davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
JULY'S RAIN ONLY
DROP IN BUCKET.
Portland's Precipitation for Month
But .05 Of an Inch, and Nearly
Breaks Record,

bretkS heCOru.
So small was the rainfall in July,
comprising but ,05 of an inch for the
81 days, that 1t came within a mite of
being record breaker during the 81
years the weather station at Portland
has been in existence. says the Tele-
gram. In July, 1888, there was no
precipitation, and during the same
month in 1873 and 1895 only traces
were recorded. Usually there is a fair
rainfall in July. In 1902 1t amounted
to 1.7S inches during the month.
The last shower TO occur In July Of
this year was on the 18th of the
month, when the precipitation meas
ured .01 of an inch. A trace was
discernible on the 22d and again on
the Gath, since when not a drop Of
rain has fallen. The weather man
holds out no false hopes that a show
er soon will occur, saying there are
no indications of 1t so far. A down.
pour Is greatly desired to check the
progress OF the forest fires and elm
inate the dense smoke from the skies,
together with the saving of thousands
of dollars which would be realized
by owners OF valuable timber tracts.
Complaint is also being heard about
the dust, which Is becoming insult
ferable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
City BreUities
Ice cream at Hohbach's.

Ice cream at Hohbach's.
All kinds Of good dry wood. Ses
Minnis.
wanted-Any kind OF sewing. APP
ply 304 Garden street.
More new rugs Just received a
Pendleton Furniture Co.
See Minnis for good. dry wsod that
burns. Lots Of II on hand
Dressed chickens every day. STARK
Poultry House. Phone black s7s1.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. Enquire at East oregonian
Sffice.
Miss Genevieve Fish. piano instruc-
tion. 1l8 Monroe street. phone red
2S0l.
All kinds Of transfer work done
promptly. Stansberry q Mine, phone
Main 8.
Fine store and office room for rent
East oregonian building. Enquire
this office.
For Rent-Store room on Main
street In the East Oregonian building.
Apply at this office.
Hotel Bowman Cafe IL now open.
a. m. to 10 p- m. q la carte. Straw
berries and ice cream alss served
See our line OF hammocks. gasoline
oil stoves. freezers. before purchasing
elsewhere. We are making special
prices Goodman Hardware Co.
Annual reduction sale on all seas
enable lines at Goodman Hardware
Co.'s. Refrigerators, freezers, ham
mocks, churns and many othsr arti-
cles TO be closed out at cost.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05

nouncement of his intentions. Show
His-Gun is a stately Indian Of the
Crow tribe and a descendant OF a
famous fighting family. He is as
proud of his family tree as a men,
Der OF the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution and points with as
much pride to the various deeds of
his forefathers.
He came to Fort Lapwai to attend
the Fourth OF July celebration, and
his reluctance to return. coupled with
his attentions to some Of the dusky
bellies of the Nez Perce tribe, lndicat-
es to his friends that he is matri-
monially inclined, but the Crow war;
rior is silent as the sphinx when ap-
preached on the subject. He came
to Lewiston last week in search Of
an Indian girl who has been rather
reluctant to accept his attentions, and
although he searched carefully and
long for the maiden, he returned to
the agency alone. He was resplend-
'ent in gaudy blankets and beaded leg
gings, but despite his charms he has
failed to win this modest maiden.
who evidently does not believe In an
alliance with a foreign chief.
Show-His-G is not modest in re-
gard to his raiment. and he is about
as anxious to escape the camera
fiends as a chorus girl, for he has
agreed to pose for his pictures In
full regalia, and, 1t is said, he will
be pleased to have the maiden OF his
choice stand coyly beside him IL ne
can gain her consent. Just at pres
ent he is lavishing his affections on
more than one girl, but he expects to
return to Montana soon, so that a |
choice will be made before he leaves |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
BELIEVE BLACK HAND
SET FOREST FIRE.
Rumored That Friends OF Italian
Murder Suspects Are Responsible
for Death Dealing CONFEDERATION,

