davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
.sIOS-I,
ALoS7-:7A brown Belgian hare. Finl-
Ter please eturn to AIRS. E. F. Hart
LEY, IL Fairmont avenue for re-

BLosT-Bunch OF keys..gA liberal re.
ward IL left at Watson Hotel t. day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
CHINA MATTINGS
$12:1.2c4 to 35cY Yard


@ The heavy straw mattn
.sidered by mani be Tie sss'
swearing G: n ot SO pref Sass The
makes, but best for hard sseIr1lr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
FOR RENT.

SFoRSRENTs-Two four room houses.
all observation-disclosures. One three
room flat centrally located. Inquire
sH shain, Peoples Bank Building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

Charlie Gibbs. the local boy who Is
umpiring the CharleroI-C larksburg SEE
ries. placed McAvoy. the Clarksburg
third baseman. on the bench yesterday
for dtsputing a decision. From the
way McAvoy acted In the recent games
with the local team he needed Just
what he got. *. So.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

"Bingle" cowan. who played here
last season. is creating quite an I'M
preston at Uniontown. Guest, another
man who was signed to play here and
who was turned over to UnioAtown. is
also doing good work at short.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

The season Is starting about the
same us It did last year. Fairmont
was compelled to postpone the :vo
first games abroad last season ON &C
count OF bad weather, the, first at Goa.
nellsville and the second at Butler.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

Clarksburg seems to have gotten II
bad at -Charleroi- The people there
are hard rooters and It is bad polio,
for player to start anything there
There will likely be more trouble be
fore Druulm and his team get away.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

sFoRs5REMT-Nine room house. all con
syeniences. CASTOR avenue. $40. Six
room house; I 18th and Virginia. SIS.
Apply Geo: Brobst. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05


The Fairmont Juniors have received
from A. G.. Spalding. through A.. G.
Martin. the local agent, new white uni
forms. The uniforms are trimmed in
blue and will give the fast youngsters
a swell appearance on the field.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

2
Floral, scroll and orisnfsi laf
ternsfine color comb nrs
Good wearing carp
line and lay carpets for
cost to us. 9gIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
TnrdJbrcnncr eriuartct.

oH6cin" in Ncm.Yorf. - Sriiit NOR
gen bier ciu. 49, Gcter &rentcr BON
Baltimore ocrmlltbct ieinc 6ralt
unO OCren &eriiibrcr an 0orO. -
Ginnunocrun0s-9 ebGroe bon 81
ifs SSlono benodri6tigt.
@enn iih Die 9lngobcL meldc 9}es
ter &rcncr BON 9tr. t0l0, NorO. Sui.
ton-Noenle, Die OerieIbe geltern Oeul
Ginmonocrmg9 G%onmiliGr &. z.
WCtS mud)tc, beunbrbeitCn, 10 befin-
0cn Iid &remer'S Srou Wariu, 9e6.
&etp, uno Oercn onaebliher Gntiiib.
rer am @oro oe9 Campers .Hbein,"
ser g~citcrn in Ncm Oorf anlangte.
GoS id0nc Foor oiiritc ieood nllr
eincn fur5en Nuientbult in Oen Ger.
Stanten boben, ga Sr. @ei5 bereit5
Die Ginman0crungSs0 ch0rOe bon Gl.
lis &slan0 telegrop6iid criudte, 6a5,
lelbe pom Der Son0ung olls5uihlteben.
&rcmcr cr3Gbltc Dem GimpnnOerung3-
GommiIl0r f%olGenoe trourige @eidih-
te: sd ucrlieB Dor etma einem Sab.
re meme Seimlutb in llngarn, Inn
bier mcin Slid 81 uerIlldcn. Sd
fam nad) baltimore uno erbiclt 0c.
i6Gitigung bel Der .@eltern Warps
Ion6 9abn." Sd oerOientc $405 nab
reno meinCS 0ierleinS, uno BON Die
lem 9etrage pcrlucnocte i) fir mid
nltr $50, mGbreno id $40 meiner
6rou ianOtc, mcld)c i6 NIT meinen
orei ainOcrn in llngurr 5uriid lieb.
Goa 8eIo mnr fiir Die llebcrfnbrt BON
6rou uro &inoern beitimmt. Mnitott
bon mciner SSrolI iiber lire boloigc
Antunft Nod)rid)t 5u erboltcrL iebte
mid Sr. 6ron5 SotobS BON Nr. 1923.
9eoIonitroBc, III aenntnib bob mel
ne 6rail lire brci &inbcr i'm Stih
geIoIien unO nit einem Wonne, No.
mems Sran5 Sbomos, burfgebrannt
lei. &r. SofobS botte oicic SiobSbot-
lt)oft aus ltngarn erboIten. Ter be-
t%reffenbc 9ricf beiugte icrner, ooB iid
ooa Foor oIti Dem oH6ein" nod)
N0u-Oorf cingeidiiit bobe uno Dor
ousii6tlid) nod Grunslpid, N..S.,
menoen mcroe, no Elm 9rllber bon
Sbomas mobnt. Sb lie dis Wonn II.
6rolt ooer ieporot %reiienL lit nid)t &c.
lugt. 6rnu arcmcr lit n uno Sbo.
mas 30 Sabre alt.
Nad) elmer bel Scr Sirnlo S6umo.
der & so. eingctroffcncn 9cpcide
fGbrt Scr yHbein" belttc 8ormittog
nod Baltimore mciter uno miro
bcnlgcm0B morgcn Nodmlittog bier
Cintrciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

