davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

610; 5um 9oteIn 590--G.l5; Rigs
4.5O--5.50. Sdoie: ouIubr eirta
$4,000; Morft fir 2anmer Itcti1 fir
Sd)ofe ober idmod]. Sfaic 400
600; 2Gnlmer 5.25-S,0o; Yeor-
iug3 l.~2o-7.25.
Hitt3burJ 8o., IS. Son,or.
Miuopich: 3uiilbr Ieldlt, Morti
iteti1. Alis,pahl G.30-G.50 Erinla
6.tO-6.25. Sd)aic; 3llilhr tcid)t,
Mnrft itetis. Erima 5.50-5.75; ae'
rohnlid) 10000; 2dmner 500
$40; aGlber 9.50-l0. Sdlpcine;
3ufubr oenil1enb; Morft hSher; Eri:
ma 6.lo; uiittlerc G.30--6.35,
ldnperc DorferS G.25-6,30; leid)t.
Dorters 6.OO-6.10; Fig3 80
$50; Mpuab$ 5.OO---5.1 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

3weitcs 8neiiet Con.
3ert.- Mor9cn 6reitoa iineet lit
Der Gon5ertbolle ocs EeQboop : Sniti.
tllt5 oas 5lueitc Gon3crt oes &neiiel'a
ifen S.uartetts itott, Gieic porneb1n.
lte aanln1ermuiif &crcini9una oeS
SanoeS bot ai,d) fir ibr o~icsntoli0es
I,litrete1 nieber ein Observation-Disclosures
Eroaronnn oelpoblt, oeiicu &ollpt-
lllllllluer nas Eiuno S.uiltett porl
Gourt!nnbt Yalncr III. IN oe'ieu Mus
liihrlllg iid) ocrG omnouilt oemGuaro
tctt sugcitctlt. Nm llebrigen mmioBt
has Erogromm: Strci6Qrlartett IN
G,M,oll, Spl.s IS, Nr. 1, 0ectbopen;
3mci SGBc ans cincm m,pollenoetelt
Streid)ol,artett in & Gur, @rieg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Seiratbs yieenscr.

Gblparb e. Bitter. "a; Mumic Z
9reSnnn, %. applifant - Sohn 81
aiinbaIf. Ger. 1927. McGlOerrDitr.
@alter ". Gorrel, 3S, Scr. t6l4.
@eIt-5apetteitr.; ellie 5. Me9teiL %
5arriiou u. 2esie, 81; Hoio Y
Snmmer, Is. applitnnt - q. 9
2eir, Scr. 800, 3. CIR.
Observation-Disclosures 81; Eietra Mar
eiono, Is. Npplifant = Jrnu u. sra
rpo. Nr. 925, GaiternJalDc.
Clarence e. Wie6reoerid, 30; Clio
:. 8inccnt, 81. Nphlifant = en,erl
g. Nc6reoerid, 9tr. 623, GarroQton
Mueiule.
Sobn ). Gisfor. %; 8clbie ~
Vronl, t9. Ipplifant - alber1
Shrueiaer, Nr. 61O, Siib.Hageitcritr
8iQiam s. Srobp, ir.. 26, GER. 626
9toro,9roobwap; Jonnie %. 9sfclp
a.
George 9elitelspodjer, 81 Nr. 81
Sof'erItr.; Gora 6. 5Gonlas. q.
Serbcrt q. 2entrp. 81. Nr. 943
Melt-9altin'creitr.; Isabella 5. 5,rt.
tsnbereer. %.
Holaito &. Noore. %, Ger. 1910
SiaDtltr.; Roie 9. 9nplor. 10.
aooiion ). Ren, AZ; Annie e. Mci.
iid. 50. applifant - Capt. Jranf s
Sfeene, Nr. 1928. 2igbtltr.
vaNe iar's Mssfans bsisrst e. Saine. Ala
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0iehmarftc.

