davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-17
cHol ERA IN MANILA.

Manila, Sept, 16.Thirty-one cases.
of Cholera have been reported in this
city in all, and the death record mn
to the present time is twelve.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Ger n%cllcrnalntc Marinc . Nttud)e
ser ocutiten 9otihait inG8oibington,
Gorpctteu . GapitGn Heemlann, miro
icine SbGtiafcit I'M Nopcmbcr oui-
ncbnlcn. Border miro CT bci'm
NeihS . Wurincnnlt scr ilblidcn >Sn.
iormotioncn t~bciIboitig meroen.
Cine Nn5abl Nrncrifancr uno
Gclttih e Nmcrifancr bobcn iid) nett
croin1S NebuiS @riinoun9 cineS
Iultid) . Nncritaniifcn Clubs i'll
Samburg 5uiammrn9ctban. gtnd Der
tiir5lid ltott1cfltnoencn eriten Ser.
iommIl>ng SIT urtbeilen ideint oieie
S0ee b~cion0ers in Sen &reiicn ser
&uiimnnnidoit. 0ic nit oenIercinig.
ten Staotcn in 9ciieblng itcbch 8ro'
Sen 2lntlong SIT iinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

mort Crbiclt, bottc Morqltct onl 9.
W0r5 mieocrnm 1rihricbcn uno nit
einem SfonOnl gC0robt, Der olti Ole
gauge Somilic Sfunoc bringcn Mir.
sc, Tolls ooS @el6 niht bis 81 cincn1
bcItimmtcn Scrmin cintrGic."
Gum Sd)lllb battc Scr 9riciIdlrci6cr
9r0Btc GiSfrction onNcrotberL nit
Dem 8enlcrfcrL n0ie bodIten &0ltptCr
itcbcn niht me6r felt ulli ibren S6ll-
tern; mo- blide olti EortIgol."
Ger ErGlibcnt bate Sen @rici Ocn,
fronjoiiid}en @cnCroIfoniul iibCrgc.
ben Der iid nit Der irnn56iiIhcn 80.
li5ci in Gerbinoung icbtc, Worquct
fam Dor Gin GricGSGcridt, fom obcr
NIT feds So0cn Sait oopon, oo oaa
aicaSGcridyt Dem iun0en Monle lpc.
gen irineS ioniti8en GlItcn Gborofters
Die &crgiinitianno pcs @ciebcS iiir
eritmaIigf &cr9S6en npGfNciben licB.
6rQnfretG s Warofto.
o., 2 ton0puuft.
GoriS, %. NuguIt. - Ger Gri.
lmpb Whlloi Sofio's in Moroffo, ser
Ol,rd icinen Sicg iibcr icincn 9ruocr
NbOlll g5i5 Der iuirflidc Sulton OcS
HeidcS geuorocn lit, por in 5rnnf-
reid crluurtct iUorOcn ulO man bate
Die 6raAc lcincr oiii3icllen Nncrtene
nlrltg id)ou lcit lan0e pclltilirt. Gem
Gcrntbulcn nad ipur0e Die Nn0ele'
ac1bcit iniorncL inter Den Wiitglic'
bern oc9 bicitgcn Observation-Disclosures
beIproden, un0 5uciicIloS lUoren Die
Gntmidelung mo Die 3utunit Ser
maroffoniihcn Situotion ionic ole
Stcllungnnbnc ser YtGdte 8egcn.
lt0noe Der Gr0rtcrul9 bei'm leeten
3uiommentrciicn a0nig Gomurb's II.
beS iron5oIiidcn &rennier . Winiiters
Glemcnccnlt.
Die GnliiiGre Wltlai Sofib'S, bic
Der Niniitc> Oc5 9leubcrn Eid)on fiir5.
lid nidlt cnlpiongen molltc, bobcn ge.
ruIoig IN Nori5 Die 3eit nbgemortet,
81 Der man iie lulllfommen beiBcn
oiirite. sic ia9cn, boB Wtl,loi 9oiio
Gin trcllcr 6rcun0 Guropo's lein uno
fir Die Nuircftcrboltung BON Sro.
lrlng mo 6ri2Oen in Woroffo Gin.
tretcn mcrOc. Gos Gr6c, ooS or BON
icinem 9ru0cr ilbcrnebmc, lei Elm org
5erriliencs mo OcrnrmlteS Heid). Gub
es fir Whiloi 0oiio GllBcrit ifmieri0
lcin ncrOc, ode on i'm gcitellten gns
lpriihe 5t bcirieoigen, miro 5ilgegc.
ben, ood miro or 5iueiieQoS Die bon
Iboul 9l5ij ouiGenommlenen anlei6cn
%ilbernebnlcn miIlicu uno ebenIo Ole
ibucren ans Der grmorouna ocs
6ron5oien Gr. Walldamp, ,lno oen
Woroen bon Gninblnnca cntitonoenen
Terpflidtliirgett.
Sn5piiden miro Sranfreid in
Woroffo bel icincr Yolitif, bic nidt
oiti GrobcrlmNcn allsgebt, bleiben II.
feline 2ruppcn aus Dem Heid)e ,lriid.
5icbcnL ioboIo Oic Inordie gu gnoe lit
uno mieoer 6ric0cn berriht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
Wicrtt Warb.

