davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

The "Merry Widow" hat is nearly
as dead as Caesars ghost. 1t illu s.
trates the old saying there can be
"too much of good thing"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

A man can be "happy as king,
seated on the bleachers with five
cent cigar in his mouth, provided
the home team is winning the game.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

The tariff, the mother of the trusts,
must be proud of It's bunch OF selfish
children.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

Senator Aldrich and his conirereS
will soon be in session at Narragan-
sett Pier, and everything will be
fixed up right.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

Bryan's reputation rests principal
ly on talk. Taft has certainly made
name for himself 10y his work.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

That man is never fully appre-
ciated until he dies is illustrated III
the death of Grover Cleveland.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

No doubt lots of men are now
sorry they did not register.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

1t must be very dry and thirsty in
the Prohibition South these hot days
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

Ii is a noticeable fact that the rri
bune has cut out the "Smilers".
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

1t is expected that the Denver COM
vention will be more spectacular
than the Chicago affair.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

Rings Little Liver Pills for bilious
ness and sick headache. They clean the
system and clear the skin. Price 25c
Try them.-GRADY. the Apothecary
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

I'm "bard times" It is difficult to
end "soft snap"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

QCbcr bel Manifestation mo Ole
! Sd)oiiunN ciltc3 Nrbcit3 g WtIl,Iltts
RUNS in Ser Nun0Ca-NC9icrumQ. Sic
fnrocrt cine Ncn0CrunQ Der @Cldl0lta-
rc0clu I'M observation-disclosures, pa.
nit Is %unobbGnQiN pom Ocnl ciNcn.
mGd)ti0Cn Wincn ee@ Sprcd)ers miro
un0 Oic Wicbrbcit Der Wlit0licOcr oc2
&ouica @cIc9cnbCit bat, Ole Gontrole
Der @cicBgebrn0 alta3uilbcn. Wo9
Der rCpltbIitaniid)c Gonucnt in Gbi.
cago ubgclcbnt bat, 0o@ ioroCrt Der
0cmlofrotiihe, n0nllid) ole &Cr0iicnt.
Iid)umQ Der GompoGncs3citrG0c mo
5nor Dor Scr Mobl. Gle bcn1ofrotl-
ihc Tortci pcrpilihtct iid) 5ll elmer
itrcngcn l%lCbcrrpahul1 Der i'm 5ui-
i6cltitootlihCn Ncrfebr tb6tigcn 81.
icnbobncn mo ior0crt cine He0llIn.
ton Der 6rodtiGtc oil WrulO mo
nod 6%cititclhng 0Ca mirflihcll Wcrs
Tics scr @nhncr. Sic NllSgu6c BON
ncltCn Wcrtbpapicrcn icitena Der Dab.
men ioQClt ser Nltiiid)t Scr Vul0CS-
HC0iCrung m1tCrItCIlt mcr0ct. Ganlt
miro elmer lucitercn &crmdiiruug Der
NnIoHcfupitallcn uorgcbclAt. Sic
Elottiorm crfldrt lid gCgcn sic Gen.
troliiotion Der Wodt IN Der @un0co-
HcAicrlnlg unO iicbt III Ser GrbnItung
Der Stnotcuredltc oic ii6crItc &iirgs
ld)olt gc0cn nnti.rcpltblifoniide Be
ItrCbun0cn. Sic for0crt Gr6oltull0
scr notiirlihcn @iiliSquclcn beS
&nn0ce Acacn monopoliitiihc llc6er'
grille, iomic Die GntmidcIina ser
@niicrpeac, (rodcrtc0utg scr Sim.
pic mo @Crtciclung iuoiicrloicr Can.
ocrcicn. Ger SlnpcrioIianma, Scr
ms cnormC Srmncn g%cfoItct rno
nit Den WrlIn0iGtClt Der Tntion niht
ilbcrcinltimnnt, miro perurtbcilt. Die
llnobb6llNiGfcit Der Bbilippincn JOLT
profIonlirt mcrocn, iobolo BORT einc
table Ncgierrng errihtct lpcrOcn
fam. Gas Hortei.Brooromm crfldrt
iid iiir cine Ginfommcnltellcr, oamit
aud Scr Ncid,tbum Den ibm ocbiD,
reuben IntBcil iiir Den 9un0cSbouas
bait bcijutrn9cn bat; cs crflGrt lid)
iilr bic oircttc Scnotorcr=gEnb( iiir
Die IoIortiaC NltfnobnIc N%ri5ona'S mn
Nclt Mcrito'S IN Den Stootcnbuno.
Gic ocnlofroiiibe Elottiorm nilnmt
Ole &ntcrcllcn Der ArobCn @oIfSmuis
len iebcninIlS better mobr, ais on8
EroGranm 0ca rCpnblitoniidcl Son
ncntS, 0aS Den Observation-Disclosures
Sntercilcn nid)t sat nnbc tritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
8efanntmod lnraen.
Gcportemrnt fir Uiienilihc sidcrbcit-Snutcn.
Cub Scpartement occ @rboncc'Jnipclturo'
NitrrnMs, Mnthll0me.

