davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Il. Mlnm saurrWcin, jun., AMpalt.
9r. l1U9-lt10, GalpCrt 8uIlotng.
@crtnui pcS itberlcbcrom 8cruultcrS ocs
iucrtBUulcu Yndtcigcutbunis
Tr. 121, HurosGntaps StrnfC, Euo
Or. qO1 mn gt3. TruinsS,i n syucuuc.
C0Ti2i, % 90 %; Nob2 SD

Strait Der in Dem ICitdmeute oc5 oCritorbCnen
SnIiel @n1lnnu cIitbdlteneu 9|lutoritai mo Ils
ter eiHcm 8ricbI hC5 NSdiiengcribt5 Der 5tuot
Observation-Disclosures am Suuucritan, Den -.
9ioDcmhcr 1905. Al ocn radbcnalltteIl Stllnocl
an ben rcipctttOea Crtcu aui 0iieuilihcr PHI!
tiOH ods lpcrIbuoilC @adteiqeHtbunl uGridufcrt,
bd5 mic fol1t hefhriebcH miro. lldIrlidl:
lin $50 tlBr Nndlm. Mr.. d21, HUro .Giitalus
Strnfe, hcbaut nit elrenl oreiitodt9eu SleQel.
iiCiusGaocn Uuo 9Scbnbdls nit Sinterhuie. IS
bcginTlt al ncr Sitieite hcr Gutulps Strdbe, ctUu
2O4 SUB Eoro!id bon NtouumcHts Str0Bc, nit
Is Sub, nit elmer Gtcfc bon elmu 81 SUB.
@rlino6ln5 $500.
I'm 4 llbr 9infm. Gr. 907, Sruin.1i4 .9lpc. b,
bcbaut nit ciHem orctttodiGeH GuoCl II. &ublts
huus init Sinttrbaus. is bGNlunt an Der
NorouitG citc BON SruiOsSil sgtOcnue, ctpa 1i2
SUB loropeilliD bon NioblesS traB2, nit ciner
6ronte an heia0ter eritgcnanlter GtraBc bon
etlun 90 SUI. nit elmer Iicte bon ctlpd 80
SUB bis 81 cifter Illcn. 0runo6iI1S $1,000.
hebnut nit eiHem oreitt6di9eu SiegcIiteins9aoCll
mo Wobntdu5. nit 3tutcrbui5. IS 6cgilIltt
al Der giorooiticite bon Sruioz0ils9lpeuue. ct.
lpu 1862 Sub uoropeitlib bon NtbolcsS trube.
nit elmer Sronte an beidqter critQenanntCr Sit.
bon ctlpa II 6ub. nit ctncr Slcte bon ctua 80
6ub big 5i cirtcr IacD. Nrlno5ins $1,000.
@ue ~llnfoftclt bis sum Gage oc9 Scriuuf5 be.
gIiben.
@erInuf3s9eoin9hnacn: @onr. Sin Sepoiit
BON 500 miro bonn NdItcr zines icocn @rlillos
itiidea 6ul 3eit bCs SerfalfS ner GnGt.
Charles u. 0cuielcr,
ueberleberloer Observation-Disclosures.
Ynttiiou d @abnu,
NrittorGtoren
On21.2 %, &c. %; gIop2. Silly
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
gercins Galer0er.

gGder.8 eiangperein bon 8altimure.
9irigent 8rof. s. 8ar1lus.
Snllptquartier Sobn @ol5' SoIIe,
Rr. 4OS, @8elt.2 erington.S traBe. Sc.
ben SamTtag abenb, init ausnabma
oes oritten SomitagS i'm Wonot,
SinaItunbe. Nprtl7--1O
80hmii6e 0dder.
Souptallartier: Hr. 1913, Nib
lono.2pc. 6. & y. Gel. Wolic 1868
Cross, 39fte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Sermann Sa6cnhppp,

SeneraIssleent urb @runoeieentbumSsW iatIer,
empfieblt ftb bent aeebrten 9ubIifunt befterS
5um @oqeftirert bon Qitetben utlo Grlno6inien,
gum Serfauf bon iegli6em @runoeigenibuni, fo'
tpte our 8erltferlIilg gcgen Seuers9eiabr. gllt
Shttfstarten bon uno mad europa iiIo bel
mir ou baben.
Bureau: 407 SaitbersgIoe.-111 R..9barles
GfrnBe. (Seot1 .t2lRte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

