davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
HAD TO DISTINGUISH HIMSELF.
Jimmie Simply Reversed the Order OF
His Activities.

The teacher In the kindergarten
explaining that children who were al
most six years old could at least dress
themselves. A number OF children told
what they had done In the way of dry
Ing dishes. etc. All this seemed to i'm
press little Jimmie very much. The
next morning he proudly announced
In the circle: Il dessed myself dis
mornin'." Or course Jimmie received
the highest praise aud other children
were urged to go and do likewise. This
next day Jimmie again announced: u
dessed myself dis mornin'." and so
proud was he that at every frequent
intervals during tho morning he tri
imphanuy repeated this. So II con-
tinued on the third day, until the
teacher answered that she was very
glad to hear II. but thought that q
hoy who was big enough to dress him.
self ought TO be able to sit quiet with
out interrupting so often. Jimmie.
however. continued to- inform tho
kindergarten at every possible mo.
ment that Il dessed myself dis morn.
in" Finally the teacher told him
that II he interrupted again he would
have to leave the circle. Jimmie soon
forgot and the teacher seut him be-
hind screen in the corner A minute
later the principal entered with a
visitor and was surprised to see little
head poked out from behind the
screen. The teacher explained and the
DriDCiDal crossing tho rooTu puShad
the screen to one side. To her horror
there stood Jimmie with not even his
shirt on. II didn't dess myself dis
Time" he said tearfully. Il undessed
myself"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
COPIOUS RAINS
AVERT DROUGHT

Lahore, India, Jan. 13.-The
drought which has prevailed here for
the past six months has been broken
by copious rains throughout the
Punjab. and the threatened repeti-
ton OF an acute state of famine.
Ahich had caused such terrible NOR
ality In recent years, has thus been
verified
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

Where are the knives and forks OF
last summer? grumbled the old farm.
or as ne counted up the tableware
after the last bosrder had left for the
city.
And where are the spoons OF last
summer laughed the farmers daugh.
ter as she gazed out at the empty
benches and hammOcks- Chicago
Daily News
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
TAR AND CANCHALAGUE
ROGERS LIVERWORT

For the complete cure OF Couahs,
Colds, Asthms and Brsnshitis and
All Luhg complaints rendering %
AND WILD CHERRY, have for ages
maintained an established reputation
50 standard Cough Remedy. Il con
tains no opium or harmful drug, can
Be given with safety 70 children.
Price 1i.Se
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

She was the pride of the country
round,
Envied by other girls was she;
In beauty and health she did abound
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
For sale by the White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
Profit and loas-

Goodness, child. don't eat 80 many
sweets"
But, ma, you said could have
some sweets for taking that medicine"
"Of course, but 80 much will make
you i'll again"
Well, ma, then / can take some
more medicine and have some more
sweets, can't I?"-Royal Magazine.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
LIttIs Ypfkt I'D tha Capltah

tha Turkish minister's little young
sters drive around the national 6apltGi
IN Victoria In the most remarkable
and undesirable millinery. The head
pieces Of all four or FIVE OF the swarthy
littl0 strangers are exactly alike. with.
out any sex discrimination They all
wear little smooth black fezes. appar.
emily o. rubber OF oil SILK. with az.
tensions that come down over the ears
and fasten under the small chins The
elm faces peep out oddly upon the
aew sights about them Ia this great.
igange land.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
Not a Reformer.

II should think you could easily
show the errors of your political op.
ponents." Perhaps" answered Sen.
ator Sorghum, but II I should con-
vince them they would simply adopt
my suggestions without giving me
any credit for them. The opposition's
mistakes are a part OF my capital"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
CIasslcs on the Turf

DO you think scholarship assists a
man to pecuniary success?" Il should
say not" answered the patron OF the
races. Half the time the bookmak-
ers can't pronounce correctly the
names of the horses on which they
win the most money"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

contemporary thinks that from
recent samples recently displayed
there is a very little choice between
a bad duke, a bad earl and a bad
count" and we would add that the
difference is also slight between an
American duchess and countess.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

