davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

THE recent exhibition a, the
New York geological park Of
az African pygmy confined in
'na same cage with an orang
|,s' s resulted In a good deal OF M
|,.,s sne criticism on the part Of
H.. aaoy disposed persons. both
, -s aae eolored. A prominent negro
|' declared in his pulpit that i
H. ~ attempt on the part Of the d.
H. VI. y ms animal exhibit TO show a
|ri I. relationship between the negro
H. nnlan. In the end the oppos,-
r.. he display became 40 strong
kp,,' pysmy was withdrawn from
b,r y, subject y Of all the discussion. ota
N s,,s ~ name, did not seem 10 be at
[.., ..S'fn'd over the efforts for his
b. ,u,r vu me contrary he appeared
t.hs ,s ,,. happy, putting in most
b, h,ss a, Nh''e on exhibition in weav-
~, '., ,, and nets. which no dosa
'hs .IIss ,iuliy He has never shown
f,r,sDs.a.'es, dIsiaste for the close
-s,.s sI,l'nsAlp Of the orans o,tsnS
'ma, . ia, a. exceedingly prepossess,ns
o. WI WIN no race prejudices.
!, = o'asa was brought 10 An.r,,,
|splsr.r 49, 'erner' a noted American
b Nh d J., collector who found him,
Eu s,I ~ The kongo. Tho pygmv
kas,Sstt,uVe In the hands Of a tribe
|o,u,,sl ' and had been fattcned for
|ss.d S,' purposes, Mr.. Werner was
Fsa ri,S n ". we eannibals to take pot
fre hin mem .a and in order to CON
Hast m. sla' II was worth while n
'Aosn Ia ~ Ma, a' ana shining pygmy was
bVyAln NV" W., Mr., Werner offered 10
iIs;sstsb, ne eaunlbals found It most
saaeL bp, " ,lellnqulsh such a DAINTY
"a, /, so ~, a MI Werner was firm. ana
NJ. '. Ola Benga came 10 h. on
seag, Is nsltbn urea . that he Is, ota
Ie' Ss uDIs ,,ef :, the FIRST OF his race
n e1a,ry 'I n, that has been seen in
4 sssstyy Van ne is about afty inches
Ia''lsat n b' y, pfoportloned aud fairly
lo7ushis, u view Of his restricted any
''r'ua,ut Is not Mr., verner's f yr
''sihr,s :, % bringing thsss ~, -
I, ,,'l9nsatsl y" !, United States. He was
Y !. y St Ion n securing the sSh Mi
N, ''s !. eapaclt ,e'r :, TO test The In
pe'lment some time ,a w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

In the neighborhood OF Herbesthal,
Germany.
A Zionist society OF young girls has
been organized IN Brooklyn,
In Germany there are hfty-four
mountaineering clubs, with total
membership OF i42,6o3.
The first canal was made In England
when Henry l. joined the Trent 10 the
Witham. In 1894,
A gigantic steel bridge over mile
long and 500 feet high across the Belly
river. at Lethbridge, Is about to DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

with SO per cent Of salt Of tin, flannel
Is weighted with EPSON salts and linen
tablecloths are made from cotton tilled
with china clay and starch.
Few gradients upon railways are
sleeper than one in sixty, Modern To-
comotives will take much sleeper
gradients, but they are not economical
10 work.
A balloon carrying an English aero
naut descended recently upon the roof
OF q railway carriage forming part OF
= train travelling at forty miles, an hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

constructed by the Canadian Pacific
railway.
First Lieutenant Won Franck, the
oldest officer In the German army,
celebrated his one hundredth birthday
at Charlottenburg. He Is In fun pos
session OF his faculties.
The bridge on the Cape to Cairo rail-
way, over the Kafue river 2s6 miles
north OF the Victoria falls. has just
been completed. and the other day the
first train passed over It.
The highest railway fares in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