Grftcr -322 WorSsGu!bcri Strnbe.
3tuciicr-203 Weft Whulberrps Sirnbe.
Gritter-3i2 Nuros8reene Sirnile.
2ilertcr-7t3 Ncils WlulberrGs Strube.
Siiniier-60t Sefts Sarningl Sirube.
Sc6Stcr -7i3 Wcits2 crinatonsS trube.
SicbCnter-l27 Rcurl 5trabc.
Nbicr-5 NorosRCnrI Strnbe.
Ncunicr-7 Hnrhs mennonite lpcnue.
Sebntcr-3i SiiosSree Sirube.
@Iitsr-2 23 WeitsSGrnioads Strubc.
3>pGIitcr-0t5 Oft SuOcttes Sirnke.
Grct6ebntcr-202 NorosS reocri6s Strul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
SRuitc @arb.

9rfier-1427 WcGlberrbs 5irnbe.
3lpeiter-5O2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9ritter- 444 @isquitbs Strabe.
8iCricr-1023 SiHcHsSirabe.
Siiniter-5l0 NprnhSigbsS trube.
Sedster -2I3 Horos9iphs Strube.
G%iCbcnlcr 1906 SprreitsS trabc.
Nbier-t50 gtoros @reters Strube.
Tcunter-1222 H1diuus SiraBc.
2cbnter-i3t5 Oft Snoettes Strabe.
9lfier HOS Oft ggttngtou StraBc.
Smblftcr-42t Noro'Goch Strdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
IS neueS Eotcnt9G.
H ieb II Strait. ,

