davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

uin., ufm. Sreifinftel Der Bantnotl
niinen 5uIammen9eItellt meroen, ebe fl
| ee9en ibren 8olmert einqel0lt miro
lit es tDeniger, ipiro nur Der babe Wert
ausge5ablt, irgeno Elm 9eringerer 5eil
als 2l5 Der gantnote fam nibt tuieber
eriebt tueroen, auber Der Beneis mirn
erbra1t, oaB Der Reit 5crlf0rt tpurbe.
Ger 6iibTer, Der uns CUR Nbteiluno
fiibrte, in pslber Die eineelDIten Bant=
noten, nie oben bereits ermdbnt, in
&eheln bon gbemitnlien serfrefen mere
ben, teilte uns NIT, oaB idolid i'm
Durhi1nitt etmn ] WilIiDn Banfnoten
JeriiOrt werben. Sc Elm S4Iilfel su
ben 9eiieln lit i'm Befib bon oem Shnb=
amtsietretdr, benz S6abmeifter uno
oem ,gomptroller Of @urren3p." Bon
Der 3u 8rsi 3erit6rten unb Tpdter bart
bart gepreBten papiermaiIs perben al
lerlei Spupenirs geformt, Die bertauft
Der0en. Der S6reiber oieier 3eilen
hdtte Iih Elm iolhes Soubenir geiihert,
allein erIt turs porber batten mir Die
Rleinigteit bon $50, 900. 600 in ie
$40, 900 Silber 6ertifitaten nobler
gSeiIe Dem. @lert suriif9egeben, uno
oarum 0aben mir un5 nit FOLDER Glei=
ni9teit, tpie e,nem Soupenir niht ab.
Die gr6bte Summe, mel6e iemals in
IOlden 6sHeln 3erlt6rt puroe. betrdet
Isl WilIionen Dollars, Die am q.
SUM 1894 an sinem Gage Serlt6rt tpur=
Der.
gbe mir oieIen Brief fdlieben, lenten
mir Die Qufmertiamteit unlerer 2eler
nod auf Die rieiengrOBen ngaults.
8as erIte @etpolbe i'm @roeei6oB ent=
bdlt Silberoolars, oas Smeite auBers
Dem nod fleinere Naiinse uno Sob.
8as III oieIsm genDlbe oerpabrte 8Olo
lit fir oeH Diitritt gDlumbia beltimmt.
Die Jog. @oloreierne beiinoet Ii1 i'm
unterihaBamt uno, Inn ben greoit Der
Der. Staatsn aufredt 81 baltsn, mus
bic 8Ol0reierOe minoeIiens 100 Diillio.
nen in @oIo entbalten. Bei ieoem
AominiItratiOnsmehlel uno Der @rnen=
nung zines neuen 6inansminiiters mub
oas in ben DerIhieoenen 9eip6lben
rubenoe @elo pon einem 35er Gomite
nad9e3dblt psroen. cine 2sbeit, pel9e
ettpa orei Wionate oauert. gtatiirIih
Iinn bic oentbar beiten uno mooernIten
S4uBmaBregeln ge9en 9iebe Ooer giu=
BREEDER getroffen uno ieoer 0eriuh
niiroe i'm Gu cine tleine Armee, pom
einfaden Si1eiheitsn1nter bis gum
FinanSmiHiiter binauf alarmiren. sir
bieisn 3pef iino 68 betpaffnete @dbter
angeitsat, ale friibere 9tngefelte in Der
8unoesflptte, Die in or.i Shihten ein=
geteilt, 5ae unb 9laht g8ahs balien
miihen. Sin Qlarmapparat fiibrt aus
Beroem Sua Sort Wper uno su9leib
gum 4rienal. gpli3ei, 2lrtillerie uno
2apnlerie mdren fan i'm Sanoumoreben
'sur Stelle. Der gapitdn Der Wade
tOnrte i'm glu 900 Wtann nlarmiren.
Gas SbaBamt ipttO um 4 llbr ges
i1loiien unp nm 6 llbr 1T giiemano
mebr i'm @ebduoe, nit 9lusnabme Der
@a6e, oes 6indnSminiiters un0 0es
6amptelerts.
Sn unierm nd6Iien BrieIe fiibren
mir unIere 9eIer mad Dtt. gernon. oem
8egrdbnisplaB BON 8eOr9e gBaihing-
ton. 8.
(5SorfIekiirn fnInt
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01
stanleu Goumtp.

