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Smyrna times., 1903-09-23
SPECIAL CHARGE ON LYNCHING CASE.
Grand Jury Told By the Court to Act Against
LynChers in the Celebrated George White
Lyuchlng Case 10 Wilmington.

AS was expected, Chief Justice
Charles B. Lore at the opening ses-
sion of the Court of General Sessions
Monday in the charge of the Grand
Jury touched at length on the lynch
ing of the negro George White, giving
a review of that horrible affair and
pointing out to the jurors their duty
should the Attorney General present
to them evidence against one charged
with having participated in the lynch
ing. Many spectators crowded the Court
House anxious to hear what the Court
would have to say on that subject. By
10 o'clock every seat in the court
room was occupied. Many other per-
sons moved around the corridors. For
some time previous to the opening of
the court Attorney General Ward and
Deputy AttorneyGeneral Richards
examined a number of witnesses in
the Attorney. Generals private office
on various minor criminal cases.
Chief Justice Lore Charges Grand Jury.
Court was opened at 1873 o'clock
and after the Grand Jury was sworn
in Chief Justice Lore cad the charge.
All the jurors seemed to be very at
tentive to catch every word that was
said by the court. After reviewing
the horrible affair and the effect that
lynch law has upon good government,
he wound up by saying: Gentle
men, you are every one of you con-
servators of the peace. It Is not only
your duty to act fearlessly and honest
ly upon all such matters as may be
laid before you on the part of the
State, but it is your duty to impart to
the Attorney-General and to your
fellow members all such knowledge
as may have come to you touching
the violations of law within you'll
| jurisdiction. In obedience to the
oath you have just taken and to your
duty to your State, we ask you to SO
act that the crime of lynching may be
suppressed in this State, so far as by
your action that end may be attained,
and that the perpetrators of this crime
and the authors of the disgrace that
has come upon us through their crime
shall be dealt with according to their
just merits"
The grand jury who will have
charge of the investigation Is: George
l.. Townsend, of Odessa, foreman
Archibald S. Reed, Edward Belts
Thomas j. DAILY, Holstein Harvey
Wilmington; Clifford Perkins, J. At
wood Weldin, Brandywine hundred;
r. Lewis Armstrong, S. Marshal
Johnston, Christiana; w. Frank Ball
Pusey Pennock, Mill Greek; Kinsey
Chambers, Ira G. Mclaughlin, White
Clay Greek; Alfred Downward, Allel
V. L. George, New Castle; Rober
Barr, James p. Ford, Pencader
Alex ander FARRELL, John H. Roberts
Red Lion; Frank J. Pennington, st
Georges; William W. Donovan, Harr,
S. Woodkeeper, Blackbird; Daniel G
Maloney, Robert A. Cochran, Apo
quinimink.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mustard of Phil
adelphia and Mr.. Alexis Mustard of
New York City, were in Smyrna over
Sunday, guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace r. Mustard. The
Mustard boys are both in the electrical
business and are making splendid
success at it.
Mrs. John H. Hoffecker left Friday
for Ithaca, n. Y, where she will make
an extended visit to her niece, Mrs.
Faun NJ. Freeborn. Miss Gertrude
Baldwin who had been making ten
days visit in Smyrna, returned home
Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Collins are
visiting DR.. L. NJ. Wilson and friends
in BridgetOn, n. j. Miss Sallie Savin
has returned with them after visit to
her brothers in Delaware and Mary
land.
The senior class of the Wilmington
Conference Academy, which IS larger
than for several years, numbering
twenty y-five, has elected the following
officers: President, j. W. Long, of
Delmar; vice-president, G. Denney
Moore, of Cheswold secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Cooper, of Kenton; treas
urer, George Anderson, of Cheswold.
Mrs. Robert Norris and Miss Annette
r. Chevalier of Philadelphia, return
ed home Saturday after spending sew
eral days with Miss Amanda Fisher.
Mr.. Christy Williamson of Baltimore,
Md, formerly of this town, was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fisher
yesterday.
Mr.. George M. Stevenson and Mr..
Frank P. McCawley ale in Baltimore
this week attending the session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, L. o. o. F.
Mr.. A. Lee Clifton who has been
spending his vacation home, returned
to Philadelphia this morning to re-
sumo his study at the University of
Pennsylvania. He has entered upon
his second year at the medical de-
partment.
Mr.. John Hustled of the Pullman
Palace Car Company, is enjoying
weeks visit to his mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Hustled. He is now conductor on the
''run" between New York and Chi
cago, Ill.
Mr.. Roland W. Bell of Norfolk, Va,
was home over Sunday.
Mr.. Jennings Hood of Philadelphia,
was entertained over Sunday by Mrs
Laura Temple.
Miss Eunice Anthony of ''Bannister
Hail." near town, is spending the
week with Miss Ethel H. Cooper.
Mr.. Joseph j. Janney and daughter
Miss Bertha Janney of Baltimore, Md.
are visiting his brother Mr.. w. H.
Janney.
Mrs j. Harvey Speakman returned
Monday from a visit to Mrs. Lillian
Cloak at Wilmington.
Miss May Allaband of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Evelyn Jones.
Mr.. William Norris, foreman of the
Smyrna TIMES, has returned from a
short vacation, which was spent
among relatives and friends in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Ralph Gihon and children and
Mr.. Leon Gihon of Philadelphia, are
visiting their sister. Mrs. W. Edwin
FAIRIES.
Miss Anna Bell Beckett spent Sun
day at Wyoming. where she joined a
jolly house-party.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23
Catarrh and l1ay Fever.

