davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
THE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS
EsRA fCfAE
LOANS TO sAIAsIEn ID

LOANS TO sALARIED PEOPLE WITH
out mortgage or indorser. Only se-
curity your name. Others on house,
hold furniture. pianos. etc, without re-
moval from your possession. Minne-
sofa Mortgage Loan Co. 3l6-317 Pioneer
Press bldg
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
WEST SIDE CALLS

GROCERS-
P. Rosenberger ........ .216s 21es
Aug. Hohenstein ..- 1858 e67
LAUNDRY
Peerless Laundry ..... .2852-L1
WOOD AND COAL
Wolff & Lehman. -. 3o1 301
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
FOR RENT-Ffafs

FOR RENT-A FLAT OF THREE
rooms. steam heated. on Wabasha St
Apply F. p. Roberts. 45 East Fourth
ST. T. c. Tel. 202. 'nii'fn -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

The above resolution having been de-
livered 10 the Mayor Feb. Is. A. ID. 1905.
and returned without his signature on
Feb 20. a. ID. 1908. is in full force and
effect, under the provisions of the City
Attest: GEORGE T. REDINGTON.
City Clerk.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
FOR RENrstores. onees

FOR RENT-STORES IN NEW BUILD
ing TO be built at once on West Seventh
St, corner of Franklin st: second story
will be added to building If wanted by
desirable tenant. Apply +. p Roberts.
45 East Fourth st. T. c. Tel. 202.
FOR RENT-OFFICES IN STEAM
heated store or Office buildings: central
Apply +. 7. Roberts, IS East Fourth
st. T. c. Tel. 202
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
Hotel Foley

nUtCf TUtCy Absolutely fireproof;
modern improvements; American plan
s.. 90 per day. Accommodations. fer 200
guests. Jackson and East Seventh streets,
st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

FLORAL EMBLEMS
And various kinds OF wedding flowers.
Ramaiey Floral Exchange. Seventh ard
st. Peter.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

\ Y T No. VII =
Resolved. That an order be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out OF
the Street and Sewer Fund" in favor OF
Otto Bremen, City Treasurer for the sum
of $3,426. IL. to pay the persons named in
the pay roll OF said department i'm pay
said persons for their respective services
during the month of February, 1906.
Adopted by the Assembly Feb Is. 1905
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen Feb.
81 1905. =
Approved Feb 21. 1905
(Feb. %, 1862
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
RooMsndsoARo OFFERED

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOM
and board 1t will pay you to call ,at~Khe
Globe office and look over The Globes
free rental list; there are some good
rooms registered.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

MISS oLSTAD, TRAINED mAssEusE
baking process. massage; open Sunday
So9 Phoenix Bldg. corner Cedar and
Seventh sts-: ~. w. phone NJ 742-Ll
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

Chippewa Fslls. Ashland.
Iron To-faG Marsh.lsld.
Oshkosh. Fond 3n lac. NH
sssskss. ChicaSo ......-.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
Gross divisible surplus
Exhibit of Policies,

Total liabilities on DO
holders account
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

Policies in force at be-
ginning of the year. :,
Policies in force at
close of the year -. :,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
FOR sALEryoewr5fers

AND WOMEN EVERY
where to appreciate that every day
there are excellent chances to better
themselves offered in these columns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-15
Ley NJ unicipal

Acaba de e3ltsrse con todo
esmero y Sc ha|la a la venta en-
Il BoLET1N MERcANT1L un vo-
lumen Conteplendo la Ley Mt
nlcipal anotada y las leyes con-
cordantes y relac1onadas con la
misma. que torman So apen-
dices.
Para los Ayuntamientos, fun
cionarios ,lunicipales, abogados,
proptetarios, Cts, es de sumo
interes la adsuisici6n de dicha
ob: a, en- la Que sc encuentran
feunidas las 10 ultiples y disper-
sas disposiciones legales refe-
rentes a la organization muni-
>ipal. a lan facultades y debe'
es de los Copcejus. etc, etc.
Precio del eiemplar: $1.5o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-15

