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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Sac @p6cnblatt.

Sic beltte erideincnben @od)cn.
gllsgobe oes Y9euti6en Gorreipons
bcntcn" lit cin GliBerit Invertebrates
Slott. Sic bat oils @eilo9e Ole 6eit-
gusgobe, bic gcitern Dem tGslihen
,Gorreipon0enten" ~beigeoeben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Gin id5nes nno nitfides 0eidenf
fir NnsebGriae 1T immer cine lebems-
erohe photographic ober cine Tint
leriia. npllenSete GpSie eines alien
gilSes in GraDon, @aFerfarbe, Del
ober Haitell. Die idjSniten Cabinet.
biloer MIR ST. pro 0ateuS.
SnIins Sebbcl, oeutifer Ybotograpb,
CO., 321 Norb.0 Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Sturmm arnung en.-N oro-
pltlihe SturmUarnungen puroen
bal6 8 llbr geitern Iabmittae an al
len Hiinften bon Slorioa bis binaui
na6 Sort Wonroe aufbeoroert. Ser
Sturm mar 81 Der 3eit iiber ben
norbliben Sbeil Der gabamas, in ci.
ner norolueitliden Hidtung 5iebenb.
Serr ". s. Sgoen p%erIest.
: Serr 8iuiam s. Ogden lit nabesll
mieoer bergelteut BON elmer idmer5-
baften @erlesung, melde er am Iebten
Gienitog I'M Camden . 8abnbof err
lit, ais CT BON Der 9eeroigung bon
Srou Mmanba Yinole BON Gltriogc
Gambling, BET melfer er als gabrtud)-
trager fllngirt bate, 5nriidfebrte. als
Serr S9oen BON Der Ereppe am Gam=
oen-gobnbof auf Die StrnBe berob-
itieg, ipilrOe er bon 5tpei aoffern, mel
DIE BON einem @agen ficlen, am aopf
getroffen. Gr erlitt cine &opipunoe
unb mubte in elmer &iltihe nod iei-
ner @obnrng Nr. 1t3, TorbsGarep-
StraBe. gebradt neroen.
Seiner SerIebung erIe-
Gen. = Sbne oas 9eluuBtiein mic
oererlangt 81 baben, itorb geltern
Hadnlittag Der Wann, Der, ME I'M
uGeutihen Gorreiponoenten" beribz
tet, am Wittmod) Mbenb nit einem
ShG0elbruf an DER Ode bon gentas
lou.StraBe unO Siilton.gpenue ouI-
gefunoen muroe, i'm oSrarflins
Square . Soipital." Ter SerItorbene
milroe ais Der 80 Sabre alte Eatrid
Gaiep ioenttfisirt.
Der Wprbmelt -8erb D ne
rungss 8erein" belt geltern
Mbeno in Sobnion's Sale an Nortb-
Xpenuc nnb Der @albroof-S tation
ser .@eltern Marplano-9 cine
autbeinbte Geriammlune ab. Gs
ipuroen 9eidIiiiie angenommen, tuels
die bem Steuer-a ppeQationsserift
suaeionot iperoen ioaen. Gitrf bieiel-
ben miro eeeen bic beabiihtigte Neu-
einiddeuna oes Mnner proteitirt, nno
ierner elm 1iinier-G e%rnannt,
peldes iid NIT anOeren abnlihcn Cos
mite'n in 9e5iis aui Die Steuerrate in
@~erbinoung iesen iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
S,uci grohe Salbpreis
Gxfnrionen nad annapolis nnS Der
Warine- Sfabmeie, Samitag, 8.
Gsnts,,her Snuutoo Ron
September

Der eroBe Camper o2ouiie" Der.
l1bt Bier 16, 2isbt-S irabe, INN 1870
Na1n. Denft MUIR! 8unoiabrt 25c.
Non sIaiibt faunt. mas 3u ieben lit.
Die immenien @anten. Die Monitors,
annoenboote, 1orpeoo goote. Nie
grobartige Marine afaoemie aapene
spiro nif Der 2opn con3ertiren. Die
Bdrnoe Der Matroien lit ein pradt.
boiler AntliH. (245-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Staet Baltimore.
ltnter6altnngs . @eaiueiier.

