davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

why: rhat's like a woman. Puts
herself in q mnns power and then
asks him why he exercises 1t. You
forget you have revealed your secret"
The spark Of manhood went out.
The end Of the matter was that
TRULY hfiddlebrook Withdrew at the
last moment. and Katherine Gle mar
ried the mayor. The mayoress got the
office she most desired.
RosALIE WHITING.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
CURE IT IN ONE DAY
Coughs and Colds Disappear Like Magic
When Hyomei is Used.

If the thousands OF people who suffer
from hacking coughs and agonizing
colds would arouse themselves suffi-
ciently to follow this advice, they
would cease to complain within "a
hours.
Here is the advice. II you take It
and you are afterwards sorry that you
did. il won't cost you a penny:
Go to Miller Drug Co., the druggists
and purchase from them a Hyomei
pronounced High-o-me) outht II
VIII only cost you 800. Take II home;
use It according 20 directions, and IL It
does not cure your cough or cold take
II back and Miller Drug Co, will re-
fund the purchase price.
when you use Hyomei you don't
swallow nauseatins drugs. You sim
ply breathe in the soothing. pleasant
and antiseptic Hyomei air through the
little pocket inhaler that comes with
each outfit. As this medicated air
passes over the inhamed parts. relief
comes almost at once. and c''~a fol-
lows.
Mary f. Bennett, Peru, Ind, writes:
II cannot speak too much in praise Of
your Hyomei treatment for catarrh. /
have been using your remedy for about
two weeks. and have found more re-
lief in that than anything that have
ever tried. I have snent dollar after
dollar getting medicine OF the doctor for
troublesome cough which had. and
have tried all kinds OF cough syrups
and cough tablets, and Hyomei is the
only remedy that reached the spot.
had given up In despair. but feel so
much better now that feel as though
have a new lease on my life"
Hyomei is also guaranteed by Miller
Drug Co, TO cure catarrh. Group. grip
and asthma. and all disease OF the
r~-~ ~-S throat.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
HOW A WOMAN
GOT AN OFFICE.
LoriginaLl

IOriginal.l
Katherine Gle was an up to date
young woman. Her sex had come tC
occupy many positions formerly flled
by men. but there was one Of which
she considered women did not get
their share. The political Offices were
still held almost exclusively by men
Katherine was interested in the mat
ter not because she relished a struggle
with the men for Womap's rights. bui
because she wanted an oflce She pro
posed to herself a short cut to equalize
her chances with them. She would
seek an Office not as a woman, but as
q man.
Not long after katherine GLE came
to this decision a young man, TRULY
Middlebrook, Of rather feminine ap-
pearance, settled in the town of Stark
vile and soon secured a position as
stenographer with Francis Merriam
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
pldnIt LIks tha TrImmIna,.

Going to buy your daughter a title p
asked one millionaire carelessly Of an
other as they settled down after a hard
days work clipping coupons.
II havent made up my mind yet"
replied the other Il would like to
do something Of the sort IL It would
please the girl. only there is one draw
back that makes me hesitate"
"And what is thatT'
-They always insist on throwing in
q duke or a count with &C."
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
seorning His Job.
NJ frFot4t-,atf,. y ...tt...

Seorning His job.
From what information gather,
The king has n bit OF a snap.
He touches a silver tipped button,
And straightway things fall In his lap
Most truly fortunate chap
But. though oil Is fsh IN his net,
wouldn't trade placea with Edward;
haven't been asked 20 as yet.
On him lords and dukes dance attend
nnce.
Respect for his title 10 show.
Each Cay he lights up after dinner
Cigars al a dollar a throw.
For answer he never gets mo"
But, though my resources are few,
tell you ] wouldn't swap places;
No one has invited me to.
Tho pay on the Job is sufficient
1 wouldn't complain about that.
He gets forty dollars q minute
Or something as robust and fat
His pocketboois never is fat
But stiil 10 remark I am free
I wouldn't exchange, and I'm certain
He wouldn't trade places with me.
i do not pretend I'm oontentod
Or tickled 20 death with my lot
The settings. ] feel. are too modest.
The pay doesn't quite touch tho spot.
! wish ! could cook up q plot
A plar either new or antique
To spring II on Edward. old boy,
And make him trade Jobs for a week.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

