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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-07-13

UanliIl4.3 Tor 9our'y SlrcrintenAe ent.
| wish to announce myself as q can
didate for. the nomination OF county
superintendent OF schools, subject to
the action OF the republican county
convention, and respectfully aslz for
the support anaassist4uceo of the voters
of the county, promising earnest and
faithful service i'll behalf of the schools
OF Fall River county
IgaNE q. FEeGusoN.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-07-13
NiIlplovs to beaa et.

-ihisswiiiit iiitpIoye to bea etana Shiag:
.lql*sht 3leS,sa!i5y Earmsr il the*asts.:
s;ssrn 'ortion Of the sta,Se evil . 3Sf As5eaasi
5sr.'5 of3t NffsseifsncSssf axeltys'
siye gram raising are nov becoming
independent through their dairy cows.
And u is most important Chat good
grade of cows be secured 1t is Just
as easy end cheap to keep the best
dairy Gov a il is 10 keep : poor one.
Hot iags may also congratulate
itself une citing this enterprise and
should tend every assistance and en-
couragemeat to Mr uorras in pro
noting The o.eamery.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-07-13
AT THE SKATING RlNt

Dance Tuesday and Friday evenings;
open every afternoon and other even-
ings for skating,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1906-07-13

DIR. W. E. TRAER,
Lock Box S5. Hot Springs, s. D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Stcacmgcindc.


Sin iunger beiilhcr Wianlt, Der enalifd)eu
Spradbc mubiia, iudi Stelle In cinert Heltulls
rant; quite Jtc1ercn5en. 9iad5utru1ct in Jir.
i2i, &cit'Gratts Straic. (262)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
srieibcfSroernns nadl benz gnslauS.

w. oNhN <thplHhos
Sic altsldnoiid)e Eolt iiir Die ant
%. September enbelpOc gSodc idliebt
in allen SGllcn piinftIiN i'm Snnp..
Yiircolt nie fol9t:
Gte Eadet Eult lit t19li6 bon 8
llbr Morgens bis 8 llbr NabmittagS
ofielt, allsgcllommcn Sonntogs.
Die Eadct,Yoit nod Scutihlono
iblieBt nm 3 llbr Nod)mittags ont
II. uno 10. Sept, nod WroBbriton.
niell ulH Srlano GienltasS unO 6rei'
tags 5 llbr Had)lnittags.
Sanpier iobrcn BON Helu : Yorf
ab, ipeltn nidt anoerlueitig al1gcgc.
ben.
Grams ItIontiifeY It.
Wittmof - 6 llbr Abcnbs, fiirGu.
rppa, per Gumpicr nGcutidlono."
pia Nlpnloufb, GbcrbolrG uno Sam.
burg; 10 llbr NlbcnoS, iiir europa,
per Tampicr nSa Solroine," pio
SABRE QSolt fir @roBbritannicn II.
Srlono muB per Gun1picr n2a Sou.
roine" abreiiirt icin).
Sreitng - 6 llbr Ibcnos, fir ST.
lono, per Gompicr ~Gtruria." pia
Gucenstolun Woit fir anSere Sbcile
Gllropa's miiB per Gompier nGtru.
ria" aoreiiirt iein); Z llbr abenbs,
fir europa, per Gampicr uNGu'
Yorf", pio Elpmolltb Ii. Gbcrbourg.
Soft iir 9 ii .. unb Central
Imerifa, @eit SnOien
II. !. ~.
Wittwod - 10 llbr gbenos, fir
Gubo, Wlicnton unb Gompede. per
Gompfer .Gspcran5o;" fir Die Sec.
lparb. mo @inbmarb : Snieln i,no
Guiana, per Gompier rYarimo;"
fir Somnicn. per Enmpicr bon Ebi-
looclpbio.
Gpnncritog - 10 llbr Nberbs, fir
Central . Imcrifn, Colombia, ao'
nal. Gone unb Sin . Taciiic.SGfell,
per Gompier pia Colon; iiir 9oba.
mas, per Gornpicr r9ltcaton," pin
Naliuu; fir gucatan ilno Gumpcd)c,
per Ganpier nGuggrp."
6rcitag - 10 llbr abenbs. fir
Curacao, Senc5licla uno Colombia,
per Gampicr v3ulio;" fir TortoGi,
co, per Gampfcr rGoamn" pio Suu
Suon; fir Sorture SslonO unb Sa.
moico, per Gompfer Siberia"
Epit fir Mclfunblonb, pio Noro.
Sponep, utO fir Miquclon, pia On.
ltor, ihlicBt bier tdglid 3 llbr Nad,.
mittagS; fir Cuba, pin Campo, I
llbr gta6nnittagS tGgIih; fir Gotta
Sico, SonouroS (oitlide aiiIte), Mi.
cafoglla (oitlide &iilte) uno @llatc.
malo, pin Neip Orleans, t1glid 10
llbr gbenbs; fir Wcrico, taglid mn
9 llbr Nodmittags unb 10 llbr ocS
Mben0S.
~ Srans. Yncific.B o It.
Spnntag - 10 l(br gbcnbs, fir
Soipnii, Sopar, aoreo, China mo
Die Tbilippinen, pia San 8ron5isco.
Eoit iiir Heuieelanb, guitralicn,
Nteu : Golebonien, Samod, Sapoii,
uiro Sill Snieln, pia San 0ran.
CISCO, idlicbt bier t1glid Inn 10
llbr Abcnos bis 5ltnt 80. September.
Gle Srons.Yucific-Yoit miro tag.
lid no6 ben gbgangsbGfen abge-
iai,ot urO lift Die Belt OerS tliebung
10 eingerid)tet, OaB Tie Bel inilnter.
brofenem lleberlanG- Sransportc
red)t5citig eintriift.
". Sail Sarris,
m,s,,,Sto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Stcucqcium:

