davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Is. i. SeBeI beer0igt.

&n Cumberland muroc I0r, Gbri.
ition i. SebeI, Gr . 8roBmciitcr Der
300 6eQoms bon WorpIono, I'M Hoie
SPILL 6ricbboie 5ltr lcbtcn Rubc ge.
bettct, nadocm 5uDor IN Der lttberi'
ifen Ct. EuuIS . STRIDE Elm Srul,er.
N~ottcsoicnit olrd) FaItpr :. Millinm
WicGuulcp nbgebolten moroen mar.
Iie &ogc Der uusgetpdbItcn Sreunoc
bate Oic ARRANGEMENTS fir 0oS Set
d)cnbeQ0ngniB iIbcrnommcn, al Dem
ldmmtlidc Soaen BON NQegonp.Go.
Gbeil nubmer. @roBmeiiter Robert
". Mopbrop uno @roB SetretGr
Mm. u. &oneS bon Baltimore 10
mie Stills . @roBmeiiter ). ". Nolmg
bon Cumberland l~eitetclt oic Sraller.
GercmOnien am 8rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
NbfagrtStagc Scr C5canoampicr OOm
Hciu.y)Urf.

2tn 4. Gan. 9ampier ,Garonin"
nod) Gibraltar unO NeupeI.
Pm L.. San. 0ampier Wtinneapos
lis" nod) Yonoon.
An 4, San. Compiler st. 2olli5"
na6 Solltbunptou.
Pm 4. San. 9anpier nGeoric"
nod Gibraltar uno Heopel.
Am 1. Gan. Camper %.Golumbio"
rod Glasgow.
Nm 4, Gan. Gompier .aroonIanO~
rad 2lntperpen.
At 4. San. Gnmpier nllniteo
Stotcs" nOd) &openbogen.
Am 4. Gan. GnupIcr oGampanio"
nq& eiPerso9l, @2pgp oa.n ;.
Nm 4. Gan. 0nmpfer Daoni9in
2ouiie" nnd) Gibraltar lulo Neopel.
Nm l.. Gan. Gompicr oaaiierin"
nab &nnt6urg. -
g(m 4. San. Nampier nEretoria"
NNd, @anblrg. ar
Aim |. San. G0npicr o0dnbur8"
nad) Gibraltar mo Heupcl.
Nm I. Sou, Idmpier .aronprinj"
had Bremen.
Am 8. San. Gampier nScntonic"
nah Soutbumptou.
9m s.. San. Gompier o6intnno"
rad) NntDerpen.
Nm s. Ban. Tompicr .Stntcn.
Dam" nuh Notteroam.
Nm s. San. Gompier .MnOoma"
nod] 9tcapel.
PIN .. San. Gampicr o@a$coane"
uot SABRE.
PIN 8, San. Camper Settle"
mad 2%ipcrppol. .
gm If. San. Gompier .6urnei.
ia" nuh 8la5gom.
Nm #. San. Sampler n@ertp"
mad, Neupcl uno Srieit.
Nm #. San, 0anpfer oWinne-
bnbo" nah 2onoon.
9Iu If. San. Sompier nYbiIaOel-
pbiN" not southampton.
9lm If. San. 0ompfcr nSreue"
nnh Gibraltar uno NeapeI.
Am If. San. 0ompfer algeria"
naf Neupcl.
gm If. San. Gnmpfer y9ilIitania"
noh 2iperpool.
PIN If. San. Camper nEatricia"
nad) Snnnburg.
Am II. San. Sampier .gitonia"
naf Gotteroom nno 2ibou.
9lm IA. San. Sampier n9atapia"
nod Neapel lnb 8enua.
gm 10, San. Camper ngaoer-
LAMB" nad) Nntuerpen.
gm Is. San. Gampicr Oceanic"
nad) southampton.
Am rs. San. Galnpier .Hoon"
uaf Bremen.
glm 16. Can. 9ampier yGarma"
nia" nad) Gibraltar llno Neapel.
slm t6. San. 0ampfer lorraine"
nad Sapre,
9lm II. San. Camper rSenejia"
llaf Geapel uno Warieine.
am Is. San. 9ampier st. Eall"
nah southampton.
An Is. Gan. Oompier ,Noro-
Inlerifa" nah Heapel uno @erua.
@m Is. San. Gampfer n9liider"
nah Sambiirg.
Im 81. San. Gampier nGecilie"
nah Bremen.
am %. San. Gampfer .Samlano"
itad) Intlperpen.
Im %. Gan. Gompier Hpnoam"
nod ROTTERDAM.
Im %. San. 0ampier rWaieItic"
nah Soutbampton.
an 25. San. Sampier .Galobria"
nod Teapel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Sdiffsnadlridltcn.

