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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11

Historical condolences are some
times interesting. Hon. Charles A. Al
len was inaugurated governor of Porto
Rico on May l, the anniversary Of the
battle of Manila bay, and arrived there
on the Mayflower.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
WEST AND SOUTH.

In Ashtabula, O., and vicinity snow
fell and ice formed.
Or Hatteras the British steamship
Virginia was wrecked and six of the
crew were drowned.
Admiral Dewey was given. an ova-
ton in St. Louis. Ten thousand Sun
day school children sang patriotic
songs to him and presented him with
a flag, and the citizens gave him a
punch bowl.
Republicans of the Sixth Illinois
district have renominated Henry S.
Boutell for congress. ~,~
A mob took Marshall Jones, a negro,
implicated in the murder of Allen
Crosby, white man, from Jail at
Douglas, Ca, and lynched him.
The death of Benjamin Douglass,
founder of the R.. G. Dun & Co. mer-
camille agency, occurred suddenly at
his home in Santa Barbara, CAL, aged
81 years. - y
The Illinois G. A. r. encampment
at Jacksonville elected Joel NJ. Long
necker, of Chicago, commander.
Dr., Edward E. Vincent, who was
surgeon of Lieut.. Peary's 'es arctic
expedition, was run over by q street
car and instantly killed in Detroit,
Mich.
Flames destroyed the business Sec
ton Of the village Of Fruitport, Mich:
Fire swept away the business part Of
Glasgow. Ky. &. - ST. .
The Ohio socialists nominated a
state ticket headed by Samuel Barton.
of Valley, for supreme Judge. -.
In central Kansas hurricane
wrecked many buildings and at Ellin-
wood George Helfrich and his wife
were killed. .1@z$ ~ ,<r - ? r.
Fire destroyed the Mississippi Val:
ley Hay Storage conpany's buildings
and the lumber yards tof Homer & Lob.
man IN 81 Louis, tie loss being $3.50 1000.
s. At Wilsonville, u SSNeb., tornado
wrecked many HOUSES
The Ohio democratic convention has
been changed from June 6 to June r.
Near Geneva, Ala, an unknown ne.
gro 20 years old was lynched for as.
saulting q 12-year-old white girl.
In st. Louis Sophia Everson, 81 years
old, and her cousin, Melvina Wilson, e
years old, we're accidentally smothered
to death in bee. s55s S s BIT: s4ss 4. a..
The death Of Granny Ray (col.
ored) lis years Of age, occurred il
Cincinnati. .<..i .s5
David b. Culberson, ex-congressman
died IN JEFFERSON, Tex, OF the grip. q
Republicans lrenominat ted George +
lsFoss for congress in the Seventh I'LL
Enois; district and the democrats renom
mated Champ Clark ia the Ninth Mis-
souri, district.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
Indiana Towns Losa.

Petersburg, Ind, May After mid
night q fire started in Rodimeps livery
stable, and in three hours everything
except three stores on the main street.
was consumed. Help was asked from,
Washington, Ind, but could not be
given. The origin 81 the fir,e is ssun-
known: The loss reaches $50. 900, part.
.lY insured. - - $50 - ss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11

Statistics Of the Massachusetts hos
pitfalls for the insane for 20 years show
lthat permanent ecoveries cannot be
lsxpected IN more than 18 per cent. 81
Those committed for the 1irSt time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
ECholera Adds to Die1 relss.

London, May IA special dispatch
from Bombay says cholera is alarm
fngly virulent among the natives on
the famine relief works at Virangam,
where there are so deaths daily from
the disease. ii HE@5Ssf* .%S{@ - -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
Many Ia1ured.

Paris. May Z "A serious railway col
lision took place Sunday evening on the
Western railway between Seyres and
zChaville. Thrift eight persons were in
1ured. three seriously.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11

A typewriter that will write short
hand issthe latest invention. The world
still moves. s,S,,.4 ~, .