Liquid Cream BALM is becoming
quite as popular in many localities as
Ely's Cream Balm solid. 1t is prepar-
ed for use in atomizers, and is highly
priced by those who have been accus-
toned to call upon physicians for such
a treatment. Many physicians are u.s.
ing and prescribing it. All the me-
dicinal properties of the celebrated
Cream Balm are contained in the
Liquid form, which is IS cts. including
a spraying tube. All druggists, or by
mail. Ely Brothers, SO Warren ST.,
New York.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

The devotional meeting of tue W.
CIT. U. has been changed from the first
Monday evening of the month, to the
last Monday evening of the month,
said schedule to be in effect until the
month of January.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23
FOR SALE OR RENT

The John nj. Voshell Homestead. which
has II rooms, Town Water, Gas, etc.
Stable room for four horses, Carriage House
and Barn. Brick House on Delaware
street IN tenure of A.. E. Fowler; possess
sion Will be given March 1, 1904. Rent,
$3.50 per month.
Apply on premises to
Mrs. JOHN NJ. vOSHELL.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Don't forget the supper and bazaar
to be given by the Smyrna Baseball
Association at the Opera House, on
Thursday evening, Oct. 1st. Besides
the good things to eat an entertain
ment will be given during the course
of the evening. 1t is the desire of the
management to have a good fund to
start the season of 1904, and they ask for
the liberal patronage of all lovers of
the game.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Hoffecker's cannery had the biggest
days run of the season on tomatoes
last Thursday when they put up over
5000 cans. Tomatoes, which had
been slow coming in, were rushed on
our local canneries pretty lively last
week and the indications are that they
will be very plentiful from now until
frost.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23
Closing of Mails.

Going North.-6.55, $50 A. M. $40. 4.5O
7.S0 p. NJ
Going South.-8.O5 A. NJ. 4.5O, 7.3O P. NJ.
For Clayton and Oxford r. P. o. and
Clayton, Del, sos A. NJ, and 3.2O P. NJ,
Townsend and Centreville r. P. o. and
Clayton and Chestertown RAP. o. 6.55 AM.
and 3.20 p. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

The WOman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the home of Mrs.
W. H. Baggs on Friday evening at
7.3O O. clock. A full attendance is de-
sired is as it will be the election of
officers.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