Mem Dort, I. &omtor. 1899 @icr
onqefommcn iino Die 1onpicr .5ins
Iono" uon Nntperpen; oGitta 81 Wici
iino" bon FoIcrmo piu 9crmuou;
nStuten0om" pom Hottcr6um mn
9oulugnc.
Iie Compiler oNlorintic" uno rSa-
ratouu" iin0 pom bier ob1rIohrcu.
Soutbonpton II. I. &onltnr. ~
9dmpier .Wiujcitic" lit pon Jtcm-
Nort bier ongelunQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
SbeIapcafe Sampfcr-G umpagnie.

oDelnpfnte,Stnie
elegnnte Eaitagier'S Camper columbia" uns
Elo VOiut Gpmtort uno gurfoR, Ia.
sampler ~oerlaliefi Baltimore tdelib (ausee.
men i'll Oh 9Soint Comfort nm 8 libr Wsnr.
9ens lho III H'orloif nm 7.S0 W'orsens an. an'
l9iIsbeno an nie eilenba1nShes mad ausn
Sullllel oeS Slloets uilo Siibpefte1s.
BORT. 0iiper. 2inie.
eissariss Faiaeier.Sa mp .atIanta.r
3dlnpter o~eriafet Baltimore Sienitaes, Son.
lctha9s nm Salnitnas I'M 8 llbr 9ia1mitiaes
t1o tomlnen 5l seeiiAsoimt Inn I. 90 Maoreeiis
iiio i'll Nibnono UNI 900 Wlorgens an,
Sic 9ampfer ipereen aui. Der pin. unb Sind.
iabrt bel g~iinitisenl g8etter in 0Ionceiter Boirt.
Slenlents, Glap, sani uno aumono,s %anLesen.
gno 10. 2iabttraben. seerfte.
Sutb-gtuete nab allen Yutften t1nnen aes
lt6eSt Sepdd auteeeeben lHo taiilterSinlIHer
y. ". Gpbipn, Aaent; Nr. 1877, Ct.Saltimors.
sirdss. eoer Sei S~anpi'silrsaus an atsbt.
Jenbeu ,Spitcr, 6. Z. GhiSm,
s. 5. 'MsSannsi,, ehIfs.eeg .8aff. .a .sst"'
Baltimore 9ampf Yadet So.
sAits anb snuerIaiEss gat.aints;)
1ampisr vgirstnta snsnl .~aIabams."
men SaH sDs n taSreT ~ iasIt$; SSSnniqas ar.sg.roE.
2iebt.sircbs, $50 .abenbs, bireft mao Oh
9oint Comfort. -GcrfoIf. Rortsmouib inS oner
9nnften ees Siibelis. .8erbtnbune tn Oh
Ridmonb. gerbinbune- In Rortsmouts init BEN
rSeaboaro Mir Zine" fcIibem Bulge na& Tort&
mouth niio Iildrtd. Sn Gorfof 8erttnbuue
mt Der ~GtIantte Goait Cine NorioII nnb
peitIih uno rSIo Dominion Cine. na& seips
bern Wafbineton. S.'e. sti&noHb. gd.. unb
@abIseiien mad europdifnem gIane. aur,i.
ri0fe 4nintensimfne~, eleitrifhe BeIei@ting,
Sar'ofbeia,na, 8oter Irei. Heierbirfe aatftens
3iutmer tn ben giuet'gfreaur ber -gan.eine..s
EOS, .atebtsStrabe. g. u. q. Sffiee, eRboft,9de
baltimore. uno gaIpertsStrabe, .gcnttnertnl
Irnft. Eiiloina" NIB MIboueb'S. Nr. 109. Norbs
GbdrTeSsStrdbe.
Sshu n. Ebertopsb, {. DrptuM,
2tcesBrdf. Il. Sen. .MnHddeT. Ser. ,Eaf. 'acel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
IarglamS. nnb Ecnnipluan;a.&abn.

