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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-03

High living. in'emperance. exposure
ard many other things bring on Brlghrs
dls-ase Foiay4 Kidney Cure Will pre-
vent Brights disease and all other kid
ney 1r bladder disorders II taken in time.
BE sure % axe Foley's Hart's drug
store
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-03

Mrs : Il. Airport; Jamestown. Pa.
says Our Ut.le C.rl almos, s;ungled
I'd 3s'-h wiki Group The doctors said
she couldn't live hut she was instantly
relieved oy one Minute Cough Cure"
cHAS ROGERS. Druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-03

The Macon woman who Rusk.aiErd
her husband ana was IN ,uru maro11ed
bv her MlBs Nigh; drop line 90
pow.e who has a large variety NJ
happy homes s'r ,le homeless ones who
hlya ;ha courage q their convictions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-03

In cas- $ II Group give ths little Cnes
one Minute CougA Cure Then rcst easy
AMI have n1 fear. /, never fails. Pleas
an; 90 aka always safe. sure ami al
most instantaneous IN effect CHAS.
ROGERS. Druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-03
SAVED TWO FROM DEATH.

]. W. JACOBS. c. Q. NJ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
Lincoln's Last "Good Night"

Doorkeeper Fender. of the White House.
 in Leslie's Weekly.
 'I was the last person to whom Lincoln ever said good night at the White House. Good night, Pendel, were his very words to me as 1 opened the door for him. and he went out to receive the Grevious wound that caused his untimely death. After that verytlIing happened. I was on night duty. It was close upon 10 clock, I recall. and 1 was sitting in one of the big chairs In the alcove window facing the lower part of the city. Sud denly I saw a confused mass of hurried lights approaching the White House from the direction of the theatre. They came up the avenue at furious gait, so mixed that there seemed to be blurr. My heart jumped, for feared that something no tangible idea of what it might be. Then there came a sharp ring at the bell l was young then and I sprang to the door without delay.
 When I swung the door open quickly there stood Senator Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts. He looked very pale and worried. He asked rather sharply wheth- CT the President had returned. When l home, he inquired anxiously if I had heard that anything had happened. When | said had heard nothing MT. Sum ner looked immensely relieved. He ex- plained that he had heard some vague rumor that something had happened to the President. l was all of a tremor. but the better spirits of MT. Sumner reas- ssured me. The Senator and those with life left at once. Then my sense of relic: disappeared. closed the door and re- turned to my seat in the window. but could not rid myself of the feeling that something of grave importance was inn stliy story had caused the interruption of the quiet at the White House. but the presentiment of disaster grow stronger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
HAD BRONCHITIS IS YEARS.

had bronchitis for fifteen years, and last winter I took a bad cough which developed into pneumonia. had the doctor and got no better so After taking the first d that I purchased two more bottles. ', and think by the time I have finished " thankful to you for the good your MRS. l.. J. Porrs,
 Rollinsville, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
and stronger.

Suddenly I heard hurried footsteps coming up the gravel walk. These were followed by violent pull at the door bell. The late caller was Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture. He was deathly pale, and there was a glitter -in his eyes that I did not like. His voice was strained and unnatural as he olurted out hoarsaly: My God! they've shot the President! I was speeches. with grief and horror. I could not for few mo- ments realize the truth of the situation. MT Newton stood near the door with ona of his hands over his eyes. the other resting on the easement. and he was trembling with excitement. After a mini ute, 1t occurred to me all at once. that be made acquainted with the terrible news
 "iIastening along the upper corrid DTS. I came upon Captain Robert Lincoln, tn, Presid ant's eldest son. He had not yet retired. and I remember that he had a medicine bottle in one hand and a spoon in the other. as though in the act of measuring out a dose of the liquid came over his face as I cried out the ter rible tidings. Unconsciously he allowed the bottle to drop from one hand anl then the spoon from the other. The m"d- icine was thick and black and gurgled out over the carpet. I could rot help at that time comparing 1t with blool and I drew back. with shudder.
 After a few minutes Captain Lincoln recovered his corposu.A tn somt extent and ordered me to notify Major Hay. tn Presidents military secretary now MT McKinley's Secretary of State. I gave Major Hay the grievous news and he at once hastened down town In company with Captain Lincoln. The bad news spread like lightning. Soon every one in the house crowded around me and with them came little Tad Lincoln. the Pres idents baby and the favorite of the White House He was twelve years old at the time, and half dead from anxiety and grief, as he put his arms around my neck and sobbed Oh. Tom pendei! they've killed my papa All that niSht I watched and waited rntil the Prasidant hreathed his last. On the next day Mrs. Lincoln appointed me to he present at the post mortern examinatton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
Differences of Time.

