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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
RABBIT RAISING.
aute Good Business for Any Boy
Who Loves Animals.

i little boy, who a year ago bought
J nice pair Of rabbits for 50 has raised
Om the original pair 81 rabbits, 4S
which he has sold at 81 apiece. The
tOSt of feeding has not been more
pan 50, so that the end of the year
|ndS him with five rabbits instead of
Rvo, and $41 to his credit in the bank,
Plter deducting the original capital.
It is best to start with limited
plumber of animals. acquiring some
2nCtlcal experience before branching
|ll too extensively. The three essen
|aS of a good rabbitry are ventila
Eon, light and dryness. once these
points have been gained 1t really mat.
KfN very little what kind of Il struc.
pre- comprises the rabbitry. Pure air
fnl plenty of it is of first Importance
The well-being Of friend Bunny, and
De great percentage of losses in rails.
g rabbits under cover can be direct
4 Traced to bad air. Light is an
ner indispensable, while the dry
ace conduces greatly to health dur.
The cold and damp months.
hulches for rabbits the size of the
EVglan hare should not be less than
Our feet long, two feet wide and one
ua one half feet high. For the
aa0er breeds one of less dimensions
~ no. The floor should be made as
su' as possible, either by means of
eueht or paint, and absolute cleanli-
IN must be observed, the bunnics
rug supplied with fresh beds of hay
Luy day. The hutches of the doe
Mould be provided with nest box: a
sVul' OF cracker box with an aper.
ule cut out as entrance and the in
nv, ulVlded into two sections Is adj
uaOy suited to the purpose.
'ue rabbits should be fed principally
A uy food, such as hay, oats, corn
~ STALE bread. An occasional feed
VaIrots Is also desirable. In sum-
K W uley are especially fond of dande.
%, '' never seeming to tire of this
%1cN @N and which. fortunately, nev.
o"rS mlureS them. Glover, plaintain and
a''oWS they eat greedily. Grass they
% n"t II Is not so much their nat
Dot, ~' looa as weeds, Once a day the
8iS oI''l and little ones should have a
Inn M VI bread and milk, which they
H. W round to devour with avidity.
n,' "n olher animals, rabbits should
Ferry day. '''" "'''
EvoS ,.ie n.,ie ones do not open their
<1%cn on tlllll n they are nine days old, and
kpoIn "ey take advantage of the first
-Olors. moment to leave the nest and
Homno... .neir mother into the larger
',a ',p"r'hent where she rests and
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
Time Covers OKenses.

The University of Virginia paid
fitting tribute to the memory of Edgar
Allan Poe, once a student of that in
stitution, on the Hftieth anniversary
of his death. A beautiful statue of
the immortal son of song and mis-
fortune was unveiled with appropri-
ate ceremonies an illustration of the
revenges of time. The venerable in
stitution of learning which so signally
honors the memory of Poe and seeks
to perpetuate his fame in enduring
marble once in the long ago expelled
from it's classic shades this wayward
child of genius for unbecoming con-
duct. But long ago his errors and
idiosyncrasies were forgotten, and
forgiven, and Virginia is now proud
to call him her son and 70 dc him
honor. Poe's career. blighted and cut
short by temperamental causes was
at once wonder and sorrow. His
life was a night wherein gloom bat
tied with the stars. The gloom dis.
appeared in his grave, but the stars
will remain aglow for the delight of
all generations that read of "Annabel
Lee" The Raven and "The Bells"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

