davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

BODY FOUND IN THE BAY.-The body OF
a man was found in the bay~at Washington
street wharf yesterday afternoon and taken
10 the Morgue. II had been in the water about
week The deceased about 30 years OF
age of dark complexion and hair. about
feet inches tall From memoranda found
in the pockets of the clothing he was evil
dentIy a discharged soldier and had been
connected with the Post Exchange at the
Preside.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
CANNOT HAVE HoMEsTEAD.-rhe

CANNOT HAVE HOMESTEAD.-The su-
preme Court decided yesterday that a home
stead could not be reserved from the Franklin
Haywood estate for the benefit of Agnes Maude
Haywood, because the young lady had attained
her majority before the petition was filed. She
was only IL when her father died. The court
severely criticised the law which makes such
a ruling necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

WATER is BAD.-The bacteriological an
alysis of Q sample of water used to wash
tie cans of the Walnut Grove dairy in Oak
land showed the presence of 80. $40 colonies
of bacteria in each cubic centineter. The
County Medical Society, which gave the dairy
certificate, limits the number OF bacteria
to %, eco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

a Rev. Father Philip Byrne viii gather at
Sacred Heart Church next Sunday afternoon
81 2 O'Clock 10 present him with SlOOO purse.
rather Byrne will shortly depart for Euro
pesn tour and q reception VIII be given 10 him
after the presentation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

ROBBER SUSPECT ARRESTED D--Edward
Briggs was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Gorham and O'Shea on suspicion Of being Cne
OF tie FIVE Young men who beat and robbed
Milton Cleveland. a blacksmith. at Geary and
Devfsadero streets On Sunday night
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

ESTIMATES xPENSES.-Justice's Clerk
McComb estimates that it will require SIS 100
to nay the expenses of his office during the
next fiscal year, and the probable receipts will
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

DR.. Decker. Dentist SOC Market. speciality
Cotton gas for painless extraction of teeth-S'
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

The case will go on today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04

orbcitet miro. Sc cher oanit begol
ncn miro, beito beiier.
Son Den ~ @cicBentluiiricn, bic
lid, auf Snterciicu Der Staot 9ulti
more bc5ogcn, baben olle bis on
odlt g%nnoblnc gefullOen. Inter Oc1
pcrlorcn gegongcncn Bills NOR olld,
Die, mcld)e cine @oIIer 9 Inleibc fir
Baltimore oltoriiirtc. Tie oltc &c
ihid)te, Die in ieocr @eiebgebung
ipieoer ncll miro. 9ie Gettern pom
Sanoe betrdhtcn Die Stoot dis nit,
d)crlbc Stub, Die man alelfen ntllB.
5roBocm bari Die gcicbgcberiid)c
Irbcit Der 2cgislatilr i'm @ollSen ols
criprieblid) iiir ocn Stoot betrod,te.
ipcroe1, ioluobl mad Der poiitip 9e-
leb9cbcriidcn mic nod Der oblcbnen'
Den Scite. Gbaroftcriltiid lit, oab
in Der o%bgeloliencn Scliion Der Dc
lcbgcbung Die gilcnbobricn rlidt Den
ieit Sobr5ebnten geiibtcn Ginilub
geltcno genlodt bnben. 9ln Sobbp-
iitcn bat es aud Oicsmol nidt &c.
icblt, obcr oic 9obrcn iporcn nid)t
oarllntcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Bcfanntma dnngcn.


