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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Gus benz Snneru Warblano's nno
DEN nn~grenscnoeu Staateu.
6ptelbrdno in Gumberz
lamb.


lamb.
Oas Sat Gnb 6ofel" in @umberz
Lamb 6rarnte &C Itern Worgen nie0er;
Der 9erlu1t BON $4,000 1T tbeilpsiis
bur9 8sriiGsrung eeoedt. Bonner
Bros. 6etrieben oas 9otel. Oas 6euer
bra6 i'm grbesi 9pB aus uno oas aus
SadHpsrf bel tsFnoe 9s6Guoe purbe
ffHnel in W16e perfpdnoeN. 8iele Der
@Gite batten Elm fnoppes @ntfommsn.
Die 6euertpebr tpuroe in ibrn Nrbeiten
bur6 Die srimmiss 8dlts bebinoert.
8ibliotbef fIr>Gumber<
lamb.
Mnbrep garnegie 6ot psrTpro9en,
ber Stabt Cumberland $4,000 fir
cine 5rsi 8i6liotbss gu i9enfen, tpsnn
bic Stabt id6rli9 $4,000 fir oersn I'm
terbaltune bepiQigi. Oas @ei9enf
tpirD isDa1fdqs unter Der geitsaten Be-
bingung dngsnommsn rperbsn.
Neues aus Sa9srstotn.
Dte 8rpBgsI9porenen BON 9agersz
iotpn babsn biz rWeItlids MarDldnber
8abn" psgen e;nes Hou9 : @emsin=
f9absns i'm WeIbenbe Der Stabt in Nm
flase5uitano perieBt. 9roBe 8au9=
polfen uno S4psfslgaie. bic ben bort
ftsb,nbsn 2ofomotipen entitr0men,
burG5is6M angsbli6 bic Stabt gum
eroBen Nadtbeil Der 8epobnsr oss
MsItenbss.
@ine 2ofpmotipe unb o9t Srd6tz
Mdsgons zines philadelphia uno 3sa>
binsa5ra6t5uees entg1eiiten am Diem
flag nuhe 3umbro. an Dem Baltimore
unb Cumberland 8aQep : .3peige Der
yWs1tli9a1 MarDlanb : 8a6n" eslsz
gen. Die 2ofpmotipe purbs qusr iibsr
bic 9eleiie esiGRuosrt unb Der Sn6oA
me6rsrsr nit &oblsn belaosnsr @ae>
CONS lGngs Der @sleiie ausgeI9iitts...
Sin tempordrsr G9isnsni trahs mubte
um oos Wrad serum gelegt perben,
UNI ben 9ertebr fpisper gu %erDffnen.
9liidli6er Weii e erlitt Tiemano 9erz
leBlngen.
Srrfa6rten elmer Nabe1<
piBe.
Wd6renb bor einieer 3eit bas orsi@
idbrige Sinh bss 9errn SAMUEL S.
Gonlep Don GbeItertptpn nit elmer
HGbnoosl ipielts. brad bic Spite ber=
felbsn ob uno orans unierbalb beg lin
fen an:ss in ben &Drpsr beg &inoes.
Sc selang benz berbsiserufenen 4rate
ni9t oas ettpa sinen bal6en 3o1 ldnge
Sfid gu finDen, unb ba bas Sinh an
feinen na9tbsiligal 5plgen liti, eerist6
bic Sa9s in 9ergehenbeit. WG6reno
Oieier Wo9e beflogte it9 bas Sinh,
ooB Gtpas es untsr Dem re9Rn 4rme
beige. Die Mutter fano bel elmer mo-
beren uHsrfu dung bic lanebsrgeFa1s
NabslTpibs, bic unIsr Der Sout bsrborz
br1ng.
CUR Ra4a6 mung empfe9z
lensnSrt1.
Gum pertsn Male innsrbalb aebn
Sasen fat ii9 bic @irflamfeit bes
MaHeu5ufubr SDIsms uno Der Srsiz
tpiaigm 5euerpsbr Don Snop Sin auf
bas 9~ldn5enofts bepdbrt, MittpO6
Na9mitiag BRAD in sinem 9auie in
Der Witts elmer Nn3abl lsi6t brennbaz
rsr Soi3bduier bslegsn, elm Jeusr aus.
pelfies troB Deg bsrri6snDsn ftartsn
Min0ea gelOi4t nurbe, eb bas Dad
bes @t6Guoss ssrltDrt mar. Oas 5susr@
Oepartsmsnt beo1ttportele ben Mldrm
prompt nno l%siftsts bor3igl;6s 9ilfe.
Cine 9D45eit UNI 30 ;tter>
mad.
Cine romanfiide 9O9asit fanb se@
ftern UNI Mitterna4t in 0aqerstopn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

