davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

Ao0 Nirettorium 0es Wrcilenbeinis
Tcreins lit mic folgt 5uiommenQe.
lebt: Froiibent Eaitor Gr. Warfus
9admann, 8ice = Er6iiOcnt Sr. u.
Efeil, Shntmciiter &r. $. q. Sil.
fen, Sefrct1r Sr. Sobn :. Wcper,
8inan5 : SefretGr tSr. $. 8obnL Ser.
malterin Sri. gnna 3onge, &eftSon.
malt Sr. g. =. Sennigbmlien,&aiiS
or5t Or, ScrOinano Hcinbarot; Stills.
'nrjt Gr. 3. VI. &obelmonn; 6inol15.
Gomite: SS. g. $. SilfeH, g. gobm,
& y. Sennigbauien, Sobn Sbient II.
aug. Gieil Saiis Gpmite: Die SS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Die ncue &UritnOt
Gnrf SrigbtS glucnnc.

Wcgrniibcr WnrglnnS GOnntrg Stub,
Wtit cincm brciicn &cr6iuOnngs.9On
lcDnrO bis Green Sprin0 Nucnue,
bictct Ita0tmiibeu WtGnncrn uno
6rolren Oie gr0Bte Gbancc, Elm @eim
oti Dem CANOE an 0cm i%cinitcu 6abr.
meg aus scr Stoot SIT icbr onaemei.
Icncm ErciS' gegeu 9our oOer Ieihte
@coinaungcn 5u crmcrbcn, Die 9au.
plGBe iin0 ungcrpobnlih groB, nit
oOcr obnc @oGobeitono.
llniercm @ebronh gcnlGB mcroen
mir ieinc StroBen bollcn nn0 oieie
uuO Sic Srottoire macn0umiliren mo
2lQc3 tblln, INN oen Srt ST periho'
ncrn. llnicre Yreiie fir @runOltiide
limo icbr nicorig. Mtt icOem Sobr.
nit ocn &crbelicrungen Sdritt bal.
tcn0, itciQt Der @crtb ser @nuplGbe;
Sic %iibcrncbmen 0eS6ol6 tein Hiiito
I'M &ouie bon @rrnOItiiden bon Die
'cr Gompngnic.
@ciicr ais cine Sporbonf o0er Elm
9Hut&crcin lit cine NnIuge in gut
AclcAcncm 2ono 81 uripriinGliden
Erciicn. &%crtduicr nnt Srt jeOeu
Nohmitto9 uno Somto9s.
Mtun nc6mc emory @rone oOer
Cummings MillS @o9gonS al 2inOen.
2lpcmlc uno ltcige an Shutters Zane
alb. GbeSlpoloe Iiegt SIR Reften.
MQu boltc NnSidau nof ShiIO uno
0iirrnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

EGRc ,nr Oiciic in's Snslamb 6c-
iorst &. Blaine, Tr. Alb, Cit.galti.
more.S trafc, naBe Gaitombonie-aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
llnabbGngigcr &ir9cr. &crcin.