Gbiengo, Is. Saitnar. - GinoD
picb: 5uiiibr ca. $4,000; Mortt ite'
tle muo itdrf. Stiere 4.6O--7.25;
aiibe 3.O0--5.50; Seifers 300
5.75; BuGen 3.40--i.S0; a1lber
3.50-1O.0O; Stoders ,ulo 5eeDera
2.50--5.15. Sd)ueine. ,3a,ir,br CO.
$4,000; Warft 10. bis l5c. bober.
siuspaDl ;lm @erianbt 6.3O-6.40;
9ntd)ers 6.2O-6.35; ieiht aemiid)i
5.75-5.90; allsiudbI leift 5.95---
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3u pertnufeu:
AS.r~~ S.o GSlO Gfor vrra. (VfunfrsS ~

NdMIcr TN GOO NIon WctotSlobtr'Sfr,
Gbet ~bollcnbet cine H}eibe lnooerner, 5ipeis
{ib6iser Sauier, ied,s 3tmner nno Nno. 2as
sabeJimrter bat enaiuirte g9aHre mo l%arttareS
0lofei. stTicDIub an f~aHitdren Stata!. Vret3
$3.50. Giebri9cr 8rune5ins. Sbi1e Sdufer
baben bobe mo aelunoe Sage. AGCn5u'rdset
bel Il. 4. 8alidahcr, @numeiiter. Garenu tn
Hr. 2537, saaununentsS Ctr. 133--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

$3.50 - Stir eii,eo ieaer prathtpouc1 @dtts
fer nabe 4Htterioa.GGrt gr. 20, -. % ETC..
9torosSarerStrobc. GeTeniirtc 1rotiotrc. aels
ler uto 3pt; e%nlaihirie saoe,nnlnc ilno MI.
sseransnnts etc. 500 Ytoor ilto 3!ett lll!er ,ebr
Ieidteu Hcoinauiaeii faufcr clreo ieitcr 'rC5era
ren 8dilier. Ypitt,tigt tie mo ilber6eligt GlH.
Sebc Ieihte Yeoireileen. COWARD =. stnrf,
ut CIT uuo S.elie. t,SultttI i S,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

gebr quite Surm bon % N!derl MT lhbIem
Wobnbaus mo Stanecb.. rdbe bel Baltimore
nnb u eentider sahbaff9qtt fir $4,000 po'
SdntmiIicbeS Snbentar. foipte aud, bic feiner
Wl6beI, StIber3eug II. (. To-. tpeldeS uiehr, ais
6Gs 9reiiabe gefofiet bot, fam fit $1,000 tttbr
nit iiberHpninen tperbelt.
gaer eine iolhe 6arll, ,piu rnb baS @eIb
baiir bat, tptro Te fauien, fobalo CT lie lte9f.
RGbcres bel Sfrmaau Saoenhupp, III Ncro'
NhdrteSsG frafe. tSept19,12lfR)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

in 8en.Wiar - ooteI in ocr eIuten. Yer.
per; 81 Simmer. % Stlafiiiben, ilprt stthcn;
itabc @uena Siitr Statint; I'll ST, 1000 apae'
id,dtt; 81. 800 IN oret Wtonalen %heroient; FER
ton SIS bis SIS pro 2Soobc; S57.56 l~ntpfie'1 ptc
Sabr; @ooen I'M 2Gfe anner; cheIt repatirii
ier iulo cin Grurlbftild fir $1,000. grrlo5lr.a
frei; brilsen St.5o pro @Sote. .. e; 5an'r'
102 Et.Serius.ru. stsaee. StuiTheH bis i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
0crciniatc Samacr INN Baltimore.

