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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-05-12

in senators now to taunt Us with the
ignorance of suffrage in the South when
thoy themselves created it, and all they did
toward helping the poor freedman was to
establish the Freedman's Bureau and the
Freedman's Bank. The Senator from
Maine says tina. the savings banks of
Massachusetts, have millions upon mill
ions of the savings of the laboring classes
of Massachusetts put away safely. Oh,
Mr.. President, so did those freedmen
when you organized that vortex to draw
into it the sweat, the muscle, the labor,
the toll of those poor people never to
get it again. Of course Massachusetts
has millions of money deposited in her
savings banks. She had the Freedman's
Bank to draw on as we'll as the savings OF
the mechanics Of Massachusetts,. You
organized the Freedman's Bank sane.
toned by the great power of this govern
ment, and you drew into it, under the
pretext of philanthropy and guardian.
ship and protection, millions of money
from those poor people, and you have
never paid it back to them.
The Senator says that the civilization
of the South is founded upon the barba-
rism of slavery. Well, Mr.. President, it
is not matter ofmuch practical conse-
quence at this day and generation who is
responsible for slavery in this country
but inasmuch as we are making history,
as it is said, mot very creditable per-
haps, and inasmuch as the Senator has
invited us into this arena, instead of to
the hustings, to discuss the facts of his
tory with him, will read a letter from
Hon. Jeremiah S. Black to Hon. James
A. Garfield in 1876 OH the subject of sla-
very. He Gays:
"The Plymouth colony and the pre-
vince of Massachusetts, Bay we're prosla-
very to the backbone. If you doubt this
l refer you to Moore's History of Slavery
in Massachusetts,, where the evidence
consisting chiefly of records aud docu-
ments perfectly authenticated) is produc-
ed and collated with fulness and fair
ness which cannot be questioned. The
Plymouth immigrants planted precisely
the doctrine which you ascribe to the
jamestown colonists; that is to say, they
held that the negro had no rights of
manhood; that the white man might
buy, own and sell him and his offspring
forever Practically and theoretically
they maintained that human slavery in
its most malignant form was perfectly
lust, proper and desirable institution,
&C."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

A Boston merchant dying, left among
his papers parcel of unpaid bills
AGAINST poor debtors, with a written
suggestion to his sons that perhaps the
claims might as well be destroyed, rs col
lecting them would undoubtedly cause
distress. The young men made care
full schedule of them, and placed
large proportion OF the debtors names
on the forgiven list"-never intend
inc to collect them. One day, shortly
afterwards (says one of the brothers),
an AGED man entered the Office, saying
he had come to pay an old debt. He
was from Cape Cod, and his bowed
form and humble dress and hard hands
indicated that his life had been one of
struggles and sorrows. My brother
(says the narrator) turned to his desk,
and found the old mans name on the
forgiven list. y
your note is outlawed," said he;
sit was dated twelve years ago, payable
in two years. No interest has ever
been paid you are not bound to pay
this note. We can never recover the
amount
Sir said the old man, 81 wish to
pay it. 1t is the only heavy debt have
in the world, 1t may be outlawcd
here, but | have no child, and my old
woman and hope we have made our
peace with God and wish to do so with
man, should like to pay it,"
And he laid his bank notes before my
brother, requesting him TO count them
over.
cannot take the money said my
brother.
The old man became alarmed.
have cast the simple interest for
twelve years and little over" said he.
II will pay you compound interest il
you require it. The debt ought to have
been paid long ago; but your father,
sir, was very indulgent-he knew I'd
been unlucky, and told me not to worry
about it.
My brother then set the whole matter
plainly before him, and taking the bank
bills, returned them to the old mans
pocketbook, telling him that, although
our father left no formal will, he had
recommended to his children to destroy
certain notes, due bills. and other evil
dences of debt, and release those who
might be legally bound to pay them.
For moment the old man appeared
to be stupehed. After he had collected
himself, and wiped the tears from his
eyes, he said
From the time heard of your faith
er's DEATH. have raked and scraped,
and pinched and spared, to get the
money together for the payment OF this
debt. About ten days ago had made
. up the sum within $40. My wife knew
how much the payment of the debt lay
upon my spirits, and advised me to sell
COW and make up the difference, and
get the heavy burden off my mind.
II did so; and now what will my old
woman say? must get back TO the
Cape and tell her this good news
She'll probably repeat the very words
she used when she put her hand on my
shoulder as we parted i have never
seen the righteous forsaken, or his seed
begging their bread. >"
Giving each of MS hearty shake Of
the hand and blessing on our dead
fathers memory, he went on his way
rejoicing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
No Land on which the Sun Shines