anu u e. ~. NllU lbuS.
S(loc6utc luCrbct cIliacDen genpmTer non
Der GonirnitDcb6roc Der Stnot Baltimore iiir
cincn c%lcitriibcu @lcoator I'M SciGugniB Der
Stnbt Baltimore iiir Den Gebror6 Der Seiilgs
nibsNcbOroc.
a~orciiirt an Den rNourb uf 9lpnros Of Vultts
more sim" mo nit Der sluiifrift sIroppial
ior GGcctric GIcputOr at Baltimore Sin Sail"
uuf Ocr gluBenieite, %oerfebclL .@rn. z. Scipca
IbumGc. StGotsJteaiitrator, IN ociiel Niirenu i'm
Natbbnr5 nm ooer Dor II llbr giurmiltngs am
10. Suti 1908 iibcrrct6t lucroer.
SCocnt Itgebot mus elm an Den WtuOor lilto
Stuotrutb bon Baltimore 6u1lburer ccrtiit6irtcr,
uuf cine pGtcnrin9 0nute"sSonf gc8ogencr Gbed
ilber $500 ~beigetiigt fem.
Ser ertoIgret6c Dieter mub @itr1ihuft iteIIet
uto oct NcItitlrtlltgelt bcS iliotilhen Gbdrters
hc5iiGlid G~ultrafie nadiummc1t.
3cthrln9ct uno Spc5itifniinocn lbnhcil am
uoCr uud Dem .. Suli 1908 i'm ViircuI Oe5
@Chdlncz Nntpclfore bCiid ijQt iucrber.
Gle NcbOr0c heDdlt lid bus Icbt Dor, ir0cno
Elm uocr ale NlIgebutc al ocrlUcrfcH.
Golparo :. frcitun,
9cbduoc- Stfpeftpr.
Gencbmigt
Z. &nrrD Mnbuol,
WiaDur.
CIuIi2 81 g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
llnicrc Grutcs Yin siidltcu.

