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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
DIES Of PNEUMONIA
MARSHALL FIELD OF CHIcAoa
EXPIRES AFTER BRIEF ILL
NESS IN NEW YORK.

Despite His Age the Patient Makes
Gallant Struggle Against Disease
Surprising His Physicians - Do
ceased a Leader in tho Dry Goods
Business Of the World and One o,
Its Richest Men.
New York, Jan. 17.-Marshall Field
Of Chicago, millionaire merchant and
leader in the dry goods trade Of the
world, died at the Holland House In
this city at o'clock p. m. after an ILL
ness extending over more than q
week, beginning with bad cold that
developed quickly into pneumonia,
which affected both lungs. Mr.. Field,
although seventy years of age, made
fight against the disease which the
attending physicians characterized as
being braver and stronger than would
have been expected of a man many
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
I IS CHOSEN
MoDovAR WILL
ER THE CONFER.
| (ALGEclRAs.

/ 1.-THE opening Of
Inference during the
Notable for the spirit
Ranifested throughout
Rgural session. The
We're the gathering
prs with their extern
one-hour's session
ulie of Almodovar,
of foreign affairs,
elected president of
The dukes speech
eaihed concord and
pied the nations to
fences and empha-
al principles of the
e sultan. the terri
i Morocco and the
as significant that
and German delega-
eoaded the remarks
$ loreshadowing the
ffanco-German I rela-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
REBELS PROMISED PROTECTION.
Port of Monte cristi capitulates to
Government.

San Domingo, Jan. 16.-The port OF
Monte Ci'isti, on the north coast, which
recently had been in the hands of the
revolutionists, has capitu;ated to the
government forces, the latter guaran-
teeing TO protect the liyes and prop
erty of the rebels.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
Rev. w. n. cievs.s.d pead

Columbus. o., Jan. u Rev. w. N.
Cleveland. brother Of former PfcsiL eilt
Grover Cieve.and, died during the
night from the effe is OF PARALYSIS. Pc
vas seer, e ve&..s oitl a.!i ,s,j
al tie hos g q l.,s g ava
land, in this city. Rev. MIR. Cleveland
was a retired Presbyterian minister.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
@crmiidDtc tclcgrapbiidc 9epcidcu.

- Sm Stant@5udtbouie 81 Ham.
liuS, 1870, limo 5mei StrGilingc, ".
@nrNIolu mo &elic aotinh am @e-
nuB bon SoI5nfobol Qcltorbcn, mel.
der Oen tbeilmeiien SubaIt elmer 3In.
idc nit 5irniB, 6ic ibnen 5uiGaig in
OicSGnoc g%eioIen mar, gebilOet bate.
- SIN Sale Scr SolOaten s. Del.
lamp, Y.Gboopid ui0 IS. u. Gtcpens
BON Der 9iiiten . artiaerie in Sort.
Tumbul(, Gonn., mel6c angcldul.
0igt maren, am 13. Wtai ocn GnpitGn
Sc @oii Don DER aoblenborGe n@ene.
picpc" I'M Streit meacn cineS6rnuen.
6immcr8 ermoroet 5I bo6cn, fat Ole
@rouo. Surp in 2onoon cine Anflnge
nidlt erbobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
&iibriafcit Der Sapancr in Der
WamoIdmrei.
W uibinutun, .. s., /.