Qeslie. Die 8iebSahter in oieier
@eaeno baben beidlOnen, Prdmien fur
qraue 0DlIe aussuieben, Die innerbalb
oes SiItrictes swiIhen 6aroin9rope i'm
@eiten. Dem WorpbioitefuHe i'm Often
II. Der Wanerldeioe oes Baofluhes i'm
Suoen erlegt perben. sic meroen eint
8eiiteuer BON 5 @snts fiir jeoes Stiif
8ieh erbeben uno bon Dem 10 erbalte=
nen @eloe fir alte g86lie $3.50. fir
iunoe s5 als 8rdmie Sablen. Die ttrs
Iahe oieies @ntfdluhes lit Der srpBe
56aoen, ben bic 9rauen @Olfe in
oieier 6eaeno unter oem Sun9oieb
anaeri1tet haben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

5airfar. Die eriie Sanobrieftrds
aerrDute BON bier aus iii ausgeIeat
tporoen. Der YDltmell.er eshielt bic
9eahriht, oob Der nsue aoittrd9er am
|. Wlai nit leiner Nrbeit besinnen
miro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01
Aus oem Staate.

unIer Staats 2anooepartement in
9ierre bat ben g8ert oes Shuaanoes
b0ber eingsiddBt. Sir bic oiesiabri=
gen 8ertdufe lit in 9ano GOuntD Der
Yreis BON s15 bis $50 per older ange=
ieBt uno in Deuel. Gountp BON s18 bis
$3.50. Die qreile fir Sbulanb lino
fOrtndbreno am Steigea unD Settio-
nen, Die Dor menisen Sabren fir IS
bis SO per 9lfer pertauft purben,
brin9en iebt ooppelte bis Dierfade
preiie. Geuelerl9 fam man iein, uels
DE PreiIe oas S9alano in Utinnebaba
@ountp bringen piro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Sine intereRante Statiitit bat Der
Setretdr oss @ei6ibtsoepartemsnts in
pierre, Doane 6pbinion, Sueleih 8er=
faier Der 8eIhihte oes Staates Suiam=
mengehelt. Der @enIus BON 1905
eraiebt fir ben Staat 455, 185 gin=
mobner, alio nur 6 auf bic Guaorat=
meile; oapon Iino 33. AIS Stnuoinapier,
1878 &einsoeutihe, 1856
.0eutid- -Gulien. 80, 1857 lino 6armer.
mir baben nidt gan5 $50, 600 fdul.
pfli1tioe Gineer uno 107, ,053 5timm=
|geber. Bon SO, $50 0eimltdtten fino
81 .288 @igentum Der 8efiBer uno 81 :
483 Ihuloenfrei g4dbreno oas gigen-
tum mebr, ais cine Billion Dollars
betrdet, iinh Steuern I'M 8eiammtbe=
TRACE BON $219, CAT, ,574 auferIe3t.
Die bOnoirte Staatsi6ulo miro oieIes
Snhr getilgt uno Der Stantscreoit III
ausge3eibnet. Der pOm UlihOuri III
snsi 9Ieihs 9dlften qeteilte Staat bat
einen fldheninbalt pon 10000 Gua=
orat=Weilen uno nut 9lusnabme Der
glad Sils (6arnep geat 7.200 SUB
bod, b64te BergbObe) lit Oas 2ano
neilteas gutes 6arm= uno Bei3enlano.
Der jdbrlihe Re9snfoll 6itli4 pom
UtiNouri betrdqt our6lbnittlib q 3Ol,
pDn oenen LIZ 3oa in Den y0a9smOna=
ten fallen. &lima ausse3eiAnet, Bin=
ter meiltens milo. SIN 8urhihnitt
lam oas 8ieb ben gan3en Minter i'm
TSreien peioen. gpdhreno Die 0lineral=
prOoutte $40, 900, 900 i'm Sabre 1905
betrugen, ergaben bic 6armprooutte
sl16, ,686, 25l, Glio nm beinabe 10
Millionen Dollars me6r, als i'm Sabre
1904. Ser Rei6iumsSupa6s betrdgt
S278 per Sopf. llno bod giebt es nod
10 piele 9atoramiioe. Wenn mir erf
elm ginmanberungs Bureau b1tten
0urrab fir Slo 8ntpta
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Wabt Sud ni6t bel ben engliIben
glerts gum 8egenitanoe beg Spottes.
Ser Rnufmann ibdBt oann ben @ert
Der oeuti6en Spra1e uno mus oeutibe
Glerts aniteaen. 9aourh lit Sud uno
@uren Ginoern gebolfen unb, penn tie
stpei Spraden ipreden, Osroienen tie
ooppelt 10 piel.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