9erein a d. Ii II g.-GQn: nGaS
Sanaell 1T iest rpeiter ridIts, oils eine
llmariniine in Mliiif geiett, oJ vt
has ni6t 1noern liebe?" aurt:
.@enib! @ir fonnten ia gan5 cin-
ied1 Die 0tuiif iortlalien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Eli p%crfpuYeu:

$3.50 SIR zines ierer pra6tbouen Sdus
fer Ha9e 9aiterious9ari. Or. 20. %. % ETC..
HotosSares StraBe. gementirte 1rottoirc. acI'
let uno sol: eInatuirte &loepdnne uno alia
% feiaitT e@eoi ina, SSE i Tuqt " etRc 2's ien nr'f niO ssg'
men Sdufer. 8eIt6tiet ie uno iber5el9t @uh.
Gebr leiGte Seotn9unGer. Goiparo &. Sturd,
an Ert NIB StcIe. (Sult17 .1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Spesial.N Dtii

Sei9btS, iabe lS1man's Bari, tuiiuiden.
1900 @epicrt MarglGnb-IDe.
Saben aue @equem.i6feiter eines $4,000
Suiiies al CHARLES uno ct. BuulsStraBe. in
Der 9tdbe bon Strabenbabncn. S6ulen itto Stir
deit.
Sreiit1di9, ausepbnuihte 5ront, nit 8 ains
nlerIt, gao, gSorrnfbsIdnlmer, gSdI6erei ulto
Sienftbotenitube; 9ampfbei6ung, eleftrifbcs
Gid urb Gas, f~lnitoole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8Iinbtns' SOr8eGSn s%satocmacnine,. &Saf6beden
uno s~tnsgiiiie; glniAInb on ianitdren Saral;
6ipei .Seranoen am StRtcrbuus. Sir Ndufer
paiIe9be 8Se6inenraen; sur genueun9 berctt
Sir Snipeition offen. 8tele pcrm5gelloe beut'
foe 5autlten iuobnen iebt in oIeier 9to0bar'
tbntt III luclder Srunp6esip RAID In, Mertbe
fteigt.
George Is. SbpmaS,
(Sft2-WD Nr. 429, 2aipsNuilotng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

Sas 8cIprGdJ uun &CitsS Baltimore.
- Senc Jicibt 5iuciitudi1cr @rrnuods-
-6runt'0Gnier oil Der Huroicite ber-
-Sa1ettr.s trnRc, 5wiihru smaappub.-
-nnb Srntcluu' Sttnhr, Gin Gcuiert bull
-Nndtbienft.2inie. Sedls Simmer mit-
-muberuem Sab unO @diferei i'm GEL
Ter. Shdu b~cfurirt, rcmenttrter Gener,-
--mooern grpflaitrrte strnfe. WGftser-
-grciS, leidbtc gcoinguugcu. Sur Su--
-ipettiuu taslidl unS spuutaas uffcn. -
EcabONg SnilSing So.
(HTtt0@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
3n ~ucrfnnfrn.
$950.OO. 3n ucrfaufcn: $4,000.

Ierc ucuen mo6erncn 5peiit0digcn. 0anicr
Nocnlc mo Supet!tsS trdbe. nit altu mooer'
men 9inrihtinJen: ccmeHtirtc Sellcr, Sol uuo
IrUttotrs. SinaiIIirte NdoeipanRCu uIiO Stldct-
9tusgiifie, g,1rmorsI rerpcu uno sGeitmle lani,
tdTe 5taindge, StraneH nit oitrtfi5irieH 3iegcI.
fteiHeH gepfllltert. Ste mitisH geieheH ipetoeH.
uW lie ihiBeH 81 toHneH.
Wau nebme SdirmouHts9Iueuuct@uggoH
EehT Ieibte geotHguHgeIT. SIR SHlpCltton Tag
ltd uHo Sonutugs ofteu. GgeHieu am FlIbe.
9jruno3inS $36. 30. $500 lebsuloooreiBig GOudrS
bro Sdbr.
I 9Raltcr &. @eitpbal,
\ CCtS-) VauuHternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Gallagher, bcm Sanmciitcr.
Sanfer I'M GOO slod Muro. 3lupsr.e trahe.

