davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
1tuaugcncbmer Streit fir GOnin-
mcntcn.

Smo6o, Nebr., 3. SUM. - Der
aon1pf 5ntidcn sen @roBi6IGftern
mo oen GommiiiionsbGnolern in le.
beuoem @ieb fiber Den Gnfollf BON
ipgenonntem oibe fluff" nod Der fiber
dr6tIiden .ltnteriudung Der geiflod.
teten Sbtere, nabm beitte cine neite
@eroung, als Irmoilr & 60. 800
&iibe bireft bon oen Gieb8iiftern III,
ter oen nelten 9ebingrngen onfoui,
ten. Die GonmiilionSbGnoler in oac,l
8Iebboien boben Die Gcrf0uier bon
S6lodtoieb eriuht, feline Gbiere me6r
5n ienoen, bis sic neue Nnoronun9
iui0errlfen lit. Gie SGnoler OH Der
&iebborie woreu iber Die Sonolumg
Der Irnollrs rieiig ntigebrad)t,
Ct. 2ouiS MO, 2. Sum-. - Die
ficii9en Goniumcrtcn muBtcn einen
Nufidloa bon 3 bis 6 Gents pro
Efuno fir Hiuoileiid b~e5oblen, ais
Solgc bcs Streites 5nil6en S6lGf.
fern unO 9iebbGnolern. Die S6lGG.
ter crbpbten bcn Gngros. @rei8 fir
HinofIeii6 nm ~ Gents pro 8iun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
0cs MoroeS i'm eritcr
--.- @rnhe ihuI0ta.

SomueI Qaoi8, weIher, lDie be-
reitS oitsfiibrItA I'M o9eutiden Cor,
reiponoenten" berihtct, in Snolu
Sill meaen Der Grmoroltng Don III.
FREQ StridIono pro3eiitrt nuroe lit
BON ben @eihmorenen OeS WoroeS
i'm criten Grade i6uloig befunoen
porOen. ooA empfobIen Die 8eihpo.
renen, Dab ouS 8erift megeu gemii.
ier bel Dem 3eugenperbor berporaea
bratten 3batio6en W}iI0e molten
lnlie. Ger Hi6ter fonnte III 6ol9e
bes @obripruhs MIR GirleS tbrtn,
nGmltb, Den ShulOigbefunoenell
Sltm Gooe p%erurtbeilcn 9agegen
oeriprn6 CT, Die Gntpfebhtng Der @e'
Iflporelrn Dem @oltpcrneltr 81 I'M
terbrciten. @ie cS idetnt, e%riltirt ut
Dem Gountp, in Delfcm oas Ser
brefen gei6ob, fcin &crlon9en 0or.
mad, ooB 0api5 oet Mforo nit DEM
So0e biiBen ioq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Ins Dem Snncren MarNlanb's nno
ben a%ngren5cRoen Staaten.

Cine Csc ents. Steuerrate
ur Waibirgt on.G ountp.
Die Gountp.G ommiii1re bon 3oib-
ington.Gpltltp boben in elmer ont
Samitag ~ahgeboItener Sisung Die
.Steuerrate altf Csc. ~feiteeiest, dip
&c. nieoriger, ais i'm Soriobre. Wtit
Musnabnle zines einSigen 9ountps lit
oieies oie uieorigite Sterterrote bon
irgeno einem 9ountp in Worplono.
Die Steuerbniis, melde ouf $23,0tS,'
1850 feitgeitellt lit Bat lett Der lebtcn
g(bihdsung Dor einem Sabre beinobr
iln n Yfiuionen Collars 5ugenonl.
men. Den S1ul.@ommiii1ren nur-
ben $4,000 betuiaigt $4,000 tpeniecr,
ais iie perlanaten.
Gs bIefbt bei'm Ilten.
8os oeniofratiide Stabt.erefutip
Gomite BON sltnapoiis, beitebeno aus
Den aS. ,Mobert 6. Strailge, VI, @t.
Drpop nno Sobn g 9eafL perfoul'
meIte iid snmltug I'M @eridtSee'
balioe uno beidloB, bic oemotrati'
ideu 8rimGrlpnfIen oni 26. Sum alb
sitbalten iuabrcnb Die Hominoticns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
@cifcrn Maralans GiIsubabu.

