davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21

Smoking 300 cigarettes a day drove
a New York man to suicide. The
cigarette route was a trife too slow.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21

To Advertisers advertising copy
must be handed in by 10 a. IN. to
insure its insertion the next morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21

For a very fat man, Secretary Taft
is making a fast run home.-Balti-
more Sun.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
THE TIMES REC0RDER
DAILY AND WEEKLY

The Americas Recorder, Established
1879.
The Americas Times, Established 1890
Consolidated April, 1891.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21

Americus, Ga, Dec. 21st, 1907
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
The Times Recorder is the

Official Organ of the City of Americas
Official Organ of Sumter County.
Official Organ of Webster County.
Official Organ of Railroad Commits
sion of Georgia for the 3rd Congress
sional District.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily, one. year. .. =. :. :. $500
Daily, one month =. =. :. SOC
Weekly, one year :. =. =. .SlOO
Weekly, six months :. :. =. e. SOC
Address all letters and make remit
tance payable to
THE TINES RECORDER,
Americas, Ga
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
insist that the day is one of i'll omen =?
Schenectady IN. W Union.
A Ship a she-and Why.

Periodically the question of why
sailors speak of ship as "she" comes
up for discussion, and a good answer
was suggested by New York Times
correspondent recently. who hazard
ed the guess that it was because the
rigging costs more than the hull"
which would hold of course so far as
sailing ships were concerned. The
change from sail to steam though
gives to the hull the greatest value.
rigging and top hamper having al
most entirely disappeared, but the
She in the case will remain as long
as men sail the seas in command OF
craft that must obey them and for
which they care and direct, and which
If left to themselves would be IS
helpless as most women. or course
we except the ferryboat Rochester,
which lately navigated herself across
this harbor without the guiding hand
of man, the first vessel in history to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

the mainland Of South Amerlca.

Friday, March 5, 1896, Henry VIII.
gave John Cabot his commission to
pursue the discovery of North Amer
lea.
Friday, September z, 1865, Mendez
founded st. Augustine. Fla, the old
est town in the United States.
Friday. November 10. 1920, the
Mayiower with the Pilgrim fathers
reached the harbor of Provincetown.
Friday. December %, 1920. the Pill
grim fathers landed at Plymouth
Rock
Friday. February %, 1882, George
Washington was born.
Friday. October II, 1777, Burgoyne
surrendered at Saratoga.
Friday September %. 1880, Bene.
dict Arnold's treason was discovered.
Friday, September 10. 1871. Lord
CORVALLIS surrendered at Yorktown.
Friday, July Z. 1875, a motion was
made by John Adams in the Continen-
tai Congress that "the United States
are and ought to be Independent"
Who will now have the audacity to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
FRIDAY A LUCKY DAY

Despite the superstition which sur
rounds it and brands it as an unlucky
Day. Friday Is one of the luckiest days
IN the week. Glance at these momen-
lons events that have taken place on
Friday, August 3, 1892. Columbus
set sail from Spain.
Friday, October IL. 1892. he dis
covered land.
Friday, January 8, 1853. he sailed ON
MS return voyage to Spain.
FRIDAY, November %. 1893, he land
ca at Espanola OH his second voyage
to America.
Friday June -, 1904, he discovered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
"A NoTRE DAME LApY,s APPEAL

10 all knowing sufferers OF rheuma
ism. whether muscular OF of tho
joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write to her for a homo
treatment which has repeatedly cured
all OF these tortures. She feels 1t her
duty to send 1t to all sufferers FREE.
You cure yourself at home as thou
sands will testify-no change of eli.
mate being necessary. This simple
discovery banlshes uric acid from the
blood. loosens the stlffened Joints,
ourifles the blood. and brightens the
eyes. giving elasticity and tone to the
whole system. II the above interests
you. for proof address Mrs. M. Gum.
Imers, Box r. Notre Dame, Ind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

1.-THE NEXT DANCE MlNE.p

Trouble comes to see us.
But we never fret an whine:
Hands round, Jenny.
An the next dance mine!"
Winter shakes the shutter.
But amt the weather finel
So it's Hands round. Jenny.
An the next dance mine!''
Cheeks as red as roses
All the gals in line;
Jenny. KEEP your promise.
An-the next dance mine!
Talk O summer weather.
All | would resign
Fer holdin hands with Jenny,
An'-the next dance mine!
Atlanta Constitution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
FoURscoRE.