rolk and before they went Vic was
4 Loose TO run about the garden by
Insolf He first relieved his feelings
A tearing up and down as hard as he
IrH 90 Then he saw that the grass
!, was strewn with Jacks toys
wooden horse with long black
,sno woolly dog, n ball, an engine
I'M various other things. Nic's eyes
.samed. He made for the woolly
s,g took It in his mouth, tore 1t,
lorIed it, growled at it, flew about
~ garden with it, and finally
EnOped it amongst the geraniums.
then he turned his attention to the
I'M He took it between his paws
hi gpawed it; lay on his back and
I,sped It between all four paws,
Irked IT, rolled over and over on the
ass with it, turned somersaults over
and when at last he was tired of IL,
kent in and investigated the engine.
tbere was a string tied to it. Vic
ok the string in his mouth and gal.
lped up and down the garden W
engine humping or Jerking behind
lm 1t lost a wheel and its funn
|fore he had done with it. Last of
II he attacked the wooden horse. The
4 obe animal was twice as big as Vic
Imself, but nothing daunted, Vic
] .pzed It by the name, overturned il
F.. .nd dragged it across the grass and
Down a fight of steps at the end Of
! be garden. There he stood for a mo-
bent painting, looking triumphantly
\ the prostrate horse. And then, as
n was getting tired, and there
temed to be no more mischief to he
FOne, he retired to a chair that stood
b the grass. and, curling himself up
b it, fell fast asleep. He had made
|p for the afternoons misery. Every
fog has his day, and that was Vic's.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
Serious Subjects FOR Serious People
Carefully Edited.
The NecessIty for MIssIonary zeal.

The Necessity for Missionary Zeal.
In 1882 the Flat Head and Nez
Perces Indians heard through the
lroquois. about the Bible and the
Saviour In solemn council they re-
solved to send four messengers 10
the rising sun for the book from
heaven After many dangers and
one thousand miles of travel the one
survivor reached st Louis. Here he
fell in with General Clark, a Roman
list, who took him to his church and
to the theatre
When about to return the disap-
pointed messenger said: 81 came to
you with one eye partly opened ! go
back with both eyes closed and both
arms broken My people sent me %
obtain that Book from Heaven. You
took me where your women dance as
we do not allow ours to dance, and
the Book was not there You took
me where | saw men worship God
with candles, and the Book was not
there am now to return without it,
and my people will die in darkness"
This sad lamentation was over
heard by a young man who wrote of
1t to friends at Pittsburg and from
them it passed to Catlin, the famous
portrait maker He said Give the
Bible to the world" Ere long mis-.
sionary Lee and others started in
search of the tribes and they received
the gospel gladly and became happy
in its salvation.
Whatever keeps the Bible from the
people or the people from the Bible
Is a practical rejection of the Christ
who Is in the Book.-E. A. DeVore.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

The Universalists have adopted a
new creed and if no other standard is
to be recognized than its simple and
Catholic principles bcth orthodox and
liberal can accept its terms with very
little of mental reservation. Except
alone in the one affirmation in regard
to the final restoration of all souls,
the creed is surrender of all other
points of contention Already steps
have been taken tui bringing Uni
versalists, Unitarians and certain
liberal Congregationists into closer
afIiliation and possibly into an or
ganized union. The movement is
much to be desired because of it's
greater charity and broader fra
ternity.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
Church Rebellion.

Did you ever hear of church mem
bers rebelling against their pastor?
Usually he has to move on as the re-
suit but the church stands still. 1t
can only move up or down; and insur-
rection very rarely is beneficial, and
so the church by not going up surely
goes down.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

Twill earnestly seek for myself and
do what / can to help others attain,
the highest New Testament standard
of experience and life. | will abstain
from all those forms of worldly
amusement forbidden by the Dis
cipline of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and | will attend, so far as
possible, the religious meetings of the
Chapter and the Church, and take
some active part In them.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

a crimson ..a,.: covered the race
that she turned from him, and her
lips tremblcd while she smiled.
you are growing jealous Charley
she said lightly; and you promised
that should never be-"
lie let this equivocal answer pass,
and he blamed himself afterward that
he did so. He felt veXed and disap-
pointed. He was too proud to pursue
the subject and II ended there. But
three minutes afterward May laid her
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
True Repentance.

A gentleman once asked Sunday.
school what was meant by the word
repentance. A little boy raised his
hand.
"Well, what is it, my lad?"
"Being sorry for your sins" was
the answer. A little girl on the back
seat raised her hand.
"Well, my little girl, what do you
think?" asked the gentleman.
81 think" said the child its being
sorry enough to quit"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

The 4th of next July has been des-
ignated as the date for dedicating the
Spanish War memorial of captured
guns in Hagerstown. The mounting
of the guns will cost about $4,000.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

They talk about wamankind may be
all right, but there is not one who
would hesitate to beat the carpet, pound
the beefsteak and whip the cream.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

