davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28

EoR SALE = Sand. 1000 loads 'excsl- II lent quality for building purposes In- quire of Frank P. WeIton. g Central ave. Phone 74s-3. iI.276
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28
LATE WANTS.

SToRE. AND OFFICE TO RENT-store D No. 65 Center Street $45: office rooms on Center Street. entrance Leaven- worth Street SIS sach. Inquire of ]. w. Gaffney, 76 Center Street Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28

L.cUN3-ghs lsss pace j. -ss Q is l zssIusr srfsr e Eren sithsz. rs IT .sc rsts 2 te yrtr 2 cfe gT scr carer nases fe-re ze-csr -oN se caa e t Cal fnc tsv 6 gree. L1-cAes ffcz sc sa fvsts's. ssuts "a tt-ss. CD I-1c1 -frses
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28
WEQSED.

WANTED-The people ts know if they
 w have not g for ios of coal they can get a big bag Otto cske from their grocer for dime. 1i-z3-6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

A couple OF old antagonists meet on
a Scotch golf course every Saturday
afternoon. They were all square" at
the seventeenth. and the loser OF last
week had just played his third in the
shape of nice approach to the green
Last weeks winner came up to his
ball with grim purpose He had an
easy pitch to the green, but a number
OF young sheep were unconsciously
browsing along the edge "Rin for
rard, laddie." said last weeks winner
10 his caddie, and drive ava the
lambs!" ma. ma" vigorously protest.
ed bis opponent; "bide where ye be,
laddiel Ye Gamma move any CROWN
thing That's the rule CT gown.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

Of IS per cent is required to obtain a
certihtate Of reg..tmficn arl so Per
cent for an assistant certificate.
Candidates who receive rs per cent on
any srblect viii be given thae grade at
the next succeeding meeting without be-
ing required to take That subject again.
Jle law requires the AZ plicant to have
fovr years Of practical experience nd
does not permit Of exchange Of ceruh-
Gates
Temporary certificates may be granted
by the secretary % those registered In
other states. g,od olly m'il the next
regular board meeting The exan,ma-
tion fee OF $500 end fee for temporary
certificate Of $3.50 must be paid and ap-
plication filed before temporary GER
t'fcate IL issued
The subjects covered 5y the examlna,
tior are. Pharmacy. Chemistry Naterla
Mcdica .dentiteati1n an Posaiogy.
Graduates Of such colleges as the
board nney r@oognizc incudipg only .pch
as require four years OF pDcticai cx-
perience prior to issuing diploma. viii
be registered without e.amiaa,'oB 81
proper application aud payment Of reg
istiation fee Of $500
The secretary will supply applications
and any needed information opon re-
quest. Applications should be filed at
least ten days prior to date OF meeting.
II you are preparing for examination
it win do yca good to attend the meet
sng. even though you may not be able to
viii have 10 do.
Respectfully.
F. II. lnLrE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
AMERICAN
GUARDSMEN
WILL TEACH ENGLISH
COUSINS HOW TO
SHOOT
RIFLE SHOOTING CONTEST
Struggle is Watched With
Keen Interest.
CBy Associated Press.)