itutt, uIs Gut. emma DcbeTon bon
WbfbspilIs, 8a., unb 9err 80. 3. Minr
mid prs1 5upettspiae, pa., bur4 gator
81. Moore perbeiraifst tpusosn. Der
grGutisam battle Den 9sriAig : Qttuar
telesrapbiTd eriu6t, bis 2icen5 por5nz
bersiten. uno BEL Infunft Der 9raute
leute auf einem Taftsuse purosn Ire
Puntt u ubr als Mann unb Srau erz
fldrt.
W o9ini It topt augeuu@
bsu.
s. Grotpforb Gtberibge BON Nprfclf.
@a.. sin iuue,r Mai9iniit, puros am
Oknitaa an Sorp Der Saht rSsla"
toot aufesfunbeu. IS ifeini, Dab er
an 9ohtsnaaitn erItidte, Die sinemOfen
in Der 8aiiite ,ntitromtu. gr mar ais
@Gbtsr auf eem ssahrssues anesfttllt.
- RSGitr Wabo;u i'm 9unpesg:s
rS&t esgfjiate Die llekrfibruue btS Re
gers SNnsS :. Smith bon Tprfolt
tao Baltimore, mo ore 9rpbeefhlpos
esyssa lbn tptaru auaebIihsn 0tniionss
f&pjpSey& ii IntIo9e periebt habsn.
Stau in MGnutrtIeiotru.
Der Grossb in 9artsrsburo, W.z
@a,, seaen bv Nr 5dIibuna auetiIdsls
Ga}S WIenu, Die felt eiuietn Sabren
MSnNrileiosr trua Wb tpGbssub otss
Ier Set Die thr CUR San aekattu 8tre
eedSu wriibt hdNu ion, purc duf
ihren Iatrda psri6obsu. Sic bsbuups
tet, oab ibr Spi1jn9&brueer, Der ibg
auf Elm 9dar dbneIts. Der rpdbreS6ul'
oise 1T. Od srf1ebste Gerionen
aus Sninoj8 uuo 0hjc, bic fir otsfe
SstauptNa 3sugnjs abIeeeu %t6untsn.
uiHt i'm @triGk anrDftue iparen, CAB
Der 3itter oem Nutrdee SoIge, &
3dubmorooerfu2 in Mt
IdRtit @ttn.
Su Illdutic Sir, q. : J., madte
ssitern Der 6arbia, 6oparo Sohnion,
nohosm ct IN Nn 2oaiybauie oss Roz
krt 9Riufiue ysen Ginbruh osrlibt
bate. Den geriuh, eiueSerpobnerin Deg
SauieS, emma DdpiS, 81 srmprben.
0t'e puros oaour1 aus Nm S6ldfe
aufeefhWdt, oab Elm mann ods Sen
fer lines S6laf3:mmsrs 0ffnete. 4ls
lie fih i'm Bette aufri6ten pollte,
iprdna Der Munn burtj oas Scatter u.
attddirte bic 6rau nit einsm grpbsn
Mefer. Mdtmnb sr Fs n%ieberoriidts,
bruhts sr ibr msbrsrs Stidpunoen Rt.
Gin psrstpsiFelter 8ampf sntipann fi9
nunms6r in Der Ounfsl6eit, Big es Der
5rau sslans, I'm 9ilfe gu rufsn. Mebz
rsre @dlte eiItsn in's 3immer uno ta=
men gerao. nod CUR re4hen 3eif, nm
ben Mprhgsielen aus BEN Ssniter
fpringen gu isbal. Bsi'm S4sine eli
ner benz 9auie 9sgenlber fe6Rnben
elettrii9en Campo tpurbs Sobnfon err
fannt u. na6 8erlauf mebrsrer Stun
ben purbe ct perbaftet uno eingeitedt.
5rou Oapis purbe in fritif9sm gu
1tdnbs na6 Dem 5o{pita1 gebra9t.
Sobnion erfldrte Der Doli3si baB5rou
Oabis i'm belsibigt fGtte uno ct. bier
fir Ha6e ne6msn polle. @r puroe
obne 3ulafung BON 8irgi9aft Dem
@efGnsrifs iiberpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
gpbesfrafe anf GntEiihrnna.

