davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

The democrats of Fargo Reinforced
Governor burke for the presidency
and "yiewed" doc PURCELL with sat
isfnction- which ought to be pleasing
to "Doc."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

BY Professor EUGENE DAVENPORT at
University Of Illinois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
@on SInacrbanfcn Dcridiittet.

Oorf, 90, MGr5. SN
ser armour'idtn Giin9crio6rif OIL
Der 5luibing-gucmIc, SSlano'
Stu, bGtten gcitern brci Fcrioncn
bcinabe ibr 2eben cingcbiiBt, ais Der
Tiingerbmlien, ni,f ocm lie orbeite'
ten, ploBlid) nod)gob uto lie perlhiit'
tct lpuroen. Gincr Der Grci, Der Sli'
perintenocnt Mop e. @ilcn reiltic
lid) Die Shultcr ollS nnb fonnte i'll
&nitie bcbonbclt mcroen. Gie bcioct
grbeiter, ole nit linn perungliiften,
miiroer, Der cine nit perrenftcr Siif-
tc, ser onberc nit pcrid)ieoenel Ser
l%ebirngen. nod DEM ct. Sobn'S Sc
ipital aebrod)t. Sic wcrbcn iGmnl.
lid pieoer bergcitellt perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30

forberIid iei, Inn melde banit err.
iltft miro.
Ter bmar5e Sunb BON
Brownsville
Habbem Der MilitGr.8 erid)tsbpf,
luelder iibcr Die gntrdge Don friihe-
ren IitglieOcrn \ bes %. iarbieen
9uloes : Snfanterie : Hegiments, ole
pegen oes 9rotpnspiQer araipallcs
entlalien moroen iinb, allf @ieberars
itelung 81 entideioeu bat, ieit NO
noten nit Der Mufnobme bon 3er-
9enousiogen unb Der Sihtumg bcS
iriiberen 0epcismoterialS beid)Gftigt
gelpcier, CAB GopitGn CHARLES VI.
SotplunO, Der Erototoafiibrer bca
@erihtsbofes, cine miinolibe Car
iteIlilng bes Sbntbeitanbes. er &C.
lnngte babel 81 DEM S6luB, OaB
ullcs ooroui onfomme. OBJ mirflih,
lpie betunbct moroen lit, Elm GROCER
id)mar5cr Sumo an DEM beriidtigten
Is. Nugult 1906 Dor Den Iufriibrern
in Brownsville pornufgelauien lit.
Gieier Sunb geborte ndmlid) Der
Gompagnie 9 beS %. Megiment3
uro lolte leine Nnlpcicllbeit bel bent
&ramol olS nod)geluieien ST hetrnd)-
ten icin 10 miirbe Sizes id)mer belo-
iteno fir Die Mtitglicoer Oieier Com.
pagnic icin. Sos GldiOoper bes 60
pitdils SomlonO nobm iehs Stun-
ben in aniprlld). Ger @erittsbof
miro in nidt latger Belt Dem Con.
greb ieincn 9eflnlo einrei6en.
Iuf Der gciierung.
Ser Stubs6ef Der 9unoeSarmee.
@cnerolmuior 5. Sronflin Bel,
i6eint iid ouf DEM @cge ser 8ieoer.
berIteQung bon Den 8erletungen Sit
beiinben, ipeld)c CT bel Dem Nutomo.
bil-llnfall erlittcn. bel ucldenl bic
@ottin ocS Woiors Slocum um'S
Scben fam. Sie Ner3te limo iebt Der
Mtcinulg, OoB Ser General nidt rur
cine, iorocrn brei Hippen gcbrodel
bat, ga cr bel Der Ntbnlurlg nod im-
mer bctrG6tlibe Shmer5cn Icibet.
Serab1cbung BON Sra6ts
raten.
Gie 5pii6enitantlihe Serfebr6-
Gomlaiiiion bat ongeorbnet, Dob bie
GiIen6obn- Sradtroten fir ben Mebl.
transport bon minneapolis, Mirn.,
nod) Nelu-Dorf bon % Gents pro
Gentner ouf 211h Gents, beginneno
10. MaL b~erabgeiebt iperoen iollell.
Giele MoBnobme entiheioet oeit
lpid)tigen Streitioq Der noromeitli-
fen Milblcnbeiiber gcgen Die 81 hi.
tereIiirten 9obnlinien SIT 8uilIten Der
Grltcren. Sic nellc ~rcol5irte Irad)t.
rate iol bis a,lf @eiteres ollf Die
Goller' bon 5tpei Sabren III aroit
bleibclt. Pa" >n' " So . q,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Gopf's ~geritedenipielen.