MIR. John F. Goldsborough has on
exhibition in front of the Chester
House one of the largest stalks of corn
grown in this section IN a long time.
The stalk is fifteen feet high with two
mammoth ears of corn. 1t was grown
in the lot of John G. Stockly, situated
at the corner of Main and North
streets.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

The circle of Kings Daughters will
meet Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Roberts, at 73O o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Ira Z. Shapley, Grand Master, will
visit Morning Star Lodge No. 6, I. o.
o. F. on Friday evening next, Sep
tember 25th.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Better than ever. McFarlane & Co.
will make their fall millinery an
nouncement next week. Ladies will
please note this fact. See advertise
ment.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Willard G. Pierce offers for sale his
entire meat store outfit including Of
flee furniture. This is an opportunity
to get bargains. See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

On October l a large number of
students always enter GOldey College.
Write for the catalogue.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

NoETH 7.2O, 1856, 9.53, A. NJ, S.45, 5.25, P. NJ.
SOUTH 1856, $50. LA, A. M, ,4.O6, 5. .O3, and
1882.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Cosgriff & Reynolds have full sup
ply of threshing coal on hand of
superior quality.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

short Items of General7Interest Gathered
During the Week.
Oysters in every style at Steven
sons.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Miss E. G. Lattomus, who has been
in Philadelphia, New York and Balti-
more for a month purchasing her fall
stock of millinery, will be home this
week. She will make an interesting
announcement to the ladies next week.
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Cosgriff & Reynolds can supply you
with all sizes of the best grades of coal
at bottom prices.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Miss Margaret Smith, who for sever
al years past has been clerking for
Hall & Megear, left Monday morning
for Middletown, where she has ac-
cepted similar position with J. B.
Messick.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Smyrna is to have another Chinese
laundry. Mrs. Rachel A. BrintOn has
rented the store property on Commerce
street vacated by Undertake s. A. Col
lins to ohinaman who will open a
laundry there the first of October.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

Garden and other seeds at J. B.
Cooper's.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

DR.. R. A. Comegys, dentist, success
sor to DR.. johnson, HAZEL building,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

There is a splendid treat in store
at the coming Kent County Teach
ers' Institute. On Friday night, No
yember 20, Ex-Governor Bob" Tay
lor of Tennessee will lecture at the
SMYRNA Opera House. Listen to this
estimate of him: Governor Robert S.
TavIor, "Our Bob" recently deliver
ed his lecture on "The Fiddle and the
Bow" in the Methodist church in
Murristown for the benefit of the
church in paying for their pipe organ,
saws local paper of that town. The
ladies realized a handsome sum. 1t
was an old lecture, enlivened by Oft
told anecdotes; but it furnished fine
entertainment for an hour and twenty
minutes. The scheme of the lecture
is UNIQUE; indeed, series of pictures
that delight and thrill the audience.
The style is sophomOnic, tissue OF
melodies, harmonies, rainbows, star
dust, bird songs, violSts, dafodils'
daisies and chrysanthemums. 1t
sparkles with wit and glows with
humor. The orator is an actor, often
descending from the dignity OF the
forum to the theatricals of the stage,
swoops from the ridiculous to the
sublime, and the descent from the
sublime to the ridiculous is often
very sudden and unexpected. Taylor's
wit is always genial, never sarcastic.
lie is "the apostle of sunshine. He
entertains rather than instructs; nc
addresses the emotions rather thar
the understanding. "Our Bob" is
marvel, and what he can do with an
audience is miraculous. There Is
bonanza in him, and he is making
fortune for himself and money foi
others.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

The Twentieth Century Club of
Smyrna will hold its first meeting
Friday afternoon, October second,
1903. Those desiring to join will send
applications before Monday, Septem-
Der twenty eighth. Cor. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

We are pleased to announce to our
readers that the well-known firm of
W. H. Podesta & Co., 1924 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Eye Specialists,
have arranged to send one of their spe-
cialists to Smyrna at regular intervals,
at Oscar Fishers jewelry store. W.
H. Podesta, the head of the firm, will
be there in person. For over twelve
years this firm has been we'll known in
the State of Delaware, having offices
in all the principal towns in the State,
which is evidence of their superior
work, as they guarantee complete sat
Isfaction in every case. Their first
visit will be on Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
See their advertisement on the 4th
page of this paper. Eye examinations
are entirely free.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
SnaV%W0, Del. ,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.

Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. %, 1903.
Smyrna times., 1903-09-23

MRs. JOHN NJ. vOSHELL.
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Gin grauerjpiel abaewemoet.

r@erabe nod i'm lebten Mpment
purbe infer fleiner &nabe gerettet!!A
ibreibt Srau W. @attins pon Blea.
lant gitp, Obto. Die 2%ungenentz
ainoune batte ibm arg miteeipielt
uno er murbe auBerbem BON einem
furhtbaren 6uften eeplaet. Die
Merste bebanbelten i'm, aber es
muroe nit ibnt ihlinrner ppn Sag
gu Gage. SblieBlib periubten MIR
Or. Sings Neue @ntoefung fir
Sbminoiubt uno unier 2iebling
murbe gerettet. gr lit iebt ge1uno
unb munter." Seberman1t lpIte
nif1en, baB Dies bic einaige &ur fir
6ulten, grfdltungen unb ale 2un~
aen=8 elhmeroen lit. @aranttrt burh
s. &alteger & Subn uno Nbolpb
9reiB, Npotbefer. Breis so Gents
unb $1.00. Brubeflaimen fret.
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Gages Weuigfeiten.
S n B.

= gin Bprb bes 9ampfers Sos
REQ" 1T TIGengtung 2ingtibeng, Der
neue hineiiibe @eianbte fir @aib-
ington, in San Sraneisco einee<
trDffen.
- Mabbem Die 6pbna1iers unb
ueberIbmemtmungs= @efabr fiir SEEM
Orleans ldneft abermunben gu fem
|ihiea. tritt bielelbe in Jolge bes
Mnihmellens bes 3eb &iper abers
mails in ben 8oroerarunb. Die
Mifiiiippi : Ddmme Dberbalb npr,
SEEM Orleans uno innerbalb bes
Staotgebietes neroen auf cine itarte
Brobe geifeIt fperoen.
- Mu8 SEEM ODrf miro berihtet,
baB trDb Der perihdrften Nntpenoung
Der Smmigrationgeiebe Die @in=
t%panberung aub i'm Wonat Mdrs
tuieoer ueientlib 5uaenomnten bot.
40, 162 @inmanoerer fau1erl bis gum
rs. Wdr5 an, D. +, ca. 1000 mebr,
nfs in benz entlprehenben 8eitraun1e
bes 8oriabreS. 8is gnoe W6ra
miro Die 8abl iiber so. 900 fteiaen.
- Sn Stem ODrf erihiener @bmin
uno 6rant @Dulo Dor Der Steuer,
neutrality-suspicious.. @bmin @oulo
ihmur feline gauge @inihdbune uit=
ter Dem 8Drtpanbe ab, baB er riht
in Seem Dorf anidilig iei unb Grant
@Dulb Derrin9erte feline Ginibdbung
unter GID UNI $4,000.
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8rice am 26. Widra ieinen 101. @e=
burtstag. @dbrenb ieineS garsen
2ebens 1T Briee rur elm einsigeS
Mial iber Die Stabterenser binausge.
fommen. MuBerbalb bes Staates
SEEM ODrf mar er nod ME eepeier.
gr bat ME eeraubt unb ME eeiitiee
@etrdnfe genDiien, aber BON Sugeno
anf biel Tabaf gefaut. Nls ben
@runb ieines langen lebens beseiH=
net Brice es, baB er iih ftets gum
@iien aenii9enbe Belt aenummer unb
feline Speilen ftets aufs iDrgfdltieite
gefaut babe.
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Der gentralz9 urnbane 20 alte &na-
ben gu einem grinnerungs=Seft an
cine 3eiten suiammengefunoen, ba
iie nm bas Sbnar3sH utb=@ plbene
Banner eeibaart i'm alten Baters
