davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

5ummarii4 Dame CUR Hsusn
9odin): ,S6 mug 59Heu gIeih gu
QnfoAQ 6.merisu, Dab i'd 0rsi @d6en
nidi Usrtragt: Ra0ailii4 panirts
S1nisel un0 - 8iosripru6."
@erra!6en. PER-: Den 8eis
Isr6,n. Der mir BE leBtsn Gi5arreu
bertapft Rat, fameibeH Sic berau5,
penu n n20ertommt" Diener:
aDaB bate i'd mir AUD idOn Oorsss
nommen.
Bon Der S6misrs. o0as, De
r,ttor. Sis n.i9srn f5. mir fiji msine
osrnSepu i0eals Gtttorperuna Der
unofrau" oas o~eteia6arte Soigl6os
gor9r pom q Gents a~usju5oblm2" -
Jarobfl neil Gle frtae 9erion
TA pte6eg 3pti aspfel sinaeitedt Ga.
Ken. bfe aui Der Bl6ns Iaqen; aubers
Sem babsn Sie meiner 6rau esiisrn
sei ser gipostfpdIus Mat et]olfsn,
moan Gle FA glei3Taus lontrallli9
ssEpflialt baitsnl'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25
Gas cine sdnscrin berOicucn fauu.

9l0elina P1tti nil ON +. Ge}em5rr
gum lcbsen Nlole in Ser hilbert Sll(
ror 0eE Gou0cuer muiitlliid.en
Gublifum eriheinen ann i'm n0diteH
Serbit Diro fe ibre 4bidicostouJcrte
In SEN groberen 8robiH3itdotci Der.
onitalten. Sine ser bemerteHspertbe.
item uno eriolgreihiteH fiiuitlgriiden
2urbatuen miirOe oomit 5um 2lb-
i6luf Tommen. Radoem Die OH ~.
Nc6ruur 1913 iii Dia0ri0 Don itoEie.
niihen gfHn geborene &ilniderid
ihou i'm 9llter DON iiebeu ,(abrE
3nm criten MlaIc in Ser CeiieHlfidD
felt uuiqetrrtan mar eriub. iie ci1e
i%orgidltigc mnijfaliife I|nrdj6iiOuna
un0 eridien en- u. @ouember 1859
in Der 8one Der Gucid in @ielp Ycrr
3,m eriten Male auf Ser Gpern6h6.
ne. Gle HmmicrbrodeHe Aeibe ibrer
Eriumybc brahte ibr 0ut umes1Gcte
Gimabmcu. Gn Den Sa6ren 1861
bis 1881 ioa ibr SobresDeroienit al
hodiieu qcUeien iein uH0 lire tolr.
neeu burdl 3oro, uno 5H6amer,fa
brodten ibr nod Diel 65bere 5uu.
men Elm. @ou elmer Netie 0urh Ar.
aentinien I'm Sabre 1855 brodie tic
nabe3u cine 9iilion 8uriid. a9aliaa
0atti lit iider Die ein3ige 5rou ser
@elt sic I'M gaiie Don pierembolb
S%obrBebHten EN- Qermogeu oon icit
5 QliQipnen Collars eripor6en bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25
aseue.

@,eiHe Whittier traat Shaee i'm ealr,
9ialter nAo mJBsr Uoa Sa1r 81 Sagr.
giHeH gaHseu 8iater gebreite..
Did iriert nanll Id Sen Shimmer
ieb
Sam CT pielleidt non ar Dem @eh.
Gos i'd ibr bitter bereitet2
9OoIfSoIft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

1ert ouf . elmer 9lufhtsiartt.
SGT iid nidt mier St16t6en felt
Sie tort inn, iebr 81 ieiHem 9orifcil
uerdn6ert %anaoi8e Jrau2@
@os6oit. a@arum moQen sic
ntdt iingen, @HGoise2" = I'D, es
iin6 70 iebr piel Wienihen oal"
.Siugen Gie uur, Die peroen oann
oueiue Deniger."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

