davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27

ceived great boost just before the hoI-
days when Shore reported for practice.
He is showing up well in a forward posi-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27
Chicago White Sox Give g Donohue Trial the Initial Sack
CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES 20.

by experts
Dyson, northwest
recognized High
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27

A Virginia farmer, who began growing apples on
his farm some fourteen years ago and gave close at
tention to the business recently sold his 1910 crop
at a profit of about 81 00o
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27
JIGGS DONOHUE WILL BE
TRIED AGAIN BY CHICAGO
COmiSkey Still Sweet on His Old First Stacker, Who
viii be Given Chance to Come Back"
ny WILLIAM PEET.

Jiegs Donohue Is going to play ball IN
the American League next season.
Several Western papers in touch with
cult have asked the question. who will
play first for the Chicago White Sox?''
Last year Manager Duny tried out
several players on the initial sack. Chick
Gandill, Muilin. Lee Tannehin. Collins.
and others, but none OF them filled the
bill. and now owner Comiskey is firt-
ing with his first love and is going 10
give DonOhUe a chance 10 come back"
Two years ago Jiggs was a member of
the Nationals. obtained in a trade for Bin
Butlfs He played here until an unfor-
tunate accident put him out OF commits
sion, and he was released. Last season
DonOhue had charge OF a semi-profes-
sional club in Chicago. but did not get
rich on the job.
About a month ago Donohue and Comis-
key had a Httle talk and the Old Roman
promised his former first sacker that II
he Donohue) could get into shape, he
would try him out at first base next
year
To show that he meant business. Uggs
made arrangements for trip 10 Hot
Springs, where he proposed TO spend the
winter and take the baths
"Gabby" Street. the Nationals catcher.
who has also been at~the Springs this
winter, writes that Donohue is looking
the>perfect picture of health. and that
Comiskey is making no mistake in Civ
ing the veteran another chance TO try
his luck
Street believes that Donohue will be
able 10 deliver the goods II so. the
Chicago White Sox Will not need 10
worry about the first base problem.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27

Free legal aid is being furnished to the aoor IN
kansas City. No. a. ms experse d the munici-
palitx.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27
BILL LANG WINS
2O-ROUND FIGHT
Jack Burns, of California,
Beaten in Twelfth.
REFEREE STOPS THE CONTEST

American Fighter outcIassed-Has
Narrow Escape from Knockout In
Both Men Were Lacking in Science
and the Mill Was Rough.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27

Says the St Paul Dispatch:
St Paul Fans will remember "Bill"
Kay, numbering outhelder. who. tried as
a Miller several years ago, could hit the
ball. but was an awful sight as a fielder.
After Kay feI down in this company. he
was sent to Des Moines and thence TO
Washington Jesse TannehiIl tells this
story OF his debut.
I'VE we're playing Detroit and the score
was tied in the ninth. with a man on
second base for Washington says Jesse.
Joe CanullOn yanked out someone and
sent Key In 20 hit Hit Il into the
Potomac. was the order.
'Bll picked up his bat and went up
10 the plate He kissed his bat. ca
ressed it-aBd took one The umpire
called il q strike.
Then the pitcher wrapped up and I'M
wrapped again, and shot the bail over.
BIZ caressed his bat. stepped back-and
took another. The umpire called that a
strike, too.
The next one was a ball all right.
Then came the pitch again. and the
pitcher dug the ball into his glove, got
a grip on il. and Bin kissed that bat
again and lovingly rubbed his hamlike
hand I'D and down the grain. and-tOOk
another. That made three strikes, and
the game was over.
Bill LEFT Washington for the New York
State League that night Joe Cantillon
had enough
The Washington herald., 1910-12-27

