yucoton etc.
per 9ompfer n&igiloncio"; mad
Curtis SSGono unb Ct. Domingo per
9ompfer ~@berofee"; nod Samoica
per 0ompfer bon philadelphia, ga.
0onnerItog nm 10 l1br Gbenos
mad Oen 9obomo-Snieln per Gam.
pier oSri5a6a"; nod 0en 2eeiporo. II.
@inolporo-S nieln uno Guinea per
0ompfer uEorina".
6reitog UNI 10 ltbr I6en0S nod
Eorto Gico, Curacao uno 8ene5uelo
per Compiler philadelphia; nod
0cn Ga Bloto-@ egen0en per 0ompfer
nSeIperioes" noh 8ortune SSlono,
Somoico uno Columbia per 9oms
pier nSornio"; ndh Gll6a per 9ont-
pier oWooro Cattle; nod 9roiilien
per 9ompfer o@dftiaiun Rrince" ptu
Bernomblco, Hio Saneiro mo Son.
toS.
Die BoIt nod 9eufunoIanO, bia
Nor6'S ionep, uto nod Wttquelon,
uia Bolton, i6liebt bier t6gIi6 I'M 1
ltbr Na6mittugS; mad Cuba, nia
Sompo, 8lo., tGgIi6 Inn 1 ltbr !nd.
mittogs; mad Sonouras, Gotta &ica.
Guatemala, 8anomo uno Der 9oral.
Zone, pia Retp.S orleans, tGgIif INN
s llbr I6enoS.
Srons- Boctftc IS It.
9ienitog nm Z llbr @fbenos nod
Sopon, Gorco, China uno oen Y6i.
lippinen oio 8ancoHoer ltno oiu
Seattle.
Die Boit mad IeupS eelono, Ills
ItrolierL 0eu.Goleoonien, Samoa,
Soluaii uno 6iitSnieln pia Son
francisco ihlieB bier tdglid ilit
7 l1br 4beu0S bis sum- /. 9lpril.
Die Grams. 8acific-8oit tpiro tGg.
li6 gum abfobrtbafen ~beforbert, u1o
Die 3eit oeS Boitidluiies lit 10 orrait,
girt, Dab Elm ununterbrodener lleber.
lano-SronSport itattfinoet.
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Baltimore sransfcr So.

iebt at Der
ehbpH.Gde bon Sight. nnb 2urtbarb.e trahe,
bat ibre gusitattune uno uiebrere Gubriuerfe
tgans) berer6bert unb lit iept i'm Gtanoe,
mobeI bon Salis 5u SaiS gu beforoern unb
fir bic anfbetpabrlire ooer 8erfenouns gu ber'
padeu. qrompte uno 6uperldffise Bebienuno
tpiro auaefi6ert. (b2-)
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Ni6t 10 eini d. - v9ieie
&1tbin lit cine entieblide Glollberto-
ide! Mfnn fonlnt rein nidt 81
@ort!" - ngtnn, III einem ioldelt
Sale beidr6ilft man iid oarouL ein-
fo6 .io" ODER nnein" ST. iogen. =
ySSSu, iucnlt man nlir oa5ll fdm'!"
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SamItaas. S6luBrote:

0r. 2 rotber Spot. 11tR-1tt%
0r. 9 lpeitIider Spot. tl21@-tt2%
Hr. 8 rotber Spot. 1O7h-tO7%
Steomer Nr. 9 Spot. t04$4-105
Siioli6er per Yrobe.. 90 lii
SiiOli6er fIoi~iifi3irt. 100 lip
WoiS. - 3lifrlbr 5S,254 9uidel;
&erionot bon ben GIeootoren 5000
9uideI; GIepotorensGorrot 709,1S9
9uifeI. 8erfGiife: I @oggon 5uriid.
gepieiener 5u AZ, 10000 9uiheI Nai
SIT 5215, 1000 Spot 81 52i3.
Ne1itinn GdlllIRrntr.
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4ini'S Sota,