pgianep's." - 9iefe 8ode: sGbe Gbilb Of
tbe Heeimeni".
,@aHetn." - Siefe 99ohe: ngd6eIor Club
9lirlcsduers". 9Gelid Miutiiiee.
DSorSis." 9iefe gSo6e. a9abes In Cob
lamb.
.Marplanb." = Siefe ISOLDE: tdsIi6 otpei
MISUNDERSTANDING
sNubitprinm." - 9ieie g8ohe: n1be Girl
uno ibe SAMPLER.
aSoliSab. 9iefe Go6e: ~1be gsab of
fbe 5ransgrciur~.
,9aeip Monumental" - 9iefe ggode nIbps
rpilbbreos".
,5imonium." - Sienftas. Mtttttpof. Spnners
ftog, 5reitaa iirb Surnitag. ben 4, o., O., Z.
lino 8. September, 9aItimoreseonnt1s II. Warp'
lamb StantssSntr.
ct. stntunius.atrhe. 8afbrnpiae. Mlitt.
nod, ben .. Sepiember, grobes 8artenfeft iino
9icnic In ben NnIdaen Der STRIDE.
piiuabbdnqiaer giiraer.9erein bon Warh.
lamb" - Wiiiiipph. ben ~. September, fedlste
.3euii6e 7ug"'5eier in &iuersSiep am Ea'
inpscp.
nNrion." - GIN 8. September. GrfurfiOH
Hnh RenslDtdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
s6eo. 6. 9icner & G..

Meiie. Bureau uno @edyielItube.
Sdiffsfarten BON un6 nod 9eutid.
lano nit Dem Worooeutiten 2Iopo
uno an6eren 2inien. MeiiepGiie, Wed.
ieI. Greoitbriefe iin6 @eIoienoungen.
217 Git.YaItimore strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

'Superinten0ent ser 9eIelihtllna.
Ties lit ser Wfanlt, Scr nit cincm
SolGr bon $4,000 pro Sobr IN Ocn
iefs Sabren ieines Nmtatcrmins Der
StdOt Gle u1qebcure Summe BON
S61S,635.05 geipart bat, mie enc
oifi5ielle 9Ingabe in Ser rSnn" pom
II. @ugiit beingt. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
SdiffSfarten pur nnS mad 0eutid.
fnnb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: 4a.
lite $50, $45 uno $47.5O. Bremen
Bis Baltimore: $52.5O i1nb $3.50.
&nnoreiie ,u biQieerem Hreiie. Sbeo.
$. Diener & Gp., 2f7 Di.8altimore'
Strake, DID,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Gin q It aus 4llegbenp y.
Gitp. = &r. Senrp SEED, Elm pro-
minenter 9eutib $ stmerifoner bon
Ilegbenp-G itp," Mitglieo bes Noro-
omertfaniid)eu S1neerbmoes rno
bps oeutihen ariegcrbunoeS bon
Noroamerifa, meilt gegenmartig nit
ieiner Tohter Senriette ali geind,
bel ieinem alten @eidaitsfreunoe
Srn. Muguit j. 9edcr non Nr. 742,
Samburgitrabe. Sr. SEED lpar 81
perlhitoenen Wnlen 8oritanosmit.
glieo oes Decentralization SGn.
%9erbunbes, iotpie ard besariegerbun.
oes. Or betreibt elm gngros : Spiri.
tldi engeihdft IN MiIpale uno lit in
gon5 Megbenp . Gountp ibefnnnt.
Sr. Sed lit eth Seibelberger &inb.
Gurd ieinen nmerifaniiden Eatrio.
tisgus unb ieine Ieonergabe bat er
iih i'm garjen peitliden YennipDpa.
nicn einen gut flingenoen Naaen er.
morben.
&irdIide 3runung. -
Sr. @eore u. 0oring, Sobn bon
Srn. Gonrab uno 5ruu Margarctba
Gorins, unb Sri, @li5dbctb s. Borg
mann, Iobter Don 5rnu Gbriltiane
gorgrnann BON Nr.603, Norb.Gditles
StraBe, reiften iid) am Mittmod
Aben0 sic 6arb Slrm @unbe unb nllr.
ben oarnad) Don Taitor Or. $. e.
Sdliiter ieierlih einaeie9net. Die
9rauuug innb in Der euangeliiben
Sricoensfird)e in 8egelmart elmer
5ablreid oeriammeIten @emeinOe
itatt. Der Singd,or Der 8enleinoe,
3m meldem Die 9raut gebort, trug
5ipei einorudsoolle Glide Dor: Sci
.Serr mir nabe" unb Sci getreu bis
in Den Zoo" Del meld)en Srou Enitor
Sdliiter Ole Soprauioli uro Sr.
5beobor e. ). Shliiter bic seuor-
Coli fang. Die iungen gbelel,te, sic
belize 5u Yaitor Sbliiter's 8emeinoe
geboren, imlroen nit pielen lboneu
uno niisli6en @e'denfen beoodt. bas
runter cine Ianilien Trad)tbibcl
pom 2ebrer . 8ereiu Der Sonntags.
idnle unb cine llbr bonn Singbor.
MS uibers iunsirten Die SS. Sbeo.
Dor .. s. Sdliiter. 8eora af5iger,
Sobn unb 6ranf Sobel. Der ein-
orudsoolen 3eier folgten elm gm.
pfnng uno frGblihe Soh5eitsfeier In
YGipiiel's Saae an Der Mouumcnt.
GtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