lanbe pDr nunmebr So Sabren aftis
ben Mntbeil nabrner an Der 1848er
@plfserbebuns. Sener perganee>
men rubmreiben Taae tpuroe in an-
gemeiiener @eiie aeoabt. Dr.. s..
s.. Sid bate einen tuunoeri1Dnen
Yrolps geoibtet, fpprin er Die
Sturnts unb Draneiabre ihilberte
unb Die Mdnner, Die lhlieBli9 Der
6eimatb ben Hifen tebren muBten
un0 ii1 bieieitS bes Oceans cine neue
Seimatb griinoeten. Baltpr @palo
0nnn bielt Johann al8 8ertreter Der
Siinseren cine Mniprabe uno bann
bebanoelte GDnitantin @rebner, Der
inter Wiqib bic Heuplutior biz All
ben Taeen BON 8aitatt miteemadt
bat. in furSen 8haen Die eeibibts
liben 8baien oer grbebung, Das
GeIultat ber 6eier mar Die Shafs
flung elmer perinanenten Organize
tion Der Iberlebenben Treibeits,
tdmpfer.
Mrs. u. Suerion in Chicago,
bic @attin zines @rocers, beidenfte
oenielben nit Driaingen, stuei 4nos
ben unb einem Wdbfen, Die aue le.
bensfrdftig uno wobl entmidelt finb.
NusIanb.
Das beutide &eidsaeriht in
9eip5ig bat bic beantragte Gepifion
i'm Sale bes friberett DIRECTORS
Der pertrabten Spielbagenbanfen,
@buaro Sanben aus Botsoam, abs
gelebnt, uto Sanoen, Der am IS.
Suli lebten Sabres peeen 8ereebeus
aeeen 6as Superintendent . @eieb,
wegen gilan5nerihleierung unb I'm.
treue gu ieds Sabren @efdneniB uno
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nun bic gntideibung e%rfolsen. Sec
Brd1ioent gebt BON Der ueberaeugung
aus, baB, penu Die cubanilben
3uderpflanser iberbaupt mod einer
Gortbeil BON biefem 8eciprocitdtsz
8ertraee baben in4en, oerielbe i'm
Sanuar ldDn in 8raft iein mliie,
menn Die 3uderernte oes Sabres
auf ben Warft eebrad]t miro.
8as enolid Die @ourants &eform
anlangt, 10 linb lomobl Der Braiis
bent mie aub feline ndbiten Gatbaez
Der BET ueberseugune, oaB oieielbe
aub niht mebr LANCE binausgeiho=
ben tperoen tonne, menn Die ge=
ibdftliben Sntereiien oes 2anoes
nibt ibner eelbdbiat peroen iollen,
bob mdre oaau freilib Die @rtras
Seiiion i'm Nopember AUDI ibDn gu
lpdt %eepelen. 9enn Die ,fritiide
Belt" Der @elofnappbeit pflegt lhon
su 8eeinn bes 9erbites einautreten.
menn Die grDBe n8emeguna Der
grnte" pom @eiten na@ Often ftatt@
finoet. Wan befarhtet aber bies
Sabr feline nfriti1ben Gage" in Die
fer Sinfiht, bod miro Der Brdiioent
auf ieiner &eiie ourh ben Weiteu
aub bieier Sraee elm eingebenoes
Stuoium tpiomen, I'M bann piel=
leibt oas @reebniB oelielben ibon
Der @rtra : SeiiiDn gu Nnfang SEQ.
pember in Der 5orm elmer BDtlhaf1
au u~nterbreiten.
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8ommt 81 uns, ebe Sbr 5ars
ben Doer Tapeten fault.
Nnteriun& anterior,
217 uno 219 on : 6ouIton : Strose
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tuO Elm wa6rer S6a1
G9mad)e, nerp0ie 8erionell,