His body. warped and brown and thin
Is like some quaint old violin. r
Played till it bears the lasting trace
OF the dead players hand and faces
Played to old airs of live and pain
Till 1t has broken with the strain.
But even yet, when some one hringa
A master touch, the poor worn strings
Wake, from his heart OF hygone yea IL
A music that Is blind with Seay5,
CHARLES Buxton Going, Ia EVERY
body's Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
Insurance agent, is married.

insurance agent, is married.
Jewett-Yes. and his marriage is a
case of the irony of fate.
Hewitt-How Is that?
Jewett-He didn't know until after
he was married that the woman I'M
the case carried lot OF life insurS
ance, and now he will have 10 keep
up the premiums on her policies
Harper's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

$2.9S for Fine Gloria Umbrellas.
with heavy gold plated or
silver handles: worth S3.75.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
CAPITAL DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WASHINGTON AVENUE

$1.98 for Fine Gloria Umbrellas.
gold and silver handles.
worth $3.50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

Battleships.
Original Names. Present Names.
Orel. Retyisan
Peresviet. Pobieda.
Poltava. Iwami.
Hizen. Sagami.
Suwo. Tango.
Armoaed Cruisers.
Bayan. Aso.
Second Class Cruisers.
Pallada. Tsugara.
Varyag. Soya.
Coastal Defenders.
Nicolal /. Xxi:
Senavine. Mashima.
Apraksin. Okinoshima.
Despatch Boats.
Novick. SnZuya.
Transports.
Angara. Anegawa.
Manchuria. Manshu.
Work was pressed on the Orel, said
to be the most valuable of the cap
lures. and as the Iwami she has been
in commission and undergoing vari-
Gus tests since last May. Her hum
lie home sides have been made
straight. her armor has been increas-
ed and more properly distributed and
in re-arming her the Japanese have
substituted eight inch guns for the
old six inch ordnance.
The Retvisan, now the Hizen, will
be completed and ready for sea duty
early next year, and the other battle
ships are in varying stages of restor-
alton. II is now intended to have
them all in commission in the sum
mer of 1908. They will be rearmed
except in the case OF the 1wami. which
WAS largely rebuilt, there having been
comparatively few departures from
the original design. The officers oil
the navy express great satisfaction
with the Iwami and Hizen, and there
is no doubt that they will prove sat
isfactory il put to the extreme test OF
war.
The Bayan will be ready in the
summer of 1908 to take her place In
the fighting line as the Aso. The
Tsugaru, formerly the Pallada. is
with the exception of her guns, abou
ready for final trials, and the Soya
formerly the Varyag, will soon have
been put in order and in service ant
the Novick, which on account of hel
high speed of twenty-five knots ha:
il'sen designed Tor use as a despatch
boat and scout, is undergoing repairs
The transports were long ago com
missioned and the destroyers have
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

Japan Building UP Big Navy
t93Q 00Q33bQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQT
Five Ships Under Way.

long been assigned to Japanese no
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

represent the new woman in ship
ping.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

otun9!
Hewitt see that Gruet, the life
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

S4,9S for Fine SILK Umbrellas,
Gold or Silver handles:
worth 5000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
GOVERNORS MESSAGE
TO STATE LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page one0

into prohibition fight that will be
marked for its bitterness and align
ing OF the parties in way that will
have result that will surprise the
voters and the politicians.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

1898 for Pure Silk Umbrellas,
choice of gold or silver plat
Cd bundles; $500 value.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
2uBncnNe @cfan9cnidDait.

