davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

The emtalmcrs MI meet AIa-
con this week That wili De some.
what Of aravo convention
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

Tile Ncw York Times has discoc
erred j9hn remuie Graves Now
who IN die d'ctens IS ho9
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

a l7ho So power portable engine
good rs new
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

FOR SAIE Cno Nmbor cooking
toF2 WIN sell for half price
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

L05T-Pair Of SIP ck's Fipder viii
la rewarded by returning them to-
&Jl ~ NcWcaBtle street
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

lost one black feather boa Re
turn 10 102 UE.ou street and re-
ceiVc reward
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

WANTED To buq GOOD billiard
table. Apply to p 1T Nightingale
at BoWpius COMPANY.
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

RUG SALE TO-DAY. lEhVY & @.
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

News Publishing Co
Brunswick. Ca.
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21
oEFicIAL oRcAN OF

OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-21

FOR RENT Large front room with
use of bath Aaply 81 Union
street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21

(un0Srci6cS ltntcrDoItltll09 Nro.
oron,m oltf0eItcQt moroan lit H. inch.
rcre portrcfiIife Reoncr 6@uonHcr
muroen. GinIaoungen bonn o@}ojort
9pGnnerdor" uu0 benz oNIrbcitcr
MamncrGor" ~8cIanGten jlr |hnno5.
ne.
nQocuit @otnt NJ 0uncr.
dor"
Ser n2oclrit %oint Mdnmcr6or"
belt gcItcrn 9lbcnO inter Erofciior j.
Serious 2eitltn0 9cneinidoitlid nit
Dem .@crmoniu- Guurtett- Stub" uuo
Der .W&elooie4 in GidlorO 6eOcr'2 Sc
tcl .@erIiner Sol, Occult &oint cine
MaIicnprobe nb, bel Der bic Gb0ye
Dos Ieutidlc &ic0" pon &oQipo0u
un0 Scr SaR oe2 Ncrrr" uon &rCt.
ter ocii6t muy0cu. lueIhc Del Dem be-
p~orItcbcl1ocn Silbcr <6il0um o>}
@ercin9 5ltnt &ortro0 dclnn1cn ioi.
len. 9(l ser Ero6c nobmcn ca. 50
Ginger tbcil, NM nod 0cnt 2ruSiua
0"criclbcn 5l urtbcIicn, 0~ilritcn Die
@eiltd)er ocS Gon5crtc9 iih oui cincn
mtiituliiGen @cWtB 9cioBt modcn,
Die @ci60itSijbltuI wur0c nit &oy.
bcrcitu1Qcn Scr Gcicr, Die cine 9l6ll-
E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
ser in Die Stootfaiic o60clicfcrt mer-
@itte aus Srlono.

ser in Die Sta0ttuIic ob8elietert uer'
Ben.
@ittc aus &rlan0.
SdmeIter ~. 30. De @appi bonn
ct. SoIcpbs saloiter in &onQforO, ST.
lonO, bat Den Manor nm 3llicn0urtg
Don acknowledgement criudt, ga BORT
0roBe IrniItb bcrrid)c ln0 luiiroc
iclbIt oie gcringite @obc 0onfbor
miQfommeu gebcibcn lpcrocu.
Die 8rtDtlcQiCuitcucr
@obrihcinlid Wcrocn 9niong Ge.
5cmber Sic &ro5ciie ser StoOt 9oIti,
more ac9cn bic Gorporotioncu pe0cr1
@c5dbllm9 ser neutrality-suspicious. Dor
Miftcr Nilc9 I'M Sto0tqcriHt begin.
ncll. DDS StCucr.2
Bot ocn MScrtb oicier RriOilcqicn olli
$2IOO00O0 acifGBt, mo miir0e bic
Stcucr Dem StoOtiGucl ctmu 1925
600 5%uiiIbren. @oa altt bic Gnti6ei-
0ung Ser lmtcrcn &lliton5 iein miro,
0OS Nppcuutinn&QCridt in annapolis
olf ic0cu Sal Dos lcetc &8ort
5lt lprcdjen ho6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
glbidIluf Der Contention.

