davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

We o1er ere tartFri dollars fsWhfi
far say ease N .siaffh that eanEoi D.
cured 81 HALF Ctisuh Corr
r.. !. Carsrr A 90 Tg'sse. o.
We, tbs unosfs f5st haze trosp q.
J Chsusy fof its itsi O. Isa'f, sd 49,
isse him pTFissiIJ hrserhbis 10 sl'
tafiassf trtusl-i srs q aate.iai.g
atis 81 rarrJ OF sry rrtfttas' rlsis
% bis ffz.--WAlnuo. ktssts A Naa.
vu. Wtaisnls DusSsiis. fs.rdo. "
HsE's CaiaFrs Cert 10 t1hra istsf'
rnlig. artlag siftcilg lF-a ths b,1ad
I'D merags rafffrsH uf So s7ftf1.
gssLtearaIt'f ssnffrrr. Pre- - 80
tcuie. SO - all ef1gfiftt
Ttts HslPs FauIT Pills Co crzsi'
1sg.re,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

Too many OF our young people fail
in showing considerate attention, aud
too often do not fully appreciate the
self.sacritlcing love ana benign pres
ence OF mother. Like the air and the
sunlight, she and her tender ministries
are received and looked upon as mat
ter Of fact, When she is At rest in the
home OF the soul, this thoughtless
negligence will cost them many tear.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

Governor Broward has issued hiR
proclamation appointing Thursday,
November 29Sh, as day OF thanksgiv.
ing and prayer. He recommends to
all the people OF this State that on
that day, in devout assemblies in their
respective places Of worship, and in
glad gatherings around family are-
sides, they give thanks to Almighty
God for the prosperity which fila our
land with plenty, and for civilization
which endears and eOnsecrstes associa-
tiOns Of home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

A crop that vii prod zee $500 10
the acre has been d .seoVerrd 10 Brafil.
according 20 a report 20 she depart
meut az commerce ard lsb1r from
United States Csnsal.5ensrti George
r Anderson a. no 10 Jsnriro. j. is
tbe Bmfliaa lasH sl3 several tFBsf'.
mental glsntatioas are mstiha a.
sG1rt 20 putitiut8 practical zee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

"The United States will not with
draw from Cuba so long a. American
interests there need protection" says
The New York Tribune. England
feels the same way about her stay in
Egypt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

I'''eriy owner should take
.Oe,a'.iJinE bic home By car.
.,' liVn and keeping The shade
Trimmed around the loser
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

, PrkhuIt says a man can be
'sii without being rich, Yes, bat IN
rU'hthe has TO usually pay the
paily.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

-' T. H'Il maintains that credit
-'s' 'han money. But unfor-
y those who have money are
," Vho DON, need credit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

-. "'' o'the importance OF az
-. .. 20 'a uni'sd States may BE-
'.s 'sc, that Il costs the
-' 100000 20 harvest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

''eigo woman insists that mar
lsa hiss better than single ones.
nigh, be embarrassing 70 ask
hEths knows.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

~ -. - uagGsrsrusf ys-i,.
49, safer 90 lbs Faihsr.
A., '-tsnas g. v..s.s-,-
afreura thah 49,
~ .sf vsrssnas eve,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

- VII. buy patent medicine to
'l' l'i' EroW on his head and a
WI boy the same medicine 10
W 'Af growing on her upper
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

y Edison gives the horse j1st six
We TO close up ice affairs and re-
h' new electric motor is per-
Esi-almcst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

..,;.iBg bills become due after first
~ advertisement, unless otherwise
~, contract Parties not known to us
I, ,,osired 10 pay for advertising in adj
,ilr,ss THE DAILY SUN.
GAINESVILLE. VIA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

a. F1u ftparss q dsersase
... % ciFnrsttss Tbs
b.. a'a'' been ordered
a. I'qlI, ruokinF cigar.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

..,ior LsFollette and Mayor
M, are organizing a league Of re-
81 rsiOrmers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

ms vertical penmanship may be
si''d' "'ay' the Alfalfa Sage, "but
H'es lha. many checks are signed
|lnEtvn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

n nsIi American heiress who mar.
D iofuad ought to have a divorce
E'1r attached TO her marriage GER
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

A. 1I isfuiihus Un-ie
i.wm vonA 81 s.s
-... i ssastossig oHsfs O.
Aai us bsasAt abe
~ IfSramf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