Rumored That Friends OF Italian
Murder Suspects Are Responsible
for Death-Dealing COnfIagration.
Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 5.-Aspec-
ial to the Vancouver Province, from
Nelson, b. c., says: The'rumor is per-
sistent among the refugees from Fer
nie that the fire started In three sep.
arate places at once and that 1t look
ed as II some one had lighted them
Intentionally. 1t Is asserted that
friends Of the Italian Black Hand
prisoners who escaped last week and
who were recaptured, are responsible
for the conflagration, ignltIng the
timber to create a diversion and lib
crate the prisoners. The story is
doubted, but 1t is persistent and is
accepted by some prominent Fernie
men.
Fears are expressed for the safety
Of 100 persons at Fernie, although
many Of the missing may merely have
become separated from their friends
in the excitement and confusion of
general conflagration.
Last night Thomas Blggs. secretary
Of the Fernie Miners union, wired to
this city that he believed ITO persons
had been burned to death. Late this
afternoon the Associated Press cor
respondent at Nelson, after interview
ing many refugees from the burned
city wired that the deaths will not
exceed a score. He adds that the re-
port that so men and several women
perished in a logging camp at Elk
creek is discredited.
A message this afternoon from Hos
mer says that the residences on the
townsite were burned this morning,
but that the tlpple and mine buildings
erected by the Canadian Pacific are
still safe. Hosmer was late last night
believed to be safe, but fire broke out
again this morning.
Another fire also occurred at Mich |
el early today, though at midnight the |
news was that the place was out Of |
danger. The women and children |
have all been removed from Michel |
east to Frank or Blairmore. A num-
Der Of buildings were burned this
morning in Michel.
1t is definitely announced this eve
ming that the town Of Coal Creek, re-
ported to have been destroyed, is
practically uninjured by fire.
The property loss at Fernie and
surrounding points will probably be
greater than originally estimated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Surprise Party to Gibsons.

A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gibson
by members of Pendleton circle Of
the Women of Woodcraft, at their
home on Willow street last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson have Just re-
turned from Portland, where they
visited for some time. Refreshments
were served and delightful evening
was spent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
BROTHER WAS KILLED.
j. b. Selbert Of Enterprise Back from
Okanogan,

J. B. Seibert Of Enterprise, Ore.
was In the city yesterday, havinl
been in okanogan county. where h,
was called by the death of his broth
er, r. Seibert, who was shot at Re
public by a half-breed Indian, Chas
Phillips, last week. says the walls
Walla Union.
On his return Mr.. Seibert stopped
off in this city in order to get a
photograph Of Phillips, who at one
time served a term In the state peni-
tentiary for the murder Of a police
man In Seattle.
Snce being released from prison On
parole, It is said that the half-breed
has frequently terrorized residents OF
Okanogan county, as we'll as people in
British Columbia, and the shooting Of
Seibert was the result OF drunken
debauch by the Indian on July 4, at
which time the dead man was called
upon by a deputy sheriff to assist
in disarming the Red Man.
Mr.. Seiberts part in the affair so
enraged the Indian that he swore he
would shoot Seibert, but as he later
sent word that II was all right, the
threat was not taken seriously. How
ever, a few days later Phillips met
Mr. Selbert whie the latter was driv-
ing with a lady. and before any ac-
ton could be taken for defense a bull
let was sent through his heart.
An organized posse of several hun
dred men and Indians Is securing the |
Businesses OF Okanogan county in the
endeavor to catch Phillips, dead or
alive, and 1t is reported that the ref
lgee is now almost at bay. A reward |
of $3.50 has been offered by the board |
of county commissioners.
The photo which Mr.. Seibert se-
cured from the prison yesterday will |
be used in advertising the half-breed
with circulars in case he is not cap
turned within the next few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Miniature Windmill in Window

One OF the prettiest models ever
exhibited In the city is now to be seen
in the window of the w. ]. Clark
hardware store. 1t is a model of a
windmill about two feet in height,
complete in every detail and operat-
ed by electricity. It is made of brass
and is a most attractive window dec
grafton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Good Grade OF Wheat.

Both ]. w. Tulloch. who Is farm
ing the McComas place near the res
ervation, and Frank Snyder, who re-
sides north of the city. brought sam
Piles OF wheat to the city today which
tested No, 1 easily. In both instances
the wheat tested from 5sh to 61h
per bushel and in both instances the
yield is average as far as threshing
has been done.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Substantial RipFap,

The work OF replacing the riprap
on that portion Of the levee under
the Failing building and the Main
street bridge was started yesterday
and Is progressing rapidly. The large
rocks are being set In mortar, thus
making 1t sure that they will stay
put"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Repairing Old Rectory Building.

