davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
fTir Gin S5einloctranF.

Gas bon @co. Gji;aiber eebroiite
Bier 1T oas bette. Sielc 9cirtbeilcr
bon Bier crfldrcn oaB cS iraeno
eincm criifIoiiiscu ousIdnoiihcn
@icrc GlcidfoDmt. 0cruoe ooS Gina
iiit Den 6onlilicuecbrouh. ScinItes
.Iromo. better @eidmad umO iebr
rdbrfrGitie. Gireft bon Der 9rnie.
rel ourd bic ucueiten @1oil6iucn Of.
ccflGt iooNur6 dbioIuie 9leinDeit
celidert miro. aiitc $t.O0. @bons
&olie 20. (Smi1S. S.iS,i9lo. .0oJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
2iuei ld,lunrsc O;auncr.

Die 9lceer 9lobert SSilioms BON
9lr. 1882, @lcGIoerrniirobc, mo
ChomoS gowcq bon Suruer's Sto.
tion nnr0en acitern Ourd6 9iidter
Gcan in Der uoro0itlidcn 9Solidei
i.atiou nit $50, rcip. $25 imo So
i.en 6eliroit neil ocr Gritere sic gle
oeriu Mnrn @olter pou 9lr. $50,
SiorO 6oroIincitrnBe, nit cinem @lei.
icr beorobtc I'M icincr 9oIlcaen @c
lcgcnGcit SIT gc5cll oos NouS Der
@alfer 81 ourbiudcn Gie 9cioen
murOen ourd Sergeant @crpl Dcr.
buffet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
epitclwirt0idIaft in Baltimore
GOnnig.

Die gailatiou Der oSoro's Gap
9laiaucco iii Naltunorc.Gonum aes
qcl Den auacbliher &ertani bon
Spiriiioicn all Sonntogcu hat lulil.
0eridc Qldi6cu aciroaeu lm 3ea'
cen acgou cine Miri6irhali an @ad
&l0cr 5u crlaulen areiit man 5n ielt.
ianan M}itteln. 2geten Aionat pcr'
lor cin Icntidcr, ocr iid bort Soun'
i1as aniiiiren nolie. ciniac Collars
al cinem Scr Spicliiide Ter N'onli
moaie aemiBuea oeni cr braid)ic oaS
CSelo ielr noibncnnia. Giuae Sage
ipatsr cridlieu in eiuer 3eihma IN
Baltimore cine 9lu5giae oabinaencro,
ooB 9Iac welme an oca Spieltiidlea
III @alimcre.Gmniu e'elo pyrloren
6aitcM on5 Nelo Dicocr crAal!eH
tSurirn regn iie ibrcn Gamen une
i6re gloreie euiicuoen pouicn. Qlcri'
mHr0iecr &ciic mcloetea iiA neuH
Cpicr oaruigr ada per cruannie
IctiAc slllcs mas oieie 2cnte eif
niac Soac iDotcr crIuhrcn mar Dab
tie ais 3ciIen 1egeu pen Nlrtb am
BAD Niper iH Negidlic 81 Solvlon 5u
eridenca 0ailcn Ter SelriD IS IS.
gloinen IN @cliport ptroe wc0cn
@crIcouH1 ocr SpiriillolcH.sitcn5ac.
leBc pir ]abiung ciuer @clorraie poa
$500 pom Jlidier Emcon uertr.
ibcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
rir gleidIrnec6iiIren.