BlsIey, July 61-In all the English
fields Of athletics ana sport which have
been invaded this season by Ameri-
cans, no struggle has been watched
with keener interest and no event is OF
/ greater International importance than
the rife shooting contest between
teams of the Seventh Regiment, Ma
tional Guard. New York. and the
Queens Westminster Volunteer Regi-
ment OF London, which takes place
here today and tomorrow Each team
consists Of six men and two reserves.
The conditions allow the firing of two
sighting shots and fifteen scoring shots,
the time limit being one minute per
shot Today the dicsances will be SOC
and 600 yards and tomorrow 500 and
! 900 yards. The prize is very large
silver shield. presented by Col. Sir
Howard Vincent. aIde-de-camp to King
Edward VII. and for twenty years in
command OF the Qneen's Westminster
Volunteer Regiment, al organization
which has been described by Lord
Roberts as the most complete regi-
nent" he he's ever seen.
The American team. headed by Col.
Appleton. Of the Seventh Regiment. is
CONT osed OF the following crack
marksmen: Capt William J. Under
wood, Capt Benjamin b. McAlpin,
Lieut. yard e. Grail. Lieut.. Oren NJ.
Beach. Jrs Sergt. Harry L. suydaEi.
Scrgt. William B. Short and Priyates
Daniel c. Meyer. Edward Robinson and
Alexander Stevens.
The Bisley event. strictly speaking.
is the first occasion on which the vol
un.eers Of Great Britain and the United
States have met before the targets.
An interesting condition is that each
side must take its piecee from the
racks--that is, they must use the rifles
with which their respective orsaniza-
tions are armed This is the modern
American Krag. used by the United
States army in the Spanish war, with
the Burlington sight.
The last military rife competition
between the two countries was shot at
Wimbledon. England, Ia 1883. 1t was
a return. match to the one shot in the
year previous at Creedmoor. What.
ever the result OF the match, a return
contest will be shot next year at Greed.
moor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
THE uyes OF uRALnE.
ineombustlbie and Can Be Worked
With Like Wood.

""SV"pusHble ano Can Be Worked
With Like Wood.
Have you ever heard of uralitel
Probably not. for II Is a new inven.
ton Yet II is well worthy OF your
notice, since II is superior to any.
thing of the 1ind that has yet been
produced. IL is the invention OF =
Russian artillery ofhcer and chemist,
named Imschenetzky. and its claim to
distinction lies in the fact that II is
absolutely freproof.
uralite is composed Of asbestos
hoer' with proper proportion of sill
cate, bicarbonate of soda and chalk,
Hnd II is supplied in various finishes
ana colors, according to the purpose
for which II is intended. In a soft
form a sheet Of ur4lite is like an as
Destos board; when hard It resem-
pies nnely sawn stone and has a me-
taiiic ring Besides being a noncon-
ductor OF heat and electricity. 1t Is
practically water proof land may be
made entirely so by paint, and 1t is
not anected either by atmospheric in
nuences or by the acids contained in
smoke In large towns. which rapidly
destroy galvanized iron.
Moreover. II can be cut by the usual
carpenters or woodworkers tools; II
can be veneered to form panellng for
walls or partitions; II can be painted,
Grained, polished and glued together
Ike wood; il does not split when q
nail is driven through IL: 1t is not
Affected when exposed to mo or
great changes of temperatu d It
can be given any desired either
during the process OF ma acture or
afterward.-Hygienic NE sine,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

Whenever SEQ provisos in matters
Of legislation am reminded OF the
prayer Of an old negro that ! once
heard OF when he was praying Cor for.
giveness for then that he had com
mitted. He said; -Oh. Lordy, for
give me for having arrcgated Mr.
Smiths turkey last week To the use
Of myself and family for Thanksgiv.
ing purposes. II you will. ! will prom
ise not to repropriate one for Christ
mas, provided that the old oman do
not use too much urgency argument
aey in favor OF the Christmas turkey"
From a speech by Z. Bruce Macon,
N. c., OF Arkansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

'uo3loO-.. 'u9l 81 uoIsssssod
-JIss ;AvI eW 20 sluIod suIu 81 ucIs
-ssssod. ~ and 1lnlIA svq IskAvt =
~ 40 'ol uoIsVooo on 81 szsq1 ,uzyI
eU ~ CIV nos u pus .Isdmol Iao6
ssoI o. plouV aouuvo nok suoIA GU, NJ
eIs no< u 'leqlous ql.A ,usmesIse
SIP 40 uoIssnosIp Aus " 7sql pyss
lea uesq svg u rsegso ploq % losd
'xe uuo Puvs " JIesmIq pIoq louus5
QUA usu ON 'uonunlIs kuv o. kaY
sgl esoI o. y IoIsuoo-Hss esol OIL
'uoissassod-fss - snIsA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
Chapel In a Factory.

