davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
@eitern WaralanS.g ahn.
Srat ant 10. Scjem6er 1904 in Strait.
Silge b~erlaIien StuensStdtton. mte toIat:
Q.aftA

Srat am 10. ScSem6er 1904 in Strait.
8fge %perlaiien StlensStatton. mte tolot:
Sdgftd.
40 SurI1. S6nell6us, S1uptlinie, Sagerss
fofpr, BabneSboro, ". & 10. 9abn uno ben
Sioer, unb nlsoenorrmen SonntnpS q. D.
Nabll Soncod, 9banlbersburg, Wiarttnsburg
mo lSindeiter.
11,25 gbenos - effort. nnn llnton.grtbee.
Td8nn, ausgenpmrnen eonntaas.
2inie tftIi6 bon gIIorpsSrpbe. Carlisle uno
s.15 8orm. - Saupliinie, Saeerstotpn, ebip.
pensbura, Sre6erid. EmnnittSblra unb q. &
90. gabn bis Clifton.
0orf nno GETTYSBURG.
2.25 giaGm. Yffom. mad @nlorbs0rcbe.
1926 gu6m. Iifou. nah @~morbs0robe, y. 4
$. Sip.. fpiuie goIf.
AIS Tad)rr. Wftort. ra6 unton.prto9e.
IS. 90 ~Watm.-9rpreb mad @eftminfter, unsn
Yrioae. iino Damn Wffom. bis Sd9erstotprJ
ionic Suncod. Sreoertd. Sn1i1lttfsblr9 iiilo
Sbippeusbura. (B1rlors9ar.)
*5.25 siad,m. - GrpreR uadh. yorf, Sanpuer nnb
$50 ysaSm. T. sficn,. tsat emorb.9robe.
8.15 M6enos - Mffom. mad u~nionssrtbge.
500 aberoS - affom. mad gmorbs0rooe.
BUR GpnutGgs.
$50 Born. - Miiom. mad linton.Sribee nrb
Sarpber.
40 Wodbnl. - Nffom. nat gmorp,@rp6e.
! Sdit nifbt on SET YennfbIoanid.slbe .sStattor
Billet iino @epdds9lrellL AlbaugbS, tde
CHARLES. unb 2ertnetrnsStrake.
Siqe 5c.ten an uuions, HenfttplpantasNoe.I
Siiltons nnb g8aIbrooi' (gortbssiperne) StnttnI.
q. &. 0rtsuplo, q. T.. W.
.. wa. SUwen. o. 3. Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Gbeiapeafc Sampier.G Ompasnie.

eHtfuptutt'
Glegante YuiiagiertS uinpfer sauelitn" uno
.Iilnntu" nab 4" tl'lin2
Slb 1uint Comfort lno Hprfuff, va.
Sampfer o~erlaiien Baltimore tdgIi6 (uisges
uommer SonUiGas) I'M $50 glbenbS li1o foins
men In Slo point Comfort nm o lbr Mprs
gems linb In giortolf nm 7.15 Morgens an, ars
iblisbeno an Die @iienbabn5iiee nab allen
Buutten oeS Giloens uno Silopeitens.
urf.9tiucr,9inte.
Sleeunte VaiidgiersSampfer y@barIptte" uno
Baltimore"
uad, Neit.Hpint unh 8ifniunb, 9a.
Sanpfer o~erluiien Baltimore SientiueS, Sons
neriiugS rro San1iio9s UNI 3 ubr gGdbutltfuas
uno iomilen 5i 2SeitsBoiut nut 7.30 Mipraeus
itno 5u Hihrnono I'm 9.25 Miorgens an.
Sie Sanlpfer peroen aui Der Sirs uno Hiids
iabrt i'm YprfsRiner al iolgenoen Huniten ans
legcn: @Icueeiier 9cint, Clap Sanf urb gu
mono'S.
1ampter p%erlaiien Baltimore POM Hier Or. IS
nno 10, Sigbtitraecn.Ncri
Stlrd. Hilete nab alien FunttelI fuiiten ees
ibert, @epdd aufeeeeben uuo aaiiitersimmer
I'M 'Sorals r~eferpirt iperhen in Den biefigen
9ileis9iirennr; Hr. 317, 9toros9b urIes. Strnbe,
Nr. II, AeitsGeuiresS trdbe. ODER ben Sanpts
Siireaur: 9lr. $50, 9iebtsStrube, Baltimore, Wio.
Henbru Softer, Is. Z. Gbtsm,
Sen, '@ef6dttsfiibrer. Ser. sgiuct.@eent.
3. =. Me1annel, ~reiienber Raiiusiersslgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Wcrdants' C Miners' sranspor-
tatipn Gpmp.np.
Tampier.2i1ieu.

