davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
a. suggested 81 Col W J, Bryan,

As suggested By Col. w ). Bryan,
Democratic candidate for President,
Tho Sun win receive contributions to
the Democratic campaign fund, and
sorpard same to the National com.
mistes. No subscription Of less than
one dollar win be received, and the
names Of an contributors win be pub.
llshed IN The sun, unless otherwise
requested. Receipts for ali money
forwarded 70 the National committee
will also be published. Send n your
subscription and help the cause. The
committee needs the money"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

We oner One EIpnered Dollars ne
ward Tor any case % Naiarrh thar
cannot Be cured hy Halls camvn
Care rs. CHENEY a Co, Toledo. 9.
We. the undersigned, have known
r. ]. cheney Tor tho ias, hftecn yesFs.
ard believe hln perfectly honorable
h an bnsiresa transaeticns and fnau.
clally able 10 cayry cus aag oelisa'
ucn made ~ his arm.
wALDTN0. fSiNNAN a MARVIN,
wholesala prusx.sts roiodo 9.
Hairs cAnrrh cuge a taken mteru
ally acting direetiy nncn the elcoi
ara mucoos ariacss 0t tNe sgpssm
sem.oalaa sent FREE. Frlte 1Se psl
bottle. sels ~ en arufgista
Take HAIRS Faniiy pina ipg ecpsli
patioa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Y. NJ, Hester. who was for many
years the efficient Justice Of the peace
az Archer, but who removed 20 Willis
ton some years ago. has been elected
mayor % that town. His old Alachua
county friends extend congratulations
upon his being elected TO such re-
sponslhle position Ia that rapidly
CROWNS little city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

MFR. sheldon. Taft's choice for treas.
urer o. the Repuhllean committee, b..
lieyea money from the trusts and cor
porAtlons n nos tainted" we *.
pecsed as much and later on expect @
hear there are ne niaiefactore 81
great wealth Il they e0ntslbpte freely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Twelve mysterious checks were re-
ceIyed by Treasurer sheldon when he
was comforting with Taft at Hot
Springs but you win have to wait
until after election" 10 know the
names Of the malefactors Of great
wealth who thus contributed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Judge Taft says there win be real
publicity I'm" the campaign, but
Treasurer sheldon says after the
campaign IS over. Bat Taft, Of
course, viii know nothing about
campaign contributions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Georgia peach growers have not re-
ceived satisfactory returns for their
crop this season, and many Of them
have canned the bulk OF the fruit.
Neither did the Florida growers reap
harvest Of dollars from the peach
crop. the recent panic being assigned
as the cause for the low prices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

The newig chosen secretary ana
ehairman * she Natipnal Republican
Committee are both graduates az
Harvard That ought % Insure seed
team work when tbey poa soselheg
Tor Tan Who was 4 eradaats 81 Vale
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

The New York stock market Is so
entirely In control Of the Hartman
and Rockefeller interests that every
one else should let II alone. Let the
frenzied financIers fight it out, for
with them Il Is a case Of dog eat
dog but for others Il is dog cat
lamb.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Il a significant II not strange, that
no one proposed Alton Parker for
second place ON che ticket with VIII
lam Jennings nryan,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

rhe colored men 81 New York have
ossanlsed a "Nesro Antitrust and
Tara Reform League Ia this shey
seem 10 have more political sense
than ths white voters have a. Gar a.
heard iroln
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Cob Uulfey has recovered sufficient
y nrom bis injuries received in me
contact with che steam ROLLER as
Denyer 10 express bic Tears that
pennsylvania viii 30 Repabllcan this
year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Cost Of living 20 per cent higher
~ the last fow months, and yet the
Republicans have the nerve to think
they can elect TAFT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

The United states Treasury on.
clAla, Il they have not Joined the Let
us Alone society" stiil I, appeals y
them strongly a. 4 doos 10 an the
Republican politicians.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Castro secs President ROoseveh's
Dlnr and has recalled MS ministers
10 Washington. Let US have peace,
or wo may set the buoonic plague,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

The Democrats who have been men.
toned for the vice.Presidency are
now planning to use prestige to
enable them to set into the Legisla-
ture back home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

You are paying more attention 10
something else than 70 your adyertis.
ingg 10 there a ghost Of reason
whyGn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