geatttrent rs. Roeentber, rerldbt Stueu,S tuttou
p i 3Ggltui.
40 WoraerS-G6Heuppft, Sagerstotpr, rM. &
" 0.spGbH,@ NapEeSboro. &barrberSbiire uni
aisgenpuiulen Coming, Sarco6 inb Gum
beriuub.
3.0d Ndbr!. - Accommodation rah Union,
q s9ri0ee. iDfpte tagliG, ouse.nomuteH ScnHtoe,
{ Dor. $anoper, 9ettpsbnre nrb 3. IN. s.
3ipifou Rnnfter.
'4.55 Nafm, - gypreb, SaupfIinte, Saoerk
tppr, SnHeo6, GttpSe1St::rg nno, nuSaeIioub
mel, S2nrina, 5reberid uub Gmmttsburo.
Bdrlons8nggon.
Stgtidl, ausaehIramea eouutne.
6.t5 WIprgtnS = gort, y. mab .. Sioifon uNh
&alptIlIie 5itii& ben @nor6sSroos folpif
Carlisle.
7.g0 @oreens atrom. naa SiebfieIb. Iurpa
Gr1init5bHrg.
1000 @oreers Beitern eroreb, ReItmtnfter,
9ssrp gSinofor, l'aion 9ribse, ErueebtIe (Sre.
eertd). Stu.rlpnf, @nnneS6oro, gtamberS.
buea. plgersiopr. SlEcDd, CHAMBERLAIN unh
9litts, a.fet Obferr 1:tonsssSaeeuu
5.33 PGo - Gffomnrbutien adn &nuopeI.
6.25 Ibe~uov-aisgui. uad linton 8rfnae.
yinr 9sunerftngs nHb eamftaeS.
l1.25 Mbeubs - Nffom. nuA III IONS 15rtbde.
Sur scn.tagS.
ESQ eens-a tiom. mao = .on.ertboe nm
: SiIt, MID. an vennfplOdriaias .etaten. an.
q, Nubsrtpn, q. m, 6swel, II
@sr .hsiaaHsfHhrs. ast. Van. siosat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Initiftcr Der @rmoronna 9ariGuS'

Sta0t Guatemala, 3. <ni.
Die Hcgierltng crfl6rt Ocn ollntc.
moloniihen Reuollltion1r General
Solpaoor SoIeoo, mclfer aitf cine
lebbnfte Champagne ge9cn Den Gr0ii.
Oeriten Cabrera ous9ebt, fiir Den llr.
beber beS fiir5liben 9ltttelttntS ait
Oieiet ionic Ben Nnitiitcr Der Grmor.
Olulg OcS @r-ErGiioentcn 9ariuo8 IN
Der StaOt Mcrifo. glS Wotip gilt
NtiB9ur1t.
General SoIeoo triiit 9e9ellm6rtif
nit Dem Erdiibenten 8elopa &orbc.
reitiulgell 3u einem or9onilirten Gin
ioll in Salpnbor ltllO Guatemala.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
MormOnen : Gilgcrfnbrtcn.

&oheiter, N.-Dy 3. SUM, - Sn
SoImpra limo @ileer5iige BON Mtor,
monen ans Canada uno onperen Or.
fen etngetroffeuL nm Mormon Sill 5r
beiuden. Gie Wtormonen-airdc bon
Solt2ate.Gitp beabii6ti9t oen Nnfoui
oes Sii8eIS unn Die grriftltng zines
MouumentS an Der StcQe, mo ongeb.
lid Die golOenen Glotten oes Boot
pi Wormon" gefunocn mor0en Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Baltimore 9amsf Sadst . 50.