Ilour6 lucroen ale E~erio1eu 1tno St0rpcr=
fdlatfen, incorporate pber politii6e. ipelde III
Der Staot Baltimore ell, Sefditt betreiben. fiir
iueldes Die @rbebutg elmer StdatssSiccn5 ers
tproerlih TT, auf9efproert. am ooer Dor oclI
erher. Sagc ocS Wiunats Mai b. 20. etne SteerS
5i l0fet ODER bieieIbe ill erIteuerli. Sine Sers
ldirnniB Der Grneiiering ibrer Gicen5 bis sum
critei Sagc oce Wiunuts Mai b. 80. bon Seiteu
bon BcrloneIt, Die iebt folfe 9ei6dite betretbeii.
miro oieieIben elmer Celebrate uilteriperteft.
Sn uebereinitiptntiiiig nit bein 90. grfitel,
80. ulto SO. ghi6nitt, pcs Gooer, Der aIlgenleis
men Utfenttiden Scfebc lperoen Hppltfdrieny fiir
Sruoere' 9icen5en auigeforoert. in Berlon borz
3lfpre0er unb cine beidipotene' stnsabe fiber
belt &ertt beS bon Dem beiaateH Sppltfnntclt
gelibrter Snaers 3i f1ucben. gle Sicenj miro
oerHgenllb niseeiieiLt fperbeitj ~ @I1fr s4G I
Or, Moam Teupcrt, Iitiar bcS Common
Bledsa@erid)iS, piro ant lno mid Muntng, oclI
9. Ipril 1906, 5ipifdet Den Stnpoen bon 8 llbr
8ornittuas bis a llbr TadnttitagS. In %fetnein
Siireai im' SroecidpB oes @eri6tsgebduOesy
5aneiteitraben:G %iigdilg, sur gitseabe bon 81.
ccu5elI bereit fein. u h ..I. '4.t.p M ~.
Sas Staais Serii6eriings : Stparfcmclt
bon Warblano ipith am unb mad 9ienitag, brut
]. WIai 1906, 3pifdcu Den StlIroeIl BON 8 .llbr.
GuriHittdgs bis A lbr' 9ia6niittaas, in fetrtft
SiireuuI. UT. 900, ,smerieat 8uiloila, ,&alliz
more mo Soitbs StrnBe,; 5ur Notwithstanding
BON idbrli1e1 @criidernnss'N W atter.steenjsn
bereit iein.
George q. Yabgett,
Sderiff BON Baltimore.
(9lnriI1 A Il q If ~ rs 1S % % or 81 3Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Trams Tricoridj slnonIt @einreid,.

IS .iiarb ant 8. gpriI 1906 Sran5 5rieecrid
Nngnit 9seinrcidl, geIie6ier @Gtie bon SIi'a.
beth &einreid, I'M gIter bon 10 Sabren ulo !
Vionntcil. COM Der beritorbenen Suitlne lito
Gorporals Sotann i. NJ. 2Seinreid). Sic DC
crot9u19 iinoet 6reitas, AiddmiilagS nm =
ubr, nom Iraierbauic. 9ir. 2l14. SitsSomburos
StraBe, aus pripatinl ituit.
Der Batter rubt! Sbr 9iebcn wcinct ni6t:
gem 1dgiuerf bleibt iein fb6n'tco WtotnlllcIlt.
Sn oieier 2SeIt 10 Iia1hes Inge bridi-
Sod mas lib liebt. bat nic Der zoo gctreiliit.
SltIiue9 nit alien bangel alu9cit!
Su bait 10 nalldes areu6 gcirlgeIl.
Ser Gatcr ribtl
Ser Batter rubil Senli at bic if0ue 3eii, ,
Sbr aiftoer Denfet oil an tic bllritd;
Sbr lpii6tei 9tidtS bon utcrt Groenleio.
9r i6ul iiir Guh nur Srcnoe mo ilir Slid;
IN Nrbelt III CT grait geluoroel; .
Gr iunr Elm Winiul III Sbai ulIo 2Sorten!
Ser Batter rlbi! ...l
Scr Batter rubi! gIun irdgt i'm Till binnuS
ytdd iener Stdtte, no Die GtcDcrt rub'n.
Die iGn1iien g!inlen rebnlt 5iln lcttenStrniiB,
Sie lcpte 4iebesgab'-mie luObl lutro5 ibulI!
Damn ldst Die Iruucrgloden flllgetl,
8ie Croft iou's IN Die Scr6en 0rlpgen:
Ser Saier rubt!"
Tie traucruocu Sinte rblictcncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Oh. 106. rrJ, ..
Cine 0croronuns sum Wioerrnf bcs tt6. gb.
id,nitts hes {. Hrtifcls oce Snltimpter
Staot.Guoer uun 1893, 5itcl ,Wcbauoe,"
rno sur Nenannabme b~cieiben init

