davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

New England States, and the Antagon.
ism in that section against Aldrich
and Cannon Is something amazing. I
look to see the next House Demo
cratic by a liberal margin. Whom the
New England States are hostile TO
the Republican party. look out for
Democratic lapdslides in the West
and Middle West.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

Representative Augustus = Gard.
Ber 81 Mastaehaasiia. uho. tsring M
aitack o. ne House rgiss last sptine
made q n7ire IKE d frEuiar iBF1fE
ent. has thr1aH w. the apoage ed
g0as bsek 90 ms reacflouafT camp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

Il expect to see Massachusetts, go
Democratic in the Congressional cleo
tons next fell" said Ray stannard
Baker. Of the American Magazine.
while in Washington the other day.
IL have Just spent six weeks in the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

Lost, strayed or stolen. from the
s,andpat corral-James r. Garfield,
Ex-seoretary OF the Interior: bellev.
ed to be wandering on insurgent terri.
tory: cannot be located definitely
however.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

The proposed inveltiEstioa ~ he
BaHlnesf PiHeh9f conifogerry. said 4
msmber ~ cmueaa. eEfgesiEE A.
gisu q many. ~ ~ neconfafg im
poranos 70 40 aess ne iaFestiEai
ma
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

Cossaisr reports are 20 the effect
that Japan intends 70 abandon ne
policy ~ Esbaidlrihg her merchant
marine. because shs finds Il noi only
unprghtable. bat difasifOus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

mn 4 Wcrth mofs 81 tonegss eile
han 10 yoa-na natter Nhst 6 90
: vsaf a. 10 . Eeae lssssneui
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-27

Hare your stationery neatly printed
~ The Sun oflee. We carry a we'll
neieetod stock Of the beet papers
which are printed a, reasonable rates
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23

ESSENTIAL THAT THE SHOPPER BUYS
HEX GOODS At AN ESTABLISHMENT
IhAT Knows WHAT THE PROPER COL
ORS AND STYLES ARE.
SELECT the APPAREL AND ACCESS
OkiES- TO DRESS THAT ARE APPROP-
RATE TO THE SEASON, We ARE NOT
AFRAID OF A COMPARISON In PRICES.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
Princess Flour is easy to bake
Church Services
PRESRY TERRAIN

Owing to the PASTORS inability to
articnlate, there will be no preaching
III the Presbyterian church, morning
or evening.
Sunday School at IL M and
Christian Endeavor at Z p m, { E.
subject, Light in the Dark Cont
nent ~
Pe"tacostal Hymns No. and 4
h've arrived, in sufficient quantities
for individual singing. 1t is expected
to nse them the first Sunday in May.
Owing to enforced absence Of the
pastor from Sunday School. the in.
s'al!ation OF Sunday School officers
will be postponed till May I'd.
ARCHIBALD DURRIE, Pastor
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
METHODIST

Little Bear Ridge-Preachng Sat.
urday evening at s p. m. from the
theme: Temptation.
Kendrick-Sunday school 10 a. m. {;
preaching l. a. IN. Theme: :Rcm.
nants." Closing with class meeting
League at the usual hour. Topic:
"Our Spiritual Birth"
misunderstanding at 8 p. m.
Theme: "Weighed in the Balances. i"
Come, let US worship together.
JAMES S. TAYLOR, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
Best Treatment for Colds

Most ordinary colds will yield to
the simplest treatment" says the
Chicago Tribune, "moderative lax
atives. hot foot baths, a free perspir-
alton and an avoidance of exposure
10 cola ana wet after treatment"
While this tratment is simple, it re-
quires considerable trouble, and the
one adopting it must remain I'm doors
Tor day or two. or a fresh cold ia
almost sure to lc contracted, and in
many instance pneumonia follows.
II 1t not b, tier to ri" volr faith to
an old reliable pr pnration like
thamberl ms Cough Remedy. tbot
famous for it cures of colds and can
always be depended upon? For sale
ny Albert MDskop, druggist
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
Music III Church

The music by the Presby terrain
choir should he heard by every lover
OF fine vocal music in our town. At
every service, both morning and
evening, the congregation are favor
ed with two.Or more anti ems, duets
or solos, rendered by trained voices
OF marked ability and we all have
Travelled far and often to hear voices
and renditions which will not
equal that which is given freely for
those who are present every week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
Princess Flour is the purest
and sweetest flour ever made.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
under Execution.

Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
under Execution.
Pete King and Jesse King, Co-Partners as
King Brothers, Plaintiff,
e. H. Taylor and Robert Foster.
p Defendant.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, is
sued out OF the District Court, Second Ju-
dicial District, in and for the County OF
Latah. wherein Pete King and Jesse King
Co-Partners As King Brothers, Plaintiffs,
and E. II. Taylor and Robert Foster, De-
PENDANTS, upon judgment rendered the
10th day OF March, 1909, for the sum of
Eight Hundred Eighty Seven and 7s-1O0
Dollars i'll Gold Coin besides interest and
costs, have this day levied upon all right
title, claim and interest of said defendant.
Robert Foster, of, in and to. the following
described real estate, to-wit: Lots 3, 4, 5, s
in Block 8, and all of Block 81, in the Town
OF Jullaetta, Idaho. standing on the records
of Latah County, Idaho, in the name of
Mamie Foster; also lot 8. in block 10, and
lots and s. in block 8, all IN the Town of
Jullaetta, Idaho and also, commencing at
point 30 feet East ola stone at the North
west corner of the original Townsite of
Iuliaetta, Idaho, at the Northwest corner
of lot I, block So, in said Town. and run
ming thence along the quarter line East a
distance of 1852 10 feet, beginning again at
tlle orlSlllal point, ana running South a
distance of 2i62l-100 feet, thence East a
distance of 221 23-100 feet, thence North at
an angle distance of 2i7 $40 feet to the
quarter section line to the termination of
the first described line, said last described
tract embracing little more than one and
one quarter acres of land, in Latah County,
Idaho.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
will on Tuesday. the 18th day of Nav, AID.
1909, at2 o. clock u NJ of thar day in front
of the Court House door sell at public auc-
ton, for United Stated gold coin, all the
right, title, claim and interest of said de-
fendant Robert Foster, of, in and to the a
bove described property or as much there
of as may be necessary to raise sufficient
amount to satisfy said judgment, with in
terest and cost, etc. to the highest and best
bidders.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1909.
w. $ ROBBINS,
Sheriff of Latah Co.. Idaho |
BY +. A. ROBINSON. Deputy.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
City Council

AT the special meeting Of The City
Council last Saturday evening an or.
dinance was passed establishing Lots
l,2,3,4,5,6. of Block Ill, Cakes Add
ton as city park and directing the
chairman to acquire title to the same
by purchase if possible and if not to
call an election for FIVE dist .terested
assessors. A copy of this ordinance
will be found in another column. r.
member of the Board Of Trustees.
Wednesday, April 20, was selected as
clean up day.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
Notice Of Camp Meeting

Rev. Joseph Brock and Evangelist
Batchelder will begin series of meet.
ings, May End, just across the Clear.
water river from Myrtle, Ida. Meet.
ings to continue over third Sunday
Everybody cordially invited.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
LOCAL..

