davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-01-26
Provided for Plain Llvlnn.

A Newark IN. j. man left his son
500 In his will. but was evidently
afraid that the youth would use 1t all
at once for riotous living. 50 he fixed
IL so that he would get 81 week.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-01-26
woMEN's NEGLECT
suFFERlMGTHE sUREPENALTf
Health Thus Lost Is Restored by Lyo1a
ri Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

How many women do you know who
are perfectly well and strongY we
hear every day the same story over ana
over again. 81 do not feel well (; am
go tired all the time
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-01-26
Proper Guidance.

Let thoughts guide your words. You
can't run a train without an engine
or a track.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-01-26

First American Fire'EnsIne.
In 1871 the first fire engine was
taken from England to New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Iocntiii,irt EcidDc %lciucr Sdmritcr.

Stom or0 Conn. I. Cttobrr.
Nenrn GHrid pom &oll \2tdn0.
Sim iOcltiii5irtc oa9 Mdohn1. MT.
DIES iih olti Dem biciiQcu Nahu1or lr.
ilcrn Nbcno Dor eincn oabrr bralrcn.
0cn 3u1 Q~Cuoricn bate. ol2 itju,
Sdmcltcr Si55ic Gmridl Wclhc en- 'cit
lG &obren nid)t mcbr Qclcben Dol,r.
Sic mar ole Snhter pom MUurO Gni.
rid, bon 9tr. 21i, Sit #. Strlrt.
9Icm 2)orf, mcIdlcr Dor lcd)2 Niou1tcIl
Qcltorbeu lit. &enrp Gnrid1 lit Inn
Nelibe zines Sdrcibct9, oa4 uou lei.
ncr Shpeiter I'M Gttobcr 1901 nh
Ben &atcr qerihtet moroeu mar. Ta2
Sdjreibcll lautet: .&cr}cjDc mir. 0ai,
id, Cir 10 piel Summer bcrcite. Iteiu
Mer5 lit g%ebroden, obcr 6 lit njdt
meme Stuio. Nenn mir enua2 pAi
iiren iolltc. bite iD Sid MIDI ucbcll
mciner Wtutter begraben 81 laiieu.
Si53ie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Sna nelbc NiCbcr.

Ncm 0rIcun&, [. DIT. ="
oiii}icllc Neridt fiber ou5 @rolljrcn
pes qclbcn Gicbcr$ in Ncm GrIeon5
mGhrcnn Scr Inn s llbr hclDtc Nbtno
UcriloIicncn 81 5tumocn crQlbt Sol
Qcn0c3: Nclrr Grfrnntungcn -, @@
innlmt5obl Scr Grfro1tunacn bl3&d
tlrm 309L (o0c@fGac t. @c'ant1!i
5obl scr Gooc8idGe bis Totlm 400.
uelte Scuhcubcroc 6, 3abI Der inter
Nc6unonunQ itcbcnOcn Fotlentcni9i.
Rail- Scr ans scr N%cbouoluna cnt
luIicncn G@aticNtcu $500.
Gic @clbiic6cr Sihlotion Qcbt i.
uo6l in ser Stoot, ais III Den %on0.
Wcmcin0cn elmer ltctc1 @cncrrm1
cntQcQclr. SIN Qor}cn Stootc %orl
llama olEcr6olb 9tcw Grlcon2 lit
ON WtontoQ mir cin cinilacr So0ra
foll uor0cfonmlclL mo ats often
iniiiirtcn Grtrn, nit ~ulcIniacr Nus
nobnlc bon Edttrr1oll, mlr0 enc Nbs
robnc in ser 3ohl Scr GrtrontlnAca
gemcIoct.
9hts mcbrcrcn Eumftcn 0cIonQte al
0cit itootlifcn @ciun0helt3rat1 Oie
Mcloutq, 0uB mon, ser NurcQunq
bon Trdiiocnt Souhon ioIQcno, &c
Gen Ntittc oc9 lnuicnoeu W}onat5 sic
GuorontGnc &oritriitcn uni6cbrr
oOcr meniaiten2 cine Grlcidtcrung
III oercn @%onOhobrIlg cintrctcn loi.
len mCr0c. gel Sen @citntacn Der
cin5cl1cn Giicnbobncn trciicn Mn.
irdQcn cit 9ctrcii3 Der M0QIidlfeit
bon Grtlriiona}ilQen in Die Stoot
SIR Belt 0c@ 9cllrdlc2 oc9 Hrdiioen.
ten NoolcuClt.
&n Scr acitriQeu E%ootcnliitc be-
lonO lid ser Aome Don 81. ". Ar.
rinQton zines Cbcrbeamten ser 30.
'tnl ScIc4ropb 60, Scr 0 iiini "a.
gen crtronft NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Gus MChcimnin uon Minthr0p Gupc.

