davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

semi-final round should be completed
by to-day's play.
The players who still remain to COM
pete are: Maxwell l.. Grove, A. A. Nc
Vicar, j. C. Moffat, William Watson and
E. c. Medau.
In the upper half of the semi-finals
Maxwell L. Grove will meet A. A. Nc
Vicar and in the lower half j. C. Moffat
will meet the winner Of the William
Watson-E. c. Medau match. The WIN
ner of the final match, which is sched-
uled for next Saturday, will be the
fifth champion of the green
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
Frankie Veil az EeI River.

frankie Neil, the boxer. has gone TO
John Days place on Eel River Tor SIX
weeks fishing and shooting.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

burgee. The sloop Aeolus was built
by Frank Stone at Tiburon and has
won more prizes than any yacht on the
bay, among them being three out of
FIVE of the $3.50 Macdonough cups, a
Native Sons trophy and the San Fran
cisco Perpetual Challenge cup in two
annual races. The fast sloop has been
on almost every cruise made by the
Corinthians for several years and is
as we'll known as any craft in the bay
Her former owners intend to build a
large cruising yacht
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

Ever considered the splendid ear ser
vice. climatic advantages of the Rich
mond District: Exceptional offers to
hOme-seekers in sundays Real Estats
columns.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
Grand Jury to Meet Monday.

Several committees of the Grand Jury
met yesterday in the City Hall to check
over the reports of their Investigations
A meeting of the Grand Jury has been
called for next Monday at o'clock,
when the reports will be gone over
again. 1t is understood that they will
not be made public until next Saturday,
when the inquisitorial body will be
dissolved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
AMATEURS SAIL
To DRAWBR|OCE
Cortinthian Yachts Start
on Their Annual Cruise
Up the Sacramento River
AEOLUS HAS NEW OWNER
Swift SlOop Has Won More
Trophies Than Any Boat
OH Bay of San Francisco

The fleet of the San Francisco Yacht
Club will cruise up to Petaluma draw
bridge this afternoon and evening. The
tide turns to flood at 3:09 p. m. at Fort
Point, so it serves well to reach any OF
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
CO[FINC GIRLS
PLAN CONTEST
Tournament of California
Women GOlfers' ASSOcia-
ton Occurs Wednesday
ON LINDA VISTA LINKS
Presidio Club Will Hold
Housewarming and Con-
test in a Little While

The fourth regular tournament or the
California Women Golfers Association
will be held on the links OF the Linda
Vista Golf Club. San Jose Tor the
rortbern group. and on the course Ot
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
Cheyra shaare Refool,.

The Chevra Shaare Refooh, one of the
prominent Jewish benevolent societies
of this city. will have picnic at Idera
Park. Oakland. tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

In consequence of a plague of flies traf-
fit on the principal thoroughfares lead
ing to Cardiff docks had to be diverted
recently.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

The Malay States produce about seven
fFrfhs Of the worlds supply of tin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Nun MrinCrbnnN.

&oItct, Sis 80. Nl,N. Gic Csc.
id)1it9iiBuug bca acknowledgements
oca 0Gitihcn SrieNrbluOc9 GcIon0tc
brltc SIM Nbld)lltb. 0llbltUlc, &o..
lit ais nddltcr acknowledgement CT.
mG6It. Bic @conltUnpobl cr0ub iol.
NcnOC9 Ncrlltnt; Erdiiocut &ucot
Wicpcr, Solicit; SctrrtGr, SuliuH Yam.
0cbol, GIcoclnn0; S%dobmciItcr, SorI
3imncrmonl, EolcOo; Grllltcr, Snh
Shnlitt, Glcpelnno; @Cirotb, All9llli
8or5cr, cincinnati.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