5t lprcdjen habclt,
Nbid)luf Der Contention.
2hl>iIuQ Ser CcIcQoteu jIlr licfnoi'
icr.Honol.&Guu,ntip uud1 9lnuo-
polls per Compiler. ~ &cgrilBln1
Der @ditc rurd 0orucgrclr Gro.
tiers. - &ciitti1rmQ Scr Slotten-
Nto0emic mo biitnriihCn Nullten,
Gic 9clc6atcu }ltr licfmoiiCrs&o-
nul.GonUcntion mod]tcu GcItcrlt cincn
Flushing oui Gem Compiler ~y2lnnopo-
lis" uad1 ser NnuptIto0t oce StooteS
! MorNloro mo brotten bunlit sic 3r.
GcitW 3t eiulm crfoIQrciGcu2lbld)lllB
! Nua icitlid) Gcidmiidte Tnbr5cuQ Der
liCb Die Observation-Disclosures 9tr. IS
turj lod) 10 l(br &nrnittnNa inter
ocu &lan0en circa IPltiitcorpa mo
bcgiinItiQt Dom idl0niten Mcttcr.
NQbc Der Sdiii@mCrftcn an llier Don
&ocuit.@oint bate scr Ncllcrl5ih.
Compiler uGntoroCt" Nuiitcllung ge-
nonuncM uuO Die intcrcIiuuten lie.
bunGNr Ger Miounitait II. bc2 Cuus
piers murocn pon cen 400 S6cilneb-
mem an Dem 2ll2iulAc nit Dem gr0B-
ten &ntcrciic ucrfolgt. &cOc& Gohre
5cll0 bcQriibtc 0ie @Iitc 0c9 Stuutea
Nt0rpIono nit SiQnoIcM lpcldlc
prompt crlui0Crt lullr0cn. Gle Gomitc.
NIit0lic0cr crlGlttCrtcn ocn Trcmoen
Ole cin5clncn iutcrciiunten Elntte ON
Sntcn cntlong, mo bCi'm Huiitrcn
6c@ Sorts N}cNcnru lplr0C Der gSlngs
&c Gin G~rciindlc2 Sod 0lt9Qebrod)t.
1Sitr GiIen u16 Irinfen nuf Scr Tobrt
mar rcid)lid) Gorge nCttoRgu morOem
mo g teDnrf mobl to!m Der GrlpQb.
nunN, rob ,SeOcr in oicicr Niniidt SIT.
friC02n OCltCllt lWlr0c. Fitlft II llbr
lcgtc Ger NunlplCr nl Ser Neritc Der
Northumberland in annapolis an,
mo DER 0iouucrncur lClbit bcNrilBtc
Die W0ltc BET Ger Han0llg an ser
Wcrftt. llntcr Den al0nnCu 0ca Sic.
OeS pWiorplot0, mn VforDIou0" mar.
ldlirtcn Gle Nciud)cr iuC0lm nud Dem
St0ntatnpitoL 100 Ser @oltucrncllr
in ser biitoriid)cu Scnatafumn1tr, no
George Muibiugton ieinc @citollu1g
OILS General Der Nrntcc nitOCrleQtc,
ctiic Neuiutonmuulg@ Hlniprudc
belt mo OILS 6cItrc6ncr Nrn. Glihlt
&. NilCp poritcQtc, Der icil1cr 9nlfQobc
mt Der lGn cigcncn &anutiliB Der hi
ltoriid)en Gntcn 0crcd)t m>rGc. Iolm
fnl0 Cit fllricr GnlpfollN inn 3immCr
6ca 0ouucrneurs itntt, mnrnui lih Die
ScIud)er IN ciu52lnc 0rllppcn ultfl0s
ltclr llnN ipGtCr in scr SIOttcus2lfn0c.
lliC luic0cr 6ulonmlcn lun0Cn. sic
prdG)tigcn 0nlttcn Der 1SIotte1rglto6C,
ME ldltcrcn cinel bcion0crcn Gin
0rlld olii Die @crrct 81, modcn, mel.
d. Den Grcr5iticn Ger Gu0Cttcl nit
bcIon0crenn @efollcn fol0tcn. I'm 3
llbr WlrOc sic Ncimiobrt onQctrcten,
Cod bottcn piclc Scr Scrrcn Dir 82lc.
0enhelt rUobrAennmmcn mo Warcn
nit ocn cIcftriidcn &ngpon3 bercita
nod Baltimore mo Noi6ill0ton &c.
fobrcn.
Nmopolia icicrt am SamIto1,
Smntag mo MontoQ oo0 2O0.iG6ri.
&c Sllbildum ser Anrabmc cilte9
1Ercibrieic@, mo fiir 0ieic @alc1cnheit
limo Die StroBe1 mo WCin6itahGuicr
bcrcita teitlid gcidmiidt. lie 6eier
beginnt Sonitog Nodmittng nit eli
mem Htoeoftlte in &npitol mo miro
ont SonntoG IN cen @irdcn iort0cs
leBt. Zen Sfhtb bil0cn an Mortog
oIi2ntlidjc lln3ii9c uno riht1riifc
Earn6cn.
.Srrru ~ e ,'S . RI, ~ n n ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
On Rcicufciicln.