The mills Of Justice are about Al slow
in their grinding ~ the mills of the
gods. A case floe years old has just
been settled in the court Of claims at
Warrington. tit si2.>3 ~ '>"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11


<lniral Dewey md wife were greet
go ~ acrowd g 1000 people &c Mem,
phis, Tenn.
81 At Narshallt town, Ia, churches, the.
saters, schools and clubs were closed ;be.
cause Of smallpox. } :,si:
Miners in Alaska lynched a comrade
accused Of murder to save trouble Of
guarding him as 9 prisoner.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
Free Government Lands.

There are still thousands Of acres of gov
eminent lands In the states Of Washington
and Oregon, also prairie and timber lands
near railroad or water communication that
can be bought for $500 per acre and up
wards. Finest climate in the United States.
No failure of crops. II you wish to raise
grain or the finest stock on earth, you will
find locations in these two states where
you can do this to perfection. Take your
choice. l have no lands for sale, but if you
want information whore it is best to locate,
call on me when In st. Paul. or write me at
cor. Third and Rosabel Sts., st. Paul,
MINI. r. E. Workman.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
Is Americas Greatest Medicine.
An If0nic Condolences.

When man becomes suddenly.rich it not
infreque1tly follows that he becomes as sud-
denly obllvlous to his old friends. Thus, a
at court, friend of his came shortly alter
ward to congratulate him thereon. The new
courtier asked him: "Who are you and why
do you come here?" The other coolly re-
piled: "Do you not know me, then? I am
your old friend, and am come to condole
, you, having heard that you had lately
lost your sight. San Francisco Wave.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
:. FOnEIGN INrCLL,Ilol7 g

erFft
Fire nearly wiped out sandon, .
British Columbia mining town. sSS
Mounted Infantry with Lord Rob
erts have picketed their horses on
the. south bank of the Vet river, IS
miles north OF Brandfort. & The head
Of Lord Roberts' columns has thus
advanced SO miles north OF Bloom.
fontein. 54.: ST III, rs4cTsss ,2ff
In Rio Janeiro . celebration Of the
fourth centenary Of the discovery of
Brazil took place. z@@.s i
On the transport Meade Gen. Otis
sailed from Manila for the United
States. He will be succeeded in the
Philippines command by Gen. Mac
Arthur. Before sailing he reported to
Washington that leading Filipinos
express confidence in the early paci-
fication of the islands. They say the
war has terminated. Leading insur-
gents are surrendering."
Gen. Garcia, the highest insurgent
officer except Aguinaldo, was captured
by Americans in the town Of Jaen.
province of New Ecija. 1... ",.:
In Paris an attempt was made by un.
known persons to blow up part of the
exposition. -
British troops captured Winburg; a
fierce battle along the Vet river con.
tinued all day. but the Beers were van
quished during the night; there was
also hot fighting near Thaba N'Chu;
Mafeking's relief was deemed far away.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
LATER NEWS.

Gen. Young reports that Aguinaldo
has joined Gen. Tho in the north OF
Luzon, and has reassembled q consid.
cradle force in the mountains. Gen.
Young has asked for reinforcements
and desires to strike them before the
rainy season sets in.
The United States revenue cutter
Bear sailed for Alaska to prevent the
British steamer Alpha landing freight
or passengers at Cape Nome. =
Three of the four mills of the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire company at Joliet,
ILL.,, have started up with nearly a full
force, 1900 men going to work.
A washed-out trestle near st. Charles,
Mo-, wrecked the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas flyer, killing Fireman John
Boyle and severely scalding Engineer
Palmer.
The strike of the Montana Central
freight conductors and brakemen,
which has been on for sometime, end
ed after conference at Great Falls
between Superintendent F. E. Ward
of the Great Northern and committees
of citizens and strikers. According to
the agreement the men returned to
work on the new schedule.
The capture of Winburg by the
British is confirmed, and the main adj
vance to Pretoria continues with the
machine-like precision and rapidity
which has characterized, all Lord
Roberts forward movements. BY the
occupation of Winburg, General Ian
Hamilton puts himself nearly parallel
with Lord Roberts and only twenty
nine miles eastward. +
Locusts are doing much damage in
southwestern Michigan
The steamer,J. K. Graves sank in 90
feet OF water near Helena, Ark. Fire
man Fred Duncan and two colored
cooks were drowned. The steamer
formerly ran on the upper Mississippi.
Senior Albert, editor of the Don
Claridades, was shot and killed by an
unknown assassin at the theater in
Havana.
Laurentide's pulp and paper mill at
Grand Mere, Canada, was destroyed by
FIRE. .~ .' ': - !
Heavy rains in northern Michigan
have greatly lessened the danger of
forest fires.
The U. s. senate confirmed the nomi-
nation of Smith Mcpherson of Iowa to
be the district Judge for the southern
district of Iowa.
by the collapse of q house at 1880
North Eight street, st. Louis. Cora
Everson and Milvina Nelson, colored,
were killed and several others injured.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-22
lln6e|jag(i(5keit
lla(6 Dem C| Ten