ben Grieg, unterftibt bic Mitolieoer BEL
Gauf unb gertauf, uia bic aanouirt=
Ibaft nad ben neueiten @r9ebniHen Der
g8iheni9aft betreiben, miro fir bic
6ebung beg 6armerltnnoes eintreten
uno ben @etreioetrults uno @ombina=
tiOnen Den Rrieg ertldren, um our1
unabbdngioe elepatoren, 8iebfdufer,
ETC., before preiIe fir bic 6armer su
er3ielen, uin. Benn Der 3pef FOLDER
2lrt 1T uuo bleibt, oann fann cine Iol6e
Union nur ie9ensreid nirten uno nuf
bic lnterftiibung Der 6armer rehnen.
@lei6 Der 6armsr.NlianS entftnno be-
fagte Organization i'm Sabre 1902 in
8eras uno iie bat bereits cine NiQiOn
Witglieoer. sgeIanntlih nurbe in
Dtinnehaba SO. ebenfals elm 9fpeig
oieier Organization ins 2eben gerlFen.
Die GARNER tun pobl oaran, oieier
BeDesung aufmertiamteit 3u Idenfeu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Die 6armeror9aniIation madt aud
in Siio Oatota FortiAritte. 9fur
6armer olrFen ibr ar9ebOren. Ger
3med oerielben III manherlei. Sic err
fldrt benz greoits un0 Sppotbetenluhem
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

@er iih ieiner Wutteriprade I6dmt.
lit Elm elenoer 5rspf, Der bon ben 9lme=
tanern uno jeoem anitdnoigen Uten=
iben nit Ge6t nerahtet niro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Wenn Sbr idledt en9liib ipre6t,
bann blamirt Sud niht uno reoet
Cure MutterIpra9e. geipnoers, menn
Sbr in ben @jeihdftsbduiern ettpas
fault, 10 berlan9t einen beuti4en
@lert.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

9ie S6iifslubFOieusS melde i'm
Sendt pailirt tpuroe uno in friiberen
9abren 10 oiel Staub aufpirbelte,
bate Iiber aud iebt mieoer mebr Dis
culIion berausgeforoert, wenn niht DIE
pielermdbnte y5ra9tratenbiuA mare.
Die 0epburn.8ia (im Sinue &opie-
oelts) lift aber merftuilroi9er 98eiie bell
pom @omite einberi1tet morOeH uno
5iaman, Der @egner RoOieDelts, muB
ioqar @epatter ltehen. gu fiiraten II
nur, oab oem @eies elm Mmenoement
I'M Sinne Der in Die gnse getrlebsnsn
@iienbabnen an9eb1n9t miro, melbes
Die 0prlaee praftii9 10 gut wie mir
tungslps MAIDEN wirb. RooIepelt bat
| in 6ielem 6ale nit Ieinem SetD ee-
oroht
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01
Goitolielle Streifltchter

9lmeritanii6e Sufiis! Die Surp, wel-
DE ben eingsltdnoigen @uoahpsSinbes=
unb Strabenrduber gat @roDe in
0maba ireilprad. iollte 9eteert uno se=
Ieoert. uno oann auf9ehGngt meroen.
@ute 8iirger batten lih Der @eidmpre=
nenpflibt ent5O9en uno 0ls oas un'
glaublihe 8eroitt Der Surp betannt
puroe, tlatihte oas 9ablitum aud nod
Beifal. @raoe5u ihmahpoa.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