W1brcn0 Der HeItoltrdiion in
6ronfrcid) bcIrldtc Elm @cncrol, luel.
der oft bel Soie mar, cincu berilbnl-
ten Banter 81 Euris mo iogtc Dent.
lclbcn ultcr InOcrem: sd mor
chen I'M Sd,loiic, no man oic 9tod).
ridt bon cincm icbr Didtigcn Gr.
ctgniB crbnltcn bat, bic bis icbt 9}ics
nlono bcfonnt lit, 9(bcn0a obcr mobr.
ifcinIidJ uuaiiibrlid) cr50blt mcrOcrr
miro" rllnb lpeldcS lit Dies Gr.
ciNntB2" frnatc Der Banter. bic
tiIrfiid)c SIottc lit BON 0cn Sroll5os
len %GnglGnocrn u1O Nltlicn bel Nos
BARN pouig GcIdlogcn unO 5crit0rt
morben." o@irflidl," c~ntgcguctc Scr
@nnfier nit 0lcih9iIltiGer Wticne.
oGer5ciben Sic, 0crr General, 0oB
id) Sic cinen Nllgcnblid ollcin loiic;
id) bin lo9lcidJ mic0er bel Sbnen."-
Der General blieb cine babe StllnOc
olleil, mlutoerte iid icbr il6cr oic9lb'
iueIcnbeit ocS VnnficrS mo moltc
fortgcbcn, - ober Ole Ibiir mar Der
l0loIlen. Gr flingcltc, gticnlon0
fam; CT 6ffltctc ooS 6cnltcr, mcld)cS
nod) Dem @ortcn 9ing, mo ricf ans
ollct arditen, nber Nicmono crs
l0icn. Grit lud elmer mcDritiill0i.
gen Soit fam Der 9onficr 5lt ibnl
5urild mo lngtc: r&Cr5ci6cn ,Sic,
Scrr General, Onb id) Sic ctluoS Ian
ger iunrtcn licfs iuic mcine H(biiMt
mar, ais id iort9ing." nGtluua Ian
ger? - 0rci loltor Gtniocu
gHollcn sic mir crtlUrclt, iua5 oicic
9tDIiififotion 81 bc0eutcn bubcir
lo0?" sic bcocltct, bob ij fir Sic
mo iiir MIDI orbcitctc. SD 6cgob
mid nit Sbrcr Nodridt oil Die @0r
le; linl obcr 0cluinnc 81 5icbcn,
nntBtc 0o8 @cbcimnib ltrcng bcrpobrt
iDcr0cn. 9tltn 0loltbtc id, 0oB oiC
acknowledgement cine 0cbrcGli6cEli.
gclro lit, bcrcn man ii6 MIR inter
S0loB un0 &ic0cl periidern fam.
Sic mcrocn mir mc0cn oicicS WiiB.
troltcnS nid)t 5iirncut bcnn i) bate
Sic bel mciner Equalization 3lmI
Gompd9non 9entuht - ulo bier lit
49, Sbr IntGcil bon Dem @clpinn."-
0abci lc9te Der @onficr 6enl @enc.
raj iiinf5ig Stiid SolllclioirnncS 9il.
lets bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
GcriooiIdye @ciltcSfranfBcitcn,