GtriOntr, Oi, mad btm GF.n l,ibtn bOs gsfR1t
Der 9otb,it unb edDtre bub,n, unO bic oit tnts
b,den, Dab bic g.noH.nen eptii,n f6 btbncH ure
S6mtrl otruria6sn, mi, tin i6ptres StiDitt IN
o:r Mussnerub. bdng.n, ODER Die an gufopiuag,
inn,r,n. SdmOrrboiSen, 8lptanorano ra5 Ocu
Ro3Fe, Ulae.ridure, Rauica Sobbr.nn.n, Rosfs
sp,b, Gttl ON Sp,tn, eusaytio,s auitOb,n, Si&s
inftn ooer eliu fturIts GlpSi,H ots @trj,us Gr=
tiduncsanfdnc r.nn ft lter, e8DinOd bel
pI0sldtm @uift,btr, 9unttc pOr Geptbt roe
Zen auo,n, iJi,6,r urS pumpitr ROpfidm.r,, auss
tIeiE,nb,r 9tripiraticr u,lbe Garb, Der Cant unh
GUQcn, edmtrjm in Der Stl!., Srut, @lj,ctc
uub slSsli6,n tssen g9oIuuotn lsiptn, ioateq
sinigt 9oftn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-22

Gs 1T gu frii6, ben IuSgdng bts
Srie9es poer Istne 0auer ppraus3uz
laosn. Die gpsrsn Iinb in 9otte5
6dnD, uno er pjrD uns ni6t unterz
aeben la6en. llniere gdn3e freitbare
MannTfaFt 3d6it nur 10000 Wfdnn,
a6er nit @ottes SulEs tOnnen mir llee
gen. Sd babe 200 Siutsoerpanpts i'm
5Seips uno piirbe iie lieber alle umz
fommen |ebsn, a.s Gnglanp's un6eiljz
gem 9lnariffe peifsn. Gs 6anoelt lid
um 5reibeit pber 9ro. Sd babe oas
briiiI6e Gigentbum i'm Sranspadi Be-
lhubt unb perbs es ferner 6el6iiben.
ll&6ar6r;nqen Sie bsm amerifant'6en
9olfe Die 2euBerung msiner QAtuns.
Wir Fii6len, baB isbsr Imerjtansr in
bieiem Sample um bic 6reIheit nit
uns Iein Ipllte. u"
8ie's gema6t psr0en 1oll.
0onbon, 21. M1Gr3. - 9;efige
Mititdrfreiis 6altsn es fir pabrI6sin@
lid, puB 2orb Methusn's Corps glsitz
2eitia nit Roberts' 9lrmee iiber &tedsz
oorp potdxTItroom uno ariigsrsoprp
ouf So6annes6ur9 pprriiden uuo gum
