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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
Public Entertainment.

On Friday evening, May Dist, 1873,
an entertainment will be given at the
Hall in the Public School Building. The
object of this entertainment is to raise
money to purchase Il chandelier, lamps,
&c, for the hall in the School building.
The programme will be us follows:
L.-MUSIC.
Miss Hattie Brock.
Observation-Disclosures. ..~-..Wm. Ford.
t.-RccitatiCn-Little Brcechcs-. - GIIOnmold
5.-Song-Mr. and Mrs. Jones-.--..JUhn Kin
ger and Josie Bus.
G.-MUSlC.
THE way TO keep Il Secrct.....S Characters.
Miss Sadie >aycrs.
e.-SeIect ReaGing-HolI CALI " Wilkerson
1G.-The Drunkard's Resolution, lin charac-
ter ...-. John kinZcr.
u.-MC-IC.
12.-Essav. ..... -..... Miss Jennie Mcdaniel.
E.-'clrct Heading-Ovcr the Hill TO the Poor
House....J u. HonnoId.
-t.-sclcct Read:ng-Ovcr the Hill from the
Poor House.........F. G. Mattc-on.
l5.-EsSay~~-.-...--.MiS, Eliza caldwell
l6.-FreG Hollow Lyccum. Several Characters
E.-MUSit.
1S.-Es>ay---.-....Mis Miss Bessie Crui;shalk.
l9.-Sclcat Hesdirg-rhc ncw Church Org&n...
F.. {. Mattcson.
Adlaittance-adCHs5 % cts; children
10 cts. Tickets can be had ut Stiles <
IIa-dy's. y. Schlster's. Sargent a. WI
kcrson's, and Turyiance's book store.
For first-clas3 Job work CT al kinds
call at the REPUBLICAN, Office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From JOHN FRYER, Esq, Shang.
hal, China.

have n of your Instruments that
has stood the very trying" climate of
Shanghai remarkably well, and is now
i'll very fair order, although it has had.
to my knowledge. L YEARS of hard
wear and tear. IN tone ii Surp0&sas any
instrument | have ever seen OF the kind.
FoHryears ago, entertaining had it in
NY possession for the three Years pre-
viOusly, sod it TO Il friend and bought
Il small instrument Iy othcr manufac-
turcrs, which | thodght more adapted to
Il small drawing room, than the larger
II made by your establishment. In a
few months it was ruined by the eli
mate, and after Il year or two, | was
pleased to sell it tor about half what it
cost me
| have now bought the old one ofyOur
manufacture back again 1T the original
price at which it. was sold; it is known
andadmired by every Ii VINO can ap-
preciate Il gOod tone.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
Savannah Produce Market.
corrected by VI. 4. Price.I
cCyING RAT

III hlnuo OF NriSS ScetS fuf sale by W. A.ETlce
W. a. Price wants a few more fat hogs
to finish out TWO car loads.
Bring all Jour Wool to W. y. Prices,
and get the largest cash price.
". \. Price viii give you the biggest
cash price for all your Bacon and Lard.
Wheat, Oats and Rye, wanted by W.
\. Price, for which the highest cash
price will be paid.
All kinds of grass Seeds, garden Seeds,
cOrn-faid Beans, Connecticut Pumpkin
Seeds, for sale at ". \. Prices.
Flour is cheaper at ". \. Prices thar
anywhere else il Savannah.
". !. Price has 4 splendid full spring
wagon for sale CHEAP,
Tine Peach-Elow Potatoes. for sale as
y. y. PRICES.
Flour, Meal, Dry Fruits, Bacon, Lard,
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dry Beef, Green
Apples, Ground Alum Salt in Bags. Dbl
Salt, DairySalt, Oats, Corn, Eye, Wheat,
all kinds of Wooden Ware, Ropes,
BrOoms, ard lots Of other articles, for
sale 1t ". \. PRICES.
fIonc-, Apple and Peach Butter. for
sale at W. \. PRICES.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

GRAssIIorpEEs are tLick, and thepeo-
pie naturally feel worry uneasy about
them, but they are. not numerous
enough to stop the excitement about the
new stock of Dry Goods and Groceries,
at RuSscll'S.w who has marked them down
to suit the depleted purses Of the. reo-
nIc-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