QeGBio6enouf8ufr den.
Sebr eeoriiite Rel3idhcH i}uhte
man nit eincm uaiien SdApaum
hi6iia an ms biirite bieroui oie mai
len 6oore IN lire n1tiirlidc 9dae.
hdnQe 0as 5tild oui, loiic e5 trpditcn
lmO ihiittcle e5 oanoh tiid)tia aui.
8ciBe 4el3iaMeu reinilt man mi, CT.
mdrntem aartUffelmebl ODER iaube,
rem mei3en Sano, Den man ebell.
faas aiif benz Serb eriudrmt Bat.
Mau rei6t bic Sohen tiidltig oalrit
ab uuO flo.it Damn oas 9lebl rep.
ben Sano heraus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

Sn Qotrpegen hobeR spei potis
iilhe YdrtsieH. uno 5ipar sic ltbes
tale un0 0te io5h!oemotratiids, oas
6rGuenpobIyeat fir 0eu 8ttnstag auf
tfT Barteipro3rdmm Qeiett.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

Sine reue 6rdueuiimmre6i SEE
.ung ioa tn @eltjoruitu unitr oem
2ittt n@as atIbe 9ouo" erIheinen.
!0srdusgeberin itVlrs. 8at6erine Gee0
Valentine. 0treu Batter Sbomas 3.
Reeo i6on elm 6reau0 0es 6raueRs
itimmrehtS mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

= Das neue @aguite @ittorid
Srauteubou5 in S60usberg trhdlt
cine Ginrtbtun1, Die btsber in araus
tenbdaiern fsblte. 6ar Den lluterridt
trdnier 8inOer tpiro udulia eine 2eh.
rsrtn Sor9e iragen, Die li9 tdgiia nit
Den Geiaterlrautten beidaftigt, 10 0aH
6itle bel ibrem 98ie0er,intritt In ole
S9uIe has in Der 3pij 9eH5eit Ourhs
9enommcne gtuium Der 6auptidder
obne aroBere Sdpt,rig,siteH nad5bo,
len I6nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

3ar Spei.sg 8oyF5suoeu ots
8eretls Der Otgt 6,H 8Guf.elte in
AattcniB ipurOe 6rau Selma 3iuos
lsr. Ole Dor eberiH et1es dHgtisbenea
9anoeIsIsbrinititutes, erlpd6lt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

Def sritc @treta jar 6raueas
)iiian'reht IN Der Sauei5 if in SeHf
ge rI1o.t ncr0ea. 8iaHeH turaen
Dito er itg ion itatgeH aHo Die 4r1sit
orsdEiijren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25

Sa bic S9aI5eaglltamg Der
ptto0~plid iiuo Hun 30 6oalsa
3aeegit lcog0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07
G~6ciapcafc 9ampicr.G Ompnsnic.

Gleinpcaie, 4tnie.
eIegante gdiidgicr : Sampler pguguftG" uno
ATLANTA" nnCh
Glib Rnint Comfort uno Turfulf, ia.
Hantpier O~CrIuiien Baltimore tdgltb luisges
uummeH GDuntnQS) Itul $50 NbeIos ilro totts
men In OH Point Comfort nm @ llbr Wlorqers
mno In Norfolf nm TO Woraens an. ani6ltes
henh an Die Gifclhahn3iigc mao aueH BnIIften
ocs Siiocus uno SiihlpcitcltS.
p1prt.Miuer,Stn
0lQante VaIidqier Sampler sSbdslotteA inS
Baltimore"
nah @sit.Bpiut uno HidlmuHh, Va.
Sampler o~erIn'ic1 Baltimore tdglt6 tdilsge'
nummer Sonntdns) uui 3 tlbr Wn6mtttuas nno
ipmmert an ggcii Foint Inn 7.30 WtorgeIls iitlo
in Mi6mouo I'm j.25 UlOraers an.
Die nt W2oltnacn, Wlitilupdlc1 mn Sreitdgen
buH baltimore ahfnhrcuoeu Sdmp1cr, tro bic
bon NeltrBotnt ou Eienitagtl. Sonneritugen
unh CGnfihNen nbtnbrcn, lcnen In @Iouceiter'
4uiHt. Clements mo NllntOn6's an; ltrb Die
an 5tcniiuGeh, SonnCritnGcn unb SantitageH
non Baltimore ltno an W}oninacn. Wlittfpodei
itrb Trcitn0en BON WeibTOiE. nbfn6reuoell
Gdmpfcr Icoen in Dotitoiuu iino 6labaQant an
(bei gilniti9cm g%Geitcr).
Iampfer u~ctiaiien yditlp:urr uum Yier Gr, IS
uup 10, 2iabtitraben.geerit
SurdtNiIcte mad, allen Flinfien t6nreii ee'
ibert. @cp1d nniQc0cbCn lnS aoiiltenair1mer
i'm Nornus referhirt luerhen, IN ben htciteeH
l'inetYnrcaur 9r. 40, GHsB nltinturesStrGbe
". ". Aobipn, Ngent, Rr. 1874. 6it.Snlttmure'
strnhe, oecr hciI Sd1ptsbtreanr: Wr. 300,
9iabt.s trnhe, Baltimore, MlS;.
0ieuben Softer, q. T.. 6bisnt,
Wrn. Observation-Disclosures. Gen sInin gtersgtpent.
I. 8. Me1auuel. SiIiS.@en, sRuf. 'Hoent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07