Die Ser. St1atensAB5ft bef5rbernS.
Sampies ,,Gnsiaia" trend. ,Nlabame,S
rBeureia," ySsHntfee".
9aniSter iabren ideltt, Sorntaes ause,,,ous.
rreit. bon ben rNaifnime~s8 ierS, Tr. 10--15,
~aiaotsGicnbe, $50 9neiios, hireft na1 Oh
Roint 9%ouiiort, Goctolf, 8ortsnioutb unb allen
E:iuften oes @iibeits. @erbtnoune tn Obj
Eotnt Comfort init &c. & 2. GitenbaHn"., Naa
alhrlonb, Serbinoung .ii Portsmouth NIT BEN
mouib uic gtIaitta. Sn gorfolf Berbinbpue
nit ber ~%sltIarltie Gpoit 2ins," yioriolf nns
bern, @afbiuston. R.sG., Ri6uloub, Sa.. uas
Refpsgorf.
WdbI5eiten mad .uropttf6sm 9Iaus. auri'
ri5fe auiitenstnnter, eieitrifte Selel6hita
Santpfbei5ane, &oieu fret. Sfeferttrte Ratltten.
%Jirnurer In ben ginet.HiirealT Der gan etne,.-
str, lo7. a9ftsgaIttnlrrs' Strabs 9t, 5o9 nro
Baltimore. mn6 Colbert troBs, Continental
1rn't 9uiioins' unb IIoareb'S VT. 100. storb'
@burIeesStrabe.
SpHn n. ehetpupb. q. Shown,
Siee.arof. u. Ben. .Nanoa C. Ger. 'Raf.' Saens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

*#* Gie a@ormoaie" peronitoltet
ON 9ienitog enc characterization
oltf Dem Gompfer oSeDern. Gas
NrrangementS.G omite bat Oofiir &c.
iorgt oob eS mdbrcnO Der 6obrt an
9eluiiigringen nucr 2(rt ni6t mani
gelt. Die 2tbfG6rt crfol8t gbenOS s
ll6r ON 6ltBe pes @rooOmuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

*%@ Gle oie5iG6ri3en 1robrennen
beginner i'm .@roipcct @orf" Glen.
Itog, oct 4. sam, 9taAmittogS nm 2
llbr, rrno rperSen an 5, lno 6. Suni
fortgeiest. @iele critfIoiitae EferOe
limo fRr pie reidet G~reigniiie oes
Meeiug& .aenelpct pn0hitebt ein IN
tereiionta, &portisjn AusfiGt. Sir
@ett(uitise tiin0 5ahi0nntett al Ser
9drio aimo 8auI5 8u bdffaafrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
0otionoIsYonfer.

Rotionols8 onfen.
she Oh Suna Ratfunul Sanf, @aps unb Gre,
tersStrnBe. Sqco6 q. Soof, 9rditbent; So
bio 6. gbanS, 8iees8rifoent; Senro 8. gtes
oue, &dtfirer.
,Sirft National gauf 81 RGltImsrs," =. V.
&iIcor, Goibier, II S~outbsStr1Be.
r9iueite Ratioua7sgauE," 432 SiosBrodDipdb
%. 6. 0dGuer, Rafirer.
yNeicru Gntiunal gent," ~. Warrtott, Co
fiber, ID NorosgutatusS traBe.
y9ruberS & Wed1nuies' 9tGttoHaI Sauf, ("
gbGs. 9 Wiuer. 9nfbier, NorSnsit'gde Gu
taus rno SobettesStrabe
,SbIrb National 8auf, 8aItimore un0 geprtb'
Strobe: Inp uHo Jia9t often.
,Sarmers & Merdbants' S1atipsai Sarl,"
Soutbs mt 9vn1bdros Strnbe.
yGpmmereicl & Scrmcrs Rational gant," Glib
ipeits@de Sotparos rno 9eru1ailfStr., 8. 8.
Bdlotptn, 9hIfe i%fnfiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

lify nm 10 lt6r 2lbclOa boS sum 10.
Slni.
IronS. 9aciiic.@oit miro tGgIif
nad) SEM 4biabrta len b%ei0roert uto
iinO Die ShhlBituuocH arrangirt nit
Giidiidt aui Oercn lmunterbrod)ene
lleberlan0 e 8ef0rOcrlmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Gbciapcafc 9ampfc-.GumpasRie.
Gbeinptate.2tnie.
Glcgante 9afngier'I ampfer pAusuita" nno