Additional local trains Win leave Harrisburg
daily, except sunday for Carlisle ana iuterinedi-
ate stations ut .. 30 a, M, 200 %. M. 5.l6 p. m.
go p. m. ana lu.ll p. m.. also for Mechanics
burg. nllShurg aud intermediate stations at
3. ll 81. m. Am of the above trains viii stop nt
2ud street Harrisburg 20 take on passengers
Nos. aud q ruu daily between Harrisburg
and HugeBtOwn
Daily.
Daily except sunday.
ON Supluys VIII leave Philadelphia at I80
p. m
Pullman pance sleeping ears between New
York ana Knoxville Tenn, on trains j west
and i0 caste
Through c0lchcs to and FROM Philadelphia
on trains aud east and and west.
SOUTHERN PENN'A r. R. TRAINS.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
Benediction.

Leader-The Lord bless thee and
keep thee.
Response-The Lord make his face
shine upon thee, and be gracious unto
thee.
All-The Lord lift up his counter.
ance upon thee, and give thee peace.
Amen.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
Spiritual Purpose.

There is nothing more important
than to have spiritual purpose, to
know why you have it and to be sure
that it will pay you to make any
sacrifice for it's accomplishment
Rev. George II. Hepworth.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
What Mary Did.

Vos r e great exposition in Omaha it
ster "e on custom for the people to reg
nj sta, sign their names in the differ.
stcreS o,",e buildings, People who reg,
,atIon were asked to give their occu-
NM n 80 mat the book read like
Brown 'O'lh smith, farmer" "Thomas
A lltn carpentcr,' and so on.
M a Sn,,lG n, goldcn.haired girl asked that
Edto sn' % register She was told to
hls ,v ner W name and occupation. ana
helm n'a "ral She wrote; MARY Jones:
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

They say that women dress to please
the men but, despite the fact that the
latter unanimously condemn the train,
it still hangs on.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03
ron COUNTY NEWS.
WORK OF VIC.

u. Enjoyed Himself One Warm
Afternoon.
=, tbe terror pup, was disgusted.
sno lovely afternoon he had been
chained up, just because Gerald,
\, was afraid of dogs, had come to
r. IN the garden with Jack. Jack
I, yic's four-year.old MASTER and
|,,d was Jacks little friend. All
afternoon the two boys played
n, lacks toys, and raced and
|.,oed and enjoyed their liberty
|sIIo moor Vie, in full view of them,
an at the end of his chain, and
,'d on with brown, wistful eye
'smlng dismally. But presently his
~ came. The boys were taken for
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

A man is known by the company he
keeps, but how about the people that
stick themselves on us?
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

The young man who considers his
best girl the light of his life naturally
doesn't mind sitting in the dark.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

AinL :, is always lot of people who
paO,s 'pa' they could spend a rich
|Oes n ~oney so much better than he
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

"Who do you suppose invents such
idiotic expressions as wouldn't that
jar you"n
'Giye it up. But wouldn't they jolt
youYn
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

enn,,' e a new suit for you, said the
secn;, Snerlif on the morning of the
'Pos - grunted the condemned.
IMn 0Hce In my life I'll be dressed to
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-03

Connection fur all stations ON Cumberland
Nnlley RnIlroad and Pennsylvania Railrond
system,
H. a. RinplE T. IT, BOYp
Genl Pass Agent Supt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
osrbiffpere Imsrifanerin fonnte iih
ia AUDI eiumaf fir bic &unTt oPfsrn.

Der Mainser IuafeIs
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Aus teI1ern ni4t erboben
pirb b. Die Nustslunss : 0e9sn<
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GtdotbibI:otbef in Mains sintrsffen.
Die 6iItorii9e Q~usiteauns p!ro Don
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ihritte i'm 9uhprud : @etpsrba bon
Der dltel item Bis in bic Nsu5sit 5eisen.
DIS Musltsllunssrdume psrosn bsnuBt
fir bi, Mai6insn 0itorlhs uao
nsuere), ebenio fir fhpsre 9sgenlt anz
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Saal, bic StabtbibllotHt i'm srltsn
uno spsiten @tpd nimmt Die Sii6erz
ffdbe etc. auf. Don Nsbengepsrben
tpsrosn 5usslahen: Su4binosrsnn,
@driftoiebersisn. 5arbsn 5abriten,
Stersotppisn etc. aus lebtsrsr alaf1s
fat bic erlts DIirsi9ide SrodsnzStez
rsotppis : 9sisuidaft eins 4u~sItslung
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Sutsnbsrs, : Muisum pat Elm Qmsriz
tatlsr photographer aler erit:renosn
Maidinsn uno 5ablreiGs Moosas gum
Gei6snf ssmaat. Cine 9ar(sm:r
6irma ftsut ate 8u4bidtter uno pa5u
aeh0rioe Snpen aug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Streit au1 ben Sihterruhnl.