gdiie itr's AusiaHo btiprat O.. Ratne, NJ
it3, cit.Saltimprc.St Ctr, Habs gsituma onie.A ss,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07
GOnrbct ais 8icrtriufcr.

Ger berilbmtc irun5oitihe Qiolcr
@ltitauc GDltrbct, 0cllcn &cbcu3mcrt
oenmGdit in elmer 9ll3itclllmQ Ocn
Noriicrn porgeiijbrt luer0cn iou, mar
elm gepoltiNcr Nicrtrinfer. Sm Sabre
1869 - 10 miro I'M Sri DC 3oris"
er50blt - modlte cr cine Netie 0urd)
Qcutidlono. %n Wtiinhen peronitol.
tetcn Ole &iinitler ibm 81 Gbren Elm
groBc@ Set, unO ul9 Ole &uit oell
bofltcn @ru0 crrCid)t bate, lpltr0c elm
Mettbemcrb 3miihcn bcroorrogcnOcn
StertrtnfCrn oorNaniiirt". PM critcn
Gage 0c0 Mctttrintcn3 muren lcdN}i1
NCUerbcr CUR STEELE, uber am ipIQcn-
Den So9c murcn c9 nllr nod filnf}cbn
mo am 0rtttcu SoQc MIR 3cbn; an
piertcn Gage blicbcn MIR nod elm
RreuBc, Gin Qapcr un0 Scr irun}0ii+
ide Molcr iibria; obcr gcQcn ) llbr
Nahmtttog9 iaB Gourbct uucin am
Gid glorrcid pidcln0 ul0 iortp1b.
reno pcriidcrn0, ooB cr cincn Nicicrs
Oltrit babe. 9criibmt mur Gourbct
nlld oils Shucllmolcr, uu0 Ole N}iin.
hcncr aiinitIcr buten i'm cine @robt
iciner &rnit ST Acbcn. Ntmn bciono
iih in &oulboh'a 2ltclier, unO Gour.
BET crtl0rtc iih 5rtm WoIcn bcrGit
mcnn man ibm iofort Elm lcbenOra
Wto0eu uCrihoiic, &oulboh licB icin
Gicnitm0o6cr, cine icttc, oitc Ntoio
pom Canoe, tommcn uno IN orct
Stunocn ipGter bate Gourbct OoS
@ilo Der uWPiinfncrin" zines icinrr
bcitcn WCrtc, pollCn0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07
8cItcrn MGrulanb Giicnbabn.