SauptQlartier: .6ermania- W}un.
nerdlor : Sale; TrGiioent &cnrp
Sbnmns; correiponbirenber urb pro.
ictollirenber Sctrct0r pro tenn. o..
Mirunlelhcber, Hr. 315, NorbsGoens
StroBc; Sinou5ietret1r g. Sinmels
febcr. 9tr. 3t5, NorosG ocn=S traBe;
Sd)asnlciiter 8. MitIidh Or. 7t3,
gSarner= StruBe; lirigcnt Sb. Scent
bcrger. Gcr'ommIumN leoen 5~lpeiten
6reitug iu Monot.
yNrion."
Sinaillnoc: Mittuods III ser
.Stog.&alte," 9tr. 205, &nnoner'
Strobe. Tiri9ent: :. Melnmet.
.Nrbcitcr- M0nnrrdor."
Soliptquartier: InoreaS' &ollc,
Or. 31t. S,auoper. Strobc. SiuS,
%Itunoe: 9ienitogs. G%irigent: George
g. Eohlmomn.
,Irbeiter. 2icbertaicl."
Snuptouortier: &plS' @nlle, Mr..
i0S, @clt.2erington Strahc. Sing
ilurloc: Miinpod)S. Girigeut: SIT
bert ariippel.
.Sooel1ia. MGnlcrd)or."
Saupt1i,ortier: Nrutt. unb ..
Strobc, @ighlonbtomn Si,1ltrnoc:
9ienitags. 9irigent: Gouarb eodlter.
n8crnldnins M1nucrdlor."
@nuptqnartier: Wermania 3 Wlan.
nerd,ors Sollc. Or. 40 bis l12, @eit'
9ombarb. Sirabe. SinaIrnbc: Colt
nerlto9S. Siri8cut: SDeobor &erl'
berger.
o%iSrob'iun."
S0auptqnartier: 6robitum @alle,
0e. 200O. Sreberid Nuenuc. Sing
%itllnoe: Mittiuod,s. GiriJCat: Sobr
u. Glcin.
,Vio5ort Manuerd]or."
0uuptq,lortier: Nobcrt Gollnucr'9
soolle, Or. t921-1923, Orleans.
StroBc. Sinsliulor ieocu Gonner-
itng abenb. SiriAent: Is. u. Y6bl.
ulalln. ..g.tr.f8 g.-.-sst
n2ocuit.Eoint Wannerdor."
@nupturtarticr Seoer's 6allc, gfc
Guta- uno slubre Strobe. Sins,
i!unoe: Mittluod) AbenbS s llbr.
Giri9ent: i. aarolus,
y&%armonic."
Souptuuortier: Er. Ala, @clt-
5opette StraBc. Sineltmoc: Gten.
itoes. Girigeit: Sobu u. 8lein.
rMctger. @eloliDpcrein."
5orptqllartier: &offmam's Solle,
2nm. uno Sorrclt.S trabc. Sins.
itumoc: Iienito9s. Girisent: Suberi
&riippel.
.Gholia. Mdnnerd)or."
&nl,ptqilartier: Goigt's Safe, Nr.
1922, Sorforo. 4Uenue. Siugitunoc
Gienltogs. Girigent: 5. 6. 5rallt
sGtu)enffuf6.'
Sauptaiiartier: augult 8oebel'A
(pprmaIs 3orn's) Safe, gde Der 3.
rno 8ollab. Strabc, &igblanotolpr
Singltutoe: Mittmod)s. Giri9ent
Geo. Is. Y0blmanll.
yMclooic."
Sauptqunrtier: =. Shes Sale,
Ode 2oipltrubc nn0 9eIoir. Worft.
Sinsitunoe: Sonncritogs. Girigeni
i. 3aroluS.
.8erltanio,G uortett- CLUB"
5auptauarticr: 8asncr's Safe.
Mr. 1t6, Noro.E aca.S traBe. Cling.
itlli,oe: Gicnitas3. 9irigent: j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
3 nmuriitiidc &.

Milfem (por Der Nnihfaasidu.
le): Ito Mari 9elohnuig ocn, Mie.
berbrileer eilte5 in oori9er &of)e
peridipnl,oeneu idIpar5en Ylioela."
= Anguit: .Gu. Oa poll'l1 iper ill..
ieren aciiioi,itcn binbrineen." -@il.
lem: .Nber oct is ia II lueiBer."
'aluanit: ,Shab't mir. Get ornnc
Iieb is noiieriid, BOZ Sram ipeiB lie.
poroen, ueritchlte?o"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Ser metbIi d. aater.