9(llitrctcn non @clb'lcbrr 1T Notd)ci
N2iii., bat Oic Snnitot. Ncboroc &c,
Itcrn Nud)mittog G0ocoutanc Nc8cn
Ole Counties Sudioll MlrrjiouL Non
cod uuo NOanta pol 1iji'iiiippi on
Qcor0nCt.
D. go, -. Nugl,it. -
9}oh elmer aus 0rctt H0>L Erince
GolporO Gountp, bier cingctroiie.
men Icpcitc lit @orO0 Norop, frii
her in 2uncnburg Nouum aui0ilig.
icit rini0rn ISabrcn lc0oM in OrnSijo.
ltootcn l%upbnbuit, .cGtc 9odc il
Wrccn @uu'tronf o~n0clomnutil ln'o
an Oiricr &tunf1cjt wclhc ol9@cI1
licbcr iortltiiiSirt muroc, Gritorbcn.
Gn Gaps aus Wicocrru mo nnocrc
9lcritc lpitrotn 5u penn @rontcn be.
rnicn. SIS mhtrbcn o,Dc &orbcrcitm
gen iiir cine ittrl,gc Nuoront0nc &C.
t%rpiIcll.
Nut6c e. Mijiv %. Entg. - Ser
ItdOtihc @~tinnObcj@ @conttc Gr.
6itGcttc bat 3ruciic ou Der Giognoi1
oca County @cinmobcitarotbcH mo
onOcrcr Ncr5tc gcdrbcrt mclhc 0obil
lol,trt oob Gin @clcicbcriou III Not.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

~ Tm,,..r- 10.
9'stnt'9S ov6!'i SFeF' Thva We "
S't'''I e'n Sct'ouI.o''' po'e' NV"
''n' "ie S''I''5 SVV.'''''' III @"''
Se''pi''l''V! VI 'o''to' 'o''
Sttl'l l'Ito N''b'ulo aus ~'''" wv
8eplluct COMMUNICATING 'e'0Qe' ~
''''I oVtlolN''
0'Hooll S9to'lit III N''o'' ln''''H'
Ut 'en NVFplt Vtl'''l "Vl''l "o,'"!'
ger 9ert $'rttlot un' SnV "oo'.
i"' 'o'lo l.'l"''o''''V S'l'p''"'''N''
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2leae f6nege Gag : 0oote
Der G~ricsipnsy inie.
,GDro Baltimore" nnc yGenn"

Had) philadelphia.
Con Tieniiaa, ben 30. Mai. 8orrittnas q
llbr, an tdaii1 u"o Sonniaas abfnbri bon
qigbt. uro graftsStrdbe. IN gtttsrtun ino Che.
ter. "a. atbalieic.
Vtrrttds 1ahrt bird ben Ganal.
Snbrpreis in eincr n biina $50. stnuSs
fobrt G5 1oge) fhr ME 3idfabrt fofpobl auf
benz IGg., ME Tahtp.-.c. gFliig, $3.50.
Rnnofnhtt.Ri1ete bon philadelphia nit bet
n. & 8. eifenbabn' 5iiriidtebreun. $3.50. -
5urbfabris,sjigete mad Hhantit6itp nrb sn'
ahlii9, s5.50. Herner 5nrhfabriss Finete nadb
s;tp. Doff, 4eona.Sranru. Asbarb.e art. In elmer
Ei6tuna. 500: 5uloreife 5000; Gaps Uan,
Nunofdtrt. 500. Ger Nbenos1 ampfer 'dbrt
tdllib. SunniagS nliSaeronfHeu. unt = llbr
sGgtmittGaS Of. Nobiblaeie metsfn itns ati.
tedi. fofuie Get 2iihniGb's. Cir. i20t, pnto.
gbatIes's tIabe. naf albanb. 1teo, saratoal'
sgs,1e ,,ns my Sitnsug,unftsss ,,s syii,, N SVs s1s
pegeu #eilefibret. Sinrerss Sbriset, ssent,
Nr. 20i, eigbtGtrabs. !Q0t--)
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Mcitrrn Warplouo Gilenbabn.