Dpptr, Oe[., q. 5e6ruar. -
Der Senot paiItrts cine 8orIage oes
8eprdfentanten SRooors s. Giart, IN
tpel6er @ntFii6rungen Oer6o.sn uno
i4pere Strafsn auf uebsrfIbrun9 IN
iOt6sn 5Glsn geisBt tD'r0:n. IS
blei6t benz 8sri6.s ii6stlanen, Die
S~oOesfroFe ODER kh%nsldngli4e g.
fG~ngniBFrufe gu Derfing'n; DIX @ors
Iooe, psl6t i'm 9auie PaiIirt puro:,
miro nunms6r bsm 8ouoerneur be.
6ufg beFsn 8iaigung ubertpisien metz
Ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Staot Baltimore.
8riefbefGroeruma mad ncm ausIanpr.

Sn Der nit BEN %. 5abr. 1901 ens
benosn 8ode idliebt bic ausldnoii9s
poii in bisism 9ireou, lpis folst;
bic 9olt fir padsts lit tGali9 BON 8
ubr Morssns Bis 5 ubr Nu9mittdss
(aus9enommen SonntdQs) 9%s0ffnet.
SranszMtIantiide Yoft.
Sreitae, 7 l1br 4btnbs, fir europa.
per Oampfer Serbia" pia Aussasz
topn.
9 of # o9 g ii o=unbGtntral,
Nmerita. Dtfinbienet etc.
Jrsitas, 1 l1br Ta4mittdgs, fir
Cuba, pia Sampa;7 ubr 4bsnbs, fir
bic Ga plata : 2Gnbsr, per Safnpfer
.8enerrten; II ubr Na9ts, fir Naie
fuu, piu Miami; fir 9Orto Rico, Be
ne5usla unb Curacao, per Oa .npfer
.garaeas"; fir Samaifa unb Gurthaz
sena, per 9ampfsr r4ltai"; fir 9aiti,
per Dampfer rQlps."
Die poft na9 NsuzSunblanb pta
Norb<Sibnsb unb mad WiquelOn pia
Bottom i4lsBt bier tGgti4 INN 3 ubr
Na6mittags; mad 5onouras, @uatsz
mala unb GoitazHica pia NepzSrz
leans tdslid UNI 8 ubr N6enos.
Srans pdcific : g o t.
6rsitag, 7 11hr N6enps, fir 9apuii,
G6ina, Sapon uno bic philippinsns
SnIeln, pia San ST. n3i5co.
Die poH fir NuItralsen, Neu<@eez
lamb, 6:ii unb9apuii. Dia Gan Sranz
3isco, f4lsBt bier tdgli4 Biz gum 2.
MGr3 UNI 7 lbr @benbs.
Die Srans : paclfic : pof tpirb
abgsi6;dt tdglid nod Den 6afsn obne
Wufsnthalt Der ueberlanb { Roufe.
G. Odbies WarfieIb, potmsiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