1ONZA~e
Mrs. Corah D. Weber is visiting her
folks in town for few days.
E. P. Atchison and G. p. Barnum
started Sunday for Lewiston and Cul
desac.
F. Brown spent Saturday and
Sunday il town, returning to the mill
Tuesday.
Dick Saylor came in from Dent
Wednesday and went to Jullaetta to
see his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dent and Mrs.
Stoves of Dent are visiting in Lewis.
ton for few days.
Miss Anna Nelson returned SundaA
from Charleston, where she has been
visiting the past week.
Earl Steele, who has been visiting
friends 10 town for several days, re
turned to Spokane Monday.
FOR RENT = A large eight.soom
house; large yard, city water; address
Mrs. Chris. FLAG, Kendrick.
Mrs. Plum er and children went to
Lewiston Thursday to visit Mrs. ]. F.
Col ms, returning Sunday.
Princess Flour has plenty
OF gluten = not too much.
Mr.. Jennings of Spokane. who for.
merly worked for the N P. on the hill
run, spent few days here visiting
friends.
Rev. Durrie returned Mon lay from
the meeting of the presbyterv at Pres.
colt. having stopped over at Lewiston
for two or three days.
Miss Roberta Horne of Moscow is
visiting Miss Ida Reeves. Miss Horne
is very talented musician and Is try
Ing to form class here.
Rorn-to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Aas3
Bear Ridge, daughter, weighing 91z
pounds, Monday, April 10. Both
mother and daughter are doing we'll
Willard Trumbull vlsited,friends in
town Tuesday and Wednesday. He
was returning from trip to the tim
Der and reports that there is consider
able snow in some places.
Princess Flour insures good
bread all the time.
Mrs. George, state president of the
Rebekah Lodge, visited the Kendrlck
lodge on. Friday. when the lodge had
an entertainment and refreshments.
While here she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Hull.
Fred Johns and Theoeore Johnson,
who went to Alberta last week, return.
ed home Monday evening. There was
still to much snow to see much of the
country and they will probably make
another trip at some future date.
Preston Osborn and family arrived
here from Minnesota Monday looking
for location and during the week
went out to Texas Ridge to see sever.
al places. Mr.. Osborn has a large
family and will be welcomed to the
community should he decide to locate
here.
Thos. Kane of Bear Ridge was near.
ly drowned Wednesday. While work.
ing about cistern. the board gave
way and If MIR. Emmett had not came
along about that time he undoubtedly
have drowned. AS it was. he merely
received little wetting and scare.
Accidents have been coming with
painful regularity lately and seems to
be coming alike to the just and the IN
just. Geo. P. Barnum got his the
first of the week when building COL
lapsed under which he was working.
Mr.. Barnum~@as cat dGite badly aB6n''
the head but not seriously injured
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23

Princess Flour is the best
for bread, cake and pastry.
Princess Flour makes more
and better bread than any
other flour.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23

MAY. the MONTH or BIRDS AND FLOW
ERS. DEMANDS THAT YOU WEAR At
TIRE IN KEEPING WITH SPRING TINE. We
ARE ALWAYS GLAD WHEN THE SPRING
SEASON Is At It's HEIGHT. BECAUSE 1T
GIVES US THE PLEASURE TO SHOW FlLMY
FABRICS AND BRIGHT COLORS.
IN THE SPRINGTIME ESPECIALLY 1T Is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-03
BENNINGTON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
BENNINGTON

Dividend July list, 1909, was at the rate OF
per cent per annum.
Dividends are declared twice a year, viz: ms
of the first days Of January and July, accord
ing to law.
All dividends not withdrawn will be added to
the principal and draw interest as new deposits
whether bank book is presented or not.
Deposits made on or before the fifth day of
any month draw interest from the first day of
that month.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-04-02
Make a Guess

A pint jar has been filled
with Roasted Coffee Grains
at this store. To the one
guessing nearest the num-
Der of grains of Coffee in
this jar we will give a
FINE CHINA CLOSET.
To the second nearest we
we give a 9x12 VELVET
RUG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
@rpfcr Srano in EbilaoclpGin.