Nor Ger Gomniiiioa iiir oiicittiidc
@eiricbc 6caam gciirrn Oic 3cugeas
uesnehnnn9 IN ocm e3chldc Scr 9ab.
men IN Baltimore bic gSeiArngebiib'
rem mie iic uor !dnaerer 3cit Icitaes
iieAi uur0cn ciier &e0ilIal so im.
icriie6cn oa Elm SrrtbuM rcrgcfom'
men iei 1ic 0eidaii9leae Der
idot opponirci ocu @ciihc Ser Gil
jen61hncH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

&eiianotionS @eiudc funlcn in scr
aeitrigcn Sisung jur @erlciung unO
iuurocu occeptirt: 9iQian GogaiuS
Don Der Sdule 9}r. 26, nit geirtuna
bonn l5 Cftober; Carrie g. S9icbert,
Siilis SuperintenOcnt fir 3cidcn
llntcrridt nit gSirfing poul TO- 9lo-
ucm6cr.
Erob Oes Ginipruhs bon Or Sclc.
bett mo Or. Chambers, welde iid,
uie bereits oeS Scitereu5 gegeu oe.
mic iie iootcn, p6aig runotfigc @e,
6cinniBfrduerci encrgiid) ousipro.
den, bego6 lid oie Sdul6c6oroc na6
GrIeoimma Der iibrigcn @eihdite
3peds Grud6lnna elmer gln3obl
Sebrfrditc fir bic &rdparantenihN-
len in geihIoiiene Situng. Somobl
Cr Eeleoeit ols aud Or. G6on6erS
crtI0rten OoB Tie cine Sibuua mir
Damn ais cine aelhloiicuc 6eiroAteu
iuiirocu, penn IN 0crielbcu pcrionli-
de GiaenlAoitcr aemiiicr Ferioucn
cr0rtcrt iDiirOeu Ginige ltc6errn-
idnm1 ricf Die @iitt6eilung TrG6om
bero' beroor, oaB eiuc Gonoiootiu
iiir bic Stelle OIL eiHer Ser @rdpo
ranOen Shulen i1m oiicn crflart
ha6c, Nr. 9ilgS 6o6c i6r ocu Roth
acgeben i'm Or G6om6crs ndm-
lid, nit Gmpie5tnasid1rei6en i6rer
SNctu0e mo 9cfouitcn 5ii ii6er
i6memmcn. Nr. 9iagS iteate Dies
in G5reOe, uoroui Or. G1anbcrS iag
te. ooB er Oas uotiirlidl glau6cu mil.
ie, Ole Sricic lagcn ie0od in ieiner
@obume sur 9miidt bereit
Cic~iit ser aeibloiicncn Sibimg
nod ldnaerer Gisfuiiion erudbltcn
Gor6ereitmaS Sc1rcr liuO Sdldc.
Or. f. Moraarctc W. G6aie Se1rcrm
iiir Gnaliih; Margorete .. Stirf
Ve0rcrin iiir 9oteiu, Gnma Sldrp.
9c1rcrin iiir Gcitidl. unO 30. 9cna
@inOus, Se0rerm iir Geographic.
S@ulc 9|r. 10, porieuie SermauiL
Sc6rerin iiir Gngliih. Gie Grnen.
Nungcn perOcn nit Dem I 6e6uiar
ocS So6reS 1915 in aroit 'iretcn, Oo
eS nid't onae3eiat eridlien sic SiiliS-
SeGrcrinncm iueldc bis iomcit 0ic
Stcaen ouSaeiiiat 6a6eu, nim plos-
lid ibreS sImtc9 81 cnt6e6cn GeS
@cireren 6cihlob Die 9c6oroc, Don
INN 40 iiott id6rli6er bal5idbrIide
@riiiln0cr fiir %orbrcitiu0S 2ebrcr
cia5uiiibrcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

Sni @taais 9lppeaaiioNs8eridt III
stuapols iutroan 9clicri iicpri Snis
idie0anacn reilnnt aeBetUl ,Sil Dem
sane SER 6raE 0liiabet6 Malfus ac'
aca Dca 9la4lnBucnalier ibres per.
lorteaea gilnnes nuroe ols llribell
iuNsaioBan ilao 0er 6all Wli Soften
an oaS gaaliaugerdlt ron baltimore
Counts 5nrildDerpeleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
Mag I. BAL NegagIiIanlIn aeI0iIeI

