davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

Sdllmcn lei bic Sod)c MIR ldIinnlcr
gemodt morocn. Nltd) mllrbc bctont,
OnB Der Miniitcr nm iclbit sic
llcbcridyrcitltng Ocs GtotS 5~llgc0ebCn
6obe. Gnblid) lullr0c Scr Soifnltn0
9tuaGrllf perlicbcn, BOB ocrortigc
@orfommniiic iidy nid)t micocrbolcn
lpiir0en.
$ od5cit&0ci dcnf iir nj
ON o.
Gin cigcrortigeS Sohicit@Gcid)cnt
bot aoiicr @ilbelm iiir &0ni9 M
ionic bon Spolicn m2cricbcn.
ipcrn ocrielbc nGdyitcn Wonot nit
Ser Erin5ciiin Gno bon @ottcnber0
vSodBcit" mod)t." GoIiclbc bcitcbt
ans bcn iorgfGltig prdporirtct So
pfcn Der Stride mo Gbcr, iucld)e Nl-
ionic, olS or Icttes Sobr Sen &oiicr
III Eotsbnm bcilld)tc, bel bcn linn SIT
Gbrcn pcronitoltetcn @ofio0Ocn er-
lcgtc, 9icic So9otropb1cn iinb
prGd)tig orllnmcntirt ltto nit iinni.
gen @%ionnln0Cn pCricbcn morocr.
Nllerict aus 9cutid)lo 8.
Gin 6ctlo0cnMuertbeS llltgliif hot
lid) i'm &olibcr0wcrt oGcSocnono"
bel IIfclS III &onnopcr 5u0ctro0cn.
9urd} cine GrpIolion mllrocn bier
@crglclItc 0CtGOtct.
Gem c6cn1oligcn @otlhoitSrot6
scr oclltld,cn gotid>uit IN @oibing.
toL Or. Sreihcrrn bon bcnt @u$id)c-
SuOocnbollen mcld)cr crit Dor 0orl;
Sturgeon ol@ Nod)Iol9cr b. @olitcin'S
5lull erltclt portragcn0cn Notb IN ocr
Eolitild)cn mo Observation-Disclosures
bcS I%ll$iuGrtigcn NnltS crrrorllt
iulr6c, lit cine iucitcrc NllS5ci6null0
SIT Sbcil 9cluorocn. Gr Got Sen &ros
nc1orocn orittcr &loiic crboltcn.
SIC mtl0llGit i~tottgcbobte @obl
I'M &cidrStogafrciic Gorn1ltoot
@rob-@croll, no Scr So5ioIocnlofrot
@crtbolo oant Scr llntcritiiburg Scr
6%reiiinni9cn iibcr sen Gonoiooten
Der pcrcini9ten @iirgcrporteicn Or.
Stcin ocr Sicg oopontrug. miro
Notwithstanding ongcfodtcn mcrocr.
IS iinO ongcblid grobc @critobc
bci'm @oblpcrfobrcn porgetomnrerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Icrdauts' & Iiners' Sransporta.
tiun Sunbauu.

-|1 TnnipTtf'EtntcN
gad) Wuitpf liito ocln Siicii: leocn Wloittda.
1ieniiug. Sorneriiug unb Sunlitag, abeitos
q ubr.
Ndd) Yrpbibcnce puo benz Often: lebcn CONT
tng, Wittpo6 uno Srcttna. elberbS 6 llbr.
ytdcb gtciupotts Jiciu5 mo Turtolf: tdBlt6 uiI,
6 llbr gtbclios.
Sradt nirb tdqIitb bis 3 llbr gb;ubs fit nn
Gem Iagc ubfabreuoe Sampler an9enomnlcit.
Jludh Subanltab mo Dem Siibef: ieocn 9iens
flag. Sonneritdg uno GGniing, 9benos 9 llbr.
Der ySertbe dni fSlibe ocs qougsSodS al. Gus
nntnnbs9 nmpfer bon Der 2Seriie an Subc oer
&cii' 5nuSiglbennc.
Is. ". 8iaiusbam, etaent,
Coma Sod.
VI. Y. Turner, @.sB. sWqCnt.
VI. 3. StebbinS, Sen. sUiGit.
Saupthiireuu - GibuIt.Gdr Werman' nno
2i0bt. Stra6c. Ut3.1&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Glelapcafe Iampfcr.G Ompaanie.
%6bciapedte 4iuic.