Fhilu0clphin Il, y. Scbr1ur.-
Gas iiebcnltodige @cbGuoc 9r. 529,
9lrditroBe, in Dem nebeu on0erentSir<
men Die BARRON II. GonfortGompunp,
&Gnblcr in Observation-Disclosures @eoaria
Nrtlfcln, HGrmlid)fcitcu inmc bate,
mllr0c helltc frilb BON elmer Ncucra=
hrhnlt hcimgeiud)t. Die Wcrluitc Don
ihsAelommt 100000 jlr Sol0e bate.
3lpci iSelrerrpcbrIcntc mllrbcn lcid)t
perlcBt. IaS SCllcr. lueldJeS I'M brit
ten Stpdlperfc ieincn Nnfor0 nobnl,
pcrbrcItctc lid nit rieliger Sd)nclllg-
felt, unlo %5eltpcill0 bate Is Den VIM
ihein, ola iollc hua goll6e StraBells
gcplert cin Nnltb oca ~gcfrGBlgcn Gle.
meltea mcroel. God einem i%tarfcn
Scuerlucbr Nufgcbot 1clang eS mad,
barter NrbCit, ole Tlonmcn olli ibren
Scro 5l bcldrGnfcn. llntcr oen lib.
ri0cn SirnlclL Die III Wfitlciocnld)oit
gejoqen mllroen, befinbcn iih +. @.
Wultrcr II. Cons, Eolitcrpourcn; Die
SriorO NinOern; Soiepb Yotter IL.
50, Strobpoorrn 3; Die Sbobel1ion
50, Gnncnflcioer; ,Sabollcr, Cohen
II. Shnriot, ieibcne9lonicn; II. Spor.
fen Bros. II. So, Scrrcn-Mooen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
Ter gahn=Wulud

Golum 3 II $, ohio, ~. ~1Scbrlar.
- @ei elmer Golliiion jmiidcn 5pcl
@na1ono Der Sbio clcftriihcn Stros
benbobn, luelf)e lid) hclltc an elmer
&llruc cine Weilc oItlid bon @cit-
Ncfierlon crcignetc, muroen fiinf
EcrIoncn pcrieBt. Ger 3ulommcn
ItoB mar Die sSol9c elmer %tclcpborild)
al. cincn Der Wotoriiibrer crgullges
llcn u10 uon oicicm miBpcrItonocten
Srbrc. Gic om id)perltcn Terlettcn
iiu0:
H.. q. Sliger Don Columbus, Der
Motoriiibrcr bca cincn @oggons,
Terlcblngcn onl Hiidcn. .
Mortin Mllrrop, elm Iobrifont
uou Mcit &ciferion, &%crlcbungcn am
aopic.
Srou Sumca 9ltinen pun Weit-
&eIierlon, Sdnithuumocu an &ppic
lrnb int 8eiid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
llcbt iclbit Snlti;.

@irm tng y III. Nln, 26. Scbr.
- Sim Sroun, Elm Acgcr. Der am
10. oS.Utta. cinen crintincucn Nlngrifi
olli cin luciBea M0bdcu 0cnloht bot
tc, mnr0c bclltc Wtorgcn, mGbrclo cr
gcfcilclt IN Dem @iircol bcS Shcriiia
81 Vcllcnlcr lob, pol, Dem %otcr bcS
MGodena, Sonles Mobinion. nicocr.
geihoiicn. Ger 2cBterc in0tc. ohnc
cine Marmurlg bon lid) 5ll gcbcll, be
Dor Die nube oabei itcbcnbcn @eomtell
oo5luiiden tretcn fonltter. Dem Ncgcr
bier Shiiiie IN Den @cib, Die oen 10
iortigcn 600 bcS @etroficltcn 5llrtSpl-
&c botten. 1onll iibcrlicicrtc cr iid)
Den @eborocn, Ser Nc1cr mar uod)
%cl'emcr Ncbrod)t lporbclt, nm bon
bcnl Sderiff cinem %porlGlii9cn Ser.
hDr ultcriuoricn ;l mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
SpuHnm iuiro MODERN.

ATLANTA, 8a.. ~. Sebruor. -
Sn tsOlgc Der berporru9enoen Holc,
iucldjc ous Spoiium Dor etluo Mo.
ilotsiriit in DEM Menlt bel Dem Srn.
Gait bier ~gcgebencn 9anfett ipiclte,
ut Der EreiS bicies @ilocs I'M Mortt
BON 80 Gents nllf $40 per Stiid birls
ouigegongen. Die bieiigen &1noler
luerocn nit auftrdgcn aiis Dem Nor
Den ulo Siten formlid) iiberidmemmt
itno cin S1noler crflarte beiite, er
bobe Altitros aiii 2ieieruna bon 800
Stilf gum Ereiie BON $40. peld)e
rie SeIteller 5llnl &eraniigcn in &c
fGngctidoit boltem nollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
@ahridjcinlid, Suppclmuro.