YouN be healthy and happy N
your liver. and bowels work natural
ly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Keeps these organs working right.
brings robust health TO ALL Try n
now 35c. Tea or Tablets. For sale
by the White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
The pstrlh.d ai.oni,

Mrs. Hsrker-I am surprised at
you. Henry. You said you had a stom.
ach Ike an ostrich. and yet you are
always kicking over my biscuit.
Mr. Harker-Well don't you know
an ostrich kicks? Chicago Daily
News
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
Steppino LiveIv-

Church-Do the conductors on the
New York cars make you step lively +?
Gotham should say so. Why. only
to-day one made me run six blocks to
catch his car!-Yonkers Statesman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
To Open italian Fmbas.u-

The italian embassy at Washing.
ton, which in the early days of its
establishment in it's present spacious
quarters (the former home of Mrs
Phoebe HearsD was a conspicuous 40.
cial center but recently closed he.
cause OF the absence OF the dean Of
the diplomatic corps and baroness
Mayor des Planches. Is being put in
order, and indications point to a bril-.
liant seasoP Of entertaining there. The
ambassador and his wife. both Of
whom are enthusiastic autoists arc
now on their way to this countrv
bringing with them one OF the latest
models Of italian touring cars. sig
Montagna, counselor and charge d'af.
flares ad interim, will go over TO New
York to greet them. and. owing 10 the
lateress Of the season. will accom-
psny them direct to Washington.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

How to BEAT an undertaken: Cough
and Coughing end I'm Coffin. Cure the
Cough, stop the Coughing. and let
The undertaken keep his Coffin. Ry-
dale's Cough Elixir is the best and
surest way Of accomplishing this re,
suit. Best because It contains the
best remedies known to aid nature to
cure cough. Surest, because It posi-
lively does not contain opiates or
harmful drugs Of any kind. Guaran-
teed under the pure Food and Drug
Law. For sale by White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13
asEHSD
MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1908.

Isn't it getting about time for
the city council to make an appro-
priation 10 send two or three lobbyists
down to Charleston for the city?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. ia. r.
Bushnell and X. A. Watkins, both
of Lancaster. nominees OF the Wis
consin Life Insurance company for
members of the board Of directors
to succeed themselves, were success
full in today's election. The election
was the first held under the new in
surance law which abolishes proxies
in the election of directors of mu-
tual life insurance companies, and
requires nominations for directors
to be filed with the insurance com
missioner's department certain
length of time before the election.
There once was a maiden young and
gay,
She'd laugh and sing the whole
long day,
For am so happy and we'll said
she,
Now that l take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
For sale by The White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-01-13

t613 81
The oasis., 1908-11-28

pity II did, Il moved several 10
The extent that he WIS given
clothes and bis hotel bill arranged
and he bad the best the town
afforded. But alas his tale was all
a lie, and Alamos has been stung.
Yesterday he disappeared and
never said good bye at all. The
gentleman worked it fine all right,
and by his wit really deserved all
he got The correspondent got his
story for The OASIS but on check
ing it up with other accounts Of the
adventure as told him he found
several contradictory statements,
and besides me doubted if an officer
in the army would deem tprudent
to tell the story to every Tom,
Dick and Harry. There are sew
eral commissioned officers here,
the Project being one of them, but
the stranger made no effort to com
municate in any way with him,
and they didn't know of his being
CONTINUED on page 81
The oasis., 1908-11-28
ALAMoS NEWS.