OF New York have come in for some
unique notoriety.- They win not wash
their running costumes. Neither viii they
allow others TO wash their track suits
for them. In short, they refuse 10 allow
their athletic warirobes TO be eleansed-
The reason assigned 1t that washing
track suits -'hoo-dOos" them.
Now, Of all the fool arguments that
was ever put up that one is entitled
TO carry of the pastry. confectionery. and
side dishes. It's 4 reminder of that
touching and tenderiy delightful ballad:
They Fed Baby Onions to Make Him
Strong.
Perhaps the unsoaped suits would be
able TO compete by themselves after an
other season. Nobody blames the A. A
u. officials for sending a delegation 10
inspect the Xavier Clubs clothing If
things are as bad as reported, the in
spection committee is apt 10 run dead
heat with the board Of health.
Never express an opinion until you
search the horizon, especially that part
within hearing" is the advice of George
MuIlin, the Detroit pitching star. There's
a reason
when I was pitching for Mautner az
Fort Wayne in 1902, Ted Sullivan drop
ped in TO watch me work and wanted 70
buy me for John T. Brush. AS I entered
the Office after the game Mautner asked
me:
George. how would you like to break
into the big league%
TIL go anywhere except to C1ncin-
natl. I wouldn't work for John T. Brush
or anybody who associated with him. I
said. And ! meant it,
Sullivan was behind the door and he
fed in dismay. I finally went TO Detroit.
and every time I lost they put up the
flags in Cincy.
A few years ago I'm England pugilists
received a mere beggar's pfttance for
their services. II is different now When
Freddie Welsh, Of Wales; Owen Moran
and Jem Driscon. Of England, returned
from America they introduced some of
the Yankee methods. No longer does a
promoter grab all the coin.
Welsh and Driscoll cut UP $4,000 for
their battle for the lightweight cham
fiOnship of England. In olden times
fighter had TO get his share of the coin
by betting II ne lost he was out all
around Now the American system rules.
George Stovall is the best built Nap,
and probably the most nearly perfect
physical man in the American League,
according TO Doc Schneider. team trainer
last season. Ty Cobb is well built. but is
a little too thin.
"StovaIl is built in proportion TO his
height and all muscle" said Schneider.
Larry is a fine physical specimen, but
a little large around the waist
Jack Graney looks powerful. but Is
developed only on the left side. Jacks
left arm is a good deal like that of a
blacksmith. His right arm is about half
an inch smaller in circumference, and
not nearly so we'll formed.
Harry Niles IS short but one of the
most powerful men in the league. He is
especially well developed in the lower
limbs. He is too broad for his height.
Ted Easterly has unusually broad should
ers. but is thin chested.
THE best thrOwers are the players
with well developed shoulder muscles.
Big, hard oiceps do not aid in throwing
Joe Birmingham's arm Is soft"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
OaS Wettcr.