Sur lebtcn Hube. = Had)-
Dem EdItor zimmerman BON ser
engl. lutb. GbriituS = STRIDE, an Der
Sill, nobe G~barleSitrobe, geitcrn i'm
SroiIerballic, Nr. 1901, Siio . Char.
leSltraBe, einen erbebenoen Sralter.
gotteSoicnlt abgebolten bate, iplir.
Den Die iroiiden lleberreite oeS ON
%. WGr5 I'M Alter bon 80 Sobren
rerItorbencn Sri. emma g. Sinfeloep
onf Dem .Houopn Tarf . Cemetery"
5ur lesten 8ube beitottet. Cine reide
Iiile pr1dtiaer9lumenitiide ibmiid.
te ooS 8rab. gls SobrtuhtrGger er.
tuiclen Der 0obingeihieoenen sic let
ten Gbren oie SO. 5reo. @eiieL, 8.
8unoloh, @n1. Gngel, Gbas. gngeI,
@eorg Sempfe nnO Serb. 3aiier. Sri.
Sinfcloep muroe in Baltimore eebo.
rem uno iuor sic ein5ige Sod)ter bon
Srou $. 5. Sinfcloep. Grit Dor III.
seiGbr bier Monoten idieo ibr 9ril.
Der aus Dem 2eben. Sic binterlGbt
ibre Wiitter uno brei 9riioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Stdot Baltimore.
Tns Wcttcr.

sir Wnrplnno mo sen Iiitrift
Columbia nielleid)t &cgcn onl Nor.
gen; Montug flor.
G-c nie0riqitc Temperature luur 80
@rnO Dor 6 llbr MiorQcn5 mo Die
b0hitc 20 @roo nm 4 llbr No6mit.
tags.
IN Sen an0cren 9un0eS .Nettcr.
@cobottrmq@ Stationen murOen Oie
iolqenOCn nieoriQitcn (empcruturcu
pcr5cihnct: Goitport 81 EortlonO 81,
Bolton 3S. NIbanp 81. Ncp.Nor 80.
@bilooclpbio SO. Atlontic.Gitp As,
Moibin0ton 81, Norfolf 50, @attcro2
IS, Charlotte 5G, @ilminqton 60,
Gborlciton G2, Souomob GO, &ods
ionD-lc %, Supiter GG, Sen g8eit y,
Ntlouta 60, Wont9omerp GO, Ncms
Orleans 66, Tnlcitine 10, @nlUciton
GS, MCmpbi9 60. Cincinnati GG,
Eitt2burG GO, S9mCgo -, Buffalo
b, Glcpclono II. 9Ctroit SO, Nlpcnu
Is, MorQuette 81, Green @oD II,
G6icnao "a, Iulutb II, ct. 1oul 81,
St&oui9 10, &onioS Sin 81, Omoba
2G, 0uron -, @i@mord Is, gSiaiitou
s, 6nOrc 6, 0clcno s. Solt @ofc 2S,
Gcnpcr 80, Nortb FIatte 81, To0Ac
Sin p, Amor7llo Sc, Sos 2lngclca
As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
@aRcrnutb orObt.