- man saIs She American
- Perhaps be bas been
- % ibs fsees o. the
\ FfEa5h have married titled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

unsnder Pesry did not want to
4 himself out Of a Job by actually
sWrng the North Pole.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

hhJssr's apple crop Is a big one,
ysur retail dealer lie likely to be a
line 10 finding it out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

week sun is an sight-page, forty
-, published every Monday and
"a contains all the news Of the
~ STATE and general, and will be
...,,ge free. to any rart of the United
!. rc,,,sa for sr.OO a year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

fw srs eight editors in the pres.
Irneh cabinet. What's the matter
), he lawyers over there?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

lIHis's postal system nets more
v tO,OoO,OOO a year. 1t can't be run
snJ one Of the grand dukes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

....,,,oS. and 8 cents for each additional
s;,Dlsy Advertising made known on
sfr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-15

---ITT -. supt, Composing Rooms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

There will be meeting OF the Polish.
erg' Branch Of the g. G. |. A., Thursday
evening. june 20th. at 5.3o. AZ there
was no choice for headquarters in last
months vote second vote win he taken
at this meeting All good standing
members not attending viii be ASSESSED
25 cents Cor neglect OF duty IA pcr ses-
ton - Of the constitution. NJ. a. Clark,
SecfV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

sale Of ladies' Jackets ut vaughan's.
White muslin skirts, i good supply at
Perry's, a It'll.
y and 1oc ribbons al Abbott's are
specials.
summer muslins, only &c per yard,
u Naughan's.
Outing suits and trousers at the Frank
McWhortcr Go. store.
Alan ThaSter Of Portland, Maine. who
has been guest of Allan W. Reid, re.
turned to his home today The young
man attended The Holderness school III
Plymouth, y. II.
The Montpelier Argus ON Saturday III
tersiewed Burton 4. Bailey. Harry G
ShurtIeff, l.. b. Brooks, f. 4. Sweeney
and DR.. r. l.. Templeton, all prominent
Democrats Of that city aud they one
and all We're in favor Of fusion with The
Clement Republicans. They expressed
the desire TO down ring rule BY means Of
ii.
The Montpelier letter rarTsrs have
again joined the National Association 81
Letter Carriers. and have elected ". il
Campbell AZ president and Hurry NJ
Rowel ~ secretary aud treasurer. IN
anticipation OF their joining the aeso.
citation again the state convention
which was recently held in Barre elected
Arthur White OF that city as vice presi,
dent Of the state organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FsTrF OF EMMA G. SMITH.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Washington Commissioners 10 receive. exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Emma g. Smith.
late Of Manchester, IN the County Of Hiiisbof-
ough and state Of New Hampshire. deceased,
and ali claims exhibited in Offset thereto here.
hy give notice that we viii meet for the pilr-
pose aforesaid at the residence OF Edison n.
Holden, in the Town Of Barre, Ia said District.
on the nh day pf July and 18th day OF
November next, from one o'clock T. NJ.
until four o'clock T. NJ. each OF said DAYS.
AMI thar six months from the fifth day Of MAY,
A. u. 1906, IL the time limited ny said
toils for examination aud allowance. r.sla y
Dated az City of Baiye this 18th day Of june,
4. y. iao6 s... fl
GEORGE n. AI.LfN, sioners.
Mon Jnne 1875, July =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
MORTIFIED.