ncrr Ga.u g gait DER &2riger
uuo 1Maeuqiacr Oe reppblIanl.
i4cn 1taai 1attrasS Sonilcv bat
itaea gcrids ii5cf oie Giunabnen
ino 2u.saben gdhrcno Der oicslap
siat GQapaaae un OScridlie jit
aeoNsaomerp GoRnp cinaercldlt
Nod oeM 9'rridig iino lpalreio Der
Gampa3ne $G77365 olsaegebeli
iporocH glle 4didpcn iiao oe5ablt
nno nod S66.5S IN Der @alle per-
blceca Iic gr5Bteu GonEribrcatcu
uafsa G. q Sarrington inn.t
Si073.32 Ganybea Garrin9ioH
$ii25 @m. y ,Sadiou 5000 "
Qle0I 2oguoes S36666 Y ".
9lolam $3.50 in0 5. aeap garilelt,
comm O.. Naetiur 1acob 9picnt ~.
Monroe &oamo Aomal &ietor nHo
$ s @clr ic 500, mo Der aelt
oes 1onos iesic iial ans ilcinerell
9icilrHaQn 1illalnmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

SnrrU Silrcrnian Der pcacn
Gisbiohls BON $53 non Wco. @onts
in 1912 5u 3 Sabren 3udltb1ls per.
urtbeili iuorocu ipar, oDer bon DER
uen.n 9c8naoiauuasneh3roe mIf @o'
role cNslaliea pusoc 1T ia 6anton
ols WeuohubeitSoie6 per6atet nor
0cn mo nuns nnuncbr IN oaS 3nsbt'
baus slriif. neil cr ielNe @aroic
ncrIebt Dot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

On Sic Sdlulc CIR S3 an oer vac
SET 5e9elic StraBc lnlo saiHuooo.
sl1au.e pliroe gciera Mor9en ell9ct
hrodlcu iuo idlamtlide Sdul3inmer
ourdlii6bcrt Iic Siehe madjien aDer
iclc grobc 9eute. mo ocn iucrlll'
poniic @egcuiioro, Der i6nen ~ oIe
Sauoe iiel, mar eius 6iillicoer- Scr
0ausoicncr enioedic oen Giubrndb
as III Sic 9duIe iiineie, Iie Gin.
braaer orongen ourh Gin aeIlcrlen.
ter un0 peri51icoens abae6ramiie
9ireihhdI5er 8eiaipu ben gpca ben
iic geaaN1cH lrorcil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

Qe3en DliB0onoluna eiuer 6roli
muroc geitern Der 35iobriec NorrD
g. Gaijea bon Rr 1881 sSeii.2an.
roieiirnBe Ia Scr roroiDeitliden 20.
li5eiiioiion non Midter 41c6anI 3u
olti @1onotCn gIrbdtsbm5 pcrur.
iQeiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
lsin isrncIitiihrN .lniLilnL.

Dic Nr5ilmng oes n10raclliildcn
Gr5ie0m8s ,Suecm ron SEeii'9olti.
more 9lr 7i3. Secii-Seyingiou.
Siragc. iinoet naGilea Somtaa
9lol5mitia3s 3 llbr, itatt &iclc Gin.
laounaei wuroen 81 Der Selcr ous'
geiaNot bic inter yeihng ocs
@Siocapaic Gir.lc0 i.citiiRoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
aOat BID DING