Gbciapeafc 9ampfc-.GumpagRie.
6beinpsate.2tnie.
Glegdnte 9aNngier.T uMuguta" pnb
Columbia" nadl
Oh Fptnt Comfort nno Nurfolf, pa.
Santpier o~erIaien Baltimore tdglt6 (nuSges
nomnlen Sonniaes) TN. $50 Iteuos uno TOM
men In 9lo 9otrt Comfort nm 6 ltbr Wloraens
nno IN 7~9sorfoIi i'm 7.15 mlDreets an, ans
Runfien btS Siioens uro Gioiueitens.
Wurf.0iiuer.2tni
Glegantt Raiiagier.5a ntpfer nSharfutte" Hub
Baltimore"
mad @ctsNuint nno Gidlnuno, ga.
Sampler ~oerlaIen Baltimore tdgIt9 (diisges
nonrmen Sonntaes) lin 3 llbr gn6mitiues uno
tonlmeU 5u 0eitsBoint Inn TAB Morgers ino
in NiGmono min 9.20 WioreenS an.
Sie oil Mlontaeen, Mittuoben NIB Sreitdaen
b0ft Baltimore abfnbrenbcn Sampfer uro Die
bon g8eitslSoint on 0ienfineen. Sutnerftnger
mo SGnltagen abfubren, legen in @Ioucefter'
8oint. Clements uIto IlitorN > an: uno Die
on Stenitaeen, GonHerfiaaeH uno Saniftaeer
bon Baltimore uHo an 0}ontdpen, Wlttipodeit
uno Sreitagen bon Wefts4Soirt abtabrenoer
Sampler legeH in Dorit0un lI.o- Gldbtgatt an
(bet Giiniitgem @etter).
Snnipier ~perlnScu Baltimore pom Rter gr. is
NIB 10, tftrah ben. geerfte.
SurdDsBtuete md 1uen Runiten foureu aes
itdert, 6epdd nufse9e6en ,iino 6aiiitefl8intuter
i'm 8or1nS r~eierotrt iperoen, in ben bieitgen
gilets9ireuur; Nr. 1t9, it.ynlt.inD StraRe,
81. u. Aptior, Ngent; Ylr, t27, Sit.g Baltimore.
straie, ODER oe; 9~aIptsSiireaur: 2igbtr Iub
2eesStrnhe.
Senbcu Suiter, @. z. gbtsrt,
Gen. s@ef6dfiSfi6rer. Sen. s9dfiaaiers&laent.
8. 8, Wse1nunsl. SiiIfssSeu. s9aff. sagent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Marulaub nuS Tcnuipluania Balm.
uUor nrrfofru y.nrff, VI ucttucs Stnftuu.

4iiac ~pcrlaiTeu Turttls9tu citnes Stdttun:
7.30 Wluracna 0orf acrpn1. itigli6, aiiSgenont'
mcu Sniffltag,
$50 Winreens Celia acepm. mir sonrtan.
$50 MnraerS -Bflair, Neeorf. iagli6. dusac'
uomrueit Soilntda.
tt.3O WloraenS gelnir AecprH. tiglib. unsee.
iomnten Sauiing uno SoHutal.
100 9tadmittues 9eldir NecoM. fiur SonHtng.
t.2e Hdtnttttugs Netdtr stcrpri. mir Surrttun.
AL .asnnnittna. Nuris secunt. tigIid,, .ansge.
nnnmeft Seriiiag.
4,Oh Na6snittaes Neltu etcsom. MIR Sottutag.
Q. Is .Rahmifiags g,eiair 6rp<eB tdgtit, mi4ae.
r~ftontfteH &onnfna. I,ra& 81 IS.
d.f0 AhenoS Della Aeeo1f. tdgiih. ansgeHoni.
nIeft SonniaQ. eee 4fsSte. IfeT
loo gbeibS 3elfa elcrunl. mif Gciitne.
Ii.30 Ihenhs gcInir slecpni. i1glih. auSgrHol,s
lHeit Suiiltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
9crdants C @incrs srumspnrt. 60.

Sradlt uno Yafngtere.
*Gadl SoTtuu nuo benz Eften
Wont., Sienft., 9ornerit., SamIt., 6 t1br Gibbs.
t3af Hropibeuee nnb benz nften
Gountaa, MittfuoCb, 6reitag, 6 uor Gbenbs.
ASindl WrupErt.sctos uno giGrfpR
tieli6, 9 l6r sbenos.
N5rnht aneenorrinen t19li6 big 8 ubr E19.,
flr 6%enfelben Th9 abfabreube Sampler.
TeG Sapannab nah benz Giioen
9ienitan, 9oitnerft1s, Gartitng, 8 ubr NhenoA
u. .. Guria, gaent. 2oua bod.
Sanst.ghfeaa: Gernian. unb e~tgtt'straht.
U13 T&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03