The work of repairing the old rec
tory building which was purchased
by Joe Connolly and placed at the
corner Of Alta and Thompson streets.
is now about complete. It will be
occupied by Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Quinney until the new rectory Is COM
pleted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05

Forest fires In the Vicinity Of Spirit
Lake. Idaho, Sunday and Monday,
threatened the town. but by the hard
work Of the fire department, aided
by citizens, the flames we're checked
before reaching the town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
PaSttnle Program.

The following change of program
was put on at the Pastime today:
Two Orphans"
"Mother-in-law is Coming"
Troubles Of a Coon"
The Stepmother."
Song: 80 Long, Joe." at the Pas
time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Installing Naw SCalea.

Henry Koppitke is installing a new
set Of Fairbanks scales near the Main
street sidewalk in front Of the PEN
dleton Ice & Cold Storage company's
office: w. B. Hale is doing the work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
Feast of transformation.

Tomorrow, Thursday, August 6, be-
Ing the feast Of the TRANSPORTATION,
there will be a short service with a
brief address at the Church Of the
Redeemer at a. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05

Ever notice what q big lonesome"
accumulates In email cottage when
the wife and bodies are awav7
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-05
GROW CHEF WOULD WED.
SHOW His-Gun Would Take Nez
Perce Bride to His Wigwam.

Lewiston Idaho. Aug. 5.-Chief
Show-His-Gun, of the Crow tribe.
who has been visiting friends on the
Nez Perce reservation, is said to have
decided to return to the Crow agency
with a bride, although modesty pre-
cludes him from making an an
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-03

Misses Florence Nolt and Chloe
Barrows returned home Thusrday
after a visit ont to Mt. Vernon.
Ebert Walrath returned Monday
evening to his claim on the reser-
walton, near Vivian.
NO matter what it is, IL an ad In
the want column can't find it, lite
really los:
The Winter Term of Boyles Bust
ness College Mitchell. S. D.. will
open January 9th. Can or Write fnr
Information.
s. r.. Morris returned Thursday
from Rndtield, whore he attended a
meeting of banking officials at Red
field and Faulkton.
Misses Clara Reierson and Ella
Martenson arrived ..home Wednesday
f1om Minreapolis, where they
visited "a week with Rev. Abraham
and family.
The Modern Woodmen lodge will
hold an open Installation i'm onnec
cion with the Royal Neiehbors on
! Friday evening. January 10. Lunch
their families are invited.
j. G. Milne, of Spokane, Wash
supreme field marshal for the Order
OF Home Guardians, arrived in the
city Thursday from Huron, land
will remain over for the annual
council meeting of the Gardians,
which will be held Saturday.
A surprise party was ARRANGED on
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Breidenbach at
their home in Mt. Vernon, on Friday
of last week. There were 40 guests
present and q fine time is reported
from the gathering OF the many
friends of the worthy couple Quite
a number Of friends from Mitchell
went out TO the party. They are the
parents Of Mrs. j. a. Tess and Mrs.
II. a. Royce, of this city.
DIR. Nicholson. Or. Weir, Prof.
Warfield. Prof. NJ. Nj. Kramer.
Superintendent Quigley, George
Like and others arrived home
Thursday from Watertown. where
they attended the meeting OF the
state Educational Association. They
reported a very successful meeting
and a large attendance. DR.. Mich.
olson was honored Nv being elected
!, president OF the association without
opposition, and a most lifting
educator was selected for the head
of the association. Mr.. Like was a
delegate to the meeting Of the boards
of education, which assembled there.
The next meeting OF the association
will he held at Aberdeen.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-03
NOTICE TO TEE PUBLIC
New rules of the State Board Of

