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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-12-10
For Sale.

[ have for sale two Poland China
Boar Pigs. M. E. UPDEGRAFF.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
have the best Cook and Heating Stoves.
Fully guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
IN RUNAWAY
DIR, WILKINSON AND PATROL
 MAN w. H. TAYLOR HURT.
Each Has Broken Arm-Horse Frightened by Negro-Courage- ous Attempt of Officers to
 Stop Horse-Buggy
 Overturned.

In a courageous attempt to stop rum away horse on Clayton Street late yes- terday afternoon. Patrolman w. H. Tay- Tor had his wrist fractured. A short dis tance further on the same animal over turned the buggy which contained pr. Walter Wilkerson and his driver, break in Dr. Wilkerson's arm near the elbow.
 The double accident was caused by the criminal careiessness of a negro boy. About dark yesterday evening Dr. WIl- kerson's driver turned his horse from Hanrick Stret into Clayton. At that moment a negro boy darted across the street with barrel over his head and brought up with a shock against the horse of Dr. Wilkerson. The horse. usu- ally well behaved. was frightened, but the driver would have been able to con- trol him had not the negro rolled the barrel under the horses feet in his at tempt to get away.
 This gave the animal fresh alarm and he dashed down Clayton Street. Patroi- man Taylor who was in a buggy with M. w Stuart, saw the runaway coming. He sprang out of the buggy and cour- ageously attempted to hold up the fright ened horse MT. Taylor succeeded In grasping the reins, but he was thrown heavily to the ground. His right wrist was fractured.
 A little further on the horse overturned the buggy and Dr. Wilkerson was thrown out. He fell heavily on his right arm. When he arose he found that his right arm had been broken below the elbow. The driver was also thrown out but he escaped with a few bruises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11

the other creditors Insisted that Mrs. Hurter's claims could not i,s settled until every other creditor had been paid. The agreement was read to Judge 6tratton. It had been executed on the 18th of Au- gust, 1901.
 Mrs. Hurter's attorney insisted that she had a right to ret her share of the proceeds and announced that he would insist on his right to vote in the election of 3 trustee. 5 In order to investigate and bring the matter of Mrs. Hurter's claims fairly be- fore the referee an adjournment was agreed upon. and Messrs Crum and Hausman were named as a committee to go over the books ofeThe Fair and were empowered to employ an expert for that purpose to make the third man on the committee.
 Suppose we set the hour for the next meeting at noon Thursday the 18th" said Referee Stratton.
 "oh. don't name the 13th.' said one of the creditors. piaintiveiy.
 The Referee. however, did not think the thirteen superstition of sufficient import ance for him to change the meeting hour
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
A Pretty Birthday Party.

"A &AStky O4A tAA0y 0A
 Rose owen McDavid! the little daughter David, entertained delightfully."- last Thursday afternoon in honor of her little guests and cousins. Marie Katherine Walter of Hillsboro. Texas. Mary Vtr- ginia McDavid and John Sharp Gillespy of Birmingham. It was also the ccca- sion of the little hostess birthday and 50 little girls and boys came to offer good wishes The house was decorated in palms and flowers Music was rendered throughout the afternoon. In the recep- ton hall the rugs had been removed and children were dancing there continually. In other rooms interesting games were played In one a children's game Of hearts was played for which dainty prizes were given. Mrs. McDavid played a catchy march on the piano and each lit tie boy with his little girl partner joined in the march to the dining room: As the sliding doors rolled back the Chil- dren beheld picture of fairyland. The room was darkened and lighted by pink tapers and many candelabra. The color scheme was pink and violet. canopy of pink tulle fioated from the chandelier to the four corners of the room where 1t was caught with violets. Two large tables stood in the center, upon one q palm on a centerpiece of tulle and violets On the other the birthday cake rested on a bed of violets and tulle and upon this burned nine tiny pink candles. Four smaller tables were placed In the corners. Japanese napkins filled with candies and tied with pink ribbons were at each child s place. Fruits, ices and cakes were also served. Fifty little hearts were happy and fifty good wishes were left for little Rose owen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
AmusmMES.rs.
' Receiver,s Sale j.

