davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30

execution, which eIam.aa. r.
prove,
The conditions OF the cuu,r.. 90. .,
follows: Any lodge, churc, ., e..
club, hospital or organIlat.
or private, il eligible o. O.. ......
Votes for individuals viii u.t.., ....
ed With each 10 cents g.r.,.- A..
ticket will be given by the u.'.s...
through whose llberality l.... ..,,.1
libraries are furnished, on nl... 81 /
he written the amount Of i.r;.... ,.-
and the number Of votes I.. ..
chaser will write on the ,irh.f g.. .-.
stitution or organization tor "a. .. ID.
or she desires TO vote. sign Their ...-,
and deposit the ticket lr g.. =. :
box in the store IN which tAr .. -.
il made.
The standing OF the cunl,.'. .. ..
be published exclusively il ,A. 80.
days issue OF The Sun uu' :
llth, 1905, at : o'clock = m S.. ..
remaining votes will be co.,.rt st
the magnificent library aWara,.: ..
organization having the lsrg,-' ...
Der OF votes The Sun VII ,.t.- a
each issue coupon which = .'-
the holder TO two votes liza, .
credited to the institution tl9' ,a-'.
ten on space provided for .Nn. .-
delivered To the ballot box, 90 RI
Of the stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
ARROW CARLTON.
Two Popular Young People Will Wed
81 Tonight.

Two Popular Young People Will Wed
Tonight
There will be- a wedding at MicanOpy
this evening the. contracting parties
being q. Maurice Arrow and Miss
Grace, the charming daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. w. a. Carlton. The cere-
moby will be performed by Rev +, j.
: Lynch Of Sc Patrick's Catholic Church,
this city, who left for Micanopy last
night.
The wedding will be Of n quiet ma
tuPe, only members Of the families Of
the contracting parties and few init.
mate friends having been invited.
The groom IL q son OF Mrs NJ g.,
Arrow Of Micanopy. and nephew Of
Postmaster Geo ], Arrow OF this city.
The prospective bride il one Of hicano-
py's most popular young ladies, being
one OF the leaders Of society
The Sun, with other friends, wish
she happy couple much prosperity in
advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Voting Tickets Can be Secured From the Following Msc7o
G. w. HYDE

G. w. HYDE
The leading DrJ Goods storr. Voters,
remember this ~ headquarters
Marcus Endel.
The leading Clothirr. Mems Furnish
er and Tailor OF Gainesville We sat
isfy the most eXSctlng demands Of all.
Votes count here.
Gainesville Furniture Company.
The bag Furniture store, where you
can vote every payment you MAKE,
cash Or InstAllments. Don't overlook
this valuable precinct
L. c. Smith.
The best and largest variety OF Shoes
IN town We have the pair you want
We have the votes. Come aud see US
J. S. Bedford & Company.
The reliable druggists A busy store
where the voting will be heavy. We
have them.
j. W. McCollum & Company.
The Up-to-dSte Druggists The votes
are here Come see US
/ C. Smith.
The leading Jeweler. Our splendid
stock will supply the most pIacting de-
mands. The votes are here IN plrIRy
A. l, Vidal & Company.
The only soda Fountain. Confrctioa-
er and Book dealer lssuingIvotes They
count here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
ALACHUA HAPPENINGS.
Or. Cloud Sells Brick Block Other
Notes OF Interest

Notes Of Interest
Alachua, Aug % The happiest boy
in town is little FcrmAn Jack vii.
liams who 10 the proud possessor Of a
shetland pony. His father. J. K. vii.
lisms, bought Il IN Atlantis, Ga n few
days ago and had It shipped to this
place. tie only weighs $50 pounds
lie ia privileged character, and iol-
lows hun into the stores aud dwelling
houses
The AlAchua Telephone Company
has connections with GSlnesvllr and
Bland, aud will soon connect with La
Crosse aud Hague
The g,nnery Of Mizrll II Williams Is
running on full time. after installing
their ga'Oline engine
The X Of L Lodge meets every
Thursday night All visiting brothers
are cordially invited attend
nr J. l.. Cloud has sold hIs brick
building. now being occupied hy the
Alachua bank, to NJ. ] Eddy, and will
soon cemmencr the erection ~ n drug
store on Main street
viii Powell ot Orange Heights Is
nov visiting HE brother. l.. u Powell
Rev II NJ Outland of High Sprugs
preached to "A large aud attentive au-
4 renee AZ the Methodist church last
SUNDAY night
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
ARCHITECTS ARE HERE.
NhOsSrS. Edwards and Walter Will Look
Over University Grounds.

