davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Militariidlc 9isjiplin.

Mie Die Ycnniplpania : 9abn ibre
gngcltcutcn beitraft. - Nun lucr.
merbell Die 9tanten ltu0 grt ocr
Strafe alld) nod sur Warmr1g
iiir Inbere ipc5icll altf YIotatcll
befonnt gegcbcn.
Die Yenniplpaniu Giienbobn bat
nun alld) bcgon1leit Die 9tunen Der
Ingeltellten, .uelhe lid &critoBe ge-
gen Die Gegeln Der 8cieQihoit bubell
5t Sdul0rl fon1ntcn luIienL gleid.
5eitig nit Der Strofe 0ur6 0iientlide
Elofotc befannt 5l gcbcll. 9ci DER
Wcltrofung Der Ingcitclltcn miro
lnlnler Die frilbcrc Gurrierc Der 2ul-
Il Ill Netrad)t gcjogcn. Sit bieIclbe
cine 5ltfricbenitellenoc, f0ut bieStroie
gcllnoe aus IND I'M cntaegch9scbten
Safe miro NIT Der groBten Strenge
%pcrfobren. Gem lebten Bulletin Der
Ebllaoclpbla = 9luliion cntncbn1cn
mir iolgenoc StroimoBc:
Gin Nngeitelter, mcld)er bei'mS tcb3
len crlpiidJt mllroe, marc prompt
e1tlolicn, cin anocrer, lueld)er fol-
Idle Ingobcn modtc, I'M cllel lers
laltb jl erbaltcn, muroc nit 5cbll
Sag9n NrbcitSpcrlult bcItruft; at.
0crc, iucld)e Die Hotbmenoigfcit bon
Hcporaturen on DEM Nolmnttriul
nid)t anjeigten, iultroen olli bier Gage
%1uapClOirt. gnn ollerld)linmlIten Err
0ebt ea iOld)cn HngcItclltelL melhe
ollrd) ibre NohlGiiigfeit OoS Scber
ellocrer Yngeltellten pocr 0c9 rcilen-
hen EublifnmS %geiGbrbelt, luenlt olld)
feline llni0llc ltattiinoen. Gin Nngc-
i%telltcr, mclder cilt 0efobr . Signnl
mlBdd)tete, lpuroe ultf IL Gage JUS.
penoirt; Elm anocrer mllr0c 30 Saoe
tlapcnotrt. luCil CT fpcgcl leilcr
@lc1dgilltigfeit unl @etricbSnlotcrioI
Sd)ooen allgerid)tet. Illd) maro cine
Nn5obl Sei5er ic olti 5lpci Gage illS!
penoirt, neil tie un,iiter Mcile Sob
len p%erbranlltcu llro oabltrd aud
nod ungepobnliden Gaild pcri,r.
Indltcn.
Wolldr1ol geIdiebt eS, bnB An1c-
itelltc meoen ldlcd)tcm llrtbeil fir
llnfGllc peruntnortlid iino, lucld)e
nltr eincn mnbeoelltenocn Sdooen an.
rid)tell. Sn ollcn iofden S1uen miro
init Der groBten Niidiiht gcgen Die
Scllte norgegangen, ncnn cS iid
nlft beruusltcllt, oab Die betreifcll.
Den Sellte acpobnbeitsgemGB iorg.
los lino, Bon Belt sit 3cit meroen
@enerol : 9efeble an Die iGunmtliden
Ingeltclltcn erlailcn, mo lucr Die
lelben miBodtct, miro itreng beltroit.
SIN Safe ein gngeltellter nidt
Cos %lciItet, luaS man bon linn Der
lall9t, miro CT nod 0crSftlce 0eSSlla
perintcllocnten gcbrodt uno bort
miro ibnn o%ngcfiinoigt mcldc Infors
hcrlut0cn an i'm gcitcllt ueroe1.