Stclc9clum:
Sin Wiaihiten.S hlpner lIub eit Meiaubrcber
tudbt Siele. 9iad5uIrugen in VI. 100, Sutu ion.
Strahc, Yseuit -ISuint. (262)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Veriangt:


Vertnhaf.
@rf1brere NrbeiterinneIiN iino 2cbrlinae an
4apier.S dad)tcln; fcriter fleine Widbten nlS
SeIier. Na66ufraaen bel Is. Z. saniur 4 So,
Vr. POI, @citsG ambcnsStr. t2G1--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Sin nutpepedter SuiiNc bon ~lngefibr Is
Subren, nm 8iuei Hteroe ill ~beiorgcn mo iib
INT Iilgemeinen niipllb III mad)ct. giad8uiras
ge1t jluifd)cr l mo , llpr giaubiuitiapS III Gr.
S2S, Hpro.E britcr. StraIc. (26t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
gcrlanat Tramem mnS NGSden:

@eriangt:
Gin b~eutidbes D,dodell ais aodi1 ino ttir
bic auaeieine 9ausdr6eit in chem apartment;
fein 9Baidbct uno Viigeln. ltud5nlraael III w.
z ", Yreituu Npartnteut, Yreitpft.S trane NM
(Suj liurS .9turuuc. (262-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

waits. = Sllflibr IL, 1853 Vu'
idcl; 8erianot Don Den glepatoren
2S,t76 9nihel; @lepatoren. Yorrotb
1896 9uidel. Ycrfduie: I Wag.
gon gel6er 81 561a, 1 90 90. 5u 561a,
5000 9uidel Spot 81 "a. 1 Waggon
gclber 81 81. 10000 Sftober 5it
1924. 10000 Sabr Su 1914, 10000
Sftober 81 53, 1 Woe9on gelber 81
1914, 3 DO. Nr. 3 meiBer Spot 81
5412. I 90. Steamer peiBer Spot
III 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
3u O%crfamfcn:

Sas 2.Itodige gdbaus GER. t02,
Morb, gtorb-M ontfprO- apcnue, emf.
baltenb ieds 3immer uno 0aoe5im-
mer; @rinoitiif 14.S BET 70 SUB;
@rnno5ins 1926 pro 6rontfuB. Nad)-
5~ufragen bel 6. s. Gallagher, 0r.
24O7, TairmDnnt-Nucnme. Q46-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Sene neren mo6crnen aueiftodieeu Sdufer an
Der 9iorbsGurlebs Sfrate, 5ipif6en Der Jair.
fIonittsIbenlie nnb Satellites trabe: eemcnitrte
Seller. 2rotfoire nn6 @6fe: enIaiutrte Babe,
StrdbenpfIafter aus peraInften 3ieeeIfteinen.
Mb5lasfnnul , Serbinonna. Eequenie 3erfaufS.
Weotngntt9en. Grcis 5000. 90. @rino3ins $50
eois.
maites E. HeRpbal, an oort unb eieae.
Gull ,2Ulfe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Satcr. = 3nfubr 10,367 Vu.
id,el; aus Den eleputoren juriidge5o.
gen 1891 guid)el; glepotoren.8or
ROTH 332,0t3 guihel. 8erfGuie: 1
@aagon 9tr. . weiBer su 81, 1 DO.
9tr. 3 pciBer III 36, I DO. Nr. 4 mel.
fer 5ii 33H, $500 9uihcl Or. 3 mei-
Der 81 35R, I @a9gon 90. 5n 80. 1
90. Nr. = sclniihter SIT 35H, 3 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Wbam Ruspis M.lauraut.

SIR. 1i0i, Observation-Disclosures
Scr .gtprhot SHmerplbceiioer YaubereIR
bon 8a'tlniore" b%eriamlusIt flo bier ie.
ben Oipiitaa. - tSepree 9rebm & Cons
Bier ON 8apt mad beutf6er art brett
bonn Sdb. ~ II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
NsrtaHat:
Serfangt:

YIN Nelter In cinem Serrcn'4Ieiber shetni
ainassSefdjdif: elmer, Der minia gum 2erueI
III. Nataufragcn in 0r. $50. Ioro'8aN'S Ctr
(261-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Inftions- InSciacn.
SaS. &. Rnncll. MrnnNrtacutDunt.
Mufftutt & sIrrfnuS

Sic fuertboohe ~u.tIet ntLl 3pbnbaus DIR.
Nurncritaa. ocn 20 ScntCmhcr 1000. 3 llbr
glntbrnittagS. 9anplub tG bel 10 Sub. @runbs
AIMS s4u.vu. S~uitrn. III -u6ulNtu Sicuclllris
1terne5 lSpbnbuu3 tlo Nddcrci. Glen In tas
beupicm 3uiiuloe, Seltelc GjclcNclbcit lit
eliIell D6binll tpel uocr polMlhcH luucr.
acknowledgements H'dur = "nfit 500.
9attiiun & @abau,
(251,5.S,63) NuilUnniuren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
9amtsa sus SUaETasptspa.
Nber's .@SeimriR.Snne."

V"t UH1, HHu 'NutHHF VuHtuH.
WtarbInnos1eiepbun 81 st.
Suuptaiartier bcs @efaHeoereins ,GbeI.
ipeib," n9anicn'Sereins ocS GheIipeiB,"
nGaIiionsGpnflaps Er. 446, 5. 8. s.
.OrientalsSii triftS UT. 1853, 3. u.s8.," II.
n9dni0n Spar. n.8ergitiiguiiessNereiitS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Nlte Teberbetten.

Nlte G~eberbetten. :
Wnrftprets pirb besabIt fir aIie Hebertetfen
nlio nrttHs Wabngoues aeoheI. etnbet &oftfurte
an bic
,,Gslsntaf Nntisne &C., Er. Cf3, Nsst.0utan.
9trake.
3eIepbpn: UT. Serfion 2O4S. gqe NffteIuu.
Gen prompt aussefibrt. GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Baltimore Warftbcridtc.

