davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-11

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUTN-
me Tablets. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box. Csc.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-11

Ii you want an up to-date SecttOna!
the Panhandle Abstract Co. If
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-11

The French government proposes
to tax titles. Happily for Georgia
and Kentucky, there is no such
thought in this land OF the free.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-11

If you want your property insured
against loss by fire call on the Pan
handle Abstract Co. tt
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-11

A semicolon placed in law, kept
Boston from drinking after ] / O'Clock
at night. This is the first time that
a semicolon was full stop.
Mayor Murphy Of Wabash. Ind,
believes in municipal treatment of
inebriateS. Don't suppose they care
who treats.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-11

Adjourned
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

miro ferner nm Die 9GuiQigun9 sur
@rborumG cineS &onoliiotion8sS D.
items in @o8crstomn crinAen. Gic
Gompo0nic miro ilcorporirt mcroen,
iobotO Die GomniiliGr BON g8iaiom9.
burg i6rc 3uItinnuurN 5lir G%r6ounn0
oe3 @oiicrlpcrfc3 crtbciIen.
Giicn6GGnunfoIt in Gum .
bCrlan0.
Cine %aiiogicr Hofoutotirc Der
o@nltiMorc 0bio 9obn" coaioirte
ON Grciiog 2(bcn0 III GNmbcrIonO,
WtO., nit cincm @iitcr5uAc scr oGum-
bcrlGNo mo Observation-Disclosures"
Miliom Norri5 unn Mount SonoAc.
Scr GonOurtcur 6c8 @i~itcrjuDe$, crIitt
cillcit 9cinbrlld),
Nottcu0iit ais Srii It ii It.
EinfncO u. Midoroion, Ociicn 1Srou
lll,0 5lpci tIcirc &inpcr uno cin @rlis
Der ScIicItcn, Morion Ni6nrDion,
nobr Ic.o Wiopop, Igrocrid Gounip,
~crfronftcn om Irrito9 &ormittoN,
llod0cnl tic ibr Irii6itiitt c%in0cuonr.
mcit botten. Gs lteltc liG 6erolts,
onb 8rou Nidorbion bci'm 9aden
bon Sudden iiir oen 8riibitiidStii6
9tGttcnQiit lmtcr 0nS Mcbl acbra1t
bate. Gic &iisSCr mo Srnu &iMorG-
Jon iinO ouBcr @eio6r, ooGcgcn lit
&infncD Ii0oroion crnitl:6 crfrorft.
Son cincm touen Sun0c
anGc1riffcn.
@. 8. Gong ul0 S(i6bp Gcnup bon
Gumbcrlonb, Oto.. ipurocl an Srei-
tag Iornlitto9, ipihrenb lie nit ocnt
S6la0tcn zines O1icn bcifGitigt
poren, pou eincnl tolcn 9utoe nngc.
griffen. aennn gclong cs, ocn Sltno
al periogen, morol,f 6erielbe in eilicn
StoG rarntc lirlo sort mehrere Stiid
8ie6 bib, barunter eilten pert1pcQcn
Stier, Ser atf Ser Sogerstoipncr
Nllsl.clllg g%cfouit ipor0cn ipnr.I c
ielbe niiB pd0rid)cinii6 aetoNtct mer.
Sen. Ser Gong eridboB idlicblid) ocn
Sumo mad l1ltgercr Sog0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