TSn Siio. unO SiiomeIt-@ Baltimore
miro pom GienItog an 0o9 Gem.
percn5 @etrdnf triib icin.
@oiiCrr06ren neroen pcrlcgt.
&ngcnicllr Qllid pom @oiicrsTCs
partement madt in elmer An5eige ollf
Der crite1 Seite 0cS .9cutihcn Gore
%ipon0ent" Die 9emobner bon Siio.
Baltimore Oornui ouimerfiom brent
Moiicrporrotb bonn nGditcn 1icnitn0
on fiir Glide meitcre Gage b%elonoert
Ncadtung 81 ihcnfcn. Der Ban ocr
Observation-Disclosures IN Scr @apsStr.
mno WoriG Worfct Space nGtbi0ctt
n1mlid) oa6 WoIicr. Gcpnrtemcnt, bic
l050aigc Observation-Disclosures in
Der Sombor0-S troBe an icncn Funf.
ten 81 ucrlegcn. I'm Dies 81 ermog-
lidclL mlIB Ole 40.5olliac 9auptrobrt
iilr mcbrcrc Gage nilBcr Gicnlt &c.
itellt mCroen. Gicie SouptrGbrc iiibrl
nnbC5u uncs &oiier, ooS IN 0on}
Sii0s9oltimorc, iiiol,d BON 0crlSratt-
StroBc un0 iiiolid bon Ocn nod) ocn
Wtt. Glore @erfitGttcn iiibrcnocn sc.
lciicn Der Baltimore uno Ohio
Nobn," nit Iltsnobmc ocS Sc6cruls
SiIlsG iltriftS, 9cbrnlld)t miro.
Nac 6onirmcntcn in Dem obcnQc-
nanntcn StoOtt6eil merocn 0eSbolb
bcnahridtigt, Onb O7cie 8Crlcgun1
am Gicnitog Morgcn Den 81. WGr3,
beatnnen luno mcbrerc Gage bollcrn
miro, obgleih aleS gcitchcn miro,
0iclc Irbeit 0lrh muntcrbrod)cnc
Sbotlgfelt bel 1o1 mo Nod)t 10 baIo
ais moalid 5l beenbigen.
Nue @nlicr.Goniumenten II SiiO.
uno Sil6meit , Baltimore mcrocn
notwithstanding mGbrcno scr 9nllcr
oiclCr Nrbeit mebr oocr minocr trii.
hes @niicr crboltcn, unO IS lit m0G.
lid, ooB an mnnden Yuutten Scr
9rlIf gcring iein miro.
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Starter d1ocIicin q il d

