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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
Two Sides to It.

The Birmingham Ledger says there are two sides to the child labor question. Of course there are. On the chiidrens sloe are long hours and little wages, and on the owners side are big dividends.-Shef- field Reaper.
 There's going to be another side to N when the Legislature meets. or we are very much mistakenvErobably two oth- CTS. There's pretty apt to be a lobby side agssast legislation, but we don't be- siieve il will prevail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
stsedily climbing Upward.

That ths circuiatioa of Ths AdvsrsisTH hv oGeaAily Climbing upward is demonstraseo S z GSe aprended sworn statement, covering tns 4eIly and sunday issues. for :he moh'n VI Sgly. Jux. past ...,sa
 1As daiiy and annlay average. sa indics..ee indsse oeiow. for the d1Ilest of the dull Summn,s Sun, i. ux nshs. h r~mark bIs. fn that n is cons'asss s sss oeoSe the figures kor the best ron.nc - ,s Dast Winter when business in aai iihos - n1uch better than in Summer. ,u Ia.
 The Advertisers circulation Is steacuy at eFeosing. This Winter we hope to sno~ .,,n- Wast i3.o00 daily and 'leooo sunuay sunuy,s,iv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

Mir R. H. Walker has again become editor and proprietor of The Limestone Democrat. having bought the property back from Messrs. Thach and Fusch The Democrat is good papers, and Mir. Walk CT is cordially welcomed back into the rank
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
WITH A COMMENT OR TWO.
The Only Spirits.

The only spirits that would scare the average kentuckian would be the sud- den appearance of some of those he sent to the other world.-Birmingham News.
 And it would then depend entirely on what shape the spirits assumed. If they should come in the form of old Bourbon, a Kentuckian wouldn't scare worth a cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
Always Right.

Governor Jelks's big majority of more than 10000 and the maintainance of white supremacy in Alabama. is largely due to the work of The Advertiser. She led the fight Grandma" Is always right. We hope she will live thousand years more. -Thomasyille Echo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
The Reason for It.

For the benefit of The Alabamian, we will state that from our observation we have concluded that the reason Mir. Jelks's majority was so large at this box. MT. Johnston didn't get enough votes to overcome it-Brundid1e News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

but I'm sure Josh Bagg is guilty, what ever 1t is. The fact is, Eve owed them Bagges a grudge for the last fifteen year.
 and got meself called up on purpose to get even with 'em, and I feel I've done
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

..Another idiot swims Niagara" is the way a contemporary starts on, but 1t is mistaken The idiots all lose their lives, while those who succeed are heroes, such na they are. ... .... ..-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

Some of the newspapers are guying
 Kansas because a man named Swan was
 drowned in that State. but that's noth-
 ing. A duck could drown in Kansas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09
Carlos Deprecated Agitation,

Madrid. Sept. s.-Don Carlos. the Span ish pretender, has sent a letter to Carl ist deputy, vigorously deprecating any at tempt at a rising in the interests of Carlism,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

Munyon's Homoep athic Home Reme- dies are the surest safeguards again st disease. If they are not in the house they should be bought and kept on hand. In case of sudden development of the symptoms of any trouble the proper cure for that trouble should immediately be obtained at the druggists.
 For indigestion and dyspepsia take Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure. For head ache from heat, or caused by nervousness or prostration, take Munyon's Headache Cure--lt will cure in three minutes. For biliousness, jaundice and liver troubles Munyon's Liver Cure affords quick and bsymansHt relief. For disorders of the blood, and eruptions that are chiefly an- moving in summer, take Munyon's Blood Cure. Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is felt usually in one to three hours and in a few days cures entirely.
 Munyon's Pile Ointment speedily and positively cures all forms of piles and is especially eficacious in allevlating the pain intensified during hot weather. If you are subject to colies, cramps and diarrhoea always be fortified with Nun yon's D. D. and C. cure. Munyon's Constipation Cure has relieved thou sands of the most obstinate cases where everything else has failed.
 4 separate cure for each diseAse; at slI druggists. 2Sc vial.
 A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-09