8rohe Teier bcs
Seutidjcn Saaes i'm @iurrbiem.9sa
AM IL. SEPTEMBER
inter ben Nnipisicn bes rltnabbGnsi.
gen giraerpcreins BON IarpIanb."
(SuIi27i5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

ST. Worie Stad bon @olsbeim,
Srou @iIbelmiue @rimm, 1r[. Mnno
9rimm, Sr. Seinrid) @alpens, Sr.
Sacob @ranati. SRI. 8reioel Granaii,
Serr @robmann, Srou @robmann,
Srait Sobonna Sofmeiitcr, Brl.Suloo
Sllpert, Srou @iIb. Sol5opfeI, Geo.
Sol5apfel, Sr. 2ltopig sSedl, Sr.
9ieorid] Sartig Sr. Nor .Seder, Sr.
Silciils SerrmanrL Sr. Oscar Seuer,
6rou aatborina Sanocef, SRI. so.
5ena Sanocef, glaita Sanocef, Sin.
orid Sanacef, Soiepb Sonocef, Sr.
&arl &orner, Sr. 4orl &orner, iun.,
Sr. u. 8odpnnnn, SRI. Geno aieI,
Sri. 8Gthen &reB, Sri. Nnna Gra-
mer, Sri. aatle Glonne, tSrou Sole.
pbine aramer, Srau Gnno &arbater.
Sr. Senrp Gooenblrg, Sr. Garl s.
aod1, Sr. &ubolf Gasporct, Sri. 3los
rentpna &retomsfie, Srou Morie
&ornlein, !Sr. 6. &loitermann, Sr.
Cure &incisft Srou Cure &incisfi IT..
ainoer, SRI. Inno aluf, Sri. Warie
areiei, 5rau Gebccca 2ubopsfp ms
ainoer, Irou Sllli Count, Sri. @.
q. WcGartbp, Sr. 8ictor Mauder,
5rau Sbo Otiiler, Irou Gliiabetb
Wapcr, SIR. @ottlob Mou6, Sri. Slo.
rentine Nifo, Sri. 2ol,iie Miigge,
&r. Grtbur Miiaer, Srau grtbur
Wiiaer, Sr. Sgna3 WorgenItcru, Sr.
Worode HooeI, Sr. 2otbor Iietit,
6rou WarD Heef. Sri. 9ertbo
Snlcfa, Sr. Solomon Settingcr, sri.
Worgoretbe Trobmann, Sr. 8nt.
Eonl, Sr. SlIius Youl, Sr. Ge5aip-
nor Tr5pbplopic5, Sr. SEQ hopper.
5rou Gn1mo &idaro, Sr. emil
Tino, Sr. Charles Hifter, 1ral
Wartba Rot3uref, SRI. Barbara 9fit-
oolpb Sr. Sran3 &oiip, Sr. Gouorb
@idter, Sr . Abolf &idter. @ilion,
6rou Ioolf Gidter-@ilion Srau Gaz
roline Sonntag Sr. Stephan Steirl-
miller, Srail Stepbon Steinmiiaer,
Carl Steinmiiuer, SRI. Marp Stuart,
Jral 9. g.. Stuart, Sr. Charles
Spenglcr, ST.. 2uomig Sobn, Sr.
grno Spengler, SRI. Nntonie Sloup,
Sr. &arl Sholborn, @r. @ilbeIm
Sbnrud, Sr. Sacob Spet, Sr. Soief
SoIolpeit5if, Sr. SiaafS oloweit5if,
5rau 9eiiie Solopeit5if, Nnna Colo.
meit5if, eugeilio SolopeitSif, @ario
Sololueit5if, Sri. 2llcp 9. Gbomas,
6ran Wario 5e1npifp, Srou Gertrude
San5ler, Sr. 2ouis Burner, Sr. Sobn
Sonaii Sr. &uo. Gomez, Sr. Sean
Wilion Sri. Selma y. @ilion, Sr.
W. s. 8biteman, 6ral ". s. 8bite-
man, SRI. 6. @bitemon, Sr. Goul
@bitemal, SRI. Glotbiloe @o!fmann,
Srou s. @eber, Sri. Is. @eber, Or.
o.. $. @rigbt, Srou @ilbelmine
@eitel, Sr. q. @eiiels, Sri. Sobn
Gertrude @oisfe, Irou Alice @eill-
rid unb ain0, Sr. @brborot 8oltber,
Sr. 6ran5 3elinsfp, Sr.Eabellb 3az
lansfi 6ralt 5aoeuB 3ulansfi nnb
!Sr. Mbrabom 3upnif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Sonntass Ggfariiun nadj Ybilabel.
pbia
Dia Eennlplpania 8abtt 8. Septbr.
&unoreiie nlir $500; 500 @nno.
reiie mad @iImington; $3.50 @ano.
reiie mad, Gbeiter. Spe3ialsng Der.
ldBt llnion-s tation 500 Worgens.
(246,5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
rNrion" Ggfnriion
mad Ben Mar -
a., q Gru<as..Ls~