Mr.. Daniel Livingston is de-
veloping the mine at La Noria for
the Antigua Copper Company OF
Chicago.
The manager OF the parties now
operating at Durazno is in town
awaiting some associates from the
East. Mr.. George Schley an ex-
perienced mining and civil en-
gineer, with fifteen years experience
to his credit here in Mexico, will
be one of the party and on his ar
rival will take charge of the prop
critics and superintend the con-
struction of the mill at Durazno.
Mr.. H. G. Parsons is coming as
chief accountant. There will be an
engineer to draw up plans and
specifications for an electrical
power plant to be located on the
Tetamoa river and derive power
from that stream. Mr.. Paul De-
braugnkops brother Of the present
manager will also arrive.
Ell Pulpito Mining Co., are in
three hundred metres with their
tunnel that they are running to
cut the lode that still lies to west
of them. They have a fine tunnel
eight by ten feet and have it
double tracked. They have al
ready cut one vein that has about
two feet of width and averages 400
copper and s kilos of silver but
they are pushing forward to cut
the big veins. In their upper
workings they have cut some very
rich ore, and have the tunnel
mouth of these workings barred
and locked, to prevent stealing Of
their rich ore. The mine is the
property of the Goycoolea family of
Alamos, being the same that de-
veloped and sold the Minas Nuevas
mine to its present owners. These
gentlemen get returns in develop
ment for every cent invested by
them as they are strictly familiar
with their business and do mining
in a good legitimate way.
Last week a gentleman came
into Alamos claiming to be u
lieutenant in the Mexican army
and having narrowing tale to tell
of an experience with the Yaqui
Indians. According to his story he
had been the bearer of some dis
patches to the Yaquis that had to
do with the recent peace confer
ences. He delivered the messages
all right to Yaqui chieftain, but
on the way back he was stopped
taken prisoner by another band of
Yaqnis who robbed him of three
hundred and ninety pesos, his rife
and pistol, and his fine saddle horse.
For nine soul racking days
he was kept prisoner being given
nothing to eat but ground corn
mixed with a little water; pinole
they call it. Also he had to listen
to their accounts of the various and
sundry tortues they were going to
infict on him. Through the help
of an old Yaqui Indian woman he
made his escape from the band.
For four days he wandered around,
his clothes torn in tatters by the
bushes, and in that time not a
morsel OF food did he eat. He tried
to get some help but he imagined
that the soft pattering of the coyo-
~ fonA ALnn,,o.h 4hn l.1,nho- .uono
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
GOaatern(c Grbthnft3.e tencr.

.aesitrf COS. y ,
Cine Mite, bic H(bthuitte III NH 80 bCS Nr.
tiicls Ocs Gober ser Cerfrntlifcit 9rQarmrintn
Cicicse' MN lJinrnlnub. ritct ,,eiutlnitc mn
sfencru, ltftfrtftcI ,GoIafcfnlc Grbif1afts.
strurr'' 5r iutpcrrnirn nm nit NmCnpemrn.
ten nru nrSuusgrlcn.
gtbidnitt T., Sei o. purr her 9edisldllir
bon Mar0lano b%erfiiof. anf Die NUifInttc III
linb 40 oc5 Wrtifcl5 81 nee N0ofr Ser Cetferis
libet MA0eIueilleii eeietc non @iqrrluHo bon
1904, ltiel ~GiHitnrie, mo gtenerL' %lllttcr'
iitel gUuqiiernie @rbIhaii5itciItr. hermit re-
ipeftibc mioerrH'en, uTlS nil Nmenaclnrnicn Hcu
ungcHo!nnten iiio. 70 nab lie pic folNt ~Iulter:
IN 9tuCe EStmihs. Ifrfonnll o5er gemifhfes
Gigeni6um, @elo, pIrent.itbe mo priuatt Gelu.
riiiten tit Uelo ir9elto ctnet g(rt on3 pnn
elmer 8crfoa In oitieut Staut. sic mi NeIiBe
o|eielbcl iierOCn maG, bintcr!aiien uirb uber
irgenn Elm GbCil folder sCrm3ael, @eto nhcr
Sp.uritGten poer ~9nfbeilc burnr burb IiteI
Icftunent. Ba6c, |9l6f1mmen, @efhcnf ooer
&cylailf. ole mao OCm Iuoe nes @ebcr5 in ben
NcitB Der atocren Bartet iibcrQebCn iouen,
an cine -.orr mebcere ferfoilcn. 6itCutliCbe pbCr
iUCbrVnrirte N0rperit6aieL 8ur I'CrlualiInp
ODER nui Gnoere sseife ironeferirt wenn nibi
8uu, Gubulelmng iiir Batter, lrltiicr. @utier,
8uHlf, Niuocr ulo oirette 9thf6mmtinpe ocs
@ehere, S6dnfers ober Ititutors. foil elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07