Starters d GbcIicin 8Iiid #.
- Srobbcm Elm nit 3iegeIIteinen be.
loocncr Sod i'm 8efuihte bon 81
Ftrno oils Der S0be beS orittenS tod
ipertea zines @ebGuoeS ori lcincn
&opI 'icl, crlitt Der Hcger @ilium
Chandler bon Nr. GAS, Wolbcrltr.,
lnlr 9eringe Wln6cn an Scr &opi
tollt mo tlagt MIR nod ilbcr leid)tc
&oplIhmcr3en. Chamber ipolltc oul
6reitog Hepnrotrren an ocmS horn.
I;ein ocS SauleS Hr. 1927, Yennipl
pania Nucnue, pornebmen, uno
mar i'm 9egriii, mittelS elmer Nono.
iuinoe ben b%elpuBten Sod nad) obcll
81 %betoroern. CnS Sau rib mo Ole
Steinc iielen linn oili ben aopi.
Chandler ~itiir6te IN Den Seller, 100
or bon Dem 8oliSiiten Wiacr bonn
norbmeitIiden Iiitrift ouigeimocn
ipuroe. Sebterer lieB beu &crun,
Gllulen ndd) pefl WtQt0lQllo general
Soipital bringen.
Spfer zines llufoIleS. -
Gie 1i-iabrige 3od)tcr beS Srn.& ap.
mono Songne, Stoats . Igcnten Der
ollnite0 Stntes Seultb II. Nccibcut
Co." Rr. Ais, equitable . 8ebGuoe,
6rI. Selen Tongue, mrlroe om 6rei.
tag I'M Tacoma Earf Sonatoriunl
basSpfer zines ifredlifen llngIiidS.
faues, inbem Tie BON Dem eleuator
6u Sooe gcqietidt wurOe. Sie Nod).
ri6t trai turi nad) Dem llnfdae in
Der eltcrliden @obnung, Nr. 70S.
Cater . Mpenle, Woperlp elm, mo
ibr Slater begab iid iofort nad ser
l~lniaqsiteIle. Sri. Songue botte I'M
Souie ibrer @robeItcrn, Srn. unb
3rau Sobn Sorb, in Tacoma Tort
aeIebt unb beiuhte cine in Der NGbe
Iiegenbe Yriuat +. Sodidule. Sbr
@ater febrte NIT Der Seide nod gol.
timore 5uriid.
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SdicRfcrtigCr ScmpercnSapOitel.


GonGrcBnlann 5. IbomoS &eilin be-
~ltrcitct, Den lteacr gciboiien an
BADEN. - Sot i6m nllr nit benz
&euoIner aui Ocn aopf geibIa9cn.
- Cine &ugcl nod niht aciurl.
ocn.
Gle 6roge, Die geItern in @aibina.
ton eiir-git beiprodlen ipuroe, lolltctc:
Sat GongreBmnnn s. QbomaS &eilin
bon Ilobamo Den Neger 2ouiS 2unOp
am 6rcitog Abcno ali ser Eenniplpo-
nlosNocnue gcihoiien ooer niht? Gin
9eriht aus Dem GmergenCp,SoipitaI,
no Der 8ermunbete Iiegt, beiagt, oob
Die augeI, Die ibnl ii6cr Dem Iinfen
DIR n ben aopf orang, nod nidt
geiln0cn lit, un0 bob ser 3.Strah.
lensNpparot feititellen mltb, oh cine
iol6c iiberboupt Sen bideu ShGoel
oca NcgerS oltrdbobrt bot. 2unop
'piip Hull pulltl BtllSIli.
90 er geitern iomieio nidt Dor &c.
ridt bate erideincn fonner, mllroe
Der Sail ~iibcrboupt nid)t ouigeruicn
ltn0 Die 9iiraihnft SefIin'S peiterbes
itcbcnb erfI1rt. Die Sron:e oeS S6it.
iolS in GerbinOung nit oicier 9iirg.
ihnit lit ~iiberboupt oroB; lie iultroc
nGmlid fir ocn idlagfertigen Gem.
pclen5.Npoitcl BON Dem %befonntcn
aSoloonfeepcr" George %. 9ripcr
gciteat, Scr elm Gbcnbilo oeS gr1ii4
ocrten iein ioQ.
Sbomns WcGreorp bon Heu. 9orf,
Der bilrd) cine Matte &ligcI aug benz
&epoluer 6eS Wdb5gfcits. Ercoigcrs
gctroffcn witrbe, lit MIR unbeoeuteno
p%crmunbct.
SEER Scfliu 6eItritt geItcrn iiber.
boupt, OoB CT oen Neger geif)oiien
babe, gicbt MIR oie @enibuna oes
Hepolpergrifics 81, nit Dem er inn
elren Sd)log ouf oen aopf periett
boben min uno 5iuar llur ats Hotb.
iucbr.
@ic idlon 6eridtet, fat SEER Scflin
lucgcn ser p:clcn an i'm eeri6teten
Grobbriefe sic GrIaubnib gum Srn-
gen cines Shicbeiiens. @citern aab
or mcbrerc oicier S6reiben %bcfaunt,
oercrl cines ldlltet:
o@ereite cid oorolf, 9eincn @ott
GIT icben; bon iett an bis ST. Gcn,ein
Sooe iiberlpoft. Siirhte iino 5~ittere.
GS liegt fein Shritt sipiiten Cir
un6 oenl 5ooe, crb1rmIidcr Salunfe.
rScoc gottesfiirftigc uno @eredtja,
felt lie6enoe Eerion lit gegen 9:fL
neil Gu Sic ifon ingerefter Moben
llntcroriidten nod mebr beoriiden
ipiuit."
Scrr SeiIin lit ser 9lutor ser Sim
Grpip",9iu fir Sen Giftrift Column.
bio.
Gin onbercS GpiiteI iogt: .@ebe
inter @ad)e mto gut bepafinet aus.
@colllb bat o%uigebort, cine 5uaeno
5u iein. Ser Siioen aebort Der Ie-
gerroiic."
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~ Nrei SibnnAell.