SHse ucr.uiifH
7.30 Wioreens Dorf Voft tdgIi6, ausgerom'
men Spnntae.
e.o5 Woraelis TeIta sleeom., nur sonntae.
$50 Morgens Helr'r Icepm., tdgliG, aisges
unntme1 Sonr.18,
1.20 gsutnmitiuqs NeIair> Mccori, MIR Samftae.
1926 Nabmittags BORT Yuft. tdsIi6. ausee'
.,ommen Sonitaa.
4.05 @acbmtituqs Eelia seeom., nur Sonntng.
4.45 Gafmittaas eelnir gccor1., tdeIih. aus
eenonmeH SpnDi1a.
GOO IbenSs 5elid 9ccoin., .dgIt6. ausae.
nouiMen SunufnB.
100 Slbenos geIin Ieon., rur Sonntae.
1870 slbenos 9elair %ceoni., fnglth. nusees
non men Gunntnd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Nn sic Iamen.

Sunse Saucn, ipel6e mo6erne Shnefberinnft
81 erIerrlen rpiinfdert, iouten nidbi i'm aipetiei
feir, pnbii iib oufiir 5i, ipenoen: sic brnuden
toeasStrabe, opr3ufpreten. ibre1 ,gsamen ais
36eling eintra9en uno ie lernen Die annit mad
Der forteefhrittenfieu Wethooe. Gle erbalten
auberoerI ariinoIibeH interrift i'm 8nfN ioen.
Sebr IibernIe geoinGiifaeh; 6rI. ID, Nubers,
Sr. 302, Geft.S g ratuga. etraRe. (376-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Irs. @inSIotp's suptbina ssrnp

iuirb felt iber tannbunbfe6yia 9dtren ben
Minipneu bon Wfiittern fir TIRE 0tuber bet.m
ternhtgt ous ainb, e~rpeidht ben gannsen, be.
f1wtdtigt ale Sdmerien; fnrirt &tnetstf, nno
III oas bette WlitteI tnr 3farrpoe. BON apo'
eeipib uno berlanat ,Mrs. Ntns(otu'S ssotttne
ehrup" lno nebnIt feine ntoere Sorte. Gnnf'
nIS5ipan5is Gents bic SIafde. Inter BEN, 9dbI.
mitteIs uno 9rogucns@efse BON 30. sunni 1905
enruntirt. GertensTumfner 1905. Qtu altes
nnp ant beip1hrteS Wtittet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
@eitcru Marglanb Giienbabu.

