davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
Standing Of the Teams
AssN
WEST. LEAGUE
~ EAlls-ssssee 10 .
AMER I,EAGUE
NAT-LLEAGUE.
rnnAN

Western DeaEue-Season ended.
American Association-Season cnyied.
National LeagUe-Pittsburg at Philadel-
pnta, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at
Boston, St Louis at New York.
American League-Detrolt at St Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago, Philadelphia at
Washington. New York at Boston.
DETAILED STANDING OF hi WEST
ERR LEAGUE.
Following Is the result Of the western
league race to date. showing the standing
won by each Of the teams from each Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

CATHOLIC woman, wife Of travelling man,
best references, wants board and room
with private family or widow. Address
. l53, care The Bee. (16)-M556 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
- CONTAINS
800 NO

Msdeines containing Mercury ire ohn given to persons suffering with Sontagou.
Blood Poian, and so powerful Is the action Of this drg tat IT frequently removes
the symptoms in a short wills; pnd shus the disease . P in IN system to 90 create
the disease always returns and the patient finds that his health has eeni injured by
meuuial rheumatism, etc The action of S S S is entirely different II contains
no Mercury, not an other harmful drug but is made entirely Of healing cleansing
roots and herbs 1t cures Contagious Blood Poison by removing the virus from the
blood 1t searches out every particle of the poison and desn rot leave the least trace
for future outbreaks S S S, in addition to curing the disease builds "a and strength
ms every part Of the body. Its fine tonic effects tone Up the stomach and digestion,
improve the appetite and regulate the entire system Home heatmen book containing
valuable information about the different stages Of the disease and any medical advice
desired sent free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

WESTON. Neb., Sept l~A-(Spsciaa 1.-THE
locals walloped Marsalek's Colts Sunday,
making enough runs TO win several games,
the score being AZ 10 s. Peter Michels bat
tins was the feature, making six hits out
of seven times up.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

sBsttsd for owen IN the seventh.
"Batted for Manuel in the ninth.
Chicago .....e 2 o 0 o. 4
Cleveland ...,,.-.....O i 0 90 0 6 1 2-l0
Two-base hits; LaSose CD, Owen, Perring,
Davis Three-base hit: Ooode. Home run
Hinchman. Hits: OFF owen, IL in seven
INNINGS: off Manuel s IN two innings Sac
rifice hit. Bemfs. Stolen base Tannehill
Double plays; Lajoie 70 Stovan; Owen 70
Davis TO Isbeii. Left on bases: Chicago,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
DENVER WINNER OF THE wIxDUr
Del MOines Unable 10 Get a Man
Across the Plate,

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept. 14-Deuver took
the final game. the score being 1 to o.
Witherup was In the box for Des Moines.
and while he did not exert himself greatly
the Grizzlies. Olmstead was working in
fir shape and only two Boosters reached
third base. Witherup will join Washing
ton tomorrow. The Denver team will start
west on 8 transforming trip tonight
Niehoff VIII play third base for the team.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

NEW YORK.

zone out when winning run scored
Brooklyn ...-....s.s 0 o o 0 0 o 0 %
New York 800 0 o o 0 ! 0 -
Two-bGse hits: Burch. Seymour %. rhrs
base hit: Seymour. Home run: Jordan.
Hits: Off Rucker, 8 in five and one-third
innings; off PAstorius, 3 in four innings.
HSrsog Bresnahan. Doifbie piays: Heroes
TO BridweIl TO Tenney. Bridwell 20 Tenney
TO Bresnahan. Devlin TO Tenney. Left on
bases: Brooklyn, 4; New York, g. Bases
on balls: OFF Rucker, /; off. Wlitse. 1: off
Pastorius. 3 Hit by pitched balls off
Rucker, 2; by PastorfuA4 ]. Struck out:
BY Rucker, 4: by Wntse. s: by PaHtoTius.
IL Passed ball: Dunn. Time; 1:43 Umpire:
tombstone and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