For more than half century the
lace manufacturing firm Of Messrs.
Thomas Adams & Co.. Nottingham.
England, have insisted on all their
workpecple-who number some hun
dreds OF both seKes-attending a short
service each morning prior to com
mencing their days work. The firm
have large chapel under their ware
house. with an excellent organ. whilc
the choir, composed of their ewn en-
Dloyes. is one that wsuld do credit to
many leading places Of worship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

Leisurely vending his way along
South Penn square yesterday, alb
Eorbed In the perusal OF gaudy- -backeo
literature. was boy In uniform who
Tailed In every respect with the Joke
messenger boy. Several times he col
lided with pedestrians without relax
ing interest in the thrilling narrative
1t was not until another messenger
boy on dead run darted past that the
leisurely Mercury issued from obliv'
ion. He turned an astonished eye on
the speeding youngster. "Wot's de mat
ter, Reddyf" be drawied, "Ain't you
Workin' Philadelphia Ledger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

rstrd-class passenger coaches In
England used to be coupled on next
to the engine. The travellers came In
for terribls treatment when any acci.
dent occurred. Az times the snEins
was driven tender irst in which case
frozen hands could be warmed al its
smokestack. The passengers wsrs
packed, seventy Of them. into a truck
eighteen feet in lenlth by seven and
half in width. There was no root
and not. as a rule. proper protection
~ the sides.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
IE PRESIDENTS FLYING TRIP
gBy Associated Press.)

Oyster Bay, N. ", July 6.--Secretary
Loeb today arranged plans for the fly
ng trip which President Roosevelt will
take to Asbury Park tomorrow for the
purpose Of speaking before the Nation.
al Educational convention. which is in
session there Mr.. Roosevelt will ar
rive at the park in the forenoon and
return in the afternoon. lie win be
accompanied by Secretary Loeb and
the usual secret service escort. but
Mrs. Roosevelt viii not 80 with the
party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
GOING TO OBSERVE THE ECLIPSE.
(By Associated Press)

New York, July 6.---Director w. w.
Campbell OF the Lick Observatory,
with a stan Of assistants and large
quantities OF apparatus including
lenses. prlsms. mirrors. telescopes,
clocks, materials tents and other minor
neeessaries sailed from this port to-
day to watch the eclipse Of the sun in
Spain and other places next month.
Special provision had TO be made by
the treasury department for the re
turning of the supplies taken abroad
today. TO this country when the expedi-
tion comes back in order that they
may be admitted free Of duty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
pra~Ina al lnfsrsnee.

Capt. John Buck kept a grocery
store at Manchester. MasS.. for thirty
years or more, and sold. as was the
custom in those days. good old New
England rum. His son-ln-law. Bin
Leyet. worked with him In the store.
One Saturday night, after the store
was closed, Joe Day. a friend Of Bnrs
who Was known 10 love his Medlord.
Knocked Of Capt Johns door ana In.
QlIired. Where's Bnl3" = don't
kpow where Bill is. sad Capt. John.
~bu. tho run le az gono~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
some PertInsat ruentIana.

When you zee youna man haunt.
ing his quickly gained wealth IN your
face, just ask yourself, -Fiow much dfd
be lose in getting III How much OF
himself has he parted with in ex-
shange for the money! Does It pay to
sell ones manhood and character IN
order to get rich little fasterf Isnr
IL safer 70 take the slower and ap
proved methodf Doesn't q youth lose
unless his life Il square and clean. M
naAttAa shat msaaV ~ gets S"-sus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
.aolAlss auIAIp surInn

's0IAl5s auIAIp suIInp qomQ0
woIJ sSop emosIaiIvnb sun0eTs Ioy
pspue7uI eIsA pTss 90 6IsoIBos psou
~ 'ausmnnsuI elqVpImIoJ lVqAemos
puS snouno sssqL syTT klunoo
qsHsua s6ss 'lvInoBuIoA sql NJ ..uAs
ITuJeS.. 90 uAou4 'sSuol sop eQ 10
ssa sgl ssA supSsIsluI lsBsI sql lou
'1ln1uso asBl sul u kIIBs Inun sslvM
~ ssqsHvd kI3uno5 olomoI uT sunsJ
-xs swoasno luTVnb 6usm sgl suomV
'paInao o. tushA scod usqM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
- a ST q EEA.
Bs.rs tie 1IAs Kind Ym Hsw NMlyS Ssugh
''',;'''' q &1HAZzz
india.s Mounted Nsrses.

