davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

smother nn- selection by the orchestra
MiEs Archibald made nn Interesting
r-i'pFi II rough winter experiences ia
Kansas
The auaft-tt- then sang the follow
ins song. composed for the occasion:
L. }. Henry Hinsin. the solo portion:
Sweet Kansas Land"
We arr In tn, land OF droush, and
heat.
wh-Tr nothing Erows for man To eat.
The winds do blow such burning heat.
And o. this land IL hard to beat.
Chorus
q. Kansas land. sweet Kansas land.
As On the burning. ground ] stand.
! look away across the plains.
And wonder why II never rains.
inH when the thunder shakes the
ground.
knew the rain has gone around.
Tn. farmers 70 into their corn.
And there they stand and look
They then receive "a dreadful shock.
They md the shoot has missed the
stock.
our horses are of broncho race.
Starvation star-s US In the face.
We do not live. We only stay.
We are too poor to get away.
Our hogs arc OF the rooter kind.
And only prairi. grass they Ind.
But when the hogs We went to
We could not hear "A single .run'.
our chickens lived on hopper feed.
To catch one took tremendous speed.
And while they had to run all day.
or course the hens forgot to lay.
our girls they held their noses high.
They knew the boys could not supply
The food and clothes which they
demand.
Our boys were looking mighty blue.
For wives they scarce knew what to
do.
At last the held a business rally.
Declared they'd move to Arkansas
Valley.
Officers were elected as follows:
President. p. Mounts; Vice President.
Mrs. NJ. s. Martin; Secretary. s. s.
trar, Miss Jennie Kinney: Executive
Committee. T. s. St. John. W. 3. Goblin
chas. Kouns, NJ. S. Martin, and l.. L.
Searls.
NJ. s. Martin was called upon and
said that he could talk like an orator
to crowd Of men but the presence Of
the ladies' embarrassed him. He was
enjoying the day splendidly. He con-
fessed to occasionally getting home
sick for the State OF sage brush. sun
flowers. cactus and Jack rabbits. He
when there was lively busi-
ness In the scalps OF the ground squir-
rels: one county offered a premium
on scalps. another on tails. and there
was considerable trading to get the
most cash out of both counties. In
some. cases he believed the whole hide
was used UP in making scalps and
tails. In those days the women did
the work while the men went to town
where the worked the newcomers out
Of all their spare cash.
While conceding the greatness Of
Hon. w. B. Goblin claimed
that Otero county had more wealth
per capita than the Sunfiower State.
Otero county annually sells produce
to over 100000. which av-
erased among our $4,000 population
makes 4 splendid showing.
Colorado was Just now in bad repute
abroad because Of the unlawful acts
Of few men and the uttei9nces Of . |
Few daily papers. But the people are |
all right.
The meeting adjourned with moro Of |
he orshestra's greatly en3oyed music. J
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
IN COLORADO.

Hue arr the akl-s and liquid the air.
Sweet arr the odofs the s~Ift bF-csrH
bear.
Kinsiy the mantle. the hoar mountains
Wear.
Joyous and free the life that's lived
there
In Colorado.
rndl-r cool shadows that nit To and
fro.
crys;aiiin. fountains are murmurinE
Fed BY ,h. 10. Of the vanishing snow
To siiv-ry rivers that laugh az they
flow
Through Colorado.
Golden the sunrise tina, wnkcns the
world.
flamin. the sunset. Its banners un-
furl-d:
Rich the red blood through puisins
vyinS hurled
AZ II ffom ON hi.h thrilling rapiurcr
were whiri.d-
In Colorado.
Staiwart the people whose homes
dot the plains.
Won from the desert by uniiaggIn.
pains:
They've tapped the old mountains
picthoric veins:
They take from the tourist what
wealth he retains
In Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20