ufs*4 ,0tes9i QopsGon5erte IN Ser
&pric.SdueHii lueropNo 0igic ISOLDE
f6rtgefcbt.1 Con Gbi1ippini'S be,
rii6lntc &hpeac Hat Elm gdl3iid ncllc&
&rogromm orrUn9irt 2u8 Soliltiit
trjtt sic .btfonnte Seutide Sdn8arin
sri. 3rene 2icterid allf, sic III Der
gan8eurr @ohc iiir lore por5iigIiden
2ciitrn9cu 10 groBen Behalf crnOtete.
User ein poor }punqloie. gcmlBreide
Sturocn bci gutter W}ltiif, bel einem
auten @lo5 Bier o0er @ein ooer mas
Iollit ieiucm @cumcn 5uiagt Oerbrtn.
gen mill, gcbc in 6ic Eop.Gon5erte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
0ei0Qftss@

3eitungen, 8ettffltften etc.
Chr Ualitmure gaetpS Co.,. Scbtb &bercrnpl.
bic, WtaHdger, 318 g8eftsSerMans@trdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Taiie sur 4eiie ms MnsIanb be.
isrst s. &aine, Ir. 4f3, Ef-ynIti.
murrsSfrakc, na9c Goitnm q e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

&upferi6mieoe uno Blum5el8.
Sobu Sabert, INA 10aWeSsStrabe. u, Il g.:
QSolfe 1929. ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

SrnnelS g. 9lemni, 8e6tsannaIt, 225 ct. 9anI'
Gtrabe, Baltimore, Wio. T.
Garl u. Wi. Sduts, 1919 dtDsgutIbfna.
@uIidoRs aorb. 26f-269 Galoerts9utibtng.
8. SIN. DrtHanH, iii yiorb'GbarIessStrchs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Marmor. un6 8ranit@8erfe.
4. Qiledrtner < sbhae. 7i4-18 WeftsgaItt
Der 9t &o11tlerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
9ambnrgsNmerita
-nnn-
ElgmOntb--GB
9pppclidranbeu-
Ggprek' unb Sahaaier'9 DENT.

Sambnra.a a'2inie,
81 8roaopap, Rep.Oors.
NrtBar %. GObiuu,
am atten Elate.
1877 SIt-9alttHtore-Stf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Bianos un6 Srgeln.
Gbas. mf. etteH, Q Ssproseiberrp.S trabe.
Nu. aaabe & SO, 9priesSebauoe. Wtt- Fopab
aoeIpe.
3arnpf- uno @alIer.Sci3ung.
6. g.. ehardher. T42 Sfts2oribarblgtrnbe.
Rapier uito Eapicr. Often.
Smith. SiSpu Co., i06 uub 107 Sanocer~str,
SSlaggen, 9anner, Mb5etdlen.
eiets Srus. .Gr. IS, acknowledgements
8lefpldtterl, Netal1 etc.
enpn. Gpnfftu G. Co., 13-f9 g1lserf.cr.Str.
Ieteftip,Mgentir
epaubauer & enniiot Cfriiber BET emltb. s8eft
& 2pona, SOB GaIpert'Sebdiioe.
Srieo6ofe.
,aonocn Eart Gsn,etrrs," Office 81, gSeft<sa'
raiosasStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
W1bofaten

Baltimore Emit & GHnrasth Sb," Can't
tnbIesSebdtbp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Stoots.8 onfeu.

SfQQtSsTQ1tef.
,Tcutitde ganf uoa 0olttn,pre," Baltimore urh
SoltoahsStr., 9uguIt Beber prdiioert, 6. >.
Slot Sbabnneifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

SruitGompagIie'n.
@sntnlarh SrHit 6u., gorb. peIts@de gnIberts
uro @ermansStrnbe. Crier Serfn, Rrdf. {;
6. G.. Zimmerman, Sefrctdr; 9arrou Ran
gtPb, S6dSms!fter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

2ei1enbeitatter.
Sanders & e5hue, 170S-1710 @aruou'Hnsnue
&m. Goe!, 9iortbs m:o @renrtorr1 sHbeitus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Gbar.9anfen.