GbcinptdfesGi
@Icaante 9safiagier 4. Sampler pIlgiiln" uno
.glilnrin" nd6
Efo Yoint Comfort uno Tutiulf, 20.
Snmpfer p~erldIien Baltimore idgltb (alisge'
nonitrtef Gonutngs) nm $50 Gbcnbs lino fonis
men In Glo Eoint Gulnf1ti i'm 6 ubr Wlorgelie
urh In giotfolf i'm us Wlorgeiis an, nrifdllte'
ferb an bic giieuhnbn8ilge nab alien Ynllftct
bes Giioens inb SiiOmeitcns..
2)urt.Stiutr2inir.
Glegante Ydiiagier Sampler "ebarlofte" nnb
Baltimore"
nadj gget .9otnt uno NidImono. Pa.
Tnnlpfer bcrlui'cIi baltimore tdalid (nlisaer
ttpmnien Gonntugs) unt 3 llhr ylndtlittneS iiii6
f~pnlftet Al 2Sefts Foini I'M 7.30 Worgen5 uiio
1T NidnMoub nm 0.25 Wlorgette at. b
Die an UlOlitaaen. Wiiitluodhen hllo Greitngen
bot baltimore 1hfubrclioelt CAMPER, iub bic
bon WeffsFoint an 9tcrftdgcii, Sorteriiaae1
iino Guniitugen d%6'dbrrt. legeit IN 8Iouceitcrs
Yutni, Clpnlents. itnb Hlntono'S an: iino ole
an Sienftdgen. HolircritnQet iito Samitaecn
bon Baltimore mo oil Wl01tdpeti. Wiitiuodbeli
iino Greiiuoet bon gSeftsRoiut obfdbrenben
Sampler leaen In Dortioot iito elnb'Bonf aH
(bci aiinitiaert Better.
Eampier ~perfoiien 9'nitinture pont Bier Nr. 1S
nno 10, 4tgttitrahen'H erfte..
Nir6sptfcte nab alien Htnfter ft1nen aes
ficberi. @epid aufaeachcn ilno, aniiitei9irtnte
i'm Vornits ~referbirt pctoclt IN BEN biefigcrt
Viffet. Riircnir: Yr. fi9. ShaSainimore. etraee,
n. u. 9ipbipn, eieeni. VII. t27, GH.golttmatr.
etrnbe. roer ben NGipt Niiredug: Nr. $50.
MEMBER acnsr, e.. 4. Gbism.
8eu sSefd,ultefnbter, c3etts Edi'dgtetsIuent.
Z. 8. Metanuti, StiItE Gen. .Fait 'aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
& . nj m c uturc " iencr
y Ia tier.

Die @iclcr 3citungen erorterlt Die
pcIitild)e @ifdigfcit Ser btporitebell.
oen 3uiammenfiunit ser beiben auiler
ollsiilbrlid, uno meilen oui pobr.
iheinlihe Seronoernngen III Den @e.
5iebungcn 5tDiid)cn ben periAieoencli
NiGttcn ul,o Die Siolirrng Geutib.
lnn0's bin. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Wabnsn9 upn HGnbern ii6crfallcn.