y II l u l. -
2on6ou, 2S. NuNltIt. 0oS
mad Dem neltcn Eotcttgcicb altSl1ll-
bern 9cwGbrte n@%naocniobr" lief &c.
Itern ob, uno fortot fonnen olsldn.
6iidc Yutentc in gnglono nit cnts
iprc6en0cr 6riit reno5irt merben,
fuQ9 Die potcntirten Yrtifcl nidt I'M
&crcinigtcn &0ni0rcid) iobri5irt oocr
Der Eotcntprojcb nidt III ollgcmeIic.
nCm lllniongc I'M &unbc angepcnoct
miro.
Cine groBc Nnjo6l ouSmGrtigcr
Sirntcn bobcn bereitS @runoitiidc
sur Grridtllng BON 6obrifcn in @roB-
britonnic1 oefolrit, picle un0crc trcf.
fen Sprbcreitlmqcn oo3ll. Sic Webr.
5obl iinb Oclttide uno amcrifoniide
Sirmert.
Sir NIirc0 ESonc&, scr Gbef elmer
bcocutenben Gbcber. 6irmo, mcint,
oob nuf Oieic @eiie 1925 100000, 0it
ionit fir I'M auSlonb fobri5irtc Nrti.
fcl olisgcgeben piirberl, bier oll0cle0t
mCrben miir0en, unO cin %bcrporrus
0enber Eotentaeicb.G rpcrtc Oenft,
bob nid)t mCniger, olS 5000 an Nl1S.
lGitoer crtbeilte Eotcnte inter Dem
ncilcn @eict foaen Oiirften.
Gle WorgcnblGttcr crgc6cn iih in
reihlitcn Observation-Disclosures
unO brinacn 2eitortifcl iiber Die Sor.
tbeile fir Die britiihc SnOuitric. 5il.
nal peridiebene Sirmcn iih bcreits
@%runb6ciis fir 6obrifen Gciidcrt bo.
ben mo gtobIilicnlcnts onlcgcn mos
len, oie tpeit grobcr limb, oils fiir Die
6o6rifotion Der potcntirten Nrtitel
notbig, ga es nidt moglid erideint,
Subrifcn in England lcOi0lid) aiti
Go~tentortifcl 81 betrcibcn. sic iper-
ben forton @aoren pro0lBirer, Die
biSlong icrtig importirt lpurber. Sn
Solge oeiien miro sic Snbuitrie i'm
TQgemeincn 0anon Tlltcn babcn, bo
Die ncuen Snbrifen pielcn britiid)en
Irbeitern 9eiddftigling gcbcn.
IiIbe Strafe iii Grprei.
ungsper II h.
@orbeour, 2S. @itguit. - Cine
nlbcrorbentlide 8ei6idtc fom BEL
Der MISREPRESENTATION Gcrbonolung
gegen einen gneeborigen oes Wili-
tar. Acknowledgements, Camille @or-
Qliet, in@oie Seifentlidfcit, Der be.
ifuIbiet mar einen GrprcIiungsper'
Judi gcgen ben ErGiibcnten Hooiepelt
perilbt 81 boben.
Sad Dem I'M @cridt porgelcgten
0eipeismateriol bate MarQuet ont 8.
Sanuar III Ben YrdIioCnten geidrie-
ben ltno I'M Hamen oWciner @eiell-
ihaft" obne anberneitige Spe5ififo.
ton $4,000 fir bei ser Brdiioenteil.
mabl geleiitete 9ienitc" p%erlnngt unh
lueitere oimmenie Siilfc" periproden.
Oils CT ailf bic Joroerlrg feline Int
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
Trittc @arb.

@rfter-33 Siio,VonosS trabe.
,ipCitcr-t019 Citsyomhdro giraffe.
Sriitcr-t0l7 SilleS. Strubc.
Hiertcr-4s Siios Sront. Sirnbe.
Siiniter-4tt SitosNipbsS irGke.
Sehstcr-i22 SiinsGoeHs StrubC.
Giebter-siO Glib onosS irubc.
Nhter-l403 QNnfsStraBe.
Wcunter-320 GiiosGoeHsStrnbe.
,Sebnier-420 SiibsQonSsS trGbc.
9iiler Dps Glib @onosS trnbe.
3lu6litcr-i5t5 Sfis2ombaros Strnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Gr'tcr-tO 98eft gurrcsS traBc.
Smciirr 40 NdrnOcrs 5trnbe.
Srittcr-5OS Columbia 9lbenue.
&terier-GG2 RnrtldnorS trnbe.
Sifnitcr- 546 9Scit Nurrcs Sirabc.
Setoicr GA gScit Nurrcs Strube.
Giebtcr-502 Giiof Gu.dm Strube.
9thtcr 900 Sbnrps Siruhc.
Nclmtcr- Sbnrp 2trdhc.
3cbutcr-2 SitsScuricttns Strnhc.
Glitter Al Cits6ta Etrube.
3mbIiter- Sfts M(untgomcrO Strabc.
(2i2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
eirbte Rarb.