w. A. Edwards aud F. G. Walter,
composing the firm NJ Edwards Il Wal.
Ger, architects, Columbia, : G., Ar
rived In the city Tuesday
This firm WAS among the numerous
applicants before the Board ut Control
NJ its Rst meeting IN Jacksonville, IN
che matter ~ furnishing plans aud
specifications Tor the Proposed Univer.
atty buildings aud WAS one uf the very
few selected The gentlemen are here
for the purpose ~ looking over the
grounds with view 20 submitting
plana At the next meeting ~ ia" board .
This Hrm IL no stranger tn the people
~ Gainesville. having furnished plans
for the Gainesville Graded and High
School building and the frst BAPTIST
church They have also furnished plans
for other fine buildings throughout
FlOFidA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
W. r. THOMAS

w. n. lhOMRS
Our Buggies, Wagon aua ..,'..'i
are the best at the right yr
vote worth going after p.r y
department affords u spleen! p
tunlty to vote
W. S. Dorsey & Comp.
The Grocery and the Nt'.' -
the strongest precinct - ,.- y
your voting strength - So. g.. -
Ger every meal you serve. f.
Bring your account ard y0''
pay the same
Gainesville Planning and c."
A glorious opportunity i.i. ''
tors to vote for their iavJrlr .
Of wood 10 votes Don't W.-'
W. D. Pagan & Conrl.,
oar Meats and Vegetable 80.
best the market affords tHi. =
Gainesville Steam La."ar
Give us your work; say" o.. .-
slips Get your friends e.
Take them To our agency A.
votes Big item.
A. N. Cushmar
Votes will be issued Tor I'..
new policies written or u.l
nrwed, provided such prem
paid within thirty days u i''.
icy For each locents ~ if..
vote will be- issued
Mrs. S. ". LeGra01r
The only Millinery and \.l
issuing votes. Vote htt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Nto.. From Grief

What a fortunate provision 81 nature
II Is. that dcpriyes the rose OF mental
suffering. Tor how poignant would be It's
grief o. discover. In Tie height OF rs
blooming glory, that a Caukoy fed at 10
heart. and that It's beautv and f-agr.n .e
were doomed forever. Nature aiNa..s
spares M" Suffering; she Is vcr,tlhe
sturc-huus" of pleasing rewards. fog
those who seek her aid In the years
gone los falling hair ami grlynrss hayr
cast gloom over the lives OF thousands
OF young women but thanks TO tho in
Ncstigattn"s ut scientists the true cause
Of hair destruction Il now known To- b"
germ or parasite TINT burrows into
tho hnir follicics. Newbro's Hcrpicil.
absolutely destroys this germ. tIus
permitting the hair % grow "a ma
trre Intended Gold bv leading drug
r.sts send Toe In stamps for sample
10 The HerplClde Co, Detroit, Mich.
]. =. BOdlford h Co.. Special Agents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
FUNERAL OF MR.. BROWNE
Large Crowd Present TO Pay last Re.
spects to Departed Friend

A large number ot Sorrow,ug rrla.
tlves and friends gathered At the home
Of the late Mr. Gilbert ~, Browne. the
death Of whom occurred Monday even.
ing, at 3 ~ O'Clock Tuesday afternoon,
TO pay their last sad respects To the
memory Of the deceased, Who has for
the past quarter OF = century been one
ot GAinesville's loyal citizens
Deceased was \ member ~ the Meth.
odisl church, but owing To the absence
Ot Rev T J Nixon. who ~ assisting m
revival ~ WRcAhooia, the service :
were conducted by Elder Chr,s,ophrr
MAthrsou 81 the Presbyterian church
Ihe horsl decorations werr both pro-
fuse and fragrant being sent ~ 10y
many turrd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth.
ing syrup. for children teething. 1t
SOothes the child, softens the gums,
Allsys all pain. cures wind collie and is
he best remedy for diarrhoes. Tween
ty-five cents q bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
THE SUMS Voting Proposition.

Under cmpoye th,. paper aoo
tr hi
W" viii gave premium ~ s Tor
tou ~ votes for pad
subscrpton
scpon ~ SENT N~kT SUI oi subscribers the u1'
subscfpiu
To the institution
Wtl AWAd ~ clock October ian.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.

Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.
\ NushbAum, lAtesyille, lndi.
ana, writes Last year | suffered Tor
three month"; with n summer cold so
distressing that Il ,ntettered with my
husur" had many ~ the symp.
toms ut hay fever. and doctors pre-
sctiptuu dad not reach my case and /
took several medicines which seemed
to only sggtsVAIr my case furtun-
Rtcly ! insisted upuu having Folsys
Honey aud Tar and It cured me. Ny
wife has since used tolrys Honey and
Tar with the same success J ". Me-
Cullum y Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
The Object

OF this edition is TO have a greater
portion OF the 2O,UUO copies for FREE
distribution at the Florida State Mid
Winter Fair at Tampa, November Is TO
80, 1905, to fsmiliarlze the people who
visit that exhibition with the advan-
tsges offered 10 settlers in Alachus
county, the county Of varied resources
and the Hub Of the Peninsular State
OF the South
For further Information, address
TuE DAILY SU>. Gainesville, FfA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Merchants, Note Carefully.

The rules OF the provide merchant
record " his week
10 The pAJ saturday before
including the tickets carefully
package possible delivery
filed nd delivered
he ~ ia. CONT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30

Tough ON the Calf.
It's pretty tough on the fatted calf
that Il should have to suffer for the
sins OF the prodlgal son.-Philadelphia
Record
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
INDUSTRIAL EDITION.

On Thunday, November 10. 1875 the
publisher oi The Gainesville Daily
sun will issue an Industrial Editio" ~
~. prper, WHICH will comprise q 0om
riets descriptive write-ur ~ Alern.a
county. including the city q Gaines
vllie, giving q description OF It's In
du-tries, Mineral Products, Resources
OF the Soil, ss we'll ~ its Educational
Advantages. future Prospects and its
adaptability a. home for those seek
ing location Tor business activity or
for health.
This edition will be- printed on nigh
grade book paper, profu.ely illustra-
ted, with an Illuminated cover that
will be highly attractive. The edition
will comprise 2OOOO copies Of 80 pages
each, including the cover, aud will be
OF great value 10 those who desire TO
send them away to their friends, a. the
facts it contains will he thoroughly
reliable.
A limited space will be reserved in
this Industrial Edition OF The Sun for
the use OF Legitimate advertising. aud
reliable business houses will find it 20
their advantage TO communicate for
space at the earliest possible date.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
superIntendent,s Report.

From q recent report rendered by
County School pcrintendent Me.
Arthur, we CLEAN the following infor-
nation
There are now in the county, betw cen
the ages OF aud 20 years, 1855 persons,
8ss males aud b9T females. Ofths mum.
ber 975, i9S males and 4s2 females, have
attended school during the past voar.
The member OF persons ot school age
who did not attend school during the
past year was al0. OF these 1875 we're
males and 2lb wete females.
There are 81 regularly organized
school districts Of which 81 have school
houses. The average length OF term Of
school IL ~ months.
The financial statement shows the
school fund to be in good condition with
balance on hand oi u, 6,2l00i.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27

Lenna Farrar, who passed TO the home
beyond on July 90 1905.
She was an ambitions, energetic and
enthusiastic worker In our Grange. an
officer until short time before heI
death. Good, fair, bright and Young,
II ia hard ioF us TO understand why she
should have been taken from ns. but
God, who knows best has seen fit 20 call
her TO that home where, Everlasting
spring abides and flowers never fade"
RESOLVED. That We, members Of lvo
Grange, extend our sympathy 20 the
aorrowing relatives and commend them
10 One who has promised not to leave
them cont0Ftless.
RgsoLyED. That the charter be drap.
ed In mourning for thirty DAYS, copy
be sent TO the bereaved relatives. a copy
be sent 10 the local newspaper, copy
be- put on the records Of the Grange.
MARiE ScnorT.
SADIE DYER, Com.
ANNA ARMSTRONG.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
Senator Mitchell Sentenced.