Nolton, I. Cft. n Die Noli}ci iii
nit crnclttcm Giicr an 0IC %ollmQ
pes @cbCimntllc@ Q%cQolQclL mcldc2
ilbcr Der o&cldc inn Hoficr" idnucbt,
nodocm mcbrerc E%crioncn, lucld'c
0cn M0liCr 0r2 &oifCrS Qclchcn 10.
ben molleL cine photographic ol@
Die 0c@ MGulCrp %ugl1oH}irt habcn, Ter
Monu, 0ciicn photographic lid i'm
@eliB Der NoIi}ci %bcfinoct, mciIt nld)t
in Scr Sto0t, mo Is mcr0cn NllltrCn.
GllnQcn lculdht, iclncn jcblQcn Nui
cntholt ollaiIn0i1 81 MAIDEN. GtcN@
BORDEN ii)0 iul Gclib zines mcltcrtli
Nnh0lt3pluttra. Sine 3runtcnm0r.
tCrtll. Die Dor <r6en1 elmer lllllQClt
Grau obQcu0rtct, 0eren Nll2lcben nit
Der bon Dem 0picr geacbenen Be
1drctbu1d iibcreinItlnmlt, bat 'ld) be-
Der Eoli5ci acnlcloct, Sbrc Inaabcn
>perocn Qcpriiit neil lie moaIldcr
@ciic illr NQnoa5irlno Der Seidc
flIhrCn t0unClr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Grauo nno Scbcnaucrlnit.

Nfron, =, /. Ntt. H. Y Eot.
tcnQia'9 Stou bronntc Dtlte min
uicocr, mlo mon alou0t oon cin
Miouh ociicu Nomc njht uurjttcit
mroc, in ben TIonmW mutout.
0mcn acllu ans Nilc9 :, wuror lc.
rcttct, nohorm CT itIjumlr Nran0.
mutocn crlittcn bate, lW0 elm acuji
icr Nponoa aus @rnccpiuc 7, met.
der ans ci,cm Gcnltrr inn uocitcu
Stodlucrfc oc3 brennrNoG mcb0u
oe2 ipronn, trlN eincu MltituDud,
0auull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Bic idnunr,c Nnno,

atlantic Gitp, u. s., l. Ctt.
r. @lotjono Eiacc, elm NoIlcucr,
muroc utte,mdDrcu0 cr in lcr1cr bic.
ljgcn @obnlnQ I'M Nctt IoQ ourh
cincn Shub t0otIid ucrmmoct. Ter
9nQrirr mlrDc bon cincwr NIl2tIrtct
inter ocu &ormouo 0c3 &dubs alt2
Rclilhrt. ollcin bic Eoli}ci QIoubt ooB
ole Sbut Oo3 Neillltot rJur2 Com
plots oca N}0roerbunora Tie 'hmGt,
Sc NonO" iii. Ter N}om iorOcrta
Wclo. un0 ais linn TrOu Ni@ct cine
N0ric poll oorreid,tc, lcucrtc CT ocll
ShuB ob. Eiacc licQt i'm Hoipitol
I'M Stcrbct. Ger (b0tcr rnttam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Tic lcdc Stclic Ncinmocn,

Eotrid Mnllh iuttc nit eincm brcn.
ncn6en 3iinobol3 0ornodl.
3mci @e0ienitetc inn @rrihtQlr-
bGiloc 81 Cincinnati olrh cine
@~oacrploiiou qet0otet mo }uci
nnocrc pcrlebt.
Ginciiuotiy 1. Gttobrr.
Cine inter Dem TllBboocu 0ca Nj
rcalra ser &ountp GommiiiGrc i'm
8eridt2Qcb0u0c cinactrctcnc @o2
GrpIoiiou t0otrtc hclrtc Nodrmittal
&rn. George 3inmcrmoms Soc
Glerf Der Nch0ror Der Golmtu Som
mlllGrc. ionic icincn Niiiitcntcn Mn.
lel Blair, Ger HcBtcrc NOR uCrlobt
mo lelnc Nclratb iolltc Aclcn GnOc
6lc'c9 Oton0ta ltattrlnocn. Tle Gr.
plolion rib Ben 6uBbo0cn alrr lm0
perrpolocltc 0o3 1Qn}c Njlrcdu 1T
cinen Srilm1erbollcu. 2uld sic mel
item Teniter oca @critt2Qcb0uor2
murocn }crldmcttcrt.
Gle Grploiiou creilnrtc ijdl. ais
Fotrif @oIib, Supcriutenocnt Scr
Gonntp @cb1uoc nit clncu brcn
nenOen 3iinob0l5tcu nldl elmer ledcn
Stcle IN elmer @uar0hrc llJdtr. Wro.
MaIep. ser Notc ser Goumtu Com
miii0rc, uno @corge Nlocman. elm
9%ebienitetcr I'M Nilrcall 0e2 Gountu
AuoitorS, erlittcu i]d)mcr5boltt 2}cr
%lebnnaen. alocmon ltano }ur 3rjt
ON Selepbon ulo mlr0c um Nopi
uno 0elitlt idlimm 5cr'lciiht. nab
reno WaleD 0urd) Ole herabiujr}rn0en
Sriimner ncrlcbt mltr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Ger brittle Sruhbrici.