0ibt Elm Wonn sur Gntiduloigung
al, Dab CT Dos Bette tbllt, mos in
leincn ardften itebt, 10 miro linn an
geoclltet, ooB ieoe Stelllnng gcipilie
Mnforbcrungcl on ibrcn Monn ltele
lino ooB, inl Sale or nid)t I'M Ston-
DC lei, Die icilligc ST. %eriiiQen, CT better
horon tbllc, iih nit elmer mifoers
loertblgen Steaung SIT bcgniigen,
ooer Den 9itnit SIT Quittirer.
Gobei lit nidt sit pergaiicrL boB ooS
Gls6lpliniren bon Settcr llidt &C
lhiebt Inn oenielbcn Gin llngcmad)
81 berciten, ionbcrn uielmcbr, INN
olelclbcn mo anocrc ourolli mlilncrf.
lam 81 muden, oab 0ic Hcgeln Der
8elellfoit bciol9t mcrbcn m%iiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

0roBc Summc in ibren @Gll0cn &c
bIicbcn lit, ilbrr 0crcn EcrpcnounJ
lett Gcd)cli0ult Gcior6ert miro.
&luqe olI IS bult55ob nm q.
SIN Stobtgcrid)t reid)te &r. Scronle
Gurbom cine &loAe olli 3obluhg BON
$3.50, elmer rildltGnoi0en @cboltSior.
0crllnn 1cgen Die .Gipcr-&icm Nnnll.
icmcnt g." Nru. Wtid)oel 5. 5itiinls
mons mo Die n&ereinigte StroBcn-
bn-0cIcllld)ait" Gin. &l0Acr mill
ongcblif bon octl Nctlo1tcn 5llr 6ilb-
rlng oeS ,9op Sborc Sotela," 9ai-
tinlorc,Gountp, fir Die pom If. Moi
bis IS. September mGbrcnoc Soilon
gcgen eilt @cbolt BON $500 engoQirt
lpor0cr iCin, BON ocnt er ober allgebs
lid MIR 5lpci Notcn bon ic $25 er.
biclt. In 10, Snni mill Slo9cr
6onll g%runolo$ cntloiien mor0en lein.
@cocnft MoDltbGttQfcit@s
nItultcn.
Cos SCItoncnt Der tilr5lid) p%crltors
bcncn 6rou Sounob @olomonm MIR
De ocnl @%oiic19criht 5urNcitdtignng
cingereidt. Sn 6emielben iperben Die
Sinner nn0 Gnfcltinoer Der Eeitotrir
ais Sollptcrbcn cin8eicet. Gic iSrac-
litiid)en T6ocrirtcn @obltbGtigfeits-
@cieaidoiten limo nit $50 bcbod)t.
Der 6irmu f|olltr!.
Sr. :. goniu Iipio mltr0c I'M
arcisgeriht 9tr. : ais GonfirSper-
matter fir Die ~. e. Spiccr Flumbs
ing olto Seating Gompunu," NorooIt-
Gfe Nortb-N ucnue mo 10, StroBe,
cingeicbt. ST %lciitetc $500 9iirgs
idoft. Gic MoBnobmc criol9te olli
Tntrag oes Srn. gllct Glnrf Spicer,
Ben. Froliocnten Der 0eicuidoit, mel
der oielelbe ais inlolpcnt bejeid)ncte.
Giniebung zines &ermol.
ter3 bcuntrugt..
Sn1 arci9gcrid)t Ullroe Der Antrag
ollf GrrennullN zines Woiicnucrtual.
tcrs iiir 0nS inter Der 6Irn1u ". Seff
N0nnlS & 50. gcfilbrte @roecrie. sc
ihGit 0urd) @rn. ). Wiiiton Suell,
S~rlitee, ciltNcrcid)t. Die Ectition
nrod)t geltcno, BOB am y. Mai Sell
NOonls iein &ern6Acn 81 Wltniten
icincr BlGu6igcr an Nrn. Spell ais
(rllitec iibrrtrug. IS muroe oamit
onGcblih Srn, %obn u. Wtod. cinem
SnnptgI0ubi9cr, gcltottet. oas Csc.
ifGit lueiter SIT iiibren uno Die AuBen.
lt0noc 0elicIbcn III collettiren. 81 Die.