Shelf ber BON Der SamsIon'l6en Grpez
| D;tion singeI6la9snsn Route folgsn
perDen.
Die @arniion bon 2abnImitb tpirb
/
1 gnfang Npril i'm Stanoe iein, OienIte
! gu lsiItsn; 9sneral Buffer niro Oann
cir Corps BON bier Snfanterie O;piz
| fionsn, elmer Sopdllerie 0ipiIion, be-
| rittsns Gofonial Sruppen, insgez
iammt 10000 Mann nit 120 @eIdii@
ben gu fsinsr 8erfiigung 6absr. Sein
Corps pirb itdrfer fein, als Die ge=
iammte i'm 6sloe ite6enbe 9oeren Or
J NEE. Buffers IuFga6e pirD oarin Be-
Ifefen. Die Stellungen Der 9oeren BEL
Giggors6srg gu umgeben, birett na6
Dem Sranspaa( gu marI6irsn unb eins
bstrG6tli6e Streitma6t bes 5sinbes
5u beIadf ftieen, Hpdbreno Ro6erts uuf
Pretorid porriidt.
9srmiidte &rieg5no6ri6 d.
9apfabt, 21. WGr3. - Getit
Rbooss fdiffte ii4 6sute na4 gng(ano
eIn.
90 Isru, gaiutoiunb, 21. Mdr5.
= eSm gafutolanbe errsgt bic 8ieberz
bsrIte1ung bss tslegrapbiideu @erts1rs
nit NlTipal g3ortb aagemeins @enugz
t6uung. Die Proclamation bes 2orb
Ho6erts i6eint quite Wirfurgsn au55uz
ii6en, uno pisle 5rsiItaatler erge6en
Ti9 Der britiIdsn 9eb0rbe. Die 9ez
1sbuna bon Sbabo N6u unb Sour
bile bur6 bic 9ritsn fat einen auten
ginorud gena6t uno bic 9ai iutos
ii6er3eugt, bdb Die Iutorltdt Der Soul
gin nieber bergeiteqt lit.
9loem tein, 81. MGr3. =
2oro Roberts bislt bsute auf Der G6sne
por Der Stabt eine 8spus ii6er b:sSSlotz
ten Srigaos unb ounfte Der Wannz
idaft fir ibrs eiitungen fpdbrenD Der
Champagne. Gr mimi i6te Denisniasn,
ipelds i'm gesrifFe lin0, |ib tpieOsr auf
!hre SAiffe gu bege6en. eliidfi6e AeiIe
uno duBerte Die 9oFfnung, paB bic uez
brigsn nit ihm in Prs!Oria ein5ielsn
ipiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-22