Rem Dorf, 1. Cttobtr. Gin
oritter Grobbriei lit oem Eialicncr
1ranciaco Moreoneiuo in &rootmn.
oeiien fleiner Sobn auQeblid emit
iiihrt muroe, 5uge9ungen. In 0icicnl
Shreiben miro abcrnlal2 rll %0ic.
gelo bon $4,000 9eiorocrt mo Inn I'm
terloiiunasialle Die GrmoroumQ oc9
anaben aui ben belltigeu Gag anAc.
brobt. Ger 9riei iii in Der namlihe.l
Sonoihriit, mie Die iriiberen. Iir
YoIi3ei it nidt i'm Stanoe geneien,
ben anabeu 81 iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
yMonnl Nrcnunm" . @irrcn.

@oitou, Mail, /. 0ttobcr.
Gic NmpGltc oea aus M'itaIIeoern
ans N0p Norf, Ncu Gnglano mo
Ecnninlpunien beltcbenoen Gomite'>
Oc@ ,Tonal Nrcnurm SrbcnS, "
mcldic SEN nclen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@oppouir2n. haben ibren Frotelt Dem
itaatlihcu &crlid)erunaS GoInnrlllor
Ereoerid {. Cutting iibcrreid)t. Sic
NmpGlte crtlGren, Dab baS Torgeben
ieiten3 oc9 Supreme Gon3ll" oeS
ocnaumten 0roens iait beilplelslo5
0aitehe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Dem britiideit %icc- Nomiro. Cir &c
raIo 9toel 5ltldlfmlelt III t%rerfcl. Bitc.
NomiroI NocI lit Ser NeicGla6aber
Der britiideu Glotte in aiiotiidcn
@emdlieru uno Nohiolgcr oea N(omi-
rails Sir Sppriou bridge,
Sic T|tctlunQ BON So6o.
lin.
FetcrSburn. 1. Oft. - 3ui.
'den Hublono ut0 &opan idpc6cn
%crbonollnrocn 6cGtfa ioiortiQcr
6e'iltcllu>ta ser @rcn5c oli Der Nu-
tel Sod)oIin Dor Dem Gintrcicn 0J3
@jnter$, nm StrcitiQfeitrn por}lt-
ICl9clL menn 6ic Muiicu uou ihrer
N0litc Scr &ricI @cljb nc6n1er.
llehcr 0ic @r0Be ser ruiliihcn 9(r.
NEE Die nod Sem 6rieocn i'm icrnen
Often Qcloi'cn mcr0cn lou, Iin0 cno.
giiltiQc Ncihtjiic nod nidt Qciubt
morocn o6cr @cncrol @incmitih
miro i'm Commando pom iini bis
odt 9(rucc-Gorp2 rcrbIcibct. Gic
ilbriQcu mcrocn uddI Der Notiii}j
ulnQ Nc5 Trjcocn@ 10 ldncll ME
m0Qli6 u]rriidac}oQcn mcr0cn. Ger
NniQnQ miro NIT ot1 Ncitrpiltcn &C.
mudt lucrOcn, sic iid1 oui Dem g&cQc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

