davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
Wmlai SaiiS idrift @crtrctcr.

Ranger. fl. Sept. - Ger Sul.
tom Don Moroffo Fat cinen %crtretcr
mnserlu1blt, weld)er Der Subiou.
Sutton 6eier b~ciluobncn ioll.
MobammeO Sioi el Mofbri, nj.
nlIter oes auswGrtigcn, rciite bcute
in @eieujfqit Toesrv QnaitGns Am,
pini son Der italicniiden arnec mad,
GtoIicn Wno Gcutid)lano o6, I'M,
@nffen sum @crtbc BON $780, 900
jl f%allfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
Sdiffsnadlrid,tcn.

Sem 0orf, IA. Sept. - ange.
tpmcn: Der Tompier v8oiier 0il-
Gclm Der @roBe" Don Bremen.
2tpcrpool, IS. Sept-Inge.
fommen: Der 0umpier a2uiitauio".
bon New.Dorf. ati,. :,
Sombur9, IA. Sept. - Iuge.
lommeu: Der 9ompier rGlenetouo"
pou Hem.Oorf. "t, l~t
Bremen IA. Sept. -AMngefpm
mm: Der Iampier .aronprin5 @i(
bclm" bon Nclu.Oorf. If
@rom Seoo, IA. Sept. - Yal.
iirt: Der Gnmpier yNoprbam" (pon
Ncm's)ort) nadl Hotteroam.
Gopcnbagem IA. Sept.-An.
Gcfommcn: Der Gambler Limited
StuteS" bon NelpsDorf. ~ 90
2tuerpool, ~. Sept. - I69e.
icbrcn: Der Iampfer nGaronia" rad
Hcp. 9)orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
Sir bic ocmufrntiid)c Sadie.

Siiipil'ttltllNJ ptli''''INHN NNNtlltSzV XVI
inmmluna Der nGeutidp. Nmerifo
niiten @eienihoit Der 10. @uro"
&criprid)t i'll cincr cinitinnlif
ml9enommcncn HyloIlttion tbot
frGitiaite llnteriiiiBma oe&Amcn
dement,. - Tie @eamtenpobl.
Ginen iebr entbnlioitiideu &crlolti
nabm Die Sobres. @criomnlun9, mel
die Die DGcutid, Nntcrifouiihc ocnlo
frotiihc @eiellid)oit Der 10. @orn"
geitern Nbeno in Noom Tlctcn
Itein'S Sole an Der Ode non Gbolc
mo Solfttritt.S troBc nbbiclt. Gtpr
$50 Witdlicoer morcn nlnucicno, mn
uae. ipie ell Wanm mcrocn IN scr
Dor Der Sbiir ~itcbcnocn @obl.Gom
poare ibre gnt5cn &rGltc iiir Die &c
mofratilhe Sodc e%inicbcn. Ter TrG
iioent Der @cieQihnft, &r. Ghwnro Z
@olf, lueldcr Den &orliB in Der &cr.
lommhung iiibrte, belt cine Siinocn.
DC, nit aroBer Se0tiItcrung Uliac.
nommenc Nniprod)c. Nn ocr Sam
elmer pur linn lieacn0cn Gopie bc@
ltcacr Gntred)tllng@ announcements
nobm cr icoc ciljclnc iciller 9eltim.
munQer Dor mo crtl0rtc oiclclhcn IL
logiid)Cr. lnd)liher un0 crld,Gpicnol
@ciic. Gr bclpieS gcr0nr}u umi0er.
lc1lit Die N%biuroit1t DER pon gcmii.
icn Sritcn 9cbc1tcn mo bon Den Mcs
pu%blifonern nit Gifcr NepGbrtcn &c.
filrdtunacn' bob Der Nrcnlo1cborenC
in @efnbr fonlnlc, burdl Dos Nmcu-
dement, icin Stinmrcht 81 perlicrcl.
Nn Sdluiic icincr Nnipradc beont.
mnrtctc or ciuiAc aus Der Ecrionm-
hung oil lin Ncrid)tetc Nrngcn. Nod,
inn iprnhcn I'M Gbnlid)cn SinEC
nod oic Scrrcn Ectcr Hoicnbcracr.
Scnrp Huppcrt. Socob Sro9cicr. so:
u. Scgcnborbt, Aoom N%lcdcniteiE,
Fb. !. Sornia, Sobn Sceaer unN
$obn z, Scbolb. Am Nnld)lub Gil
sic Mebcn mllroe cinitiunlig cine 9fc'
lollltion all0cnon1nlcuL III ipcld)cr Die
"Geutid) gmerifoniihe @eieqihoil
Der 10. gSnro" lid, perpflid)tet, bel Scr
bcporitebcnben @obl olles 81 tbl,H,
nm boa Teaer.A announcement nit
glGn5cnoer MoioritGt SIR Nunobmc
Su brinNeil.
Sic Ocu SuluB Scr &%crinmmluna
bilben0e Scomtenpobl crgob iolgen.
bcS Heiultat: ,ErIiiocnt Com. g.
@oli, critcr Sicc. Y%rGiiocnt Senrp :.
Seed, 5"ucitcr Gice.E rGiiocnt Sobu 9.
Scbnlb, 0ritter Tice.E r1iiocnt Soi.
q. 9c9enharbt, Sefret1t Ebilip 5.
Srcli0 Sfobmeiitr' No. Nlcden.
itcin. SGbeantsat}strms' '@cor1c
&oclfar, Giufiorln: @eorNc 9ereis,
Mortin !&t,tSc. Mllgitit . @nliingcr,
Observation-Disclosures AoIrnberlrr,
NoI. Stnctbcr,' l,rtcr Goicuberacr,
&cnrp Nrunf, SpbniScC9cr, Nbonl
@oiier, Wrelor 9rpdmeper uno
lbos. z. s9illinacr. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
0clun Iuiebcr thGtia.