India has star OF mounted army
nurses are all ladies OF good social po-
lows these ladies' Of the indian Nurs
ing Service thirty rupees a month for
the upkeep OF their horses, and free
conveyance OF their animals to and
from active service. This corps Of
nurses arc all ladies' Of god social po-
nition. aud have 20 undergo three
years training in general hospital
before qna,'f~ix<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

A pleasant surprise party MAJ be sly
en- 70 your stomach and liSer by taking
medicine which vii relsese their saln
and discomfort Wig; DR. Kings New LIZ
Pills They are niosi wonderful r-m
edy. affordlng sure rcll,f and cure 10
heaaache dizziness and constipation. 2bc
al T. druEgista.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
Forced to stsrve.

b. + Leek. Of Concord KY. says
For 20 years l suffered agonies. viii
a sore on my upper liR so painful
sometimes. that I could not eat Acte
winly trying everything else. cure,
II with Bucklin's Arnioa salve." ~
great for burns, cuts and wounds A
an druggists, only 20 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06
rhre. Good and Just Reasons.

There are three reasons why mothers
prefer one Minute Cough Cure: First,
II is absosutely harmless: second. It
tastes good--children love IT, Third. II
cures coughs. Group and whooping
Cough when other remedies iail. Sold
by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

The regular quarterly mecsirg of the
board viii be held at Oklahoma city.
july II. 1906
The fee for examination is $500 TO
those who fai second opportunity IS
given al the next meeting OF the board.
without extra cost An average grade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

Hundreds Of iivee saved every year
year BY having Dr. Thomas Electric on
iu ne house Just when Il ls needed
curen Group. heals burns. cats wounds
of every sort.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

The total agricultural area In the
unMed States. It Is estimated. is SAL
0oo.ooe acres-ah area larger than
France Germany, Austria. spain. ia
pan. England, Scotland. Ireland. Wales
and the Transvaai. There are engaged
in agricultural pursuits i4.4ss.oOO per-
sons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

For Cuts. Burns. Old Sores. Eczema
Piles and all Skin Diseases, there Is no
remedy equal 70 Hawkeye Family salve.
8 cersa. j \. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-06

Pale, Delicate Women and Girls.
The Old standard Groves Tasteless
Chin Tonic, drives out malaria and
builds up the system. sold BY all deal
ers for q years Price SO cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

merte lpeItberiibmt a~cruor0eu it, or
beitete im 0ierten Stodmerte cineS
olten %fiuiteren Barrier 6ouiea, nm.
Ter gilderH heqraben IN elmer flei
men Stube. no man audi am beQcn
Wtittag 0as &idt niht lolden tonnte.
Eblegmotiid an cincm idmubigen
S6reibtilhe liBeno. empfing er ieiue
Wtitorbciter. Sbne Elm @Sort AT ia.
gem nobm er i6neH ole Gorreftur6o,
gen aus Der &an0, 50hlte i6tpeiaen0
ole 3eilen. bolte ans DER 5oi6e cine
&onoDoa @ol0, SiIbcr ltno gtidel II.
5abltc Ole &eitc aus. GineG uittunQ
mur0e nid)t %gcior0ert. Wo6tc elmer
Der 9cillher Wiicne nit 9%arouiie elm
8elpr0d on5ufniipiem 10 oelltcte oie,
ler ldlucigeno oui einc iiber ieinent
Fulte 6dngenOe SnidFiit. Oieie lor.
tete: SD babe ole 3eitungen geleien.
MaS fiir Netter eS lit meiB i'd. ,Sdl
miinihe uid,t getort 3u pcr0eL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Die Nugit Dor benz SrrIinn.