Sir Warplono mo ben Giitritt
Columbia bcute Sdnce uno Damn
tlor; moracn tlor; mdBioe norbliGc
uno noroneItlifc Minoe.
Sm Wctter.9 iircau i'm 9altimprcr
| 3ollomt licf 0eitern 9lbeno boa iol4
gcl6e Selegramm elm: Strrmpor'
nlnlG bon Telamare 9reafm0tcr bis
Tortl0nb, Moine; Horboits lEr
Norolturm nit Shnce IN ben nod
item "a Stunoen.
Gic hodlite 5emperntilr mar &c.
tern &c @roo nm 3 llbr Hudmits
tags mo Die nieorigitc 81 @rob mn
s llbr NbenOH.
in Ben unoercn 9unbeS . @ettcr
neutrality-suspicious. ocs 2olbes
wuroen Die iol9enoen bod)lten Gem.
peraturen per5citnet:
goltport II, Yortlnnb ~, 9oltol,
%, Nlbonp -. Hem-g)orf 80, Ebilo.
bclpbta "a, NtlallttcsGl IN 40, Surrt2'
burg 30, @oibinoton 81, Noriolf 81,
Sotterna -. Charlotte SO. @ilmi1n1s
ton 6S. Gborleiton 6S. Snponnob 70,
&odionpiae "A, Supiter 20, aep-@cit
II, Ntlontu 46, Wontgomcrp 80,
NelusS Orleans IS, Eolcitine As, Sol.
peiton 81. Corpus Gbriiti 80. WenI,
pbi$ 81. Cincinnati 36. E~ittsbura 80,
Northiiclo fl, buffalo "a, Glepelono
30 Getroit -, glpena -, Waroilettc
so, Green Ban ~, Chicago 80, Sns
llitb 2G, ct. Tolll 26. ct. 2ouiS 80,
@0nios.Gitp 80. Sn1ubo %, Sllron
fl, 9iSnorf 2s, @iGiiton 30, Sopre
10, &eleno IS. Solt 2ofe Gin "A,
Tenper SO. Nprtb Elottc -. Nmorillo
IA, Googe.Giip 30, Sos NnQeleS GO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Der yWcrhantS ou0 WinCrS Srun3-
~portution Gonlpanu."
81 bcin" II u en- Dorf G it 9 e
baltcn.
Sic TSirma u. Sfumlafer & SO.
crbielt geitern 9fofnlittag Elm Sele-
0ronum aus Ne,ps2)orf, meldes be-
ioAt, boB Der Noro0gltlde Slopooom-
pier ~Hbein." WeIGell geiternSormit-
tag nm Z llbr bate nod Baltimore
obinbren lollenL Die Gobrt lucgen Ell.
lies beftigen SdlneeItllrmeS nidt an
treten folnte II. pprousiihtli6 Nelu.
9)orf nibt nor bette Mor9en perloi-
icn miro. Z GemgelnGB miro Der
r6bein" uutcr feinen ltmitGnoen Dor
moraen Hudbmittug bier eintreffen.
q q d) = / d) re an Dem Stoatc
gus SuHerstolp, miro berihtet.
ooB in iener @eaen0 geitern Der
idlimnlite Sdneeltllrm bieies Sab
res Diitbetc unb Dab Elm Sub ticfer
Shnee ficl. Ger giienbobn- mo
StrnBenbabnperfebr puroe Itarf IN
Wtitleioeni6oft ge5o1en mo Der Ser
tebr nit @iQiumSport, 9oon9born
uno onocrcn Orten lit beinobc boil.
ltntl0i0 untcrbrod)elr.
&n Der @egcno bon Clifton. Wo.,
fiel pom 9onnerItag Ibeno bis &C.
ltcrn WorQcn . Soil tiefcr Sdnec,
lpoollrd) Der Scrfcbr oui perihieoea
men 2onoitroBen, oili Oencn nod
Sdncc bon Dem letten Sd)nceiou
om @eibuud,ten liegt. 5ri llnmoa-
lid,fcit murGe.
Sn Cumberland uto T~roltbllrG liel
~ 3oa tieicr Sd)nec. Srotbem fo-
men rno ainacn Die guhn5ilge 5llr
iobrplannlGBigen 3eit.
Nlb aus Cation, Mb., ton,mt Die
Nodrid,t iiber itortcn Shneeial, no
hllrh picle 9anoitraBen u1puliirbor
iour0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
@nt. u. Sngber.
&eriugton-Marf