IS 0ibt @eiitesfronfbciten bic
ppn Den Ner5tcn ul3 perloOilh be-
5cidnct merOeIL 3. y. Die GeiItigcStos
ring pcrldnuin0et, ua60cUl tic Ian
acre Belt %bcItunocn bat, mo tonmt
geIegcutlih lpieocr 5llrt &orldein.
Sriibcr bot man gegloubt, oaB Die
Sntcroauc 5miitcn Den cin5clncn
glniGQen bon Aleihcr Cnller mGrcn,
oot bat iid) Oicic Nuiinliung ldon
ldnQit ulS irrig bcruu89cltcIlt, Die
perio0ii6 mlitrctcn0cn @%ciitc9tront.
beitcn Iino ole &crriidtbeit, Die lo0c-
nonntc Yarunoio, ole M}c(unholic,
0ic Wonic mo oa@ cirtllIGrc SIRE
ieiL cine &rontbcit, in Der Yboicn
Der WiclQnd)olic ltn0 Der Mtunic mir'
chamber obipedicln. Sm NIlqcmci'
1lcn rucroen Ole p%crio0iid ollitrctcn'
Den @Ciitcafroutbcitcn nuBcrbolb Der
&ronfcnbduicr bGllfiAcr bcobod)tct,
ais i%nnerbolb, oenn IN Dem 3citrol
me 5mii6tn Den gnfdQcn lino oic
Ynticlltcn p00ig normal mo bcOiirs
len fcincr MISUNDERSTANDING a; old
limo bic cin5clnca Nni0llc elmer pc
riooiidcu @ciitcatronfbcit bdliiG
nur Icidt. Notiirlid iiibrcn ncrooc
oieic Sale nidt lcltcn iu Gonilittcn
nit Dem StroiGelctbud. g}iht inn,
nicr lGbt ii6 ieItltclcn, oh cine
Nonollmg Dem @caiun elmer nclcn
%Grfronfung 5u1crednct mcr0cn mllB,
u0er oh pollc Observation-Disclosures be
ltolOcn bat. &n Dem Ncm Oortcr
n&ollrnoI fir Ncrocu. mo @ciitc9s
f%runfbeitcn" bcrid)tct Or. @oroou
ijbcr brci Sale pcrioOiidcr WtcIou.
dolie, Die cr bier Sabre lang bcobodl,
tct bot un0 bic lid 0nn5 ablucidcn0
BON Sen getu0bnlidlen 6ornlcn Der
Wfclond)oIic cntiuidelten, Die cin5cls
ncn NniGQc trotcrl ndnlid Nall5
pl0blid) ouf, obne Bob irgcno lpcldc
t%ronfboIten @rl6cimu0cn porongc.
gonGcn mGrcn rn0 Ocridlponocn
Cbcnlo unOermittclt. Sn oicicu Sal.
len licB iid) immer cine erblifc BE
loitm9 icitItcIlcn. Die 9eobodytlul.
gen Or. @oroon'S bcitGtigcn oic 9e,
buuptung &rofit Gbin9'5 mo Sic.
tens, ooB Die pcriooil0cn @ciitcS.
f%ronfbcitclr norlpiegcno erblihcn llr.
iprun0S limo uno cine 0cgcncro.
t%ionatenOcn5 Der nit bieicll &ronf-
better beboitcten 4ierioncn bctpciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

.YrnbcntiaI 2eognc". =
nEruocntiol 2ea9uc," Abtbeilun0 Nr.
100" biclt g~eItern Ibenb in @otc's
Hcitouront, SIR. 1912, Slt.Gogcr.Str
i6re iobrlide Generals eriomntlung
rno genmteniunbl nb. 8r1iioent
grnit Weinfeloer bonn rStoots.Gon5il
bon Worplono" leitete Die Seriomm-
hung uno SefretGr Gbas. Nalmonn
fiibrte Dos Yrotofol. Die geamten'
mobl bottc folgcnoes Geiultat: Yrd.
lioent @com Sin1on. 9ice.Erdiioent
George Wetge, Scfretdr ltnb Sfot'
n~leilter GJos. Maumonn unb 3elegot
Sllnr Stoats.G on5il George Metge.
T%r1iibent WeinfelOer, SEER Wetge
u1o Sr. grtbur Sorsberger bielten
Mnipro6en. Tad, grleoigung Der
@eih1fte %ierpirte Srol @obe Elm Dor.
5iiglidJes Souper.
Ni6t y II II! - Der Heeer
Mnoreip Mops, lueldcr geItcrn bonn
Holi5ilten &orrp 9itdlep ipegcnS PIT.
dens perbaftet iporoen mar, muroe
bon Hidter Grammar nit Strole
bon 81 NM Soften belegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Militar-S crein