''N' ~NaJNH llIICIl >>A''' $3.50
Voo,oo reprdlentircn lo.Iten Illlo
IlIod)tell oorouf mIrmcrtrol1l oob ole
pom &obn Wtu0hol mr@lg''Fle we.
Iobnumg nrr $3.50 1ctro1e.
Nruca IrmcnitrW emctcl?
Berlin. 7ftnnr g3ic Der
.Ironfi,rtcr 2pitnra 1omcl01 miro,
iou elm obermolioca }ultbl0 umtcr
oen ormcniidcn l)utcrtool'en 0e2
@roGtllrten nobc beoor'tcotl, lUlo
}roor miro ongeblih elm @2o''otre Sc
plant, lneld)c@ an N~lrhtodrtcit o'll
WrcncITt nm Sabre IN30 'iINt lod)
'telcll MIRO. Gcn %,ralo'i'n noo)
bcl0ltoell rml0rQ't Der lIltIlue
@rte99nlntltcr uro '@1 eoIJe9c po"l
@eportrnleHt oe@ $ll'trH oclI ofl'l'
l)lldeh Fatrtorden 0ao otH' Ji'o'}
Hto@t III eon'tnntlnop'J NM "l1d'l'"
Inn mt oe2 Sultona lJ'tdi ~oGrtroi'J'
|crcDI 81 euler oIi3eol1Il'l l'''o''
WebCillllQ bon Nruleni1fd }I 1lp''l,
'djl@ lildt Der reno,ullo'lfel N''oV
All!lA ltlloer}lt1lld' NIN'aII "vpoIV'
'o't"'' S>tllll HluN o' ''""''' ,"'
ly"lL}''''9 III " "lI's' ..a,''' ''.'o -,
IliFu)'rL 'ob Ger SNII'a SUI "''''' ''V''
"''oo'''''oBtt9el" Io'''''s'.
loo, 600 Nbo0hIolc.
NouL i. Cfto6rr. ,Nu ntondcn
(hcilen &talicn'a, boioU0cr7 jn GoIu.
brirn ul0 Goicn3u. bcrr'dt nod i'm.
mcr ole bitteritc 9,otl IN NoIQc Der
&erhccrulQct Der ijJulitcu Gr0bcbcn.
Gic @rlumnlt}a6l Der Icgt nod 20.
oufloicn lou ctuu $1,000 bctroQcn.
Cir NeQicrltnQ bat iur bic GrrjhnmQ
. }ahlreidcr Niilf9alrllcn Qelornt um0
DER Nutifun Qr0cntt 'ciur bl9bcriQ'
N%ciitrltcr BON $lOOUOO 0rnm0dit SIT
ucr0oppcln. Er0ii0gnt &oltbct uou
T@runfreidb iibermlg. Der llntrritilt.
}urQ2foNc $1,000.
u ambuftcr Tihtrr actor.
Dem.
Noria. + 0ftnnrr. Ter Gid.
fer <nie Morio Nc IrrrAio M}itoIirr
ser iron6iilcbcn gra0rmir. III actor
ben. CCr mltr0r om -. Nopcnbu
tSi9 mi elmer Qoi,rei1rn1 ser 1irrro
Mueitro Del SoutioQo Dc GlDbo Qcbo.
rem, ltomntr nilttcrltdrr'elt9 ans e
1er oItcn IlormuIml'den ,Sltrllten'a.
mtiIc, @Iadte leInc Stllolen III clren'
FrIe'tcr %ultltltt IN 1enjl9 ltno 'tli
otrte en- ,Aobr III Va Nobano, IS2'
llodl 6rolltreld) jl%lrltd1et2brt trot {,
III one "Gtole oea Gborte3" EN-, per
oilcntIld)fc lett 1867 III oerldleoenct
Jcltldriltctl @c6nbtt lpcld)r oIc Hllt
mert'0llttlt ultl l9n IerttciL nm
uberlceie on" pterbuI0tdc &Sert oel
"cfnol @Io} ocI Golt1lin: "|ScrIoIqlll
hntoHe o. la Noupqt Gapa9ne"
1Glle ISL" inter ocnt SlteI "Se<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
9icTrieoens-G On fercn5
9inNlan0 miinidJt, lie 10 raid ais mig
lid III u%CrIGmmrIn.