@ergcht bente nid)t, baf bies Der
Sag lit, an bem Sic anf ben Marft
aeben NIB quite Sad)cn fir Sbre 5a-
mile fanfen. 3meifcllps miiiien Sic
Dem 0eidDmaf @ieler HedDnmmg tra.
gm nno bel oieier Trage trctcn ,uir
in's Telb - Bonn uir fiibrcn bas,
Inns ben 8aumen Der Nniprud)poll-
item fiselt. Sprcdyen Sic bel ms
upr nno bciidtisen sic bic srpf=
artise Tmsmabl, bic cs Sbnen id,uie-
rig madIt, 5t entidciben, iuas Sic
fanfen iollen. Sies iiberraidJt ms
nidt, oa mir nidyt 81 iasen s6gern,
baf mir ben &mf seuieRcn, bic fein-
item alter feincn @nrihuaaren NIB
SclifatciicH in oieier Stabt sn fabric
siren. Nils 8epcis Der @abrbeit bic.
icr gcbauptnng nno Der Sbatiad)e,
oaf oas Enblifum nnIere @aarem
ucrlanst, iinb mir BON Der 2eitnns
bu uSonie Jnrniibims" -MnsiteImnG
bic mGbrcno Der ISOLDE bonn II. IN
nnar i'm North Mpenue = Hplidmb-
Minf itattfinSet, erindt moroen, ba-
lclbit einen @erfanfstanb al er6ff.
men, ,up mir fir ben inneren Icn-
Id)en nit parmen 0uriten etc. iurgen
ucroen. @ir pinidJen alien nnIeren
Ercnnoen nnS annbcn mitsntbeilen,
bah mir bei btcier @elegenbeit bic
Iclben feinen @uritiorten ansitcllen
nnb Dcrfanfcn merbcn, bic Sic an
Marfttasen anf nnicren StGnben fin.
Den. Sic brandlen oaber nidlt 81
bciirdlten, BAH Sic bel eincm 8eimd)
Der Nmsitellnng Snnger 81 leibem
bramdlen. = @enn es Sbnen bemtc
nidt m0slid lit, III Warft 81 seben,
t%elepbonircn Sic inns, mas Sic bran.
dJem, mnS luir iucroen Sbren Mnftraa
10 scnan ansfiibren nnb in's Sans
brinsen, ais iuenn Sic pcri5nlid, gc-
fommen pGrcn. Mms mnicrer beuti.
gen grpRen Nnsiuabl nennen ,pir be.
lunoers: friidJe anad,unrit, iebr fei-
nrn aer6iteten oSer sebadenen Sdin-
Ten, g%adtsIdlimfen, 8elee : 3nnsc,
Scntides SdyueinsfHRe.8elee sefodl-
tee G6fcl : Hinofleiidb impprtirte
etntldc Tranffurtcr, YrannId)iueigcr
Wettwmrit, v@eal 2uaf," fam beis
oSer falt aeseicn iuerben; Sarbellens
Seberiumrit, SramnidJweiser qebcr-
lu,rit, 0anielebcr : Wnrit, bemtidJc
Sdinfen. Bologna, o2mnh Mol" mno
ptelc Nnoerc. (t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Ter SeutIdle GurrciSUnScnt.

lie cin5ige ocutid)e 3citung III
Baltimore, mcIte Den &eiern allc
Ncujafcitcn ser Sto0t, beS Staute5
ltno Der @eIt t0alid iriid l%ieiert.
Sic ein3i1e Oeutihe 3eitmg, lpeld}e
in allen areiien oes 0eutidtbums
gcieicn miro. Nur Der nGorreipon.
h't" brin9t Die Gepeiden Der ualiioe
ciirtcn &reiie," beren Wiit9lieb Der
ic!be lit. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
eiE5ige 0clttide 3eiting, meld,e iid)
QroBer @erbreitlmg in Narplono,
Moibington, 8irainienL @cit.Sirai-
nien, iolpie i'm 0on5en Siioen crireut;
itcbt feiner bieiigen 9roBereu englis
iAen 3eitung I'M Iepeiden' uno
SofulnQdridtensI ienIt nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
SdJiffsnngliid bel Satiunpiae.