Gr. 1424, Sft'ScItinores eirnBe. - 3tnp
mer an Serren gu oermietben. = SeiHfte
@etrdnfe uno Beire. rB1bs9 ietpsBranes
rets"Bter. BerfaInmInHgslofaI oeS DIT
2%ombaroftr. Sntutertu. 8ais tHo Getb'
Bereins~. gbef .sGeI. Wh. Bernon 4o42 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

aus ben Gleootoren 5uriidge5ogen
$3.50; @Ieootoreu.Sorrotb 1911 500
9uifeI. 8ertGutc: I @o9gon Ger. ?
meiBer SIT 37A, 1 8o9gon gtr. : &c.
miihter 5t 36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

9 d. nj eli dc q t. - Eroieiior:
uSuben Sic mleine @rfl1rung Der.
ltanoelt, 6rdulein?" % no0fom-
men, Scrr grofeiiorl" Yrofeiior:
ga, alio, i'd bate iie ia aud 10 5lt-
red)t gelegt, oaB Tie Der 9iimmite be-
g~reifen mttBte."
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gnItimorer Narftberidfe.

baltimore, IS. WtGr5 1905.
Mcbl .-3ufubr 697t Safer, eirs
idliebli6 - 5Giicr 5u &ocuit'Eoint
uno 1105 Sdiier 81 Canton. a~iiiten-
perionot - SGIier. Die Greiie IteQ.
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Wei5en.- 3uflGr f07l 9nid)el;
8erionot bon Den glepotoren 25,730
Yuifel; @lepotoren . 8orrotb 59S,962
9uiheI. Y~ertGufe: 1 8oggon Spot
81 110A, 100 9uifel 0r. 2 rotber
Spot 81 HOS, 10000 Steamer Nr. 2
rotbchS Spot 81 104H. t~gSaggon Nr.
3 rotIer Spot 81 LOG.
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Sn b~erfanfen.


u. N. SUTHuHI
Eentidler 4oUUfnt NIB Nedltsdniualt.
Su ucrtnuien: SanS I'M 700 Blod. gSeits2ers
tn9tors Strnbe. IA 3immer mo 6aoe8iTiner; 20
Yro3ent 8apitnlanlage.
SbruBpd G. Sd1fpr,
Sehtsdntudlte, Considerations mo
Berii6erIng5sggenteli,
Gr. 3tS. ct. EautsStraRe.
(92pbt6. & ,64Rte) .i = fs. -
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HrO0nften.N

ltutenItebenOe 9reiie be5ieben lif)
ouf Den gngroS-SanOel fir Den
&~IeinbanOel mlB Elm ehtiprebenoer
gufi6log gemo6t peroen.
@ier, pro 0ubeno zoe. bis 23c.
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slhnm Musp,s Mehanrant.

Wr. 1104, Y{Dr6s0e ntrnI7glbcftiie.
Ser ,Norboit Smmeripdbretoe gauberett
bon Baltimore" b%erfdmneIt fi9 bier
ie6en Moniae. - George 8rebm & Cons
8ier am 8apf, mad oeutiber art otreft
bonn Sdb.
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3n Dcrfanfcn ubcr SIT Oermiet6en.
Sn berfanfen uber at berpadteR.

Sn nerfaufen pber 5n berpadbten:
&ns ipertbboue @rlnoftiid an Der Gde bon
0ftsgaItimoresS trabe ut6 9oftofficessoenne;
40 bel 100 Sub. Ser bintere 3beiI oes @rrifos
ltiids tptro fir elm @efbdftseebdube oes .9euts
f6en Correspondent" 6eHltbt iperoeH. 9tdbere
Husfunit bel g. Blaine, Nr. Ali. ct. Paulsstr.
(301-)
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BUR Wbtpidelnng eiiies NndlIaties.
43 elder feiHeS ebeneS Sano innerbalD elmer
MeiIe bon Der Staoteren6e; iuegen boiler StuS.
funft nefoe man fib al 9iubert Q. GUrfe, Hr.
1928, 9iurosG niuert. Strahe, C0fdrit.tYlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