Traditions are broken. conventions de-
ded.
No longer to woman her rights are
denied:
The state sweeps right onward against
wind and tide.
And loyal and true are her sons In
their pride
Brave Colorado!
There's health for the sick and
wealth for the poor.
And rest for the weary whom bright
skies allure;
They pour from hot plains these
boons to secure:
They nestle in comfort to wander no
more
From Colorado.
The old silver Spruce and the sweet
Columbine.
The breath Of Pine forests. far better
than wine,
The sentinel stars. that sing az they
shine.
Make me wish that a home were even
now mine
In Colorado.
But alack and alas, must turn to my
task: r.-
Not long in her sunlight may visitors
6ask:
A single. slight boon is all that I ask:
To rest, When Eve dropped this msr-
tality's mRsk- =
In Colorado.
q. Tyrell. d. D.. IN frog
raD Il tba West"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-20
Joyous Jayhawkers
Meet Feast and Crate

Seventh Annual Reunion Of Former Kansans at
Il. P. Hall Calls up Pleasant Memories
of the Sunhower State
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
Im 3apf Wontae
MiindJener Salpatpr : Spf. =
n5ndlsboblc,"
600 403 @eit-S cringtpn.S tr.

Sir otter GtnfGufe.
Cine geraoe5il eritounlide Guspobl
BON bobelegonten aleiberitoifen fir
6riiblings : 5oiletten, Otter : Siiten
Wtantel, 8eieaidnftS- uno StroBen-
Sn5iisen etc. peroen in oen geraumi.
gen @oloenbere's 2Goet, gtr. %, %
uno 81 @eit.9 eringtonsS trabe, 81
fabelbnft nieorigen Yreiien onrgebo-
ten. Selite, Montog, lucrOen ooppelte
g. & S. @reen's Grabbing Stomps"
uiisoetbeilt. gs iino MIR nod ied)s
Gage bis SitcriL uno GanIen, bic ibre
@inf1ufe our Seittagss@ oroerobe nod
nid)t beiorgt bobcn, ioIlten es nidt
nnterlaiien, bel @oloenbeig's por5u'
fprefen.
@efhicoen. Srail Minnie
Ned, neId)e am IA. gpril 1904 BON
ibrem Manne 5rieorid Bed seid)oi-
fen ipiir6e, erbieIt am Somitog cine
abioIiife Sheionng I'M areisgerift.
Der 1rnn mitroen Die beioen airloer
Der Che 5ugeiprod)en nno ebenio MUIR
Sc ser Mauu 5iir 3obIllna Don $32
MIimente pro Wnnaf perlrtbeilt.
2sed lit Elm gelegrnpbiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
(t07,1D

Gin eigener Sail. - SER
Sreoerid 9. @roffliu bon Gr. 1923,
goltotyS troBe, muroe Samitog bonn
9eteftip 9ougblin olf Die gnidulOi-
gung perboftet uno nod Dem mittIe-
rem Stationsbuiie gebrodt, Serrn
Sarrp $. 9orbnug6, einem Sci6Ital-
beIiter bon @citminiter, Mo., o1lgeb.
lid Elm ibml geborenOes 9uggD por-
5%lentboIter1. Nad Den @~usiogen, Die
Serr @rafflin Dor Dem Yoli5eirid)ter
Grammar modte, 6orgte er bon Srn.
Sorbulgb i'm gpril 1902 elm 8uggp,
fir melhes or cine 9eipiiie ipodents
lihe Mtetbe 81 5oblen bate, uto
melfleS or ipGter Srn. Sorbougb
bi,r6 einc brittle Eerion 5uriideritat-
tete. Sr, Sorbolab ieood) beboiiptet,
oos 9liggp niemIals luieber geiebcn
81 boben unb bolt Sr. @rofflin oer-
antiportlid. 2esterer lullroe aiif Ell
men Sobeas Corpus. 9efebl bon Gid-
fer Stodbrioge bin unter 9iirgidloft
fir fem Gridcipen Dor bcn 8roBge-
idiporenen bon Gorroa-Gountp fpies
Der freigeloiien.
SaIifer @elos
= Sobn .. 9omidfe bon Nr. 1925,
9oros 9ono-S traBe, itano geltcrn
8ormittoe Dor Squire" acplin9er
in Der norooitIiden Eoli6eiltation
inter Der @nidpnloigung, BON 6rail
amelio @ilbelm ont IL. Ipril nnter
Der s(neobe, oaB er elm Collector Der
.Goniolioirten @ossGompognie" Jet,
$t.t0 erlonet 81 baben. So er Der
isrou ous @elb 5iiriid5obltc, peigerte
bieie iid,, ols 8I1eerin gegen i'm oiif.
5utreten, uno er muBte freigelalien
tperoen. Gs liegen nngeblid nod
mebrere onoere oerartigc Inibuloi-
gllneen geeen ibn Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
@ad 25 Gahren.