Ser Gampier DGbotbom" pom Der
Nerhants' ltnb Wiiners' Qinie
oui Die Settpsalippe inn ct.
,SobnS-Hiper uufgclotlien. - 9ie
IS Fuiiagiere IN Siderbeit. -
1ompier fam pon Baltimore. -
llntergang beiiirftet.
Ger Eoiioaicroompicr v%Gbotbam"
ron DER Merdlants' ono WinerS'
Transportation So" lit geltern Wors
cen nm 6 llbr, mie cine 9epeid)c Der
.@iiociirtcn Erciie" aus ct. 9lrgll.
lime, Slu., on ben yGeutiden Gore
ironocrten" mcI0et, uli Der Sobrt
ron baltimore naG SodionpiQe, Slu..
oui Der SettD.&Iippe I'M ct. Sobn5.
Riper auiAelnllIen mo miro mobr-
id)einlid) cin totaleS Wrad neroen.
Gle IS Eoiiogiere oes Campers, I'M.
ter nelflen lid pielc 9oItinlorer be.
iin0enL muroen alli Den sur Nbiabrt
bcreit licIcnoen Camper nWobopf"
ton Der GlDOe.2inie TRANSCRIPT mn
Ton Oieienl lit Sodionuille gelanbet.
Scl Dem ~NliInlien oilf Die alippc
louroe ciu groBeS God IN ben 9oben
hes uGbotDam" gcrilien, mo boS
Shiiic iiiutc lid i6nell nit 8oiier.
Sid)tcridiiic murOen oui Der Steae
TIN SodionuiQe ouSgeionot, I'M Die
2nOlng 81 bergen unb boourd mo-
moglih olld) Den. Gompfer 81 retten.
NoS Sdiii miro pom GapitGn s. 9.
6reemon communoirt lno lit elmer
Der groBtcn Gompier Der Gcmpognic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Staot Baltimore.
lutcrbaltnngs-@ egwciier.

,NGuScmic"-rI Gc Ganop Sbop".
,auoitprirm" - &. 8. SotNeru Ii1tb Sulio
@,uu.ope In oIaenbsm 9tcpeliolrc:
SaH,itGg Aiutt1ee mn NhCuh
.aauimunn bon &eneoiR"
,,0arcsN"-, Gruioe Girls.
,,VOHibnp"-,l be 6OpboD GHo tie Gbtei".
,IIro'c-,3 lniHe".
r,WarnlaHo"-NeitD'S aGu Stnr"' S1utebinc
,giCn MunnmsniGi"-.Ibe 9udlines".
,Wiliun,SBcnter," baltimore, nabe 8upsStr.
Gdalih ununierbrod)eue 8auoe0tue' NIB
Observation-Disclosures.
Scutidre SariHonie Safe uno Weitanrant,
Rr Ala. ESefts SuOette, Strdbe - SCoeu Nbeno
bon S bis - llbr arri'es Goli5ert.
ySicubCn'9uGc 9ir. 81, HnthtaS-Hittcr" -
Ticuiinp. ben Is. Sunuar. 20. Subililrt uis
tcybGItIua uuo Nnu In Der pGcrmau!a- Di6nners
Gborr0uuC".
,Sfmabcu,9crcin Ogn baltimore" - Wouf
I'D. ben II. SGMIur. 20. SitiluiQa'cit uno Vnd
In her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Shul- Ier5te.
StGbtiite Gcrniuialngen.
{pbcai6ue pon Seutid)cu in 9uItI'
more i'll 1909.
Soriileieg.
G%.oot5mabIeu in 1909.
gIobIen III 1909.
gSoblprc5inftc 9oItimpre'S.
N%diiernietbe fir @obnbauier.
3eitlrnteridJiebe.
slim rntioncn.
Stltrmilutb an Der 9toroiecfiiIte.
3toroipiee pom SelgoIono.
@oIig BET Stlrrmflutb.
Wild oui oos Wutt.
Scebno 0pf.
Mniicr @ilbclm saanol.
Glbidlcuic.
&piimonm b. 6aucr9leben's Sdu96en
McI8oIono (&ogelpcripettiuc).
SeIgolGn0crinneu.
Enl Nrcmer Rotbbau9.
Bremen.
Sitirieitid)ea @%ulcrnbauS.
Wnrp9me0c.
Sccbuno5iGGer.
Gr5ilGttc.
Tompiid)ouicln an ser Nrbeit.
Maicn Don IulntD.
Eionierm;ne.
Gin Shud)tbmlo.
G%1noiminc.
G00iueu.
Ger @ciBe Sool in Berlin.
ShloB Sansicuci.
2icllca Euloia in Eotaoom.
ShIob gobeIS6erg.
Nilbclmabobe.
Au5fnbcn in @iIbclm9bGbe.
&%3mcuburg.
Sagobcllte oeS aoiierS.
Nobf6niAaburg.
2Sri2bt'S RccoroiluQ.
@llbur Mriabt.
Grof pon Zeppelin.
Zeppelin iiber S%trnBburg.
Zeppelin iiber Wtiindcn.
ilnion bel @%0ppingcn.
lrobciobrt oea WilitGrbollons.
S%cIielbolon Dor Eort Nrtbnr.
lclcilnten &erbinoingSplm.
Hettlng oes Campers nHepilblic.
Gin iprlmgbcreiter Come.
Siugo9riinoe III Sitoirifa.
9looiepclt nod Ger Hildfebr.
Toolepelt I'M Grppens9 ln5ugc.
G.uCensboros9riide
$n elmer characterization.
IGultrotioncn sur bumoriitiihel
Mappe, 5u Gr5Gblum9en II. i. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German N~ewspaperln Baltimore
that carries the fan Associated Press re-
ports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives It's read
ers all the important happenings in the
City, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT rs far MS its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published In Baltimore.
The CORRESPON DENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulatcs throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
SOntl.
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9onntags-


