davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

9}r. Si5l-iiir aciGditiae 6rnrcn 49,
Shiir5c &oppc uno llntcrGrmcl 49,
ShnB iiir OoS 3ierliNitc &lciO. Die
6rout Scr Shiir5e lit nnh @rinccb-
Monc eng 0niibcnO; cin bilbi6cr 9ub
3icbt liA iibcr Die Sdultern hin.
@it9bonL Fcrcolc, 9iluncn lnlo Sol.
Iono iinO poiicnoc Stoiic. BON Ocncn
i@ DorOS, 80 Boil brett fiir oic
@iittclgr6Bc criorocrliA iino. Sn
brci @r0Ben; tIcin, mittcINroB utO
groB.
Gin N}lliter Oieier 9(rt miro Ncgclr
GinIenollg BON 10 Gelt9 in Sil6cr
oocr Sricimorfcn an irgcn0 cine
gorciic gcion0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Sabre ut0 trot Damn in 0elt ~luoblper.
0icnten Hllbtiton6. @ctrducrt miro
Die @eritorbcuc BON orei SGhtern,
6ran Glnilic @urfcrL Srmu @iainm
Geder mo &onilo Gii4in bon @ailj.
tllQtolL :. g.. loiuic 5wei SGbne,
Die $50. @iQiom nno QoiliS 8rier.
Selt piclcn &obr5n gcb0rte Die &crs
blid)cnc olS trcuC5 MitglirS ncr1
y6rahcnnercin Der ct. Elephant &C.
mcinoc" an. al,1
Hettete ieinc$ Nod BARN
'SonS. - Gurd) ons roidlc @inarei,
ZEN oe@ Srn. Somllel Shulb bon
Nr. 1891 S'Gonncu.S trobe, mllroe
gcItern Oeiien Nodbor @enrp @ti.
gorlh bon Nr. 1892, S'GonneQ.S Str.
Dor groBcm Sdooen be6iitet. IN ser
Slide Der @eigono'ihpn @o6mnno
mar Elm @aioIinoien erplo0irt, llnb
Sert Sfllb, Der Sen anou ocb0rt
bette, elite loiort in ieineS Nohborcn
SultS nnb mari oen b~rennenoen Sfen
III Den @ofrmnml. &ur5 oorolii eridien
Die Canton 6cucrtpebr ulo (6idlte eie
,Noglncn. n Ser, SdIooen miro onf
etipo $50 9cid6et.
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EHtriOtiid)c Seller.

6lo8gcn 0illlng I'M @Wpnn Gof
Nort. 49, &coen oc9 Mouoro mnn
onOerer prominenter l}eri0nlits
fciteu. $780, Solut Der @no6en Nri.
Qooe, - G6or BON 100 W}Qo6elt.
Ger geitriGc &oa maj Gin @olota0
I'M @munn Dat Earf. Sic 6loggc
mllr0e gebiBt, unO Die gauge Ger.
anobenbrigoOc DER Sta0t luobutt Der
6cierlid)tcit bel. 8rrbur0cn Oaluit
lUorcn ullcrbon0 atblCtilhc Spiclc.
bel mtIden %aOl0cnc, iiIbernc uuo
bron5enc Freiic sum Wertbc Don
$3.50 3lr Gcrtbeilu10 fomcn, ionic
nirh Elm Observation-Disclosures Wiouor
Wtobool itb5rreid)tc Die Yrciic. SIC
&na6en 5ei0tcn, 0aB lie gut e~inerer
5iert morcll. Tic GlngGcnbiiiung ianO
nm 6 llbr Nbcn08 itntt. Nniprnd)cn
mur0en babel gcbultcn uon Manor
Wobool, Hidter elliott, !. Gootmui
Bono, Stoataomalt Gpens mo u
2. @ol0Sborolph Sefretdr 0eS Wfop
orS. Sri. WiilOrco Is. W|oorc, Eodter
.0eS SIperintenNenten OeS Eurfa, 500
Ole 6loQe in Ole 6obc, nobel Gnrion'a
Srdeitar boS pSicO pom Steuncn
banner" ipiclte, SpbolO Die Stage
on Der SpiBG Der Nphncnitott8e an
gcIongt mar, icucrtc Die &nabcH6ri
Qooc cincn SolHt ub. Sin Gbor BON
1850 WiGo6en4 lana oo2 9ico Dir
6ln9 6orcucr."
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GrM ~crfplarcidl.

