davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-14
TELEGRAMY.

ZaWieSZone chWlloWo z. PoWodu
SWAT wielkanocnych obrzadku
prawoslawnego. Rad przedlozyl
izbie caiy szereg wnioskow natu-
ry wewnetrzno administracyjnel;
pomiedzy tyini znajduje sic wnio-
SEX o zap}acenie Japonii sunny
$23, 100000 jake nalezytosc "a u
trzymanie jencow rosyjskich W
czasie wojny. (Olbrzymia ia su-
ma wyglada raczej ma kontrybu-
eye - ma odszkodowanie wojenne
anizeli na wyrownanie rachuku
"a utrzymaie jencow!?)
Petersburg, IA maja. - Ma
wczorajszej sesyi Dumy przy-
szlo do dose ostrych wynurzeh,
= krytykujacych Rad, raczej je-
60 czynownikow, kiedy wniesio-
no interpelacye w sprawie MEDIA
wnego stracenia czterech rewolu-
cyonistow w Moskwie. Ludzie ci,
zdaje sic w stanie nietrzezwym
napadli i poranili policyanta, "a
CO zostali skazani przez sad wo-
jenny ma wygorowana kare dozy-
wotniego wiezienia. Wyrok ten
jednak ME wydal sic dose srogim
znanemu okrucienstwa guber-
natorowi Moskwy, gen. Herschel-
manowi, ktory go tez samowolnie
skasowai rozpisal move sledz-
two, po ktorem winowaJcy zostali
skazani ma Smierc j straceni. w
kwestyi tel ostro Rad liczni mo-
wcy interpelowali, Herschelmana
bronili minister sprawiedliwosci
Szczeglowitow wojny Ruediger,
tlumaczac, re straceni ME byli pi-
jani, re policyanta ranili smier-
telnie i zabrali jego bron jake tro-
fea zdobyte. Wtedy przywodca
konstytucyjnych demokratow, po-
sci Maklakoff w dluzszej, dosko-
nalej przemowie udoWodnl z pun
ktu prawnego, re wyroki' sadow
wojennych So nienaruszalne, re
Mkt ich ME moze znosic, zmie-
MAC nj obalac, skoro nawet ape
lacyi cd Mich niema. TAX orzeka
prawo. Wobec tego Maklakoff
sformulowal wniosi rezolucye
do rzadu, domagajaca SIG pote-
pienia i postawienia gen. Her
schelmana w stan oskarzenia. Re-
zolucya socyalistow rewolucyo-
nist6w, wyrazajaca W nieumiar-
kowanych ostrych s}owach ma
game dla rzadu - ME zosta}a u
chwalona. Fakt ten stanowi no.
wy akt przewagi zywio16w umiar-
kowanych w Dunie mad skrajny-
mi.
Londyn, IA maja. - w miej-
scowosci Islington, W malym ko-
sci6lku, ktorego pastor sklania sic.
ku socyalizmowi, zaczal sic wczo-
raj rano kongres socyalistow ro-
syjskich, ma kt6ry przybyla takze
wielka liczba socyalistow re
Szwecyi i Anglii. Razem ze-
bralo sic okolo 400 osob. Prasy ME
dopuszczono do izby obrad, po-
stanowiono tylko dawac prasie
w}asne komunikaty, opracowane
po temu przez sPecyalny kornitet
Glownym przedmiotem obrad:
propaganda socyalistyczna W Ro
syi, oraz polaczenie poszczegol-
nych grup W jedna organizacye,
solidarnie wystepujaca.
Toxic, IA maja. Z wielkiem
zadowoleniem witaja tutaj pro-
jekt ugody japohsko francuskiej,
ktorej ojcem jest, jak m6wia,
przymierze angielsko japohskie,
a matka traktat angielsko francu-
ski. Skoro zawarta zostanie ja-
pohsko farncuska ugoda - to be-
die trzeba jeszcze tylko porozu-
mienia Rosya, ably mice gwaran
eye pokoju ma Wschodzie Azyi.
Berlin, IA maja. = w ,,reichs-
tagu" niemieckim obradowano
.-o-1a. II IL 111,,,1 l,andin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-14
Mia zoneczka.