~ tkRlAl NIlAAl.
Nr. Sp'ooor "u''V''oo'h ''"o "I''
Wdr1orct N~lCntlel jilni |lIloe
fijr'a Scbcu rCrcinjQt. - Roitor
Aeiurih GQcnbcrocr idijr}tc Den
N~,of,,tcn rl,n,4thGrh, 5,,A.
,,!l.;at..
o'''N,'
enc Pohit i'oe'' @el ''', oolI mar
g. orc 9'j''tl' @o''lo III OCT @"''e
pom %SoaV'lyt gag o'r S~r''I''Q''''5
o'@ @rr' 1peoooF @o''ellQopH '''lo
ot@ NrI' "~'0r1or'l SuI'l'l'V ol't"
Cl' 'ol'''''V3 @o"3V','''09l IV'eFiC'
<lc Sfo''l' lot'uV eau 'prlbCE' ''''V
lHlI Spt8Vjl peI'5Ie' "''"l'Vlo lr''8'
III Ole &o0lItt oo'l "tI', h'lo U'u''
%eFllo"ro AWlPl'l'cl' ?'r,i""o gtoto5
No0)troB'. SIe GIt'rll oe% @fol'-
tlao'il@ I'oFn III "'rl'o'lrJ q. o'Soo'',
Sc}lrWIo''o' -" SFul'll''a3 eVtr.
lnol't p"'pV o'it' Follpt NV'''''")
eHI''EHCt ooH olt U'4''lWV'l Il!ip'-
tljujtH 5soHH="'tuV' SlV''''''Vt9 nun,
%oll'l'loIV-Spi'l'l9' po"5VHV''' "l%
%Fulh Il'otPt lll'lH'plc NJ Nouetl
%plIl'lct t''o 9tu''Ijhl'8Ic' lour 0rl'
Slho SNl'''oorII 9'Hp ptt $Fou'u'8
ptrlll''HlV" IId Ole SDelllV9'''Cr oI'
lcI''ld) AVocuIcr' relo nfjeelct SuIV',
Del oer 'lo0u'cA Vtq9 qllIr'o9 "opl
oV@ ll'lI8'H Aa0FF3 8tt't'l lol'roV'
l''ller oV'' P7IfvH Rjq'lqFtF i'W' @t'
ltl'o Hro'l @vff(Qqrg NMthaI'cI, @@'
I,iaH,' ll!'o efll'I &Wtelflt'' 0f'S'
"h'''''' SUle.ootI' %itlu SPrV' l"'o
%'or8oyVl 'ath,9r' llllo&f@l' SW'e'i'
oVrI'' Nf' '''o 0rul' |''oV" Nt, p''o
@Toll george "'B' St, 'l'o "rol'
SIo'' ".'9t ~, l"'o 1roll NrFlI'
"'cgV'' @t' l''lo 1tutt HttI' NuI''',lH'
@t. i'Io @tull SN't''e $uVILoo'Ib NJ
NF'o'l SopaootJb @t' mo 6tol' "iu)'
'rt' Yt' l'I.o "'uu Gull ou'o'cI, NJ
lL''" Ytu'' WV" S''''I| Nj, ''''o 1Iu'l
Spo'' @'I''',, @r' 'llo otull Nllo
6rrp, @r. mo Gfol' u S(oatr, @r.
ll''o "ru'' ~. 0lclilot Nj. ltlo 0t0l'
7. AF'tlr, M. lll'o gran 9ooll Sourl'
! 6ruu u. Gntcnbu0, Nr. mo 6rolt
Grpin &CQd), Nr. mIo G5ruu Nubcrt
8aluM Nr. ltnO 6ruu e. @ilocbrdn0t,
Nr. luu0 6ruu Gbcr56cr1cr, Nr. Sotn
Nci0u, AlmnupoIi9, Sr. mo 1roll
Il. 8riijQrnnnil, Sr. Otto 5oB0orL
&r. &arru Nhtq1cacr. H,r. ,$o6n
Mtllsac0ur. ST.. II. Irou 9oui3 Gbcr,
6Qr0t. Nr. Coon TcdItcr.
Ger .El1ternotiolc Wcricr Scr.
bono" mo Scr 8croniiauno5 . Ghb
Ti0clitna" mdrcn Ollrdl ltorfc 5clc.
o%otioncl ucrtrctci.
To5 Nroutpoor mlr6c nurd1 @nid.
mpnid 5dlrei6cn Don Nob' mn
Irrn uu0 2oh(rcidc nr6d6tinr Gc.
id1cnfc crfrciit. mrtcr nicicn cine
mcrtbyoQc Stonoubr pom .,&ntcrno.
tipuolcn Wcrbou0," Cic Nc,tnpr.
nI1bItcn lpcroeu in Or. 73g, yRc,t.
Sorotooo. Strofc. mo6ucn
&ino onrd o d c 3 c T.
%offcc i6mcr berbriib +. =
Aommono Eicrpont, Der 5 Monotc
oltc So6n bon Serrn uno Trau @nI.
ter 5. %icrpont lultrhc qcitcrn in ser
@obnulN IcincS @roBboterS. Serra
y. 6, Gnmort 5iI Hodbolc int 5mci.
tell Gt'trtft inn @dItimprl GorntD,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
Cir Etrifcr hartnaGiN.