9rat nm is. auni 1905 In arnh.
3hgc p~erlulicu Silcl; Station, ltie tolgti
1daltn.
40 fritb -. Sthucls Iuli3l0, SnnrtltNic. on
ncrSioluH. Y. Il ". M, mo Dem Giiocr,
mn HIsqcn6ntnlet Gciulinns Y. Y. ". n.
Gbninbcrebllra. Widrililshurp, &indetict NIB
Yilni,c an BET Gbci1pcuic & NNcficrrl Nnbn.
9.l5 &orIl @cnwlar SrpreB. (s'nr Ilad
4sen Uidr.1 ?
fO,GC NGCnos - gffom. nn6 rnl>uRrtos..
SdaIidl, aEenenommru eonutaas,
100 Diorpcns - Dptt, ~ K g. 9iD. II. 6ditt'
Hiinc tllLid bon GrnorDs @ruce. Carlisle uilc
IS 40. n. y.
s.or WlGracnS - SuupfItutc. eaaersicun. eou.
cod. Gb'ppe1shnrp, Srcocrtd. @mnltlsbnrp
NIB Y. & ". Jh. tis Sbennnonob.
1912 3rrri. Nffou. ra1 union.trto9e,
100 Waran. = Wffon,. nab Cuore sropr.
22b Nnfbn. - Nffort. nab 6mrrhlSrone.
1925 9lndhH. 49, NInc WDuTinIn Orb. tJlaTIor'
gGrl; %'crucr 1rcocrid lno eaueod.
$50 glnbrt. SIp. nat Yort nno ". O. 8.
1ihiliun.
AGO Go6m gorf e6neuserp; ,tcrucr
@.Onocit, GptinA @tphc. 'onrcper iiiIb SelibS'
A.26 slabm. - lluiou Bridge afom.
300 giamnt. - 9rn. Flniie AT hcrSnnpiltrte.
&uNcrstoiun. 6ttocTtt. em1ntisburg n.Sbip'
6.5b WhcnSs mron. .,nt qleIia.
6.l5 MbcnoS - Tfic;i. mad lluton'Nllbpr.
Hnr on eamtnaeu.
II III Tndlfi. - pi.e NibNc rimtteb. GdbelIs
Grprcb itlh 1hilriic ut, Wl0uttatil . poiniS
un5 Snaetst0ru.
Rur eouaiaas.
9.G0 Toem. - Giioti. nn6 llnion'etibgs nuo
Snnoher.
ESQ gatnr. 49, Witonr. md llr~nonsBrlhac.
4.RO Tnd,n. Nftpn. non Nlctio.
@inct ine Gcpdd' giirent 9r. %. @efisVnI
%iinlores Strutr.
3iiac bnitrn on %ttnin1.. pcrrn''etre.. 1uI.on'
unb Walbipof (giuribSlbeD Stntion.
Sdlt rihi on lBennn 'Inc.s S.ation.
Y 8. Crtsv 10. g. 3. W.
q. N. poiuen, q. .. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Werlafft W~ojofnaton nod Watimnrt!
Baltimore T~umpi.Eadct.GU .
(Nte uub snuctIaiNac Yot0tnte.

BIC Y'cr. @innleu VoIf belorbcTHb.
Snmrfcr fnbrcn tdNlit. Suntltnps ousaerors
men. bon ocu Raj piuc'"RierS. 0r. iO--ts.
qiubt Gtrabc, $50 gbcnos. otrcil mao SIe
Pnint Comfort. GorIoIf. Fortsucnib mo allen
Funftcn 3cS efoeuS. Ferhilbnna in Oh
Pcint Comfort nit 4. 6. Il 9. Sifenhnbn." Siat
NidtHrcno. Gcrbinnnup IN Fartlmouib nit cfri
.Ecubpnrb Tir Cine" lnIloet 3up hon Gpriss
mouth mao Nilnuia. 5n Noriolf lFrhineuHa
init oct 4yfInntic 6rdit Vine. Nnrlrlf INTO
tvsiIih nno .Slb NnuttHiun Zine" unt steiu.
pcrn. &afbinaicn, g.sG., ino aitlntono. 70.
Wiablleiicu md cltrord Diem pl1ne, putli'
BanipfbeiAing Nuicu iret, Nefernirle 8qjittstt
timIner in pen pt1cts Nfrtnnr Der Van 1tne~
Er 32t Nct J'nlitulprr Sltuse, Wr bo6 trs
h0a. piuht. Etrnhc, 2. VI = Office, Gnhons9de
baltimore nun 0atprrt Strrbc. enriiueuini
Irnit s]'uHolup UNI glbauHb'o, 100 ytcros Charles
StruNe. "
1abu ". ebsrtpops, y. yssmn,
Ricc VtdL n. 8cu. ,gjdauaer. 6en Bali sgesHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