In inc District Court of the United States. for
 the Middle District of Alabama.
 In re. J. R. Darby < Son. Bankrppts.-in By virtue of an order of sale infthe above entitled cause Ifwiil, Thursday. the 9th day of March 1902, in front of the Court Hous. door at Troy Ala, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash. subject to the approval of the court, two stocks of goods wares and general merchandise, consisting of dry goods boots. shoes. hats. etc, grocer les: also iron safes and store fixtures and Of dce fun initure one of which said stocks Is situated in the storehouse In Troy Ala. and the other in the storehouse in Searieht. Ala. in which the said bankrupts recently carried on bus ness
 Parties wishing to purchase can have the nrjyii.ge of examining said goods, as also az inventory thereof. by calling on Messrs Eos ter. Sanford X Carroll Troy; Aia.' or Lomax, Crum & Well, Montgomery. Ala
 E. J. SMITH Receiver, care Iomax, Crum X Well, Mcnt-
 go.nery Ala! tr-su-tu-th
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
MONTGOMERY WATER
THE PUREST IN ANY CITY IN
 UNITED STATES.
High Compliment from Troy, N. + Of All Samples Received That
 from This City is Shown to Be the Best.

Unknown to the city of Montgomery the city government of Troy, N. Y.. has just paid the water used by this city the highest compliment that it could receive In an experts report to the city govern ment of Troy, the Montgomery water was pronounced the purest that could be obtained in any section of the United States. It was the clearest and the very best sample that could be obtained by the city authorities.
 The report of the Troy city government was filed away among the official rec ords. The news of the peculiar compli- ment paid the city was, brought to Mont gomery Dy P. w. Ferguson. a prominent citizen and well known manufacturer of Troy who has been spending a few days in Montgomery. He said that the city government of Troy contemplated put ting in new system of waterworks and to get the experiences of other cities it had samples sent it from large citise in all sections of the United States. The samples thus sent in were carefully an- aly5ed by an expert who made an off, cial report of his analysis. In this re- port he pronounced the Montgomery sam pie the purest and best that had been sent in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
Mrs. MacFadyen in Auburn.

Auburn, March 10.-(Special)- )-Mrs. Irene Ashby- Mac Fadyen deIiYered in Au- burn Tuesday and Wednesday two most intere s ing addresses on the question or ch Id labor in the mills, one being before the student body of the Alabama Poly technic Institute, the other before the members and invited guests of the Light Horse Harry Lee Chapter of the D. A. K. On both occasions this interesting speak CT made a profound impression upon her audience.
 The ladies o: he club and the young n of t1e c,lIeg, were both pi-ase1 ann convinced hy her forceful presenta- ton of her subject
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
La Grippe Quickly Cured.

Tn the winter of 1898 and 1898 I was taken down with a severe attack of what is called La Grippe" says F. L. Hewett, a prominent druggist of Winfield. Ill. ..The only meCicine I used was two bot ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It broke up the cold and stopped the cough ing like magic, and l have never since been troubled with Grippe" Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy can always be de- pended upon to break up severe cold and ward off any threatened attack of pneumonia It is pleasant to take. too, W hich mak t tie most desirable and one of the most popular preparations in use for these ailments. For sale by E. G. Fowler, Druggist. -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
NOT GUILTY OF ARSON.
Dan Houston Acquitted of Charge.
 Other City Court Cases.

Dan Houston was acquitted of the charge of attempted arson in the City Court yesterday. The larger part of the day was taken up in trying Houston on that serious charge.
 He was accused of attempting t1 burl the house of a negro women near Clay Street with whom he Lad lived. It WIS charged that he made two different att tempts to burn the house. but his good character stood him in good stead. The evidence was circumstantiaI but a num- Der of citizens swore that he was a good negro and the jury acquitted him. |,
 In the afternoon John Smith was tried and found guilty of grand larceny He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY.
Farley National Bank Will Handle
 Government Funds.