electric Il. 8ptper Co." IN tpeI6em bies
Itl6s Den gmpfdng Der NoFifi5iruuq,
ibre OrGbte unteriroii4 gu legen. quit
tirt.
Die DablduFi6ts : gebOrOs pirb
am Montae ben Gontratt fiir bic 2ie=
ferun9 bon Sdrei6muteriul;en fir bic
nG4ite AegiItrirung Dtrgeben.
Das ftdbtiIde iuriitii4e 0spurte=
menI IteGt our 3eit bic 8urgfdaft bes
6errn GarstpeQ pon $4,000 aus.
Serr GarstpeQ pirb bic alien Gdmpenz
onaiinoer 6eibsbaltsn unb ibnen 81 pro
8ode ms6r geben, dls mas bic Staot
be8a6lte, oa lie bic 2ampen aud N Hez
paratur gu 6altsn 9aben.
StroBsureinigungs @ommifGr
Sqle6art BAT fir iein Ospartement Ell
men @ogen angsidofft fir Die 8efDrz
berung bon MoraIt aug A65ugs : 9as
nGlen, pel9er fuft luftbt9t psri9Ipfea
tpsroen fanm Nuf @rfu9n pirb ct
einen Der G6faGfdIten an @tnganqe
gum Oruio : Sin purt dufitsQen.
0rei 5euerpe6rleute emit
laffen.
Die 5euer : 8sb0rbe entf;sB 9eTtern
ben Maf4iniitn SObn GonpaD unO
ben G6IaudmannSobn 6eineman BON
Der SpriBsn : @ompagnie Nr. Is aug
benz 6euerrpebrbisnIt, neil fie bsi Dem
grpBen 8ranoe bes @e6dubes Der vWfaz
rbldnb Biscuit Comp" an Der @iibz
G6arlesit raBe bstruntsn gspeien mo-
rem, unb Der S6ldu9mann @norsp
See bon Der SpriBen : @ompagnie Nr.
81 purbe e~nttafen, neil er am Mittz
nod Ietnsn 8p1ten o6ne elm Wprt 5u
fagsn, ~perlafen bate. See mar Subrz
mann, als por Elm paar Monaten bic
Spribe Nr. 81 umffiir5te. pobet Der
S6lauGmonn G6dFsr um's 2e6en
fam, unb bieisr 8orfaq bat bermaBen
auf i'm gepirft, buB sr am Mittpp9
beI9lob, ben 0isnit gu quittiren. Die
Pro6e : 5susrtpebrleute %. s. Oarnsp
uno g. 6. We6er tpurben gu S9ldu9z
mdnnern emdnnt. 4uf Intrdg beg
grGifbenten Gat6cart parb Sas. Z.
@utterFielb gum PrObs { 6euerrps9rz
mann ernannt.
Sinoer=MaSfenfeit
beS
SurnneretnS ,,Wprn1rtS"
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@nn einrm Nrnrr iiherinQrn.

8unus=@itn Mo., 81. Je6r.
- @d6renb lie auf Dem 8rabe i6res
tur3li3 %Dertorbenn 8aters be.ete,
tDurDe bier bic 19ziG9r;ge Dora 0:3eG
BON einem Neger in uniittl. der N6Ii6t
~on9egriffsn. S6gsf6 Die 8eOausrnsz
pertbe an elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
Isyoet unb an 8rit;n ge6t, ieBb: Iie
Ii9 nit bem MulR Der @sr3neiFlung
3ur @s6r. @:n Eolbe Stunoe lang
rang lie nit Dom idpar5en un6oro.
9erielbe purOe i6liebli4 BON 8tpei
tn%iBsn Mdnnern Dertris6en. 0as
W}db6en liegt in 5O!gs Der ausgetans
benen NngIt uno Der erIitl&nen Ser
hBungen in tritSI4sm 3uitanoe barr
ni&Der.
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Ofhfrls 4
Der easen fur wadnner unS Snabsu