amiiiante Scenen bei'm Nnlangen
bes IampferS %nIbangares" iii
Rem.S Orleans.
Neip. Orleans, Co., %. Wtur5.
= Sn Solge Der Huf)ribt, ooB Or.
Sre0erid u. Gpcf mo Der friibere
Er1iibent Wanuel 9onilla BON Son-
buras lid an goro bes SampferS
n%Abangare5" befdnoen bate lid eiilc
grobe Menibenmenge olf Der @erft
periommelt, ols bieies Sobr5eia bier
anlegte. Tod) Dem obgeicsten Eruii-
oenten bon !Sonorros broufte man
nibt lollge 81 iudenL on bolb ermit-
telt pllroe, oab Der 9ampfer feinen
6afcn %mgelauien bot, in Incident
9oniaa ii6 mGglibermeiie bGtte eiu-
idiffen fonncn. Inn 10 eiiriger Dltrhe
uber ouf ben Softor @oof Sagb &C.
modyt. Sinh Sic Gr. Goof obec
iinO Sic eS nidt?" muroe Elm Eoiia-
9ier getragt, meld)er nit elmer MIDI
tigen Sonotaide ans 2onb fam.
nSopobI," ermiocrte Der Neiienoe nit
pcrgniigtem Shmun5eln, der Bit
ih. &onnten Sic mir aber mohl
naGlpeiicL no i) cincn frditiaen
Srunf in bieier @eeeno cntoefen
f0nnte?" gu oiciem 2iebesbicnit en-
boten lid) inter Der Meilge cine
gon5e In5abl Sreiniaigc, uno bantit
fonoen bie Nobfori bungen mad, oent
bcriibmten 9rooflpncr Ir5t porlGufig
ibren slbihliiB.
Mobile, Slloy %. MGr5. - auf
brabtloicm @egc Lief Die Nofyrid)t
BON Dem GapitGn bes SrohtoampferS
"%Ibongore5," pelfer iid ouf ser
Sobrt bon Colon nod Melp.C Orleans
befono, cin, boB Ir. Sreoerid 81.
Goof iid nif,t an goro ocs 1obrsell-
gcS befinbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Grtraiitnns Der Hbilippinen- 2esis'
latur.

Manila, 80. MGr5. = Cine Gr.
traiisung Der 2e9isluti,r Der Ybilip.
pinen lit in @aguio eroffnet poroen,
butptidhlif gum 3mef bon @eies-
gebllilg iiber oifentlihe 9altten. @oit-
perneur Sorbes befiirmortetc IN lei.
ner 9otidaft 9epiaigungen fir ben
Ban bon 2anoltroBen uno 9riiden,
Stub unb acknowledgements, BE.
fdmpfuns Der @inocrpeit unb9 ednns
bon Tefi5iten in ben Sonos fir
SolfSidulen unb Den ltnterbalt bes
GonitablercorpS. gum Spreder Der
giiemblp tpiroe Sergio Ssnieno bon
Der Gationalpartei foit obne Sppoii.
ton !pieoer ernGblt.
Srot Der 8irfungen bes Yapne-
Nbrid) : Sarifs baben Die Ginnab-
men Der Ebilippinen : @egierung in
lcster 3eit sugenomnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Grbidjaft fir Nliec.

