davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Mcotsiner ais 2cnocn.

N1'NN 49, JN'SN'F
..AA-4-
@cbriioCr Strotber lparcn anQeblid)
momentum ruobnliunig. ais tic if
rem Sdrmogcr 9pmatcr5 cridoi-
len.
Gulpepcr, So, 3. M6r}.-Su
Dem Ntor0pro}eiic Qcgcn bic 9rilocr
Strothcr, mcld)C ibreu Sd)moGcr Sp-
motcra crihoIicn boberL iin0 gcltern
Sic mcOi5iniihCn Grpcrtcn Or. GIurt
unN ~. g8. j. 0remrp oui Den 3elt-
Nr1ituno NCrltien morOcn. 81. Glort,
lucldlcn sic @crtbcioiQunA cngogtrt
bate, crfldrte, 0ob iciuer gniidt nod)
sic bciOcn QriiOcr 5ltr 3eit Der Segc-
MlnQ Der GGot momentum 'rrIinnl8
iuorcn. Stoot2omuult Ir. gTooo
nobm Sen 3et9cn in cin idloriea
%arcu5ucrh6r. Ood blicb Oericlbcn Oo'
bel, bob Sos iortpGbrenOc l(1reht,
OoS ibuen icitcn3 9pluoter9 5l1getilgt
morocn lei, 81 cincm Gu8brltt) inn
puIiipcn &rriinnS 8cfiiGrt babe. Gte
bciNcu @riiocr icicn nod Der Groll-
ma ibrcr Sdrucitcr nit 9plpotcr0
p%oaitGnbig 0ciiti0 aciunb 0clpcicn.
Sic bitten ibrcn Sd]lpoQcr bc0lilf'
niluidt uuo ibrcr SdmcItcr Die
SonO gefiiBt. &IobIif lei obcr oicicr
25rriinn iibcr lie %Gcton1nlell, al" w
notcrS cntiIicbcn lpollte. Gic ScrtbeI'
Oiaung itloB onntit ibren Sail. Gr.
Grelurp mltroe fir Die NntIoge o1t8c'
rllfen. Gr bate meiit mr. iorbi9c
,yrriinti9e I'M Gcntrol.S tootS'SoIpt'
tai fir iolte 1orbiGe 6cbonoelt. Gr
mor Der GnIiht, bob eS iid mr. nm
eiten pl6tlifen 3orneaolt5brlld bait
oeItc ur0 nidt Inn Srriiun. 81 Der
Neutrality-suspicious. murOc George ".
lunnc oltigCrllieh mcldcr bejcll9ell
ioQtc, DOB 9ppotcrS Die c6rlid)c Nbs
Iidt gebobt bate, @ioIo Strotbcr 81
beirotben. SIS fam 81 einem iongcn
@cplGnfeI 5miiden Den gnm0lten
unb hem StootSompoGt ii6cr bic BIT
loiiung oicics 3elgniiics.
Sp1tcr entihieO Der @oriiBcnoc
glid)tcr &orriiou, Oob Der 3cllgc nid)t
5ulGiiiq lit. 3euGe 10. g.. HemburB
DON GlfnooO bc5cllqtc, oab er Bbilip
Strotber am II. Tc3cmbcr lcttcn
rSo6reS, brei Gage Dor Scr Erog0.
sic, IN ciucm Giicnbobn5uge bcgcGs
net lei umo Dob Stroller no6
S6noppS Ncrod)cn babe, &cp. s.
8. @ure, Scr @iolo nit @pmntcrs
getroitt bate, b%ebouptete, BOB Gbilip
niihtern 9cipcicn lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