2s letni robotnik, Polak, Jan
R., 46I NsMarshfield ave-, ozerlii.
sic widocznie bardzo nieszczes-
liwie. Wczoraj przy sniadaniu
posprzeczas sic z iona, a nsilut-
ka ia. kobieta porwawszy noz ku-
chenny, kilkakrotnie pokaleczyla
go w brzuch. R. zbroczony krwia
mial jednak lyle silly, re uciea
do mieszkania swej siostrzenicy,
M. W., pm. 26 Ayers Court. Tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-14
Polscy rabusie.


str.
w domu wyzej wymienionego
odbywaiy sic chrzciny mieszka-5
ME napelnione byio goscmi. 6.
wyszedl byi do drzwi frontowych
kiedy czterech mezczyzn zblizylo
sic ku niemu i porwawszy 60,
wciagneli do zauika, obili j "a
brali mu z kieszeni $40. Policya
aresztowala ich pare godzin poz-
niej ma 43 III. Ashland ave.
Podali takie nazwiska: Felix
Marcinowski, Jan Pietrocki, Mi
chai Kijewicz i Karol Kijewicz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Garncaic's ncueitc Stiftuna.

" a y inAton, .. g., 4. San.
- Wie beutc bier nngefinoigt miro,
hat 2ln0rep Carnegie $750,000 iiir
oir GrrihtnnG cineS @cbGnocS fir
boS 8iirenu Der aIneritauiirben Hepu-
blitcn altSgeiebt Carnegie mar bcutc
i'm StnntSocpnrtement lno nobm 6cIt
Ganf 0cS ScfretGr8 Hoot fiir ooS
filtitIibe @eIfenf cntgeger. 2tudl
ErGli0cnt 9iooiepelt Fat ibm cin Gan
feoIhrci6cn gci6idt, "a oa5 Sc
i1enf Ocm 9iircll ser omcrifouiicbcn
Ncpublifcn 0ireft gemod)t miro, 10 lit
bie gimuili9nng oca GonGreiicS 5u
Der 9lnno6mc ni6t notbid. Ter
GonArcB peruinigtc idon Dor mcbrc.
rem Nobrcn $200,O0 ais @citro0 Iilr
cine @nltItclle, llno $4,000 bis $50, ..
600 IinO bon central mo iiiooncrt1-
niidea 2GnOcrn fir ocn ,3lpcd beige
Itencrt mor6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

b1ttcn un0 binnen mcnigen Gagen Ole
Gpiocmc am GrI3ideu ieit lucrOC.
&brc QtoBnabncn 5ur Scfdlmpilng
Der Scltcbc Iuiicn jcOod crtcHncn, OoB
Die Ncb0rOcu tcincSncgs 10 jloerlidt-
Iih iiN0. 2Iugcuihcinlib bCnuibcn
iic lid, cmcn Banit lmter ser 9eu0Is
tcrlm1 81 ucrDiitcn lno ans 0icIcm
@uln0c bot man mlb Oauon 2lbItanO
1CnonlmcM cine aQIcncine Guurans
tGuc 0urh}uiil5ren. %n Sddnren
ueriaiicl Gimuobncr Die bciugcillbtc
StnOt, obpobl Die eruitc @cia5r Dor
licgt, OnB die Die arontbcitotcimc na6
onOcrcu EI6bcu periNIcppcn mcrOcu
Yiirgcrnleiitcr Ginmid murOc atige.
forOcrt, 0icicn 9uiSjug ser 2cutc Gin
bait 5u tbun, }ltmlI mCbrcre Ferio.
ncn, Die Dor cinigcn (o1cu Ole Sta0t
perlicbcn, in 9tod)barortcn am IN
plus ertranttCu 2lu ihlinrItcn
tritt sic &rnntbCit nuf ser Sii0ieitc
oui. 0ort Iicgcn oie Ncuobner scr
SenemCntbGuier }t 0uben0cn oar.
nicocr. @ntieblite 3uItGr0c iin0 3u
Gage lefommen SGuiig Iicgt cine
gau5c 6anIiIic, 3ltinmmcn1cpicrd)t III
3luei oOcr Orci fIcincn 3inmcrn, tronf
oornicOcr Qic pier NoipitGICr ser
Stu0t lino iIbcriiiQt un6 sic Dicbr-
6abl Der ncllcn Sale mIB in 0cn
WobnlnNCn scr YNtiCntcn bc6nnOcIt
mcrocn
Die Stn0tbc60r0cn uou Niltc3s
barre BADEN 2luAci1to ser orobcuocn
Situntion in Scrantpn ltrcnge
SdnbnnBn1bmcn gctroifcn. Cine
pou Orm WoUor non Nlfc2borrc crs
Ioiicnc Nrotlonrotiou murnt Oir BE.
pobner Dor cincm @ctrcten bon
Scrdnton mo ulf Sen Giicnbabns
Itltipncn iinO EoIijiitcu uliAcitellt,
I'm EaIin1icrc ans Strantpn am Nbs
Itcigcn jlt prrbinOcrn. &ornuaiidlt-
lid lueroen nnoere 9tadbnrortc Die
Nleldcn ShubuorfcbrlmNen ge9cn
cine GnI nIhlcppll1g ser Sclthc unor0-
nCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
1Srnu Mgcrs' Sd)itiul.