Soa IN elmer 0ffentIi6en 8eriamm.
lung am .. Mt6r5 IN Mcnre'3 Sal.
le on 6reOcrid' Npcnue sur Gr-
ncltcrung ser alien aonlcra0ldoIt
gegriin6ct pcr0ctl.
auf &cronlaiiung Scr &@. 6rieOr.
Stebra, friibcrer &llior, Scrm. Slit
&c, friiberer @reno0ier, SSf. Sdrei-
Der, iriiberer Nlrtiacriit, llno Sernl.
90nide, friiberer @rcnooicr, miro on
2. Wdr5 in Srn. 6rib Wcnfe'S 9alc,
Nr. 3, 6rcOerid. 9(ue., cine 8eriomm.
lung ltottfinOcn, mel6e 3ltr @riin-
Dung zines MilitGr.& creinS fiibren
Iou. Gac iungcn Mt6nncr, meIhe IN
ser belttIGen 9lrnlee ibrcr GienIt5cit
@enilge getbon baben, iino eingelo-
ocn, lid 81 Oieicr 3uiommenfunft
cin5ufinOen. IS bcltebt 5ipor in
Baltimore ihon Elm aricgeroerein,"
ertlaren ole Tllreger Der S0ee, obcr
lie geGen Oooon aus, OoB Der bette.
ben0e eigentlid) mcbr fir 0ltere Ser
rem bon ben often SobrgG1lgcn ici,
pcldle Den oclltid)irou5olii6cn Grie1
mitgemodt boben. sic Ocnfen 0cS.
bolb, ooB sic @riinou1g zines Mili-
tGrOcreinS fir ebemoli0c Solootrn,
Die llod) feincn &ricq mit0emoGt bo-
ben, mcbr &ntcrciic boben oiiritc, unb
OoB 0o0urd) Die oltc SpIooteit.aonC.
rdbI6aft picOcr oufgcfrii6t merOen
iuiiroe. SIS Icien 10 picle iunge MGns
l1cr bier, bic Den @oiicnrof gctrogcn
bo6cn, iid icbof nid)t germ in cinen
Scrcin oufncbmcn loilcn mG6tcr,
Ociicn Mit9Iic0cr fat oisiGlicBlid
&riegSbeteronen icicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Scr Ser Scfan.

Sin @ciitlifer, scr 5lGlcid) Sdul'
Snipcftor 1T mo crit tiir5lid) Die
WiirGc zines .OcfnuS" crboltcn bat,
bclprod) I'M Observation-Disclosures
Die Ienter &cill. NlS 0cpic0tcr EG.
0o9oNc pcriubr CT babel rcd)t al.
idolllid) nn0 rid)tctc al bic &in0cr
Die Srogc: oNcId)c Ncnntcr bobc id)
ocnn?" Nntuort; Sic limo u1ricr
Yinrrcr." Wciitlidcr: rNid)tih obcr
mas bin idl nod? NntlUort: n%llnlcr
2ebrer," @ciitIid)cr: v}(lld) rid)ti1,
obcr mas bin id) mcitcr?" Nltluort:
sic lin0 Sd)ul Snipcttor." @ciitz
lid)cr: oSouobl, id) bin nld) Sd)uI.
SnIpcttor, obcr cill Amt bubt S6r
nod pcr9clicn, rucr fam Dies ucns
ncn?" NQgcncincS S6luci0en. Gllb'
lid mcl0et iih Elm &no6c, uno Der
Yiorrer, bod) c%rfrcltt, oob Oodl lucli9.
items cine Scelc &unoc bon icilcnI
llcllen Mute bat, mcnoet iid) buloDoa
all Ben &naben nit Der IitiforOcs
rillig: .9tuh mcil Surge, in0e III
lpoS i) nod bin?" 3ogbnit FAM IS
bon oen ainocrlippcn: Gin orirlcr
Siinoer!" Ser Scrr 0eton perjid).
tete Nun oi,f pcitere 6ro1cn nod) iei.
nel1 ,@emtern".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