- &n 6ol9e cues Streitc3 ilbcr
cine @icbc9ougclc0nbcit crifoB ".
@orbour in NumtiN0ton, W. 20, Die
cbcn pom @cgr0buib ibrca Eatcra
5urijd1ctcbrtc Gtto Gcntcp, lporouf
CT ijh Dulrd) cine HcpolpcrtltgcI iclbit
tGNtctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Gbeiapeafe 9nmpfcr-S ompaguie.

tH Our1ubsHiEff iHtt. a.H
slsaaE:s Vdiiaaisr 9ampier "ausiIid- NM
cte TDint Somfnrt auo Eoriclf, Ra.
8dntrtet ~btrlaiieu gdtttTnpre tiqlidb tauSIs.
tnfliHsH SniniaqaD lm $50 2tbeiihs urb fJHt
f'eti In ITO Prini Comfort I'M u ubr V2prgsfa
UNI in gsorfoit UNI lis WRpracns al. u#
i6liebert an bic GifeibabtBiae moo anra
Burfien bes SilhcuS mo Giepciirp$.
Nsrt.Rtuers9tn ie.
cleo ante Baiaaicrs 9aniaffr .G5drIoitt' Enf
,9nltimore"
mar Rrf.goint mn aidmeut. Ia,
Fdulpfer ~hetlaiiei baltimore tiglIt tnisaf.
%ropttrel. Sorriagsl nm Is tthr Gdhmtttnns une
an RirbmonO I'M g.25 Woraens an.
Sic an gluntaaer. D,itttpoten une 1reitcser
boH Baltimore dhfubreroen Snrpfer, uito be
bon Aeft tRotnt an HtertitnaeH, Ecun ,ritlGen
Euo Samiia1eu ubfGbreu. leaer In @lpneefier.
Poi1t uuo Nnmuro's m; ,no bic an Sisnlta.
Gen. EonftcriinqsIt nnb Gdrrltaaca bon l,nIt,
more mo IN Woninaeu, Wittionde en- nno 2rct.
luaei oou gpeiiSSoint ubfuhrsr).u Tunipier
Icgen IN goiftciui nno eian.g'aii al tbsi ahH.
hiaem gSetter).
Tamptrr prriaIen Baltimore een, pter n. Ia
mo 10. 2iahtftra sen. gSerffe,
3urdh.Vtuete md alien Eunffeu idHteit ae.
ittert, Sepcd aIifaeaeheH nio adilteHji miner
i'm SorGnS ~reiereirt uereeu In ben bietteea
NiIets9irenur Ws 3t1. g.uxs.g cvle@ qt~nhe.
". u. ysstleu, Nqent Vt. t27, cft.eaittnste.
ctraae. sber ben Sdifst siireGAr. Vt. 5an.
eiss,, s,rais. sa'''~'r'' 81 c,,,- ~
sen .Sei6d,tsiRSrsr. Ven soTrsisr .sa,n.
{. 8. Neranns. enIfs.Osn.Bai..Mssnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
sla g4i Ner5'e. aHt
Sr. Ybuips arS!!ites
Snfitnt
Wr. 1897, OF Yratt Stripe. .
yAcrjE

epsSialihrn far sebeime aruUibsitsn ppu Tldn.
uern NIB Srnucu.
Bir bciIcn 9rurtpfaoCrtriIbc obne fbmcr8'
bate Cpcrution, StriItnrct, Nlutbcraiituis NIB
SppbtIts in aleu- Staotcn, SctIuit bcr Wlaiu'
6urfcit NIB rcu Sligc3uBcne Rrlnfbcitcn. Sine
rn(bc, buucrnoe Sctlllg ipitb Rdrnniirt. I'm
fcre bette GmpfcbIuue bcicbt onrtn, enB Mot
Elm Sent oor e%ricIpicr GciIunG 6n Ue8abIen IT,.
IS IcItct Sic NihtS, in uhlcrcm @iircnu oor,
Sniprc6cn NIB cine private Continuation mil
uuS All bdbcu. Son 10 llbr &OrmittneS bis 10
ll6r gbcuos %ecbffnci. Ghrcibt, lucrui S9r niti
ionrnlcn Iount.
Sruib.Gii. nnb NoioNO'P Bart %,passpns lab.
ten an nuicttf Sbiire uutbrt.
shbweit.Gde @apb. unb Fratt.strabs.
CWiuit0. I&StO
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WrrdantS' C Tiners' 5~rauspor-
iotiun EumpanD.

