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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

Late to bed and early to rise. pfePals,S pIP,.,;
- mann @ for his home in the skies. early
u to he'd and a Little Early Riser, tns ar pmd pl.t
chat makes lie longer and bette; better ana ana
wiser. For sale by T. Z. Duke anu
I,ockhalt Mills.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

LutcTpilSe.
FISH COMMISSION VESSEL. .
Fish Hawk, Lieut. Franklin Swift.
v" ,,..S,r,,5- T,tpn ar elu ss"'u'--
" 70 sell a portrait of George ,:, Masn .
;rcton, which ID so much IKE
Stuart that people who do not Know
Chat a stuart is have pronounced !"
one. a.,ord for
Washington" said the buyer OF .1nad, Ien
to whom she applied, in cold oloo"
ed, commercial tone. :.;no It
,, bousht in Philadelphia nearly
y 100 100 wears ago by my husbands gran"-
s father, who was great c0i.e' nc Sow
" and knew a painting when ne 50 sa% ~
one, especially a Washington
" the woman. c,v.;,rtons
~ NOW he replied. SCOT palnslng;
~ % nF the cherry tree episode, whlct
ht was o. KID by him after he oecaln' II"
cd president. and lot more can p
NO i, st,r,er for any of 'em. Tired Z
90 sell one the other day at rug aut
eS' 60 sta .;an hut nobody would make ol'
{ Not today, madam. :, ,,o,
ING "P.rhaps if you would looN ,
rse, this portrait of mine you "ou'o
car interested" :,
the ST don't think so. l never 81
NOD h,t one Washington picture IN
ollv interested me, and that was 'ne .
un. in which he is represented as ,",o
e bv ing the scabbard OF his sN'.I ss;is %
rinr orderly for interrupting him whiae
o to was praving. That was SO na.u'
'o,ds r. here is any time in man
;.hn :.har ~ ,hnn ~ he wants to be alone it is wi
n the he is saying his prayers. .o,
You have no suggestion then hen
- on to how I might dispose of my WI
,oden ingtou! -, ,o :. for a
sna sn"m,, trait Of Admiral Dewey, or oamp
' that or Fitzhugh Lee, then you ~1u, I"r,
, ,bev in the market. Inc o'he' 10y %S
~. VIZ - of our customers came IN ana 90
'i;rh,s ny n the only Dewey we had lett.
elish's snwo s unaccountable blunder a
merge souio ~. Jackson was
VS. the trait OF AZURE" ~ hroucht it
n ease eren 10 h'u.' n,dder than
leep in IN his catt'I carr ~ couldn't Give it
though lns tooaA @ the incident, mada,
d cara, y show you that the tendency
as we % oae Of the hour, l may say
$ some deal with the hero of the pr
rs. It is the worst season tor re.'
led city t;on 7 ever saw. Everybody
ers and ing to the front. New 1o''
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

The human machine starts out once G.,
,i "t s,nnS ,r. hnt once. You can keep it
GOING nh longest and most regularly by using sing
naWut,s Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills for constipation and all stoin'c"
and liver troubles.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

The Cuban question 4nd polit ,al issues sue ;,
sink into insigniiicancc WiT, VI" m n"st @
who who suffers from piles. What he NOS, mosi
desires is relief. DeWitt's WitcI liaIe' II T
Salve cures piles. For sale by L. ~
Dnke and LOckhart NH.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
Are You weakf

'manifests itself in the loss
Weakness aching bones. The blood
ambition an,tissues are wasting--the dool
watery; the for disease. A bottle of Brow
being opene9iaken IN time will restore "
Iron BitterS3the your nerves, make yt
strength, sSSnd red. Do you more e
blood rich ensive special course Ofmedici
than aneXpf Bitters is sold by all deale
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
Coal,
More Coal,
Better Coal,
All Kinds OF Coal
And Full Weight at
Cheap Prices.