Possesses greater natural advantages than
our own, but there are portions of the great
grain-bearing West and fertile South
where atmospheric influences prejudcial to
health initiate against them, in some de.
gree, as places of residence. Heavy rain
falls and the overflow of great rivers,
which upon their subsistence leave dank
vegetation exposed to the rays Of the sun,
there beget malarial fevers, and there also
the inhabitants are periodically obliged to
use some medicinal safeguard against the
scourge. The most popular is Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters, preventive that has for
over quarter OF "A century afforded reliable
protection to those whom experience in the
Iutility OF ordinary remedies for fever and
ague, has taught to substitute for them.
Whether intermittent or remittent, mas
matte ievcrs are conquered and averted by
this superb anti.pcriodic and terrifying
medicine as they are by no other prepare
ton IN use Use it, and abandon impure
local bittcrs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
Enterprising Druggist.

Mr.. George T. O'llara, the live druggis,
of the town, is always up to the times and
ready to meet the demands of his many
customers. He has just received a supply
of that wonderful remedy that is astonish-
ing the world by its marvellous cures. Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, hay
tever, phthisic, Group, whooping cough, tick
ling in the throat, loss of voice, hoarsoncss
or any affection of the throat and lungs.
This remedy positively cures, rs thousands
can testify. If you do not believe II call
at his drug store and gcta trial bottle free
of cost or regular size bottle for one dol.
lar. AS you value your life, give II u trial
and be convinced, as thousands already
have been az
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
AGENTS,

VkEhwcuk IN your own town, 50 outfit free No
vVOrek. Reader, II you want business al
which persons either sex can make great
PW a., the time they work, write for particulars to
IL HALLErT u Co, Portland.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

An interesting bit of antiquarian
furniture has been picked up by Lasell
seminary Auburndale, Mass, two
globes, celestial and terrestrial, made
in London in 1900. The are yellow with
age, but in good preservation and per-
fectly distinct The celestial globe has
the name of the consultations merely,
instead of aIlcgorica figures, as on the
globes Of to-day. The other is of inter
est as showing at a glance the progress
in geographical knowledge during the
past eighty years. The map of the
United States shows the truly wonder
full advancement of our country during
that time, eighty years ago. All be-
You'd the Alloghanics was Il wilderness.
No States are lad down. only the
names of Indian tribes, West of the
Mississippi the name OF Louisiana
stretches over vast extent of country
then under the authority of France, and
Mexico reaches rs far north US the Iati-
tude of Boston, including the great
State Of California, with all its undream-
ed-of riches.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

~" SNUFF or dust of any kind, and
strong, caustic or poisonous solutions az.
gravate catarrh and drive it to the lungs.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures cstarrh
by its mild, soothing cleansing and healing
properties. Each package prepares one
pint OF the Remedy ready for use, and
costs only fifty cents. Sold by druggists
80 POSITIVELY certain is it In its results that
its former proprietor used TO offer a stand
ing reward of $500 for a case it would not
| cure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
Shrewdness and Ability.

Hop Btters so freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious, are hay.
ing large sale, and are supplanting all
other medicines. There is no DENYING the
virtues OF the Hop plant, and the propric
tors of these Bitters have shown great
shrewdness ana ability in compromising a
Bitters, whose virtues are so papable to
every ones observation, Examiner and
Chronicle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
TO Bachelors.

