davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
Northumberland banarirt.
8rou HooiebeIt bate Die Subj"
porbcr perlaIien.

oorbcr Derla1ten.
N~orfolf, 3d., IS. gpril. - Die
Grdiioenteniadt .Splpb" lonete inn
S6lepptou 0eS Warinei6lepperS
vWoboiuf" in bei6ooigtem 3litonoe
in Der bieiigen Nobp-goro an. Gas
Shiff lift nidt fart bsifaoigt, bod
iino Die beioen 9eliel in Solge Der
grploiion 5tpeier 8obren, ipelde am
Mittfpod) Nadmittog ipGbreno zines
Gturmes I'M 8olfitrom untueit Sap
Satteras erfolgte, nntauglid getuor-
ben. 8erlest nlroen babel Der Mo.
idiniit eriter alaiie Z. j. Murpbp,
ipelder idtper I'M @elidt, Den grmen
unb Sdnoen perbriiDt miroe, uno Der
Seemanu s. s. Dalton, nel6er i'm
8eiibt uno am a6rper iftpere
granotpunoen oobon getragen bot.
9eioe iuerben mieoer auffommen. :
Gommanoant gpons berihtet, ooB,
oils Die Sad)t Subj" na6 oer gr-
pIolion Dor anfer ging uno oas
Notb3eiden eridoaen lieB, Der 9aml-
pier .Steri" Der Limited Sriit 60"
poriiber fubr uno ben geiitano per-
peigerte. Die Saht mar genotbigt,
Die gauge 9aft Dor Mnfer gu liegen,
bis iie bon Dem 0ampfer aGl Gib"
ms Shlepptau aenommen puroe,
ipelfer Die Sadt bis Sampton-3ooos
brodte, bon iuo aus bann oerShlep.
per .Wobaipf" Die Sadt nad Der
RorfoIfer Naop-garb idleppte.
Gie Subj" lit Die Soft, auf mel
der sSrar Gooiepelt NIT einieen ibrer
ainber unl1ngit eine 5ebntagige Ser
aniignngstour an Der aiilte 5lori-
oa's genladt bat, bod bate Die Got
tin oes 8r1iioenten Die Sadt idon
Dor einisen gasen III Sadionpiae
perlaIien unb Die Hiidreiie naflg8aib.
ington angetreten.
~. m..-<aaF~o.,a. m~oaF(n..H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
Nad) Oem ionniscn Siiben.