FIVE prisoners, three men ana two
women, indicted ut the last term o. Che
Nodaway Circuit Court, and who have
been confined in Jail at this place since
the DIST of April, were taken up to
Maryville on Wednesday last, to stand
trial 1t thc special term If the Nodaway
Circuit Coart, held to try their cases,
on the charge of keeping bawdy house.
Judge Kelley went up on the same
rain.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

THE County Court ut its last session
passed an order for tao Sheriff TO have
the fence around the courthouse yard
repaired and fixed up in good oraer. \
great many of the planks We're oft or
broken. and these to be replaced by
new ones. New hitching racks are al
so to be constructed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

WE can't say we are just exactly set
isied with the way Stiles & Harry 80
their advertising. They don't advertise
much in the papers, and Yet they are
selling q heap Of goods, and candor
forces us 20 admit they have Il fine store.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

TIE Savannah Guild meets Il the res
dence of W. ". Caldwell, this GridaD
evening, ana it will be remembered
that all are invited TO attend. Efforts
are being made to makcthe Guild meet
ings both pleasant and profitable. Come
nne. come all.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Go to the East-side Clothing Store Of
John J. Miller, and see the niCe hats,
caps, coats, vests, p~antalcons, boots,
shoes, trunks ard r~al;Ses, purchased
specially Tor the spring trade Of 1915.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

PROF. WM. CAMPBELL, formerly
President of the College at this place,r re-
turned TO Savannah the present week.
He has been teaching school in Texas
during the winter past. We earn it is
his intention to remain here permanent
X.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

REV. MI. LEAK, Of Kansas, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church Sab
bath morning, and at the Sixth Street
Methodist Church in the sToning, May
10th, 1875.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Attention is-directed 70 the advertise
ment OF AYERS Sarsap&riila in another
column. This Is L of the standard
medicines of the day, and has achieved
4national reputation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

WIEN you build, remember Weed
Earls sells nail5 and locks, cheaper than
any man.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

i .tcw Letters taken from Thousands
-Rc0d them all.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
The Luclzy Number.

\ good stock. bottom prices, and
plain dealing, viii v;in ever time, and
you can always IND it It the Grocery
House Of ". s. Wells s. Co., North
Side Pablo Square. no3Otf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

LET'em hatch The GraSs.cpFer5,
Weed Earls sells Il good wood bucket
% cts; 6 glass tumblerS - cts.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

RUSSELL is selling goods cheap, and
has lots Of them. Call and see for your
selves and get some bargains.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Springand Summer Goods by the mil
lion just received at J. j. Miller's, east
side of public square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Every description of Gents Wearing
Apparel to.be found at j. j. MlIlerS'
east side Public S'nare.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

WEED EAELS has the well known
popular Buck Eye Reaper and Mower.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Go and see that Cultiyator without .
Dngue-WCcG EHls has it..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Trunks, Nickel Plated Leather Wallis
es, wate- proof Overcoats, in large
quantities, and as cheap as the cheapest,
ut J. J. Miller's. east side Public Spare.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

IF YOU have Il good well go to Weed
Earls and get his we'll curb.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
eIndrtw Ga, Repubhran.
LOC4L BREPLTIES

SINGER s. NJ. Office in Glaciers store.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

BASE BALI CLUB.-A portion Of 5he
members of the old Modoc Base Ball
Club of tins city, held Il meeting on
"Wednesday night, with the view to Te-or-
@aniZe the clue. At Ibis primary meet
NC fourteen members were enrolled.
They have resolved to hold another
meeting on Saturday night, over Mitch
ellis store, at s o'clock, with the view
to complcte organization. II which they
invite all those wishing TO become mem
bs-s, as well as their friends generally.
OUR Job department Is rery complete,
and we can furnish al CLASSES, Of work
as neatly and cheaply as can be done
Give us Il call and we'll warrant. salts
faction.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
Joseph A?'HoiG.