Only Bachelors should belong to clubs,
Hercules gave up his club, when he mar
RED Dejamira, "but!" when married, they
should never fail to lay in supply Of
Spring Blossom to cure Indigestion, sick
Headache, Lassitude, etc. Prices ST.,
80 cents, and trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15

ELIXIR VITK FOR WOMEN. Mrs, Lydia
Il. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, has made the discovery! Her
Vegetable Compound is a positive cure for
female complaints. A line addressed to
this lady will elicit all necessary informa-
ton
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED ,-Manufacturing concern wants
w business man In Cairo, an ineyery city mot al
pay for goods on delivery aflcr orders have been
secured for the same. $50 per month profit
guaranteed. The most searching investigation
solicited A s ARNOLD ~ co corner First
Street and Broadway, Brooklyn, N, Y,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-15
To Hen Picked Husbands.

v, we recommend thoroughly steamboat trips,
TO those who are tired of their wives,
For tbs better to scald to death at once,
Ihan to pass in hot water your lives,
And IT you change your mind the bes,
thing for scalds or burns is DR.. Thorn.
as Eclcctric Oil, Paul G Schulz, agent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-22
a. su abm Del Egabtam

Gin priaineller uno 10 cit gem ii IL
lid)crer ,Granf," als Die nneilten ieiuer
@nllegsn, 1T berienige, iibtr iueldea eirie an
anoerr SteGe per0fTentildlte Depe'dle aus
9om berdjtet. 0erIelbe -er belBt OtGccaluio
-molitc iid, fir irgenO cine uermeintlide lin.
bill an nem ialieniid)en Bremier1tirtiiter
0,pretis ridden uno parf linn he6balb bon Der
@alerle Ger AbgeorouGtenfanlu1e berab einen
qtlooenen &eroiucr Dor bic SiiBe. lin ieoeS
WibueritGnonib su pernleioen, riei er babel
Gus. ,Tiir 9epretts!" @egen ein ioldeS ut.
tcrtat last fld) nld)t Diel einpenceu, uno Sr.
9euetis miro fidl jest obue 3DeifeI als erlfois
ien betradlten. Die ffa9ltde 0epeide maloet
spnr, Waccaluio haze idlieBen noller, lei ie=
bod bon betffebenben 8erionen baran uerbiu-
belt morbtn unb babe Sesbalb Die SSaIIe mad
Dem Utintiter gedleubcrt. Stergegsn let nur
enSumenben, baB CT, mern er bus Ytltol
ithteneeru, ieberialls aud ldIieben fonnte. gSir
idlaGtn Srn. 9epreti9 Dor, baB er beln Itteuz
tGter sur &adle einen IfIen unb cine Drehorgsl
ihtuf' unb lbn IN Die 55relnre i9tdt. Poor
old Maccaluso, why did you go for to
do so 2"
@ct 8roseiiiIurs m,hrerer Buhlbeanlter,
bic bel Der letten Tebruarwabl ialiGe Berthte
QusoeiIrtiet baben iclleu, matlte am Saintaae
Der GtaatSanpalt pcu y bilabelp bra cine
Gaoedurg, mclfe aenaltiges 2luf'ehen erre9t
bet; er far1 nGmlid,, DoB tie StabtzSonz
niiiGrt Douglas uuo Wartin ben Snbalt
idnlmtIid)er Nablfditen NIT GuSnahme oerer
siueier @albS, in meld)eil nod @outelte IN 0er
Sd)iuebe iinb, babeu oer5rennen ldiien, menrz
aleidl illus unD @ciet, porid,rsibtn, bab Die
StiuimStteI Elm Sahr lang auiSeboben tueroen
irtleu. Nian iieht init Spaunung benz offs
sielen ger'd)te Der geamten iiber biele Ingele=
scuhelt tn9egen.
Serbert W. 8 biers, Der aus &enoiba,
&isc, turfsebraunte Sanltaiitrer, 1T seltern
in Chicago uerhnftet norben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-22
gerHtid1te 5enefdstt aus Tetus
NDrf.