Miss Winnifred Ellis Of Roxbury call
led ON friends Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Loseland Of Rutland is
visiting friends in town, stopping at pre-
Isent with Mrs Joseph Bullock.
| Mrs. Edward Wescott was il Montpe-
ilier Saturday.
Miss Cornelia Woodbury. il assisting
Lin the cash bakery during her summer
vacation from her studies at the high
school
Mrs. Charles Ilinkley visited at Mont
lpelier Saturday.
Miss Carrie Loveland, who Is teaching
in West Berlin, spent Sunday at nome.
Mrs. Frank Dutton is i'll with throat
trouble.
| The lawn party given by the Congrc-
gationa society Friday evening ait Prof.
Charles Cartoons was very successful.
Miss Florence Kendall 81 Granville il
stopping With Mrs. Harry Kendall for
la few days.
Miss None Hayes is reported as gain
fling slowly.
Miss Anna Lewis. who has boon work
ing ~ Lancaster, has returned home.
/ Or. Samuel Knaus Of Montpelier was
linz town Sunday on professional bsisi-
ness,
Ilf1 and Mrs. Leon Allen. who have
been visiting friends in town the past
wecky have returned to their home in
Post Mills.
Fred kempton spent Sunday on East
Hill.
Fred colburn was in Montpelier Fri.
day on business.
| Guy Howe Is of duty at CIough's
store owing 10 illness.
| Pres. and Mrs. G. II. spooncr gave an
informal reception Saturday evening to
the graduating class Of Norwich univer-
sity att their pleasant home on Vine
street from to 10. Refreshments were
lseryed and very pleasant evening en-
Iioyod by all.
Matthew Hale. whose death occurred
lat Boston last Wednesday was formerly
la Mortified boy AT the time OF his
death he was ON the editorial staff OF
the Boston Globe. Serving his appren-
ticeship in Montpelier and afterward
with the Boston Post he entered the
service Of the Globe several years ago
land steadily advanced until he reached
/ the position lie held at the time Of his
/ DEATH.
Mis-. George Emerson is visiting in
Barre for few days.
Airs Thomas McCutcheon was IN
Baffe Saturday.
Mrs. George Lowell and Mrs. Carl
Woodbury. were in Montpelier Saturday.
Miss Margaret Doyle Of Montpelier
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Doyle.
| Fred Il. Thomas of the Boston Herald
arrived in town Saturday to spend com.
meneement week
Mrs. Nellie Tilden spent Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Hol.
land on West hill.
w. Il. Jones, secretary to Gen q. NJ.
Dodge. is in town on business.
! Frank Dntton and little son, Pearl,
were in aWterbnry Friday.
Mrs. Dwight Howe was in Montpelier
Saturday.
Miss Minnott Of Morrisyille is visiting
her grandfather, W. W. Rumrill, on
North street
Harry Pratt Of Braintree is visiting
his sister, Mrs Harry Kendall.
Miss Alice Clancy visited in Montpe-
lier Sunday.
! Mrs J. II Talbot returned Saturday
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
John O'Brien, at Ludlow.
Mrs. Albert Chase was in Montpelier
Friday.
Mrs. Fay johnson was in Montpelier
Friday.
Hon. Frank Plunley was in Montpe-
Her Friday evening on business.
Miss Nina LaMorder is visiting at II.
f. Reeds on Central street.
-------------------------.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. JUNE IS, 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Generally cloudy probably with occ'.s
sienal rains tonight, and Tuesday
light easterly winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
@cSabltc Sritcdymngsgcloer.

Gin Iaeut beiduloiat i'm @crld,r
5uci itG0tiide Glcootor. Suipcfto.
rem. @elOer iiir Information at.
0enommcrl 81 bubcr. - WliI
$3.50 an 5luei l%tntcrbeonte Oc9
&nipeftoro BRETON bc5obIt bnbcll,
benjamin i. Wlillcr, elm NAcut Der
| oNidmtouo Soietp @ote Company"
BON Hid)nlon0, Sllo., lpeldcr iih &c.
tern in Griminalgerid)t olIf Die Mn.
ldlll0igllng 81 Derontluortcn bOttc,
$3.50 untcr iolid)cn TorNabcn crIan9t
5l bobclL be}eltgtc Dor HidtCr SOr.
Ian, DOB Cr itdotiiden 9comtc1 ans
Dem 0ilrc0ll 0cS @cbGlloes SnipcttorA
FreItou gcluiIie Smtmcn iiir Nnfots
motloncn 5llr GrlanGung pon Con.
traftCu bc5oblt babe. Wtiller mur0c
nli Die crbobcne Nnflo0e ihlIloiQ be-
iul0cu lll0 inter 5000 0iirQid)uit
9cItcllt, bis Der Nntrog ulf cilcn
nclcll Hro}cb cntId)ie0en lit. Gic
Yngnbcn WiQcr'S pcrlriodtcn int
@cridtc cine 5icnlitc ScnIOtion, mo
ser Wurm mlrBtc nii @cicbl 0c5
hihtcr3 Die Numcn hcrjcui0cn &c.
onltcn ldaen, iueld,en cr @Cl0 iiIr
loldC ,}luede gegebcn bnbcn mlll. Gr
i00tc, hub Iicle3 nit Niilen icinCr
Giruo NcIdeben ici. Miucr bate
jluci Nmucilnn0cn nlli ocn Nnmcn 4.
Z. Ho0crnlonn coIIcttirt, mojlI cr fem
Mcd)t bette. Nla Der StnntSnmpolt
Den NnNctlo0tcn iroQtc. ipnS er e.
acntlid) init Dem Wcl0c 0ctbun bnttc,
fam Die lcnIutiolcIlc NllSin0c bernu5.
Gr bchnllptctc, Dob or 0cn NcnntCl
flint Ero5cnt iiir ollie Gontroftc gc0t.
ben babe. Die er 0a0lrd) erboltcn bot
tc. oaB ole SnIpcftorcll ibnl mlittlci!-
ten, lucld)c NGllicr ciiernc Ibilrcll
oocr c%iicrne IcnitcrlG0cn brulld,ten.
Die &nIpcttorcn bGtten Damn 0cll BE-.
%treIfenocn Gi9entbilmcrn %cnlpioblcn,
Die bon lcincr Iirntn nngcicrtiAttn
(bilrcn obcr ScnitcrlGben ais Die be,
item on5lhpclocn. SIN @nn5eu hobc
cr Den Snipeftorcn piernnol @clo &C.
acbcn. Gen HeIt oeS @eloeS 6obe cr
acknowledgement 9e9eben. meIdJe icine
0obritntc empfobleu b0tten.
Gic Nofriht, bob n8roit" i'm
Hotbboule on1enonmlen iporoen lei,
pcrurlod)tc in alien arcilen Scr Sto0t
9eredbtcS Nlliicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14