9oniul 3on5inger modt p~erniinfttge
8oridIGge. - GS bunoeIt iid
bauptiG6Iid INN iiioii6e Gmi>
grafton. - Cine Bill miro benz
6ongreB umterbreitet neroeu,
pelde Der lleberfiiaung BON SG=
fen, lpie Ren!Dorf uno anoeren,
nbbelfen iol. = @rbeit I'M Sii0en
uno @eiten profitabler, ais Sou-
itren im @betto.
8oibington 9, s., 10. april.
- Or. Ioolpb Gan3inger, Der ameri-
tantide &oniul i'll Nberbeer, S6ott-
LAMB, beabIidtiet, Dem Gon9reB cine
Sill 5u unterbreiten, 0eren 3pef Die
9(blenfung Der Ginponoerung, beiou-
oerS Der iiioiiden, bon ben groBen
SGfen I'M Often Der 8ereinigten
Staoten. rpie NepsYorf, mad iiio-
Iiden uno neItli6eu SGfen iein ioa.
Or. 0dn3inger ipridt feline gnii6t
oabin airs, ooB Die 8~ereinigten Stao-
ten in Der 4ngelc9enbeit meientlit
quite 0ienite leiiten fonnten, tpenn
cine 9onpferlinie, Die cine @er6in-
orng nit Der Ganamo-Giienbabu oil
Der 8eltfiiIte oeS 2anoes beiteben
miir0e. Der 3ped oeS Bill beItebt
oorin, oie lleberfiiqung in gtep.0orf
5u beleitigen unb 0ns 2e6en Der @n1i-
granten oitf cine ~geiiinoere 8oiiS 81
bringen. Der aoniuI idiloert bic
3litan6e inter ben Grmiten SSuben
III NeD-Yort un0 fGbrt fort:
n9ie @migranten, Die in Ger gliid=
liden Sage iuarerL ii6 enttpeoer I'M
Sii0en ODER @elten an3itlieoeln, bos
ben fir ii6 uno hire 9inoer Elm Idpe-
res Broblem aeloit; OoS 8roblem Der
biirgerIiden Nilimilation uno elmer
idnelen Grlernlng Der Sprade uno
@epobnbeiten Der 8eipobner oes
2anoeS, mas i'm 8betto BON Rem-
gorf elm cling Ser ltnmogIidfeit lit.
SIM Ghetto b0ren Die Sroen nibtS
ipeiter, oils ben iiioiiden Sorgon, Der
leioer bon ben iiioiihen 3eitungen Ii.
ben iiioii6en Ibeotern, iuelde iie be-
iuben, geforoert miro, uno file tbot-
id6lid) perbinoert, nit Dem mobren
8eiite unierer 2ebensiueiie befonnt
5u meroen. 9ies trifft bel fat alien
9Gmigronten Elm. Ser SStaIiener LAM
oh I'M itaIienii6en 8iertel SEEM.
W. t'S, bort mo iiebt nidtS NnoereS
us ieine 2onoeSiprade uno perbleibt
III elmer llntgebung, Die bon oeniel-
ben S0ee'u uno @efiiblen ollrdorun.
gen lit, als oos 8olf, unter Dem er
groBge5ogen ipuroe. ST. aIiimilirt IidJ
nibt nit Dem Amerifanertbum.
uginmanoeruig mad Dem Sii0en
unD Beiten wiiroe terner 5tpei idtperr
groblene Ioien, isllen gegeniiber Dos
@oIf Der Der. effraten iif) oueen-
blidlih iiebt. gEiIt Dies ole gteger-
5ro9e I'M Siioen .lnb Die Mongolen-
Srage I'M @eitat. Nrbeit in irgenb
melfer 5orm i'm Siioen, bouptiGd.
lid in ben 8oumipoa . 6obrifen, lit
feineSnegs 10 onitrengeno unb unit
der uno bringt 10 ipdrlide &eInItote
elm oils oas elenoe Sauliren nit uu-
profitablen fleinen 8eaenitdnoen
ourf Die Stroben Stem . gorf'S."
Or. 3an3inaer's alSfiibrung II bo-
ben bier einen olBeroroentli6 guten
@inorltd gentodt uno feline gorihlds
&c perbienen Die peitgebenoite9eriid
iidtigung I'M Sntereiie ber9lagemein
belt uno Der Suoen i'm 9eionoeren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
8eitcrn MarglanS ga6u.
Frat an 81. 5sbraar 1905 In araft.

1rat am 81. 5ehraar 1905 In Kraft.
8itge b~erlafe1 9~tuersStatipn. ipte fotgt:
1dgith.
4.30 Born. -tGbHeu6ns, SnmpiIinie, SaeerSs
iotut, BaDneSboro. ". & VI. Nahu ulo ben
Gfioen, iino atSgeIoulHnen ScnutaeS q. D.
gatn Satieod, ebanbersbira, Mlartlfisturg
11'25' si6eriSs - atfom. mad unton.srtSae.
Easlida, ausgsnommen eenntass.
It's BORN. = Oorf, y. & 6. 9th. uito Saupt.
qluie oftIif bon Gniorbs @robe, Carlisle uno
%. & 8. Babn.
s.15 gorm. Sauphlnie, Saaerstopn, Sanepd.
a. & %. Sa66n Biz eltion. ~"
1912 Born. sffoHI. mad lnions8rtoge.
Dorf iHo GETTYSBURG.
225 3adm. - 9lfiom. ua9 gfnerbs8robe.
3.25 gsadnt. MffoGr. mad Gtnorbf8rope, q.
y e. Sib.. foipie Wort.
800 9ladnl. 9rpreB mad ~9Seftminfter,
1tnionsBrfoee. aHo sdnn NffoiH, bis Saeerss
TOWN. totpie 8aucod, 5re6erid. Gmmtttsburg
ttno Sbtppel5bur9.
*5.25 4adlm. = GEpreh uadl Dot, SaHpoer
NIB 9etiBSbure. 1BarlorGar.Y
5.3o Mafnt. l4ffonl. nab gnor1sSrohe.
els atbeffss - Nffom. na6 tlHious9ribee.
500 abeRos Mffom. mad Sulorps9robe.
ysur snnntnas. d..
$50 Worm. - Iffoin. fah untonsgrioGe uTo
2tS0 ysashm. - affom. mad ilnionsgrioae.
4.30 Nndm. - Mffom. nab GmornsGrobe.
9aIt .fttdt on ber Bennfblbunla.sioe sStdtton,
billet tno GepddsAitrean. MIbauab5, gde
Gbatless tit6 esrifgtonsStrabe.
3hse hnlten an lniuns. Rennfbfbduiusstbe.s :.
Gi!Ifoa. iiab gsa!bfeot SHsstbssInehue) eiaiiou-
q. ID. 4ptusii. o. u. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16