G6eil ocS lcstaclonrtcn @oggon&.
Die EolloNicrc, melc9c li0 gc%Iiird)tet
bottrl,, iu0brcn0 Der toQen 6ubrt ob'
5llipringerL cuuortctcit Bic GoAilion
nllf Der nor6cren Blottiorm. BIC
mono murOc perlebt.
Sic 9ouSmono it iir5tc ci Il.
@roGe anirc8llnG cutItollo ON
6rcitag III BarfcrSburh M.-So., ais
pl0tlid cine Scitcnuouo DcS Mo1ns
bollicS bon Oberit 6. y. GcQidcr 5il
ionumcn ~itiir5ic mo cinen She'll oa@
5lucitn 6toducrfs nit ii6 rciBeno.
S6crlt GcQidcr, Glcrf OcS GunocSge-
rid)tS, Der IN cirenl Der 3imucr tp6t
frnllf lag, mur0e upn 9to6born &c
rcitct ull0 nob scr Sofriitci ocs /.
biid0ili6cn mct6oriItiid)cn Stride &c
broAt. 9urM beil llnfoQ peridlinl.
scrtc iid Der 3lltonO Gcnidcr'S, unb
Mon bcii!ird)tct, oob oobllrd Ocr 9oo
raid)rs bcrGciGeiiibrt miro.
Mcacr Erc0igcr Dcr0ois
tet.
benjamin. 2oruc cilt &c Sabre al
ter Ncgcrprcoiger BON Eort Gcpoiit,
Mo, ptroc ON Sreitog bon 2ibncr
u. SurrpnS, chem Grubiipauncr fcr
,%llr1ion Selc0rupb GonlpdnO" al
Eort GeboIit pou NerrDpiac nod
8ilnin9ton pcriolgt mo sort Der,
boItct, als CT ocn 8erili0 meMte.
<pfcr0rabt 81 pcrfoufcn, Der raD
Ingo6c BON 9itrroiu5 bon Ser GcIc'
oropben-8eieqifait gcitoblen mar.
&erbcicrungcn in Inno+
polls.
Ser Sto0trot6 BON Initopp[a
wiro ON Wortog cine Spc3inllibung
obgoltcrL i'm ii6er GerbeIicrna1gen Ill
berot1cu lpcld)c in pcri6ie0encrEbcis
len Der StaOt porgenommen tpcrben
Sir 0ieiea 3ned luliroe oie
Stootperpaltullg bon Dr. lctten &C.
ieb9cbung sur SliSGabe bon Obliga
i'm 9ctrngc BON $4,000 auto.
riiirt. Gin GROCER Sbeil oieies Sci.
bcs jon altf Die @erbeiierung bon
Miirrup Sin into CHI bos 2egen ltcllcr
ilfb fiir StrabenpfIaItcrilng
periucnbet ipcrbet.
g rehabilitation iir Saecrs.
toiplt.
Cine @eieni1nit BON Sngerstoipncr
aopitoliiten, melde bereitS I'M Gr,
lmnbniB sur Grribtu1g zines NaIjer-
lit @iuioaiSpprt nad1ilbtc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

bic 9otomotiue 81 beItcigen uno icine
9otidait o63uliefern. 9romn trait
nngcjli6 ollf ein Stiid ,SoIj, moourd
cr SIT SAL fam unO 5pii6en Die &G0er
~itiir5tc, 10 oaB inn Gin 9ein abge.
iGuitten mlrOe.
3mc i onfurSs q II mcl6ull.
gen.
Geo. 8. WtcGu6biu uto Scnnic g,
W}cGubbin, meld)c in SABRE sc Grace
in @ru. McGub6in'S Aomcn elm Sc,
idGft bctriebell, meI0etel am Srcitug
ourd HeftSomnlt Sean YonI Dill.
fer ibrcn GonturS an. sic bobct
$592.SG SdruQom ul0 fciue @lltDn.
ben.
Maruin s. Stans6crru. Elm 2ofo.
,motipiiibrcr bon Cumberland, Nf0.
mel0ctc cbGlfaaS ieincn GonturS an,
Scinc Standardization bctrogcn
$366.40 mo icilte @lltbobcn $50.
6crncr bciibt CT cinc nli $4,000 lor-
tCa0c Yolice 0cS Baltimore Ohio
@obn llntcritiitltngS 0eportcntcntS.
q prii DE aus &ricgS.
5citcn.
&or Srn. @llitnu ". &iO0clp, 81
icntIi6cr 9totor, uuot Ngcttcn OcS
StooteS MarplolO 3ltr Collection Don
Nniprii6cn 1purOen gcltcrn Die 3clt-
gUtnltsiugcn in Der bci'm @eridt iiir
Nnipriide III WniDington onbdn1iN
1enad)tcn 6orocrmgsin6e Scr StoOt
Baltimore gegen bic Ser. Stootcn fir
Neirbltng oeS 2aiopcttc SqltnreS
ourdb &um0estruppcn mGbrcno 0c9
NiirgerfricgeS III Ocun Bureau oc8
&ertretcrS ser Staot, ouigcnonaucn.
Iic Std0t baltimore pcrlan9t $4,000.
Gicie Sunme lNuioBt cine Miietbc fiir
sen Square bon $3.50 pro Sobr pom
September 1861 bis Gftober 1866
rn0 Griab fiir sic Oemolirtc @iicnein-
foiiung II. /. 10. 6olgelr0c 3et8cn
pini0en rernommut: Stootregiitrator
&ooper, Sberit Sulome Marib, mel
d1er Oberitlielltenolt OeS 3. Wfarp-
LAMB Sninnterie '&e9imcntS mar; iril'
6ercr Noli5ei = Captain Gaomallu0cr,
uelder oamalS Sergeant i'm moro.
weitlid)eu 0iItrift mar, lnO Die
@runoeigc1t1umS 9l9cnten Gobert
9iffenoerfer ut0 George ". &nea.
Staotregiitratnr Soopcr legte &ed)-
rHlrtgen por, mornad) sic StoOt nIlcin
iiir sic Nteueinioihng Oes Squares
rad ocm 9tb5u9 ser Emippen $2996.'
81 6eiabite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
@6drntlid)cr @cinnobcitsbcrid)t.