Another meeting will be held on Sat
urday evening, at which permanent Of
ficers will be chosen. and such other
business transacted as comes before the
club. All friends of the National Game
are invited to attend. Meeting over
Alderman'S store. ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Ewing, Cortez
Ewing and Mrs. Smita, Of GreenGUrgh,
Ind, are visiting 1Ir. AM Ms. Geo. t.
kim.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From ". L. So Helena, NJ. 7

Nothing could give me more pleasure
than the privilege of adding my testi-
mony, to thai ot.many others, in favor
Of the "SILELR TONGUE" You will
remember that purchased one last year
to bring with ne, ont in the -'wildcr-
ness find people here who know
what a good article IS when they see it.
| va not :.llowed TO rest until | had
parted with my organ. There We're
three organs of different manufacture in
this city, before the arrival of The Sill
Yer Tongue" Since that come, they
have all lost their ~Drillianey. 1t has the
undivided admiration Of all who hear lis
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

WEED EARLS sells the Western Mo
line Cuitiya;or, also tie Orchard City
C%ultiNatOr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From THOMAS M, COX, Green
vile, South Carolina.

My instrument was purchased from
You some TWENTY-FIVE years ago, and
has lasted without any repairs to the
prcscnttime. Il has turned ont to be
one OF the best investments | ever saw.
1t HIS afforded more high, elevated
and pure enjoyment than anything /
could have provided in my famil}.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

Mr.. David Brown Of GroeHSbUrgh,
is here looking after his real estate IL
terests in this county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
CONSTITUTIONAL CONvENTgCN.

Judge J,ENSToN has been appointed
on two committees, that Ofthe Judiciary
and Militia and NJ. Mckillop on that
of Elections and Electors, and Minister
ial Officers and Municipal Government.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
GOLDEN AWARDS
GIVEN TO
TIE sILVER-ToNGUE ORGANS,

by Those who have used them-The most
Trustworthy Evidence of their Um,urpass-
ed Perfection OF TOne,-UneauaIed Merit,
and Remarkable Durability.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

CHANGERS; OH OTHERWISE,
j. Z, ~JiICK0K, o. Nh;sesyillc, Mo, is
selling . li-st-c.ass Reaper apd Mower,
the Kirby ruily Warranled-Bot-
tom Prices FERNS Easy.
April 50, 1875-eow
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From Rev. A. S. MORRISH, st
Thomas, West Inches.

My instrument has been in constant
use Ten YEARS in the Island Of Jamai-
ca, and two ears in this Island. 1t has
been used fer church and fami.Y wor-
ship, aud HIS up to this day Kept its
lone.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
sweet
from w. w. KEMP, Organist,N New
York City.

Il gives me great pleasure TO testify
to the durability of your Instruments.
the L in my possession having been
in constant use for Eighteen Years
without needing repairs.
For tone, durability AID style, ! think
Won instruments cannot be eXcelled ard
| shall take great pains 20 recommend
them to my pupils and friends.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

For first-class Job work CT all kinds
call ut the REPUBLICAN, Office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From WILLIAM PALMER, New
York City.

After Il use Of my instrument forTIIIR-
TEEN YEARS, [ should be quite unwil-
ling to sell it for original cost.
| find none combining. volume and
sweetness equal to it, and can cheerful
ly recommend Your instrument as super
ior to any | have seen and heard.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From JAS. K. MORGAN, New
YOrz&City.

Having used one of your instruments
for the space of FIFTEEN YEARS. | al
testify to the durability and excellent
quality Of the tone. | a recommend
them us first class instruments to any
person.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
From JAMES E. NOE, Perth en-
boy, N. j,

1t affords ne great pleasure TO testify
20 .he durability and excellent quality OF
tonc Of your Instruments. We have
three in cur family. The first mas been
in constant use tor twelve years, and
the second seven years, neither of them
have needed repairs, The last one We
have had bat Il shorS time. however. |
Il testify to the absolute perfection
and variety Of tone; | think your instru-
mcnt cannot be eXcclled. and | will
take pleasure to recommend them to my
pupils and friends.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14

- - 49, -@~l
MILE, Rector St. Mary's Epis-
cOpal Church, Mott Haven, n. Y.
Having recently purchased one of
your Instruments tor our Sunday School,
it gives ne the coveted opportunity Of
speaking = "orG in praise OF them.
TEa iirst one which | used wa pUr-
cia>sa nc:r nine years ago and | have
ncv"" eern a defect.
Iour Church and Parlor Organs are
certainly She nearest to Il ''real organ
OF ANY reed Instrument that | have ever
heard. Success attend You i'll your Ia
horS to Introduce u good instrument in
to u country.
Parties dosiringto procure II Of1hese
''S~ce' SjEgtng,S Iccr Tongue" Organs,
for cash CT upon easy terms Of payment.
can learn prices and terms by address,
ing or calling upon WALTER S,GLMAN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
\. T.. Prices are us low as an instru-
ment of the quality can be afforded.
Every instrument is DOUBLY warranted
for FIVE YE!ABS.. nO29W3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
eofolbertd,te ots esnshtuotnt,.