@oncoupcr, y. g.. 8. Woi. 49,
Ger ySmperiol &imiteo "3lt9 oerGo'
no0iidcn Euciiic = 9obn murbe beii'
tc nobc &nmloops, $50 Weilcn bon
bicr, ollrd Hdubcr i%lbcriuQcn. iucld)e
bcn 2ofomotipfiibrcr jrpongen, ben
6oltmuggon los 81 foppeln llno ba.
nit cine Mcile uoralS 81 iubren.
Iort nubmcn tic ben Snbolt Der re-
eiitrirtcn 9ricie an lid iirto modtcn
iih aus Dem Stallbe. Sic botten Del,
Grpreb @oggon in Solge cineS Srrs
tbilntS 5iirildgeloiicli, neil iic gloilb-
ten, bob Der Eoitmoggon aud Die
GrprcBindlen cntbalte. Gle YoiiuDierc
milroen rid)t belultiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

Groffnlin8 Oca Gbicogo'er 9(r6citp
@iireoua iiir olte lunO gebrcdli6c
Sclttc.
& bicogo, 9. Mui. - IuS gr4
belts = Nod)lpcilungS = 9ilreou filr
bCjobrtc uno gcbrcd)lid)c Sellte mltrNe
9cltcrn bier cr0ffnct, mo 100 crgroll,
tc W0nncr mo 6rulcn, mlter oicicn
uiclc nit forperlihcn @cbrcdcn, iteQs
ten lid IN DEM @ilrcnll ein, INN ibrc
Norncn mo NOrciicn on5rgcbcn. Gic
mciltcn Stcllcnllld)cr ~er5Gbltcn Doh
trilbcn GrIobrulgcn in Dem grollla,
men Sample unt'S Iaicin. llcbcroQ
marcn tic ais l%lcbcr50bliNc nbgcluies
len morOell. &ci>cr lpplltc ibllcn Mr.
belt gcbclL llno nobin tic iid) olld)
lponotcn, itcts marc ibnen nit be.
onllern0em Idlcl5ufen croifnct, oub
bic Gage ibrcr @rnl,dborfcit poriibcr
lclcn ullo in Der IrhcitSluclt fcinEloB
nlebr fir iie lei. Gem 9iireoll &c
lang cS, glcth am crltcn Gage i%circr
Sbotlgfclt 20 bciobrten Scutcn Nn.
ltcllllng III ocrid)oiien. Gle llcbrige1
9ingcrt, bc9lildt 0urd) oicGcriidcrlrna
oopon Dob man NueS tbrn lpcroe,
Tim ibncn 9clh0itI1un9 rod,5lnuci-
Icr. Giclc logtcn geriibrt. ca ici ser
critic SoIinin0Sifintmcr, Der ibrcm
trnlirigcn 3oicin lcudtct, icitocn1 tic
ans 0cn Wonreaiabrcn IN ooS Wrci.
lcroltcr Qctrctcn. W0rncr boz, 45
Sobrcn tbciltcn NIT, ibncn lei ponglrs
b%citgcbcrn imtnlcr micber crfl0rt NOR.
ben, lie lcicn Id)on SIT off. Wciblifr
Stclcniuhcr bottcn Die GriabrunN
gctnod)t 0oB nit 80 Sobrcn Die Gage
lhrcr Srond)borfeit olibortcn.
Gin Oionn, Der an eincm Scr5ich.
Ter lcioct, erhiclt gnitcllllng ais Sic
her III cincNl Gr5tlid)en 9ilrcoll; Orei
onocrc Manner, Die nllr Elm Ncin bo'
ben, mllr0cn ols Nluiiebcr mo M0d,
ter untcr9ebrad)t. Sin Wonn, Der
oua redtc 0eiu ncrfn'~u hat, pllroc
in elmer Sass ,n.G." WcJo CT MIR
0iC Sull0C III Qebrdltdcn hot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Yeuniblbauias Babn.
Rad benz @eTsn nuo aoroen.