ssplagt BON 6pfnumssIoEafeit uub 5hfebt.u
9rdumsn, eri96pfsnben NusfiHen, WIiebsrrsiksn.
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rbtbsH, 3ittern, hersfIupfen unb 1rlbFnn. srfab.
rsn aus BEN ySugsntfrcunc1, iuie lsidt 8 oIeen Der
SuesnbtHnbsn, &ti9ledts. arantbeifsn, arampi.
asertruG lBaricocele), joipie uieIe anoert, ieoer Inc
nerIiHen Behanbiung trobenoe Ieiben au5 einsm
G9laa ~ bdlfu Fuo. Berfabreu poufdnoie
Ihner5s uno gefdbrlps.
Die neasfe auhase eitIes lsbrrsi1en Wu@es 1T
fHr Is Gents Brisfmarttn su be5iebeu BON Der
DrtbataIinit 1871 6. sbe. ,Neiu BORT u. y.
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,,lteberseit" arbeiten

Das NhtitunbensMr @eieb i'll
ben unermiiblihen fleinen Mrbei=
tern--Dr, &ine8 @eue 2ebenss Bill
len ooaftdnoig unbefannt, Milio=
men oapon iino Sag unb aa1t ul1s
unterbro6en an Der Grbeit uno
beilen oaburb Beroauunesi9ud6e
@aQigfeit, geritupfnna, Wiigrdue,
iDuie ale anoeren 2eiben oes Sta
gems, ber 2eber uno Der gineepeioe
SIT leiht uno angenebm gu nebmlen
uno tuirft abiDlut itder. Sour 25
Gents in ben IpDtbeten BON s.
8alteuer & Sobn unb IbDlpb 9reiB.
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Sebt Sino audh Die @orthGu

- SEPT fino AUDI Die 9artbduier.
WDnbe, Der reidite ailer MDnhs.
0roen, aus Srantreib ausgemie.
fen worben. Dieie M6n1e, mel.
DIE ben weltberiibmteu 9iquDr
"Chartreuse" fabri5iren, ppQeu
Der Iusmeiiung pailioer 8iberltano
ertgegenieben unb, es auf cine ge=
paltiame @ustreibung anfOmnen lai=
len.
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9ambbett fann utdbt aebeilt tpersen