gubparb aipling bat ii6 no4
gloemfontein begebsn. Die Soersn
beiQltiipal Nort6 ioqen nod immer eIns
GteGunq in benz Iteilen Soilgsl duf Der
ssrei|taats Ssite beieBt haben.
Giner Oepei9e aus Yretorio 3uFol9e
I6sint bort Elm MiBbsrItdnOnib uber
2orb Gdlisburp's 9tntnort ouF Die
omerifaniI6e 9ermittelung5 : Sfferte
por3uliegen. @s heiBI bort, Suii5~
burn 6a5e gsiogt, CT tonne bic Snterz
pention ,feinsr dnOeren WfaGt geitatz
tsn," unD man eluu6t ba6er in 9retoz
ria, bic 9orltelungen Der Ser. Stuuz
ten tpiirosn 6si Der S6tuB Nbred}z
nun9 GshOr finoen.
Rad 81. 5eleno.
Qonoon, 81. W1dr5. - Sberit
Gbaaice rei5t morssn nub Ct, 9elerd
ab, I'm bic noi6psnbigen 8orbereitunz
oen fir bas unter6riugen bes genez
rals Gronis uno Der anoeren gefan9ez
nen 9oeren DalelbIt gu treifen. IS it
nod immer 5tpsiFslbaft, pb ale 9'fanz
9enen bort6in gef6idt peroen, Da Slplz
iAen Den Sranspoalsrn uno Srel|toatz
Term Ssbben herrI6en. eSm Safe ale
gpersn no9 Ct. 6elend gl6tdt mar
ben, 10 pirb sins betrd6tlIdre 8erItdrz
flung Der garniIon Der Sniei notbIpenz
big.
Sine unterrsbung nit benz
prdIibenten &riigsr.
g3ep =0orf, q. Mdr3. - gine
OepsT6e ppnprstoria an ben y9:ralo"
mslbst: rnS6r Correspondent batte 10
eben Elm sSntsroisp nit bem YrdTibenz
Ten 'ariiger. Oerlelbe Fdgte: nOieier
&ries nurbe uns BON Gnglanb auf9ez
spunoen, lpsl6es bon Gseil Hbppss u.
ben W1iQionGren, bic Das 2anb baben
tpollen, irrsssfu6rt lpurDe, Die 9ocz
rem eabsn Iolpeit mad, als mOglIh, Bis
fie io6en, oaB 9li4ts, ais Der pollItdns
bige 9sr5i9t ouf ibrs unab6dng9feit
@nslano 5ufrisosnIisGsn piiroe. Oa
lie gum ariegs gs5Ipun9en tporosn llrp.
lperosr bic 9psren iisgsn poer (tsrben.
Wir ertpartsn tsine 9iilfe bon anoez
rem Nutipnen, obsr mir frsuen uns
uber tire Spmpatbis uno 5reunbz
T6aft. Sranspaal III gu ieosr 3sit
bersit, srisbsn au FGiisBen, absr nur
untsr her 8eb;nauna abloluler 1nabz
6dnaiofeit. Uir tppGen feline 9ergrD=
| beruna un(erss @ebjstss, penn man
uns nur geHattet, fr;eolid gu se6sn.
5ranspaal miro in ben 6r;soensz
8soinsunssn liipuliren, oob bic 9olz
lGnoer BON Notal uno psr 8dpfoipnis,
pelde nit ben 8psren tdmpfien, ols
Srieafiibrenbs angeIe6sn psroen uno
fe;nsn Gissnthums &rlult erleiosn.
| Sf erfubr, baB einise bisIer Mdnner
esFanaen aenpmmen purosn unb in
Ser aapHaot tpsasn SodOerraihs pro-
5sIlirt p.roen Iollten. unisre 3sgIez
runa te.earapbirte an 2orb Salis6urp,
ooB mir, penn folhe Wtanner nidt dls
Srisesaefanaen. behanoeii fpsroen, an
ben Da6isr bsfinpli6sn britiltn 8sz
Fonssnen Wieoerperaettung iibsn mir
| ben. 2orb Satisburp erlpoerte, ben
asrnpunft umgsbnb. nit Der Oroz
funa, oaB sr mid perI0nli4 perantz
| portlia 6alten peroe, penn mir slnem
ein5iasn britil6sn Sefangsnsn audi
nur sin 9aar friimmsn. sd CLAUDE,
er tpOnts lasen. bic 8ritsn ipuroen
| mid. 6dnssn. Solde Orohungsn INN
Derdatlid unb f0nnen mid nl9t blns
bern. meine Pfliht osm Tatsrlano'
ssseniiber 3u srfiiaen. Die 5ranss
Daalz8ssierune antnprteIe 2oro ga
ilsburp. oab lie feline Drobunssn Rr'
aAts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-22
Sine S(otten : Demon TT "a
tion in 9ineitf9eH
@jendffern.