8iigs O~erIaiicn Stuen Station iute foIGt:
1n0lidt:
430 Observation-Disclosures. SnGCrStopH. u. 4
@.slGbh, mo nnsgetlonlmen Sonnidg,
Sntlcnd iitb 9bdrHbersburQ
OLD WorgetS-Fen sWinrserplcB.
200 ndm.-gtffOmnohatton l1n6 SthHhot.
400 gnd),-GfprcB Nalptltrte, SnReratulrr,
Sdncof, G6ippcrsburg ilto. ut5aenuni'
men Gonntn9, 6rcoertd illo 9niinttisburg
FurlorsggnQgnH).
1000 Observation-Disclosures nab uuious
Nriope.
9aGfidi, ansneuommru eouutag.
$50 W~loracnS-Ourt. Y. & 8. 9totiton inio
6nuplIinie biiItb bon Gntor1 Srone, Toe
mic Carlisle.
800 Observation-Disclosures, SaaerStopn. Sam
cod. Cumberland, SbippensblrG Grsoe'
rid, @mmitsblirg uno " 4 " NnbH
Gts nod Clifton.
o43 @or0cnS Accommodation mad Scttbs'
1000 Observation-Disclosures non Union
Vrinue.
1920 Ga6m.--gfue Mourtnin Grprcb (BnrIor.
@nnqon). fpnie 5reoertd,
$50 NndTl mGrrrcb In6 Yor' uno v. &
Ais 9abm - accommodation nab linton
9lrihsc.
b.82 Todin. - administration nah @fbnhon,
ham Grprcb his @ettnSburg ino Oorf;
G.t5 Mhcnbs - Accommodation nab unior
gnr samTtaas.
Fl 90 GNbm-9lue Rioqe 9imtie6, ShneIaIg
nNb gSeTitniniicr. 9burnprt. WluuutdiH
Rotnts uno SnGcrstolpn tbeatnneno am
23.Sun). VGriors |Enlaon.
Sur Gonutdas.
o.30 Wtorucns - W'urmooottor Hdf Union
Nribae uno Snrooet.
Sdtt Mot an bet PennfOlOHntn sTbenies
citation IN.
u. NU6ertfun, 4. VI. Suiucn,
8enernlsW inndgcr. Sen Raft 'gGert.
NG7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07

Oic ShrCden elmer @eIogcrlmg Der
gegcnluGrtigt. Die @jcrtcl uon
Sd)nub. llnrotb mo NrmrtN ucr.
Sen Don Ger ncllcn 3cit biuuelQcirQt
mo 2id)t mo 2llit tretcn al Stcllc
oc3 alien Woocra. 0oS lit 0cttihr3
@crf lno orutid)c Nrbcit INN sic
ms Die 6~ran8oicn nobI bcnciOrn
f0nnCn. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07
Baltimore ChiO -Sahn.
= 3dOIt6. I1daItf. unsaenommeH gouHtdas.
Nmr SOnntnas.