Hom. "A. Sept. - Cine Gepeihe
fe$ ~@iornoIe o'Stalia" olia 8or.
iict, an Der goi BON Ieapel. 5liolge
lit Der Geillp iuicocr in SbGtigfeit
Gctrcten. 2eid)te @ridiittcrmgell
iiro IN Der llmgebirng IN Gerbinoung
nit Dem iiblid)cn mteriroiifen Nrob.
ilcn 5t bcmcrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
NmnnSicn's meme Expedition pcridO.
ben.

Is bri it al a, II. Sept. - ga
pitdn &oalo Nmunoien, Der Horne.
slide Eoloriorid)er, bat IN Tolge
der bllrd Den fiir5liben @enerolitrife
il Sfmeoen peranloBteu %er5oae.
ring ieincr %orbcreitnngcn beihloi-
ieh, icinc aeplontc nellc FoIor grpc-
oItion bis 5um /. Srni"191O 81 per.
idicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16

edo bcs M1ntcl III q 6 CT
StritcS. - Simmer ourtlcr 5icbcl
lid) Die Strifcrpolfen I'M meitlidel
Stoottbcile 5ulommcr. ,Sc0er neil
cS: Ser Mdntclmaher. Strife g"eluinni
bon Gag Sl SoG an NlSoebnrung. -
Sri. Nnrie Woloitcin BON Nr. 1862
WouumentItraBa. melfe iid) glcid,.
iaas ocn Auaitdnbigen oniHlob unt
nit elf Nnocrcn Die glrbeit inn Gtob.
liiicnlent bon Natbon Hoien & 60,
Nr. 425, Observation-Disclosures, nicbcr,
le0tc, biclt lid) gcittrn Dor Dem @e.
itGit orli uno muroe pom Eoli5ilte,
Sobn Hubel oufgeiorbcrt, iid) 81 cnt'
icrlcn. Sie peiaerte lihI 81 gcben.
uno bebouptetc, ein Hcd)t 5I boben,
iid) oi%li5ubnlicn, no es ibr belicbe.
Sbre Serboituug criolAtc. Epli5ci.
riftcr 2ooen icbtc lie obcr mieocr in
Srcibeit unb belt ocn Noll inter Gr.
mGgu1g. @cItcrn gbenb lpurbc Der
81 Sabre olte ,Sufob ABmonn bon
Nr. 2119, tGaacritroBc. n,tcr Der
Nn'dnloi1ung pcrbnftet. Notboll
Sbcooore bon Nr. 1924, Dit @oitimo-
reltraBe, bcoroht ST. baben. Eolisci-
rid)ter 2obcn entlicB i'm inter $1OO
9iirgidoit fir ciu ipGtcreS @crhor.
@robe 6omilicn Icn.
nion.-Ginc aiberorbentlid arobc
SnmIilicn.H eunion ioio onl Montog
I'M Snnie bon Srn. unb 1roir Seize
". Gea 81 Setnpooo, Baltimore
Gountp, itntt. SIS waren nid1t lpe;li.
ger ais 90 Somilicnglieoer onpeicn0,
beitebenb olls bell beioen gltcrn, De.
rem reril ainoern, 80 Gnteln, 5lrci
l(relfeln unb 60 onbcren no6en Der
wanoten. Serr utb Strut Cell ieicr.
ten Den 30. S%obrestag i6rer Sod,-
seit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
Wmcnbemcnts %pcrmurfen.