onrd lotale 9pplifationen, neil ie ben franten Sbeil
beg Gbres niat erreihen t0pnen. Gs 9iebt nur Ell
men g8ee. Die Eaubbeit al ~tariren, unS Der 1T ourf
tonFitutionsle 6eilmittsl. Saubbeit miro onr6 ei.
men ent5lnbeten 3uitanb Der i6leimiQeu @ustlei=
onng Der Gutahilhen H6bre beruria6t. Wenn
oieie G0bre iih ent3lnoet, babt ibr eiuen rilmpelnoen
gel6loien 1T, erfol9t Saubbeit, nno wenn Die Gnt.
slpoute nibt eeboben uno bieie &obre ipieber in IT,
rem ~aebbfiaen 3uftano periebt tptroen fam, ipirb bag
8ebor fMr INNER aertf6rt %perben; neun Gdle unter
als elm ent3lnoeter 3uftano Der i6leimigen Ober=
Hdhen 1T.
gBtr tpoIen einbanoert Dollars fir jeoen (ourf
aetarrb peruriadten) Sal bon Salbbelt geben, ben
ipir ni9t oar6 ginnebmen bon 9atI's 6 a.
tarrb : & u blilen t6nneu. qabt Cub I'M,
Ionit Gireulare fommen.
s. s. Gbenep & Co., Ssteoo, Ohio.
~ gertaait bon alien &pOtbetsrn, 8reis rs
Gents bic Glai6e,
5an's familen. giaen fHo Die beReu,
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$1,000 Warf Celebrate perurtbeilt
muroe, muB leinen Termin abbnBen.
Ser Br0aeB tuuroe ieinerseit por Der
Straffammer bes 2rnbgeridts l in
Berlin gefiibrt uno nabm erft nod
26tdeiaen Gerbanoluneen elm Gnoe.
Mit Sanben puroen aub Die iibri=
gen ebemaligen Setter Der CUR Spiel
baeenaruppe eebDrigen Banfen oer@
urtbeilt, ieoo6 81 melt geringeren
Strafen, als Der Sauptatteur Sanz
ben. Der oamaliee BrDseB batte an
Die Sdbiefeiten bes Staatsantpalt6
uno Der 6ibter leltene Nnlpriid)e
eeiteat. Sic muBten fid in cine if
men ionit irembe Waterie bineinarz
beiten, INN nidt MIR ben Nneeflaoz
ten, iDnoern aub DEM Seer BON Ser
tbeibieern. melbe Der glite bes Nbpos
fatenitanoes entnDmt1en fparert, 9ez
mahien gu iein. Ser Nusgane oes
BrDsei1es aber erregte allsemeine Be-
friebiguna.
DaS BrDieft Der 8erl0buno
oes beutlhen &ronprinsen nit Der
Brinaeiiin Nleranbra pDn gun1ber<
lano bat aIem Nnldein rah beitan=
ben; es Ioq Iogar mie0er aufeenpms
men tperben. 9iele aQerbDbiten
Midiibten auf Die @elfenItppe 1inb
benz ga1lsen beutiben Bolfe unoers
itdnblid. Neueierie lit man audi,
oh Der &runprin5 1ih tpillerlos in eli
men Iberfliiliaen pDlitil9en Che
idader ihifen miro.
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iden 6eereS iollen iebt 8eriu6e nit
grauen nniforr1er gemaht meroen.
Bundb1t 1oIen bas @arbeidger=
Battalion .uno Die in O1tafien 1tebens
ben Eruppen oanit ausgeriitet tuerz
ben.
= Nm 9resbener Spf beibdftist
man lib our 3eit eingebeno nit Der
5rage, mas nit benz &inoe merben
ion, pelbes Die It : &ronprinsel1in
ertpartet. 9afielbe iDn Dem &rpn=
prinserl tur oann ausgeliefert fper=
ben. tpenr, eS innerbalb zines eez
miiien 3eitraumes geboren miro.
Nnbernfals miro Der &ronprins Die
8aterihaft in einem belDnoeren Bro=
sef1e beftreiten. Nber in bieiem
| Sale ioa 2ouiie feline &ente, iDns
bern nur ibr 6eiratbsgut bon elmer
balben WiQion Warf auriderbalten
Das 6aus goscana lelbit arbeitet
iebt pieber nit alien &rdften baraui
bin, 2Duiie au pe%ranlafien, nfreie
tpiIig" in elm 9lDfter einsutreten.
= r2Duiie BON gDseana", Die ge=
ibiebene 8ronprinaeliin BON Sa1fen,
iDa, mie Der r&beiniibe Courier"
meloet, feit entibloiien lein, auf ben
Nppen bes &Dnigs @eprg bon Sabz
fen, In welbem er tie cine Trau pDn
ungebdnoigter 2eibeni6aft nennt, Die
ihon lanee in Stillen gefalen mar,
cine @egenibrift urter benz gitsl:
u8arum i'd aine" gu uer6ffentliben.
= Wan ibreibt aus Berlin: SIiz
bora Duncan, bic nit naften TiiBen
uno penig beffeibeten Beiren tan=
5enoe Gang oetin, miro aud am 3.
Npril Dffentlib nuftreten, oiesmal
aber in @efeaihafts=E pilette iiH 5ei=
gen. Sic lit ndmli1 pom gipilaez
riht an ienem Gage gu einem Ter=
min aus benz iebr tripialen @runbe
norgelaben, neil ibr Sntpreiarip
CsL L1~. So NN-c(.. n.
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