davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GcidDc i'm Softer.

EittSburM 40 80. SuIi. -
Gurd) Oo2 ouiiollcno Ial9e 0euIen
einea @ulloe1 Dor Der Nnuatbiir lei.
ner @erriL Der eiliom mobnenOcn
35 Sabre olten 3ittuc }lnuic Ora.
BAN. oufmertinm gcnodt, lld)tc
lllall nod Der Benomlten, Die iih lett
leBtcu 6rcitog nidt mcbr bate blit.
fen luiien, mo 1unO lie ais Heidc III
einem &oiicr. Sic mar ollcn Nn5ei-
hen nod AMI Den &oiier geitilr5t, bat.
IL pnbci Nqp @eHid 0rDrohcn ullD pig
&cide tunr in ben oiicuitebcn0en Mof.
Ter gcfollcn. 6iini Gage lang bate
Der Sumo bcuIcno an Der Soltotbilre
M1d]e gebaltcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
@crmiidtc tclcarapIiidc NcpcIdsn.

- >Nl 9tupunodl, mllueit &tn4ltpn,
q. D.. erbGngtc lid Der 65-iGbri0e So
fob @roB, 2iu aritppcl, Der crit Dor
5pci W}onoteu aus Obio nod Dem
0itcu Qcfommcn mir, I'M Cblt9ortcn
ieiucp 9tciicu. Gininnfcit mo &er.
5o0tbcit. Ncltcil ais llriohcn Scr Gbot,
- III Smitbpillc, 90, cntllto iidl
oils Die Sruu 0ce @mrmurrua emmett
@ooter Den &oocn ibrea @otten be-
trot, 0elicn &o0oilintt, mo 6rult
9oofer mltr0c Don 5luci S%d)rotlnomls
gen ~gctroiicn, Die nnd) bier StunOcu
ibrNl Zoo sur Tolqe bottcn.
TT Eroi, &. W. Mooouortb pol Ser
llnipcrlit0t non Californian Gcrfe!cN
Sal, bot Ourd cine 9tcihc bon Grpcri.
merlten icit9cit2llt, onb Ser caIiiorni.
id)e Slob iiber tein eigcntIihca Sch
permoAen ucriiigt oo lid ollf ocr9tcb
bollt ieil2r 9lltgen feline ridtigcn Oil.
Der bilocn 10 Dob tr lcbi1lid) Die Nn'
nGHcrlli10 al cincn @CacnitonO Die
&%erGnbcrnn0 Der SidtitrobIcn en-.
piill6tt.
gel 2oroih 8, lit elm ~eIettri.
lder StroBenbobnuoQ0on in cinen
@obnsGioonft nit ioIder NeitiQfeit
biein Qcronnt, OuB Scr Motoriiibrer
gct6otet un0 ichS Eolio9itre ucrlcbt
luurOen 5pci bopon t6Otlid).
Sn ct, 2ouia, NO, bot Grou
$. e. Shneiber cine TllBtour nod
Bottom onNetreten. Sails Tie binncn
10 So0en in Bolton ciutrifit Ncrpiunt
ii2 cine Mcttc po'l $500, SIR @nttc
6cgIcitet lie jl ibrem Shube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Sm SuNiuu Crtrnufcn.

FouGttepiiG q. 81 30. Suli.
- George Gum Der lett piet Sab
ren in EricIterieminur 5u ct. Nn.
hrema,olttbc SltSiou iiir Den Beirut
zines totboliidcn @eiiilihen uorge.
bilDct lpltrbc, lit orei Wleilen n0roIid)
non bier in Den GllItbclt Oc9 @ll0lon
crtruutGlt GluRn, Der nit eiui1cu @e.
fdbrtcH Oil HaO I'M 6luiie nobnl, bat
te iid) jt lpcit Don ieinem Boot emit
fcrnt. Nl9 er 3uriidtcbrcn uo0tc, per
licbcl i'm Die arGitc. Gle &eidc lit
'Gi8ber uid)t oltigcilmOen Ger Gr.
trirnfcnc iuor - Sabre alt mO in
Noiton 81 'Suuic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