9rentoM Ms, "A. Sept. -
Serid)te iiber Die beutige Staatswabl
beuten al,, baB oqe acknowledgement
Nlmenoements 5ltr StoatSperiaiirng
nit entihiebenen WaioritGten abge-
lcbnt morbcn iino. Nur Elm iebr &C.
rinaes 8otum mrroe abgcgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
Mad,pebem Ses MufitanSes In Spa.
niem.

Ia6riG. ID. Sept. Senor
%ios, elm repubIifaniidcr Abgeoro-
meter aits Barcelona, erfldrte beitte.
CT ieien 5ur 3eit 100 Sdulen IN
Barcelona seidIoiien unb oielelben
lpiiroen obne @enebmigung oes Dir.
germeiIters unb Der HrieIter Der
NirdipieIe nidt mieoer geoiinet luer-
Sen. Nie Rios ferner b%ebauptet, be-
iinben it'd nod an 5000 Eerlonen III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
2503 PIP 15t2 773 21S
Z III SermiRte 3lpci Sjt.

3mei SermiBte. - 3lpei Oil,
@nltiruorcr iinb olli mpiteriole 8eiic
aus iDren @obnllngcn ~ucrihmulloell,
.lnb Die Eplijci murbe bon ben Sanli-
liennlitaliebern nn9egungen, ibnen
bei N%uiiinoung oerielben bebiililid
81 iein. Ger critic lit Der 1~S.iGbrige
6ranf 3orinsfi, Der Sobn BON Srn.
uno NroI Socob 3orinSfi bon 9tr.
2OO7, Womronier . Court, ein 9G.
der. Der am 6. Sept. perifwono, IL.
Der 3lpeitc lit Der 36-j1br. &r. Gid)nro
i. Senfins. bon Nr. $40, Siibs8nill.
hii1itroBc, Der @otte bon Srau alice
SenfinS, pelfer ongcblib fr1nfIih
lit uIlb' ftif Sdi1fitng nid)t' Ittebr &C..
irben nurbe. Seine Eerionnlbc-
ldrcibnig iuuroc, mie folat gc9eben:
> Sub s 3ou grob, 165 EilnO ld)ucr.
brn1flcr Selnt, Norbc iibcr Dem lin
fen Nugc. Gr trlIg einen graitcu
Mod, ihworSc Yeinfleiocr mo crbp.
SUIT. Ger jitngc 3erinsfi miro iol.
g%enhern,oBen bcid)riebcn: 5 Sub 6
3oa groB, unaciGbr 81 Yiuno id)uer;
Belle @eiihtsiorbe uno bellies Sunr;
CT trig eii,cn bellen gnjug.
ais g d olgcr ocs Srn.
9tcubcn softer, beS ErGiioenten
Der Gbciopeafe 9ompfidifi : @eiell,
id)oit, melher iid) pom @eidGit ST.
riidge5o9en Fat. lit Sr. Sen Comp
ton ernannt worocn, welder ieit
Sabren Ole Stele zines Sice . FrGii.
oenten pcriob. Sr. Compton miro
iein neueS slnlt on I. Sttober ontre-
ten. ST.. Softer itanb al Sabre lang
I'M 9icnit Der Camper . @eienidait.
Dor mebreren Monnten ~reiignirte Sr.
Eorglas Softer, ein @rllocr oeS Era-
lioentcn, ols General Sradt-NGent.
Ser ncue ErGiioent luar ieit Dem 1.
,Suli bs. IS. Bice . YrGlibent mo
SiiIis . @cncral > @etriebsleiter.
@reitet d NJ mcr mcbr
= SaS Baltimore 9orguin-
Solls, oeiien Gbcf Der ont Montog
BON elmer oreimonatlid)en europe
reiie 5uriidgefebrte Sr. Sofob Up.
itein lit, bat ieilcn pielen 9robcn
@oorcllbGuiern Gin lucitereS biit5uge.
iiigt, inoem es oas groBe icd)sitodige
Su9erbaus oes McGrcorp E Nohlolles
an Der Sitieite oes SopfinS' Eloce,
5ipiiden German. mo SomGorbitr.,
gemietbet bot. Sr. GpIteln uar Ian.
gerc 3eit in Teutidlono.
Gin meiterer llnfall I'M
Gutom % Heubou.
Grit IN lester ISOLDE erlitt Elm Giicn.
Yr6eiter I'M alnbou oern gutam.S ear.
9anf"
geitern ereignete iif Elm iueiterer
idluerer llnfoa. Ser 81 Sabre alte
George g.. Grimm bon Mr.. 1902,
@eit : 5apetteItraBe, ein 3imn1cr'
mann oer, 5irma Stepart II. 50,
pniiirtc Den gnball bes 9anfgebdu.
ocs an ser Gfe bon Japette- nnb
Gutaipitrabe uno luurbe Don einem
ans Dem oritten Stodtperfe berab.
faaenoen Yalfen. berartis am aopie
aetrofien, baB er III Der ambulonS
bes ipeltliden Iiitrifts mad Dem
lluiueriitdts Soipital iiberiiibrt luer.
ben ml,Bfe. !&ier ndbte inn Or. Hif.
fit cine Sluei 3oq lange Shnitt'
tpunhe 5u. 9ann ipuroe Ser Ser.
lette in elmer autide nod ieiner@ob'
n,ing ge6raft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
Gin eaDptiid)er Yruteit.