8unoeslendtor ga 6plette besinnt,
lih ihon inn Senat benerfbar 5u nla=
DIN. go b te. tiir3lib einen 8aubs
plan, um bic Snbianer i'm Snolaner=
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

gBenn bic 2lntla9en qegen bic Beam=
ten Der Wefern FEDERATION Der 8ruben=
leute erlpieien neroen Iollten, 10 baben
oielelbsn ni1t nur Der Sa6e ibrer 8ru=
bencollegen, ionoern Der ganSen glrbei=
terihaft Den 9r6bten S9dDen 3ugefa9t.
8etanntlib berridteE in ben leBten
Snbren in ben Rinen in Colorado lno
Soabo Die ihrsfliblten Qrbeiter=3 3u=
ltdnoe, Der Nloro uno 5otiblaq folgten
unb 8rnbenbeamten uno ielblt Der
friibere @ouDerneur Steunenberq BON
SonbO tuuroen ourd 8omben ums 2e=
ben 8ebraht, elm 3eppt nit gfi6ts
Union Qrbeiteru in Die Guft seiprenet,
uIu. Sept bat Der M6roer oes 6ou=
Oerneurs Elm 8eitdnonis nbgele9t, bo5
angebli9 bic 0eitern federation in elm
ihauoerbaftes MnrocomplDtt pertpidelt.
Der grdioent uno Setretdr oer betr.
glrbeiterorganiiatiOn iino bereits pers
baftet. Quf Die grgebniiie Der unter=
iu4uH9 mirb gans 4merita neusierig
iein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

territorium um Gpblenldnoereien i'm
Werte BON WiilliOnen gu beIteblen, oer=
eiteltuno baourh anQeblih bic Gboctap,
Gtlaboma uno 8olfba9n blpsgeiteat,
ferner bat er cine 8orlage eingebra9t,
nm Die pOlltiihen @ampagne=g geitrdge
gu reguliren. Die Wablcomites mliian
bel Itrenger Strnfe cine genaue lleber=
iiht geben, tpofiir bic 8tloer peripanot
DurOen uno bon mem Iie tamen. gDir
iino neu9ierig, oh oieIe, aud bon Hooie=
0elt betanntlia au9ercgte 8orlage, paI=
iirt, uoer pelhe @jegenliebe Iie i'm
Uiilliondrsclub" finoet. 8enn, menn
lie pailiren Iollte. moran mir iebr 3pei=
feln, mare oas betannte WtttteI, unlieb=
lame @anoioaten nit Dem Dolariad
tOt5uihlagen, tstn 10 probates mebr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

g1ir haben fhon in lvbter 9tummer
auf Elm 8eriht bin9epieien, nonut
bic @iienbabnbrude Der U2iImalltee=
gabn niht bei gbarts iiber ben MiIouri
fii9ren miro, Inn bic ga6nlinie nud)
Der Qacifictiiite fortSnfubren. Qgie es
jsBt beibt, iol Die Bride 6 Weilen
n6rolih BON @barts gebaut Ueroen.
Die chamberlain 8erldngerung iOa
nab Rapio @itp ourh Die glaf Sias
(aber ni1t bur6 8eaomooo uno 2eao)
Fiibren uno i'm Iio6ltl. Mlontana nit
Der gparts gerldngerunq suiammens
ltoBen. 9a0ur6 Udre oeI cine 8abn=
arm 10 pertbou, ME oer anoere fir oas
6OntinentalgeI6dft beiaoter gd6n.
8ieie 4ngaben iin0 natarli6 nit gors
liht aufSune6nen, oa Die Babn ibre
tuabren 4bfhten nod niht befannt
maht. SSnSnlihen i1reiten bic gabns
urbeiten peitlih bon Chamberlain mafer
fort, es miro ioear am Sonntag 9enr=
beitet SIN Qreibp Deroen cine Ntenge
BON 8dbnihienen aelagert uno in Der
oiretten umgegeno genannier Staot iit
cine Ntenge bon anoerm Ba6nmaterial
nuf9ebduft. l40 Meilen linb nod bon
Breibo biz nod oen8lnf Oils 3u bauen
uno ipl ieoe 8a6nmeile bon s35, 600
bis $40, 600 foiten. SIT bic 8nbn nad
ben Blaf Sills ferti9 9eitellt, tperoen
Roble, SOl5, ETC, audi beoeutenO billie
ger peroen miiiien. Dasielbe Gilt BON
Der 8erlin9erung Der gtOrtbneiern
gahn bon gisrre bis nab ben Blaf
0ils.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01
Ginise @ebotc fiir ScntidDe.