Wtoltatlld)G Stt1olllu,lllnN III Der
0}nrmGrts Nouc" <rrtrrri.
;o,,+or Wortroo 49,. nr,, .Es,r1os
o., mns,. a
"''9' ~ ''' y" ~"
"ron5lSCo VV''"0''U@tcn Ncllt-
ldcn crlpit1lht. Ter 6tnou5s
9cridt iiber oo4 Norf.Gon3crt.
7;o 90, n, ~ =, nor, ,,,, y.
,bE$,,,p,s %rrorr,o ''t" ",S% nmn
otn"" =, N,, S,nF %pn %'T
rnn ''n, ,to,, a. $,"t
\ ,6n INK ho,, $751;. m.,
Sio,,nr W.. #brihcr a. .,S$tt,
Ein1 6rrrcS \ n, 4""rst. "y"IT
Sc,, Mr,,nnc N~ hor <, i,'.c :
(,,, o EsAirn.,
%tnr SIN mfGI+ h,r E,'t" 's"o
lr,torrih+ bcr So,,,h~n ,v.". wv y,
Hc,, - o,'4r%c,, Sd,.Ia, GPt%,9,
Sc,. Sao;;o ~ ,n~,tor;r5ra,, sa,,
chr,,5 So8 mnrtr,,nS m. >o,,,
@cSrcp Sc, Tonf Nr. aon;.n,o,tn,o
,nsncSr;idt ,r,S ncr Wr%Ehon s,
r;;;rt ~, Enn,i+c ~%na~u%nN;
,n,, m&roor,, ,,z,n,y ,T,g ,,"t%o
VA So o9o;touo, w., ,'g'' a ''
hc;4 lotto, ms n,n %fEkSS
On 49,
n.sE>oa - r E".
>o,' 0E,sfam nc3 N},rt T,m,nnos ,ns
rior ~, ghroiEor Hrs Gy,tin",t'm,
Hha. 81" mnts
Stc,, =, enn Trn,,"." na.Lo,o,, e..
cri,,htc So Trleootrn !, ;E,o, mor.
ci,,cm nntin ~, n,irro, ' r,o;4oro
Wobn, y, " ,r'ot, ,n,n Saw, @h,",
n,ci,tcy o. Scs Mntion"r IL s.. 60 CIV"
Wo1"gac,iocr Thi(oScnn%in wr .
GIrfitrosc ~, ;;hcrio,HT, Gs ,,,,rSo
Ertart " Sos 81 Sic Tc,,ti%c, ,cr m rS,'rv,
n,cntr,,,tnSt ,citE1 nc,oto,, kSttn,,
MS Sio m,thH Grn,,, mo;om;4,ft%
hnr,nf ,,fm,orffo,, o,,,n
iomt" >nS as ro4bio,, '' Wv ,,'h S;o
,nth[,;Sonso,, Tn,ti%o,. ~; S >on mo.
tEni(,,,n Scr motc,, ~, boSorFo',
Tns Gnn,itc i;, S;o @[nsn,nhr -
,,cs Wr,I,ns a.. Sio Coior >os
i4,o,, nnna % G,n~.
;tnt4o+r mcr;4tt ,,,A nn,rtn "noo,nio
Co.., noh cinr,c,, M,,tn&,,fo, tn,.
Scr,, ,n,S -, Sc,, ,,%%5to, ''m
Lcr;hto,, '" 0"
Gi, Ghro;6c,, Sos n., ctoa y
mnrorortr ,,,,S o;r ,,Lhos W.
mofnrfn,oion =, mn,,n Sto o,nf
ch,r,,To;cr ,n,,rSo ,or(oin,, nnh
Sow morc;, ,,nf,ir4o
hc,, Sos ga ,,th, :, %a,
o,,f Sic n - tan >;o o"n
n,,, o. az !, e. o;rAo
$50 +; Ic Thn H., SS p ~ mn
rc. ,o,,Tr I 81, q
mt re- mnrSc $500, to,h1ofio,
Som 0orf ScS nnobE5roior'y m;;,'
ocrncrrinS~ hcr GG Gor[ Smrc,,S+
ToStor H,,ri,,s Go5n,orn H,E,, @it,
rihs Sem Qirhrnrothn hcrSio,,s .Mc.
mrinhr Scr 0iinit(cr q 81 Tirtorih
SON., T;rioc,,+on TS,r mSt,o, ,,"S
Son. mitn1;rfr,Scn On, n,,,ifor;ihn,,
Wrnnron,,,, %cr 1cior So,,' n
Si[Sr6ronNt ,,,n Se,, >c,tiMo,' oci.
t,,rocm ]iiEcrn,ittcr, -, Io;ir,
20, mcrcin rheI,tc;;,~ ,,orso4o
,circ, OaicScrbc;tr;tt -, r,> c. =
.ch5fcr nn, Wr . c%SN a,ri;hh
itro5,c m,,rSc nrs Torooot ,rnon,o2(
nct Qra,(cihcn 4rot Sor mn ;,,a
rcr Woncrr .O}crcir u ccf4ion Sos A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Son, mHr,cr mcroi,
mi. ora Trrco,t ,n,,rSc e. Tro,,,
FlaB Don Nr. III Sll0sWro00luop,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