8erIin, q. Mdr5. - Cine p'fls
5i0is Q(qsntur psr0ffentiiht Geute elre
0epsTGe aus WoIhington, laut tpelher
ods nab Sutu bsprberte anlsritanIlhe
SriegsIdifT all elmer epentusllen 9es
mtirIdmsn 5lOttsn SemorItrdtIon
tAeiInabmen Iou, i'm Sale DE 6ineIi4
Ife Rsgisrung niAt prompte SAritte
SUR llnterbriidung Der 6riittnfeInDliz
den SempnitratiOnen Der etngebOrsnsu
Seftsn er9rfift.
Qpropn, 81. MGr3. - 0a3 6riz
tiI6e 9lustpGrtige Qtmt ertldrt, Die in
Berlin per0fFentliGts ga6riht iiber
cine 6eabIi6tigt', 9smeInIdme 6lottena
0smoritration in dineIrIAen 8cpdlz
fern fir un6egriinpet.
Gnglanb'5 81 ii Itun9en 3ur
Gee.
Qpnbpn, q. MGr8. - Die btiz
iiIte Reqierung bsfiir1tst, troB olSsr
o;plonrotiiGen Gs82ns IeuBetungen,
8erpidetpngsn in SitdIien uno perz
boQTtGnoigt r:e W'Obllma4ung sue
Ste nit ungeI6pddten Srdften, Sds
neue Sala6tihiff r8Ol;atb," Der nelle
Srsu3er ,2lrgonaut," bic Sprpeooz
bpptjdger Otter" uno rSanu5," loz
ME Die &reu5eriAuluppe nRoiurio"
haban geFsbl erbalten, p6ne AuIentbait
nah 4ineiilden 8epdIitrn ab5ugaben.
Seoe5 Srisgsi6iff Der britii4en Neus
rine, Dus Iestiifiig lit, tpirb 5um&ue9c
ausgsruItst. 2n Offi5isre ert6eilter
lIrlau6 1T 5urid genpTmen poroen.
uno Die WfariN 1T in jeOer &inIiht
bsrsit, Der MpbiLma4ung iofOrt 5olge
gu le;Iten.
2e1bs' MtfIion.
9(nttperpen, q. Mdr3. - Or.
9ebbs, Der biplomatiIte 4gsnt bes
SranspaaI in europa, pirb in bieIer
WoGe nd9 paris abreiitn. Dee
3pef oes ge Iu6es lit Elm ge6eimniB,
aber s5 pirb bs6ouptst, baB berielbe
nit siner Snterpentipn nidt5 gu tbun
fat. 9r. pan SDI4oten, Or. 2epos'
SetretGr, bebauptet, Or. 2spos' 2lna
THt na6 bdbe @evral 9fobert8 nit
isinar Yroflumdtion in europa @L1a
prud ma9en tpollen. Gr perIihert,
DuB bic Sranspaal 8oeren biz gum
Sooe ben 8rjten 8iDetfanb leiIteg
lperoen.
2(uItrofien'a &umpfs 4.
begier.
8eutugton Neuieelanp. Il.
MlGr3. - &c tern 1T bic pierts 2l6tbeia
lung rsu TesIdnoiI6er Sruppen nd9
bem Srieqsihouplab in SupaIrlfa abb
ge9angsn. Der Yremisrminiiter st.
| 8. GsDbon belt cine 2lniprafe an tle
2bfabrsnDsn. in Der er Den @ntidluB
2(uItratien's, oas PreItige bes britia
IdenRi6es aufre6t gu erbalten, nut9a
briifIi6 berpprbob. Gr iagle, &uItrua
len bdbs 100000 mdnnlihe Grlpac6a
itne, bic i'm Wdffengsbrau3 9eiibt uNS
bereit Iinb, na9 Siibafrita gu geben,
UNI oprt bic rsguldrs Irmee ab6ulDIen.
pena peren 0ienIte gsgen cine anoere
unFreunoli6sMa6t ge6rau6t purben.
0orp Solisburp's 2lntIpprt an Den
8osren 8rGI Iibenten unD ieine frsunDz
iduftliC6& g}ote na6 Wai6in9tpn, ipoa
rim iebe ausldnoiide Ginmiidung abb
qele6nt perbe, piiroen Don gtsuiseiano
6er3lit geb;G;gt. 2luitralien tpsroe
TietS auT Dem PoIten Isin, ptnn e3 ii4
um bic @rbaltung unp 8ertbeioigung
Der @eltma9tfeGung pes 9lutterlons
bes hanble.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-22
lint bic @rippe in stuei Sascm a
E,ss.