Spreht beutIn in Gurer 6aniIie
uno 81 Guren Ginoern!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Saltet ftets Cure Mutteripra1e bod
uno unteritiiBt Cure oeutiae 3eitun9l
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Die Bin bon @Dngrebmanu 8urte,
in Der gidbe bon gierre Elm Sanitarium
fir itminniit6tise Snoianer Der beioen
Datotas 5u erri6ten, 1T BON oem Se=
tretdr fur innere 8unbesan9ele9enbei=
ten uno oem 9noianer. GOmmindr aiinS
ftio einberihtet porben. Die 3mar
maeern @elunbbeitsifatiiiiten seben an,
DaB etma ITO Der Snoianer i'm Staate
an Sdlpinoiu9t leioen. Soil Die Snz
oianerraHe alio niht ausiterben, 10
mare elm Ioldta Sanitarium am PlaBe
8asIelbe Iol $50. 600 tolten, DOOOll
nab oen geitimmun9en Der Bill Die
8unoestaIIe Die Sdifte tra9en UNI Der
3eit aus oem 6Ono fir SiOur Suoianer
entnommen tperoen ioll.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-03-01

Syn iiioDIfIi1sn Ieile oieIes Staates
haben lebte WO6e siuige Wetenfarmer
bereits nit 91iieen uno Der 4usiaat
beeonnen. 3ie meiiten 6armer moaen
aber oieiesS Sabr ansebli6 lpenia &eistn,
onfiir nm 10 mebr GOrn, @erlte, 6afer
ii. a. @etre:oeiprten iden, neil li9 bic
Weisenernte mdbreno Der lebten Sabre
ni6t lonberlib rentirt bat. gSie uns
alte 6armer periidern, mar bas Wei3en-
I1en i'm 6ebruar pdbreno Der piOnier=
ia6re ebenlo bduiig, mie oamals i'm
6o9iommsr Die Seuihrefen sefiirdtet
maren. Sic lagerten manhmal 10 0iht
aui ben gahngeleiien. oaB bic &doer
bes 3uges nidt 8eibung 9enug hatten
uno taum iueiter t0nnten. gele llh bic
3eiten dReern!
The Washington times., 1906-06-26

clothing is cut. with the idea Of i'm
proving the set Of garments and in
Producing into their general appear
ance a more distinctively military ef-
feet, and 10 make samples of the same
from his patterns, but. according to
our established specifications. These
were TO be, and IL is understood, have
been. made in London ana shipped 10
the United States.
Mr.. Winter was 10 send the cOmpiet-
ed samples and patterns to this country
and himself follow in order 70 personally
make ANY explanations to the foreman
cutter at the Philadelphia depot, neces-
saTy TO a complete understanding Of the
patterns and an intelligent application
of them 10 the uses for which designed
This explanation and instruction of the
use of the articles made in London and
shipped here is the only service Mr..
Winter is to perform In this country in
this connection.
1T may be further added that the
samples and patterns are entirely for
uniforms for enlisted men. which are
entirely manufactured under contract,
and in which il is not seen how mer-
chant tailors can have any interest.
Il have written you thus al length in
order that the situation may be fully
understood and to remove from your
mind a misapp-ehensiOn produced by
Very respectfully.
ALBERT SHAW OLIVER
Acting Secretary Of War
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
English Tailor Only
To :" Repise', Army TogS
Acting Secretary of War Explains to Protesting
New Workers the Object of British Military
COStumerS Visit

The War Department, in response 10
the objections by the Merchant Tailors'
Society, of New York. 10 the employ
ment of a London tailor to anglIcize
The American soldiers uniform, has sent
a letter 10 the president of the society,
Harvey A. Patterson. explaining the sit
uation.
G. V. Winter, the tailor who is to put
some spirit in the American soldier
clothes. is due to land today or tomor-
row at New York. and in view Of pos
sible objection to his landing under the
contract labor law. the department s
letter seems TO be the last word on the
subject. The letter. addressed to Mr..
Patterson, Is as follows:
Replying 90 your letter of the goth
instant, protesting against the en-
pioyment of C. V Winter by the
Quartermaster's Department in con-
uection with army uniform work. 1
beg to advise you that the clipping
which you inclose fails to correctly
state the object OF Mr.. Winters en-
ployment. His services were not en-
gagged 10 construct new models for
uniform or to make the slightest
change in them; he is only TO revise
and modify the patterns by which the
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
BONhP ARTE ASKS
THAT PRESIDENT
LET WYNNE GO