sanitats.Gouaiiiar Gorter maat
ai Die @ciabr Oura Sic 9Pall-
mo Qlaueaindc alimcrtiam
Cine N'ilderei in pia6lanoiomH
iu 9'er0a@tc @iildluiibr in
Gitisburab aui ciu GriiteI reou
drt Sic Scude in 0larplauo
in Der 3ma6me.
Die Maul. umo alauciicuMe
niunt fir Baltimore acraoeio &c.
fabrorofenoc 1gmptomc on. olS pic
iiir &iitsbtrab. no Die Wlild3uinbr
atli Elm W1iuimuu reou3irt woroeu
lit. SauitdtS-Gouuuiiidr Tr, 9lo-
ibdu "a. @orter bat aeiiern 96eno
ciue @roflomation erlaiien. in peI.
der CT sic 9iirger 9aIiiuore's iu9lu.
betradlt Der oro6cn0en Geia6r er-
iudjt, ollc W}iI6 crit 30 @}imlten bis
5ll elmer Nibe BON 40 @ra0 5l en-.
bibcr, chc oieiclbe aeuofcu miro.
Cieic MlaBrcgcl. ia8t Ir @ortcr, III
6ddit cmpie6lenSmcrtb $40 icocr 3eit,
aber beionOcyS lett wcm man uidt
ueiB, ob sic Nlilb BON inii3irtcm
Hinooicb iiaunt o0cr uidt.
Gic SiaatS @cicrindr @cb0r0c
bat eeitcru Die CAarautGnc fir ole
Counties in weiilideu NlarllouO
Deriiartt mo na6m cMeu @ei6luB
an. oic 3uin6r bon SimfepS mo So.
fen ous ieneu Counties uidt so Der.
bietcn I'M Oie &reiic iiir oic 9c6enS
mittel nibi 5l 6eeiniiriieu ioatc iib
aber 6crarSiicQeu oaB oaonrH cine
&erid9cpptngsgeiahr cltiiabt foa
fciuc &idiid)t ouf Ser EanfiaGunas-
tag acuomucr wcroen. 9leic Sale
uir0eu aui Ne6rereu 6ormen in
Nloutacneru, ia 6reocrid. ino in
1omaro.youltD cntocat. &ic man
cylniticlic, imlroc elm S6cil ocs &iuO.
pic6s pcldes inii5irt it, al einen
@'ildhdnoler IN @ia9lauotown per.
tauit, lm0 man triiiI arrangements,
oaS Gieb 0aiel5it ciner iorgidliiatu
Suipcliou So lmier3iebca.
Sl ocm an Nlarplano 0iNt anarcu.
3cn0el 9orf.GolntD iuo gcncrn
1900 Stiid Gic6. mcl@cs bon Der
Selmc beioaen mar geidlacbtct NOR.
ocu.
gSic ans Gihsbirab telc1rapbiid
gemcloct mlroe. inn in Der oortiaeu
gladbdridait 300 @iGe anf elmer
6crm getooict worOca un0 in Nebcn
anoeren aroBen Stddc lit ole Scuhc
cntoedt poroen Die 3nflbr BON
MiIa in 4itts6irgh. ucldc iih tag.
lid onf 10 6iicnbo1luUoggons be.
laldt, I'D Qui elm Grittel rcOu5irt
porocn Sie6cn Spe8ial. Suipeiiorou
iin0 auacileli porNgn. mcldle OoS
Stroh sum Gerpadel BON @orlcllan
lno @laSmoorcl 0esinii3ircn laiien.
sn sen G1icoaocr Giebboicu bat
sic Nlaul. mo &latcnieiidlc inter
Ncn S3G Stiid prcisgetrontcn 9iebes
70 olarnircno inn iih aeariiicn, OaB
pdbribciulih Sic gor5c S,eeroe gt-
io0tet iperocu mb. Gieic $50 aiibo
baben eiicu @erth bon $2.500.O00.
Gle 9ebor0en uollcn ueriumen, oaS
crfranite GicG in rctteu. obcr man
bat ucaig Noiimina OaB uicle oouou
fommcn.
shis @'ioliGan wiroc QcmelOet
oab 2SS5 1Aucinc. it7S aiibe. 516
Shaic im0 81 3icoen oaielbii weacn
Der Qloul mn @Iaacuieuhe Setootet
pcrocn nnBteu Gs miro obcr aon5
cntihieocu III 9lbrcoc geiteat, Oab ir.
ocno cine &eriou IN @lihioan bon
ser 5eude bcialleu poroen 1T, Ccr
g'criauot ben @ieb III i'll gnu5cu
Staatc per6oicl bis Oie @eborocn
iiber odS 9ln3rotien DER Seu5lc be-
riHict babcu.
iicn niu III &C SUI brciicu StraBcn
... ...t,fi,,. f-.-..f. ,...,.> N.-,,t "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
M has ..Mo!hc MreNi0.