gerldRt 6aiucrt'Siation, mie fulgt:
sS.f5 yurm. (lnion : Station S.55 Hornt.),
Yittsburg Grpreb itno Chicago Special.
Snupt.oinie GTpreb.
'1:1o Nadam. (ooI Union tationl "st2Oniss
cdao, Cincinnati un0 ct. 2omis.
@4.55 Had1ni. COON ultoHsS tdiiuH), .gtnnihts
aauia epeeini." II etuuOsu nab Chicago.
uno ct. Gouis @rpreb.
100 Mbenos toon ilntor'station), Chicago
1880 aStuss Coon unions iatlon). 81. aouis
.s55 Nbenss (pou lIplpn.gtatlon), @eIteru
@rprcb iiHo GlepeIouo nno Cincinnati es'
.if.iii Rahts characterization ti.55 Ga6ts).
Bittsbura gpeeioI.
ii5i gadts qtHiou'statIon t1.65 Na6is).
i.iO M,otatus characterization 4.44 Worgeus).
tiQli6, nab QudsSnbert.
.s4h Qrrn. characterization s.t5 Borm.) tde
lid, mad GuilnIp CHA emporium nnetton}.
Grie. nuo BqbeRtnae, md ao9citcr.
ti4i BORN. Olnion ; Station LIB 8ornr.).
geodcntaec. lld6 8enooo uno @!nlira.,
LOB Gndnl, insIi3 (Son unionsetation), mao
$40 NOenhs, ideIi6 (bon llniOr'eiaticH). mas
s.5s absnos, tdsli6 Coon iinicnsetation). nae
g1h NunnpoIis. 7.3t, 0.0t Soriiltttngs. DIT
gsndmttinas on Bodbentngen. Sonnia9s. s.oi
Borin.. hoo Ibenbs.
WI NV
gad philadelphia NIB s,etv.Dorf.
1903 &adlm. ,GouerefIonal atmitee,." tasltn.
Ihr gscp.gori; 1.4s, 7.55. 1909 C.tt.o5 rnr
400. .'545,. $50. 1925 @benhs, Wc9tntoes.
f4.oo, ago, .5.45, 7,5o. .1i;25 a6enSs :,
~ loo 8 @c S2ii,' i'Oe. a'oi,' 81 1856 anS
Gas gbcn0S. @o6cutnsc, Gonutoas. e.35.
7.55 MloracnS, 3.0i, 4b7, t0.35, 6.45 gbenos.
Gq6 Yoiton 40 Born, Breckenridge; 1885
gab 3cinrar nnS baupifd6Iioen 8pif6eupunf.
Ten an Der 3elaiporc. Stptflon, 6.s5. 7.b5
@erosns. go 4;57 %adu', @Oaeniase,
ma aSH HSt' SSpr t@S'' s'2e. 25t. Gig. 1875. 7.se.
7433. ST. S.t2' 70 "a @ Re o1 y o. q re.
s43, Oils, o.6F. 1880 MbenSs. @odsninass.
s45, ]O52SOrn4!, !2.o5i JI,53, az, $40; sS0'
TAI, $50, o.tb. .8.6L. 1890 Nbenbs;
ga0 gtIantics Gitb, r%gltlautic giip SpceiaI."
2.t5 hadn't. an Wo6eninaeIt. On
gtnbm, 5.32. 6.05 sberos an N4ohentaaell.
GonntuqS. 900 BORN Cos, n .05 %slbctos.
9tlaniic Gcaft cine Ggpreb. 2.51 @'oresis,
eontbcrn SaitpaS, 0.42 gOrrn., 1920. 1915
eca6SaTS N SIit''SSii Vine aailtpap, o.42 gOrmy 5.O7
@orioIr uTS Bcftern s%taiIpao. $3.50 abenbs
tdaIid.
6. & 8. 8b., 12.48 Hnhni, Eodenfnge, 500
Mbenns tdettd.
@uu YsnmIpIpanIa .stSenue. etotisu.
guh WnfbirgtoIi. @rpreb, GIL 900 Borm.,
1.5S, 3.56, 600 9snchm. iigIib. TAI W,or'
gems an @obentagen. 900 abenos itiir on
Son1ingeu.
Ta6 annapolis, TAI W,oreens. 500 glnd,
mittnaS ait Wodentaeen. Sonntaes, 0.C0
Rorm. lno 900 TadM.
@eoen Piucten uno JabrpIduen na9 aueA
gsunftcn tprede man In Der characterization.
gr. 3t5, Notwithstanding, uno tuton'
Station Dor.
Wiireuur ubGcbplt unb rnarftrt.
GpetfcsgSuGaoit.
n. W. Htterbnrn, 3. VI. Noae,
@ens9eIhdItSiii6rer. GNN. 'Iraffie'D1andaer.
Geo. %. Rono,
@eueruIsRddliersgGsdt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
@rlttrn Narufanb Giieu6abn.
8iae berIafen Siqsn'Siaiion wts folst'