betotoen iid); Seinse ielbIt, ser Grit
beningenienr VI. .. 6ranf, I. s.
Bad, DC. g, Gill uno Der Gbouifeur
". &, Spof. Sn Dem 8oaen puren
Der Observation-Disclosures 5boS. Noe
iIno Sri. 2iate &uconbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
@unoerpoae Gntoednna.

graa 8. gfeFins, berborroeeiibe GpesiaIiftin
fit SrduensGeioen. 9anten foIlte1 itb In allen
5dIen Deriraultbtr srt an iti6 peitoet. @enn
Sic leibenb. itlo, iperoe i9 S9neH beIteH; $40
riins In 4s StuitoeIi ooer feine B%e3abIung ber.
Iangt. aein Gdbmer5, coer @tfabr, ooer nnier'
ereb4ng Der arbstt; epata barmlos 2Ht
forumeH fit 3nmen. @efdiIte g8drterimeri
@er8tItbe. Be6auolitle, ipenlt eepiinfbt. Girens
bertrauIi9. 8atbertbetinns frttenfrei. Spredbs
bon 9 bis 8 g1a6n. Srau O. gieittna, Dir. 1t9,
peft.syahett sStrnbe fWtdrAg1T ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
RsssIano mHo yernDlpania.g aba,

Siige berIaffen aorttssibenue citation:
7.S0 Born. nod BORT. tdaIt1, ausaenom.
men @onntdgs.
$50 Bonn. rad Delta, mir gonntneS.
$40 nod geiair. tdglit. nnsgenoulnien
GoHntaoS.
s.26 saadm. nd3 vorf. txeIi4. aussenont.
MEN Gonntngs.
400 gladbm. nd1 Delta, rur gonntaes.
l20 mad Delta, tdoIt1, aisaeHputnseH am
Gonntae.
600 s,abn. mao gelair, faaIt1, anssenoHI.
men &nnnfaee.
1000 abeHte, nnfb BtIait, Hur gonfifaas.
f1.4b Hernia, rad Hslatr. Uattruea urt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
3erdants' & Miners' Sranspor-
tatioa Gompssp.

Tafnpfsfs3tate
y1n@ Roiteu iuo benz Often: ieben Wlpntdp,
9tenftan. 8onnerftaa uHb G%urftag, stbenbS
0 tibr.
Rdm probibettce unb benz Often: iebeuSonn.
nag, Mltttipod uno Greitae, Hbenos 8 fIbr.
Mao Neiuport $ gteus uHb NorfoIf: tdeIin
iiH o iibr gbenbs.
s5ra6t nirb taali1 BITS 8 ti9t abenbs fnr an
BEN Taee abfabrenoe 8ampier argenomrren.
BAD GdbnrtHdb ufth bent Siben: iebeu Diem
flag, 9onneritog uEo @amfta1, abenbs 6 ttbr.
Boftoner unb Hrooibenre : Dampfer fabren
bon ber ABerfte am Sube hes Cons. 9ods ab
Saoannab.D ampfer bot ber Merfte out 0tbe
Der s8sftsGa1Sag henIe.
q. N, GiaInahaH. aeent.
gones3o6.
%. q. turner, @.s8..H.
u. .. etehbtHs, 6.sWe.
6duptbii, can etbuIt.@de German. NIB
ei8Dt.9trahe. 5ra6ts itno YaiidgesHiiredt -
Rr. 32f, @et.taftimuresS trabe. Ctf3.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
Sin SaidenSieb, Der in Baltimore
Iiebeu Sabre lang itabf.