0crr g. NouA SrSiuolo hot &C.
itera sos iiir Sen cncrifaaiidlen
&oibc Mrclla SonD crbaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

iicn nlr IN G6 SUI 6rciieu StraBen
81 aciialten cbcuio miro Oaroui &C.
ie1cn rcroen COB ollie Seiicmueae
ser III Graae fonnnenocn SiraBcn
non oei @riuiObciitcrn IN poricbriitSs
md6iaar MeIie aeIeni uor0en iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

gscitere 0aben luerOcn oailtcno lm
oiierrci6ii6ea aoniulot 9lr BIB,
Siio.G1arlcS- SraBe, auacnommen.
9 CeitcrreiAiiA nnGorildl G
&crluitIiitc
9cin 6iciigeu t mo T.. oiierr.slti'
aariidci Gouuloie liegen Die uSer
miiliiipa" glr. bis 30 (oic lcbicre
om 5. Cftobcr 1914 in sSien 1cgaae,
acgc6eu) ioipic oic ug}ohridicu iiber
.Qcrmimoeic imo Sraufc~ glr 1 bis
81 (0ic lcbicrc ou z. Gfiober 1914
III gSiei 6erauSacar9cu) opi nno
rSuncR pon SiiereNeHten vdbreno
Der 9luii5iim0en ucn 10 DIS 3 llbr,
eiugcic6cn peroen Die yiiicn lm0
olp6a6ci6idl aeoronet mo ie1r
ii6eriidiid. &crionen iuelhe aii.
Bcr6olb DER Stoot polncn mo
ghishuii ii6cr &emonoic 5ii crlor
aen iuiniMcL miiiiea oc1 aenaucu
g1alucn odS sitter. sen Crt mo oelt
Sruppcnihcn onaebeu oomii Der
Ocnidic aciin0en merocn faml- Ser
9lniragc mus cine @ricimarte uno
sic acnouc glorciIc ocs 6ragcuoen pel'
aciiiai lpcr0cu Gle slorciie ocs Son'
iulaicS iit 9tr. 3t3, Glib G6drIcsltr,
Baltimore Nl0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

2iu oaS t5iliglihe INTO faiierlide
oiierrcidiit tuugaViidc aoulgot in
Baltimore DID,. iiuo iolgeHoc @abelt
iiis Sag 5iicrreidiihNuaariidle nRo.
iQc 4rgiB" imo 5ir ltHieritiibimg pom
&itnuen m0 9saica nl Cciicrreidl
ltt,4or.. 1hrolinforl 4,n,Sn.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

pnilcnuaigduB 9 ". li aVt.
oaucniuicraaue II. 55 0l.
NiOu0aiiaaus i2 II. 36 R. Ylorg.
SHUTS i H. ~ Nl- Qlorgens,
Tllib l Il 57 .gl glodm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

Mabical Sure Wrn2bnaafr.
so Sage Jam gsriAdl, ooer 'SeIo
5Hra6.
q. 8. 9grer6enn & Co.,
623 81 0ripmSsr, Baltimore, Mo
lalu0i5,34lt G&@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