GoS Idcrboil Tcpurtcmcnt hat
IciN9n Wtonotaherid)t ilber 0cn Stan0
imtlcrcr Suotcn per0ifen.liht. @a2
Sen Wiutcrmei5en utlotot, 10 lit Der
WCrid)t hcrCits cin Grntebcrid)t. Gas
iulgiinltigc Wctter o1S Sltlli bot Die
Nci5cnernte spar gcld)1oigt uno Der
Grtra0 blcibt i'm ctlua 70 Wiiuipncn
Suldel blntcr Der 0ea HCcor0. &abrc3
1906, IN iucldJcnt rull0 1913 Wtiuionalt
Suidcl gecrntct lultroen, 5ltriid. IS
hlcibt oic ~bieoiGbrige Mci5cncrntc
tgpbOcm cine quite Gurd)idnittacrnt,
Vic Grltc bcS COMMENTATORS miro
AMI 276H Wiuioncn SuidcI Neid)GBt.
Ncnn bicgSittcrungspcrbGltniiic gin.
Zig blcib2rL 10 miro Der Grtrog an
Sommcrluci5cn Der oritt0roEtc IN Ger
WCjdihtc 0cS Sunbc5 lcin. Sn 1899
ipllrocr iibcr 293 Wiuioncn ln0 in
1901 iiber 2S71a Willioncn NuidCl
Sommcrmci5an gccrntet. Gic Sotol
N%ci5cncrnte miro fir bicica Sohr oili
nobcilt SOB Wtillioncn Wllld)cl &C
id)0Gt 81 Williolten @llihcl ntcbr,
ais Ole lebtiubrigc Grlttc crgub. 0it
Wni@crntc miro IN Dem Hc0icrltn9Ss
bcrid)t oui runo 2727 Miuioncn Yll.
idlcl Ocrnnlhlngt, 131 Milioncn Nlls
libel mcbr ais IN 1907 unb ilbcrbolpt
sic 5mcitgrobte Woisernte in Der Wc.
lhidJtc Der %crcinigtct Stuotcn, Ger
ortro0 al Sufcr miro nlf 1902 Mil
lioncn &uldcl gclbGbt, $40 MtiGio.
ncn Nuidlcl mcbr ais I'M Torinbrc.
gltd) N%ounnpollc pcripridlt rcidt Gr.
trdgnlIic, lo0oB cine pole Grnte jlt
criuortcn lit. Sen bat rs IN Wtcn1c
Gc0cbcn unO bic Sbitcrntc ptriprid).
cine rcihc ST lucrbcn. Gic Erciic ul.
Ter 6nrn1proouttc finn unoollcrn0
bod mo proIitubel iiir Die Sornter.
Gicic bnbcn nllo lrob l"l1icrcr Wirtb-
ldlnitlihcn GCprcilipn elm Nrolperi.
t0taiubr ST. eruartcn. los mag oicl
6n}lI b%citroacL unlcrc in6litricle II
GcidJ0ftlidc Gage lpiC0er III bciierr.
europa miro ms ll1lercn ltcbCriluE
on 8ctrcibc ubnchmtlt, ga Die Grntc-
NnSlidtcn in mnthcn cltrop0ilhCn
S0roern nld)t helon0ep2 Niinltiar limo.
ilundl III NnBlnnb, Der curnpdiifcn
&ornfMmmer. "llniere Sootcn lillN
Gic13S ,Sohr piel ncitcr por0clhrittCu,
olH lie c9 lcBte1 >Snbr nm 6icic Belt
morcn. Die @ciobr. 0ob NollmuuoQc
mo Moi9 0urdl irilben SroIt gcjdG.
ni9t ipcrOcn f0nntcn lit oIio oerinN.
Glnc rcldlc Grntc miro obcr nidt bloii
clnen Ailnltigcn Ginilub uui unier IN
Hultr,ellca in0 Qcid0ftIidca Scbcn ia,
ben. lonocrn oltdl bic Soften ser &c
bcnSbnlhtng ncrrin1trn. &cbcnsmit.
trlprciic limo i'm lebtcn mic in bicicu,
Sabre lW%lNcluohnlid hod) 0clucicn.
Sin 0%erobaeben Der Vrciie iuiir0e
0cn1 conlitmireuoen Shcil 0cS Nolfcs
brdlluiQfomnen icin. Noficntlid mo-
den Die Glemcnte tcinen Strid) mcbr
eurdl Die gilten ernte- auSiid)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

Vi II Is lono mill eiucN
Frillp pon $50 UiiQioncn Collars
ol'lc1ell. Nr6 in Gnglono mill irgt
9hlBlono cilen lbcil Scr 9Unlcibc llrl.
tcrbrlltgen. Gle Monor6en. 9c0c0.
nlnlg Don Tepal ioQ 6riidte troQcu.
&n Fetersburgi it Der b G.
rilbnlte rilIIilde Gomponiit Himifi-
aorlotom einem @er5i6luge crlcgen.
Gr mar Der bcrporrogcuOIte untcr
Den lebcnOcn ruiiii6en lqnoi6tcrn.
Gic rllilld)c Wttiit crleioct orrrh icin
NIn'fetoen einen l6per 81 crictcn.
Den @crluit. .-...,
HnNufouNta fueF,TL, MtScr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