9 it II, Moii., 20. Mdr5.-Srau
Nifolas Son9lportb, Die Sod)ter oeS
Gr-Nr1fioentcn Hooiepclt, lit il benz
ScItament ibreS fiir5lid peritorbellcn
@roBuaters, bes rcidben 9anfierS
George &. Sec, reid beoodt moroen.
Sn oen1 Seitomellt, ipelfes bier oent
NodloBaerid)t eingereid)t plirbe, lit
%beitimnlt, oaB lie bas @infonlnlen
aus Der SGlfte bes NadIaiies nit
fiinf anberen aneeborisen tbeilen
ioa. Scr Nod)lob miro auf mebrcrc
Willionen Collars qeid,Gtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
3nriif in 6amptpu MpaSS.

Morfolf, 30, %. WGrs. - Die
oils 10 Rehabilitation inter oem@c.
tebl oeS Ncor = Nbmlirols Sd,roeoer
beItebcnoc %gtlantiid)c Slottc poiiirtc
geltern 0cgcn Mittag Die 8irginia
Gopes OH Dem Seilnmcoe bon @ilu,-
tonnlllo ollf Gllbo, no tic ibrc regit-
loren @lllter SdicBiibrulaen OBJ
iolpirt bat. HIM mcbrcre Stunoeit
luaren Der Slotte Der MuiflGrunos.
&reu5er uGteiter," Der SiiIfsfreu5er
~Faitber," boS Sorrotbsidiit yGil-
goa" nllo bas &oipitaIifiii rSclocc"
poroilfgegotger. Die SfIod)tihiife
fiibren IN einfad)er Golpnne nit benz
Slagglfiff Connecticut" an berSpi-
BE. 9ie Tabr5elige iperben etlifc
cage aiti Solnptelt Hoaos periueilem,
che iie Die SfieBiibungcn nnb sic
taftiid,en Wouoperu NH Del. iiiblid)cll
llebnngslclbe anf Der S0be Der Sir-
giiticr Gapes beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Wadr Mattcamau.

Ncm. 0orf, 30. MGr5. - Ybilip
:. Senocr, 10 Sabre alt, bon Ger. G72,
II. Iucnuc, luilrbe bon Mid)ter Crane
III Den General. Niiiicn nod) Wottcu-
man geldnOt, nofoem i'm Die Oc.
ldllporellcn bon Der Mnflagc Der an
lebtcn A.. Sanltor erfolgten Grmor-
Dung Illorcu Nulo's bon Nr. 53S,
Wclt-39. Strobc, lucgen Srriilns
treigelprodcl bottcn. 2cnoer bate
aillo, III oelien @eielidoit er itors
9ctrtnfcn bntte, nit elmer 9lrt or
ldlogcn. "a fem Motip nadgcpie-
len iper0cn fonnte, iollo Die ssllrn,
onB Senocr, Der id)on iriibcr cinmol
III eiicm Srrenbnuic ultcracbrod)t
Nelpelcll mar, geiitig ill5urcdnirngSs
fGbio lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Yroiit!

louisville, ap., 90. MGr;. -
Serb Sobn 9. GaitIeman, Der int
Serbit b. s. orei 8oaonen 30 Sabre
alten &cntltdp : @bisfep AZ, Sbcooorc
Hooiepelt nad Nfrifa eeibidt bot.
empfitg oen folgenbcn Brief bon
Dem Hrdiioenten:
o2ieber &amerao! Sic finb eilt
gai,5er aerl. Sd weiB Die @abe nad)
8ebiibr 3i ipiiroiaeit uno nod mlebr
Die jarte @ufmerfiamfeit, ipeld)e Der
lelben 81 GrunOe liegt. @ir baben
cine grobartise Sogo sebabt uno fat
ebenio gut ~geIdoiien, als ipdren mir
a%entadp'er. Sbr ergebener 9beooorc
Hooiepelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
GDmitpd's Shmersen.