hlpueras 6 q frnto que hubiese
-Pues sabed-anadia conf
denc1a tnente-4ue 20 hare de
modo que no de lmosnas mas
que yo ST ror shi piensan sal
varse, bue clasco Sc llevan.
Y cog,endo e! esporton, des-
cendia, lentamente al pozo, he
cho por el. ahondado por 81, des
aguado por el en- una labor de
hormjga pacientisima que sabe
que grano a grano Sc agranda
ell hormiguero. Llegaba la epo-
ca del cello y apedreabamos los
castanos donde cuelgan sus nj
dos las oropendolas; perseguia-
mos a los mir.os; las tortolas no
Sc ibraban. y todo ell animado
reino de los aires Sc echaba a
temblar por sus nidos recien he
chos, por su probe cuidada con
amor inconcebible.
Asomados al tosco pretil de
ramas, velamos moverse en-
aquel agujero iedondo la encor.
corvada fgura de ito Nicolas.
1 Cavaba 8 rellenaba el esporton
8 afiadia varales recios a la tam.
pa.
-:Suba usted y.1e ensenamos
los nidos.
-1Hay algdn hom bre7-pre-
guntaba.
-Ninguno. No tenga usted
cuidado.
entonces subia con ell es-
portion sobre Ell music. fatigosa
mente, orujiendole las covuntu
ras que la humedad iba maltFa-
tando. echando los bofes, pues a
la vez que eI pozO Sc hacia mas
hondo, el sc hacia mas viejo. !
Necesito ese hlon para des-
cansar. Que e>ta ahi "oyendo
la conversation. es cosa segu
ra; iya falta POGO! iva falta POGO!
Y volvia a sus proyectos de
futura grandeza. Necesitaba
comprar mas tierras de labor u
extender su dominic en- el mon
te: la ganaderia no iba a vivir
de frutos como los p5jaros: fEl
ultimo invicrno habia aume11ta-
do la li>ta de los pobres: sesen-
ia familias mas entraban en- el
Censo de Ia miseria. Ael no Sc
lie escapaba n una rata Fran
va doscientas setenta y cincoj
familias pobres de toda pobreza
las que habia en- el pueblo: lue-
60. de medic pelo. otras doscien-
tas, que. vivian a huge que te al
CANA. Vivlendo al dia, podia
sumarse otra porcion igual, 81
no mayor; y con grandes apu-
ros de usura. de quintas, de en-
fermedades, de entierros. de &C
cidentes drsv nturados, Ell resto u
casi de aquel vecindario, que no
tenia fe, nj caridad, nj espe-
rama.
Ricos, habria hasta seis, tiran.
do por 10 largo; &c modo que
va teuia ito Nicolas que hacer
mas numeros que en- I'm fielato
para distribuir ell bene6cio y |
que a t"dos alcanzase. Era su
preocupaci6n.
-Cuando de con ESQ. dire
q los pobres de nacimiento:
"iEa. amacucos! aqui teneis
terra, senil,as herra nnientas,
alimento mientras tanto, y 10
que sea menester. A menear
esos braZos y sacar e) pan del
fllon, como yo 10 saQue antes.
A los de medic pelo les dare
prestadO-y quemare los docu-
mentos sin que ellos 10 sepan,-|
va los senores de! apuro acci
dental y del qujero y no puedo,
les dara limosnas, buenas leh:
pero linn Csnas. a yer ST criap
vergiienza.
Tengo que hacer seis escue
las por 10 mencS, en- que Sc gas
te mas caudal que en- mantene1
al pueblo, v todos los casuco4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-15
Nosotros jura bamos que Ia To-

J
seta quedaria en- su punto. sin
sfladir letra a la espartana jps-
crlpclon, y con este. haciamos
mangas y capitotes de la fnca y
eramos les amos en- los reinos
mineral, vegetal y animal y en-
cuantO veian nuestros Ojosi
Un dia. el pozo quedo mudo:
los golpes del pico y los pasos
del trabajador no resonaban. Un
cabrera sc asomo, y sali6 espan-
tado, dando voces. Acudleron
hombres de aquel contorno ba-
jarOn discutieron, Sc concerta-
ron; pronto trajeren una cuerda
v unos gartios, va pocos engan.
chado POT la clntAra subio por
Ultima vez aQuel ito Nicolas.
Nicolas. muerto en- Ell fondO del
pozo de su stbito ataque car
diaco.
Tendido sobre el fresal, a la
vera de las vides que le rozaban
la cara con sus pampanos, ito
Nicolas mlraba al Cielo con hje-
"a vidriosa, con dura terquedad
de hombre convencido que ST
que su ensuef1o mas ALA de la
vida -. Su bova alberta y des.
dentada seguia gritando en- el
silencio auXusto: 'iFenld d
mi. pobre, dol'entes y deshere'
dados!
Yo reparto riqueZas COMO un
prodigo: he trabajado durante
afios enteros para vosotrOs, para
los que de vosot os vengan, pa
ra todos los humanOs adO]oridOs
que buscan en- Ell fnndo del bien.
estar un POGO de justicia y en-
Ell fondo de de la justicia TN po
CO De placer.
Sc llevaron aque:l!a cosa rfgi-
da que hab,a sido un hombre, VI
ha ablaron de hacer aptopsla y de
diligencias jndiciales. /
Un humorista del lugar escri-
bio con I'm pedazo de carbon en-
una de las tablas del pretil esta
gfaciosa ocrrrencia:
"T1o Nicolas do con Ell fl0D.
Al fin descansa!" iPobre! Su
alma profetica" sc habia hecho|
el epltafio.
Ios6 Mogoles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03