Nthe Vcrurohung 6nnt yStotrfnf pcs Ito. Tbs
idnitts hes :. Artiiels bes saltimoter
stabt.GuocI BON 1893, 5itcl ,@cbduoe,"
nno snr Ncnannabmc b~eieibch nit
9mcuoementen ....s ,
ratb bon baltimore peroronet, oaB Der liG.
Mbidnitt bes 7. %slrtifcls ocs En!timote Siaois
eobet bon 1893, Iitel rSebdupe," bicrnlit mi
%oerrnlen uno nit gineIoeineuteit nngenpmmeit
lei ilto III, 10 Dab or. mie folgt, lautet:
TIC; : IS iou uno maa fit ireenb cine NIT
oent Ndu' ooer Der Jiepd ratur eines &arics be.
l6dIii9ieIl gerion esieglid leini Gin Sritie! II;
aerto elIIer SfruBe. Zane ooer Nucn Der Staot.
bon Dem 3rotipir an 9cretnet. in 5ront in
9enb cincs @runoiiiids. auf peIdern folhe @e.
bdnoe erri6tet. ODER reprint lperoen. inr bic
bel Der Grri6tiing lHo Jfeparatir folder Sc
hdliSe ~iotbiscn Wiateriale. 5it' b%eriecn, bis bic.
ielhen gebaut ober reparirt iino, inb iehs5ie
Gage carnd6 lno ni6t lli9er. inter Der CITRATE
bon einem Collar fit iebeu e~inSelnen 3ae, an
eiu, 9rittei elmer iol6en Strabe. SaIte pber I'll
IeD nor fpldbcm @rlinoitiid fit 8er9bps!ai6ttef
aoer anoereS, iiir lol6e9 Sans ober igfbnu9e
berbtbieic5 NergbpssWiateriat fin ueihbta "a
&c nno iitdt lnfiaer .6i bcrlben uno celi1junetf
men, inter Der CITRATE bon einem SolGr iir
leoen c~in6elnen Sua. an iueltem baiieIbri bort
S asta''S air SssS' s SS1ss SSH .s IfS z Sag i ns 8fa
lid lest SirdbenbGbns@ cleife ~beiinpen pber
lpdttr 9clept iperocit moqeIt fein Ifirr bic Grs
5 liz Sis ' ge2a MsRa1aip Ie.s aS,o's $spa Rislff sbte issgl
gatgrIGI ~ nab Sc an Die dqfsIs s9ieIns bstssies
, ,sn msDr '0I a,s S sI,5 p,i slsf u ser sreii Ssi 'sIe SsrI f..
ncr Strabe. 2alte ooer slGfp .obnc Die erIaub.
nib ocs W,ahurs beiniben ooer' 0diff ober Gets
pss9faterial ndber. ais brei SHb BON brr dlif
hcren Sttiene ir9eno eines Strdienbabn.@eleiz
lss Iagern ipqten. ipaeIl ct, ,ie ODER .lie elmer
Sirafe bon nidt ,peili1er, 'dl5 eineIH. ober
inebr, 'nin fiulf 2ouars fir ieDe1 'etn5eiIieit 1aG
lntcr,porien iein, an Incident ~baiieIoe bort be
Ialiet miro. Is toll iuilo mag tit irgtrei cine
NIT Der Grritinla ,eber ,&epqratnr eines Ye+
bdiises beid,Gftipteii Perfon aefe,litb feir, BIN
p~oroerelt .Sbcil, ~heielben einSp6duineBl porauss
eetett: caB pcidatc llii5dirnuna iiber Sns Trots
pinreiff ODER obne oe ,grIan6nib Ses Stdofs
Sn9cnierrs ldnaer3 M fedrs3igG 4age iu6 oct
Sinoudune pes Sgnfes~ perbleibf. iraeno cine
Fcrion. ipclde oiefe Soridbriften' perfeti, foil
elmer CITRATE bon flint Collars fir iebcn eirSeI.
men 1ag, an iueIdenl befuate ltnr5dlinnltg Der
blcibt. unieriuorfeu fein. .-r.
NeliItigi an 80. WdrS 1906.
e.. GlaN 5imauns, Wiabpr. rr
Sir bic gcircue Ibitrift, 3. glpril 1906.
@arrp .. Cooper, Rcgiftratpr. 2
(MnriIt If iS ob)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04