co, pio Gan Sucr, per 9olnpicr
o6oomo;" fir Sin e 9ruiilicn, pcr
0ompIcr Spartan Nriucc;;" fir oic
ga Eloto Stootcl- per 0ompfcr
african Erincc;" fir @rcnoOoG ri-
niOno ulO @llionu, per 0onpfcr
n@rcnooo;" fiir 6ortluc S8lonO, 90
.moico un0 Colombia, per 9onnpfer
nSornio;" fir sic Bahamas, per
Gornpfer bon Miomi, Tlo.
Die GoIt fir %~cufun0lano, bia
Nortb SpOncD, uno fir Wiquelon,
oia Bolton, iflicbt bier tGgli6 INN 5
ltbr gtaGmittag8; fir Gltba, oia
Tampa, tdglif nm 1 ll5r Nadmit-
tags; fir Gotta Gtico, Sonouras (Oit-
&iiIte), Nicurogua (Oitfiiite) unO
Guatemala, pia New-O rlenns, t6glid)
nm 10 llbr gboS.; fir StoSt Merito
tdgtid nm 2 uno 10 ll6r T6cnos.
Srnu8- 8aciftc s 0 It.
MontoA - 70 llbr 2lbcno5, fir
@aluoii, bio Gan Sron5isco.
6rcitoG - 10 llbt 2lbeH0S, fir &u.
iuoii, Supun, Soreo, Gbino mo bic
IbiIippincL pio Gan Gran3isco.
Eoit fir Nuitrnlicu, Sill = Snleln
mo 9telt G%uleopnien, nio &oncou.
Der, ihIicBt bier tGgliA 7 llbr9(benoa
bis 5ltnl II. Wt1r5.
GranS-|aciiic.Eoit miro t6slih
mad Dem Nb9an0Sbaien beioroert unO
bic 3eit OeS S6luiieS lit orrongigt
nit Hiidiid)t oltf ocrclt ltulnterbro.
dJcnc llebcrlanOs 9cf0rOcrung.
". Sail SarriS,
Roitmeiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
WcridmGbtrr 9iebbaber begebt Selbit'
mpro.

YbilabeIpbin. 3. War5.
MalcoIm $. YooI, 81 Sabre ait,
fererte bellte aiiii pic 17:jdbrige eonn
Wcaniabt, peiI 6ieiclbe aui ibrem
Miidlreae BON Der Stride feline auI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
0ntipnofs0onfen

Hationals0anfen @
Che Sfb Soiuu Gntipnal Sanf, @abs uno Gre,
icr@SiraBe. Saco6 il. &uof, Eralioent; 9as
bio &. @oons, Sices%rdiioCnt; 3eltb 81. Jles
Que, Jtaiiirer.
n6irn Mniionnl Sant Of s;altimpre," -. o..
2Silcor. @aibicr, II G~outbsStrdbe.
,3fueite 9intiunnl.Sauf," 432 Giosgroa Dtpab,
q, &. g9agner, Gaiitrer.
p%Secitrrn Iatiunal Sanf," %. Warriott, Cos
tbter. ID gtorosGrtaiDsS trabe. q,
rSroucrs & Wiedbnntes' Rational gant."
gbds. 2. Riuer, gafbier, Noronefts@de gu,
tnfus NIB SaOettesStraBe.
uSbiro 9~iatiuuuI Gant, Baltimore uno Rortb,
StraBe; Gag tno gia6t often.
o3armerS 4 Merhants' National Sant,"
Soutbs mi Gom6drosS trabe.
Commercial & 5arncrs 9%iatiuuai Surif," Shos
lpeltsSde SolUdr0s uno YerntansStr., 8. s..
Yuloniu, ~SiilfssGafiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