01imG, (ptG RctparD .TdaI. Ala q. 4s0R.
6intt.&Stp. 4 B1ta. lTiNl. s.45 y. 900 Y.
SSiTmti. : s. e,....... ladaSii. io6.55 i. 1ii.iiSM.
gtitSburg ......... 1dRL U,45 Y. 1O.008
wits; & GteOslanO i" l9al .sa sMa,
S S%tS, @D |, stb,e efnnb tu Sat Ser Str esinnOeas ~ So q
S SaISat, : s S nn Sgor m9h NJ, sGl9 ~ th. az g R9;
4p:man, 9tent. 5rnbrre stbiabrt' bon Mi.
saaI6inaton, Scrlagen mt, gegaI Ct. 200.
u 7ilato oos H'3 % $40 I, s2 a. ll9io5' jii;6s s q
III" AS, iS'55. 900. ii6.55. 500, .ii0.SSs..
..iLs2 g%l6enHS; SsrI Gan'esH Ct 300. .atss
100, 2t05. 1900, 800. lsO5. 400, .4.sO,
300. l5.05. 1896. 1900. %8.i6, 1920, 100,
g 800. 's.16, 1000, "1c.ob. '11,lO, "it4f
Nnnusolts, ar. siobaI etatiau, MO unb
2s.45 g'prmiitdgs. lb.55 gadm gauIoeHsSta.,
4. 20 mo 1000 &ormlitags, 1905 gatnt.,
5.3B NH 600 Wbenos.
Srrbrrid. mt. @obol citation 7s45. e.ts.
Born. Ganioen Stdtion. lT.35, 1900, 2p.l6
ugo 1000 &orut, lt2b, 1850 uno $3.50 saaa.
@ln@etsr. mt sobaT, no Porn, 1913.
1870 uuo 400 gabm.
SoseIsislpH' mt aobal Sta,. ad5 PORN,
Il. 10 uuo 400 gfadnt.
Gaieutt.Gtn nuS VT. NtrH, Gambler Station,
7,35. 20.f5 BORN, l1.@5, 1850, $500. $3.50.
+1t45 NhCuoS.
SnrtIs. ga6, Camden sintioH. 1920 9'orm.
saras, UT. &OOdt. '243 godm, Camden.
Nonaf gInt 2ins nan @bIlaor1pbla nuo Rsis-
Nprf, neuer Srrmtnue dn Tretnno5 tpan5tgs
ter Strafe, sitlu-9lUtf. beanfm uddl 0otets.
5brateru uuo @ri6dhs.T iitrtft
YcrIoueu;
Hdnnhen. UT Nrhai.
8lrIor 4 Htit,.. LaAl. d55& y 500
RGrlor -TiHcr q. nir 60. 0.62S 3 9,57 Re
Fa,ior FINER. uusgeu. So.fiB0 q. u 1884 VI
T'ScSul 9%t%nitco" g. 5SSI, 8,Is q. . $50 H..
goobes. gRbtJp nuse so &yaS 800 @G
& &SaG5%lSsSs. 4 aSf',.. Pal PAL 80 SSe Y, . S.S 90 SSs
S6laipngaon 80. Idol. 70. 80 p. t2.44R,
pofal : G6Iafudaaou& itns. fert'q ann 9ss
braun in 6nHiben' iIro oct. SPECIALIZATION in
10 ubr MbeuhS.
u. nnt ahaniic.Gita ait 8uhentaaen; V.
nab Atlantic. Hitn ii0lidb. 3 nnd Atlnntie.GttH
SorniuqS. slle 8loe bdlte1 III 8ilmiraton:
e bait In Ghefttr. 1Gs 4
eIila. Niiom., Gumoensstotion. 1905, 1918
Form, 70 20. 26.i0 glahm sg1. MopaI Ga.
~ 10. 1920 gcrnt, Y 25. 1918 Ratm.
AberSeeu 9ttpn, Camden Station, II 90
Nudrl. 1910 NbeuhS; Wt. HoOGl Station.
21.05 Grdu.. S6.i5 slheunS.
Meferpiruug ron 8uum IN G6Idfs coer Bar.
Inr'sBogpors speife'R aten etc; fperoen ihnen
bpicrnt per Seltpbuu in alien ~folaenheu 9iuet.
qfrrrlr, 9hnrlc5s unh Sdrntoon'G trhhe. g. q
z. Rnlte 1870. pner mn. 9nurtluno 1901; MT.
RnhnfGtotjon, e. & =. 01t. 8esron St2a:
Gamoen,c tation Observation-Disclosures g. b O..
scutb 1879. cher mo. 9ourtLano 1928. ur6 ~.
526, SiosRrsporn:s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07
0tcrdants' C Miners' S~ranspOrta'
finn SDmhap1.

Rad RoftoH itto benz Often: lcoPn Wsortdg,
Sienftdg, 8oHnerftde uto Samltaa. Nbenos
q tlbr.
9sah Brpbioenee uno benz Often: ieben SoTf'
tdn, Mttipoh uno Srritda, SheHbS 8 ubr.
9lnn yieppurtsyteipS linb Y~fortolt: tdglth nm
0 llbr Mbell6S.
Rrndlt miro .dgIib bis 3 llbr @tenbs fir an
benz 1uee a6fahrenne 9ntlpter ungcnutllueH.
Aad Gaualnnb uro Dem Sitoen: ieoer 9ier'
fiaa, Souneritag ino SdmilGg. W0enos y upr.
JoTtoner u1o Brooioenee Sampler tdbren hon
Der gSeribe am esute bee aOna'Dods ah. Ga
bonnabs9 aupfcr bon ber 9serite am 6ube Der
MISUNDERSTANDING.
&. U. @iatu9bam, ggent
'it. tungsSOd.
Qp. y. Surner, y. Z. VI.
II. .. etebbiuS, Ger. sWinH.
Sauptbiredu - Silput.Vde WcrInnl. nab
9inbt.2trahe. ul8.1&S2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07