9riioer trefien Ii6 nnd) % Sobret
in @ig6Ian0tomn. Gin frobIi-
Dies @ic0erieben.
Selten fommt cs pobl Dor, Dab
9riioer iid) Gin oo1eS &iertcl-S obr-
bunoert nidt ieben ltno Damn 5ufal-
Tia ibr @ieOerieben feiern. Gin Ger.
urtigcS @ieocriebrn ercignctc lid &c.
Itrn in 0igblanotoun. Sr. 6rieorid
9nicie, Superintendent Der Cos
tperfe Der ,Suburbon Sos Co." in
SiqblanOtofun, ser ooiel6it niele
5reunoe bot, oerIicB Dor etlpa %
Sobreu Buffalo, N.-N., no er cine
3eit lang ols Superintendent Der
,Goniolioirten @aS Gompognie"
tb1tig NOR. Sem 9ruocr SeinriG
mor 3>tr 3eit @ormonn in elmer &it-
pfcrIdmie0e, peld)e ii6er 100 Ntann
bei6Gftigte. ScitOem botte &einri6
ni6ts bon ieinem 8ruoer gebort uno
oieier befleioete icitoem perlbieoene
SteQungen in Californian, Ilabo-
ma, @clp.0orf ullo Senneiiee. @or
einigen Sobren, olS Ser Soiepb
S6reiber Ole nSuburban. 8os
@orfS" erri6tet bate, fam Sr. s.
Snieie nod Sigblonotopn uno 'mlr.
De superintendent Der 8erfe, iueldc
SteIuug er nod jett cinnimmt. gor
etrua elmer @ode borte er 5ufGaig,
ooB Elm Wonn, NnnlenS 9nieIe, in
Sporrop's 8oint in ben yWarpldn.
Der Stoblmerfen" olS &upferi6mieo
nrbeite uno 500 ipcitere @rfunOigltn-
aett Elm. ga or in Den lceten %
95obrcn niftS bon ieinem 9ruoer &C
bort botte, 10 belt err eS fir moglid),
DOB Ser aniele in Sporron's 8oirt
pieQei6t gar ni6t iein 8ruoer lei.
lin 10 me6r freute er iid, ais or auf
icin Infrogen Elm S6rei6en er9ielt,
mel6eS ibm FUND tbat, 0oB Der
Morm in Sporrom'S Ioint obnc
3neifel iein 9ruoer iei. @r ihrie6
oarouf brett an oenielbcn uno oaS
3eiilGtnt NOR elm @icoerieben, mel
DIES ipGter in 8. Supports Sole,
an Gloremouut = Apenue, IN feuft-
fr0blider @eiie gefeiert pllrOe. SeiH-
rid Gnieie lit icbt SO Sabre olt uno
bat bereitS icit ieds Monoten in
Sporop'S Yoint georbeitet, obne 81
milien, Dob IeingrlIoer in SigblanO-
tolpn onidiiig lit. @r bermutbete,
Dab oerlelbe nod in San SronciSco
pobne. 8rieOrid, oOer n6rit," Wie
i'm feline 6rcunbe nennen, lit sc
Sabre oft unG in gar5 Sigblonotolun
germ geieben. Die beiOen 8riioer
iinb leOig unO felt entidloiien, iid
ME tpieoer bon chamber 5l trennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17

oltoc6Iidcn &erfouis geiitigcr @e.
tr1nfe ant Sonntag, ipG6reno scr
S6onfmdrter Gonroo @rn0ermalm
bon Nr. 1882, SonoperItroBe, megen
g(rbeitens am SonntogS eingeipon-
men ipuroe. 9eioe m1troen inter
9iir9i6oit fir ibren @ro5eB gciteIlt.
Sobn Mile$ bon Nr. 947, SiiO,
S9orpitroBe, tpllroe inter 9iirgid)aft
fir Elm meitcreS &erb6r 9eitelt, neil
er on9e6Iid an MinOeriGbrige 6eners
maffen perfauit bnben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17