OF bringing to America two tiny ex-
cannioals from the Lualaha river coun-
Try. These small Africans are being
educated In this country and have al
ready shown considerable progress.
Inc most considerable band Of gen.
uine African swamp pygmies ever
brought Into civilization was the coll
lection OF dwarfs imported into Eng
iand last year and exhibited in London
Nolonei Harrison. their discoverer, had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

world are those In operation on the
Kongo line. where 500 Is charged for a
journey OF $50 miles. This works out
at 40 cents a mile.
The origin OF the word tram" Is the
scandinavian "tromm." log or stick Of
tree and eventually wearing shaft
OF cart or carriage.
A committee appointed by the Brit
ish parliament 70 investigate the tramp
problem reports that there are never
less than 10000 tramps In England.
Hard times double that number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

duced by the Bavarlan ministry Of pub
lie works.
The women Of Chile maintain high
average OF beauty. They are well fea-
tured and have beautiful compilations.
The wheat crop In the Punjab this,
year IL half a million tons IN excess of
the largest crop hitherto recorded.
Quill pens came into use in $50: the
first steel ones In 1920. when the first
gross OF them sold for s36.
Much OF our textile materials now
comes nom the mines, silk rustles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
ALL OVER THE WORLD.

=, ~. doctor ,.sao,s .l which a Ger.
mist, n "a ssys he has discovs 1srI
* aad s.v we sufferer lying nS'o ON &c.
' I, HI, tor.,s twisted very tightly lightly
s ~ sil cIo,, ''s At. the Florida l,r,s-
4, \ !, Assau ss !, q that State a'f fer :
''Aen from the Mea liter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

ranean' where their ravages have
caused the Turkish government to
close the beds.
ponkeys OF the highest grade sone-
times sell for $1,000 apiece In Egypt.
1000 average donkeys for riding bring
$50 to 5000 apiece.
system Of wireless telesraphy, by
means or which messages can be dis
patched and received ON trains In mo-
Won has been experimentally intro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

inches and for the women four feet
one inch II was found also that the
two traits that specially characterize
the pygmes are the form of the nose
and that OF the upper lip. The nasal
bone has . scarcely appreciate pro-
lection. while the base Of the nose Is
very wide, The upper lip is longer and
more protuberant than in other ne
groes The chin Is short and retreat
Ing. The legs are short and stout, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

spent many years In searching for them
and was eventually rewarded by dnd-
Ing the tribe which he believes Is the
one seen by Stanley and described in
his book on African travel. They are
more like the pygmies OF Du Challlu
and Stanley than were the specimens
exhibited at the st. Louis fair In 1904.
Last year Colonel Harrison went In
to the great Ituru forest Of the Belgian
Kongo with the express purpose OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

making study OF the race of dwarfs
that inhabited that region He sue
ceeded In living four months among the
little people and at his departure per-
suaded six OF them, four men and two
women. 10 accompany him. After nu-
merous delays the party arrived IN
England--all but Colonel Harrison,
who was detained In the Soudan. The
pygmles were In charge OF Harrison's
trusty Arab servant, who succeeded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

during the long homeward voyage, IN
obtaining a working knowledge Of the
weird language spoken by the tiny
Africans.
As soon as the party landed, the
pygmles fell into the hands Of the
anthropologists. who proceeded 70
study them In the most approved SCI
ontiho fashion The result OF care
full measurement showed that the mean
height for the men was four feet six
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Geiraths.2iccnirn.

Gbil. s. Mdcrmann, 81, uno Slo.
renee W. @rosbanS, -; applifollt
8cor0c &ronlcr, Nr. los, Noro @rao.
forb Sirobe.
So5p Goprarolo, 33, ulO Goncctto
Gotolieie, %; gpplifont 6obp Gopro.
rolo, 9tr. Oh, Frntt Strobc,
Samuel Slopo, 81, rno Sooic
2~ipingiton, 81; gpplitunt Sonlel
Slopo.
Soicpb 0crnle, As, lto Sbcrcic
Surbcr, 90; Applifont Sol. 8ermc.
Nlbert 2lopb, 20, mo Sonnic
Suffice, 26; gpplitolt Nlbcrt 2lopr,
Ncparf, Ohio.
@iQiou Stump, %, mn 9ouiis
Storotb, Is; Mpplifant @m. Stump,
Nr. %, Ebilooelpbia-9tono.
Sam. 9lum, %, NM 9lnl,ic Sric-
man, 20; Npplifnnt Samuel blum.
Nnton Mcinl, 30, mo Minnie
Mopcr, 30; gpplifont @co. &. 6rcp,
Ar. 1902, Siios Srcmont Apcnuc.
Sam. H~ubcnitcin, %, unO @coroic
South 20; Ipplifont Snnlucl Glt.
bcnitcilt, Nr. G20, @ofcritrobc.
Sobn Is. Soifncr, 40, uno glllauito
&pblod, Al; Ipplifait Sobn q. Soii.
her, Nr. 2022, Niblnno glpcnuc.
Nid)olos u. 9. Sonctfe, -, llno
Momic 6. Spfcr, 20; Npplifont q,
". .. Sonctfc, Nr. 339, ann.
Strabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
GtchmGrftc.