: II mus, jar the Sunshine Club" 10
hear the report from che labor lead
ern that st,OOe men are ain nnena-
ployed n the building trades.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

The campaign II on IN earnest now
that Col watterson has begun writing
seyen.coiumn paragraphs on the situa,
tlon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Even poor advertising does not
wholly fall while good advertising
"makes" any deserving enterprise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

TO prove thar he believes IN free
raw material" Mr. Bryan handed
some Of Il 70 Col. 0uffey at Denver
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

An Eastern physician claims 10 have
discovered the Crouch germ. He
must have had Tom johnson or Col,
Caney for q patient.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

The bryan enthusiasm at Denver
was mere zephyr 70 what Il win
be IA Washington the tth Of next
March.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

orunen 1up D%erporqueGten. CT i 3tz
er't pie eriteinert sereien, bod oann
bat er fi3 b!e SADIE auIgeri1en uno bat
3itternb periubt. nit QsinlpanofeBen
bon fcinem Semo ben auSfliebenoen
QebcnbToFt bes Gtertenocn 3uriiGaus
odmmcn. Geine SADIE. feline Sonoe
preBtc cr itblieBli0 III Der @er3lpeifs
lung unf bie Wunoe. 9c6 aaes rers
eebens. Die Sllocl Fate Die 2unGe
i6rdg pon rn.sn raA oycn o1r35c9rt.
Der SOB forcerte iein &eAt, f4pd9er
uno I4paGcr purae bas @0heln, nno
i@tiebti6 fafer DE g.aii9en s(ugcn oes
Gobtsn 70 fcrr, 70 ontId9eno Den am
2elen G'ebl,efercn ot. Oab Der 9cf,cten
lit in irahnIinniger @n9it unb Gndl,
Geftofen nit o;m 5lu9e etnes, aut o;m
MMtfdlIo lio1t.
(SdluB fol9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

crpdbnt. GicicS iil1o Gouiins in Der
Criten, 3~lueiten un0 oritten Clinic. Be
rcit9 Dor mcbreren Sagen mllr0e ods
MailengCriht III aenttniB gelebt,
Dob Wobndbmen in 9c5ug oltf Dos
[cItoment 9ctroflcn luiiroen uno aus
biCien 0rul0e bat 0o9 Electromagnetic
rollclbc bis iebt niht beIt1tigt.
Sol. &. @ofer Glotmortbp BON Der
Girntu Hemmon & G~lotlportbp per-
tritt Die tlagcn0e Gortci uno WiQialtt
e. Sbonua, tucldlcm Elm Sbeil oeS
Gtrntogcu2 ncrn,odt iputroc uno mel
der 5llglCl6 5ltlll NudlaBperlpalter
crnolu,t lpllrDc, tritt in eigcner Sude
Cli ipGDrcn0 Der Hcbtsompolt i.
WoSneli bon Der Sirnlu WorbltrD &
@oSncll 6rou Sbeopbilua 5uuiS,
ctre critic Gouline BON Sri. Sugg.
pcrtritt, Cine Nn6obl Der &erpono-
ten litto ollrd) ben HecttSomuolt @nl.
S. 8arrett Dertreten. SIS Iito alc@
Eonlina brittcr Hinie, nomcntll6 W-
Is. 9. NnQ mno Wtorp ull0 Moagic
&utl, Milliam, Srant mo Wattbem
Nuqq. Gin Shcil ocrielbcn limo Stint
Ger bon 0cnt Vruocr ocS GaterS oer
Crblulicrin.
Ncd)taonmoIt Garrett crflGrtc, Bob
inter Dem GrhgcleB 0ielcS StauteS
lcinc &licntcn SIT Dem garl6el @rllno~
el0cntbm bcrcd1ti1t ip0rcn, ipeldeS
prn Sri. Slgg binterlollen lueroe.
Taiiclbc rcpr0icntirt ungefG9r ci1clt
Grittcl oc9 McrtbtS Der gun5en 9tod)-
lolienlhoit. 0ic@ triiit ieood) MIR 3u,
iucnn ooS Weridt Untldeioet, Dob
SRI. &u91 ohile @%interloliung eine3
Cclturnent8 lturb.
Sri. Srgq itorb om 6. September
ppriacn Subrca i'll ibrcr Wobnung
Nr. 1902, Gutam Yloce. Sic luor 81
Sabre alt. SIR Gerntoacn miro bon
100000 bis ollf cine Wfilllon &c.
id)Gbt.
&trrn Tidermann's Int.
MORT.
&n areisaerid)t lieB Samfitag
@oplonb 0idermann cine Intmort
olli Die Sdeioungsflage ieiner 6roll
clnreiden, ipeld)e i'm ser brutalcn
Wcbonolung 5ciht, inoem CT tic &C.
oiir1t bobcn loll, mo 5lpar beItreltet
Ger Eertlogte ollie bon Der 9ldgerin
ocnlad)tcn Y%nauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
lin Snnberttanlenoc.