Gle Nrtciter scr oSoutb Baltimore
Steel Gar 4 Ioumorp Company"
p2rboItcn iib Sen @oriAiGacn Der
9mo ~NclCnilbcr obIcbncno. -
@croen iih bcutc or0oniiirclt.
2ie Strife 5ituotjou in Curtis
Ban lit unpcrdn0crt QcbIicbct Sic
/ mlaitGnOi0cn 9(rGeitcr Scr South
Baltimore StceI Gor x Iounorp
Company" icGct iiG niat IN ser 60.
oa sic @oriUlGoc ser 6irno all5lr.
ncbn1cn uno bcihloiicn in elmer &c.
tern 2lb2nn IN Der o&0rmcu 0ollc"
III Curtis Nan obNcbOltcncu Scr
iommnun0 rinitinmtia bc!tc niAt 5ltr
2r6ait 5uriid5ufcbrcn. IS lUtrNc Ct
lie luritrcc &eriunmlnng AM bent1
MorOru I'M 8 llbr nlbcrolmlt, hi
mslhcr bic Stritcr ltd) %orAontltcn
lucr0cl,
Sic WoiicuncrluoIter 1o6en be.
funut, ruE lie bon nlt@lpartt9ell Nr,
bcitcrn Nifcrtcn crboltcn b0ttelt, 0tc
5tciungcn Ser Nu5it6nOigcn 5t be,
itBeL DOB tic o6cr oicjcnl &ori6loge
nidt n6fcr 0ctrctcu icicn, Ger &C.
itrigC Goa p%crIicI ohuc St0ungen
trNCn0 luCld)cr Nrt.
Nr. &Oiepb ". Tooro, elmer Der
NtoiicnDcrlUolter dllbcrtc IiG 0eItcrn
OubiL 0oB 5mci 6cocutcnoc NllItrd9t,
ieOcr an 800 @ug9on@, lunbridetn.
liM iijr Die 6irnlo pcrIorcn 0ehen
luilrOcrL lucltu nid)t III uQcrt0hlter
3cit Die Giiftrcn5cn 3ni'dct Dieter
mo Cen Nrbcitcrn bci9clcAt milr0en.
ST. Nour0 ucrtrot nnd0oltlg Den
Stun0punft, 00G Die Nrbcitcr l11ter
Scr uOn Der WcIcliGoIt tilr5liM 1it'
0cfjl5rtcn 2o0nltolu bcE Gletb rno Alt,
tenn Milen cincn onNcnlcic1cn ger
oicnIt cr5i2lcn tGmltcL mas Bic SIR
tcitcr 6cfomtli6 bcIjrcitcll,