EtttSbnrn Ea., ~. 6cbruor.
Nic Seifen 5pcicr MGlncr mllr.
hcn hciltc IN @robtcpn, @citmorc;
ldlosSormtp. ga, ulli1ciumocn. Zen
Nn5cld)cn nod iunrcl oicielbcn er.
moroct mo berolbt. Ticic Sbcoric
belt1tigcn 5luei lccrc @clo.G oupcrta.
mclhc neben bcll aorpern mliaciun.
Den mllrbcn. Dian pernnltbct in Den
So0tcl Nrbcitcr ans elmer Der be.
rodbortcn Mincn ilnb ololtbt, oub
hicIelbcn gcltcrn Abcno orti Dem
&cimuege ottodirt murbcn. Gin
Siilfs-Goroner bon EittahurN crflGr.
tc bcilte Mittog, ooB Gin 9cppcln,oro
prrlie9e ullb ooB bereits cine |crhoi
ting in @rattown IN T%erbinoung
init Dem Gorion 1cmudt woroen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28

men, III ipelden Die Yarlancllte Der
Slgl1atorin16te Der 6nager Gonpells
ton onf oieS botiobe ouimerfium &c.
nlnd)t lperben, oob ooS 9%lncrbieten CT.
llcr @ermittellng Scitena nelltraler
Wod)te inter Scr &un9cr @crelllbo-
rilll0 bon Den i%trcitenocn Eartclcl
llld)t olS Gin ACKNOWLEDGMENT uuigc.
faBt Derben forln.
Sic llltcritilblulg ScItcn1 Der %cr.
Stooten ullb scr iiiOnmcrifnniid)cll
Nemlblifen miro BON Der iran5oliid)cn
Wrnppe l%lSbc'onbcrc Gemilnld)t. &c
legrnpbiNdc Nuffor0crul0cn INN so
operation nerocn llOd) Nulhington II.
Den lllonnnerifol,iidcn Mouptit0oten
gcldllot Werbcn. Baron b'Gl!purnels
les bolt cS fir o~rilAeno pidltla ooB
Torbercitungen fiir eiilc SntcrucltIoll
am Dem Snlfun 0ctroftcn lper0en
%'olltcrL, ehe ea IL init lit.
erleBft y Cnet II u).
CON it ontinopeL y. Scbr.-
Gos BON Seitreid) lln9orn NM Der
Sllrfct pereinbnrte ErOtotoll filr Die
Heilc9lttg Der Shuieri1tcitcuL Ole
ans Der Nlnerion bon 9oallicn un0
Der Ncr5caopilto %cntitnnocL mllroe
bclltc Nudnlittog bon Dem @roBue.
5icr nlo Dem 0Itreihiid) ltl1ariidcQ
Sotldufter O~iorfgrofen Eounpicini
ltlter5eid)net. litter bcn @eltimmllls
gen oeS Frotpfoll3 erhGlt oie Siirfci
cine @eloe1tid00iglulg BON $10,S00,s
600.
Gas Boycott Gonritc CAB hcrIte be
faint, ooB Ser iiber oltrcid)iihe @uo.
rem %pcrbangtc 9opcott o~ui9eboben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
Ncnc Notwithstanding.
Sat iid) I'M @an5cn gut bcp1brt bis
ollf cinigc &Grtcll, Die Jest aus.
9cmer5t perocn iolcn.