Sdnfer I'M GOO Bod g'urb. 8luper. strafe.
Cine Sieibe nioberner, 5'peift5diaer Sdrfer. C
8in1nter urb @ao. 9n8 Snhc8immer bat email.
lirte gganne uno f~unitGres 9iofet. elnf6Iub OIL
i~aritdren sannT. gteis $3.50. Giebrieer
@runb3ins. Sbiee Sdufer baben bobe uno ee,
iunbe Gage. Tnb5nfragen i'm
garean: Tr. 1857, Oit.Wunument. strahe.
dbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
geretn,stc sansrr bon Baltimore.

Souptqltortier: n8ermania W6n.
ner6or . SoIe;" 9rGiiOent Serrp
Sbomas; correiponoirenber mo pro.
tofoQirenber Sefretdr pro tenn. o..
SimmeIbcber, Nr. 315, WorO.G6en-
StroBe; Sinan5iefret6r O. SimmeI'
bcber, CIR. 315, Noro.@oe u.G traBe;
5dosmeiIter s. Midlid, Nr. 713,
8arner.S traBe; 3irigent III. Gem.
berger. 8%eriammlune ieoen 8Weiten
6reitag i'm Wonat.
.Nrion."
Singitun0P Mittluod in ser oStn9,
@oQe," Nr. 205, @onooeritrabe. Gts
rigent .. 0teIamet.
yIrbciter-W Grmerd)or."
SollptQllortiGr: Nn0reoS' @a1e,
0r. 3t4, 6onoperItroBc. SingitmOe:
GienltQg5 - 9trigcnt George ".
Go9lmuml.
nNrbciter, 2inoertnfel."
SauptQllortier: 8ol5' SuQc, Nr.
408, @eit.2e StruBe. Sing
Itlnlbe; MittpoHs - GiriBent: &u,
bert ariippeI.
,gooeniu.M Gnner6or."
8a1tptQllarticr: Gratt. u1o 5.
StraBe, Sigblanotopn. Singltunoe;
0ienItagS 9irigent: @ounrb
00fner.
y n@ermania.W dnner6or."
Sauptquortier: @ermonia . WGn.
nerhor-Sa1e, Scr. 4t0 biz Alp, 8eit.
2omborO.S troBe. SinqJtunoe: Con.
neritnes - 9irieent: Sbeooor Gem.
berger.
~rSrobiinn."
Sauptquartier: Srobiinn . Snle,
Rr. 20O0, Srebertd . apenue. Sing.
Rr. tt6. Rcro-HacasS traBe, Sina.
itunoe: Witttpo63 - 9irteent: Sobn
u. &letn.
yGsrmantasN Quartet Club"
5auptquartier: @agner's Sale,
itunoe: Gienitaes. - 3irioent s.
9aroluS.
.1boIia.W Gnnvrdor."
Sauptqudrtter: 8oiat'S Sale, Rr.
1922, Sarforb.apenue S~ingitunoe:
0ienitogs = 9triaen. S. 6. Sranf..
YSocuIt-E oint- Ndnnerfor."
Saltptqllartier: 5eoer's SaIc, gde
Gubn. nnb glnore. StroBe. Sing.
Itunoc: Mittnof N6enOs s llbr
0irigertt: ). &oroIlls.
.9aperiIGjer Wdnnrdor."
Sauptauartier: afermann's Sane,
Gde onn Caroline. uno @ougbitraBe.
Sin9itunbe: Tonnerltas Gbenbs -
Dirigent: Ilt9uit Shneioer.
nWo8art-W dnner1or."
S,auptauartier: Hobert 8oImer's
Safe, Rr. %1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Sinsitunbe ieSen Conner.
Itag abenb - 9iriaent g. 8. g5bl.
mann.
.eihenfrdna."
Saitptqunrtter: auguIt 8oeEel's
(oormaIs 3orn's) Sale. Gde Der 3.
unb 9ougbffrdBe, Sigbldncto.un.
S%in9ltunoe: Wittpods - Girisent
Geo. 90. 8o6Imonn.
.Welobie."
Sauptqunrtier: s. RieS' Sole,
gfe 2opitrabe nno 9eIair.Warft
SingitunOe: Gonnerito8S Glri'
sent: ). aarolts.
rSarmonie."
Snrptqrartier: Scr. Aid, Wei!.
Japette Strabe. Siugiturbe: 9ien
tags = Etriqent: Sobn u. 8lein.
.Weteer.@ eiangpere!n."
Saltptalartier: Soffmann's Suae,
Solp. uno SorreititraBe. Singitlinoe:
9ienltag - Giriaert: Subert Scrip.
bel.
- mabenio.M 1nnerdlor."
Soliplquartier: Stterbein's Safe
Tfriihpr Giufro6+ 6,IIoHl 0,c,,,i-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
3n urrmictbcn.