Der amerifanif4s QDler bat iein
&iauen in oas 8ineIiI9e 9eblst geleBt,
0no Der leBle Winter bat mil 1elnen
&Iapen Die 9reiie Der idperen &ieI'
~oun8slttid' erFaBt.
9o5 Bette piyO ieBt gu ben 9refisn
Der bili9Iten SOFTEN psrfauft. = Sis
tonrelt beinabe ben 8auFpert6 Sbrss
8ttoss 0erooppsln, inosm Sic IS in
Binter : 9arOsrObsn anftg,n.
SO Big $40 tperOsn 9sIparf. fpenr
Gie Sbren Qn3u9 poer us6sr3ieber fir
nd6Iten Bintar isBt bier fuuSsn, uno
bnIsl6en nod fir Den RrR bRies
Binters tragen.
Rud6en=&leioer, ~rtou3irt nm 13 i'm Qrsiis
llHter3eua, eiHiqe rebu3irt nm J i'm Yreiie.
2Ohfarbioe S6ube, bic 81 Sorte fir So. 90
9obfarbigeS 4ube, Die $3tSOrtc, fir 81. 40,
@Qe8 in 8e5ug auF D;nter : @uroes
rp6en ieBt gu Den 9srIteuunqsfofen-
mir qe6raufen ben Baum fir 9Sru5s
id6rs<Duuren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Der gentf6e Gorrcfpemoemt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


~MulftsM it."-Osie @ode:
sTs bare uns to beIh.s
rQpceum<S 6eater." - Oisfe Wohe:
ttcli6 sirsi 9ausesiues 20 Oriteaunssn.
r9onioap5tr. : Sbeater." = Oiefe
Mott: STORE NcreS.s
Serbs Spernhaus. "-Dsie Wode:
SAG Sorbor.1
r9oipdrb 6 Nubitprfum.@ - Dtefe
@cte: % nii, sup.s Sdelidt Ttatin.s.
ySteubenzO iftrift Hr. JOG. .. Il.
o. ;. Seute. ben %. Gebrudr. Stiftuugsfef
uHtsrbaltune unb Sal in Der SSbmtnseaat."
,Mrbeiter : Mdnner6pr. - on=
too, ben 4. gldrs Rastcnbaa in Der .@,rman,o,
WtdHn.r6or= 6aae.I
uS6fpdbifGer SGnatrbune."
eonntoe, ben "a. Sebrrar, srobr aaasva.Sess
i'm -9eiirttemberar eOf,' 6de aHert, sus essa.
Strabt, 9oeufsQpiut.
9urnperein r8orpdrtS." - ISuse
Gbenb ainser=Wlasitnban.
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De u's Ncme Salt,
) unO 2 SSet Baltimore Str.
neben GbnrleS=S tr.
GriduB fiG.