Saturday Review.
 The time of day differs in Moret-sur- Loing; differs, also, in neighhoring vil- lages. For miles around the clocks strike independently instead of in chorus, so that it is 10 at the station when 1t is ten minutes to in our hotel: a qnarter to 10 outside the local bijoutier's-but Il hours within. When these clocks have done striking the church clock starts; there is no corrohoration, no unanimity. However who cares, who worries? that suiIices. We are late or we are early. We get accustomed to being strangely in thre places at the very same hour. Should a friend be pressed, we can say, That clock is fast" if hs weary IS, we reed not hesitate to de- clare it slow. And watches vary; time is of no moment in Moret. Further still from Fontaine ble3u, in the village of Greg, the two or three hundred inhabi- tants rely chiefly on the Cure for the hour. He alone controls tho church clock; but he, an iras,ihle old gentleman. often quarrels with the Mayor. and on these occasions stops the clock immediately. revengefully. Once tho quarrel lasted three whole months; fr three whole months the hands of the clock remained stationary. The Mayor protested. but the Cure ignored him. When al last the Mayer withdrew his objection to the point at issue the Cure allowed the clock to go again. And now. if ever the Mayor and Cure digsgrce. the Cure stops the clock. tho Mayor protests, .the Cure ignores him; and Gre. has no church clock to tell the time until the unhappy Mayor givesFn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
FOR THROAT AND CHEST.

lean PINE TARHoNEY to
  cough and having tried nnuerabe relief few doses and cured 2Scent botteEDw 227 Street, St. Louis, Mo- ...4.a-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06

Thank God for this blessed oblivion! S, you see I did not invite you down into cellar. but up on a throne; not into the graveyard to which all materialism is destined, but into garden all abloom com with everlasting remembrance. The frown of my first text has become the kiss of the second text. Humiliation has become coronation. The wringing hands of a great agony have become the slap ping hands of a great joy. The requiem with which we began has become the grand march with which we close. The tear of sadness that rolled down our cheek has struck the lip on which sits the laughter of eternal trimph.
 lCnnYrieht 1901. Louis Klonsch. N. Y.O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
tian memory of H.. who departed this

tian memory of H., who departed this life without human assistance"
 farmer. whose initials only are given, bf 5hig6 own epitaph. has this memoriaI: Fbess rests m God r. K. He lived tysHIty- six years as man and thirty-seveu years, as husband"
 Un the tomb of d man who fell from a roof and was killed are these words: Here fell Jacob Hosennkopf from the roof into eternity.
 This wall of a desolate husband caps the climax: Tears cannot bring thee back to life, therefore 1 weep"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
Some Tyrolian Epitaphs.

A German traveller has discovered some quaint epita phs in 3 Tyrocan cemetery, says Household Words.
 On a tombstone in vallcv of T,lv was this inscription. Tn pious ra,Y,e,,,. hrance of the honest widow Anna KriedI. forty years long"
 A miller is thus remembered: Tn Chris
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06

A han 3somo memorial window in memo: y ot Lieutenant -Co Commander T. B. NJ Mascn hls been received at tfe Annsp polls Naval Aclt ny and will be placed in he chapel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
ONE BOTTLE CURED LA GRIPPE.

Ihave been suffering time La Grippe pur chased one of Dr. PTNE-TAR-HONEY, and it relief cheerful1y recommend suffering from this ma1ady.C1arence B. Horne Manager Horne & Trace Sign Co.,, Louisville Ky.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