Wqjor Sutton conferiren, unb Die
Sofenbeboroe miro oonn nit ielenl
Serrn bic Gercmoniefroge beiprchen.
Nem Dorfer ollen betfem
Ter bellte Nodunittag i'm WoDors.
9iireou itott5uiinbenoen Gonfercit5
3luiihen ser muli3ipalen Commit
lion Tin 0nbntrcu5ungcn IN Gin
Baltimore uio cillcm Gomitc Der
m%lni5ipolen arnit . Gommiiiion be
5iiglid) ocS bon Scr .9oltimorc.O Ohio.
@ubn" neutrality-suspicious., Sod-
briideu fir 6ilBgGngcr unn 6lIbrluer'
fc iiber Die @clciic Scr 0nbn IN Siio.
baltimore 81 boltell, lpcr0Cn aud Gtc
9tClu' UortCr Nrd)itcttCn NrlloI0WrUts
ucr mo Sobn VI. GurrCrc, lucIdjc
BON Der aunlt.W eicllid)nit cn0oairt
ipOrbcn iiuo, INN EIGnr fir sic &cr-
ih0nerlulg 9oltimorc'o ml05ltorbei.
ten, bCimobncn. Ger Elon Der 9dbn.
WclcQidoit inat 0clr @cpobncru Don
Sii0-Wnltinore niht 5lL ru10 Die
3unlt.@ eieQidoit boiit, oob bic bel
Den grnbcn Nrd)itcftcn CinUn bciicrcn
Elun al9nrbeitCn f0nnCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14