Sergeant Mutf6etp Sebelmber BON
Der 8unoesarmee ma9t ie;n0m
2e6en Elm @noe. - llngliidli4e5
@6esben?
Sin tapferer &ritger, Uncle Cams"
Sergeant MatiRtp s. @eos(mher, bsz
gfng geItern Mbeno UNI 8 16r in otr
@o6nung feiner @4tpeiter, Jrau
M&arb 6egIsin, Nr. 27O8, O9onsaz
@trnBs, babur4 Gef6itmorO, oaB er
ii4 cine 38ztu[ibrig. &epplpertuget
in's 6er3 iagte. leber bic l1rid6e bs5
SslbI tmprbes ut ni6t8 8stpife8 BE-
tannt, bod glou6t man. bdb unglida
Tides @bele6en bic S6at beranlaBte.
Sergeant Seoefm1er mar 80 Sabre
aft unb gu Sort Gt6eG 2[<n, 8srmont,
~ftutipHrt. Gr mar in Baltimore 9es
boren unb ettpa a4t Sabre lang TN
Oienisn yltncfe Sans" Am %.
Oe3ember p. s. erbielt er, na4bsm
feline 0ienIt3eit ab9eluuT rem mar, eintn
piermonatIi9en urlaub, ben er BE-
fdloB, in Baltimore Bel ieinsr sdtpes
Ttsr 3u3ubrSngen. Na9 Abluuf ieints
urlau6s Ioqte er nit ieintm Regis
msnt naa ben q6iIippinsn 9e|anof
tperosn.
@dbrenO ieines 11rIaubg bnrieG6P
mar sr big geitern gutter 9inge. @t
trant renig uno T6isn, ats er geItern
Na&mittag gsgen 4 l1br in bic oben
genannte Dobnung feiner S4pefter
fam, gang gut dufgelegt gu iein. Sine
@tunbs fpGtsr erflGrtt en- IeinerS6nss
tier, er lei miibe unb pple Ii4 gu 8ett
begeben, unb ging in bas S4laf3ima
mer i'm 3~tpeiten Stpftpert oes 6auies.
8olb barauF 6Drte feline S4ne'tsr eis
men 9fofenf6uB unb REF Die Sreppe
binuuf ibrem 8ruber gu, mas los lei.
0sTer anttportste: ygti6t8," po@S
3uFriebenIteLIte. 8ft6 barauf eri4Oa
iebo4 Elm 3peiier S4uB, uno oieSmal
lief 6rau 6eglein in ous S9Iuf3;ms
mer Enapf unD Fanb i6ten 8ruOsr
aus Elmer Dunbe in Der linten 8ruit
blutenb uuf benz 8ett ausgeiiredt lies
genO auf. 0erItlbe bate ben 3ehols
her, Der finftGuf.g 1T unb 3ps: leere
palronsn ent6ielt, trompfbaft in Der
linfsn 5unb, mar jebO4 6sreits Be-
puBtlos, aFs fe i'm aufanb. 4uf
benz 8oidtli6e lag Elm Slid 9optet
nit ben flii4tig ge{6rie6enen @orten:
r8itte, beerb:gt mid, tpenn m0giI6,
mil militGrFf6en @6ren. Dies ift
msin leBter Dunf6. 8ooO 82e NGs!"
5rau Seglein itiir3te fofort uuf bic
StraBe 6inaus unb rief ben goli8iz
fen Gaboen 6er6ei, Der iofort ben So
roner Or. 8ilep 6eno6rtdtigte unO
bel Ter belt cine unterIu8ung al, erz
tlGrte iebo4, oaB Elm Snquet ni8t
n0I6ig Iii, ba uugeni6e;nlb4 Sel6Its
mprb oorliege.
re6sr bic ur1o6e beg Gtc6itmorbss
tonnte 6rau Tsglein ni6ts 8eI&mms
tes onge6en. Sic ia9is ieoo4, ibt
8ruOer BABE ;br emma, ertldrt, baB ct
Ii4 nit elmer 8alEsmorerin per6eirds
tbst babe. Sie babe bieIsl6e iebp8
nod ME geie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

Wetterousfi9ten Iiir
MarDlaaD uno Den OiIiritt Columbia.
ttar am 5reita9, irii6eres Nstt.r uno
pobrIdsinli9 Rs9en posr S6nes am
@amfus, friE3s pefilide. nod Rorpz
often umlprinasnbe Winbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
On Ghitaau aeIfurbeu.