&reu53ug grgen Gocuins
E~erfduf. ~ liner Der 9nidul0i-
gllna oea &crtouiS pm Gocoin obne
0r5tIidto &c5cpt rplrOc &crr &. W.
Nouiton, Sllbobcr elmer Npotbcfe an
Gdc uon Ycurl itnO Sronflin Ctr,
pon &ahi @rannou IN Der n1ittlereu
RolljcIitatiOn Dem @eritt3uerfobren
]ilbcrluielch. GIuer Der Mt0eiteutcn
Der Npptbefc bdttc Sos 1@iit altf cine
~. 4. NoImcr. %rtcrin6r Nr5t," I'm.
tcri@rirbcitr %criNrciblug Ncgcbcn.
Die Epli5ci ianO icNod) aus, ouB
Eu!nrcr Nor tcin Nr5t mar, perboi
tete i'm uno Houiton ociicn 6irmu
ultf Der bel FnInlcr aefunocncu 30
picrid)od)tcl porgefiunocn lulroe.
Gmpfin0 gute Nohrid Of.
ten. - Nodocm er 3chn Sabre lang
oils ApptbcfcrAchiilfc 0curbeitct bat,
lpur0c &r. Ebco0or Noicnorn, friibcr
bon Baltimore, icbt pom T6iloocl
pbto, 0itrch Ocu oGniid,Gl &oniul IN
Baltimore, &rn. @olqor ". &oppcl
bcno6ridtiGt ooB er cin oGniihcr
Baron nno Grbc cinc9 1roBeu %crru0.
NcnN lit. Mr. &oienorn lit 36 Sabre
oft; icir &otcr fam I'M Sabre 1859
BON G]QuCuorf mad oicicnl @ouoc It,.
iodt inn 9i.r9crfriege. nlIf Seiten Ser
llnipniltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
&ctrirb aniocnOmmcn.

Doungstomm 3, 30. &uIi.-
Die critic Der icd)S 6o6rifcu Der
youngstown Sbcct ono Cube 60"
bat am O}ittwot nit inlportirtcn
Nidt, llnioulellten Ocn @etrieb mic
scr ouigenommcr. Gle @eielihoit,
sic iiber einaopitoI bon $10.000,000
ncriiiat, bat lid gemciacrt, Die 2obn-
itolo Der yNmolgnmotcb g(liocin-
ton" SIT mnter5eidncn. Gle Strifcr
boben Soften nm oic 1on5c 6obrif
oui9elteat, in rerrn Nnmcrcn 0ic sc
icIidoit cin gcmolti1cS llntcrtlmitS.
Gous iiir ibrc Nrbciter crridtct bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Wcbr Nadpucben bcs iilngltcn 8uIi'
SturmeS.

Mobile, Nlo., 30, &uli. 49, Nit
tbeilpeile iprtgeriiienen 0eGploHtcn
nno ltluer beihGoigtem &obinenOoh
Iongte Scr norluegiihe Sruhtoom
pier v6ort Wor0on," neld)eit Der Or
tan Der pcrgon9enen Wofe i'm @oIic
ilberroid)te, I'M bieiigen &ofen an.
Gapiton Slauif, Der ouf ieiner beid)G-
oigten COMMUNICATIVE Stan0 SIT
boItcn ueriuftc, murOc gcqen Die &o.
blne 9eltlenOcrt mo brad 5lpei Jiip-
pen. Gr erflGrte, Der Shlrm babe sc
Stunocn 1e0oucrt mo Die See lei
'd)limmer geiuelen, ais bel DEM Sol
peiton.S tllrm I'M Sabre 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Strifcr crriuocn Sicg.

2pur, Noii., 80. SllIi. 1880 Ger
Strife ser Shubpader Der Soiepb
Count So. mllroe bier bltrd einen
ScrgIcit beiacle0t. &n iGmmtlitcn
ricr 6obrifcn ser @cicIlidoit bobcn
dc Strifcr bomit ben Sicg oopon &c.
troGeu uto Die anecitrcbten bobercn
20bnc criohten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Nnf elmer EtnSicnrciic.