SlllloultutltI lueYtl VeItUltIS
mitobiger 9iloer beportirt boben.
GommiiiGr @iaiomS fpnnte ibm
nif)t Den 8cfaIlen tblul.
Nem Dorf, 80. MGr5.-Sit.
tenlpGdter antbonp Gomitod bot
oli @inmanberlngs GommiiiGr
@illiams pongais. Sslono einShrei-
ben gerihtet, IN meldem er oaraui
oltImcrtlam mod)te, baB Die mciiten
GertGufer bon obiconen 9iIoern, Die
alf iein, Gomitof's, 9etreiben Dor
@ertft. gcbrodt uoroen iinb, crit
filr5lid 9elanoete &uiiclL 1iirfcn
ooer Stalieiler moren. Son III Yer.
ioitell, bie' lue8elt' Ter6rcitlin9 obito.
ner giloer ober anItobiger 2iteratur
perbaftet morOen iino, iparen mir 81
Siergeborene, ollie Mnbcren iporeit
crit fiir5lid) bier ~eingefpanbert. Cont
Itod foroert Den GommiiiGr uui Die
Deportation Der 2eilte 5i peranlaIjen.
irno Itelt ibm bos IN ieinem 9eiit
%beiinolid,e WoteriaI sur Serfiigma.
Ger Srief trnf geltern allf Ser ,,n.
iel Elm, unb Serr @iuiams IieB nid,t
la1r9e oltf ieine 9(iitport %lalltell. CT
tbeiltc beu SittenuGhter nit, Dab
ibnl ods @eies feline Snnobabe bietc,
Inn Die Deportation oieier 2eute 81
peronloiien. Gs piiroen mir Soit-
befeble fir iolfe gingeluanoerteu
aiYgeiteut, oe1elt nadgepielen uer.
oeh Tonne, oab tie idon Dor ibrer
Sanoung Elm Icreeben beganaen
batten, fpobur6 lie nit Ben @erid,.
ten III ibrer Seinotb in Gonflift &C.
ratben waren, poer abcr fir iolde,
Die onr6 ibre 2anoiung ielbit eine@c-
lebesperlesnng be9ailgen baben. so
leio cS Inn tbne, nidt sur Iusmei-
Jung iold)er gineeipnnoerter bebiiIf.
lid iein 5t fonten, 10 iebr niinidc
err, oab es Serrn GomItod gelinaen
nogc, oieie 2eiite iinihGbIid, 5u nra-
felt, inoem or Dor 8eridt itrenae
9eItrafung er5ielt. Iomit erodtet
Gommiiiiar @iqiams ocn 3uiid,en-
fal als crlebigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Wit % Sabren 0rufmntter.

q d. III 3, Snb., 80. M1rs. =
Sn bieiiger Staot lit Ole 2S.jGbriee
Irau @perett Barter birb sic &c.
burt cincs Sobnes, Dem hire 14-iGb.
rige Sodter Srau Charles Cane alts
indianapolis oos 2cben gab, @rob.
mlltter gcmoroen. 6rau Barter ipor
nod nif)t 10 Sabre alt, oils Tie iid)
perbeirntbete. Srou Barriers Mutter
lit nit 46 Sabrcn llrgrobmuitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30