Nus Baltimore Guuntp.
- Sr. Senrp ". Y. 9libe BON Mount
Carmel bot bic Nod)ridt bon benz
Gooc leineS SobneS. Srn. GbaS. Nibe,
Der nnbe SnnouStn ohio, mobntc,
erbolten. 9erielbe lief nube Den 81.
lenbobn @eleiien entIong, olS CT
bon einen 3u9c Der Sobn @gctrofien
mnroe. Gr bintcrlGBt ieine GltcrL
ieinc @ittpc, cincn 0riloer uno ,ruci
Shmeiteru.
an Der Wobnun9 ieinea Sobne8,
Srn. Hobert H.Eorfcr. 5u Wlenfoc
itnrb onl leBien SonltaG i'm alter
BON 50 Snbren Der Sornler Sumes II.
Barter bon Mp Soop's Manor, 10.
Giitrift. ST binterldbt flint Sobne
llno cine In5nbl Gnfel unb llrenfel.
Snl Nlter BON 40 Sobren lit Sr.
@m. Nlbcr. Berger in ieiner @ob.
nullg 81 Simonirm oil Der Sunge.i'
c%nt5iinounG aeitorbcn. NllBer ieiner
@ittlue bintcrlGbt er 5luci ainocr ms
einen groBcn SreumocSfrciS.
Sr. Wnl. -. @louie, eiu 10 Sabre
otter @ithper bon Oorf County, Eo ,
mo Die &ittuc Morp Nllion, A
Sabre alt, pon2orf, mnroen mnDton.
to9 Wor9cn IN Der Eiorrpobnung
Der Goluorp 9optilten-airdc 5ll Soiu,
Jon BON Eoltor .. 9. Nbbitt getrout.
Sm 9iireou oeS &reis9crihtea noll
Baltimore . County 5n 5omion CT
lon0ten Sconnrh Eopnc SumcoL %
Sabre alt, nnb Sri. Nlpirto Sutton
81 Sabre alt. 9eioe aus @eutlep-
Springs, Mo., cine SeirotbS 2icen5.
Srou Nnno Stcdntonm rcid)tc &C.
tern inn &reiSeerihtc bon baltimore
Gountp Sl 5oluion cine 3luoe nlf
Sheiolng bon ibrem 0tnnnc Sobl
Stedmoll, Elm, ben JIG bcIduloigt. tic
perlalien 81 boben.
Siel btc Sreppe 6inab b.
@ei Der grbeit IN Dem He,lboli Nr.
llS, Oit+9altimore.S iroBe. ltiir5ts
Der Sfreiner benjamin Snpoer bon
Hr. S3S, Sit-Gboie.S trobe, Die Srep.
pc binob mo erlitt cine beoenflid(
acpfmnnbe, Die Inn i'm nStoot.S so.
'pitaI" perbunoen muroc.
Our6 bic2ufe il ii r5t.-
Nui einem Iampier Der .Safcr
@bitelep : 3oblen . Gompngnie" al
9omlep's @erite itiirste ser Irbeitel
Senrp ltpibur geitern burh Die 2iif'
in oen Sbiifsraam bimlntcr uno per
renfte iid) oaS &nie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
TdS @cttci.

Sir Wnrplmo mo Ben 0iItritt
Columbia flares N4cttcr mo u0roliNc
G1in0e.
Ger bGdite Sbermomrteritnno mar
81 @rno INN 3 llbr NudnlittngS.
Ger nie0rigite 5bermoneteritono
ipnr AS @roO INN 8 llbr NbcnoS.
Ger nicOrigite 6bermornctcritnno
Der lebteu ~ StuuONl III nod)ioI9cn-
Sen StGoteu mar mic foIgt: GoItport
81. EortIono u, Bolton "a, NlbonD
IA, Heus2)orf "a, Ybiloorlpbin 36,
Mtlnntc.Gitp 36, Nnibinaton "a,
Noriolf 3S, Sotteros 36, GburIottc
40, Wilmin0ton ii, GborleItou Al,
Saponnob A, &nf'onuilc Is, Sllpi
ter 56, Sen Welt Ga, Ntloutu 40,
Wontaomcrp II, 9tGu-OrIcon -,
Enleitinc 80, WolueIton 56, Corpus
Gbriiti 5S, Wcmpbi0 80, Cincinnati
80, EittSburN 30, Oalucao 81, Nui
iulo 36, GlcpcIuno 81 Gctr0it 30,
Nlpcnn 20, 0inrQucttc l6, Green @op
1S, Gbicu9o 81, TuLntb o, ct. Foll
10, ct. IoriS ~, aunio3sGitp 2G,
Omaha IA, Nllron + @ionnnrd
I'D, @iniItou -2S, &aprc e, Sc
lena 10, Sult Hutc.GitU 30, Scnpcr
90. Nortb EIuttc ~, No0gcsGitp 20,
YnlariIlo 26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14

6citcucrt ncroen, lpie sic 1Sllbrtuerte
aus Baltimore = Gollntp IN Der Staot
beitcllert mcroeu.
Gle it0Otiihe Delegation reihtc Ell
nrn giinItigen 9eridt iiber Die NiQ
Elm, ruclhe OnS &ergeben Der Gon-
trotte bel Dem BAN oes Nb5u8sfanul9'
ipItemS ser itGotiihen Gontroftbcb0r.
De iibertrGgt. 9iSber mar c3 Die Nn.
iidt Scr Delegation, sic &crqeblng
Der Gontratte ser 9lb5tgSfanuI Com
miiiion SIT ii6ertrOgelr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
Mein, ua6rbaft mno acIuno,