gu pcrmietbCl:
yleue Sdufer an bet NorosoaresStrnbe, anil
i1en 5GirmoInts9 lue. uno SaDettcsSir.; ale
standardization; ~rieori9e Uiiet6e. Dan ueblne
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gtud5ufrnaeH nu Crit
lino StelC. CCtti- Scit1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

gu ,Ocrtnuiru:
$40 Inuicn elm prndfuulcS Qiaainu; OIubas
gonDs Sebau5; ouue @r66e; 71f3 Gfuocr.
SnubcrS & Stat nan,
SilooItsGde GDdrIe5s uno 5aDettesSir.
CSftt8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
G. 9nuu SRIcrluriu, jan, Inipalt.
9ir. ~11O0--tl10, Gu.pertA SIilDin9
Gcrfuui ocs iiberlcbcnom 9eriuultcrs ocs
merthuulcn GnhtcigcntBumS
Nr. 1913, 9turos SutuarosStr., nun Hr. S2U,
SnInnt Gtfa6c.

fNhHH
gr. 1913, ros0ufu ctr, uuo Hr. S2D,
Spion'Strahc;
Tr. S59Ks, Morn. ,olu TO str, uno Nr. S6s,
S1tonsStraft;
nub Mr. sol, Hure'Vpipuros Strntt .
Strait Der in Dem leitamente ocs oeriiorbererl
Ganicl 8annon entbaltener A~utorttdt lito M,
ter etnGm Ecfcbl ocs AutleltgcrthtS Der Stdot
Baltimore miro Der lInter5cthllete llberlebcloe
Observation-Disclosures am Otittipod, oen II.
gtooeltber 1905. 81. ben nah8eitdnniell StLll.
oeir an oen refpeitioerl Srlen nut otfentltber
guiiiiuu bds pertbooue Badteiacnt6ulu ocrtclts
fen, baS, lUie tolQt, bcihrteben ptro, n1rnIi1:
ilr $50 itbr Hadlnt. Gr. S33, Toro'oupGro'
uno gSobnbGIs nit SintetbulI5 ulo einem 3
itidigen observation-disclosures i'm Sinterbole,
ais gtr. 1926. IDlonsGtraBe. belarnt. Gs be
ginnt an Der Sftleite Der Sutuaros Strnbc, eilul
270 Sub nbroIid bon Di1oitonsS traGc. NIT cis
ncr 6route an beidgter eritgenannter Strnbe
bon ction 10 6lB. mil. elmer ltnre9elnnBt9elI
2arep's gqC1 lett I1iolsStrnBe a%cnnnrt.
lInS ioiurt Sarauf. Nr. S591s, GorS.Soparo.
strate. be6nui nit cinem 21s .itbdisen 8tepe!'
gen 6aus i'm StHtertpf. ais gtr. S6S, 1piolls
Citrate, befnnnt. IS beginnt an. oct. Ditlelte
r6rhIi0 opu Maoiiun'2t rnte, nit elmer 5ronie
on befaeter eritgenannter StrGbe bon etlun 10
Sub, init elmer 1icfe bon eilpo 167 Sub lllo q
Sou. big 9are@'s @Iep, ieRt aDion'straBe'
LIMB ipfurt %oarauf. Or. sci, wpro.Suiuaro.
strahc, hebait NIT eiteW y .'t6dt9en, 5le9el.
itcilt.?alS, nit 9tnterbais. IS be9tltnt an per
nbroli6 bon Wia6ifonsStrnbe. nit elmer Sronte
an %befnotcr crftoennnrter StrnBe bon etiun 10
Sut, init elmer Tieie bon ettra ITO 5rB uno 6
3nu. Inter runo5inS $4,000.
vile ~llnfoitcn bis 5un Gage oes 8erIoifs be-
gIiteu.
@erIuufss8 cbinnunaen: Vuar. Sin 3epo1t
bon 500 miro bonn adufer eineS ieoeu @rurlos
itiides Sur .3cit oes NerfdufS Der an0t.
Charles N. Senisler.
teberIebenoer Observation-Disclosures.
Hnttiiun & @abnn,
suftiunaiorelt
fSToI % oG % .gnho h 10 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Baltimore MarftbcridJte.