She sees with her fingers and hears
With her spinal column and so knows
exactly how and when each patent
fastener snaps into its proper place
or doesn't snap.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
RHEUMATISM

want every chronic rheumatic to throw
away all medicines, all liniments, all
plasters, and give MUNYON'S RHEUMAs
TISM REMEDY a trial. No matter whns
your doctor may say, no matter what
vour friends may say, no matter how
preIudiced you may be against all adver-
tised remedies, go az once to you. drug
TISM REMEDY. II It falls TO give satls-
faction will refund your money.-hunyon
Remember this remedy contains no sal
icvlic acid. no opium cocaine, morphine or
other harmful drugs. 1t Is put up under
the guarantee OF the Pure Food and Drug
For sale by ali druggists. Price. 25e.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

She wonders why her nose always
olss shiny and how on earth she ever
u that hlotch on her face. She is
stening to what her husband says
while she wonders.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
housekeeping
Days
til Xmas

At the beginning she is absolutely
rertain that she hasn't a rag at e.
wear, and nothing she has IS becom
ing to her anyway.
She declares that she Just hates wo
men ailIo Year powder on their face.
and then proceeds 70 paste the stuf
all over her countenance. but sht
wipes It all off-albeit just a little BIT
She still insists that she hasn't o
thing-no. not a thirg-ft TO wear; she
Just looks horrid 10 that dress.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

OF Course,
"What are ras-
Gals, pafp
"All the fel-
lows on the 9TH
er side"
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
Not convertabIe.

Not Convertible.
"All Is lost but honor" said the man
who had been overwhelmed and gone
down In q business reversal.
Probably" said the sarcastic one
who was standing within hearing dis
tance. "thaf was saved because the
creditors couldn't use It,"
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

There must be some to pack around
cold. dripping wet blankets or the
hot headed one would become extinct
from spontaneous combustion.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Justice is the thing that We an want
that is, II we are permitted to define
It and its application.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

A deaf and dumb man is a valuable
companion, full OF words OF good cheer.
In comparison with the man with a
habitunl crouch.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Don't let people impose upon you
at least not unless you can collect
about 50 per cent OF what Ia involved.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

chostorfelds.
"He met couple OF highwaymen on
. lonely road"
"What did they do to himT'
"Only took his watch"
Just passed the time Of day, as It
we're"
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
A Man May
Eat Any Meal

And Digest It Easily If He viii But
Try.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
Humor 0ns Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

A child that insists upon being al
ways dressed up In its best clothes
would be the better for an occasional
dressing down.
A boy who isn't Just too mean to live
has something the matter with him
and isn't likely 10 live long.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Let Him Out.
Unto the youth who importuned
The lady answered, Yes.
II first, my sweet and lovely mash,
You'll show the color OF your cash"
But he was colorless.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Marriage is trying to a woman's dis
position unless the color scheme OF
disposition harmoniEes with her hus.
bands general makeup.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

That Was Different.
''why Do you look so happy?"
81 am expecting my mother-in-law''--
'Thats strange"
ITO 60 home"
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Good Enough.
How Is your mine comingT'
every fine"
Struck pay dirt yeti"
"Only In the stock buying suckers
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

People who want the earth would no
doubt have narrowing time Of It II
their desire were fulfilled.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
AN ELABORATE FUR EXPOSITION