bod)perebrtc ErGii0cntin, 6rou 9olti.
ic @cnni9bollicl, poritcbt. Ger Ser
ein oeronitoltete pom 3. bis gum s.
Tc8cmbcr 1883 in Der .Goncoroiu
&oue" cincn @o5or. Ser5en moSGn.
DC rcgtcn iidJ nit Q,tIt mo Gifcr. ocn-
Iclbcn 81 elmer 9Ion5cnoCn glrqcIc-
gcnbeit 81 modcn. Ger finon5icQc
GrfoIg ilbcrtrof ouc Grrportlmgcn;
Der 0oncn& crcin fonntc Dem 81.
rcttorilm Die Summc BON $4,000
iibcrrcifen.
Bon Den @riinoern Ser NnitaIt, Die
.ibr @Citea in Sen Iicnlt Scr So6c
Itclltcn, limo ihon piclc 5llr. eiuigcn
Nltbe cir1cgongcn. Iber ibr @ciit
lcbt tort, llnb 10 .langc eS biilfloic Nl-
tc qicbt, miro cS ollh ioId)c gcbcn, bic
oa ipredcn: n@clien uro INNER mic.
Scr bclicr lit ollcr Mcnihcn bcilig.
tier @cruf!"
6olQenoc &ermGhtniiic limo Scr
NaQcmcincn Geuti6cn @eiienbci.
motb" felt ibrcm @citcbcr gcmodt
moroen;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

Z 1 Sbttr upn 2eEinotun. {
e. $. @lond, @uitop Sic0muno, s.
@nnncdc, Z. z. &rouB, @nr. Mct.
tbciB; NrinabnIc Gonitc: Die S@.
Grnit S6clcr, NuQuit i. &oiicr, :.
$. Mottbca unO Ebil. 0fincu; Gin.
toufa Gomitc: Die $50. &. s..
Bland, Geo. Gang, 6ronf Stcil, {.
i. Mcialobn ul0 Murtiu N0n0cn.
Die @Comtiuuen 0c4 Gameu&cr
Gins limo: E%rGiiocntin Grou 2ouiic
SCnnigbouicn, &icc q ErGiiOcntinnrlr
6ron MoNQic Sommcrurrd II. 5Srolr
Bertha BLAND, ScfrrtGrin 6rou@cr.
@lond, Shnbmciitcrin 6ruu s..
S6rooCr, 6innni ScfrctGrimcI
6rou 6riCOcridc Ntcpcr mo Groll
Sltlio Hittcr; Gintouia Gon1itc: sic
MorQorct @cnncr, Sulrc
uu0 &ouiic &oi0t.
Nlm I. &onror 1906 bcfon0cn lid,
in scr Anitolt foIQcnoc &nioiicn:
gSilbclm Nlbrcht, so Sabre olt.
Sotob @cdcr, IS Sabre alt.
2ouiS @romu, 50 Sabre alt.
tSrc0. Gronc, 81 Sabre oIt.
Midocl Gcbncr, 81 Sabre alt.
Simon 0imlinn 10 Sabre olt.
2orcni GriB, 50 Sabre alt.
Snnuncl y. @unp, IS Sabre alt.
Sotob &llbnrr, 70 Sabre alt.
&obom SUNG, ST Sabre alt.
@corQ aoipor, IS Sabre alt.
@eorg &nob, y Sobrc alt.
NnorCo9 &rciB, G6 Sabre aft.
(Sobn &inoncr, 80 Sabre olt.
6rieOrid @iur5ud, "A Sabre alt.
GuooIpb Mottcr, II Sabre alt.
Gonroe H~cinbarot, IS Sabre nIt.
\5obn Notb - Sabre alt.
Sobn S6miOt So Sabre alt.
ISobanncS Sdnmiot, 81 Sabre aft,
gSilbclm Sh0u rs Sabre alt.
GonroO SfiiBlcr, 10 Sabre alt.
&uliuS Ibont$, 20 Sabre alt.
George G6onilS, 70 Sabre alt.
0ona Eoncr, 70 Sabre alt.
Mcir @ilbclm, 81 Sabre alt,
&obn 3immcrnlonn, &c Sabre aft,
Wtorio }lppel, 81 Sabre oIt.
Maria @ofntonn, s. Sabre alt.
Gotb. @olmQortcrL so Sabre aft.
Gorotbco @oiic, rs Sabre alt.
Nnpo @oB, IS Sabre alt.
Rolino Drummer, ST Sabre alt.
Nnno @rubbc, 6S Sabre oft.
Senrictto Gronc, 81 Sabre alt.
Gotbdrino Iittcrt, 80 Sabre aft.
Moric GrciS, IS Sabre alt.
Nnuo Corner, II Sabre alt.
Nod)cl GminA 80 Sabre ait.
Gliiabctb @ortbe, so Sobrc alt.
Morio @corgc, SO Sabre alt.
Morio Nurbig, 70 Sabre alt.
Sobonlo &ibti, SO Sabre alt.
Caroline alingcl. 81 Sabre alt.
Grucitinc &nob, y Sabre alt.
Morp Mnopp, so Sabre aft.
Barbara Mrouic, ST Sabre alt,
Woric &icrS, y Sabre alt,
Suitinc Got, 20 Sabre alt.
Nuno Mortiu, 90 Sabre alt.
Wtinno Mnr5i 81 Sabre alt.
Grbmllttc MnrSud, u Sabre alt,
Charlotte Mcper, 70 Sabre alt.
Nugrite Spit, 81 Sabre alt.
Moric Otter, II Sabre ali.
Marp Ebillipa, y Sabre alt.
Nnnn S6oltb, Il Sabre alt.
Caroline Shnei0cr, 81 &obrc alt.
Glii. SdncabGdcr, 81 Sabre alt,
Glconoro Sd)0n, 73 Sabre aft.
@ilbclmincS 6r0Ocr, 81 Sabre ali
Nntolie Sicbprt, 70 Sabre alt.
Caroline Sicbcrt, ST Sabre alt.
Mnric S~rusbcint rs Sabre aft.
Iora @cn5d, 76 Sabre alt.
9lnna @iBmcper, 50 Sabre alt.
g.
Wurp @oobS, as Sabre all. t33r
Sophia 3inlmcrmonn, GO Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
6albjdGrltd)er
Musr6umungs= Serfauf.