H is ths dtty of fhs hsa5 of sVs,S hoNss- hold to troUids against ths hsalth- -bsSiis ps. elIiay to sSmRssr. Pronsptness iH tks treat msHt of thsss naladiss woHId oftsn tvsusni ssyions illness, psShsps dssth.-MUNYON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10

material Der &olonien bor ben in al
len f5uQen tnirI6enoen 9ru4tpdgen
oes oTmperiQlismu8 Ipannt, itelt tt4
ais Elm i'm giguntii4en NtdBIdb un@
ternomnener 8erIu6 Der 3eglerung
bar, Da8 i6punfenDe 0eltrei4 duF
eine neue 8aIi8 gu ftellen. Die Wtd@
rine 8orluoe bient Demielben 3pede.
9on Der alQemeinen @onItription lit
es ftiue Qeporoen. SeIbt @9ambsr@
lain per6e6lt ii6 ni6t, baB Dur6 Elm
Tol6es Experiment ba8 Ser. So
ntgrei6 i'm Nu in Stiide geAsn lonnz
te. W}it u6t 4rmsecorpS i'm Wttt>
terlanoe uno n1inoeIten5 eben 10 bel
in Q(uItrulien, Synoien unO @andod
bofft man, ben MGAten imPoniren gu
t0nnen. Der nG3ite &rmee Stat
T6on nirD 80. .W}iGionen Dollars AO@
Der 7ein, ais ie 5uOOr, Sommp 2lt@
fins er6GIt 5utiinftig einen gan3en
SHILLING pro Sag, na4 bret Sabren
me6r. W}an iiebt, SO6n Bun mlr0
auf'5 2leuBerite gei6ropft, aber 1etne
g5rei9eit" bletbt getpa6rt.
Gs muB fi9 3eigsn, o6 Elm reire5
Re9an : Grempe! geniigt, Die 4bz
ne6rnitteI fir bic inneren unO duz
Beren @efa6ren in gepronete 34dtig@
felt gu feBen, bic SrldnOer 3u be-
f6ni6tiQen. ben neuen Q(llian3@8erz
pFli9tungen einen ernit6dften 9tnter@
Qrun0 3u Qe6en, Dus bur6 ben 8oez
renfrteg rutntrte Breittge be8 ReiaeS
DieOer auf3ufriI4en.
&ipIing's @erglet4.
Qonb Q n, 9. M}Gr3. - Sin intez
inter 8rief &uODurb &ipIin8'5
piro BON Der 6ieIigen Yreie DerOf@
Fentli6t. Ser nattonale N}oOeoiAter
bat auF ore Qnfrdge zines S6angbaier
@orreIponbenten 8etreff8 Der amertz
taniI9en 8riegFiibrung auf ben Pbtz
lippinen 5olgenDe5 ertlGrt:
n2(Qes, mas Sic iiber Die Y6ilippiz
men uno bic 0iGt0pfigteit Der ameri@
faniiAen @iDilz unD WtilitGr 4utoz
ritGten Iagen, neil btsielben r8uuz
D0QQen auf 8dnin6en" 6eBen, maat
mir unenoli4es 8ergniigen, oenn e5
lit iuIt baiIel6e, mas mir in Siioafrtz
ia t6un. Sic fDnnen Elm groBes,
prDTperiren0es QQnD niht iiberre0en,
oub e8 Die na6re Sa6lage nt6t
fennt. QGenn IS Elm paar 5aufeno
S06ne uno einige 3au1enb W}iuionen
9funo Sterling berlorsn bat, pirO
e8, faQ5 ungep06nIi9 intelligent uno
erleu8tet, bfelei8t berIte6en lernen,
oaB e5 ben Stof am unre4ten @noe
bait. 9(6er 1ol9e 6offnungen auf
l1mI9pung perOen it9 in unIerer
3eit i8tperli6 erfilen.
sd freue mid, 3u 60ren, Dab bic
Qmerifaner rconititutionea unfd9tg
finO, fi6 fel6er Der ltngere9tigteit gu
3ei6en unD nit 5reuben ben re6ten
0eq ein3uf6lagen." 0ies freut mis
beS6ulb, neil i8 mid an ben 8eOanz
fen, oaB Die2(merifuner logiI6er benz
fen, ais mir ielbit, ni4t gemO6nen
fDnnte. gatiirIt9 ipiiniht Elm neues
2uno einen bornebmen 9efpoten nit
unbeT9rGnfter Ma9t uho bpn ubio>
tuter SntegritGt. 9a aber @merita
unO GngIanb freie 2dnOer fino, 10
miFen mir eben in Dem t6euren, Oerz
f@penoerif8en gS6ld6termaBitab"
unferer M}a6t M}et6OOen Deiter
muir iteln."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
Serit MusmeiIe.
Qusipeis iiber ben Stdnb Der
=Amerifanii&rn
Jcurrz8rrlidlerungs= @eieQidaft