Baltimore, /. Nou. 1908.
Mebl. - Suilt6r 1887 60iicr,
eiUldIieBIi6 t119 6aiier i'll 2ocuit'
Epint un0 2IQ6 GdiiaE 50 Carton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Stclcngcindc.
StclCncinm

Gin iunGer Wunu, % Sabre alt. a~cIerntcr
@driHer, iudt Sdrrl. oOcr Sirinrrarbeit. Man
n%oreiiire: vS. q. 49," Seutimcr Gurrcipuu'
bent. t310) *
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
@ir Babcn Die folgenoen gniea eano
-Gpmplerc suin 0crfanf:

s elder $3.50: 3 ader $500; IL ader $3.50;
10 gder $3.50; 10 ader 5000: 80 Ider $500;
is Mder $2500; 10 ader $3.50. Nuf etLiden
otefer 8Idte iteben 6bttbdliirie. @ier3ts W9inu.
len ;8nhrt per eleiirii6e Nabn bon Baltimore
unb flint 1inmten gu SUB bon Ger Citation nat
ireetb etnem Der Tlibe. 9onileit Glide oapon
unter Ieidten 8ablurGsbeoineuneer b~erfdniel
gberfaus rs gder erobe iSarm NIT lelner gsai.
CITATION Der eIeftriihen @dbn, nit Sous une
anoeren @eoduIibfetten. al $4,000.
Seucrn Stealth Gompans,
UT. III. Sarb.Gaarle s.etrahs.
fM5rs24.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

Or. 1Gl unb 1875. 9loros0arcs 5trubc, Gde boz
6anette.S trn6e; cute Gdc iiir beinabe irgcno ell
@cltIft; leibtc NchiuAu1gcn. 9{Ch5uiragen az
Grit urc stcnc. W6Nl leblnc Guirmount s9lOe.
Gnre. (giap2, tltt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
3u p~crtauien:

Gin Bargain. ipenn ipfort ~oeriauit - Se6S
Siuier, lie 1925. 90; Grirng POO, ioiutc nrbere5
@igentbum bon SHtereiie fiir SupiialIiteH.
2Gno uuo Staot. Srninmtn Is. Sauis & Co.,
1902 Eits2cIingtrnsS traRc. (Clt25-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

Sn ucrfnufen:
1915 fnuicn Gin ncues Siidcr Gianp; Miabu
gunOsScbduS; Seflel uno Sede.
snnocrs q StnGmnu Co.,
SiiooitsSde 96arless uilo 5aDettesStr.
(Sft1S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
nit
,ss -rD@ ugTGWsTIace
NerlaMnt.

9tHt gCleule Sruu IN eiHem apartment ais
Hotm mo liz algemeiHe NaIsdcbctt. Jtdh3us
irdgcH inI apartment Tr, 2, ,SBe 9la5a," ode
pUR &ilions Ctr. uHo Eart,9lueuue. (30S 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
3u %bcrfanfcu.

S515 fnuicn
Elm m0oerne3 Suta nit 4 3imnlcrn: @runo6inS
nur $3G. Z. 2Sultcubcim, Hr. 306, TOros
EopplctOu.S trGfc. (3t0-t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

"a NVITUWTVW.
Sin 6uu5 nube Dem GCrtnpton. Wiarft. glud
6uirdgen 8piicben 10 ubr BORN. lno = Ito,
@bc1os i'm @rhacfbob Tr. 406, &cnrl. strafc.
30S-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

nat - Manner nno 0nGben.
&erlangt


sin Iiarfer, iunqcr lcot9er Niunu fiir Iurms
nrbeit; muB mCltcn t6nner. gtud5ltraaen am
Srcitaa. &prmittdGa If u6r, i'm SircaR oes
,TcutiCleu Gurrcipuubcntcn" t&lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

ldleI ans Den GIeoatorcn %5llrlld9ejos
gen 1879 9uitel; Glcpotorc .&or.
roth 25S,44G VllidlcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

90 90 90: Goo2 8 .tO.1D
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(Gft2t,23, &c % ;yfop2. 5.11.12)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Hatpin Causes Much Trouble.