Sic @cb0rNc Der G0untQs GouumiliG'
re ron Nnne Nrrut0cl.GoultD dlltori-
iirtc Qcltcrn tclc0rop6iid &oii}ciHcf
Grpin oon 8rootlOM 0dlt Spc5ialr
ROli5iitcn 5ltm SdNibe Der @crfc an
5llItclcu, ric prp (na $3.50 crhaltcn
ioucl.
Ser Gonnc6orn Strife.
N~nn06crnO 0rcitUlicuo Ecrlou2l
lohrnen an Der Ncltrtgcn %crIomut'
llulN Der Strifcr oe3 NodOcpartc'
mcnt9 Der &lciocriobrif ton 9enrp
SomCbor1 II. Gompngnic I'M &obors
HgtcltW GbcIl uno bon gtellen wllroc
bclhIohcn, 0cn Stritc oltTrcdt 81 or
,cit',,r cr;(b;o,,c,c, @c,iht NoS IN
;t,GoA;i.1, gtr;For So or,.ho;t ,,.,.,.
Mcr, S+i;6orhcitSnitrm n,icScy n,,i.
,,m,,n,,cn tSt+o1 ,,;h,rJc,ts &crr
Thnn,ns moIS;nn hcr -, S"r Sn;bn
nar ;toric,,iSChcn Strircr ,icht Sarr
Mo,Si,, 5ooic r,,r ricr oScr fii,,i
S+nGono, ;oHnh ,,;h+ o,,h h,r Wc,.
kn,, Nc, : tr;fo, ms ,on,t3rAio nm.
~orfobrr,o Govt, h5ttcn Sic G3r6,,t
o,~,I,cnor,r,c,, M};c h:r etr;epr o,.
noba,, or5nts,, ,i%T ,],c7tcrr SI6c',S mrG.
'oro 80 mnrti,,orc mci6Sitare,,tr
81, fi,,nn,i,Go 1rntcr,t1t,,,,1 Hrr Of,,s,
gS,H;ncr gornn irnaen ~ mo0r1
7io ,,Sh5to orosc Wo;,onncriornn,.
L,,,, t;,,5ct ,,or1cn NbrnS inI pnhnr.
0, nrn,n, itott Sr,,tr o(hcnN hnItr,
Sir N+of;rrcy, Inn Qo6or. qnrcunr una
Sin 0;tho,,cr =, wr 1to &lorrc.G4r
Observation-Disclosures Of
-
&%cnnion Ser D5o6nS SOP.
Tins Nlnmni" @cltcr1 be
gam bic critic 0ro6c &cnnlon Der
0%oGn3 @oprin3' llnincrlitot" II. Wie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
glnftions : 4n5ctncn.
Spcsial. gcrfanf