Eitt9burn 80, 30. <li. -
Cine Delegation BON @eicBQcberu
Oc9 Stuntca Atm.Nort, nit 5cuotor
N}coo pom &ohciter al Der SpiBc,
fam bier an, tjnr Die g4irfurdrh oc2
@ciceca iibtt oirrftc Yri1nGruo1lcn
tcmen 81 l%critcu. Tit T@clcAotiOn
lOobntc elmer GiBuna mi &otbboiic
bel, Do Tii6rrr III Der %OtoIpolitit
jbrc Nniidtcn iibcr Den @rGcnitono
0ArICdten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

burb ole nc%ltor0aniiirte Gr3icbufg9
be43rpe 81 sic Fpiee Der 0iientlidcn
StllGg 4i,du&rpH 0oulg, bic
I'M 81. Scbcnaiobr Itcbt, lit IN Phi
iolo. u. y, lr6orrlt. Sic lit icit 1850
int &cbrcrinucnberui tb6tig mo be-
f(ciOctc bon 1857 bis 1899 oas Nmr
zines 0iitrift2 StuIilpcrintcn0cu.
ten in Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Baltimore mpf-Eafct.Gumpaanie

CIlte iino 5rherIitItge Bnts9tnie.)
Die Screinigie StluieusBuit bef1roeruo.
1nmpter. "Siurtna," n9irpinia" nnb yNlabama"
SniIpfer tabren ,tlelib. Somioas ausee.
nsmaIea,, Ban pen Nab Zine ,Biers 'Rr. s bSis
~ Siagi. Straee, ,Sni ber BARR. strahe, nm
$50 IbeubS bireft mad OLD 9oint Comfort,
Nortoli ltiio, Portsmouth. Ya.
IN Sl6 9oint InfdIub an &c. & S..g,abn-
NOD SMtdmonb, ,anberoen b%retntaI Die Boshe
Sglls n s%Si ~ g'aetsati9n g." mad Sa1tes
. NorIolt & Ieitern Vabu." y~gIorfoIi & eomib.
err e, SgSn Sirginia @abq% mo Oh ESimi.
Oorf. - ~
NlaRI3riten nab eurppdtf6em 9Iou. 9iefe
D9nlpier. BADEN lirilri0fe. @dihten, belize ito
la!ts Giib, ooer SnI8p1itersBdoer eIeftrtf6e
fret asbinen 75c. $I.oo, $3.50, $s.oo ins
%S]G,TIchtSt Simmer ~rciernirf neroet in ben
9tliri,Wircaur 1917 SfsQoItinore rctruse, 200
Baltimore; unS GaIpertss trase, ~Gontineninl
5ruIt, ViLtlhina" mo Mhnuab's, Tr. 100, gnro-
S1arIeS.Strnbe. Sampler nit r%llniteS" sur,
.Sbitem dnsaeftattet
Brdfioent II. Gen. -@dnaser. @en.s Baf. 'aaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
$4,000 %acituhlcn.

yoni5ptut apy 30. Sui. -
Pins Dem Northumberland im @urcOlt
Der o%oui1Dillc Goiicc So" Oobicr
iin0 Ncgicrun0abonO9 mo on0erc
@crtbpopierc inn 9ctrog pom $4,000
g~citobIcn morOru iGnmtlid) Eriudt.
ciQcntbltlu oca ErGiiocntcn Der sc.
icuihoit, &. ". @bitc. N}on qloubt,
ooB Die 9icbc lid ciuihlid)erL mdb.
reno Ole in Bureau onaciteltcn Scr.
rcu lid lllnI WiittuA@mnbl bcqcben
hnttGIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Sdiffsnadridteu.