tGIepeIano, 8, 10. Ipril. -
Mleran0er NIfreoo, melder nit meb-
reren GompliCen lpegen zines 8ta-
montenoiebitablS ont beleu Sage
berbaftet muroe, bat Elm pnles 8e-
ItGnoniB obgelegt uuo lit Staats-
3euge ~geiuoroen. @r tbeilte NIT, ooB
Sim 5orbeS, ser Gentleman Burg
lar, uno Elm geuiiIer ~0tife" &eegon
Die SallptbGbne bel Dem @inbrltd)e
moren. Serner er3Gblte Ilfreoo:
ygbc mir nad) GlepeIonO tameL ba-
ben mir &oihenoiebItGble III Nelu-
Yorf, Chicago, Q. Qotis, &em.
SrleonS, Baltimore un0 @aibington
begongen. Sd babe ous 8emerbe
iieben Sabre lang betrieben nno bin
niemulS perGaftet moroen, che id)
nad) Glepeluuo fam. Sn Chicago
mIroe id nit Sim Sorbes uno anoe-
rem lpoblbetannten Serbredern be
FAINT, un0 in GlepeIuno begab idI
mid umter 0iebe uno @inbreder. ="
SorbeS, Der nit glireoo uno aeegan
per6nftet puroc, itelte 9iirgi6ait
imo peri6wano uno ioll in Chicago
fem. 9eegon miro i~eltgebalten. Die
9anoe erlongte fir $4,000 0ioman-
ten in einem bieiigen S5ltlpelierlooen.
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eGen 81 1uuer fhr aOnbou uno garte nu.
81 8rodoma0, Nem. Oorf.
Irtbnr VI. HobiOn,
1877 SIt.9oltimore.Str
9tm alteit 4Iabe.
Saltimors 9ampf.B adet.Go.
!Alts nah suoetIaI ives bai.Stnlt

BE Der. eiaateHsBeSit beiSr5ernb.
men, bon ben rBap 1ine oilers. gr. 10--ts,
2tabtsSirabe, $50 .WberoS, birefi nGh DIb
gotnt Comfort. gloriolf. HorisInpiib unb allen
8oirt Comfort NIT ~@. & p.sGiftn6abn" mob
sidmonb,. 8erbinonna In Portsmouth init benz
aGeaboarb Nlr Cine toIibsn BUG bon, .Bosts'
init Ser ~atIantic Coat Cine. gorfoIf uub
Carolina. Roriolf unb thbIi9, NorfoIf unb
tpeftIi9 iino nSIb DonltHipn Cine" nod .yleis'
WnBI3etfen nab eurtpdtfdem Ytane. 0urfi.
ri5fe aaiiiten3tntHer, eGeftrif9s .8eIenhtllng,
9ninpfbei8ute, 9oien fret. Telerbirte HdtfiteIs
Rr. 32t. @eftseaItimores@ irGBe, gr. 500 nHb
sos, qtebtsgtrdbe. Q. ~, g. Office, Ut, 2tb,
Notwithstanding, nn6 aIbaugb'S, GbdrteSs
,inh leIiHgtonsGtrnfe.
SpHu ". SHertuGub, Q. DrptuH,
SicesBrdf. II. Sen. Wlannatr. @en. sa8ati 'sGent
(9eA29
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id)reitet Die 6lommen ur6t jino2t
9riinbiIO. "a uiterbridt mid mein
Mdodcn .a6, beB mceht id olucr
ood aerrt eniol icbe, 10 idrriI4 3ei9
ieb id 10 ocrul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
NOrOOeuti6er 0l0bO.
8eaelmGhise 9ampfidifffnbrt
Bnifheu
WoIt;tunre mn Nreutsu