gtem.0orf, 81. gcpember, - Der 45'
iGbriqe 2ouis 9. SoDen, leinar Inaabs nah
Elm @tUll Saoeuieur, begiug pihreuo Der pers
aonqenen 9tadt III ieinem 8ofh1uie an Der
g1eiis IL. Gtrobe Selbitmor0 our1 Grlbiez
zen. Gr bat feinc angeh0rige in bicier Staot.
Wlebrae bei linn por9cfunbene Srleie t-a9eH
Den grffempsl Gan TransiscO.
- NlirtD gpoEs, rpeldler am leeten 6retta3
friih ben Wai6iniiten albert Nteper erldloB,
neil er ihu fir ciuen @lnbreder belt, 1T obre
8hraifaft oen Combs iibGdntportet mOroeu,
nm Bic MaBnahme Der 9rarozSnrn gu erp1r=
ter. Die Gorouers Surp erildrte in ihrcm
@atriprrde leire 5anoun9 Tiir ungeredtter-
tigt.
motnhuite Safob 2ohmann periudte heute
g;ormittaa, leine @attin Ill eritieBeu, traf i.s
bod, ben herbeieilenben Setter 6eHlen, lu:lder
fdl ;um Sduee. Der Trau ;piihsn Oiele uno
ibren @atten mari, i'll Die linte Sruit. Sol=
mann rannte oarauf mad elmer s9irtbihait al
esr Ode Der 81. StraBe mo Z. 8ocnue, no
er fid) lslbf burd eintH SdluB i6otete. 8runt
Iudlt unb @elouGlegenheteu fiibrteu gu bduft=
Gem Streite swiihen BEN @atten, uao nun
oIaubt, Dag 2obmauu betruuteH mar, alS er
ben auetiff madte. Nan hGit Ssnlen'S SSuaoe
nid)t fir t0otlld1.
= g9dbreub 8atrid Monahuu, Intieher III
nsr abiheiluug arbeiter OIL Der Sa. 73. Str.,
smiidsn Der 2. unS 3. Apenue, hsute 9tabunt'
tog nlstrere 01namttpatronsn on elne SGmpI=
r0hre bdngtc, erploomte eire oerlelbenr ua0
Nsnfer uuo 5hnreu IL nitt pent9er, olS So
SGu'eru nurrcu ourdl Die GrploiioH scridlmet
tert. Die berumflretneeu @icsiplitter uno
herobfiirsenbenBodits pelltbteu orti6-ausu'
,inmer. Namens Narn Somer (inariId)
gtuie Me@Orlid uro 6h. S4pslsr. yto'
uaban III perbafid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-22
itnaIilGsfane uno gerbred,e.,