&oninS $ G tn, Do, 4. San. --
Hihtcr >Sobn Il. EbillipS pom Bun.
oc9oiltrft@Ncriht mics beute 0cn }Ina
lraN Der 2Inp1ltc Der ,Srlu 2l1Bic
MpCr5 nm cincn S5obeo9 Gorpu9sNe.
icbl ob Srot WfpcrS, lprlhc uc1cu
Grlnoronng ibrcS @ottcn 5llill loOc
Ucrlrtbcilt lit lmo lid i'm @cidngnb
81 Slbcrtp, Oio., 6cinOct lln0 ibr I'M
bicligen @cIdugnib cnleferfcrtcr
Wtitl6ul0i1er ISrant SoottrnNr pcroen
am 10. Sonuor 0llrd Oen Strnug bins
acricbtet merOen, mcnn lid @oupcr
ncllr SSolf nidlt in'a Otittcl leAt tSrull
WtDerS mo 0ottmnn mcrOen li6 icBt
al oen @ouOcrncur lpenocn lmo i'm
er'lthcu, ibr Io0esurtbciI in Icbcnas
lGnglidc S0ait un5lmanOcln.
(Spdter.) Iie g(nlpdlte Der
5rau !OiperS baben bcidloiien gegcn
oie bcutige GntiAeioung oeS Gi6tcrS
gbillipS an 0aS Cber6lmoesgeriht 81
oppellircn c5c lie iih nit einenI
@nnOengeiud, an sen Gboroerneur
mcnocn. &bre 9lbiitbt lit, bic 9IppeI'
lation 10 ipdt ein3urcifen, onB Ons
Sberbunoesgeridjt niht iriiber ais IN
neun Monaten o1riioer entlheloel
fonn llnO aui oieie Weiie einen pei'
teren 2huiid)ub Ger 6inri6ting 3ll
cr}pingen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Ger Spphns in Scrantun.

Scronton, ga, 4. Santnr. -
Jhlr eff nere grfronfllngen an lp-
pbu5 purOen in 0cn beute Diitto9 per
itrihener u 'Strnocn genleloet Die
nieOrigite 3abl iiir iraeno einen 1a8
icit Dem II. Qe5ember. Die 8einnmt-
5abl ser Grfronfltrgeu in Scranton
6etrdgt jcBt 9Sl lno in 0unmore n,
Seh5 Yotienten itnrben leit geIterll
?lbeno. Sm @an5en iinO ioipcit -
Uienjhen Ser Seuhe sum Spier &C.
i1Qcn. Die Sonit1tsbe6oroc lmO Die
StaOtuerrpaItung erfldrcn, Dab lie Ole
SituatioE poQitGuoig inter GOntrole
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0crmintcr Tampfcr.

q 'DOrt, i. Snnuar. - Gcl
lanpier .EonCe" Don ser Fortt
Nico Gampierlinie ginD am %. De
5embpr bon San Suan, Eorto Rico
nud Nep. Dorf nb mo bate am 1
Slnlnr bier iein iouen. Gr battt
pier Foiiagicre eritcr aIoiic mo orc
Oritter &Iaiie al 9orO. Otnn gluubt
SAB er ourh ItiirniideS @etter ali
gebalten lpor0cn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
9apings 3anR,
uHs uno NnIucrts etrnBe.