@efeBesIbertreter b e.
It t. - Squire 2epis bate gez
tern 9fa9mittag cine Nn3abl @eIez
besIbertreier oor ii9, benen sr Strdz
fen auferlegte, pel4e tie na6ri9ein=
lid perunlahen nerpen, in 3ufunft
Der angebli9 6linoen Suiticiu 10 pett
als mDqli6 aus benz Mege gu geben.
eSames 8urriT6, Elm SO Sabre alter
b06mii6er S6neiDer, Der i9on borz
her me6rmals amerifaniI6e Suiti3 an
iia IeI6if empfano. itano Dor Sr.
G6ren 2epts unter berNnI9uloigung
Der 5rieoensft0rung uno puroe gu
Der b061t mDgli9en Strafe, 3a6lung
ppn $50 uno&piten, berDpnnert. Bar
rid ertlGrte benz Squire, buB er in
feinem 6~anbperfe in 80 Sagen nt9t
10 piel grofit MAIDEN f0nne, uno
na6m nit Der grOBten 9emiitblidfeit
bic 6OztGgige 6reifpit i'm StdOt : Sc
fdnsniB an.
Minnie S6riber I9eint au9 benz
10 unperleBbaren Srieoen in Norooitz
Baltimore einen ber6en STOP perieBt
su baben. Sic ion ii9, ais Die go
Iiaiften 8aorind unb @inters tie perz
bafteten, auf bas StraBenpflaiter gez
leqt uno bic poli5iiten bei9impft baz
ben. SIS uno Soften lautete bas Ia
lomonif6e urt6eil bes Squire 2epis.
Minnie fonnte au9 ni9t 5ablen unb
lit Biz gnbe Sftober Sat i'm n9otel
9oble."
@eben mad Gbuttanoo=
a. Dis 9elegaten bes rSriolez
3peiqes g}r. 176 be5 Nationalz8erz
ems Der 8rieftrdger" reiien amSumz
itaa folgenbs 6erren CUR II. Sabresz
Convention mad Chattanooga ,Senn.:
Martin 80nig, 8m. 8. Sees, Sobn
5unberIon, u. 8. Gontlin. Robt. 8,
Safe, 4lfreb g. 8ua, 8. s. Meier.
8. s. 6aiterb, George 80. O'Rourte,
8. s. Sor, @m. &anfle, CHARLES 8.
G6anep, George 90. Carroll unb G.6.
E~anfbanel; Steqpertreter: s. S.9ol=
mes, Oapib Bennett, SEP. 6. WiIe,
8. SO. 9tange, 80. 8. Wurter, s. S.
Moeslein, Wm. 5. MiGiams. jun., 6.
8. &utb, 6. Muguire, $. 4dermann
unb s. s. Carroll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

Gin tbeueres S4lGf4en n.
= 9eprqe 9leinfelter, alias Ginger
feloer, tpurbe geitern bonn 8oli3eiri6z
ter 2elpis in Der norb0itIi9en YoIi=
AGITATION ieinem prO3eBDerfabren
i~i6erfpteien, uno 3ipar unter Der On
f9uIbigung, cine S9eere, 5pei Raiirz
mefer uno einen Sncu6ator : 5bsrz
mometer i'm 8ert6e BON $500 geito6z
len gu 6dben, pel9e gigent6um oes
6rn. So6n s. MebeG, Nr. TO, 5urz
forb : Ipenle, tparen. Den 3eugenz
ausIagen sufolge mar &leinfelter Elm
@ngefteGter bes 6rn. WeBel, Der Ser
i60nerungsfiinitler unD 5uglei6
4gent elmer 6irmu lit, pel9e itd nit
Der par force 9ultur bon 6iibnern,
reip. Nus6riitung Der 6i6nereier
mittelit Sncubator bef9dftigt. Dor
etnigen Sdgen perf6pano 8leinfelter
plDBli9 unb nit ibm ange6lt4 au4
obtge @erid0nerungs : Werf5euge.
Nls Squire" 2etpis ben 4rreftanten
fragte, mas er NIT ben Werf5eugen
Der 8artperi90nerungstunit anqe>
fangen, erfldrte berielbe, er babe ti.z
ielben in Der Rodtdi4e geba6t, iei
am Murib Marfte eingef4lafen uno
als er uufpa6te, bate 9rn. @eBel's
8efBtbum nu6rf6einli9 8eine BE-
fommen, benin in ieinen Saf9en babe
er es ni9t mebr borgefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29
Eus Drm Snnereu Nnrblano's nIb
ben aEarrn3cnben Staaten.
WipI Vfirft6c c.