8enn SIR nit eil,em frontcn Ioeen
ooer ben ba6ur6 beruorocrufcueu llrz
laden, als @cri:upfatg, 2Cbcr!eibeu. Nas
mOrrbntbcu, SOpfihmer5eu, iaures Iuis
StUfcn, 5ey5breuuep, &lGburgeu, Gd1laf,
lpii0fcit, gctfioe RtcOrrgeidla0cnBcit,
@cr5flppfcu, TcrnoiitGt, 0iaGcntGtnrrt,
Nn8engcidt0iirc, GiaGcnaaS, 0cfihl Der
gol1cit mad Dem Glcn, Iufituhcu,
Shmcr3cu In Der MaarnncgcnN, bclcntcr
3tm9c, bittcrcm GjCihma6 im Wunbe,
NppetitIDfigtCit ETC., bebaflet feb, boun
Ierbet mir Gurcn Namen l,no Qbrclie. idl
ncrhe Grh elm frcics Rodet bon meiuca
Disqualification ieuoen, wel@c in ben mcis
fen 8dQen iofortige 2iuberug %briugen.
S9tdt fciu @clb Dber Foitr,Grteu, bcnr
i6 nil boA jcber SrUrfe bieieS Mittcl crl!
ouf meiae Soften probirt. Mou oorcl'irc:
JOHN A SMITH,
goo Gloria 5ldg, Milwaukee, Wis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17


Sr. @omoro Sonlon bat oos Bro
Op.@runoltiif, meldcS an ben uOrio-
le-Eorf" gren5t, fGuflid) 81 0enl
3luefe erlpor6en, nm ocn nSriolc-
Yarf" 81 bcidiiben. Die &oufiummc
bctrdgt 100000.
Srou q. Q. Surit bat Ben 0e6rii-
bern Wc2ongoen Sen Gontroft fir
Die Grrid)tlurg zines 2~ogcrbouies ouf
Den 8olliteacn Nr. G0l un0 COB, Scr
reltitroBe, fir $4,000 pergeben.
Sic "Soutbcrn Eltrpcntine Cont
PAM" bot ne6en 6en @eleiien Ser
%. & g. 9o6n" 81 Siablonotomn,
5ipiiden Der o.. unO g.. StroBe, eincll
groBen 2onoconlplcr ollgefouft, oltl
meldenl lie cine S%crpcntin- Snbrif CT.
rid)tcn miro. Gle ncltcn 9~lnlogcrl
lperbcn Slpiidcn $4,000 mo $4,000
foltcn, unb 5nblreide Nrbcitcr lucrOell
Onrin 9cid0itigung iinOcn. Gie Sir
ma bctreibt icBt bcrcitS cine flcinC
9nloge in Baltimore,
Sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b6lt
li6 ooS 8eriid)t bortnGdig, ooB Die
Sirino @iaiom &nobe & So. 6cob-
iid)tigt on ser Nor6.G6orleSitr. Elm
@cbGube gu crlpcrbcn, I'M BARN CT.
men 2ooen cin5ltridten.
Sic SS: Srie6el & Srepoffp bobell
Srn. Charles %. Wc@roger bier
@obnbGuier I'M 1000 @epiert al Der
gQSnortbItroBe perfouft. Scr Saul
preiS betrG9t $500.
nSolebeigh," OoS Seim bes p%erltor-
bencn Or. 8. g. s. @ilion, lit bon
Or. Sioof Erimbell criporben nor.
Sen.
Gie Baltimore 81 io.@o6n" i16rt
fort, al ibrcn @cleiicn in Sii6.9ol,
timore entlong SGltier unb 9onItel-
len orIfSilfnlfelt. 60 bat bic @cIea.
id)oit ipcbcn cine An5obl @ouitellen
al Scr Soiuoroitrobe fir $500 &c
fault.
Sr. 81. grcnt acDier fat sic @o6.
nlli,g Scr 5rou s. 6. McperS, Nr.
1903, orb.Golpcrtitrobc, fir $t2,.
600 perfalft.
Sr. 6. q. 9lofeibcore bat Srn. sc.
s. Mllrrop Sen Gortrnft fir Die Gr.
ri6tilng bon eff 5meiltodigen SGl.
fern an Der 10. lrno 9aferitroBe fir
$4,000 ertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
0cniidF NiplOmatcn . 8ebGltcr ms
Winiitcr . 8ebGltcr.