SdApinOiudt, &rebs, SdlogonfoQ,
2ungcncnt5iinOurg, 9right'ide
Niercnfroflf6eit u1to llnf0qc linO
sic llyindcn fiir bic Mebr5o6l Scr
So0cSiGQc. - Wnicrterfronful.
gen ncbmcn Gc0clttcHO 5lt.
Ger geridlt DeS @eiun0GcitSomtcS
fir Die or 10, Scbrllar enocn0c $50
de 5cigt 2t1 S~pOesfdIc, Gc0en 1873
in Der gleidcn Noac ocs &orjoGrcS,
1G7 in 1905 nt,o 1888 il, 1904. Sic
j6Grlid)e Stcrbcratc fir bic aciomm'
tc 8cpolfcrung mar pro Souicno
1878; @ciEe t7.C8, gtcgcr 27.73. -
Gic 9ouptiG6tid)Itcn Tobcsimio6cn
luorclp: SppbuS 4, SGorlohiic6cr +,
9ip6tGeritiS T.. Grippe G., S6min6.
iild)t 26. arcbS INC S%dmin0iudt #.
&er5fronfGeiten Z NronGitis A.,
2unqerert5iinou1ng %, 9rigGt'ide
NicrcnfronfGeit 90, SGipddc nod
Scr Gcbrrt II, GltcrsiGtpGde l.
Sclbltmoroc A. llnfGac Is. Son sen
Eo0tcn porcit lis @eiBc uutb AZ. See.
ger III Den Ger. Stootcn un6 40
@cibc I'M Ilrslun0 Gcborcn. @ci bier
Eo0ten lpor Scr @ebirtSort uit6c.
FAINT. s So6esiGle ~crci0nctcn lid)
I'M n@opGieip- 9(ipl," 80 in 9olpitd.
fern IA in olt6crcn Snltititen. 80
Goroners. SitqiieIte mltr6cn ob9cGol-
ten. t5S @cburtcr iutrbcn oltgc.
mclGct, ln6 befolGcn ii6 faril!;tcr
90 mcibc &irber.
Solgcrbe n~nltcdelt6c aronfGcitcn
oClQnotcu 6ltr Wun,clGlltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
@cTtcrm MarolanS Giicm6asn.