9alti more, 49, September 1906.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 1898 Safer,
einidlieblid) - 6diicr 5u Socnit'
Eoint nno 1850 SGiier 81 Canton.
&iiltenpcrionbt - SGIier. Die 9toti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Su %pertauiru.

Sn oertnufcn:
Sur $f45O INT cues lener Gut ~gebauicu,
nereil 5iuctllrdi9cl 9duier nit muoeriicn SIM
rittutgeil. Seini1nIte idbrliUe ~llnfoiten ilur
$50. .tlr orel p1ulerAtuterie pom A., tuiicrluii,
Mari, au Der Gdlis9luclille, 5luildel Numbarbs
iino YrutisSfdb 9t9blmlotupn. aleine liuurs
In8abIulU, GrlinSnlietDcn 81 uerfuulen.
Sol, Y, &bite,
(Iugl2I&S,1W uD Valiulterllebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Seurs G. a,etu's Set,auraut.

SeNfu U. &tetu Weltuhfdutt
Pr. 2tG, Glce., nabe Sp!uaro.straAe.
SCr5ilali6e 2Seine. Spirihlp,en u. tlnions
@i5Grren. NelteS Bier AM 8apf. Hunfh
fit 0etbdftSlepte bon 1870 @Orut. bis
9 llbr stabnittaeS. 1eIspbon q. 6 v.
- Wt. GeruDn 300S VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Sebr frlihtbare Sclniifciarm bon 100 Idern
III Curtis NaD: febr heqitem fir Stdot gele9eIt.
Siiui8epn slder in GrobeereIr. Gbcniucuer Fddb.
fer mu5 genileeiiben 5bierbeiiuuo NH gder9e'
rdt9e bciitcn, nm Die Jarm gebori9 bcarbcitet
5u fonreil. Dtiiti quite Hefercn5ct bnbcil.
Ytcrrc Is, Tngan a. Tcpbr,p,
(25S-6I) 16 Git.2ertnatun.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
WerIanlt:

eiue seutlhc Srull ais 0uisbdIterin in ci
mem Mellunruui; inli( Der Nilbc lllelli optliepcl
ionneu. Dian n%orciiire: ID. D." Sentlfe
Gurrcippnbeiit. N-o=)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
4. 9paIn'A Hieftarrant.

g. Spatns HetfGErnuf,
Rr. 923, NSrb.e bea-, Gde Antbpnb.et
YerfamrIinGslcfaI 6eS ~antoIia $ Con-
f fiafts ST. s.. S 49,, , z; s Hl Hifafs"I ~.
1903. 8. NIB" unb rSiitriit5 gr. SO,
3. u.s8." Sdle an 8ereine an bermte'
tbeIt. Setnite @iere, Meine uuo anbere
1etriinfe. IeIepbon: @. & g. 1Bolfe 500 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Eerlaagt I'M Augemcincn.
SeutInes Observation-Disclosures

ScntiheS Nrbetts.s2 DIT itun s.Siireau,
Nr. 219, itosSbarpsSiruBe, inter Der Muiii6t
pcuiibe ,Sailoluerler, sirbeiter iinb Gieniibpien
81 beibiftigen wiinihell, ipoIen lid perf6nIib
poer III fralfirten grIefen al ben Maellten Der
@efeltbnft,. Subaun .. Nteger, Wr. 219, Glib.
sbarp.Strake, %ipenocn, pelter unenigeltlih
elnstlnlt ertpeilen ipiro. S~pretitunben bon
I bis 3 ubr. GSdT2S, 1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
8altimorc's crfabrcnlter Wcrucns
Spc,ialiit.