Dor Dem @erihtsgebGuoe bate iid]
cine groBe Weni6enmenge angeiam-
melt, Die Dem @rafen SieiI, Ser iiG
IN oas 8oupernementsgebGloe sllr
Welottng begab, Spotionen bereitetc.
Sbetllueile Wur0cn aber oIld) Stinls
men Oes MiBfollens ilber ons ltrtbeil
laltt.
Ii CD ren 2iibon's uno &6r-
ner's.
Ger preuBiide &uItusminiIter DON
Croft 81 Sot5 Bat Sem 9reslauer
FrofeIior @oicn Den quftrag aegc.
ben gum @eOGdtniB lbcooor &or.
neriS ltno bes 2iibom'jGen Corps, in
incident ser potriptiide 0idyter nno
SeIo gegen&ie NQppleouiide 6remo-
berrldaft uTSclbe 5og, einen Monu-
mental Drummer ber5uitclIeu, Der Dor
Der Sofobi-air6e in -3obtcn erridtet
lpcrpen loll. lei 9rlmmen miro bic
Reitcrltatue zines betcnocn 9iiboncrs
5eigen; Die 8eiammtfoIten iollen
10000 @orft 6ctfogcn.
Ger an %. September 1871 AT
GreSoen geborcne Sbco0or &0rner,
Der Iidter Der bcaciitertlten aricqS-
llno %dtqrlan6SgeiGnge, neldc oic
oelttide 2%iterotur oui3lnuciien bat,
mar Nojltont 0cS Sreibcrrn 9loolf y.
2ilBou, oeS 6iibrcrs Ser nod inn be-
nonnten 6reiiddnr inn geireiunQs.
friege, Gr fiel am 26. altguit 1913
bel Dem Goric 2iibop, mtlucit @obes
6llIdL mibreno @iibop an 6. 9e,cm.
Der 1884 III Berlin Itorb. Su 3obtcn.
no Der Womumcntal 9rum1cn sur
Aliltelllnng fonrmcn ioll, itebt bereitS
leit Dem Sabre 1868 cill 2iisops
Ienfmul.)
6itni5igidbriges Subj.
dQum.
Iie v&olnil6e 0olf55eituna" be-
aebt an nGd)iten Greitog bos Subj.
ldlm ibrcs iilni5igiGbrigen geitebcnS
itllo glebt onlGBlid) ocs Greignilic5.
cine SeItidrift bcrall3. Ser Sitel Ser
Sllbilarin, oes nit Der 9erliner Ger.
mania" groBten mo beoeutcnoiten
Organs Der Gentrumsportei, lolltet
%pollit1noig: naolniide Tolfs5eittng
mo Sanoels6lott." Ser uripriilt1-
liGc Name Der am 1. April 1860
sum erlten Nal eridJiencnen ,3eitung
NOR naolniife @lGttcr." Iieicr ga.
me mtroc bis gum Sabre 1869 bcibe.
balten, llm 0ornad Dem nod, bclltc
geltenoen Elde ST maten. Seral,Sgc.
Der nno &erleger lit :. 4. @ndeln.
WIS Der SrrenoHi tolt emit
loben.N
Wic ans Bern in Der Sdmci, oe.
nleloet miro, fonltc Ser Schroeder
rSltibfi, Der tin Sabre 1904 on Dem
@crner riIiiihen @eIouoten bon Su-.
botpstp einet Moroperiu6 beaon1cn
botte, aus Der Srrennnitolt ourf oic
Scltedlung cines @GrterS cntflie6en.
Gr tnrld)tc alsbotn in GoriS olti ullo
bat on Die 9lnbesbeboroen 9rieie
geldriebelL lpprin or in 0robenoem
Gone GntldJa6iaung uerlongt. Sein
perlonlld)er SdB ridtet iid) nament.
lid ge8en oen 9itnbeSrotb Vrcnner
mo Den @%llnoeSratb 9rouoller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30