VcptftneuO %. Wpbenlber. berldbt On
9apfidI.
4.l3 UiorNerS-S6neHpofi, SnaerStotph. aW. Il
GO ,@Gbit." ySa0nesBoro, 9bnmbcrsbnrg iirS
uisaeromrren Gonniaa, Sancod mo Gums
hcriduo.
3.0i glGh,r. -. Accommodation uon Union.
g'ricgc. iuipie td0lidl, niSoenoitliten Gorftng.
Wor;. Snioncr. SeiibSblirg lno y. ua6 s..
chiffon gIuittel.
u h5 gia6nt. - @rpreh, SnipiIinir, Soners.
iuipil. 9nncod. GbinpenShura uno: oiisaenuIt.
men Sprnina. 6rcberid INTO 9ntrittSburs
TdrIutt,g Enoaut.
gGalidI. nuSnenpmmcn eauntaa.
6.i5 WioroettS Drrf. Y. iine 8. 9iotftott uno
eountIinie 5fiIib bon Grlorp'o5rent. fpluie
Carlisle.
7.5O mIntocrs - Miom. mad 9lsbficIo. fo,pie
9tnntiiShtro.
5000 MioruenS - WcTtern @rpref, WeitninIler,
Nein Winhior. linton Nrione. g'riicepiue Core.
nerid). 9htrrioni, Mdbnesburp. Chambers
hnrp. Sn1ersio,rn, .Sdrcod. Cumberland UNI
@lfirs. buffet 0bferpattpnSs gadagon.
b,33 Nndin. - ACCOMMODATION nnd Snttober.
CPS Nhe,bS-sffoni, nod Union Nrihae.
Rnr TruucrftnnS nth SdmffnaS.
1926 Nhenbs - 9lffonf. nnd llnionsgirtbQe, (
Nrr GpnntnaS.
0.30 WnrQeuS-W!font. iud llnioits Brthpe intb
Satrrcr.
= Sdtt Mot an VennfbIbnnia.s ne. .Gtntinn an.
". gipbertiBu. q. Mi. Ssiurfi.
CSen, @ertdftsfhbrer. Sen. .gaf. .Msent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Nns Dem Snncrcn Warblanb's nmS
Ben angrcn5cnocn Staatrn.
Cine 6abrt nm 2cben nnb
Joo.
Gin nit ao6len beloocncr @oooaI

So0.
Gin nit apblen belobcner Mogopn
Scr nrSrcOerid uno Mi0oletolun cleft
triiden @abn" l0lte iih am Sreitag
Nodnnittaa BON einem Bug an einem
M61ana an sSltBe ocs Gotoctin, nobc
9rooood &eigbts, bier Meilen BON
Treberid, uno be9olln nit foloiialcr
Geihminbiafeit riidludrts 81 fabren.
Gle 8eoicnungSnionniduft eines fir
Sreberid "beitimnlten Yaliagieripag-
aoriS benlerfte Den Observation-Disclosures
Wagpon In ihrenl Miiden, pesbalb
ser Motor : Siibrer pole aruit oil.
orehte, Tim Ser Golliiion sit entaebell.
grosocm bolte Ser aobIenpaeson
ben Baiiagiernaggon nod lhmin-
oelnoer Swci Weilen longer Hohrt
Gin iinb 5crtriimnicrte ben bintcren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

foInlsS hlufipnapotS mad NcusDnrt fnb he
reit gum @ebrnn6 In her Golnoelt' NIB Wit
Ho9 lbSiatior nm 1000 NbeltoS.
u, itnb Mtluniie.Gttn an 8odentapen. =,
rod Mtiantte.Gitg tdaIib; ., mad Ntfnttte.Hith
gonniuas. etqe 3fige baIten in gelfmin8tph.
Is b1lf In Ggcfter an.
Vbila,. Tffoni., gGnioeu.Siation. *s.tb gprn,.
!2. 90 gio6m., 1910 @berhS; mt. MohuIs Station.
1920 Sorul, 1925 Aadbm., ?6.t5 Nbenos,
Mbrrbtctt WffpE., GdfthcurS% iattpt. 2t.A0
gddlni.. 1910 sheros; nj. 8opaIsSidiipp
II. 05 Nntbnl, 1916 Mbcnos.
aeferbiriino non Hniim 1T e@Iai. cber Bar.
IcrssSdp1onS, Gpeifetnten etc. meroei fdilel be,
iorat per 5elephun in alien i~olaenoet Niuei
Wllreniir Charles nno Wd.iimpres&irnbe, u. &
81, CT. Faul 1924 nber Wo.. goIttIdno 1901
Wt. chnLgtntinn. 6, & ". gnl Vernon 3123;
gnmhcHsS Citation StiferniniipnS syiirenl, Z. Il u
e.. VnuI $40 ODER Mo.. Court. iito sI26; uni
VT. 500, Gio,Vroa9lpnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
oaaton unb Sta6fanOiewu.
shrtbt's n9ihsniran S.S5anr."
ls.f. n ,,an It..,.,a Erkw.G.
Marplano &; Yeunipluan;a g.. q.