Icr WCtie i0u @r. 5lof etluu $500
eiIgc}ogcn bubelt, ilber lueld)e ab5ll.
redlnen er it'd ongeblid) %lucigert. hid
ter Guns iebtc Die Gerbun0lung 0eS
4}ro5eiia oui Den .. Oieie@ Wonats
an.
9m or 1905 febL.
Hid)tcr Cams %gemGbrte I'M arcis,
Tetlull tStdlt NtoQ =. VQulftle etllc
oblolltte Sdeipnna BON GborIeS
2. 9odtclc, Den tic an q. Mai 1891
beirotbctc. GoS Fdor lebte bis sum
-. gprll 1900 }uiammcn, luonn Die
aldgerin angeblid) Don ibrem 0atten
in Std geldiicn muroe.
Sunlon II cr 10 T.
ben. - Sr. G6Dnr0 &. Sanlon, ser
Sohn bon Srn. Gopnro Sanlon, 0cS
Er0Iiocnten beS 9oltimorer .9oie-
boQ-Glt6&," miro nod ieiner Hiidfebr
BON europa ais 9toui5e Scr y0eielf-
idoft Seil" beitreten. Ser iunqe
Mann, ncld)er olli oem .Sopola-Gol.
lea" ltll0irt ltt0 nle6rcrc Ereiic So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Nnoeripn fampfeslu1ttg.

Ger SbersErobibitions-Golho ior0crt
Stoot3sS equator 9coSmau 5l I'll
ncnt Hc0c0ltca oltf.-Nn1 I. Sep
tcnlhcr iou oalielbe ltattflnocn. -
Nnocrion'a Sd)rcibcn an ocn 81
nntor.
William $. Nnhcripn, Scr Super
i~ntcnbcnt Scr yNntisS oIoon-Sigo bon
MarplonO," bat Den Stoots-S cnotor
@cnsnlnn BON Gurroll-Gou,tp auf
Den 1. September sit cinem Meoc-
Sournicr mliNciorOcrt, in iuclhcm
oos &erbaltcn oc9 Senators 5u Scr
r2ocol option. 9iu m1brcno Der lcb.
ten SibunG Der Stout3QciCbacmlng
8egenltano Der Gebottc icin inQ. 81.
motor Teasmnn bot 0oa SdrCibclt
bis iett nod nidlt bcnntlportct, lt1o
es lit nldlt aoll5 iihcr, oh cr ca iibcrs
bolpt thull miro. Smuuerbin lit Mt
oerion BON Der @ihtiafcit scr Sudlc
10 iibcr5cl9t ooB CT iciue 9luiioroc-
rlllg all 6cn Scnntor Der SciiCntlibs
felt iibcrgcbcn bat. &icr lit oicielbe:
Baltimore, rs. Sltli 1908.
Ydtb. Sobn5ic &. @co$mun,
StantS-S EQUATOR,
GarrollsGoumtp, Spfc5piuc, Mo.
@ccbrtcr SEER! Sh babe fiIr5lid)
III Sbrcm Gorntp 0ciprodcn lnO
tobc Gin lueitercs Engagement Do
iclblt. Sn fommenOcn &erinmmIuts
gen teobliftigc i'd, &br &crboltcn ST
oct Stu0ta-o 2oenl Gption"-NiQ 5u
b%elprcd)eL nanllid): GaB, noh0cm
Slc unler NunoidlrcibcL Oh Sic OiCie
8cicbcSporlngc un.tcritilBet luilroclL
Dor Der @obI bciobeuo beontmortctclL
ais Gorlitcr ocS Scmpcrcn =Gnmitc's
ocS Scnoto, troB u~nlcreS mcbrmoli-
gen G%rlld)cna, 0iclelbc cinjubcrid)tclt,
Sic oiclclbc juriidbicltell, bis oieielbc
alf 9ciflltb OcS Scnuta bin oltiQc-
rll1cll mllr0c uib bonlt in uiicncr
Slbnng crtlGrtcL DOB >Sbr Gorlitc
clnltlmmlg ge0en Die Nnnobnte ser
Norlagc lci, mas at lu1o fiir lid
Icl6It cln &erltob oe0cn bic Ncgcln
oe@ Scr1ota mar; ocagIcihcu %ltilnrl-
ten Sic oo9cgen, Oob Die NiQ i'm Se-
nat sur S%erbonblung fonlnlc.