>S"s wv 0%tppC III 6Iuct $U9eU SH
furircn,
nebme man rSaratipe grpqno Nuiz
nine tablets" Qae Ipotbetsr ssben
bus 9slo 5uriid. psnn es gu beilen perz
fe6lt. 6. W. 9rope's Namenssuq lit
auf ieoer SGa4iel. 25 Gents,
Qpp2. .Do.u.M.6Mts)
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8 r g iu D & G o., R,n=9Oyt.
gg,rt5er 9.rr! I'd tpar fan sD.i Sabre lana
frdrf urb babe mid ben be-, trinbreniteH atr3ttn
Der Ger stccttn b.banb,ln laFtr. SD babe in
btibsm BaT,r baOrn unO bsibs: q8oH,r trint,n
uifsn in SO.sesriros art, ab,r ants id,Gua
bel mir ni6t an. epdttr los i'd Sbrs aui,ipe,
rub i9 babte, i'd Ionnt. ,jnmol l5re 9a,r Dsrs
iudjen, uao ba6, fat ,nti Sbudt.ln Uou Qenors
men, rabm ,D,i b.im e6laftnO,btn unO ,ins
nod Dem Grubiad uHo fs baber mir msbr CUE
o.bau, os au,s anD.r, mas id osnoumtn babe.
Sd bate ,ir 2tbrltioen. W,ine out urb auqtu
par.n gang gtIb; i'd iuar muot uuO ibIGirie;
fntlt. iUie ,iz 4rurttntr; bait. S4mcrJsn pirttt
iibr BEN Gdbtl, otraht, uIs ip.nn elm 8eibiniir
cbtn on Magtn ipGrt. 0i,ins eiueentbe puren
i.br ptrtoeft. Ttn Wunp uno meue 3unsS
narcn fat itts iOuno. D.in apsttit ipar tinieus
moS,r, bod tcnnt. id, ftine eptien otroautu;
fe la7tn mir i5p,r i'm 9tdotn uno sirise muno4
bon Sp,tn n,ust, i'd fo,0tr ausbrebtr. Sd
irnnt. uur l,i6t. unO l,i6t p,rOauli5s sp,iiea
qenieb.n. Ritts idid.n Sis mir abr Boot Of
ebpic.. g9tungsSsG
gen 3nuqg, @otseprinss, art.
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Wrunorisentbums -Dspartement.

=, Ste Little SniIirance & Srut Company" hat eiu
Srnnoeiqentbams Scpartement crrid)tct, inter 4c=
iun9 crs @rn. g8m. 8. Youltusp ci1ss @runOs
rud=6rpertcn.
Die politdnoioitc Site bon ,piini6mswrtbru
Srlno3lnlen, unablDsbGr uno ab!psbHr, fann III
Dlfem Viircdu etnGeieben merotn. &apitalircu tnO
ann SeiH6 cin9elaoen. 9eripncn, luelbs GrunOs
3inien 5u perfanfen iuinicben, ipcrben in Oclem
Stportcment iofort &dUier finosu.
8eio fnr Sar!eben ouf Soppptbefer lit or S1daS,
riifjnbEbar in monotlidcn poer DiertcliGbrlidtn
Rdfen, ootr nab eincm Scrmin bon cnem, jlptI
poer prei Sabr:n Seine 6onlmiifnncn, Gtbibrtn
poer 6introge=Gcbiihreu perocn berctuet.
Seripaltune opn 8rnnpciQcltbunt, ionic Ginfal=
trung pon oaus mietben uno GjrunDjinicn.
Sic yircauC fuo i'm rGqut taDle= @e= :
b uD ca GD
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9ieue 1Sriepenspferten ?
lDiSfrlprsdenSr Arie9snafr'd)ltn.
Sic scgsnwGrtisc Stufmng lit Den
Spcratiuncm amscblid, pic Soise
ncucr ,tutcr5unolungen.