Der 3ng bGlt an alien Stationen
on. Nbfabrt 8.45 bon $ilem.S tation.
(237-S44-5.50-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

aIeiofr madea Gente,
uenn fie bon Y. anierim, aunoen.
idneioer. Nr. IL, Noro.G utapItrabe,
6ereeiteIIt firi6.
(upriIi7-iDtCl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

So mad, YbiIabelpbia nnS snrid
pia Yenuiplpania 8obn, Sonntas,
8. September; ST nah @iIminaton;
$3.50 nod Gbeiter iino 3nriid. Spe.
sialsng perldBt llnion. Station 500
Morgens. (246,5 O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Ter .Ieutid) . Mmerifaniide Glib
Der 6. @aro," beiien Glublofal lih in
atr. 1875, Observation-Disclosures, befinbet,
bat fir oas nad)lte 0isfaliabr Ole
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

There seems 60 b. q large number Of
all sort. Of street. beRRsrs in the city
this winter. IL seems that they hoek
here TO Frey on the good peOpe who
are in attendance on the Bible Confer.
ences II Q person puts 4 couple OF;
dimes in his pocket and starts FOR the
meeting NJ the Tabernacle the chance.
are the brggArs vii! break him before
he ge,s there. which may accnun, Tor
the small COLLECTIONS taken from the
crowds who s.A- mbl- 'h.v- aDd li-t-n
to the hest discouTess they ever heard
in their llves Where 10 tat as.ocia.
ton organized FOR the relief Of the
poor and needy?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20
WELL PLEASED.

The winter visitors to Gainesville.
who came here to attend the BiOle
Conference, have been well pleased
wish the services conducted during
the pas, week and many have attend.
ed. Those who have been stopping
here for health and recuperation have
improved the opportunity offered 20
hear shese able speakers, and express
themselves as we'll repaid for the time
thus spens.
The Conference has 30 fsr been O
success and oil who have attended
have not been compel lied TO contribute
any money, bot q free-will Offering has
been taken and those who have felt 90
disposed have contributed. IL 10 eel.
dom that people have the opportunity
to hear Q dollar lecture for tn eents.
but on this OccasiOn they have enjoyed
that privilege. or they could hear them
for nothing-just as they felt inclined
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20
WILL MODIFY PARCEL POST.