IS miro biermit befatnt gemadbf. oab an
ben Wiapor unS Stuotratb pon Baltimore bas
@eilib seitellt tperben ipirb. fir Die IrtabiiIe
elmer Seroronina fir Die Concentrating mo
G%roflnlna Der Vcit.etrahe. fiiniunbreibig SUB
llnb fieben SOL brett, qn Der 9~ioroieitc bot Bort
gpeilie bis 5ur Siiofeite Der Clements trate,
einni at Der nbroliden Seite bon Sort, speiiue
In eincr @ntfermlng bon 1871 SUB 3A 9oa
ipeftli6 bon BET Gde. Die our6 Die arenjuitg
ieite' Der SadieII's trohe ae6iIsct mirs nm MN
% lpeitli6 an befngifr .Seite bon Sort9slpenue
50 Jib Z 3oIl, baum Ilproli6 i'm redten sBinfcl
it 6ortMpenne $40 Sub bits 5iir Siibieite bon
bon Clement trabe 81 J,iB. iodnt 'fioIin IN
elmer aeraosn Clinic 800 Sub bis 6llnt Burit
hes Neainns. luo bdB ant 90. 'Sebruar 1906
Viireau Der GpnrnfiIdrc fir efrabenonrdbriit6c
In Der Staot Baltimore tiueereidt ipproen 1T.
3. q. stro6msher,
3ttlCft624 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fsO Gc ~ On 60 oIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
(slpriI2. 4.O,o,11, is. 3o,2s,2 2 1880
Wareau ber elrahenenrdbruds.0 ommiiare

ulttmore c, 10. Wtnr3 1906. .
Sepnrate mo oerieeeIte slnaeDote, an beIl
o@uaro of gpnroS," 9are OF tbe GitD Gegiiter. ="
%ubrciitrt, iuerben bonn Siaots0tegiitrutor in iets
neni Niireau i'm 9intbbaus bis Wittpudt, beil a.
glpriI 1906, ~enigc9er genonimcrt ihr bic giibeni.
riirg, Den Soienbau 1no Die Yflniieruiig nit
Wtacnodm Der 9romaitsg pcrtiie. bon bet Sars
torbsJto1o bis III cinent etipa filnf5ebnbnnoert
Ci500) Sub 6ftlid 9elegenet Gnnlle.
Spejiiliaticncn mo Inaebotss 6orinuIare iucr'
ben nuf Ippliintion in biciem 8ii,eau ~gelieferi,
no FIdIle mo 8roiile ciltgeicben wcrocl iblls
men. ..nri. .f4
Sic Gontruft. %crGehuua3z9 eboroe bebdIt iih
bds 9icdt Dor, irgero lpeldc mo uac Inacbote
5i Ucrtpericn. Gin begIaibiatcr Sbed in Der
Snbe oe5 in ben Spe6iiifuiioner allgeecbeneil
peiragcc, SabIbnr un oen WiaDor mo Stuots
rutb bon baltimore, mub ieoem Tlee6ot beis
eefiigt iein. lut-.aI
Snt suffrage Der SebDroe
Gugenc s. Giobgers,
GIerf.
gcftitiet: HsHiN N. 3'f''l-I
&. SlaB Iimaun5, ... U.s.
Brdiioent Der G~ontrafis SergebunessP ebGrbe.
(Nidr523, "a, 90, 27, 20, 30, 1921 ,aprii2.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
0cuuharo Gano.

@s iiarb am 3. slpriI 1906. I'M W. llbr
@iorgens. ecunbaro Gang i'm So. Sabre ieircs
Yebens. Sic Neeroieui9 iinoet Spnncritag,
lebte1 sSobnung, yir. 130, OerIIi9cric &arioros
|pcnllc, aus iiatt, iuo5u Serpurole II. 5reunoc
ddDtlitgsbon eingelaoen limo. Neiiebulg ulf
Der yBnltimnrer 9cuetern."
(gS0ibiu9iou unb SnItimoresGount 3eiiitrts
gen apollcn Bcfl. %copircn.) (04-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Sin Sdritt in Der red)tcn Hidtnng.
epart % YrpSent an alien tritflaiiaen
NlrorXhniSru

Gin fb5ncr Snr9, eltiueoer nit
fbiuar3em 3iid oocr ipeibeIl ODER
arauem BIiiid 'lleberSug. MneS fRS
SargsGinfaB. 8cgrdbtibsI u3elge,
@tnhaIfamirung Der 2eide,
GranerfIor, 6 Yaar Sanoldnbe, OIO
Seffnuilg hes @rnbcS.
Geibcnpaacu uno 5 feline aItfben.
Niniam Gpuf, 2etdtenteffatter,
gtortbs ftno Sreenmountsgbe. Ueioe Telephone
CSan11 ,UWite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
TiiettU Nurmnnu.