Sos d nd 5mi d) Ell
Sen Ser. Stooten ms &cne5uelu III
%5cridnittcl. Erdiiocnt Gaitro bo.
oCu pcnc5uclnniihcn @cid)GitstrGgc:
III &nibinBton abberuicn, neil ser
Gncrifanilhe @cid)Gftatr1ger Slce.
per bon Caracas ~nbbcruicn morben
lit. Nit Der NbbCruiung Senor Be
los 0oitirpos liu0 sir Oiploniotiidlerl
Ncjiehungen iluiidcn orll Ser. Staa-
ten INTO EcncjucIa u~oQitGncig abgc,
brod)cn. Eroiiocnt GoItro bot lett
Sdbren cine nrroAuntc Goae gelpielt,
mo linicrc He1icrlng bat oa5u BEL
Qctrngen, ais lie Dor iilni Sabrcn bel
bcnt Gonilift jpiid)en Gcnc5ucla uno
0cn elirop1iifleu Wdd)tcn Gnglono,
S~eutidIiano mo Stnlien Gnitro III
lcincm 5rot lncbr obcr meniger be.
lt1rftc. llnier @clnn0ter 0crpcn trat
oamala bcionbera iiir %~Cne5uela Gin,
unb Goitro lit icitoem llilr bohiob.
render acmorOen. @cnn or iebt oic
oiplonatilden Vejicbungcn 81 ocn
%creinigtcn Stouteu gun5 uno 9nr
obgcbrohcn hot, 10 lit oos aud fem
llngliid. Sie Ser. Stnntcn f0nnen'S
ertragen uno abmartcn. Mon miro
'tlon mieoer tomnlcn un0 anfniipien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Ebiaip WQrtGcl

o iturb am 8. Iuli. 1905 pl0NIib FDInip
SartDcl, o~elicbicr 6atte bon Gpu Ndrtbcl, I'M
-. .aOre lemeg Se6elIs. Que NcerOtGnlg lIloCt
ictncr lctiCll ISpbnung, 9tr. All. SHo -WiuOCiras
eiraBc. aus llGtt, uno Damn ndb oct 81. DIt'
hGciaAtlrCbc. 100 nm 80 Nor cine 9%ieuuicnls
6odDHlciic iir bus 3cil icincr Sccle Celebrlri
miro. &crpurotc ulo 5r6cnioc iilIo u%hiuuG5s
nuu CinDcluoCI. 1873
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

u q Of, 0cn monatlid ) Ell
NlamciIc len OcS @oiicrlidJcn StotiItl.
ldcn Nntea iIbcr ocll allalp1rtiQcn
Son0cl GeltihInn0'a i'm Nionnt Vtoi
bat bic Ginfllbr gcAcn Ocu &ormonat
tetrot)tIih 5li9cnonniclL lit obcr
gcgcn Den Wtoi Oc3 GoriobreS itnrf
5ilrild gc9ongcl. Gle NuSiubr on'
pcgen bat cincn ~itartcn 9luiihmlng
9cnomnlcn, loluobl 9cBcn 4pril, mic
olld) geGcn Wioi 1907. Sie mar iibcr
cine bolbe Oti0ion Sonncn GROCER,
ais I'M Wtai 0ca ToriobreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Gr~icsiun=ginic

Tcuc idncac Sas.5Gmpier.
,2urb Baltimore" u. ,Yrnn" nad Ybilaoetpbta.
Subrcn t1nlidl NIB SunntnGo, Miorgciis mn
3 llbr. bon Der Erntt. Sir1bc, 5iuiihcn Der CAT
bert ulb Soni6 SiruGc, ah, ,6uItei an 81 Bet
tcrtpn, Spmn Epiut, GbcinpeaicsGit ct.
8eprgc's, Tciniuarc'Gitb nno GbeIter, ga: lans
acit ~ln9cidbr I'M 3 llbr Wioracns in Ybilaocl'
pbin an. Nnt5itdcnoc Sabrt onrfl ben Sanol.
EGiingicrc ionncTl llab Vclicbelt bis GGcfnpenfcs
Gin uno Ncitcrton iabrcIt mo auf bcr 9ildinbyt
nit bcm Boot mad 9nnic 3uriidfubreft. no itc
I'M : llbr nnlunNcit, ,~Snbrpeis rad Bbtluocls
pbia $3.50. 6unofnbrt U5 Ingc). gltt. al it,
nenb ciuem 5las oocr Nndibcoie Suriid Suiebreli,
$3.50. uocr RiiGicbr uuf cincm Sugc Der VAL
%tiinurcsS binsl'uhn, $3.50. SnrbiabrtesSiUeie
per 9ticnbubn bon YbiiaotipbiG nad, Atiantie.
Stir, Supc N,nn, gong Sraud,, Srau 8rpor,
Acbnrb fnri, Nlpanb, Iron, Heip.YpIt NIB
njroIidlcn Emnttcu. W;ablScitcH 80 Gents
aahtoGnpicr p~crlniicn Isratt Sirabe reaeImdbig
8 llhr Ihcnbo nit Iusnnbmc bon SoltniopcV.
2idci3 bel Nlhanab's sum Scrfaut. Shrelbetl
Sic iiir Ncppcifcr,
Glarencc Sbriper, stecnt,
Cuni23- gia3D Er. 1873, 2igbt'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