AN ELABORATE FUR EXPOSITION
Our display of fine urs exceeds all previous efforts
N0TlcE-.-A Deposit on your Fur Selections will
hold same for future delivery or Holiday Time.
Genuine French Coney Fur Sets NNE
(Muff Scarf $3.50 value 4sZU
Elegant Brown Marten Fur Sets YEn
(Muff Scarf $lo,50 value sOU
Genuine Grey Squirrel Sets nEN
(PiIIow MuH and Throw Tie) $500 value JsOU
Beautiful Brook Mink Mufs, Special z m
Selected Skins, $3.50 value UsUU
Sable and Isabella Fox MuAs ZnO
New Rug style, $40 SO value special 100
Persian Paw Sets MVn
Large Pillow MuH So in. Scarf, Sl3 so value .
complete line Of Genuine ynK Mink Mufs and Scarfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Ser GonqreB Mill d)
bclltc Nodmittog pertoRcn. Senotor
Sale bat lpeniQiten9 lcBtcn Somitug
crtIGrt, ooB beute 9tadnrittog nm ,
ltbr gcidloiien meroeu f0nne, @o3lt
mrh nod lGnger 5uionmcn bIeiben?
Sodcn bon 8elong fommen Ood)
niht mcbr 81 Stdnoc. l(no Damn
m0htcn Die Wiitglicocr nod @ouie,
nm iiir Die Serblnuoblen lire &n.
t~crcIien SIT i6rOern. Sic m66tcn
benin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25
Scr EtrnfcnbaGu=Shife in Glcue.
lnnO.