opu -1tH's
am 81. 9e5em6er 1901.
Slreau: SaItimore@Str. une 9offzSfficc'ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
9. g. Griffith & Comp,

Orr. So. SeffsSaltimcre>G traAe.,
(esgtniber 8anober=Str..)
bitt.u pdbreno bts Wonats 6ebruar an:
arnrinhersS,pside iu S1.eO. bette esrte 81 Is
biz 0nrD.
Gomm.ts9tppide 40 soc, bet. 6orte $1.25 S.
OdrD.
Brafeier Seppi9t, bste Sort jn $1.Z0 Due
NarD.
MtoaaettezEespi4e, bsfe 6srts iu @1.OO bic
Ddrb.
9npsfrksSeppi@e iu 65c.. b,Re 6srts 75c bic
Wdrn
SrQrainsEvpGe gu Csc, beRe eorts 65c, bic
9arb.
Woioie unb eebrudte 9inolenms, Bugs, Tattsn
q. I. ~, lu nerbdltnibmdbig nieeriseH Sretlen.
Is asrp,snt sabaff an ienem Gttd @obet
im Ran4s
CaSIltx&G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
3uge fGnbntffe fir It a.
ltenti DE 9 q 6n 6eOte M
r. d q

q 0 m, 9. MGr3. - Der gi1en6a6nz
Strife, tpel4er ieit eintger 3ett Oro6z
te, lit 9anf Dem Itarten Druid, ben
Die Regierung iOpObl auf Die @ifenz
babn @eieGfAaften, pte i6re Nngez
ftelten uusii6te, Ourh gegen5eitige
3ugeftdnbniiIe bermie0en pOr0en. @s
berlautet, baB Die &egierung iiA be-
reit erfIGrt bat, 31000,000 Sire fir
einen 2(rbeiter 6OnO gu 6epilligen,
Inn gepiRen 5Oroerungen Der 2eute
9eniige gu t6un.
Ser Regierung5 grGaB, Iaut pelz
dem ale GiIenba6n 2tngeitelIten,
fpel9e CUR mo6iIen unO SerritOrtdlz
Qlrmee ge6Dren, gu ben 5abnen beirut
fen tpurben, pirO morgen riidgdngtg
qema9t tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
0sr NbrraInube

alter 3eten nanntt ot: 5odnorrboi0n, ens ortisBz
lip aud.euotn 2g0;rgsibmiiiit:, eiue GtbA Gottts.
Stst o6:r inn ft in 99irflibitjt cine @tiBel nit
ipsld5,r Der NRtnIb Fb ie;bt trdii. Stua oieie5
dredli6e QsiDcn fluu urrbl6lr nit n. Stisbcs's
2lnatsis furirt perDcn, cusr be.ltriitj9;u &ylnsi
Die in Raaelform all Den Sir Ors et;oen5 app!Birt
luiro, inOem man Dttie 3dpiben in Den anper ens
fiibrt. Gbe Sbr tauft, labt Gu6 totmirei cine
Ilrobe oon g. 9ReuiiaeOter & Go, 9og l2l6, Rtipz
gorf tommsn. lleber3sugt Gu9 trF.
(Ilp, ri er;S&g9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
Vt. VI. Wiitd)ea,
GcnerdIzNacut
8. Slur, 9(tlantic Srnit &eb1noc.

g(usneis ii6er ben Stanb Der nPrefer>
reO 4ccioent 8erii4erungsz@omz
paqnie ppn NepzOort" am 81.
9e3ember 1902.
e's,o6g5's Sabrts ............. .o'''- , $11f8787
e'5,ofrs' Sabreg usSaD." D'' LIP, 1918
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
Seriidlerungt>I t>Int nsiie.