The officials of the Farley National Bank were yesterday notified that the bank had been designated as the deposit tory of the government funds in Mont gomery. The notification came yesterday in the shape of an official letter from the Secretary of the Treasury
 The government has heretofore had no official depository in this city. The Fed eral officials have used their discretion In depositing the funds of the govern ment Montgomery. however, has in- creased in importance as a government station and 1t was necessary for her to take her place with cities of similar importance. which had official deposito- ries of government funds. Just how much these funds will amount to Is not known as there has been no depository in the city before
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
AMUsEMENTs.
Montgomery Theatre Wednesday Matinee and Night
 Y,nviG Mnrriaon,

Lewis Morrision himself. supported by a carefully selected cast. gorgeous dis play of new and elaborate scenery and an entire revision of the exquisite lines of Faust will be the attraction at the Montgomery Theatre on Wednesday mat inee and night.
 The fact of Lewis Morrison himself appearing as Mephisto assures spe- cialIy good performance since his fame and fortune have both been acquired by his ability to perform the part of Satan in a manner which defies imitation or disparagemcnt. The scenery, costumes and electrical effects are all new. The prologue is new, also -the instrumental and vocal music and. with the added at. traction of Lewis Morrision himself as Mephisto, the forthcoming production ol Faust" at the Montgomery Theatre Wednesday matinee and night, will prove an unusual event. Seats now on sale.
 -ady,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
Danger of Colds and La Grippe.

The greatest danger from colds and la grippe is their resulting in pneumonia. IF reasonable care is used, however, and Chamberlains Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided Among the tens of thousands who have used this remedy for these diseases. We have yet to learn of a single case having resulted in pneu- monia. which shows conclusively that 1t is a certain preventive of that dangerous malady. It will cure a cold or an attack of la grippe in less time than any other treatment. It Is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by E. G. Fowler. Drug- gist. -ady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.

tH6VIS6u.J Tn a suit from last summer, He looked quite forlorn; All its lovely bright colors Were faded and gone. But he went to the dyehouse Of Holt on Court Street. And his suit is now looking
 Quite stylish and neat. "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
MkANM@s

will be sentenced with the other convict ed prisoners.
 Henry Stroud pleaded guilty to the charge of carrying concealed weapons and he was fined $50 by Judge Thomas
 Bob Smith. who was found guilty of assault and battery was also fined $50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Tina Fenn of Clayton is visiting Mrs. Henry C. Jones, 622 South Court Street.
 Mrs. Graham of Lebanon. Tenn. is visiting her sister, Mrs. s. H. Edward. 22l Sayre Street
 Mrs. John Mcqueen of Birmingham is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs J. D. Beale, at their home on Perry Street.
 MT. Warren Reese has gone to New York on business. Mrs. Reese accom- panied him and they will be absent about ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11
pAcKARD's "KoRREcT SHAPE"
 S4.OO

Best of all men shoes for the price. They fit the foot. Only at ont place
 Bullock 6 Fleming,
 Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11

RICHARDS "KoRRECT SHAPE"
 S40O.
 Remember the name. Best of all advertised shoes for men. Every pair guaranteed. Bullock & Fleming.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-11

Fire insurance premiums in London have i'm creased between 400 and 500 per cent. during the last six or seven years.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11

Ser M9tb. s. 8. Sauer, @tautszSenus
tor BON Douglas Gountn CUR Nebrastu
2egislatur, fdreibt bDn Trant's 9OteG,
Omaha, Neb., tpie folgt:
sd babe @ernna berinht unb fann es
aGen als Elm grUfartises Spnir nHh ala
Elm befpnbers gntcs Satarrbmittel ent'
pfe6len." = 5. $. saner.
Der G6tb. gatri6 &ennebp, MitgIteb
Der MafTa9u1etts 9eIeBgebung. f4reibt
ben folgenben Brief bonn ReprdIentantens
buuie gu Bottom:
9ottpr g. 9. 5artmun:
gSert6er Serr: = ySd s5gere 1tidjt So
fagen, baR ttb utetne perfefte 0efuRbDett
nnb Hare Sttmme 9eruna 81 Derhnnfen
babe, nah6em td) Elm 9utenb anbere
Nstttel pine abbtlfe beriu9t babe. Sd
tpeiB, buB es cine ii3ere Sur fir unbera
buuli6teit unb bic banit per6unbene ners
bDfe @9pd9e 1T. Mdbrenb Der feds
8o6en, bic ib auf Der PGatf0rm geitanz
ben in Der fiir3Ii9en Mu9I=Gampagne,
braudte i9 regeImdBig peruna unb obs
pobl i9 3pei unb bret U1al bes Sages
91eben bieIt, beEfugte meine Sttmme ME.
Sd peiB, baB 9eruna cine auperldfige
Sur ift fir Observation-Disclosures" -
P. s. &ennebp.
Wenn sic feline prompten unb befriebi>
aenben Re1ultate bur9 ben 9ebrau9 BON
Yeruna eraielen, 10 f4retben Sic fofort an
Sr. 6ortmdn cine bol[e Qlnddbe eShre5
SaIles unb er tpirb fth freuen, Sbnen feiz
nen tpert6pOIlen Ratb toftenfrei gu ers
t6eilen.
Qbrei7e: 0r. 5artmun, preiibent Of
Sbe 9artman Santtarium, Columbus,
S1io.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11