&n GIcpclonO bobcu lie 5ltr 3eii
cnIcn b09artiqen Strife. bel Dem
uud Ourd Gunomit a|rgumcntirt
miro. S%troBcu6abu @a0aon3 iin>
upu i@trifcn0cu 9o6n Nu0citcQter
oOcr uon %cutclL Die nit i6ucu INN.
potbiiircn in bic <it aciprengt nor.
ocu. lllO oaa in GlcuclonO, mr
W}onor Com" &obnion Oic StroBcn.
bobu 6roGe G~l0n5cuo qcI0it 3u bober
mcinte. Gr bate c9 iGlicBIidl 01rtp
AcicBt COB Die 6abrruta Qui 3 Sent;
6crlntcr9cicBt mlr0c. 0oriibCr gro.
Ger ,Sltbcl, obcr CT mar nur u0n fur.
ser Goucr. nod ser Giuiii6run1 oc@
Grcicclt3 Gobrprciic2 molttc fiuc sc.
lCuidoit sic %Gbnc ser 9tnQcitcQtCn
bcrubicbcn, ga cine IrciCcnt2 Nobn
nidt ioDjCI 5oblcn t0nne, mic cine
Giiniccnt0 Nobn. Io9 aing 5>uor niht
0utrdL obCr Is mlrOc in ic0cr 9tid)-
tltta Qcipnrt. Gle 3obl Der l%ollicn.
SEN 9SuQcu mlrOC ucrmin0crt, ullf
cinigCu Io~gcnamntcn lnproiitoblcn
Sinicu mlrr0c Cr iuit ouf elmer 0unj
ciuQCitrlt. Stro6cn Ole friibcr rcQcl.
mdBiQcu StroBcn6ubn &crfc6r bot
ten mcrocn in mrcGclm0Biacn 3ui.
idcnr1umcn bon cincm &iiIi@moQ-
Qon b%ciubrCnL Ser NohtoIcnIt lic8
uiCl 81 luilniden iibriQ. Sir I'M
ItcigCtortciL Die iril6cr irCi morcn,
mnB Elm Sent crtro ntrid)tct mcrocu.
0u9 2llc3 ricf lln5uiricocnbcit un0
GrbittcrlmQ mltcr ser @cD0Iferluna
GIcDciou0'a Dcruor. IS pur0cn Eroz
tcits mo Gntriiihml9 &%criommhm.
lunlCn o~bQcbnltcL in ocnan 0cnt
Wiuuor &orpilric gcmoht mllrOcL
odB CT icilr %criprChcu ni6t cin0t.
lott hubc, iiir 3 Gcnt3 Cinen cbcn 10
Qltcn StroBCnbnbn0icnit 81 licicrn,
ais ion Ole monopoliitiihen @ciels
ieQihuitcn iiir ) Gcnt3 Qclicicrt bat
ten. WIoUor %obnion bat ucriprohcn,
Ocn 9ridmcrocn nod Wt0alihrcit ob.
5lbclicn. Nbcr mic? Gic Nrbcit5
I0hnc un0 un0crc WctricbStnltcn mil
len bC5nblt mcr0cn. llc6cr0icS mil
len e Ero5cnt 3inicn iiir On5 &opitol
bG3oblt mcrOcu. limo mcnn ole Gin
finite nidt rcid)cn, noum miilicn ma
tilrlid) Ole @ctricb9foitCn pcrrinNeyt
mcroen, nm 6ic &~cr5inhnQ 5l cr-
moAlihcm o0cr scr olllmi5ipoIc" Wcz
tried mnd)t Nnnfcrott mo ole Strus
BCnbubncn iolcn micOcr an Die Eris
out @clcnl6oit 5uriif. I'm Oua In
alitd noll ST MAIDEN, pcrlunQten ole
NnQcItCltcn Scr Wubncn cine Grb0
blng Der S06uc pon , Gent4 pro
Stuu0c, mcld)c ibncn bon Scr iriibc
,rcn @eltlldoit pcriprodcn morGCn
mar. Nla 0icic HobnouibclicrltnQ Der.
lDeiacrt mrr0c mo 0ic Setter ser
StruBcnb0bnCn NnItultcu troicn
&clltc nr5uitcQcn, sic niht SIR llnion
NCh0rtcn, mlir0C Der Strife crflGr4,
un0 nos gauge &crfcbrS- mo Csc.
idditSIebcn GlCOclono'S bot id)mcr