zone out when winning run was made.
Washington 800 ! Q Q II
Phfadeiphia 30 0 Q Q 0 Q Q o.
Two-base hits Street, Edmondson- Home
run: Nichols. Sacrifice hit. Ganley, stolen
bases: Delehanty. Mcbride. Street, Oldrtng
Double plays. Mcbride TO Freeman, Salve
to Davis. Left on bases. Washington, 8;
Phuadelphia, 9. Bases on balls: Off Kelley.
2: off Saive. g. Base on error: Philadelphia.
l. Struck out: BY Kelley. 4; By Salve. 8
Time: 2:l5. Umpire; Connolly. Score. sec
ruA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

sBatted for Witherup IN ninth.
sWhite out for Interference
Des Moines ........ q o o . 90
Denver ..........0 . Q o.
Two base hits. Dexter. Niehof. Heckin-
ger. Waldron. Cassidy Corbett. McDon-
ough. Base on balls. orr Witherup. !; or
Olmstead. g. Passed ball: HeckinEer. Struck
out: BY Olmstead. g Stolen bases; Dwyer.
Cassidy. Double plays: Kelly TO A~eckingei
20 Niehoff. Sacrifice hits. White. Bohan-
non. Time; lis. Attendance, &0 Umpire:
OHCauarhan
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
Boy Killed by Ball.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Sept n-whfe
watching q base ball game ar Fordisnd,
twenty-five miles west Of here. yesterday
afternoon, the 4-year-old son of J. c. Bur
dett was struck just below the heart by a
ball and killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
PnEer Takes came from wisner.

PILGER. Neb.. Sept. H.-(speciaL)-Pil-
ger defeated Wisner al Wisner Friday, the
last day Of the stock show. u 10 6. Wisner
defeated Stanton Thursday { TO 8 The
game was void Of interest except for the
heavy hitting OF the Pilger team. Wisner
used four pitchers-Benzene, Anderson,
Zaeck and Morse-but could not stop the
batting rally, Pilger getting sixteen hits
including four doubles and two three-bag-
gers. Martin pitched a steady game for
Pilger. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

Totals

Franck. Three base hit: Andreas. Home
run: Holmes. Sacrifice hits: Weed, Shea.
Aubrey. Stolen base: S. c. WEIGH. Base
on balls: OFF Freeman, 3; off Houenbeok.
s; OF Rhodes. /. Struck out: BY Freeman,
3; by Holienbeck, 5. Hit by pitched ball:
Weed. 8. c. Welch, Time: 200. Umpires
Haskell and Brennan. Attendance, 5.9oa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept lt-Bert Kelley
pitched both games FOR Washington ano'
beat Philadelphia In the first, 2 10 j. the
contest going ten iuningA. In the second
Coombs was q puzzle and the Quakefs wsn
easily. 5 10 0. the game being called al the
end OF the eighth inning on account OF
darkness. Score. first game:
W-AeHrVoToN P~HILADELPH1A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
wisner 80 0 90 Z

batterles. Wlsner, BenEene, Andersoni
Zaeck, Morse and Thompson; Pilger. Mar
tin and Hopper. Three-base hits: Larsen.
Martin. Two-base hits: Larsen CD, Va
nancher, Hopper, Zaeck.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