Cine Iuitige @piiooe ans Sdrift-
iteuerfreiien er3Gblt Der .Sannoper'
Idle Courier Gin S6riftlteaer, Der
l6on lunge nid)t mebr nit ieinen
gSerfen an ole Oeifentli6feit trot,
fiiblte lid iebr nerp6s uio leioenO.
3eitpeile fonnte er iid) iogar ni6t
bon Der empfinotng losreiben, Dab
er elmer @eiitesfronfbeit ueriallen
per0e, 8ieie@inbilonng gemam nm
10 mebr Wfodt iiber i'm, oils err Gr.
|Id)einungen an it'd 81 entoedeu
%glaubte, Die nadJ Ab6anolungen ii6er
ElDdiotrie, mel6e er iriiber, ange.
reat ourd Die 8eiprG6e nit Dem 81.
reftor elmer Srrenonitolt, eifrig itu.
DIRT bate, mbeoingt gum Srriinne
fiibrten. @ineS Cages beihloB Der
Sfriftiteller, in Der ieiten lleber5cu.
gung, bob er infolge Der &ronfbeit
bolo nidt mebr iiber ieine Yerion Der.
fIqen toune, 81 DEM ibnt nod INNER
geipogenen Qireftor Der SrrenanltuIt
ST. iabren uno &orfebrungen fir lei
ne 3ufunft 81 t~refieu. @ie geiagt,
10 getbam NlS er Dem 0ireftor Dor.
gefiibrt mur6e, offenbarte ibm DER
Sdriftiteiler feline 9eiiirhtunqen. Gr
frogte, oh man ibn bier eoentueQ auf-
nebnten lueroe unO oh err lid Die
Aolimlidfeiten onieben oiirfe, in De.
men CT Den Relt ieines 2ebel1S aaer
Soranslltt nndI perbringen oiirite.
Ger Etreftor Der Srrenmitolt be.
tradtete fopfidiitteluo Den Sdriit
teller, plobIid ober rief CT: r@enid).
Sic limo ia oerriidt nloben sic, oaB
Sic CONSIGNMENT"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

TT t"bf btItu Ole W(ntDeinntit,
Ser en9liide Raturforj6er. 9rof.
9ooenoen.b in elmer fIeinenShrif
p6nlite Gr5icbunQ" cine gnfIooe
9egen Die Mntbemutif erbobcn 6r
beruit iid 3rmddIt ouf mocre g,,fo.
ritaten. Sllrlep bat qeiaat. bo6 sic
Wfotbenlatit nidtS bon 9eo6obtpro
ui6tS bon Snouttion nittS pongr,
perimcntell u1o nidtS BON Rcoriif.
Dung miiic. Ger beriibmtc 8bniifer
WnrtpeQ mari oer91uihenlotif oleid.
foaS eiuen Seboebonbihub bin, Der
nidt auiaenommen muroe. Eroiei.
lor Guulh belt fiir3lid) cine ieuRge
He0e aegen Die mtSihlieblide Nei.
giing ben @ciit blpBen 3ablen mo
SDmbolcn SIT mn~tcrlperfen. Sobenr
Den ld]etut MN oaS ain0 nit Dem
goOe ouSi6iitten 3u luollen inoem
er iogor Ole Nlgebro pertiGten mod
re. Smmerbiu lie9t ettpos @ubreS
IN i%oIgen6er, bon ibm 0eoidtetenRo.
rabel: Sin mathematician 9bpIifer
muroe 10 nit Observation-Disclosures ae-
lGttiat. ooB er ioaor 3%obIeumcrtbe
fir ole SauSgerdtbc erfano. Die
Siibplntte bate ibren 3oblenpertb
ebenin lpie ole 9eiue 0c9 Sii6eS, Der
aoblcufoitCn ebcnio mie Die &oblel
in ibm 0cSQIei6en ielbitperitGHolid)
Die Stiible uno iibrigeu W0bel. Gin
6reunO BON ibmL elm &r, Common
lenle (oentid: Observation-Disclosures
Itono), beilrhte Den %bpiiter mo Qe.
rietb IN lebbuite& Gritdmeu iiber
0u0, maS er 5it b6ren betunl. ,Se.
ben Sic" iugte Der Ybpiifer, lid
babe ieet mlh 3oblculuertbe fiir Die
6euer5onge mo ooS S6iireilen Der.
ans" a@aS miro 6enn bel o1F ole
len Weliungen gemonnen?" iogte
9r. ~Gommonlenle, lid fam ooS nur
o%erltebell, melm man ei1en lol6en
8egenitano mie Selter5ange o0er
Sdiireiien beritelcu ooer nohmo.
den nil; Damn baden Welilnqcn ID
rem Wert6." .Ob" ermioerte ser
Hbpiiter, gmenn ih oieie 9abIenlpers
tbe 9efun6en babe, Damn fam i'd iie
$50
mitrinonber muItipli5iren uuo pro.
ou3ixn." og8cS 5um 9eiipiel, frog.
te Sn6Gommonienie, oeine Sholl.
iel? r. oenn i) le6c. Sic 6rouherl
cine. y@eiu," iogtc ser Ybpiifer.
pid)ifom cine 3obl p%roou3ircn." -
nSourIt sic 0enn nidt ieben," cr.
ipiocrte &r. Commemorate, D0oB sic
miF Sbren 3ubleu Oeu 9cariff Der
Serm uertiercu, lno 6orm lit bod,
onS @eien oeS 0entenS?" - .Oh"
Iogte Der Ebpiifer, Sic limo elm
9tarr; nladen Sic. ooB sic iortfon.
men" 90 %einidltig Mondem
oieic Sade fIingen mag, 10 perou
idouliht tic Ocn qeiitigen ;3uitonO
oeS MotbematiferS, Der iibcroa III
ieiner llmgebuna Acknowledgements.
ben iiebt. Nid)t ihledt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Smmor ans Der Sdulc.