Is iiurb am I. gpril 1906 9iictia 0ormann,
acIiebie Satin bon @erbdro Goritalln. Sie DC
c%rbigu1a finbet Wittiupdl, Den 4. gpril, ~
ubr WIorgeno, bonn Srauerb1ile. SeuibsStru6e
ilth @li6abctbaGane, aus nab Der bl. NrcuSz
Nirbe itatt. no I'M . llbr cin RcauienIs Soddmt
Iiir ibr Seclenbeil geletcn miro. Scrlpurloie
irto 5relnbe iino 6cr5Ii6 einecIaoeIt. b~crieIben
beiSupobnen. Neiiebuna aui Dem bl. arcn6s
Nirhbuie, ". VI. 60, Mo. (93-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Sanicl Stccnfcn.

nief stccntcn, ~eclicbter Saite bon Wtnranreiba
Steenfcr. I'M AIicr bon 80 Sabren. Die Seer
bigune iittoei murgen. Wittwud,, nm balb orei
~ NJ , 0suG wiibp Eotts ygn l Isart. sl isgirn < Sr,s Iiott'
5reltnoe Der Samilie iino abtIn9spon eingeIus
ben. beidiiuobneIt. @ciiebun9 p%ribatlln. Nitie
feiuc YlIInlelt. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
WaruQrcthc Ycfcr.

IS iiurb nab Iurjem qeioen Sruu Winrgas
rctBc ycdcr, 9eliebte Satin bon Srl. Charles
Veder, ant Sienitug, ben 3. glpril. 9iu6mltin9 S
Inn . llbr. Sic Necroianng iiltoet 5rcitag, ocIl
q. slpril. bonn Sruuerbauie, III. HIS. yioro.
ReQejters Strafe. ull5 fat. (0I-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
2on6un Bari.

Der tanptiddltdite 8riebbuf In Baltimore.
hreal: $50 Mder. - Smnertp dhrenoer Charter.
gu ieoer Seit errei6bar. Stint Gents Gabr.
eelo bon allen GfaoftbeiIen. Strabenbabn,
Naaaons pafiircn ben Saupteitiaang ALE orei
Wtinitcn. gSarncS @%artc6immer fit SoIdbe,
bic ben Srtcbbot BET rnubem 9Retter ~befudcn.
9egrdbnibpIate 5u febr mdkigen Hretjer,
fdmnlilib inter forindbrerbcr BfIcae.
gareaa: Rr. 81, @eft'ea ratuga. etrane.
Nan6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Subn ". Scnfel, a"
Rr. eO4, Glib ebarp.e traae.
1T 0cr Qcidirnhrifntfcr.

fpeIber aue auitriee itetS Sur 8ufrtebcnbeit
orsffbrt. Die bon ibm bebdubeItcn 2eiden fbns
men gsoteq lana Iie0cn, p5re bic ecrin9lten
yetipf iiilaslpiire An 5eigeit. Jraii Ieufel 1T
hne bon SrauenIeiden btreil SpeaiaIitdt.
(Jdn10,1Sl ..H ,.,.l.... ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
Nermiidtc Nnseisen.


IbciIbaber .eefutt nit eiipaS aapital. nm
Der 3. & O. gtfenbdbns Su hetreibens 0rps
her .Hteiitcrfrna rddbpeisbar. ysan asrcfFfe.
y. 2: ser 33s, WaissttsEttt, Nh. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
@%criammlnnss Mnscigen.
u1amen.sadhrere hes Maaemeiucn Eeutyhcn
NaifcnbanfeA."
~Scriaminliina bcute, Den 4. stpril.
OD Gmilie Sdjmtot, Scfret1rin.