Gritcr-23t2 afbIano'9 lpenuc.
SWeiicr 300 9ioros2Eu fbingiOu, Strube.
Srittcr-i000 TorbsgSolfcsStr
0icrtcr-ls15 SiF9nGersStrubc.
Siiuttcr-U30 giorosYroaomaD.
SCbetcr-lGG7 gturos@aU Gtrabe.
GIebcnicr-91l giorosGaro.tne Strabc.
Wbter 1884 WouumentsG trnbc.
Neumtcr-G $40 Noro'l'roaomuD.
Scbnter-lSl2 SitUiaotfutsS iraCc.
9lfter-50g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Smoliter-7i7 4orosGbeftrr.S irabe.
Ereiiebnter-GOs Nuro'P niterfOnE BAR, 2lpe.
%ier5e6rtcr-233l Mc9loerrNsE irabe.
Siin5cbntcr-2336 WcGloerrps Strnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Gritcr-tSI2 gSCii SruufltnsS irabc.
3peitcr -20I2 gScit SnncttesS trobc.
Srittcr -9G7 SrCocrid %9tneltuc.
-S3i Trcoerid. MbeHuc.
5iinficr-5 @drrifons9anc.
Geh5icr-3t0 RamfnO, Strnbe.
Gichter-30t Sprrcit Strube.
Nhtcr-2I0G gScitsV rutts Strabc.
Gcuntcr-t0t Glib GuluStis Strubc.
Sebnter-tgi0 McScnrn sS.rabe.
Gitter 214l 0uatrS Strabe.
2uoliicr-tSt8 g4cits Sapcites Strubc.
SrCiBebntCr- 227 Morn OtunrOesSiru6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
SehSte Nnrb.

9riicr-293S aftsNnItimore ytraBc.
3peiier poi uro,WiItou 9lbenne.
Griitcr-230G CIT Snneties Sirabe.
Slertcr-2i00 EiisSaOeties Strabe.
Giinfier-2014 0rIeunssGtrabe.
Gehster-ls30 Grlcau2sStrnbc.
Gtcbtcr-215 GorbsQrouoipdh.
glthtcr-lG06 Orleans Strube.
gieuricr-t5ts Ctt'6nbetiesStrnbe
3cbnicr-t0 Nnrosl4olfes Strube.
9lltcr-i933 Observation-Disclosures
3pbliter-2t00 Snirntounts %glpcnus.
Trci5ebnter-l26 or6sQatierfonsParf.q(u
Wieriebntcr-t25 9iorh sMiontforosgtpenue
Sitni3ebuier-260s 5airmouri ,gttenue.
Se1Sscbnier-145 yi~urosNeuuuuos glOenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
Nhte Maro.

grtier-3G @cInir, glbenue.
3~ueitcr-f737 Yorosg Sdfbtnptnas EiruBe.
Sritler-tg3s Giisqdinbetie. |l(ocnne.
Sterier 1906 SttsguFuuetles gloenue.
5iluiter-t632 SftsSeoeratE irabe.
Schsier-IG42 Gurbs 8onos Sirabe.
Giebtcr-l700 Sfts6ebernisS irube.
gtdiet-t334 NorosNcnos Strabc.
EQmutcr-t2bG gioros 8ruaoiuun.
3cDRicr -i72s SiisRreiton'St rabr.
6Ittcr-2OO0 9lsmortbs Strute.
,Sp0Iiter tS28 Sitsgioolt ,Strabc.
SreiBebnter-2203 Sfts8ioolcs Giraffe.
&icr3ebnicr-25i0 SftsVieolesS iraBe.
SiinBebnter-ti33 9orosUlilioni glUeuue.
Sed)S8c0nter bib Horos gaiierlons (uri 9lot
Sicbcnjc6ntCr- 1928 giorn'g saibinaioH Ctr.
g6l5cbntcr-lG32 Goros Diuntioro glUeHuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Grficr-gG0 6rdnilin Strubc.
3pcitcr-liO0 95eits Srunilins Sirnbe.
Nrittcr-303 Goro'9Irliuaton gtueuue.
Gcunicr-sl0 &cft 9oInburo Strlbe.
3chnter-U0G GuutuS StIube,
Sitter 800 NHeit YctiuNtun Strnbc.
3luDlltCr -0l5 gScit SurutuAu StrQbe.
SreiBcbnicr-s2i 9Sclts SaratoGu Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
HrimGriunbl Sefanntmndung.
Sircau Der %eD6rSc scr @&nHlcuiIcBcr Der
Siout Baltimore.
Wcrtdt3uCbuu0C