6obrmoiicr BET 81 6llb Eicic Dor
DonOen lit, ltnb Ser llniau leoiglidJ
hurd ei1en id)orien MinO peruriadt
mllrbc, Der 0os Shiif oltf cine mn
1G SUB ticic StcNc I'M @oien tricb.
Nott5en.
9eIeu6tlnlg5s superintendent Ntc'
Gucn empiiebIt, OoB ibm Die gcieb'
Tide @onmod)t 3lr llnteriitdalng bon
GleftrijitGtsmciicrn gc9cben miro,
mie er cine ioId)e idon fiir @o5meI.
Ter bciibt.
Ser BrGii6cnt ser SduIbeb6roc,
,Sobn 6. Semme5, bette gcItern NIT
Wopor Wobool cine llnterrcOitllg
ii6er neitc SduIboutcn mo lpejteil
0en 9mfullf zines @rlntoItildeS lllr
boS Go!ptcdniifc Snitittt.
Snacnicm Clrif bat cin Eompblet
uGpints about the Mater S0on"mtt
3Q~ltItrotioncn pcr0ffcntliht, melfeS
oltf &crluu9cu pom WtoDorS- Gurealt
p0cr pom MoiicrOcportcnent erIongt
ncrben fonll. 9oS @ii6lcin 9te6t
rcitboItiQe An0oben il6cr Die @oi.
Ter Anleibc.
8ciun0bcitS . GomnniiIGr Or. SoS-
len perlongt oic 2lnitcIllng bon 5nci
Senementboua . &nipcftoren, nm Die
@eicbc bciier oltrhiiibrcn 81 tonncn.
Ger Wopor lit 81 einem 9antett
oe5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 @omite's
Der Seimfcbr.@ohe am 16. Oftober
III Iopce'5 Sotcl cin5eIaOcn morOen.
Der ,Wtt. Hopul &crid)ollerltngS-
Icretn" bat sic @nIcibcn inOoiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
Soften i'm Siai9teits' Sdneu.

aapite! 66t.
Sine Nftc, benz Hrtiicl Is bes SDoer pur 1904
Der Scffeutlidcu NlacmciucH WcicBc nm
Wiarnlano, Sitct ,SdnSleisScridlt," llntcrtitcl
yFlatou0er EtdTis nio 3rD5eR," einen NIB.
ihnitt bciSuiigclI, osr S~bidiaitt POI " be-
unnHt icin ipa.
N0i6niit i. Gel rs pot oct 9eaisIatnr
bon 9iurUlauo perfiigt. odb ell .iteler 9~lbidlniti
Dem Irtifei 1G heS Gobef oer ScifcntliIben gus
g%entetnefi @elcBe bon Wiqrblanb, Iiiel rStan5s
lclsSeriht llntertiteI pR!aioorer. Irurio liitb
BrO8cb." Ginter otat glbfduItt POI biu3neefilet
peroc uuo btermit 1T. Der Abl9uitt POI u BY,
nnnnt mo mic fotat IdnieI iou: inter benz
S|orbebnlt, hnb lti6tS in bietsr. 9tite Elm BOT
Yn1abHle oiefer slite leiiebeuoe5 Yfu,lore1t
ooer Nniprlh beeintridflaelt ipu;
~ Y SgeItl i4,stHeE SSierjahhrei Dor einem
guy SGbIunq Der sgiteIt peer Gin %anoerer We
i%9i3 {if 8aSIgf&& pOn @ei6 gsGe 81 ben alisst
i9!qen @ldasEs in EiIlen Ifparien 3noer fir
fem 4tnnore6t ioH 9untet fol9en1 4cteb, eecen
hen @runos ooer Ya6theiib eites foIhen aIds
GERS C%ntiteben l1oi Iein Metbt Ser 9lfgfibrune
zines ioldcn 3etrets iou beiteben bis Der 9inme
getragen III. / JslTl
hdB oicte SUte ooti Natnnr ibrer 9tnitablnc in
N~cfidfigi ant G. gnttI,' 1908.
N Muffin e Grrthtrs.
9nuOerueur.
Spiep6 q. setb,
Rriiioent oeS Scnats.
I. Gup3 9iun,
Spreher oeS SeleautenGulicS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
Notwithstanding strnfcn fir.