The case Of Capt. Robert F. wynne.
II. 8. NJ. c.. was sent to the President
this afternoon by Secretary Bonaparte,
with 'le re ecommendation that he be al
lowe ~ rcsiGn from the service
ca, AIN Wynne was tried by court
Ir:ar ilI '-so weeks ago on charges of
ii SccorIGariOn and was found guilty
II -sH'in = stood the court recommended
he oe srstsse@ from the service
'1ha i'-dtaE, and proceedings of the
ccUtt "e-s reocs-ed at the Navy De-
partnlHSt = week ago. They were first
re'-eWcd hy tbc Judge Advocate Cen
err l. wno tEeE submitted the case to
Secretary EeraHarte for approval. The
Sec.ets.Ey, aitc- carefully considering
the t.issuce anS the circumstances. sur
round s,g the case, has submitted the
MATER % the President for final action
CAPTAIN Wynne is twenty-seven wears
Of age, the son Of Robert J WINNIE
former Postmaster General and now
co.:s'Cl ger eral at London.
He was appointed from civil life from
the Districc of Columbia by Presidene
Mckinley, A second lieutenant In th.-
aIarine Corps six years ago since 1,bScb
time he has seen service in many diff
fereut parts OF the world He distin-
gmshed himself in the Boxer uprisine.
In China and has recently been in COM
mand of the marine guard on the battle
ship Alabama
He refused TO answer the call 20
qaurters of his superior officer This
was the immediate cause of the fnsti-
tuition of the court-martial.
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF'
COLUMBIA, Holding a Probate Court--No-
l5.IlZ. AdministratiOu--Ihis is 10 give notice
that the subscriber. OF the District OF Coluu-
bia. has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia letters Of admin
istratton On the estate Of Floretta = Laporte
late OF the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof le-
Gally authenticated. 10 the subscriber on
or before the 18TH DAY OF JUNE A d
1907 otherwise they may by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand this 18th day OF June 1905.
FRANK 3. LAPORTE. I713 Ist st NV.
Attest: (SeaD WM- C TAYLOR. Deputy
Register o. Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia; Clerk OF the Probate Court VII
TON J. LAMBERT. Attorney. JeIs q. Jy3
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
REALESTATETRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Addition TO Anacostia-Edwin z. Eu-
bank ct ux. TO Robert F. Bradbury, lot
A. square !, so. Robert T. Bradbury ct
ux to Edwin W. Eubank, same property.
$40.
Randle Highlands-United States Real
ty Company TO George B. TIiter, lot 81.
block 10. SO
r street northwest, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets-Thomas
Z. Waggaman ct al, trustees. to Mary
Pilling, executrix. part lot 20, square 154,
5000
Randle Highlands-United States Real
ty Company TO Mrs Margaret NJ. Mann.
lot 10. block 9. SO.
Randle Highlands-UnIted States Real
ty Company to Edwin r, MacKethan,
lots TO II; block ]. lots and G. block
1S, lot l6, block IA. $40.
Chichester-Robert A Golden ct al.
70 charles W. Botsch. lot .; $40 Arthur
A. Chapln q al TO same, lot s. SO
Columbia Heights-William w Riley
Ct uX- 70 Charles c. Miller. lot IS. block
Twenty-sixth street northwest between
l. and NJ streets-James a. Toomey TO
Wllllam ID. Sullivan. part original lot
>, square west of IL $40
TakOma Park-A- Erskine Miller TO
Mary Banes Miller. lot IS. block II. $40.
lie DrCit Park and Effingham place
Lawrence Hufty 10 George 3. McDon-
aid. part lot 6, block p. Effingham place.
and part lot 4. block Z, lie DrOit Park,
$40.
1133 Seventh street uortheast-F. Percy
Myers, trustee. TO Bernard J. Mcmahon
lot ., square SS7, $500.
2H r street noTtheast-Ludwig J.
Grieb et UN. to Michael d. Deenihan
lot le2, square 153. SO.
East Deanw0Od-Frank T Rawlings
et ~ 20 Marshall +. Anderson. lot 3.
block ). SO
1q2l r street nortbUyest-Jane Fletcher
tc Bridget Fletcher, east half OF west
half Of original lot 5. square 1Z2
Tenth street northwest between l. and
II sfreets-John J. Mcmahon ct ux. to
Frank Cheek. lot 3. square 81. SO.
Widows Mite-Arthur b Heaton ct
uX TO John Il. Kimberly and Joseph
Cropper. part OF lot !. $40.
Southeast corner r and Thirty-fifth
streets northwest-Rohert c. Neligan
70 Dennis L. O'Brien, part of square
l29s, so
Byightwood Park-Rebecca Meiners
and George W. Mobray. trustees. to
George y. Jesse. lot 10. block 30. $40
1872 and 1914 Fifth street northwest
EsVa; ID. heeks and Maggie II. Peck to
Max and Bertie Pasternik. lots % and
21 square ~. $40.
1870 V street northwest Frank T and
Richard @. Rawlings. trustees. to Corr
nelius J. and Mary G. Cusack, lot pa
square $50. S2.9l0.
Addition to lie Droit Park-Harry
81. SO
SO and S24 Fourteenth street-James
d. Donnelly to Clarence c Calhoun lot
80. square 900 $40
Petworth-Harry T Jones 20 Bessie G
Howard. lot p. block 3. SO
1A Thirteenth street southeast
Thomas Codrick to Frances z. Dorsey
part lot +. square 1920. SO Edmund G
codrick ct al to same. same property.
so. Eva A. Codrick to same, same prop
erty, SO.
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COTTON CONTINUES WEAK
ON TEXAS BEAR NEWS