Ser lpetblid DIE Slater. =
-Sanitdtsratb: sic babei, alio &c.
itern eil bil'cl @eil SIT pid gatrirn-
fen nno fiible1t BETTE cit Gunner,
inn aopfe2 &nL bas 1T Ell, goi,5 Iii,
g~epohnlid]er JaI!" - Gamc: rWis,
ioF Sauitdtsratb: .9titll. 8 iii
n6n1lid ei,, meiblifer Slater, m1b
ben iiebt mo nift oIle Snacl"
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8rriaust i'm %Aaaemteinea.
3u pcrmictben--Goritaot:


$40 bro m,pnit - Or ii, W;aplcsstocitue.
g3ooSberrb. ooer 9lr. Bi2, Gin. 9iee,, &orlpoen;
5dhliiiel I'M 9tehbarbauie. Nddo5u!rlaen PEI
Gbluin Z. Jurnbut, Tr. II, Si.Sel'uSto''Stt.
D--15)
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IN pertan11.


AT rersauicn:
GGie cine 29irtb'dnft ire9eil Wletiiiiileseer1
fcniebel,beiier Der lbellbabcr; tcllirai. 9eteaet.
W,an o~breiftrc. ,,0. 81" uGrutihcr 6prre'ppn'
nrrt /" OLD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Gercinss Nalenber.

goder.8 cian9pcrein bon Baltimore.
Girigent: Erof. 5. &arofus.
!6oupta,,artier Il. Magener'S Sale.
tt9 Norh.Baca. Ctr, ieocn SamItag
abeno. init ailsnabme ols oritteI'
samitaa$ i'm Monot, Sinoitumoc.
Mpril7-tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Mohlniidlc W1der.

.@auptallartier: Hr. 1918, aib.
lonO.ape. &. & y. Gel. MolIe 376 d.
,gintrad)t."
@aupiqllartier: 1iIinann's &olle,
Gdc Sort apelulc nnb Mnbre.S trabe.
Sinaitunoe: Mittlpod)s. Go9,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Baltimore @arft6erid,te.
Is cllli ii ! G.

Baltimore, ID. San. 1909.
Webl. - 3nilIbr 1866 Safer,
cinld,lieblid' S97 Naiier SIT Occult
Foilt nso 1876 Safer 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Mir baben bic iplgcnoen aatcn 2ano-
Eumplcre sum 8crfauf:

5 ader $3.50; 3 adcr $500; ~ Nder 500;
10 Mder S65o: 10 Nicer 5000; 80 .lder $ii6D0;
ds ades $500: 10 2tder. $3.50. gllf etiieDen
ten Sabrt per eie.iriithcr 9uhl bon Baltimore
,i,o 'hni, Dtinrier III ,Sni ben oer Staiton rad,
nnter ieibten ;5pilingsa5 eoinaunaeu perfatteil.
@bcnfaue u cider Gro6e tSdrim nit 'einfC s9oi'
i%e.troI,tc. I~in1efdbr itpei Alieiicl BON %oerteIbelt
citation Der eletiriiden 8abt. Tilt Sans u1o
Gnocren DISQUALIFICATION, ST $4,000.
Senern Gealtn Gamparl,
@r. III, Nprs. Charles. stratc.
tltdr524 iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

WV I. DHTHHl FIF- CHfuItf
aus ben gIeuatoren iuriifgeSogen
$40 @u'del; Glepotoren Gorrat6
1880 guld)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

w q s. OnIunr Al 10 gnld)el,
&erianot Dol, ben Glcpotorcn JI,532
Wuid)el; Gleuatoreu &nrratb 76l.s
OIL Nuldlel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

VGiie ;nr Mciic in's Mnslanb be.
iorgt g. Naine, Wr. 413, CitsYalti-
moreirafe, nabe gnitom !Sunie Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