@eeiHneHb am 90. Sept., perIdbt StIen.Statisn
SaBit[l:
4.10 Wlorgens - SbteIpoft, SagerStotuH, nN.
Il 8 .sga1it," g9upnesburo, 9bamberSburg
nno, ausgeiommen Sonntag. Saneof unS
Cumberland.
2.45 Nanmlttae5 Accommodation nnh Stgb.
fieIo.
APO ga6mittaes Grprsb SauptItnis. pa.
gerstupn Saiteod, Sbippensbure unb, anS9es
HomuleH Sonntde, Sreoertd uRo euimi-SburG
tEarlorslSaggUn)
Sdgltd, ausgeuunainen ecuntae:
700 0tnr9eHs yort, y. & 8. Stb. nro Cat
Isle. 's@ =
100 D,oreens - Accommodation mad Stsb.
1857 Morssns = 8cftIi6et grpreb, @eftmin.
tier, Bruceptue (Sreoertd), @mmttsbura
4burmoHt, Blue Hioae, Wannesboro, Gbati.
b%ersburg, SagerstolplL Suilcod, Cumberland
t1o Slilns, ffeisObter0ntionss8uego =
2.30 gtncbntttcgs Suiiptlinie bltit9 bon
Sn!or9 SrSPs, f9pts gori, Sanooer. cetipS
5.33 9ta1mittass Accommodation mad Get.
6.15 slbenos - Accommodation mad rlniox.
Bridge.
Sur Spnnertass unb eamfaas:
l1;26 abeftos Accommodation mad unions
Bridge.
Par Spnntags:
0.3O Wfor9eHs = accommodation ua6 uutoHs
trtoee liHo Su1obfr. .r .
' Sdlt nibt am 9eHnfbIbanin.gIb sgabrbof an.
gtee.graf. u. 1en.'Ssf6dfsf. Sen."sai..a a.ni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
0ei9Gftss@

3eituneen, 8eiti1riften etc.
she Baltimore yie,ps Co.," Ga1io ab.rtSsm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Mcrfants C Miners Sransourt. 6,

GarnpfcrSinie.
Tradlt NIB Yaiiagtere.
*snf Bottom NIB benz Eiten.
Stenifnl, SoIlleritdp. Sainftug, 6 llbr gIbenbS.
Hndl Yrupiocuee uno orm Citen.
Yfoiting uno 5reitaa. q ubr gbenos.
Not 9ifippurt'9ieius rnp 9surfolf.
Idalib. ulsgenomlren WlittlpotD mo Sanftag,
q ubr IbeIos.
' Stahf dIQellonltlen tdglin bis 8 tlbr 9,aduI.,
itr oenie.ben Saa abiabrenoe 9anpfer.
Wan 2aoannnb urb BEN siocn.
Slerliaaa Sollllerltna, Sunlit1g. 8 ubr abenos.
". Y. 6nria, Iaent, Gong God.
Gi3.I&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

EaHc 5nr &eiie ms NnslnnS be,
iurst &. Hainc, Wr. Alb, Git-Salti.
murcitraRe, nabc GmitOm SpnIc slpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Warmor. ltn0 @ranit.Berfe.
6. SiIe6rtuer & S5GEe. 714-71e BeIt,BaIt!'
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
9ambnrgsMmerita
Suppelidranben.
Grsreh- unb Nailaaier.Nienit.

SuWburg brett.
Samburs'N merifa'2inie,
81 8roabwap, ReW.Dort.
artbnr @. Hpbion,
am alten YIate,
1877 Sit.9Qltimore-S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
5ruIt. Gonlpaanie'n.

,glarpsaub fruit Co.," gorSuefi.gde. gaIoeti.
uHo @ermdnsStraBe. 4rier Sert6, Buff
bent; 6. G. 3imnerHuRn, Ssfretdr; Gnrrou
Ban gteb, Sbdemetiter.
Baltimore srEft 4 Guarantee Co." Gauitabtes
Vuilhing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
RatirnaI.9 anfeu.

Haticnal.Sanfen.
The Glib Spipn Ga.iuuaI Sant," Cob unb
Gretersgtrnbe. Sdcoa 9S. Soof, 9r1foeni;
3aot6 g. GUans, giet.Erdtbsni; Ssnrp D..
gfeoue, AatItrer.
,Biusiis giattuual. sani," 4S2 Shb.sroabman,
u. 6. gaugner, aaifrer.
,Geftrrn National gani," gS. 0sarrtoit, RAIN.
rer, IA @oros@ tturusStrabe.
,Sbirb National Snui," Saitlmores uHo Rortb'
Strdbe.
,Sarmfrs & gerdbauts' National gani." goutb.
uuo pouibarosStrabe.
,gummetcinl & FARMERS Gattpual gani," gfo.
ipeits@de Somdros uHo Sernlans6trake; s..
3. RaIomin, auiItrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