pany: II. A. Jastro. Bakersfield, Cal. repre-
senting Kern county Cattle Growers Asso-
citation; A w. Jensen, forest supervisor,
Ephriam, Utah, representing forest re-
serve service; Hunt Jones, Louisville, KY
representing Kentucky; Miss Florence
Keen, Philadelphia, Pa. representing
American Forestry Association; X. 5.
Kellogg. Kay, Kan, representing Kansas;
David G. Kinney. representing bureau OF
forestry; Elers Koch, bureau of forestry,
representing American Forestry Associa-
ton; H. d. Langille, Santa Barbara, repre-
Senting forest reserve service; J. ID. Leland,
general land office. representing general
land office; Mr.. c. NJ. Loring, Minneapolis
Mimi, representing Minnesota State For
estry Association: Otto Duebkert. WASH
ington, D. c., representing American For
estry Association from Washington d. c..
r. c. Mcclure, Silver City, N. Mex, for.
est reserve service; j. M Kinney, general
land office, representing general land ONCE
E. J. Medley, care Adams House, Boston,
Mass, representing Washington; Thomas
H. Mcbride, Iowa City, Iowa, represent
ing Iowa; j. T. Macy, chief clerk. general
land office, representing general land ONCE;
Miss Martha A. Maffet, Wilkesbarre, IA,
representing American Forestry Associa-
ton; Prof j. NJ Macoun, geological sur
vey. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, representing
Canadian geological survey; S. s. MARI,
chief railroad division, general land office,
representing general land office: Prof s. c.
Mason, Berea, KY, representing Kentucky;
William H. Mast Halsey, Neb., represent
ing Nebraska; w. r. Nation, bureau of
forestry, representing American Forestry
Association; H. s. Meekham, bureau of
forestry, representing American Forestry
Association from Washington, D. c.; Capt
j. F. Merry, assistant general passenger
agent, Illinois Central Railroad Company,
Dubuque, Iowa; Prof Frank G. Miller
Lincoln, Neb., representing Nebraska; l..
c. Miller, bureau of forestry, representing
bureau of forestry; Mr.. Chas. E. Oak, Ban
gor, Me-, representing Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Pinchot and Mr.
Clifford Pinchot forester of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. will give a reception
to the officers and delegates of the con-
gress Wednesday evening at 0 o'clock at
their home, 1915 Rhode Island avenue
northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
TO MAKE TEST CASE.
Question of Selling Fruit Put Up in
Alcoholic LIQUOR

test the question of the right of persons
other than liquor dealers to sell fruits put
up in wines and brandy. Bicycle Police
man Metcalf has started the investigation
upon a request made by residents of Mount
Pleasant This morning he consulted Mr..
Pugh, the assistant corporation counsel,
and turned over to him two small bottles
of cherries. In one bottle the fruit was
put up in creme de menthe, and the others
were in mdraschino.
The claim is made that the cordials in
which the cherries were put are intoxicants
and that they cannot be lawfully sold ex-
cept by a licensed dealer. Prof Hird, the
analysis of the contents of the bottles be-
fore action is taken upon the request for a
warrant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
PAsToRATE OF FAITH CHAPEL.
Tenth Anniversary Celebrated Sunday
Evening Last.