Go@ SeItoment bon SRI. Woroaoret
Y. Sugg ongeiod)ten. 49, Cine
Gonieren5 Der ltreitenoen Far.
telclt bette nod DEM Wniienge.
rid)t cinberrfen. - go9 Termo.
gen Der Grbloiierin betrGgt az.
geblid) 5miId)en $4,000 uno
$t,0OO,G0. - An0ere 8erid)i8.
nad)ridtcn.
STym @nilcngcri6t lullrbc Sumltog
bos Seitnmcnt ocs peritorbeneu
sSrls. Wnragret Y. SugA melfeS 5ur
Hcgutad)tlina einnereift puroe, al.
.gcfodJteu. ;Seute finoet III bent, &C.
nolnten @crid)t cine Gonferens 5ipi.
id)cn Den Anipdltcn Der aldger ullo
Sen in benz leitament beItimmltert
Grbcn itott.
Cine groBc au6nbl BON 8ermonb.
ten nuroe IN Dem Seltament nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
MbiabrtstaGe ber S5can 9nmpfer
ppn Wcm.glurf.

s(m is. Sept. Gampicr uaoiier
@ilGelm Der 3lucitc" mad Bremen.
gm 10. Sept. Gaupier nSom.
burg" uad Gibraltar uno Neapel.
Nm IS. Sept. 3nnlpier nGotter.
oam" nod 9iotteroam.
Am 1G. Sept. 9alnpler nSulita'
nia" nod Sipcrpool.
gn t6. Sept. Gampier aMaieitic"
nod Spltbnlnptol.
4m rs. Sept. 0ampfcr ID. @aib.
ington" nad) 9tcopel mo Srieit.
gn II. Sept. Gompier narablc"
uoN 2ipcrpool.
9m II. Sept. 0onpicr nSeQig
SloO" nod aopenboaclt.
An II. Sept. 2anlpfer ~3ricorid)
ser @robe" lod 9rcmcn.
am II. Sept. Ialnpier naaiierin"
noh Snmbrrg.
am II. Sept. Gnnpicr n2or.
rilc" ltod) SABRE.
gm IS. Sept. Dompier .Grctic"
noG) Gibraltar uno Ncapel.
gm 10. Sept. Gompier DHuiiia"
lod) Hotteronm uno Sibali.
gm 10. Sept. Gan1pier nGoroaiq"
nod Siuerpool.
am 10. Sept. Camper nFltricia"
nod Sallburg. ,
Nm 10. Sept. 9ampfer n3eelano'
nad Toper ullo Mntncrpeu. ,
Nm 70. Sept. Ganpicr st. 2onis"
nod Solttbampton.
9m 10. Sept. 0ompier nWiinnr.
BAHIA" nod) 2onoon.
Nm 10. Sept. Iompier nSoleoo.
nio" nod) Glasgow.
9lm %. Sept. 3auhpier nGaiier"
nod) Bremen.
am %. Sept. Gompicr nHoro' ,
Imerifn" nad) Neupel 1no 8enua.
Im %. Sept. Garnpfer nNen'am'
lterOam" nod HotterOam.
9(m %. Sept. IanpIer IS. Die
gienlontc" nod) 9tcapel IND @eltao. I
sfn %. Sept. 0Gmpier nMaure'
toniu" nod 2ipcrpool.
Pm %. Scpt. Gnmpier nSeeanic"
nod S%ottbampton.
4nl a. Sept. Tampfer rWaoon.
ma" nadj Neapel unb Marieile.
Pm 81. Sept. 9ampicr nSlaoo.
MIA" Hod) Gibraltar uro Reapel.
gm 2l.Sept. 9ompfer yaurfirit"
nod Bremen.
gm q. Sept. 9ampfer nGelitidp-
LAMB" nod Selnburg.
am "a. Sept. Gampier nGeItic"
nad) 2iuerpoo(.
am "a. Sept. Gampier uSapoie"
ltad SABRE.
GIN %. sept. 0ampIer sGoIum.
bia" nad WlaSgolp.
s(m 26. Sept. Gampier .Wiune.
opoliS" nod Sonbon.
Nm 26. Sept. 0ampier yaonigin
2ouiic" nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
9lm 26. Sept. Gampier ,Yretoria"
nad) Samburg.
Am 26. Sept. Sampier nllmbria"
nadl 2iperpnol.
PIN 26. Sept. 9ampier .aroon.
lane" nah Goper uno Tntnerpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
$4,000. gu %ncrfanfen: $4,000.