praliosnt &riigsr IoG oagesen einsn
oslperalen aampf i'm Sranjs@6rslS
fadt prppN5e:t Gaben. - Die gs@
tpegurg gum Gntios bon Mafst;1s
idJsint ms Stodsu grdt9en gu
fem. 2pro Hobsrt5 lsBt DE
@ov6srsitun9sn fir ieins nddlts
geipeaung in ollsr Huhe fort. -
Gin brit:i6er Plan 5urTn nPaciT.ciz
runs" SiiDufrita's,
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l(s beIfeu lt,rIeblbar,

Nj. ,St. 9trnaro=Rrduttr: 9il,H t,i aan orqan.:
6en 4,io:n sic rtg,n bic Sbdtig',it or sri6laiis
ten g;btr pobltbdtig All, b:fOro'rn bic @.rOaunna.
traatn Jur GrEdbralns oe5 S0rpers, tcDe jnr Mus
btouHp orr ptrbrluHttu 0titerit BIZ. rtinl1sn oia
Rlut MD btlatn p.m 9lutanerano uad otm 9npi.
por in Dieitr StjiebunQ babtn ole 0tltn bic aus
ptn renit.n pepttubliittn stofim luiamata a..
Kat fno, i6on ipabrs 99inotrfuren ju Stanas 90.
braGi, une ntr fpe tinn,si in Der aoreelRrisbsR:u
Mge u,braaht bat, at SpJss Sa5c3 ROaa
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eSrct. Ycri6emft. sSret.

Sic III. G. Irms Mapp Eo6let 60" BON bent
gSuuitbc ouseebenD, paB ylc, ptlbc al &crDuuz
uuesidudbc, @artIeibiQfeit oD:r Soobrsnnen lti@
Den, cneu Seriub nit peren Soblcttcn ma6tn
rn,r has 6'slb Suriferitattlt NAB: ne iDIQsnOe
nprtbebuite Eicrte nur fitr cine bcibrdatte }eit:
ScOcr 4cron. mclobc ms p Gents fiir Gin . Gtsz
@odct pcr I'll. G. Nrmo & TupD"=5ublttten eins
icnntt, pcrOm mir portoirei ouber Dem Subletttn
ols @rdmie pcu rs lGums Ipi ct
ten 6 a en- her &Dn g i II" iuicnocn,
relbcr iibcr 100 niiSlide 2rtttl entbdlt. Sieier
rSnbilGums Snltttcn &atcn Der 5f6niaiu" linO
nnicre 25t. sSdac5tcl nit SGblcteu ipirD Sbnen
nat) Gmpfanq bon - Gents prrtpirci 5uocanot.
Nnr Gin 8odct irQeuo cine sIprcIc
l9entcn III alien StdDtcn INN Srtidlaiteu bcr=
!angt. Sbyeibt al urs Wcqcn Gin3tlHDeitcn.
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60. SaDrgang.

Salfimnrc= Sbip=S al,n= Bulletin.
S1'-o ppn Baltimore mad, .EaIh;natuu uno
lnriid SauitaQs uno Spnutnos omt Fir bie
gMIIatde1i Dis Sun fclQsubcn Mortaq sinidlebs
M9. Nls 3aOs Den sRopal eimitsoa ansae.
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Hnb rein psadab;Iiit, miIs unb suldsli6. si,
pruria4tn Ssa'0mmsus guouuuns, ssmsl,t. Gba
isbiruuS uns s.iunb. &tO,Imdsiot,it
Jnr bic 6eilnns aller Iassn>, Gins
gepsioes, Nisrens, SIaieuzScj6mrrs
ben, ylsrben Granibsitsn, Samurrz
hoioen, n.rnDies aopfmrb nns aae
Sfranibeiteu Der eeber.
9rsis 25 Gents prs S5a6t,l; psrtauit in alien
GpOtb,tsn, 0N,r per 4of mad smsfuna Sts 9Ai.s
0rianbt. RaApae 60, IS Sim etrt.t.
a.n=0ori.
adttn eli, eua.i Sab Sic .Tabipap's' ,r5aIt,n.
Gbtm 6i. oaraui, sab bic Der StdutsnsSa
sirunss'yaarls .H, q. r. snssiltbt iii en- bsHS
cai eii isqisA a.