wakner, Ball, Steele. Stolen bases: Con-
roy. Stahl, Lake, Gessler. Double plays;
Wagner TO stahl; Morarity to LaPorte;
Steele (unassisted). First base on balls
OFF Lake, 2; off Steele, / First base on
errors: Boston, .: New York, 3 Struck
out: BY Steele, !; by Lake, p Wild pitch;
Lake. Time: 1856. Umpire: Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER.
master, Fort BeaNenWOrth, Kan, August
q, lsA Sealed prGpoSalss In triplicaIe. viii
be received here until 1850 q. m, central
time, September, 10. lsA, and then Opensd
for the construction o. an isolation hospital.
Including plumbing, hot water heating,
electric wiring and electric lighting fix
lures. AZ Fort L~eavenW9rth. kan, Full in
formation and blank forms Of proposal
furnished on application 70 this Office.
plans and specifications may be seen hers,
also IN office Of chief Qusrtermaster at
omaha, T. Paul. Denver and Chicago.
depot auartermaRter. st. Louis, and secre-
tary Master Builders exchanges, Kansas
City, No. United States reserves the right
10 accept or reject any or al proposals or
any part thereof Envelopes TO be en-
dorsed Proposals for Isolation Hospital"
and addressed 70 Captain william d. Davis,
Quartermaster Aa-3-2l Sltl6.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
STOVE REPAIRS
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION QUARTER
termaster, Fort Omaha. Neb.. September
5, 1905. Sealed proposals., In trplicate. sub
1ect 10 the usual conditions. viii be re-
ceived here until 10 O'Clock a. m, central
standard time. September 10. l06. for grad
ing and drainage around balloon and gas
houses al Fort Omaha, Neh- Full infOTma-
ton furnished on application. United
States reserves the right 10 reject any or
All bids Envelopes containing proposals TO
be marked, Proposals for grading, and
addressed TO Captain c. DEF. Chandler.
Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Omaha,
Neb. S7-s-9-l0-i4-k
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

8; Cleveland. g FIRST base on halle. OFF
Joss, i of owen, 4; off Manuel l. Struck
out: By Owen. 9; by goss, 3; BY Manuel,
l. VIVID Bitch. Manuel Time. 1.R I'm
pires; Eran and OLouEhlin-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
Boston wins i'm Ninth.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1L-Errors by
the home team helped Boston 10 win to-
days game. the deciding run being made
in the ninth inning on a single by Sweeney
and n wild throw and q wild pitch by
Moren. Doolin was accidentally spiked by
Moran and he was forced TO leave the
game. Score: .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

Hits: Oft MarQuard. 3 in three innings;
off Poole. 3 in two innings: off Schreiber.
] In six innings; off Stovall, ? in six in
ningE. Struck out: BY Schneider, 2; by
Stovall, 2 Wild pitch: StoyalL Hit with
pitched ball; By StovsT- Hayden; by Mar
guard. stanley. Three-base hit: Stanley.
Home runs: Carr, Perrine. Double plays:
Hughes To Burke. Sacrifice hits: Coulter,
Burke. StoleE bases: Davidson. Stovall.
Marouard. :: off schrieber. 2; off stovaii.
2 Passed ball; Howley. Time; lao.
Umpires: Owens and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
BROWNS WIN FROM TIGERS
Donovan Is Hit Hard and Timely and
\ St. Louis Wins Easily. .
STONE MAKES A HOME RUN
Detroit Does Good work at bat, hut
Faus 90 Hit with Men on Bases
--seores OF other
Games.


= sr. LOUIS. sept. 1A-st Louis hit Dono-
van hard and timely and took the second
game Of the series from Detroit. 5 to >
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDS.
Oo.Ooo acres OF western Nebraska an east
ern Colorado improved and unimprOved
and az s. 70 SIS per acre; any slzc tract
fine cropa. Write or come and SCI IA
Globe Land and Investment Co ~ q
18Th St. Omaha CDl-1R
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
PHILADELPHIA

HpNatFs--s~e- - ~ .
'Batted for McQuillin in eighth.
Slated for Moren in ninth.
Boston ................0 o o 0 IA
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 o 0 Q 2 OS
Sacrifice hits: Becker, Chappelle CD,
Clements. Knabe. Stolen bases: Bransfield.
Clement, Doom. Double plays: Knabe to
Grant TO Bransfield, Bransfield to Knabe.
Left on bases: Boston. s; philadelphia. z.
Bases on balls; OFF Chappelle, 3: off Me
Dublin, !: off Moren, j. First base on err
rors: Boston, 3; Philadelphia, l. Struck
wild pitch: Moren. Time: 1:45. Umpire:
Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
Rostoa wins iron New york.