5ene neuen, mopernen dipeiuudl9en SduIer
Poenue unb 5ubetiesS lrGbc, init aden mooers
nen Gthri6tungen; ccmeiilrie aeGsr, Sni uno
Iruttoirs. @nlaiairte @abelpallnen nttb al4teTs
tdre Drainage, 5trdben nit biiriii5irien 3ieecIs
FieiHen qepflaftert. gle miiiien scfebel iperH"u.
i'm fte fhdben 5u fonneu.
Wart re6me Suirruoutlt : 9lbenuie $ 8uaepne.
Ecbr leifte 8eoin9uIlgeu. Bur Snfpcftipn fde.
Hd uio Sonrtaas oifen. aaenfen am Slate.
@rlruomietbc $4,000 - fcdsunooreibie Dollars
pro Sabr.
E9aItcr 8. WeffShat,
tMat18-) 9uuunteriehmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
GntCd1ulnin1,uu.

s d Ii / n (5ur Ireunbin):
nS4dmit 9u Did oenn nibt Elm biis
fef. Du bait bod biefen Monat ihon
ben s~tpeiten gerebrer9"-Ireun
. n: sd titP Did. e5 merits ia
fat niemano, 10 dbnIit fis,t E: Dem
eritspi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
8crciuigtc Sdnger BON Baltimore.

Saup1qudrller. DOetlliaTla $ U(aH'
nerbor : Salle;" BrGiibent Senrp
Sbomas; correiponoirenber uno pro.
tofouirenber SefretGr pro tenn. @.
Simmelbeber, Scr. 3t5, Noro-gben-
Strabe; 5inan5iefretar g. Simmel.
beber, Scr. 3t5, Noro-goen StraBe;
Sdotmeiltcr S. Midlid, Nr. 713,
8arner.S trabe; 9irisent Sb. Sem.
berger. Geriammlung ieben 5peiten
6rei!ag i'm Monat.
,8ermaniasG uartett-GIu
SauptQilartier: 8agner's Sole,
%lt,noe: 9ienita0s. 9iriaent s.
aarolus.
. Germ W1nnerd)or."
Sauptqnartier: @ermania . Wd1i.
nerdor-Saue, 0r. 4t0 bis 412, 8elt.
2ombaro.S traBe. Sinaltunoe: Con.
neritaas 800 9irigent: SbepSor Sent
berger.
ynSrobIinn."
SnrptQuortier: 5robIim Sale,
Nr. 20O0, Sreoerld Mpenue. Cling.
Ger. TIC, Norb.Baca-S trabe, Cling.
itunbe: Mittnod3 - 9irigent: Sobn
u. Glein.
uIrbeiter.M annerhor."
Souptquartier: anoreas' Saue,
Ir. 314, Sanoperltrabe. Sinoltnnoc:
Wittpods - 9iri9ent: 9apio Wte.
lamet.
n9bolia-N 1nnerhor."
Sauptqrartier: 8oiet's Sale, Nr.
1922, Soriorb.apenlle. Sinaitunoe:
3ienitags - 8irieent S. 6. Grarf..
r2ocult.Y t-MGnnerdor."
Sauptqllartier: 3lpider's Saue,
gde Gllba- uno anoreltrabe. Sing.
%Itunoe: Mittuo6 abenos S ubr -
9irigent: Subert ariippel.
nGrbeiter. 2ieoertafeI."
Sauptquartier: gol5' Sale, Nr.
4o8, Welt 2erinotonitrabc. Cling.
itunoe: 3icnItaes-3iriuent Silbert
Griippel.
n9aperiiGcr MGnnerfor."
Sauptquartier: Idernlann's 9ale,
gde pnn Caroline uno @ougbitrabe.
Sin9ltunbe: Sornerltag Mbeaos -
0irigcnt: auguit Shneioer.
.Wo3art-W annerdor."
Sauptauartier: Mobert goamer's
3ane, GIT. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe: Singitunae ieoen Don:1er.
Itaa Ihenb - Diriaent q. %. BOIL.
mann.
.gibenfran3."
Sanptqllartier: au9uit 8oebel's
(pormaIs Sorn's) SaIe, gde Der 8.
nno @onsbitroBc, Sigblanotopn.
SingItunbe: Mitt!pohs - 9irigent
Geo. 90. Soblmann.
vWeIobie."
Sonptquortier: s. @ies' Sole.
gfe 2olpitrobe mo 9elair.Warft.
9irigent s. aorollts.
.5armonie."
SaIptquartier: Rr. Ala, meit.
Gapette Strobe. Singltunoe: Gien
ito9s - Girigent: Sobn q. alein.
~Meseer.@ ciangocre!n."
Sauptauartier: Soiimann's Sole,
2oiu- unb 1orreitltrabe. Sinaitmnbe:
9icnltag - 0irieent: Snbert Strip.
pei.
,Irion."
Singitunbc Mitttuod) in Der Stag,
Saae," Nr. 205, Snnopcritrabe. 81
rigcnt .. Melomet.
n9abenia-W dnnerdor."
Gauptouortier: Ytctt- uno s. Str,
Sigblanotopn. Sineitunoe: 9ien-
iiaJs Giriaent Geo. 90. Y6bls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Gallagher, Der Sanmciltcr.