EdfTe fir's snslauo beiurst q. 9aiue, ST.
4ta, Eit.galtimore.e Ctr, uahe 6uituul 1sufe!ASs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

reii 5um yeornn6 tn oer 9cu,ben uno ut
NcpaIsS.atton un 1000 NbenoS.
Ecferpiruna con Scum in SGlaf' obet Bur.
Ipr.a8aeJons, Spetferdteu etc. peroen T&nen be,
terat per SespHsn IN alien toIasneen stlet.
ia, Ef. gulI 1924, ODER W.o., Gourttans 1901;
6i. MopaIsstattnn, g. & O.. DIT. 8ernon 8123;
Qautoensstaiion Observation-Disclosures 9. 4 q.
ct. 9alI $40, ober Wb., eourtlarlo 2726; uub
gr. 626. GIesgroGbfpae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

,Deutfde gani pun Baltimore" gaItlnore. unb
Sout6ahs Strube. MueuiI 99eber. 9rdfiosnt
6. ,. Slot, ShaSmeiftcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Slc all uDrl nc WchefSs
Nera III III nngen bea otlunti-
lden Siitrifts Der epong. Sunooe
bon Noro . gmerito beginner beltc
Ibeno. DDS Erogr1mm liir oieicI,
ben lit iolgenoea:
Scilte Abenb IN Der Seruialems.
Stride, @orbenpile, Heoner: HuIto.
rcn i. u. Wcn5el lnb u. =. Grrllit.
Wontng Nbenb Den 6. Sontor. IN
Der SItos Stride; Hconcr YoItorcn
". e. &nltfi mo u. 9ob.
9ichltag Nbeno, Den {. Sonlar, IN
Der 81, WottbGi Stride; Reoner:
NaItoren Geo, Gsmom umO ". gui.
oerbaar.
0iittipod Nbenb, s. Soutnr, III
Scr Scr. epangel. STRIDE I'll Canton,
&cOner; EoItoreu ". N%uioerbour II.
$. Mrlt.
Gonnerito9 Ibenb. Den g.. Sonuor:
IN Der Ct. SobonneS Stride al Der
SioblcitroBe; Heoner: Voitoren ".
gub un0 i. @iele.
6reitoa Nbenb. Den 10. Sanior: in
Der GbriituS . Stride. Mebner: YoIto.
rcn W. &. @ouif uno Is. ". 2o6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
SDar.Yauten.

Spar.ganten.
u1tutfhs eparsSauf uau BaItimure,.. ehtatp.
uno 9altimOresStrubs.
yst, -SameS. sparbGui," 8aliimore'StraBe uHb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Sr. Sobn y. @elIener &C.
itorben. - Had) flirjen Seioeli
ltorb Sr, Sobn .. Wellener, Gbef Der
Iirnto !. y. @ellener II. Sobne, an
Oicuitag Nod)mittog in ieiner @ob.
nlng. Nr. 1714 Nuro @rouolpop.
Der %eritorbene iuor 70 Sabre alt
mo Der lebte bon iieben 9riioern.
9ieben Der @ittmc binterlGBt er orei
Sobne mo 5uei Sod,ter. Sr. Welle'
l,er MOI ein Mitglieo Der Baltimore
Gitp 2uqe. :. 3. 3. g." mo Scr
@ounciiter 9oric, 0ie 9ecroi9ung
ilnoet utoreen @ormittog itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