gei'm Seirotbs -Germi lit
Ter. = sd por bereits III Staliet
ais @ottin zines 8eididtsproieliors,
zines ard)Gologen, zines 9ilObouerS
uno zines Nrf)itefteil nun modte
ib nod NIT einem Maler cine Sod.
~aeitsreiie oabin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
femme i'd es griinolih!"
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NN 49, I'D 49,
lac. bis 1885,; gnten 12c. bis 16c.;
%llter t2c. biz &c.; @6nie 13c. bis
14c.; Sauben, pro Saor 20c. bis 25c.
s ri d te uno q NJ ii G.
4artoffeIll pro 9ri6el Acc. bis
5Oc.; nelle Observation-Disclosures, pro
SAB $3.50 big $3.50; 3iiderriiben,
pro aiIte 35c. biz 40c.; @eiBfobI, pro
Come $12 bis $f3; 3wiebeInL pro
8uIdel $t.05 bis $t,20; @orottet,
pro &iIte Acc. bis Soc; IepfeI, pro
Sob 1925 bis 1915; Inonos, pro
Crate $3.50 bis $3.50; Sellerie, pro
9to. 25c. bis Soc; brauner 9obl,
pro Sob Toe. bis $t.25; Spinut, pro
SOB 1925; Crime 8obnen, pro &orb
$500 bis $500; runoe &iben, pro
9uIde[ 30c. bis 40c.; &opfIalat. pro
4orb $500 bis $500; iunge @rbien,
pro aorb $1.75 bis 1925; 8Iumen.
foil, pro SOB $500 biz $500; Cur.
fen, Slorioaer, pro 9orb $500 bis
$500; Sonatoes, pro Carrier $3.50
bis $500.
Groceries uno Yrooiio o.
mem.
SaI5fIeii6, pro Bfunb: feline Sn'
aor.Gure6 Sdinfen 11Ac.; groBe
Sdinfen 1926; G~alifornier S6in'
fen 7Ac.; Sugur-Gureo 8rrtititiide
tOc.; Sugar . Gureo Sdultern
sac; troden eeIaI8ene Seitenrippen
7Ac.; Spedieiten 81ac.; troden ge-
Iol5ene S6uItern 7Ac.; reines
Sdmal3 in &ierces 71Ac.; Spef.
ItuItern S1ac.; MeB.S dweinefIeiid
$t4.00 pro SAB.
&offinirter 3uder: 9epiirfeIt
6.45c.; puIoeriIirt 6.25c.; Stanoaro
%gronulirt 6.15c.; fem 9ranulirt
6.t5c.; GrpItaG 81 6.t5c.; Columbia
81 $780,; seIber 5.t5c. bis 5.65c.
8eroIteter 4affee: =. y. T., 1OO
gfo. aiIten 1895; 6. 8. s., 60 Bfo.
aiIten 1906; 6. 8. g., 36 Eiuno
&iIten 1906; reiner SABA 2812c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 261ac. biz &c;
reiner Gtofta 2612c. bis &c; SABA
uno @offo, eemiidt, 2519c. Bis &c.;
SABA, semii6t, 241ac. bis 25c.; RET.
net : @oracaibo 2t1ac. bis 22c.
reiner Ga @itopra 2012c. bis 21c.;
reiner Sontos 201ac. bis BIC; Can
tos, semiIdt, 1926. bis 20c.; Tio,
genliidt, 1926. bis 19c.
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DerGbamp 0 II. - gas @ett-
fobren lit bod ne eoli5 perflid)te
Gafe anitatt ben Heforo 5u bre-
den, brede id mir Die Gnoden.~
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Sin @eihenf fir,s 2eben.