" nbinQto II, .. g., 1. SUM.
- Ole Shncuigfeit, nit mcIdcr Oic
Gic SbnrQiGreit, nit mcldJcr Ole
Sopancr niht mr. ruliiife Solbotcn,
ionoern audi ruiliIbe aoufleutc in
Scr WanOihurci ourd Soponcr 5t
crieten %UerItanoen bnben, lit tIur er'
iid)tlid) aus Dem 9eridjt oeS Boil.
G%nmmiiiGrS in 9tiudmong, Sem
&ouptbuicn Der Wonoidpurci. Nod)
oicIcm @critt mar I'M Sabre 1895
sic 3abl ser oortigen Nu8lGuOer 222,
6nruutcr II &opaner mo feline Hui.
icn. Sm Sabre 1900 mar Die 3ubl
Scr I%lslGnOcr 1854, Oarlntcr 80
&apnncr mo 1860 &uiien, 0ngegen
mar inn Sabre 1905, nod) Dem Gn0e
bc3 &ricGcS, Ole 3obI Ser NuSIGnoer
7699, Die scr Sopnner TAOS uno cS
bciunO lit) nid)t Elm cin5igcr Huiie
ntcbr bort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Sant6atigtcit i'm StOdrn.

&cr50ocrumg Der 9lusjoblung Don
INSTRUMENTATION in Son
6ron5iSco pcrurio6t Shmicrigs
fcitcn.
Gan 6ron5i8co, I. SUM.
Ger 9outbGtigfeit I'M ruinirtcu
StoOttbeile lit burd Ole pcr60acrnoe
Goftif Der GcriibcrmgS . @cicu,
i6oitcn cin cntldicoener @olt gebr.
ten moroen. SAT- cbe Die &uincn ob.
getiiblt iporoen, bottcn Die Giqcntbii.
mcr Der QroBcn @cbGuOc inn Sc.
id)GitStbcilc Der Stuot, bic nidt totaI
ruintrt mor0cn SHrittc Nctbnn, iit
rald mtc0er bcr5ultclclt. Wclligc "a.
&c nod Dem groBcn Nronoc mllrocn
W}oiicn &cute onAcitcIlt, nm Sic
Eriimmcr Der 0roBcu Ofliccs@ cbGlt-
&c un0 Notcl3 I'M untcrcn Giltrittc
UCQillrGmnCn uno Die Mnuern }u
1tilbcl.
Nclltc lpur0C Den 2cutcn, 0ic an
Grodcr. mo am Shrcpe . @cb0u0c,
an scr Mlttllnl Sooiug3 @ont mo
onl Ct. 6ronci@ . &otcl bclhGitiNt
morcn, ouIaciorocrt, ibrc Nrbcit CHI
8uitcllcm 0n Is an SonO8 icblc. Slt
Solgc OciiCn iii MN cine gon5e 4r.
NEE bon E%o0lGbncrn unO @%auOmer.
fern miiBig.
Tte G%i0cntbiimer ioAelL lie bot.
ten Niles ACtboL nm ole &criidc.
rlun0aIclltc Oubin 81 brin0cn. nab
tie GcriihcrmQ5qclocr porltredcll,
ollcin obnc GrfoIg, uno IS bciBt Jest,
Die Gigcntbiimcr miiien icbt nod 10
pcnia iibcr Oic ibncn 81 be5nblenocn
@el0cr, mic am Gage nod Dem gro.
Bcn 9ran0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
6ruiCb . 8crihlcppnna.

GolhmclL Soabo, 1. Sum-. -
Sn Dem Sollc bon GbaS. S. Woucl
~. 9. NoDpooo uro IS. q. getti6ont
bon DER g9citcrn 6eoerotion Of W}i,
ncrS. meldc Der Grmorbung oes fri.
bcren @ollDcrncurs Stcunenberg on.
getlo0t limo, itclltc Die StooiSon.
lpolti6oit I'M GiltriftS . 8erihte Den
@ntroQ, cas- %criobrcn einsuItcacn,
bis boa an sen 9unoeSgeri6tcn an.
bdngiq gernodtcSobcas Corpus Ser.
iobrcn Dor Dem Obcrbunocsgcrittc
sum oeiinitiUcu aitStrag aelonqt
icin miro. &ittcr Smitb CAB Dem
Intrug 6oIQc mo Die @crtbci6igltng
legte bnacQcn Froteit elm. g8ie ser
Sail jest licat, miro Die Yro5eliirung
Der angcilnQtu nid)t Dor Gesem6et
Dor lid 0cbcn f6nncn. Ia giirq.
idoit iiir oicicIbcn nidt anaenonl.
men lpllroc, pcrbleiben iie inn Goun.
tpseiGngniB }u 9oilc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
@On cincm Gclsblof scrmaluut.