9rombto0, 80. Su1i, - Ger
Coupler o6ricbrid) Der @roBe," upn
9tep- port nod Epmout6 GbcrbpltrG
un6 Bremen lmteruc0s, mllrOe hcllte
no Metlen iiiomeitIih non bier bee
fiuhlih 0cmcloct. a. &aufs.
9onlo0n 80. I Stlli" RI Ger
Gompfcr .Eot3oom," bon Nen Oorf
noh HotterOnm bcitimnlt, troi beltc
bier Elm uuO iebte icine Hciie tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Gine Gran Oil Der Suibc.

Gbicogo, 30. Sl,li.- Gum eriteu
Mul in Der @eid)idtc Der Stnot lit
ole Experimentation bon Colleagues
AroBem ShulipItem in Die SGroe ci-
ner Srou gelegt lporoen. Srou Ella
6Iog9 Yolrna, lett 1905 2eiterin Der
bieii9en Nornollaitc mno cine Or
5ieberin BON notionulem Mlf ipur0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

frctGr 9toQcl u1o ulOcrer Vcoilltelt
oes Nonocl% requirements iuegelt
Der 6oloi1en Grrid)tuna elmer Gtlt'
monOcrinaeitotion it 9tclp'D Orleans
poritcni0 nn0 brgrilnoctc1 iDr Cruz
d,cn nit orul orinQen0etl gVlIltlde
hcs Sii0cnp 1nd) ctter acOclblldell
4loiic pom Ginuun0ercrll. Ter ooll'
oreb hat iiir Grrid)tlrN Der gcploll'
ten GinmnuocrlWgaitotlon Ill Nclp'
Orleans $4,000 bclpiIli1t, uber ole
gIrbcit on bent @ebdllOc bot nod lrid)t
b%coonncn. Die Delegation oroll9
ouf boloiucn NcQinm Der 9Irbelt. Sc.
frct1r l}aQcl bcbicIt lid Die Gnt'hei-
ouno nor bis 3lnt GinIonfen ciltea
Spc3iolbcridta hc@ @cncroi.Gtnluolls
behring's Gomniil0r3, Der tilr}llh
Ncm. Crlcun2 beiltd)t bot. Gtc Ncle
0otion CAB iit) nit Oicicr @lltrport
5niricOct.
ltcbcrtrgoung uon Nc9tc
ruuQSlGnoercicn an
Staotcn.
Sine pom Smith pou ~Goll1orillen
inn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cil1ebrodpte
WiQ bc5lucdt Die l%lebcraobc Der nod)
Disponiblcn 6iicntiidcn &olOcrclclI
unit Nlt3nubmc Der IN Ntntlollol1
porfS um0 ReicrDotionen 1cle1cnclD
an sic peridicOcncu Stootcn 81 Dem
3mcde Der GrridtlunG non Wol'crs
mcrfcn, Wcriciclung, Gr3ct9lnl9 elet-
triihcr &roft It. /. u. Iic Stoaten,
morin Die HduoercicH 9elcGcn nm,
ioQcn lire bc}iiQliden @ellde I'M
oieielbe1 an Den Setretdr ocS &rnc.
rcu ridten uno n%tiiiieu Die Nomen Der
4crionen ODER Gorporottoltcn on1e-
ben. Die INT ooa Hed)t Der Grridtt1a
bon @niicrmcrfen Ii. {. 10, itoh'utell'
Wtiiiiiippt 6ohrt.
Superintendent Sartbol0 belproh
nit @rGiioent 5oft einigc Gin5elnbelz
ten Der fir Den SCRIPT GepIonten Vii
iiiIippi 6obrt oes GrGlioenterl bon
81. Qouia mad 9tcm 0rlcon8. @err
Gait miro un %. GftOber aus @oit-
iton, Get, in ct, &oui0 cintrei1el
llnO BON BORT am nG6itcn Gage Die
pier3cbntdgi0e IlnBiobrt ontrctcll.
Sn GCimt d cr Gr0e.
Die 2eiden bon 30 SolOotelL ole
luGbreno Oea pCraouacnen Sobrea III
9erlouf ibrer 9icnit3cit ollt 0elt Hbl
Iippi1cn itnrbcl, mrrOcn an ocnl
tioltuliricobof III arlington nit
nilitGriid)en Gbren beltottct, 3uolt
ooll ibllen geGorten Dem g.. iulb 10.
auuullerie.NeQiuten nm DEM "A.
mo %. NcQersr Nlionterie -Gegimnt
III. ...,
100000 ii Hcporoturen.
I'm ooa Shlodtidiii n&entutp,"
oo3 ge0cnm0rtiq III YbilubcIpbio III
&eierpc Iicgt, iiir INn4e 0ieultlei'
IN Stonn 81 leeelL merbcn olli
Der Nioriolf Nopp AorO oIgerncinc
iimfoiien0c N%eparnturen ooror Dor
1enonm1en mcr0en, Ocren Soften altf
100000 ueranidlagt limo. !
Nlicc Mill flicgcn.
Srnu Niholu9 &on9luprtb, Sodtcr
,ea Grr,ErGiioentcn N%ooiepclt, iolI
,on ibrcm @dtten cnolih Ole GrImlb.
lib er boltcn bobcn, nit y. SollonO
cine Nouoriobrt mod)cn 81
Ger NluiIticG Niiri; e IN Ncm'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Ieitcrn Mar9IanS G~iIcnba6n.