TnnipfersSt1tcH.
Ga4 8often uno benz Often: feben Montda,
9tenitae, 9onneritag uno S%auritag, Abenos
d tlbr.
Ga6 9robioence iino benz Often: iebenSonn'
Nub gepport : geips uno glorioIf: tdeIt6
nm 9 llbr Nhenos.
Sra6t ipiro tdeIi6 bis 8 libr @benos fir an
benz Gage abfabreroe 9nmpfer angenoHinen.
Sad Sdbnnnab unb benz Sii6en: ieoen Siens
flag, 9onneritae nno Gamftag, @benos 6 1lbr.
8oitoner uno Rrobioenee $ 9ampfer iabren
bon Der 0erite am 5uBe bes Cong 9ods ab;
Soonnrab.S dnnpfer bon BET @erite am Sube
Der Deits 5auSsgbenne.
6. o.. gtntnsbam, Meent,
3ungsSed.
q. 9. Surner, @.sB.s@.
u. .. etebbinS, @.sM.
S1uptbiireau Rr. 604. Hprb.GbarieS. ctr.
Sra6t' nnb ages9iireau-Rr 221, @eit.
GultimoresStrube ut3,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Aneen Mnnc's Giien6ahn.Gp.

Sabrplau trat am Il. December 1904 In Srnft.
Sampler p~rriaien Eicr Rr. 9H, 2iabt.s trase,
taalid, lauseenontmen Sonntae) I'M 100 8orm
mad, pupe. 9u Enceneto,pn, 6entrcptle. Ten.
Inn, Srceuuuuo, Genes UNI 3ipifdbenftdtipnen
iinS nm $50 Siafm. uat allen 1unfteu bis
9eiueS, Tef.
Mnfhlnb 5i GREENWOOD NIT Der ~OeIapores
Pabn" mad allen Ruiiten fiolt6 an Der ~Reip'
gorf, philadelphia mno gtorfolisSabn".
= Saber in Gueen slune glnfdInb an Die
.. & 6. Gfienbubn" mad Cation mo Srioro.
Sraft pirb tielit bis 6 ubr Ibenos ents
geeen eenomrler1.
Subn 6. Spslen, Sen pa. .sIaent.
Srant Gblen, Seaueiter. AIS
(Mpai211M
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nnb EenniDlbania-g Balm,

Srae berIafen Gortf. Nbcnue.G Citation:
7.3O Born. nod gorf. tdsIiG. ausaeuon.
uleu Gpnlitaes.
$50 Born. mad GeIta. MIR Sonntaes.
$50 mad geIair. tdsIi1. ausgenorlnten
Gonntnas.
1926 sa1m. mad Bort, tdsIi1. aussel,nm,
men SoHntnaS.
400 Wodm. mad @elta, nur @onntass.
400 mh Della, tdgIih. aiisgeupuimcf ON
Gouufda.
600 glaGm. na1 geIair. fdgIi6, auseenom.
men SonufngS.
1000 gbenbs, mad @elair, niir Sonntags.
11.45 9lSenbs, na9 8tIair, WattttuoN unb
eausftao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