Gpdnitcu, Sl., 81. Nop. - Wiliam
SCsle, ein 2Sltttper, purbe beute friib nit eiuz
etidlassrcm Stdbcl i'm Bette seiunSen. 0as
SouS mar gepliinoert lporoeu. Der Dt0roer
bate ieire Sleioer suriidaeloiien, unS bieielben
idienen cinem Sanpfrsider Su gehDren, neld,er
iid mehrere Gage. laHs in Ger yia9barl4aft
bcamgstlttben bate.
@ew. .g)orf, 21. Houbr.-Sier Grbeiter,
peldle on sirem I'M Sau benrifieren 9ebdu0e
all @de oon Sroaofra6e uno @rfauge= Blace
beif)Gitiat ruaren, fiir3ten bente in 6olge OeS
8iudCs zines @eriiItes aus benz d. Stodperfe
berab uHo tuurOen idmutlid) lebensgefdbrlif
perlett. 9as GsbanSe sebDrt benz 9rn. ..
9. Niills.
Doper, 0.zS., 81. Nopbr.-Oie Satin
Sorattan @albron's in Staffor1, H.-S.,
uno ibr Sinh rpurbeu 9eitern ais 9eden nit
bErdlhnittenen Ssblen auigefunoen. Ofan
lrci6 nidt, oh bic Nutter SelbIfmore be9ln9
ober ermcreet nuroe.
(SpGter.9 gs III iset ermittelt, SaB Sran
91aloron, luabreno fe Kant i'm bette laa, ID
rem @ufsl (uidlt ihr,8iubl 3u Fd rLsf, inOsm
iie ibnl Elm Stiid @aneD aubot. Sle ourdls
lfnitt barauf Dem &iiee uno bann fitl ielblt
Die Sehle. Srau SSaleeon mar 60 Sahr' -
Scranton, 8enaI., 81. Non.-gS. ,.
9tortou, elm bsfannter @onSufteur Der ,,Delaz
tpare>Yodanannoz gSeferu> >8abn," muroe am
lettea Samitage bel greatsSeno Iberiabren
nno nugenbiIditd getDotet.
2ancaiter, Benni., 81. ytou.-gln lltE
fall ereignete iid) heltte auf Dem S9auplase
Der fiirSlidlen Sataltrophe auf Der I, ,Bolt Oepo'
ltsrGobu." @Gbreuo eine 9lu3abl Grbeiter Oa-
nit bel6dfti9t mar, tie bonn SG9nonnIme
herahgeltiirste 2Otomotiue pieoer bnauBuile'
ben, ssrriiIen pl0blldl DC Selle, unO Die aanje
Waiie itiirSte binab; abam 6ablinger aus @os
lnmbia muroe get0otet mo i2r anoare Arbet=
ter erlitten idmere &ellseun9en.
fewsOorf, 81. Jtoo.-gSdbrenS 6rau
g&. y. WtolriS beute Sorullttag pon lbter
g9obnung noh Dem 8abnbofe III Ytorr.iania
iubr, mur0eu Die Yieroe plDBidl lhtu uno
fiiir;tGn nit Der Sutlhe eincn ltellen Ibbaua
binab. 6rau NorrS itarb brlO nadlbr al
Ten erIitteuer Nunoeu. 0ir Sutld)sr ). Tgan
III ldipsr oerl:tt.
angutu, @a., 2ii. Sob. - SaS. @OoN-
rid, en- pelfer Gntte, eridl0B Reute ;uiuuI0
ran 9fegertuauen &mOS 0IQ. SeIoe &aaboH
ipleItcn II it elmer gclaOcaen 6linte.
Snbtunapolis, Sub, 21. 9foD.-Do,
bio &rouau unO gSm. 9agan, Srus, 2tn'citaute
Der :, ,gStltern=llntonESele9 1peer=Sohlpa9ne
mlnCsn peuts, mdhrsuO lie anf elmer OrGuue
Das @ele.le Der yGuausoiIle-3utes6aattr Gt=
ierDubn" entlang iuhred, ron e'nsm Gage
IbericbgeH un0 get0oiet.
2ittIez3 f, Grt., 21. NOv. - Seny:r'
ion 9aiater murSe in Der leBeH 6retlgS Nlft
nabe Souion BON mehreftH 1iasflcten, me-
die in ie,ne 8obnuu9 e.nbrafen, burt mebz
rele Sfiiiie in gegenmari ie.Hcr 6anltile &C.
tDbtet. Man bat teine Spur uOn Den Ntorz
bern.
YottSbtlte, 8tnni., q. gtoo.-9aniel
tbunlmcl aus Srfuigsbusg D rItcB porseltsrn
nib ictne @ohuurg, uu6 ais er bsnte rib
ned, nidlt surltf mar, itellteu ieine AniebOr,-
Qen Wa0totiflunaen an. S!e tanoen thu IN
@'cbirqc i'm Sterben liegen. Ntan aldHbt,
caB CT bon g8egelagerern iiberIaleH hA0 be-
raabt lpulbe.
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esTepuT04Srs.