Yiiae ~berIaiIen Siuen'Siation ME folst:
Sdgftd,.
40 moroens -- SohiiedSug, Sdserstofpn, n.
& VI. .Pdbt iiuo nu5genontirteH Soriifaa SdR
cod iine GbambershGrg.
pro STADIUM. = Nftom. mo tlniousSrtoae.
Tdglif, ausaeauuuien Sgnmtas.
TOO WpTpers-Durf uno @sttbSburC WHOM.
Sin HRp:aens- SngerStc,rn ntto CD jpeiiSbure
Accommodation.
9.45 Mloteeus-anom. nn1 Geiir joprG uni
.YGrf.
$40 Euthr.- sffout. nab 1lpnoon. Derf itr>
u. X 8. 9io.
ABB Tahm-Grsreb mad @Ibuhon. Sogerb
tupn, Iopie 5reoerid, @mmitsburO, Sttp
pen56ura (Rdrlprsg Sdagor).
5.35Hddm.-Worf.9 rpreb.
8.t5 W5enos-wtfom mad u~nlonsUrtbae.
II. 25 abenbs-@tfom. na6 u~nipu'grtoae.
blur SuBntags.
$50 @araens-Nffom. NOD unionsFriboe I'M
Sanober.
1880 efbenes- affom. nob llri assrihee.
Sdlt uidbt an ecr Rctiro ~ e, .Stutipn On.
n. Sappsvftou. @ersruIi @eib0ftsfuhrer
y, VI a,tptiI. SeisruL9 aitnaier' Naent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
TnterpcIlotion ii Scr
2 d. a II + q II s.
SFon6 AZ.

,Sn prcuBildIcn AbgcorOnctcnbollic
itoro Die bon bcr Sr~eiiinnigen cil,-
9ebrod)te SnterpcQotion iiber ocit
undergraduates ShuuipiclbouS.
Sfonbol 5i,r Gcbotic. Sinan5mini.
tier Sreiherr b. Nbcinbobcn perfect
oiote bic Tegierung unb bebierte iid
elmer ie9r idorfclr Sonort. Gr be-
itritt Die Ingobc ollrd)oltS, Dob bic
slbiid)t beitorben bobe. Sic llebcr-
idrcitlng bc& Gtots 5lt oerbcine
lifar. IS bauoIt idly oitd rtidt iiiil
cine Sim ne bon ~tcipiertel Miiaio.
ilelt.f lonocyr ant lin 100000 Morf,
Gic Groifmug oer GbeotcrS Dor Der
gGn5lifcn 8oaenpuna lei int %fiinIt-
leriidcn mo iiran3ieller Sntcreiic
ecmcien. Gie 9faguber Der Grciie
iiber Die Gn&ifnriiduno Ger aaiicr-
5inlnler crtidrtc ser Miniltcr fir
bodlt iibertrieben,
Heoner n1cc Narteien erfl1rtcil
iid) nit Der Soltlns Der Mtgierrutg
eegeriibcr ner qorjcn Iltgclegenbeit
tidli einplriltr0en llebereinitim-
iitcnb betotiie3 iic. nab cine iofortigc
@ioerleaunG ocr 9lrgaben iiber octl
SduuipieIbnu9 Sfalbol cr~forberlidl
9eluricn ipire, Turd) bas LANCE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
@um Strifc Der @cidfpblcngrGbcr.
Die 3cdcnhciiUcr pollen pic germit.
tclill,g Npoicuelt'S ~pnrllien.