Seattle-An ordinary hatpin, used
by pair of swallows as the founda-
ton stone for their nest, built be-
tween two wires, put the entire po-
lice alarm system of the suburb of
Ballard out of business last week.
The police alarm wires from Ballard
to headquarters at the city hall were
tested, box by box, until the trouble
was located 1t was discovered that
difficulty lay between the box at FIRE.
mont and the one next south. The
electricians could find nothing more
serious than a swallows nest, few
blocks from the Fremont box, Climb
ing a pole next TO the nest, he found
several young birds and when he be-
gan feeling around the nest the par
ents attacked him.
Investigation showed that the nest,
which stretched from one wire to an
other, a distance of about eight in
ches, was built on a hatpin, which
touched both wires and short-cir-
cuited the whole system.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Baseball Injuries Skull of Player.

ColfaX-The pleasure of the crowd
at the Elberton picnic was married by
an accident during the ball game be-
tween the Albion X. of p. ball team
and the ColfaX K. of p. team, which
resulted in serious injury to Frank
T. Abbott, agent for the Spokane &
Inland at Cofax. Mr. Abbott was at
bat in the third inning and lodged a
wicked inshoot, which struck him on
the left temple, just in front of the
ear, and he fell as though struck
with a bullet.
DR. w A. Mitchell, of Colfax, who
was in the crowd, took charge of the
wounded man and he was later taken
to his home in ColfaX 1t is hard to
determine the extent of his injuries,
but 1t is feared that his skull is frac-
tured. He is still conscious and at
last reports was resting as easily as
could be expected.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
100000 Suit Settled for $4,000.

Seattle-Jesse NJ. Hall has settled
his 100000 damage suit against his
former father-in-law, William Con
stantine, out of court for $4,000. The
suit was the consequence of the
shooting of Hall by Constantine, who
lay in wait for his son-in-law at the
door of the latters Office and shot
him six times. Hall and his young
wife had quarreled, and Mrs. Hall
told stories OF alleged cruelty to her
father. The latter then bought re-
volver and went in search of the
young man. This was in October,
1906. Constantine was tried for as
sault with intent to commit murder.
He was fined $4,000. Mrs. Hall has
obtained a divorce.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Have Plan to Complete Road.

Seattle-A conference will be held
here this week between Judge Silas
Reid, of Alaska A. c. Foster, of Chi
cago; John E. Ballaine, of Seattle,
and others interested in the Alaska
Central railroad, to devise q way Of
continuing construction work on the
railroad. 1t is proposed to issue re-
ceiver's certificates for that purpose,
and if Balline, who procured the APP
pointment Of a receiver by Judge
Reid, will consent to a second receiv-
er, it is understood that the work
will be carried on through the sale
of such certificates. Fifty-three miles
of road have been constructed and
the grade is completed six miles fur
Their.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Meet Next Year at Ellensburg.

Vancouyer-The annual session of
the State Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, closed it's sessions last week,
after deciding to meet next year at
Ellensburg.
A resolution was adopted asking
that the next session of the Legisla-
ture pass an act providing for the
payment by the state for all dairy
cows and horses killed by order of
the State Veterinarian because of al
legged infectious diseases. Another
resolution demands that the state
furnish free textbooks for the public
schools, instead of the present regu-
Iation, which provides for the listing
Of these books at the cost of publ
cation.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Parents Object; Kills Himself.

yenson--Brooding over the re-
fusal of his sweethearts parents to
permit him to call on the young wo-
man, William Sullivan, 20 years old,
ended his troubles by sending a bull
let crashing through his head His
body was found In a clump of bushes
within the city limits shortly after
daylight Monday morning.
Young Sullivan was present at a
social gathering Sunday night, ap-
parently in a happy mood. He es-
corted the young woman to her home
at an early hour Monday morning
and on reaching the place her par
ents insisted firmly that he should
never again appear on the premises
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Rnvine Wax on Sound Line.