@om Oftufer fotpo1f, ais au9 pon
tpeitli6en Marplano ipirb bert9tet.
bah bic 9firii9e cine auBeroroentli6e
Grnte liefern. @om Situfer iinb
aanae Gifenbabnsiige ppG mad Netp=
Worf uno benz Norben gelanbt norz
ben.
G1narses 9aufgeftnbel.
I'm einem Negerlager III Der vWeit=
Iiden MarplGnber Balm" Bel Sasersz
tpfpn tpurbe Der Rsser CD. Pair bon
feinem RoHenscnohen Robert 9orib
in einem @treitc in's 8ein eefdofen.
Der GdtebbolD purpe perbaftet. @s
mar in bewfelben Eager, mo- bor bier
Wo9en Der gseser 8urren erf4onen
purbe. Ser WGrber tit bis CUR 3eit
nod ni9t erpiiat@ tporoen.
NbIeben.
en- Horfolf, 3d., lit Der friibere
botel6eiiber @eo. 90. aenneop, Der
audi in Baltimore gut betannt TT, i'm
Otter BON SO Sabren g%eitorben.
a1f9miin5 erpti9t.
en- Cumberland lit Mi6ael Sriebz
lein unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING perbafz
fet pptben, elmer Der Bel Rodpooo,
ga., aufseft0berten 5ali9miin5er gu
iein. Der i9on friibsr feitsenommene
6arpen 6emminger mar Der 5uhrer
Der ganbe, tpeld)e fir $1,000 gefdlfAte
0iertelbonars unb 3ebn=@entsitiide
in lImlauf brafte. Die @ebeimppliz
aiiten fanbsn bic @pparate gum Ser
ffeuen Der Minsen.
Selb tmprb.
en- Montepibep, 8 Mleilen Don 9ar>
ri5onbure, 3d., bat ii4 Der 25zjdbrige
Mnbretp Morris tpegen zines Streite3
nit feiasr Srau eridohen.
Semptratifde q Comma
tionen.
en- Cambridge baben bic Oenlotraz
ter BON Oor9eiterz @ountp f%olsenoes
sidet aufseiteGt: Staats@S enat =
MiMiam S. Mpplesdrtb; untsrbous-
gilcbman 81. 9adett, Sames 9.
G1spberb, Sobn u. 9afer nnb Benz.
=. airtbicum; SGeriff Sohn B.
mias; GountD : gommifdr Wm.
81 gbomas; Snrbepcr - Wiliam
lurlod.
En- GaroIine>g punts baben Die SeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

8eu9er Der Ban u nj e.
rifani19en u,s itellung
in Buffalo tperDen bort ben n9sut<
f9sn GorreiponDenten" i'm aeie5im>
mer Der nSnternaiipnol paper Co."
i'm gebdube fir srup6if6s &infts,
porfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29
Mns Sultimnre>g aunth.
Gefbt6um Der rgarfton 60" ipirb
berfauft. = Yorf=Ioab tpiro biel=
lei4t an9enon:men. = Cine neue
2dntftrdbe perldndt.

%berfalft. = Yorf=&oao piro piel=
lei4t ansenon:n,en. = Cine neue
2anbFraBe ~perlangt.
G'ertGb elmer babince6enben peti=
tipn Ger S9. 6runf S. Duncan unb
sc. 0tI Smtth BON Sopfon, Mafen=
perpolter fir Die nParfton 2um6er
Co.," autpriIirte Hi@ter Gurte eeitern
i'm 3rci5geritt fir Baltimore ountp
gu SDmiOn bieIelhen, ben 8aubol3=
@prroth Der Gompagnie fir 8aargelb
i'm prtpatperfaufe lpssuidlagen. Die
MaHenberpalter erfldrten in ibrem
GeIu6e, baB iie nt9t i'm Starbe ieten,
Die 9erii6erung auf Die 9ebGube unb
bas 9aubol5 Der GOmpaenie bur63u=
ieben, ba feline gompagnie bas Hiiite
iibernebmen ppue, unb Die InItellnng
zines Wd4ters gu totIpielis ietn
tpiirbe.
Die &oab.
606it pabrf9einli6 tperben bic
gommiffdre bon Baltimore : gpltntD
ii4 bereit ertldren, bic YorfzH oab BON
Der rgort Surnpite g." als Gountpz
Cambridge an5une6men unb fomit Die
3ol6duIer an berfelben abaui9uffen.
SoIten bic GommiHdre Die Strabe
annebmen, 10 perben ibnen iofort
peitere StraBen i'm Gountb unsebOten
perben, mas our Solge baben pirb,
bab Die StaatsgeieBgebuna eriu9t
perben muB, ben GommiFdren bas
Gedt gu geben, bObere 2anoitrabenz
Steuern auf5uerlegen.
8%epobner bes II. Siftrifts BON
Baltimore : gountp eriu9ten geitern
bic GommifGre, cine Spe3ialperpiaiz
glng fir Die 4nlage elmer Gountpz
Strabe BON Il Meilen 2dnge, BON Der
8raoi6apzH oab bis our WD6nung
BON 6. s. 3affeq gu MAIDEN. Die
Strabe piirhe etpa $4,000 foiten, poz
bon Elm She'll bur9 prtpatfubioriptioz
men erlangt perben ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29
Nuitcrn= Saliun brginnt.