New rules of the State Board Of
Health.
Whereas, it IS thu opinion of the
State Board Of Health Of the State.
Of South Dakota that the only safe
and sure preventative of smallpox is
vaccination. and that quarantine in
such cases is u%nscienttic and Of no
avail in preventing the spread OF
this disease. Therefore, he it re-
solved to remove the quarantine from
the premises occupied by small pox
as laid down in rules 10 and IA
Rule %. The local health officer
ha ,ing knowledge of or having rea-
son to suspect the existence of small
pox shall investigate and at once
place upon the house where small
pox exists a sign setting forth the
facts. This sign is 10 serve only as a
warning to those who may wish to
avoid the house, and not as an in
dication of quarantine. When the
attending physician considers the
patient to have recovered. he shall
reuort the fact to tile local health
officer, who shall remove the warning
card. The patient must not leave
the house until the warning card Is
removed.
Rule %. The apartments occupied
by a smallpox patient shlll be
deeEed infected. and when vacated
Ivy death, removal or recovery. shall,
together with their contents. be
thoroughly disinfected under the
supervision of the local health
officer.
Every physician shall Immediately
report in writing to the local health
Officer, the name of every smallpox
patient under his care.
Every physician shall report 10 the
local. health officer the death of any
snallpoX patient under his care
within twelve hours thereafter.
The local health officer of any city,
village or township must report to
the county health officer all cases OF
dictton within "a hours. and he 10
the Superintendent of, the State
Board OF Health Of South Dakota.
These regulations to take the
place of rules 10 and Ia OF rules and
regulations adopted at a regular
meeting February, 1904.
The attention Of the public is
called to the above in order to i'm
press the people with the fact that
they must protect themselves against
sn allpox by vaccination. The only
safe method to follow is for each and
every one TO be vaccinated and in
cases of direct exposure to SMALLPOX
to be re~-vaccinated.
Dawson County Board OF Health.
T. j.. Spangler,
President.
w. R. Ball. M. D..
Vice President,
R. q. Warne, M. d.,
Superintendent and Secretary.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-03

Something new IN either homo or
office furniture means no more room
and no more use for the old things
that were serving you only the other
day and are still useful. \ want ad
will find a cash buyer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2outspiIIe, Sen, i. 6cbr. =
Gie louisville II. Noi6piae.9nbn Fat
befonnt genroht, tic Ucroe fortan fei-
ne Observation-Disclosures mad 0cor.
ola unb 9llabama, ipelde fiir5lid oie
Vrobibition eingeiiibrt bnbcn, mebr
annebmen. las Heht Der 9nbn,
iolde Senoungen ieIbit I'M 5mil6elt'
Itoatliben @crfebr 5u beiorocrn, lit
in cinem in Snoiono bei'm 8unoes-
8erift anbdngig gcnaften Fro5cb
anaeiod)tcn mor0en. Sn Dem betrefs
fenoen Safe bnnoelt e5 lid Inn ole
@ei6roeruHa BON Spiritloieu bon
Yunften in Snoinnd mad, loId)cn III
aentltdp, IN meld)en Der Spiritlolen.
p%erfalli perboten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Meaicrnna anf 81, 100000 urrflnot.

Gan 6ranciSco, Sal, t. sc.
brlrur. - Gle iopunii6e 6irma I.
@omnOo II. So. bat sic 9lnoc3rcgic-
rltng aiti &iidpcrgiitung Don ST.,
100000 nui oSofe" (HciSmein) lett
1900 inter Eroteit ge3obItcr 36ue
Derflngt. Die 6irmo b%cbnuptet, 0nB
Sofc GbnIid mie Bier beIte,crt mer.
ocn ioIIte, ga eS fem OeitiuirtcS uto
MIR II bis - Hro5cnt 9lIfobol cnt-
baIten0cS @etrGnf lit. Gor Dem Sab.
re 1904 milroe nllf Sofe elm 3oll Don
$3.50 pro @ollone crboben. @enn
aegen oie @cgierung entidicosn mer.
sen ioIlte, uerliert lie iGDrlih $3.50
600 IN 3oleinnahnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Spredlcr anGcblidl ouf Srrmcoen.

Salem, MuIi, I. 8ebr. - Sprc-
der Sobn q. Cole pom NcprGienton.
tcnbnrie Ser 2~egiSlotur pom Vtaiiu-
d)l,ictts, mel6cr irit iicbcn &obrcn
Sen adtcn @Iicy- 3iltrift pertritt, lit
BON ser @rono Sllrp bon Giicr.Goun.
fly ongcflogt, Onb cr Dem @eicb SIT.
mioor Don ser Bolton II. Wnine9 abn
iiir cine groBc Tn5obl 4crioncn einc
grnaBigung oeS 6nbrgcIocS ucrlongt
bdbc.b Ger Sprcd)er BOT oicic GRIND.
biguhg iiir cine 4n5nbl S6ulfinocr
perlan9t. Gic AnfldBc 5crtdat in
1913 2lnflogepunfte. un0 fir icoen
Sail betrdgt bic geiebli6 angcOrobte
Stroie 500 bis $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
9lbrabnm Trcf'S Hru5cf un6cranmt.