Spear + Bmrhaatts,
bieii9e Macntcn,
llr. 36, SiSzgOIIiOap~Str. eti;SS'H isS.
Sertreter Ger
S9nriugia Sniuranre 80. (Jencr).
Tranffurt 0arinc, grriSsnt & 9Iate
Clap Sniuranre So.
Musrpe 8 ibrr ren Stane res Ser. Staotens
3psises Ger
"Gbnringia 5n(nraafe Comp"
pou Grfurt. 9eutidJIanS. an 81. 9eJember
1901.
Gsiammtes Gutommcn DdbreaO 0es
3a6res ST. 100, 1880
giammte 4usgabeu Ddbrtno Deg 5ab@
res l. III, 1000
Gutbabt
qfticn ,:no CbliqatiOntu, tpsIds nt ges
fbe Der Gompdpnie fno............ So, IIo.0
@aQr i'm 8iireau uu0 i'll Der Slnt...... z33,ot3.99
Sebstz9ilancen BON Agtnttn.....-..-. I4g>f.tg
TdQiue 3inieH uuo Wiet5sn............ 4,2u.Uo
Hetto= getruq Don uibt coltttlrten Sra=
fana fl' .............. "'1' "..Y.' 49, 1866 229 p
UlarftDtrtb Der %ftien unO Sbligdtio@
ucn iiber DIN 8u3ipertD. ............ lO'5lO.4o
grutto riuuobm,u,. &,O72, ,37. .26
Rtbt auQeftunoene 9utb aben
eefuritdtsn. in Otrlbte0tz
nen Stadten fitr oie Si=
6cr6eit Der Golictn= Snbaz
Der in iolbeu Staaten Oez
pnuirt (Wnrstmert5l SJ4,20O'Ou
staoftn '.., ................ 19,135.67
llcberid)ub iiber bsiaete 9erz
binDlibteittH ............ SO II4.o3 -, o,- .,
Gjeammte sugetanOene Gutbdbtn. SlUiZ,ofI-z0
Yerb in ! | d t etten
Tetto=E =EctraQ pom unbe3abl= ~
rem 8srluttu. SZZ,OoO -
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Riid 8erfberun9s Erd=
...............'''.' I'fNV't0
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rtbsrf6ub i'm gstssff Der 9Olicsns5ns soo7 100 70
bdbtr ............. - FOo''
4tosr'@uB IN Ss'''ll WI '''',''., 'Ya 422143.O9
9etrad Der in ocn Ser. Staot:n am
f;65 81 SS'SmipF gSiieon isoi IN '.I4 "a
@tiFqg o'f Io1i N opgassltsn ] 9Oirsn.. 8HG645O
Ner ru n;1n,5mt gaI SrG1ien ............. 0901.16
81 a,4}nift gfdf9'anD .r.. ~aD:.'." Wv! 1882 A
Sa n[yl.,its Itrig'"''' 9,2O6.1
staat DGunO, 8trit d tran9 g
9epQrtemeut 9ureau Otg nj :
miii6rg. 9aGtimors, ben %. Sanudr
1902. IN llebertinitimmung nit BEN ofttntlicbtn
algtmrntn G'tieben bei8ein9e i'd biegmit, oaB oas
@orfebenoe Elm pabrbcitsg'trsntr Aus5uG aus Dem
Gompa an1" BON Grfurt, 9attitIanb, bis sum
81. Se3enl6sr 1901 t, tpelber f6 isBt IN Den Atten
pieies Separtsments befjnoet.
QlpDO GjGfini on.
0erii6erungs Gommhdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
9ur6 bds 9epdrtement.
Qusneis ii6er ben 9tanb Der
r0eutI8zNmerifanii4en @erii4ez
runeszGompugnie BON NetDzYort"