Scnt Sdlpeij, IA. sept Ger
sur 3cit Gier to9cnoc cgpptiihc No-
tional Sonarcb erncuerte beitte lei
llel Frotclt aegell ole Sortoolcr Ser
britiidlen geicbung ggppten's. Ger
EunareB bate ocu II. September
olS 81. Sa6rpstag bes Gin5ugs Der
rritiId)cn Sruppcn in Cairo OILS pal
ienben Gotum misermGblt, Inn Iei.
ncm Eroteit Mllsorud 5lt pcrleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
2cr 'sspdSt ScSnctcr ga.

'
lcigb @.Sa6amos madyti INT 'anberer
Stcllc oes .Icutidlen Correspondent
ten" 'befdAttg Dap cr' nm Gienitaa,
cen 81. sARtember, Die &iueour ser
folgenoen Stroben ctabliren iueroe:
Columbia. Mpcnnic, bon Der Eilt.
rom. bis 5ur Monolin.S troBe, Inn
10 llbr &ormitto1s.
Columbia. Mperle, BON Der Sent
StraBe bis gum Gitenoe Der Bride
iiber @ippnns Sails, Inn 1915 Sor'
mittags.
9olton.S troBe, Don Der 9ibole.
bis 5itr, Yreiton Strabe, Inn If llbr
@ormittoas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16

InNcblihe Gte6sbamoe
in sal t. - Sn ser oitlid)en Yoli'
5ciitotion mcrbcn gegenluGrtig Sam.
0eiiclmon, g. :. Giron uno Sobn
Socber u,f Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin
i~cit9cbolicn, cine Am5nbl uerwegener
Sieblt1blc bel bellem 3naeslibt her.
iibt 5r boben. Gie 2eute murben lett
ldnscrer 3cit eeiutyt uNo crit ourd
hoS ScrpiGnocn Don perldieoenen
Artifeln gerietben iie III Die 9dnbc
ser @ebeimpoli5ei. Sic iolleu a,Ber
>cm 2noen bon Simon Humau. Nr.
1876, Noro,@ opiS traBe, Die 2Goen
ron Nelion uto Solmes, Gar. 1877,
Siio.9rooonup, lrno Sreo. q. Wer-
ncr, Nr. 70, Siio.9roaoipop, beim'
0cilld)t buben. Sn Neliou uno Solmes
2ooeu erbeutcten lie ongeblih .$563
rlo III bcmjcnigcn bon Scrrn @er.
ller $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
id)iebt feline ndd)lte Yolarreiie.