JtVBtlAAuktbC -uAipfWttIlu1Et
Bmtt6eu
Baltimore nuS 8renten
Sltr6 ste neiten rmo erprobten, nit
alien 8equemIihfeiteu ~oeriebeueu
BoItoampfer eriter 9Gaiie:
.RGein," 19raloenburg,"
,Redar," sgbemntb,"
JMoin," n8reslalt."
Die @rpeOitioustase iin6 pie folgt:
49, bon Baltimore:
sGbemnit," W'ittlpotb, oen 10. aprlI,
2'lt9r Nohmittoas.
g@cra, SomItaa, Den -. Npril,
NadmittdgS , llbr.
n@oin," Wittmoh, Den 3. WtaL
Ga6mittoQS 2 ltbr.
.Sauuoper, Wiitt>uody, ben 10. Wai,
9u6mittogs 2 llbr.
oGuiIeG, O}ittwod). Oen II. 0tut
Na6mittoQs : llbr.
,9rcSlolC" Mfittmod, ben "a. Woi
gtVuIlllllluHS = XVI
8tueite 4oiiite-B
BoH $4,000 an.
3piibenbeds .Baliage.Rreiie:
gsu Baltimore nan 8remeu. go. 1sUU
Won VremeH uadI Baltimore $3.50.
GunhretTe.giaet uun Baltimore mad grtuisu
ano Suriid SIT 80.
Begeu Srabt uno Rnfiaae ptnbe man fh
an Die DISQUALIFICATION
u. Sdmmadler &c g.,
Scr. Z. Siio.@ ap-S traBe,
ODER
GotuGro 8aine,
Etftee Sts pBeatThea 6orreiponbeutsn."
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G6ciapcafe 9ampfer.G ompaenic.

GptfNfsuit ~NfHftt oHHPHUNit
Gdefapeatesainir.
@legdnte Ydilugter : Sampier nMugufta" ltlto
agltlafta" nab
Efb Bulnt Comfort NIB Worfoif, IA.
9ampfer ~oerlafen Baltimore tdgIi6 (dusIe'
ti0mniel SunHt1gS) nm $50 WbtnoS uno tJit.
men In OLD 1nint Comfort UNI o llbr Utorgen5
ltfo ut gtorfoIf tim 7t5 WtorgetS an, aus
lbliebeHb. an pie SitenbnbnBilqe. mad alien
YunfteH hes GiiheHs uHh Sii0lpettelS.
N1rfsNiper.9iHie.
@Iegdnte Ynffngier 9dnipfer pG9urI0t.e' nno
Baltimore"
nan WeitsHuint unb Hif1munb, va.
8ampfer b~erlufeH Baltimore taali6 tnliSle.
I%iorIiiten SoHntags( nm 3 n1r Gadmtitno5 mo
fbHllneil Bt gSeft H6iHt I'M 7.30 Wiorgen5 itil9
8it Jlidmtono I'M 9.25 Wioraelts GH.
Ole at WsottageiL Wlittip0deiI nno Sreitugelt
bon Baltimore nbfabreuoeu 3dmpF.r, ulio DE
bon NeftsFul1t an 0ieHitnaen. 6onncrltnAen
itno Sdtnfiaaei nbf1bren. iegeH In @Ioucciter.
Boitt mo gllfntoHbs an; lino ole an 0ieuftd,
gen, Bouneritdaen uno GamitageH bon 9,niti.
more itno an Mpniagen, Uiittlpobefi uno Sreis
iaeeH bon g9eitBoint ablabrenoen 9a1ip,rr
leaen tn Oorftoipn INTO GlnbsNauf an tbsi din.
fiigent g9etierl.
Tampfer ~Derlalien Baltimore pom Bier slr. IS
uno 10, 2tabtitrahcH.49etft
9trds1ituete i1deh allen YlIitItet f6HlIPti &c.
fibert Septd auteegebeH lnh auiiiienllmnltr
I'M Botalis r%eter6trt lper0eH in ben bteiiGen
BiuetsqiirenIr: ylr. 3t7, goro.G barisS. StFabe
Nr. t27, EitsSalttrinre,G trahe, ubet ben Saipt
'1iireniir Nr. $40, 8igtt' strafr. Baltimore. BIB
NenbeH nuter, G.. I. ehism,
@en s@ei6aHsfibrer. :" Sen. sEaifdgiers9faant
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Ger g~nnoesfreu5er p8rooflpn",
Capt. 5igsbee, fam seitern 81 Sm
Gomingo an.
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@ermiidtc telearaphiide 0epeiden.