ultc H. ". 90, /. SUM. - Sr
Der &oGicn5cfc ser n9luIten Goal &
GOfc So" crlitt Scr 3%G.i6brige, ans
@nli5icn gcbiirtigc @rlbenorbciter
Sobann Stronclaf cinen ifredliden
300, inOcn Elm Selsblod bon Ger
Gedc oai Den llngliidliden binab.
l%tiir6tc. Grit nnh mebreren Stum.
Oen mllroe Scr unter Dem 3clsblod
9eGrnbenc %gciun0cu unb nit pieler
Niibe beruorge3ogcn, ood) erIog er
nod elmer StunOc ieinen 8erletnn.
gen.
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III urttnnicn:
@tnlioill9lret $500. gSOhubulS 9tr. si3,
2Sell SrdHtlln StruBe, nnbe SremOut SiruBc.
Sol q Del so. NadinfruNeIl an Srt II. stcnc.
tlJ2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
2%DndjmGrocr inter Nnflaoc.

Charlotte, 0..G., +. Sllni. -
&n @ciGnauiB bon @aOeSboro, g..
s., mciIcn %GcgemuGrtig t3 ongebIite
WitaIieocr oe8 &olf8bnuienS, melter
an pcriIoiiencn Montog ooielblt
&obn g.. SobnIon gelpndt fat. 9ie
2clrtc linO obne 3nIoiiun0 bon 9iirg.
idoit ouf sic InfIoGe ocS Woroe3
icltaenommen morOCI. Noh flint
Nnoercn miro nod %geinbnoet.
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Mn ben SOlacn uUn Grpcrimenten gc'
ltprbCn.

81 d) g itcr, @..9. I. Sum- Or.
&oui9 81. @ciaeI, elmer Der crlten
NlttoritGtcn iibcr M0ntQcn : Strob.
len in Nmcrifo, lit bier al hcn Sol.
gen bon Superintendent, iuCId)e or nit
lold)cn norNcnommcn, %NcitorbCn. N5n1
OttObcr 1904 mubtcn .ibm Die rcdtc
Sono mo OrCi Singer Der linfCr, an
lucldlcn iif cine %trcbSorti0c @uhe.
rlllg ein0cItcllt bnttc, obQcnon1mcu,
rllO bol0 oorolIf bic NHl9fcln ouf
Der Iinfen Scitc icincr NrllIt cntIcrnt
mcrOcn. .&icr lpcitcrc Spcrotioncn,
Ole mrnermciolid) mnrcn, iiibrten ncr
500 berbCi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Wcbr WrDnn.GntbniiaIteu

Gincinnati I. Suni. - NuS
Marion, g., fommt Die Welomg,
6nB @iIliom &enningS 9rpon bon
Sen 0cmofratcn OcS 5luciten ~ltltcr.
bcjirtS OcS 10. SiiIti5oiitriftS, be.
itcbcn0 aus Den Counties Warion,
Gromioro mo @Donootte, fir Die
YrGiiOentihoitS Domination inn
Sabre 1908 in0oliirt moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
glahmcn Oem Sdllcier.
Sed)5unO5mon3ig neue Nonneu I'M
8Ioltcr MaIIinfro0t eingefIeioet.