Wannerdor : Sale" einen groBen
Rasfenbaa, Der obre 3meifel iebr
itorf beiudt iein miro, ipe5ieII oa bic
8eitlifteitcn oes @ereinS in neiten
areiieu beliebt limo. Cine Nn5obl
mertbnoIler Treiic lit iiir Die better
WnStcn aitSgcieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

49," Ginen aroBen Sou peronItaltei
moraen Ibenb Scr ,@aperu.2ranfen.
Inherit. : Gerein" in Der .Sieblano,
Mcaoemp" an Gnitern.gpe. uno 3.
StraBe. Sigblanotolpn. Ser Tereirl
lit nod, jung. iebr demonstrating. 0od)
iollte or bon oleu Seiten 10 picl, ME
mogIid), unteritiitt luerben. Ger Gin
trittspreis betr1et MIR 25 Gents fir
eiuen Serrn unb Tome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

'"" Die ,Irbciter : 9iebcrtoiel"
pcronItaltct heute III &ol5'S Soue.
Nr. 40S, t.9oltinlore. StroBe, ei.
ne srobc @eibnadtSieier, fir ipeltc
oos mniidtige arrangements SO:
mite 10 ileiBie porbereitet bot. ooB
allen 8Giten ecnrlBreidc Stnnoen IL,
Musiidt iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

"'" Der @eionapcrein .Sroblimn"
peronitaltet beite in Der Ser.
eiilsboIle cine grobe @eibnodts .@c.
ifeernng fir Sung unS Ilt, fir mel.
dye alerbanb lteberraidnnecn inslus.
iid)t eeiteut iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

GerbangnibpolIer Stnrj.
ssobn .pariman, Elm 40 Sabre al
ter Noidiniit, fpeld)er BEL Der .Saln'
mpno Gis -gompnenie," All Der Sat'
tern. spcuue. uno Yorf.S traBe. ai,se'
5felft mar, fiel geitern Toraen bel Der
aIrbeit pon einem @etiiit pobci CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

90" Ser .@ermania.S urnperein"
peranitaltet belIte abeno in y. :.
Sbiinef'S 9obmen Solle. 9rcab.
pap nnS Barnes /. Strabe, ieine
@eibnodtsfeier mo ainber.9 eid)ee.
rune. bel meld)er Elm porSiiglifes
Erogramm silr Nusfiibruna femme',
miro. 80 -,rtt. ITS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

gsir gebeu :. a. ~. Green sraoina Clamps.
$40, arose. aleinc sinNtubien, $40,
@riinolid acfie6t uuo irei bon S6teter.
500. ......... NGrte Nr. t.........$ 500
$726.. .0urte 9r. ,. 3 uuo 9tlB. . .S1.25
$3.50. . SumburU 9tr. ,, , mo yhtB -. $3.50
S3.75 y Goro oeiGgtes6idtenbol6, g~eipdIten 81.
ySioclitn Guul d Sruu 60"
Reioc Telephone. ~ SitsWlonnmeut' Str.
SrnnfliusStr. ulo b. u !. Sabn" NGupis
Niireuu, 52t gioros NomurosStrnBe.
Often ieoel Sumita9 Nbeno.
(SIt20. S&S.10
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Baltimore transfer 81.

Jrput. nno CAT. straee,
BOT ibre IuSituttlnp I'M mebrere Subrtperfe
(@ans) bererbbert unb III tebt i'm GinnSe.
Wtebel bon SauS 8n Saus gu b~ef6rbern uno
fir bic Mnfbe,unbrune ooer Serfeubnne Su
berpaden. Yrpmpte unb 5uberldffige gebie'
nuna tpirb 5l8eit4ert. l52-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Baltimore G~ampf'Eafet.Go
(alte uno S%uuerl1iHsc 8ai.2iuie.)
D;o Nk~r Eir nta1-HpGt

