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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-17
WILLIAMSON News.

Jefferson Davis Day was observed by
the Wllliafnst0n Graded School in the
College Chapel last Friday night in
he presence OF q large company of
the patrons of that institution and
citizens generally. AN elaborate pro-
grammc had been arrange by Prof.
}: j. ONcall Holloway, principal of
Williamston's Graded School, consist
ing of speeches, rccitations and songs
by the school appropriate to the occa-
sion and concluding an eloquent ad-
dress by the Hon. Joseph A. McCul-
lougll. one of Grcenvillc's most distin-
guisl,ed sons and one of the States
most able attorneys.
The news has just reached Williams
ton OF very romantic wedding in
Sherman. Texas, Of two of our most
pOpnlaryO young people.
About two weeks ago Messrs. Floyd
Wilson and. EustOn Crymcs, two OF
WilliamstOn's best boys, started for
Texas to hunt their fortunes. A few
days later their friends here received
letters from them stating that they
were wonderfully pleased with the
"!-onc Star State" and proposed to set
tie there. insisting that their friends
here who desired To better their con-
ditions should come and do likewise.
One day last week Miss ElenOra
Prince, one of the iaircst and sweetest
girls. OF about IL summers, boarded the
north bound train with the under
standing that she was to 90 to Laiicas-
ter and spend a few weeks with her
aunt Some days claspcd without any
letter from her and her people became
somewhat anxious. Hugh ii. Prince,
Ecr. father, took the matter up to day
with Il view to asccrtaining whether
his daughter WAS sick, or what the
trouble was, but before his anxiety
reached the exciting point, the wires
brought the news of Miss ElcnOra's
safe arrival in Sherman Texas, and
stated further that Mr.. Eust0n
Crymcs and Miss Prince had been hap
PLY married in that city last Friday
afternoon
Thus itappears that while our fore
fathers have gone to Texas in former
years and with all their energies it has
taken life time to accumulate for
tune. Mr.. Crymes has accomplished
this in less than three weeks, which
simply downs all previous records.
Miss Prince is one of the most at
tractive young ladies in the State and
is dcscrvc.iiy popular in Williamson
and wherever She is known. Mr..
Crymcs is Il fine character. of splendid
habits and pleasing address, being a
member Df one OF the most influential
families in Oul town. Tho two have
been swecthearts from early childhood
and their !!n!nn is but the elimination
ni Il long cultivated and cherished nf-
lection which was intensified by their
separation beyond resistance.
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A Paying Industry.

A few years ago the Ahderson Spring
Bed and Mattress Company launched
in the industrial field in SD modest n
terest. But success attended the ell
terprise and by degrees patronage was
built up i'll many Southern markets
and it was found necessary, from time
20 time, to increase tho capital stock
until for the year just closing it reach
cd $4,000.
The articles manufactured were
Spring beds, Mattresses, Overalls and
Drawers. Forty sewing machines
were in use, all run by electrical pow
er,. which, together with tho other ma
chinery. necessary for Hacker and
Spring bed department., requires cleo
trical horsepower.
At meeting. of tho directors held
last Friday dividend of "a per cent.
was declared earned for the eleven
months Of 1902, 10 per cent of which il
was decided to divide among the stock
holders and the balance to be carried
into the surplus fund. 1t was also de-
.cided to increase the capital stock by
$4,000, all of which will be subscribed
iby the present stockholders
In the making OF this increase the
manufacture of jeans pants will be
idded and the other departments en-
larged. The number Of sewing ma
chimes will be- doubtless increased to
100, and probably s additi~ lal electri-
cal horse power taken.
r. e. Webb is PRESIDENT, II. 8. Cray
ton Secretary aud Treasurer, and 0.
iB. VanWyck superintendent, of this
successful industrial enterprise.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. II. 1872.
A Suggestion TO the U. D. c.

