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w, Joel Smith & Sons Locals.

We have just received q fresh lot OF silver
skin and red onion sets.
An extra nice line OF Sc ginghams just re-
ceived.
We have large lot Of full yard wide brown
homespun at $1.8S per bolt.
. We are now offering pretty line OF outings
from Sc TO 10c per yard.
We are selling 20 pounds good rice for 81, al
so 20 pounds light brown N. O. sugar 81.
The Eighmie shirt is given up to be the best
fttipg and best wearing shirt on earth for S.
Sold only by w. Joel Smith Son.
A good water bucket for 1Oc.
Try aOld Bob" and big Horn" tobacco.
A large lot Of "Dixie Boy" plow stocks and
extra points just received. Call on us when
in peeo OF anything and you will be treated
right. w. Joel Smith & Son.
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BOARD Oh ASSESSORS,
TO CANVASS, THE RETURNS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

The returns of the various Townships will
be forwarded to the Township Boards OF AS
SCISSORS by or before March 10th. 1t Is the duty
OF the Board TO scrutinize each return care
fully, and to see that each item Of property
listed thereon, is assesses at IT'S TRUE MAX.
KET VALUE. There is no rule to return
property at 6625 per cent. OF It's actual value.
When parties are suspected Of having credits,
above their Indebtedness. or any other char
acter OF property that does n lot appear on their
sworn return, 1t is the duty Of the Board to
enter such property, or report the matter to
the Auditor.
In every instance where there is material
change In the return Of an individual, BE
SURE TO NOTIFY the party, 80 that be can
appeal to the County Board.
The County Board Of Equalization will hold
Its annual meeting in the Auditors office,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th. The Town
ship Boards are expected to closely examine
the returns and to forward them to this office
on or before that date.
When new buildings have been erected
since last return. the Township Board OF AS
SCISSORS will value same.
Where parties have transferred town prop
erty and still retain a portion: or where trans
fers have been made to several different par
ties, the Township Board will prorate the
value Of each item, in order that the proper
division can be made on the Auditors boo. ).
The Township Board Of Supervisors, as now
organized, are required by law. 10 act as
Township Board of Assessors; and the chair
man elected at their first meeting will serve
as a member of the County Board Of EQuall-
zation.
W. W. BRADLEY,
Auditor, A. G.
Jan. %, 1896. If
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Leather for farm use at G. P. Hammond (

Leather for farm use at G. P. Hammond
Co.
Brides at c. P. Hammond & Co.'s cheap.
Plow shoes at Z. P. Hammond Co.
II you are troubled with ring worms, letter,
or any skin disease, try cutanea Its sure
cure. For sale at Speeds Drug STORE.
A new line outings, ginghams, satteens
checked homespuns, bleached and brown
homespun, brown linens, &C.. at Haddon's.
Best sewing machine oil and needles at r.
c. Bernau, the jeweler
II YOU want genuine old Grerrs almanac
for 1896 you can get 1t free Of charge at Speeds
Drug store.
II you want fine candy, put up in first class
style you can get 1t at Speeds Drug store.
Bruce's restaurant keeps full line OF fine
cigars and cigarettes.
Sterling silver buckles with locks from 81 q
upwards at r. G. Bernau, the jeweler.
Best 25 cents spectacles ever sold In Abbe
Vile county at r. G. Bernau, the jeweer.
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Amos B. Morse Locals.

Fresh choice lemons. Is cents dozen.
The best line OF cheap toilet soaps TO be seen
anywhere one "double-cake," CASTLE at cent
Is q bargain.
Apples, irish potatoes, beans cabbage &c
fresh and cheap.
Fresh parched coffee In pound package, and
in bulk.
The very best lump starch at 5 cent pound
Most delicious prunnes l2 l.2 & Is cent.
Finest Cal. peaches Is cent.
Raisins 10 cent
Mince meat. the best 20 cent.
Currant jelly in bulk cent.
My line OF crackers very fresh and very
cheap. Ask for, "princess drops" and Eng
lish crackers"
"Windsor," kennesaw and graham waters
put up In pound package at l5 cent each make
elegant lunch. delicious.
have a very choice line Of tobacc cigars
pipes &c.
VIII have something to say about dress
goods &c. next week.
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Fresh lot cottolene just In. All sizes. Alb
beville Supply Co.
Gold dust washing powder. Abbeville Sup
ply Co.
Plows, stocks. names, traces, back bands,
Dixie Boy plows, points, slides, &c. Abbe-
vile Supply Co.
Heel bolts, plow handle bolts, extra plow
handles. and all kinds OF gearing. Abbeville
Supply Go.
Seed oats, bran, &c. Abbeville Supply Co.
Hecker's selfraising buckwheat. dried ap-
Piles and peaches, cheese and ma@ccaroni' @ lou
Of other things. Abbeville Supply Co.
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Loving Words.