Sauier I'M COO Siod sprp. Giuper.etr
Chen npleItoet cine 3eibe muoerncr, 3ipeis
ft6diacr Sdufer, 8 3imncr mo Yah. Gas
Anbe3iminer bat emaiIirte 9saitne nlto tnttltdreS
gIpfet. glnfbInb All f~aliidren 9dnnl. Rreis
$3.50. 9icnriger 8runo5ins. Shi9e Sditer
bdbeit bobe uno ~aefutbe Gage. 9tad3liraaen inl
ghrean, sr. 2537. Sit'UtpnL ment. stra6e.
L43-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
.Scrmamn Waocnbuup,

e%ntpfieblt lib bent aecbtiel Fiibltfnn heitcIis
8uin Gp1cfiircn bon Oiictbcn mo Grlltb6tlfcn,
Sum Serfauf bon ieelicbcm 8runoeigcnibnlt. los
Gdiffsfartcn BON ufto na6 europa iino Bel
mir AZ buber.
bureau: 4O7 @aiibers9Ibe.-ttt 0.sGbarless
Gtrabc. (Septl ,129tte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

Sier ine eintae bargains.
giaurreus l,no Gounu sqnheu. $500
9ieftaurotipli mn Sjaitpirtbfd1uft, ....... $500
GpirituoieubaitoIliua nit Saloon. ...... .St500
9Sobnbaus NIT 6 3inlmcru mo Rao. E. $3.50
Sd0ner SSobnfib i'm Gnube al cleft. Wabt $1,000
Sarm bon 1876 gderIt, infI. @rnote go. 5000
Nernanit Vabenhupp, 401 8aither.Slbg,
III SBarlecsS traEe.
(Sepi5.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
0aufer III uerTnuTcu

northumberland VIII
Vile Itsgebiihrcn bonn @aliuIicrllcbmcr
beSablt. Wiober1e Ginrihtuugct. Nm, VI.
Hlaut, Hr. 100, Euroz Siiutpit. Strafc. Ode uun
GairntuuutsIucuuc (Scptl, 1Mtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

Stsp MrSi, "'m rnerSn,, sfe iiSrrrnIrNcn sso"c :
Wleiler iiielib bon Der Siaht al Der ~. y,
& ". @lcitrifhcu iIrlo Sbort Cine Gtlcnbnbn."
200 Sur bob eelcgcn, llcberbltd auf baltimore.
5abr9elo 10 Genis tir aillrolnbrf. 10 WttIii'
ten bon Der Siaot %cHtierti. llehcr 20 Sltgc
icoen 3ua. Sir Sinaellbeiict idreihe man nn
3. vi. 9rian, Nr. 3l1, siiS' Srempnt'Apennc.
GeptS-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Halciben anf M6bcl nnb anoers
Siderhcitcn.