@rpbartiac GriclGe hiird bic moberne ptps
tolu9iffc YcbunoluuiGSiueife. perbuioen nit
bcr Nnluenollln ocr bcftell Observation-Disclosures
Ilierifiung. In Der Staot cr5ielt.
W,ui gcbe bic Suifmulg ridt nuf. che man
Mot Sr. Nathan 0crntan cwpmfuliirt bat. SUITS
ocrte bon ~friibcrcn 4Sutienicl be8eieen germ
teiie HeiftunBaiibtGfeit. 90 taat 8. y. Serr
y. y. Sinpnt, Ar. llg0. g8ooblcDs Strobc:
bon mcinen Gcioen; Or. 0crnalt furirtc mid
ppnfpmmen in flint gsodelt."
Serr Salnee GurrD, gir.1S31, 9atterfon'9lpe.,
fact:
~gcrettet; ale aroereit sler5ie, bic berfldten,
mir III bcIfen. bclniIhten iib iimfonft."
MuBeroem iuriric Or. Serltut nod bieIe gfi.
bere. baruntcr nuN Gr. aueuit G6ihiot, gtr.
112, Goiiuabs StrHbe.
ssarlm ioatc CT 5bner rint e~benfauS bel.
fpu2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
eamipt,e ,,0iAentrana.Saae,"

/ 6dc 3. nnbr @phDb.straae.
! Soitptaud ritter bcS .y8Gbern Nr. '.nt. .Ner.
j ems" ,Gi6eniran5 , Sumcn : &ereinS,"
! .Gantcn Sinnlerlu. Mau, II. QeiboereiiH."
! n0emtfde 8cmitbIi6feit. uno mSetpers
! GpnfIabe gr. AIS, S. .. 81 Srifhe8
! Bier III ieoer Seit. - Is, & Y. IeIepbon:
I gBuIfe 1923 8.
\ Ghrtng'S Canton 3teberfran3-Sane,"
I 9Rameff.Gde 3. ctr. u. Gatt.Mpe., GaWtsa
! Sauptouartier hes ,@antons2ieberfranB@.
! SinGFtunoe iebeu Wfittipnd elbeno. Ser
, 9amel.sierein berfamnielt flo ieben Diem
I ftag Mbenb. .Rational. syt.r am Sapt.
J &befapeufe'9elep bo - NoIic 1453 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

VttIuHUt.
Gin iltIlgcr Wtunll pocr elm oeliti6eS WPaos
den tit NulSarbelt uIt6 In Der Siil6e lnii3liz
belten. yiub5ufrnBell in Tr. 612, Git.aombaro.
Straic. (26l-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Spbn Sran5's pSadrr.eerbtrse,"

Yr. 80, Sarrilon', i0bc NcrInDtDn.Str.
Geo. @iiniber, IT., NruitsGo.5 Nier AM
Sapf. gSarmer Slltfh non ~ bis 1 llbr
9iucb miitaae. Muc ocutihen Nndcr iiIo
Yclu6e cit9elGoeu. y. & B.s2eIes
pbpfi - Gt. Yuitl 1852 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Safub 9iicf' Charlottesville"
rhufi ,(Sdr MN Antu. uuh lnrrrft. Str

S%alpiaiartier oca @ciniigucretnS n9icIo'
bic" SilinItllloct ieeelI Sonncr'tug Nbo.
sSerid ;nrlIuni1cH 6ce Centennial WiebBcr'
Hcrcins" icncn .. nno 4. GicnftaB I'M
WiOlat. GeIcpbnit e. q V. MOIic lI6GN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Berlunat:

Wtutrp'ct ino Sei6er, mn nab Snplullo iilo
SulnTo gu aebef; $50 pro Wipliut. ytutD dil ADS
Gen bel 1ettg Yclets, ssr. HOO 'pnnbefl.Str.
sgenits yuint. (sluplU ,3Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
@erlamet MGnncr nnb &naben:

Gcrlangt:
Ornamental nto architectural Sron Sittere,
fopie Siftere. SirtlberS uno .eilelcurc iir
Srot6es Irbett. gtGd6ulraaeit I'M Simmer Sl2,
eGnitapic SuttottB. (250-G5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
3m pcrpadtcn:
gu pcrfuufen:
Nudcrei itno CONFECTIONERY, Ode Slintun. auo
Ttnpn' StraRe, Sigblanotpiun. (2G2-3)


Sn Octfaufch:
Sine cute Sdubnad der 9Seriitdttc nit Wia-
fhlrte, YetlieIl uno alem Ilbtbigcn Snlbiuerf3s
ieug 1T iotort bili9 5u ocrfduicit, in QUEER
Nu6bdrfb1tt i'm Gpunip, init 81 Atictbe mo-.
nntlid. gtab5niraacn in Der Sfiirc ocS rTcut.
idlen Surrcippuocntcu". (262-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

3. n. H~dermann'8 pale,
Rurort.GsSs YppgB- unb Sar1ltue.Sifahs.
Sdupt0itoriicr oeS BaleritsaRnnncrdtorS"
ercifssNcvurnmluugen ifoen Sonnerttdg
stbeno stciis MiiaIte6er .piItonnleH.
Nor5iiali1es @,icr Der .stuiionGl.9raues
Iet" nm Sdpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

YerIangt:

3fpci Mldbten, boS cine ais sbdin uro bus
anSerc ais SuiSmdodlcn; lcin gSafde1 ltilo
9iigein; outer Gubu. 9iad3ufrugcn in Nr. 2422,
tuiap .@iacr. t260-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
gu pcrmietben.
An ucrmictIcu

81 ucrmictbeu:
&ier .3imnlcr aui Dem criieii 5lur in gtoros
oit=1uliimore all cir Sbepuur ubHc ainoer.
Diun %uoreiiire: r3. s." ,Ieutidcr Gorrcipun,
bent" Jictercn8er crfuroerlih. Q6l-3)
gu ucrmtctten:
S6one rt0bIirte 3tntrrcr, nit ooer ubne Soft.
an Scrren. yiadb3utra0en in Nr. 429, Surreit.
Strahc, Srlair.Yiarft. (254-6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
il ~


9unteii, nm on allen 1beiIen bon ~SaiiIts
Ieb" Serreen al %arbeitel; SaInftnas baIber
aag. gfadbanfruaen bel q. 9ipientelo & Co.,
Canton 9peig, Gbeiapcafe. unb p'Spnuea.e ctr.
(210-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Rr. 8 meiBer 81 35A, 2 90. Nr. 2
lueiBer 81 361@.
Scittiae SbluBrate:

gertduic ouf ser bieiisen gifeften-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Wt ) IT. TUTIUT IIIO VH'
idel; 8erionot BON Den Glepotoren
39,l71 9uitel; @leuatorcn.Sorratb
9t3,SSS 9uidcl. TerfGuie: 1000
9uihcl Spot 81 70, 1 @aggon Nr. 2
rotber peitlider Spot 81 70, 5000
0llld)cl 90. 81 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
3crIannt:

Scrlan1t:
9amen, nm an allen 3bciIen bon .SauIts
teb" Semben an %arbeitet: grbeiisitunben bon
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-25
YOUNG F|MANC|ER
GETS TR|PPED
EARLY IN LIFE