Gie Gbicogo'cr MOLTEN
Dem fiir5Ii1 pc@rltorbcucn gr.Er1li-
bclten Glcuclnu0 Gin Gcnfmal ictcn,
neil CT m1brcno bc3 9robcn GiIcli.
hahn. Stritcs I'M Sabre 1891 ourdD
G%nticnNung BON SuulocStruppcu nodl
Chicago Sic 9tllbc BORT Wicoer Der.
NeItcllt babe. @na olio BON pieler
Selltci Glcuelnno 5llm Gorpuri ge'
moht morOcn lit, miro iiir Die GDi.
cago'er InloB, Dem cutihloilenen
Superintendent Elm GcntmaI II icben
60 gebcn bic llrtbciIc Der Menlden
dllacinon0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
(Scu. ~. .Spmbcrn.

IS itarb am 10. SuIi 1908. s llbr 4G yiin.
Ibcuoe, in letncr lebte1l g8ubnuHg. III. 1908.
ytorosSattle Gtrabc. 1ep. u. 3umberq, 9~CIicbter
Gate BON STATE Sunlberg, i'm 80. Sabre icine5
rebens. Die Belt oer BeeroiGung miro ipulcr
unQC8clnt. I93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
SpuounsHnrf=

garcan: 9r. 81, Mcit.snra .Strohe, nto
Snnpt.tSingnng: 6rehrrid sMuab.
9c0rdbntBpldRc bon $50 an IlHter hcIilnoiacr
lperoen int Ircihbnu5 am 0nuptsGilguug &C.
finoclt. Infer glgcnt miro, Wcnn aclpilnibt,
porfprcben. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

aItimurc. ocu 6. Sui 1908.
Sic rScmtihe 5cncrucriitcr unDS . Ueielihaft
upu Baltimore"
Ginc i.cuerireic Iiuiocnbc upu orci Yrp6ent.
am mo Iad Dem IS. Srli 1905 6uD!bGr, lpuroe
bcllte au2gciuurfert.
Subn y. 2anbcr,
NS9,91, $50 Scfrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

Ger polntihe NNCst NJ [
0cnt lu%tpoluild)cu Nunlcn @icocrs
mann bat Scr polniid)cn |rcile nit
2cibilt, Oab CT trot AlniicOcluu9S-
Gonmiiiion in1o @ntcigmtngS-@eirh
i'll Ocl lcbtcn 5luei Monntcn nod u
bclltlde NelittbiimCr, Ourulter orci
Hittcrgiitcr, nnpcfuuit babe lul0 bic.
Ielbcn Eolcn 5llll %crf0uf unbiete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
,Sereiniatc Yadcr. Cscicnihaft."

UStttlNlHtC gNHCI NEH 'ulun.
Sanliiap, Den II. SuIi, NbcuhS $ u6r, Seues
rnlOcrlntinllnt0 mo Nn'bc6nblnlla ocr uiettcl=
SScit GertngtorsSirG
Gbnrlcs Srucpp,
Gg2-3 Scfrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Bud Greet Snmpicr-G ompagnic.