gHM0c1 SWnior ,SoAu &altcr
suits Battle geicu ia Saibingiou
cine dngcrc GceiercB init Dem 'Era
iioairn 2sliou Ia ncldler bic aSas
noaaic iiir 9for1ian0 ons NolWiac
igsadsibcua 5ilocie Scnaior 1mitb
mar porbeg bem ShaBaulte 1etrc
tilt Nlcgloon uu iid Hbcr oic cin5cl
nen Eoiicn ueldc IN Der nod)licn
}ci IN 9icralano ja 0ciceen lima, 3u
ncrQcuNeru. Ter Grdiiocut bc1lid
wilRld)ie sen Qlarplanocr Scnaior SIT
ieacr @ic0crcurabin8 uno 0ciprndl
0aun mit tom bic oohlage in 9lnrp
laao. 1Naiar 1miiD crinhtc cen
gstdiiocutcu Sci Dem gcictcn Oon
icuct IN Nfat0ioa0 oie Sadla8e i'm
1taoic ielbil ID Grwagn1 ju 3lcbcn
9lad ser altidciuen0 iebr jliircocu
nencno obaelaiencn 0oniercH5 iraf
cuator smith 0u @onarcbnanu
XMthicni i'm giuaai oes 2elrei0gs
EeaAlm imo Nei0c bcga6en i1 rad
0cm 1toaisocportcHgnt, um i'm Hn
ierelic oc9 Srn 5co. stiles bon Bal.
timorc 5u uiriaL scr cine Stcllc ais
eouil III Glropa SO cglanaer
nAuidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

sir 1arpIauo mo ocu Giirift
Gplluubia Deiue flor iNo mcidihe
Niuot.
Sic b5Aitc Icnperoilr mar 81
GRAB inn 3 ll6r Gadmiiiogs mo
6ic nic0riqiie 3S Srao nm g llgr
0loraens
1ic 0rdbte Sdneaigieit ocS @in
ocs mar as Nlcilcn pom 5ii0pciicn.
Gr 6cuntietcitsae6oli Der Siiit
por 0s Gro5cnt inn s Tin @lorgcuS
nno 80 @ro5cnt lni S lllr Abcnos.
,Sn sen onoercu @ettcr @co6od
nnos Staiioncn oes Son0cs puroen
ste iolBcnoen nieori0lien lcnpcra
hrcn pcr5ciAnct slilantic 9th 40,
esanlard 36 0oitou so Buffalo, 40.
G6arlciiou l2. G9icooo lO Glcoe
lon0 3s. Conner so. Detroit 36, Oil
lut1 26, 0oiiport is, @olueitou CD,
@rcnl 4oD 82, @oitcras ~, SABRE
92. NeIena - SodiouDiae 49, aan.
los Sin ll NuogniIlc 10, Souispillc
I6, ARoraieitc 32. @icmpMS As,
WlonlgorRep 40 NlontrcoI % Stan
tudc 32 Gew Crlcon5 56, luDorf
as Ctlohomo A. philadelphia 40.
9ns6nra9 40. @orilono Dle, %,
4oulaao Orc. As Rolcia5 36,
Gait 8afe Gitn 3C. Gan 6ranciSco
so 2t eolda Us. Scranton 81
6reucpou As. 5Polonc l2 sDro
0iic 81. Iompo "a gsoi5ingtou 36,
Nsinlrnca rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

iliuet pef HlIllui ueS Clupllol'
tiers Moruea per0ca icbt Gideu-
@dnnc an Ser Sort 2Ircnie Nui.
itbcn Ser SawrencclroBe imO Dem
SQlt p'cNenr9 on0epiloait lie pie.
fen lelegrophcnpioiicn meldc Ser
Sirabc acrooc fcin brilanirS 9Iusic.
ben uerlicfen iino III 0ci leeieu @o.
Heu eniicrnt woroer Nunol Die
Siro6e Dor Ser 9lspholtiruua init
lluiergriuo Scituorn ailsseiiatiet
mor6en iii.
92eue@oridrifteu @efreff3
9oumpflor5ung.
s(ui 9lnrai1en oe9 9qo0ore bat sic
NdSaet Nrb5roe heidioiiea 0ac
@ilaujcu BON NonWcH aui Stn0ttc'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-11