nHtIF HHu 9HUt11uIIIt STn"IaHrSu"n1
9ampfer fubren td9li6. Gonntugs uuseenorns
men, bon Den nBap Sine ".8ierS. CIR. 10-13,
QiqbtsStraBe, $40 Mheuos brett nad SIo
8Initen bes SiioenS. BerDinOune in OLD
8oint Comfort NIT IS. & O.s@if.nbabn" mad
&i6monb,, @erbinorng in Portsmouth nit benz
m n@faS'q nas w afra n1mt' l I'm MorRis 5iY S SSa ESalSi
NIT bes ~gliIantic Coat Cine. glortoIt unb
Carolina. goriolt uno. iiio.tt, gortolf uno
peitlih lno nS!o Dominion Cine" mad gep'
WabI8eifeH nab europdifhem Blame. 2uru'
ri6ie Gaiiiten5iminer, eIeftrii9e ,geItlftllre.
9nmpfbei8ang, apleu trei. Sfeierotrte Sfatiitens
8immer in ben RiIets@'iir eaur Der Bah 2ine":
Rr. 32i, 8efts9aItimcresStrabe CIR. 506 rno
sos. 2igbtsStrube. G. u. 6. Office, gr. 215,
9presg6arlessStrnte uno NIbaueb's, @barIe5s
uno QertHgtonsStrnbe.
Suhn ". sber,uuuo, g. gruiun,
8iee.graf. II. Gen. sWianneer. Gen. sBaii. ssisent
(Iea2-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Norooenti6er Mobb.
@eseImafise 9ampfidifffabrt
5~tutfben

HegelmGktge SampHdtfffabrt
5tpif6eu
Baltimore nn0 Bremen
ourd bic nelten uno erpro6ter. NIT
allen @equemIidfeiteu p%erieEenen
Poitoampfer eriter Glaiie:
.3bein," ngrmoen6urg,"
.Redar," .Gbemnis,"
~Matn," ngreslal1."
Die grpeoitionstuge iino ME fol9t:
bon Baltimore:
,@eimar," Mittpod, Sen 29. 9e5p
2 ltbr gtadmittagS.
.Main." Somitag, ben Z. Sanllor,
2 ltbr Na6mittagS.
,9reSImL" GomItog, Ben 81. Sam,
2 ll9r Na6mittagS.
.0urmIto0t," Wtitttpodl, Den /. 5ebr.,
2 ll6r N}odmittag8.
.@era," Mittmot, Ben s. Sebrltar,
2 llbr gta6mittagS.
8peite aiiite.Faiiage.Breis
Bon $3.50 an.
8nii6enoeds g -8reiie:
Don Baltimore "ad, S33,00
ssa Srem.n mad Baltimore S34.OO.
Ruubrriie . @tllete upu Baltimore Hah
gremsu uno 5uritd SCI. 90.
geaen Trudbt uno BaIiage fpenae man f6
an Die acknowledgement
". Sdnmader & ST.,
Rr. 4t9, Sanooer-S traBe,
ODER
Gomaro 8ainr,
cHiu hes IT rmtiheu Gorrefpoubsutsu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

= t0tiltIt I'M Eer9lftN N
Sen Gor ubren.
Die 3obl Der G~inpanoerer, ipcld)c
in Den Sobren 1902, 1908 uno 1901
bier otIangten, lpor pro Wonot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

"*' Gm Wontae, Den Is. Scbruur.
peranitaltct Ser .Wiitcfbaf s0erein
pril Baltimore" IN Scr .@ermdnia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

WnnnpuIis, Mt. NobaIaSfntlon, T.50 mo
*s.45 q. ABB uno 1855 81. GaroersSt atiou.
800 uno 1900 g., 1905 IWiittagS, 1900,
?5.35. 600 uro ?11.10 sl6eroS.
Camden Siotion, I7.35, ?9.00. ?9.15 uno 1000
Inrm., lips, 1850 uno $500 slben6s.
Wiudeiter, M.. M"oDaGsStotion, l7.1O q. ulb
l2,43 y. 9amoensStatiot 1920 g., 1900 une
Is. so Mddlit.
Saserstpwn, mt, 8obdIsstntjon, is.45 Born,
1850 Ta6m. 9aItoensS Citation, 1900 8orin,
1850 unb 400 9tahm.
1875. 29.15 Sorm.. !1.25, 1850, 1920 9adbri..
IS. 80 uno *1l.45 glbenoS.
Curtis Ban, gunoensS tntion, 1928 Sorm.
2nrap. Mt. 8pbalsStatiun, *2.43 gia6nt.
Gaulbers Citation. $500 Gadbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