tl1 gcrt1 QelrolItt merocl tom
nert. Sponim reou}irt ieinc
36lle oui @c6cn4mittel. &u.
mduiru fjjnoiQt i,iuu @mloels
&ertrag nit mrichtnldlo.
aatnt Observation-Disclosures oocr
loocafd0r an ser Gbolcro in
0eluihlmo. - &cncr ml0cblihc
rjeiiQc &lnpclcnrolb in Cublju.
@ooh /. Gftobcr. ~ l<n bieliQcn
ofii}ie0cn @rciicn miro 3lOeiicl sc
dlrGert, Oh ARRANGEMENTS frilb}citiJ
acutG ijir Den 3ltionmcutrltt Scr
3DcItcn Tric0cu2 Gonirrcu5 in 1906
po0cnoct mcrocn t5nucn oocr Oh man
oiciclbc ouf 1907 uerihicbcn miiiicH
lpirO.
a ~r ~
t''' y" =
.'!.'''"n' '''" ''q"'' ".'I' WV"
Ivy ""'''''''' va, '''' I''"o'''"
oucju 0iclrlbcu cltholtcu tciuc Dor
L"''I' >'o"" w, '' s"',,.''''
- '''l''"' ''',' '''-''"",,s
- F''"'U''''',- "''' |''',,
'"' "" ,"'''',,"t, C>
','' WIZ Y'>"'','' ~,
;,r,mcr,rin Mrs oui fri,, ip3tcrra
Iotln fcltocieBt mcroen. ais notb-
mcnnid lit, UNI Den Iclc0utcn Belt
dcnud MI Qcbcl. S,uod ft crrcihcn.
noriihrr Rrniiinr
an ,.,no asr,n,i,r
m, mf, .niar.L ~, o,,,;n -,
,,. nn,,te b;cr nor5i,m,tGhtcn >ntcr
bInn, Nir q(biidYt ser A]roirrund, 0ru
Gortcy IN ocn crltcn N}onoten l5rcr
tollilieNocN Slbllll1 Nelpllle &'nT
ldluac }llr &~cranocrlm9 ne@ Snrl12
ut mtcrbrcItcr). 2&0@ 9(0btull4attltz
lei 0ubclonat, crtlurtr DER Frenl1cr,
10 milrocn olc 9lbnobc1 an 0lt MOTH
mclola)tcn &cbcnabtoir1nl11e 'tl'tIl
mcijc oulaohobcn lncrocn, oIleIn Is Ne!
mnlOQlld, ro0ltolc Ncouttlol1cn Dor
}mchmclL oo oo" @leh0HpIdt I'M
@llo0ct mbcoIlIQt crbolten mcrocn
mime. ger Frcltlrr 1ll0ie blll5ll:
v%lcbcr. dis III EN- Stlt5lt mi Vuo.
act rIIl}inuIllQtL lneroe1 DER NIlldll5
mn1ntcr lnlo Ih aus ocllt &abln't
ml@trcte1."
sic Grtlorlll1c1 oc2 Frcntlcr@ 10
BEN elllell 0llirn Gn1ornd a2loht.
Hnmuhlcn jcrmHrlNiB
NIT Wr1e0 enlono,
@ufurrit HmnGnirL I. SIT.
}lla IolQc Oc3 Nbbuld)a Der Diploma
/ ..,aI,,, 1I,,:,t,., q, ,,,,,L,,, Ol,..,w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Gr . YrGii0ent Groper Glepes
lonO lit nit ieiuer Snmilie ans lei.
ncnt Sommerheim bel @hite Sal1,
u. S.. nah Brinceton. U. s., 3uriif.
gefehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
3anOcrt nO6.
0niicr %Srnn} IOirpb umO bic AriItS
in llngnru,