Su elmer oeutl6en Sdule mur0c
tiIr5lId rGnS Hino" oils Nltfiobtbcs
ma 5ur 8earbeitung gegeben. Inter
nent2lrbeiten por ou6 Der folgenoe
oriaiuelle NufioB: u0oS Rino gebort
81 Den SouStbieren, neil iein Stall
gemobnlid) OIL OaSSouS anqebaut lit.
Semen &orper beoeden 0aare, mel.
be nerihieoen geidrbt limo. 9ei oec
6auilif &inouieb lit Der Dfonn Der
Sh5. lie 3rou 6eiBl Sub. Die Sim.
Der liuo ibre a1lber. Die meiiten
Odien fommen pom &ano. Sn Der
Stoot finoet mon iie MIR bel Den
Mebgcru. Ger Menih bat bel bonn
Odien. 3um 9ciipiel ooS 5leiidL
oas 6ett, Ole Sout uno NnoereS. Ger
Dds lit fem Dds; er beiBt nur TO-.
SSe0es Hinouieb nGbrt lid bon Gilon.
sen. Gie 9ouern mo Die Sdien
pfliigen Die Seloer. Die &iibe aebcn
nit Den 9auernmGo6en aui Ole @eis
De. Cine Sub lit nidt idon; lie mebr
es aber iino, oeito i60uer neroen iic.
Die Odien meroen i'm idonitenMaus
nesoIter geidIo6tet. @on Der Sub
erbalten Die Mild)frouen lire WtiId).
0oS ain0 bilft audi 2ihter unoSeiie
berciten init ieinem Set. IS bot Elm.
nal elm SoIf 9egeben Dem iein Soft
mar elm Dds. 0qS idone Hinopieb
lit Der aroBte Stol5 Der 9auern.
Wonder Bauer bat 0tien Die 10
aroB Iin0 rpie er."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
8eitern Gar0Iauo /. Balm.
1rai am ~. 3sbrnar 1905 IL graft.
Btlae DerluneH 0illersS tatiuu. mie foIat