The tenth anniversary of the pastorate of
the Rev. Edward Warren at Faith Chapel,
on M street southwest, was celebrated Sun
day evening, and a large congregation was
present. The pastor preached a historical
sermon, giving a sketch of the organization
of the chapel in 1888 as a branch of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, at
No. lilo Az street. The present commo-
dious building was erected in 1891. Mr..
Warren reviewed the work that had been
accomplished during the ten years he has
been in charge of the chapel.
A liberal anniversary offering was re-
ceived. Special music was furnished by the
choir, assisted by Mrs. Clayton E. Emig.
The congregation presented their pastor
with handsome Morris chair as token of
their regard and appreciation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
Report Of Directors,

Brief impromptu addresses on forestry
questions in general were then begun. The
first to speak was Representative John A.
Lacey of Iowa, chairman of the House
committee on public lands. Mr.. Lacey said
he had belonged for some years to small
forest congress; namely, the House public
lands committee. He favored the
setting apart of reserves saying he had
championed the measure, now pending in
the Senate, to put the public lands under
the control of men who would look out for
the best interests of the lands rather than
give them out recklessly for homes.
There has been no nation on earth that
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25
y8ilbelm EiGnocr'v Nblc6cn.

rSn Der 0eltlhcn &olonic Ncllsltlut
III Winneioto lit im obtunOlleb5lglten
Sebensiobrc ibr trciflldpr @rllnoer
Wilbelm Ei1noer GeItorben Der llb
audi oui onoercn Yebcn9gebletcn I'M.
pcrgeBlibc @croicnitc crluorbcn bat.
1Sn scr 9t1bc Der oIten 9ieidDsitoot
Seilbronn in @iirttemberg geboren,
crbiclt er in Ser ulten 0einlotb cine
por5iiglihc fuIimGnniid)c glI3bI.
Ouug. ,3uglcid Dur0e er elmer Der
tiid,tigitcn rno riibriglten Sitrner.
,Sn SoIge Der 9ieuollltion BON 1913
uno 1919 nod 9lmerifn aetonncn.
lieB tr lid 5unddit in Cincinnati nie.
Der no cr ols tilhtiger 9uhbalter
9eid)ditigllng inno rno lid, bolo oudl
eineu edit helltihen bdusliben Serb
id,ui Gr iullr6e in Cincinnati elmer
Der @riinoer Der oortigen Surnae-
meinoe un0 bes Horoamerifaniihen
7 Surnerbnnbes. Bis 81, ieinem 2ebens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25
Baltimore. Mo, Trcltag, Den 20. Musui 1905

Icioct bnben iid 3ll cincnl 1C6or.
nlldten ErOtclt GcgCn Die Tleiihnotl
5ulolnmen Netbnlt m6 cin 0llafilhrli
Dies SClc1rnnrm iiber nCn troltloiCn
3ultono ser Gin9e an Sen aoiier oc.
iunot, bon 0ciicu bireftcm GirQrci.
ZEN lie 9lbbiIlfc CrmartCn. ViabCr ia.
ben iid Die NoiinlmQcn, oob sic Me.
alrllng blr6 Seiinen Scr @rcn5Cn
Die Niebcinflbr crlcihtcrn lucrOC,
nIht crfillIt. Die fiir5Iidc GoniercuS
oC@ W}intltcr8 iiir Hon0pirtbiboit.
@cncrollCrtcnonts 80. y. EoobiclS-
H. nit oCn NnriiBcrn ser prcnbi
lhcn Observation-Disclosures hat
betonntlh audi tcin Gr0cbniB &c
bobt ourh mcIdea ser cruitcn 9olos
nIidt in irQcn0 ciner @ciic qcitcuert
moroen lit.
y cpor ItChCu0Cr @cbcim NJ.
bun0 Ero5Cb.
&n San6Aerid)t uon @lcimib in
ShIcIicn Itcbt cit ncucr @cbcm.
bimO-Fro5cB bcoor. 2IuBcr Dem arob-
poInilhcn 9INitntor &obnnn gSuad
bon 3ob3c 0cNcn 0cn >uie ihon be-
rihtct, oud bonn Ncicb3Qcridt in
Seipiia Gin &criobrCn nCgcn 0ohs
pcrrotba cinacIeitet por6cn iii, inb
nod oreiltno5pon5iQ Eerioncu onQc-
tla0t inter ibncr Groucn, WlGobcn
lrno 2cbrlinQc.
ScftiQc Grh it BE.
2eip3ig unO llmgeQcno iino, Iolt
tclegropbiidcr Micl0ung BON beiti
gen GrOlt0Ben bcim9eiubt morocn.
Die biIrltiNc MclbunQ bciogt 9tihtS
0nrilbcr, oh nlf GiNcnthlml9ldoocu
on1eridtet morocn lit.
Frofciior 2dbr 9citorbcn.
Sicr lit Eroieiior %. 2Gbr, Go3cnt
an Ser 9Crlincr llniperiitGt aus Dem
Scben gcld]ieOcn, Gr tuor troB icincr
iln1en - CT itono crit i'm picr5igitcn
Sebcn@iobrc - elmer ser bcrporros
gcnNitcn &ertrcter ser Srrenbcil.
fltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25