idual salt cellars In gold design for
second high. and Mrs. NJ. Cassidy,
vino was low received a dainty pink
flower basket. After the games de
licious four course luncheon was
served and each table had for
centerpiece tiny basket Of pink
sweet peas. Mrs. Grace Brooks at the
piano. Mr. Emmanuel Weinberger'
violinisi and Mr. Alfred Adler, cor
netist. rendered selections during the
luncheon. the platform where they
were seated was banked with palms
and potted plants out Of town guests
we're. Mrs. \. J. Hempstreet. Of Ard
more. Mrs. VI. A. Rhudy; Mrs. Ernest
Hagny. Of Ration New Mexico. Mrs
Chas. Lowery. of Sioux City. Iowa
Mrs. Frank T. Mccoy, Of Oklahoms
CITY. and Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald, OF
Springfield.
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energy. There was always a tear ana
dread in my mind, had cold, nervous
weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
| had place in my right side that was
so sore that | could hardly bear the
weight of my clothes. tried medicines
and doctors, but they did me little good,
and never expected to get out again.
| got Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier, and ] GER
tainly would have been in grave or in an
asylum if your medicines had not saved
me. But now can work all day, sleep
well at night, eat anything want, have
no hot flashes or weak, nervous spells.
All pains, aches, fears and breads are
gone, my house, children and husband
are no longer neglected, as | am almost
entirely free of the bad symptoms had
before taking your remedies, and all is
pleasure and happiness in my home. -
| Mrs. JOSIE HAM, r. F. d. |, Box %
Shamrock, Missouri.
fyou want special advice write
LYDIA f.. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
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nMAJD OF PLYMOUTH"
70 BE PRESENTED

The twenty first annual com
mencement of Saint Joseph $
Academy will be held Tuesday even
ing .Tune sixteenth at eight o'clock
There will be presentation OF the
beautiful Maid of Plymouth a
classical play of five scenes. Many
excellent musical numbers are on the
program.
Tickets on sale at Corner Phar
macy. June fifteen and sixteenth
Admission fifty cents.
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health before using
your medicine. | had
falling, inhamma-
ton and congestion,
fem a e weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaches and bear
ing down pains, was
| short Of memory,
nervous, impatient,
| passed sleepl e $ $
n ig h is IN d h a d
] neither strength nor
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Dolly; When my scalp Is itchy | use
scalp and hair tonic which can be made
at home for little cost by adding | ounce
quinzoin tge, from your drug store) TO
IL pint alcohol then IL pint water ms
gives YOU a full pint Of a very superior
tonic Rubbing a lttle into the scalp
twice week quickly and permanently
relieves irritation. overuomes dandfuti
ANA eorrtbts faulty condition or 'he
scalp The continued nse OF qulnzoin ton
ic restores the former lusire and soft nun
to faded "stringy' hair and nsures an
abundant and beautiful growth.
worried Here Is a harmless and high
lv satisfactory way to bnnish superflu =
nns hairs. Make a paste with little
powdered delatonc and water. Spread
on hairy surface and In two or three
minutes rub off wash the skin and II
viii be leit smooth aud hairless. Have a
package OF delatone handy and you can
ceep vnur skin free from ugly hairs.
Frances. Whra your ewes smart and
ache try this harmless and very excel
lent eye-remedy into | pint clear water
pu. one ounce crystos Cropping or
drops Of this IN each eye relieves smar'
strain or ache, II also strengthens TIRE
muscles and hanishcs granuated lids
Ifsing It restores the useful sparkle ant
expression To uhil4 hs''NNS 'NeN.
Miserable. Here ia a simple formul
| Tor relief from over fatness and genuine
| flesh reducer; Into ~ pints hot wac
| dissolve 4 ounces parnols Take Of thi
| Tablespoonful , times day. This par
motifs treatment Is gradual and rositiv
| IN It's action and does not require diet
| ing or vigorous cxerclnr When Tn
weigh, is sufficiently rcduced the feur
| will he plump aud the skin smooth an
! clear
Mad Here Is very fine lolion II
! cleansing and hcau,lfvlng the skin; DIS
solve ( ounces spurnax from your driie
gisp in ia pint witch hazel or hot W.
Ter and add teaspoonfuls glycerin
Apply TO fare. neck and arms and ri
lightly until IT vanishes This Is lnvisib
and imparts an exquisite tint md We
vetv smoo,hncss 10 the skin The ~
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GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP
IS CERTAIN
PR RESID ENT RIPLEY or
SANTA FE SAYS lT IS
SURE TO COME