Union Stof 0nroS, Eitts-
burg, =. Mpril. = Sic Hinopicb5ufuhr
wor gut nnO Der Morft ltetig; bod.
tier Ercis $3.50, nicOrigitcr $3.50.
Gie Sdppcinc5ufubr iuor leidt unO
Der Ntorft tbdtig; bod)iter ErciS &c..
80, nieorigitcr 500. Gic 3uillbr
bon S6ouien mar lciht uno Der
Morft itctig; bod)ltcr Ercis $6.25,
nicori0itcr $500; S1nln>cr brodltcl
$500 bis 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
%ricibcf6rbcrnng nadD Scm Nmslauoc.

Sricfbcf0rbcrnms nadl bonn Tnslanbc.
Gie mtsIdnoiide YoIt fir Die
nit Dem Z. april cnocnoc @odc
i6licbt Gin alcn Sdlen piinftlib)
III Soupt-Y oltamt, mic folgt:
Sic EodctYolt lit t1alitD bon 9
llbr Sornittags bis 5 llbr Ibanos,
ousacnonumen Sonniogs, oifcn.
Sic Hodct-Eoit nod Geutiblanb
ldliebt onl 6. Mpril I'M fl llbr Gor-
mittoga; nod @roBbritonnien unb
Srluno 0icnitogS mo Sreitogs mn
3 ltbr MbcnoS.
9anlpfer iabren bon Seem . gorf
ab, mcnn nift anocrs angegeben.
SronSotlantiih dc y 0 It.
Ticnitog - Z ll6r IbcnoS: mad,
europa per Gompicr nScutonic," pio
G,llccnstomn.
Witilupd - 10 llbr I6cnbS: nod
europa per Gompicr go S%orroine,"
pio Soprc (9ricic fir 8roBbriton-
men mo Srlonb miiiicn per 80
Souroinc" bc5cidnct icin).
6rcitog - llbr slbcnbs: nah
europa per Gonnpfcr st. 2ouis,"
pio Elpmoutb nnb %Gbcrbour0. 8 llbr
llbr Ibcn0S: rod europa per Sonl.
pier nGtrurio," pio Nuecnstopn
(Nricic fir T%cltidlono miiiien per
"Gtrlrio" bc5cidllct icin). 10 llbr
gbcnos: 1nd) europa per Gumpfer
rInlcrifo," pio YlpmloutG, Gbcr-
bourg uno Sonlblrg.
80 It mad Q ii 5. II. Central.
Imerifo. " # inoien etc.
Gicuitog - 8 llbr Nod)mittogS:
nod Sonoico per Camper bon Nos
lton. 10 llbr gbcnos: nod Snogllo,
SoDtt nno Colombia per Gontpicr
n0roccio;" noh Central Slnlcrifo,
Der &~nnol5onc unb Sdfcn an Der
Silo EncificfilItc per Sumpfcr piu
Golpll.
Mitimod - 10 llbr MbcnoS: nod
Bermuda per Compiler nErctorio;"
no6 Snmoico per Tolnpier bon Ebi.
looclpbio; nod Nroiilicn per Gam.
pier oScrnplon;" ro6 Den 60 Eloto"
2anocrn per GonpIer nGuliloo."
Non1critog - 10 ltbr gbcnbS:
ilod ben 9obomos per. 0ompier
nSarotoga;" nod) Snoouu per Gam.
pier .Scnctio" C9ricfc fir Yn1oma
mo bic &anol5onc miiiicn per Sc.
netio" be5eid)net icin).
6reitag - 10 llbr Mbenbs: nod
Den Bahamas per Tompier bon
Miami 0la.; nad Curacao uilo Be
llc5uclo per Tompicr n3ulio;" noh
Eorto Nico per Gnmpier nGoomo,"
pln San Suan; nod Den Sceporos
mo @inoiuorb- Snicln per Gompfer
= rinioob;" nod) 6ortltne Sslano,
Sonlaica uno Colombia per Gompfer
uErins guguit @ilbclm."
Sic Toit fir N%clIfunolono, bia
@ortb-S poaep, nn0 iir MiqucIon,
ria Bottom, idlicbt bier iGglid nm
8 llbr IadmittogS; fir Guba, .pia
CAMPO, tGgliG nm 1 liGr Ha6nlits
tags; fir Gotta Silica, SouNnros COT.
8llotomola unb Nicaragua
(Oitfiiite), pia Ielu.S %r!eons, tGglid
l,ni 10 llbr IbenbS,
Grams .Tocific g o It.
Tienitag - I llbr Ibenos: na6
Somoii, Sapon, Gprca, China mn
Ben Ebilippincn pio San 5ran5isco;
nod Sapon, Gorco, China uno Den
Ebilippinen pio Scottle.
Wittpod) - 7 llbr Ibcnos: nod
Gorco, Gbina unb ben Ebi-
lippinen pia Goncol,uer.
Sic EoIt nof Neu . Seclono,
auitrolien, Hcl.Goleoonien, Samoa,
uno ben Sit Snieln pia Son
i6liebt bier bis 5um 10.
aprti tdglid I'M 7 llbr abenos.
Die Srans- Baciiic.Soit miro t1g.
lih 5irm Mbiabrtsbafen beforoert
lnh Die 3eit bcs Boitidluiies lit 10
baB Elm ununterbrodener
ltebcrlonh . transport ermoglid)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