mem &in0c 5llr CbcriIGhe. 9lbcr ilpci
Manner 1mO 0rci 3in0er iniO Crtrlms
tcn ou@ Sfiifhcu IieQt oltf Dem
@rllno. &otn man lid 3cr8crrci.
benoerc@ 0cntcn? 9lH llier iuS6er.
falIel lton0 cine bIiibenoe iSruu nit
ocm SiIngIten nlti 0cnl 9lrn. Nutcr
1T Gin SlnitrCid)er, Der bot Oen 5luci
oltcItcn &lnNcu Otc Qon}c @octc cine
Wtotoriobrt iiir SonntoQ ueriprohcn.
&oltct ia MIR 20 ElcuniAc hin luO
bcr lro6 FIitterSOorf. GiCier %ubcl.
o;elc lobenocn &iu6erollQcn, 0icie5
Mortcn 0cS licbcn Wfi1tterhcn3 am
lllcrl limo Elm itottlider a0lncr lit
SIT Ncnldb, cin @llmlengcihGit bot En-
lmo mill in bier @ohen ieinc Ser.
jcnSIicbe jrm 9IItor iiibrcn.
"a -- Gin Shrei! 3o iiebt 6a3
ormc @cib ibr @Iiid pcrlinfcn, itebt
mn liter, iGat nicocr: ,@ott bili!"--
lmo 1T arm bcttclorm 0cporocu an
@Iiid.
llnN rnbiA Aleitct ser Strom pcitcr
III rcibcr Frodt uno Sberrli6fcit iibcr
oo3 bcrnihtctc &cbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25
SnS ScdDS5iomilliuncnrcidl.

3ll Der Sbntiod)c, 0oB 0cutihluno
lcbt Die 3obI bon GO Millionen Gin.
mobncrn crrciht bat, id)rcibt oc
oNbein @eltp6, Sta: o@onS im6cs
MERIT lit III Den IcBtcn 5mci Monutcn
eln NcpoItlAeS Grci1nib iiir 0oS
oelltIhc Ncth cingctrcten. Der 60.
mlIllonltc Gclltidc bat 0aS 2iht Scr
WcIt crbltt. Monu, no imo mic,
ooS mrIoct lciOcr fem NcIoen6ud).
SSlr pilicn MIR, Dob, mic cii lropict
lhllcBIIb ocn Nchcr bis 5lm Hourc
olifIiiIlt irgcnomo elm flciner 9(n.
fonnIing 0ic 60. Wfillion criiIQt bat
mo ooB Oomit cin gclpnltiNes notio.
males Grci9niB eingctretcn lit.
Gclltld)Iono lit ciu notionolcr Stoat
pon GO O(tllionCn Ginupbnern ocluor.
ocn. Goa 5cigtc. nit iucniNcn @orten
ooa foilcrIicbc itntiItiihc 9lmt an. Gr
bat Die mttlcrc @cpoIterim0 oca ,Iub
res 1905 ati 60,l6i,000 a0pic be.
rehnet. Snoem mir GlioB 2otbrin
gen croberten, ltiegen mir nuf 10
WiIlioncn sSronfreih iiel uui 81
Wfillionen. Scitocm bat iib tSrunf.
reid lunge oui 80 Willionen Gin.
mobncr cnhuidelt, Gcutld)Inno ltiea
icood bon 10 oui 60 MiQioncn. Die
20 WfiIlionen unicrer 9cpoltcritnqS.
3ilnobnc miirocn 1cniigcn, 10 ncltc
9lrmeccorpS aliBlltcllen.
l(n0 oieie t0rperIibe rnO bumit
aud Qcilti1c pirtbihnitIihc llebcr-
Ic0cnbcit lihert iiIr 0ieicS &oGrblnl.
ocrt lnlcrcm &oIte ooS Heterogeneous
IN europa, llnO 0ieieS oeltidc 9teid
lit 0urd ote ingcbellrc &ermebrltn1
Der Gimuobncr5obI uid)t mirtblhoit.
lid imo geIellid)uitlih berllntcr &c.
0rildt uorocn, mtc 3. y. Gbinu, Del.
ien NcuolferilnN Dcrornt. >Sn @e-
0CntbcIl, 0oS Wfcbr bon 90 OtiIlouen
aopicn lit bercihuiligit bon Der >Sn.
ollltric nlfgenomrcn mo Ocriorgt
Iie Sobnc mo Ginfontncn
limo icit 1870 nidt geilinfcn. ionberu
gclpaltig geItiegcu unO lelbIt Die So'
5ioloenofratie fam Die Sbcoric bon
Der iteiGenben oGcrelrnolmg Scr
Wlolicn" nidt nuircdt erbuIten. Is
monAelt ms an Rniml, bier IoS 5u
bclcacn. Gic 3iiIcrn iibcr Die itei.
aenOc Froouftion mo gtuSinbr, Gin.
fomneu rmo Sobuc iino ia oit 0e1e.
ben. Niht nur militoriid, lonoern
olh mirtblboitIid cr5luingt rnier
Nolf nit Der Mldt lcincr Shmer.
frait lcinen 9lntbcl nn Der Gr0c
bot $4,000 Guuorut.
Stilometer SI1hcnQebiet, @roBbritan'
uien lmo Srlono $4,000. Ieltid
lono bat 60 NiiQionen Ginmobner,
@robbritannien ~ DiiQioncn Wn3
lit Oo Mlmoer, ooB GeutlhIunO be-
Ninnt, nit ieincr Snoilltric mnbtuoll
uunudrtS 81 Itreben ln0 ooB ca
ibcrnll ais inbultrielcr gtebcrbublcr
crideint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25
Ter GOpi SrS MorocrS 2ananillc.
q oriS, i'm 9lualIt.