Nlbonn N.-D., p. 5ebrltor.-
Cua lcttiGbrigc Sngo., Siihcrei- mo
6orltgcieb bat iid in I%u9emeincn
5ipur rcdt gut %bclpdbrt, bnllptiGhlid
mas Die riidiid)taloie 9lltsrottung BON
Iilcnl, lpuS on frelldt nib ilclld)t
a1bctrifft IN bcmiclben lit jcood)
Wand)cs nit cingeld)dltet morocn.
lnos Den 9cnohnern Der Sanooiltriftc
plel Ncr9crniB bereitct. Sos lit
boupt'dd)llf bc5ilgli6 elmer Gcltin1.
ntlrlg Scr Toa, Der 5uinlNc OnS gc.
tretcn BON Eriuotcigcntbum nit. $25
bcltrnit mcrocn Ioll, mo allber per-
ldjlcocncn Sills. mcld)e Der Yc9ialus
tnr bcrcits Dorltc1elL, nm Die ungc-
fiibrtc Scltinnung ubjuidnuGhcn,
reidtc cine lold1c oltd) bellte Der re
publitoniidc Senator S'9tcil uoll
Il. Sumrctec Elm. Iie ol0enleinc
Ncldypcroc ridtct j. lid bnbin oai}
ollrh Die @eltimmlm9 blc eroBen
6cuodlbeiibc iii Dem obcrcn Sbcilt
Nca Staates eincn geicblid)en Sd)uB
erlon0t babcll, SIT Dem lie nidt bercd).
tigt lcin lollcu, bciipiclamciie 0ic
Hodciellcr'id)c Geierpotion in oen
NoironoodS, lreld)c nidt meli1er ais
100000 NGer San0 uminiien ioll.
Sos l(r19ehen enter ioldcn SlGd)c
Icgt Den N%cpobncrn icncr @eNcilo ci-
nc ArnBc NiIr0c nlli. luic id)ull int
NorltsNualdlub Der 9iiemblp or9ll,
1llclltlrt mllroc. mo Der &oB gegcn
ncn 6cllOoIbcIib Der MiuionGrc in
Den 6orlt.Goinlties bat lid Don Sobr
iii S0hr gCltcigcrt. IS miro ip1or
tnllruttrt. ouB ucrldlicoenc NroBc
Scrcr, mcldc lid, BORT I'M @oltic Der
lcbtcn Sabre crci1nctcn, oicicn Nub
jltnt l(rlprlul1 bobcnL itn0 bic Nm.
'ld)t lit uorhcrridrno, onb mclm nidt
bnlo ctluna Neld)cbc, INN ein arcu;cn
lelcr groBcn @ebe2c jll erlr6glid)clL
Der T%cucr0ancn in jc,en Wcocnoen
nlId) in 3lttrnit iein jcrlt0reuocs
Mcrt oliailbcn miiroc. IS merocn in
Der A%nacIeNenbeit ieoeninls nod,
nehrcrc Scrmine o~baeboltcn nerocn,
mo inter ocn @eieBgebern idciilt Die
Illlld)t por5llberridcn, Dob in Der
NnNcleBcnbcit id)on I'M Sntcreiic beD
lIontlldIcn GigentbintS ctmas gcld)c.
ben miiiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28

mcroen Dor ser am 1. NfGr5 itottiill-
benoen EMANCIPATION niht wicber
fo%rtgcben. @r. Goft beGob iid 10.
tort mad, Dem @ciBcn &ollic, Inn fir
hclttc NbenO cine Gol1icrcn5 nit Grde
iiocnt HooicucIt 81 perobrcbcn, o6cr
Der Er0ii0clt mdr ollagcgon0cn, unb
ais cr nm VI llbr nod, nid)t 5lriif-
1ctchrt mar, id,ob Nr. Gait icinc 2lb.
iidJt bis mor9cn %orrnittoo oni. Gr
mill nit DEM F%r0iiocnten ilber bic
&lougulrotionarcoe iprcden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
Snpitan Snaltrunab mnI biihcn.

@nlhtngtpn u. Sebrunr. --
WorlncletrctGr %Atepberrp bat oel,
SbelI oca llrtbeils ocs 4 &c,
rid)ta bcltGtigt, burt peld)eil Gopi,
ton Gomorb i. Guoltrougb BON
Shlodtifiif y@epr1ia" in 8ibrol.
tar lucNcn Srunfenbeit mo elmer eli.
mes Sffi5icrs um~iiroioen slliiiib,
rilnN nm jebn 9tnnlmcrn i'm aponcc.
licnt 5lrilf1cleBt ipilroc. Sic be.
reits pom NomiroI Sperrp 1cncb-
mlgtc SllSpcnbiring ocs Captains
ollf lcd)a Monote bcourftc fciner
ipcitercn Eriifrng ieitens oes Gcpor.
tcmc1te.
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SrGE0cnt Yuutb anactlaat.