IGuit boS 4icqic Der fl I'll. 9totb.
belicr.airdc in ser Oenfbnr it0n.
item @eiie. - 9egel1L SdiGBcu
ulo mOere 8cIuitiguu0en.
Som berrIidyiten @ettcr, begiiniti6t
iuar 0ua 9eitrige Sohrea Yicnic Der
"A FL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., meldea &c.
tern in @roupner's biibif ~QeIegc1cn
@eiteno.Eurf ~itattfon0. Ter Nut.
i1itto9 mar boupti0dIid ser $lt8enO
heitinurt mo omiiiirten iid) etuo 200
Shulfin0rr bti 5pitIrn in Oct
ShaufeIn+ Fuib dni oelH Goroiicl.
gIbeBO0 eridicnen Die grmoblcnen
Der &cnlcirEG unS, btgann onnl crit
sas eioentljte Heheu, gSdbrcno Or}
4benOS congratulations Eroi. 4tnie.
nleper'ide Srd)eitcr uup lluuroe int
Tn%n5papillpn trqb Der 0rildcn0ct
Site, Die bis III Sic ipdte Had)t binein
anbielt, iIott sepoI5ert. 9ic mdnn.
lidan Sheilnebmer bielten iidj picl
am ShieBitano un0 IN ser &cAcl
bobn aui, no fir ole Sic1rcihen
inertbpolle Ereiie nilsGciebt morcn..
9eiberlei @eihleft onliiiirte iid) nor!
5iigIih am @Iiid5rob, Sir ouS lcibIi-
DE @obl mnr beitens geiorQt, 0u mar
lIid)t MIR cine Dor un0 ein @llrit
itono, ionOern Die Srailen Der @c%I
1heinOe butten alld) feline Soupers III
9ereitifoft. Die peridieOenen GomisI
ten Doren folgenOermoBen 5ulom4
mengelebt:
Gmpfanes,6omits Sol. Geppc,
s. Gotterpeif, 5ranf @ies, len, Is.
@uf5eIntun, Geo. SeduoIi Gb. SciL
Sobn Senn, 8n1. Senn Gbos. 3ble,
Souls Sacob, Sac. Sncobt 8. &ling,
Geo. Smell, O., &r69er. Is. 2orcn5, N.
Soreit5. 8, Weriingar, Spbn Nuuf,
Satprence RaudL 8. &oienOole, ien
Sol. Sbumon, 6reO. 8ieoed, Mid.
Wueit, Inor. 3infonO rn0 Wihacl
3infanO.
&egeI-Gomite - Glen, $. Gears, s..
6. &oienoale, @m. Wiler un0 &aur.
Hauf.
.Bferberennen. = Nl. &oien0oIe uno
SenrD 9eder.
San5.Gomite. - 2olpr. Stod, Ireo.
GredsIer, s. Steubl, 81. @roi unO u.
Gid.
@Iiidsro6. - Sol. 3infon0, Gobn
Sauf, s. Shleider, auO. Sucobs. vi.
@eriin9ar, Gbas. @oIf, 6rau Niarg.
Seipp, Srau Gotborine @ur5elmoh
Srou ToienbnIe, 5rou 9. aroger
Srau Garter unO Srau GredSIcr.
3uderperfitan0. Srls. Minnie
Ieriinger, 9lug. 8ornborn, Minnie
Miuer, Nf. @rabam, Gee. Sloig mp
5rou Sranf @ies, jun.
Gon5.gomite. - gilbert =. Niger,
Sronf @ieS, qlr., Srant Miuer, s.,
Miuer, Sre0. 0rebsler, jun, Glem,
Gears, jun.
SIN ben Sdoufeln.- Sui. StuumS-
fn Sronf Strumsfp Sol. Weriinger
nno Sol. a0Blsr.
9ar-Gomite. - jranf WtiQer, go.
Sell Sol. 8eiiinger mo &. Sdwart
fopf.
8iiden.Gomite. - Srouen 1bereiio
9. Wiaer, Minnie 3intano, 8.
SteuoI, sc. 0iet, W}innie Sbumon
90. Sncob, Youline 3infonb, VI. Se.
gele, 9. Sacobi, &. Sdad, VI. &eiS,
6. 9onboif, %. Sell u1O q. @eig
man.
Grfriidunesitonb.-So anea unN
Sri. Marp H%oienbole.
Gin Der Spite oller Oieier Gomite'n
itano Yqter 8ilfrieo, Der Teftor Ser
@emeinoe, Der iiberoll nod oenl Hed)
ten lob unb Dor allen Iingcn oaroui
beoaht war, Dab Hiemono Tlrit 5u
lei0en brauhte.
9aiebaII. - 9ie Orioles ipiel-
ten geitern 5pei Spiele in Neiparf.
9aS erIte Spiel getpnnnen iie, ,ober
i'm 5ipeiten Spiel iuuroen ie aeidlo.
gen. Die aeitrigen Spiele Der oltli-
den 2igo perliefen ipie iolgt:
On @epart.
Critics SnieI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ildm ytefpsVorf Nnb be-
feif sliH tSebrliib in Der Gar.oeiIs unb Wh,
Republication nm 1000 MbenbS. p
HefcrpituTg bon Jtaiut in S6Iafs o5er Hars
lorsg8aesons. Gpeiferaisn etc. mesoen f9neu
befergt per 9elepbon In allen fo!eenoen BtIets
9iireaur: Gbar.eSs unb Haltimore,Gtrabe q. 4
g., ct. YalI 1924, poer Mo. gpnrflano 1901:
Wt. HobnIsStdiion, g. & g., Wt. 8ernon 9f2S:
gamben.Gtafion Standardization, g. & g..
ct. HAUL 846, ober Wb., GourtIanb 2726, uni
Nr. 62o, Gln,Nroa6ipdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