OoruntCr 81 leiocn. IS lit 5u Sc
m%olttbotcL ST Gpnomit Nttcntotcu
QCfommCn. &n5luiidcn mcrOcn bcrcit5
Ectltioncn IN l(nnloui gcictt, nm Die
Observation-Disclosures olf'S 9tcuc elmer
Nbitinm1nN ourdJ oie Niiracr 5ll I'M.
tcrluertcn. Conn iol audi nSdico9.
Qcridt Ncbil0ct per0cL Inn Die
StrcitlroQCl 81 mItcrillNcn mo oor.
iibcr 81 CntIdeibcn. gSic oic Sadt
lid iuCiter cntmideln miro, lGBt it'd
nldt nornn9ioGcn; obcr 0oS Itcbt
lett oob Oic Muni3ipol- @cicUihoit
NIT ibrcm NrciccntS.Erci3 ioutit
tcin GrIolN iii.
No60em ouS McprGicnv
t0ntcllbdltS lcBtcll TrcitQd Dos g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Eroi. Is. 4. @corQcion, scr
Sciter Der lonomirtbid)oitlidcn &cr.
lltd)a. Smtioncn in Nlostn, iprift in
cincm @crift Die Nnlid)t aus, BOB
int Uebicte bon &luSfo bis 5llm 50.
9rcitcgro0 nod olle Grnten ge5ogcl,
luerocn t0nncm Die IN 0en Iiioli6ercll
Shellcn fortfommcn. Gr ldlicBt ga,
BEL iuit ollie @ctreioeortcn mo @rG.
ler cin, sic 81 Den Stopclproonttrl
Der n0r0lihcl SGlite Ser Ser. Stou.
ten Gcborcn. Wcllhtorn miro obCr
BARN niht crm0hnt. Sic Grnten 0e.
hcibcn nid)t MIR sur Heifc, ionoern
Gcbcn olld) rcif)lihen Grtrog bon on.
ter Gualit0t. Huiielbe gilt bon Sen
nleiItcn @enliticn mo Sriid)ten, OF
Id)on Der SonOmirtb IN Nlo3fu ollf
Mcloncn unO tomatoes unb ocr0lci
dlcn miro ucr5id)tcn miilien. Sclbit
icdS5i0 MCiIcn n6rolid) bon Der
@rclt5e Der Nrftiihen 3one gcocibclr
nod @ruler, Die iiir bie Sieb5ttdt BON
Merth III Der Hcgel bon mcbr 9tGbr.
iucrtb limo ais 0urblhnittlid IN Sen
n0roliden Stooten. Sm Snncrcl
BON Nlo@fo, logt Erof. 8eorgeion,
befinbcn iid 10000 Guobrotmeilcn,
bic liIr gdcrbmu mo Gieb5uht gccig.
net limo mo Is lieBe lid) oos 8cbiet
nod mebr NlS0ebnem luenn man Die
@cbirgSahh0upc biu5lmebmcn moG.
tC, Die iid gut fiir Giebmeiben eigncn.
Gie Vooenfl0d)e femntt iornit Der BON
Ncn4 Scrleu Tclomore, Worplonb
nno Den Ncn @n0lanoitnoten glcid),
mobct Der Snl0ltrid On Der aiiltc
nift nit cil,gercd)net lit. Hednct
man - Ecrionen olti sic Guoorat'
nleile, Die Gurdidnitts5abl IN Oell
Ger. StooteL 10 fonnte bos Ndcr.
lono BON Nln9fu cine 9epolferung
bon 5tpei ul0 elmer balben Million
llnterbolt gcmdbren. Cab iidl nod
fcin Ginponoerrngsitrom oortbin &c
menoct. lit Sen Shmicrigfciten 5ll5ll.
ldreibcn, Die Der transport blctet,
tomcntlid Ole &erienoung bon Sous
bnltun9SgegenitGnoen nno 5ormge'
r1tb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25
Mntnnettc Wrnfidlmint-