w -
NuItt Ill re, %. EiuBnit 1908.
Sicrmit miro ocu leGalen uuo gua!tii3irtcn
StImmne6cri Der Stuot Baltimore. sic in Oc4
b1riocr gSciic ais Der ocmoirOttfbcN uuo repu,
blifnniibcn Eurtci Iu0cb6ril rCa,ltrtrt itno,
y'pttb pcGcuC:t, onb In ~bcfupttr Stuot am
Wit.iuut,, bcn .. september zoos, cine 9rimGr.
mani ~QcOnltelt miro iitr otP Domination bon
GunhiSntcn EcitCI9 bciuGter OCmrirltii,btr uno
repnhliidnifdeu linrtcicn iiir Wiit1lic0er ocS
Observation-Disclosures hes ciumo iuun8iGitcI
Gcitorciiee oer &CrciniQtcu StGatcn pom orittcn
Iino oicrten Gon9rcbs 9titrifi pcS Gtudtes APnrps
lam, Die rcfretiipe beiicbcn ans Der eritcn,
3|lueiten, britten, uicrter. i%itHfteIL iebSicn, ler
6cnten, n6tcn. %ncuntcll. %5ebuter, elttcn. 5Iutlis
ten. brci5ebnicn. picr3ebuten. lcbcn8c6ntcn,
uciin5ebnictl. SlpHr5tRitcn mo 3~uetInoSrrar8tns
item SGaro mo Dem L.. 3. g.. g., TO-. H., ~.
uuo 70, 8re8tntt Ger aht8cbHtel &dro Der
Sinot baltimore.
1cruer:
On tehrreinitimmlnQ init ben 0citiumunacrl
bes @bibnittS II bCo Nrtjfcla 80 oes Sober
Der 0iIcntltthei nI0cIacinen @cicte gicbt bier
nit Die Neb0rbc ncr 2Sablautfebcr oer Stdot
Baltimore Nuti3. oub Die gSublslti0ier llrb
s@IerlS Der perfhicncuc1 Rre5iuitt otcfer Stne'
in itren rcfpcittucn Ercltnitcn am Mittiuutl,
ben 9, September 1908, uuu q ilbr Dturacnc
bis ; llbr Gnfmittnac, in SiGrna iett meroen
gum 3iucde Der Ihbnitullg Der oueuerludbutcn
9lrtlniriunbl.
Charles ". Garter,
Yluno 9. Sndiun,
0urr1 II. Mice,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1nmcS e. 0ubbert,
Gbct Glcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

Griter-is clS.N afbiuNton Strnbe.
Speiicr-ts33 Ctt gombarosS trGbe.
&ritter liza SIT 2umburh'S trube.
Ricrtcr-l703 SouQh Strabe.
Siiniier-t72I 9nntuns2tbenue.
Seh5tcr -Gi3 GiiosNonh, strobe.
SHELTER 1916 l6umcS GtrnBe.
Nhtcr-isti 9lHeuie.
Eeumtcr-2 POLO Guntnns9tocuuP.
2ebnicr -413 Siios 28ulfcs Sirube.
Slfier-i0t4 VanI Strnbc.
3tu0Iftcr-2002 8pU1b Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
Gre3trfie:


GrftCr.-1t0 neutrality-suspicious.
3ipeitCr-2f0B @uINbfStrube.
Srittcr-2t23 8aniGtrabe.
Hicricr-2236 6iiersStr0Be.
Siinitcr-23t5 GuntousS benue.
Gchster-G23 SiiosIRontforoaNucnu
Sicbcuter- 2520 Soitersgtbcmuc.
Mhtcr-2721 aitsgloenue.
Geuntcr-2S22 GHipitsStrdbe.
Sebnicr -3t24 GniottsS tr0be.
elitcr-2925 SuoionsStrnbe.
3luilitcr-3dt3 Salt Iberuc.
Nrci5ebntcr-292 SfisNuItimurea Sirdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

YGIIc snr Tciie ms Nnslanb &c.
iorat 6. Tainr, Nr. Alb, Cit.Walt;.
morcitraic, nalr Gnitpm Sonic Nuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
3chute Naro.

Grfier-t2t2 TorosGentraI stbenue.
Slpeitcr-U2G SitsQbafesGtru5e.
3rittcr-s07 SftsGbdtesSirabe.
0ierier-l2i2 @rcenup unit 9ipenue.
Jiiniter-i0l4 Sreenmonnt ssipcnue.
Gebster-s24 Sreenmuuntsgtccnue
Gtebter-Sei @reenmountsslbenue
Nttcr-i107 gtfbldno .gbenue.
9ieulter-10l3 SftWaoifonsS trabe.
Sebuter-S22 Got0sQarulines Strnie.
Glfter-i3t4 9Nblnnosgtueuue.
Slp6Iftcr-i227 Sftsgbafe,S trabe.
TreibeGntcr-1ti3 gicrh,Gertrul,glbeuie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
pennte Narb.

GrItcr. % glpenut.
Jluciicr-l3i7 YorisNoab.
Sriitcr-2720 DorisNoao.
SiPrtcr-265t UorisNouo.
Siinfter 2425 Yprisguao.
Seheter 40 CIT Vortb. Nbcnuc.
SiCbter sol Sotfman,G irabe.
NhtCr- HOP 3nrforo. 9henue.
9iemnicr-t6t1 gttsouiibs Sirabe,
3ebutcr-tGt5 9ariorbs abenue.
Glitter -i730 Surforos Mbenue.
Sptlitcr 1894 Union Ioenlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29
3wBiite Uarb.

gritcr-t20G Uorinodo.
3lpeiier-2G14 observation-disclosures.
9rliter -2s05 3lntingoolsglbenue.
~Bicricr-2227 Sciierfonsplnce.
5itniie -23fG giurosGtorie StrnBe.
Scdstcr-tHt2 TOrosgbattess Sirare.
eiebter-t0t on 9innne6fuon8igi Giraffe.
gdtCr-t7t7 Uin rulntos 9lpemie.
Genrier- 80 @irnro'9ibenue
3e1nter-is0s @reenmounts gtbenue.
6~lficr-3ii St. 2Wnr5iGite Girabe.
3ipdlfiRr 400 Sfts2i Strabe.
Trrt5ebnter Stoneiisede "a. uno garclaps
Strahe.
8ier8ebntcr- Sioofigde Ct. Raul. uno 20.
Sirrbe.
Jiini5e6nt:r-2G2 Ct. FaulsG irabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-29

GserjcBute Wnto.
Gritcr-lG0i SoUusStraBe.
3welter-235 Naurenss Strube.
Erittev-4ls Tuberi Strabe.
Sler!tr-2237 sE|euniuluania s9lbenue.
Giiniitr-2U63 5tptitousStyube
Scheter-lS32 9cnHfnlpuHiu .aOenue.
Siebier-J0S YGurenes Strlbe.
W6icr-iGUs Stpiiiuu.Sir1be
9teunter-l523 gtrGUles Aloeuue.
Sebnter- B34 9Seii Iuid0c cite glbcule.
9liter-lIO0 2rutor u Iuenie.
3pbIfter-4ti gSiIfuus Strdbe.
SreiBcbutcr-307 mluiberI Str1be.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-09
HOW TO APPLY PAINT.