telllllJ Npolepell 2 qttllIen.
Is bicoap 9. Moi. ~ Cine Srie-
bens Geniercl} ber 3ehcilbeiiscr
ans ocnNeidfoblclloiAriften lit berte
bier 5uiaum1ton gctreten pbipobl Die
llnterbnnbllmgcn 5tucds gciIegung
bes Strifcs Der Wrltbenleute ab9ebro.
den iino. Die 3cdcnbeiiter bnttcn
porgci6logcn, Die Shmicrigfeiten I'M
itieosgcriftlifcn @ege 5t idlidten,
ood) @rGIiocnt 0iitd)ea Don Ben
,ltnitco Minc Morfers" bate in eli.
ller gcitcrlr cilgeIonienen Ccpcihc
Den 8oridla1 iltrild gemieiell. Die
Gonieren5 plant Die @ntieiionta Ct.
per Delegation nud) &aibingfon, am
Eralibent 2ooie0clt 5n erindcn, lei
nen Ginffdb iiir cine 9eilcguug ocS
StrifeS in ocu @cid1fcblen GiItrificn
aui5ubictcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

Die YNeuc Sreie Ereiie" belncrft,
scr 9eiltdJ ici ais lidtborcS 3cid)clt
Der SolibitGt m0 Goucrboitigfeit
oes ocutid) = 0ltreid)iihcn @iinonilieS
beoblid)tigt.
Gic n3eit" belncrft. OoB ser @cilld)
mobrid)cinlid) bic rod, iibri9cn Spll.
rem bcS pcinlid)cn @inorlldS pcrlpi.
ldcn mcroc, ncld)cr 0urdl -0oS Sele=
gromm on@ollthomsfi bcrUOr0cruicu
mltroe.
@robc u@pcrung pou
MetoIlurbc itcrn.
Sic bciiirttcte &riic III Scr Metoll-
illbliitric lit MN Dirtlidl ci1gctrcten.
9todr cillcr Mclolrg aus GrcSocn
bobcn lid bic &crbollolrn0en Der
Observation-Disclosures nit ocn glrbcitcrs
ollsi6iiiicn 5cridlogcL lnG cs lit I'M
9hl9Cnblid feline Nllsiid)t mcbr Dor
bouocM ooE bic bcitcbcnocn @cgrn.
iGtc nod oil$gcgIidcn ipcrocn font
llGlt.
Sniolgc Gciien miro sic 9llSipcr.
RING bon 100000 Observation-Disclosures
morgcn lit &roft trCtcn. IS gcid)icht
0os in @cnnGbbctt oca @cldJlulicS,
mcldJcn Die &crtrctcr bcS &crbonocS
Der Observation-Disclosures onp 3. Wui
gcioBt bobcn. Canals mnroc Der
Cirbnrt, 3luciguCrcinc, lpcld)c po!t
Strifca bctroicn iinb, 0urd, cine off
genlcirc Iuslpcrrltllg Der Wctnllnr.
better 81 ultcrItiiBcu. iuclln bic Nr=
belt nid)t ilncrboIb cilcr bcitimmtcn
TriIt nicoCr oltfgcllommcn lei. Vci
Der SoliooritGt, sic untrr Den NC
tolinouItricllcn bCrridDt. mar Dor
oua5uicbClL Dob scr Nci6luB poll-
ltrcdt mcrOcn miiroc, iobnlo bic ST
tllation IN irgcrb cinCm Der Strifcs.
ccrtrcn Den Nnlob On}ll GGbc, unb
oics gCid)ob Gl,rdJ oUr 6cblidlo0 Der
&crbonolumgcn in Trc%bcn.
Ser Orobcnocn Nioiicnollaipcrruno
miro in mcitcItcll Grciicn nit gro.
Bcnt l%lrbCbnacr cnt9cgcn gcichcn.
Gor piclcn Soften miro Gcrporgchos
ben, Dob 5wiidprt NIrbcitcrn nlo
llntcrllchmcrn eiil uriibcrbriidborcr
@c9cniub b~c5ilglidD Der &obnioroc.
ritllGcn nidlt bcitcbc MD bcibericitS
9cpciic fir bic Ncioung 5rr Gini-
glulg porbonocn icicu, Dob obcr bic
Ibncigung Der Yrbcit1cbcr, nit scr
io5iolocmofrotiid)en Organization ST.
%pcrbonocln, unilberninolid lei. Wic
crnItc @irrcn pcrnticocn lucrocn
t0u1erl. lit I'M Nllgcnblid nidt or.
lid)tl;d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Baltimore Snmpf Tndct 50.
tTlic unb auurridfisc SaLeinic.)
9ie Ger. Giuuicr ROT bcturoccno.
9ampfer .Ntrainia"" Menl, nHinbama,"