@oIlte Uncle Q a bctrii il.
gcn. - SIM Yoitomt nuroe onl
SomItag Der As Sabre oIte Reger
2emis @ooo, iueld)er ongob, bob er
total erbIinoet lit. alf bie gnihuloi-
gung bonn Toitinipeftor Sooten Der.
boftet, orf elmer in @oibington
ousgeitelten Johannesburg Die Sit.
fer Se6S in Seh5ig r%mgeiponoelt
81 bo6en. Der Neger brodte Ole
Yoitaniueiiune 5uerit noh Der Hoit-
%Itation al Der Ode bon 0ruio-Sia-
Ipenlle mo BreltonsS trobe, bod
be5oblte Der Eoitheomte Die Iniuei-
iung nidt, bo er iofort Job, ooB ct
mas nidJt in Sroniing ipor, nno
tbeilte Dem Heger nit, ouB er Die
Yoitonpeiiung mad Dem Sauptpoit-
amt brinaen miiiie. Sn Der oui-
iden5eit purbe bos Eoitnmt bon
Dem gorfaQ in &enntrlib 9eiebt, inb
ais Der Heger BORT anfam uno Die
Hoitanfpeiiung porleste, luuroe er
lofort feltaenontmen u1o bonn 9nn'
oes.GommiiiGr Gogers fir elm Ser
Dor am Wittiuod nod Dem @cfdng'
nib gelanot. Der Neger iagte, oof
cr an Der @olo-S troBe ipobne unf
-
aus Selmo, O., fomme. Die Sehs
nuf Der in @aibingtou an Jreitoe
ousgeiteaten aniueiiung mar it
idlebt in ieds5ig Dollars umgeipon'
belt moroen, Dob Der Sbpinoel TO-
fort augenideinlid) mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
StaOt Baltimore.
Sin fiiBlcr EnlmiOnnta9.
Sdncclpeben am 8ormittag, leid)te
Sdneeiloden gegcn IbenO unO
i6arfer Nor0meitUin0.