H9polite, Eep., IA. Sept. =
Gmorp gobge uno Som Slang. Smci
@rubenleltte, melfe perourItetell,
mdbrcno lie oos iogenonute Sooes.
thai (Ieotb SalleW sur frel5en per.
jiltten, mllroen ont lesten SomltuN
bier Weilcn lneltlih bon Sfioooo ais.
Seifcn uuiaciulbcn, mo 5par bon
elmer Sd)oor MGmer, melde no1
Dem ieit brci @otben pcrmibten 9ru.
Ger oes ErGiioel,tcn Glbrioge pom
Der Rational Seming Mohine So"
fldten. 9obge mo Slonj pcrlieBeu
&bpolite gegen gnbc Iuault unb bro.
den iiber oas 5obeStbol alli. no ooS
thermometer mGbrcno Der CONNER.
moHate fait tdglid) olf $50 8rdo
iteiat. Sic nobmcn 5pei aohtincn
rpIl @olier nit, oIlein bieicr @or.
ratb mlB cridopit sepcicn icin, che
ile Die @Glite Oes @cgcs ~5ltriidgelegt
latten. @obniinnig Dor 9irit man
otrten iic meitcr, biz iie pon Der Sise
iiherpdIti9i mnroen mo Su 9ooen
iiiir5ten, nm su itcrbeu.
Ter ilrnge Glorio9e mo- aii ocm
&cgc bon ieincn .Glaim5" iii Sen
ssonominil Bergen bicrber mo
trennte lid uor orci gSohcn bon iei-
lIcn @~eiGbrteu. DiGner ans allen
@ru6enlugern Scr @egenb baben oic
Wiiltc ourdiud)t mo innben Dor ct.
lifen Soaen Den Wauleiel. meId)en
CT geritten bntt. Son ibm ielbit
lplroc icood feline Spur geimnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
gcrmiidte tclearapbiidDc 9cpeid)cn.

! - @oitpcrlcur Sobnion bon Min.
nciota mllrbc geitern III Elm Soipital
Sl Modeiter, Minn., gebradt, no er
beilte elmer Operation megen Ginge.
mcioenbrud)s mlterpnricn merOen
Ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16

SrlS. Brill, Socr, Siegel uio Stcirl-
met.
Neun5ebn Seitlihfeiten
ou Dem Born drts-"
Erogramm.
Ger &erlualtungsratb oes 5Mrn-
pcreins .8oriu1rts" bat loeben bas
Erogromm fir Die @inter : 6eltlih-
fciten mligeitellt, melhes iit folaen.
0ermoBen 5uIammeniebt: 26. Sep
TENDER - auSflug uah Great Sails
AM Eotomoc per Gleftriiden; aus-
ihulB: Gorl @olirom uno Garl 9ott-
ger. 3. Sftober - Wumm. "a, Of
tober - Wumm nit Garnen. Z. SO.
pcnlber - Wunm. %. Hooember-
guiterneiien nnb Sanj. 5. 0e5ember
- Wlmm. %. Ge6ember @eib-
nahtaicier fir ainoer unb Grpod-
icnc. 81. Se5ember Splpeiter-
arGn5hcn. =. Snlltar = Wumm.
10. Snnllar - Golt5ert NIT gou. 6.
Sebruor = Wumm. %. Se6rudr
Morreniitung; Wlumm /, 9omite. ~.
MGr5 Wnsfcnball; Mllii.-Eol.-
Slit. nod) rniiiihem &alenber; 8orii.
tcr aarl q. Nc. S6ols. 20. War5-
Sriibl6oppen 3nr Seicr beS 6riib.
lirgs. 80. W1r5 = Sbeoter . 9or.
lteaung; Regic Nboli Steinmanl
t3. 9lpril - Mumm. IS. gpril -
llnterboltuna mo Sun5. q. Ipril
49, Stoutrrueu. rs. Mai Woi-
Soll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16