30 Mdcr Nnrm. Nm Der Giicnbnbn lllto ain
Gcen'er aelepen; feiner Sif6iuna uno Gntcllz
inao. Salnpicr'gSerttc nuf benz Giaeutbnm.
Sa3 H1ro 1T iebr frubtbnr. %icIc Sbiibius
me, 80 Wiirlltei per 8nbu bon Baltimore.
T1tIeiio fir Semitic uoer @ciliineF3u6t pber
fir Elm SoRnltrbcim. gSirb bicic 8o6c iir
$4,000 perfblcioert. 9Siro fpdicr Mot mcbr
%herfnlltt. 9iah5nfrn9en I'M Siireau beo ,Ecut.
idlcu Sprrcippnbeutru."
(Wilrhl4E&S1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Canton umb StsbIaubtpwm.

Gpring'S nGanton 2icocrfran5.Saar,"
eiiomcft'Gdc B, ctr. II. Satt.stpe., Gantpu
S~aupiouarticr beS misunderstanding.
9amensGereir pcrIomne.t (ih icoen 9ien.
ftda Ibero. n9t%ationaI"s9G am Sapf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = NnIte 1888 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Tim eincn 9ia6Iab ab5uf6Iiebcn 43 @6cr.
2 8obS. 81 Bcrdes. 1 MieiIe bon Der Siabt'
erer5e gcIeaen mo eipu 10 Minuien bon @ars
benoiue %ctltfernt, paieub fir WiIberci. @e.
milfefurm ober @cfIiiee6ubt: cine quite Gneue
aui Dem RIut. Sir ndbere Gin5eInbeiteu aorefs
fire man subt. e. Gpric, 1928 W..Galoert.str
(Widr6S, tMt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Gin gmpfinblidcr. -
giirealdef: .@os mltrren Sic oenn
INNER? Sect babcn Sic ia obnebin
10 nenig Irbeit. :" 9eonter:
Sa, oas lfon = nber Dos Irbciten
Der Inoeren itort MIDI"
ii y inn g.. - G6ci: SEER
glidbalter, baben Sic aaiia6udl
abgeIdloIien?" guhbolter: .Sa.
iuobl, nilr mcine Ncujabrs : @ratiii'
fation lit nod nidt eingetragen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Sinf'S Sutef,
VI. 1924, itsSalttMnrc. StraBc.