- NHal. 49, Z
SIN @rdbc 1T 10 ROD
Dem Eotcr 9crn6ur0 AieboltS IN Der
fotbUliihcn 0er3 &eilr&irdc }t
Nigblunotolpn cine ieierlid)e Ne+
Qrliemmciie cclebrirt bate, iono &C.
tern @ormittog oic @e%eroi9ulg 0ea
an 26. (Slni I'M @llter Don y Sobrcn
9cltprbcnen &rn. &enrp Nogcngnit
olti Dem o6er6 %eill- GricObofe" ltott.
3obIrcidla id)one 9lumcnitiife lullr-
0cn ont Grade niebcrgelegt. 0ic lettc
Gbrc dis 9obrtltd)trGaer crluieiCu
Dem Gntihlaicnen Die &crr2n Nn.
oreo@ Wottc5, Sol. Siebenboor, Sol,
ebert, George Glciidmonm. @Corge
0otterpeid uno Gbnrle@ Nein2fei6.
8crr Nn9cn9uit ipnroe am IS. Nus
quit 1882 III Baltimore ais Sobn bc3
&rn, &obn Is. NnqcnQuit uno 0ty
Irou @orborn NoGen1oit, aebprenc
@iiilner, %0eborcu. Gr mar utpcrbri.
rntbet mo bintlrl0bt neben ieincu
@ltern lulr 5tuci grii0er, Die Scrrtn
Inbrco8 uno Sobn &ogeHGoit.
&m NnrIie Nj. 1902, SiQbt
StroBc, bate iih q~cIterh Hohntittol
cine 1roBc Srnlerperiommllrng cin
Qailn0cn, mn Scr onl lebten Sam.
itug I'M S(Iter BON 10 Sobrcu qcitoy.
bencn 6rou Gpu Srier. ooS lcbte &c.
lett nod Dem Baltimore 6rieo6oic"
81 gcbcn. Yllntt = llhr trot YnItcr
EG. Scn1igboaien, Der Scalior1er
Der ct. Stepboni.@ emcinoe an or
Ode bon Sonburgs mo &o1opcr
StruBc, Dor Den nit foitborcn @Iu.
men %nmgcbencn Sara mo miomcte
Der @utitloicncn IN bcreoten @or-
ten cincn ebren0en Nodrllf, Cam
iprnd Ser 8eiitlide eiu ShlltRgc6ct
luoraui Scidctbeitntter Sol. Stuu!ta.
bed, uod)Ocm Die trnllernoen &illter
bliebencn eincn lcbten @Iid olli oic
erblaBtet ;}ltge Der Sobingcldic0cs
rlen ~acruorien Den Sur9 ihloB. Gle
$50. Scnrp Hiibl, Srcb. altritinh
@ilIiom @iintber um0 Charles Seit.
5crlitg eriiiuten Die idmeriliht
Gbrcnpilidt ais 9obrtthtrG0cr ilno
trilocn Ole iterblihe &iiue nod ocul
bereititebcnben Seidanpagcn uno scr
LANCE Sroller5llg bcme9te lid baum
nud Dem 8otteSader. Sroli SriCr
muroe Dor 20 Sobren an #. Nopenls
Der III 9ie02nfopf, &eiierL 9eborcn
luio fam int Sabre 1856 nod g(nlc-
rita. Sbr @otte ging ibr bcreitS por
81 Sobren im Sooe poron. 9crielbe
fiibrte an Der 6borleS-S troBe nit ser
gr0Bten llmiiht cine 96darei. 6rou
Srier uerieb bieieS @eid1it nad Dem
Sobe ibres 8atten nod mebrcre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