Desiring to minimize the cost Of
living during the hard winter season
we have formed the Union Coal Co.,
and will furnish coal at the lowest
living prices, and all orders left with
a. w. Green or G. H.Burkett will
haveprompt and careful attention,
Please let US have your order.
A. w. GREEN, Manager.
35-3m.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
FAINT BROTHERS.
I am the House. Z.
keepers Friend

If you want to know where to get
what you need let me tell you.
l.. ID. SMITH has moved to the Old
Dispensary where you can get
everything you want in the line of
Vegetables and Fruits. Canned
Goods of all descriptions. Sixteen
to Is pounds of Sugar for dollar.
Bacon Z cents per pound. Hams
II to 124c. per yound. Rice and
Hominy. Arbuckle's Coffee, 7
packages to the dollar. Good
Green Coffee, z to 10 pounds to
the dollar. Give me a call and
see what have.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

H.y asked Tor DOttIe OF 7
A little poHs Ming as fast as you cal
up i'll the m22SecogniZed Il household na
the druggtsAt Little Early RSers,
for Dew III, Sttls of those famous II
gave him tttipation. sick headache, /
pills for conS'mach troubles, Sold by
liver and st4i Lockhart Mills.
| y Duka am.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
to Tax Payers.

i'll be open from the 1st to
,h'bruary, 1898, for the col
ie'nutation road tax.
sous between the ages Of
10; are subject to one dollar
roiept school trustees, town
Sn.ners, ministers in actual
congregation and persons
Wihe late war.
p. GOING, Treasurer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

II a. Y Sse Cough Cure is the 7
Gone u slaye ever sold OF used
preparation y 70 much in its praise"
/ can't say tUf fmerchant. Odeii, Ga. ]
NJ. Kennon.fC. Duke and Lockhart N
,.,l La lN s. QON --------- II
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27

:, Millry, Plerson, Mich, Wis;
s. NJ. Gd Witch Hazel Salve is cuhg
''DeWltt's E. ere today than all other lp-
more piles kecut'd. 1t cures eczema ID
sI'ss s a,hsp ss@ sstHsss" ocsSart Mil no' sale
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
UNITED STATES NAVY.
Continued from page one.
TRAINING SHIPS.

constellation, commander John
Nj cGowan.
Alliance, commander Albert Ross.
Mohican, commander G M Book.
NAUTICAL sHooL SHIPS
St Mary's.
Saratoga.
Enterprise.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
.EON3
towarS
OF TWO WAYS.

y Il ffN
cap ly. a receptacle fcf s the ECU uraill al
1riA ,easf 1t is not liable to any foY
JulY renIS IS,xcept by one of the twn wa ro
the tnsu 1day is from iInperfect sac,;J "
III ,,,aNI ethys. The second way is fro1
-th. treatment of other tlisea o,
rIEF CAUSE.
The blakl in humafrae from unhealthy kid
pose, namtumb agonause OF bladder trouble.
and as sucApeasant mike the bladder, wa
OF disease ekons torn purpose. and If not doc
The first wfeyery 4 - not liable to weakness
of the kidnds Of ofept in rare cases. IL i
careless loc,h Stat nfSand very close To th,
the efops any pain, disease M d
Unhr,,,fiall the manifested III the kidneys
reys is r VII brj; or urinary passage is often
So the. shorattributedIto to female weak
created ixs &ll thftroubles of some sort. The
tored too. .r,o f-c,,atie and may be as easl,
or disease, ,,rb find out correctly. set,youi
situated ba. ~ or twenty four hours; a sed
bladder, thS' !" Nttlipg indicates skislnG OF
iment of seaui Sle The mild and VI ex-
bladder troI aFa effect of DR.. Kpter's
| 1riordinary 3mai the great kidney, an{klai-
| Swamp-RootnisF soon realized. If yots heed
der remedy Il on should have the bes1 At
IA medicine ytioy cents and one dollar on
druggists htY ample bottle and pan fhlet
may have y toe by mailtnppn recet of
both sent eiohiht stamps to cover c,t of
three two cetouhe bottle. Mention kuE
postage oihi the:S aud send Your addrd to
UNIoN III eact Co., Bingllamton, Ny
t DR.. Kilniei4 4tatesDrs of this paper guard tee
y The propri Id q of this offer.
the gehunt em.
l. Millry, Plerson, Mich, wits:
s. NJ. trd Witch Hazel Salve is cuhg
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
THE TWO REPUBLICS
UNITED MORE DIRECTLY THAN
FOR MANY YEARS.
THE RENEWAL OF AN OLD FRENCH LINE
1t Is the Longest Cable Line in the World,
the Other Atlantic Cables Being
Shortened by Touching al
Nova Scotia.