Ger Serat bielt belite BRET Sieun-
gen, uno 5luar bon II ltbr Wittag5
bis 3 llbr Nndmittoss, Don A llbr
NahmittagS bis I llbr NbenO8 unO
bon 1a9 bis Ht0 ltbr 9lbenoS.
Gos Solts belt 5ruei Sisungen,
cine 9tn6mittn8. uuo cine 9lbeuo.
iitung.
Ter brittle EoIt5ei Com.
miiiGr.
Plus 5uperlGiiigiter GlteQe fotnmt
oic Na6riht, BOP 0ouperneltr Gro.
Tiers Scrrn Sobn 9. u. @beltle aIS
GoIi3ei.GommiiiGr al STEELE OeS Srn.
Tranf q. Shirt ernennen piro, ser
bcfnnntIid) oieien Hoiten ousaeihIo.
gen bat. Serr @beltle lit 9Inmalt,
mobnt III 9tr. 100, Sit.@eit Ctr, uno
bate bis Dor Sturgeon cine bobcre
StcQung i'm bieiigen @oitomt inne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

bon unS nod europa fiber Baltimore
ober Neiu.gorf. aaiiite ODER 3niihen.
bed. @ediel, aisldnoiides GeIb.
Grebitbrieie uno @elbien0ungen.
Sbeo. $. 0iener & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit.Yaltimore. Strake.
d.
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Seidneinct Gure


l~IntOiten tHo hes arbeiters draite 5slnbe,
NIB ielu arbhtrs HdtBiel liz, uir Nieir Su re.
%Su5iten. geir baben has Stoblrm gel6it, 10
lueit @rueerie'u tn grtradt tommen, uno fms
bercit, bic beitrn @rucerie'u 25 bis 40 FroSeut
bint1rr, als bic miuoeiu rrthineu Surtcu III
%Iiefern, bic uuu @ruerrn ais lire beitet utr'
fault iperoen. - 9,ebuIt bic u. 4 y, Snnerlo.
mctbporn ai NIB ipnrt bic SenuieS.
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Scb6cI'S cin5igcs Ntelicr.

Wir baben nrr Gin Ntelier in galti.
moro, nnb Sas 6cfinbet iid in Der
Gtagc 81 ebcner GrSe, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ag', naBc Sisb-Str. SinSer-Ebu.
tograpbicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Nacntcm mmb fcinc Sreppen at iteiaen.
s. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 0sidGftsfibrer.
(315-)
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,6armpuie . Eafe,H

nparntpnte : Nafe,"
Nr. Ala, @eit.Jagcttc- Strafe, Garl
Sdjmiot, Snbabcr. @~iirsbnrgcr Soi.
bran friid) am 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. Scben Samitag Mbeno
Srei-Gun3ert. WpriI1,1O
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Sbeo. $. 9ieuer T. 60.