lu)uI Ut you UlUtlIIUtllp.
Ger 8olmionntng, al meldcm Die
gauge G6riitcubeit OaS 0enfbnr ld)olts
ite @etter e%rlportct, begonu geiter1t
firth NIT 6elu0lftem Sinmel uno &C.
oen 10 ll6r, alS ole 0iirger iif oIif
Dem @ege sur Stride beian0en, Itelte
iid io0or cill lcidter S6neefoQ elm
1tno cil id)orfer Noroneitpin0 iogte
ourd Die StroBen Der Stoot. sc.
gen Mittag brod lid ober Die Sonne
9abn unO CAB Dem Gage Die ridptige
5cIttogSpcibc. Grit gegen Ibeto
puroc cS uie0cr fiibler mo obermalS
ficIcn ob mo 81 S6neeiIoden.
9l6enoS Icgte iif Der ltorfe Goromeit'
pin0 ctuuS, onS @enolf pertbeiltc
it'd ulo ser Mono fnm i'll goloenenl
@lun5e ans Dem Often uno idiet
iiber bic 9eiorgniB Der Menif)en, Dob
cS mie6er @inter mer0cn miiroe, 81
IGdeln.
Cine folte gSele 5iebt lid) oitr6 Den
aat5en 8eiten Der 8ereinigten Stoo.
ten; in 9ismord, 9ofoto, botte man
16 Grab. Soffentlid oerliert iif Die
aGltc ouf Dem @ege noh Dem Often.
@us @ittSburg lullr6e Sdneefoa be
ridtet. SIM nornliden y Yort
aine boS thermometer geItern inter
Den @efrierpunft berunter. Nlld) bier
mar es geitern Nbenb reht folt, ober
Der llnlItono. Dab 0ie Suit trpden
mar, G6Bt Die Sofinung ST., Dab Die
aGltc Der &e9ctotion MIR menio ooer
gar NidtS aeIdlnoct bat.
Sir MorDlono un0 Den 0iitrift
Columbia flor un0 tolt mo nor6s
meItIide @inoe.
Der bodIte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar
46 @roo nm 3 llbr NodmittogS.
Ger nie6rigite Sbernlometeriton6
mar IS @rob Inn 3 ltbr Nad)ntittogS.
Mittlerer 9nrometcritnno 29.77.
Ger uieOrigite Gbermonteteritono
Der lesten "a Strnoen in %uodyiol9cl1-
Den St6bten mar, iuie folgt: Goitport
%, Eortlouo 81, Bolton "a, Nlbonp
80, Neip.0orf 36, SorriSburg 81,
Gbilobelpbio 3S, Ntloutic.Git 36,
@oibington IS, Rorfolf 40, SotteroS
46, Gborleiton 81, Soponnob "a,
Sodionoile So, Silpiter &c, &en-@eit
", SItIonta 3S. montgomery AZ, @eip.
SrleonS 80, YoleItine ~, @olnelton
81, Corpus Gbrilti 81, Mempbis 3S,
Cincinnati 30, Eittsburg %, Ssmego
30 Buffalo 20. Gleoelano 80. 8etroit
26, WarQlettc 26, Green Ban 30,
Gbico9o 30. Gulutb 26. Ct. Houl %.
Ct. 2olliS -. &onioszGitn 80, Suron
Is, Omaha 26, 9iSmord is, @iaiitou
=, SABRE %, tSeleno %, SoltSofe-
Gin A. 0enper 80, 9tortb 8lotte a.
Soo9e.GitD 30, amoriQo 80, Sos NM
gcles 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
Sdiffsfarten bon nnb mad Scntid'
limb.

@on Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea-
iiite bis gum 1. Mai $40 Ii. SAT. so;
nab Dem 1 .Niai $50; 9remen-gal-
timore bis gum 1. Miigult $3.50;
BON [. Mlgnit bis t.Iopember $57.-
80 nnb $62.50. Munoreiie 5ii bili-
aerem greiie. Shu. 8. Niencr & Co.,
3immer Ger. 3, ia O.-2eginatou
Strabe. (323-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
9lus Baltimore : County.