Washington. D.. G., August il.
President Mckinley and President
l'aurr. Of France. to-day exchanged Iii
rect celebrations over the relations Of
the two countries and expressions Of MT.
tual esteem of the two chief executives.
The occasion was the opening Of 4 new
!, able between Cape God, Mass. aud
lIayrc. on the French coast. aud the
wires We're connected 10 effect i
through connection between the White
House at aShington. and the pftei-
dents Palace ut IIavrc. Among those
| present at the White House were VI.
Camhon. the French Ambassador; NJ.
Ihichaut. the First Secretary and Am
bassador Cambon's young son, acting
Secretary Of state Moore, and Lcprcscn-
tative Taylor, Of Ohio.
Tho message from VI. Faure was az
follows:
80 Ills Eyccllcncy. Mr.. Mckinley,
President Of the United States:
1t affords me especial pleasure TO
~inauguratc the new submarine ON
munication which unitcs more directly
aIdrol.H,n - van =. oy,,r...ian ,f ~.
-. ~ o, ,,,.,L,. .yi.,fn, =.
,a"' 49, En.,aL - nn,l,lIi. ..L ~ -
m. g a., I-,.;.'i cta,
~ - /" u.
I'N'' 'iN' - l'"'" - H'"' VI
r'NIl'l'l' ''t "SSu'.1'' " > my hiE" as
'''i. 'hh '"hS''n, tIr',s"r' mn,
"9l2i'l' III
\ minute later ut 1886 President Ne
Knlcy sent tie following response.
TO Ills ENcclloncy, NJ. Iaure, Presi-
dent Of the Republic OF France:
Il am happy 10 believe that every
addition TO the means of communication
between our two countries can serve
only to keen alive and 10 strengthen that
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
ATGTSTI EN- ROUTE TO SPAIN

Berlin. August 1S.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong. dated August 18th. and cyi-
IDENTIFY official. says:
The Kaiserin Augusta. which left
Manila with dispatches from Admiral
Won Diedrichs after the fall Of the city
will return Their" to-day. General An
gust and his family arrived on board
the cruiser. Admiral Non Diedrichs. at
the request Of General August. having
given them passage by IN arrangement
with the American Commander-in-Chicf.
General August has left Hong Kong
en- route for Spain
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
THE CARLOS CUBAN CLUB.
Sercnaded by the Eighth Ohio Re@i
mental Band.

Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 1G.-10:13 p.
m.-Ihis evening the Eighth Ohio regi-
mental band Sercnaded the Carlos Cuban
t1Ub III recognition Of the courtesy cN-
tended by the club to the officers Of the
American army and navy during their
stay III Santiago.
ne American national hymn was re-
ceiyed with enthusiasm. all the Amcri-
cans and CubanS. and even the Span
lardS. who were present rising. applaud
ING and cheering.
The Clinton has been placed at the
disposal Of Miss Clara Barton of the
Red Cross Society and will be loaded 1T
once to 90 to Havana before the end of
this week to assist in relieving distress
there.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23

Re-Enforcements for Merritt and a Mi
lion Rounds Of Ammunition.