burdoruugen. Gle Eartci ioroert
0eutihe SdJulen, nm boS Oeltide
| Golfstbum urO sic oelttife &ultur
ouiredt 5u erbulten. Sic perlangt,
oub in oeiti6en @eineinocn boS
Terti6e oils Nmtsipradc @cltrng
baben loll, II. q. M.
Sn5miifen lit and Dos @obl- Wia-
riIeit Der &oiiutb = Eortci erihienen.
Sn @e9eniob 5llm rooitolen Suitb.
1liigel Der llnobbdngigfeitS = Eortei
bcluegt iidJ bic nm Den cbemoligen
SonbelSlninilter geid)aorte @ruppe
lei oller Sppoiition gcgcn baS &c
oicrlnoa E Erogromm in moBpoQen
Gren5cu, Sn Der &unOgcbung, mel
dye an Die @ctreucn Sron5 &olilltb'S
gcridtet iii, miro Der Eplitif beS Or
reihboreu ooS @ort gcrcoct.
gcrbccrctoe 6cucrabrunit
inN& orntcn.
@ien, %. MGr5. - &itnoe bon
elmer perbeerenoen Scliersbrunit
fommt aus Dem Srte Sdipor5bod) IN
aGrnten. Nidt lpcni9er olS 81 0e-
bGlloe mltrocn in unglollblid) titr5cr
Belt poQi0 pcrnidtct. Sci ocm bcrr-
Idel1oen bcitigcn @illoe lno Den
oltrd)oltS rlr3ureidcnbcn 2oldDorrid-
trltgen perbreitcten iid) Die 6lonmelt
reiBeno ifncll. Sn pielen I1aen
p%ermod)tcn Die @cpobner nidts olS
DoS nadtc 2cbcn 81 rcttcll. 3o6lreidlc
Eerionen lino oeSbulb oltf Die 9ctb0-
tiqlt1l0 Der biilireid)cu Hd6ltenliebe
Unacmieien.
Sic unruben IN 2%iberio.
2ipcrpooL, 90. WGr5. - Ger
bier einoctrofiene Compiler nSolago"
brillgt Die Nodri6t, Dob om 9.lfor5
ont Gope HolmS Elm blutiger &ompf
5spiid)en Den Srlppen Der Ncger>9ic-
publif 2i6erio ilnb rebeliiden Gingc-
borencn tobte. Sic Hcbellen icllerttlt
ulf cine cngliidc Softorei an Der
Wiinorng bes Folnis = Niper lu,o
lieierten Damn Dem berbcigeeiltenWfis
lit1r cine S6loht, Die nod nid)t cnt'
lfieoen mar, ais oaS Shiif a6iilbr.
GermiBter Stubent &c II IL
Ben.
Glpmoutb, %. Widr5. Ger
lette Mod)c in ntnitcrioier @eile ans
SEEM : 9Dprf perihlpunoenc Stlloellt
Setpoa i. Camp bon Der llniperlltot
Hrinceton, lit beilte ais blinoer FoIs
ioaier ollf DEM Sanpfer uarolprlrl-
5eiiin Gecilic" bier eingetroffen, '9nt
Gage nod) Der gbiabrt Oes SdlffcS
BON &obofen itelltc CT Iid benz Capt
tGn, INN 5lt erflGrenL Dob CT pcocr
cine Sabrtartc, nod 8clo beiibe.
@ie er io9te, perlieB or Inlerlfa
peaen zines bcitigen Strcites, ben CT
nit ieil,em &oter, eipem @onfier BON
@otertofpl,, N..Y., battc. Nut Der
lleberiabrt mor err 10 idpncrmiitbig,
oaB Der Captain i'm heitGnoig ilber'
maden licB, bo befiirdtet muroe, OaB
CT Selbitmorb begeben fonnte. Gr
miro BON Soutbampton aus lpieoer
beintgeididt iperoen,
SuItan D INIT mad Softa.
@ien, %. W1r5. - Gic gilsiob'
n1lng 5tpiid)cn 9ul9orien mo Der
Eforte lit ollem Inldcin nob boil
itGnoig. @ie oenl nSrcnloellblottc"
aus Gonitnntinopel 9en,cloct miro,
mill Scr Sllltan Mobonlco Der Sittf7
te inn Moi nod Spiia reilen, Inn Den
9eiuf SIT ermiocrn, Den ibn Der
G5or Scroinanb ltno ocllen 8cnlobltli
Ieetc @od)e ubgcituttet baben. Sei
bicier 8%elcgenbeot iol ongeblih aud,
cine 9egegnung 5miid)en Dem G5oreit
BON Hublanb mo Dem Snlton ltott-
iinoen, unb 5tuor bel Gorno att ocnt
Sdhporjen Mecr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
5Gpfcritsife in Gait 2iperppoI.