Mnsr1umnngs= WertQnf.
Wsuracn wcrOcn mir oCn BnlninBrltheu Mus,
rdMmuugSs9crtnni ocn nruRtcn IN Der Wcidlidlic
ocS MdbclGcihdftc, innneurtrcn. Scocr Artitct
in unicrcu cnurmcn qdnCu III hcocutCuo r%coulirt.
Wir iiun iibcrluocu nit ludlaruhincu uuo mits
%tclauten MIibclu uun miiiicu Glnt iitr bic Nnns
rcu MAIDEN, mclfc tcoeu Sng uuu %Hnicren va
brifct etntrcttcu.
BARGAINS fir bic Wiaiicn.
Mnc prciic in bnlb 9cihnittcn.
Spnriamc Nnuicr iUntcn nimt ucrieGlcu, uns
icrc Wunrcn nuo Sretic in Nnacnldctn III reb'
men, cbe tic auotrciuu tautcu. 5uS grjbtc uuo
uul id uniaite 2nncr, ans pcltlcm nciudhlt iucr'
ben tnnu. Sic btditcu GudlitdtCu uun uteortg'
itcu 4tciic. I. Pei
gsir iiiBrcu Gin uunitdnbiacS ,9aarr uuu 9iDlius
tbrt@' nho SUPERINTENDENT.
&anr pbcr Grcott.
Suulmt jrilb INTO ithcrt GndI cine nutc AuetuoBl.
Mnniet tctt nIo mir lpcrncn Cure @intdufc frci
nuibcuaBrCn uuo nuf 9Sutidl %nbltcicru
uno Ocricnocn.
Snrit1nc piicil bic NM 10 llbr NbcHno.
u@0 Cart"
9OIiiunniOCr Nubr sAtitmpf, pnllitQuhilcr Sal
ter; rcRlIdrer frctS SIP. @hlornlls &C 90
illtIlqo &crtaulSprcta ............ OUHJO
Srp6cr 0urtbpl6sGiSfthrunt nit ,5iuu uuGQcs
ifluqcH; rcNuldrer %rctS Si3. gltSs &C En
Observation-Disclosures ......... 1utJO
GiStdtcn.
NU9 bnrtnoli OCrNclttut ullo tItt tilll uteucs
inldGcu; r~eNulirer ErciS $500. an no
NuordltttllrtNS &criuuieprciS ....,. OEEJO
@icr ipciicnc 2citcr IN Ninttru.
20c.zGllulttdt dtllcllhc WtnttcIl, Die =
I6c,s alaittdt 6tinchi6c Niiaticn. Sic 9Hc
bcitctl, lpcldc Ncrlubt pCroCrl bic Duro W
i0c.r CuNlitdt iapGniihc Ninttcu Icppihs
#Snt eetnOoro ]'lrb5'o'n; .Oie S7,9G
Doc. aualjtdt @j,atifn. bic 6c'itcI. aEc
pclbc gcntudt lpcrbcn; Die 0nrh. ..... y
SBitiuuier.
9luo iollhCnI GitcnboI5 Genlubt. iiinf 0rofc
0crnliiHlHe SbublubCu; r~CQuldrcr GO
Frcl9 $500. Observation-Disclosures ... OOEJ0
Sd~lntiimmtC Ninrimtnnncu.
Ell3 idrdN. Nci0Nter @ihc ODER WinbdgouD:
rc0Il0rcr Frcto $1,000. 9uISrilts q en-
milN9 &cridtioprcto .......... OJE4sJU
EnriursS uit.
Nilnl Giid, OtdbaNunlr 9inbmcu. 9ISipa6l
non &arbcn; rc9rldrcr FrciS 500. 091 q
2oe. Wiiiitnn Sufimcmrl.
@cnicrt.
&uiicto.
HltS .lhrnN Ncld0tcm Gi6cnbul5 bCrgcitcut,
mi Gelblll1crCm GpicQcl; ~rcnuIdrcr RrciS
$500. NltsrdumtlN9 EcrinufSs =
prctS ......,..~....".,. SZSsiJ
@reot Success,
TnrnitnrC e. Carpet Gu.
!. BiGiou a. suns,
81 nnO 319 NurO NUrunro. Strai,c.
x.S. ..o.n.,, -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