Spt3InI SeIIHHI
M66cln, Seppid)cn nno &ugs
in mcinem &anreHhaHs,
u Nuro ? SibertD : Strnfc
(WcGanc Glacr),
mOr0cn, Samitng, II. ROucm6er,
1890 &Ormittags.
8:rfanf pUiittu.
Sir Otcien &erfuuf offerire i'd eli
ncn inmCnicn &orrntb BON neltetl
mo mcnig benueten No6eln uuo
Sau96olt5 .giiefteu aus Dem 2agers
haus. YriootDobulmgcn un0 bon ia.
6rifdnteu; mie: Rorlor,, gB5inlmer-
un0 SAloiihbensMobcI, un0 Ioiel-
Qinncn, 1cden Stcppoeden, Gor5el.
Ian, @lo9maarelt, 9ric.aE8rac Biono
lluo fcinc groBc Spieget nit ucr9oI-
Octel1 Hobmen.
Sm GrogClflOf
W06cl nno Snmsbalts g 6ffcftc.
5. y. HgburM
1920 Al~ftionotor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
Icipcis bnnfcrOtt.

Ser @rjiu6cr pom &~eipcB-GitD ldbt
iid frcipiQiQ fir boutcrott crfI0.
rem. Gle &chtaoumdIte &eod
uu0 @iuiam& m2rocu Niniicmcf-
mnIter.
Sic RcipcB @cid)ihtc bottc 0cItern
Elm ncltc$ &opitel. 9lui Nntrd4 Der
RcdtSonmdltc 4eub unO @iliom@
licb lid, @iQium HCip2b lrc!mili8
iiir boltfcrott erfl1ren 0tit lctncr
Ginuiuigung mllr0cn Die Nrtrogltel-
Ter inter $4,000 @ilrGido't 81 Wo'-
icnUerualtrrt crnorut.
Ncdt&umuult 2end itcllte Ierner
Dor Rid)tcr @ortcr cincn 4ntrn0 oils
WIitmoiienucrlualtcr fiir bic oHeipeB'
Gitp So" nit Sru. @iaiuma ers
nonnt 81 mcrOcn. Grm Nntraa mltrs
DC itottQc0lbcn, mo itcltc ST.. %end,
$1,000 &iirQ,hoit. ST.. &cod) reId)tc
ober nod aincu Orittcn 2lntrog filr
sic 9outcrottcrfl6rrng oca y&eipcB.
Gitp Snouitriol Go" cjrL ans mel.
der Nihoro &eipcB spar idon por
lGnQerer 3cjt ml@trot, III wcltC cr
$4,000 Qciteft bubcn Mill. Sic @N,
@iQium8 lln0 &cad muOcu oltd) iilr
0icicS llntcrncbmcn 81 N~(olicnucr-
moltrru Crnurnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21

@crrn NcpIcr'3 2 duGge.
rim to0t.-6rou Caroline WlurdL
Shmdnerin 6ca Morocin3 Sobt 4.
Megcr pom Murpdnoer 3u6tGousu
mo Sdmicqcrunttter 0eS Gctettiu8
Ghor(c2 -, Ncopcr, itor6 gcitcrlr
MorBcn III ibrcr NobmlnB 5u &cit,
port mad ldnacrer i6lUcrcr aranf.
belt. Sic &eidc lpllroc uad) Oen,
Souic i6rer SoGtcr, 9tr. 1911, SIt,
Nortb-9fpenllc, gebroft, bon no Die
9ccroialulg Itnttiinoct. 81 Oen @i1r-
terbliebeucn 50blcn ibt @attc, Ser
Fbtl. Word, ic65 So6nc, cine God
fer utlo orci S6meItcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21

Ger Mnrplon.Nercin Der 6rduell.
lttilllredltlerinren bdlt ON nad)Itell
Wtolltag NoG]nlittog mo Ibeno i'll
Der McGop,SoIle ctae Sisung al.
2r. Slelueaplt j. Tarfcr pon105obns
Sopfinsz Soipitol" miro ocli goriib
fiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21
BIT s.. 6. Sbimer irriiunis?

Der befolntc Mehtsomualt ioa geis
ItcSgclt6rt iei1l. Gin Gntrag
miro berrtc inn Staotgeritt ouf
G"iniebund elmer Srren . Cont
miiiiou oeiteGt iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-21

Bon Montog an per0e1 Die @nbl-
rid)tcr rno -Glcrfs i6re Saldrc fir
ibre Iiepit1eiitung Bel Der iesteit
@abl i'm getragc Don $4,000 aus
gesobIt er6nlten. Gie Staot Bat Iiir
bieien 3rped $t63,4 02, einihlieBllb
oes anroncirens, Erufeils Der
Stiinm5ettel, ginridtung Der 8abl'
lofoIe etc, beluiaigt mo iperoen bier
pom naDri6einlid iiber $4,000 mie-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-19
B. & N. Will
Spend Money
STRONG EVIDENCE THAT RAIL
ROAD COMPANY MEANS BUS
MESS.