Loving words will. cost but little
Journeying up the bill OF life,
But they make the weak and weary
Stronger, braver for the strife.
Do you count them only trifes?
What to earth are sun and rain?
Never was q kind word wasted;
Never one was said iu vain.
When the cares OF life are many,
And its burdens heavy grow
For the ones who walk beside you,
II you love them, tell them 80.
What you count Of little value
Has an almost magic power,
And beneath that cheering sunshine
Hearts will blossom like dower.
So, as up llfe's hill we journey.
Let US scatter all the way
Kindly words. to be as sunshine
In the dark and cloudy day.
Grudge no loving word, my sister,
AS long through life you 60,
To the ones who journey with you,
II you love them, tell them 80.
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DONALDS DOTS.

A Good Man Conceive Good Women
Sick-Measles.
Oonalds, s. c., Jan. q. 1895.
Mr.. James M. Hopkins died at the home Of
his son.in-law, Addison Martin. about ten
o'clock yesterday. Aged rs years. 10 months.
He had been sick for metime. Was Chrle-
tian, and for some years had been con sistent
member OF the Baptist church. Bis body
will be taken to Oconee County and buried at
Friendship church beside that Of bis wife.
Mrs. w. w. Rowland and Mrs. W. X. Ellis
of this place have been sick for some months
past and confined to their rooms. They seem
TO be but little better, II any.
All who have had measles are better. Some
are out.
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A regular meeting Of the 8rd District Alli-
ance will be held at Anderson. s. c.. on Fri
day, 7th day OF February next. at 7.So ?. M.
Jno. G. Watkins,
Sec. 3rd Dist. Alliance.
The price OF our grog will 60 up on the first
OF February. Dispenser Calvert has received
notice OF change to take effect on that date.
Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman has sent his goods back
to Rause and Will close the Racket Store.
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If the strength we spend in bearing
to-morrow's burdens were used In lift.
ing from our brothers the burdens of
to-day, no life would be weighted be-
yond endurance.
In our boyhood time walks. in mid
die life it ambles, and in old age 1t
pants in breathless haste to reach the
goal and have done with US. A day is
a week to the child, and week is but
a day to the aged.
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Have your eyes carefully fitted. We have
made arrangements with Hiram w. johnson
TO be with us every first and third Mondays
and remain until Tuesday p. m. Il. G. Ber-
nau, the Jeweler.
Many headaches and pains about the eyes
come from defective vision or improper glass
es. We have made arrangements with Hiram
w. johnson, graduate optician. to be with US
every first and third Mondays and remain
until Tuesday p. m. X. c. Bernau' the Jew
eler
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Soon to be n Bridegroom

Mr.. ]. B. Harmon is in town serving on the
Jury at this term Of the Court. Mr.. Harmon's
many friends hereabout will be glad to learn
that he is soon TO wed beautiful and attract
i've young lady who lives In Middle Georgia.
This Is the way we long have sought DC. Mr..
Harmon is one OF our best men, and his pros
perity in this worlds affairs Is only equalled
By his good looks.
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The Schu bert Concert.

This concert will be given at the School
Building on Friday evening the 3lst inst 1t
Is likely TO be the first entertainment the peo-
ple OF Abbevilie have engaged for sometime,
The following words Of fcommendetion have
been sent 10 a gent ntleman OF Abbeville:
Williamsburg, KY, Jan. 16 1885,
"The Schubert gave us magnificent enter
tainment last week. The company is COM
posed OF first. class artists.
"Give them a full house-they deserve 1t.
Respectfully. German Jones,
"Secretary Committee"
It is earnestly hoped that intelligent Able
Vile will be out in full numbers on Friday
evening.
The net proceeds will be applied to school
equipment fund.
Tickets may be had at Hill & Sons store.
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Garden Seeds.