Il will be Of interest TO all farmers
on the rural rousss and To the mer-
chants generally % know ,has an sGi.
tation 10 DOW being started In wash.
inRton TO modify the parcels poet bill
in such q way shat il will not d lscrimi-
nate against the email iown or sity
business man. aud still give the farmer
the came service. The measure pro-
pOses TO have the rural carriers deliver
oil mail aud merchandise up TO eleven
pound. To their patrons IN their re-
spective Toutes, prov ided the package
10 mailed at the Office from which the
rural route extends.
In explanation il 10 stated that no
merchandise that IL mailed outside
the county in which the route op-V-
stes can be- delivered by the carriers
working At Its defamation. This pre-
vents the mailing OF merchandise By
the large msiiing hou.e- in the larger
cities, and viii remove the principal
objection that has been raised 10 the
general parcels poet bill a. originally
suggested.
For instance. the mail houses Of
Jacksonville can send out goods only
through Dual county. The business
houses OF Gainesville likewise. under
the new plan, could send merchant ice
through the postoffice in towns in Ala
chua county.
Under the old rlan the bill intended
TO charge . stump tax of one cent an
ounce or sixteen cents Q pound. Thin
price 10 said to be too hard on the far.
mer. and il 10 accordingly planned TO
make the uniform tax three cents a
pound, with no single package weigh.
ing over eleven pouLd..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

J. O. LsFontisee. for q long tim.
city editor OF The sun and recen, y
rilling q similar position on The Times
Union. has accepted similar position
IA assistant editor Of The Industrial
Record. Florida's greatest trade jour-
nal. MIR. LaFontisee 10 we'll known
in this city. where h. resided with his
parents for years. and ha. proven him.
self a brilliant newspaper man tie
will be- a strong man on The Record
as h- is thoroughly conversant with
the industrial situation in Florida and
ha. a ready faculty of express him.
self in print.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

The National Educational Associa.
zion meeting Mt Louisville. Ky Feb.
Suary 18th 10 March let. 1913. will Of.
fer the following low rate from the
various cities OF this State for the
round trip: Jacksonville, so 20; Ocals
s2S as; Palatka. s22 IS. The trains will
leave jacksonville as TAP .. m. and
9:l5 .. m. February cath to 2Sth. The
route 10 via the southern Railway. and
Pullman berth rates from Jacksonville
to Louisville will he o. 50. For res.r.
vations address J. c. Lusk, u. p. A.,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

There is more catsrrh in this section
Of the country than all other disease.
Eut together. and until m" La, few
years it VAS supposed tn ne incurabic.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced Il n local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies. and hy con.
stantly failing 10 cure with local treat
ment, pronounced It incurable.
ScIenc has proven cstarrh to De = con.
stitutional disease and therefore ~.
quires constitution al treatment. Hall.
Catarrh Cure. manufactured 10y +. J.
Cheney X Co, Toledo. Ohio. j. Ihr
only constitutional cure on the mark
ri. IL 10 taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to traspoonful. IL acts
directly on the blood and Mucous sur
faces OF the system They oier 500
for any case e fails 20 cure. send FOR
circular and Testimonials
Address: r. J. CHLNEY 4 Co.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Take Halle Family Pi.I. for tons,i-
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

some people think Their. Il no limi,
10 the power OF the pre.s. 4 Michigan
farmer sent = Communication To tis lo.
cal paper short time $50 ard s.ked
the editor il he couldn't do something
to restrain tho lightning from striking
the barns OF the farmer. art burning
them ju.t n they were filed with the
fail crops. But the editor Iidn', an.
ever next week"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

The success Of the japanese over the
Russians has awakened the Chinese
and they will soon have q we'll dis.
eiplined army OF men and officers The
recent Law provides for 80 divisions OF
the whole army to be formed as they
shall be required, but with the idea
that in 1872 China shall have an army
OF 800. 900 men capable OF Immediate
mobilization. The cost Of maintain
ing this force 10 estimated at $40 CO.
600 annually.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

The Tampa Northern Railway seems
90 be IN assured fact, and ms extern
sion to Atlanta will make it a great
railway and open up section Of coun.
Try 90 the wholesale houses OF those
two cities that has been handicapped
with high freight rates. Florida pro-
gress dimands more railroads.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

Floridians hsv. been granted the
following patents for the past week %
reported by ID. Swift ~ Co. patent
LAWYERS Of Washington, ID. c.: Charles
Driver. Tarpon Springs, axle lubrica-
tor; Russell Cook. St. Augustine. rail
tie and rail joint combined James Al.
sobrook, Sorrento, animal trap.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

Miss Alice Roosevelt ia the tenth
White House bride. The first was in
1911, Mics Todd 10 John Il Jackson :
the others were Maria Monroe. Helen
Jackson. Miss Lewis. Mis-. Essten.
Elizabeth Tyler. Nellie Grant, Emily
Piatt. The last Vas Miss Francis Fol-
som. in 1855, married to President
Cleveland.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