SureS g. GUuH, Sbubmciitcr.
Sn ibrem lpeitercn BemiibelL Den Tnben
6ieer Bdni ole &erItherIng 3lt gebeu, nnB
oiee Ibrcc5nnG onrd) ibre 9cnmien sclrenlib
qeihnn ipurbc, BAT Die Gieibuitoiilbrung iith Die
Sicne bon bcglnnbtalcn olculicbcn Rcds
HtuaSiiibrerr QcChert luclcbe ole nnaepanhte
Wetbooe ein1ebcHo ptitltcu, uno ibr NcrilDt
miro bierInit unierbretct
4Uumie, GOnant q 80,
bcaInubi1tc Uiicntltc Itc6nuuaSiiibrcr,
Hr, 30, srOao etrahr, 2.-N.
Gcp wort oCH 81 Ee5emDer 1906.
Nh bic STtiturcn Der WieirOpultnu Snuiuge
9oni Baltimore, Wo.:
gacrtDc 0crrcii! gSir ba6cn ocn 9lu8rpei5
ibCr ole Welbdtie SOrer 4dul iiir oua nuu 30.
Goueulher 1906 cu0cnoc ,yiSlaliu6r, mic Der
icbe BON lbrcn Sirelioreu Gonite hepuubHl
muroc, pcpriii urn oCnlcihcn nrgldllig nit
S0reu Elbern mo ben clu9etrd6cncu Cont
ucrglcicben.
burcb Gat3dblung iiir riIblin heinuoen mo Der
getruo Ger Scpuiiien }lt SbrCn Suuiten in Der
Ndut Delbe ona Scpoluuriun Der Son0S
SbrtS Sni!iuts biloct, uurne ourb od5 Gerlts
iifat bclulter Nnui b,ni1pblqt
Sbre Mdpii0l glnldICn IN Hiiieu mo Sbltgns
tioncn luurocu qepyit, uuo 'iHo mir Der 9tn
IdDt, nnB otclel1eH IN loralniiiaer Mele 9e
nle Gapital .Nnluar in 5brcm GciB neiiuolidlcu
NitCu nm GpilntiGncu iit mett bphcr, ais Der
in ben Snncrn 5hrrr Snnt uer6eidnete NC.
trng. Nie 8ur Slbernng BON Surle0eU per
piduaeic Collateral uuroeu lural0lid qeprilit
mo Oercn ySertb OILS pouitdnoig Genigtno be-
funnCu III Nbrer StherliellUna.
1er 3utalDciraa Der o5uthubeu Sores Snitis
tutS iit iucit bbbcr ne Der Sbren Ecpoittorcu
iit'i SSir o6en ipicocrum bic ioralaItae uno ~
itemutiibe QSCiie in Der ,Sprc Vilcber, HCcoroe
lInn Gonti mdblcno hc5 ner0aupcncu Su6rcS
gelbrt luOr6eH iino. Nhtlin9aoou
quumla. GUuant q Gu,
bcaInubirtc 0iiculUbc &c@mnnaaiiiGrer
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Sebt ou' 5t 9crnnro'S S5b'u bic drduter
fprieBen mo acocib'n. ans oeren Sdit man
giueu ibGit 5eunobeit 81 perleibn JScnt
g an SlnblannQ Sir Gehracbt. 70 rimm ioiori
elm: jpei mn1en idnit bic Edrme rein: bis
teanldr bcr einlia inm Srt iabr' I'll nit elci.
ther Soiie i0rt. Sdnn lommi Der glppetii aul 5
9tell'. gu int lilr SiUeie. mciner 3reu uuo Nu
beronufi rncb poleu lid fibnt Sidl 10 rifb.
nls iuc eiu Sii6. Sir % Seuts Dei gpoibes
fern ST hGben tStSoSa,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

oOcr @nt5iinOung ser 2lngen ioIIte
init Dem Nca0p 9elief iuie folgt be.
banOeIt merben: Der Batient ioIlte
20 Sropien be3 HeIief iebe Strnoe in
cinem @eiEglaie boll Noiler erbalten,
lno Die gan5e 9rult, 9tiiden uno
6ront muB unter Dem @iniluB oes
Helief ourh bGuiige gIpplifationen
erbolten maroen; geef.Sbee uno
&rait-Suppen miIIien Dem gatienten
5lr Stdrtlrng gegeben merOen, llno
ieile @in9etuei0e miiiien bin uno mie.
Ser burd 81. 9faomap's SiIlen in
SbGtigfeit 9eIebt iueroen.
@nt5ilnouna ser giieren Gnt5iin.
Dung Der 9Iaie, Gntaiinoilng Ger Gin.
gelueibe, Gntaiin0ung ser 2ungen,
peGer Sails, 9ron6itis, i6tperes
9ltbment Group, Gatarrb, SSnfIuen6a,
aopiI6ner5en, 3abnpcb, gteuralsie,
Gbetnatismils, falte Ghius, @gue
GbiaS, Gbiiblains, 5roitidd0en.
Die gpplifation BON Heaon@e.
lie onf ben ODER Die GheiIe, no Die
Sdluierigfeit ober ser Stbmer3 eri.
Itirt miro Grleidtering mo 9inbe
gelu1bren.
Snrerlif, Elm DcIber Tbeelof.
fcl in einem Golbcn 8Iaie 8alIcr,
flrirt in eiEigcn @inuten 9r1mpie,
SpoSmS, lauren Wogen, Soobren.
ncn Ncru0iitdt, SfIafIoii9feit, aopi.
mc6, 0iarrGoe, 9pienterie, Collie,
9lGblngcn ln0 ole ilnerli6en
S6mcr5en.
Walaria in ieinrn peridJieSencn Sor.
men Ctrhcr uuS Noup
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6als