glotts fir bic Merchandising Der Millionaire.
~,llnitco MaihuaDc & electric Eumpanu Uuu
ti Baltimore" G y .HtJl
.a 90Ittmpre. Mo. 81. M,drs 1906. a
Sierrhit miro befuinf aentadbt. oas bic iahr.
ltde ~Veriammlnng her Mffipndre Der .,llmitee
am Ntttipudb, bcn If. Mprif 1906, 12 llbr Witts
Tags; IN ben @urcanI Der Ipmtpnsnic, Simmer
912. Continental. o5eb1ube. fir bic gsubI oet
Streftoren liHb sur 9rIeoieina FOLDER Sc
ftdfte. bic in Der Sisltn9 boraeIeet pcrben
inDaen. gebalten ipirb.
Cant Der peroffentIiften giotis ipurbet bic
5ransiertrbitder am Wtitiipod. 90. Widr6 1906.
Mad,miitaas 8 1lbr, sur S6Iiebulia Ifb am III
gpril 1906. 10 ubr Sormitiaes, sur s8iebers
er6ffnnua beoroerf.
Sm Iuftrnge oeS GireItprinms.
y. 6. WatJtfton,
O0,4,19D Sefrefdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04

Seine SdnIme Glitter NJ eb +
in Sciien, Iurd cine Niniitcriat,
Ncrfiigiiila fiibrcn oie 0olfsidulleb-
|rer in Sciien iprtab Ben 1itel r2eb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04
0nrraine.

Wlaierifh = Yariartla - 1rtcbltM.
WcffIih bon Walbrpof Cit uno eite babe
WetIe. peniet bic nit Rupbafian beSeidbncte
Goribsgoenue.@nr Sreie 3utiden TattmiftuaS
am 1erminis.. Breiie bon geardbniBpIdten iett
fpe5ieu. 2eihte 0ebinenngen. 1eIepbon =
Gntor 223. Sirean: 1rentlin. unb @tnbfpr.
sasabS. Nerianst groihire. (Mai4.1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04

rcr." Ser bisberigc nShullebrer"
uno Die nod Gltcrc 9e5eid)nung.
ySdulmciitcr" fomnlcn oomit IN
SortiaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04

9 10 Sloen + urg / d :
Stoatsregierung bot bcihlolIcr, Dem
SonOtoge cine @orloge ouI Ginfiibs
rllug oeS %ollgemeincn, glcld)cn mo
oircften &oblredts 5ugebcn an lol-
len. ,I,t!p ,,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-04

SIM M Gr5 B.. s. lonoetcn
in 9tclp.Dorf tO,S62 &oiiiten.Eoiio.
aiere unb 10l 500 3ruiid)enoeflcr;
einHiclenltrom bon Ginlpanberern,
Der ms gum Segen gereidt. ipcnn
er lid) iiber boS 2ono pertbcilt. GuS
snitollen in ben 8roBitGOten oeS
Sitcns oogcgcn lit bcOcnflid).
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15


impossible without it. A kiltie
regiment, without the skirling
bagpipes, is only an ordinary body
of men. With them, it is the best
fighting unit in the world. But
with the ordinary run of people
patriotism is expressed like Mr..
Hennessy put it.
"We are a great people" said
Mr.. Hennessy.
"We are," said Dooley. 1--WE are
that. And the best of it is we
know we are" L. r. j.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
Mr.. Dooley on Generosity.

Whin a man begins maxim
money in his youth at anything
but games iv chance, he never can
become gin rous late IN loife. He
may make a bluff at it. Some
men are gin'rous with a crutch.
Some men git the use of their
curiosity back suddenly when
they ARE in danger. Whin
CLANCY the miser was caught in a
foire in the Halsted Shtreet Palace
Hotel he howled firm windy:
"I'll give twinty dollars to amy
wan that'll take me down." Cap'n
Minnehan put up a laddher, an
climbed to him, an carried him to
the shtreet. Halfway down the lad
dher the brave ryscooer was seen
to be chokin' his helpless burdhen.
We discovered afterwards that
CLANCY had tried to begin negoty-
ations to rayjooce the reward to
foive dollars. His curiosity had
become par'lyzed ag'in.
So if ye'd shtay gin'rous to the
end, niver lave ye'er curiosity
idle too long. Don't run it ivry
hour at the top iv it's shpeed, but
firm day to day give it little
gintle exercise to kape it supple
an hearty, an in due time ye may
in]ye it.-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
Good Maxims To Follow.