Mbleben befannter Teut.
Of er. SIM oreiien Alter Don 76
Sabren perid)ieb in ieiner lesten
@obnung, Scr. 1922, Sit : lombard.
Strobe, Sr. Sbeoor 8eber, oer@otte
BON 0rau Scnrictta @e6er. Gle Bel.
lesung eriol9t morgen Nofmittag 8
llbr..
,sn ibrer lettcn @obnung, Nr.
G59. @eit 9ceitrnBe, ipuroe geitern
6rou Gliiabetb @iintber, Die 8attin
Oes &rn. Sreberif Sulius @iintber,
uom 3ooe abberuien. Die Mrrange-
nlents fir Die @~eiieeuns iino nod
nidt beenoet. II
@eitern itarb in ieinem Seim
Nr. 1904, YatopscoitraBe, Sr. Senrp
9eper, Der @otte pon Srau amelia
@eyer, i'm sitter bon SO Sabren. gui
Dem 2ouoon Tarf : Srieobofe miro
Die iroiihe SiiQe oes DabingeIdieoc.
men am 5reitag Iadmittag Sur let.
ten, &nbe heitatfrt ifperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-16
bes Sooestbals.
@rubenleutc in Der 0Ijtc ourdl
Snrit nmscfommeu.

C~ntoedung elmer Staht aus ser
1oltefen5eit in Merifc. = Sn.
queit iiber Srau Terin's Selbit.
moro in gnsIamo ,erOiblet. -
TeraItete ariessitiiie BON ser
Cite Der bei,tiden 6Iotte aeitri-
ben. - Yroteite Scr ipaniiden
Erclie ge9elr Die 5ortou,er Der
,,5 Gcninr. Sultan @einp pieoer
in GbGti9feit. amunoien per.
y cI..CA -. .Is. ~ -..
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-10
PROHIBITION
A RED FLAG

There is danger. in the word
prohibition" and it should be dis
carded in the local option fights to
be waged in this state, according
to the view of L. r. Horton, dis
trict superintendent of the antisa-
loon league, expressed in the con-
ference of state league leaders
held at First Baptist church last
night. The theory is that the sug-
gestion of the most radical meas
ures might brighten away many
converts to the local option cause.
State Superintendent Boyd P.
Doty urged that great care be ex-
ercised in fulfilling all legal re-
quirements in the matter of han
ding a local option election in or
der that technical errors might be
avoided. He outlined the course
to be followed in order to conform
to the new law.
Other speakers were Wayne B.
Wheeler, superintendent of the
Ohio league, and w. ]. Herwig, as
sistant superintendent of Wash
ington. Mr.. Wheeler advised the
optionists to get the politicians,
newspapers and women lined up in
their fight as winning cOmbina-
ton. The session adjourned last
night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-10
CONSUMPTION CLAIMS ITS VICTIMS
EVEN AMONG PLANTS AND FLOWERS

Consumption among plants and
flowers is more common than the
same diease is among people. The
white plague in a geranium is a
common sight to the eye of a bot
anist. Potted plants are the prime
sufferers, just as housed people are
white plague prey more than other
people.
BY microscopical examination OF
cells of a healthful plant and sick
one it is readily seen that there is
serious functional arrangement
among the cells of a diseased stem.
In a healthful stem the cells are
arranged with certain symmetry
and each cell has a pit or nuclei in
the center. This center is about
the same as the yolk to an egg.
These nuclei permit new cells being
formed and growth becomes pos
sible by this process. A eel without
the nuclei would no more permit
growth than an egg without the
yellow would hatch.
The diseased tissue has no def
ihilC Veil dHSClllCut. uS CcilS
are jumbled, elongated, collapsed
and without nuclei They are dis
eased. The stem with such cells,
bears sickly, dropping, yellowish
leaves. The flowers are small,
pale and the petals soon droop
away White plague is at work in
the vitals of such a plant 1t needs
medicine.
The doctor prescribes iron for
our pale people, for iron makes
rich blood and color; so with the
plant, it needs rich blood. Try to
doctor the plant with iron. Push
down into the soil among the plant
roots few old rusty nails. If it is
iron the plant wanted, within a
week the leaves will show a much
greener hue. Health will return,
and the consumptive plant will
grow well.
If iron does no good, try a
thimble full of wood ashes on the
soil about the plant stem. The
ashes will be as cod liver oil to
your white plague plant patient,
and the nails will be the iron tonic.
If this treatment does not help the
plant, the disease is something
other than consumption.
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Miscellaneous
& Real Estate
Opportunities
CLASSIFIED ADS y u:
49, Opp
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK

Notice is hereby given that at
the east door of the court house.
Spokane, Wash, on the 26th day
OF July, 1909, p. M. the Nespelem
Central Mining Co. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
the stock set opposite the name of
the respective owners herein, or
sufficient thereof to pay the
amount due on assessment No. 5
of said stock, to the one who will
pay the said amount, together with
expense Of advertising said sale,
for the smallest number of shares.
Any of the delinquent stockhold-
ers may pay the amount due, to-
gether with the propcrtionate cost
Of said expense, at any time previ-
Gus to the date of said sale.
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STIRRED OVER
AUTO SPEED

Opportunity farmers living along
Sprague avenue are still wrought
up over the reckless speed thu
auto fiends drive their machines
on that highway. They are unani-
nous in the opinion that a more
strenuous method should be adopt
ed In dealing with these fiends.
w. T. Myers, a merchant of OPP
portunity, relieved himself of his
feelings in the matter by stating
that he would feel justified in
shooting hole either through the
driver or through the tires of the
machine, If one of the daredevil
drivers ever hit a conveyance Of
his.
The machines are said to run
anywhere from 60 to 100 miles an
hour and as the chauffeur wears
goggles and it is an impossibility
TO recognize them or the number
on the back of the machine the
farmers say they are lucky even to
see the machine itself.
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HELD
WITHOUT BAIL

A. A. tombstone, who is declared
to have forced his wife, under pain
of death, to lead life of shame
for his profit, is in the city jail
without bond. His wife, with her
face bruised from his blows, it is
alleged, is to be the states most
damaging witness.
The arrest was made Thursday
night by Officer Lee Downey, but
till late last night tombstone was
held on suspicion, with no charge
registered against him. According
to the womans story, tombstone
struck her and threatened to shoot
her on different occasions if she
did not obey his orders to go upon
- street.
They have two little children,
one aged three years, the other
nine months. Both are girls.
tombstone denies having any
knowledge of his wife's immortality.
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photographed as she was waiting
to go ON hot weather outing. She
looked sadder than anybody else,
yet she had a cool trip ahead of
her. But we easily can see why.
In the first place, she is carry
ing a heavy bundle. A boquet and
a pocketbook, beside smaller
package, all had to be logged, too.
No wonder she lifted her veil and
loosened her jacket. If she had
taken only a small satchel along
she would have been cool and
would have had a good time.
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No. 4759
ORDER APPOINTING DAY FOR
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT
AND FINAL DISTRIBUTION,
AND DIRECTING NOTICE TO
BE GIVEN.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington, in and
for the County of Spokane.
In the matter of the estate of
RICHARD P. BENTLEY. deceased
Anna E. Bentley, Administrative
of the estate of Richard P. Bentley,
deceased, having made and render
ed and presented for settlement
and filed in this court her final ac-
count Of her administration of the
estate of said deceased and praying
for distribution of the estate,
1t is ordered that Monday, the
7th day Of June, A. D. 1909, at $3.50
o'clock a. M, at the courtroom of
said court, be and the same is
hereby appointed for the settle
ment Of said account, and all per-
sons interested show cause why
final distribution of the said estate
should not be made and that the
clerk give notice thereof by caus-
ing notice to be posted in at least
three of the most public places in
said county at least twenty days
before the time appointed for such
settlement, and that this notice be
published in a newspaper publish
ed in the county of Spokane for
four successive weeks.
Done in open court this 9Th day
Of May, A. d. 1909.
]. D. HINKLE,
Judge.
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could be expected, and the manage
ment deserves credit for the eco
nomical handling of the ore per-
hitting of profit disbursements at
all.
Nearly all the stocks were weak
er and the levels are sufficiently
low to attract local spectators, so
that the coming week will probably
be one of better prices and great
er volume of business.
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pie who drink it perspire-and
want more beer.
The second picture shows two
boys and a man fast asleep. Coats
and hats are tossed aside, but that
was as far as keeping cool" went
with them. They are punched to-
gether, each keeping the other two
warm.
The right result is shown in the
picture at the top. Here we've got
the secret of keeping cool. Lie
down in the grass. The grass is
always cool.
The woman in the picture was
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G. H. Crawford. .26,135 s $26.1
E. Denzel. ...... 3,175 As GA
By order of the trustees.
HERMAN LINKE, Secy.
Dated:
Spokane, Wash, June 26, 1909.