San Francisco. Cal. August 49,
Three hundred and twenty-five officers
and mcn of the New York regiment have
embarked on board the steamship Ali
ance and will sail for Honolulu to-mor-
rOW.t
When the Scandal and Arizona sail
Sunday they will have on board. in ad-
dition TO their complement of re-enforce-
ments for General Merritt. 4 million
rounds Of ammunition for small arms,
1t is now being rushed from the East
by fast trains and will Oe placed on
hte ships Saturday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23

Stated that .Awuinaldo'S Followers Trrn.
ed Upon Americans, But were Easily
Defeated.

ed Upon Americans, But were Easily
Defeated.
San Francisco. Cal. August 17.-Ai-
vices from Manila of August 18th. via
Hong Kong. Say:
Our troops met with much resistance
in the attack on Manila. eight being
killed Hnd thirty-four being wounded.
The insurgents who are shut out Of the
city threaten to cause trouble. Malatc
only was homhardcd. All the ships eS-
capped being injured. Rear Admiral
Dewey has raised the blockade. the
shops have ~rc-onencd and there is a
great feeling of relief among the people
Of the city. 1t is stated that after the
surrender Of Manila, .Aguinaldo'S follow
crs urncd upon the Americans and at
tackled them, but were easily defeated
after Il. brief conflict. The United
States monitor Monandnock. Captain
Whiting. which left san Francisco
about six weeks ago has reached Manila
safely"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
THE LAST RECRUITS ARRIVE.
j. FRANK MADDRY.
Our Government Has No Power to do so
Advised to Disband.

Washington, -. c.. Aug. 1S.-There
have hcen conferences between Estrada
Palma and other representatives Of the
tuhanS with officials of the United
States GoVcrmnot relative to the Gu
bans and what would be lone with them.
Mr.. Palma was advised that the United
states would not consider the question
of compensation Of the Cuban troops be
caliS" there was no poWcr in the Govern
lnCnt to do so even if there was an lncli-
nation. lie was told that the best thing
The CUbanS could do was to advise the
men i'll arms to diSband. retire to their
homes and cngagc in peaceful pursuits.
That the members of the Cuban Juntl
recognize that this is the only thing TO
do IS seen in the fact that pmiSSarirs
have already been dispatched to tuba
with a view of carrying out the desires
of the United States Government.
These emisSarios Will try TO persuade the
Cuban leaders that resistance to United
States authority would result only II.
further disaster and distress to Cuba.
Life is short. but it only takes two
seconds fD f0ht u I1nI
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
LEFT AFTER SURRENDER.
Spanish Government Has Received Al
gnsti's Report Of Surrender.

Madrid. August Ito 4. NIT is
now asserted that General August left
Manila after the surrender. The 90
eminent has received his report giving
details rs to the surrender, but is not
yet ready TO publish it. It is asserted
that General August on August 9TH,
refused Ill propositions TO surrender.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
AFFAIRS AT PORTO RICO.
Reported That Aibonito Has Been
Burned by the Spaniards.

Ponce. Porto Rico. Aug. 11.-After-
Delayed in transmission -Cour-
iers from General Henry who have ar
rived here report that when Il flag Of
truce was taken TO ArccibO IN Snndly
only 100 Spanish soldiers We're there.
The inha bitants cheered the Americans
in the presence Of the Spanish troops.
Tho couriers say that had the suspension
of hoSt1itieS been postponed two DAYS.
General Henry would have had Arecibo.
General Stone has accomplished Won
ders in clearing the rough mountain
trails between Adjuntas and Utuado.
a report is in circulation that AibOni-
to has been burned by the enemy. but
the rumor lacks confirmation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
TYPHOID At MCPHERSON.
There Are Between Five and Six Hun
dred Cases There Now.