glr9 Ginn.1meu bon 5ipan3lg
oOer oreiBig Sropfen oeS 9leaop He.
lief in etuas Syrup Dor Sem Sdla.
fengeben uno inOem SIR Elm nit gte.
Lief getrdnfte5 Stiif 6Ianea Inn
Glrcn SaI5 midclt, peroet S6r om
@otaen pollItdnoig befreit bon einem
rauben SolIe auiite6en.
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MaOiuaD's Meaob &eliei

Iurirt ni6t uur ben init W,alaria bebaiteien
Balienten ioiort, ienoern berbiitet aud Del Gen.
ten, bic bemfeLbeu auseefett no,uenn iie ieoen
W'or6en beip stufiteben 5uan5a ooer oreibts
IropieH yleaeH 0ieliei in enem @laie Balier
neBmeit urlo eiHcH Grader eien, iraeno tueIte
gtnidue
Serfauft bon allen glpotbefern 50e. Die 5lo,
foe.
ebidet al Gr. Haouap & Co., 90 GIm ctr.
Gciu'Dorf. fir a@oof of gopice". (3)
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2Ietropofttan
RorooitsGde 2erinl
&. e. eGriuer, gsliioent.
3inien 312 grp5ent,
Baltimore, I. EcstmDrr 1906.
Rorcoit Gde Ser

Qeiraa Der 5onos am /. 9e}ems
bet 1903. ........ ............... 81 ,336, l4I.52
Gpn SepuiiioreH iudbrcu6 heo
Snbrea empianaelt. .......... 2393,9l4O3
Pill Sip;eer9cH erbdlien tilr vi
ieH, Rinleu aui SbIiantioueH
nno SurICbcH N,ictbeH iitr
Grunoci1enibuH ............ 2OS,46S.h1
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. ReaoyRe|ie|

@an5 0Icih pie beitig o0er imous.
Iteblib bie Sdmer5en, Oie Ser I6ell.
notiidlc, 9ettldgerige, SdwaAo,
GerfriippeIte, Ncro6ie, TeurulgiI6e
oOcr ourd aronfDcit Nieoergelpor.
fene Iei0en mag,
RaouaD'S Slcaop 9iclief sic6t ansen.
bliflide 2tnScrun9 1t, Grleidternna.
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sSparbanf bon Baltimore
ehOmeit.@de lsnlalp. nne iSaNctle. straie.

siioWeit@te Guinps mno 6nActts etra0c.
Baltimore. ben 3. Iunuar 1907.
Sn 9luiirdpe heS Girefioriumo ncr cGntnlp
Spdrb1nf bon Baltimore" bdben mir, Die INT
ter5eihneell. oclI 9I5ueis itbcr oic lbdlGleit
Der &uitI rpdbrenb 0C5 nerfuencn Iubrc@ nm
tcrilcDt unn bcriobtcll. lutc foIgi:
Suuos am 81. Seieulher 1905. $2l .59I S55.9l
9rDatcnc SrpOiieu IN 1906. .... 5,51i O25.22
Grbuienc Siuicll AMI Adpiu
1905 y. .................. 1850 800 %
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len's. 4r. 3it. 1pro.eaea ctr. Sftice. ShnSel,
bis 10 nhr Niorgens uno II nbr MiiinGs
bio ulr Ibeuos.
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Sabem Sic &atarrh:

9Sesbnl6 coniuIiiren Sic ni6t
eineIt slrSi. pelher 1dtdrrbs
strautbeitcu Der Raie, oes pal.
les. Der Snnpe uno Der Gbren
iilr ldn9er. ais rs Sabre in
dieter 'Sidot bebanoeli bat? -
Ssenn sic reid iino, lpiro Sb.
men nidlt 6u biel uboeriduei.
nno luenn sic arm iino, 10
bruiben Sic nur fiir ole Dleoi.
iin AIi beAnhIen bel Sr. Nnrts
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@uuDu absu5iebeu Rno, mie iplat

Yin SeppIiiDren be3nbIicr WtIrn0
udbreRo hcs hcr1dngenen Sab -,...
llnfoiien ................... 8Is22.2i
FrGmicn iiir aefauiie aitieu uno
S6Iioationcii ............... 210712
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$2,4i7902.Gt
@crbleiber SonbS am /. 9c5em.
hnr tGDH

bcr 1000. ......,.,-.,.-...','.. Sl,40O,J ,J5 IEs
Sic Sonos iino auaeIcst in 9nrleben aui
Grnnoriaenibum gtftien uno SbIigGipnen. Die
nan gniicbt Der uuierSei6uetCn no!lftdnoi1
itfer geileut limb, iomie in Dem 2lniduf bon
gIticu unn GbIiantioacn Der i0lioeiten glrt.
Nie nnaeinuitelt Niten mo SbltQaijonen iino
fdmHilih uucr oem Winrft1pcrtb mo feline
iiber bcrcn &nripertb nnGenoInmen
Wm l. SCSember 1906 mareu 6ti0 Cont
pfien: cv6ifnet luuroen pdbreHo heS neroanges
ncn TabrCa 1907 Goli ltno pd6reno heeIbeu
3ctrdumcc Sl2 Cont dCitbOielI. 10 Oab am T.
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Smcn Taih.
(Cpen SuIp & 60. Sanfiers)
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hcr Tepoiiiurcu IN Rnnpbleiiorm Georudt nor
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bats 2.is he ss;s 80 additional He
recently paced a niL- In 2l0.
Joe JOKER. another famous PAGER,
~ao race without driver. ~eli known
10 TIE east. all b4 there and vill be
started against Dawn Daylight. The
owner o. Ioe. NJ Wm Mcconnell
thinks that ho.se can beat the Ok.
lahona wonder and he Is going 70 en-
5eayor 70 prove &, Crea, interest at.
tzches 70 this unique race a. Il j. con-
s.dered almost impossible - get two
horses 70 race without drivers. and
neither one Of them "break" into a
rln.
Trsnspers,ior.
4 contract h2s been made with the
~. X L T ra!lSzs - ruL shuttle
rain every twenty minutes 10 and
from the fair grounds The Katy
tracks run II front Of the main en-.
trance and 4 large platform so feet
long BY is feet vide has been bull;
10 accommodate the great crowds
Each train will have l2 coaches and
the round trip fare will be Is cents.
Arran gements have been made with
the street railway company to have
special car service rom Main and
Broadway % carry all passengers to
East Reno street within one block o..
Katy" passenger station.
The end Of the Maywo,4 car line on
east Eighth street will be seven
blocks from main entrance. Arrange
ments have been made With a well
known business man 20 operate a
hack and bus line from the end Of
ne track TO the grounds.
sooner's Trail.
The SOoner's Trail will be tn,
home 0; concessions. carnival attrac
tlons. trained animals, side shows
freaks, etc.
The building lining the trail IS 27C
feet long and % feet vide. II re vii
be an aggregation OF the latest and
most ingenious anus ments gathered
from all parts Of the world tn,
most daring. hair raising. slde-spllt
ting acts will be given every da,
ana night. Everything will be clean
refined and delightful and ladies anC
children may visit the Sooner's Trai
at any time, unattended.
ieorrote Village.
The Igorrote village consisting o
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It--s s Do. -p-re q fam e isc-
t1-y p, q c9I-ef-.a. ea-e-prlEe tst
a-s- ls 5ecaf,-c directly Or Indirect
.s Pain arc ..1-z-lorzl ard vl.h
..alr ,s..g g-ste.s.s4 erhi5i's ~.I 20
-3rs ~ s-oa11n me sIt.91. quicken
re gfe,as-I91 AID ..c--sse th= use
'4l snsalltge - fte sss-sYe visitor
ran any other s-'er.-lse ~ 'rst-1.
u1r. 10 ne sane i.ngtt o. time la
53f-tsslng machinery ls Ol eTaibltIon
zlsa sno~ edge o. mzctinsry is ey-
sry a. zee ran - secured Live
F'Dcs is rot only exhibited ogt is so.f
s.1 srchanye1 for breeding yBrDoses
~ the Advantage % al parties con