VT. 1424, LNsVaIttliprcs Stfdkt.
Stnrner an Serren 81 oerinietbeIl. SeinIte
9etrlufe uro Beine. .YuDs&ieiu tgraue'
ret"sBier. 8erfammlungss9o,al oes 81
2%olnbaroftr. acknowledgement Nalis uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Tarntcu IN pcrfauicn:

Snuilienb1ter! Spb1eIegcnes irutbibdrc5
2nlb. 10 Meilen bon &Safbiugton. .. e.; ouicS
gSaiier. gSiro in Far5elen bon aelpiinf6ten
@rrbcn %oerfGuft. Semitic lnb @efIiiael brius
Gen bcbe Frciie auf Dem 9Safbiuetci MarIt.
Rreiie UNI @ebinaunGen nab lebcreinfcmmeu
Mid,aro Neipcf Gumpann, iiS-4j0 Ganitablc.
8rbnubc. (SS..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Seutiac Sd,lu6rnte:

" It Z 7. ,OUTIlVtIN IIt-fD VU-
id)cl; ollS Den GlepatorenI 5lirildge5o-
gen 1862 @ilidcl; Glcpotoren . &or.
roth 379,110 @uld)cl. GerfGuie: I
@oegon 9tr. 3 gemiid,tcr ST 1874, =
On. Nr. . wcibcr 5u 371a, 3 90. Nr. 3
mciBer SIT 361@, 1 90. GER. 3 peiBcr 81
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
edmibt'S uGi@entrans.Sane."

VUV % HHU SITUKt.
SniptQliartier oeS yWapcrn SER ltnt .s9,ers
Gins" pSitenfranBsS ome1bereins, San,
ton Sn1merp. @ais lino 9eib.Sereins,"
rSentf6e @emiitbIi6ic!t." n9eTclf6mieoes
uuion" i,no rSefper.G onfIape ytr. 478.
!. .. s. Strides 8ier 81 icoer 3eit.
6. h Y.s1eIepbon NoIfe 250a ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Nclltioc Sdllu6rotc:

ihel; &erionot BON Den Glcpatoren
310,2O5 Wllidcl; Glcpotoren-Sorrotb
2,0l5,O5l 9uihcl. &erfGuic: 5000
9uifel Spot 5u 1872. 10000 90. SIT
1875, $1,000 Woi 81 501s, 10000
Spot st 1875. 10000 Moi SIT 501s,
10000 90. SIT 80, 5000 Nr. 9 nciBcr
Spot 81 sos, 5000 geniihter Spot
5u 1875.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Baltimore Warftbcrid)tc.
baltimore, =. Mpril 1906.

W eb |. - 3uiubren 1888 SGiicr,
einihlieblid 1912 6Giier 81 Occult.
Foint mo $50 SGiier 81 Canton. aii.
Itenperlanot - S1iier. Iie Hott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Sine feline Surm. inter boiler GuIilir. 60
Mdcr: 200 Fiiriiids gGume: 3 Idcr @robceren:
In Inne srltilhcIs GorntO, 10 MiciIcn bon guI
%tinore; miro lueacn Tubc3iafeS bcrfnuii. giad.
~6nfraacn in Gr. 2tI7, Sanuper. StraRc.
(q3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Tr. 1104, Anib.Gc LMpenue.
Der .gsnrhoii Smmleripabreiiocr 9,aubeIetn
bon baltimore" bcriamnieIt iib bier ies
ben Wiuntag. - @eprge NrebmI & Sons
@ier nin Sapt, nab beutfher Irt otreit
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
3n %bcrfanfcn.