Just in a lot Of Buists fresh seeds, onion
sets. white and red, peas, bean and corn seed
late cabbage and colards, and all seed for
garden, cheap. too. Abbeville Supply Co.
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Pension Board.

The County Pension Board will meet in DR..
Neuffer's Office en- Saleday in February. ALI
new applicants must be present
R. w. Haddon, Chairman.
GA Neuifer. Secretary.
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WE call attention to the law card OF Walter
l.. Miller. Esq. In addition to bis regular law
business, Mr.. Miller does good deal OF work,
in the shape OF investing monies for parties
desiring TO make loans.
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Situation Wanfed.

A yourg lady. recent graduate of a first
class female college, desires a situation as
teacher or governess. For further particu-
lars, apply TO the Press and Banner once.
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Oysters! Oysters I!

Bruce's restaurant is prepared to furnish
the ladies with meals and oysters. Come
once and you will come again.
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Mail HOuFa.
New Store.

On the first OF March l will open a line Of
dry goods, clothing. shoes and gentlemen's
cheapest prices. Store next door to McDill i
Lyon. +. Rubin.
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Asks Yaur Trade.

Mr.. ]. w. Duckett. that enterprising and
custom OF the readers OF the Press and Ban.
ner. and this paper hopes that he may receive
a good share of business. The prices which
he announces In the paper, ard by hand bill,
are cheap enough TO Induce buyers to 60 TO
his store. Let the readers Of this paper not
forget him when they 90 to Greenwood. He
deserves your trade and we hope he may win
RucGpSa
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Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1896.
Unclaimed Letters.

Unclaimed Letters.
Letters remaining in Abbeville s. C. post
office for the week ending January 2s 1896.
A.-Arnold, Miss Matilda
A,-Adams. Laura
A.-Allen, Miss Amanda
B.-Black, Miss Scale
C.-Cotton, j. E.
CLARK, Miss Alice
C.-Cobb, Mrs. Lizzie
E.-Evans, Mealy
Fair, Miss Pinkie
F.-Ferris, Miss jamie
Fair, Ernest
G.-Giluer, Miss Sallie
G.-Garrett, Daniels
G.-Gaines, Miss Lidia
G.-Gray, Charlie
R.-Heard, Carroll
H.-Hunter, Miss Elizabeth
L.-Lomax, Miss Maggie
J.-Leak. Miss Alice
M.-Martin. Miss Lula
M.-Mackgloome, Willie
Trucker, Miss Lula
T-Thomas, large
W.-Ware, Jerry
W.-Wideman, j. w.
Robt. 8. Link P. NJ.
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Also,
Forty-One (4l) Acres,

more or less, known as the ELLIS MILL
PLACE. Bounded by lands Of H. P. McGee
Robert Pratt, T. G. Ellis and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue half cash, balance
of purchase money secured by mortgage o.
premises, and to be paid In II months from
sale, with privilege to pay all cash. Pur
chaser to pay for papers.
The above lands will be sold on day men
toned, If not sold at private sale for division
MRS. LEONORA MCGEE,
MRS. CLAUDIA E. BELL,
J. r. ELLIS.
Jan. 10, 1896, st
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W.. A. M. SMITH
SPECIAL ANNOUNCE

Having served the public faithfully for
many years it is with pleasure that we
announce that we are at the same old
stand fully prepared to supply the de-
mands of all with the best of goods at
the lowest possible prices. Our stock is
complete i'm every department. We are
daily receiving large shipments of choice
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Hard
ware, Groceries, &C., of which more par
ticular mention will be made in the To-
calls of this newspaper.
w. Joel Smith f Son.
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j. w. Atkins and E. q. Atkins, trading as j
w. & E. G. Atkins Plalntifs.
against
Jno. P. Bones and another, Defendants.
SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT.

To John P. Bones, /. l.. Porter, Defendants in
this action.
L OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required TO answer the complaint in this &C.
tlon, of which copy Is hereto annexed, and
served upon you, and to serve a copy OF your
answer on the subscribers at their office, at
Abbeville Court. House. In said State and
County, within twenty days after the service
of this summons on you. exclusive OF the day
OF service.
If you fall to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for judgment against you for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint herein.
PERRIN d COTHRAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Is January A. D. 1896.
Copy. w. r. BULLOCK,
lL.S] c. G. p.
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!, Inhn p Bones. Defendant:

To john P. Bones, Defendant:
TAKE NoT1CE-That a copy Of the sum.
mons In this case, with the complaint herein'
has been filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas for said County at Alb
bevile Court House, 8. G.
PERRIN & COTHRAN.
P. Attys.
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The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Augustus M. Robinson. John r. Mobley,
James 8. Robinson, John A. Ransom and
Samuel E. Bowan. Partners as A. M. Rob-
inson & Co., Plaintiffs,
against
John P. Bones and !. l.. Porter, Defendan ts.
COPY SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT.