rdDmen, 2aoen etc.
5amss .. Boittt d So, 1t6 uHS III. Cub.
S~reoeridsStSdbe.
Geo. 4, glpau & Bro, Ala, atebtsgtr. s2srEte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Rupferihmie0e unb plumbers.
3ubu eubsrt, TIA GbamessetraBe. q. & g..
IeIepbrn: @olfe 1908.
Seler.T erIi6erungen.
,DRphai 3aiurauee SO. of 9tucrepul," Senrn R
Warfielo, ~5tetoent W1nnger, 101-l02 gbam'
BIZ: Of Commerce 9uiIoine.
rSermanta 5eneroeriherungS . geitnfhat,"
baltimore rno @ortbsStrate.
-
8rnnoei9entbum3 . Ggenten unb
-S1noler.
qterrt Is. Tusau & afSbsw. 10 Sit9erinapr.
tOHsStrabe.
Sufihmie6, 3~ubebor.
G.. eeott eannf 60. @r. 1852 unb Se4, giorb.
6d1sStraBe.
9oblen unb Sola.
fcnrp o BON erine, 500 9oIum5ta'goeuue.
Shmudiahen ltnb ltbren.
20 8. Wigst, 20 SiisgaItimors'st rase.
BfnnoIeibe-8 eihGfte.
,~gsnfphDateb 9nan Co.," ! Norb'sup. Sirabs.
Yinnos unb SrgeIn.
saas; ~; stistt: Q ESTs.eiH'Ti1;S trabs
SSna, """'s " Spf rSS"Hhpts W. e'NAh'
GueHlie. .. .....
Eapicr uno 8apier-O iiten
sstth. Gtgou 81. 1O5 uno 1o7 Sanoper'str.
...., 9lefplattens S3etoq ETC..
qppH, 9sntliu & 60, 1870 @aloerTtonsStr
Heteftin, Igentur.
Ssanbnn.f 4 sd,mtbt (friiber bel Smith, gseTt
Il f1pRs. J03 SaIoert Quiloiiig.
Srieob0fe.
,qunhou gart Grmstsrn." office: 81 g4efissn.
rotudusGtrdfs '..t 4f..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Der 9dmoen . Sialiou rab gSatninsion IN
s8ohentasen 7.00 8nrm. BIS 500. 4benoS.
gGe 3lee lauieIl in ben ieueu uniotsubRppi
gSalbllei1I, ,. g., etri.
ssa,pmmon, %OerlaIisn MT nopaI citation.
SOB. *6.45, t7.t0. f7.45, $3.50, 1900. T10.oO,
!2.43, 1880, s4.le, 1855, tb.66 9haAm. '6.0s
1855. 500 (eimitehl, 1000. I'll. 20 abenes:
perl. Standardization f5.0o. .6.15, 1880, TOO,
.l2.O0 a., t12.U2. 'l2.22. .tI.uO, 81 LOO, t2.0O,
300. 1906, t4;0o, '4;sot t5;o0i *o,o5 Eatnt,
5rsbtrid, Gamoeu.Siaiipn, t7.36 uub ss.f6
8orul.. t1.26. 1850 uno 1920 Eatn,,
SaserstuWn, Wi. Disqualification .tl.46 Sri.
1880 Jtacbm. (; Concentration. f7.a6. 1900
Sprul., 1880. 1900 gactn.
jiuhuI Blue 2tue
s1A ghtfabeIphia uao Nep.Yar.
Reler terminus an oer 9reiuno5tpan5tsjter
Gtrabs. yetpsOuIi. bsoien mac. 3ntels, Sbea'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
9eihenbeItotter

snnberS & Sdhne, 170s-t7t0 Canton @oenut
&m. 9uot, ytortbs unb 8reenmouutssloenu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Rupferihmiebe unb plumbers.
3ubu Subtrt, TIA Gbames~gtrase. 8. & ..
IelepbpI: @olfe 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Son6DirtbifJaftIihe