l. Rely upon your own ener.
gies, and do not wait for, or de-
pend on other people.
2. Cling with all your might to
your own highest ideals, and do
not be led astray by such vulgar
aims as wealth, position, popular
ity. Be yourself.
8. Your wealth consists in what
you are, and not in what you have.
What you are will show in what
you do.
I 4. Never fret, repine or envy
DO not make yourself unhappy by
comparing your circumstances with
those of more fortunate people;
but make the most of the oppor-
tunities you have:
5. Associate with the noblest
people you can find; read the best
books; live with the mighty. But
learn to be happy alone.
6. Do not believe that all great
ness and heroism are in the past.
Learn to discover princes, prophets,
heroes and saints among the peo-
pie about you. Be assured they
are there.-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

the Dooblin Standard wild the &C.
count in full.
I big to presint synopsis re-
production: "Much apprehension
caused be late case that devil
oped itsilf raycintly. Graftln'
av dawgs pilt on mans hid is fol-
lied be canine blud predomynatin'
all over his systim." Last tragedy
cultivated whin he bit his wife
an siveral pedestrians in the shad-
ow av a police patrol.
The narrytive whit on to say that
he Expired under a skillfull doc
theirs care. This shows that all
businiss professions are susceptible
to failure, ESPECIALLY midycal an
political vans. Yis, but to fail
scientifically an yit succA1e
financially that, me friends, is
graft.
To how an to hould an hang on
to whin the ivydince is corrobor-
alive, requires plinty av equanim-
ity, contimpt av the coort in GIN
eral, accompanied be sarcastic
answers to laygal QUESTIONS. This
has been accomplished befoor an
will be agin as long as the defind-
int is a large calibre CRATER wild
plinty av surplus divydinds be.
hind him. E. E. 81.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
Patriotism.

| Evans was mdkluS Cu0 Sduo pas
sage, with his squadron, at the
rate of twelve knots, two of his
vessels ran aground, and a third
one collided with one of those al
ready aground.
Now such comment might be
humiliating, but is it not better
for the public to know these
things in time of peace, than to
have them develop when engaged
in actual battle? We certainly
cannot accuse the Independent
of lack of patriotism.
As matter of fact patriots are
usually like the Irishman-against
the government. The revolution.
lists of France were patriots. The
soldiers of the Southern Confed-
eracy were patriots. President
Castro was a patriot until he be-
came president, and now there are
patriots who are trying to GUST
Castro and his government. South
America is full of patriots, all of
whom have an eye on the presi-
dental chair, or the patronage
thereof.
Patriotism is expressed in many
different ways. Some are SO earn
est that they enlist in the army or
the navy, with the determination,
if opportunity offers, to fight and,
if necessary, yield up their lives
for the sake of their beloved coun-
try. Some devote their lives to
politics, with the earnest intention
of doing all in their power for the
advancement of the people. 9th
ers consider politics immoral, and
spend their lives in legal robbery,
accommodating millions, and donat-
ing thousands to the endowment
funds of colleges, libraries, etc.
Is John D. Rockefeller patriot?
Well he ought to love his country
if any man should. But he GER
tainly doesn't show it. Some men
point to the fall of the Roman
Empire as proof that Great
Britain's power Is crumbling.
Others, when opportunity offers,
relate with much gusto, that hoary,
be-whiskered, but annihilating-
can story. That, of course, settles
the question.
[ have endeavored to bring you
to the conclusion, that it is not the
long-winded spellbinder, prating
of the glories of the republic, who
is the real patriot, but the man
who criticises, points out errors,
ridicules if necessary, in order to
make people realize the exigencies
of the situation. We have many
examples. Take the controversy
regarding the sanitary conditions
at the Panama Canal, for instance.
Commissions have gone to the
isthmus, spent few days under
the guidance and protection of the
officials down there, and have come
back with glowing accounts of the
conditions and prospects. On the
other hand, Mr.. Poultney Bige-
low, newspaper correspondent,
goes to Colon and spends weeks
among the actual laborers, the peo-
pie who are bearing the brunt of
the undertaking. And what a
different report he makes. He
goes after Mr.. Taft and the other
officials in no uncertain terms, but
we have reason to believe that he
speaks the truth. And is he un.
patriotic? Not according to my
way of thinking.
I am led to conclude that there
are two kinds of patr1otism-the
! sentimental and the energetic
, Sentimental ,oatriofisnn Ia thaj