To John P. Bones and I. L. Porter, Defend
ants in this actions:
" -
i OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this ac-
tion, OF which copy is hereto annexed, and
served upon you, and to serve copy OF your
answer TO the subscribers at the office at Abb
beville Court House, in said State and County,
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of SER
vice.
If you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to
the Court for judgmet against you for the re.
lief demanded In said complaint.
PERRIN & CoTHRAN,
Dated ID January, A. d. 1885,
U.S) w. R. BULLOCK, c. C. P.
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Land E'0R SALb !
w E WILL SELL AT ABBEVILLE c. II.
at Public Auction Saleday in FEBRUARY,
One Hundred and Ten (llO
Acres of Land,

more or less, belonging to estate Of NJ. T.
ELLIS, deceased. Said land in good state Of
cultivation, two horse farm open, with 20 OF
more acres OF bottom land, miles from Due
West, S. G. Bounded by lands Of H. P. Nc
Gee. Estate of Rev. McTodd, Little River,
Robert Pratt and Others
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Abbeyille, l8 January, 1896.
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To John P. Bones. Defendant:
TAKE NoTIcE-Thata copy Of the summons
In this case. with the complaint has been filed
in the Office OF the Clerk OF Court Of Common
Pleas for said County at Abbeviile Court
House.
PERRIN & COTHRAN.
P. Attys.
Abbeville, 8. c., 13 January, 1896.
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The store room Of Mr.. A. B. Morse has been
thoroughly cleared, painted and remodeled,
and Is rs meat as PIN" and the goods all
brand new and fresh. Everything about the
place looks inviting, and with himself and
his two active, accommodating clerks, Messrs.
Thomson and Hodges, he is sure to get big
share OF the trade.
Mr.. Edwin Parker is at home for a rest. He
has been quite sick In Augusta, and will stay
here until he Is well.
Mr.. j. s. Bowie has returned from Atlanta.
N. C. He will be away only two or three
days.
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J. W. DUCKETT, AGENT. u
Greenwood, S. G.
>>>>'>s>sstSsSNSN

" E PROMISE YOU RIGHT TREATMENT WHEN WE INVITE
you hearty with whether cu
not caller not
friend and that
BUSINESS liberal You will find comfort
GOODS prices work to their being the Kind
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Special Sales in All Departments.