BOSTON, Sept. lA-Roston won a close
game from New York today, ? to 1. With
two on bases in the ninth inning O'Rourke
lined the ball into Steele's hands and the
pitcher ended the game by running over
and touching first
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

CHICAGO. Sept. 1l-Cleyelsnd defeated
Chicago. 10 to 4 today. The visitors hit
owen hard IN the seventh and took the
lead Manuel wal also hit easily. while
J IS kept the 11fa s Under coptroL. Score;
CHICAGO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

PuBLIc LAND

Isa.0s aerss Of rich irrigated land. IN ths
Eden Valley OF southern Wyomtng: per
under Carey act Of congress. The great
eat opportunity ever offered citizens OF
the United States b. the federal govern
ment and state OF Myomtng 10 own q
rich irrigated farm. Cheap rae exc1r-
SONS For fan particulars write OF see
q Esth 81. Omaha. Geh. 39-Msl5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
Sou1D DnKOsa.

INFORMATION OF TRIP COUNTY
OPENING.
The registration for the Trip county land.
comprising LO0o,0o acres Of fertile lands,
viii begin October s and continue until
the 18th This land Is ever better than
the Rosebud. -GregOry county" which 10
now selling Tor from 800 10 N0.oo9 per
quarter.
ysnd soc for map. iand laws. presidents
proclamation and other Information Buy
your tickets TO Dallas. the only r. r.
town near the land The Dallas Real
Estate Co. Dallas. s. D, one OF the old
est real estate firms In Trip county.
tp-MS7A 40
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
AMERICAN AssocIATION CLOSES
Louisville wins Final Game From
M-fnneaDOlfa, Ten 10 Five,
LOUISVILLE

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 1L-1ndianspolis
played the closing game Of the season to-
day with a patched up team, dofeatine
Louisville. 10 to 8. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
WASHINGTON
Game called on account Of darkness.
aHallAa for KaalaN In aiEhth.

Game called on account Of darkness.
Slated for Kelley in eighth.
washinRtop .o Q 0 0 o 0 60
Phfladeiphia .-.........O ] Q o 0 / 2 is
Two-base hit: Nichols. Three-base hit:
Barry. Sacrifice mts: McBrde, Kelley,
Beybold %. Double plays: Kelley 10 Nc
Bride to Freeman. r Collins 10 Davis,
b to Delehanty to Freeman. Left
on bases: washington. 5: Philadelphia. 9
Bases on balls: off Kelley, !; off Coombs,
2 Bases on errors: Washington. 2; Phila-
delphia. z. HIT by pitched ball: BY Kelley,
l. Struck out: BY Kelley. !; by Coombs
pire. Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
DETROIT.

sBatted for CouEhlin in ninth.
Z sBatted for Downs in ninth.
sBatted for Donovan in ninth.
81 Louis .......-.~.1 ! Q -
Detroit E...........O . 1 1 0 0 o.
Two-base hits: Rossmsn. Williams Home
run; Stone Sacrifice hits: Powell, T.
Jones, Ferris Stolen base: Schaefer.
Double plays: CouRhlin (unassistedl.
schmidt and Rossman. Left on bases: st.
Louis. 81 Detroft. g. Bases on balls: OF
Powell, Loft. Donovan, Struck out: By
Powell g. BY Donovan, !. Wild pitch: Don
ovAn. Time. 1sS2- Cfnpires- Hurst and
Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

TRIP COUNTY OPENING.
REGISTER al law office OF Burch a Buffing-
ton; most recent map Of Trip county,
with government bulletin OF Information.
price 50 cents. Burch q Burlington,
Dallas, 8. D. DD-Ma-b FAX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


GOOD FARMING LAND-Near Denver.
Greeley district. wells s to 20 feet: album
dance Of moisture; general farming, in
clading corn raising; one crop pays for
farm.
"a Brandeis Bldg. Omaha. Neh.
09-IT5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

oimstead. p...@.~E L o Q
Totals - q 10 1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