Oils Dor oreibis Sabren oas 2iso
Don Der vWodt am Rhsin" in Der
bsut'6en 8slt ibsr yeu9t Eriibmt
puros, pubte man ben Namsn bes
Ditters nidt glsih, mas CUR 5olse
bate, bab iia iofort brsi ODER pier
bt56sr 5ienli9 unbetannte Rsimz
ihmisoe mslosten, pelfe itb init lis=
bsnsrpiiroigsr 9eIdeicen6sit aIs Die
@srfafsr beg eetpalt;ssn S9ludteez
ianses htonntsn. Inter bisisn par
audi Wolfgang Miiaer BON aDnigss
pinter, bs1sn Nams ssrabe oamals
unfine, 6etarnt gu psrbsn. YlDblih
purbs nun bag Iutprre6t oes ldngit
%perItorbensn unb pergsFenen Shnedene
burger feitesIism. uno MuIIer 5os nit
LANCER Naie ab.
Gin Gbnlifes Sdidial Fat oas
Sal erlisp bss Moro0l Hidden Sdngere
bunoes," rpelfes jeBt auF Soften Dss
9unbes componirt tporoen 1T. piDb@
li9 fKl es %Ssmanoem Elm, na4 Dem
O:htsr gu frdeen. unO ea mo6te man
bsnn bic gntoedune. raB bsr Oihler,
pie iebsr edts 8pltsoiGtsr, namsnlos
mar.
Der 3uitanb bausrte absr niht lam
qe, bsnn bic @eIsssnbsit, auf biaies
Dsiis sinsn O;9terruhm gu ertpsrbsn,
mar gu Nrlodsnb. 3usr1t trat psr
@dneer=8ete &arl Sdnesr nit
ieinem NnIpruh duf bic Iutoridaft
bsrpor, uno be boherfreusn Sanssss
briibsr tparsn bereits babel, fire 8utz
t.rie'n gum preiie bss qpoaozSiinsers
porfobren gu laRen, als in elmer Git
srna Der 5sitbsbDroe folesnoer protelt
bon oem ons.blih pirtli4sn Didter
Sahsmann psrleisn purbe:
vOisies @soiht srihten. o6ne mein
gorpiien. gum eritsn Mals in Der
pom ,~1301nerIWdnnsrHor" Dor einsm
Dsssnnium Bel @rOffnuns Der inatpie
sdsn abeebranntsn r30Gnsr : 5a0e"
bsraugssgsbspn n5airz3:i!uns." Msin
ssreuno, Der jsBt in Raosnsrpoob mob
nsnbe Or. Steiner. batte IS untsr msIz
men Manuifripten aufssftD6ert uno in
Der u9sairz3situns" p.rDffsntli4t, ohne
midi porber Jim Gulaubnib gu fraesn.
9isr feben sic ben bstreffeuoen Nusz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Gs ttiBt, puB eiu aHDsrrr eroBtr C3eanDampftr
etbaut pirp, Der itIbft nit DIR bcriibmttn gOudnic"
GIT Gr6bs r~iprliiren miro. Wie qsp0bnlib, itsbt
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llntern,bntns. gInlsritG ibtiut tntibiOTtn gu itin.
ms @r0bte ju bubtn, iti IS in S~ampfibifitr, Der
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Der Wh.Diiin trrti6t porOtn iii. Gs bat itintd
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lid ielbit iorstn. Gs 9;cbt Ni6ts, ME pidie be-
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tung, 9eritOpfuHg uno Nsrp6ftdt. IS rerbiitst ftrz
ntr Malaria unO tdltss 5itbtr. &c 1T sH eptjis
iifunt, Dds uui DEN Srunp qcbt uRo ioiort bis an
Den SiB 0es 2siO:ns p~orDrinQt. 9rrgep;T,rt Sud,
0ab SIR oas ,bt, nit siH:r 4rtuat. Stsutrnarts am
6alis Der Glai6e 3stommt, ODER IS miro SUD Hibt
hrifsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
gBrftrrn=W nrBlanOz 8abn.