run9s~@pmpagnte BON gtetpzYort"
am 81. 9e3ember 1901.
0:,oSt''' sabrss $3.973 38o83
o,a6rts =. ~. .................. 5,44S5416
c,runOsiosnrbum :. ............ $15,OOoOO
eggTEirr atutSnm :. . ............... 49,. 100000
"tgttH gtFss "pe OSr 6OmSaani. fnS 1920 291 %
9nar i'm Piireau uuo in Der Sant.... 4Sl, 05S3
Sdlioe 3inien uuO Wietben. ........ 5,2S32
9etto 9etraq BON ridt coutttirtsn
9rdmitn, ui5t mcbr als DrsI Dto=
81 nat: Sit. IGa;4b en4bo6.n arftp,rt5 o.r 0o 4'10
sn5psrt5 5ym to =. :. =. .............. 65L258O8
sruttOze,ntbaben =. ................ $9968, ,68673
0t6t augefa fanOens Sntb aben.
Eeturitdten, IN perl0ttS
penfn s:aaten fir bic
Siherbsit Der 9olcsns
Snbober in iolteuStuaz
ten btpouirt CDtacttz
ncrtbl :. =. $40, 10000
gsrbiuoli6t,itsn in Bee
iuettn Stalteu .-.... ITO, fSlA
ueberi5uB ibtr btiuets
Standardization -. .$23 9l8.5S
Gsiommte ,uaeitdnosue SubabtH.... $9,26S, ,636.73
9rrbi d ten.
"triSIen''SSS ,aSIt5n S.rlufen ...,.. 1922 1920
G3.iammtt ni3t eingtau=
Fsue Yr6ulieu 3,lO9, b6o.6z
5aldre Uietbe, untoten,
etsusrn, &ebnuugtn,
Gput @ebibren etc,
fduie IL uu5oelaufcn.. 13,86l.3S
Returnz grdmien, $4064.s
S{r5misn, Si25, ,39l So. 29,46043
e,iummt.getruo Der 9er5inoli8teiten *3,755Oo.43
oo. -.
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eiuoaobltsg qttitn,Rupitul ........ $LOOOOOo.OO
| i1ebsritus in oinf4t Der Ittien=Sns
"Ss."o bobtr 49,. .................. 4,517O54S8
Rs+roo Der in ben 8tr. Stodten om
Al, Solculber 1901 in 6rdit befinOs
lIheu Qplleen ................... 0o0,9oS,S ,S44OO
| Rrtr1d Der in Mdrplano pdbreno oes
5obres 1901 ausqtteltea Yolicen.. 5,279, SIS. 90
| Hui pog N1arpldnDtr 9:iddit in 1901
,mp;unqere 9rGmien ......-... oo,26.l ~
| Su Iarplano tpdbrtno 1901 bSaDlfe
9erluite .....:::'.:''.:'' 0O''o'''t
| Sn Marplano Ddbreno 1901 eIngefre'
tene 9srIuFe .-.......- ..''...--- oo'off.H
staat Murolanb. Ser eruna g.
StpQrttment, Shreau oss G o ms
mijjGrg altimore, ben l. S5ebrudr 1902.
Sn 1I,bsreinttmmun4 NIT ben 0ffentiiDen oaaemtIs
nfr 6,esseu bti6einiee ib bitrmit odb ods 8orlts=
hsnn. rim nabrbeitsq qttrcu.r Ausjue aus 0tm Ausz
neiie Der Standardization 9srH9truH9ss
6onrpaqnie BON R,pz0orta Bis sum 81 Stisnlber
1901 it, pelttr Fb Jest in Otn Ntten 0sles 0tpar=
etopO gBiltiniOn,
8crii4trungs ss@ommHSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10
Die tpmmenbe &r0nungS 3
fEeter.