- 3dS @reflttio = Gon1ite Der Fa'
nomafanal . Gon1miiiion belt &C.
Itern cine Situng in 8oibington, ir
luel1er oie ,g(rbeitsritter" 9egen Die
glniteQllng BON Saponern uno Chine.
fen bel ben 9outeu proteitiren.
- GoS Slntten . 0eportement bat
bie 8ldne fir bas neue brotherhood
fir Die determination 81 @uontana.
mo iertig gelteIlt. 0oiielbe Ioa OoS
gr0Bte in Den meltinOii6en @emGi.
fern meroen.
- Sn @aibington lit General Sal;
bert 6. 8dine, criminals @cidGitS-
tbeilbaber bon Carl Sdur5, I'M Ilter
bon so Sobren geItorben.
- Sn @eneiee, R.-O., bat Der Sta.
Iiener antonio Sporeeio fence 6mico
g%ermutter 0racia 9onni eridolieu,
feline Stieftodter tootlid perulinoet
mo feline 6rou leid)t Derlett. 8onn
bat CT Iib ielbit eridoiien. Gin 80
m%ilienitreit ma Die ltriode.
= 9ei Dem Sdeibeni6ieBen NIT
o~dt5onieen @eidiiten ouf Dem
Sdlo6ti6iffe Sonia" erpIooirte bos
finite Der gcnonnten @eid)iibe an bes
Wfiinoumg. GS muroe Niemuno per-
lett.
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annapolis, Wt. giobaI Station. i7.50 uub
*a.45 gorm., $50 unb l5.55 9suebui. Gamblers
Station. 1900 uuo +g.00 BORN, 1905 Mtt.
tags, 400, 1886, 900 uHo aft 10 abeubs
Hrrbsrid, Wt. sfohnlsStntion, 98.45, ig.4s O.,
GamosusG tattpH, 1875. 1900. 2a,f6 nHb 1900
Born, lt.25, 1850 unb $500 abenSS.
@tndtelter, Mt. MpnabStattoH, t7.t0 .. unit
l2.43 q. Characterization, H.20 B.. 1900 uns
1850 Rndm.
SaserStouH, W1f. stobGIsgtatiou, is.46 gornI.,
1860 aaadnt. GumbensStatioH, 1900 HDrm..
IS. LOO uHb 400 Edd1fn.
Galtuit.e 9th uno 9,t. atrh, gantbeusg tnttort
l7.95, 3e.fB gorm., ti.25, 1850, 1920 gsacm.,
f6.30 hHo *tt.45 MbeubS.
Curtis Sab, gnmoensG tntioH. 1928 Born.
aurah. Mt. SohalsGtation, %2.43 sen4ul
gam6eus Staiior, $500 Ra6m.
.Hauaf aRfus Qtu{rH uad Qhtfohefnhtn su&
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Gntau. sparbanf OOn Baltimore.

GntniusS parbanf Dun Baltimore.
GiieWeitsGde GHtaio. nho Sabette. Str.
CSHcorporirt 1870
81. Wtir3 1905.
9ie reanldreu jdbrGideH 8inien 5ur giate U0u
. gruSent, fir bic 9epoItioreR am /. Npril 1905
fauia. iperoeH an bieiem 3age Guf ben CREDIT
eibes iebeH GnutoS gelteat petoen mlo 8ltr Gin
trdmne in ole Guittuuasbii6er am unb tta6
bent brittrH Wlbutag, II. gtpriI, bereit uuo. penn
ni6t ee5oaen, 6ur Ser5iniun9 bOm 1. 9lpriI an
beredAiet fein.
GtaGtSa uno GtnotTteueru iuerSen bon Der
NnHf be5ubIt.
9lubert .. grntuH,
(Wtdr527,iWil gsdlnent.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-25

for a profitable season, The town was
sningheld, Illinois and the young law
scr wns Abraham Lincoln. The warn
friendship which then began between
thc struggling lawyer and struggling
comedian continued until one OF them
fcE by assassins hand al Ford's thea
ter in Washington.
ahat jefferson was not the man TO let
any opportunity slip is shown by the
mct that he and his company followed
General Taylors army down into Mex
ico. There he sold coffee and cake to
the soldiers by day and acted for them
at night.
OF course. # was rip Ban winl,le'
that made Joseph jefferson famous.
1ho play was adapted for him from
Washington trvings famous short story
iy Dion Boucicatit. There not lcing
sunicient material in Irving's brief
skclch. "Rir van will1le, the play was
virtually a new creation. the joint work
or Boucicault and Jefferson. From that
one play Joseph Jenerson realized be-
tween s2.o0o.0oO and s3.0o0.OoO. The sue
cess of the comedy was so great and so
continuous that jefferson could not drop
fl as the years and the decades went
ty but the time came when the monot-
ony of its nightly production wore into
the very sole Of it's creator 1t was to
escape from It's thraldom that he
brought out that other famous chauc-
ter Of his. Rob Acres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-25