IS iturb am %. Mai 1908 Nntuuette Srud.
%idbutiOt, 81 Sabre alt, geIiebte Satin Des peus
ftorbeucu @erburt s.. 9rodf6miot. Sic Geerots
qung liIoet ant WiDutnn, ben 20. Mai, UNI
8 ubr Wjorgcno, bon Ger 0ubnuHg Ibrer 1ohs
ter. Srau 4mla Sduolubler. gir. 100. Gor0s
GuaiHgtoH Nnenue, aus nab Der Ct. Otiddels-
Nirde ilutt, 100 I'M Hg llhr Elm HeGuiem pU0s
amt iiir iWr SeeIcnbcil celebrirt miro.
1tII=1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Seite un0 iogte gu a5ilcr 6rau aus
Der Stubt, oic ncbul Inn itonO:
SAM 9ismord bcii if icibn, oils be
nod Iebe; bel iiibt bite nod otrot 10
ut; Dan bebbet lei Q0ltt utitoppet!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25
MOntaG ben %, Mai 1908.
Tdt Scitcn.
Sic Iinan3. nnS WcIdaft0lnoc.

Nm Der Q}nric hot lcbtc Mnhc luiC
ncr cinmol cine riidl1uiioc EcuOcn,
cinarictt. scr 9%ftirumnrft nnr ,rit
mrilio hpn,nro(iiirt mn WGrieupopic.
re .fielen mn iiinf bis sebn Qunfte.
nohocm lie ieit Dem Ionif nm y
bis 80 4un1ftc oeiticoen luorc1. Gay
Steiocn miro uui Wianipulotione!
nou n,1htiocu N6ricnor6Rcu urjid.
oeiiibrt. ocncn bilioc3 @clo in NiiQt
uno Mile u1r T]crliIouna Itono. IoS
,Solen ioa ann Ibcil in Den ncooti
ben Groebniiicn in Der llmlmlf5mit.
teIfraor inn 6nnorcR irincr Wrun;,
ho6cn. @clb lit slr 3cit ocnllo nm
ococn auto Siderbeitcn audi 81 bill.
nru Notcu an bobcn Die 9icIcrpcr
Ser gloufcn INN nroR mn iuioIoe brs
uubeiricSiocnben @eid1ltsoonocs IL
hic Nohfrnoc rnd1 CScIS nrri,1orr ole
in 2ritcr mirthihoitJihrn 9h,iidmu1.
ocs 9ir @clhroten mrrbcu iibriocns
niht IL nichrio bleibrl bcrn bon Sen
tO Qpi0iouru 7nnors Mo(h sic mir
m0brcrh hrm Houif ]innortirt hnhcn
inn bprrits mirNpr.,lO WFinioncu ms
9h,sJonS ,,rriifoefebrt Sos Shoh.
on1t ,ipbt icipot lIcberIduR uod ms
uoh ms Sen. ' gonfcu
llrhqrhirs mrrnpn 400 Wininnrr 0ol.
lora fiir rc,re gGrrtbnonicrr n]rrlnunt,
hclouhcra orape ;awgmpn pou 0iicn.
bohncu,. Y00brcnA Der. gtfticu 4Dforft
1niidlrr III. .bnt lid ,Aip @rid1ftSloo,
hcs Qou6rs acbciicrt, In Sen bci0ru
fiibren6cu El,SuItricapcinru Nrm 81.
ion. mn Stoblappcrhr mn bcr gScb.
itofi. &nOuitrie. Sic lett W2onotcn
9,ntb oclittcrl. .iinh IN ser nrrilniirucu
Nnd,e 3cidou scr ,Grbphluo III Ioo,
octrptcu I'm Giipnmorftc Io1Iirr
micbcr nlcbr NcItcnln1ocu Elm, nm
sic Nnmmn0. &pbuItrir hot riuPn
9nlIihmuno oennomcu. onrrhinos
mr. ci,leu flcincn. Die G~rntcouSiid
ten linn trob hes fiiblen mn nolicl,
g1ctters in DER criten SGlitc bcs W,ol
nod, INNER oiiuItio. IN pcricbicbr.
mem Stootcn mic 5cros. 0fIobpm /
II y hcoinnt IN hirScr 0ond,c hcrrit,
Die Mciicncrnte. gl,d, Der g3oorcl,
obioR not 1id m1hreub scr lrbtr,,
y9ohe ocbobcn. Gam hot icpcuioll3
Die iortidrcitennc Grm0biouno Ser
Q}reiie picI bcioctroocn. Wondc ~
tifcl Der Sertilinouitric iino lett 30
lSrn,eltt n%icNriorrt ols uIr 9eit Der
.Sod.Gonilmftur. Die Ginnobmcn
ser 0iicnbohucn fnn i'm Otoi uidt
in Dem WIobe bil,tcr bencn bcS Tor.
iobres unriidocblicbcn. mic bic hes
slpril. Die Rail Der o,,i;cr @ctricb
Itebeuheu 9pfnmotipru mn @ooonns
W ipl'o'i '''pu9 if'''et 9''U"'o''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Nodbem 0uS McprGicn.
tontcnboltS lcBtcn IreitoA oo& 81.
nota'N ENHANCEMENT 5itnt GoitGtot,
ollrd) mcld)cS SfiiiS.S ubiioiCn &C.
lp0brt mer0cn l%olltcL NIT i5l Qcgen
ll5 Stinumcn obgelcbnt hnttc, Nilrd
Ole NiQ micoCr all 0o3 Gontitc 5urild.
Sprcd)cr Cannon itimmtc 81, Out
ltcn bCS Sublibicn. @rubitc9; 0ic %.
motroten Itinmlter, Den Nclocn Sob
ion Ulaacnommcn c%inbcllia 0cgcn
Ole Subiioicn. Gic @oltltn0 ocS
@nlieS pcronlobtc bcn Scnotor Sen,
roIc, Den IntroN 81 itcllcL ooS Cub.
lt0icn Enhancement fallen 5u loiicn.
Ger Nntrog iuur0c onQcllommcn.
Nunit iii Scr Subiioicn. @rubih fir
oicic Sciiion cn0qilltig ob9etbon. Gr
miro obcr ipGtcr micOcr ullf Scr 9ilo.
Hide cridelncn. SdiiiSboier unb
S~dltIiabeIibcr loiien trob oller 9lblcb.
mn9 ibrcr Wilnidc nid)t Iodcr, ms
in ocn rcpnbIifoniiden Nc.cn ocS
Gon0reiicS miro Die Sppoiition ocs
gen Die Subiioicn INNER idluoher.
Gin bemofr1tiidcS l%tntcrboll8 lit iiir
ocn @rabId) nid)t 81 bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