in Gerbinoutg nit Der aroit oeS
gllters uno Dem boben Heiftbum Der
llnpcriGlibtbeit, miro bas BON Sreb.
0auernihmibt's -Mmericnn 9relperp"
bergeiteQte nSolnce".9ier Sic 81 ie'
Ser 3eit beirieoigen, Gerloigt es,
aiitc 500. 9ral,erei 1104-112S
Siaen StrnBr. Gel. s. & y. 36i.
Wto. 1881. Q5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14


y cronulnoti5cn, Sr.
1bolnoS q. Wc9tlltp, Der befunntc
UoritoniGnger BON baltimore, be1iebt
iid) am 0onncrItog nnd) Ebilooelpbio,
ilnt boielbit I'M nWioicltic.& otel" bel
einem 9eueii5 81 @llnItcu Scr GET
dJenbeitotter . &ercini1llng Don Ybi
Inbelpbia mebrerc Soli 5u Ilnacn.
~llebcr 5000 Srriinnigr
ii VI orplonh. - Ger SobrcShes
rid)t ser StootS- Srrcn,Gonmliilion
lit ioeben crid)icncn ulb cntbGIt oIlc
Information iiber Die Siren AnitoI-
ten oes Stootes. Nnd) oieiem Ne.
ridte limo in Worplono 31S7 irriin.
niae Yerionen in Giientlihen glnItaIs
ten mntergebrod)t. Bon oieicn limo
425 Neger, babel miro betont, 0nb
nod minocitcnS 800 i%dmodNiuni0r
Neger lid in uerld)icbenen Sbeilcn
oes StooteS beiinbelL iiir lpcldc fcit
Ylob in Den oiicntIihcn NnItoItcl
p%orbonoen lit. Ton ben 1862 mcibcn
Srrlinnigen linD 1887 Trolien unh
Wdbdlen mo Der Neit lit mounlidcn
@eidled)tS. Serner miro in Dem DC
rid)te Die irrtbiimlid)e Soec 5ltriidar-
i%pieicn bob Die 9ebonollun9 III ltoot
lid)en S%rrennnitolteu irei lit. 0icic$
III nid)t 10, lonoern MIR elm Sbcil Der
Soften miro pom Stonte getroGcll.
IS miro cnpioblcn, nod ocm Militcr
Der belitihen Hc0ierung pipdopotbis
fd)e Nnitalien III alien Counties mo
IN Der Stoot crrid)ten 81 loiielL no
Yntientel, luelde ploblih tobiildtig
aeiporben iinb, nltigcnommen lucroen
f6nnen. Die G%onnmiiiion beItebt aus
Den folgenoen Serren: ErGlioent
IbomoS 3. Sotimcr, NJ, Q, 0olti.
itore. Mo.; &. ". Woinipri9bt. M.
q. Yrinceb gnne. Soncrict.G ountp.
Mb.; Stelport Hoton, w. g. WnIti,
iiiore, No: @encrolnniuolt Williot
e. 0rpan Baltimore. no; ScfrctGr
@roree ). Treitnn. 90. 9.
Cine oIte 9onfnote Scr
Baltimore : Ohio . Vnbn" bon I.
Soillinr 1919, bcren ginloiuna bo.
mails ppn Ger Stoot aorantirt nurben,
npitroe gcItern bon Srl. $. Z. Sop
per pinem @elbmafler, i'm Mntbbolis
air einloiung prdielrtirt. Gontroleur
Seffner pei9erte iih jeboh, Die 3nb-
Mngsonpeiiung iiir Die olte 9unf.
iiote 81 unter5eid)ner, un6 Die gr1c'
Iegenbeit mur6e 6esbalb an Siabt-
Yrcfurator 9ritce peruieien. Die
gtnbt Baltimore ~gorantirtc 1871
$5.000,000 nertb Gerbeiierungen iiir
bic Baltimore Ohio .0abn uio bitrd'
elite slfte Ger 2egislntiir lpltroc bic
Wcieaid)nit altoriiirt, 9anfnoten aus.
3~ngcbenb fir oeren Ginloiulg Die
stabt einen SiIgungsfono onIegell
Ijtitbte. SSnl Sabre 1866 nuroe cine
Yt1otiid)e Ieroronuna angenommen.
bet S~ilgunasfono ~obidafieno nm
pcrfiigenb, oab iiir Die Gin!oiuna ct
,uuiger nod ansitebenoer gonfnoten
Der gabn in Der iabrliden Steler'
limlIaae porgeieben meroen ioate
Iieie Geroromng lit aber nod in
Sober bon 1898 entbalten, nnt
Mcttsnnipdlte iinb i'm 3meiiel bar
iibcr, oh Die aiislaiiung Der @eroro'
mihg aus Dem Gober nidt gleidbc'
0ei,teno lit nit ocm @ioerrllf bcrieI
tth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14