PILES. ss$;$s !: !: !: !: ! !: y 81: :: 8 &C; Il - s.: {: - :
Or. e. E. TARRY. aga Bee Building, Omaha, pe=A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
9otl Gntman 4 Co., ,, srs SIS ass s.,.

men. Die 60 Gooettell cntfomcn III.
pcrlcBt. Die S6ule mar fiir5li6 BON
.. :. &opuaro g~egriinOet luoroen.
Ser Shooclt betrdgt 100000 uto
Die &criidcrullg MIR $4,000.
Sei'm ntenfon9crtruns
fen.
Montepioep Wfinn., II. Oft.
- Sei Dem Gerirld, cine ibrer Gntelt
5l erpiiden, Die in ben Winneiotn.
&iper binollSgeilogen NOR, gerictb
Iroll otto Gof( in eine itnrfe Stro,
mll1g. SIR @otte elite ibr ST @iilfe,
unb boS Hciultat mor,. BOP getoe CT.
trunfcll. ~, 49,
Ganbi6ot lit GIeftor c.
Itorben.
Butte, Wont., II. Oft. - rSpi.
Z. 9rolun bon 9irnep, elmer Der De-
mofrotii6en 6onOiooten fir Yrdii.
oellten = @leftor, lit I'M ct. 2ltfoS-
&oipitol in Ct. 2ollis geitorben. Sr.
@rolpn iuor fiir5li6 fir oosglmt aus.
geluGblt Dorben, nadoem ". q. Gon,
RAD bon @reot Sails Ole gbre obge.
lebnt bate. 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
0n1lt tclenronhiidcr MeIoulla olls

2out telegropbiidcr Welounlg aus
9lloopeIt iiberreid)tc BORT Scr oclltIfe
9otidoiter bel Ser Goppelmonardie,
Scrr b. SihirihfD uno 80gcnDortt
Dem aoiicr-&oni9 6ron5 Soiepb Die
9(ntiuort oes &aiicrS @ilbclm oltt
0as mebrcrp0bntc 8onOl drclbclL
mcldles bic Inncrion 8osnicn'S uno
ser Ser5egopino on5cigt. 0ornod)
bcrictbcn 6reibcrr h. Nebrentbol, Der
6itrei6iid-ungoriidc Ntiniitcr oe5
Nlcubcrn, mo 9~otidoitcr D. Iidirld-
IN ii6er bos pcitere &crboIten Der
p%crbiitocten @roBmdhte III Den Bal
fons Nngelegenbcitcn.
a6nig @eorg bon @riedenIono,
ser bclttc ST. Doriibcrgebcnoem Iuf-
cntbnlt in Berlin c%intrat INN nit Den
biciiacn mobgcbcn0cn @etpolten Die
iiingitcn llmmdljungcn in Der Boil
tolr5onc 81 erortern, reilt nod @ien
lucitcr, nm BORT Den glci6en 3med
crfiiQcn. Scr &0nig miro nit
iSreibcrrn bon Nebrcntbol, Dem Set
fer Der ouSm0rtigen Yolitif SeItreid-
llngarn's, confcrircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Sn Stiife 5crriiIcn.

@ier Yerionen bur6 Die Grploiion
bon Nitro.@ lpcerin umgefom.
men. = Sbrc &0rper total SER
febt.
Oil Gith go, II. Sftober. =
Gier Eerionen muroen tbotiGdli6 in
Stiide geriiien ourd cine Grploiion,
sic ii1 belltc in Der Sarper Nitro
@lpcerin-Sabrif ST. aoiepiae, lic6en
Weilen norblid bon bier, 5utrllg unb
Die Sabrif oemolirtc. Die Sobtell
iino: Geter Wc@liire, 40, Ionie(
6celep, 30, artbllr Scelep, 9, mo
:. 6eelep, s Sabre alt. Die bcioen
WtGmcr moren nit ginfiiQcn bon
Nitro. @lpccrin beidaftigt, ais Die
grploiion criolote, ilnb cs miro anges
nommerL, ooB elmer oericlben Elm nit
bcn NeiGbrlihcn Sprengitoff arlgc'
fiillteS MooB ioaen licB; AGO Gllart
Nitro.@lDccrin erplooirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
anbioot iir GIcftor q c.
Gumplott Der ySdmarscn Snno".