Die f9madbafte Nuiter maAt ii9
gum S4mauie bereit. = YG9ten
Montag beginnt Der Sang in Der
8ai. = Cine quite Iusbeute gu err
ndrten.
Gai9 gebt Der leBte Der R@loien
Monate ieinem @nbe entgegen, uno Die
@uiter, oiefe na9gerabe 81 einem
@oltsnabrungsmittel geporbene 2stz
ferfpeife, nirb nteber gu @6ren font
men. Sie @uftern : Saifon beginnt
am 2. September, ba Der 1. September
Elm Spnntag lit. Die @uiternfiI9er
limb gegenpdrtig ramit beiAdftigt,
Die QuI ternbeete 5u unteriu6,n, nm
bic Gualitdt Der Quitern feft5uiteG:n.
Die 4uitern iino felt, iaftig unb in
grober Qn5a6l borbanoen. @uternz
fti9er f0nnen iebo9 ME nit aler Be-
%itimmtbeit Dor6eriagen, pie ii9 Die
Nusbsuts geitolten nirb. Die Iuitern
BADEN man9mal bic bDie Gigeni6aft,
in berbdltniBmdBig tur5er 3eit unb
ani6einenb p6ne ieoe nriade ab5umaz
germ uno 81 p%ertpdfern. 0ies tann
ii9 i'm 2aufe elmer @o9e unb gu 8ez
einn elmer unter cen gintisIt:n 4uz
fpi8ien erOffnetenS aifon ereignen, Die
@uternfii4er boffen jeooh, pie an
bere Meni6en unter dbnli6en UNI
itGnben, bas Sefte. @erabe bieie @uz
tern, Die in Der Gheiapeafez9a einsez
6eimit perben, gelten fir Die beften
unb f9mudbufteiten, unb Miaionen
babpn lperben aGjGbrli6 in Baltimore
unb 8afbington per5ebrt. Srii6er
tpnnte man 9ubenbe BON 8ooten an
BEN 0erften e%ntlang bemerten, in ben
leBten Sobren tit jeboA Der Giienbabnz
Sraisport me6r unb mebr iibli9 ge=
porben. Die NuItern fommen. PER
8abn peit raider unb in Solge 9eiIen
in melt friiderem 3uitanoe an ibren
SeftimmundsDrt. ais nie rer Boot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

mofraten folgenbe Rominationen se=
maht: Senator - gilbert SO. Sisf;
unterbaus = Sr. Wiaiam 8inber
@olosborpugh Wiliam u. Hoble;
Gountbz5 9abmeifter = Charles $.
Wbithp; Gountn=G pmmihGr = mes
leb ScrrelI; Sderiff - Sfaac 8.
Onfes; Gountp=S urbeDpr - glarenee
q. Oeer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