Greatest care should be taken when
painting buildings or implements which
are exposed to the weather, to have the
paint applied properly. No excellence
Of material can make up for careless
ness Of application, any more than care
In applying it can make poor paint
wear well.
The surface to be painted should be
dry and scraped and sandpapered hard
and smooth. Pure white lead should
be mixed with pure linseed oil, fresh
for the job, and should be well brushed
out, not flowed on thick. When paint
ing Is done in this ann with Ma
tional Lead Coinpany's pure white lead
Grade marked with The Dutch Boy
Painter") there is every chance that
the job will be satisfactory. White lead
Is capable of absolute test for purity.
National Lead Company, Woodbridge
Building, New York. will send a testing
outfit free to any M interested.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-09
Not Quite the Same.

The Taller: A country clergyman
vouches for the truth of this story.
Having arrived at that point in the
baptIsmal service where the infants
am is conferred, he said: Name this
child"
Original Story" said the sponsor
nurse.
What did you say he asked in sur
prise.
Original Story" she repeated in
clear, deliberate one
It's a very odd anne, isn't It? Are
you sure you want him called by the
name Of Original Story"
"Original StorY-that's right"
lis it a family name?" the minister
persisted.
Named after his uncle, sir ex-
planned the nurse.
And SO as Original Story the little
fellow was christened. Some weeks af-
ter this event the minister made the
acquaintance of the said uncle-a farm
Iaborer in another village-whose name
was Reginald Story.
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Iincop..
From Harper'e Weekiy.

The proprietor Of a Chicago hotel tells
of an eccentric guest who registered
with him about the time of the simpli-
fed spelling furry, and who under
took in ar ingenious way, to show his
contempt for the opponents of the pro-
posed reform. B
When the newcomer spread his sigma
ture on the register it was at once OBJ
served hat the name was a most I'M
usual one-"E. K. Phtholoknyrrh.'
Beg your pardon, sir" said the clerk,
but how do o pronounce it?"
Turner" was the reply, and spelled
In approved fashion, too"
will you kindly explain?"
simplest thing in the world" said
Turner. First. we have 'phth,' the
sound Of t I'm 'phthisis;' then. 'olo,'
the sound Of 'ur' in colonel thirdly,
'gn,' representing the sound OF n in
'gnat;' and, finally, 'yrrh,' the equivaI-
ent OF 'er' in 'myrrh.' II the combina-
ton doesn't spell Turner what does it
spell?'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-09
No Paw for Old Sermons

Boston Herald: I'm the last analysis,
there Is nothing new that any of us
can say" said Booker r. Washington
in Cambridge. The doctrine of love,
Of punishment, of reward, and of the
future life are as old as the world.
This reminds mt of an old negro
whom ! met in the hills down South
at a church where l was b%eseeching
the audience to stand by their pastor
and pay him a salary. l spoke as elo-
quently as l could. l watched my audi
nee and saw hat l had every one
with me but this old fellow in the rear,
who kept mumbling to himself when
ever : finished an argument. Finally
] called out to him, and asked why he
opposed paying a salary to his hard
working minister.
NO. sun; no, sun: we shan't pay him
no more salary this year. He's giving
us the same sermons he gave last year,
he said"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-09
A DAYS WORK FOR NOTHING.
How Leap Year Cheats Hard Workers.

TOW Leap year NnedIS raFO WoTkSTS'
London Mail: Does it ever occur to
people that leap year may, and gener-
ally does, touch their pockets apprecia-
bly,?
Those wage earners who are paid ev-
cry Friday or Saturday suffer nothing.
because they are paid for the extra day
they have to live during the year. But
those in receipt of monthly or quarter
ly checks for salary. are different, for
they lose the payment for the extra
days work.
Employers are naturally forgetful Of
such little matters, and employees are
not so long sighted as they might be,
II we may judge from the fact that
when engagements are entered into and
contracts made for q term of years no
account Is taken Of that extra day in
leap year.
A simple calculation shows that a
person earning 81, 1000 pounds a year,
paid monthly. quarterly or annually,
finds himself out Of pocket to the extent
of e. los as the result Of leap yea
and, of course, the larger the income
the greater the loss.
The chancellor OF the eXcheOuer deal
ing with millions of the nations money
is not slow To appreciate the Importance
OF leap year. Taking last years budget
figures as a basis, the extra day would
mean an increase of some G3S7 600 in
gross revenue n of G3S2, 900 in ex-
penditures.
Interesting, toe, is to figure out what
leap year means in regard to our for
ei5n trade Taking again the figures Of
our last financial year, 1t will be found
that one days extra IMPORTS amount
TO the huge sum OF Ct. 544. 900 and one
days extra exports to 81, POP, 600. Thus
from the mere fact of its being leap
year u total foreign trade ought to
be two and three-quarter millions sterl-
ing greater this year than last.
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Bic Flowers in Kansas.