9eutides uno anoeres a%lsI1noi.
ides @eIo gcfauft uno berfauft.
@elbienbunsen beiorst nad Geutid.
lano, Seitreib, MubIano Ii. I. m.
@edieI ausseiteut auf auslGnSiide
ganfen. grebitbriefe uno SrapeIers
Cheques. tfft
17O.sBaltimore.Str.
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Nnnserf INN Wnn.

rWetaer.", vSbalia-" nnb yMrbei-
tcr'Manncrhur", MOntaa, 6. Mpril,
in Der @crmania-M Gnnerdlor. Salc.
(S2,9,96-O
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$50 Der ollerleste Mosfenboa ser

80" Der allerleste WoSfenban ser
Soiion miro am Z. gpril in ser yGbi-
lontbropie-Soae" bon Dem .3llper-
l1iiigen Ghanf. nnb altfm1rter.9 Ser.
Gin" peranitaltet. 3polf Yreiie iinb
fir Die bcifen' Brtppen uno Gin3el-
masfen ousaeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

ileber 800 aabeu in ben gereinistsn etaatsu.
500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

Die StraBenonrdbrud$ Commit.
iGre bobcn ole Ibnabme Ser gepflo'
iierten Oorf . Hoao bon ser @ant
Contraction So. permeigert, bis sic
cpncreteu Hanoitcine, melde obbro.
deln, mo SDeilc oes Eilaitcrs, mel.
die g%elunfeu iinO, rcparirt moroen
Ilno. Der Gontrott iiir Ole Tflalte.
ring ser Yorf =. Hooo milroe fir
$4,000 pergeben. Ger crit leste5
Subr nit einem aoitenouimonoe bon
$4,000 macabomiiirtc ct. Enulitr..
Souleporb lit bereitS ourd) oen ourd)
Die Eflalterung bon GbnrleSitraBen.
Npenue aIf ben 9ouleporo abgelenf.
ten Gerfebr unb Die HGibauten I'M
Sollfe bcs 9ouleporoS ruinirt nor.
Den, uno miro Staot . SngenieiIr
SenbaI etua $4,000 p%erausgabcn
miiIIen, Inn ooS StroBenbett ipieocr
in Sronung 81 %bringen. Sr. Sen.
oaa iogt, oob inter bieien llmltons
Den olid) iebes anbere Tflaiter rui.
nirt moroen WGre, mGbreno Die Sic.
roraturarbeitcn in bieiem Sole be-
ceuteno tbeiircr geporoen ipGren.
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Gon9rcBnlonn 5. SbomoS &eilin be-
i%trcitct, hcn NeQcr acidoiien all
BADEN. - Sat i6m nur nit benz
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sick headaches. lacked ambition, was
worn-out and all rundown Burdock
BLOOD Bitters made me- vel woman.
Mrs. Chas, Freitoy Moosup, conn.
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Sold in Guthrie BY {. R. RenfrO
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Continued from Page 2.


4 The Galleries Invaded.
The galleries already had taken
their fun share In the demonstration
The band kept up q continual flow
OF music WHICH finally started an the
delegates TO singing when HAL, Hail
the Gangs All Here was struck up
The band la the gallery worked
without cessation and wheRever IL
struck np enythinF With a chorus that
the crowd was able to follow. they
yeaea the wo-ds of toe air with wild
enthusiasm Delegates danced up and
down in the aisles to the measures OF
"A Hot Time" and shouted the chorus
Of Marching Through Georgia. 4"
While the latter air was rneiug
through a hall a determined enof vas
made By the frenzied Bryan shaate
upoD the Georgia standard. which. up
70 this time had been kept hsmly
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commissions and expenses-require.
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and business experience. Franz; w
Williams Company, Taylor and Camp
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street In city. on East side. Splendid
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shade and fruit
trees-Good barn
Price 100000.
Address: Home Care Leader.
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FOR SALL--A life scholarship for the
shorthand course in Gulledge's Bust
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lquire at The Leader office.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
Drawing by F. Vaux Wilson