tRr 6 3rpSent, eenau nad1 benz neuel Sefeee.
@ans prtpatim. 6idlter, VT. 2i0, Sf'9frtug.
tan,e trake, ,,1aniant VuilbinB".
On Der Office ptro Seutid sefprpdafn.
CSuni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

Nae, iueffe gefb seDranben, Ipredea bier
uer. MnIeiben All SaIdre. WtobeI Ino Grlnes
eigentbum. sSm 8crtruuer. aeine 2oan Office,
Metbooen. ~Saltinore Snpeffment 0n.." Rr.
40. Torb.Vaen.S trn6c. t276-)
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gu permictBcn
All ncrrlieihc
gu %perfanfcn.
gu ~perfauicil
AT ncrtuufcu:

$3.50 - ,sir zines icrer pruhtopncu Sius
fer lu6e 9aiterfonzHuri, 9tr. 20. -, % etc,
HprbsSdrcsStrabe. 9cntentirtc Irottoire, sci
ier ufo Sol; emainirtc 9%abcmnlnc NIB Sell
6enausauB etc. $50 Yanr mo 1telt inter iebr
1en Sdnfcr. WeIthiiet file mo iiberSel9t Sud.
Sebr Ieidte Neoinsulgen. @ounro 3. Stnrd,
at Srt uno Stcttc. (Sunti7 ,1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

1891. Mettrftes tftabftNemcnf. 1851.
NarAlanS Gbattcl Guan Miueiatium.
Mltert gfunae, jun, @eftdftsffibrer.
Gaiuert BetGuoe,
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G!r.,rs Won .icrrni,nrnns.

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mann Ole burd Maherrattcn angeri4
tetsn @eypiftungen bes GdtoBparfcs
seigen. Ginbermann ertldrt ibm. o1B
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man i4uttet einfd9 Den @ra6ea su.
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mebr beriiberIdtpimmen!"
The Washington times., 1908-04-05
White House

Mrs. Roosevelt. accompanied by Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, Miss CorneIia Landon,
Of New York; Miss Isabelle Hagner.
and her younger sons. Kermit. QUen-
tin, and Archie. who left New Orleans
Friday evening in a special car. will
arrive at the White House this morn
ing.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her party left
Washington a week ago for Vicksburg,
where they boarded the Government
yacht Mayflower for a cruise down rhe
Mississippi to New Orleans. They
spent several days in New Orleans, Wis
iting the French Market and other
places Of interest
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

HARTY events occupying the attention society
a maids
the fore noby benefit
iona Association Among Mountain Whites
Kitchen, the Red
Mrs. Martha GielOw dramatic songs of
of
ing The proceeds of the affair
the mountain whites, which reaped a
Miss Gwynn Miss Boardman
artistic presentation of beaux paintings
day and Friday afternoons Blasc
social of the affair due largely
efficient Milet, who
particularly effective Miss
leyn The dancing Miss pupils
materially to the The Kitchen of
Miss Gwynne president camp
of which Miss Boadman the spirit
+ f 2
NGAGENfENTS Gossip rife however the names
u of several young course name of
welknown Senator's daughter royal
Washington still persenty linked
titude of the young family
Another beautiful
fascinating girls confirmed bach
elor His sisters all foreigners mothers
fondest that will of
his devoted of
furnished choice morsel for discussion teacups.
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

Miss Stella Baker gave a surprise
party to her sister. Miss Lena Baker.
last Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in music and
games. Miss Nellie Knighton won the
first prize in the star guessing game
A delightful supper was served in the
dining room, which was decorated with
palms and American Beauty roses
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Baker. Miss
Mary McCawley, Miss Annie Bartlett,
Miss Irene Bartlett. Miss Rose Robin
sen, Miss Moilie Robinson, Miss Bladen,
Miss Nellie Knighton. Miss Allen. Miss
Gertie Allen, Miss Elsie Williams, Miss
Ethel Neugent Miss Elizabeth Muir
ply, Miss Harriet Cornwall. Miss Meta
Mitchell, Miss Marie Reynolds, Miss
Bessie Pullman, Miss Pauline Baker,
Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Gertie AagilI,
Miss Viola Klofer, Miss Stella Baker,
Miss Pauline Duty, Miss Kate Taylor,
John Baum, Mervin Bartlett, Jesse
The Washington times., 1908-04-05
vIscOUNTEss d. 1921.