Atlanta, Ga. August 1.-THE hos
pital train IN its last trip from Tampa
brought 100 men sick. 40 Of which have
typhoid fever. Among them We're twenty
men from the Second Georgia. There are
now between 800 and COG cases Of tv-
phold fever III the general hospital at
Fort Mcpherson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
AN ESCAPED CONVICT ENLISTED
I'M THE FIRST AND SECOND
REGIMENTS CAPTURED.
New Band instruments Have Arrived--Y. M. c. A. Tent
Fixed Up-SoIdiers Dishonorably Discharged
Five More Regiments Needed--Per-
sonaI Mention.
sonaI Mention.
Especial War Correspondence.D

il was decided to inter the remains here
and at 40 o'clock this afternoon all
that was mortal of Private Hayes was
committed to the earth with 4 soldiers
burial. The funeral service was con-
dncted by Chaplain prulen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23

Anything-What q man will promise
his wife to quiet her.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23

Life IS short. but it only takes two
seconds to fight a duel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
VISITING HOME FOLKS.
FULLY EQUIPPED.

The North Carolina boys are now rully
equipped and it is the first regiment in
the Seventh Army Corps to reach thai
stage Of perfection. The new KHAKI;
uniforms have been received by Quarter
master I~larrcll and will be issued to the
companies his week. These new UNI
forms are light and cool and will add
much to both the comfort and appear
ancc Of The boys.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
NEW BAND INSTRUMENTS.

The North Carolina Regimental band
has received new Instruments. which
cost the government about $500. Tho
boys We're out with their new insfru-
mentS this morning for the first time
and there is already a decided change foI
the better in the music they make. II
Il short time the Tar Heel Regimen
will nave Il band that will make muSi,
not to be discounted by any hand III the
GHmn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-09
Srirfbef6rneruna nadJ Dem Guslaunc.

Die auSlGnOiI9e 9oit fir Die nit
benz II. SFebrudr 1898 enoenbe Wp9e
i3lieBt i'm bieiigen Bo itamte Gin allen
SGlen piinttli9), ME folgt:
Mittpo6, 9. - II 8ormittdgs, fir
SSamaicu, bta Pprt Nntonio, per Dam
pier bon Baltimore. II u6r Na9ts,
fir Central : Qmerita uno Sio : Yaz
cific : SGfen, per 9dmpfer y%9Giance,"
piu Colon; fir Nefau. q. g., unb
Santiago be CUBA. per Oqmpfer
nNiuguru3 fir San Dominso uno
Surts SSldnp, per 9ampfer rHep>
0prt."
Oonneritag, 10. = II u6r Na9ts,
fir Sits, Barbados unb 9emerara,
per Oampfer rGuri6bee."
Srettag, II. - u6r Q6snos, fir
europa, per 9ompfer r2ucania," pia
9ueenstppn (8riefe fir Srantrei9,
Sib : europa. @gppten unb 8ritii6z
Snbien miifen 6e5ei9net iein rper Gu
cania"). 8 uBr @benos,l fir 6rantF
reid, Siib : europa, Ggbpten unb
8ritii9 : SnOien, per 0ampfer ga
n9ascogne," pia SABRE (8riefe fir an
bere S6etle BON europa miihsn be-
Sei4net iein rper Ga @uscogne"). II
ubr Na3ts, fir Nafau, q. g., per
9ampfer BON Mtami, Jld.; fir Spr=
tune Sslanp, Samaita, Supaniud Ii.
@rebtprpn, per9 ampfer v4oironbad"
fir Cape Sabti, 4ur Gapes. Sdsmel,
Seremie unb Santa Rdrt6d; perBdms
pier nSolftein;" fir 8~ene3uela, Saba
niqd, Curacao uno Gart6agenu, bid
Curacao, per 9dmpfer n8eneauela."
Die 9oit fir Guba, bia Sampa,
5Ga., i4IieBt bier tGgli9 um 1.5O
9a4mittugs; fir NeufunOIanO unO
MiqueIOn, biu Bolton unD 9ulifar,
tdgIi9 INN 4 l16r Ra9mittdgs; fir
China unb Supan, per 9umpfer OOn
Tacoma, tGglt9 um 7 ubr Q6enbs
Bis gum 13. 6ebruarofir Muitruiisn,
Nsu : Seeldnb, 6atpaii, Sill unb Gu
mod, biu San Srun3isco, tdgli9 UNI
Z 1br @benbs Bis gum Is. Sebruar.
g. 9abies Warfielb, 8oitmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-09