N6Ieben.-6 ST. @m. 8u6hol3,
in g1r. 1913, MrgDle : @Oenue, po4nz
9aft, Itarb geItern Nbenb tur3 Dor Z
u6r i'm uSobns 6optins' 9Oipitole"
infolqe elmer Operation. 9r. 8uf7
6ols mar Mitglieb mebrerer AieiigeH
Qpgen.
: 6r. So6ann s. 8aumann, Elm
in beutf6en 8reiien po6l6etannter
Mu1ifer, Itar6 geitern Worgen in iet1
ner @o6nung, Nr. 1916, Of>Ufaoiz
IonTruBe, mad lGngerem 2ei0en an
MltersfhnG6e. @r mar 80 Sabre
alt, in 0euti4lano geboren, fam jez
bod uls Singing na9 Anerita.
Seine 8e~erbigung finOet morgan
g1a3mittag UNI 2 ubr DON Srauerz
6uuie aus auf Der Baltimore : Gsz
meter9" itatt. Seine 5rau ging i'm
Dor etpa Is Sa6ren i'm 5oOe Doran,
unb er 9interldBt einen SpAn, 9rn.
8eo. 8. 8aumann, uno cine 3o9ter,
Sri. 6enrietta 8aumann.
5rau GtnIoft ouf9efunz
3 n. - 5rau @liia6etb GintOft, Die
ate beutI6e 1rau, pel9e am leBteu
W}ontag ppn i6rer 8o6uung Rr.4Q3,
WeIt : PratttraBe, fprtpanoerte,
nuroe 9eftern Morgen am SuBe osr
NnnItraBe aufgefunoen. sic mar
niht i'm StqnOe. d~n3udeben, no lie
fi9 felt ibrem @erf9pinben aus i6rer
0o6nung auf6ielt, ols 6r. Nlbert 6.
8raD, elm NngeIteQter Der 8onoapz
Sal3nerte, ie am Pier berfel6en an
truf. sic nur6e in Die 0itli6e 9pliz
5%eiItatipn gsi6afft unb BON bort aus
na9 Der Do6nung i6rer So9ter,
6rau @Oolph &ennO, Die i'm pbengez
nannten 9auie tpo4nt.
Qtef etnem Neger na4.-
M2arp @aQ, Elm peibes Srauen5imz
mer, purbe geitern i'm mittleren Sta=
tions6uuIe pom 9oli3eiri4ter 6e4tig
nm S. uno Soften beItraft unb in @rz
mangelung be5 n0t6igen &leingeloeS
mad Dem @eFdngniB gsI4idt, neil lie
ben freien 8ertebr auf Der StraBe
gebemmt. Der g9eger Wm. Sole BON
Rr. 313, G6eItnut>S traBe, bate lie
perbaften Gafen, neil tie, pie er be-
bauptet, i6m INNER na4lief. 8eioe
batten frii6er in pilber STE gelebt.
Die It er 6air.
Die lanbpirtb14dftIi4e Nusiteaung
in Sol9eIter, pel6e am 0onneriEdg
inter ben giinftigIten @uipi3ien be-
qann, purbe geitern fOrtgeieBt, unb
3tpar mar Der 8efu4 a6ermals auBer@
orbentliA 5uFriebenitelenb. Die Qus=
fteQun9 tpmmt morgen 46eno gum
4bf9lub.
Gem 9eri9tsberfabren
iberfpieen puroe geItern in Der
fiibnetli9en Qoli5eiitation Der Tteger
GeorQe S6omas, lpel6er am -. Nuz
ouf feinen RaFengenohen @9drles
9pr0lep i'm @erlauf zines Strettes
peqen zines Srauen5tmmers bret
@tihnnnben bei6ra4te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29
$500 Grturfionen $500
na6 benz Meeresitrdnbe d1tf Der
rYenninlpanier gtienba6n."


g5a6 4tlanticz@ itp. Cape Mab,
SeazSsle@@itp unb OceanzGitD, g.
3. 8eginnenb an 5. Suli unb barr
mad ieben 5reitug unb Sumifag
fortfu6renb, Bis auf peitsre Ha9z
ri6t. GrfurTons z9iqete bon 8alti<
more perbsn gu Dem Obigen 5abrz
preiie fir ale 3Ige Derfauft, fir bic
Riidfahrt Bis gum f~olgenoen Diem
tag, einI9lieBli3, giiltig. Der .@tz
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2.2O Nadmittugs BON union=9abnz
bof abfdbrt, lit nit bur6laufenbsn
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iiber bic r0elapare RiOer 8riiden@
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Wetteraust6ten = Sir
Mearplanb uno Den Oiitritt gDlum=
6ia flar am Oonnsritag uno Jreitag,
pabrfdeinli3 nGrmer AM 6rsitas,
0itli9e, mad Siooften umiprinsenoe
Winoe.