pcrfolgt mlrroc, t0Otctc cr iid ourf
cinen Sfrlb in Oo9 6cr5. Nool QinQ
iriiber bel Den GItcrn ocS MG0dcno
in Die &oIt muroc icood) bon ibnen
iort1ci6idt, neil cr in GOuo pcrIicbt
mar mo Olroltf bcitan0, ibr Sen Sol
5lt muhcn.
@bitc'@ Nbrciic pom u m.
Mom 3. Mars. - Der nud @uriS
pcricbtc omerifoniid)e @otiduitrr
SClrD NSbitc reiitc gcItern BON Nom
nnh 6Iorclt& ltm icinc @cmoblin ob,
5ll1olclL Die ourd llnp6Blidfcit Don
Nom icrngcbaltell lpurOc. Ser W}i.
hitter OcS %NuSpdrtiQcn Gittoni uno
anOcre @eomtc ocs NuSrpGrtigen
9Imte9, i0mmtlidc M}italic6cr Oca
oiplonlotii6en Corps, Oiclc pcri0n-
Iidc 6rcuuoc mo ioniti9c 9cfonnts
moren sum Nbi6ieO8grlB iiir ben
l6ciocnbcn @otihoitcr ollf DEM
@oDnboi Cridicncn.
Nu@5ei6nunN iir WcG0r-
III If.
&ori9 6, 3. Wi0r}. - Ger utaihcis
0cuOc omcrifoniidc @oti6oftcr 9os
bert g. WlcGormid iibcrrcihte ocnl
ErGiiocnten 6ouicrc2 in elmer Bris
potouoicn3 I'M Glpice iciu 9lbberll.
iunGsihrcibcIl. 9Ila Elm bcionOere5
3ci6cn iciner g8crtbi60tlung iibers
rcid5te Der Erdiioent pcrionli6 0oa
@roBfreu3 ser Gbrenlegion Dem
Sheioenocn, ser morGen no6 &on-
Don i0brt ltn0 am s. Wtdr5 nu6 ocn
Ser. Staaten oufbri6t.
WfGormid'5 No6ioINcr Mbite miro
icinC N%ttrc0itipc nidt Dor Dem -.
MGr5 porlcgcn; bis oobin iungirt
ScfretGr NignollO olS @ei6GitatrG-
ger.
YoInii de 6or0erunGen in
Seitreid .
@icn, 3. MGr3. - Ger biciigcn
Ncgicr1na Oro6cn Die @olcn pl6tlid)
mieoer nit Shmicrigfcitcn. Cen Pin
lob 81 ibrcnl &or9cbcu 9icbt bic
prcubiihc Folcnpolitif. Sic ucrloIt-
gen, mic idon oft porber, BON Ocit-
reid niht2 @eringCrcs ais cinCn Ero-
tcIt, Der OH sic moBgebcn0cn @cmnl-
ten in Berlin gcrid)tct ncrocn loll,
rnO ltcllcn ibrc Sbitrltftion in 9lit9i
iidt io1a ibrer 6orocrung nidt
6olgc gcleiitct miro.
Iic NusQlci Of SIT ntcrbun0 5.
lungCn in @icn.
@icn, 3. WtGr5. - 9ie nellclt
Observation-Disclosures pcld)e 10
cbclt b%egonnen bobcL lucrOcn olti Dos
Gifrtgite GcfiiGrt. &on 0Itrcihild)rr
Scite miro cine Gr6Bcrc Gllti6icocn-
belt al 0cn Gag gclc1t, ocnn lett Ian
ger a3ett. Phi u19oriiher Seitc lit
man iihtlih nerp0S. Geitrcid bat lei
men Stan0prmft idori pr05iiirt. IS
pcrIongt cincn longfriitigcn Nlls-
9lcidD unO 3oQfrcibcit I'M innereu
@erfebr Der Goppelmonor6ie ooer
gftftcrneucrlung ser 0en1einiomen
Sanf pom Sabre 1911 an. Ger Nus
gang Der &erbonoIungen erifeint
ais bodlt 5pcifclboit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Sabre lang in Cumberland inn Csc
i6dft unfo erfrelttc iid citca -boben
9Inie5enS. Gr bintcrIdbt nur cine
Nittpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Warmor. un0 8ronity@erfe.
9, Stlairiner & s1bue. T4-tS Mefts9aIti.
Der Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
SrilIt-G ompaanie'n

WinrHlnuo SrnIt 60, 9iprolpeItsGde GaIoert,
mo 8erlnansSirabe. Gricr Seri6, Irdi.
=, g.. zimmerman, Seiretdr; Carroll Ban
Neb, ~Sdubme.Iter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

2eideltbeItatter.
Gamblers & sUbnc, 170S-17io Ganton.g emie.
Blu. Gput, ytortbs uEo 8reRnIounisNoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

gaumateriolien, Sbiiren, 5enIter.
rnbmer, 2aben etc.
5antes g., Softer & So, 115 nno lit. cub
Sreberid,StraBe.
@cu. 3, Sloau & BRO. s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Baltimore srut & @nnrantts Co.," Gaut'
table.SebduoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

2arf n. ID. shOls, 1919 ~9apsguiIoine.
@ni,ouus aprb, 261-269 gnIpert.guiIoing.
3. Ism. Crtmaunr iii Norosg6arIeSsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
GA - q REA.
die - Die Ota. Die IG Inner Gekaut HABIT
s s ii EM2AzZm
Sdliffsnndlrifltcn.