Sd geoe1te nod) Carroll Golnlto
81 fonmell. I'M bic Nrbcit ulicrcr
Sig0 itno Sbr &crbnltcn ocrfclbcn
gegcnilbcr ST. crlGlltcrrl. "a id)
Sblcn tcin llnrcht ontbln Mil, 10
gcbc id) Sbncn inter oelr bcltebcnocn
Tegcl1 Ill lold)en 6Glcn Die nGlnIihe
3ett, lpcld)c id) sur GisfuIiiou &c
brollde, INN Sore Scitc in scr gnQc-
legcnbcit Ill crflGren.
Snl Safe Sic mir n1ittbeilclL, iuel.
dies Sotum llad) Dem I. September
aSbnen gelcbm lit, neroc id Elm Co
tum fcItltcllen, mcldc5 6ciocn Eor-
teicn genebm lit, Gin &eriommllm0sz
lotol bclorgen mo ollie l~lnfoiten, cilt-
ld)lIeBlld Der An5cigen, be,oblen.
Sf gcoenfe nod) Spfespiue sl
fommcnL oh Sic bieic Ginloolulo an
ncbncn oocr niht, mo iclbit I'M
Safe Sbrcr @ei9crung lucroc i'd HSbr
erldelllen bis sur Groiinln0 Der
Terlannlllrng crporten.
Notilrlldl, int SolIc, Oob Sic nid,t
WIlle1s limo, 0cn S~eluobnern SSbreS
Gou1tpS in oicicr @cle9cnheit oifcn
elltge9en SIT treten llno Sbr Terbol-
ten III Der N%1Aelc0enhcit at crflGrcn,
erlportc id feline Nntlport bon ,SGneu.
Sbr gnn5 ouirihtiger
Mllliom Anberion,
Slpcrintenocnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Sie @iGians= MNitcric.

Eoli5ei III iieberbditcr (G6ti0fcit. -
9tclte Serboitltng ltiinolih CT
martet. - ScrId)icocnC Lbcoriccn
iibcr oaS Motip jt Der Shrcdcns.
that. - Scr &o~IfSQlou6c. - ga.
mile Scr Sraut c3n5Iid unper.
ba1tig.
0cteftip Games II. Iid uon @alti.
more, ser pon WorihoQ 6ornon auf
NunId bes StNotaalupaltS 5bonao
5. Seating Don Gltcen 2mnc'S Goun-
tp nad) Ser 5tGttc ser mDItcriGien Or
morbuna'oc 6ormcr$i @iQiamS ob.
GeIalot mtroe, tbilt itit NritcS, llnt
81 Der &olung oicicr. f1tbielbuitcu
Sbot b%cl5lttraBcn. IN erlter Clinic
milroe Der Negcr Gole6 Nation, Ser
AngcItelte Don NilioHt3' Shpie0cr.
iobu Sobn @clicl, ciucm Sdnnibucr.
lor u%tteruorfen, nod) mcId)en man
SIC GntIdletoitnQ trof i'm uorl1llii9
in Soft 5t beholtcn. Ncltcrn 9fud).
mittog bcIild)ten sic @cridtabconlten
unb Ieteftipc Den (bntort lrn0 bicl.
ten Damn cine IGn4crc Gunicrcns al.
Stiinolid) miro cine llcrc &rrDaitlno
III Scr Sndc ermartct.
Der &orfaa bot 10 1roBc9 llrficbeu
crreat, mic lcit ser Grmoroun1 oe3
Or, Sill III &cnt.Gouttp fcill ouorres
&orfonmniB. 3oblrcidJc GARNER
Der llngegcno bobcn tire Grntcs9lr-
bcitcn ilt Std 1clolicn mo it'd nuG)
0cnt Sbotorte bc9cbcn.