Gait 9iperpool. 8. 80. M1r5.
- Wit flint M%usnabmen iinb in bic
flyer @eeenb Die idimmtlihen 5opfe.
reien in Solge zines Strifes bon ct
ua 5000 Wdoden. ipelde bobere Cob
ne perlangen, geifloiien. Gle Mao.
den, ipelhe Die slrbeit idon amS Sam.
itas nieoerlegteu, iino nid,t organi-
iirt. )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
@citercr Mmiihlaa.

Chicago. ST., %. Wdrs.- 1ie
Sbinelrc Der beIten alaiie, melde
Ifon Dor ii 5aeen ben bod)itenEreis
lcit Der 3eit bes 9iirgerfrieaes er.
fIommcn batten, milroen nit einem
ipeiteren gufid)lag bon is Gents pre-
100 Ffnno ~gebanbelt unb brad)ten
Sligo.
kinder ochroIon
MACH flETcHER's
CAS- TORIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Supbie aritdJman nnh ibr Mitidnl'
oiaer p%crnrthcilt.

Nem Sopen, Cont, 80. Mars.
nSoe" MitdSll nnb Sppbic aritd)'
man, Die am Sumitog Der Grntor-
bulle bon 9ronislnm &lllpinSfo's
idlulbig geiprod)en iporhen lporen,
purben in Der Criminal =. ~slbtbeilung
bes hyperion : @erid)tS bnrd, Nid)s
ter @iaiams pcrurtbeilt, Der Grltere,
Der bes Moroes i'm Speiten 8rnOe
ifiiloig geIprod)en woroen mar, 81
lebenslanglidem @eidngnib, Sophie
aritdman ST. nid)t ipeni9er oils II
Sabren unb nid)t mebr als 10 Sab.
ren @efGngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30
Sapaniidje Spipne oer6aftet.

Wanil a, %. Wdr5. - Sier muir.
oen beite 5fpci Sapaner perbaftet, ais
lie e6en babel maretl, bon einem Sol.
baten oes @unbesbecreS YI1ne ser
9efeitigunger, BON Gorreeio 3u fate
fen. Ter cine Der Berbafteten mar
friiber bier als iapaniiher Gintpail-
behring's : Snipcftor tbdtig unO Der
MnOere reiite ieit Monaten auf oen
YbiIippinen lumber, UNI miIitdriide
&ecognossirungen ansuIteGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-30

asSKe snr Geiie im's NmslanS BE.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Dit.@aIti-
moretrahe, nabe Cation !Semie Ase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-09
Heavy Cost Of Poor Roads

of farm produce ever
costs European
10000 miles of spends almost as ucn every
2155oo miles OF road Inc
spending
transporting farm produce from the farm 10
approximately the present
without
added hauling produce
improved of consumed by and
less than 25th the cost ordinary
highway transportation
B Yoakum chairman of the
little nugget easy "Thus fair
the railroad station reduced
traction system of Los Angeles
newly opened lying
sections good afford ordinary
people Wilt and
the the efficient
aid to building properties
their roads business undei
England America British colony
of for Of road partly
of
states that broken
marked road administration can
national aid
and of national highways ought
MANNED
in
department comparatively Importance
blood
human body They
of
t waste, benefits everybody.
Every Claus" title of the most popular book
some merely ALI a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-09
L. Fascinator