OAfupt - OuluJet ,
Werianot Dol, ben Glepaturen 11,OIi
VuIfel; Glepatoren . Vorratb 1888,
S5S Wi,id)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Seutigc Sd)lubrate:

Seltigc S%tIuBrate:
MclBcr Nr. 2........ 551a-56
@eiber Nr. 3........ 81 -55H
WciBer Nr. /. ...... 03 -o3Is
@erniid,ter Wr. 2....... 81 BITE
@en,iidter Scr. 3....... 53 --53h
Hogaen.-- 3unlbr us 9uIdlel;
aus ben Gleuotoren Suriidge5pgen
$50 @uid)el; Glepatoren &orratb
1862 9uId,el.
Seuti9e ShluBrate:
Nr. > iuclIlid)er Hoaaen . . So
Nr. 4 meIllid)er Hogacn . . 80
Sn S1feu, ie mad, Qua. .
litGt. ........ rs 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

NAk fRf's AuStanb beisrNt e.. Natue. Ala
EMsNaitiMsrr Ctr, Nabe Gnifam Spmies Nnenur.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05

defend her wishes rigidly. No one
will deny that Mrs. Eddy. being q
free born American woman, has a
right to make rules for the governing
of her own household.
Since the assertion to which the
aforesaid article referred Mrs. Eddy
has been seen during her drives by
many who are so familiar with her
face and figure that they have testi-
fled unhesitatingly to her life. in
the flesh and her sanity.
Very truly yours,
Berthe Knatrold Kittilsen.
The following is a letter recently
written to New York City friend OF
Mrs. Eddy:
New York City.
"My Dear Sir: Accept my appre-
citation of your very kind and per-
tinent message to me through Mr.. ].
v. Dittemore. I can assure you that
I am in my usual health and pros
perity, and that God is blessing me
because of Christian Science.
Sincerely yours,
Mary Baker Eddy
MARY BAKER EDDY" :
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LEADER ALIVE
TACOMA SCIENCE ADHERENTS
SAY THE DAILY WORLD ARTI.
Gle OF JULY q WAS IN Err
ROR.

Tacome, Wash, July 81, 1909.
To the editor Daily World, We
natchee, Wash: ~
Dear Sir: In the July 26th issue
of the Daily World I noticed an ar
ticle which expressed the opinion that
Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer and
founder of Christian Science, Is
either insane or dead.
For the benefit of those who might
entertain this opinion, would like to
say that Mrs. Eddy has repeatedly
proven herself to be alive, healthy
and happy and personally conduct
ing her affairs at Chestnut Hill, her
home in Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Eddy, owing to her manifold
duties as Christian Science leader
(and | here wish to state positively
that Christian Scientists recognize
no other LEADER has for long time
found it necessary to deny inter
views, except in rare cases. The ser,
wants and friends who constitute heI
household have been so instructed
and because of their love and respect
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
PEAR-T0MAI0ES
ON MARKET 4 /
PEACH SEASON is NOW AT ITS
HEIGHT-LOCAL PLUMS ARE
COMMENCING TO ARRIVE@
CROOK-NECK SQUASH HERE.

Seattle, Aug. 4.-The first ship
ment of pear-tematoes arrived on the
street today and are quoted at $1.25
per case. A second shipment OF high
ly colored nectarines reached the
local market and as the stock is
sound, moved we'll today.
Fancy Elberta peaches were offer
ed on the street today. The peach
season is about at it's height, and as
there will be no eastern Washing
ton peaches this year those who in
tend canning them must buy the Cal
ifornia peaches.
Crooked neck squash are here
from Wenatchee, but move slowly
Local plums started to arrive this
week, while the market is also vel
supplied with local cherries.
Grapes are still going at fail
price. The Tokay variety is scarce
but there is a good supply of Sultan;
Thompson Seedless and one variet!
of California red grapes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
jim JEFFR|ES OFF
FOR EUROPE