Mem9lbatf f., }. @af{!"n- 2ftge.
touliittH 'ffno .6icr 0tt'9 Gonpfcl
u@Gctn' bd}4 9rcmca MS v@ltconio"
pom 9iperpqpI llnO ~,lJctil9tqnn.
N68ctabrcll linn aie Gunlpfcr
oTricOri6, Der @robe" nod Ncopcl
vGtrurio@ nod 2ipgrpooly o8hiloOel.
pbin" nab Solttbamutolba 3colon0"
no@ Nntmerpen, v9tcnTtrio" nod
Morieiae$ uno o2ouiiiuno" mad,
9}cnpcl,
So6Ic SSIono, Vs. Oen =
MGr3. - Ger Gomp'cr n0}inncopo.
lis" bon 2onoon nod l}cm-})orf be.
itintnlt, itonO Gclttc N}ittog $50 Ntci,
len. 0itlid BON SonoD 6oof nit ser
Morconi- Stotion IN &cr6inOrn0.
Gibraltar, >. AR1r5. - qnoc.
lonDt lit bier Ocg Sampler SAINT
burg" bon @ep-0orf noH Neopci
untcrmeg5; bcrIclbc icttc icine 6o6rt
tort.
@Gpmopth 9. 'Mar3. - Gcr
Compiler st. 2oti& " Don Nciu-Dorf
nod ~G6erbourg mo Soutbompton
beItimmt, lonate bier al nno iebtc
icinc ToGrt fort.
Eotcrmo, 1. Mdr}. 49, 9(bAcfoG-
rel lit bon bier ser Combfcr Cor
potGio" nod Ncm. Norf. .at
GGri itidnion0, 3. M0rj. -
Ter Compiler Is, g. Gictgcn" fltbr
bc>ltc bon bier fof )}cp.0orf o6.
&oprc, 3. MGr}. - 2l6gcfo6ren
lit Don bier Scr Gompicr go Ga
poic" liod Ncp.Norf.
9tpcrpooL, >, Mdr5, - 9tbQc.
iobrcn lit bon bier ser Compiler
nGornonin" nod NMp.Norf.
9uulngnc, 3. M0r5. - &icr
onncfoinmen lit Ser Compiler Sta.
tcnOmt" bon Hottcr0om; ocrIelbe
icbtc icitc Iobrt fort.
@cnuo, 2S. .Tcbruor. 2l6gc.
iobrcn lit ,bontpbicr Ser Golnpfcr
r9tor0 9mcrirQ" 1lodl Nem-Dorf.
Southa am ptoh 9 MGri.
Ser Eontpfcr'o Neu.})orf@ fuGr bclrtc
BON bier nadi NGp.}Dotf ob.
.7nlxpL ct Lils
GuitGcfirbctnns NOD ocni gnslnnbc.
Gie allSlaRoiihG 4oltaiiir oie init
Dem o. YiGr5 1891 enoenoe g8ohc
idIieBt piinftIid lit alien 6daen i'm
SauptpoItomte mic folgt:
Yadetpoit lit often bon 8 ltDr 8or.
mittag8 bis & ll1r Nahmitiag8 tag.
lid, oltsgcnonmeh SonntagS.
&adctpoit fiir IentidIono i1lieBt
am 5. Nt0r5 1 ulo s llbr 9lbenOS;
fiir @rQBbritomnien lnO Srlnno
0ienlto0a uno NrritoDs, ) llbr Nod)-
nttttu0a,
Sampler fa5rcn bon gorf,
lpcllIl llld)t Ql0Hr9 nngcgcben.
&rnn8atlontii DE 81 #.
@toutoG - I llGr NbcnoS, fir Glt
ropo, pio &lpmoutb, Gbcrbourg un0
SrcmcrL per Compiler o&oiier Mil'
helm Ser @robc.
9ienItog ~ : llbr 9l6eno0, fir On
.I# ..
ropd. MA Queenstown, per Gompfer
nEeutonic."
Wttttmud) Tqllbr Nbeno@, fitr
europa, pto Sabre, per 9onpfcr
go @rctualc" Clolt fitr m10ereS bel
lie Gltropo'@ mus oireft per 0unI-
pier go @rctoAne" ooreliirt iein.)
6reitog TO llbr NbenOs, fir
europa, per Compiler o2lconio," piu
GucenStoluu; ~ llbr NohtS. fiir Cll.
ropo pio Elpmoutb, Gbcrboura uno
&ombur8, per Sampler y&oilerir
gtlleuitc &ictoriu."
Soft t iir g ii s. uno Central.
Imerifn @eit -Snbten
Wontng - TO ll6r Nbcuo@, fir
Siio Groiilieu uno Ole ga Ylota,
Staotch per Gompier o9pron;" iiir
Sorbnbo&, Wuiato unb Noro . 9ro,
%iiliell, per Compiler oGometeuic,"
IF - t,xt ~ so 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
0ei6afts>@ egMetier.