A YOUNG man writes me as fol-
~ lows:
& = Dear Miss Dix: am a
young man and 1 desire very much to
be popular with the fair sex Can you
tell me how TO faseinate women?
"A. J."
Lord bless you. boy. no. Fascinators
are like poets. They are born, not made,
and they probably don't know how they
do it themselves. There have been, and
always viii be, certain men who have
but to whistle and every woman within
earshot gets up and follows them
There are other men, men who pos
sess every virtue and every noble quail
ty, who live and die without ever hav-
ing made any woman's heart go pit-a-
pat, or reused one single throb of SEN
timent in any feminine breast Women
marry such men because they are good
chances and when these men die they
leave behind them widows who offer a
beautiful example of resignation to the
dispensations of Providence. Especially
when the insurance money is good.
PERSONAL Magnetism.
A mans ability to fascinate woman
is a gift of nature 1t has to do with
that mysterious and inexplicable thing
that we call personal magnetism and if
this hypnotic power, no school of cor
respondence can teach It to you.
Still. there are degrees in everything
and while it is true that TO be a real,
genuine first class, A No. l heart
smasher one has to be born with the
power. by taking thought and study
any man may render himself agreeable
and attractive, and be a winner among
women, if he is willing to take the
trouble.
For women are simple creatures. and
easily pleased. particularly with men.
Once upon time 1 was sent 20 the
Tombs 20 interview a notorious bige-
mist, who had married so often that he
had really lost count of his wives. lie
was a most unattractive looking man,
homely. untidy, heavy-jowled. with lit
tie pigs eyes and bruSque manner
There was nothing romantic, or poeti-
cal, or appealing about him. and, mar
Yelling that he could have pleased so
many women's fancies, L asked him the
secret of winning a woman's heart.
Talk About Herself.
Huh" he snorted. contemptuously.
that's dead easy. All that you have
got to do is to keep talking to a woman
about herself, and you'll, get her every
time
The very essence of wisdom is con
tanned in that remark If you want TO
please a woman, keep talking TO her
about herself Talk to her about her
beauty, if she is pretty; about her intel
ligence if she is clever; about her niu-
sic or art, if she dabbles with paints or
plays on the pianola; about her soul, II
she is too old and ugly 10 have a body
and too dull to be suspected Of possess
ing a mind. 1t doesn't make any differ
hn q iS Sfl
long as it is nailed to her personality.
She could listen on and on forever
without ever wearying-
In reality, every woman marries to
get somebody who Will talk to her
about herself. and who will tell her how
wonderful she is, and how different she
is from every other woman in the
world 1t is what every man does be-
fore he is married. and it is because he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-09
HE FOUND An ERROR.

Ell Paso, Dec. 8.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Do you expect your poor readers to
believe your statement Takes over
seven millions TO run United States?'
See page 10, issue of Wednesday,
December T.
Such a lot of stupid typesetters and
head liners you must haveI
Over 20 years ago it took nearly a
billion to run the United States. We
are coming down are we not? Is 1t
Taft's economy or what?
Theo. Saunders.
lin Wednesdays Herald there were
approximately 10000 words in the
reading matter and advertisements;
all this enormous mass of letters and
figures had to be edited, set in type
proofread and corrected, and the paper
delivered TO readers in the space of a
few hours. Mr. Saunders finds an err
TOR in head line Ga word accidentally
left out, as the most casual reader or
the article would discovery and grows
very indignant and sarcastic about it,
If Mr.. Saunders will undertake TO
guarantee the publisher of The Herald
that no errors will creep into head
lines, reading matter, or advertising,
and that the paper viii not be delayed,
but will be issued every day at the
regular hour. complete and free from
error, The Herald will pay Mr.. Saun-
ders $10O per week The elder Dana
Of the New York Sun, once offered to
divide $4,000 among his employees IL
they would get out one single days
issue free from error-needless to say
he kept his money. II the average
citizen were 1-1G0th part as accurate
on the average in all he says as is the
average newspaper, the millennium
would be here. As an example OF
accuracy, take Mr.. Saunders: The
secretary Of the treasury says it win
take 5000. 900 to run the United
States next year, including s57 200, 900
for canal construction; the World Al
manac states that the total expendi-
lures of the national government for
the year 1890 GEO years ago') were
s31S,040711: but Mr.. Saunders de-
clares that cover 90 years ago il took
nearly $1,000. 900, 900 "a year, TO run
the United States. The Herald has
around 100 people on its local payroll
and they are all human. just like Mr..
Saunders; but We sincerely trust they
average higher for accuracy.-Editor.