WcUfgln,' nStuHeNee."
Gambler iubten tdQltd, Soniitags alls9enoin'
men. bon beu oVdiGinte "Ftcrs, Nr. 1913,
2iobtz GirGbc, $50 abetoS. bircft mad Oh
Foint Comfort. gturiolt, 4crisrlpnib uro alien
Tunften ocs Giibcns. Ecrbinblina IN Oh
gSotnt Comfort init oG. & 8. @tienbdbn FAD
nGenbodrb Iir Piue" ioIibcn 3ua nab Portss
mouth NIB gliIautu, IN yiorfoIf 8crbtronng
nit Der o%sttInniic Goat Cine" yioriot uno
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Dos. 9ia6is Girobc. e. VI. &. Clitcc, GiioritsSde
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Wife Gchcrhcttrn.

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mo aniic y,nbnBonD s,ptubef. ScEott Fcittnrte
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Y6Te snr Meiic ms Nnslano be-
iorgt 6. Maine, @r. 413, Ci.@alti-
muree : trahc, ualc Guitam4s aie.Aue.
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Observation-Disclosures llntcrncbmcn.

G~roffnitn8 Oca Gbicogo'er N(r6cita
@llrenla iiir Olte ulO gebrcdli6e
SclltC.
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C|TYS PRETTY SHRUBS
Natures Handsome Adjournment
of the Public Parks.
INTENDING BEAUTY BOWER
Due to Government Generosity and
Private Enterprise.
A GREAT WEALTH OF BLOOMS
Earliest to Put Forth Blossoms is the
Naked Jessamine-Fine
Reservations.

Despite the semi wintry rlgors during
several days of the past week, with unsea-
sonabIe frosts and cold northwest winds,
springtlme in all Its glory is here. and the
city of magnificent distances is once more
transformed into Yertable and continu-
Ing bower OF beauty. Shrubs are in bloom
in every park and in all of the smaller res
ervations which dot the intersections OF
streets and avenues, and to the regular
residents and to crowds of tourists and
of business men and their families drawn
here by conventions the capital is exhib-
iting all of the floral charms that have
made it unequaled among American cities.
In each of the squares, circles and tri-
angles which make up the variety of Wash
ingtons public spaces the grass has by this
time reached the stage of its second clip
ping at the hands of the working gangs so
that the parks have now attained the Won
derful velvety green which is one of the
most restful and beautiful effects in the
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CARRYING WEAPONS.
Not More Than Half a Dozen Per-
mits Outstanding.