3eitun9en1 3eitihriften etc.
uSbe Baltimore 9ie,uS Gu. 9noio g6ercrppI,
bic, WsaIager, 319 98eitsSernlansStra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

OfNI ~NFIFEOFEs
,5eitife spGr.ganf uun 9aItimpre," Gutasu,
UNI Baltimore Strabe.
,St. Sames. Spnrbant," 8aItimuresGtrabe uro
GuitumsSouiesStuenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
=0nnfen.

Srutide @nuf upu Baltimore" Baltimore uro
@ollon0sStr., gl!9uit &8e6er Irditoent, Is. s..
Slot Sbabnleiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

&upferihmie6e un6 plumbers.
3ubn Subert, INA GbameSssttaBe. . & g.:
gSolfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

@riiiIt1 & Garner COMPANY, POS NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
STRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE

Gfiet bas Bau5e Suhr. r
Shoueft'G6e GAZETTE. iRb GbnrleSsStraRe,
Baltimore.
Srinelife Gusbiloung: Gag. unb @beno'
f6ulen. StellngeH q rd1ltirt. Wdbi9e @e6it1'
rem. geaInnt iebt (9ea6. 1S.1&S) -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

NSpVW GhptIT LIN ApuAHtS~SItubSs VI q Ns
Seller-8 erIiderungen.
,JuHnI Sninraues Go. Of 2tuerpnpl," Serrp
0t. l8arfteIo. g~teiioert Mnnaeer, 1o1-102
Chamber Of Commerce gullbi,p
,@ermanta SenerueridjcrnHgs . geielIdlaft,"
Baltimore uno NoriUsStrGse. '
@m. I, shaGrlipro & 9u,, Is. ,no II Gburr,
bers Of Commerce.
@runoeigentbums /. Qaenten iirb
-SGu0ler. &.
@ierre e. 5usan & Rrpbeu, 10 Sft.2eytnu.
toIsSirGbe.
Observation-Disclosures.
Q. .. Ton Con & 6p, 4o4 98cth@ernansStr
&uiidmieo- 3ubc00r. an .
G.. seott Rapue Co., gir. 1902 nnO 364, g'orp'
SaDsStrabe.
3o6lcn uno Sois. ,
eemrp y. Spu SeIms. $50, goIaubia'yperu.
Sfmu6iod1en un6 llbren.
70. Z. 0iiner. 90 OftsgdIiimore'S trabE.
Efon0leibe .8eih6fta. '"}
,.gnnioIibateo 2oau Co.," 1 9furb.eabsStr.
0ionos uno Srgeln.
Gbns. ID. stieii, Q 99prb.atnertns Strube.
Wn. 0nabe & 60, ct ric'Sebdibe, Wt. Nobul'
aoen:e.N
Tdmpf. uro @oiier.Sei5lnta
Is. Q. sd,aedler, 742 Sit.2pmbarbsStrdbe.
Eopier uno Eapitr-Ei itelt.
smith, 1iruu 60, los unS i07 Sanooer.S tr.
Tlug9en, Banner. Ib5eiAen.
eisep Bros, SIR. 10. gSeftseerinaior.Sf-nte.
9led)pIatten, IetoQ etc.
Chou, Gpufliu & 60, 1910 galbcriionsSir.
Srieo60ie.
. cnbon Gnrt 6emcters," Office 81. gseftsSn'
ruioAusSiracc.
6. & :. Gbone. ssoIfe 1886.
Amarrtu Rrmmrl,
1859 Siacn-S trakc, Baltimore, Mo.
Gil n, q G II,
Gneross unb @noetaii. Snbriiant bon
Sasssi"s%s sns -. pferoeeeidhirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