>T| ~ H~'TON" P""S
W onciiin II, Ya., II. Sftobor.-
Sronf Gaiiini, ein m%oblbnbenoer Stu
%licter, crbielt eincn 9riei, in meld)en1
ibm bci %9lnorobllng bcs Sooes befob-
len mllrbc, geItern 9lbeno an einenl
bcItimntten Srt 81 teri6eincn uno
einem Ngeiten Der vShnar5ell
Sono" s@cie1id)uit $500 81 iiberqc.
ben. Golli1i belodridtigtc Die $50
li5ci, ullo ais CT lid loilt Gcrobrc-
Dung oltf Dem Henoe5ppusnlabe Elm.
iano, perboitetcn 5mei in Scr T0bc
peritcdtc Eoli6iiten bcn 9lgcnter.
Grci o1oere Stoliener iudten oiele
5t bcfreien mto 5ogelt lire nit elmer
Sihcrutgs Sorrihtlug p%ericbenen
Ncuoluer, bo iie ieood) nit ocrcn Mc-
daniSmIS llid)t p%crtrolt morell, gin-
gen 0ic @oifcn nid)t lps. Bel Dem
MN folgelocn Sonogentcngc mllr0en
oic Stolie1cr iiberip1ltigt. Sil ibrcm
Selib fonoen ii6 icd)s Gepplpcr, 5mei
Hoiirmciier, mebrere Gillette mo
n%1eiiingenc SdJiogrinae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Stiitnna cincr hNlbcn Miaipn.

Cincinnati, 9, II. Oft. :
Gem Inocnfen hires pcritorbenclt
@attcn, bes 0iiuionGrS Gbonlos s.
@nlerp, genibmct, bat 6rau Morp
~. gmerp fir bas Ohio Metonics'
Snititutc 100000 sur @rrittulg
zines 8ebditoes geitiitct, oaS Den No-
men yemerp guoitorilm" trogen
miro. Gas auditorium ioq notiir-
lid) in eriter 2inie Den 3meden bes
Snitituts bicnell, obcr ollt fir &or'
leirneen, Spmpbonie'Gon5ert m,b
1bnlide 8eronitoltun9cn ue~riiisbor
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Morinc. Nndlrihtcn.

@obin9tom II. Sftobcr. -
0oS omcritoniid)c 4}ociiic.@ eidlpo.
Der ulltcr Commando bon Momirol
Sminburne. mcldca il,r 3cit IN Der
Siioice freli5t. miro nod ocn Sd)ieb.
ii%bun0cu in Der Wo9boIcno.9oi I'M
0c5embcr peri6icbenc iiioomcrifoni-
idc Yociiicboien bclllden. Die Sdii.
iC mer0cn III Eononto, Golloo rnb
Goollimbo, Eern, ulb IN G~olocobito.
no, Chile, onle9en. GoS @cidmober
beiIebt ans Den Eon5crfrulScrn oWclt
Sirainiu", yMorplano", "Eenniplpo,
nio", ,Golorooo", YScrtciicc", 90.
liinrnio", 8aibinotun" mo South
9ofoto". Sic S%orpc0oboot 6lotiIlc
miro ooS &reu6craeid)poocr alli Der
gnn5cll Sobrt bcglcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
d) t.