Sapitcl 4f3.
Sttc wife, hcm Nrtttri % ScS Suocr Der dc
f~entfihieu Yliarmcincn WcicBc, Sitei ugerbrc.
nhcu rto Scitruinua," tluter.itcl ,Snm Bro
seq perleitsn," cincn ~ipcitcrcn @ptdlnitt bel.
%Snfiarn. Der ais 4bihnitt IL u brianut icin
iun.
gbt6litt /. - Sci eS bon Der eeoislnilr
bon Niarblnno Oerfiiat. oub Der ~iolaenoe mel.
ieree. Nhihntii Dem sIrtiteI 81 .bes Gober Der
Seffentltben ytlgemcinct @eiete bon Mnrps
lailo, Sitel pSerbrebcn iiIh Seiirufiin9," linz
ieriltel a3liul ,sro5eb bcrleiten. b~eieeiiiDt ,pers
DC. Der ais S!blhnltt l7I bciGnrt iein mo ipie
foIat lautcn i0l:
II ". User SIT eisenem Gortbcil uno pbne
heitebenoe Ne5leburacn oocr Sniereileu III Der
NH9tleqetbr't in oireiter phcr iuoirelter 9Seiie
eineT N1eereTt nernllabt. cine Nldae i'm Satts
rlers cher @tutafeites @crift einiureiden uocr
eilten beftfettbaren Nniprnd, 5u crbebeu ODER
feline eiecilen ober Die SiCnitc eires guocrcli
in Der Steaine Der alaee nNer oes MnfprrdS
c%naaairt: poer per miiicntlif cirer SuQ pers
foigt. itlr ipeldeli ici', Sieniie in Solge fnIhcr
Snlieitaiion erau9trt ipuroe. ooer ner cine
Stage, pbre odsu ~beredtigt az iein, cirreihen
libt; nher per ais Nnlpali oireft nocr inoireIi
fh oa3i beritebt. einen Nnneren iiberrebet, itb
als fadoeritdro lner 3euae oocr nnoersipie bes
iddfiiaett Su tafen. ooer eiren Tnbcren iibers
reoet. tib 70 ~ntiteIlen III lnifeu ais &crgiitlius
fir feline ScIieitirung pom alagcu oNer feline
Mbiidi. bie2 III tbur, ODER her in irgeuo einer
Setie fib e13u perttebt. eineu gluoereIi odfir 81
o%erefieu, foli mad lebcriiibri1g nit einer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
'germsNnnaea. seriate, Gettifiiate.

&apttcl $50.
@inc wife, oeu Mbifnitt 1 hes Grtitcls " ers
SooeI Der GcifcntIihen Magemetncil @ciese
rycrniennhaen, Setidte nns Serttftfatc," 5i
ipioerrnfcn mn %oruielben init Nmcnocutenten
ncm anSnncbmcu.
Abfhniit I. = set es bon Der 9e9iSIatur
bon ApnrpIanO pcrfiQt, bal, abiebnitt | pes
NttifelS 81 ees 9ooer Der Sefientithen Ml9e;,
iillelllen @eiepe, 1itel p8eortetera uhterfiiel
init ipioerrIifen uno mil sIu,euoeinenten neii ata
%eenontrel miro. 70 odb er ipie foiai laltet:
Iblnnltt iSte @cometer fir ieees eoliilto
mo oe SlnSt Baltimore iouert ale pom YAM.
beti9ien eSeri6t e~rldfienen 9efeble aiis'iibreIl
illi9 oarnber u Der acietli6 fsttaeleeteIt Srlii
perIcbten. &enii Der Weputeter our6 9raltfpelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
shue fit @nustbiere.