2on0lpirtbihaitli6e 8crdtbe um>
SGmCreica.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

mcrfiamfcitcn obIcbutc, llno pcrlpltt-
octc tic Ieid)t am 2Irm. 2lIS Scr GbG-
fer Ooun Don elmer NlcniGenmcn9c
ucrfolgt mlrroc, t0Otctc cr iid ourh
cinen ShuB in oo9 @cr3. &ool QinQ
iriiber bel Den GIteru ocS M}G0hcna
in Die &oit, muroc icood BON ibnen
iort1ci6idt, neil cr in GOno pcrIicbt
mor unO Oarolli bcitonb, ibr ocn Sol
5lt madcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

@runbeigentbums . aaenten urb
-S6u0ler. &.
Hierre g.. 5usan * Gepbeip. 10 Sft'2eginQ'
toI.SlrQhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

&uiidmieo- 3ube0or. u
G. eeott Va0ue Co., 9tr. 1862 mo 364, Norp'
SaOsStrdbe.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
APPEAL THAT WAS HEEDED.
Judge Must Also Have Been Follower
 of the Gentle Art.

John Quincy Adams, of Massachu- setts, third of that name, who died about ten years ago, was very fond of fishing, and not especially fond of his legal profession.
 One day, the story runs, a case in which he was counsel was down for trial in Massachusetts court. Mfr. Adams did not make his appearance but sent letter to the judge. That worthy gentleman read it, and then postponed the case with the announce ment:
 'Mr. Adams is detained on i'm portant business"
 It was afterward learned by a col league of Adams that the letter read as follows:
 Dear Judge: For the sake of old lsaak Walton, please continue my case till Friday. The smelts are biting, and I cant leave''
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Charge comp!Iclty In Murder.

Wash Amps, proprietor of negro hotel at Helena, has been arrested on the charge of complicity in the murder of J. M. Scott, late city editor of the Helena Daily World It is stated that on the night of the murder two negroes, man and woman, had a room in Amps hotel, the window oT which opened immediately over the spot where Scott was supposed to have been murdered by someone sta toned in this window The Amps woman stated that about 10 o'clock on the night of the murder she was or dered by Amps to move the two negroes in this room, stating that it was wanted by some white men; that she obeyed the order of her husband, and that she heard one of the men say Here is a dollar for the room. We won't need it long," As to the identity of these two white men noth- ing is known, and the officers will not talk.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
CHILDREN TORTURED.
Girl Had Running Sores from Eczema Boy Tortured by Poison Oak-
 Both Cured by Cuticura.

Last year, after having my little girl treated by very prominent phy- sician for an obstinate case of eczema, l resorted to the Cutfeura Remedies, and was so well pleased with the al- most instantaneous relief afforded that we discarded the physicians prescrip- tion and relied entirely on the Cuti- cura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Gu ticura Pills. When we commenced with the Cuticura Remedies her feet and limbs were covered with running sores. In about six weeks we had her completely well, and there has been no recurrence of the trouble.
 Tn July of this year a little boy in our family poisoned his hands and arms with poison oak, and in twenty four hours his hands and arms were a mass of torturing sores. We used only the Cuticura Remedies, and in about three weeks his hands and arms healed up. Mrs. Lizzie Vincent Thomas, Fairmont, Walden's Ridge Tenn, Oct. 13, 1905.''
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Higher Price for Cotton.

While in Arkansas recently, Harvie Jordan, president of the Southern Cotton Association, said: "On account of the drouth, boil weevil and the scarcity of labor the cotton acreage is possibly not as large as it was last year. The total value of the 1906 crop was approximately $800,000,000 This year it should. be billion and will if the national Executive Commit tee fixes a higher price at its meet ing at Jackson, Miss, next month There is no question but that there will be a material advance, and think that it will not be less than 12 1-2 cents a pound, and it may be Is cents''
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Half of New Road Completed.

Surveyors are now establishing the proposed route of the Rogers South western Railroad between Rogers and Eureka Springs, which is designated in the charter as the eastern termi nus of the road. The road has been completed from Rogers into Siloanl Springs, and it is understood that as soon as practicable work will begin on the eastern extension. The com. pletef portion of the line will be put in operation in September.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Wolves in craiehead County.