@orieillc, %. SUM. Ger
9nnpicr fas@crmHd4niidA iii BON Hep-
gorf bier e%ingetroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
cHiSisnsr eianS Der Gibbs.
Kinder schreion
MACE FLETCHER'S
Ca 7 Fri

Tdiie snr Meiie in's gnslane &c.
fer9t g.. @ainc, Or. 413, Ci.galti.
morfitraRe, maize Gmitom SOnie slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Soppelidlranben.
Ggpref. nnS Ha1asier 9ieaE.
Sambars amerifa . 2iaie,
41-45 gruaopap, 8sm.gori.
Artbnr 81. &obion,
am alteH 8lase, ,
1877 Sf.galtimore-Str.
Wcrdants & Miners transport. So.
Gampier:einie..

Btndlt mo Enidntere.
9,adl Button uuo bem Often.
Gonnf1g. Sienitng uHo Sreitag. 6 ubr gbenos.
Ran Hruoioetce nnb benz Often.
GoHntag, Wsiitlpoh Iuo 6reiiag, q ll6r glbeHos.
y Hndl 4efupurt setps.
2d9ltb, ansgenunlmeH 1onneritlg II. GaHItag,
6 lt6r gbeHos.
' Sr9ht an9e1omnlen tigli6 big 3 tIbr Natln.
illr nenielben Iaa %fabrenoe 9dmpfer.
yiadl Sapaunab nnb sJndiunpiae. d,
W3ontuas Wlittluo6 uno Srettdg, i llbr @benos.
Z. y. Wegetn, Igent Bier 3. Sub .sgubsStr.
Sattpt,Siireau: @errfturla ltno GiebtaStr.
Uf9,S&S| " T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Warmor. ull0 @ranit.@ erfe.
Silaartner & ebbne, 7t4-71S HeftsgnIti'
~mpresStrabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Elum6ing, Surfaces, STANCES un6
Sefen, To6oeden rrnb Hiunen.
@ennett 9rps, 529 NOrb.Sremont.gbenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

9ou . Motcriolien, Gbiiren, 5ehIter-
robmeu, 2aoen, etc.
Sames .. Softer G. 60, 115-117 Slbs5rebe'
rtdsSiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
NarsIanb G. Ycnnipluania.Giienbabn

'gaHe .fRr's snslans Beiarat g. Nsise ats
rft.saItimcrs. ctr, nahe 0nitom Souis.Nsenas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Seteftip.N dentllr

9eteftip- agentur.
Natipnal Seteetipe eerpies. 8. Or. 8af5, sc,
ludtisiiibrer, lir. 632, 2apse btIoins, 8aItis
more. W'o: 3bohe Ct. 9aul $500. 49,
nlonn, SeihdftSfibter, $40 GauitnbIe.@lbg.,
baltimore. Wto. Ybone: g.. & %. CT. 9dil
2027; gSobnuns: 6. & q. g9oIfs 123a-@.
Spanbanrr q emmiot, RahtoIeer bon Gmiib,
2Sei: g. 2pons, 500 GaIoert Building.
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ationols8an