@ticago, y. Jio06r.- Die 3ufrhr BON
SdImeiuen bcIici iidl hcrit ouf 3G 900, bic Ser
icuHung AMI S4OO Grid; Die Yreiie pariirtcu
i,piid)cn $500 unb $3.50. - 9tiHOuieh: gu
iubr $500, 9crien6una 100; SertGnie 5u
1926 BIS $3.50. - Sdaaie: 3uiuby 600,
&crienbuhg 600; Gertdrtls 81 $3.25-S5.25.
ct. 2ouis, q. NOUbr. 5dmetne: GU
fubr $500, Gerienbung 1900; Sertduie Su
$5. GO bis $6.4O. - &in6oisb: i3ufubr 1900,
YerieuSurg 1000; Scrtdufe IN $2.5O -$6.75.
- Shaaic: 3ufuhr 800, 8,rienOung POO;
SerfGuie su $3.50-$4.75.
f.0tbertp, Benni., 81. Houember.-
9ie 3uInhr bon 9fin0uieh belief iidl uuf 5151
Stid; Scrfdufe Su $500 bis $6.25. -
@dmciue: 3uiuhr 6O5O; Sertdufe gu 1915
bis $6.GO.-SdGaic: 5ufubr 1900; SrldlIit
Su $500 bis S5.15.
8hila0ctpbia, 81. Obr.-G,nSo eb :
Serfduie 1000; Ereiie 81 bis T. Sd,oae:
SertGuie 10 600; Yreiie 3 3l-55.-Shpeir::
NerlGuie 620O: 8reile: 7-G4.
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lebte tperbe bon ben 3situngen in alien Sbeileu
beS 2anbes qsbigigt. Seue Stinmung werbe
fi6 audb in Der Iusia9en Der Sadueitduoi=
gen gelenb mod:en.
Sr. Gcopiue contraiiirte Johann feline aeriuae
@rfabruna in Standardization nit eer grfa6=
rurq uu6 Eabiafeit Der 6egierunasanpdlte
unb erudJte Die @eiHworeneu IN anbetradt
Der sroBeu llngleidh'it in. .tehniiter @emauSt-
belt nm gtndff,t, ieSof iaste er, er perlanae,
tpas Sbatiafen anbetreife, ourdlaus feline Ses
be ;uadua. Die Sertbeioi9uns werbe cine
iefe gurg erriften, tpeld)e bic ganSe Ma9t
Ser @eecn partei nidt umitiirsen f6nne. 8enn
feline iuiiltiiden Senutuiile ridlt ausreidten, 10
miiie sr, baB er iitl auf bic @riabrunq, Sutez
qritIt uno' ben @erehtigfeitsinn oes &idterS
Derlalieu f5nne, unb nit ben unipiosrleslid)eu
Sbatiad)Cn, bic er su beipeiien boite, mt elmer
ebrli6en Surp uub einem aerehten 3ihter
CLAUDE tr, fd nitt hoffagn9slOs I'M gsad)tbeile
5u bsfinoen.
Sr. Gcoptlle eriudte Johann nm Sertaqunq
SeS Brc5eHss bis nlorgen, speld)es 9elud) gee
pGbrt Turoe. Erau ScoOile mar fait NIB,
reno Der ganSen 9isbe thres @at;en in Sbrds
ner. 3,ie Sfidfsbr @uiteau'S na9 bem Sc
fGrgnific srfolgte Obne ecmabnensuertben 3pis
Idenfall.
Ser nOiGses" Senes benz @efaaenife i,bers
Upfien.
Arlington, 81. Ioubr. - gSillium
Sones mmoe nm Z llhr beute friib inter Der
anfluse, am lekten 9amifage aui Charles 8.
Guiteau qefellsyt III baben, in Der Ibiidt, i'm
su tDtten, benz 5id1ter Snel i'm BOliSeigez
ridte porsefiibrt. Seia Serb6r bauerte nur
meniee Miuuteih Su @rmanselnng BON
$4,000 Sirsihait wurbe SOneS Dem @efaus=
niiie iibcrmieien unb iein BroSeB auf unbes
fitlrmte 3eit ueritoben. auldBlid] Der iriis
hen StunDe beS Gcrb0rs maren nur ueni9e
Yuid)Quer eridhienen.
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eofaibert6tc ans gBafhtnstoa.