&n Icm 0ort il Gin q p 0.
tbcfer, Scr Gocoin obuc dr5tli6ea 9ic.
sept %pcrtollit bette, 81 cincm Sabre
@oft mo tollieno 9ouor3 @eIOitrnic
pcrlrtbeilt mor0cn. @ou5 omcrifo.
Mid. Sabre lang bat mon Oen Ser.
fnli pom Gocoin ourhNc6cn loiicn.
0onn mlB nal Elm fiirdtcrlihcS
Grcmpcl itotllirt mcrOcu mo nohbcr
bIcibt'9 mieocr beim Nltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Weltcrn murCn 6 %
Sabre, bob Ole VrootIpncr 9riidc
Dem &ertebr iibergcbeu murOe. GoS
mar 0onlolS Elm GrciQuiB fir Ncp,
Nort uno 9roofIpn mo oQe @clt
iproh bon Dem gcnioIcn @erfc oc3
0clltldcn &ngcnicur9 5, u. Hobling,
Mud beute bi(oet 0icic 8rijde nod Die
Nouptperbinnumg 3piihen Nem. Oort
uno Vrootlpn, obqlcit cine 5mcite,
Die @iuiumS6ltrger Nriitc, unO elm
lunncl gcballt mor0cl iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

lie Is alifotnio 3eitun0"
idrribt ilber Die 9egeiitcrung bel Oeml
Gmpfang Der arie9Siloitc in Son
6roueiSco: Sic 3citrngen ans Dem
Snneren meloen, Dab Die StdOtc mo
Iorier cine @odle lang nie ouS9e'
itorben erifienen, "a Die @dlite ser
9eipobncr nad San SranciSco-9oi
9efdbren lei, uni Die arobe &ric9S-
floitc 5i iebeu. @ir i9Gben Oic 3nGl
Der 6remOen oui niinoeitenS 100000
uno cher ooriiber ais borimicr. Gon
Colorado ,Nep Merifo, Nri5nno, lltob.
Oregon, Nepuoo llitb Shabo traiell
Grfmriions5iige Der Gilenbabncn elm"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