body movements or rhythm BIZ inter
pretations CT selections from CHOPIN.
Rubenstein. Aendelssonn. Nevius. BIZ
zct, HOllaender. Paderewski Mozart,
wagner, RachmaninoT. and others
The pianists viii be Felix Garziglia and
Miss Eleanore Davidson.
The patrOnesses are
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, Mrs Ar
thur D. Addison, Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mrs. Charles J.
Bell Mrs. Alfred J. Beverage. Mrs
John s Blair, Mrs. Edward D. Brande-
gee, Mrs Morgan G. Buckley. Mrs. Ju-
illus c Burrows, Mrs. William Kearny
carr, Mrs Mitchell Carroll. Mrs. Thorn
as h Carter, Mrs. Chatard. Mrs. Rich
ardson Glover, Mrs. W. Bourke Cochran.
Mrs. Louis A. Coolidge. Mrs. William
Sheffield Cowles, Mrs W. Murray Crane.
Mrs Whitman Cross. Mrs. William II.
Dali. MFs. Chauncy Mitchell Depew.
Mrs. Jonathan P. Deliver. Mrs. z. Tiff
fanny Dyer. Mrs Richard F. Ely. Mrs.
Franklin Emmons. Mrs FfouIke Mrs
Joseph b Foraker. Mrs. George Ed
mund Fos-', Mrs. John W. Foster. Mrs
Augustus P Gardner, Mrs. Elmer Gates.
Mrs Edward h. Gieen. Mrs George
A
low, Mrs Edwin w. Higgins. Mrs. Harry
toote Hodges, Mrs Archibald Hopkins.
Mrs GeorgeF- Huff. Mrs John A. T. FIrI1
Mrs Hennen Jennings, Mrs. f. s
Leach, Miss IsObel H Lehman. Mrs
Henry Cabot Lodge, Mrs. John A. Io-
gan, Mrs. Henry b F. NIacfarIand. Mrs
Charlotte Emerson Main. Mrs. SamueI
Walker Mccall, Mrs. A Garrison Nc
ClintOck, Mrs ]. c. Needham. Mrs
Truman II. Newberry. Mrs. John Wen
dell CAST Mrs. ]. c. OLaughlin. Mrs
j. Van Vechten OIcott. Mrs Myron NJ.
Parker, Mrs Raymond Patterson. Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. James
Breck Perkins, Mrs. Duncan Clinch
Phillips, Mrs. John Hudson Poole. Mrs.
Eenry T Rainey, Mrs. Arthur T. Ram
say, Mrs. c. Peyton Russell. Mrs
Thomas o. Selfridge. Mrs Horatio
Slater, Mrs. Hunt. Slater. Mrs. William
Alden Smith. Mrs. F. Frement-Smith
Mrs. Reed STnoOt. Mrs. y. D. Sperry
Mrs. F. c. Stevens. Mrs. Zera L. Tan
ner. Mrs Edward w Thompson Mrs
Joseph z. Thropp. Baroness Won Stern
burg. Mrs. Charles G. Washburn Mrs
John w. Weeks. Mrs. Henry Wells
Mrs. Augustus $. WOrthingtOn. Mrs
] LOngworth. Miss Kean. Miss Tucker
man.
The Washington times., 1908-04-05
Personal

Mrs Newberry. wife of the Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy. left Wash
ington last evening, accompanied by
her twin sons, Phelps and Barnes New
berry for New York The boys will
return to school and Miss Carol New
berry, who is now visiting in Detroit,
will join her mother in New York.
returning to Washington with her the
last OF the week.
The Washington times., 1908-04-05

reg Master Warner, Hildreth johnson.
little Miss Sims. little Miss Jones.
Henen and Josephine RarIIett, Florence.
Dorothy and Virginia Dixon. Master
Siebert. Master Fraser, Miss Fraser,
John Roberts Miss Schonefeldt. Selma
and Mary PUgh. John and Richard
Dawson, and Russell Wight