gSuihtrqtou, q. gtooember. - Gin
ooM GamblCGc, Shio, rad) her re,ienoer lnus
aer N2ann GctCretic iidl ani Dem 3uge Der
SaltimcrezG GotoTac Balm" 10 auffIIlG Ha1
oeIlespernirrt, oa6 CT untcr Nuifht geuoT-
myn uno bel icincr her aiOlgteu anfunit Der
Yoli,el iberaeben paIOen muBte. Su ie,nen
8aimen fano man inter an6ern 8e0enltanccn
aorten nit Der Snitlrift: - Seirothal, Senn'e
9ioieuom" mo Sol. Stern." ytQdoeul CT
I'M 8oll5ei 6auptquartiere enen uerettelten
Stltilmoro. Serinh eemaht, UrrOe &c III G.
nCr AmbuInnl nab Oem Srrenhaule gcbrabt.
- Glne Delegation BON 0eitilateurn bon
SeIowore, War0lGuo unb BenniplUancn cnmafs
te ON GamIt1ge Steuer &ommtlldr Gaum
lire 9uinartung un0 legte Inn cine BsIttIon
urr nm YerlGrgerurg 6e5 Serni.nS oer eaqerz
se,t BON SpirltuoieH in 5fegiernnaS-engerh
icrr. Die bermali9e TriIt umTaBt oea s3ett'
roum pou bret Sobreu.
- SIN Gouterrain oes Sauies gir. 1918,
Q.Sro6e, brad sttern aus unbeiauuter urs
iadje 6euer aus rnS nurbe, nah6eH IS etEeI
Sd1oen BON $3.50 angertdltet, gClOltt.-Se'
iiern Mor9en gegen uhr gerteih Der gSagers
id,uppen oes Srn. Sur9eB, Gfe 8. uuo d
Gtrafe, in Grano uno oerielbe puree na6
gnriftuug eiuss SfooenS BON 800 gelVitt.
6r. gureCB purbe bei'm 9fstteu leine: PierOe
lsid1t perorannt.
- Gin 15.iabrieer Sa9oliebbQber, gaamenS
Sobn @biinc1, puroe auf ieinem Sa9o5ule IN
Die rsdte G6ulter aeidoiien, III ietnen Gltern
or 0roeo Yranhs3toao gebradlt uno uon ben
5oftolen @ilpin uno Sleinifn1i0t, nsdIe ista
nan 3uifunb fir gefdbrIia erfldrten, in SebaHO'
lung genommen.
- Sn bCn @aSpanren.e eabeu ser 6rau Narp
4, 9ennlon brahen aeiiern abea0 0lebe ell
unb enipcnbe,en eine DiCnge Sds'Apparate.
- @eorgjare Chapman, cine p'dli1mar5e
Gurie, nurbe heute @ioraen pom ToiiSeirihtsr
III 80 8ogen @eida9nB Uerurt6eilt, melt IL
gRm. geG, Der In suer uHfriuhuu9S 9Siote
eeeen re ulsaeiaat Bate, tb1tllt uHS mil Ser.
eiilu1g teornht bate.
- Scenes @lHis, Der Sausmaun oes Stan.
eaa, S6uigebGuoes, ruuroe beute uateE Der IN.
Ilaae, rem 8Oltsifsh Sronicn 6as Dieuit1b.
ssifeu eeftOblGn Su baben, uuter eigeue 8irga
ituit gefellf.
- Or. Sotn alsrau6er, Elm ieit iibsr orsl'
fla SGhren bier m0blbetannter &dpeiuet, CT
lda 0efern Worgen pl0BlidI IN ieIner SSol.
nuue, 8ennirluania' apeHue, name Der 10.
Stross, siuem Serjleioen. Gr ftel 8cHen 6
llbr Yfo-aeus toOt sur Groe. Gr hm'cIllBi
onfsr cluen1 Suhre unO elBer 6oditer eiu,u
orcfeu Sreis non Sreunoeu mo 8efaunttn,
bic nit teu Seincr ben Sob OeS 10 plOsli1
aus eeni geben Geihieeenea bttrauerE.
3ebruufe 9aHce's ,5atrsReforeri.
Gr perttlit sraucm 6aure III ieiner uripriiHg
lidoeu Iarbe mtsoer, oeroidt bGs 6aar, beIet
tiot Storf, mad,t oas 5aor glatt nno glin
zero, oerbtnbet ous Ausgeaeu, furirt scpi
bautlsioen una @opipeh. Breis 81. gu ho
ben bet Sstb 9. 5anes. SIR. 1913, gSel
RnGttmpresStrase. (25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-22
GluafGermas ctnes @sf&n8niKes.
Mebrere SuIaiSen perungIil&t.

WicOouough, @a., q. gf9ubr. - Oa3
bieGcc @tiGnaniB bTGunte III pergapacLt
Wodjt nicbet. @S mar unm09lih, Die Sbiiren
cufauidlie6cn, unb cine 3eitlang i4ien es, ais
oh ole @efancenen Den 6lammcntOO iicrben
miBteu. Shre Siilitfufe paren berc5atei'
Be.O. SdlisBltal, uaaoem bas gan;e Sc
p6u0e bcrcttS ii 6lammen 9ebiilt unO e;t
Shell beIIelben cinQefitrat mar, idllugen Die
Yiiraer bic Sbiiren nit SdlmieOehGmmern
Elm lno idJleppten Die ohnmGftigen @efange-
reu heraus. Giner Serielben lit ggforbeh, etI
ms.ter l;eet i'm Sterben, unb 5tpei onOere be.
ftnbcu iid in fritild5er Sage.