the suffering Christians in Turkey. The Bruins
wick conference also took action by arranging
that the clergy throughout Germany shall an
nounce to their hocks the full extent and horror
of the prosecutions which the Porte is visiting
upon Christians within the Sutans domains. and
at the same time ask the pecuEiary assistance or
their congregations in relieving the suferings OF
the Armenians and organizing crusade against
the Porte.
Arrangements were also made to have relief
subscriptions opened in all of the parishes IN Ger
many and prayers read in all of the churches for
speedy termination Of the Sultans persecution
Of his Christian subjects. A memorial was aiso
sent TO the Kaiser requesting His Majesty 10 JOIN
i'm contributing to the relief funds. continual
ton of mass meetings similar to the one heid III
Hamburg has been arranged for In all of the pop
uous centres OF Germany, all 10 DE conducted
Upon the same general line.
ANTI-TURKIsH SENTIMENT ATTACKED.
The speakers at the Hamburg and Brunswick
meetings have carefully avoided dealing with the
political aspects Of the Turkish question. and
have limited their remarks to denunciation Of
the Turkish atrocities and to making appeals for
their cessation, yet the North German Gazette"
EMPLOYS it's semi-offical position to attack the
anti-Turklsh agitation as an ill-timed and inju-
dic!ous movement. In article which is under
stood TO have emanatcd not from any German
official source. but, on the contrary, from the
Turkish Embassy. the Gazette traces the re-
cent uDrisngS in Constantlnople ana baiatia 10
Armenian Nihilists The Armenians, the article
continues had designed also to blow up the Greek
churches in Constantinople with the object OF
causing a collision between the Greeks and Turks
which would have ensued in general massacre
of Christians. 1T wasn't the Porte the article
adds that caused the massacres in Armenia,
but the Christian Propaganda in Asia Minor.
where their cry Down with Islam initiated the
war 81 the Crescent against the cross
The "GaZette' argues that European diplomat
lists are keeping a sensible degree of reserve ana
will interfere as little as possible because they
know that although the irOnclads or the POWERS
might shell the Turkish ports and thus force the
Sultan TO accept the reforms suggested in his En-
pre they could not hinder the Moslems from eX-
acting a terrible revenge in the massacre OF nun
dreds of thousands OF Christians.
The "Vossische Zeitung" makes vigorous at
tack upon the "CaZette's" article which Il char
acterzes as a menace. The "Vossische Ieitung
holds that the European nations will in such
an attack no reason for ceasing to declare their
loathing of the Turkish outrages or to stop their
preparations to prevent them.
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fix the maximum of eight hours per day q WY
eight hours per week. , h Railway IN
That this Congress approves Vi ~, IL, session. by
auirtes (Fatalites) bill introduced ~ .,,,sts the
MIR Channing NJ p and Others "'u ',S 10 bea'
Parliamentary Committee 10 Oilns p,ns sor having
upon the Government TO give idC"''
this much-needcd reform made la" Ting the Or
That this delegate meeting. reln',s mai no Ae@
canized trades OF the country. regrets ma Msf
W@mher Of Parliament has introduces thS S Il
chandise Marks Bil into Parliament Spsriansr-
has been unanimously agreed 10 oS Wv Nth them o.
tarv Committee at Il conference ileld ", .hs ,ratss
December :. 1898 by repres' ntatiNrs =, sSopted 81
affected in keeping with the resonlo nrS that y
the Belfast Congress- September ~ ien mont nsx
again introduced at the opening OF fa ,.la,,se-o,
session and that the Parliamentary ,ns directly
behalf OF upward OF loo0COO skilled imporsrcs
interested In it-be urged 10 pres 80 Government
OF the subject on the attention OF 'he -, Nj.
After passing vote OF thanks 10 Presio'"'
linson the Congress adjourned sine die
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THE MANOEUTRES COST LIVES.
stx GERMAN SOLDIERS KILLED NEAR GoERILTZ
"A DIsCOvRAGING END OF TIE MILL
TARY EXERCISES.

Berlin Sept 12-The military manoeuvrcs which
have been held at GoerliN this week were the
most extensive on record in respect of the number
OF troops engaged. but they ended to-day IN most
inglorious style. the heavy transforms which pre-
vailed greatly impeding the movements Of the men
The Emperor left Goerlitz for Siegsdorf on hunt
ing trip and the King of SaXony took his departure
for Dresden.
There was great deal of illness among the men
4, conseouence of their having been blyoudckcd
under heavy rains, and there were number or
fatal accidents which were not mentioned III me
newspapers. ,., ,,,,.,,
The representative of the United Associated
Presses who attended the manoeuvres Is apie 10 say
ire IN mis- personal knowledge that three men were
killed By the artillery, one man was crushed 10
death under gun at Pomnvietz lancer ana ms
horse were killed by falling into quarry ana
another man lost his life by falling from his morse
and impaling himsen upon his lance
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THE HIGH COMMISSIONER CRITIcIsED

Ottawa Ont. Sept. l2-Mr. Oliver. member Of Par
lament for Alberta, has given notice of resolution
setting forth that the cost of the Canadian High Com
missions Office In London which is 10000 year. ex-
ceeds the benefits received that the present High
commissioner Sir Donald Smith. by reason Of his
business connections. is not suitable person 10 hold
~, office and that II the office or High Commits
Toner Is 10 be continued. It's duties should be dis
Charged more efficiently and practically than they
nave been In the past
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THE KAISER IN 4 COLLISION.

Berlin Sept. l2-An accident happened 10 the En-
perors train as he was leaving LObau after witness
ing the military maoeuvres. The Kaiser had hidden
farewell 10 the King OF Saxony and entered his special
train when the Dresden express train into IT,
The express fortunately running s)aly. and no
one hurt. any particular damage done.
The Emperors train proceeded after delay Of forty
minutes