New York, June ii E f. Ripley |
president OF the Atchison, Topeka A
Santa Fe railroad one OF the lore
most railroad men in America TO-DAY
gave out the following statement why
no regards government ownership OF
railroads as inevitable
.'rhe present condition OF things
can not stand 1t is bound to tall
The condition under which private
individuals furnish all the cash an
1.-The money and the government as
sumes all the managership without
any responsibility that arrangement
can not last
~Wha, else is there left but govern
ment ownership
.Thai is NV conclusion And | am
able, think, to make an 'mpar''a'
view of the outlook Of the trend
"we have never in this country
heen able to keep our politics ana
business separate
One U. S. Task Well Done
''The only case where the govern
mcnt did ANYTHING well was the dig
ging of the Panama Canal AND th'
first step was to take the control o
tho whoIed istrict and absolutely az
4
U vorce It from politics,
= "If congress had anything To O.
with the finishing OF the dltch
would have cost certainly three o
y four times as much as IT did, In a
> probability It would have been badl
done and besides would have led |
all kinds of corruption, heartachcs an
i, political rascality.
Flaws Postofficc Method
:, This is the only case where u
81 United states government has done
thing well and the reason was I'M
nt It made the power of one man abs'
b lnte i'm the district Our governme
=, has never done that anywhere else.
h. "The only other big thing the so'
,d ernment is engaged in now Is II
ot postoffice and its business Is not dol
well, not done cheaply.
Not Asked to Make Reports
IL 1T is run by taxing all the pcop
- for the benefit Of a part Of the pc
)r ple. No, do not mean only the ca
rving OF certain classes Of mail ma
ter below cost The governme
ch makes the same price for carrying
r. letter or package to mining ear
i'm Arizona or Nevada, eniailing
tourney of forty miles by wagon. tn
II makes for carrying letter n
ng tween Washington and Baltimore
en- from one part Of New York City
iss another am not obiecting to tn
,sa only it IS not business institute
,r- 1t is run by taxation
,as "It has never made correct stat
me ment Of its actual receipts and d
of Judgements it Is not Obliged
the make reports as the railroads
m and nobody can crticise its opel
md iions. for that reason but everyho
gn knows IT does not pay expenses,
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Mrs. Hart Hostess

Mrs. Hart Hostess
Mrs. Mary c. Hart extended the
hospitality of her attractive home on
East Warner yesterday afternoon Tor
reception complimentary to Mrs. G..
n Bradford. Mrs. Wm. Fielder ana
Miss Ruth Bradford who are leaving
Guthrie in July. much to the regret
of the many friends they have made
during their three years residence
here. Mrs. Fielder goes to Alabama
where Dr. Fielder will he chancellor
of University. and Mrs. Bradford
goes to Los Angeles. California. sweet
meas in profusion decorated the re-
ception rooms and in the receiving
line we're Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Bradford
Mrs Fielder. Miss Bradford. Mrs. II
n Collins. Mrs. T. J. Allen. Mrs. n
NJ Chilcott and Mrs. J. :. Shearer \
large number Of ladies called during
the afternoon and a program OF musi-
cal numbers by Miss Ada B Wood
ward. Miss Marguerite Fielder and
Miss Ethyle Cohagan Punch was
served in the dinning room by Mrs
lanes Rexroad and Miss Marguerite
Byrne.
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PEpR1ES AT POLSON'S.

Polson's Grocery will have some
very fine. large dneberries. cherries,
strawberries and blackberries THIS
will be the last of strawberries ana
all other small fruit. II is light
crop ANA this will be the best time 10
put IN fruit If you want any phone
5e-66.
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A healthy man Is king In his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and slug
gish hver use Burdock Blood Bit
ters. On the market 35 years. sloo
bottle