Ter Oeutidc Votidoiter in Moi5.
ilt8ton, 6reibcrr Spcd pom Sterll.
bl,rg, bot cine @rb6bung icincS Sc
boltcS, onS bisber 100000 Morf be-
trllg, oiti 10000 Wiorf erbctcl,, oos
nit er binter ben 9otihoftern Der
il6rigen @roBm1d)te III @oibingtolt
nit)t 5ltriiditebt. Die Grbobun9 lit
gelpiB audi an iid) 9erebtierti0t, Oo
8oi6irgton elm tbcitreS BilnIter lit,
iid]crlid) tbelrer olS Mtoorio ulb
Hont, 100 0roi MlontS uno Sr. bon
HnOopib 100000 Mturt erboltel, um0
e6enip tbcuer pie Goultontinopcl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Yori3 mo @icL 100 Baron Mar
iNoIl, Shirt Ho0oIiu mo Droi g9e'
Ocl 10000 Mort bc5icben. Pm be-
item bc5o6lt mer0eu Die &ertrctcr ocs
Gcltihen &cidltS in 2ouoon mo Ne.
tCr8burg; ioluobl @roi Molii Oicts
tcrni6 mic '0r. b., S60n boben i0br.
lid 10000 M'orf ull95ugcbcn. Die
@eb0ltcr Der oeutiden @cionoten
i6ponfcu 5miiden 2l,O00 ul0 co.
GOO Mari. % Ger Rci68fon5Icr
Shirt Nillom iiir ieinc G%bitiafcit MIR
nit 100000 @!orf entlobnt miro, err
gi6t e5 lid 0nb cr i6Ie6tcr 0oitebt,
ais Oie mciltcn Der inn rmterGcbcncn
@otidoitcr, ocucn u~llcrOirg3 int Der
O|cbr6cit bciou0crc &cprdicntotioa1-
ioitcn bo0urd 5uiolrm 0oB tic nod
p0Ifcrrcdtli6rr 2lnIhomng nldt
MIR i6rCn &cimutbituot. iou0cut n,ld)
Die Ecriou iHrc5 Soumcrdu3 ucrtrc.
ten, un0 oe3b0lb Ocn W}ouordcu, Bel
Dem lic nttreGitirt limo itjnc Gomilic
mo irincn Sol 81 cmpiuuncn bubrl.
Nobci iIbcrralt Ger Mici6@tnuijcy nit
iciuen 100000 Wlurr ollie il6ridcu
0cutidcu Mtiuiitcr Nnn} bcoUrtcn0.
PIN EGhiteu foumcn ibut i'm Hcid
Die St0atSicfrCtdrc 0C5 N!t5lu1rtiQcn
mo Oc5 &jmcru; oa3 @c6olt oc5
Srn. Don Gihiri6fD mo 0c3 @roieu
&oio0oruGfD bcl0uit iiG ulti 10000
Nlnrf. mdGrcn0 0ic Stnat$, ScfretGrc
Scr Not &r. &rdtfc, pes S6obc9,
6rci6crr pou Stcugcl uub ser Mio,
rinc, N0nirol bon Iirpib, ic 1900
ulO ser 0c$ GcihS &uiti5uultS, Or.
Nicbcr0iHh aor mw 10000 Wiorf
DoGcu. % inn Die prruBiihcn Mi.
niitcr noaD briicr 9eitc0t, inoem jeOcr
pon ibncn $4,000 Ntorf crbGIt I'M
Sabre. GbcnioDirl bcfommt scr Sor.
iibCu0c 0C9 boncriidcu StuatSH.iui
ItcrilmS. Trcihcrr pnil HoOcuiI9; sic
iibrigcn boDcriiNu Miniitcr lUcrOcn