z. There is somewhere in this city or
county an old cannon, the history of
which is closely identified with the his
tory Of Anderson for ut least two gene
rations, and it is suggested that the
presidents of the two Chapters Of the
u ID. c. Of this city take under ad wise
ment the prOpriety Of hunting up this
old relic of the past and having it
mounted on granite inside the railing
which surrounds the monument.
A cursOry search into the history of
this cannon reveals the facts that prior
to 1850 it belonged to an artillery COM
pany organized from among those liv
ing III what is now the Dean and Starr
section OF the county. The muster
grounds were at Towards old field,
about one mile east of where Starr is
now. located. The names Of the officers
were not asceltaincd, but it was learn
ed that the uniforms OF the Company
consisted of c0ppcras Drccches and blue
coats. This Company was organized
more than 20 years agO--hOw long be-
fore we did not lcarn-and this cannon
was the object around which they raj
lied, the dctonatiOns. of which ut bat
talon and general mustcrs, aroused
enthusiasm and kindlcu nfrcsh their
patriotism.
This company WAS succeeded by Il
company of 102 men under Major j
Thomas Dean, now resident of the
Calhoun section beyond l'cIton. Their
uniform consisted at black jackets and
white breeches. Their appearance in
drill is said to have been magnificent.
This cannon was their only field piece,
but patriotism ran high in those days
and it was quite enough. This old can
non was very dear to them and they
built q house on the muster grounds for
it's safe keeping. At all general mus
ters it was brought out and its Iever-
berating sounds continued to thrill the
hearts of the men of this county up to
the eve of the great struggle of 1876,
and was made to lend it's deep toned
voice in the celebration of more than
one Confederate victory
In 1876 it was brought forth again
and played n conspicuous part in the
campaign which, under the leadership
of General Wade Hampton, redeemed
the State from carpctbagism and dis
grace.
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For Christmas Holidays.

We, the undersigned merchants and
business men generally Of the city OF
Anuer>un, in order to give our en-
ployccs little rest and recreation dur
ing the Christmas holidays agree to
close our respective places of business
on the 25th, Goth and eth inst:
John NJ. Hubbard g. Co., Archer s.
Norris, Fant's Book Store, ii. e. John
son s. Son, l.. II. Freeman, j. s. Fow-
Ter, White & Co., Webb &. Webb, e..
+. Jones Co, j. +. Fant, Miss Dora
Geisburg, Jno. T.. Burriss, Levy &
Ease. Carlisle Bros, Harrison s. Co,
J: II. We'll Co., 1.-TWO days.. Hall Bros,
Thos. r. Davis. Ligon and Ledbetter,
j. M. Patrick, Acme Drug Co, Ander-
enn Printing and Stationery Co, G..
Frank Bolt, w. II. Reese, S. A. Nc
Gown, b. HillmaD, -. Is. Earle, p e..
*. CrOwther, j. II. e. Jones, G. F..
Tolly e. Son, o. ID. Anderson, Moore,
Acker Il Co, Is. q. Evans Il Co., Dean
g. Rallitft. Sullivan Hardware CO.,
Brock Hardware CO.. A. w. Kay, Os-
borne 81 Pearson. Peoples Bank, JOS
eph j. FretwelI, Salln Tailoring Co..
Yandiver Bros, Lesser e. Co., Peoples
Furniture Co, g. +. Bigby, e. A.
Reese, j. C.. Osborne.
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Death of Mrs. EIgin.

Mr.. Editor: Mrs. Jane Elizabeth FL
g!n., widow OF the late Thomas Elgin,
died ut the home of her brother.in-
law, IS. r. iichey. near Ray, Abbc-
vile County. on Wednesday, ;,rd inst,
after long illness with dr0psy, aged C4
years. She was a devoted member of
First Creek Baptist Church, where her
remains were inferred the day follow
ing her death in the presence of large
congregation of friends and relatives.
Mrs: Elgln was a most excellent,
Christian woman, and was highly es,
tccmcd by Il wide circle of friends.
who deeply regret her death and who
will long cherish her momory.
A Friend.
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The Greeley Institute.

The work at the Greeley Institute is
now fully organized, and offers a fine
opportunity for n High School and In
dnstrial training for the cOlorcd youths
OF the County. The Primary, Inter
mediate. High School and Industrial
Departments are designed TO meet the
needs of ali. The night school is also
well pntronized. Tie Principal, Geo.
w: Hill, is fully qualified for the work,
being /; Eradnate from the CLASSICAL
course Ct Obcrlin College, and lais
many years experience as teacher, be-
sides u ''idc range of travel in the
United safes and Canada.
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CONyEYANCING.