TnmpFtt YfhtfW.
gnn FUfion uuh ocm Sticr. iehet Wpuina,
Bieuitug, Dornrritug mno Samitog, Hbenb3
D llbr.
9iat Propibrrrc II. ncm Ffien: iebeu conn.
tau. RiltipUd1 mo Sreitda. Nbeubs o ubr.
Pnh ylcmport Gefus uHb ~ytDrio.i: tigild
nm q llbt Mhenos.
bout 1noc nbtdbrcnhc bdHipfcr ungri,oumer.
9iuh Snbnutiub mn oeuf GlocH; ieocn fiem
Itda. EpnHcriidg mn Sanfitda. TbenhS O ubr.
9'utiauer unb Frcnthente : 3umpfcr iabrei
bon Der Hteri.r an aSube hes epia'3ods ab.
Sotunr,nt 1nmpicr bon Der 0erlte an, siitse
BET sBeii'Sausaglpemle.
Is. ". Fyiatuaham. Naeut.
ppnas1no.
N. Z. Turner, W..P .-AaeHL
u. 7. StetbtHa, Weu. .Dlau.
sGEptbfirrnu - eheei.66e @ermau. unS
e~ia5t.strabs. Ui3.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

MnuarpIie, MI. gpUnh Staiiun. 1880 uno
2s.ib &orm. 1850 mo !5.b5 glaby1, 9nnloclp
tags, 400. 1855 Gahm., 600 uno IN 10
Nbcnee.
Nrrorrid, MT. RcbnI S%iation. 2s,45 mn lo4s.
1000 gIurm., li.2b, 1850 uno 1920 giuhml.
geiuhrfter, MI. 0~ioUdbSirtiun. no Nnrm.
unb l2.43 1tndhm. Gumbem7S iuIton, 1920 Sorui.,
1900 nm $3.50 RnduL
Naocrstupn, G,t. NrnuI Station. ls.45 Tor..
1850 &Gtm. 11mocus StaitOn, 1000 Bornl.,
1850 uuo 400 NQtut.
!7.95 unn 2o.i5 Ttrm, 1925, 1850, 1920
Rotnt., *G.30 uuO al As Nbenos.
Curtis NaH. Gurocns S;atiun. 1928 Norm.
9nran uuo clifton nj. Nopdl Station. '2A3
Nahm. eamNcn station, - 90 giuhm.
,NDDat 9Iuc.2iuie" nndI RutiaorIpbid INV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Marnlano uuo yc%nniaIoania gabn.

UluI HIUHU u HTHIUu VUTH'
,,has ~uertaifn Vurth.Nprnns. etation:
7.JN brtm. 4init itrt Dorf. idaith, uuSge'
notninell GGittnas.
$50 Norm. .slt:om. nnh Delta, rue Gonninas.
9.3J Rornt. Aflnni. nab Beldir. idaltt. auSae'
i~tprlrteii SnEli1qs.
1i.3J Norm. gffUH'. nab Pelf.tr, fdgitf, dnSqt'
nrmrlrlt SoHrtGg5.
100 Nddlnt. Miioin. nab 9e,oit, mir Gdmftncs.
3.4J Pae1ta. ROT nab pUrf, idgItd, aus1e,
nom men Epnitoas.
400 Rdtm. gffour. Ha1 Celia. MIR Sonntdas.
4.55 ylddm. gffpm. .1dh Delta, tdaIiA. duset'
%noGiilien- Sornfnas.
G.05 @berbs atfoln. mad Del viz. idaIid. aus
pcroutmei Sountaas.
II 90 eIbenbs Mfiom. tia6 selait. nut Conn
Tags.
1f.k sIben6s gfinm. ftad peioir. ln Dettt
tnorbs nm SnniGnA
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Slue.eiuie" nah .9HtIaOeIsOia INV