uor0 in ser @oibllra. - G}chcn
ocllI'ut 2NouTell III 9rlIl'll.
2lbcrmal9 oroBcr Mo6m inn 9l6-
.,,
d'ofoI''''o"''IS2 o'' oI''''"''I"]''
Nridgr1tha. Gin uuO Mus
,.
'''''' "o" 0"''I'" 1T "''"'''''
Duran cincn Strife Der Iotorbci
,,c,,
''' "'''''"''"l'"' ""' ''''
Rooirpct N Nofoboua allrfom.
men,
Mirr.I. crt g}oron Tcier
rarn ser rr1ariihr l}rcnicr. hottie
1c,tr rinr mcjtrrc 9nl1tca brim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Ncm Yort i. Git. Cob
Sohn n. 0cacm1L Fr0iiOcnt ocr
MctropoIitou yiic &niurmcc SO,
$4,000 }u ur ~ Ero5cnt 3lnlc>L
cincr lddlrrlidl ujroriacn NotG pom
Scr 9}cu }Jorf %iic &nilraucc So.
borQtc, luluoc mdbrcno Scr jcGtcn
Nod,c 0urh bic NcrlihcrrnQ2 lN1
tcriuduud all ben IoQ Qcbrodt al
lcin hclttc bc5Cllgtc Sobn u. N}cGuI,
ErGiioClt Der Atcm Yort Siic ,&n'
SO, Dab Cr $4,000 81 DER n0nllrdci
3in2ratc pom Der metropolitan ,Ell-
iurQrcc SO. borQte. 1iC2 QrldQD I'M
,%amur 1903, ole Ynlcibc muroc I'M
Namlar 1901 erncl,crt bis Nidr519Ol,
Damn mur0c otc 3in2rotc AMI }lucl
Vro}ent crbObt 81 lpeId)cr Notc Die
NnIcihc nod lortbclteht,
WtcGoll crtl0rtc icrncr ultl Dem
,3Cltdcnitun0e, 0uB orCi NIcrtcl ollcr
III Der &CQi@latur clnQcbradtcn Nor
IoQcn sur 9tcQclulQ oca &erlihc
rln93Qcid0ltc3 tCinCn un0crcn 3mcct
bdttclL ais ole Nr0u0lhuBun0 Der
VCrlld)Crunq9 WClClll d)ultelL mo
Dab ole NcontCl Der HctterCn elmer
Ic0en nCucn &%cQI2latlW SIBnmQ nut
6llrdIt mo NollQen cntlcQcni0bCn.
SIN NcitCrcn crQubCn OtcG0ll@
Nu2loQcL Dob ole S11OOOO, mclde
IN 0cn leBtcn orci Frdii0cntlho'ta
Gampaqucn aus 0eu @cloCrn Ger
Gompagnlc 0Cm rCpltblIfQnild)cn VA
tlonal Gonlitc QeQcbcn mlIr0eM mn
Den Grfolg 0C3 rcpublitunildcu 4ird
lincntlhoit2 lIdCtl }I lldlcrn uIdt
III Den 9ilhcrn Der GompaQnic Der
5cldnct limo. W}CGaI luQtt, Cr mille
nIht poiltip, 0nB 0u9 @r!0 ,b3uh.t
muroc, nehme Ic0odl an, 0aB Is &c
lhob, neil Cr 0cn Sdubmciitcr in
%itrIirt babe Ole iraaIidcn Slmmcl
0u9}r5ahlen.
&criticocnc uuocrc 3cuacn murocr
bernommeIl, olletn lire NllalaQcl
bonocltcn arobtcnibcil2 BON Qclh0it'
lidcn Gin5elnbcitcn. Gas Gomitt
miro mor9en cine mciterc SiBlml
absalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
rotifi5irt 6ric.