New York. Aug. 5.-Reiterating
his willingness to fight Jack Johnson
for the heavyweight title before any
club offering suitable terms, James J..
Jeffries, accompanied by his wife and
manager. took passage today for
Europe, to rest after a long and ar
duous theatrical tour and to get him
self into condition for the expected
contest with Johnson. The immed-
late objective point of the big cham
pion is Carlsbad, the famous health
resort in Bohemia, where he will do
little preliminary training. After
leaving Carlsbad he will make a
short trip, visiting Germany, France
and England, and will probably re-
turn to America about the end OF
October. After that, he says, he will
be ready to take on thomson at any
time or place. Meanwhile Sam Ber'
ger, Jeffries' sparring partner, is left
on this side to take care of any Of
fers from clubs or individuals de-
sirous of securing the championship
contest.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05

ecker. thinking he had done enough
work for that day, started for the
house. When within few hundred
yards of the house he thought he
would have a smoke, so lighting his
pipe he threw the match to one side.
After going a short distance he no
ticed quite blaze had started in
the grass. Rushing to the house he
gathered all the pals, sticks and old
blankets he could find, summoned his
wife and two daughters and rushed
back and after a hard fight they sue
ceeded in putting out the fire with
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05

A great many people who have
trifled with indigestion, have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to cure it.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone is subject to indiges-
ton. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, just as naturally
and just as surely as a sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking Of Kodol.
When you experience sourness
of stomach, belching Of gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in the pit of the
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feeling-you need Ko-
dol. And then the quicker you take
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want, let Kodol digest it.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab
let's" physics, etc. are rot likely
to be of much benefit 60 you, in
digestive ailments. Pepsin is only
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
Texas Epworth League.

Corpus Christi, Texas, Aug s.
From all quarters of the state en-
thusiastic young Christian workers
are flocking to Epworth- by-the-Sea,
where the fifth annual encampment
of the Texas Epworth League will
hold forth during the next ten days.
The gathering meets for organization
tonight and the regular sessions will
begin tomorrow. The program is the
most attractive ever prepared for a
meeting of the league. Bishop JOS
eph S. Koy and number of other
noted churchmen of Texas and from
other states will be heard. The mus
ical program also is .one of rare ex-
cellence
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
Child Fell in. Water.

James Jack, the year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Jack, who are
camping near Merritt, fell in Mason
creek Tuesday afternoon while play
ing near the water. The child float
ed two miles down the creek before
he could be pulled out of the water.
DR.. Gilchrist and Mr.. Jack were sum-
moned from Wenatchee, but before
they arrived at Merritt the child was
in normal condition.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05

hearsals OF The Builder OF Bridges"
by Alfred sutro, In which he Is to
star next season.
/ Edmond Rostand's "Chantecleer"
will be produced in New York in
February, with Henri Hertz and Jean
Coquelin in principal parts,
I Henry Miller will make his first
appearance in London under Charles
Frohman's management this season
in THE Great Divide" at the Adelphi.
Miss Hattie Williams will start the
season in Michael Norton's "Detec-
tive Sparkes," at the Garrick, New
York, on August %, to be followed
by Francis Wilson.
"Arsene Lupin," detective thief
play, which made success in Parie,
will open the Lyceum theatre, new
York, on August rs, beginning in
London at the same time.
John Drew will open the Empire
theatre, New York, on September g.,
with last seasons Jack Straw" for
two weeks, after which he will ap-
pear in a new play written by him.
Henry w. Savage has announced
that the list of his novelties for the
coming season will include Miss
Patsy" an adaptation of new Ger
man comedy, to be produced in New
| York in October.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyles new
London success, "The Fires of Fate. "
| will be produced during the coming
season at the Hudson theatre, New
York, and Henri Bernstein's Israel
VIII be put on at the Gaiety.
| After a few weeks in "The. Morals
of Marcus Marie Doro will leave
New York to rest until December
when she will appear in a new com
edv written for her by the author Of
Love Watches"
Maude Adams will follow Johr
Drew at the Empire theatre, New
York, playing her last seasons play
with special performances o
Twelfth Night" in which she will
take the part of Viola, supported b!
a strong cast.
Penelope" with Marie Tempest il
the principal role, will follow CAR
sene Lupin" at the Lyceum theatre
New York, and then will come Bill
Burke in a new play. Afterward sh
will go to Paris to play in a Frencl
company under Charles Frohman'
| management.
The Florist Shop" which Man
ager Savage is to produce early mex
month, will have Nina Morris as tn
, fascinating shopkeeper. 1t also ha
r twenty-seven speaking parts. 1t is
, comedy called in the original "Luc
> With the Ladies'" by the authors c
: Girls" and "The Blue Mouse" TIL
f adaptation is by Oliver HEREFORD.
| has been a success in Vienna an
Y other European continental cities.
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Wenatchee Heights News.