There is more catarrh IN this section
OF the country chan an other dis ces
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For
great many years doctors pronounced IL
a local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies, and by constantly falling TO cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease and therebrc
requires constitutional treatment Han 9
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J.
CLANCY & Co.. Toiodo. Ohio. Is the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t Is
taken internally in doses from 10 drops
TO teaspoonful II acts directly OH the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case It fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials
Address, f. ]. CLANCY & Co. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Hairs Family pills for oonstipa-
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-25
LADIES KISSED PET DOGS.
7hree Of TIE CANNES Dead and Some Of
Women ll as Result.

St. Paul. Mirn April 25.--Can women
kiss dog once q day FOR 80 days AS
thc result Of q bet on this subject at
Mountain Lake one woman is seriously
m. five are under physicians care,
three dogs are dead and other acnines
arc exhibiting strange symptoms.
All this came about as the result OF
ihe wager macc by Ohm Angelhardt. =
wealthy church member with six
women prominent in aid society work in
an exclusive c1urch.
At meeting Of the Aid society An
rclhardt was much amused at Miss
l;cttiesons custom Of frequently kiss
ms her poodle on the mouth. His mcr-
rilncnt provoked the other women, and
all declared that they were in the habit
OF kissing their dogs, and thought It
rice custom
Angeihardt then made wager that
six women could not kiss their dogs
once daily for 30 days. the osculation
To be performed Immediately after
breakfast The women took the bet
II they succeeded Aneelhardt was to
Tav them tile second time for every
thing sold at the coming annual church
fair If they failed ,hey were to make
fcr him duhhcate Of everything sold
~ the fair
After the kissing had gone on ten
dnys Misses keidler and Yeast became
violently III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-25
ssnlrolss VII stsor eHlEF
sosh Firss and second chefs Have
Died.

Holdeuvlie. . r.. Aprn 2s.-Wih tho
death Of Haipntia Micco, of the SEMI
mole nation last month, the seninples
were let without a head or @ successor
O; their own selection. In June, now
nearly two years AGO. Johr F. Browne
one of The ablest Indians Of the terri
tory mar of large wealth and great
Influence. both at home and abroad. WHO
h.,d been chief of The seminoles for six
teen successive Years during whose adj
iniuistrations the affairs OF The people
Vcre placed Boz condition superior 90
that Of amy other tribe sn the territory
was turned down and fullhlood,
Who neither spoke nor understood En-
rhsh. wis elected TO the chiefninship.
The new chief was loved bv his people.
had good common sense and considerable
s,liius FOR affairs OF a primitive kind
But he WIS old. having passed the three
score years usually allotted TO man. His
kecr business discrimination was at-
tested when ne selected g. Johnson for
his private secretary, one OF the ablest
Of his race and on whom he leaned
heavily for council ana guidance.
But aged, feeble and in his dotage,
hc came into power during mis- declin-
hrs years and died before IN expiration
az his term. Thomas Little was elect
cd second chief co-incident with the
election of Halputta. Bat he died last
November thus leaving the nation with
out vegularlv elected head. AT the
death of tho second chief Jacob Harrison
was elected by the Seminole council to
the vacancy and is now the acting chief
There Is strong probability that
a special election win be called soon for
the election OF both chief and q second
chief The candidates prominently mem
tiuued for he office are Okochum Har-
81 and Dan Kipkehe. q shrewd Indian OF
considerable ability. About eleven months
yet before the dissolution Of tribal af-
fairs, March 4. 1906 It would be u wise
thing for the scminoles to do TO elect
enc of their ablest tradesmen TO wind
up their affairs
ln the interim. the affairs Of state
arc being conducted by Acting Chief
Harrison and tho keen able Johnson.
who holds matters Of state with a
firm grip.