Snpitcl 3G5.
Ginc Nttc fir bic SeidIitnis Der @eiunobeit
an6ibnlit T. sei IS BON Der aeslsIatnr
bon Wiarulnub Deriiigt, bnB bic @infubr bon
Dtildthben uno Shln6toieb fir 3lbt3pede in
Den Stnpi liarOInno, berbuten 1T; altsuennms
men pcilri Gin Gcrfiiiidt eine5 Sripeitors, Del
len atrliuite mo '3lberldiiipfeit BON Der nc,
9oroe llir ole 9oniroie bon &rnltlbettet III
Qausibteren oeS Gtd1tcs ais ipel6em hie
&unatplere %lollillell. be9lanbt9t, onrlelt. hnb
lie llittcriitdt MO Der Iuberfuiitls Friiiula nlls
ier5o9en Ino lret bon strofibeiien %betullben
std9atit ,. SAT- at etcue eincs 2rtpei.
npiese etti1ltntea. mic oben porueihrteben. ole
3btere in etnem p%nticibcu &tebbof ltddit Der
SiandoeTS.rie an Der etlenba9n. iiber bic ic
trnnspottirt mtrocr. undergraduates unb onltn
AM l~llitotielt Der Gigeuibiimer iRipi5irt peroen
nioGcn; ohcr hinnhteb, luie oben fpcSiii5iri
pon Fhiltten anberbalb hes Stnates mag inter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iir @nustbiere boraei6rtc.
ben %lucrocrL tn6geu. IN Quarantine nab Dem
Ne'ttfinlitltgsort in Niurnlann, perfbidt ltno
eori " TIgTalt4llS lnterfitt nno pom per
Nbt6niit y Sic staats @cflntobeits. DC.
bbrhse fltt5 Nepstbtcre lit hermit a%utorifirt unb
erillddflat. ote Gtriflthr BON Salistbtereti in ocn
Stnat YtdrbIono III b~erhietefI' mer1 cine iol6e
WfaBiiahn!e .lblIer 6unl 9eeianeten S6lb Der
Selil1obelt Der Snmatbiere IN Wfnrnln1o ltotb'
peiot0 erldeilt, lt1b folde 9feaeiit uno Neais
lniipncn iiber Den lrarauprt Su ertperfen lino
~ er5iutn9elt, mie eS jeiifpeiIig nbtbie ieit
MAG,
gbibnitt /, - Sab Gerionen. Sirrnen iito
Gorporniloret. ole aeoet Die Ssorffriiten oiefer
Vfte nerliohelt. ctnco Sergeber5 'buloia feiu
nm het llebcriiibruna in Sem 5nitdnhiae1 Se'
r'ht IN Dem Golnin, ill., mel0em lolfe 0auss
tDtere %oerial'i. Dem NiuTer nbgelicfert ober in
ipelhem Gpnltn iolhe Ibiere nit DEM 3runss
port niiqch4Iteit. pcroGn m6aeIt. enttpcocr fiit
icoeIl Terlinb init elmer Strnfe bon nidt iiher
rtlbllnoert Dollars helegt ooep alf rriht lditaer
ais oreiBtg. GAGE ms @efdnaniR 9einnot ubcr
ma, GriItelcll oeS @eridis nit 9eioem beitruit
meroen iolIcn, Solhe gerfonen. Siru1en ODER
Gorpordilnlet ioucli fit oeit poten @etrug oeS
Shnoeiis.. Der nlio einem Ierftob aegeti hiefe
Ilie cniliebel MAG. pcranttpprtlih eebalten
@Difnlit b. II. Ser stantSs@ efunobeiiS.Ne
b5roe lir Saistbicrc 1T bicrniii sic MnSfiib.
rut9 S,ieier Nfit ilbertrgaeit lTfo- piro biermlt
nltortltrt SGrart 81 0btert bob oeren @or.
lhrl'fei beloI4t prrorn iinh bon Seif AZ 3eit
lolchte. Hegelll ~ %Prluiien, ais LAP beren rihti9e
anGliIhriina loibipeloi0 erfed1iiteIl MAG.
Ihlnntft 6,r llub feiess terrier herfiiot:
NM adt. q. 2Hft i90sl>im araff trete.
Seitdilat an g.; 9lpril 1a0srnl9
Witih Y. Gruthrrs,
81 &dnoerreur.
SDicph q. Setb, AZ.
Brifibent oes Se1'ats.
g. IS. Gnus Nah,eQ
lSprcber be5. 9eIeeaienbduies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
Ceffcntlidje glaacmcinc 8cietc.