Stu)9uIu3lnall3lg Helte gtoHleH iii
9Ioltcr Maninfroot eingefIcioet.
&iItc$bnrre, ga, +. SUM.
- Scd)aun05mon5ig SdpcItcrn leg
ten sic Icbtct @cliIboc ob unO nab.
men sen ihuor5cn Shleicr, nGbreHO
oht5cbn iuu9c WtGodcn 0cn metBen
'Sdletcr nobrncn mo bicrmit ibr
Ntooi5iat I'M Wollintro0t . &loltcr,
Dem Wutterbauie ser oeltifen tatbo.
Iiifen &l0lter IN Nmerifa, ontratcn.
0icIclben fommen aus alien 8bcilen
0eS 2nn0eS un0 mebrere bon 0eutlh.
l0n0. 9tidoi @obon BON ser Scran.
ton Qi05cie iiibrte bel ser 6cier Den
&orlib un0 &oter Shreibcr bon
Wfon3iicIO, g., cclebrirte sic Weiie.
Inter OenS dlueitern, oie Sen idmor-
sen Shlcicr nabmcrL bcfnn0cn i'd
Ole i%olgcnOcn: S%beo0orito @0uncr
pom Wclt.E biIa0elpbiu, @abrieliS
&obling mo Hoiona MifuS bon
Scranton, Gt6lere0o Soriom mo
@crnicc Eiiciicr bon 9ctblebcm Sc.
lota @iiiieI mo Wnria @oQcl bon
HcooinA, 0icicnigen, sic oeu meiBen
S6lcicr n0bmcn, iino: WnrD &orS.
bah, Nlcntomn; Nnna GicB, Wil.
Transport; MorD Sdreiber II. CLARA
OtiiQcr, Scranton; 3oieStollb, Sem.
NrforO, Yu, un6 Worp NiUbrinGer,
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

W~FWl"FF- 9FWVWN EHTWAETWHNF
Tr. 1021-1923, SrlcnnSsStraBe.
SnnptQlnrticr ocS .Wtn8urt WiiirCrs
hors." Ginaitlnoe ieoen 9oncrfiHg
slhero. gSNenh l'nu' linn Qei0Dertln"
h%erinmmcIt iih icbeu GieHftag II. Mittz
NOD bier. GbcfapcaIe GcIepbnn g8oIie
oi4 Is. Clpril4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
WiQiOuGr bnrdJ TntumObil act6btct,

@uffolo, @..D., I. &nni. -
@ci cincm an Der bicii9en @crtel.
9Ipcrutc crioIgten 3uiammcultoB 5pi.
ldCn cincm NutomobiI uno einem
Observation-Disclosures lit Der miNio.
nenrcidc @onfier uno &ol5bGnoIer
Ecnocnni5 @bitc Qct00tct un0 Ole
@tticnmofIcr @0min ". @eu unO
9fid)ar0 .. 2pnon ucrlcbt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
SdnoCn onrdl SudnunIIcr.

YortlonO, Src., T.. &uni. -
Noh elmer Mclhmg aus EcuOletou,
Orc., bcIGuit iib Ger ShoOcn, Der in
llmotiuo . GountO ollcin iett Ourd
OnS Sodmolicr Ocrurioht morOcn lit,
uui utgciGbr ST 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

@irtbidait unb Reclamation in Mnrtinss
Gtrabe. hefannt ais ~5rrnereSane," his SuIett
GtAenibum hes berftnrbenen Sniob S6Ieub unh
bon oenifeiben "a Sabre in criolareider 9eeife
beirieheit Non Dem heften gubliinp Der Stabt
betntf: ger R.dt mirh fir $50 nlonntii6 Der
inietbet. Cine aIin8enoe @eleactBeit iir eineH
compeienfel ilioerIdiiiaen W,dnn. Sin Seuts
iber" hprgeScdfn. aathSufrlgrn bel 7. ".
Sdlicui nnb Charles ylouna, MnHiniifratoren
u6iti5ens' Natipnat ganf." W'artihs6urs, 49,
va. U47-53l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
SECOND CALL.