l3itae p~erfaRen WDrth. gtptnues5 tation:
7.3U BORN. IiaG Port ptdIid, ansBeroniriell
Sonntn1S.
$50 giottr. md leila. MIR GunriGN5.
$50 Born'. nad Nelair tdaIib, nusSennms
MEN GonntngS.
leo gadhm. nad @eTGir, mir Gnmiioos.
1926 @Gdn. mad UJrf tdg!if, aisnenoutnieu
GonntGp5.
4.0b g'd6m. fat 9eIta, nur Gcrntuas.
4.45 a'ndhin. mao gs'dlr iialih. nus9e1ons
men Gnnntno5.
600 NbenbS mao Selta tiaIidb. nnSseroil'
men GrutirpS.
100 slbenos nnd Delta. mr. Sniittaos.
80 IbenoS ila1 @elair. Wiitipod II. Guns
ftau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Sns Baltimore Gitp TircrturD'
fir 1907

betIneet Hh irBf In Trrd. Tie Scrursaehcl
erfud,et n1c Bcrfoncn. Strreit NH Gorpprniiu
rcri. ceren @toreiie felt BEN (. glnpem6er eeran
bert iplroe ODER bic In naber 8liltnit cine Wer
irberiina ibrer GefddfiSInne heobfihti0fr ihl,
nIfc itrb reiie gIoreiie fofpri nadb BEN TiircmI
oiefer Grinpaante III ienhen.
". &. Yoff &c Gu., Baltimore.
q Z. qntannrr. @eihfitsf1hret
957--909 -NebGuoe.
(EeS20-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Baltimore Tampf = Eadct So.
tAtte Hnb 5upsrid i1ae Vai.9tnie.l
Ole Scr. Gtnatcna loit befornctuh.
9nnpfet ,Wtroiuta" (ncu), ,,Nlnbnmn,"

,@euroin," ,1cnneHrr".
9dntpier f1brcn tdelidn. SonntnaS nnsaeilnn,.
men, bon nen ,Nuispiaic"sRicrS VT. t0-ts.
pi0ht tSir1te, $40 NbeioS, bret, NOD CD
Pulnt Comfort %giDgfplf, Portsmouth unb onen
Runfien bee Gfncns. 8ertinouuo IN Sfo
Poiut Comfort mil IS. & G. 6ifenbnbH". Eddb
Nibmouo. Bcrbiubin0 In RortSiHouib mil benz
.Gcnbunro 9ir Zine" fnIiocn qua unh VurtS.
utouib mo gltInutn. W ycrfclf aerbllouna
NIT her nStlGWic Godtt Cine" HDttnlf iiito
lpcfilid uuo nOlo Dominion Cine" rad yep.
BERN. 9eatbhlaion, H.'6., Nthnlono, s1o uno
stcp, glntf.
MiGblscticn nuct ritrnpdifhrm Tlcne, turn.
riBfe aalitirr4i riner. clciirlfcbe Ns.eibtlrd.
5iuimcr IN ben yiuctsAirPnrt Der Nab Glue
Mr. l67, s1H,Rnltiupre. Gtrate, 9(t. 606 unb
bos. pioht'Str ran q. o. &. office. Siibcfi'sce
fruit qutlbiuo" unO gilbduebS ..ar. 100. Norb.
CHARLES Sir0ke.
1pbn ". Sberwupo, r.. @ruhn,
FeesItr1f. II. Gen'DPnndaer. Gen. 'F1ft 'Sgcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