gSaibtn9tOn, Sebr.-8itter yS0lic
unter5eldluete beute Worgen oaS 9etret ;lIr
S6eiOung Der @be bon G)race ". unO 2OHiS
Salt. gtad Der @ntidei6uu9 erbGlt 6erSater
ben Sobu beS BaareSr Die SHUTTER bebdlt oaS
litngIte Sinh un0 Salt bat ietner Erau S35
2lluHente pro Nfonat 81 sahlen. Die 6rau
mar Die Sldgerin uno ltitbte ibr SdeioungS=
geiu4 Oarauf, oaB 8alt iie idIledt beb0u6elt
unO ldlteBhb gang nnO gar unterlaIIen babe,
iltr lie au iOr9en.
Der SOB slpetcr alter 0iltriftS. Ginueb.
mcr miro genelbet: Sob. 3. Braoleg ltarb
in Glib 8aibtugton I'M S. 2eben8iabre an
elmer &eberfrantheit; Sob. 6. S6utb ltnrb in
Der 9.SraBe i'm 70.0ebenslabre oil OerSrnit-
entSilnouug.
= @ebeimpolisiit s. g8. Goumes lit unter
Dem @eleee pom %. Suni 1873 Sum Snipet>
tor Der BianOleib- anitalten, Der -Ir1oel, unO
MISUNDERSTANDING ernannt iuoroen.
~ 2ottie 8arren 1T nod am 4eben, aber
Der @barafter ibrer @uuoe ldBt fdum iraeno-
weldJe 0Ofinung su, OaB fis gerettet msrOen
ipiro. 3nsmti9en eriuarten ibre Sreunoe, oa
iih ibr 3uItaub niht peri1ltmnlert hat, OaB
ite nit Dem 2eben oapOntoulmen miro.
9empleg ifeint Nasegen lt;nerauf0iung cut.
ge9en3u9eben,
-~ &n Der G-SraBe, nnbe bem ygtational-
81eaterr" sntitanb 5wiid,eu ocn 6arbigen
] BT:. GaplOr uuO s. SbOma8 beutc Utittag
| ein Streit, melher oamit eubi9tc, oaB @riiez
rer Elm 8afirmefer so9 nnS benz Seeteren cine
| ibredli9e BunOe am SeiHet nabe Dem Snie,
bebrafte. Sine AoCr iuurSe ourhiAnttteu
unO obue i6neQe dr5tlibe 5itlfc bdtte iidI
Sboma8 obne 3mcliel gu Sooe gcblHtet.
SaDlor muroe perbaftet.
| - 9ie ueueiten 8erid1te bon 9reat Sails
meloen, oaB Der Potomac fdat nno ale Sc
fabr eiuerlleberidmemmun9 oeri4wHnoen 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Eall: Giue Insahl iuraer Saunenid1tie rnn