&orbcrrlhcto int Gltbiitlum lit
nod inner Der @lolt6c, oaB Nil.
llonS' bcoblid)tigtc &cirut6 nit Der
rrei5cbniobrigen Gli5nbctb SSnll8 Den
S0lpt1runo 5u Der lrug00ie 0racbcll
ltto 0oB bic Sdmilic scr @%rmrooctcn
iclbit an beiten IN ser Gage lit, ciller
gScg sur 2Iltiocfltng 0eS @ebciunii.
les n~ll5uNehelt. Nad) 0cn NuSlogen
Der Ncrjte mntB Die Sbat ctlua ge9crl
W}lttcrnad)t oln WontoG bcgongct
lcin, 0enlt Der 2cidnam milr0c am
Cictltoa Mtittog %ocllInocn, nofocm
nad) Gr5tlihcr Ninoroie scr Zoo Dor
ctpa IL Stllnocn eingctrcten mar.
Gem bis jest porlicgcn0cn 3cltQl,iB
5lfolge perlieB @iuinm9 bic @ob-
nllllg lcineS Sdmicgcriobnca am
SonItag gbeno. 8o er pom lcner
Belt al bis 5tr @caebmg Der 5bat,
oIlo 5luci pollc Gage, lid) ouihieIt, oaS
lit Ser Saliptpunit, pelfer nod ser
AnIfl1ulng horrt.
Gie &eirntbSs &ieen5, iueld)e ilt ser
SnIdc ocs Grmproetcn mligeiumocn
mirOc, bate berlelbe in Ienton, Ga
rclincsGonitp, No, erpirft. 9llf
H1rlclhen ipaf oaS 2tltcrl Der 9rout
ais 70 uH1he GlgeHeS aitf 30 Sabre
nngegelgp. 9iqt& iGR5l War bonn 20.
Sl1nt onttffI1Ho "a 1nn4t'
Die EoIi5ei neigtlo iid) mad, scr,
neilelten ytad)ridtenmnehr INTO nlebr
Ger ADliht 3ll, bob niellciAt 9fallb
ruS Motip Der I9at mar, oa eS be.
tonnt Wor bob WiGium8 itetS bon
$40 bis 500 III ieiner Goihe SIT ira.
gen pllegtc, lpGbfcltN mon ali Scr Sci.
DE MIR einGn ein5igeu Sent iano.
@on5 irci miro Don ben Ncb0rocn 3lt.
Ocgeben, DAB sic SSonliIic ser ill0cn0s
liden 9rout alti ieOen 6all Don ollclm
Gcroadte irei 0altebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
,Yca, Yea, Oea."

~Goalc-"G onperttioll beginnt ant
GicnItog gin Der n0ioblonb-
I%caocnlD." @roBortigc &orbe-
reitungcn fiIr Die llntcrboltung II.
9cmirtbung Der Gelcgotcn 9ctrof-
fen. - Sigblonbtomn u1b Cat
ton oeforirt ulo illlminirt.
Niles lit IN 9ercitid)oit fir Ben Ont
piong lIno sic llnterbnltlung Der
oGaglcs," nelde an ser an GicnIto0
III Der nSigblonb.Ncoocnp" bcgins
nenoen .Goglcs"G Convention tbcilneb=
men. Gie Contention begilnt ant
Tienitog NuhnlittoQ Inn , llbr.
StuotSicnotor &obn e.. @ib0ilon,
County, GommiIidr Mann mnn Sr.