I. c. Crockett and son, w. R. Crock cit, while hunting few miles from Needham, in Craighead county, killed four wolves. They had killed num- Der of squirrels and were returning home when they heard a noise behind them which proved to be the howl ing of four full-grown wolves, that were evidently attracted by the smell of the blood from the squirrels. Each man had a Winchester and they killed all four of the wolves. A great mum Der of these animals are reported to be prowling about the eastern part of Craighead county.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
New Farmers Union Gin.

The plant of the Farmers Union Gin and Milling Company at Para gould, being erected under the di- rection of A. s. Snowden, president of the company, will be completed by the end of the week. It will consist of four buildings, gin house, mill, cot ton house, cotton seed house, and probably warehouse. Among the equipments will be a 40-bale gin and d 1.OO0-bushel capacity corn mill.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
For Twenty Years.

Other chill remedies have sprung up, lourished for a brief season, then passed away-even from memory but for twenty years Cheatham's Chill Tonic has been in the fieid of action. The reason is simple. It has the merit. It actually cures chills and fever, while the majority of others merely promise to. One bottle guaranteed to cure any one case.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Time to FIv,

The trust magnate leaped up from the banquet table and made dive for his 100-mile-an-hour automobile.
 Hold on." cried the astonished toastmaster Wont you wait for us to serve the dessert?"
 "No,' replied the nervous magnate; T just saw suspicious face loom up at the window. The next thing served will be a process
 And telling his chauffeur to put on full speed the wealthy fugitive headed for the next state.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Open Season for Deer and Turkey.

Sportsmen throughout the state are making preparations for the open hunting season. The open season for deer is September 1 to February 1; for wild turkeys, September l to May 1, for quail, November 1 to March 1; for prairie chicken, Novem- Der only There is no closed season for ducks, snipe, geese and other migratory birds, nor for rabbits. Un- der the state laws, the shipping of any game outside the state is pro hibited and the sale of all game is prohibited, excepting. the squirrel, bear and rabbit No nonresident can hunt, but no license Is required for residents.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Court House to Be Lighted.

The court house at Ozark is being provided with electrical fixtures. Each of the offices, jury and witness rooms will be supplied with lights and the main court room will have two chandeliers of four 32-candle power lights each, also lights at the clerks desk and at the bench.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Jumped to His Death.

While an Iron Mountain passenger train on the White river branch was passing over Georges river. on the unidentified man, apparently 45 years of age, leaped from the rear end of the smoker to the water, 100 feet be- low. The body was recovered several house later and taken to Newport.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
To Locate Iron Foundry.

MT. Lebherman of Louisville is in foundry. It is expected that Mir Lebherman will invest about $25.0 .000 in the establishment of the plant.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Can Not Escape Thouohts.

Man is thinking being, whether he will or no; all he can do is to turn his thoughts the best way.-Sir Will liam Temple.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05
Fair Association Organized.

At a recent meeting of the citizens of Hope the Hampstead County Fair Association was permanently organ ized and full official roster elected.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05

! had Catarrh for about fifteen years, and no man could have been worse. I tried everything ! could hear of, but no good re: suited. I then began 8. g. S., and from the first bottle, and after taking it Q short while was cured. This was six years ago, and I am es we'll today as any man. 1think CatarEh is q blood disease, and know there is nothing on earth better for the blood than 8. s. s. Nobody thinks more of s. g. 8. than I do. M, &ATSON.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05

affected by this disease. It is waste of time to try to cure Catarrh with sprays, washes, inhalations, etc. Such treatment does not reach the blood, and can, therefore, do nothing more than temporarily relieve the discomfort of the trouble. To cure Catarrh permanently the blood must be thoroughly purified and thesystem cleansed of all poisons, and at the same time strengthened and built up. Nothing equals S. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks the disease at its head, goes down to the very bottom of the trouble and makes a complete and lasting cure. s. s. s. removes every particle of the catarrhal poison from the blood, making this vital stream pure, fresh and healthy. Then the inha1ned mem- branes begin to heal, the head is loosened
 and cleared, the hawking and splitting cease, constitution is built up and vigorous health ? the stomach and digestion and acts as a
The Carlisle independent., 1907-09-05

disappears health S. fine tonic to the entire suffering with caah begin the S. and write statement and sead literature about catarh and special medical advice without s. s.
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