Gic Sonutass Nnssabe Scs
rIcntidjen GorreiponSenten"
cuthGlt nebcn intereiiantem
Sunntass Gcieituff audi bic
,uidtisien GrcigHiiie oes pOrs
Bersebenoen SGges in allen
Sbcilcn Der @clt, meld)e benz
yGurreIpunbent" uon Der Nilo'
eiirten Yreiie selicfcrt uerOen,
nHo Der yGOrrcIpOnocnt" lit Die
ein3ige Seutide 3eituus in Wa.
rDlano, iucldjc bieien Iepeid,ens
bienit hat.
Inter Den scitsemGken 4rti'
feln nnb Gr3GbluHsen, weld)e
Der mprgcn crid,eincnOe SOM
tags Correspondent" %entGGitcn
wirS, icien bier Die iOlscnoen
auseiiBrt:
Moan nmo GuG," eTinf
preisgetrDntc Mcrfe Seutid)er
SdJriftiteGcr," uVerfebr NIT
Dem Mars?" oInieratens GAM
ber," ,Mic man III eiuer Icnte
fummt," uSaS EaraSies Der
StrGfliHsc," ySnocrmaun'S
StranStinSer," uGeninren nuO
ala6enplGne," yEie SeiH5cls
mGnndJcn," Ser Snt."
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StGrfuna scr Wcimnbbcit

iinoct man i'll icoem 6loie "Sulace".
%ier ans 6reb. 9alirrnid)miot'S
. @nerican Nrcmerp." Nus bcltenl
0opien ulo Moli sebrmnt, oiiimilirt
id, lcidlt nit Der Nobrung unb lit
Dem idlmGdliten Moaen 5litrn9lid).
&rolerei t1Ol-112S SillenitraGc.
Gel. Is. 4 4. ct. Eoul 36l, No.
Gcllrtluu0 last. (t0)
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9as r0tbe BUD