EFNTN ONENRTN ""~
Samereien.
Griffith ( Snruer SO 205 Torbsgaca'Strabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

eaumateriaGien, 9biiren, 5enfter.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

morning.
DEAR Mrs. H
7 am forever Your
iebtor for reminding
me OF that curious
passage II my life
During the first year
IT two after Il hap
oened. I could not
bear To think of II
Nv PAIN and shame
we're so intense, and
my sense Of having
been an lmbecIle SO
settled. established,
and confirmed, that
7 drove the episode
entirely from my
mind And 50 all
these twenty-eIght
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Honor be to Mudjekeevisi
You shall hear how Pau-Puk-h heew1S-
But broke IN. and says 1 Beg your pardon. Mr.
Longfeow If you'll be kind to hold your yawp for
about five minutes and let get this grub ready you'll
do me proud Well sir, after they'd filed up set out
jug Mr Holmes looks at It. and then he fires up all
Of q sudden and yels:
Flash out stream Of blood red wine
For l would drink TO other days
By Georgel I was getting kind Of worked up /
don't deny 1t, I getting kind OF worked up turns
to Mr. Holmes and says l. 'Looky here, my fat friend
I'm a-rnning this shanty and II the court knows heSe
you'll take whisky straight you'll 60 dry Thems the
very words said to him Now don to such
famous ttery people; but YOU they KIND OF forced
ne There ain nothing unreasonable bout don't
mind passe OF guests a-treadIn my tail three or tour
- -, - 11 - Ilerseff 1avs vo1'r take whisky
swell around the cabin and strike attitudes and spout
and pretty they got out greasy old deck ana went
PLAYING euChre cents corneToI trust DeSdiI
70 notice some pretty suspicious things. Mr.. Emerson
dealt looked at his hand. shook his head. says
81 am the doubter and the doubt
and ca nlv punched the hands and went 70 shuting for
a new layout says he
-. They reckon IL who leave me out;
Thev know not well the subtle ways keep
pass and deal againl
ngd If ne didn't 60 ahead and do it tooi On ne Va
~,F1 rDaf Well IN bout minute things were running
rettv tight all of sudden see by MI Emerson
eve he Judged he had EN- He had already corTaied two
--1clzs and each of the Others one - no" TO All I'd
Iifts q little IN his chair and says
II tire of globes and acesl
Too long the game Is played -
and down he fetched night bower Mr. Longfelov
smiles as sweet as PIE and says
Thanks thanks TO thee, my worthy trend.
For the lesson thou hast taught --
and blamed if he didn't down with another right bower!
Emerson claps his hand on ms pe"e- r. -
Is on his revolver. and went under DUNK llleIe "s7
going TO be trouble; but that nonsrou5 ioneS rose up
l-7g his double chns and says he, Order gentlemen
The first that draws L lay down on nm anu
him All quiet the Potomac. YOU bet. .i .t,,-
They were pretty ho"--''it JuS'5' ''1 l' " 1-
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WTHAT have said to Mrs H. is true, did suffer
w during wear or two from the deep humilla-
tiors of that episode But last in 1888 in Venice
nv wife and | came across Mr.. and Mrs A P. c., OF
Concord, Massachusetts, and friendship began
then of the sort which nothing but death terminates
The c 5 were very bright people and IN every way
charming and cOmpanonable- We were together
month two in Venice and several months IN Rome.
afterwards and one daV that lanented break OF
mine was mentioned And when | was on the point
of lathering those people for bringing 1t to my mind
when had gotten the memory OF It almost SqueIched
| perceived with Joy that the { S were indignant
about the way that my performance had been re
Ceived in Boston They poured out their Opinions
most freely and frankly about the frosty attitude
of the people who present at that performance
and about the Boston newspapers tor the position
thev had taken in regard to the matter hat po-
stion was that l had been irreverent beyond belief
beyond imagination.
Very well | had accepted that as q fact for a year
or two and had been thoroughly miserable about II
whenever thought Of (which was not frequently.
if | could help it. Whenever | thought OF 1t L won
dered how ever could have been inspired to do 50
unhoy a thing Well the C's comtorted me; but
they did not persuade to continue 10 think about
the unhappy episode | resisted that / tired to