San 6ronciSco, GnI,, I. sc.
Gruor, - Dor Hidtcr 0unne crtlGr.
tie acitern Nbrabom Hlci nti sic If.
Nnflogclt, in mclden CT Scr 9cIteds.
ltng onIGBIif Der 8erbnnoIlnaclt
iiber sic @urfiioe (roucpsGon3eiiilt.
bcihlllOiat miro, iih fir nidt ihuI-.
Dig, un0 Oieicr GrtlGrrm8 i6loiicnl
ii6 oltf sic onocren AnaefIogtrn NIT,
guSnobmc oe5 gleihioll5 o%mueienoen.
MoporS S6mib an peId)cr iih iton
irilber iiir niht idulOig crfl6rt bat.
Die @oltptpcrbonolunQ mltroc Damn
oni Sen ). 6ebrltnr onberonmt, nGGs
reno ser @ro5eB GcGen Shnib &c.
trennt aebolten unb oui Ocn fl. Sc
6rllnr ucrid)obcn nlrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
G6iffrCn. Sd)liiiicliinocr tuSt.

Detroit, Mid, I. 6ebr. - u.
W. Sbup, felt oielcn &obrcn Super.
iutclocnt 0cS biciilcn .&urper.0o.
ipitnl9" unO SefrctGr ser .&oipitul
SuperintcnocntS' Aiiociotion OF 2lmc-
rico, lit bier Gcitorbcn. Sm Sabre
1877, oils Sbon nod bier i'm Del.
GcidGft mar, iplroe or ilbcr sic gart.
sen NereiniBten Stnaten OILS ser
Wtonn befaunt, ipcldcr oen Shliiiiel
5llr Gnt3iiierul9 Ser Oregon Gepc-
iGcn ilber Sic politiiHc Sitnatiou IN
ienem Stante pGbrenb ocs Sope5-
5ilOcn.aompieS nm oie ErGiioent.
lhait iano. Ntan bate inn riciigc
Sunncn o%n1cboten. 0nntit CT III Scr
Nngelcaenbcit nid)t Dor Oem SctotS-
Gomitc in @oibin9ton oltaio9c uno
nnG Canada ueridypiuOc, OoG lcbntc
CT ulc A~ngcbote ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
IA SATIRE 3ndJtgans,
6rall Nnnie 2lderlep mc9en 9rono.
itiitltng perurtbcilt. -0nttc 5mci
6umiIicn in @ciabr gebra6t.

Nem Oprf, +. 6e6rllor. -
Sfpuere Stroie troi 6ruu 4nnie
9lderleD, meldc am pcrfloiicnet
0tontag pom Oen @cidporencn id,ul-
Big bciuuOcn morocu lit, lit Ser 9todt
res fl. 0e5cmbcr III ibrer @obnun9,
Nr. iii @ufoii-2pc., 6euer nnAe-
lcgt 81 BADEN. Gid)tcr Gifc uerltr.
ttciite gcitcrn I'M County, cridlt Die
6ruu SIT nitt meniacr ais II Subren
uno nidt mebr oils If &a6rcn mo
ichS Wonatcn 3rht6uus III N1lburn.
Nu sic %%crfiinoung bcS llrtbctl3
tniipite Ser Gihter oie ioIacnOcu De.
merfltnaen:
ne(3eluiiic &crbred)en o%iicnbarcn ct.
nc iolhc @crinNihGtm0 BON Wtcn-
idrnlcbcm bnB man iiber sic &oItblil.
ti1teit ser &criibrr Itolmen mus. 81
0leiGn &erbrrhcn Aebort oltd) Nrunos
itiituuu I'M critcn @ru0c, mcld)rr Sic
olIactIa0t morct. Nnh elmer lorg-
iGltinen @rijiung oe8 IbotbcitonOcS
cinigte iih Die <rp olti cilcn 8crins
Ncrcn (orittcn) @roO. llnO Sic limo
Die erIte 6rnlt, mcl6e ieit eincm Eier.
tcIiubrbmocrt ser @rNnOItiftlrt9
iibcriiibrt morOcn lit. [{h bin iibcr
5elgt ooB sic olrd) elm irilber III 30
rer WobnlnQ olt5acbrodene0 6Cllcr
ongclc0t bobcu. Ncil 0aHloI9 Die
5udc gIott obIiGi uuo fem &croad)t
rcNe noro, plantcn Sic oo9 5mcitc
6cler uno e%rb0bten dlcidBciti8 &brc
@erii6crumA,
Dab Ciuc 6rolt - nod oa3u cinc
WuttCr - iold' Elm 8erbrcd)en per
ii6t ln0 oo0urd) }luei an0ere 6uni.
lien ocS @ouic9 init ocren uicr tIei.
rem ainocrn 0ciGbroct, lit einiob ltns
IoBbor. Nur nm 0ie %eriiherungS.
Summc ST. ~crlan8en, mGren Sic bet
uobc sur MGr0crin gcmor0cn. 9tie
in meincr Yroria lit mir cine fult-
bliitigerc @ln9efla8tc bcgcgnet. Sprns
potbie fir Sie ais Iruu lit nift am
GloBc. sic iin0 in &brer Sltd)t,
@elo SIT crlongch sur @ronoitiitcrtn
0cuoroen. 0aS @eiiibl oe5 MitIciO9
mutB ser Nfliht mCid)cn, 0enn Sic
iiltO cine @eiobr iiir oicic5 Borough
Scr &CimItGttcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