oTa@ Notbc Bud" beS oGcitlhen
Gorrciponoenten" fir 1910 lit iest
icrtig umo miro Den SeiCrl oieler
3citrlg in ben nGditen Ingen BON
ZEN GrGgeru %iibernittelt merben.
&ir bitten ober, @ebulo 81 boben.
ounn Die 3eitun9strager fonnen bic
Weilgc Bidder nidt an einem II. nlid)
ridt an 5mei Sogen oblicier Nlio,
luer iein ,Gotbes Bud" bcllte nio
Glld] morAcn nod nlht erb0lt, Der
nCr0c nid)t 9Ieid) un9couloig, Der
CrGger miro i'm nid)t iiberieben.
GoS b~icSj1brige .Rotbe Bud"
reibt iih ieincn SoraGnpern III mir.
oi0cr @eiie ou. SIS entb1lt einc
Weuge @iileusluertbcs oits Der Ncu'
5rit nit lhonen Slluitrotioncn. Iey
critic Nrtitel bonoclt pom Der oelltitell
9toriccfiilte, Den Noaigcn, Sel1oluno
mo Dem 0aiier @ilhclmsannnl. Ter
r0d]ite Nrtitel bebnnoelt Nmerifa'5
Gt.ienldGbe, Die Gntpidelung Der
Gro6artigcn Giicn. mo Stobl IN.
H.!ltric 0icies &onOes. Gnm iol9t
rin interelionter 9llliiab iiber sic
ShloIier &oiler @ilbelm'S oes 3mci,
ten Die ole pr1d)tig illlitrirt iiltb.
Ter llGd)ltc mo mptl int%erciiollteItc
&rtitcl banoelt BON Der @roberlmg
Dor quit nit 9cihrcibnm9en beS
Aeroplons Der @ebriiocr Wri0bt rrlO
Der Suitidliile bes 8roien Zeppelin.
Die brnbtloie ScleGrapbie uno 9elc.
ptonie limo cbeniolls beihricben.
E!lIdl Hooicuelt'S Sugo5uA 0urd)
M;rifn iii bebunoelt. Ger lette 9lr-
tIEcI honbelt bon Nem.Dort'a Ters
%irbr3obern inter Der Stabt, bod oben
III Den Siiiten unb gu ilader @roc,
Gcrncr entb0It .9as Motbe Bud"
mertbpoQe Sniormoticnen iiber oclt
llcllcn ameritouiid)en Sorii.
Ter @c'ammt. Snbalt beS yRotbcn
@uhes" lit iolAcnOcr:
Observation-Disclosures &olcnbcr.
HaIcnoorium iiir ooa Sobr 1910.
Grlduterlngen iiber Die mid,tiaitelt
Arten Der 3eitredmungen. aolens
Der Der 1llOen. Otter 3 Sobele.
ljc ieiten mo bepr1liten tSeitc.
Nltronomiife Greigniiie. 9auern,
Hc5eln. t00.iGbriger @itternna3.
aulenOcr. Niitoriihc Ioten MIN.
3!m nCllen Snbr.
Icihnnd,ts}eit.
'@n Der Nniierfontc.
Anlerito's Giienidl1ee.
%altlmorc'9 StroBenbobn.
&im0ea.G inmonoeruu9S s9eboroc.
Coroner Der Stuot Baltimore.
CroberunB Der Sl,it.
Treibaoer ser Sta0t.
c'tlcbllhe 6ciertaJC in WarplanO.
@elun6heitS sWaroeirc.
Ucnuer1clire non Marnlon0.
>Aoipit1ler mo alinifeu.
Sc1lalotnrs lno Siaotrotbs liitriftc.
MorDlano'a 9icpr1ieniontcn III Der
@%cgialaiur.
"iit1lIc0cr Oes Invertebrates.
Mlld)- &nipettoren.
Niartt. Inipeftorcu.
Ntaoors Don baltimore.
3cu.gort'@ Se~rtebrsooetn.
Nhne Grabt in Ser Nellseit.
Yrdli0enten Der Der. Staotcn.
Nnulcoclt III girifn.
Stootretb 9nItimore'3.
Spirittoien-Sicen5eu
Sdul- NGrierinnen.
Sdl0iier ocS aoiiCra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Sheu. 8. Sicner & Co.,
217 DIT Baltimore Strabc.