1rat am "a. 5sbrnar 1905 IL graft.
Slae DerluileH QtleItsStattUn. fUie tUlat:
5dglidl.
40 Burn. - GhHel5Ia. Sauptliuie, Suaers,
lolpn aRdc iesboro. y. Il ". Babn uno ben
gtoeH, mo 1iIsgenoniinea GrnrtagS -. "
Nabt p1ncod, 6bdnberSbnrg. WidrtinSbura
11.2b sl1snos = arom. na6 tiniou.snoae.
9aaiidl, sHcgenommsu ecnniaas.
pinte Ultlif bon 9nlorDs5ro0e. Carlisle unb
". & 6. BabH.
s.15 BORN. 9aIptIinie. oooerstotpn. Sancod.
SbtppeHoburg, Jreoertd, @mmitts6ura uu6
u. Il 90. Bdbu bis clifton.
fOl3 NoriH Mfforn. nab inionsBrtbge.
gorI mo @eitbSbura.
20 gld4m. - WHOM. uudh Gmorbs@robe.
$50 yiadil. affJnI, Hdlh @J,otbf8rope, 2.
4.f5 9la6m, - slifoiu. na6 iluioHs9rioee.
800 yi1dm. GrpreB nan @sitfrlnTtet,
lltltoHsNrtbge. unb oaIu Aff0ni. bis Saqers5
folpHs toiote 3dHeod. 5reoerid. gurmIttsburg
*5.25 Wadm. - Grprss nan Dot, Sanossr
NIB 0ettgSbnrg. {garlersGdr.I
ba30 Rnbm - aff0m. Hnh Gmorbs Srobe.
e.lb y.benas - Mtfofn. nab ilni0n.grtoge.
800 1Jeilos - Mffpir. Iiah gmOrbs Yrnoe.
yur eguHtags.
$50 Norm. - affom. nab iinion.gribae uno
2.s0 gadm. - atfem. nad linton. Bridge.
4.30. 5ladtfn. - dfson, nab 9mprh,@robe.
3dit Htbt an Der EepufnIb1nins stpe. STATION.
Btlet uno @epadsg iilteau. Nlbauabs, Gde
9hdtieAe rHo geriupienaGtrafe
Sfge balfen IN uuiofs> NeHHfhIhani sfibe..
Guitons HHn ptafbripf (Hurih ~glOsnue4 @tutinn
Y, O. gtiSoeIe. u a 10
o. " tspea. u u ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Der critic Spatcuitid.
Snangriifunbme Der @rbeiten fir oeu
Suu oeS groBen Reu. 0orfer SEA.
noIS

Snongrlffnnbme Der @rbeiten fir oeu
guu oeS groBen Retp. Oorfer aa.
nails.
SanoD.Si lit @..Y., 80. Ipril.
Die erlte S6aufel Groe iir Den
nit Dem Northumberland bon StOt..
100000 81 erbauenoeu 8argesaanol
muroe BET Sort Miuer beralsgenom.
men. IS bonOeIt iif 3unGdit Inn
einen Gontroft in Der S0be BON
$67O,497 CUR Inloge zines Sdleii.
%ientbores III Der 2dnge bon 400 Sub
mo DER 9reite bon 100 7uB bel Sort
MILLER, no eiu tiinItlider @ailerneg
III ben Suoion.Riper miiuoet, uno
sur Iuloge zines dbnliden Sd)leu.
%ientbores 8 MeiIen oberbal6 Sort
YiiIler, nobel 8 Weilen umiaiienoe
Iusgrabnngen porgenomnen meroeri
miilieu. Augenblidlid) arbeiten 200
Y9om nno cine 0nmpfidoufel an
Dem Werfe. uto binnen einigen Ia
gen lolIen peitere 800 Manm oa5lt
itoben. Ser Staat bot bereitS elm
9rittel Der Sauier bon Sort MiQer,
ipelhe Dem Sanalboue i'm g9eee
iteben, Sur HieoerreiBung beitimmt.
I'm Die Sdiifiabrt ouf Dem Gbom.
ptain-amale nidt 81 unterbreder,
miro Elm 800 SUB lanaer propiiori-
ifer aanal ouf Der Seite Der Sort
@iQerAS dleuie eegraben meroen.