Qonbon, 9. W}Gr3. - g}e6en ben
8lodbau8z, Sta6eIora6tz uno 9liinz
behring's : Siegen in Siibafritd iino
es nod 3pei 0inge, Die i'm @Orber@
grunOe bes S1tereiies fte6en. @ritan5
martet man geIpannt, ipel4er Dirt Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Regiez
rung gsgen bic neue 9ropoganOa Der
syrIGnoer Iein nerOen, unD 3peiten5
16pelgt ba8 lo2al : imperiale @lez
ment in ben 8orgeniifen Oes 6eranz
rifenoen &r0rung5feiteS. 0ie8eloz
uno 8e6urtsproBen 2(riitotratie
nirb fi8'8 Elm f60ne5 Stiid 8slo toz
iten IoFen. Sir Die beiten 5eniter
an ben StraBen, Our6 pel4e Oer&rOz
nungs3ug Ii6 betpegt, iinb Don $40
Bis gu $3.50 ge3ublt pOrben.
QmerttantI6 6 fran36 i
fC1e Streitfrude in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10

Sten s fin, 9. U}dr3. - 9a8
bieIi9e Wifions Gigent6um, iiber
nel6es Der umeritaniI8e unb Der
fran30iiI4e &onIul i'm Strett Iiegen,
umfdBt nt8t gang 3pet 2tder 2anz
bes. @5 gren3t an Die ameritdnii4e
N}iTion uno mar bi89er BON g6ineien
6eipo6nt, Deren NG6e ni8t Ie6r niin@
I8enspert6 mar. Der fran30iiI6e
&onTul bat ben 8auar6eitern auf benz
1treitigen 9ebiete Gin9aIt geboten unO
einen 9oli3iiten barauf itationirt. Die
fran30iiI4e 6lugge puroe ni4t iiber
Dem @igent6um aufge3Dgen.
Der amerifanif@e &oniul Sa8. SO,
RQg8oale betpa6rt cine feite 5ultung
un6 glaubt ni8t, baB Die Su6e
ernitli6e 5olgen 6a6en pirO. Die
SSraQe lit Dem fran30iiI6en un6 benz
amerituniI9en 8eIanOten in Peting
un6eimgeiteQt norOen.
Die englif9e N}stbo0iiten 0fiiTion
Don 2onoon, bic r4merican 8OarO Of
Gommtifioners for 5oreignN}ifions"
uno bic amerifaniI4e Met6OOiitenz
MiTion 6e7iBen fdmmtlid Gigent6um
in Der @rtra Gon3eFiOn, pel6e bic
5ran3ofen felt Suni 1900 beunipruz
den. Seit iener 3eit 6a6en bic amez
rifaniT6en MiFionen bas angren3enz
be 8runbitiid getauft. Die Tran3o@
fen beanipru6en bafeI6e ieBt uno
tret6en W}iet6en unb 9teuern barauf
Elm. &pnIul 3ag8oale fat Proteit
oagegen er6oben unb bic amerituntz
f8e 5ldgge auf bem 9runOitiide uufz
ge6iBt.
% H.. h:IEA - ;tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10

gung ba5u 1T bom beutf6en General
&pnful Or. 8iina, ippie oon 9rn.
Gmtl 8oas ais 8ertreter Der n9amz
burgzNmertta>2inie" einem @omite
Der r8eretnigten Sdnger," aus Dem
neuen 9rGiioenten Sp6n 8Gtjer, Dem
8icez9rGiibenten Carl @Qenberg, 9e@
tretGr 6. WiFel unb bem 8unoes@Ot@
rettor 6enrp 9att6erg 6eite3enb, IN
Der liebensniirbigften 8eiie geItern
Hudmittag ertbeiIt porOen. Wie Die
Delegation in Grfabrung 8ebrd4t,
ptt0 Bring 9einrih auf einem
S9leppbampfer pon Der "a. StraBe
na4 Dem n9eutI4lan0" in 9oboten
gebra6t tperDen.
Die untper fttd t 6 lum B a
1ur6 SteIIbertreter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-10

ST < R 7 A.
Tragt die oDeSOta, Die Inner GHkaUtt HABIT
';S:;a ss5;i s. I1NAzzszaz
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-01