Geutidcs mo anocres ausIGnoi.
id>cs @elo gefollit nnb nerfauit.
6eloienounQen beiorat mad Tcutif,.
lano, Seitreih, IubIano IL. /. M.
@ediel ausgeitelt auf a,,sIdnoiide
ear'en. grcoitbrieic uno TroneIers
Cheques. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

u c y set + j \ nm q
mint. 49, Sic pom @ouuerllellr CT.
ronnte Gommiiiion iiir Ole Hepiiion
bon @cieten bat cine oabineebenoc
Gmpicbling 1enlod)t ouS @eholt oca
Su8cnoridterS nii $500 SIT erbobcn
mo Spei Erobotionsbeomte bel ci-
ncm Wc6olt bon ic $1,000 5l crnens
11pll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Mdttnmg!--
Trubiinn-N arreniitnns
Sunntaa Is. Jammar.
NrubiinnsS aac.
z I'll
Sebcn in icoem Srupicn!

Ias Sloidjcufilu. Geportement Der
Geo. @iiutber. iun.. 9rou-Gp. lit nit
Den ueueiten GinridjtlnBen pericbeil
rermittelit ocrcr oos Bier bireft ans
ocn Sogerioiicrm ser 9rarerei Den
Tioid)cn ,uQeiiibrt miro. Gic Solgc
II; Elm p%erlcn0es, id,iitmenoeS, reincS
@ier; beionoerS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ c%mpfeblen. geltcat brett bon Der
&rauerei. , Gllteno eslnidcn $t.00,
s. & =. Ybone, @olfc 90.
(Moi4, Il, Co. Cd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

@ereinen geaeben foben. Gr betiir~
luurtet, oaB 0os GeieB babel uber 10
oraitiid) gemad)t miro, oaB llebertre-
tern Die 9icen5 obnc @eiieres ent5o-
gen rpirb. Cine Nmenoirung Der
ShanfQeiebe IN Dem Sinne itebt in
Nltsiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
a.tu" 9ptis.
Sebbci's cinsigcs StnbiO.

Sebcrmann fennt bic bon inns ae'
~licierte Nrbcit; ,uir benfen nidlt Sa'
ram, ms ielbit 81 iObem, iunbcrn iiber'
iaIlcn oies nnicren 2eiitnnsen. Seine
Srcppen bci nns su erltei8en. 2a6en
Sic i'd BON gnbercn nidjt tdmidlen,
cs gicb. unr Gin ciusiges Sebbel.St
Die nuS bios befinSet iidj i'm Sarterre.
Mhten Sic auf bas SanS, luu infer
Wamen auf 1biiren nnb Tenitern
itrgt.
Seine Macnten. Gin Greis.
Ndten Sic auf
-Scbbel's-
321 Rurb.@ Str., nabe Sisb.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

--- Wel6IenSnn0en. ---
GeIoienounaen nod TeutidIanS
ilno SeItreid . llnearn iiter nnb
idnel beiorat. 5, 10 unb 20 Mart..
iotpie 10 uno 20 aronen.S deine az
p~erfaufen.
Tbeo. s. 9iensr & Co.,
(9-l Wr. 217, Ei.Saltinwre.S Etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
BaRtn8ton-A 8entti,
-beS-
"1eutf@en Gor-efponoent,''

Wrn. SGnncAanH,
1915 Warion.S trahe, N..0.,
tue Mn5etDen nnb B%ensnuuaen snteesru &C.
nDrtrten tueroeu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-09

she lost all sense of decorum- as she
confided TO the tall stranger. ut is a
plume. | prize it so. 1t is like one
that had when ! was girl
II was Lucy; so dear, so sweet,
with only a sprinkling of gray in the
soft hair and deeper meaning to the
lovely eyes~to distinguish alseg from
Tie Lucy of lnng ago IL n
Edwin Jordan had gained his pow
er in business for one dominant char,
aoteristic: he had never wasted time
in superflulties. He had always gone
to the point with lesistless confidence
Now he took the little lady's hand In
lis and brought back all the days OF
long ago in a few terse conclusive
words. He ended briefly, his voice
81 king Bit
Lucy It's long ago, long ago. Oh,
the squalor. the inefficiency Of the
twenty years | have wasted without
youi
And Lucy's voice shook, too, and
in her eyes were tears like dew upon
yiolets she answered. "And what OF
the twenty wears to come?'--Copy-
right 1910, by Associated Literary
press)