EaIic snr Meiie in'S NnsIanb BE-.
iprat e. Maine, CIR. Ala, Sf.SaIti.
morr-G trair, nahe Goftnmhonit,N bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Nartiea! GrGaHgc Nrpanraut
Nr. %, Sio . Oag Strafc,

penrn Mtcbcteli, GtGeHibnnler,
emviieblt benz BuhItium i'm neuen Guial ietne
impDrtirte mo eiN0eluutbe Belne, SiiUte. SleT
lino 0i0atren better Gudl:ldi.
Wubl5eiicu a la Care perben nlfS Sbmad'
bd1teltte 6uhereitci.
@egnldree Wititasseieu bon t2 Ills 8 nbr
glabnlitiaas. tU(drS2410
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Gbcinpcnic 2Gmpirr.S

GbcInpcnic Iampfrr.Sumpaguic.
Gbciapenic.piuir.
Glcgnnic NniidGter : Dutlpler ~Nuaniid" uub
.Wildlliu" nan
Go @utrt Humirrt nuo Wuriuit, Va.
91nip'cl ~U,rluiiet baltimore inulth taIspes
oTWen G1uHidaS) nm $50 NheithS mo Tom.
men IN On Fpuit e1uIfori un u ubt UlorOeHs
nRh In giprlell nm i.l5 Wotaeigs ait. anfbtie.
beno on Die 9tlcnbd5n5lgc Hncb aaeH BlIriieu
orS Gihcns.
Durt.1iprr.pinie
Slegulie Gallagher . Snmplrr Charlotte uHo
baltimore"
nnh &eStsYuirt lnb Midlmuub, 70.
EoupiCr h~crl0licn Vaiiiinnre SieniiuBS. DOM
rcrlinps NH SGnlltuRs nm . llbr NdbniilnaS
lIo lOuniru 5u Ntcti 4iOtni I'M 745 UlOrgeits
ma ~ litCbrinub UNI 9,2O Niurpeus ali.
Bic Euutpicr mcroel 0Gi Der sim mo Riid.
inBri bel gtuiiiacm g@clicr In CilouccIicr Boiut.
9lcntcniS. Glnp Nutt mo WuIiouo'S.
Eumpfcr %ucrldicu Baltimore uum Vttr Rr. rs
NM 10, qtnhttrnheu.spsrt
SurhLltietc rnh aleu- RlnIien loHrcr Ge'
lithert. @cptid auigcGcber uno SulbienAtrlmer
I'm 9iurnle ~rcIcrntri ipcrtctl. in ben bieiigcu
NiHcisliirrnir; Nr. 10. Eft.Vaitlmpre. Gira0e.
u u. NobioG, gtpenl; M. i27, Eit.Haltlmure.
strobe, nocr Den Suurt Wircuur: VT. 5Ju,
qlGhts strGne. baltimore. VA.
Henbcu Huftrr, G, Z, Nhiem,
@cu. s@cfhditSihbrcr. @eu. sTn iianier'yIueut.
2. q, Mebanrci. SiIiS Sen. Raj. ,9tGeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GO
299a gran&'s "gider;SeToerae."
Wnbert VDHmcr'S
vWu1artWl GuncrMor .3anc,"

Rr. 102t-1O23, SrienuS.strn
Salpiuunriier oes aVio6dri > Winuuers
6ocs," GiuAitnnoe ieoct Gonncritng
gtbeno. Ser YWio8cri BGns unh Hel0'
herein" ncrf1mnrclt fin ichcn Wirnto1
bier. GbeIapeoIe : 2elcpbun Mollc
S44 3. (2prili,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
8. spahu'S WetautGnt,
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The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
NEW SAVINGS BANK OPENED.
Receive the Public in Big
Evening Reception.