0ic broiilionii6e& e9ic-
rlln8 bat, wic aus bio Sc 3onciro be
.ridtct miro sic pblipqtoriiHe Giniijb..
rllnG Scr 0cllti6en Sprodc in allen
h0bcrcn Sdulcu linO 2cbronitoltcn,
iopcit Oieiclben ser 9l1l0caregicrlutg
ultcritcbCn, bci6loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Ser ou@Gc ltopite 9iS-
mnrd." Sn Sduuicnitcr ocs Eolop'
tifutnS III @onnouer lit Die 3ulom-
mentuntt Nopolcon'S nit 9iSmord
mad, Der Shludt bon Seoon oltSgc.
lteIlt. %or cinigeu Soacn iiano cin
Nollcr ollS cincm Gorfe ser Seioe Dor
Dem 6enltcr ul0 betrahtcte Die bcibcll
lcbcnSgroBcn 6i9urcn. 9oIb trot CT
nnd) llnf@ sur Seiic. bolb nod red)tS,
5lpidcrtc nit bcil gil9er, nidtc Sll'
ltlntnlen iln6 iogte ponn ldd)elnb:
sSn Dat Is bell" Iann blidte er sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Sic rN.-0. StootS5citun0"
IruGt moliti03, Oh mobl Elm in Der
@oHc GciGrbtcr (enpercn5ler aud
Elm Npfer Scr @niicriheu mcrocn
fam?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Sic WroofIpncr 3Citun1
nStonboro LINTON" ~lciitct iid foI0cns
ocn 9lG0iimn i'll Ser Prohibitions.
Sroge: Sic @Soge Der Gempcrcn5
9telormL mcld)c iiber 0en Sii0eu icgtc
mo Jest bonn miitlercn @cilen ans
Nrgcn Nic noroIid)c @dlitc bcS Gan.
oe2 porrildt, beoeitct peit mebr, ais
MIR Dos Gcrlon9cn GeS Bottles. oic
llChel oes @etrGnfebon0clS int Sntc,
relic Der Morol 81 oerringcrn, Sic
benefit cinc ticf c%ingcluur5eltc llrbcr.
5ellglnA Oob oaS omcrifnnii6e &olf
mcbr @clf0itc ST bciorgcn bat, olS
c@ III orocntGdcr @cii, crlcoigcn
fam, menn cS neben6ci nlid) nod
loriiabren nil, 81 trinfeu nit ocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Sn Mii0cSbetm mirO ant IS.
september Oicic& &o6rcS oic %. &ic.
0crfcbr Ser Gimmcibiing ocS Nieorr.
moIo GentmoIS fcItlid bcgongcn
mcrOcn. Mud @niicr @ilbelm lit 5l
Der 6cicr cingcIu0cn morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

Gie3obl Scr @irt6idoi .
ten lit in GOlge Scr crb0btcn 2iccn5
nm 3ST 3ltrild9cNonQcn. Nm 0otclS
mitrocn y &iccnjcu meni0cr obgcoe.
ben uno al Clubs ) mcniNcr. Gage.
gen buben od)t Ypotbcfcu Sicen5cn
erbaltcn, lu0brcn0 IcbtcS Snbr feline
Tpotbefe cine Siccn5 bate. Bon oelt
t765 liccntiirtcn @irtbi6oitcn mer-
oen I'M Soltic oea Hednn1SiobrcS
nod pie1c ldlicBcn, pclut e3 lid fer
oil@ltellt, ooB iid) Dos @cld,dit nidt
5oblt, uno On3 miro bel Scr Strengc,
nit mcld)er Ole &iccu5 = Gommiiiiuil
porgcben mill, nidt ielten icin. Sin
Croft, penngIcid Gin idlcd)tcr, blcibt,
0oB Die beSohItc Sicen5 . Slimmc iiir
Die 3cit 6g SohrcS. III meld)er oos
@cidlGft auiac0ebcn lit mieocr 5rriid-
e~rItottet miro,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-07-11
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of Il certain deed of trust. ex-
ecuted by Charlie iiOwep. and his wife,
Rebecca Bowen. grantors on April ID. 1907. to
secure H. Tindal & Son. a merca atlle firm
and partnership composed Of Henry Tindall
and G. :. Tindall. to the Undersigned as
Trustee therein. [. the said trustee, at the
request of the said ben?fciaries therein
wifi proceed to sell at auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the court house front
door in the city of G renada, Grenada county.
Mississippi. on Monday. July 2Jth, 1905,
within legal hours, the following property
therein described and conveyed. tO-wit:
1 black mare mule. named Duck;1 bay
mare an increase; 1 sOrrel stallion. named
Zero: l yoke spotted oxen. yrs. old
James & Graham wagon; two cows ana
calves; 1 spotted steer yearling. = years OLD;
and the following lanus in said Grenada
county. State of Mississippi. to wit: So OF
NEI OF sectiOn2; SWA of NWA and Wa
SEX of NW4 of section 1; all in Township
81. Range 6 East. Default has been made III
the payment Of the Indebtedness secured
by said trust deed: which is Of record In
Deeds of said county. | sell as trustee on
ly. This the 1st day of July. 1905.
Em. X. James. Trustee.
1-4-tS-3t.