album leaf in warm water, and very,
very carefully they detached the bill.
1t was taken to the bank and pro-
nounced sound in every respect.
There isn't much more to the
story. When man hasn't a cent in
the world, and the people around him
aren't any better off, 81 900 is a great
big pile, and the Holly Springs girls
dad had it. He hurried off to Mem
phis, laid in stock of all kinds of
necessaries, and, coming back to the
old place, he braced himself and held
on.
HE hadn't grown rich, but he had
enough to give me back the thousand
by little squeezing, and he wanted
to do it, but l was pretty flush my
self just then, and l told him to keep
it and make more with it to give t.
his daughters children, for the girl
was married and had houseful."
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Richmond. The woman was so in
censed with the search by the pickets
that Gen. Niele was summoned. which
resulted in the pickets being repri-
manded by him in the woman's pres
ence and the restoration of the papers.
But notes had been made from the
papers, and after the woman had gone
reprimand of the pickets and assured
them that it was policy to deceive the
woman. This suggested to Gen Niele
the idea of establishing post office
branch, which he placed under the
charge of a well known southern SYM
pathizer, who had no suspicion Of Gen.
Niele's motive. After this there was
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-01
MONITOR MERRIMAC FIGHT.
Stirring Incidents Related by IA Civil
War Veteran just Before His
Recent Death.

Gen. Egbert L. Viele, the soldier Of
the Mexican war and the civil war who
died the other day, gave some bits of
civil war history in speech made at
the Westchester County Grand Army
association dinner On April II. 1t was
in connection with theVirginia cam
paign, and he led up to the Merrimac-
Monitor fight, which has always been
regarded as a turning point in the
civil war. 1t was in the winter of 1851
'62 that Gen. Viele accompanied the
president, secretary of war and secre-
tary of the treasury to Fortress Mon
roe. where he planned and later led the
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INES OF the union forces. But Gen.
Niele also appointed an assistant. who
was not suspected by the confederate
postal superintendent to be friendly
with the federale, and he often inter
cepted CORES pondence which was Of
help to the union forces. One day a
communication was found within a
copy Of one of the Richmond papers
which outlined a plan to attack the
federal fleet and to destroy Norfolk.
This communication told that the Mer-
rimac would be ready for service about
the first of March and that it would
then pounce upon the federal vessels
and destroy them, and then she and
other confederate vessels would bonn
bard Norfolk. The information was
communicated to the president at once,
and the Monitor, which was then in
course of construction at Greenpoint,
was hurried to completion, and she ar
rived at Hampton Roads on the night
before the memorable Sunday of
March o, the day that she engaged with
and defeated the confederate ironclad.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-01

advance on Norfolk, and on its surren-
der was made the military governor.
The occupation of the navy yard by the
confederates; the raising and rebuild
ing of the Merrimac subsequently
named the Virginia by the con-
federates, but popularlS known as the
Merrimac) as an ironclad; the destruc-
ton by her of the frigates Congress
and Cumberland; the opportune arriv-
al of the Monitor, under Lieut.. WOrden,
by which the Merrimac was driven back
months blockaded in the Elizabeth,
and the recapture of Norfolk by the
United States forces. under the imme-
date direction of President Lincoln, in
May, 1862, are all we'll known matters
of history.
Gen. Viele held his audience of 200 old
veterans, full of personal reminis-
cences, while he told of how he estab-
lished a Gordon of pickets under most
minute instructions to inspect all per-
sons before they were allowed to cross
the lines, and to take from them any
thing that was supposed to be contra
band. No one was permitted to pass
beyond the pickets except with a spe-
cial permit from Gen. Viele. One day
there came to him a woman with a lit
tie girl, and she told most heartrend-
ing story of the child being separated
from its parents and that she wished
to reunite them about ten miles out
from Richmond. Gen. Viele had his sus-
picions aroused, but having great con-
fidence in his pickets he issued the
pass. The woman and child were ex-
amined by the inspectors, and within
the child's clothing was found paper
which was intended for the command
ing general of the .confederates at
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-01
Angora Goats ms Browser..

A close observer will notice there are
mary upland or mountain farms that
have some pieces of pasture too dry
and perhaps too rocky to yield profit.
The past few dry seasons have brought
in bushes, briars and weeds that have
robbed the land of tame grass for the
making of good quality of butter.
Such cheap land pasture is where the
angora goat WIZ thrive best, as they
prefer bushes and briars to grass, and
will thrive and grow fat where sheep
will starve and cows cannot live. An
CORA goats are very prolific, will live
about three times as long as sheep and
their mohair will bring about three
times the price of common wool.-G.
II. Bloodgood, in Farm and Home.