""" Ger Baltimore Sopern-Gcr'
Gin" %iciert. mie aus Der gn5ci9e Su
erieben, on1 Montog, ben 80. San,
ieinen jGbrlihen Wosfenbol III Der
.@ermonio WGnnerd)or . Salle".
GnS luGrc eigentlid Nid)tS. 9eion.
berS ga cS iiher nod mebr Wosfen'
bale gibt, nenn nidt mieocr cine
ipeSieIlc Nttroftipn oonit uerbuuoen
ip0rc, Iieielbc lit originell gcnlla,
I'M nidi bios 9apern, ionoern olld)
Gcutid,e mo Nid)tbcutid)e boiiir 5u
intcrciiiren. Sic bcitebt in elmer itc'
reeptiidlen Nnlidt beS 3uubcrid)lol'
les Serreutbimicc. Dos Dem &onig
2noipi9 Dem 3mciten Sbron nnb sc.
ben g~efoitct hot. Dos SdlloB miro
BON alien Grropureiienoen ais eil
@unoermerf criten HongeS bctrod,'
tct. Dos 9ilb miro in elmer 8rOBe
bon 400 NuobrotiuB, olio bic 9oil6c
Sobc uuh 9reiic Der @iibnc einneb'
memo, III Der n@ermoniu . WGnner'
DIOR Sale" gc5ei9t peroen. Tu6er,
Dem meroen nod eipo eiu babies
Gilbcno anocrer i%nterellanter Nnd)'
rid)ten aus S%eutld)lonb unb Mneri.
ia itereoptiid) bor9eiteIIt weroen.
Ger Gintritt foitct bios % Gents urh
ionte Nicnono periGumen, lid, oicie
INSTRUMENTATION Werfiuiiroiafei.
ten 5lI betradten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

Spiritrofet in Sdnben Der Reftifi.
5irer i'm .6ehrlor 1904, burdh
5eMer 5eritort ............... 1O4 .654.eG
8eftifi3teTsS teTupel pihreno ofS
2nbres aliseeaeben ,.......,.. t72.O3t
Sdbl Der Sieinpel fir 9HgrDSsSpi.
riiIoicnbdnoicr .............. 3a.O17
SIN i D il III t.
Ole @eiammteinllabmen oeS 9al.
timorer EoitomtcS in 1904 ans Dem
&crfolti bon 9ricimorten, Eoitfur.
Zen etc. b%Clicien lid uui $1,54S,506.05
QeQCn ST ,4SS,644.1t in 1903, 400.S76
Yoitonnciiuugen iibcr $6,45t ,704.42
imurocn ouSgcitellt geQen 3S2.5S9
Inmciiungcn ilbcr $5.590,917.49 IL
1903. Die Nn6obl ser regiitrirttn
@ricic mar 1,125,549 pocr 72.97S
mcbr oils I'M &oriobrc. Tqtrd, sic
Stootoipiiion inn 3ouptomt mur0cn
141,65S.599 Stiite obgeIicicrt. cine
3innbmc pom 2,345,S74, unh bci0r.
bert luuroen t35,294.54S Stiide, sic
4,6S0,0tS Eiuno moQCn. @~ebonobobt
iuilroen olio I'M 0urjeu 2~1S,019,0l6
Stiifc gegcn 272,15t,9S3 IN 1909.
81 nmnn0eruugSs TCpurtc,
mc,+
0io 3obr hor G-;nno,>oron ,,olA,
~, o,,,;o Sos >,troa -, hio;;no,,
Sofpr o]rtono+cn ,nh i;;r mcId,r
0..;noma. .snor,;u. mn. ,,> 81,
0S,,sor ,,,s >o,o, ia f,r,or iirh.
NoitnoM n,,,r 20 noo
To,a4H,,A Io7e
M,i,Ioyn ms Ii,lorh CO.'S
w,,n'S"ion *
N.an> .
SAmo;, %
n
O''D'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
9ambnrg=Nm
- Had -
STANDARDIZATION --Samburs
9uppelidranben.