gee.nncuh am 8. Snni, b~erlaifen SiIensS tatinn,
SasIidD.
40 Standardization. SGeerstpipn, q ano
". Rb., G'upncSporo, 9tamberSbure. unb
nllsgel:. Sonttn9, Sancod INTO Cumberland.
1857 Sorn.-9Seittr1 GrpreB, sseftm miter,
Sreoerid (auSee1. Sonntags), 56urmont,
gsobnesbcro. efambersbura. @aeersto,pu.
Sancod, Cumberland nnb FIfins. Buffet
Sbfernutions s2Sng9pnS. Die Snoftation sizes
tes Sr9es am Son1iaq 1T in Saaerstptrn.
lao Ntatnl. gflonmoSatipn na6 lltiors
1905 GnSrt.- Grpres, SaliptIinie, Saaers.
ie,ui. Sar"od. sScpneSorn, gbu rtberSbnrn
S9tppen5hnra,. mo auSaen. Gonntag, Sreoe'
rio llto SInmitsburg.
Saaiidl, an%sgcnommen epuutag.
nu0 Sornt. Yurf, y. unb $. Glib, uro Gar
7.59 @orm. -gfrommooation nab ebsemont u.
Srrnliisburg.
1920 Nahm.-Bme Mouutain@rpreb. @eftmins
fer, Sreoerid, 9burnont. gIle Rioee. Nlies
ta Sift1, 9Iue Mouniain iito Sa9erstopn.
Ynrlor'9Sdeeon.
3.25 gtnbm -SauntIirie 5itIidh bon GmorDs
8rope, ferner Oorf. Sanooer, Gettysburg
mo Y. Ino 81. 9ib.
$50 Gubm.-9lffommuoaticn na6 SaHoeer.
G.f5 Ibenos-aiiomm. mad unions9rioae. tA
9tur Tunneritags uno Samhass. 80
IL 90 @6enoS-WtIontn. foch llntonsNtisae.
Eur SDnutags.
o.45 Born Instrumentation Rdog inion.grioae
nlo Sanooer.
salt Ii6i an FernfpIoania .gbe. Citation.
". MSbertipn,. 8. ~. SswsH, aH
Biee'Rrtt. ! Sen.'uaan. Ven.' Yaf.' Agt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
UclO IN ucrlcibcu.