UVUW VFVtI ~WHVPT" SVNHFWU"Vs
Summcr' Sabrpian.
gbiabrt beg Samplers nab Rod Grecf lno
StonN Greet bon Spcoocn's gScrftc, AM Sube
heS 9roGotunb. tiGIidJ Inn 8 ubr Wlordens nno'
Ganlilaps Inn q llbr W2oraer5 utio SoflntogS
hnl 4 uno s llbr WurBefs nro 2 lbr Nnhrrlts
tags.
epcSial.sateu fir gcreiae, airhen NIB sonn'
tngeldlnicn.
eSeiicrc InStunit eribcilt fdrtftll6 ooer
iniinnIi6 Subn n. 0catb i'm Siireal Der Cont
H1dmittu9s. mo. Ybpne. u 3S1.
(Wtui20-SertD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
SurrnInc.

Wulcriid,. - Yarfartig. - Sricolid.
gSciilid bon 9SGIbrouf cine mo cine babe
Wtctlc. Wtuillt SolOs2SagAors mno pprratuc-
gSuGAplS htrCit bis Sum @itadnH. VCibe Ics
lcpbndc. GtuOt Niircui i'm 8~iucitcr Slur bcS
rllniol GruIta GcbdloIS," GGartcos NIB 5aNrttc.
Gtruhc. (Utuil, 1N,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

Nnn aud Elm @oI5 Sru it
nit elmer capitalization BON 300
Wiaioltcn Collars. Wcr bat Did.
Oil it)0ncr @ol0?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

Sn Dem Guunu5 9u0
&onlblr1 iin0 100 cu9liihc 4cr5tc
cin~8ctroilcr, I'M oclltiAc 0cilqucllul
81 lhl0ircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
ltnachu6cnc SdGbc.

Ia9 cn1liihc llntcrbolla bat cine
llntcrillHung iibcr Die @0bc Der III
cngllid)cn 9onf- &nititutcn Iu9crn0cl
0cpoIitcn oQcr Nrt. nm Die iif icit
icd)a ,fobrcn sic @ciitcr nidt gefilnt'
merit bnbclt, in Nltaiid)t 9Cnomnlen
IS mor lGll9it befannt, DAP III per.
%id)icocnen cn9lilhcn @nnfcu groBe
Summcn mo &oItborfeitcn logcrn,
0crCn Better clttmc0cr p]critorbCn
iino o0cr ibr GiDcntbum pcr9ciicn
hobclt. IS miro bcballptct, oab mall,
dc @onfcn aus ioldcn DcrgciIcncn
CcpoiitCn 9robc Ginnobncu gcbuht
lno nit ibrcr Siilic piclfu6 ioaar
lire WclhGitspalGlte erDnlIt babcn.
Ger NlltrngItcQer, Sr. 9ottomleS, be
tontc, 0oB cine cin5igc &cltcnos9'unt
in 2onool ctmu 10 Miaioncn Col.
lars all Dergeiiclcn 0cpoiitcn bclitc,
mo Dap 5. y. BON sen 0ipioeuoen
engllldcr Observation-Disclosures 5llr 3eit
nidt iucnt1cr ais 5 Wiillioncn lett
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New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
,,MR. ANDREWS OVERRULED
Home of Insane Wife Must BE
Surrendered.

The Of Blanche L Andrews. vire OF Coh-
giant A Andrews. president of the United states
Savings Bank. up again in the supreme
Court yesterday Justice Dayton declined 70 sane
ton the payment of certain items incurred by
the acting COMMITTEES of her estate. He also d.
rected that the S1sooo year allowed for the sup
port of Mrs. Andrews in Bloonnsdale Asylum be
reduced to 900 month. and that the home OF the
incompetent at No. 81 Madison avenue, at present
occupied BY her husband, be surrendered from Sep
in storage.
tee of the estate for instructions TO payment OF
claims amounting to s.z3 30. which consisted OF
expenses incurred by Mr.. Andrews. committee
of her person. for her support and that Of her
household. including portion OF the rental of the
Madison avenue house prior to December l. 1907;
December l. 1907. OF s.534 70; counsel fee
for services of Mr.. Andreus's lawyer in appeal
to the Court of Appeals in connection with an ap-
plication for change of the abode OF Mrs An
drews amounting to s.5S 36. and charge by DR..
Boot for services in connection with the same ap-
plcation of 500.
The expenditures for maintaining the Madison
avenue house by the COMMITTEES of the person was
''by order of the court required to account" says
the Justice but as far as I am informed he has
not done So
The purchase Of the automobile is characterized
as unauthorized. The court rules that the counsel
fees and doctors charges in question may not be
charged against either the principal or income OF
the estate
At the instance of Mr.. Andrews habeas corpus
proceedings were instituted last spring TO have
Mrs. Andrews transferred 70 her home He was
unsuccessful and on appeal the ruling OF the court
was affirmed. He made still another similar appi-
cation with the result that Mrs Andrews was
moved from The KnolIs Bloomngdale. where
she is.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
SAMUEL ELISHA RELcHER.