position on the ground or while bound
ing by any player on either side.
The length OF the game shall be so
minutes, divided into two halves Of 80
minutes each. exclusive Of time taken
out. There shall be 10 minutes inter-
mission between the two halves.
Rule - Of the old rules was amended
to read:
A side which has made . touchback
or safety must kick out from some
point inside the 25-yard line. The
kickers' side must be behind the ball
when 1t II kicked. and the opponents
must be on the 25-yard line. or nearer
their own goal.
Exception--n the bali goes out OF
bounds before striking player It
must be kicked out over again. and II
this occurs a second time It shall be
given to the opponents a. out Of
bounds.
Note-This abrogates the former
provision on tries at goal on the first
down within the 16-yard line. and the
provision for q second touchback oc-
curing before four downs have inter-
vened.
Rule Of the old rules referring to
charging rescinded.
Rule is Of the old rules referring to
charging amended by substitution for
the word charging wherever It oc-
ours. the words starting forward he
yond the restraining line"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
RAILROAD, FINANCIAL A.. :
INDUSTRIAL NOTES o :

y . . .
me largest shop building -
United States is planned bv ~, ;" the
sylvania Railroad Comnanr e Fem
erected at Altoona. 1t win - 10 be
long. 100 feet wide and ,on, 've feet
nigh and will be occupied ;, stories
wheel. tin, boiler, lathe and Ivy NY the
partments Of construction ~ "er de-
work. anu repair
Inc american Hawaiian steon,.
Company announces that in cona ''snip
with the National Railroad q, ra
tepec 1t will establish a thirty 'a %saaI.
freight service between New w.. usss
Portland. Ore. The steamships a.,u
call at the principal Pacific no,.. WI!
Mexico. pof's OF
A meeting is to be held at r,,.
KY, today to complete the oro,..N
ton Of the West Kentucky pa.
Lumber Dealers association rhs ."
ganisation will include in its MAJ,
bership the leading firms of West ~"
nessee as well as West Kentuck
The extension Of the Or.n.o
Northwestern Railroad has inst 49,
completed from Buna to Neuton ,'
Texas. distance Of about 80 miles :.
10 Yoakum line and is destined :.
become . part OF the Colorado sor,h
ern. New Orleans & Pacific system
A preliminary statement on the mr.
duction Of hydraulic cement in tho
United States during the calendar wear
1905 has just been issued by the
United States Geological Survey II
shows the total production was ~
S94,SoS barrels. valued at $sso12.1ss
This was an increase Of nearly ten
million barrels over the production ~
the preceding year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Special to Evening Teller.
westlake. Idaho. April 7s.-I.ee Lane
Of the Salmon river country delivered
50 head OF hogs in town today to Ford
q Co., who are feeding about 800 head
Of hogs and are stili wanting 10 buy
more. They are paying six cents per
pound.
in the village today trading. Mr.. Nom
lux ~ yet has not started his saw
min. but II planeing his clear lumber
that he had left over from last year.
Crom q Stewart ana Mr.. Clausen
each had valuable horse ruined In the
barbed wire yesterday. The animals
are 20 badly cut It II feared they viii
be useless for services and Will have
to be shot.
T. H. Hanson and H. c. Dun Of the
Ferdinand country are in town trad
ing today.
Mr.. Williams the Keuterville saw
mill man. passed through town on his
way to Lewiston with his family.
Dublin Mail Contract.
q. b. Eastman has been notified by
the postoffice department OF his being
awarded the contract to carry the mail
from this place to Dublin and return
each day. beignning July 1. The mail
for Dublin previous to this time has
been routed from Morrow instead Of
West1ake.
D. c. Tribble. who has been IN town
for several days figuring with Crom q
Stewart on moving several buildings
for them. returned to his home IN 0if-
ford today. but will be back. with his
partner In few days to complete ar
rangement for doing the work.
B. r. McCory ana Dick Mahnerd Of
the Salmon river country. are in town
trading today.
Charles Parker Of Lewiston Is doing
business in town today
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
Wanted