e. Ne 2S,n"Hnn "Nt""inhSS' III, SSSnr.or
oocr Sruucn. uuf WtHhclll uocr Suluire aes
b0rpt. ISGdcEil;tbc noer munu!liDe Hiid5a6s
llngcl. gCfubt nStnuoaro yuan Gu.," 3r.
Dps, Ct. NGRtsStraie. CSu[i2J, tWiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad gep.Yorf fn6 Sc.
retf sum 4ebrluf in BET Gar.oetis unb Wat.
Npp al sStati0H lint 1000 MbenbS.
Heferbt,iiHa bon Raim In c6Iaf. o1er Bar
lpr'g8oggoHs. GpeiIernttu etc. iperbeu ftnea
beier9t per 1elepbon in nlen fo!genben gtuet.
glreanS:. ebar.ess uno BaltlmoresS trabe. Ga
sat. !EobaIse tatior :. & g., Mt. Neruon s12S;
9amoensStnfioH SnfornlatioHs. 9irean, ia y,
ct. Raui BAG, ODER Wb., GourtIano 2726. une
UT. h26. GiihsBroaopap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

Hne, UClme Wclo ncbraudlcu, iprcdru bier
uur. WuIctDen aui Guldrc, li6bcl lnh SrlIno
eigcltlun1. AN Scrirnuen, Stclnc Soan Cfiiee.
Wtelbnoet. Baltimore SnrcitmCnt o." ar.
100 uroa&0cnsStrufc. (2t3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Mcrdants C. Miners transport. @u

Mcrd)ants & Miners Sransport. Go.
Tampiers2inie.
Tradlt nnn Gafaaiere.
' Rad Bolton nno benz Often.
Soiirt1a, Sieniiaa nno 5reitaa,. @ ubr Nbenos.
Nadl YrpuioeHce uuo BEN Efen.
Sonnt19, Wtitttpo6 uno Sreitas. O ubr NbenoS.
BAD 9ieiuprrt VIEWS.
Idgltb, auSaenommen Sonneritdg u. Sanifag,
6 ubr MbenoS.
= 5radt aneenommet tielit his 3 llbr Ratm.
Iir b~enfeI3en 3ng %fabrenne- Sampler.
BAD Sapamnab ,ino 3adipnpiae.
Moniae, Wiiitpp6 uno Sreitas. 9 ubr Ibenos.
Saupt.Niireau: 1ermal' nno aisbtsStr.
Ut3,I&S|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
.arDlanS &IennlaIoauia.Giic

T.35 Wlor0.-9lob Dorf, auseen. ScnTtag5.
$50 Miorg.-Ta6 SeIta, nur Soniltaes.
$50 9lnra.-glad, seIniE. anSgen: sonrfaas:
IL. 05 9tahm.-giah geInir, nliSgen. Samftaa3
unS Sorntags.
I LOO giadm.-aint geIair, nur Sonltags.
100 Gatm.-9taf 9eIoir, niir SdItttues.
$50 aiahm.-9tah porf. auSeen, Sonutde5.
d.05 Gadnm-Gah Delta, nm Gountnes.
bio Tatm.-Ga6 VeInir. ausaen. gonntass.
6.1O slbenbs-9,c6 Eelin, aiisgen. Sonnta9s.
II 90 @lbenos-Ma6 Delta. nnr Gonntdas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
G~Beiapeafe Stcamibip COMPANY.

G%beINpeafc StcamIbip Company.
6beiapentrs2iuic:
6hr Torinlf, EIo Yutnt Comfort u. ben ShbeH
fdglt6, alsgen. Sonitag, IN, $50 MbeHbs.
YGrf Niper 2tnie:
TadI Oorf 8tuer.9nuonngcn, Melt.9sptnt uub
NiigliuDno 10.
Eterttng, Sonnerit1g llnh GamItn9 Inn
q tlbr MbenUs.
Hiitetsgiireuur -.
119, 1877 uuo 2t7 Sf.galtimure, straBf,
mo BOG 3ure Charles Strabe.
SauptoilrealE. Stabts uio NeeaStr., Baltimore.
(Sulii,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
1891. NrltetcS GtnbGicmcns. 1891.
WiarDlanb Gbattcl Yuan Iiutiatium.
Nibcrt Siun, iun, 8cidaitsiagrer.
Eufurr RI domaine '

QeaeniiSer ocm @erinG5 @ebdrbe.
3Ig l ~ 2SI InN n33 y. StSdlpsTI).
SurIeben bon $40 bis 5000 uuf Wi1hef, BID
liuo etc. ohne GutfcrnRiin0 ocrfCIben. 0eieb(icbe
WS.. R6one. GonriiGn6 735. e. & g. 9bonc
81. BAIL 2d5a. (9iuO2. tS.I&S)
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
TRADE ASSEMBLY MOVE
They Secure the Turner Hall For a
Term of Years.