eSGir unS Hennen
Sienifds. Wittno6, Spnnerftas,
6reitdg, Samifaa,
ben g., TO-, IL, 12 unO 13. September.
Srabs, g9acing" uno @aloppz8snnen. grobe
Nericultur= uno 9jeb=Nugfteuune 8eTtgsl,
6armz(rooutte, Sauen= ; SspartsmsHt, @auocpiae=
8Orfslungsn, gauOuz2Iufitieg, rSiDe=5bops~ uno
OoaitdHOigss MuFfzgOrps, aues fir ben sin3ansn
Gntritt DON
-S5c.-
Tlennea tdoIb UNI rbr Ra5mittugs, GugftI=
lung unO gaubepius um Gage uno qbsnog. etraz
Ben6abnpuoQOns fabreu brett gum Bart bon galti=
mOrs= unO @oliOapzStrabs. - Boots" psrtauft
g8ir babcH Hber 200 GiHtrasun0tn bon 9ferOtu
(249-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11
9Nf CT. Spfcnh6zGpQed.

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stubisnsaurius: Rlaifider. rthtnl6cftii5sr uHD
foutmanuijber l1Htsrri6t; erinpii4er untsrri6t in
ber p.utidbtn 5sra3s. - 8soiHsnne.u: ,Goarpsrsa
bro 5sifsn DON fiinf TtoHuttn $115. Stubisn
beoinnen am . isnFae, ben 2. September 1902.
Wan abreifirs:
Grueer Spfepb. Director.
Gtdtion 8, Saltimore, Wle
sataloa aaf 8.riGRgtn. Quill 2Nta&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11
Marplaaofr Staats- uurmaL Shuls.
Gfe GarrUlItOn' unr eafapette. apenue.


@alt re, nh, ben l3. auaua 1909.
Die 6erbfTSeifon beqinut am Sieusaa Stn
6eptfH,ber 1902 Rsus G8altr miiFeu am o s,n.
tenber rrsiHrtrt DtreeH. 9rafuuasn fir Nujrobms
anD gtf0rDsrune om g., TO-. H., IL uns la. sens
t,mStr Die GsrmiruHs Der RleN<n, IOpit read.
mdbiat AseitationsR unb 8orIsiunesR bsQinu,n am
Mnntaa ben Is. 6epteH,ber.
Ghilsr rereen niAt in bic mittfsreu RtoE,p
cuiqenommsn. bepOr Osieibm bic erIOrOertsn gra.
fuuoen an nsn Obtn osnsnntsR 9asen ,uirisDtu.
fenenp beftanpen 6absn
Glemenfars une afaeemifebes Dsvarfemeut.
Die GlsmentGrs uTb otaotmi5tn Stpartemeuts
6nb fir ben dntsrri5t anp ole 6eran6ileuna psR
edIalern i'm alter Don bis l6 sSabren, Iopit ftir
nis Herbrettang sum Gntritt in eas Rsrmo!. .7Dts
bartemsHt Dorsiel6 auseetattet.
Die reauldren G.brer tpsrnen pon BEN grofeHoren
hes 4armals 9spartements In Tbpfi, Gbsmie, pos
fauig. 1atuEfun6e uuo in aRpsren unterribtss
nd6ern untriti5t, IL mad gtrfasuns ses 9rnsis
sofs Der Etcats= =ROrmall6u
Gis 6erbft~6eifpn besinnt am R RpRtaa ben
l5 Eertfmbfr.
ggeqtn nd5ersr ausfunft une RatalSes ptnss
maa f6 on
O. ~. @reffrman
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11
9D8prpitQ