Tho undersigned respectfully asks the
patronage Of those who want correct
work at modest cost. Deeds drawn.
mortgages drawn, contracts drawn, bonds
for titles drawn, abstracts OF titles fur.
hlshed. Also correct information az to
real esinte mortgage indebtedness. Con
tracts fall the ''Old Line" Life Ipsur-
ance Companies exp aimed and made
plain: Ollice at present at the Intelligent
cer oiiice l.. Il. Norrvce
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Report from the Reform School.

J. @. Gluck, Superintendent. Pruntv-
town, w. Va, writes: "Aaei trying all
G!her advertised cough medicinos we
Mavo decided to use F,,lay's Honey and
lar exclusively in tho West Virginia Rs
firm School. find ,t the most effective.
and absolutely harmless" Eva-s Phar
macy.
Don't be imposed upon bv taking sub
s.itotes offered for Foicy's Honey and
Tar. Evans Pharmacy.
F"lty'a Honey and Tar positively cures
all 'hrnat au.i lung isea1ta. RetuAe
substitutes. Evans Pharmacy.
Refined. Ito date peopl" always want
the best. GALLAGHER BROS. are nc
knowle;,Ked 10 be auto,e tna hest PHO
TOGRA Pliers In the Snnth. Ttey do
not waste their skill On cheap, fAdi,.y
trsah.
~e sell ths beat sn,i lightest draft
Mowers on earth. Come aud SEQ theLl
Vandiver Bros. & Maj,r.
Merchants, DO You Handle Shoes2
We are selling agents for J. X. Orr'a
Boston md Atlanta. This Line com
prises everything from the cheapest
Brogan tn the finest hand made goods.
Our mems King Bee to retail ut S3. so aud
Ladies' Queen Bees to retail AT 81 SO are
the most elegant and best advertised
ranted We ask mercbants In need OF
Shoes tn call III our office and inc r,eot
this Liue.
WEBB ~ CATER,
Commission Merchants ami Mill a gents.
ChuInsi Churns! Churn.! a lot OF all
sizes III tha celebrated ,.viinder ,'hprns
just received. Brock Hardware Co.
MONEY 70 LOAN-A few thousand
dollars 70 lend on Land for olieu', Ap-
ply 10 b. +. Martiu, AttOrney-at- Jaw.
Towels Withent Cost.
Every forty eight pound sack In which
"Clinop" flour is packed will make two
good towels, the regular toweling go ds
being used in the Manufacture OF the
sacks. Ask your grocer TO send you q
forty-e!ght pound sack.
Bransford Mills, Greensboro, Ky.
Now 10 the time to get a good Pocket
Knife at your own pit Q from Brook.
Hardware Co.
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Always Good.

When people who usn other brands of
Flour arn Kicking about their Flour,
users 81 "Niluoh' are oujoying tho same
contentmrnt rs of yora. Nothing bur
sound wheat is used in making "Clif-
ton" hnnca 1t ia 81 ways good Ask YOUR
grocer for it For sals by John G. Os-
borne and j Al Pat rirL
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A Card.

great portion Of the original stock of
Wilhite!S Wiihiie having been disposed
OF ~ 81 in n u,ensure r.plenishad it'll new
good-, everything il now offered at ro-
ou"ed price,. a f1w articles suitable for
ChrlS.tilas presents IN hand-10 and Is
cents carh. Wilh.te E White
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Gallon; Wears Longer.

Fe~ Gal'on-.; Wears Longer.
Wei iCkst- Bnd valves for the Spar
tanbnrS. u~rt Well Fixtures can always
be found at the rrcck Hardware Co.
Fewer Gationss Wesrs Longer.
COAL FuE SA uE-PDons to J. }. Dob
,bina' stable or coal yard.
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Christmas Is Comma.

And everybody wants the best the
market Affords for ho'holidsy festivities.
"Ciifton' Flour makes the lightest and
Wnltes, hread. cako and pastry. J. NJ.
Patrick and John G. Osborne Aeon IL
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Fewer Gallons Wears Longer.

Axes-If you want an AK that will
stand any timber try our Kuot Chopper
Brock Hardware Co.
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A Timely Topic.