The Oskaloosa Trades Assembly
has made a lease of the Turner hall
on First avenue west, for term of
years. The meetings of the Assembly
and practically all Of the labor organ
izations of the city will be held in the
hall in connection with the Trades AS
sembly. The first meeting OF the AS
sembly was held in the rooms Monday
evening. A large representation of
the delegates from the several unions
OF the city came out last evening on
account of the new deal and everyone
expressed satisfaction with the new
quarters. They are more commondl-
GUS and better adapted to the require
ments of the organizations than any
thing the orders have ever had in the
town: The changing of halls is re-
garded as a step in advance for union
labor in Oskaloosa. . ...... .s.,..
The hall is now occupied by NUN.
Der of secret orders in addition to the
labor organizations. The change,
however, will not affect these lodges.
The hall will be occupied practically
every evening in the week, and it will
henceforth cease to be a place for
dances and entertainments.
The plan to secure these quarters
originated with the Trades Assembly
three months ago. Committees were
appointed and Investigations made,
with the result that the lease was
made under authority of the following
officers: l.. NJ. Fancher, president; ].
Y. Osborne, vice president; Frank
Smith, secretary; Charles Blanchard
financial secretary; and J. ]. Cruden
treasurer, with Ed Cook. J. V. Osborne
and H. e. Roe as trustees.
Two new labor organizations will
soon be represented. They are not
'eXactly new organizations, as both
have previously been represented in
the city and had delegates in the
Trades Assembly. The branches to
oe reorganized and re-established are
the retail clerks and the journeymen
tailors, branches of which formerly
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
BALLS OF LIGHTNING
Rolled in Through Windows of the
J. D. Thomas Home Sunday.

Fiery balls of lightning bigger than
the globe on an arc lamp rolled
ia through the windows at our house
during the severe storm last Sunday
afternoon" said j. d. Thomas, the
Herald correspondent at Givin, who
is now serving on the jury in the
trial OF the damage suit of Fuqua VS..
the City of Oskaloosa at was about
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon when
the lightning struck the telephone
wire entering our house. We had
disconnected the telephone, which is
Just across the window from where
the wire enters at the upper left hand
corner, and as soon as we heard the
crash the big ball of fire rolled into
the house and burst open with re-
port, burning up the lace curtain and
burning through the wire. We put
out the fame and nothing in the house
was burned except the curtain and a
part of the carpet that was scorched
About 300 rods up the road the tele-
phone wire was burned through in
another place. Morgan Williams, who
Is on our telephone line, had practi-
cally the same experience at his
house, where the big ball of fire roll
ed in and burned up the lace curtains.
All the other people on the line, which
is No. 81 on the Oskaloosa Home Tel
ephone system, felt the shock. Geo.
Brown, w. w. Hughes and Richard
Brown say that a flash Of fire came
in over the telephone wires, but the
result was not quite as spectacular
S at our house.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
OriuinaI Notice.

In the District Court of Iowa. in and
for Mahaska county, November term,
1909.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
PUBLIC SALE.

33 pure bred Percheron Horses
offered for sale by Messrs. Barnes
and Humphrey. Sale will be held at
the WalthaH Sale Pavilion in Oska-
loosa, Iowa, commencing at 100 p. m,
November "a, 1909. stations, %
mares and fillies, standard bred
horses and Shetland ponies. Cata-
logues ready November 1.
]. Hill Barnes, Oskaloosa, Iowa +,
r. D. Humphrey, Lacey, Iowa.
15w2-53d2pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
Little illness.