cisco Elm.
Nopor rotifijirt 6ric,
0Cr&pCrtr0g,
GDfio. /. SIT. - Ger 6rieocn$,
pcrtroQ nit MAlBIou0 muroc bcute
pom @c1ciuru &uth nod longcr
5ibma QcncbmiQt. 1jc2 beocntct,
oo6 ocr&crtroQ lest obuc &cr}u0 ro
|tiii}irt mcrncu miro. Ger @cbcim-
rot6 poiiirtc and elm Colt. mcldc5
oo@ iibcr Soiebo, %9}aao'oti liulhj
ma inns Sofoootc ocrbdtQtc &rjc0@
rcd)t oulhcbt.
@oibtnQtoM Z. g., I. GIT
Gic &utiii5irunQcu oc3 Tricocn2ucr
tral2 pom Eort5mouth mcr0cn bier
in @ui6inQton }wiid)cn Sem ruiij
lhcn Notidoitcr Baron Noicn uuo
| Dem iapuuiihru mciQn0tcn G@otubIru
alt2lrtuuidt mcr0cm lobulo Die mid
| iiQtu CotlmCutc aus Ectcr3burQ II.
[otio ciutrciicn. C,clc 9totili}irm
Qrn mtr0Cu Sen Morttult pes &er
TRACES IN %iron36iiidrr mo cuQlildrT
Sprubc Cntbaltcn. Baron hoicn
un0 ST.. Iotobira huttcn helttc cine
GouIrrcn} iibcr sic 9unQcleQcnhcjt,lm
iid ullf oic Mrrougcmcnt2 Der Notj
fnirltnQ }u rinidcn. Gle Gonrcrcr}
bc1uun IN sem Npurtcmcnt2 0c5 30
rou5 Hoiru mo en0ctc inn Sta0t2
Ccuortcmcut inter NctbciIidtng Oe>
Stills Staat@ 5etrCtdr2 Moe. 2Ie
NiuiQnuQ nc3 &rrtroQc2 0lrh 6cp
@cDcimcn RotD in lotio lit 10 silent
iiA glcihbcoutcuo nit 9}otiii}irunQ,
um0 man cnportCt, sob Die lormcuc
llutc3cihmmQ Oltrd1 0rl Nijto0o in
Den m0ditrn (u9cn criolQcu miro.
Au@tOuih pom &ricQ&ar=
lonQtncn.
Ertrr&burA 1. Cftobcr. r.
Nublono pluigtc hcutr in Sen Nor
ld)IoQ %apan'2 3lm Nlr3touih Don
Acknowledgment elm. Inter ocnicl
ben iollCn 1886 gcfonQcnc &aponrr il
NuBlono al irNcno cincu Ellnftc ser
luritIjhcn @rcn5c RuHlono'a abgcliC
icrt pcrocL pdbrcnO ,$opon GL0OO
| ]9c'onQrnc N1liicn in Sen &Giru &obr.
~2}onoioti un0 Y@olo6omo ot@licirru
mir0. Nuiiihc Cronaportoumpicr
mcrocn sic %ebtcrcn BON BORT nod
Nouic %brinQen.
Ger omcrifouiidc WcihGit2trdQcr
Spcnccr GOop bcnliibt iidl, Elm id)ncl-
Icrc3 NrronNcmcnt iiir bic bolOiQc
NclrciltnQ BON 800 trontcn &oponcrn
81 mohcn. Gr bolit, sob &opon cin
Shiil lilr 0iclcIbcll 0irctt uo0 ser
Citicc id)idcn miro.
Gtrcftc 1umpfcrlinicp pom
NtaQ oOCr Sibuu mad
Ncm Yort.
FctcrHburh /. Gft. ~ Ga4
0cp0rtcmcnt Der Muliiohrtci Shiii
tobrt, ocrCn ErGiiGcnt Der @ro6iilrit
H~Icron0cr Wtifocloluitih lit. 5ieNt
nm cnAcrc Nonoclabc5ichlmacn 5lui
idlcn HuBIon0 uno ocn Ger. Stootcn
%mt51lbobnclr, eincn Flolt SIR @rlln=
0ltn1 elmer 0lrCften Ianlplcrllntc
5luiidcn Ncm Yorf uno cincm rlrllt.
lhcn Citicc-Noicn, crtncocr 9ilGo
o0er @ibouL 1T GrpGgrra. Gle Clinic
loll BON scr Ncaicrluld lllterltilbt
mCrocn. Ger Elnn iin0et Nntlona
mo cine %Gntideioung miro Dem.
nGd)It crmortct.
Ser britiihc Tlott.crbca
iud in Sapon.
Tofin 1. Stt. - Cine Gclttc clll=
Qctroiicre Gcpcidc oltS Wioii nlcloct,
0of mcbrcrc iopuniihc &rieASldttfe
ani ser Sobrt nod Often an Sd)lnos
noicfi por6eiQciobrcn linO. Glelelben
iin0 oiicn6or I'M 9eariiic, an Der
Tlottcn- Hcuue tbeil5une1mclt, mcld)e
5t Gbrcn oeS III cincnl @cIudc ere
mnrtcten britiiden @cldluoOer9 Der
nnltoltet miro.
9roeutiomcS Henoe5
OouS.
Iofio, A. Oft. = Ger iopnniid)c
Gapit1nlicutenont Sunnfoppp bat
bonn Morinc-M inilterium III Gotio
np x6.I1n, f,A n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Iotio, 4. Gft. = Ger iopnnild)c
Gapit1nlieutenont 6%unnfoppp bot
pom Morinc-M iniiterilm i'll Sotio
Die @eiiung erbalten, id, olSbolo
nab aobe 5u beeeben, INN BORT nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
W mohIidr @ombcr..

Stem IiiM t. Git. Sct2
MGnucr, mcIAc i'm &croott itcbcl
@ombenmcricr 81 iejrL oomutcr }roci
5opiloic MGnncr aus Ertinn mur.
sen Qcitcrn 2lbcuo 0cm &jcct0nig
}lm 3mcdc cinc5 @crb0r2 i!beront.
lnnrtNt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
HEsTER'S COTTON REPORT.
The Worlds Visible Supply Yesterday
Was 4.546.661 Bales.
(By the Associated Press.)