SaG: @ine 4nsabl iunger 9augeni9tie mar
in SDrlteme1er's @arten georllngen, nm Ne=
pfel at iteblen. s. forberte fie anf, BEN @ar=
ten sll perlaiien, unb als fie bieS nidt tbaten,
lief er natb ieinem zoe 0arOs entferllterl
Sauie, bolte ieine sSlinte uno feuerte inter bic
Sbiioiebe, ipeldIe, anltatt meg3ugeben, auf i'm
sufamen. Sbne 3peifel iuolte er bieielz
belben bios perI6eu4en, aber Der S6uB
nabm etnen 10 nngliidliden 2anf, baB elmer
Der aepfeloiebe, Sobn g8illians, Der elm be-
rii6tigtes Subjeft 9eneieu lein ioa, auf Der
Stele get0btet tpurbe. SGtte $. Die Slinte
ettpas 1Iieoriger sebalten unb bem 0iebe elm
8aar S9rote in Die Seine geiagt, 10 lpiirbe
i1werlif cine Nnflage erboben, ionbern er
iofort ipieOer freigegeben moroen iein. Jtidlter
Uturood miro itarf getabelt, baB ef iid nid)t
nit ben geringften StrafmaB, Elm Sabr 3udt=
bauS, be9niigte. Die 0eutiden nebmen iid5
bes Serurtbeilten iebr rparm all. t0err 4nbreas
Grfenbreher bat ibn nidt bios nit s100unter=
ftiibt, ionbern inn anb Die Bad)t fir baS
@rllnbfiiG, auf lpel1em er mohnt, ($400)
fir Elm Sahr srlafien. DtuB Der llnglitdllde
tpirfli6 in's 3u6tbans ipanbern, 10 perldBt
man fid3 anf feline gesnanignng bnr4 ben
@ouDernellr.
Sobn s.. 6arrinaton, Der nit SameS $.
Sn9erlou bel ben Setrii9ereten oeS DRtn9eS"
betbeiligt mar, ift 9eitern aus g ing cling,
N.=O., na6bem er feline a6tsebnmouatlibe
Straf5ett abgeieiien, entlaiien iuOrben.
Sn Der g al5ieeit a vt ipra6 geitern
3idter Mcaean Der eriten Srau bes Solpgaz
miften Steele, melde auf Sdeibung getlagt
bate, $500 anwaltssebiibren inO cine jabr=
lt6e lluterltiibung BON $20OOiei Der Qmb1n=
sigma9ung Der Slage su. 9as @nOurtbeil
wuroe pertagt.
Die 8erIiner yN Nationalz3 ettun9"
eridttnt nit Srauerrallo uuo brtngt bic Sun=
be bon benz Sobe ibres @bef. 9ebafteurs Or.
Sriebrifl 3abel, tpel6er i'm Sitter BON p Sab.
rem nit SoOe absegangen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
SermiI6te 8eridte.

| u ls Stncl matt. gGie 9busr
ibon betaHnt ietu miro, bat Die oeutide Sper.
fueld)e unter ben gitnfti9iten 4uiptcien bier
hrs teben gernicn purre, elm fldglihes gnOe
9enommen. Wtan bate nGmlif) bem 9iref.
| tor bon GSarap nod ein 6inanS Oiret.
torium sur Seite gcitellt, 10 baB Gie einbelt=
ltd1e SeripaItnng OeS iungen unternebmeus
perloren 9ing. OaS alte Spriidmort: ,,8iele
S0de oeroerben ben Brei," bemGbrte iih aud,
IN oielem Sale, un6 10 perblid leioer baS
neugeborene &inb Der Muien in iuuaenblttlem
Alter BON gSod)en an All ,,ueler 9Sater.
ifaft." 6oHeutli9 mirb eS BEN 6erren Gra.
noI9 unb Sterling, melde Die bier perbliebe.
nen 0titglieOer Der Sper nm Fd5 geifaart
uHo Srau Yang 3te9ler geuOnnen babeu,
9eltn9en, anf ben Guiuen eiuen neuen Cha
Ilas&empel" 6u ert6ten, nm Die erlittene Bid
mage elnlgermaBen absui6md6en.
Iud] elm . alenttn. = Den ,iaftia.
iten" Salenttn, meld)er bieS Sabr Oeridlldt
muroe, bat IeoeufauS cine luuge Dame, melde
III @pauSullle, Sno., nobnt, bon ibrem eiae,
neH Sater betOmmen. Die Sade bGnat fol-
9enoermaBen ;uiammeH. Gm SonutaQ abeuS
ma9ten iidl mebrere SuugenS zines SpaR
oarauS, fortnGbreno an Der Sausglode etueS
reiden alten WanHes Su 3ieben, mas Oteien
sulett fait sur &aicrei brafte. al8 iid Der
4lte gar ntdlt mebr su belfen mu6te, nabm er
Elm @efdf nit 98aiier unb ite(lte ii1 an SaS
9eoftuete 5eniter iiber Der 6austbiire. - Die
Sengels batteu aber cine feline gtaIe, rodleu
ben Sraten unb famen ni6t mieOer. Der alte
!faHn barrte ieoO9 rubig ouf ieinem Soften
aus, Oa er 9Iaubte, Die 8angeu piiroen iidJ
oennod tuieber einitelen. Saum maren Ell
nt9e Ottnuteu per9au9en, ais bcfttg an Die
q biir, pel6e geihloiien mar, geflopft uno su
9lstdler s3ett oil Der @lofe 9srtiicn muroe. =
Oas mar oem alten Su bunt, obne Ii6 lan9e
~ beitnnen, 9OB er ben gan;en Subalt oeS
SetdBeS aus Dem 6eniter nno geraoe auf -
etne Sohter, tueld)e BON einem Seiud1e All
panle fam unS Oa iie bic Sbiire perfloiIen
lamb, bic @lOde sog. Dem gSailerIfrom
Tolgte cine Slutb BON S9impireoen uno eann
,rlt idteu Der erboite 9llte etlpa8 sufrieoen aez
tellt su iein. 9lls fid1 Der Srrtbum ip6fer
luffIGrte, uuBte Der gllte aber oennod) ber;lid,
ad)en. SrGuletn 3ohter pirS ibren gater
n Oieien Sagen h0hlt wabri9einltp nit ei.
ler tletnen 5utre9nung beebren, oa Der
done Souutag8Oedel" Der iungen 8ame
'urd) oas Stur5bab total ans Dem 2eime ge.
lQnqeu mar.
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@e9lueiier fiir Steiienoe.
Baltimore SDto GiSenbafn. q"