t0s IS. u. {. conf. If
1000 a~naeofttn & Botomac Ser ........ 1O6.
205OO s.. y. {. inc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1914
10000 IS. y. &. inc. 90%
10 vii. 6. g. Of Conn. ....,....... 500
10000 gIorfoIf Nh. & 2tabt 5cr.......... 90
10000 llniten &dtI>unbs inc, ............ 72%
5000 llniteo 8dinpnbS inc ............ 72as
200 Souftou Oil pfo. ........... AZ
5000 Cotton 2ucf Der. s62s
1000 llniteo RnillpnDs 4er. ........... 02hs
1000 llniieb Anilpons der. ........... 02h.
2000 s.. y. g. t........-.."...... 65%
1000 Ncfteru Winrbldno 4er. .......... edh
800 VII. Is. g. Of Conn, 4er (Gtts)... 81
5000 gla. e. & 4. ............. 9ih
. Via. e.. K \. pfc. ............. 90
10 aId. 6. \ \. pic. .....,..... %
% IGr0lnub GnfnnItp ............. 80
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
glhnf 3rpn

Nonlf Trun,
9tettalirant sum nWdiudener Sut"
VII. 49,, Grattss trahe,
Ode bon 3. GtrNBc, 6iablanotonn.
Ielcpbnn - Is. & Y. gSolfe 334G ".
Gor5iigIibCS Nicr, SpiritloieR un0
Gtgarren.
(Oiui2O1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Nannl. Mrbcitcr nns Snnnicn.

Banana, I. SUM. -- Die ga.
nonofnnaI = Gommiiiion Fat cinen
INSTRUMENTATION ggcntcn nnd Spa.
lticl obAcIou6t, meld)cr sort Nrbcitcr
fir ocn Fonomofanol cn9aoircn jolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

Cine Came tsrfhleloert Elm iur8c Belt ae.
fir SIZE; %foftcie $500 Iebtc gSci6naftc1. ia,
brifanters@arantie uno Guittrng boraeseiat.
Gin inf neleS importirics 4nrIorsWenhIemeht
tir 500; toitete 500. Frtnnibais. 9iucb5..
(Wpdi1 .1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

Cine Inng |eidblirie inouilriele Gompnonie
%otferirt ais cine %ieltere GnpiialnnIuac 200 @ns
tgeile iDrer 'tttien 1u 4'uri; $40 naS Stild
(tiir gepii' le sln3aGD. bic ficts bon G bis 10
gro5ent benbe abaeiuorfen bdhen. m1n
n%oreilirc: 9. Dor 175. Baltimore, Mb.
UiG, 9,.I.3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Nbam Mmyp,s Nfitanrnnt.

Pr. 110f, HORTICULTURAL .1tueHns.
Der 1gtnrhoit SiHmerfu1brenher Blnberetn
bon Walt. more" bertamneIt ftt bier ie.
helt Wontag. - 8errge 8rebm & CONS
Nie1 ON 8apt, mad beutfGcr Writ btteft
bDm Sob.
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Ipicpb ehmrnocr's Goic,


Nr. D23, N0rb.Nbtns, W6e Natbpnb. ctr.
&erfnmmIunGSIofGI bes n@ntunia ; gpns
clapes ytr. 800. 3. 8. S." .Steubens8is
tiriftS Gr. 1906" rG0faersD iftrifts 0r.
1903, 9; H.sN." itno s9iitriftS Or. SO,
3. u.s8." S1lle all 8creine Al bermie'
then. -6etnite Nieres Beiue unb anoere
9etrdnfe. IelepboH: 6. q y. Aulte 800 N.
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Srnrb 6. a1ein'S Reaanrant,

UT. 2IU, NIn0s, nale pDlu1fb.Str0bt.
Eur5iilli6e QSciIc, Spirituofen II. tlnion'
@iGarrelI. NeiieS gIcr am 3apt. 2unl6
fir @efsb1ftsleutc bon 1t.30 Norm. hts
2 ubr 9tnhmiitag5. 1eIepbon 6. & y.
- WSt. Bcrnon 3OOS ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Sniob Mteh, .p,sirbis.Nans."