In the federal eonrt at Portland Tuea-
day morning Judge DeIiaven prouounc.
ed sentence on Senator John II. Mitchell
who was recently found guilty Of illegal.
ly receiving fees for expedtng iraudu.
lent land cases before the general
land office while u United States sena.
Tor, The sentence was that the defend.
ant shall pay a fine OF 10000 and suffer
imprisonment In the penitentary for u
term Of six months. Az the time the
jury found the senator guilty recon-
mendation Of mercy was ,nade 10 the
court and II has been generally believed
that Judge Dellaven would make the
punishment Of the aged senator uomi.
nal, At least as regarded the feature Of
imprisonment. Senator Thfuston, ,as at.
torney for Senator Mitchell died bill oi
exceptions and the case will be taken to
the supreme court OF the United States.
A bond In the sum OF $1,000 was given
for Mitchell's appearance before the
higher court
The case should be decided In the
supreme court within year and until
that time Mr.. Mitchell can coutinue TO
10 draw his salary as United States
senator,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
strayed.

From the kargl ranch % miles south
ol town. about April lst, one red muIley
cow three years old. Branded n on
hip. Earmarks under half crop on one
ear over half crop on other, Gentle
miIch COW. viii pay reasonable reward
for Information leading 10 her recovery.
Leave information at Globe office or
send to n. BULLARD. Cundon, Or. 1919
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
Grand Camp Meeting.

A camp meeting is to commence above
the Rafferty, ranch, at the forks oi the
road on Cottonwood. on July 2sth. and
last Till the 18th Of August.
The meeting IL 20 be In charge Of u.
Deaderiek of San Francisco. assisted hy
Miss Cox of Seattle, also Miss Hattie
Griffin and Mr.. q. y. Plnkham OF Fossil.
Every one who desires TO help is cor.
dially invited 10 do so.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27

LeDna Farrar, one Of the most popular
and beet beloved Young ladies' Of this
county, died last Thursday afternoon, At
the home Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Maley. In Ferry Canyon p,ecinct, aged
about u wears.
Deceased was Young lady Of charm
ing personality and sweet disposition,
aud was general iayodte with all who
knew her. She was student Ia the
Condon public school few years ago
when her health failed and IL VAS dis
covered that she WAS afflicted with con.
sumption. On the advice Of her physi.
ciau her grandmother at once took her
10 California and Arizona hoping the
climate OF that land Of sunshine would
prove beneficial hut the result VAS not
IA hoped FOR. All that loving friends
and devoted relatives conld do was done
for her but without await and her deAth
occurred as above stated The funeral
took place At Awhile satnaday, Rev.
Frank Simmons, of this city, conducting
the services. The funeral was one Of the
largest ever held at Awhile.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
Buy Il Now.

Now is the time to buy Chamberlain's +
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
II is certain TO bc needed sooner or later
and when that times comes you will
need IL hadly-you will need 1t Quickly.
Buy IL now. Il may save life. For sale
by Condor Drng Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
RosolurIons OF CondoIanoe.

The following resolutions we're adopt.
ed by Igo Grange, No, $40, Awhile, Greg
Again the Angel Of Death has crossed
the threshold OF our Order aud taken
from us our beloved, yonng sister.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27

Fred Anderson, the philosophical type
manipulation, Of the Condor Times, il
spending the week at Portland attend.
ing the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
5000

Rolls just received, all of the latest in imta-
tions Burlap Tapestry and Applique freeses.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-07-27
DON'T FORGET

That s. r. Kelly selected this stock and under
stands how these combinations should be hung
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-30