GbicagG -. Iebrltor. ",
&crnon Booth, Er1iiocnt bon u,
Booth II, go ocs i%o1cnomtcll
Slid Fruits, melde i'm September
lcbten Sobrcs III Die SGnoc pom
Maiienpcrmoltern iibergin9. ionic i.
VI. Hpbbins. Der iriibcre Stills.
Sd)aBnneilter Der Sompognie, limo
herte angefloat ipprben, iiG nit nl.
oercn, Den @robaeidymorenen nod,
unbefonnten Eerionen peritippren 5i
boben, Die Continental N%otipnol-
@unf bon Chicago nm 100000 ST.
betriigen.
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Wrubfcncr I'm Sbicunp.

Gbicogp, y. Gcbrilor. - Iir
Nilttcrinc .6obrif mo Dos @oorcn-
bous bon Spiit II. So. in Dcl, %ich.
bpicn luuroc belltc Onrh Elm bcftigca
Neucr III Aidpc 9eie9t. 9llib Elm &C.
robe 9~egeniIber sclcgencs Sdmol5-
bous flcl Den Slonmlen sum Spicr.
gtur nit fnoppcr Roth 9clong cs, Die
iibrigcn 8eb1llOc IN Der NGbc 5l ret
ten. Ger @elommtihobcn miro olt'i
100000 bcrednct.
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,Sll Sutdinioll, aoni., erml

Sn SlttdiniolL aoni.. ermor-
bete Der 1~9.iGbri1e Srpile 6olarlb
ielnen Srellno Seize Sapmafer. eineit
Siireau-angeiteuten Der ,Sutd)inion
GrpreB Co." Inn lid in ben Belts
Der sum gelud) elmer Gbauffeuridule
nothpenoigen Mittel 5l iesen. 80
lono mllroe 81 lebenslGnaliter @e.
fnnaniBitrafe nermrtbeilt.
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Scr SrMuf bht 2ccr sic en @en in. hnbonuben 3bMe Der Smt irheLcm cine
fdre @cNcubnt. fopie aud SpIMunrn ub uthcr bic cMn pumou Pab tr
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bon Baltimore in pI Rduni1hicr Der @rnnbdncmhnns SDi, Tr 2j, Ct 9auL shic
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GWen oubrn Hren aubebcu lit %orau5 bonn lmcc cuuHt mcbGt
Vile qbmrn mrocn bis 8um Soum Der NCtNiruna os Sehus tcGHmn.
Observation-Disclosures: Ae i'm SGut prngt elm SmG Nur Der Nt in feds mb
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Sale 1UuHt Mo sna Gpmpnnn nj Satmorc
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9euti6er TrieoensIes.
@emcinlamc @uritcllnn9cn Der MGdj=
tc in &clgrao.

>oiimungapoQe Stimmnulg III Der
lin. - 9irlblono'@ 3%uItimmlrnB
SIT Der Gollcftiunotc Der M0d)tc
5critort Scrbicn'S lcelc SOIL
lnrnl oui @ciitono pon ollben I'M
Sale zines aricgca nit Gciireid)-
llnlarn. - Nic Noppelntolardle
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TriebenS u ppeIl.

EoriS, y. Tcbr. - Sic frnn5oii.
Idle 8rllppc Der intcrpurlomentori.
id)en Sdieos9eriht = Union, oeren
&oriiBcr Baron b'Gitoltrnelles De
Gonltant lit. bat Shrittc unternonl.
men, nm hurd) oen Srud Der offent.
liten Ntcinun1 Der @clt Die MGdte
5u peronlolierL lire Gernlittelung an
5ubieten iaus Elm 3nionunenitoB oui
DEM 9oltan inpernleiblih merben
iollte. @eIdlillie mnrben o%ngcnonl.
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