Gic @cmctnihof 8 c +
&nicbCuAcr nm Scncco SCc I'M
Stootc Ncm Dcrf Utitouo Dor iiini
Subren ourd Sen oortiQcn DicIbctc.
lenCn idOpcOiihcn 2on0mom Bur
ton. Gr Nlaubtc, &iiionCn 3u bos
ben, mo fat icinc gauge 3rit Der.
brodtc cr nun tniccno olli cincm
tlcincn SilgeI am Gee. %cbopoh
inNtc CT, babe ibm bcfoblcn, ocn
&cit icincS &cbcnS,olii ocr Gniccn
3u5ubrinGcn. 9olb oorouf iinQ CT
an, tniccnb 81 preoigcn un0 babel
.bcion0cra io5ioliitiidc &ocen por5lt-
troGcn. 3unadit ihloiicn icine Scr
4uotOtcn lid icincn 2cbrcn an mn
ieinc 6omilie lcbtc ioit nur nod
nuf Oct &niccn. Iic @Cmcini6nit
5GbIt sur Belt 200 MitQlicOer. Sic
fcnnt fciuc @ebctc an @ott, ionoCrn
bctct bic Notltr olt, mcIdc olcin sic
Glcmcntc beberrl6c un0 ollc Sto-
rl1nQcn ourh @inb. @cttcr, Grobe.
ben Ii. /, 10. peruriodc. Gic 5ormcn
limo @emeinGlit scr MitgIic0cr unb
mcrocn gemeini6nitlih bcorbeitct.
glui ocn aniecn rutidcn 0ic MitQIic
Scr umber 6ei'm FiIon5cr, Nodcn.
&0tcn uno nnhcrcn 6cloor6eitcn.
Slim Ntol ocs Cages babcn tie &nie.
bcu0unasoicnit oilf oCnt 0ii0cI Nur
tons an Gee uno ibre @ciiftcr limo
oobci Scr Some 5ilgefebrt. Scoc@o'
dc finott cine Grmcdrrga Ser.
iommlung itott, 51t Der Die No6born
bcrbciitromen, nobel e$ nid]t an &c.
fcbrllngcn fcblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07

NarpIaah &c IcuufntOania N. N.
Bige b~erldfien sprib'Noe.' II. Oaf Str. ~Stdtton:
7.S0 Rorir, mao DDrf teQIt6. 0usaeuommer
Goantaai.
2 80 fnr-... aa6 SsItn nut 6Juniaas.
$50 BORN. ua6 eelatr tdgltr. ansoeuommsn
Snlntngs.
1926 andbu. nod 0otr fogiI6. ausee uouimen
GoHf1tdgs.
4.05 Guhni. indt ReIta uur sonntaps.
4.20 gudfn. mao Delta idsli9, au~Saencmmes
Gpnnings.
500 sbenbs uatb SeIatr ihaIi4, ansGenoup
men Sornsags
100 abenbs mao Pelntr Hit eonntaas.
tt.A sibellhS un4 Nelair Hstttrsods aHb Com,
taos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-07
Baltimore 9ampf Sadet So.
t9Ite unh auurrldi1a Vni.2tutt;)
Sie Ter. StlaieHslplt befDroerHo.
SAmpter ,Bitainia" neH) pNlubama,"

WeOroin," .1ennFfee."
Sampler iabrcn idgIi6. SuuntdaS nuSgenoir'
men, BON ben .4,airqiuies"Biers, Nr. 1913,
g~tgbtzGtr1be, $40 @beios. bireit na6 Oh
Puilftcn bcS Siloens. &crbtnonuG In GIo
lRotit Comfort milf rG. & Z. @itcnbubn." ginn
jtnmcuo. Gerbtuppna IN RortSntoutb MT Dem
nGcnboaro sltt cine" foItoelt 9i9 lin1 FortSs
nit Der .%9ttlantic Coat Cine" g(uriolf ino
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3nngc Gamcn! Wadt Gn6 Oicic
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Scrr nnb 6rou gong
luortG iin0 auf Der Seimiubrt nod
New- 9Orf. Rod elmer iolhcn Itra-
pa5i0icn GrbolungSreiie bsben tic il.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
Heard McCumber.