NEW YORK, June 2e.-Business at
the opening of the local cotton market
was active and the list was weaker
first prices being two to five points low
er. The decline was due TO good rains
in nexas- An attack was made on July.
under which it broke rather sharply
The decline, however. attrac heavy
buying 20 cover shorts. part of it being
for the accounts of interests IN the
South. who are supposed TO be very
largely short This eventually rallied
the list about three points from the low
est and did much 20 check bear pres
sure from room sources.
Opening prices: July 10O6d10.0S: Au-
gust, 1O.16QlO17; September. 10.1SdI0 20;
October. 10.22d1023: November 1O250
10 -26; December, 10.30a10.31; January,
10.35a10.36.
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WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
TO BE ELKS' GUESTS

The committee OF Elks who are ar
ranging for an orphans outing at Luna
Park on Monday next held a meeting
last night and decided TO include among
their guests on that occasion the wild
ows and orphans of Elks. and special
committee was appointed to invite all
those whom 1t is possible to locate.
This committee will be pleased to learn
of the address of those whose where
abouts are unknown to officers of
Washington Lodge
Another meeting Of the outing COM
mittee will be held Thursday evening
at Elks' Hall TO clean up the few re-
naming details connected with the af-
fair. Chairman Fred J. Marsheirner. OF
the transportation committee, has ar
ranged E complete trolley and steam
railroad schedule, and with good wealh-
er the success of the undertaking is
fully assured.
The Washington times., 1906-06-26
PUPILS OF MISS WILD
GIVE ANNUAL RECITAL

Pupils OF Miss Bessie n. Wild gave
their annual recital last night in Pythian
Temple before an audience which taxed
thecapacity of the hall Among those
who participated were Mrs. Herbert
HoIlidge. Miss Deborah Louise Hick-
man. Miss Mary Louise Wood. Miss
Marian Paul, Miss Florence Gompers,
Miss Florence Meyer, Miss Mary Vein
meyer, Miss YOlsnce e. Burchfieid, Miss
Gertrude Heller Reamer, Miss Mabel c.
Webb. Miss Fern Prince. Miss Ethel
Swain. Mrs. Hessie Spencer Hover, Miss
Nettie Pine Wallace, Mrs. Nellie V.
Suess, George Irwin Proudley, David L.
c. Hover. Edmund r. Hatcher, and
WIZ z. Burchfleld-