GbicaQO, z. 5abruar. : Sin
monn. ptl6sr Fi4 6ran3 @6ul3s
nonntt. in Wirtli4te:t iebo9 8arpn
+. 9~QItsnbsrg ge6eiBen 6a6en uno me-
osn 0sr0ffsntlidung zines Spolilisbts
6uF ben 5iirIten 8ismarf ausOeuti6z
Ianp perbaRnt Dprpsn iein Iou (0,
purbe 6eute ba6ier als 2&6e i'm 8stte
osfunOtn. Die Ppii5ei fat feline 9uz
pierre bur6iu3t uno min babel bic
phn srpd6nte Embedding 9anu4t
BADEN.
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ing the German Correspondent, that hss sufficient
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8i6tia fir AnseiafnNe.

In Tarplane oi&tint aussr her .GS1tfAss
GsrrefpsHseuten' fsint riHiiss fsail&s Ssssnws,
pfl&t cine Srud.9rsHs htNtt, bic tn etsss "a
bic auflaat ss .TtutiatH ssrrsffsassHtsz' Ia
peniser. ala
finf 2tunsen
~ bradsn. Die Srtft hes .ssrrcifrssswtsw' ssuu
bic Guflaae ireens elmer aEstrrx tAsIs&sE sszf-
f&eu Seitune in RarsIeHs In
fluff Wttttten
eru6en. faIien uns atiSsleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

SuqusF Uber Dubo'g
E9nam m. - Coroner Or. RileD
pom DItI:6en 9oli3eiO;Itrift 6dFt 6eute
Qbeno in Der DItli6sn 9ol8siItQtion
einsn sSnquef i6er ben Sob ceg 8ol.n
So6n 0uoa a6, Der an 5. 6s6ruar
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
NEURALGIA

We suggest curing pain in the face by taking Scott's Emulsion into the stomach. Usual way of treating neural gia is to rub liniment on the outside. That's only a make shift.
 Scott's Emulsion is nerve food. Scott's Emulsion feeds and strengthens nerves.
 For an obstinate neuralgia for nervousness, for nerve weakness take Scott's Emul. sion. It's nerve food and nerve strength.
 We'll send you a little to try if you like SCOTT & BOVINE, 4OS Pearl street. New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

not a dry eye in the house. There are many friends of Colonel Handley all over the State who will be surprised to know that he was not already church mem Der. for they know from their associa- ton with him that he always led moral and upright life and the people at his home know that he is a good man, gen. erous. kind and charitable. They were surprised that he had not long ago joined the Church.
 Colonel Handley professed religion over forty years ago, but never connected him. self with any church. because of the fact that his wife is a Methodist and has never been willing until recently, for him to go to the church of his choice, the Be ptist. It was real Thanksgiving here and such love feast as was never seen before. The church members and the children of the college xtended the right hand of fellowship to their new member and patron and friend, and all were re- jo;ced to have him in the church. He will be the first candidate baptized in the new church which is nearing compile ton and which will be one of the finest church edifices in East Alabama.
 DO YOU WANT THE BEsTe
 Ress's Barber Shop Is the place to 90. Exchange Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
JOINS THE CHURCH.
Col. W. A. Handley Afhliates with
 the Baptists.

Roanoke, Dec. 2.-(Special)-Thanksg ing day there was a union service of the Baptist and Methodist congregations at the Baptist Church. and almost every body in the place attended the service. There was an incident in the proceedings not on the program and which was a great surprise to many present and made the occasion a most interesting and im- pressive one.
 Hon William A. Handley of Roanoke the founder of the town and one of the most widely known and most popular of all Alabamians, united with the Baptist Church. After the service of sons and prayer and the sermon by Dr. Risner, the pastor, anyone present who might wish to do so was asked to make any remarks that he might desire to make. One or two had a word to say, and one of them called on Colonel Handley to speak. Colonel Handley arose, and as though in deep emotion, said: T have nothing to say, but if you will open the doors of the Church I will join" and he advanced to stage and took the pas tor by the hand. It was a most solemn and impressive occasion and there was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