gsenn Sbr Guren 256tern elm prattir6eS
Wetbnn6issGef6enf mo@en mont, Elm @eftenf
flir'S game 2eben, TO I1bt fe einen alrflS I'm
Gleettts9 amen-S dlneiberf1ittm
burdmnden. 9ie G6ule lit ieet %ee6ffnet. Der
aofienpunft lit eering. G6iiIer ffr bic abenb.
fIaffeft iuerben felt aufgenommeri. QSeaen Be-
biHguneen iuenoe man flo un Mrs. SnbtrS, ss.
BIZ, Huro.Gharless Strabe. (276-)
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Sine iunae udthnre Srau iu6t Steue in eli
Gorefliren; 9r. 1926, 8nnfs StraRc. (73-4)
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@lter Gunfefts9aoen uno Saus, aud fir
iraenn Elm nnbcre5 &ei9dit puiieto. i'm 500
9Iod, GoIumbias9loemIe $3.50 nonatlide I'M
iuitefl. - SrciitDdigcs @obnbaus nit Saoen
al Der Scott StruBe. - @utaebenoer 8ruccns
2noen nit 9SobnbuitS an Der 9toros 9GDs StrGBe,
ebeuio elmer an Der WiofbersStrdBe. Nad3ls
fragen bel 6bas. d. Scdcr, 3r. 420, Huros
GnreNs Strnke. - Yiarblano Selepbou y. 75t.
(gpb10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
qir rin,intn .~mfina6inrn ndnirr

sum gertauf in Olt.9aItiuore, an9ren8erp an
ben pra6tbouen gBotterfon : Bari" 91tltrents
@trabe, Ode bon guItimore.StraBe. &omrrt
5uerit uno bu6t bic g~nstuobI. 9ieie Sdufer
ftno in ieber Sinfidt MODERN, NIT Tlarnor'
Bats uno sSaustreppe. ioiute r%nooernen Der.
tieIi6 uno Sonntags an Srt lno Steue. Ses
nibt Sntrrlountsglneruie g9agqons.
Goiu. 8. Gallagher, ganlnternebnleL
128-) gr. 2s0S, Sairnountsgoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
Steacngeinfe.
StcaegeIud


Gin outer 8dder iu6t Steue ais 5iucitcSni6.
W|an n%orefItre: rM. 49," nScutidcr 6orreipun'
bout" G3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

Nr. 1920 bis Ii22, Sarforb.abenus.
S%duptqiiartier oeS rIbaIia' Wdnner6ors".
Sale uno Sommergarten biaie 5u oers
mietben. Gutter RIdb fin gufternr6iten.
Seiniie Getrdnfe. 5retsYooI. 6. & g.
IeIepbon - Wlt. gernon 1863 D..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
gerIaust: @annsr unD Snabcm.
Serlaust i'm AHgemeiuea,
9euti6es ar6eits.g lahpeifuuss SRreau.

gar. 219, SiosGburpsStrabe, inter Der glufftbt
per yDeuti6en Seieai6aft."" 9ieienieelt, ole
gu bei6ditiaen piinfden, tuuuen itb perf6nIi6
ooer in frnniirten 8ricfen an ben glaenten Der
@eieui6aft, SoBann .. WieAer, 9r. 219, SEbs
Sharp trnhe, penoeH, ipeIher uHentgeItIt9
Nnsfunft ertbeiIen miro. (San2s, tS) .
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Die
Naoifalbeilmng Der
e