Mihoel :. Hcilep bon Ser rGbeiopeo-
fc.slric" mcroen @cgrilBul1S = Nit
iprad)en boltcn. gn1 licnitag 9lbeno
iinorn Gin 9onfett mn0 Gin @uQ in
Der n8igblnnosNcuhemp" itott. Nm
Wittnod) ipirb ltnl 10 llbr Gormits
tags cine @cidGitSiibu1q o~bgebaltcn,
lucldlcr cine grobc StraBcn 2 Eurobc
folgt, Die an Goitcrn.Nucmnc, nobe
Der .. StroBc, ibren Nllfong ninlnt
uno iid bltrh bic Strabcn pom Sigh
lonotolpn nno Canton bcpCNt. Mn
Der Spmlbar0- mn0 s. StrnBc lott iih
Die Forooe orli utb Ole Sbeilnchmcr
fabrcn III SpejioL-S troBcnbobmuog
gona nud) Dem oFrolpect-Farf," no
ein Eicnic nit Ffcroc- uul0 Wtoul-
tbicrrennen, cinem 9olebollpiel unO
ohberen 9elulti0unacn pcrunItoltct
miro. Im Souncrltug &ornlittog
miro bic 0eldditslitlnH ~iortgeicbt,
unlo on Nod)mitta9 iir0ct III Mit-
d)ells Enrf Gin &rcbafcIt ltntt. Srei-
tog utb Sonritug iin0 Scr 9ciid)ti=
gltnQ DER Stoot u10 llnlgcblng Dor.
bcbalten.
Cas- arrangements Gontite, ali Del
len Spitc Sr. &crmonn &. Scrocr
itebt, bat Aidts ultcrlolicn I'M Die
Contention 5n elmer eriolreidcn ST
a~eitoIten. @Gbren0 Der Conventions
to9e merocn eie @Guicr bon Sigh
lorlbtolun Ocforirt icin; ultd) lit iilr
illumination Gorge gctrogen nor,
Den. Sir Die beiten Getorutioncn
lito iiini Freile altsgelcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

EG6c snr Rciie in's NmslauS be.
Iurgt s. Hainc, Or. Alb, Gn.Yaltt
mureitrahe, nabe Gmitum Sonie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

lubC luCl utll pll oluuISt uult o1lHV-
lallhtpipn Ocforirt icin; ultd) lit iilr
illumination Gorge gctraQcn nor.
Sen. Sir bic bciten Getorutioncll
lil1o fiini Frciie allageicbt.
FrofelorSepcp &c II d) t.
Yoli5cinlorihoQ Sornon bot Cit Sir.
flllor ocr Eoli6ei6c60rOc IN Nclu- 9)ort
erbdlten, bltrd) meldIca Eroieiior Ion
Scpcp, Scr bier friibcr Gin tiirfiidcs
9oo mo S%urnanitnlt betricb, ipcgcgl
@roBoiebItobl llto Snitid)loiiutg ici-
ter @iir1idnit neiud)t miro. &or )
S5obrcn perifponb 2cpcu ans @oltis
more nit Nilltcrloiiung ,picIcr S6ltl.
Den uro nod &erouS0oblnA cincs
mcrtbluicn Ebcfe. gr tpitrhe in 9teiuf
Dorf ucrbnitet unb erbiclt orei Sabre
3udtballs.
Gem q eri0tSpcrfobren
tbcrm mllr0e gcitern Der
30 Sabre altc gSlu. $. Stonlep bon
9tr. 119, Siio GoitleltroBc, pclder
am Srcitag 9lbeno ollf 0rlno eillcs
Dor nnbc5u 5luci Sobrcn ulsgeItell.
ten SoftbcicblS IN Der oltlid)en Eoli.
5ciitation eill9elicfert lpuroe. Stoll=
len lit heldluloiat, ongebIid) Sobomlo
Sbielos, Die 10 Sabre olte Eod)ter
BON Morris SbieloS BON 9tr. 1923,
Salt Ipcnllc, eltiilbrt ST boben.
ShIu9 icine Wutter.
Sin gutter Sobn lhcint Mortin Gilt
fic 81 icirl. GerieIbc ipurbc gcitern
bllrd) Eoli5cirihter Slcluellpn I'M
nprooitlidlen StotionSbuuic lpcgen
ongeblid)cn tb1tlld)en Mngrliis ouf
icine Mutter, Sruu 6ronio9teiidL nit
$40 u1b Soften uto 30 Sugcn &c
fGngniB bcitroft. Slllfic fam onl
Sreito1 Nbeno bctrllnten nnd 0allie
uno nls inn ieine Wiltter Norrpiirie
llrdd)te, lou er 0lelelbe NIT elllelll VI
mcr geid)logen boben.