cs-ns1 and ne " building % the
live stuck Industry. a nscessary tea
tgrs ln a clyefslf-f and sgccessfll
agr.rJi'gr-.
Tie princ.9le - ei.-' ION under.
ilss siI of ne ~0-t % whole o.
planned ~ a. ~ 30 representative
exhibit ~ %. reao1rcss o enc s'a'e
where 'he ,Isit1f may easily obtain
general ides - occupation. arts.
pfydYc's err Earh department Or an
sd4ca.ual force 90 iue' and mach
Oe'ob.r 5-h ~ ls'h inclusive a. Oh.
Ah9ma Cl'y and Nlll be 'he most
~ inter r.at Will be- found 30 agricui-
'ural Horticultural. machinery. aYIary
uge stock and other department.
The state fair oi 1907 ~lu De held
cgmp-ehrnsige ever held iu the Unit
81 g'a'es II Will be- much larger
than many other fairs Il wiil not
be- strong IN some particulars and
weak 10 others. but will be strong 10
every department
The association o. spending over
i750J0 in new building and ln i'm.
proving he grounds. over one hun.
drod carpenters and nearly a. many
Iabor"rs are making things hum and
everything will be ln readiness In am.
pie time for the opening Of October
9TH.
The Exposition Building.
The exposition building Is a mas.
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twenty-five head-hunting. dog-eatlng.
Wild people from the Philippines. has
been secured Visitors to the Port. Z
land and 81. Louis e1positiOng will
remember the Igorrote village a. one
OF the principal attractions there.
The village will be complete In every I
detail Just as It is in Luzon. Il Is
tribal custom for the Igorrotemen to
eat dogs but the women are not (
allowed 70 partake o. this deiicacy.
because &; Is considered to have a
quality which nerves up the fighter
for head.hunting expeditions. A per.
Torrance consisting Of war and cere-
monial dances, tribal songs. spear
throwing, etc. will be given.
psne's Fire~orst.
Pane's Fireworks, the attraction
that made Manhattan Beach famous.
will give the gorgeous spectacular dis
play. "vesuvius." A grand perform
ance every night.
Special Days.
Special days are being arranged
and Thursday. October 10th has been
selected for Oklahoma City day All
business in the city will be suspend
ed on this day at noon and the whole
city will join In entertaining the Wis
!tors from out Of town. Special at
fractions are being arranged. All
schools will close and school children
under u years Of age will be admit
ted free. This day promises to De the
largest in point OF attendance Of any
time during the fair. Friday. October
llth. Is old soldiers dag, and the
Blue and the Gray veterans with the
Spanish war veterans and rough rid.
ers will give a special program Of
patriotic speeches. parade. camp fire,
etc. All the soldiers will be the
guests Of the fair association.
Saturday. October 18th. will be
travelling mems day. 1t IS expected
that over 5000 travellers will be in
attendance They will give a parade
on the main streets OF the city in
the morning. headed by the famous
Seymours band. They will spend the
afternoon viewing ths exhibits and
races and at night will be given
smoker and vaudeville show in the
music hall auditorium.
Other special days will be arranged
later.
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SF|RST OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR

sivs one i7.1115 f. -, stories
h,Et. D. all D. fiie1 70 5r-rs9rinF
sift erposltl5n featg-es z1t c3-1-
rs-ci-i and ra1giac- e1ti'4rs
Z. sH b. bea1-fsliy sec.-a,e3. 5-l,.
ns1tiy HEhted and - 5s ogea 5oia
aay snd night This b1ilding stands
On ths l@'- a. -o- .n,a- a. r,zin ~
tra1se
The grounds o. ne association er1.
b-zc.nT 100 acres. are remarkably
vel z3apted 70 the p8-poss o. a
srea. exposition. Satgr. las made q
place eIac,iy suited - ;he purpose
Pzfu . the grounds are covered
sl'h large shade rees and a beau.
u'8L cl-a- lake o; water extends
acfosz The ground. The grounds lie
ezs; ~ ~ city a continuation o.
Fogfta street and Tenth street would
touch the nOr;h and soIih boundary
u ne grounds. while continuation
- Eighth street would run Into the
nal. entrance