10 10 reported that Uncle John T..
Rockefeller 10 travelling in Florida in
eognito. He 10 said TO be- on board an
unknown schooner.rigged yscht. John
may Jet develop into q fulfilled ed
"pirute."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

The Lakeland News editor received a
valentine which he priced very highly
because il came from . little girl. He
loves the little girls, while most ed
::ors love thu tx Riris.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

The O.ala Banner 10 Just rolling in
wealth since IL sent o1t that heart TO
heart talk" to its suh.crih-rs some
OF them have paid their subscription
for two years. Well done, Brother
hAFris
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

The Gainesville Som 10 one OF the
brightest and beet little daily papers
IN che State. and has been q potent
factor Cor many years in che upbuild.
Ing Of its town.-rhe Crystal River
News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

A New York waiter will retire. after
saving up 100000 10 tips. bot the
clerks who received slS per week and
soessib0sed largely TO the fund will
initiate che brook and toll on.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

Nsw Jersey. which has been she
hems oe trusts and corporations. will
sew take up the eudgel agaiass them.
Perhaps the people anticipate o water
fmmime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

Five specimens were added 10 the
tiger cage OF Leon county, BIOLOGICAL
garden last week The officers are az
ter another bunch, which will do credit
to the officers ~ that county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

Kissimmee 10 now TO have q Law and
order league TO zee that thu Law
sRainst selling whiskey 10 enforced.
That's the proper thing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

An advertising bills become due after krst
s0pearance % advertisement, unssss otherwise
sazRuiaied in contract. Parties not known to Ne
w1m be requiSed 10 pay for advertising in Cd
sas@. A1dress. THE DAILY sCN,
CAIsKsvrLLB. FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

10 10 reported shss bassscles are nu.
nasroes On tho keel OF the good old
ship Democracy. There will be .
bowl tHowslD when they are re-.
xncyeA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

Dr.. Wiley says that bottled whiskey
10 she oaly safe kind. Just ~ long %
the cora 10 iR che bottle it will do no
harm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

A baseball players wife 10 suipg for
divorce on the Rroond that her hus.
band has wandered away from the
''h0me. plate"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-20

when Richmond Pearson HobsOn
eemes 20 Gainesville the people will be
disappoiLted 10 he dont exercise his
oee0lative abilities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

meteorite or a small asteroid, and in max
ing this deep hole IL not only ground an
immense quantity OF rock into fine particles
and almost impalpable dust, of which
large part OF the crater rim is formed, but
IL was itself TO large extent broken into
slivers by the terrific force of the collision.
Borings have revealed many small frag-
ments and splinters of It to a considerable
depth, but no large piece has yet been
found beneath the floor Of the crater. On
the other hand. about fifteen tons OF the
meteoric iron have been collected from
around the crater and sent 10 the various
museums OF the world. Several thousand
pieces have been discovered scattered
around the crater, and TO a distance OF two
and a half miles from IL, and there are
millions OF particles Of It scattered far
around the crater.
Like other meteoric objects coming 10 us
from the skies. these countless fragments
contain iron, nickel, unidium and platinum
4 double compartment shaft is now being
sunk in the exact center OF the crater. IN
less unsurmountable difficulties are met, II
will be sunk to such depth as will show
whether or not any large part OF the body
lies buried several hundred feet below the
door OF the crater.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-21

stone, then a light gray sandstone, and
finally a brownish sandstone in which it
terminates.
These same level strata, formed when
the land was covered with water, extend
over the plain I'm all directions for many
miles. The theory that the so-called crater
could have been formed by a volcano may
be set aside as impossible
Another theory was that this remark
able hole was the result Of a steam ex-
plosion. but the latest investigators have
found many reasons for believing that this
explanation is Incredible. The vast
amount of steam required 10 do this work
could be stored up only IN regions OF vol
canic activity. There f. no evidence that
such a region ever existed here.
Daniel NJ. Barringer, geologist and b. c.
Tighlman, physicist and chemist. have been
giving a great deal OF time 10 Investigating
this phenomenon. and the academy OF
natural sciences, Philadelphia, has just
printed their results. They have collected
an astonishing amount of evidence I'm favor
OF the theory that this great hole in the
earth was produced by the impact OF an
iron body falling out of space and moving.
Of course az terrific speed.
The body must have been a very large