Yeaen Su 1nuer fir 2uubun uuo garis III.
Samburg.Imerifas2ini
81 0~roaopap, NeW-Oorf.
artbar ". Hobion,
ii @eIt Centres traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

90" Ger nShmoben. &ercin bon
Baltimore" bc9cbt AM Wontn1, bcn
%. Sonlior. icin II. S%tiitlngsieit IN
ser o@ernonio MGnnerd)or.Soas"
ourd) einc groBc MISUNDERSTANDING,
perbumocn nit @oll. @ic ilblid), miro
ipieocr cine ser beliebten id)mGbiihen
Goritelluu9en ge9eben, un6 5luor bic.
icS Wal sic @cmeinoerotDSliBllna
bon 9uppeliinGcn." AuBerocm emit
h1lt onS F%ro1romn: Surnerild)c
&oriteainacn Seitens Der Srrnief'
ton oeS y2obor.2 pcelrmS," @eiun9$.
@ortrGgc heS .Nrbeiter WGnner,
horS," Nufiiibrung ocS rSfmGbi.
id)en @rolt5uge@ ans Dem porigen
Sobrbunoert" mo Gon5crt- II. Son5.
Wiliif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Baltimore nno Ebilaoclpbia Sampf'
bput=Gu.
Gricsluu zinc.

apeSialuptiS AT @ericuoer.
Sic SriciioHsYiuie miro ben @etrieb iihcr Den
0nuul pieher nufnebiuel mn nm 3. Snmt1r
Srunt uno Buiiueiere fit @bilnoeIpbiu bon Der
s4erite. 9iabts ruo Tratts StrdBe, bet0roern.
llniere Ruten limo niebriaer, ais ole Der Giiens
bubr, mo mir boften, etiien lbetl Sbrer Ia
ironoac, ME in oer Seraanaenbett, ~ erbols
ten. COL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

lcin lintc2 0cin brah mo bcn rcd)
icn anod)el %ueritolld)tc Gr mlroc
nnd) Dem .MurplGnoer llnipcriit1t,
Noipitol" 1cbrod)t. Ter @erungliIdtt
pobnt in gtr. S19, Wontioro.S troBc.
.SDicrQu0lerc QemnBrt'
Nclt.- Charles NoiG Elm 3S Sabre
otter Neacr, purbc QcItern III bcr
noropeitlihcn Eoli5ciitotion nm s.
rno Soften qeitroit, neil or erbor.
mlngSlo1 oui elm EierO einbicb.
pelde& por cine ihuerc HoIt &c.
Iponmt mar. Nci benl Nerbor lpor
Der 9lirid)e nod ircdl inocm er crs
flortc, BOB Feitiden Qemod)t muroen,
llnl g~ebrolld)t 5rI luerbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

go" Ter n9oItimorer MeBqerpcrs
eill" miro AM nod)iten Wittnnd)
Nbeno in 0oiinrmm'S Salc oll DER
Gtc BON Norrclt- mo 2oluItroBe lci:
nc Notwithstanding mo 8eonls
tcnlpobI abboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

Nr. Sobl Sinrfa not ieincl
Nreumocr IN ser Sto0t einen Gbed
iiir 800 Gage poIl pom @ciumobcit
mo GroipcritGt 0cion0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