Sins no6 annapolis, bic o perI9ie=
benen MitqGitoern einserei@t purOen.
Die Mebr3a6l Der 8orlagen ipdren
naIte gefunnta, bic f4on tDieber6oIt
in friiberen Sabren Der 2eaistatur un=
tst6reitet porben paren. Die n6ebe=
ration rT 2abor" bofft biefss Ntal auf
before Reiultate.
Die 9uBepf4e Sill.
Die goli3ei : GommiRdrstpa6l
f3eint einItpeilen eingeidlaten 81
iein; oenn bas ernannte STEERING
Gomite," pelfes benz Gautus iiber
bic quBePi8e Bill bsri6ten ion, 1T
nod ni9t einberufen poroen.
Neu~8
Oas @pmite fir Wdblen belt beute
NaGmittag cine SiBung uno ging Die
Bill fir Neu98 ruppirung Der BarDs
Der Stuot Baltimore bur3. IS miro
morqen tpabri9einli4 Die 8ia ginitig
einberiGten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-09
TO ADVER-
TISERS.

There 10 no German paper in Maryland, except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edialsu OF Der
Deutsehe Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press OF the Correspondent" will prir:
foic and count the entire edition on any othe
g. ~ German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-09

Wetterausft9ten Sir
Mdrplunb uno ben 9iItritt Columbia
tbeiltpeiie tribes Dstter, mOgli4er
WsiIe 3egen in Der Wtittpo9s> gta9t,
9ering tpdrmer, iibDftIi4e @inbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-09
3Si6tig fit Anseigence.

Sn RarpIane erideint aussr benz -Stutihtn
GorreipoHoeH.eH' feline einlias beuiiGe 3titUnG.
iUeG@e eiEs Srud'DreTe btist. bic i'm 6tanet III.
bic auflaee ees .9tutiatn Gorrsipoussntsn' in
t~ptnioer, og
fluff StttuSet3
III bruden. Die 9reHt bts .6orrsiSpuo,Htea' Fam
bic NufldOt iretue timer unetrsn tdgIi&,H ssut:
i6tn 3eitune in NarolaHe in
FInf WSiuutett
Srudsu EaItsu nm ah,dblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-09
aus hem Snnrrm IarBlano's unh
ben ansren,rnOen Staaten.

MbIeben zines g aitors.
8ditor Modm Batter bon Der oeutz
fden 8aptiften : 8emtinbt in Sbaop@
@rope Bel 5~aeerstotpn, Mb., ipel9er
am Sonntas MbenD, na6oem er 9epre<
bat bate, plDbli9 einem S9lagfluhe
erlag, 1T geitern baielbit CUR Ru6e be-
itattet tpprben.
SDbtli9er 3rdnf.
Meta, 6ds 3tpet Sabre alte SO9terz
den bon 9enrD &reibler, Der nabe
sSacobs' @6ur9 6ei6agerstopn pobnt,
bate am Sumitag in QbpeIenbeit ieiz
ner Gltern cine Quantitdt zines BUT
ter : 6drbemittels getrunten. Dim
@onntag erlag bas &inb ben 5Dlgen
Des' perbdngniBDolen 5runtes.
Cine UNI geporene Cater
ne bic urd6e.
en- benz !6enrD 6ebIer gsb0renben
@taQe in 6agerstopn, Mb., itieB gez
itern Morgsn friib elm PferO cine Ca
terne INN, in Splge 0eHen DieStaQung,
fptpie bic nebenan belegene BON 8. g.
Gapep Bis uuf ben @runb nieDerbrannz
tie. Sin 6. g. Sbuffprb gebOriges
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ftern Qbsnb in $. $. McGuaougb's
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Iein orittes Stiftungsfeit nit einem
8antett. Geoen purOen ge6alten bon
ben 9erren 8. Seller, 6. Sttenbeilner,
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