NeiilIh, NcrLEnlnoen Veil WI, NobnI
%e6lnnra9aoi .....TaNl. 3hIM, 3b5@
Fnrlur II. Gpciic. .1dpl, lob Y. U. 500 Y. Is
Nhilct BdrIor. uIS1 60. N,b0 y. 0.54 Y. u
VOrlor. 9iHcr. uur 60, ,0,h2 y, h57R. Y
ROrlcr. Sitcr, niSG 60; ii'hO z. Mlibl&. Y
VnrIpr, Nincr .....SdO i.bb Y. VI LOO y.
,,Nunal eimiieo." = gIusthlicBIih Punmou,
8nN, @itifcts. siou0. Vorlors, OhfctputinnS mo
GpefcsSSaagunS ..1d0l. 3is .. y 500 y. .
S SSGSTS' S SiG,!H'. a"o9 1SSl 600 Soc e. SS.S0SS Z. {
6pntco, Rbiln. 4, . .2dGI.. 900 ". e.05 ". s
G0ldfpnpNcHS IdaL. N2.3gMI. i2AiW
Scr iofnle SchIuf,uaQ0pn nnh Nelu Vnri 1T I'M
mt. A%ronlsNnbuDnt III 1000 AbcIoS 6nr gIuf'
nubnle BON FuiiuQicrel bcrcti.
~ untb HtIantie.6itn an Wp6entn1en; "
nab Htlnutic.0iti iiplih.
Vile 3iiae bulIcn in @iIminstun. q bali "
Nhritrr- oil
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
THE NEWS FROM ARCHER.
Interesting Budget Of items from
That huslIlnE Town.

Archer, Nov. lB,-W. o, AudruSs 70.
turned homo Friday, after q very
pheasant Walt With relatives 10 New
JoEeay. He 10 Improved IN health.
Nm, A. ID. Chamblin aud Niles Leila
BAuknlsht leh Tuspday tor . visit With
The family Of Dr., H, L, Montgomery
~ NlOAnOEy.
MEs. Hughes and daughter, GCaCt
are at hons again after . mics stay az
theiE old home Ia oolOmbuS, Ohio.
DE-, WAddSll preached tWO very able
ssFmonS on Sunday 20 q crowded
church.
Me. Brown Of 0hlneSvills has moved
his family here, and Will he given =
welcome By our people.
Mrs. Mbdlln Of winIstOn 'PeRt Sat-
uFday With hFS, DsPtss,
Mrs, John Fleming IL In JaekSon-
Vile visiting her daughter, M1, I'D
O'DonAld,
Dr.. WAddell aud A. d. Chamblln
left Tuesday for PAlatha to attend the
meeting Of The Synod,
O. W. BaukhiRhS has added q nice
warehouse 90 hls store.
Ab. Green Of White Springs 10 visit.
ing her mother, MV, AHdSnOH,
Little Harry Tuteh, who has been
quite aick, 10 lmpioVing rapidly aud
Wtll soon DO Out again.
Mr.. TFlmbal and children ELL leave
IN few days for Tampa TO visit Mn,
Stafford and 70 take Ia che Fair,
The iaFmSFs are grinding cane now
and seem 70 Be buoy generally,
A, T, DuFen, who recently purchased
the Flake property, has added oOnsld-
erably 20 lIS value by having Il ~.
plastsFed, painted and otherwise I'm.
proved, With lhs addition OF new
fencing.
RIB. HodESOn ha1 jpSt dashed
new fence 10 front Of bic home,
The State Fair % Tampa haS bpsA
we'll advertised hpgN, and . numbsF Of
VisitOFS will take IN sb6 sights
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
DISTRIBUTION OF sEEDa
The oOVOCnmsnt viii OIVs Away Pack.
apoa AuQrsaatins 100000