One Of the latest local enterprises.
the United States Savings Bank. was
formally opened last night at "a recep-
ton by the officers and directors Of
their fre ends and prospective deposit
tors The new building, at Fourteenth
and L streets. was thrown open at :
o'clock. and from then until Il con-
stant stream Of visitors greeted the
hosts
y section Of the Marine Band played
during the evening. and souvenirs in
the shape Of pocketbooks were pre-
sented to the guests. II was announced
last night that the capital stock had
been fully paid. ana that many thou
sands Of dollars had already been de-
posted
The officers and directors Of the bank
are as follows:
Charles A. Douglas president; NJ. A.
Winter first vice president; James L.
Karrick. second vice president; John
c. Athey. cashier; a L. L. Leckie, at
torney
Directors-James NJ Baker Cliff K.
Bergman, Appleton p. Clark, II. r,
Coblentz Charles A. Douglas. Henry D.
Fry. DR.. a. r. Garges, Charles A. Gold
smith. J. T. Hendrick Thomas l. Hume
James L. Earrick J. Miller Kenyon
James B. Lackey, A. +. L. Leckie, r. n
Lynn, Charles O. Rice, Joseph Richard
son. John j. Sheehy. Conrad II. Syme
Z. c. Thomas. NJ A Winter Daniel
Thew Wright. and Dr. W. H. Wunder
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
WANT RAILWAYS RESTRICTED.
south Washington Citizens say They
EncrOach on Private Property.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
South Washington Citizens Association,
held at the Grace Church last evening,
the eucroachments Of the railroads upon
private property and the proposed narrow
ing of the streets, were discussed.
According to statements Of members Of
the association, the railroads are using
over 200,60o feet of private property, for
which they are net paying.
Regarding the narrowing of streets. a
letter was read from the Commissioners,
stating that the measure was necessary
for the economic conditions Of the city.
Committees We're appointed TO call upon
Senator GaIllngeT. who was urged to
bring the matter before Congress. and re-
quest him to permit the bill TO be dropped
The following officers were elected:
President r. Harrison Johnson; vice
president. NJ F. Thompson; treasurer,
Thomas P. Stevens; secretary, +. B. Gil
more.
After the adjournment Of the business
meeting. the members repaired to the res
idence of n. Auth and enjoyed a German
supper.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
SLY CUPID BALKED BY POLICE
ElOping Couple from Virg lia Find
Woes Galore.
Get Only 10 License Clerk-Detec-
tives and "a Congressman Take
Charge of Girl.

When Cupid was about 20 put the fin-
ishing touches TO a runaway romance
yesterday IN the ONCE Of the marriage
license clerk at the City Hall. his efforts
were baked by the appearance Of two
detectives from the police headquarters,
who asked that the couple have a little
talk with Capt. Boardman before they
proceeded further.
Although the police authorities had no
desire TO hinder Cupid in his match-mak-
ing schemes they were required 20 do
so because OF message received
about l.40 p m. from r. L. c. Scott. at
Ashland, Va, stating that his niece, Miss
Helen Nixon, had just eloped from that
town and was on her way here IN COM
pany with a young man named Ralph
Lee. a similar message was received
from the mother OF the young man, who
also objected % the union because Of the
fact that both were under age The
license clerk was given a full description
Of the two and instructed TO notify the
police at headquarters should such cou-
pie make application for the necessary
document
Within two hours after the message
had been received at headquarters the
elopers made their appearance at the
clerks Office. The clerk, on recognizing
them. Immediately teIephoned 10 police
headquarters. and in few minutes De
tecrives Hartigan and Baur arrived.
The disappointed couple consented 10
be shown 10 police headquarters. and on
being questioned by Capt. Boardman.
they admitted their identity.
Representative Lamb. Of Virginia,
called al headquarters shortly afterward.
and assured Capt. Boardman that he
would look after the younB lady. Il seems
that Mr. Lamb. in whose district Miss
Nixon lives. had also been notified OF the
elopement and asked to do what he could
10 prevent a wedding. Being confident
that the young woman would be promptly
returned 10 her parents. Capt Boardmsn
/ Immediately surrendered her to the care
Of the Representative, who sent her 70
a hotel
The disappointed young man wore a
I very sorr0wful look when he watched his
/ sweetheart being taken from him. She
/ had hardly left the building when q
/ brother of the young man appeared on q
similar mission He. too. had been nOti
+ fed of the elopement by his mother. Let
was turned over to the man and con
Quoted 10 the railway station, where ht
took a train for his home about 5 o'clock
/ Miss Nixon remained at the hotel under
! the care Of Representative Lamb las
night and will probably start some time
/ this morning for her home. +. i. G
Scott. the uncle Of the girl. was notified
/ Immediately after the couple was appre
hended. and started for this city at once