Tacoma-The long delay in the
construction of the proposed Port
Townsend Southern Railroad Com
pany's line from Tacoma to Tenino
will be ended within a few days by
the recommencement of right-of-way
buying. The survey is James ]. Hills
solution of a water grade line from
the Columbia river to the sound, and
when completed it will be jointly
used by the Northern Pacific and the
Great Northern lines. After the sur
yey was completed IS months ago,
considerable right of way was pur-
chased and the road also instituted
many condemnation suits against
landowners who held their property
at alleged prohibitive figures.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
NEWS OF THE STATE


Educational Train Through PalSuse.
Pullman-The Washington state
college educational train left here
Monday over the Northern Pacific.
The trip was OF four days duration
and was under the direction of Pro
fessor f. t. Elliott, assisted by Pro-
fessor r. w. Thatcher, director Of
the experiment station, Professor
George Severance, Professor w. 8.
Thornber, Professor w. A. Lnklater
and c. w Lawrence. They were pro-
vided with an exhibition car, a lee
ture car and a sleeping car.
The train made the following
towns:
Monday 49, Pullman, Uniontown,
Cotton, Johnson. Palouse, Garfield,
Belmont, Oakesdale.
Rosalia, Plaza, Spangle,
Marshall Cheney, Medical Lake,
Deep Creek, Reardan, Mondoyi, Day.
export.
Wednesday, oulee City, Hart
line, Almira. Goyan, Wilbur, Creston.
Thursday Council, Hatton, Cum
ningham, Lind, Paha, Ritzyille,
Sprague, Spokane,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
NEWS OF THE STATE
Must Advertise Amendments.

olympia-The two constitutional
amendments to be submitted to the
voters in the November election will
provide a nice little advertising for
each of the 81 country newspapers
in the state. Constitutional amend
ments must be published In full in
one newspaper Of general circulation
in every county in the state. To ad-
vertise the two amendments to be
submitted this year will cost the
state of Washington $4,000.
The copy for the amendments has
been prepared by the Secretary of
State, and as each advertisement
must run 13 weeks, the copy will be
forwarded within a short time to 81
newspapers yet to be selected. The
advertisements will bring in to each
newspaper the sum of $94, of SAT
for each amendment.
One of the amendments to be vot-
ed on was defeated two years ago. 1t
gives to logging companies powers
of eminent domain, or in other
words, enables the timber owners or
the manufacturers of timber prod
ucts to acquire rights across
other property by condemnation pro-
ceedings for the purpose of getting
their products to market.
The other amendment to be sub
mitted this year gives constitutional
sanction to the assessment of one
class Of property differently from
other classes. If carried it will per-
NIT the legislature to enact laws ex-
empting or placing a very small tax
on money in banks and segregating
state from local taxation.
The adoption of the amendment
will undoubtedly be considered by
the legislature as an approval of a
change in the present system of COM
bining local and state taxation. The
plan proposed is to assess all rail
road property and the property of
public service corporation in general
only for state taxes. Under such
plan the corporations would pay all
the state taxes and other property
would be assessed only for local
taxes.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Robbers Make Rich Haul.

Spokane Eighteen black dia-
monds and 60 diamond chips, the
lot valued at about $4,000, were
stolen from the workshop of the Dia-
mond Drill Company at Rossland, b.
c., early Sunday morning The dia-
monds were the property of Stone &
Knight, Spokane men.
Workmen fastened the door Of the
shop Saturday night, but failed to
place the diamonds in the safe On
their return to the shop Sunday
morning the door was found I'M
locked, the key having been taken
from its hiding place. 1t is believed
the robbery was peTpetrated by per-
sons familiar with the surroundings.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-06-27
Must Face Murder Charge,

Seattle-Mrs. Madeline King, who
has confessed that she cut her hus-
bands body into small pieces and
made a bonfire of the dismembered
corpse, was held for murder in the
first degree at her preliminary hear
ing last week. Mrs. King declared
that her husbands years of constant
abuse drove her to commit the crime.
She has confessed that she killed her
husband while he was asleep in a
chair with hatiron and afterwards
burned the remains.