E. D. Clough and NJ. F. Dixon
from Omak. Wash, who were on
their way to the big fair, spent Fri
day afternoon with Mr.. Dixon's Sis
ter, Mrs. r. M. Ragsdale and family.
C. D. Ragsdale from Kansas City is
visiting with his brother, r. M.
Ragsdale and family.
r. H. Hotchkin returned Saturday
from alike Wenatchee where he has
been on a fishing trip in company
with Mr.. Cheifield from Seattle. Mr..
Hotchkin reports a fine time and
says fishing was good.
One evening last week Mr.. Stein
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.


Nellie McHenry is to appear in a
revival of "M'liss."
Alfred Latell will support Eddie
Foy in a new production.
Fred Terry and Julia Nelson will
make tour of this country in the
fall.
De Wolf Hopper is to be starred
by Daniel V. Arthur in a new play
next season.
Adelaide Kahn has been engaged
as leading woman Of a stock COM
pany in Chicago.
Blanche Walsh will begin her Sec
ond season in 1.-The Test" in Phila-
delphia, the middle of September. \
Kyrle Bellew will soon begin re-
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Mrs. DIR. King Entertains.

Mrs. DR.. King entertained Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. and Miss
Stearns, who are guests of Mrs. King.
The afternoon was spent in playing
$500" A dainty lunch was served
at 5 o'clock. The guests were Mes
danes Owens, Terry Ross, Ogberum,
Russi, w. A. Thompson, Barry,
Thayer, Upper, Frank Culp, Bert
Williams, G.. A. Bower, Arthur Larse.
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To Decide Who Gets Whitla Reward.

Cleveland, Aug. 5.-Deputy Attor-
ney General Cunningham Of Pennsyl-
vania came to Cleveland today to
conduct an inquiry to determine who
shall receive the reward for the cap
ture of James Boyle and his wife. the
kidnapers Of Willie Whitla OF Sha-
ron, Pa. The state of Pennsylvania
offered a reward of $4,000, less the
cost Of conviction.
So far Patrick O'Reilly, Cleve-
land saloon keeper, is the only ap-
plicant for the reward. He Informed
the police of the whereabouts of the
Boyles on the night of March %, and
the arrests followed in few hours.
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no damage done except about half an
acre of bunch grass burned off

w. T. Simmons went down to Co
lumbia Siding on business Tuesday.
Otto Willard was called to his
home in Minneapolis Tuesday by the
illness of his mother. .r. ~
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What does Whole Roast mean"
said Mrs. Gates. "Why, coffee roasted
and not ground until ready for use"
said her husband. "For example,
Folger's Golden Gate" -"
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a partial digester-and physics are
not digesters at all. I" ~ -;
Kodol Is a perfect digester. u
you could see Kodol digesting every.
particle of food. of all kinds, in the
glass test-tubes in our laboratories,
you would know this just as well
as we do.
Nature and Kodol will always
cure a sick stomach-but In order
to be cured, the stomach must rest
That is what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well. Just as simple as A, B. G.
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Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

If you can help it Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, By
effectualIv helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion. - J.