During the past two or three weeks
number of persons have made inquiry at
police headquarters concerning the opera
ton of the section of the law which gives
the judges of the Police Court authority 70
grant permits to carry weapons. Some OF
those referred to thought Ii might be well
to go armed because of assaults committed
upon the public highways and in other
places of late. Others desired permits be-
cause they live In suburban places and
wanted to be armed in case of attack while
returning to their homes at night Very
few, however. reached the Police Court. 1t
was stated yesterday afternoon that there
are not more than six permits for carry
ing weapons outstanding. Most OF the hold
ers 1t was stated, are men who have 10
carry large sums about them, including
paymasters who settle with men engaged
upon suburban work.
Under the code the judges of the Police
Court have authority to grant permits In
cases where satisfactory proof Of the neces-
sity for carrying weapons Is produced but
the permits are not to cover period ex-
ceeding thirty days. Bond Is required OF
the person to whom such permit Is issuei,
and he must agree to keep the peace to
ward all good citizens, using the weapon
only In solf-defense.
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the greatest gathering places of all of the
public grounds for the socially elect, ana
the circle in the daylight hours Is the r,rs-
cry and playground for the children from
many proud homes.
Wealth of Shrubbery.
Washington is particularly notable to the
landscape gardener on account of its wealth
of shrubbery, and in this particular 1t Is
in a class alone among the cities which
strive particularly for municipal beauty 1t
has always been the policy of the officer
to have as much lawn as possible on all OF
the reservations, and to this end shrubs
and not trees have been planted on all of
the smaller triangles. Many of these shrubs
give the earliest indication of the coming
of spring. as far as vegetable life is con-
cerned and the "Jasminum Nuditforum,
otherwise the Naked JASMINE, bursts
forth with myriads of yellow flowers often
times while snow Is yet upon the ground.
1t is Naked JASMINE because the flowers
appear long before the plant produces
leaves, and this veritable harbinger of
spring is frequently too ambitious for its
own good, because the flowers are often
blighted by frosts. Forsythia, another
shrub puts forth its buds soon after the
yellow JASMINE, and then come spireas and
still later the various varieties of Chinese
magnolia By the time the magnolias are
In bloom the other trees and shrubs, both
domestic and foreign, which make up the
unequaled variety of the Washington land
scape, have shaken off the last yestige OF
winter and are arrayed IN all the splendid
rainment which makes Washington In
spring synonym for all that is beautiful
In landscape gardening.
Nations Share in Identification.
The employment of the highest talent in
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nose for a few dollars. One-half of the
troopers appeared at the barn as ladies'
Blankets did service for dresses and trails
and yards OF brightly colored Filipino dress
goods were also wonderfully draped over
the shoulders Of sturdy cavalrymen. While
chicken feathers stuck in straw crowns ala
duty as the latest CONNECTIONS in millinery
MantIIlas graced the heads of not a few.
The regimentaI band furnished the music.
and when II played the dancing was tast
and furious In the intermissons The
ladies" were escorted TO the place where
the barrel of beer was on tap, gallanlly
helped to refreshments CALAMITY famed.
and tenderly conducted to seats. The ofh-
GERS who were spectators of the antics,
said afterward that they had not laughed
so hard since coming to the Islands.
That barrel of beer cost the men well on
to hundred dollars. 1t had to be brought
by boat and cart all the way from Manila,
and great quantity of Ice had to be pur-
chased TO insure its reaching the troopers
in prime condition The officers at first
were against the importation of the barrel.
but by the night of the great event tney
had become reconciled to its presence in
camp. and some so much so that they per
mitted the hilarious troopers to press on
them foaming glasses of the cooling bev-
erage.
AS well regulated barn dances should.
this particular one kept up until the wee
sma' hours" Then, the barrel giving forth
only a hollow sound, the troopers hiked
back to camp by the light OF the early
tropical dawn. Out at Fort Meade, 5. D.,
where the regiment is now stationed, they
are still telling tales about that barn
dance.
Fun With a Menagerie-
When a body of soldiers Is stationed any
length of time in one place its menagerie
soon becomes varied and large Fayorite
pets are monkeys and parrots and the
smians by their initiative and mischievous
pranks, help the regulars to while away
many a hot hour. Sometimes a camp VIII
come slyly into possession of a pair or
| gamecocks. and until the officers catch on
| or one of the birds loses his life in the
| pit excitement runs high, with very little
| thought of home and mother, for your
| regular dearly loves a fight of almost any
description and also chance 10 wager his
| last cent Said trooper loling in the
| shade of a great tree in the plaza Of a
i Batdngas town;
"Bunkie. bet yer that ere ape crosses
/ the street fore / can count twenty; bet
| yer all / draw comm pay day
| Bet YER" was the reply.
BET yer watch he won't come. back lore
! I can count twenty, said the first speaker.
! Immediately 1t became clear that he had
| parted with three months pay.
/ Even soldiers who We're never known to
] law waeers In the states become inveterate
| gamblers In the islands. The spirit of
! chance seems 10 be in the air. At any rate.
/ when the average eXlled regular can think
| of no other source Of fun open TO him he
| turns to betting & duck TO water.