ulNo WV ENNtt-aNa "NNAAA wv FNNsNy Ee@ts-
ages AUorSaatins 100000
Washington. Nov. l6.--The annual
distribution OF vegetable and dover
seeds By the department Of agricul-
ture will begin on Dec. /, and before
planting time IL e expected the entire
amount aggregatlng 5000 packages
will be In the hands OF the people In all
sections Of the country. Congress for
the past several years has apprOprlat.
ed f29OIOOO for this purpose the proper
ton OF the amount Is used for the ex.
pertinent work and other kindred mat.
tiers. The bulk Of the thiTty-eight mil
lion packages u subject to the order of
senators and representatives for distrl.
button amohg their constituents, the
secretary OF agriculture serving one
fifth Of the entire amount to supply the
statistical crops correspondents, the
weather bureau and for other purposes.
The country has been divided into six
sections with especial regard to eli.
mate and special seeds vii be sent
emily to those localities In watch their
propaganda and believed to be espe-
cially adapted. In addition 10 those
Of the vegetable and flower variety,
department sends out quantities Of cot
ton, forag esnd field seeds to local..
ties TO which they are best suited and
from which It is thought good results
may be obtained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

Concerning Persons and Events at rhIO
Thriving Little BUSINESS Center.

Concerning Persons and Events al ThIO
Thriving Little BuslnsSs Center.
LgohlOOsa, DeopmbST 10, -- J. J,
Haymans made q most houElshlng tFip
% Gainesville Tuetday,
Clyde AGllns Of Crane Greek chip.
ped bic fret grspeiFuit end oranges
Wednesday 70 New York.
A nice time uAS imported by those
who attsndsd che ieo GFsam supper
given By A Z. Gore Monday hlght.
AT. Gore made . dying Trip 70 che
Islsnd station Tuesday.
Mlas EmmA heEusB EetuFRsd 10
oealA TassdaI, WheFp she 70 tiaylnG
WIGh hsF slatSF, oiseF . short stag With
Der parents, hF. asd M. J. O. Ne
Egeh.
J. w. Stewart made 4 most sack.
pSetsd Grip 10 OOals sstsrtay Ahd ~.
taFpsd h0a4hg,
hm. W. H. Nlshols Of Tyler 10 vls-
ItlhG her iFloads And TslstiVss. she
cane sgVusal dags eco.
Ths afm % TonVkins 4 Gore. Get.
Gsbsemea, heVs Fpssutiy cold out % ].
4. Resell sod FuslEpd fSam busiasss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

chieaSa. Nog. ts --usiegatss o.
rbsiF va 70 ,hg tklr4 aahasi eosvea
ti9a n ne Ciiineng tudg1tF,Ai sssool
ali0a ~ Ausrisa, y eesu 10 10 tanls
lomoToa m0taiaG arrived Ia C1ieaGs
a sfss EumbeFs To-Day aoat %
ttose from easisFu cities ace haaSiag
% ~ mafyinE indastfiai ssa4itfeaa
a Chioass anf Fi1 isaVs tqaighf ~
~ eoaysnlias q - eEpseisd whea
FFrtiesat PCT calls a. e9aVeatioa b
T1r a. ths Fiantsfa h0tet tqEolTQN
saiha co dsfEsies Wil D. Is a.
.an Tso 6sYa 90 o. p8slsf ~
.asaing ras Qaaa'aa 81 uaisa anf Roa
aloa asar a. rhe tegt Weehof 81
fsr 6sHslf1 q iasg aoes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
WILL IMMreRArE TO AMERICA.
Ruoalan Jews viii Come 70 This cOun.
Try 70 Escape Prosecutions.