g6tua6e, rerbbfe gerlonert eepIaet bon
SpffnuneSlofiefeit uno fGIe9ten 9rdurren,
erfb1pfe1ben guSfIiiiien, Bruits, Nildens niio
aopff6mer8et, 6aarnnsfuu, @bnabme bes
@e6brs iin6. @eii6ts,. 9atarrb, W1aeenbriden.
gtibIperiioptung, WSioigieit Grrotbent, 8it'
Ii6feit uno GriibIinr, ctfabren aus
benz pSueenbfreltno," Wie einfad,
fdnel nnb bilig a1e nnnatiirliden
gerlnite nno anbere Solsen jnsenb.
fider gerirrnnsen sriinblid sebeilt
mnb bulle 8einnbbeit nnb Trobiinn
miebererlangt ipcroen fGnncn.-@ans
ncnes SeilOcrfabren. Sober iein
eigener gr5t. =
9fefes auberoroentIi6 interefnnte unb Iebrs
ret6e Sud (~giufla9e t0Q4l fpeIheS bon sung
uro Nft eeIefen iperbsn foute, fam aeaen Gin
IenonTa BON 20 Gents Briefmarfen b~erfteoeIt
be3pge1 tperoer bon BET
9ripat- SfintG, 181 6. Ape.,
Neiu.Yurf, N..Y.
(Snn16. iaG, 9&B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

Spbn Sran5'S ySddersSerberge,"
Rr. 136, 8arrifons, nnbe 2ertngtor,Str.,
Geo. @lntber, IT,, Brai'go's Bier. Mars
mer Gunf6 bon 10 bis 1 ubr aa9r1tt'
tags. cue beutI6en Bidder itno aunt Be
iliChe etItaeIaoer.
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q. VI. M~dermann,s baae


Satub 2tefi ,WielobtesSane,"
( Qoroofts@de Der Qups uno SorreItsStrabe.
. Sauptdunrtier oeS @ef1neoereins rWtelus
8erfammlineen bes centennial WleBgers
/ gereins" ieoen 2. uno 1. 9ienitae i'm Wto'
nat. GeIep9on = Wt. 8ernon 2666 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

Rarblano Gbattel 2pan aToeiatipn,
$40 tts $500 tuerben perlieben ant Mbbefa,
@tanpS etc., pine Gntfernnns beriesteu.
Bonn 4. Sunuar 1905 an ~beftnben fh uufere
8uredlr tpieoer in unferem alien 2ofaIe,
gnfuerts8ntlbiug, benz @ertntsgebduoe gegerls
fber.
8tmmer Nr. 800. 23t. 233 (3ipeiter SItr).
ehbpit.Gde 5aHette. nnb Ct. gantsetrabe.
@oubentrs fir Geihdftsfreunoe.
(g1ob9, 1S.I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14

gSenn SIR @elS nbtbls babt, penbet Gnd
an MID. 9arleben auf Soldre, Wl56eIn pber
8rlnoeigentbum. 8crf6tuieeeibeit. 3eine
2etbeefddftssNtetboben Mr. Srrnier, gr. 100,
EurS.saea.s trake, 1. 5Iur, 2uuHbrb Building.
(gpriI15-)
Sarieben auf 0ibbeln nnb adhere etderheiten
fit 6 Bro3eilt eeIiau nan benz tteuen @efete;
prtbattm. Rintter, sr. 2f0, Dft.2eItuetpns
Der Office miro 9eutf9 eeipro1en. ~
(Weai20,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-14
8elb an perlctben AMI Wrunbeiaeutbum.

0elb 5u perletben anf 8rnnbeigentbur
On benz Berger pdiienoett 8etrdgen = rid
babIbnr IN tuod1eHtli6eu poer mundtIt6et Mb'
5obliinaen ODER in 1, 2 ODER 3 Sabrer.
vWtertb1ntS & Mled1nnits 9ermnnent Sntl6thg
& 9pan AiIueiattuu,"
Nr. 5f2, goros@ulbertsStrdBe.
8. parrp See, Setretdr.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-01-23
To the Taxpayers Of Brownsville.

You are hereby notified that un-
der and BY virtue of the Laws OF
the State of Texas, and Ordinances
of the City of Brownsville, oil taxes
assessed by the said City for the
year 1904, against property situat-
ed in the said City of Brownsville,
are due and payable OF or before
the thirty-frst (51) day Of January,
A. ID. 1905, and unless the saTe
are paid on or before said date, in
terest and penalties will accrue
thereon, as provided BY law,
SANTOS VALDEZ,
Tax Assessor and Collector,
City of Brownsville.