gprbUia @de Der Com. uuo SurrtN.str.
Sdlpi0lartier hes S%eiaRnuCreiuS nNteIos
bic. SinGiinnben tcoen 2unnerItaeAbeno.
Neri1mmlnlhnen res centennial Mebler.
0ereitls" iehen =. uno a. 9isniing I'M
Wl0n0t. Ielepbun - sUtt. 9ieruCh 20S0 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
outu arou,,s .,@s6er,Strb,ro,,a

Nf' I'D pnttIlOHs, nnbe XeElHBtpnsGIf.
@eo. 8ilniber. IT,, 8rumsGo.s Nier am
napt. gSdrmer Yunf6 bon ~ bis 1 Ibr
ytn6nliitngS. aIe ben!ibsn @dder iiuo
ANN Beilhe einetIGhen. &. & 8.sIeIe.
pbon - UT. NerIInn Coz X.
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3u D%crfnufcn.
gu u~crfaufcu
9SnlDrpuT,

gSnlDrDUt.
&cnr Sic cine prdntine Cottage biuip
5n fniicn miinfben, 70 ocrpaiIcn Gle Die
@cIcgcnDcit nidt. Nr. 2OO5, 3udIftc Strufe,
5IUci 2biircn bon Clifton s%Gocnue, an crlpey.
ben; biut0itcS 6nI5 in 2SUlbruuf; Iuiorit0cr
9eiit; 10 Simmer NM @do; @ruuoIuid 40
bel 40; ale moocrHct Neutcmlinlciicn.
G6IiiNleI in Dir. 3lO3. clifton Dcnue.
Aomnlen Gle iufort, oocr otcfcr Naroain
lu!ro SbHcH cnifblHpfen.
SOBn !. patiur.
7G3 bis 100 6alucrt.U ebauSc,
0oer abennS Nr. 3403, Glifiuu.slue., Nal6root
Ub3-l)
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gu bermict fen.


~ ,,OH uttHtittUtH'
Sll6s ltno IeraniigunessS6 nre nm Colgate
stoot aeIe9en. (9cutf6e SaniiIien h%eionbers
btnor6nat) ytad3ufrnaen bel 9ierrr Is. Tugan
e. NepRen. 9r. 1G. Sit-9eIiugton.s trahc.
(gpril7-1OD
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gu %nerianfen:

Sine g8ittpc bat 80 Sduier in allen Ibcilcn
Der Stabt, mclbe ite foiort berfailfcn mub. Mpdn
u~brefiirc; o9uT &c." Sentiher Correspondent.
I0mriIgN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
3u Dcrfnnfcm:

Ger 3mciit6dige 2a0en mo @obn-
bou9 Nr. 2S09, 6nirntount- Npeme;
billiger @runo5ipS. 3od5uiragerl
bel Is, j. Gallagher, Nr. 2407, Sair-
muuntsNucnmc. Gag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

sin Narantn fHr Nrimitattr.a nnrr.

yin NarNniu fRr Ncimifaiies 2udlcr.
3ebH gtdcr guicu urharcI rln0es illr sc
miliebGu, IL Wleilc bon Nubnitatinn uHn IL
Wteilen buH Der Stdot. bel Tuiternihualcn
Eannitr0be ennCrH;, tn slHue arImoelGouui
q'rci5 $500.
Nnhcrbem Gin 3 nnb ~ Afcr @rnuoiilf rut
Gin , Ndcr @tuubftid.
9ilitc GcGcU Ndnr; 9tcit nan SgrCr Qcmtcm
ltbiett. Aommt hnrterettct sum IhibuB acl
&nHoelS. tDenn Gu6 has Qan) 0eidllt.
Wemticinrm noer YnHrig.
II WiCilcn bon hcr Sidot IN Niiic slrunbcl.
GnHntD, IL IFcileu bon EnbHi tntiun: OreHSi
x Atcilc an NrU oC5 W,aGuibys SluIIr5; piro
ipfort fir $3.50 %oerfnuit. lSenl sic iuirfIid
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bclGltiacn Gle uIs niht.
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Gerlan9t i'm IagemeincH.
9cntldee Observation-Disclosures

pr. 210, GiinsSbnrpeSira utter ber NIIfIi6t
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-16
The Speakers Clothes.
SpartanburS Journal.