The health OF the people OF oska.
loosa and OF Mahaska county is IN
usually excellent this season, as indi-
Gated by the low death rate from
month to month. We have no runs Of
tevers or other epidemics and our
people show a clean bill Of health.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
Paw Your Road Tax.

A lot of fellows about town will
have a big road tax to settle unless
they go to City Clerk Charles Munroe
and pay two-fifty. The tax will be
certified to the county treasurer's Of
flee soon and entered on the tax books
against you at four dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
Samuel A. Vail. Plaintiff,


Samuel A. Vail. Plaintiff,
VS.,
The Unknown Claimants to the title
and the title to the north one-half
(1a) of the northwest one-fourth
~ and the southeast one-fourth
(A) of the northwest one-fourth
of Section thirty-six 1861, Township
seventy-seyen 90, north of Range
fourteen (14) west of the Fifth Prin-
cipal Meridian. containing about one
hundred and twenty (120) acres, ly-
ing in Mahaska county, Iowa, and
the Unknown Heirs of George Heck
enliebly, deceased, Defendants.
To the Unknown Claimants to the
title and the title to the north one-half
(19) of the northwest one-fourth (A)
and the southeast one-fourth (A) OF
the northwest One-fourth (A) of Sec
ton thirty-six 1867, Township seventy
seven CD North, of Range fourteen
1D Jest OF the Fifth Principal Merid-
ian, containing about one hundred and
twenty (120) acres, lying in Mahaska
county, Iowa, and the Unknown Heirs
Of George Heckenleibly, deceased:
You and each of you are hereby no.
.ified that there is now on file in the
Clerks Office of the District Court in
and for said county, the petition OF
plaintiff Samuel A. Vail, in which he
states that he is the owner in fee
simple of the following described real
estate, to-wit: The north one-half (h2)
Of the northwest one-fouTth (A), and
the southeast one-fourtn (A) OF the
northwest one-fourth (A) of Section
thirty-six 1867, Township seventy-sev-
en- 90 North, of Range fourteen QD
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
containing about one hundred and
twenty acres, lying in Mahaska Coun-
ty, Iowa.
That it appears by the records of
said county that the defendants have
an interest in the legal title TO said
lands as the heirs of the said George
Heckenleibly, deceased, and the same
is a cloud on the plaintiffs title
thereto.
That the said George Heckenleibly
died long ago and the residences OF
his heirs cannot be ascertained.
Plaintiff prays that the said cloud
be removed from the said land by de-
cree of this court and prays that the
title thereto be quoted in the said
Samuel A. Vail, and that you and each
of you be barred and forever estopped
from having or claiming any right or
title thereto adverse to the plaintiff.
Now unless you appear hereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the November term 1909 of said
court. which will commence on the
thfrtieth day of November 1909, at the
court house in OskGloosa, Iowa, de-
fault will be entered against you, and
a decree rendered thereon as prayed
CSigned) T. NJ Simonton.
Attorney for Plaintiff
The foregoing notice was presented
to the District Court by the plaintiffs
attorney and approved by the Court
on the 18th day of October, 1909, and
1t is hereby ordered by the Court that
the foregoing notice be published once
each week for four successive weeks
In The oskaloosa Herald. weekly
newspaper published in the City or
Oskaloosa, Mahaska county. Iowa
(Signed) W. c. Clements.
! lsw4 Judge.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
Little Tormenters,

The mole pest is particularly bad
this fall, possibly on account of the
dry conditions that have prevailed I'M
til recently. Gophers have also been
annoying and have invaded fields
where they have never been known be-
fore. ..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
Storm Protection Desired.

Carpenter shops are working over
time in getting out orders for new
storm doors and windows. The or
ders do not all come from city pa
irons, but the greater number are for
homes in the country where their
value Is known.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
EDDYvlLLE CITY.

existed here Several other branches
OF labor will likely be organized dur
ing the winter months, although no
definite arrangements have been
made.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-11-11
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following licenses have been
issued by the County Clerk since our
last report:
NJ. VI. Donohoe, Des Moines. .27
527 and
Daisy NJ. Kinsey, Des Moines. .23