Srst Graft en- lG. 5anuat 1900.
SH1t p,rlaFen 0iGtu=5 "td'ioa. nj: io!9t:
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20 Rororg-Qsh=5 hHsllu3, 6lupFl'Eit y. ID
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1919, puBoeHommtn 6onntaas g.
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IIb bon GmOggsGroor SaE!i5N uhe %. & 81
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I'd Grmitssnt0 uno sA. & W. s8abHs nap
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,S3 Naturalization fir Gmore=grOO,.
% gdbmiiiac5-ErD fir Nori u. q. & 6.zTio.
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oua Fr,arit. Gmmittsbur9, sbipp,nsburQ una
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1925 Qbm03-Ii.orr. iir gnorbsgror..
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1855 A5Caas-Nttom. idr GmoresGroos.
Sia.ts una Gspod'Sirsau @t. III, GRs8altiH
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Wu9in Oeut 9lanotp a d t
man gu Der @rtenntnfB ouf, bab Die
8oloninlpolitIt bDuig pertblos lit.
Mu4 bort madt man bic 8a9rnsb.
muna, 'Sab man fir ieoe Meart Waare,
Bic bertduft tpiro. 5tpsi Marf aus Dem
Dffentliden SHab 8uIe9sn mlB. SelbH
bic beItsu uno dlteItsn &olonisn psiien
Die ndmli6e G%rfdbrung auf. Der 80
ben lit obne 3neifel iebr iippig uno err
asugt 0ielss, mas Iih in Oeuti6lanp
poribsilbaft pertpenben ldbt, ausin ss
feblen bic Irbeiter. Die gingeborsnsn
tprlIen ni9t arbeitsn, unb bic WsiBen
f0nnsn unter einsm fo19' mDrosrii den
5immels1tri6 nidt arbeiten. Sn ben
pbilippinen palten senau bic ndml;s
den 9srbdltnihs Dor. Nusin mir tpsr=
bsn oFfenbar nod cine Qn5a9l BON
5utsberten BON Wi1ionen Dollars an
bic grparIionspolifif pergeuoen mill
fen, Bis benz amerifaniiden 9plfs Elm
Ssifeniisoer aufgsbt. (G. golts6l.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

3riegsflotten : 6 pibemie
iiberaa! Iu6 bic 5rdn5oisn baden
cine rslte Marine : 9orlage, poer pislz
msbr fiirf chamber ergdn5enoe 8orlaz
gen, an bic 8ammer gebru4t. Sn
fiebsn Sabren ioG Die Sssma6t Der
Gspubl;f UNI feds 2inisn : pdn5srz
f9iffe, flint gepun5srte 8reu5sr, %
9orpsooiGger, 112 5orpeooboots uno
% llntsriee : Sprpsboboote - alIo
um 1T nsus Sabr5eugs - bermebrt
tpsrben. Damn bat 6rantrei6 bier
9anssrgei6paosr gu ie feds SAla9ts
ihiFfsn uno einem GriubI6iff. Die
s3abl Der gspan5srtsn Sreu5er 6etrdgt
bann "a. Ulit ben i'm Ban begriFfsz
ren SrisgsI6iFfen tpiro Oieie Marines
9orlage uber 900 MiaiOnsn Sroncs
tpIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Uirainicn's @nnbcrfabte.