NitS baltimore : SOnHtD.
Sine nicorigc 5teuGrrotc. Sdil.
lerirnen ais Acknowledgements,
men. - No6 mebr EroteIte gegen
8irt6ifoitS 2icen5en. Ser
l1ieoencS.
@ic DER r0cutid)c Correspondent"
bereitS beri6tete, babcn Die Gomntll'
i1re bon Baltimore . GoltntD Die
Steucrrate fir oaS Golntp fir 1905
ouf 50 Gents pro 500 feit9eiebt. IS
lit Dies 3 Gents nieoriger, ais Die
Steuerrute oeS SabreS 1904 uno
miro nit ser S~taotSItcuer BON 1872
Gents 8913 Gents %bctragen. Set
1891 lit bic Steuerrote ME 10 nieorig
gcpcIen. Seitoem betrug tic: 1892,
1893, 1894 uno 1885, 20 Gents; :;
1896, so Gents; 1897, GO Gents F.;
1898 un6 1899, so Gents; 1900, 80
Gents; 1901, s. Gents; 1902, IS
Gents; 1908, 60 Gents; 1904, 81
Gents.
g 6u1m66d ais 9oGr-
udtr6gcrinnen.
9ci Der gcerOi9ltng oeS Sri. Hlt9
4oponoug6, meld)e ont lcbtct 6rei'
tao Itor6 uno AM SomItog Worgen
bon Ger Ct. MorfS'9trde aus beer.
Oigt murOe. fungirten IedS Sdille,
rinnen Scr Ifarrihule Ser 8cmeinoo,
Otargoret Scanned, Clara Blum,
MorQ. Sormon, Gotb. See9er, 2uura
Meebun uno @gnes Gouber, oils
Observation-Disclosures Die 2eihe
muroe nod McSeesport, ga, &C.
bradt.
SrcteIt 9cgcn 2iccn5en.
SIM areiSgerid)t 81 Somion Iino
om Somitag mieoerum mebrere
@rotcIte gegcn oic 9eipiaigung BON
8irtbi6oftS : 2iccn5en eingereidt
norben. Slioer Murpbp uno adt-
3ebn g(noerc proteItirten gegen Not'
them 8opers, SreOerif.Roab nno
@eIt.Gbelter .Npe., /. 0iitrift; So6n
s. Seffrics unb flint gnoerc gegell
Senrp Gutenberg, gtr. 206, Com,
boro.S troBe Sigblonotopn; @m.
=. 8. McGa6eD un0 IedlS anoere
9cgen @eorg @einbed, Nr. 81, gtoro'
Goit.Gbenue Sigblanbtown uno &.
Ooung uno Grnit @orger gcgen Geo.
2ur5, 9eoutp SeodL nobe Yoirt
9ree5c, IL. 9iitrift.
8erGongt $4,000 ShoOener.
at.
Sruu 8irginio Eorriib bat lnl
GreiSgerift 81 Gomion cine Slage
ouf 3obIune bon $4,000 S9ooet-
erios gegen Sobn &lobr unb 8m. 6.
S6irlep bon Sdrrilonpiae erboben
fir oen Soo ibreS @otterL gOmorO
Borriib, meld)er i'm lebten CONNER
bel eincnt S%ournier noDe 5ronflin-
toipn getootet muroe.
anabe BON W oultDter G.
treten.
Yrice WcGpmos, Der ~ Sabre oltl
Sobn BON Somes u. W6cGomoS bon
@%biteball, muroe am lebteh Sreitog
bon einenl Moultbiere in Den Magell
getrcten unb liegt in fritiidem gu.
Itonoe oornieOer. Ger Snobe lit be.
Iinnun9SloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
2lrtbmr ~. Npbipm,
9r. 1871, ch.saltimpre. etraae.

Yafage @otariats : 8elbpediel.
gnrcan. S6iffsfarten fir ollie
9ampier.2 inien. &eiiepaiie, @ednel,
@eIoipediel unb @elOienOungen.
(slpriIl4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
9Il6iua 9oerr.

@S Itorb in 8nibington, .. g..
9llbiua 0oerr, geb. Snn5l. @ottiR
BON Sobn Doerr, I'M Sitter BON %
Sabren i'll 9tr. 7tS, 10. StroBe.
N.-@. 0O7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
8eloienSnngcn nad 9entidDlaao nno
Celfrctdl

5n "a Gents pro Worf nno 2012
Gents pro arone. Eorto ertra.
@edlel ~ausgelteIIt auf ole Ibeile
ser @eIt. sbeo. s. Nirner & So,
ia 0.-2eringtoii.S Ctr. Simmer Rr.
3. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
@OHtag, ben II. gpril 1905.
1IntrrhnItnnns . g1eaiueiler.

nslaurh's SBeater." - 0iefe g9ode: s8bcu
ibe 9cl ious".
nepesnn.. sbeatsr" (triBer G6nie's). - Giefe
gSudC: yRihelicu".
,Surb's cperHBaus." - 9icie g4ode; nSiris
Hing Sslauo".
rSDnibnhitrakens SBfnter." - Stefe Wobe:
81 Mace for Qife".
,MnrDlaHb.S Beatcr." - Sicfe ggoche: tdglt6
sluei Observation-Disclosures
,Geuee auditorium" r. Sieie gSode: M
Con Of Gctt".
,,GrDeitcr,2irnertnfel," ,2uelit,9 pint.Widuner.
dor" ,Wictgcr.CSCiunaucretu" uub ,,@intrddt".
- SieHitaq ben ~. gpriI, Notwithstanding
uno Qau In Der n@ermnnias9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17

Gincn gnten Sdpoppcn &beins nnb
Mplcl!8cin fir Sitcrn.
rSadlsbDblc,"
QO7,1t) 403 8eit-2 eginstOn. TT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17
sOtalberidte aus @aibim0tOp.
s onfirn III II.