EcrionuInoti5er. SEER
un0 6ralt 5. Sorrp 6llnen bon Nr.
170l, @eit-5 opctte. StroBe, iiub bon
cinem neutrality-suspicious. "9l,licrltbolt
IN gtlontic.Gitp uad) baltimore 5ll.
rilfgefebrt.
Capt. Humphrey fat ciren 10.
toglgen llrlallb allgetretel1, Den CT 1T
Cape Gbarles, so, perbringen miro.
General Snbn Gill, Erdiioent
Der oMereantilc Gruit ano Ieeoiit
Gpmpann" febrtc gcitern bon elmer
mebrnlonotlihcn Guroporeiic 5ltriid.
ST por longe 3eit III Carlsbad. ST
iagt, Die Eroiperit1t lci 5par i'm al,.
5lgc, fommc aber mir longiam. 90
CT fir @rpon coer Gait itimmen
miro, lpeiB er nod niht.
Jrou aorl Grinfc ulS Sodltcr
Selcna linb bon elmer Grbolungs-
relic olts SiQsboro, Mo, mieoer il,
Baltimore eirtgetrpfien.
5roil Minna Sobrberg aus
9bifabclpbia beludt &ermanDte il
Baltimore nrb miro mebrere @od)en
bier berneilen.
Ginbreher an Der Irbeit.
Sione Sipil1gton bcriftete g~eitern
Der Eoli5ei, bob geitern SIT friiber
Mtorgenitunoe burh ein 8interiel1.
tier III icincn 2noen, gtr. Cpl, Sits
goltimoreitrnBe, eingebrohelt mo
Sd,mufiofen I'M @ertbe BON 500
gcltoblcn lpurocn. Ietcftip arnb
lpurbc nit Der llntcriliduung oes Sol'
les beauitrogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
9lnn Tor ihph fehL.-

Hld)tcr Gums %gcmGbrte I'M &rciss
gctidlt 6rou Boa 2. 9od)tcIe einc
obioltte SdeiDuma pom GborleS
2. 9od)tclc, Den tic am II. Mai 1891
b%eirotbctc. IoS Fdor Iebte bis sum-
-. Npril 1900 }uianmclt, mann ole
alGgerin angebIid) Don ibrent 8atten
I'M Std geldiIcn muroe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
WIDEN sUNNYsIDE CANAL.
Government Ditch Nct Large Enough
to Irirgatc Tract.

Widening of the great Sunnyside
posite Grandvlew, and perhaps fur
ther. is contemplated by the United
States reclamation service, says the
Yakima Herald. Although no Off
cial announcement has been made of
the plan of widening the great canal
engineers in the employ Of the SER
vice say that the change Is certain to
be made, in order that the extension
of the canal may be furnished with
sufficient water.
Already the government has eX-
pended about S25O,O00 on reconstruct
tion work in the canal. and fully that
much more will be necessary If the
widening is to be done. The changes
made during the last year have been
chiefly in the placing of IA weirs or
drops, in the canal, so that the flow
would not be so rapid.
If the canal Is wldened, there will
be opportunity to furnish water for
a large territory opposite The Kiona
bend country, as well as for the
Mabton siphon section, which Is to
be placed under water. with the ex-
ception of the first two miles, there
will be little difficult work in recon-
structing the canal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
EASY TO CURE. CATARRH.
Just Breathe in HyOmei, the Dry Air
That Kills the Germs.

You can do exactly what G. ]. Ster-
ers did by using Hyomei Read this:
After having suffered from chron-
ic catarrh for years, for which 1 tried
various remedies without success 1
became almost discouraged. After
reading about Hyomei, 1 decided to
make one more effort to rid myself
Of the dread disease, and to my great
delight / found the use of two bot
ties Of the inhalent sufficient to pro-
duce complete cure. now take
pleasure in recommending this rem
edy TO all sufferers from catarrh."-
G. j. Sterers. Crown City, Ohio.
We don't simply say Hyomei will
cure catarrh, but we say that Tallman
& CO, the druggists, guarantees 1t to
cure catarrh, or money back. He does
more-he guarantees 1t to cure asth-
ma, bronchitis, hay fever, coughs and
colds. A complete Hyomei outfit, in
cluding inhaler, costs only 3100, and
extra bottles. II you afterwards need
one, will cost but so cents Hyomei IL
a pleasant dry air treatment. You
Just breathe it in, and as 1t passes over
the innamed membrane, It kills the
germs Of catarrh, and allays all in
flammatiOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

habitants east of the Cascade noun
tains, olympia. then the center OF
population, was chosen for the capi-
tai.