Northumberland.
gSbe clb Sp,uu yintional gant," @aps nnb
@EetersgtrIbe. Sueob u. SoOt, Brnitoent;
nS9eite? aattonai.s ani," 432 eiO.grOaOtuup.
.~g9ritera Vatioual Yani," ID Gorb'@utapsstr.
Farmers anb MerdantS 9satioual ganf,"
Sotibs ulo GombarosStrabe.
Stoats. gonfen.
r9sutide sanf uOu Baltimore" Baltimore
uno 9ouiSaps Strabe. ausnli Aeber, Brdit'
bent; Y. ). Stht Sthdbnetlfer.
Spar 8anfen.
,Teutidbe spar1anf pun Baltimore" Gltatus
uuo NIItlinoresS traBe. ,
uSt. Sames Sparbant," BaltimuresStrabe uno
9uitom 9oule'gloeItue,
SruIt.G ompagnie'n.
y@snrHlanb 5rut 6p.," NoropedsGde gaIbert'
uno Germans trnbe. g. 9. zimmerman,
8riitcenti GarrOa San gsbt g%9asmstIisr:
Serbs Spencer inr, 9lllis'S1aernetlier;
Baltimore Sruit & GUARANTEE Co.," Gquitabie
BUILDING.
Iooofaten.
Garl u. ID. edolB, 12G-129 Gam Building.
Wnitapns arrb. 261-209 eaIpert gnilotHs.
2onomirtbIdoftlihe @er1tbe uno
Sdmereien.
Griffith G Surner &c., 2O5 aorb.gdca.e trdBe.
Iormor. ull0 Grants erfe.
g. Silsartner & eDbne, 7t4-71s Hets9uIti'
nnoresStrabe,
BIum6ing, Surfaces, &anges nno
Sefen, Ta60eden ltno Hiuner.
Seuuett Srps, 523 rbs5remont.sIbemIe.
Glpieridmieoe uno Slumbers.
5uhn Subert, TIA 9bamessStrabe. 8. & y.
1eIepbon; @olfe 1899.
Serter. 8erii6erlngen.
pSlpSaf 3ninranee 60. Of aiperpooi," Senrn
W. g~8driielb, 8efioentsManaoer, 101-102
Sbainbsr 81 9onln,erss Snlloina;
baltimore uno Nori6sStrube.
@igenthums Igenten unb SGn6ler.
Eisrre G. susan & sepDep, 10 Ofteeginstons
Strnbe.
Suii6mieb- 3ubeb6r.
6. eeott 9uDue Gu,, 362-364 Aoros8abseir.
&oblen uno Sel5.
SenrD o.. Bon Seiue, $50 GoIum0iasgpenue.
Gfonoleib. Gei6Gftc.
,Goniofibateo Scan Co.," 1 Horo.gabs Strabe. |
BianoS llno Srgcln.
Gbas. Dr.. etieif, 8 goros9ibertDsS trabe 1
Nn. Snabe & 60, Yarisgtpe. uno 5apeite,Gir.
Bapier uno 8upier.Siiten
emitb, 9iGun Co., 1O5-t07 Sanober.S TRADE. |
"r. L .E
gledplatten, Meton, etc.
shpn, Gonfiin & So. (ineorpprirt), 1919
BaIoerttunsS trGBe,
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gledplattcn, Weton, etc.
sbeu, Gontiin & So. (ineorporirt). 1919
BaloerttunsS trdBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
9lADofntpn

Garl u. M. edbplB, 12G-129 2ap Building.
Oh itapuS 9prb, 26t-209 9alnert building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

GltpieriGmiebe rno Slumbers.
Sphn Subsrt, TIA 3bames.G trabe. 8. & y.
IelepDon: Bolfe 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

BionoS iino Srgcln,
Gbas. M. etieif, 8 Goros2ibertDs Strabe
gsm Snabe & 60, BarisStpe. uIto 5aDeite.Str
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0pihpnheitnttpr

2eihenbeltntter.
eansrr & e1bue, %170sf71o .gbeuue,
gsnt. Sopf, 9tortbs mo @reenmount.slpenue.
Srieoboie.
,epnbpn Fart Gemetcrp," giirenu: 81 @eft.
Sarni5aasStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Gei9ditss@

Bidder, Gonoitor- uno Sotel'
YeoariS,a rtlfel.
She 0iNsrS & Stds so. 104 SIo'SotuarS'Sir.
3eitmgen, 3eitidriitelL etc.
,Sbe Baltimore Gep6 6p," 9auio 9bercroH'
bic. 9eibdftsfibrer, 3lS goeitISerTlaraSlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

griffita 6 surmcr 60, 2o5 g,Orb.saca.e ttabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Bapier nno Gnpier.Siiten.
Smitt, Siruu Co., 105-t07 Sanober.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Sruit.G ompagnie'n.
,WsnrHlanb Fruit 6p.." Noropeds9de gaIbert.
uno Germans trnbe. g. 9. zimmerman,
Hrditoent; Garrou Gan gieB, ~S6abmeilier;
Serbs Spencer, Jun, SitltssS 9asmeiiier;
&an Sfinner, piiIfssSetretdr.
Baltimore Sruit & @uarantec Co.," @quitdble
BUILDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