Wahpeton, N. D., Nov. "a thou
sand people assembled in the opera
house last evening to listen to the
addresses of u. S. Senator P. j. Nc
Cumber The high school students
gave him an ovation. His remarks
were brilliant and forceful, the Pc
roration of the speech being a most
brilliant display of oratory accom-
panied with an appeal to republican
fidelity and patriotism. The speaker
was frequently applauded and made
great impression on the audience.
Richland county will go in full force
to elect the republican candidates at
the polls. Much enthusiasm prevails
because great republican victory is
assured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
HUGHES VOTED EARLY.
Republican Candidate cheered When
He Appeared at the Polls.

He Appeared at the Polls.
New York, Nov. 6.-Exceptiorhlly
favorable weather conditions after a
campaign of almost unprecedented ac-
tivity on the part of two leading can
didates for gubernatorial honors seems
to insure an unusually large vote.
The balloting started with a rush as
soon as the polls were opened. In
one election district in Bronx 1872 ball
lots were deposited in the first nine
minutes of voting.
The service of thousands of war
rants sworn out by Superintendent of
Election Morgan was begun early in
the day and there was steady stream
of prisoners from the polling places
to the police courts. In nearly every
case in the first three hours, however,
the prisoners proved their right to
vote and were permitted to go back
and deposit their ballots.
Charles E. Hughes, republican can
didate for governor, voted shortly be-
fore o'clock in an Amsterdam avenue
barber shop. Hughes walked down
from his home in West End avenue
He was greeted with a cheer as he
approached the polling place.
Dispatches from cities and towns up
the state indicate that a large vote
is being polled.
Everywhere the weather is favor
able and the country roads are in fine
condition. In all industrial eenters
the early morning vote was unusually
heavy.
As the forenoon wore on the ball
'lotfng throughout the city continued
with unabated strength. This was
particularly noticeable in the so-called
silk stockings" neighborhood. In the
thirteenth election district Of the
Twenty ninth assembly district POI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
General \pathy Seems to Be in Command Of the Voters
Of MSay. Of the States at Todays Election ~
The Weather Was Favorable in Most
but in Many Sections
Shown Todays O til

Washington. Nov 6.-"Get out and
vote Is the command for today from
the political generals throughout the
country
Lack of interest in the election is
reported from many sections. This
condition necessitates hard work at
the polls and the assurance of favor
able weather in the greater portion
OF the country is welcomed by all con-
tending parties.
A decided uncertainty as to the re-
suit of the balloting is a feature of
the closing campaign news from near
ly every quarter. This uncertainty
was manifested in New York, Penn
sylvania, Chicago and other sections
by a vigorous continuance of the cam
paign until midnight last night.
President Roosevelt left the White
House at midnight for Oyster Bay
where he will vote and then return to
Washington, reaching here at 6:15 to-
night
Reports from "the solid south" in
dicate little interest and the necessity
of stimulating the voting.
In Montana, the socialist party
makes confident claim of increasing
their vote of 5000 last year and both
the republicans and democrats claim
the state.
The earthquake in San Francisco is
said to have so re-distributed the pop
ulation of the state that old estimates
cannot be relied on.
Massachusetts kept the fight warm
until the last minute and Boston was
the midnight battle ground between
Guild and Moran, the respective cam
didates of the republicans and the
democrats for governor.
In indianapolis, Buffalo and several
other localities, voting machines are
being used and as these make an au-
tomato count, early returns are ex-
pected in New York city.
In Chicago the ballots are ponderous
and with the prospect OF many
scratches, long delay in arriving at
the results is predicted.
In ST. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-06
The Chief OF Police
Fired at Memphis
He and the Mayor Clashed Over the Assignment Of
Patromen and the Mayor Bounced His
Right Hand Bower

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Mayor
Malone today suspended Chief OF Po-
lice George T. o'Hayer for insubor-
dination. Under the city charter the
mayor has the right to assign the po-
lice provided that, In his judgment.
trouble Is feared. There has been
much ill-feeling between both factions
for the state legislative ticket and