ecspbn 3. Rpdefefer in Elm padr Sab
rem feline eriie Billion 5llfdnmen bos
ben iperbe. Dos mpndtlihe Ginfoms
men Des Stanbarp Sel1Wagndtsii,
iiber beiIsn @eI16ftspolitif sSDa 3ars
bea 10 intereKante 9iitse gu er3dblcn
neiB, belauft iib 5ur 3eit ant bic
Gietniateit bon $6,000,O00. Sebr
ri6tig belnerft Da3u Die Detroit 3ris
bune", baB oieler Rei4t6nm an 1ih
feline Gefabr fir Die alleenleine moblz
fabrt bilce, tpeil ieber Dollar, ben
AodefeIler teiibe, cirtulire unb arbeite.
Mllein Rei9tbum bebeute Mabt, nnb
tpenn bieie Madt miBbrau6t fpsrbe,
um ben Wurft al manipuliren, 2egis@
laturen gu faufen unb isbenMitbtperb
an bic Manb gu briiden, 10 miiiie
man ibr einen Hieael borichieben. Die
groBe @efabr, pelAe Der fommenoe
8iuiondr in ieiner perfon reprGien@
tire, fDnne nur burh 3tpei Wlittel bez
feitigt perben, ndmlic1 enttpeber onr9
cine framme @efebgebung pber Durd
cine Iepolution. 1lnD Don Disfeu beis
ben Mitteln lei bas erfte natiirli4
ppr5uSieben.
9as Griegsbeparfenent plant,
au benz alten Hefrutirungsipftem,
tpelhes por benz fpaniiden &riege i'm
Gebrdu6 mar, 5uriid3ufehren. @egenz
tpdrtig 6i,bt es Gefrutirungs1tatione
iiberall i'm 2dnbe, in Stdbten aller
@rDBe, Bis au 10000 Ginipobner
hinab. Die Getruten iperben, na9s
benz lie angslpprben, Hegimentern alte
getpteien unb bort einerercirt. Man
ipill iebt bic Rstrutirlng in ben 9ros
BEN Stdbten cpncentriren, ipie es
friiIsr Der San ipar, unb bonn iollen
bic Gefruten, nd9 ben MafFengattunz
GEN aetrennt, in groben @arniionen
sebrilIt tperben, eGe fie an Die &e9iz
menter' ab9eI6tdt irerben. 0ret fol-
der Oeppts finb in 2tusii9t gsnomz
men, Sort 5Iocum, Sem Oprf, fir
Die Irti1erie, Go(umbus 8arrddS,
Sbio, fir bic eSnfanterie, uno Die
| eSefferion 8arrads, MifI., fir Die 8az
ba1erie. On biefen Pldbsn 1ollen bic
rariinen" Getruten augeitubt perben,
eGc iie in i6re Rsgimenter eintreten.
Sin onbersr Buntt 1T ferner in's
Nuge eeFdbt. Man bat bic Grfabrunq
eemoat, baB Der arOBte pro5entiat
Ger 9eTerteure aus gan3 iungen Re=
tr,lten beltebt, bic iih bos Solbaten=
lefen anbers borgsiteut baben, tpie es
lit, unb in ben erften Moden idor
nieoer bdpon(aufen. Die rerhaltntB.
mdBig 3ablrei6en 9siertionen erfor.
bern bdl,fige &riessseridte. Man nil
nun Die aneetporbenen Retruten meb=
rere Mo9en lang brillen, obne i6ner
Uniform su geben ober iie ben Sob.
neneib ablesen au lailen. 2aufen il
in bieier 3eit babon, 10 ldBt man II
eten laufen uno bomit baitd. 9anr
irerben anbere angepprben. Mlan er
ipurt it6 babur9 piele &riegsgeri9t'
| unb ben 0eierteuren f9lpere Strafen
bic eigentIt6 niht i'm 8erbdltniB 81
ZEN 8eraeben 1teben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-30

~ N-' SS''SNNO r. 't1'N%t ~~tND'
ain ftnbet bonn q. bis Is. Mpril btefes
Sabres in Q8iesbaben ftatt. 9en
0orftB iptrb 9sbeimrotb @rb aus
Seibelbers fiibren.
3um !SunbertiabrzS Subildum bes
&0nierei9s 8apern fpllen aubsr elmer
eSubilGums<8riefmorte aud Crime
rungs@Sbdler geprdgt perben, pelGe
Die 8ilbn!ile aller &0nige BON 8aDern
rom Sabre 1906 bis our Gessntpart
5eigen.
3ur Oemofratiiirung Der fran3DEz
i6en Nrmee beabIichtigt bas Mintitee
rum Goubier einen peiteren G6ritt
gu tbuu. Der Griegs= unb Wlarine=
miniiter tperbsn Der 9eputirtentamz
rler eilen @eTeBeniipurf bDriegen, iD0z
mad bic bon Wfilitdr= unb Mdrinez
anaebDriaen beeansenen eemeinre9t@
ltdsn @erbrehen unb 8ereeben ben
crbentliden GeridtsbDfen 5u iiberz
toetien iinb.
Oeut16lanb 1T felt 1880 Inn runb
tauIenb Quabrat &ilometer erDber
getporben, aber niht ettpa bur9 Grz
oberunaen ober Mnnectirune, Fonbern
bur9 eine getruuere neue 0ermefiung.
Neu ertpprben bat bas Heih in Der
3eit nur bic ssnfel 0elgolonb, Die Ell
men Slddeninbolt bon 0,55 Suabratz
Rilorneter bat, tppfiir Gnelanb Elm bez
trddtli6es @e6iet in Sft 4frita err
belt.
en- 0iiIabon finbet in ben Sasen
tom 49,. bis gum 26. Mpril Elm inter-
nationdler mebiainifder GonsreB
fiatt, bon ipel9ent Elm porliegenbes
Bulletin befagt, bdB bereits 2O5 8ez
richte ppn ben beriibmteiten 8ertretern
fer mebi3ii,iI1en WiiIenfhaft 3iiee@
1ogt iinb. Sir bic 8ortrdse in ben
&neralberfammluneen iinb Sir pa=
frid Manion, prpf. 8riHaub, Or.
Sole gsquerbp, Or. s.. MaIer,
yrof. Mscocbo Sobre unb Anbere anz
semelbet.
Die iapanifde Hegierune bat BON
ner 8ersungsgeleafAuft rNeptun" in
e5todbolm ben 8ergunssbampfer
.6erafles" angefauft, I'm i'm Bel Der
6ebung Der eefunfenen rufiii6en
&riegsf6tffe i'm 9afen Bpm port Or
Ibur su Deripenben. Der r6erafIes
ift nit ben reueiten iinb be{fen Gin=
rihtungen fir 8ergungsarbeiten ber<
feben. St liest gegentpdrtig Bel Mar<
feille unb ION 5pgleih bon ieiner iebi%
cen &IaBung, bic fhipebifcber Natioz
nalitdt tit, nah Nagafafi gefiibrt ner=
ben. Die fhtDebifhen motrDien fol=
len nuh bel ben 8ergunggarbeiten i'm
6afsn bon pOrt Mrthur fh6tig Iein.
Vie beutihen Sifieeprppinasn, bez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-30
9sr1ettlh1tes.