IN sSnfbirgioii, ~9iorratb, @iHridturo lnh
AnnhlhoIt elmer altetublirten gdderei, Gpnois
iorei rebft@iscremcs@ei0dft; gut pebenocs pro
tlidbleS @eidndit, nabe sipci Der 9rbbieu e6u.
len III @dibilgion gelegei. Ser Gipcntbits
fncr miiniCbt lid, bonn Scihdit Snriid5isicbcn
yiubi %ilr1gcn bel Sranf Suber, Hr. 1G2O, Z.
Strafc, R..s., @aibingtan, :. e.
O3-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
g, 8piQt's Suuc,

Ir. 1920 I'M :!22, Sariurb.a peHue.
Saupiaunrtier beS .3balia'WtanTer6prS".
Soue uno Somlleraarteu billie Al ber'
miei9en. Slter 9Ias fit sluiternr6iten.
Seiniie Gctrdnfc. Srei'BooI. 6. & R.'
Ielepbun - ut @srnou $3.50 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Rprbpit.Gde DER 9piu. nnb Sorrta.str.
Sulipt1iartier bes @eiangbcreiuS ,lIeIo'
bic. SinGitunben ieoen Sonneritneslbeno.
8erfanmlur9en beS nGen.enniul Meeaers
8ercins" icoen ,. unb a.. Sisuitaa i'm
Wionat. Selepbon Wit. 8eruoI, 2666 v.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
@crlangt int MQgcmcincn.
Scntides Nrbcits. sodweiiuucs sarcou.
gu pcrmictb cu.
Seine fir scln bcntidlc Iamilicn.

Nclme fir 5cbn bcntidJc Tamilicn.
SSir babcn cine 200 glder 5arm in Der 9tdbe
Der Stnot, peldbe mir in 10 Sbcile nm ie 20
Mdcr p1rjcutrcn iucrbcIr. llno perocn mir oieie
Ibeile iilr bcinabc Gid,tS am ilcifige ocutidc
Santtilcn permictten inb b~enfclbct oaS slits
IN Der 9tdbe bon gSaIier unb Gilcnbabn, Sals
Sic 0rlllloci9cntb nm in Der Staot ober aii Dem
Satloe pllnidelt, fpredDen Gle bel ms Dor.
She SeDcrn Stealth Gu.,
423-427 8nitber. Slog. iii .sGbarlcs. Ctr.
Ctdlier iiiIo aebeien 81 eripdbnen, oab ie
bleie Nn5eige i'm pScuifden 9orrcfpunbeilt"
9elelelt babel) (Ntir614,5&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Sutu SranS's .,Vader.Scrberae,"

SEQ. @ilntbcr, IT,, grnus9D.'S Nier an
Sapt. @armcr 9llnf6 bon ~ big 1 llbr
Gubmittags. NIe- hentfben 9ddcr ,sDb
Gum 9efu6e eineeIabcn. IS. Il Y.s2eIe,
pDon - Wt. Sermon cos 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Scutioc ShluBrate:

No00cn. = 3nfllbrcn 1119 Wrz
ihcl; aus Den Glcpotorcn suriidgeso.
gen 25S 9uidel; Glepotorcn Eorrotb
195,330 @uifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

I. u. Ndermann's Sale,
EprSr 0.Gde @pngb. uuo Garuitae.S traRe.
~SauptauGrticr bes uYa9ern,UfdnnerhprS".
8ereinssSerlammIunsen ieoen SonneritGg
Ihcno. gtele Mitalieoer iuilltG .nnlen.
Bor6iieIihes @ier Der .gtationulsgrau
rel" am Supf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
aeer's ,.Goclw cib.Sale,"