Ladies' to cook at home for the Wo.
mans Exchange. Best prices paid for
good wholesome bread Of all varietles
pastries Of all descriptions, cooked
meats. jellies. salads. home made dam.
ties. such as our mothers used to make
Inquire at Loomer building, one door
west Of the Fair, West Main street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
cHERRIEs At AUCTION

New York. April 33.-The
first box Of California cherries
Of the season was auctioned
here today. one cherry ut q
time. for the benefit Of the
earthquake sufferers and
brought $40. About 500
berry commission merchants
and others attended the sale.
The frst cherry brought sos
and the others ranged from 800
to 80 cents.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
Ease and Comfort Of the
Eyes

II . hook on the wall will bear ten
pounds In weight without swapping,
you know what the result would be II
each day another pound was hung onto
It. Your eyes are In the same position
az the hook: the ever Increasing strain
il adding pressure each day. When
you nnd your eyes are not quite %
good, you should have them immedi-
ately attended to. Correction Of the
defect may then be easy. II deferred
too long absolute ease and comfort
may be difficult to restore. ana may
even be lost entirely.
Or. .. eAloDGRo,
Optical Specialist.
Rooms . and Z. Bee Hive Building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Try our Merchants lunch from IL: So
to p. m. Grand Restaurant. o
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
Referee 10 Decide.

The referee shall decide whether q
fair catch 10 made and whether there 10
interference with . fair catch, also
whether the catcher II thrown.
The penalty for coach from the side
lines shall be the loss Of Is yards.
In . scrimmaee the wrapper bach
shall be entitled to fvll and undisputed
possession Of the ball. The opponent
must neither interfere with the snap
per hack nor touch either him or the
ball until the bah shall be actually put
in play. -he penalty for such interior
ence shall be the lees OF five yards.
II a kick or a forward pass goes out
OF bounds before crossing the oppon-
ents goal line II shall belong to the
opponent TT the point where It crosses
the side line. II. however. Il strikes
any plaver who II m side snd then
goes out Of bounds II shall belong to
the player who srst obtained possess
SION cs Il.
Wien q bail has been ticked. any
player Of the kichtne side shall re on
side - soon AZ the bali touches the
rround. In cess Of such KICKED bail
thus. STRIKING the rrouud Il shall not
be Picked further or kicked ct from its
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-24
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, the 23rd day OF February )06,
between the hours OF ten o'clusk in
the forenoon and three o'clock In the
afternoon, will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the door
OF the United States courthouse in the
city OF Ardmore. in the Southern dis
trict OF the Indian Territory, the To-.
lowing described property. to-wit;
All Of the interest Of Heller Whiten-
er, a minor. In the following describe 4
lots; Lots No. six (6) and seven (O
in block No. ono hundred and forty
four Q4D and lots No. one G) and
two (2) In block No. three hundred
and twenty-five (325) in the city of
Ardmore, In the Southern district of
the Indian Territory, as shown by the
Official plat of said city made by the
Chickasaw Townsite commission Said
lots are part Of the estate OF p. S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-24
NAPoLEoN's ESCAPES.
Reckless of Danger. the Great Sol
dier Was often wounded.