SpartanburS Journal.
Many a time and oft have we been
struck with the, lack Of information,
the superficial knowledge. the gross
err":. f those who think they stand
on some vantage point and by reason
# geographical position or extraneous
surroundings, have some patent right
to knowledge that is denied ordinary
moltals.
Here. for instance. is the Hon. John
+. Lacey, Of Iowa, a congressman and
: a supposed authority on Dingleyism
and all that pertains to the tariff mis-
representing great state and mis-
stating facts that every school boy
should be perfectly familiar with.
Mr.. Lacey is under the impression
that it was the Tar-Heel state that
donated the gents furnishing goods
to Speaker Cannon. In burst of ell
oquence and paroxysm Of praise for
the benefcent results of the tariff
system, the Iowa congressman says:
1t was pleasure to me moment
ago TO see the speaker go by clad i'll
clothing made in North Carolina, the
state that gave him BIRTH 1t recalled
the days Of Henry Clay. the great ex-
ponent of the American protective
system. who came from Kentucky
| with Kentucky garments upon him.
and prided himself on wearing them
upon the floors of congress-:
The New York Sun very ably re-
Dukes this effort to use the Palmetto
furnishing as tariff illustration,
showing that it was not donated by
"protectionists as to protectlonlsts,
but that the homespun suit, gloves.
hat and stockings. ''were given by
hands OF beauty to adorn the breast
Of valor.''
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-16
"Go AFTER THE DOLLAR
"Get all the Money You Can, -
Says J. D. Rockefeller.

Pointed advice TO- young men on the
brink of a business career IS voiun-
teered by John D. Rockefeller, the
magnate, in pamphlet addressed to
the Bible class of the Fifth Avenue
!, Baptist church, over. which the mil
lionaire's son presides, says the New
York World. ...... ..
"First Ledger Of a Successful Man
Of Affairs the pamphlet is labelled,
:. and it is fashioned, quite artistlcallv,
after a miniature. ledger. IN 1t Mr..
Rockefeller goes back to the days
swhen he was making So a week, and
he dwells upon the Importance of
keeping track Of all the money man
makes and all he spends. Mr.. Rookie
feller's first ledger was paper cover
ed affair, and he says that he would
not part with it for anything III the
world.
! 1.When I found this book recent
W. he says, II thought it had no
aARover because | saw that it had writ
ing upon it's back. But I had utilized
even the covers to write upon. In
!: those days I was economical, even
!, with paper. When I read it through
it brought to my mind remembrances
Of the care with which I used to re-
cord my little items Of receipts and
disbursements matters, | think, that
many Of you young men are careless
; about
! Mr.. Rockefeller starts out with the
assumption that ''it is a religious du-
tv to get all the money you cam" But
he supplements this with the proviso
that the money must be made "bon-
estlv and fairly.' He further advls-
1 es to "keep all you can and give
away all you can"
The early struggles of the modern
Croesus, as related in the address to
the Bible students, were severe Al
ter telling about making $50 from
September 26, until January l, Mr..
says that he had better
E3lz the next twelve months.
/ made $25 a month"; he contin-
$ I'I began to be capitalist. and
Rad T regarded myself then the same
4 vav that we regard the capitalist now,
I ought t. have felt like criminal
I because l mad so much money. But
4 we had no Austs and monopohes
v them
Mr.. Rockefeller says that he learn