90 onoercn Sniuiien Ser 2lnitnlt; Sic
'eIben bcfinoen lid inter ~beitGnoiqer
gelpodung. Ebon, in Oeiicn 9egIei.
tltng lid ollBer 6iiIiS-S 6criff 9eu
old) Die NnuGIte 4coboOp uro
0'&eiup bcionoen, illbr init Dem
3uac bis noh 6iibfia, no oie PIN.
fltnit Scr intereiionten @cieuitoit
groBc Seniotiou crreate. 0teicIbe
itieg I'M pSoQono Souic" al, no Oo5
Giner einGenontmcn mltroc. lbom
befonb iid) in pcrbGltniBmGBig gutter
&atne uno COB cine GrfIarutg ob.
Bob CT GeiitiG gciitnO uno icin 9htfz
cntboIt i'm ELECTROMAGNETIC" MIR
bon tltr3er 3alter icin miirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
@cltcrn Iarrlano Giicn6abn.

Qc0iHneno Is. Sduunr. 0CrIdbt eiaeu,S tdtion.
40 lIor1en5 e. SbnciiiQ. 9u1cr5toWH. n.
u u. 5t0, &nnleSboro' Gbambcrsburg uno.
nt58enonimcn SonrtlaS. SOncod nno Sum.
berlnu0.
2l5 .g'G6m. momosation na6 Union,
Vri0ae.
ago Nafm. - GrprcB ShucG5ua 0auptItnic.
6nperstonn, Gnncof, Sbippeuabltrg iino,
n!sde1omr1cn GoHntnp5, 5reoerid mo 9m'
inttshnrq { P~nrlorGnrJ.
Tdnlif, nuspeupmmcu souutnas.
100 Wlorgers - gort, y. II. $. 8iO., nro
Carlisle.
7b0 WlorQcnS - gffom. nab Union Rrihac.
- n UiOrQens - gSefirrH grvrcb. ISeitmirr
tier. %yIcehiqc fSretcriS), @mmiiShurd.
Iblrnont Wlue Hioqe. gSnhneSbDro' ghanI,
brrSbnrn. 0a0erstpmu. Suucod Cumberland
uno GitiHS. Buffet ShierpdiionSs9ur.
2.3O g'ubnt. - SduptliEie. 0ltIi6 bon Gnruru,
@roOe, ferncr gorf. SanOoer. GETTYSBURG
luo y. uno 50. Sib.
633 Nnb1r. WtfomnuoGthnr rnd @rrrber
G16 NbenoS - Nfionttn. mad Union @rioge.
NHr SuHntage.
$50 g'Orm. affomm. mad llnionsNrioge unh
3nnOpcr.
= Sultcn Mot an IeruiOIpdnla ssIocute,
Gidiinn.
". Gnbertiuu, y. W. Suweu.
giee'grdi. u. Sen. '@eI6dfiST. Geu.s gaf..Sg:.