Sin idD6neS nnb niitlid)cs 0cidcnf
fir M%nacb6risc lit INNER cine lebcns-
erofc photographic OSer cine flint
lcriid pollcmoete Gopie eineS alien
Yilbcs in GraNon, @a1crfarbc, Del
ubcr Eaitca. Die id6nitcn &abinet.
bilber MIR 81 pro Smtenb.
SmlinS 1cbbcl, beutid)er Hbotograp1,
321 pro-0ap.S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
Wclbienbnnscn madJ Scntidlano nno
Se1trcidI

sl a Gents pro Wnrf nto 20R
Gents pro &ronc. Yorto ertro. Wed)-
iel mlseeiteIt ouf ollie 1beile Der
Welt. Sbcu. 8. Sicncr & Gu., 217
Sit. 9altimpre.St r. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
Sdifisfarten BON nnS nad Scntid-
lnnA.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: 2o.
lite $40 uuro $3.50; 9reIlcn-9oI=
iinlore $3.50. Hunoreiie SIT biaiee-
rem Greiie. Sbep. $. Sicncr & Go.,
217 SIt.9 Baltimore. Strobe. OPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
Qtrtbmr %. Mpbipa,

gr. TT, Et.ValtimSfe, etrnkf.
Eaiagc Wotariats : WelouedieI.
Bureau. Shiffsfnrten fir ollie
Coupler 2inien. MeiIepaiie, Wefiel,
8elowef)iel un6 8elbienounger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-14
Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhnltnnns . Menluciicr.

rMnHt .suaSemie." 2ietc 9eo6e: &. 8.
Gotbern mo SiIin Mnrlolpe in toleeuoem Re
pprfotre:
Wlitiipod NbcIlo ...,.... .,."l melttb Ntgbt'
Eonneriiup. ........ Gamma oi the Sbreiu. 4"
Sreitna Nbeuo. ulpeltth Nigbt"
Sniltiaa Wtuitnce. ...n I0mtlG Of the Sbrelp. q"
Gnnlitug Hbeln. Der HHriltuun hon Nencot1"
.tSplibantrabtu , 5beatcr," - Stefe l&od: e
.Sbe Sreai Seluel IiDiierU".
.Suto'e Spernbnus." - SiriC NSudDc: uG0c
@ontnfi In The Ud'e".
rSlaHsb's SBcnter." Stcte Nphc: Zoo
prono TO bea".
,,Nibuusb'S Sbcater." - Sieie 2So6e: Diars
parct NHaiin IN ,3trn".
a tWldr1tano.5 bcater." - StciC YSode NeiibS
Vnnoebilesg IiirniiioHcH. Iialih Wiuttuec.
uguotturium . Sbeatrr." StCfe 9Sode;
.1be Sbpp @irl".
.,BaHetn.S beatcr." go Stcie g8ohe r@nb
Mldsuuernoero". ldqlid WtuiiHGe,
u6ruiaoe.Spmtburei Dir. . Der 5empelrttttf. I"
Vim %. 6Cbrlldr arubcr gSobIibuiiafeii5sgaI
5liin VeiteIl Scs a0Oipiidls fir Stiutnhfiidiire
bon Winrplnno" in Der g8nffenbaIle oes o. Hieai.
menis.
me pfo steil 6uucInpr Nr. %. Z. 6. 81
Wfitiipod1. ben IA. 6ebrlar. Nrober WiaSienbGII
In Der nSermaniui UtdnucrdOr Sale.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-30

Mrs. A. g. Paulson and two children
went to Bridgewater for a weeks visit.
Some sons of guns are shooting in our
lakes here already.
Harvest is dore and threshing has
commenced.
y. Z. Blegen and A. G.. PAulson were
IN the county seat Wednesday after
noon.