At 'his sea IN of coughs aud colds IL l.,
We'll 70 know that Foley's Honey and
Tar il is:e greatest throat and luny rcinr-
dy' 1t cures quickly and prevents seri-
ous results from y cold. Evans Phar-
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Cleaper l&l all other Stores but for The Cash Ol]V
@NN~ANN~N~~~
Thousands Of Gifts being Selected from this
Big christmas Display
many ots were sold out entirely yesterday but other
no cAses "erc unpacked last night and selection
this morning is just complete it was week ago
Our Store crowded every day now and the incest arti
ces are moving first This Store is the popula tradn
place of Anderson and the most varied and
pete.
THE MOST POPULAR FARMERS WIFI CONTEST
Is soon nearing its end It has but more to run
1nose VINO lead up to last Saturday night are
Mrs Gussie McCa~,ey, Iva, 1882 votes first
Mrs L. a. Dean, Dean, 1852 votes second
Mrs j. d. Compton Townville, SOC votes third
MRS Malie Wilson, Bolton, 618 votes fourth
The Lady receiving the most will win handsome
112 Piece English Dinner Set Every one ia ent41d ;.
vote for their favorite for each purchase here
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DRAWING
The Lucky Number Saturday Might was 1e1s7 Tho
person holding the Coupon bearing
Dor viii please present and So 90 in Cash
The winner for the previous week was Miss Florence
Dorr at Townsend'e Twine Mill
THE GLOBE STORE
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P"rs"ns '"ihinG certificates for SearfS.
toaouck ~ Cn-. cu:aIugn. Will please
call on w f. Toll aud SECURE them.
Wnen y"n "ant !. g'"'d Shotgun or
Rifle do uot fail 10 call on Sullivan
6'ar'iw"r" Go md Inspect their limo
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
4 Tool Chest full of All kinds of small
tOots. JuHt siicI az would he wanted hy
yonr small f,ny can be fund In the stock
OF fSullivan HARDWARE 20.
Fewer Ga ions; Wears Longer.
Ammunition or MI kinds Of tho very
best grades Is sold by Sullivan Hardware
Co.
Fewer Gallons; Wears I. ,nger.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have large
stock OF Nursery and Crate Tenders.
less danger from tho fire rolling on the
floor by using one OF them.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Everybody wants a Pocket Knife.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have large as
sortmsnt of carefully selected Pocket
knives. Also u full line or Scesors for
the girls aud ladies.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have some ele-
giant sets OF Carvers beautiful in design
and OF best quality. One Of these sets
woulo % greatly appreciated by any lady
as a Christmas present.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
II you want to buy Harrow or Turn
Flow at sacrifice SEQ the Brook Hard
wal 20 Co.
Churns-If you want Churn that will
hring the butter of half the time, sec
Brock Hardware Co. and get one of their
cylinder Churns.
A kidney or bladder trouble can nlwavs
be cured by using FOley's kidney Cure
In time. Evans Pharmacy.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
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Coughs, Colds and constlp alton.

Fow people reallzs when taking cough
medicines ;;:iisf than Fo;oy's Ho;sv ara
Tar. that THEY contain opiato. which @, @
constipating besides be ng unsafe. par
ticularly for children. Foley's Eoney
and Tar contnins N opiates, is .afe and
suro and will not co:s,ipste. Evans
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0luf eincr GrfnrEfun hcrnnalaft.

NIpenu, Mi9,, 8. SUM-. - Sin
Grturiions3ug Der Detroit II. Wfafiz
nam : 8a6n entgletite beute frii6 gu
8laf Riper uno nurbe tbeilpeife be-
molirt. Qluguit &roiinsti aus 4lpez
ma fam um's Qeben uno 46 PeriDnen
purOen berIeBt, me6rere Oerielben
t0Otli6. Die am i6periten 8erleBz
ten iino: So6n McGurt6p, @lpena;
Grnft 2egat5fi, Qtlpena; Sacob Monz
borff, 2lpena; Otto &unop5ti Souls
4eppler, 2(lpena; @eorge 81. 8opne,
Buffalo; Garl 8eper, Grneit 9e5jarz
Dines, Sol. 6paGop, 56onra5 @onz
nors, G6riittdn 0oIff, &Ie Don 4lz
pana; Serrp S6errette, 8ao Ore; S.
8ef, s, 6. 8ortIon, 6pIpeiter &lebz
bu, @6urleS Mfc9onalo unO 5rau
G6arle8 McOonalb.
Die @rtur5tDn mar bonn y9eutf6 diem
unteritiiBungs :. 8erein" BON Nlpena
DeranI tultet norben, unD an 800 Menz
fAen 6efdn0en 5i6 an 8prb be8 3uges,
nel8er nm 7.15 frii6 2lpena 0%erIaiz
fen bate, um Die Qusfliigler na6 GU
ginap 3u bringen. Der SENDER Der
QptomotiDe entgleiIte 5uerit un0 rib
bic 8aggon8 no4 ii6, pel4e in einen
8ra6en 7tijr5ten. Die Opfer iinO bier
her uebrQht nDrOen.
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gurOpdii6e 8a6elbepei6en.
86iteGup Reib tnQpnbOn.