Der %. GpngreB fir tunere Mebi>
ain finbet ppm q. bis Is. Ipril bteies
Sabres in Miesbaoen ftatt. Den
0prftb tpirb 9sbeimrotb @rb aus
Setbelberg fiibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-30

Gin armer tpobltbdtiger Meni1
tonn ii6 manhmal reid fiiblen, ein
gei5ieer &rofus ME.
* X i
Sb ppfer Elm Gliidsipiel iei, bieIe
Srage bef1dftigt INNER NOD, Die Be-
lDrben in 9eutfcolanb. Menn Der
MeniD Peh hot, it's tein's.
&oTutb fast. Die unearifhe geation
lei eripaht unb forbere iebt ibr Heht.
Oemnah bdtten bic unaarn an BEN
Mabdu, ben iie felt 1848 Deriibt haben,
I'M 5hlaf genaHt.
X x X
Menn man bas 5midfal bes Oafebs
entiullrfs. geaen 2ebensmittelDerfiIy
fhung in 8etraht aieht, bsr felt 6
sSabren in 8eratbung mar. bann parf
man NIT Redt annebmsn, bah Der
@endt nlinbeftens 8 Sahrbnnberie
gebrauhsn iDirh. ebe er bic GilsAs
babnaefebgebung erIs0isi bas.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-30

Gum Sunbertiabrze eSnbildnm bes
S0nierei9s 8aDern Ipllen auber einer
eSuMIdumsS8riefmarte audi @rtnnez
rungszSbdler gsprdgt perben, pel9e
Die 8ilbniiie oller 8onise BON 8abern
rom Sabre 1906 bis 0ur Ge9entpart
2eiaen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18

She was corprlcnt and on Der way
10 Chicago from NCw No agd was
trav ling u her tTo children. aged
respectively aud q years. As far as
Buffalo she bad not been asked 10 pay
for The children. bul al thar roin, the
train crew CHANGED aud The now CON
ductor 2 g-un. suriy'ookinc individ.
uaI. looked assignee at ire children
and asked for thcir tickets
WAY. have nouc. gaid the moth.
er
How old are ihey?" snapped the
man I'm blue
"The girl is and The hoy I, sir"
"They hook pretty big for that" was
Tho gruff rejoinder'
well said she OF The ssoirduDois.
"if ,ou're collecting farce according
to size. YOU'D better eet another ticket
for me"
Needless 10 say. she did moi pay for
the children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18
eirI nabie. hot Mant.d.

traveller in China, Mrs Dorothy
Gator. brings forward once more the
grim fact that poverty 10 that country
leads 10 the commission Of terrible
crimes The Chinese very seldom
kill their sons she says. -but ihciI
girl babies they drown IL hey have
too many. Just ike kittens Ans DAY
one may Dr. see floating Ia The river