Spar.9anfen.
,Teitffs eparsSnHf bon Rnittmpfe," Gutnfs'
uno gGltimoresS giraffe.
,St, SnmeS.SparboHt," BaIttuoreSStrabe NIB
GrfiomsSouies@penie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

9aumatertoIien, 3bitren, Seniter.
robmer, 2a6en etc.
5anles g.. Gutter C Co., 115 unb lit, CAB.
Grenerid Strabe.
Geo. 3. Sfpan e Bro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

@runo1t9entbur;S : I9enter unS
-SaroIer.
Sttrrt g. Tnaan e Sepitfs, 70 Dfbregtns
ton trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

grtHttb & garner Gunpanp, 2O5 q. .saca .etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Se,ser-8e
yHonai Sninrnn;s Go Of 2tosrpppL" Senr3
". 8drftelo, Neftbeut Wandeer, 01-t0
Chamber % Commerce NuilbtnQ. W
u8erp.anh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . Gefenidaft,"
gdtiimotes uno 9{ortbsStrake.
@ui E. SbaGeIfnro & 60, 10 uttb II GIANT
berS of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Observation-Disclosures.
q. u, 9aa Con & en-. 404 Beft1ermdt~&ts
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9an6pirtbiaaftIibe @erG.be unf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Sufihmie0. Subeb0r.
6. sepit sapne Co.. gr. 362 nuo 364, gOrb
SAB Strnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

2oblen tnb So{3.
5enrn q. Bon Setne, $50. eoInnlbtu'abern
Sdmltdiahen urb uhren.
q. 3. Wtuer, 2s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BfanOleiEe.8 efhdfte.
yGoaielibates span Co.," 1 RorSsUab.Str.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-02-20
In London CIubland.

In some of the ultra exclusive clubs,
says the London Chronicle, 1t Is Il scrl-
GUS breach of etiquette for one mem
Der to speak to another without obtain
Ing ceremonous Introduction before
hand. A painful case has just oc-
Cured In certain old established and
extremely respectable Pail Mall cara
vansarle. 1t appears that newly join
ed member in callous defiance Of Gus
tom ventured the other afternoon to
make remark about the weather to a
gentleman with whom he was not per
sonally acquainted. The recipient OF
this outrage glared stonily at its per
petrator.
"Did you presume to address me,
sirY he demanded. with an awful
frown.
"Yes, ! did" was the defiant reply.
Il said 1t was n fine day" The other
dlgested the observation thoughtfully.
Then, after an impressive pause, he
turned to is bold exponent "Well,
pray don't let 1t occur again" he re-
marked as he buried himself once more
In his paper.
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One of the quickest and most COM
plete and justifiable killings that ever
| saw came about through II tarantula.
1t was ut mine camp, and the camp
bully Ind II tarantula impaled on IL
stick. A man newly arrived from the
east stood gazing fascinated with hor-
ror, at the squirmng reptile, working
Its black fanes In the effort to reach
something that 1t could fasten them
into. Suddenly, without warning, the
bully thrust the tarantula straight into
the tenderfoots face. His whiskers
saved him from the fangs. but he let
out yell as II lie had actually been
bitten and jumped back, | fully be-
lieve, ten feet. Then. rs the fellow
came pokng the tarantula toward him
again, the tcnderfoot drew his revolver
and turned loose on his tormcntor Ills
first shot would have been enough. ms
II went straight through the fellows
body, but the tcnderfoot had his ex-
element to work off, and he never
stopped shooting until his revolver had
been emptied and the man with the
tarantula was a sieve. Served him
right" was the verdict Of the coroner's
jury, and the case never went to court
for trial San Francisco Examiner.
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the long walk to and from the depot
for she committed daily rather than
take board in the small village
around which homes of milllonaires
We're clustered. These long walks
steadied her nerves for the labor of
teaching the unkempt and insolent
children of gardeners coachmen and
truck raisers who fell to the lot of
school No. 16. She had spoken the
truth when she said that she would
fail. The power to organize and dis
cipline children in numbers is not Civ
en- to all, not even to the woman who
by the magic talsman of maternal love
may develop into n model mother in
her own household To the problems
of undiscipllned youth and unclean
persons and untutored minds she gave
the best energies at her command, but
she worked with the sense of failure
forever logging her footsteps.
She was not surprised. therefore,
when one particularly dull and lower
Ing afternoon Mr.. Graydon's motor car
drew up Mt the schoolhouse. 1t was to
be an investigation by committee OF
one. She had felt 1t coming-ever
on the stove and school had been dis
missed for the afternoon. She rose,
very straight and girlish and big eyed,
rs Homer Graydon entered the door
1t was his first visit to the school. and
she was surprised to find clean cut.
youngish looking man instead of the
side whlskered. portly parsonage she
had somehow pictured this arbiter of
her money earning fate to be
Quite some time passed before he
referred to the BILLY Dobson Incident.
and Homer Graydon had tateu meas
ure of the woman before the matter
came up for discussion. by this time
Margaret WAS herself once more and
she did not strive to dodge the issue
There Is no use talking about the
matter, Mr.. Graydon. was not cut
out for II schooteacher. l know my
limitations, but my father refuses to
recognize them. There is only one
thing | want to do. and he will not
permit that"
She never knew how 1t happened,
but before Homer Graydon left that
schoolr0om he knew what her simple
ambitious encompassed. and he knew
Just how she would attain them.
The lowering clouds had lifted sud
denly. the autumnal colorings on the
trees shone In the sunlight, and his
own heart sang In measure TO the on
ward plunge OF his ear. He was taking
the unsuccessful schoolteacher to the
depot In the village, and II was all he
could do to refrain from telling hei
then and there what she had brought
Into his money grubbing life.
The world says that love at first
sight lives only In novels and maya
zines. Homer Graydon says he knows
better John Leckie first said It wa
sheer laziness on Margaret's part, bu
sometimes when he goes to the coy
Graydon home and looks from the coli
tented face of its mistress to the proud
face of It's master he wonders If j
| pays only ito do" things when you're
| Il woman.
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TROPICAL TlTBIrs.
Some of the Native Dishes That Are
Served In Jamaica.