In reply to the question 100 what en-
gagemcnts De considered himself %
have been ia The greatest danger Of
losing his life NAPOLEON once said. In
the commencement of ny rampa gus"
Indeed, N further proof were demanded
TO show that he did not spare himself
at ToulOn il Is only necessary 10 add
that during the ten weeks u its siege
Napoleon. Ia addition 10 bayDnet
wound ia his thigh. bad three horses
shot under him. while at the siege of
Acre during the expedition 10 Egypt he
lost no fewer than four ia the same
manner
During the last days u his life. when
captivity. disappointment and sickness
bad we'll nigh completed their work. 1t
Is said that the agony VI bis fatal dis
ease drew from him on many occasions
the pltiful cry o. why did the cannon
balls spare mef'
During hi, long military career Napo-
leon fought sixty battles while Caesar
fought but hny Ia the early pan Of
his career be- was utterly reckless ~
danger while on the battlefield. and this
spirit Of frurl. ssucss contributed large
ly ~ o.. ..r" aud esteem IN which hp
was held by his armies. There was a
curious b.lcf among the English In Ma
poleou's time ihut be- had never been
wounded, and iujccl the report was
current that hc carefully IL not la
cowndly manner rcfraincd from ex.
posing himself Nothing could be more
contrary 10 the truth FOR he was in re-.
oii;y several times severely wounded.
but ~ lc wished to impress upon his
troops the belief that good fortune new
er deserted him and that like Achilles.
be was well nigh inyulnerable he al
ways made n secret Of his many dan.
gers. lie therefore cnjoined once for
all upon the part OF his immediate stan
the most absolute silence regarding all
circumstances OF this nature. for II ls
almost impossible to calculate the con
fusion and disorder which would have
resulted from the slightest report or the
smallest doubt relative to bis existence.
Upon the single thread Of this mans
life depended not only the fate and gov.
ernment OF a great empire. but the
whole policy and destiny Of Europe as
well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-24
MARsDEN.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Marsden I. T., Jan. 22.--Last week
was very warm indeed rhe present
week opened with winter IN the Sc
verest form. Yesterday the wind blew
furiously from the north and the
ground Is today coyered with snow
There Is yet some o'tton to pick
although most OF the farmers have
finished ami are plann+ng for heir
o neg. crop.
Moving Is about over with.
The Methodists' first quarterly con
ference convened here Saturday, Jan
20. There was preaching Saturday
night and Sunday by the presiding
elder, Rev Freeman OF Ardmore.
II. +. Mcdonald Of Davis visited his
sister, Mrs. w NJ. Bollen Of this place
last week. 9f9Fez
0 Aubrie Simms, student at Har.
grove college at Ardmore, visited tho
family OF w NJ. Bollen Sunday.
Miss Ada Mayo visited her parents
who reside about three miles cast OF
Ardmore, Saturday and Sunday.
The work on the Easterwood build.
ing, also Mrs Forbes residence, has
been moving along nicely, but will
now be retarded by the unfavorablo
weather. ''N.' Suo,..i
The school is talking OF preparing
TO give an entertainment, the pro-
ceeds to be used towards purchasing
a library for the school,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-24
cHIoLEY.
sneeial Correepondence.

Special Correspondence.
Chigley. I. T., Jan. 22.-Harrison
Green was IN Wynnewood Sunday.
Our few days Of spring weather
have passed over and We are now
faced with very bad blizzard.
sd Mason left Sunday for Davis
where he will work for 2. T. Cooper.
John Murray and family OF Man
gum, okla, we're here several days
visiting y'r. and Mrs. J. r. Wilson.
l.. @. Mcintyre went to Palmer Fri.
day TO attend the funeral OF Mrs.
WINS.
Quite a number OF the farmers went
70 Sulphur Saturday with me rem.
nants OF their cotton. There Is some
cotton In the fields yet
Several members u the Woodmen
sf the World camp at this place at.
tended the unveillng by the Wynne.
wood woodmen Sunday.
Our school has increased very rap.
Idly In attendance There are now ff.
ty students enrolled and " the IN.
crease continues VIC will have 10 se
cure an assistant teacher.
The young people had n social at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George VII.
liams Friday night and report a nice
Sme.
The infant chilli OF r. n. Brisen.
dine is very low with slow fever.
Norton Moses has returned from a
visit with his parents at Lexington.
bringing with hlm his mother who
will visit here.
J. NJ. Johnson moved last week TO
his farm near Purcell.