9aiebaIl. = Sie Orioles ipiel.
ten eeitern 5iuei Spiele in gteipnrf.
9as erlte Spiel qepnnnen iie, ,ober
i'm 5~ipeiten Spiel luurben tic aeId)lo.
gen. Die aeitrigen Spiele Der oitli.
den 2iga perlieien pie iolgt:
On @eparf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

8~fanoleib- @ei6Gitc.
,Gonipfibateo Scan Co.," 1 HorosgabsS trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Critics Spiel.
Neiunrf - 3. Baltimore -- 4.
3ipeiieS Spiel.
Neparf. -. 0 2 4 o I 0 D %
Baltimore. 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 %
Sineran Umpire.
EenrfoH nBiiher" uno Sedrne o@atber" fir
Baltimore.
Sriu Ritber unn Yapp s9aider" tlr
&fH He On I,sntreal.
# 9rites SpieI.
Wpntrenl - 9. qoronio - l..
3ipeiies Spiel.
glantrsaI t.t.. 3 Q Q Q 900
On Hsdleter, p,
AoAejisr. SO. 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Go
guffalo. 0 / o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
IN Srpuioenee.
qropibence. . 0 90 h.. 0-rG
Setfep'eifp. = l 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-.3
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2onbwirtbidoftIi1e @erdtbe nno
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24

James Stewart and was trusted SER
want at the time of the war between
the states. having been at all times a
white mans negro
Two pioneers Of Manitowoc county
are dead, George Goldie, aged so years,
and Jacob Matthew of Kiel, at exactly
the same age. Both went there in
early youth ar always resided Ia the
ounty. Mr.. M THEW was the father
in-law of Postmaster W. j. Guetzloe Of
KieI.
Ransom r, Gable, former president
Of the Chicago, Rock Island G. Pa
life railway. died in Chica .. Mr..
Gable was born in Athens county,
Ohio, September 23, 1884 A. a young
man he engaged In the coal business
at Rock Island, Ill., In 1870 he be-
came president of the Rockford, rock
island & st. Louis railway Later he
was chosen president of the Rock Is
land & Peoria railway and since 1877
ne has been with the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific company. He became
identified with it as assistant to the
president, ard from 1880 to 1883 was
vice president and general manager
From 1882 70 1898 he served as pres
ident and general manager From 1888
to 1898 he served as president. and
from 1898 to 1903 as chairman Of the
board of directors
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
.BONDSMEN co BACK
ON WARR|NER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO INDlcIr
MENT AND GOES TO
JssaL.

Cincinnati, Nov. 17.-Warriner is i'm
Jail and a warrant Is issued for Mrs.
Jeanette Stewart-FOEd, on the Charge
of receiving $1,000 Of s643, 900 Va :,
Warmer is accused of having embezy
zled. Warmer yesterday told Prose-
eltor Hunt that he, had given part of
the money, he is alleged to have
stolen, to Mrs. Ford.
Yesterday afternoGn Warmer plead
ed not guilty to the indictment re-"
turned Monday for ENLIGHTENMENT and
grand larceny. His bond was again
Fixed at $4,000, but, the bondsmen who
came to his assistance when first ar
rested, did not renew the pledges.
Mrs. Stswart-Ford Arrested.
Last night half a score of consta-
hles went to the handsomely fur.
n5shed apartments of Mrs. Stewart
Ford and arrested har She was in
Gfgnant but was removed to the court
house and subsequently jailed in de.
fault of bail Hunt would make no
definite statement regarding the PROB
ability of other arrests.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
DOMESTIC.