W6iteIap &eib in2pnbon.
2pnbon n, 8. Stunt. = 0bitelatp
Geib, Der SPECIAL : 9eIdnbte ber8er.
@taaten CUR SrOnung @bparb's Oes
@ieberten, Der geitern nit Dem @uz
narb : 9ampFer numbria" in0ueensz
toipn antam, bat ii9 i'm 8ropt 9Oufe
bGusli9 nteOergelufen. @r fam I'm
4 1t6r Morgens auf Der @aiton Sta
tim an un0 purOe pon S. PierpDnt
M2organ, iun., Gbmunb 2incpln 8upz
lib unb Wm. Witmore, ben Setretdz
rem Der SPECIAL 8eianOtf4aft, in
Gmpfang genommen.
&ur5e &abeI6epe4 den.
= Die fran3Ditf6e Mfaoemie bat
Dem belgif4en Gapitdn QOrien De Ser
la6e einen 9reis BON 1000 6rancs fir
Die 8eI4rei6ung ietner Sitopolz3eife
3uerfannt.
= Die Orfor0er unioerIitdt pir0
ben dmeritanti4en 8oti4after in 2on=
BON, 9rn, Sofep6 8. @6oate, gum
@6ren=9 oftpr Ser Re9te ernennen.
- Sir Die betannte 8ron3enz
Gammlung bes 8onIuls 9utmunn in
Berlin bat 9r. s. 9ierpont M2Organ,
ME fi9 ieBt berausfteut, Die 6umme
Don $4,000 6e3ahIt.
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Irnn,1liihe 64fc in Ghirnnn

G6icago, 8. SUM-. = @raf unb
@rGftn Ro6am6eau, Die ais SIREN
gGfte Der @nt6iiuung bs8 4o9ambeuuz
9entmat5 in @af6ington 6%eipo6nten,
iinO auf i6rer 8unoreiie bird bas
Qanb geitern DON ct. 2ouis bier ange=
fommen. alderman 6onore 9almer
empFing Die @Gite am 8u6n6ofe unb
geIsitete tie na8 benz r4uOitoriumz
9otel," mo tie bom 8iirgermeiiter Oar
riion begriiBt pur0en. 0drauf 3eigte
man linen @6icago's gr0Bte Ge6ensz
piirbigteit; Die @te660fe. Qu6 Der
unioerfttGt BON G6icugo Itatteten Die
@dite einen 8eTu8 ab. Gin 8a6elz
frii6itiif i'm rGbicagozgIu6" folgte.
4m Aben6 pur6e ben 8Giten elm feftz
Ii4er Gmpfang in ben 8dumen bes
&unt=Snitituts BON ben Mttgliebern
bes Sqinoiier v@er6anOes Der S06ne
unb SD9ter Der ameritunii6en 3ebp=
luton" bereitet. 6eute Ra9mittag
erfolgt bic 3iidreife nd6 Dem Often.
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@srmiidte teIearap6ii6c 9ebeidcn,