Der Staut 8irginisn mar Dor 124
Sabren Das bsosutenoFte uno angeisz
6enIte 9emsjnpsisn oes jungsn Stoa@
tsnbunoes unb fat benz 2unoe mebr
Prdioenien gsgs6en, als lrssno Elm
onDsrer. Mit Der Qusbreltung Der
Sfiabsrei gu WnTana bisIss Sa1rbun@
osrts 6egann Der Hjdgang, bic tpelBs
@iupanoeruns bOrte fat gang auf uno
pa Der Stdat i'm SauptItapei : Pro@
butt nidt nit ben 9olfiiaaten Nett
siFsrn %fonnts, 10 fiigte sr lih ttllz
Tdipsiasno in bic ibm ~5ufaQenos Hous,
Zen 2sbtsrsr bas gssignsts Stlaoens
material gu liefern.
Der grpBs 8irgsrfrieg, our6 MEL
den bic Stldperei binpesgsf'gt puree,
puro 6uuptsG4iih uuf pir9inildsm
8ooen ausgefohten II. perni6tete Den
Wo1liiano oss Staatea ouf pieIe Sab
re, auBsrbem puroe Der ulte Staat
audi np9 purh bic Ibtrennung feiner
8sitfGlfte in spei 3feile geldnitten.
Set benz lebtsn Menfhsnalter bat
Ti6 Der Staat nun langIam erbolt uno
feline 3una6me tieIt init ben raid
lpafTenoen @emeinfpe|en bes WeIttns
uno Noropeitsns ui6tShritt, i'm &C.
oentfsil, @ieles bsutete auf einen fat
9roniId e%stporosnen 0srfaa.
Sn oieIem ni6t iehr erfreuli6en3uz
itanbe MAIDEN mir cine msrfDiirDige
8abrnsbmune. WG6renb Der leBten
FinF3ebn Safrs finb in @irginisn 5meI
Gtdb.e emporgsipd6Ten, bic in ibrem
roE6enSmporblifen 60ditens NIT Der
8unoerltabt bes WeItens Gan 5ranz
3iscp psrgli6en tperoen t0nnen, 3oaz
npfe uno Heipport : Netps.
Roanpfe mar nod bor Ie6s3ebn
eSu6rsn Elm unidsinlidwr Srt bon tpez
Mig Sdulern. als Elm Ipetulirenoer
StGotegriinoer feline ni6tige Gage II.
Feline inFolae reider G%iIengruben MIDI
tigsn Siilfsqusaen erlannte. Sn fur
ger 53eit fdtte es @toblpsrte uno Waz
fdinen : 5a6rifen, tpar Der Snotenz
punt mebrererg len6a6nen unb Itrebt
nit oGer Ma6t uah Der oritten 9angz
ftellune i'm Staate.
@unber6ar, ME bas Wd6st6um
Roanote's mar, 10 tpirb es bod nod
bon einsm anberen Srte in 8%irginien
iibertroffen.
gu Mnfong BEG 8urgsrtrieess err
belt bic Qonb3unge an Der Miinbung
bes Sosames : Hiper afs 8srpflegungsz
8olis Der 6al6inIef : Mrnlse unter
Mcglenan eroBe8soeutung uno Nefpz
port : gtstps purbe tdglih in ben
arieasna9rihten gsnunnt. Na6 Dem
SrieQe perf9panb bas bort raid enz
pprqepahisne gilsItdbtfen pieoer
raid, obsr bic ginTtige Gage ma UNI
teroefen erfannt tporben, II. tpG6reno
Der leBten Sabre lit Ne!pport : Neps
punosrbar emporgetpof1en, 10 ooB
man es bereits bas r2tperpool Imerlz
fa's" nennt unb Fein 6oFen benz bon
Baltimore MISUNDERSTANDING ntd6t.
Ser Grport bon Nepportzgstp miro
bur6 stpei erobe lsiItungsfdbigs8abnz
GbItems, bic in bic 9aumfpouenitaaz
ten BEG Giibens unb an bic 8etrefoez
Tpei6er beg ToropeItens reider, gez
ipeilt. 0ie 8uusfmenbs @diFTFahrt
uno bic eiinltiee Gage oes Srtes
bradte 5atlreihe S~nouitrien oortbin.
barunter einen S6iTfsbaubof, tpel6er
1000 Mrbsitsr beTtdFtigt. Oa5u tumz
men tGgli6 nsus Proiette unb Der 3uz
sug bon @eFhGftsleuten uno @rbeitz
fufenben 1T bsItduoig.
2eiber fann man nt6t ouhel6s BON
eunsen Stouts Iagen, Der nod ni6t
aus benz G6lafs, in ben i'm Der 8iir=
esrfries perfebt bate, dufgetpd6t 1T.