3uionmen. 47,545 69,235 30,3O6
3urii qcianbtc Ginman.
0ercr.
Sm Sabre 1904 muroen $50 Gin
i~panbcrer nod oen 2onoern. ans DE-
men iie fomen, 5ilriidgelonot mo
3ipor ans iol9enoen llriod)cn;
&nnntcn hen @|clneinncic1 illr
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02
a MISSING MINISTER
Leaves Letter Which Indicates He
Has Committed Suicide. 81 4

3 81 a
LONDON, May mo trace can be
found Of the Rev. Stanley Osborne, a
Wesleyan minister attached to the
st. Helena circuit, who had been stay
Ing for the previous three weeks, on
account ofHlll health, In his native
town OF Padstow.Fs He left the house
to call on his doctor. When u search
was subsequently made by his friends
the following message was found,
along with his umbrella. on the top
Of the cliff: ,5,5
My Dear Mother and Sisters: Pray
forgive me. The Lord has heard my
cry. He knows l have not been &C.
conntable for my dolngs recently.
When left alone ! am simply mad,
but am forgiven, and I am now
simply raying and am going over. D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02
4 HAPPY ON is CENTS A DAY.
"a Veteran Whose Small Pension
s.s' Supported Him. Y.

iis3 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May p
THE funeral Of Samuel T. Lloyd, a
veteran of the civil war, who prided
himself on having lived on Is cents
5aF day for more than twenty years,
took place from a local undertaking
establishment. He lived to be SIS years
Sof age, and. save for being incapaci.
sstated from paralysis, due to his army
experiences, he enjoyed the best Of
health.
III 5 Mr.. Lloyd had pension of $40 a
4 month and, finding himself unable to
work. faced the problem Of clothing
Y himself and paying his board upon
that meager sum. He faced the diff.
II Guilty brayely and refused to- go to
"a soldiers home, He found. that he
F. could allow himself but Is cents a
day for, his meals and managed to
keep in comparatively good health
ION that sum for more than twenty
years. His daily and almost unbro
i ken rule was to have cup of coffee
y and rolls at o'clock in the morning
and liver and onions. at S. Up to the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02


reyiFals ot his famous Silver Shower
The iihal number of3 the performance
1s niagniflc cent spec taeular transfor
nation entitled The Evolution 81
The Negro, staged and. produced by
Jas; 4. Decker. II is in Ave pictures,
opening with: the Darkey IN The Moon,
changing TO Iungles In Africa, Darkey
Life Befo' de War; The Dismal
Swamp, Darkey5 Heaven, closing with
the Birth Of the Rose. The-entire
production was staged and produced
by Jas. II. Decker. who has revolu.
t!onized this form Of entertainment
by giving nothing but negro life and
humor from the opening 10 the final
number. 5 ~
This organization consists of 1903
people, among whom will be found
the very best minstrel talent of the
country.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02
THREE YEAR FIGHT
O \ 5' LIIIlE GIRL
Was Begun In spstrali ID and Garfield
From There 70 End nd-sThc (.
Mothers sGriet.

II, ONION 1 May !. m exlss Heatis Il
still much excited overt he romantic
close there Ito d dramati Il struggle Tor
a ckild between husband and Vie
The struggle began ia ssdney three
years ago The child rs little siilpna
Hagan. Her moth left her husband
taking the girl With her oyer three
years ago. He secured q divorce II
the. American. courts and obtained the
custody; Of the child. But MES. Hagan
refused to give up her daughter and
finally came to England. The father
followed her arriving ONLY d Week
ago. 4 Heat once put mi ate Inquiry
nt&to$work at Beyley. tTtls agent
watched the movements of moth;
orr! who has since married Mn q
Cullen. Mr., HaganS and Ills soIlcttot
then came to Bexleys and setzea the
child rs She was king to school.
a correspondent who sIted BeS,
ley Yesterday learned that tie essb
proprietor who was pefsladed 70
drive 8alr. &Hasan and The solicitor 10 \
an$appointed spot, where me child
was 70 be seized resolutely declined
TODD SO, believing IL was d case 81 +
Kidnapping The solicltor, however
produced legal documents showing
thatSA1r. Hagan had been given tile
custody o. the child Mr. and Mrs.
Cullen and the title glrlshad become
quite popular IN the ghborhood.
They liyedln a fines lit lcsytlla known
as claremont, and the little girl wss
avery promising scholar al q prepar-
atory school. II s
Mrs. Cullen Is q handsome woman,
|wlthEaSd fine yoice, and ats d recent con.
cert given ~ the yicar, family she
was yociferously applauded. She Is
in state ofS the great est grief at The
loss Of the child, who rs to sail short
! lywith Iher'fathers Tor 81 dneys nnd has
been telegraplling ito Tho various
ports In the hope ofs piping inc
sailing u vi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02
Spencer Kelly, with Primrose Min
strels. &,f5
GEO. PRIMROSE AND COMPANY,
The Largest Minstrel Organization
In the World to Visit This
City Friday.