ooer cnbcre llrfodeu bcbiroert 1T. Die ibm pont
2nnobiircuil uoer einen @eribt A5n9eiteQte
Sroer an erIliueii, ooer pcltn Der @eoneter es
neridumt poer lid lpetBcct, ,%etiteitt iolbet ge.
9lraeleueiheti lntpreiuvte fer'on bel Dem Cont
irtifar oes Qano6iredus noer I'M @erimt ben
gIuirna rhr 6Ie Urn nuIlG elles 6lIlss9eomes
ters 5lr gins aDrllnu rtS EcrebiS itetier. ltlb
befnaier 0nutulI,,u, 6rs pann E~l'ilrcniis ober BUS
@eri6t mao, ireitti u6ibtg ciucr iol6en oiiits,,
@eometcr rrrciuen uno cinell Eltp!ttatssefeg
lou nieirl6c sNtrflnl lygcr. I!5 90 ibn net
GCometer felhit Gueddtyilai bette.
gbidniit , - llu9 nj Is 'es"er berIiiat
bah oiefe 9ute bonn En3IiI' l0reE "I'llu0Hie III
strait irCtc.
pciiditgt an 8. 2lpr,l iaue.
Guirtn 8. Grptccrs, ..
GpIuerleu-.
SuiepB q. Scth,
EriitoeHi beS Selat5.
:. GuDs Jiap,
..... Zprrber pes SclegaicnbailiEf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07

2apitcl 1873. , r
Gtne Mftc, Ycriuncn 81 6eftrnfcn, bic init Der
Nbfd1t, lie fur cigencn 0urtbcit Jn gcbrau.
dcn, SiIdlc ctncr anoeren Geriun, Sirma oocr
Corporation ans Sootcn, Siidlfattcn pbcr Ia.
ifei nno Vebnltern uon gtablneseu uber
aus anocrcn Ncscu uocr ii 4iemenIcscu nc.
ianqen, nrbmen uno cntfcrnen.
Wblblutt L.. - Gel IS bon Oct 9egieIatlr
bon WtarbIano Oerfiiet, bab gerioner, peldbe
Siidc. elmer ~nllberen 8erion, Sirnld ODER Cor
~poratton gebbriG, nit Der gl6iift, tic 3u eiees
rem Sortbeil 81 betlberl, aus Scoten, STD
ldlieit ooer in Der 5Gfbe oocr gebdlicr bon
HtnblrlepeIl ooer aus nroere1 9tebeit o0er I'm
SttcileltIleReli gefuraeil, l1ebmen mo elIttcrnen,
elneS Ser9ebens ihuloig iein Ilo bel Der llehers
lilbrlng nm cine Snrnnte bon 1i6i ii6er ctIiz
bitnoert Collars beitrnit ooer auf nift
n!ebr ais 5rpei Sabre uab Dem Gouttbs @eidnas
nib In Dem GoltHtD, 100 Der Rro5eb 3nerIt TAFT
fiIoet, ober nad BEN liar1ldnoer Siaats. glrs
beitsbals oocr mir @elo iulb 0ait ~betraft fuers
ben iouen.
glbfbuit 2, - l,uo iei es ferner perfiiot.
bai oteie Iite bonn Gutum lbrer Mrnabnie In
Strait trcie. ~
@citdti9i am %. Mdr5 1908
Nnitin I. 6rptbcrs, ~
@otnerIleur.
Spicpb .. Srtl,
Yrdiioent oeS- SetatS.
Z, Gnus Man,
Gpreuer bes SeIesatelbdufeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07

Srou Sorpep Iop, welfe inn
lesten Nitgltit SIT gli5obetb, RS,
BON einem Sunbe gebiiien wuroe,
ltarb geItern BORT an @aiierihell.
Sbr @otte, cine Nahbarin unb Elm
Srleftrdger, lpelhc ebenfaIls Don
Dem Snnoe gebiiien muroen, befin.
Den lid inter dr5tlidJcr 8ebanolung.