Die Giniegnung Der ~oicSi6brigen
6oufirnlonocn fono 9eltern in alien
bieiigen proteitontiidcn 9irhen itott.
Die 3obl Der coniirmirtcn 9inocr
lpar auBergemobulif groB; ibre
Nameu, iorpie nGbere @in5clbeiten
iiber Die feierIide SanOlung, Die AM
@ormittag iu6breno Oes Sauptgot-
t~eSoieniteS ooa5o9en tpuroe, lino be-
reitS I'M geItrigcn rSonntogs.Gorre,
iponbent" eri6ienen.
I|bIeben zines tntimen
6%reun0eS BON Sim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-17

1. @aro-Hobert :. 9eod)om.
.. Waro-Sobn s. &aiinl.
3. @arb-8. s. Meiiioger.
5. @oro-Soiepb Bohemian.
s. @arb-Sobn 8ronmiuer.
8. @oro-@ultdp u. 3ipp.
t3. Woro-Sobn q. Mc6oul.
IA, @aro-AueuituS Sompion.
10. 8orb-Senrp u. lllrid.
16. @aro-&obert 8. McGurbp.
IL. @oro-Sirom Mattp.
tS. Waro--Senrp W. Nice.
10. @aro-@eoree @- @biteiiot
81. @oro-gonrao Miaer.
%. @oro-Gr. Scnrp G. Snpns.
%. @arb-Gbns. $. 0einteman.
"a. g9nro-Gbarics ". Sones.
The Washington times., 1905-02-13
ALL BELLS NOT ALIKE TO HIM.

In a downtown office, the business of
which is largely conducted by telephone.
there are seven booths in a row, each
being directly connected with the
central office instead of coming through
a local switchboard. as is usually the
case. Each telephone is provided with
it's own bell, and an aid to the
youngster who answers calls from the
outside an annunciator shows from
which instrument a call comes.
The other afternoon a caller watched
the boy go from one booth to another
as the bells rang without taking the
trouble to adjust the annunciator, all
the tabs of which had fallen.
Il don't need that responded the
youth loftiIy when questioned as TO why
he ignored tfle annunciator Il can tell
just which bell rings with my eyes
shut"
TO prove his assertion he waited with
his back turnad to the row Of booths
until a call came. and then correctly
announced the number of the fnstru-
ment before responding to the call.
TO the stranger all seven bells sound
ed the same, but to the telephone clerk
each bell had voice of its own, as
familiar as the call of a friend--New
York Press.
The Washington times., 1905-02-13
DIED.

WINSLOW-On Saturday. February H.
1905. at Takoma Park. HENRY h. WINS
LOW, beloved husband and father.
Funeral services at his late home Tuesday
February II. 1906 at I p. Inteunent at
Arlington. 1t
JOHNSON-On Saturday. February H. 1905
at S:45 O clock, MRS. SARAH JOHNSON
aged sixty three years, born in EarleysviIle,
Va
Funeral from 1852 Second street southeast.
Interment at EarIeysyiiie, Albeunarle Co.
Va. II
JACoB-On Sunday, February Il. 1903. at
a. m, ESTHER jacob. beloved wife of
Joseph j Jacob. 1t
ATKINSON Saturday February Il, 1895.
ADDISON BUTLER ATKINS II
BARKER-On sunday. February r. 19o5
WILLIAM H, beloved husband OF the late
Hattie y Barker. II
PERCELI.-Gn Sunday morning, February
12 1905. at his residence, 4l2 New Jersey
avenue southeast. VOI-NEY PURCELL. 1t
TTCKER-on Sunday. February u, 1865 at
8 a. M at The residence Of his parents,
81 X street northeast, FRANCIS PAUL, son
of G Willis and Josephine c. Tucker tnee
Mccarthy, aged four months. 1t
sHIVERs-At the residence of her son-in-
law, Henry Grahc, 11l9 Tenth street north
west, MRS. NELLIE SfiIVERS, widow of
the late Dr. N Shivers. of Baltimore.
Intermcnt in Baltimore. 1t
The Washington times., 1905-02-13
DEATH RECORD