- Ssn einsm Sutpelierluoen bDn :.
II. e. 0idinipn II. So. in 8uffulp,
0.zg., feb fi6 Elm ilnger Mann brei
9iamantbro6en i'm Mert6e bDn
$3.50 CUR 8eIi4tigung Dorlegen, err
griff iis, lief Oamit auf bic StraBe II.
Our6 einen Itart 6eiu6ten Departez
m~ent8laben uno DerIdnano I4IieBIi9
in Der Meni4enmenge in Der Pearl=
StraBe.
= 6enrD Ro1e in 6treotor, SIS,
fat iein 6al1s unO ieinen 2aoen i'm
Wert6e BON $4,000 benz 0unoerootz
tor uno yMpoitel" ~@(leronoer Donnie
pon 3ion GttD, Bel Gbicago, 5u 0eTen
eifrigen 8enunoerern er 3G6lt, perz
ma8t unb pirb Dom l. Suli einSijnz
ger Denies perben.
- Sn Sat Spracuie, N.zg., fat
Srau Margaret6 De 9raff 9eooe III
rem ~6unOertiten @e6urt5tag II. u. buz
bur4 gefeiert, buB tie cine 6a6rt per
Qutompbil mu6te.
- 9ur8 6euer 3erft0rt puroen
ouf Der BEL 96ilabelp6to gelegenerGrz
bsn6eim : 3u6tfarm Orei 8ebdu0e.
Stint 8oGblutpferOe tamen in ben
6lammen Inn.
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Shiffsnnhrihten.

Nepz gorf, 8. sunni. - 4ngez
fommen fino bier folgenOe 9umpfer;
n@truria" bon 2~iperpool, n8otterz
Dam" BON ROTTERDAM unO n8arbaz
rof7a" BON Bremen.
Gibraltar, 8. SUM-, = 8afiirt
1T bier Der 9ampfer nY60nictu$@ Don
@enua na4 0epzgort beittmmt.
2iberpooI, 8. Sum-. - Ser
0ampfer v1mbria" BON Nep~gort 1T
bier eingetrOfftn.
2on0On, 8. SUM-. - Der Dam
pier yMenominee" pon g}eipz0orf lit
i'm biefigen 6afen angelangt.
MoDiGIe, 8. SUM-. - Der BON
Nepzgort na8 9Iasgop beitimmte
0umpfer rM}OngOIio" ging bier Dor
Qnfer.
5umburg, 8. SUM-. - Qngez
langt lit bier Der 0ampfer u4enniplz
buniu" BON Nep>0orf.
8remen 8. SUM-. - Ser DAM
pier g5riebrt8 Der 8roBe" fu6r gez
fern BON bier na4 Nep=gort a6 un0
paIitrte 6eute 9ober.
Queen8tptpn, 8. sunni. -
Der 9ampfer DGampania" ita6 bier
beute na4 RepzOort in Gee.
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Ser a9ttgaGlert4 d.

@s fab i'm Build Elm 80gelein
8om Gtamm Der Na6tigaQen, =
uno 3fpar Observation-Disclosures
6telt es in Ieinen &raQen. -
9rin 6att' Elm 9i6ter 6oni8iiB
g6rau Na6tigau" b~efungen,
@te tie nit i6rem 2ie6e5lieO
9u8 Serge i'm be3nungen.
9u r~un5elt' er Die Stirn.-@or 0utG
S9poQ inn Die Ra4tt - gale:
.9a5 Gf' i4 nun gum rztenmall
Gum &udud! - SEPT it's auel
Sn einem fort: n6rau Ra6tigoG, -
yS6r" 5l0ten, nSAre" Gieoer! -
Dor 3prn narD Ru4tigaQert4
8an3 tre6srot6 i'm @efteber -
Ser Seufel boI' bic 0i6ter f6on
W2it tbrem G6mer5gepimmer
unb tbrer Nu6ti - g0lant'rte
Sen unfre 6rauen3immer!
9us 0ei66en legt bic Geier blOB
Hnb fiittert lire Sungen -
0o6 ME unb nimmer bat WGoam
Sin 2iebeslieo g~efungenI
Sin uner60rter 8G0bIinn it's,
Mir 1T es f6on 3upiOer =!
Mir MGnner nur, mir iingen tie,
9ie TiBen 2iebeslieDer!
Sd ba6' es fattl = 9oBelement!
User pirb ii4 nit eu4 balgen p"
Gief's piit6enb unb = erbGngte it4
4m nGhften Rahti - QalQen. --
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-10
MndF6tsInie Nntumubile : Ta4rer.

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rabe in benz Nugenblid, ais elm ST.
preB3ug 6erantam. 9ieIer itieB ouf
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5u6rperf8 nurDen berleBt. Die Quito
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3u6aIten. Die 9oIi3ei fa6nDet na6
BEN 8eIiBern Der 4utomD6ile. Die
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