Samuel Elisha Belcher. at one time president OF
the Jefferson Insurance Company and for many
years connected with the corps of engineers of the
old Croton AQueduct. died Tuesday at the home
of his son-in-aw. ". S. Bullard, at No. 81 Fair
field avenue, Bridgeport. Conn. The funeral was
held yesterday and the body was taken to Ossining
\. Y, for burial
Mr.. Belcher was born at Harmony Mission Sta
ton, Bates County. Missouri in 1873. the Of Dr.
William Nathan Belcher The family removed to
Ossining. \. Y. and Mr.. Belcher attended the
Mount Pleasant Academy. Following his gradua-
tion there. he taught district schools at Chappa-
qua and ar yorktown. n. Y.
He came to this city in 1871 and became clerk
in a foreign exchange and stock brokers' Office in
Wall street Later he was engaged successfully IN
the wholesale grocery, drug and hardware business
In 1859 ne appointed secretary Of the Jefferson
Insurance Company. He became president OF the
company nine years later and remained with II IN
that capacity UP 1sa4, when he retired
Nj Belcher married Miss Elizabeth Foshay.
daughter of Jacob Fostay, OF West Chester. and
granddaughter OF John Foshsy. q soldier in the
War of the Revolution He leaves two daughters
He was member Of the New England Society OF
1y0
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
TURKS HERE ORGANIZE.
Talk at Dinner About Constitution
Not Al Hopeful.

The sZrlan-Ottouar General Union launched
last night dinner given in honor of Nahle
Moutrzn Pacha at Kalils in Park Place AT the
same tine there were speeches eulogizing the new
constitution granted by the Sultan Turkey. with
voice OF caution tnterjected urging that the trial
Of il should be awaited There was also a note Of
Syrian hope Of more unity z distinct nation but
zone voiced Z wish 10 separate from the greater
Ottoman power.
The Acting Minister Munrji Bey. could not
attend but there were fifty representa- tive
syris1s present. among them Nojeeh Haney. a
banker and promoter Of Beirut. and Kali Farah.
-ho was ore Of the speakers. He comes from
Montreal and was introduced as the John D.
Rockefeller among the Syriens The son OF Nasrf
Hzten read z poem eulogizing the Beirut banker
Alexander Eazigf was toastmaster. and the first
sneaker was the pacha- who confined his remarks
II gratitude 10 his countryrnen for the dinner in
his honor and Z prediction Of pernanence for the
rev constitution
pr Ekouri the secretary OF a proposed Syrian
college IN Alabama tried check the constitution
supporters II their warmth by demand that they
should test the sincerity OF the Sultan and
his nez advisers He said that he was most de-
cideslv n favor Of the neu government but q test
should be awaited. This did not meet with any
favor and then he declared that in country
where corruption had aoounded unchecked for SO
-ar~ wears an immediate reform could not be ex
pectsd In this he also did not receive any sup
port
Our ATTITUDE should be cloaked with caution
We should educate the people. educate them more
end more IS in education is the safeguard of lib
e-ry'
Other speakers. all eulogistic without stint for
the new government were Tewfk Fakher. Nicholas
Audraus Ossad NaIkv. editor of 'Ed Daleel and
ssIirn Mokarzel. editor OF ''A1 Hoda- TeVhk
Fahker mentioned with disbelief the report that
men we're about to raise enough money 10 build a
Turkish battleship. which was resented by Dr.
Elkou-i. He said he knew that the report was
Nahle Mout-an Pacha said before the meeting
thst the constitution was sure 20 be permanent
although he vas nor that the army woulo
remain behind I. q. unanimously it is at present