Had John Corcoran Incorporated him
self as a company with a high sounding
title, maybe he could have dehed the
court and escaped sentence. The evidence
against him shows that he has qualities
which, If he develops them, may place
him in the ranks of high finance and
mayhap in the l.. S. senate.
John Is but 12 years old; but the other
day he made transaction" that show
ed cleverness. He espied junk dealers
wagon on the street and saw an oppor-
tunity, and there from did steal some
metal scrap which later he sold to anoth-
er Junkman: and then he attempted to
steal the same junk from the man TO
whom he had but just sold IL. The metal
was valued at 60 cents.
His further operations were suspended
when he was arrested on .Atwells ave-
nue. by Detective Mcguire; and !. the ju-
venile court this morning he was fined s..
The junk dealer from whom he stole
the metal was named Easy Levrichal.
Possibly the boy knew the junk dealer 5
first name.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-25
Terrorists Invade Residence
of Stolypin
One Of Them RuIs instrument Of Death Into The Crowd As
S0mbIed There and Terrible Loss Of Life Results Premier
Himself Escapes, But Tive Of His Oh dn Are Dangerously
Wounded Fremen Whs Were Called 10 Quench Flames
Found Shocking Scene Of Destruction Msn Who Hurled
Bomb Was Himself Killed.

is said TO have had both her legs
broken and the premier's three-y year
old son was severely wounded
Firemen who arrived on the scene
Immediately after the explosion found
horrible scene. Many lacerated
corpses and a large number OF wounded
and mutilated persons were lying
around the spot where the bomb eX-
ploded. About so persons were killed
or wounded
Among those killed was Gen. Zamea-
tin. who during the war with Japan
was chief OF communications.
The two revolutionists who remained
i'm the coach were severely wounded by
the explosion of the bomb.
SPY CAUGHT AND HANGED.
Tver. Russia. Aug. 25-A government
spy was captured and hanged yesterday
In the neighboring woods. where peasants
and workmen were holding meeting.
CAPTAIN AND TWO POLICEMEN
KILLED.
Berlin. Aug. 25.--A dispatch from Kat
towitz. Prussian Silesia. announces that
a bomb was thrown at Bendzn. Russian
Poland today killing Police Captain
Jakubik and two policemen. Jakubik
commanded a patrol which on Monday
killed a Jew. The explosion destroyed
the district police office. A detachment
OF cossacks. which was attracted to the
scene. fired several volleys and wounded
a number OF passersby.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-25

tic I'm approval OF the adoption of the
phonetic form OF spelling, and said
Il have approved this system ever since
l started here in Providence, and have TO
certain extent adopted the practice In
my school for the past five years
Il have not met with the cooperation OF
business men, however, and consequently
my efforts have not avaied much.
The Pathological society sent me a list
OF words, such as 1nclosed for enclosed
and ar for are; and had my students
adopt them. When they entered the busi-
ness world, however. they met with such
rebuffs that they had to discontinue there
use.
I'm one particular case, a business man
collected his letters for week, and had
the stenographer go through the list or
der to find the word enclosed spelled in
closed MOI one instance was found: and
the stenosrapher was informed that She
must conform to the current method,
rather than to any hobby of mine
Now that the system has received the
sanction OF such a distinguished scholar
as the president, i will teach it exclusive
ly In my school. 1t will benefit stenogra-
piers greatly as with the use OF fewer
letters they will be able to transcribe
more rapidly; and II will also have like
result with the typist'
II. II. CnlluS OF the OnlldS business coll
lege, when interviewed on the matter,
said:
Personally, l approved of the SYSTEM
but l will not teach II in our school until
IL has been adopted universally.
Il can see where IL would be of great
benefit to typists and TO poor spellers
but l hardly could encourage our pupils
To adopt IL until the stamp OF approval
OF business men has been placed upon IL.
Ii would be Of little value for me to insist
upon this system from my pupils unless
they were permitted to use IL by their
future employers"
Principal Stowel OF the Bryant and
Stratton Business college thought the
matter worthy OF attention. but did not
see that he could follow President Roose-
velt's ideas in the school until its prac-
tice should become more general
II stand for progress" he said, "and
If this movement is for the good OF the
business world, / am in hearty accord;
but It's practical advantages must be
made evident before / can adopt II in our
school
1t seems to me that. with the endorse
ment of President Roosevelt, the new
system may gain a firm foothold; and
the test OF experierSe from now on will
naturally prove whether IL can be ad-
vantageously adopted in business life"