NberTs ,,EbcIp cIf'NalIc,"
G6e Gait nno Sait.AucnMc, Caution.
{ WiGrpIdnbsI e!epbun 81 4.
{ SanptGuariier beS 8ciunebereinS rgoels
{ .oeib." .9umenzScrciits bc3 GosIlpeib,"
{ Observation-Disclosures 2r. 445, 3. D. g."
{ nSrieutclsSiiiritt5 Gr. lbs, 8. u.s9.- nnb
{ ~GGitou epar' II. observation-disclosures.
Shpeigcr'S Gafe,
{ Ot--7W 2onbarosStr., Sigtlcnhtptun.
{ Seiuffe Neine mo 9iQuore. Ser aeiiiits
{ heftc Srt dlf Der @roe. - Ste bitten
9onl'BarIors III Sieblanoiopn. Nronlpie
9ebienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Seurp Is. a!ein's 9eitaurant,
Sr. 2t6, GiGgs, nabc SpluurosStrate.
&or5i.glt6e gSeire, Spiriiuofet II. Unions
Sigarren. Ncite5 9ier GIN 3apf. gunf1
fir 8ef6dftsleute bon 11.30 SUrm. bis
2 ubr Gnhmitiaes. Ielepbpn Is. & g.
- Oit. Serilon 300S n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Mlarffpreis piro be5abIt fir dIte Seoerbet.
ten uno anfife WPabasonpsDi6beI. Sen6et Hoft,
yarte an bic
sGsfsnial Mntlqne Co.," Ut. 613, Gntaip.
etrdke.
IeIephon: SIT. gernon 3048. Nle geffeIun.
aen prompt nlsaefiihrt. 6-.IkG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Spbu ". sdbcrnei & Spus,
Smportcure uno @iigroS<ginm6rsSdnoIer,
659-661, Neft.gratt', nabe Ycun.Str.
Baltimore, @to.
9. & Y.sIeIcpbUH - Goutb 1876 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

6enn S4r 0eIb nbt1ts labt, wenbet gua
grunbeiaentbnm. gerfnfpieecntcit. aetnc
Observation-Disclosures. Mr. 0remer, RI. 100,
Nsrb.$ata.etrakc. 1. GIur. eaunbrb Building.
(Mprtl1b-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Suicpb S%d,ucuscr's Cafe,
2115 Galucrtum. Jinao, nabc Sreoertf.NOe.
,ei G,f y, u.'i icnsr So seit w s GsS!itnp; @' sins
Spe5ialitdt. - SIGen 5u permictben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
@erlanst: Sranen nnb Gaodcm.

0crlaugt:
Gtile er'abrcne a66in IN elmer 5amiIie bon
orei Bcrlollcll; tein Auiben oocr Sii9ein; 9ubn
Szo; Helereli5eH erforoerlidD. Ha66ufragen
Gnta,u. tlacc. tg3-Q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-27
A FAMOUS SONG WRITER.
Foster Was Called the Edgar Allan
Poe of Music

Stephen Collins Foster, the most
popular of American song writer's and
composers. has been called the Edgar
Allen Poe of music. Like Poe, he was
a genius He came of Virginia parent
age. received a good education and
died i'm New York January 13, 1864,
i'm the height of his fame. a pennilesS
wanderer. He was born in Pittsburg
July 4, 1926.
He learned easily. and after receiv-
ing taught himself to play on the flag
eolet. guitar and banjo. He also de-
voted several years to the voice and
piano. Then he turned his attention
lads and dialect songs. At the age of
seventeen. while employed in Louis
vile. Ky, he published the Serenade,
open Thy Lattice. Love" which was
instantly successful. Then followed
We're sung by q minstrel troupe. and
stephen Foster became famous far
and wide.
Marrying. i'm 1874. Jennie Mellow
ell. ne came to New York. where in
rapid succession he supplied his pub
fishers with songs which became fam
uuS-"Old Kentucky Home" "MaSSa' $
In De cold. cold Ground" "Old Dog
Tray" willie. We Have Missed You"
and sweet Ellen Baync." But the
song that is best known in many lands
is THE Suwanee River" for which
Christie's minStrelS gave him at the
beginning $50. In addition he receiv-
ed royalties on its sale of over half a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-27
YORKvILLE
MONUMENT WORKS.
Qncorporated.)
lilly 1ST.

We take stock on the above date, and
as that date is not far off We want TO
reduce our stock of finished work to
as low a point as possible before that
date and In order to help the reduction
process along as rapidly as possible,
we will, until JULY 1ST, make espe-
cially attractive prices to parties desir-
ing to purchase Monuments, Tomb
stones, Markers. etc.
BY Finished Work we mean stones
Of various styles that have been fin
ished in every way except the inscrip--
tions. If you have relatives and loved
ones whose graves you wish to marx
in a suitable way, 1t Is entirely to your
interest to get our prices between this
date and July 1st next.
All of orr work is of the BEST In
quality and finish and in every respect
is equal to any work Of like character
obtainable anywhere at like prices
w. BROWN WYLIE. Sec.-Treas'