Allen, Daniel. - yrs. Freedman's Hosp.
F3resIau, Ferdinand, As yrs, 464 E st. sw.
Bork Herman J.. ~ yrs, Govt Hosp. ms
Beck Clara % yrs. Columbia Hosp.
Brown, Julia H. 80 yrs. Providence Hosp.
chatham Jophia. g yrs, 1916 Sd st. Sc.
Chapman, Henry T, 50 yrs, 936 22d ST. NV.
Cole, Samuel. 30 yrs. 926 Temperance ave. NV.
Cotton, Mason e, 30 yrs, 1917 Conn. ave.
Condor. Alice 70 yrs, Emergency Hosp
Fleming, Charles, ! VI, Garfield Hosp,
Honesty, Lucy. 50 yrs. Wash. Asylum.
Harris Charles . yrs, 2G23 II st. NV.
IughaTn, Mary M. 81 yrs, 16l Ii st. nv
Kelly Samuel l., 53 yrs, 10G 18th St NV
Jackson Ersulla, 23 yrs. TAG Sheridan ave.
Henderson, Louisa, 81 yrs, 5g6 10Th st. NV.
Hiliiard, Joseph c. So yrs, Nat Hotel, 9Th
and Pa. nv.
Hughes, VIM l.. as yrs. S04 ii ST. ne
Mercer Samuel, 20 yrs, 4l4 Richardson st.
Meagher. Francis, 60 yrs, Homeopathic Hosp.
KurGia Oyama 33 yrs. Govt Hosp ms.
Keithley, George, az yrs, Kensinston, Md.
Ross Sarah r, l yr., 1903 { 81. Sc
Rhodes. Edward 62 yrs. 27iz n ST
Reid Testa V mos. 1861 SD ST.
Smith Clifton. 20 yrs, 1928 RIGGS s.. NV
Snowden Maggie. 80 yrs, 20 Bas3eti aliey ne.
Stang Peter "a yrs. Garfield Hosp.
Sweeney, John J.. "A yrs. GIG K st. ne.
shackeiford Vermiilian e, yrs. 22f lst. Sc
Whittington King, a. yrs. Govt Hosp. lns
william 5ohn, 43 yrs. Govt. Hosp lns
Cain Rsoecca G, rs yrs, Providence Hosp
Ferry James J., II yrs, 200 \ st NV.
Johnson Effie. u ~ 18th st ma
The Washington times., 1905-02-13
TONIGT'S SPEECH IS
TO BE IMPORTANT ONE

came here with his Rough Rider hat on
only TO show how friendly and demo
cratic he Is. / mention what I did ]
said TO him. Commissioner'-for we al
ways called him by that title-'I won
der how d look with Rough Rider
hat on?'
. Try it on and see, he said: and how
he laughed, / put il on. Great. he
said. I ou ought to be n Rough Rider
SO after | have seen that every dish
is served rightly. with special care of
the dishes that go to President Roose-
welt, l shall leave the Kitchen and
change to correct evening dress in the
office. Then [ shall go into the dining
hall and claim the privilege of shaking
the President by the hand I know he
rever forgets old friends
Ir. Braun Will Preside.
Mr.. Braun will preside at the big
head table, which will be set on a
slightly raised dais extending along one
side of the banquet room The other
tables will extend at right angles from
the head table Over Mr. Roosevelt s
head viii be a stuffed American eagle
of magnificent size it's spread wings ex-
tending sixteen feet.
The Presidents entertainers have de-
termined not to in1ict him with
speeches. President Braun Will intro
duce the President of the United States,
using as few words as possible. The
guest of honor will BE- the only orator.