&incpln, Hebr., II. DIT. = Die
milit1riihe Nfdoemie Oes Staates
Nebrosfa, pelfe 3 Weilen ipeitlih
bon bieier Stabt seleaen lit, mi,roe
bette Morgell eiilI Taub Der Slant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

m Sotio. N. Sffobrr. - @cncrol
@roi Miditil,ro ESoSu lit foot. gr
,miroc 1870 gebprehi. Sm 9iirger-
fric9 pododts773fdmptt cr ais
S6erit 1885 prltSe ct Generals icil-
tenant ,tro 1891 st4ni @eneralsrons
beforoert. Nm dlineliid-
&ric1C IN 1894 nno 1895 ~bcfcbligte
er Die critic Arlnec. SIN rllliiid.io.
pntildlcn arieac mar er Gommonoeitr
hes picrtcn Nrnee.Gorps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
I. s.. Snbo peraiftct.

d munb, So, II. Sftober. =
S, &. Sltoo, oitecblidl ein reid)er
Ncru. Dorfcr, Itorb bier ourb Den Ge-
rlB zines @etrGitfes, pelfes Nce-
taniIin elttbolten bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

Nmon II. Sttober. - Scrldten
aus Gbongdoip 5ufplge iol.en bel oeilt
Sppbnll, Der am Sonnerltog leile
Stoot beimiudte, iiber 300 Wten'
iden mrs 2eben gefornmen leiil.
Sir &ooiepclt's Gmpfong q.
Cairo, Goppten, IL. OCTOBER. =
&prbereitungcn fir Den Gmpfon0
Tbeooore T~ooicpclt's, ipenn er III
1909 ieine nSogoreiic" ourd, Ifrifn
outritt, iperben bier iebt ifon &C.
moft. 'Sicr bctroftet man NooIt'
pelt's SngbSu9 mebr oils cine 0or-
ifnngSreiie.
GooicpeIt"S Heiiepl1ne.
2%pnoon, II. OCTOBER. Sic
nSimeS" lit oabin iniormirt, ooB
EraliOellt T%opiepeIt nad) %ieiter ofri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Sn S onolul II.

SonoIuliL II. Sftober.--0ie
jncite Giuiiion Der Yocific. 6lottc
Iiegt Jest I'M bieiigen Sofe1. Gin
Gbeil longte i6on luGbrcno Der Der.
floiienen Iodt nm 1912 llbr on, Der
unbere Sbeil fam bellte Na6mittog
Inn 3 llbr on. Die G~eripGtlung Die.
Ter S6iife mar burd itijrmiidcS
@etter pperuriq4tt moroen, Die 81,
piiion beitebt aus Oen &reuSern
nEemciiee", o@aibington" unb So
I%ifornia" unb Den 3orpeoobootiGgcrn
nSrtrton", nSopfinS" II. n@bipple".
erob :Qii6i .1rb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
ltnele Sam's Secmadjt.
Die groBe SdGodtidiff.6lotte in 90.
fobomo ongelongt uno bon oen
Soponcrn grobortig cmpfangcn.
Die Eocific- Slottc i'm Sofen
bon Souolltllt.

0ofoGomo, Is. Oftober Ole
oncrifaniihe S6lodtiGiff . 6Iotte
longte bclttc (Sonntog) 0forgcn INN
%tO llGr bier an. Sn 6oIgc oidten
NcbclS mol sic Ginfabrt in Den Sa.
len ctmos per5o9crt moroen. &llr5
Dor 8 llbr ielrcrten oie IS ioponi.
ifcn SdIoAtihifie ibre 9cgrii-
brulgSidiiIie ob, ais I'M Ncbel 0a5
Der omeritoniifeu 6lotte ctlpoS Dor.
o,lS fobrenoe &orratbsidiff oOanf.
ton" iidtbor mltr0e. 9olo no6ber
id)mon0 Der Nebcl, u1lO llnclc Som'S
formidable 6lotte purOe Den 8liden
Scr &oponer iidtbor. Cine rieiige
Weni6enmengc befinoet iih bier.
@Gbrcno Ser gan5cn Tad)t bra6tcn
o~nlan9enoe Giienbobn5iigc SoitienOe
BON 9elltfern ants ben on9rcrt5crtocn
2onooiitriften unO bon ferlen St1b-
ten.