9ubnun's PtGGen finb eirs
6eilmittel gegen bieie 8rantbeit. Dies
feIben erItdrten bic inneren M6fonbez
rungen gu elmer geIunObeitIt9en Gbdz
tigteit, iteqer ben W}ugen pieber ber
unO befd6igen ibn, feline 8errt4tun4
gen gu erfiilen.
9eorge g. @caIIb BON Rr. rs, 0uT4
fauzStraBe, 4etpzgort, fagt: oDdbz
renb Sabre mar i9 nit Rbeumatis4
mus unO 0p8pepfia gepIagt unb fam
gu bem GntidIu7e, Sbre RiGen 8u
berfu6en. 9ur9 beren gebrau8 eur=
pfanb i'd Iofort cine groBe 2inberung
meiner S4mer3en. Sd bin nie neus
ge6oren, ieitbem i4 angefangen babe,
S6re 9tIen 3u ne6mer unb mD9te
ni6t obne Oiefelben fetn. 9as ein=
f6IummernOe, f6ldfrige @efii6l, netz
DIES t6 frit6er bate, lit boLIitGnoig
geI4nunOen, Die 0pspePiia bin t9
Ios gepor0en un0 mein R6eumatisa
mus 1T gang un6 gar perf6punben.
Sd Elm ii6er3eugt, OuB irgenb Se4
manb, Der an metRen &rantbeiten leiz
bet unO nit ben 3abpaDf8en giIlen
einen 8eriu4 ma4t, bo1itdnOig ges
beilt tperben ipirb, benn es 1T meina
Nteinung, baB ale biefe Grf8einun4
gen betpeifen, bdB bas &0rperfbfteut
ni6t in 9rbnung 1T = baB Die 2e4
Der ni4t ri9tig arbeitet."
9rets 25c. pro SbaAtel. g8ir6
BON aQen 9tpDtbefcrm nerfanft uSer
bnr8 Die Bot eeidi6t pcrOem.
Rno4un11 s. Co.,
Rr. 55, Glmzstr., R..g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11
GiQtG tD0t.
Seine Setdie e 9efnnO II
Ser baDti'fbe 9lOntiral Sitnoetc ielm
Sdiff AT unS gtna nit Demlelnen
Sn @ruHSeo

2lu6 Elm @aiffsar5t un0 5nei @'ez
Ieute fanlen BEL Der 3eritOrung
besn ngretezuz4ierrot" um'S 2eben.
- 0euti6lanO erbebt teinen Qn@
ipru6 auf @dabeneriaB fir bic
bon Der nMartomannia" 8enomz
menen 8affen unb &rie85DOrz
rdt6s. - Sn China iOlIen 5000
W2en16en bur9 9odpaiIer um8sz
fommen Tetn. = 3uBlanb pertpetit
QluslGnOer aus Der Wtanbi4uret.
0onuipes, 6apti, 10. Sept. =
Qlbmtral Giuit legte nit eigener 9dnb
Die 8runofafel i'm binteren W(aga3tn
be8 Sirmtniiten &anonenbopteS
oGretezuz9terrot" in Der GinfaArt beS
bieItgen 6afens am leBten Samfag
an unb gtng nit Dem S4iffe untsr.
Seine Qei6e ipurbe bulD na4ber am
nGmli6en Sage uufgefunoen.
Obiges 1T burd cine bom 9ieIt8en
GorreTponbenten Der D@hocttrten
0rpFp" berfDnliCh Dorqenputrnene
llnterTu6ung fetgeiteut porben. 9aS
beut16e 2anOnenbOot n9antRer,
pel6es fb benz an elmer 8erfte lie
Qenben ngretezazqierrot" 8endRert
bate, nm 8e7iB BON ibm gu er8reifen,
CAB bei'm 2(usbre6en Oe5 6euers unb
Dem Grplooiren be5 Ainteren W}agaz
aims Gpntreoampf unb feuerte bann
80 @6uRe aus feinen @ei4iiBen ob,
um ben llntergang be5 baptt'i6en
Tabr3euges 3u beI4leunigen. Ser
r8Qnt6er" perIieB Oaruuf 9onaioe5.
M}an bebauptet bier, bic 9emeAre
unb Maf6inengef4iiBe bes pGrete@az
9ierrot" ieien geborgen poroen. 8tlz
lids Qei6e tDurbe am Samitog 9}a4=
mittag aufgefunben unb am nGmlt4en
Qlben6 6eer0igt. Der 66iff5ar3t beS
babti'I6en &anonenboote5 unb 3pei
Seeleute be5 6abr3euge5 tumen ebenz
faQ8 un1's Qe6en. Der Qlr3t lag CUR
3eit De8 8orfaQes i'm 66lufe. W}an
erpartet, baB Der r4untber" am mod
item 6reitog gu goPe 9optien ontomz
men ipirb.
Sine in 9prt uu grince eri6einenbe
3eitung per0fFentli4te am IA. Suit
folqenbe, Dom Nbmiral 8iQtd Dem
General 8oi5ranb Canal, prOpiforiz
f6en 9rG1ibenten BON 9apti, gei4ttte
9epeI9e:
.GonaiDes, 12. Suli, = 9init
fiir6tet g}t6ts. 8trb i'm glOt6falle
G6iff unb MannI8aft in Die 2uft
fprengen, Inn Die rationale @6re gu
retten. Sic al1ein fperben Die Ser
antpDrtlt6tett trQgen."
8pisranD Canal bate fur3 por6er
ben 2(omiral &iQif 8efebI gei6ift
bu8 Commando iiber ba8 5abr3eug
an lieutenant 8eib, ben n66itb06iten
Offi3ier, ab3utreten. Gs bieB auBerz
bem, baB Die proDiIorii6e Re9ierung
bos Ser. Staaten' &anOnenboot
nN}arietta," fonie ben fron30iii4en
8reu3er n0'2(Fo8" erIudt botte, ben
rGretezaz9ierrot" gu tapern. Sill
lid's obige troBige 9epei6e mar Die
2(ntport auf 8oisranb Ganal'5 8ez
febl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11
~N Stets DerIdRliA.
??)(aOlDaD'8
~~ 8FiH OeBetnbih
2&l}ia.j.e':'%''.>. C: %'..'''.'
Sa8 grObc 9ebers nnO
Wagens9 9eilmittel.