some OF the Native ptshes nat Arc
Served In Jamaica.
In Jamaica, It's everywhere else,
there are two ways To do things. There
is the beaten track OF the tourist to
follow, with its hotels of varying ex-
cellence. conventional drives and all
that sort of thing. TO know the island
and the allurcments of its lngratia ting
tropical beauty, however, To appreciate
the double interest of British resident
CUSTOMS together with the quaint oddl-
ties of the negro native life next to
the earth" one must travel different
course. Courtesy to visitors to the Is
land Is everywhere manifest. There
are nntive dishes that no hotel ON the
island can make To taste SO good.
There | learned the indescribahle de.
llciousness of properly deNiled ia
maica black crab. There were served
currcS that would make Il habitue of
Delmonico's sit up and take notice
turtle, real turtle, prepared with del
icacy to delight an ep1cure. and native
oysters that .lamalcans facetiouSly say
grow on trees. IroI3lcul liHllS Ill All
their fragrance and juicy prime gave
an intimaton of the productive posi-
bllities of the island. The green tinted
jamaica orange, thin of skin and richly
juicy, grape fruit of superior quality
the avocado pear. oily in composition
and nutty in ilavors pineapples= Ja-
maica they cut them IN half horizontal
ly aud eat them With Il spoon man
goes, al1ee. breadfruit, ochra, choeo,
vans. and more vans. We're there Ia
tempt the inexperienced palate. TRAY
81 MAGAZINE
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Shelley as a Boy,

Here IL II glimpse Of Shelley offered
by Andrew Lang: at seems almost In
credible, but It Is true. that | once
knew II man who was at Elton with
Shelley. who left In 1910. This WAS
Mr.. Hammond, II senior fellow OF Mer-
ton college when WAS an inqulrlng
Junior About 1870 he told me nll that
1 could extract from him about the
poet. Shelley was not II clever boy; he
never was sent mp for good which
means, | conceive, that he never did
II remarkable exercise In Latin verse.
Mr. Hammond added that Shelley had
II habit when he was walking alone Of
suddenly breaking into a sprint Mt II
hundred yards pace. That was ALL
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The rain fell In torrents on the sol
dlers tramping sturdily down the mud
dy street
"Why don't they put up their umbre-
lasi said Il spectator.
With sheer an elderly man replied
Don't you know, sir, that soldiers new
or carry umbrellas? History records
just one instance OF their having done
50. 1t was In an engagement of the
civil war. and group of officers We're
holding up umbrellas to shield them
selves from thunderstorm when Gen
eral Grant passed. The general frown-
ed at the sight and sent an aid to the
officers with this historic message;
=" 4 do not approve OF the use of UNI
brellas In war and will not allow any
of my soldiers to make themselves
ridiculous In the eyes of the enemy
"Slnce that time" ended the old man,
mo soldier has ever dared to protect
his uniform with the effeminate UNI
brella"