Oo0cRcu rlrr nit 25,2OO Mari emf
lobut. nit 2hl3no6mc 0C@ &ricg$ni
niitcr@, Der 10000 Niurf rr1dlt. SIN
S6uigreiM SoMien itcllt iid) ooS Wi
niltcrAcbalt oui 26,O0O Mart, miro
ubcr bCint WtdnQcl elmer GicllimoG-
ulm1 NM 1000 M}nrf crb0Dt, mo IN
&4iirttcmtcr0 0ibt c6 Miuiitcr0cbdi
fer ben $4,000, $1,000 mo $1,000
Mari. 1900 Morf lit oit0 0oS,
mas Die Wiiniiicr in Nnocn bcjic0Ci.
Vci sen iibriacu ocutiAeu Stootcn
p~crringert lid) Die Nobc Der WiniIter-
NclOcr qroopciir. Sm @rob1crjo0,
tbltm &ciicn iiuo iiir ocn oirigcnoct
Wliniltcr 5uor $1,000 Nfnrf nl8ges
lest, iilr bic on0crcn &ortcicuiuc-
GrGacr ic0odl MIR 1900 W}nrf. SIM
@roB6er5oat6um Sodicn lit oo9 Sc
bolt 0cS lcitcnOcn StootSHtiniitcr3 5.
y. nit 10000 Mort, in SlOci6llrg
itngcld6r cbcnio bod on9cicGt (6ic
SlOcnblr0ilhcn 9leIlortminiiter be
fommen 12,G00 Wiorf), in So1ien.
Mcinin0cn nit 1900 M}urf, in
S6ipur5burg . Sonocrsbouien mo
&eub j. g. nit 1900 Morf, mo an
nlcrpcni9itcn bc5ic6cn Die birigiren-
ocn Wliniiter in Oen bciOcn 6iiritct-
tbilmcrn 2ippc. nGnllid i0brli0 MIR
5000 Diorf, oIio' ctuo boS glcidc
mie bei'm WtiIitGr Elm &egiments.
Gommon6cur
llnicrc Observation-Disclosures er9olten
olr glcife @ebGlter, je $4,000 pro
SoDr; ndc ltnicrc 9otidoitcr r. iuit
bobcll oercll 5cblt r. bc5lcben oQe Ole
irl6cn SabreSgcbdlter bon $i7,0 GOO.
9Gie ihr'c Nnsinnb bciurGt G. RnIue, sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Il nbeArciiIid.

II nbcgrcifIiG. g.: sd
fiird,te, 9onop bot iein SutereIle an
@olfipiel po1itGnoig pcrlorcn." -
g.: .@ieio fon1nlen sic onrouf?" =
g.: n@iilen sic, oils mir ont Conner.
ltog 9erobe beginnen mollten, befam
CT Elm ipidtiges S~clegronm oitS Scr.
lin, ooS i'm 5nriidriei. Gr 5ogerte
tbotld6lif iilnf Wimlter, Oh er llad)
Berlin geben ooer ON Spiel tbeil'
ncbnlen %lollfc." %: o9tn, ltno
id)lieBlid) fliDr cr bod int Die Staot."
FL g.: vHein, er 9inG 5,lrn Matd,
ohcr benfen Sic, iiini Minntcn
lleberleguhg ooju!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

ii d)ltepc. 0nffii6:
nsl1i S6 bin 10 gliidlid!"- SEER:
oInrum benn?" @ndfil6: sd
Liabe ungliidlid!"