o. s1SUbItWtUFe ADEU VteeWuQUW4'
Dab g8GibnQtou 900, 6.t5, 600, 7.30, 9.0j f0,5
$50, 4.l0, 300, $50 gtabmitta9s q nbr aber os
Sonntdgs,) $50, 1915 uuo 1880 abenos td9lid).
We9eitationeH- $50, 9.0j uno 12 ubr Dittaos;
O.3O ytdbmittGgs en- Sonntagen) 2.30, $50, A.
$50 uno $50 u6r abenos.
4nnapolt5 Sunctton ), ,7.30, 9,05 0iorGens; 800
u6r gtad)mittags.
&aurel unO aBe8efationen aOd@ - 5 u6r Nor.
gems.
Nletropoltton 3wet8 8-6.i5 ubr 0lor9ensi l.3O
ubr Aben0s.
annapolts - 7.3O unO 9,o5 Olorsen5 uu0 800
giatlmitta9s, ausSeuommeu Sonutags.
aleranoria uuo oem SiopelteH u u6r Oior9eue
uu0 1918 ll6r Qbeno5 tdolih.
Jfihmon6 uHo Dem Sioen - 100 ltgr Oiorgeus
td9lid), uno 1918 n5r Ateuos.
Neff uno gtorotDcf 6.l5 llbr Dlor1eHs (utht
nab @ittsbura, Columbus ooer Sdn0ustp am
Gonntagej uuo 4.30 Il. 1890 ll9r QbeHbs.
Sa9erstomn - 900 uer Dlor9ens; 4.l5 llbr gtat1z
mittG96, uusgenommeu Sountdgs.
Sreoerd = I'm u5r TormittGg5, ausgenom=
men Sountdg5, un0 5.05 1br Jiad)mittQas Il. QSegez
IGtioueu GuI Der Sauptba9n tdgti6.
Steomont Stdnnton uno 2SeaeitattoHen, Sdupts
6abu - l6r Dlor9ens, aus9eHommen SOnntass.
Q6iuheiter uuo l3eaeItGtioneH, SGupt6abu, 4.t5
Yiabmittlgs, ausgeuommen Sonnta9s.
gacott=@itp - 8 Ulbr Dior9ens, 1.15 unb 4.t5 llbr
92ahmtttug5, Cu5genommen SoHntags, uHo .05
ubr Ha6mtttG9S tuglih.
3G9e pertaiien l8Glhington fir Baltimore - ), Z,
$50 u. 10. 80 ubr 9Soruitta9s 70 lbr UittQas;
300 uno $50 u6r abeu6s, ta9ltb, ausqeuom2
men SonntaSsi I 80, 5 lbrARor9eHs, t2,50, 100
ytGbmtta9s C.30 am SountG9e), 3.45, 6, 8.15 uuo
u91 Q6cHos tdgltd.
4Ie 3d9e batteu am rYtaoutt Sotel" bet'm Rez
Ians sSouie an.
8iiIetz8ireau- citation uno gabodz
@de Der Baltimore nuo Galoertitr., no auftrdge
fir Baggage empTan9en, um nod uno BON ir9eno
enem StaottbeIle 6eforoert Su luer6eu.