Detroit. W. E. Draper. ts Hamilton, G. l.. Crow. Carbon Hill. E. H. Price. Gamble Mines. W. T. Daniels. ASSson nSass ssRinss spns Mission Mission Supplied 1o1er
 Isfayette District. Lafayette steticn. J. D. Foust Roanoke Station. x C. l. l. Jenkins ,nnns Alexander City, R. ". Anderson. padeville and Camp HILL V. O. Haw- kins. sSS Rockford. Weogufka, K. Matthews. < Hackneyville. c. W. Hall. Miilerviile, Lancaster. Division. H. M Stevenson. "A Ashland. J. c.(craig ' '% Penton, W. D. Parrish. Fredonia. T. c. Slaughter.g Lanett-Langdale. M J. Williams. Agricola Mission. saf Bluff Springs Mission Oak Bowery, P. Fulmer.
 Tuscaloosa District. ?; L: Parrish: Pr, Presiding Elder. Gottendale. Ss, J,,v Emerson; W Hargrove. l. o. Melton. Bell Ellen Colina, B. T. Cahtrell. Montevalio. H., B. .Rolls., ,,,,, Pelham Saginaw, S. V. Blythe. Calera, T. B. Mccain. Pelham Circuit. D. w. Ward. Brookwood Station. F. H, Gardner. Wesley Chapel W. E. Barnes. Northport Circuit, J. H. Jennings. North River, Supplied by P, A. Doss. Kennedy, J. w. Culbersofi. Millport, J. W. Tucker Carrollton, w. F. Herndon. Newtonville. Supplied by B. v. Mccoy Gerdo, W. o. Horton. s, President TuscalooSa Female College w. F. Melton.< Transferred; H, s. Hamilton to coltor
 Talladega District. J. l.. Britain. Presiding Elder. TalladegaS Station, NJ.wW. Newman. Talladega Circuit. R. B. Baird. Plantersville. F. sAI.l Wilson. Childersburg. e. T. Harris. Sylacauga, W. E. Morris. Columbiana, T. K. Roberts. Wilsonville. J. T. Wilkins. Harpersvilie, c. c o'Neal Munford, A. M. Toe. H Oxford, S.J Parrish. R Heflin, T. A. Kerr Anniston. H. c. Howard. West Anniston, J. A. May Glen Addie, w w. Scott. h Alexandria. J. M. Igon IA Jacksonville, C. E. -Deiskiif.J Piedmont, H. S. Matthews. Spring Garden. W. P. Blevins. Lecta, Supplied. 6 i.t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
A RUNAWAY MATCH.
John Dixon and Miss Daisy Stall
 lings are Married.

Lafayette, Dec. 2-(speciaD-sunday while services were being held at the Baptist Church, Miss Daisy Stallings, daughter of Mir. Jerry StalIings. left the house and joined Mir John Dixon and the two left for West Point. Ga. where they were married. They proceeded to the home of the groom In beat 13 It seems that parental objection caused this pro- cedure
 Mrs. A. c. Finley, one of the oldest residents of the county, died at the home of her husband. A. c. Finley, near Mace donia Church. Sunday night The burial takes place tomorrow.
 About 16O bales of cotton were destroy ed by fire on the Central Railroad this side of Rive Points Saturday. The cotton was being hauled to Opelika and caught fire from the engine. The train was de- layed several hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
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srEvENsoN' A,.'. y,,n. q. 1901

STEVENSON, Ala, June c. 1901. Dear sir-I have been great. sufferer from bladder trouble for two years and my case was of very serious nature compelling me to have several painful and dangerous op- S1 erns.Sns; have also taken many eiessn' rsss. Warmers Safe Cure two years. and they only gave temporary reiief.
 After having two operations and preparing for the third, II saw your Texns Wonder ad- vertised. and purchased bottle And got almost immediate relief. and have continued to improve ever since My doctors said my bladder had grown to- gether in three places. and was suffering al. most death. Nc man living can 'saS more than I can say for your Texas Wonder. And caii It Worlds Wonder and I hope all who suffer will give 1t a trial.
 Wishing you success. I am. Yours truly,
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