get it out OF my mind and let it die and succeeded
Until Mrs II S letter came. 1t had been a good
twenty-five wears since had thought OF that matter
and when she said that the thing was funny won
dered if possibly she might be right. At any rate.
nv curiosity was aroused and | wrote to Boston
and got the whole thing copied, as set forth
TEAGTETY Y remember some of the details of that
L gathering Drnly l can see d hundred people
no perhaps fiftV,-shadoWy hgures sitting at tables
feeding ghosts now to me. and nameleSS forever
nor I don't know who they were but | can very
distinctly see seated at the grand table and facing
the rest of US. Mr. Emerson. supernaturally grave,
unsuiling. Mr Whittier grave lovely. ms beautliui
spirit shining out of his face, Nj LongfeIOW, with
his silken white hair and his bemgnant tace, Ut
Oliver Wendell Holmes flashing smiles and affection
and all good fellowship everywhere Ike rose
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diamond whose facets are beng
turned toward the light first one way
and then another, "a charming man,
and ALWAYS fascinating, whether he
was talking or whether he was SIT
ting still lwhat he would call still,
but what would be more or less mo-
ton to other people, | can see those
figures with entire dIstlnCtneSS across
this ABYSS of time.
One other feature Is clear, w lthe
Winter for these past thousand years
dramatic editor OF The New York
Tribune and still occupying that
high post in his old age was there
He was much younger then than he
is now. and he showed It 1t was
always d pleasure to me TO see Willie
Winter at a banquet During mat
ter of twenty years ! was seldom
at a banquet where Willie Winter
was not also present, and where he
did not read charming poem wr1t-
ten for the occasion. tie did II tins
time. and it was up to standard
dainty, happy, ChOicely phraSed. and
as good to listen to as music, and
sounding exactly as II 1t was pour
ing unprepared out OF heart and
brain
NOV at that point ends all that
~ was plcasurable about that not
able celebration OF Mr. Whittier's
SEVENTEEN birthdav,-because | got
up at that point and followed Vim
ter. with what | have no doubt |
supposed would be the gem OF the
evening the gay Grafton above
quoted from the Boston paper l
had written it all out the day before
and had perfectly memorized 1t, and
| stood up there at my genial and
happy and self satisfied ease, and
began to deliver It Those majestic
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JANUARY II. 1000
A NSWER TO a
- letter Te-
ceIVed this
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r,ao75n 10 blow Emerson says, The noD-
Hies- thing / ever wrote was Barbara
F-ierchie saws Longfellow, 1t don I be
gin with my Biglow Papers says
Holmes. Ny Thanatopsls lays over EN-
both They mighty near ended IN night
Tl,e- -he,- wished they had some more
company. and Mr.. Emerson pointed u
me and says.
Cd" Is Wonder squahd peasant ali
That ffie proud nursery could breed
H.. g,-..- s-yyhe-tInp his bowie on his boot.
so ! let II pass W eiI' SIT next 'i1 ',,IA
r INTO their heads that they would like
some music; so they made me stand up
and sing When Johnny Comes Marching
Home till Idroppcd-at thirteen minutes
r,asr four this morning That's what | We
been through my friend. " hen WOKE
n seven. they were leaving, thank good
1ezs' and Mr. LonEiellow had my only
boots on. and his n under hIs arm. says
I Hold on. there Eyangeline, what are
z-o,, going 10 do with them Tie says,
Going to make tracks with en- be
cause
atI ives Of great men all remind u
We can make our lives sublime.
And. departing. leave behind us
FOOTPRINTS on the sands OF time,
AS I said. Mr.. Twain, YOU are the
fourth ~ tWentE-IouT npurs, ana l III go
ing To move / amt suited TO httery
atmosphere"
gi- these were not the gracious singers 10
Ubon4 we and the world pay LOVING rev
erence and homage; these were lmpos-
tors"
The miner investigated me with q calm
eve for awhile; then said he, All, impos-
Tor. were thew Are your
did not pursue the subject and SINCE &C
+ber have not travelled on my nom Dc
gnerre enough to hurt. Such was the
Trrniuiscence / was moved to contribute.
MIR Chairman. In my enthusiasm / may
have exaggerated the details Itile' Dul Dul
v,u will eislly forgive me that IauiL' a'li1e
IT = 5s the FIRST time / have ever