|. MoRGANToWN. Feb. 1s.-The fol
lowing letter was received yesterday
by County Clerk John NJ. Gregg from
S, D. Brady. of Parkersburg. chief en-
gineer for the Buckhannon and North
ern Railroad Company:
81 am Just advised by the president
of the Buckhannon and Northern rail-
road that the interests have agreed to
accept the proposition that we agreed
upon at our last meeting with the
county court at Morgantown. We are
having our attorney prepare the agree
ment as outlined at that meeting and
will be ready to submit 1t to your court
on the 9th inst.
kindly advise me II that date is
satisfactory. This should not delay
the county court in any way whatever
as think we agreed upon all points
concerned at our last meeting
This is the best evidence possible
at this time of the fact that the rail-
road is to be built on the west side
at an early date. The agreement re-
ferred to In this letter and the letter
of President Fife of the county court
provides for the changes in the west
ern approach to the new bridge so as
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| Ina rllpion
Il ennis yer
ARE TAKING PART IN TouRNA.
MENT WHICH OPENED TO-DAY
I. IN CALEDONIA.

CORONADO, Cal, Feb. 19.-Miss
May Sutton. Of Pasadena. the cham.
pion woman tennis player Of the
world, is among the competitors for
the Championship of the Pacific Coast
Lawn Tennis Association in the tour.
nament opened on the Coronado courts
to-day. Among other contestants are
Miss sutton's sister. Miss Florence
Sutton and Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss and
Goldie Meyers. are booked to meet the
worlds champion. as well as Miss
Ryan, OF Santa Monica, a former
champion OF British Columbia.
The tournament for men will bring
out all the best players on the Pacific
slope. 1. C. Bundy. of Los Angeles.
will defend his title. s. NJ. senca.
baugh, Harold Brady, and A. C. Wray,
we'll known players Of Los Angeles.
will find 1t out with Bundy for first
honors wray was formerly one OF
the best players in Canada. Grant
Smith. of San Francisco. the cham.
pion Of Coronado two years ago, and
probably Percy Murdoch. OF Alameda.
who was runner.up to Smith in 1906,
will compete in the coming tourna.
ment.
Lawn tennis has developed into one
OF the most popular pastimes in Cali.
rornIa. Two years with two success.
full tournaments have won the allie.
glance OF Pacific Coast players, and
educated the Western followers OF
the game to look toward Coronado for
the final try out Of Golden Gate hon.
ors. The contests for the Coronado
Grand Challenge troVhles. now an an.
nual feature in February. are regard.
ed as the, premier tennis events Of the
far West, and the visitors in these
tournaments are recognized as the
champions OF the slope
With the exception Of Newport. no
such brilliant gathering honors ten
mis- meet as the gallery that graces
the game at Coronado. The women OF
California play actual tennis: they
play to win. 1t is hard. fast. expert
tennis. The Golden State offers as
protege the renowned May Sutton.
her sister, and half a dozen lesser
experts, all of whom would stand out
in the limelight elsewhere in the coun-
try, players who have given to the
Pasadena girl the greatest struggles
of her career.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Edward NJ. clifford. of No. 1874
sandusky street, Buffalo. writes: For
the benefit of others most cheerfully
recommended Father Johns Medicine
as a body builder and sure cure to
amy person troubled with colds or
coughs. / was troubled with bad
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fnonia, After the first bottle found
myself much improved and after the
third bottle was entirely rid Of the
cough and soon began to gain in
and flesh. You are entirely
welcome to use my name. / will be
ready at any moment to recommend
your medicinelto any person.
(signed) Edward NJ, Clifford.
Cures colds or money back.
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BANQUET ZOE AMeAssApoR.

NEW YORK. Feb. IS. whitelaw
Reid. American ambassador to the
Court of St James. who has been pay
ing IN extended visit to this country,
viii sail for England tomorrow. He
will be entertained this evening by the
Pilgrims of the United States at a
banquet at permonico's. W. Butler
Duncan. president of the society. will
be in the chair and Former Ambassa-
dor Joseph H. Choate. Secretary Of
State Root, Ambassador Bryce. and
Governor Hughes are expected to be
present.
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Moves Favors
Aldrich Bill
EDITOR OF OHIO VALLEY MANU-
FAcTURER SPEAKS OF FL
NANclAL BILL IN
SENATE.
CBy B, s. Honaker.)


WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 19.-J. c
Moyes, editor and publisher Of the
Ohio Valley Manufacturer. paper
that is the representative organ OF
manufacturing Industries of the Ohio
Valley, and who for number of years
was connected with the National Tube
Company, is local business man who
unites with other business men Of the
State in endorsing the Aldrich anan-
cIal bill that Is now pending In the
United States Senate.
ut is quite probable that before the
end OF the present session of Congress
there will be some kind of financial
legislation" said Mr.. Moves. The
bill OF Senator Aldrich has been re-
ported favorable by the finance com
mittee Of the Senate apd there Is ey-
cry reason to believe that it will be-
come a law"
II am in a position to have personal
knowledge of what effect the recent
money panic had on the industries of
the Ohio Valley. From one end Of the
valley to the other manufacturing In
dustries were compelled to suspend
operations simply because they we're
unable to get sufficient cash to pay the
people in their employ.
"Although there has been some i'm
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FORCED ITALIANS TO FLEE.

BEDFORD. Ind, Feb. 19.-Fright-
ened by warning cards found under
the doors OF their houses and posted
in the quarries in which they were
employed, demanding that they leave
before tomorrow. many Italians have
fled from the town OF Reeds Station.
The authorities will attempt to AFFORD
every protection to those who remain
many Of whom are naturalized citi.
zens Of the United States. Most Of
the Italians work in the quarters.
while few are merchants.
The cards were written with a lead
pencil. and read as follows:
Card of general warnlng-All Ital.
ians must vacate and not be found
here after February goth. Those that
stay VIII suffer the penalty.
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CONTESTS IN sT. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10. = Numerous
contests are promised at the Repub-
lican primaries tomorrow for the Sc
lection in the twenty-eight st. Louis
wards of delegates to the State dele
gate convention. Chairman j. D.
Howe, of the city committee. and
Thomas X. Niedringhaus, the million.
ARE Republican politician are the
leaders of the opposing forces for the
control OF the st. Louis delegation.
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To any 81 on eestomcEs who are
contemplating ilaIllhg bot waisr or
steam heat this season Il order q
igiye you the beaeft u ne present lo~
prices ON bolisrs ana Eaalat6n
viii place ordarsihsw . be aSlberesf
in June. il YOU 10 interess i hi hot
water or steam hest sead Is ! possai
or phone Us: It vim cost you poihlne
to get an estimate Of your requlr
ments. You cannot AFFORD % miss his
opportunity.
REED PLuaFBING 90
Carr BldG.. Parlts Az.
Both Phones. Fsirnent
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MANITOBA MrLKMEN MEET.

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 19.-Dairy.
men from all sections Of the province
are in attendance at the convention
OF the Manitoba Dairy association.
which held its initial session to-day at
the Agricultural college. Within the
last few years the dairy Industry has
become an important one in Manitoba
and the present convention exceeds
in interest all previous meetings OF
the kind in western Canada.
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SOCIETY WOMEN
DANCE FOR CHARITY.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1s.-Hun.
dreds of the fair leaders of Quaker
town society will take part in the
kIrmess to be given In the ballroom
Of the Bellevue-stratford this evening.
tomorrow and Friday for the benefit
of various day nurseries.
The most interesting thing will be
the dancing-In fact, nothing on so big
a scale has been attempted here be-
fore. There will be national dances of
almost every country on earth. fancy
dances. grotesque dances and ballets,
and every one will be contributed by
society women.
In addition there.wil be an elabo
rate pantomime of Sleeping Beauty.
which will be acted by children under
twelve years of age.
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BRITISH SCION IN COURT.

OAKLAND. Cal, Feb. 19.-charged
with misappropriating number OF
diamonds belonging to a young wo-
man to whom he was engaged, R. D.
Towne, alleged scion of distinguish
ed London family, will be placed on
trial tomorrow. Miss Violet Park, a
society girl of Alamanda, caused
Towne's arrest,
Towne obtained much of her jew
elry upon the pretense that he in
tended to have 1T polished and reset.
Instead, 1t is alleged, he pawned the
gems and bought wine suppers for
! the woman who is now accusing him.