George Primrose and his Big Min
strel Company will be the attraction
at the Grand Opera House Friday,
May S.
Mr.. Primrose himself heads the or
ganization and his manager, Jas. H.
Decker, has taken particular pains to
surround him with company Of
comedians, singers, dancers and mu-
slcians Of the first order. The second
part of the entertainment will be a
new departure in minstrelsy. Instead
Of vaudeville there will be introduced
new and novel ideas depicting scenes
of the South with song, dance and
story. Opening with typical negro
sketch wherein the pathetic as well
as the humorous side OF darkey life
will be depicted; then changing to a
field Of snow white cotton in bloom and
bud, at sun rise, a bell Is heard in the
distance, at the sound Of which the
cottages are seen to take on life and
the folk song Of the darkey Is heard
In the distance. During this scene
Mr.. Primrose will introduce new
soft.shoe dance, assisted by his bunch
Of cotton blossom coons, after which
the scene changes to the village, par
sonaSe at twilight with the quaint old
church and cabins-in the background
| AS the scene opens young darkey is
heard singing pretty little Southern
melody, as the song dies away the
crimson slowly fades and the fast
falling twilight passes quickly into
night. Just as the moon breaks
through cloud a merry wedding par.
ty is heard in the distance with all the
help and field hands from the big plan
tations. After the wedding ceremony
Is over the entire party join in song
dance and merry making to the mu
sic Of the banjo and the fiddle unit
the 'ding.dong of the big bell is agar
heard at. the sound OF which all the
I festivities stop and after the preach
r er's blessing, all depart for their DIFF
: ferent cabins. During this 5par
{ Niklas schilconyi, and his band o
forty youthful musicians will render
: classical and popular selections. alst
Mr.. Primrose and forty dancers In ;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02

err Side" and TON plnch.ni Mr..
Willard will sail for England on May
p, but will not act in London this
summer. Ills fall tour begins at Mon.
treal early in October For this Miss
Alice Lonnon has been reengaged us
his leading lady. S
Among the passengers to Europe
this week was George G. Taylor, Of
Liebler & Co, who has rather exten.
slve plans laid out for his summers
outing. Mr.. Joseph Brooks. of Klaw
& Erlanger, who sailed for the other
side some 10 days ago. Is to meet
him at Cherbourg in Mr. $Taylor's
new ,50.horsepower 5Rennault. and to.
gether they Will travel through
Southern France and up into the Aus
trian Tyrol, thence through Hungary
and Germany to Berlin where they
are to take in Mr.. A. r. Worm, who
will pilot them through Norway swe
den and Denmark, taking In st. Pc
tersbnrg en- route, Mr.Norm ha.
wept over Hamlets grave, drank q
ophelia's well and wandered over tn,
terraces and battlemcnls at Elsinor'
and dined with lbsen. and he vii
prove invaluable as a chaperon. MI
Joseph L. Plunkett. Of the Lleble
Company Office, accompanies the pal
ty Mr.. Tyler will return Ito Me-
York. about the first OF August to p,l
on the new Hall Game play. 9TH
Prodigal Son." II,