The discovery of gold in the terri
tory now constituting the state of
Idaho brought some 10000 miners
there. The territory of Idaho was
then erected. 1t embraced all of the
present state of Idaho, all of Mon
tana, and the northern part of the
present state of Wyoming. Lewiston
was then the capital, but gold dis
coveries in southern Idaho threw the
balance of population into that Sec
tion, and Boise succeeded as the ter
ritorial capital.
Thus the conflict of interests began
early. After this was done the peo-
pie of the Idaho panhandle wanted
to join the state of Washington. They
fought against overwhelming odds.
but finally got a bill through con-
gress making it possible. But a Wa
terloo was struck in the shape of a
veto by President Cleveland. and so
the proposition has never been made
a law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
WALLA WALLA IS
GIVEN A ROAST
PEOPLE DO NOT PATRON
IZE o. II. & N. EXCURSION
Walla Walla Paper Speaks Plainly on
the Matter of Attending League
Ball Games and Keeping Up Inter-
est In xcurslons-Baseball Fans
Are Warned by Their Home Pnpcr

The Walla Wa.i. Roasts
Walla Walla people in the following
deserved manner for not patronizlng
the o. r. & N. excursion which was
run to this city last Sunday for the
Pendleton-Walla Walla ball game:
The excursion to Pendleton yester-
day to witness the opening of the new
baseball league was not what il
should have been and what IT could
have been made had the right kind
of promotion work been done, and at
the right time, says the Union.
With a thousand of our people
over on the Sound to greet the fleet
there was some slight excuse for the
meagerness of the baseball excursion
but not enough to justify a failure
to notify the diamond dust devotees
of the intent to make such a trip sew
eral days In advance.
Yesterday morning after the Union
| had been read there were a great
many people who follow the fortunes
of the home team who would have
gone to the Umatilla town and did
some responsible roofing If the hour
! had not been almost at hand.
Railroads don't want and won't run
Improbable excursions. The matter
is one OF business. There Is a way
IN which to make such undertakings
profitable and that is to employ mod
ern methods in appealing to the peo-
pie who will make such trips,
The proper kind Of publicity is es-
sential. II should be prepared with
as much care as any other kind of
advertising and should be done in time
II results are to be obtained. People
cannot be lasoed over night and held
for a trip the nature of which they
can only guess at
| The game at Pendleton yesterday,
while It was lost to the Walla Walla
team is said to have been an excel
Ilent one. Those who are in fandom
can tell all about II now.
! But the individual conversational
list don't cut much of a figure on the
public mind, and between the rail-
road management and the baseball
managers they should plan to get the
public mind fixed upon their attrac-
| tions or there will not be the mani
festaton of interest in their under
takings which they are supposed to be
striving for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
LYDiA E. PiNKHAM

Nature and a woman's work COM
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fashioned days OF
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years In
the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs OF the
field Lydia E. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world a remedy for their Pc
culiar ills, more potent and etfica-
cious than any combination ofdrugs.
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is now recognized as the
standard remedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. Bertha Muff, of 616 NC. St.,
Louisiana, Mo-, writes:
complete restoration to health
means so much TO me that for the sake
OF other suffering women am willing
to make my troubles public.
"For twelve years / had been suffer
ing with the worst forms Of female ills.
During that time had eleven different
physicians without help. No tongue
can tell what l suffered, and at times !
could hardly walk. About two years
ago wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
| followed it, and can truly say that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice re-
stored health and strength. 1t Is
worth mountains Of gold to suffering
women"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muff,
it will do for other suffering women