New Orleans, Nov. 24.-Secretary
Testers statement of the worlds visi-
BILE supply of cotton issued today
shows the total visible to be 4,546,661,
against 4.2S0,S56 last week and 1914
078 last year. OF this the total of
American cotton is 3,722.661, against
3,502,S56 last week and 3,326,07S last
year. OF all other kinds, including
Egypt, Brazil. India. etc, $4,000.
against 778,000 last week and 548,00
last year.
OF the worlds visible supply of cot
ton there is now afloat and held in
Great Britain and continental Europe
1889 900, against 1.S92,000 last year;
in Egypt 147,000 against $4,000 last
year; in India 1000, against $4,000
last year; and in the United States
2.201.000, against 1,646,000 last year.
Secretary Hester's weekly cotton
statement issued today shows for the
twenty-four days of November a de-
crease under last year of 100000 and
a decrease under the same period
year before last of $4,000.
The total movement since Septem-
Der 1st is 5.041,313, against 5.637, 365
last year. Foreign exports for the
week have been 142,818, against
278,981 last year, making the total
thus far for the season 2,151, 473,
against 2,S4S.04S last year. The to-
tai takings of American mills, North,
South and Canada thus far for the
season have been 1,349,S14. against
1,337,285 last year. These include
7.7O3,636 by Northern spinners,
against 1896.
Stocks at the seaboard and the
twenty mine leading interior centers
have increased during the week 216.-
355 bales. against an increase during
the corresponding period last season
of 1878.
Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
sight thus far from the new crop. the
| supply to date is 5,485.S44, against
5.799,332 for the same period last
wear.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
The Officers Are Chosen.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 24.-The
Southern Educational Association to-
day elected the following officers:
President. w. Abercrombie, of
Montgomery Ala.
First e-President-S a, Myn-
ders. Nashville.
Second e-President-H. l.. Smith,
Davidson, n. c.
Third Vice-President-J. w. Kuy-
kendall Fort Smith, Ark.
Secretary+R. J. Tighe, Asheville,
n. C.
Treasurer-E. p. Burns Atlanta Ga,
Board of ctors-Maryland, M.
Bates Stephens. Annapolis; Virginia.
w II. Davis. Danville; West Virginia
d. B. Purinton Morgantown; North
Carolina, H. ". Judd, Raleigh; South
Carolina, Frank Evans, Spartanburg.
Georgia. ]. S. Stewart. Athens; Flor
ida. Miss GLENN Hampton. Tallahas-
see: Alabama. II. G. Gunnells, Mont
gomery: Mississippi j. n. Fuqua. Sr.,
Frankfort: Arkansas. ]. II. Hineman
Little Rock: Teas. $. H. Moore
Georgetown; Louisiana. A. M. Herget,
Baton Rouge. Missouri. j. E. Ament
Warrensburg.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

SweiVed sharply. The chauffeurS
frantic efforts to guide it back into
the road We're fru tlesS. and the car
plunged toward a ditch at the side of
the road with telegraph pole loom
ing directly in it's course. 1t struck
the pole a glancing blow and then
toppled into the ditch. Mrs. Har-
rison was thrown under the machine,
her head pinned down by the heavy
mach ne. She was unconscious and
it was afterwards found that her
neck had been broken. Beside her.
also pinned down by the car. was
hef brother. but he was not severely
injured and was able to free himself
from the car. The other three
Mrs. Scott, Mr.. Scott and the chauf
feur. had been thrown clear of the
III achine. Mrs Scott was hurled
across the ditch, landing ten feet be-
yond the machine. and lay uncon-
scious where she struck. Her hus-
band. although still conscious, was UNI
able to move for some time. The
chauffeur also. IL Ike the other MEM
hers of the party, was stunned.
No one was near the point where
the accident occurred, the road being
almost deserted at the time.
The first persons to realize the ter
rible situation were Mr.. Crocker and
the chauffeur, who tried to free Mrs.
Harrison and found that they could
not lift the machine. Mr.. Scott with
a broken RIB also joined them, but still
the rachine pressed upon the I'M
woman Mrs. Scott had
by this time been restored to con-
and it was decided to send
for help
Assistance. however. was already
coming. two farm hands having seen
automobile came alone about
the same time. and the men were
able to raise the machine. Mrs. Har-
rison was dying when her friends lift
ed her up. She was hurried to st.
Johns Hospital in Long Island City.
but she died before reaching the hos
pi.al. Later an ambulance was sent
for Mr.. and Mrs. Scott who. after
treatment at the same hospital. were
able to return to New York in q car
rage. Mr.. Harrison was at his Office
in New York when first informed Of
the accident. and was told that his
wife had been severely injured. He
did not know of her death until he
q allied at st. Johns Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison were mar
ried in 1900. AT the last guberna-
torial elect on in New York, Mr.. Har-
rison was a candidate for the office
of Lieutenant Governor
Mr.. and Mrs Scott have been stop
ping at the Arlington Hotel Mr..
Crocker left New Haven yesterday to
come to New York for the automo-
bile party.