y u >, lIl NlNllIl.
ESn Orleans lit fiir5lih Elm 2ono-
itreidcr, &enri SanWlille, bingerihtci
iporoen, ser in Dem Goric Ga Nod)cIlC
einenSdonfnirtb, oen Satcr 2eQcoiS.
ermoroet bate. Orleans lit cine title
Sto0t, sic @ep0lfering Iebt in ehr.
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on cine Dor Observation-Disclosures
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25

Frin5 Seinrih bon 9reu.
Ben miIl olio cine 5ipeite sImerifa.
Ncllc rnternebmen. er miro iiberoQ
I'M Stnatenbunoe Die berdlihlte aui.
nnbnc iilocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25

g'itr mas in ms weiterlebt. tit Gin
erlebnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25

3Weibun0ert Collars BE.
tommen Die 6riebens GmiiiGre ttia.
ltt nno oobei lino Iie nibt einnral on
elne gbtItlnoen 8eroronuna iiir
lbre Sellhlngen aebnnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-25

GoS aonigs Sanop ri
mnB bod aud ieine Sdipierigfeiten
boben, lpeil iid fem Vrins iinoen
ldBt. DER aeneigt lit. oaS bra6liesenoe
@elt)dit i'll Aorpesen su iibernebmen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-22

Eve used the fg leaves
Her dresses to make;
Leaves from a check book
The modern Ewes take.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-22

II was in New York last week." said
]. ID. Frawley OF the Union Pacific.
yesterday to friend ,"and put in
lot Of time just noticing things. One
thing that particularly impressed it
self on my mind was the large number
OF yaps I saw on Broadway. There are
more jays in New York, comparatively
speaking, than there are in Abilene,
Kansas. They go around wearing straw
hats at this season in the year and
gaze at things with wide-open mouths.
Al the theaters they applaud every
thing-acts and specialties that the
average Kansas City theatregoer would
not think worth the energy expen1ed.
And at the hottest Why, l dropped
into the new St Regis, that big. fine
hotel, one day and have never seen
anything that equaled the way the
yaps wer rubbering. They rubbered
at everything from cuspidors up to
those s2O,sOO tapestries"
what were you doing at the st
Regis?" asked Mr.. Frawley's friend.
"oh," replied the ticket man, q
just dropped in to see the sights. -
Kansas City Times.