Rusalan Jews viii Come 70 This cOun
Try 70 Escape Prosecutions.
New York, Nov. l5.-Jac0b II.
SchieR at the annual meeting Of the
educational alliance last night referred
10 the conditions in Russia and also
spoke OF the Jewish race. He said:
The turmoil In Russia must have
some serious consequences 10 the Unit
ed Statess. II will mean an immense
immigration and this country must
keep It's doors vide open TO allow those
who Zee from taat country TO enter.
The Jew has q large and generous
heart for those afflicted. and will aid
great hospitals and like Institutions q.
Bnt when II comes for q Jew to con.
tribute for the head. for education.
nothing good can be said There are
many races Of the Jew, ave or six AZ
!east.
The Jew races cross IN this country
and they will unite In making the gTuai.
est Jew that ever existed. the Ameri.
can Jew. n We want this, We must
Go our duty 10 that race and IN the end
She world viii get the bsneht"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
THREE MEN ARRESTED
FOR WOMAN'S DEATH
They claim That She Died From
Heart Disease.
HER BRAINS WE'RE BEATEN OUT

NSlshbOr Woman Who shrOudSd thS
Corpse Makes Discoveries ofilslah
VIII EShumO BOdy-HuSband end
Son Are culprltG
Huntsville, Ala, Nov. 10, r. Jack
son, = farmer OF TRylorsvilie, has been
arreated for Tie murder OF his wife,
Mrs. Mag Jackson, who died In a mya
FERROUS manner on last Friday morn
Ing,
His son, Charles Jackson, and an
other young man. Charles Webster
have been arrested IA Jaekson's 40
completes
The Woman died on Friday and II
was given out In the nelEhborhoOd that
she d'oa q h6AFt failure,
Afte ne funeral the woman who
drGs6ed Mrs, JAckAon after death,
said that one OF the womRns legs was
broken and that her brains had been
beateh out, THIS statement resulted
In tho swearing out OF warrants
against Jackson, ais son and Charles
Webster.
The county coroner and solicitor will
eXhumO the body Of Mrs. Iaokson and
hold an inquest today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

Washington. NOv. is--Thc question
whether the Panama canal shall be 4
sea level OF q lock canal viii have q
BE- dsciSed Within q very few dSya
Al the members % The board of con
suliihg engineers have returned 10 the
city % Washington and expect 10 meet
sVsFy DAY OF thls week untii %hs hnal
conclusion has been reached Such
the SECRETARY has been observed lar
ing the meeting that n % 90 yoi Zen.
possible 70 make . definite stsismgat -
20 tas reaait AftaF q has ben O..
cided Whieh tyPs % eanAi % a4ops. .
short report Wlii b msfe ihiieatins
briefly be haiufe. cot not ggiaE toto
snY dstaiia ~ that time 10 ieaVg
~ nhseaes ~ moet q fts foreign agi
coates 20 ths board uin have eHpirss
an8 iheY Htii iesEs foF fheiF respective
coaatFiss duFinE ths Ass 1ays a las
MDHLh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
Aoslnss FssIgh, Rate LnlSutloa.

WashlnGion. Nov is. An earnest
pFOttui waa mads " the president n.
day against the proposed faliF0ad
freight rate legislation, The protest
Vas died By representative og ne aVe
great iAboT oFEAaiIatiDns o0Hhectad
uiih The railroads. The shHlBsssu. Gre
msa. conductors, sWilsauisa GRG che
tFuihmsH The members Of t4o dels.
Ealign sblsh called 90 the pSeuidsai,
representa- he several oTEahiaatioaa,
Tasy pointed oBt 10 him that EaiifoA4
rats isgisiaii0H logically meAat tte
igssFing u Fates Thia, thsT eons
teadsd. VII b. followed ~ a lsassa.
inG u ne Gaming p0Wsr u ne Fati
roaes aAA consequently ~ Fs4aetioa
syoatuaIly q ths wages % railroad snl
pioYsa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

At the action OF Lieutenant FrOlOR, Of
the imperial horse guard, VINO recently
sabred Professor Tarle, OF the Poly
techulc institute. have Joined In a pro.
posal to boycott FfolOR and ell the
other officers Of the horse guards un'
less the lieutenant clears himself Of
the charge or resigns within q mOnta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

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stmposg q Fot &c tspss a wases. .
ruan fHIeay raasa - mues a1Tia -
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go klilet Mfs. e1osfmaa. Wifs ~ go
slnfaa aesMi. Rsestmsa sad sse fuo
~ saeasnrnf aael8 ~ tbs is1ef -
etpe1. ASaa ~ pamEn