6silt ale 8rantbeiten bes Magens,
Der 2s6er, Der Gingelueibe, Der gtieren,
Der 8Iofe, elmer nerp0ien 9i5poiitiOn1
Der 2lppetitGoIigfett, bes 4opfpeb8s
Der 8eritopfung, Der MagenI6pddee
Der Sale, bes Tiebers, Der 6dmor4
rbOiben u. +. ip., unO madt Oas &0rz
peribitem tpeniger empfdngIi4, ,arants
betten an5une6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-11
&etn g 8abenttfaB fir bic
confi53trten 80 affen
In B 0orrdt6e.

Berlin, 10. Sept. = @tli9e 6te@
itge 8ldtter GuBerten biefer Sage Die
4nIi4t, baB 9eutIdlanO S6aOenerz
faB bon Der baDti'I9en 9egierung fir
bic bonn Q(bmirQl &iQif bem 6amz
burger OampFer nMarfomannia" a6z
genommenen Waffen unb &riegsDorz
rGt6e forbern perbe. Die offi3i0ie
n8DlniI8e 3eitung" ent6dlt heute bic
bermut6li9 inIpirirte Grfldrung, DdB
bic QfFaire bur6 bic 3erit0rung be5
8unonen6ootes gGrete a 8ierrot"
6eigelegt por0en iei, fOpeit 0eutI4z
Lamb in 8etra8t fomme. Die confi8z
3irten MaFFen unb 8rie9sbOrrdt6e
bGtten Der 9apti'iden 8egierung iel6it
ge60rt unb ieien i'm 3ransport BON
einem 6aptt'f8en 6afen no4 einem
anberen begrtffen gepeIen.
s lin tGuienD B Menf den erz
trunfen.
8ictoriu, 8.zG., 10. Sept. -
Sapanif8e 3eitungen entbalten De-
peIAen, ldut nel6en 5000 Wtenf6en
i'm S6ale bes 8eitzRtber, in G6ina,
bur8 cine 1eberf6pemmung umfaz
men, 2tu4 auf Der SnIel 6ormoia 1T
bur8 9o6pa7er unb cine 6lut6nelle
GROCER @erluft an Meni4enleben un0
@igent6um entitanDen.
QusIGnber in Der M a n b.
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