population calculations IS the birth rate Of France,
which IS ga.
DR. George J. Engelr1an. Boston physician who
has contributed much curious Information on tins
subject 10 the medical magazines says that the
number Of children born of native American families
: less than that Of any other country IN the world
not executing France which has long been haunted
by the s1ecter Of dePopulatIon. l. Is strange and
curious circumstance that II America where more
than in anv other part Of the world the individual
fourishes. the race dies
One reason for this Is that men marry less and
marry later than thev used to This IS true else
where. but Il IS particularly true here No other
country unless perchance II be Australia supports
30 I.-g. and 50 enthusiastic contingent OF bach
eors There IS a certain select portion Of our pou-
1srjon in which every fourth man and every other
,ror,7sr * q bachelor There are certain coTnriri-
-i.s hat are almost without children.
Not all but a great deal OF this lack OF chl--
drer IS due TO the people who do not marry. one
-.a..,o z,hv there are fewer children and more
bachelors Is that children more expensive thaIl
rhez- used 10 be. John Graham Brooks close
student and investigator Of social conditions Sd
7s4 summer in Chautauqua address that the cost
# - child from birth TO economic independence
-7io7- easily amount twenty-five thousand dol-
lars and that too among families not among .i,e
,,-,, rich In an article written later he adds
that the growing consciousness OF TINS cost i "
handicap in the struggle for existence
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
Result of Counting the Cost

N1OW if YOU once begin counting the e'sI oI
~ children It is remarkable ho" esl'z II aPleils
afford 10 support ,. % ,...+
Ne all love children # not in the house at least
IN books or in orphan asylums. But II We nave nav,
children of our own they may die worse sun lley
nav live. and grow up TO disgrace us In any case
not counting the expense they are a constant
~ - - 9-,,r7-,- The poor no familiar with
% -, a. not mind 50 much the inconvenience OF
,.i'3ren and tbev are usually improvident enough
,r 70 count the cost of them
'iDI r. : a. vet NO instinct that makes man
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

\
Ser II e suburb IN Nassa-
c1rse--- lied attention from
lie r---- .-- that on the average d little
-l-e -- was born annually Tor every
-1---e- = the congregation n good and
Regular All over the country. and not
a---e 70 churches ministers are com
------ -- -..-e-sI- 20 find enough children
r t-e- -- ~ --1u a Sunday school Par
---z-E --.--- clergy asss4il their parish
i1ers -.- .- -14--iages and especially early
marriages
--- --e Years and more the birth rate
II ne -- -.--- has been steadily. ornInously
--- r. decline particularly among
'------. ...- that the blood of the Fathers
G The Re- has grown blue has also grown
The newer generations. Thomas
-=.--s- e4-lrua-es on the birth rate.
-----el --.-eE States would have II
s-5 ---- ~ eighty millions This predic-
.- .a- ---re ri, hen by the natural and
--a --. reproduction. The population was
er.-.--ti<e years. Benjamin
-- ---r .e- fifteen il . family ot
-l, average family IT has da|
present time it is- IT some po--
Jess than -rD.
--e .----. conditions Of modern lie
--e --e as of q hundred years 400 a
Think OF eight children
I-- different. O., course II
.--r There human nature still grows
-- z-- have nor yet broken with
cz-
-'-. @ --tr4-es the fact that America
.-i5as tgr its population on the
e- yearly increasing lmpoT-
~- European surplus Until I847 the
" av native reproduction vas
times greater than the grow n
B-- II The present time the native
l-g g1r.
..e 1-e ..---s tor example where The
-. Rare ..-r -sre clearly studied than theE
s-. -ae birth rate. taking the state
e births annually Tor each thou
-. The population Bur that Of the native
-----l.r ...--teer.. while that of the foreign
49, III --.. q. The thousand. more than three
o. ---=e. The slsg14lIJ1 MARI, the zero oi
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
NJ TE=FT7M T7MMTTEIIKEEVTEE EEFpITV

bachelor, and this is still less true in
the case of a woman. All the natural
passions are in league against such a
cosmic anticlimax The bachelor IS less
a creature Of nature than of calculation.