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oh William strana aged NJ pins
burg While running in the var,
with comuarions the no, mt the nea
shooter in his mouth. tripped and fell
on his face The fin Moved its NV,
into his brain
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24

win soon have a six story building.
Among those mentioned as being In
terested in the project is John Nc
'Jahghton, millionaire paper manu-,
fac. urer.
The Wisconsin Gamers company,
which recently added beans and peas
to its products, a1n be forced to OPP
crate its factcry at Manitowoc all
winter for the first time in the MS
tory of the pea canning industry
The company is planning to install
steam heat for the plant and viii
make chanes to accommodate WIN
ter operation
The las stone OF the $4,000 post
Office building erected by the United
States government in Kenosha has
been laid The dedication of the
building is to take place early in
February. It is expected that both
Senators La Toilette and Stephenson
viii be present and make addresses
and that addresses will be made by
members of congress.
The cultivation of ginseng is oc.
cupying the attention cs come peo
pie at Cameron and with 8 ming
good results. DR. Jensen has large
bed Which, Is in the best condition
with plants about two, three and
four cars old. f. w. Clark, section
foreman for the Omaha, has another
bed which is two and three years
old. which is also in the best condi-
ton.
A. e. Hubbard and w. r. Puffer of
Minneapolis, of the firm of Puffer &
Hubbard may locate new mill at
Ladysmlth. THEY manufacture 81
los. wheelbarrows, tanks, etc, and
their timber is along the Thornapple
river. a few miles northwest of the
city 1t is reported that they have
concluded to erect their mill on the
Wisconsin Central road, near their
timber holdings. about six miles
northwest of here.
Assemblyman William NJ Bray has
donated to the city of Oshkosh pro
perty at the Main street bridge.
known as the Main STREE docks.
worth about $4,000 and for years a
public landing place until secured by
private interests. The land was Civ
en- by Mr. Bray in memory of his
father, J. VI. Bray the pioneer fum.
herman. who recently died. and in
memory Of Mr.. Bray's business part
ner, Leander Choate, who also re-
Gently passed away
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
BIG LIFE INSURANCE.
Minneapolis Man Takes out a Halt
Million Policy.

Minneapolis, Nov 17.-Insurance
amounting to $4,000 has been Is
sued on the life of Albert C. Loring,
president Of the Pillsbury Flour Minis
compahy. The insurance is of the
kind known as business insurance
and the Pfllsbury Flour Mills com
lany is named as the beneficiary.
The late F. II. Peavey of Minneap-
oils was the hFst Minneapolis bust
ness man whose life was heavily in
sured for the benefit of his
company. The policy on Peavey's
life amounted to 100000 Peavey
died within a year. A year ago bus
mess policies of 100000 each were
issued on the lives of F. B. Wells
and F. r. HeffeIfinger of the F. H.
Peavey company The transaction in
surfing the life of Loring is therefore
the third of it's kind in the city.
Business insurance is issued on the
principle that the insurance of com
pany official will pay the loss Incl
dent to the adjustment of the bus >
ness necessitated by his death and
safeguard his interest in the firm.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
OBITUARY..

James Norton, one of the most pro
minent hmbermen in upper Michi-
gan, died suddenly. He was Is years
old and leaves a wife and eight child
rem
Walker Kennedy, Tor years editorial
writer of the Memphis Commercial
Appeal and one of the most widely
known newspaper men of the south
Is dead
Mrs, Clara Widen, aged 73 years,
widow OF the late Hubbard Widen,
died at Keuosha Airs Widen had re.
sided in keuosha for more than sixty
years
Joseph y. Robinson. an employee in
the secretary's department OF the
Northwestern Mutual Life insurance
company, and recent graduate of the
Marquette university law school. died
in the home Of his parents in Chica
go.
A telegram from Duluth announces
the death of Miss Marion f. Morrison
daughter OF G. W. Morrison of Port
age. She was a prominent young wo
man Of Portage and her death wa,
due to heart disease while visiting a
the home of her aunt. Mrs Louh
Cunning. at Duluth.
Oliver Francisco the oldest inhabI
ant of Jackson. Miss. and native o
the Congo valley, is dead and it l.
said OF the age of 122 years. He wa
Weilgrowu man at the time Of tn,
Mexican war going through that con
aict with his master. the late Colone
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raLKs BY rAE EDITOR.

News ought TO be and is informa-
tom which is Interesting to everybody
or somebody. 1t is almost as dim
cust to define news with accuracy as
10 is to describe an agreeable per
tune or TO convey to another an idea
OF the chtssm of one whose maaners
are captiva ing.
Real news must of necessity carry
" II it aa element OF surprise a
newspaper article may relate to PER
sons or 10 things, but 1t cannot be
news il it has been treated OF before
if no new light is thrown upon the
subiec; or if mere discussion and
opinion are to take the place OF facts
Something is happening to somebody
or to something all of the time, and
in the degree that these somebodies