Quite a colony Of congressional folk
eongregate about The Terrace" on
Massachusetts venue in the legislative
season. Consequently as the opening
Of the house draws near, the adjacent
park, Scott circle, becomes populous
With boys and girls from all parts of
the union. Some weighty arguments
anent the superiority Of the East to
the West and the North to the South
are waged, and some interesting bits
of information await the keen-eared
wayfarer.
Kansas and Georgia were hard at it
the other day.
Anyway, down in Geo'gah the trees
have nice, long moss on them all the
time and"
oh, bosh! Who wants moss on trees
anyway? Out'n Kansas where trees
get moss on EN- they're rotten" broke
in the small Kansan.
But in Geo'gah," again interrupted
the little woman from that state, I'VE
have magnolia trees and roses in ouah
gahdens all the time and you-all have
only cabbages and beans"
"Cabbages and beans!" scornfully re-
turned the girl from the Golden West
why out'n Kansas we have-we have
-cauli1owers, and they grow as high
as that tree and they have red and
yellow flowers, too-out'n Kansas"
Venezuela e more than so. 600, 900
mounds NJ 0Offae IN the ITDitpd States
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Marks Brilliant Paraaraph.

New York Sun: Mark Twain, at q
publishers dinner in New York, talked
OF his reporting days in Virginia City.
We were trying a horse thief n
day" he said, and all Of n Sudden one
big, burly scoundrel pulled off his boot
and threw 1t at the judge, II wns .
heavy boot, too. 1t was studded with,
hobnails.
Il am still rather proud Of the way II
wrote up that little incident, doing itl
neatly and at the same time gettlngl
back on Il rival reporter whom / dis-l
liked. I got 1t all In one paragraph
something like this: !
Suddenly the blackguardly thIefl
pulling off his boot, hurled II with AIN
his might straight at the Judges head,
This desperate act might "a been at
tended with most disastrous conse-I
quences, but fortunately the mlsslel
only struck a reporter. SO no harm wasl
DONE" 4
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HIS WHEAT WENT % BUSHELS
TO THE ACRE.
He Realised SIS per Acre from II,
While Oats Gave Him $I7 an

Acre.
Moose Jaw, Sask.. Nov. Is. 1907.
Writing from Moose Jaw. Saskatche-
wan, Mr.. S. X. Rathwall says:
Il have much pleasure in saying that
on my farm this year | had 500 acres
in wheat, and 100 acres in oats. My
wheat averaged about % bushels per
acre, and l had 200 acres cut before
the frost, which | sold at So cents per
bushel, thus realizing on that wheat
$18 per acre. not counting cost of Irvine,
seed and labor. With regard to the
other 800 acres of wheat, it got touched
with frost, but Is worth 80 cents per
bushel. 1t will net me $13 per acre,
but | do not intend to sell it at that
price, as l can make more money by
feeding it to hogs.
MY oats turned out about 80 BUSH
els to the acre, aud at So cents per
bushel will give me SIT to the acre, not
counting seed, Irvine and labor.
"On account Of the late spring, a
percentage of the grain was touched
with frost; but On account Of good
prices. farmers will realize a fair profit
on their farms even this year. We are
as usual up against a shortage OF cars
to get our grain removed"