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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17

IL being a rainy day, yesterday
was a good one for fishing. How
many did you catch, boys.
A singing school commences at
Cowell's Chapel next Saturday.
Now for a jolly good time.
To-day has been a good one for
breaking horses. viii Rice can
tell you something about it.
Summer time is coming, and the
balmy days Of May always bring
joyand gladneas to all mankind
especially the young peoplel
MDDLEGBooK, April II.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
FROM MIDDLEBROoK.

Regular correspondence
Easter has been the usual cold
snap.
Farmers are somewhat delayed
in planting corn.
Wake up, ye silent correspond
ents. We want to hear from you.
Wild honeysuckles are in bloom.
Boys, take your girls bouquet for
Sunday.
We are pleased to note an i'm
provement in the Sunday school at
CoWell's Chapel.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17

The success of Carter Harrison
and Tom Johnson in the mayoralty
elections of their respective cities
is a source of great qualification to
all Democrats who have followed
the trend of political events in Ill
inois and Ohio. In the former in
stance the result in Chicago is par
ticularly pleasing as it shows that
the Republicans of Illinois stand
ready to repudiate the rule of the
notorious "Billy" Lorimer, The
Presidents action in insisting in
having Mayor Harrison take part
in his reception was in itself re-
pudiation of Lorimer and the re-
election of Mayor Harrison was a
second and more decisive one.
Illinois Democrats are led to hope
that the Lorimer domination will
throw Illinois into the Democratic
column at the next election. The
election of Mayor Johnson precip-
itates decidedly interesting stu
alton in Ohio. 1t is, perhaps, in
the fact that Senator Hanna, de-
spite his energetic work, failed to
sway his own city that the majority
Of the Democrats find the greatest
satisfaction. Then Mr.. johnson
has espoused a cause which is like
~ to prove popular everywhere
namely the 3 cent railway fare
idea. Mr.. johnson himself is g
large stakeholder in one of the
Cleveland railway companies, but
that has not prevented his throw
ing his entire influence in favor OF
a reduced tariff for the city anc
suburban railways.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
NOTICE.

All parties indebted by note or account to
Thompson & Thompson are hereby notified to
call at my Office and settle the same at once, or
same will be placed IN an officers hands for col
lection and cost will accrue.
All parties having claims against saidAfrm of
Thompson & Thompson, who have nOtalready
filed same with me, are hereby notified to file
their claims on or before the 1st day of MAY, 1908
or you will not receive any prorata on same
This April Is, 1908
S. l.. PEELER, Trustee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the estate
of 7. W, Cuff, deceased, to the Clerk of the
County Court of said County notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against SAID
estate to appear and file the same with the said
ClerkprOperly authenticated in the manner pre-
scribed by law on or before the 18th day of July,
1908. ANY claim not filed on or before said day
viii be forever barred both in law and equity
This April 10, 1903 A, r. BROOKS,
Administrator
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
M1LLET SEED FOR SALE.

Tennessee German Millet, So cents per
bushel; recleaned, $1OO; delivered free at
Box Station or Trotter's Landing, Tenn.
Stigall & Potts at Camden can furnish you
at $l.10 a bushel. r. A. McCRARY,
Hustburg, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
FRIDAY, April II, 1903.

HOMER l.. HOGS of Greenfield,
commander second brigade Ten
nessee division Of United Sons of
Confederate Veterans, has issued
a circular letter recommending the
organization of camps in every
county in West Tennessee. The
annual reunion u. S. G. V. will be
held at New Orleans at the same
time of the great reunion of Con-
federate Veterans May 10 to %.
Write to General r. e. L. Bynum
Of Jackson, Tenn, for application
for charter and book entitled GLOW
to Organize a Camp Of United Sons
of Confederate Veterans"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17

/ desire to thank those who have
given me their patronage in the
past, and having engaged in the
millinery business again, / will APP
preciate your favors, be they great
or small. Call and see me on the
west side of court square, Camden,
Tenn. Mrs. ID. j. MoRAE.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
AGENTS wANTED.

am in need of few reliable, energetic
men to act as agent for the sale of nursery
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Live, active men can earn good wages.
For terms address, giving full name, age
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
lNsoLvENT NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the estate
Of j, E. Walton, deceased to the Clerk Of the
Court of Benton County, hereby notify all per-
sons having claims against said estate to file the
same properly authenticated with the Clerk, w.
d. Cooper, on or before April o. 1903.
This April 6, 1903.
j, W LUTER,
Administrator
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17
lNsoLvENT NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the estate
of I. L. johnson, deceased, as required by law,
thisistO notify all persons having claims against
said estate to file the same properly authenticat-
ed with w D. Cooper, Clerk ofthe County Court
on or before July G, 1903.
This March 80, 1903
MOLLIE JOHNSON,
Administrative
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17

The most important question
discussed by every Democrat who
has an eye on the situation is the
personality of the next Presiden-
tial candidate. OF course numer-
Gus candidates are mentioned and
each possible candidate has his
friends, but it is impossible to Sc
cure any general consensus of opin-
ion on the subject. Many of the
most influential Democrats seem
to regard it as entirely too early to
select a candidate, in support of
which proposition they say that a
boom started too early invariably
results in defeat of the candidate
for whom it is started. Senator
German, Judge Parker of New
York and Senator Stone of Mis-
souri, all have their friends, but
there are many who believe the
candidate will be clark horse
as yet unmentioned.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-04-17

Wanted-A few loads of stove
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to The CHRONICLE.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
Slabiiniedolezni mezczyzni

MECH sic ME obawiaja pisac do
mnie. Me mann najmniejszego IA
miarn naci4gania was. Pragne je-.
dynie poinformowat was Q lekar-
stwie niwecEacem wszelkie choroby
mezkie. Cierpialem przez diugie
lata z powodu naduzyt m}odosci na
polucye, rozszerzenie zy{, utrate
Observation-Disclosures ~nerwowosG tip.
w nadziei znalezienia pomocy i
ratunku wydafem setki dolar6w ma
specyalist6w, pasy elektryczne i
lekarstwa, bylem zasypywany pre-
sy4kami lekarstwa pr6bnych free
samples) tax poczta jak przez G.
0. D., przez najrozmaitszych sal
berry i naciagaczy. Nieomal zu-
pe}nie zrujnowany, udalem sic do
Europy by zasiegna6 rady powazne-
go specyalisty. Ten przepisaf mi
lekarstwo, kt6re wyleczy1o mnie
najzupelniej i dis czuje sic lepiej
niz kiedykolwiek " zyciu. Recep-
te tego znakomitego lekarstwa po-
siadam do dis i " razie pctrzeby
poszle j. kazdemu " kopii wraz 2
potrzebnemi informacyami bezplatr
ME - MONA z niej otrzymac lekar-
stwo W kazdej lepszej apiece "a
ma}a Gene. Uleczy}o sic juz tax
.setki os6b.
Piszcie do mnie dzisiaj. ia ME
jestem oszust i ME nam ME do
sprzedania lub wysylki przez G. O.
D. i nazwisko i adres wasz zatrzy-
nam jake 6wiety sekret. Je6li
byScie. przekonali sic Q jakiejkol-
wick mojej nieuczciwo5ci, pozwa-
lam wan oglosi6 mnie " gazetach.
Adres: G.. III. BENTSON,
Box 622, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
PeWny srodek.

Powiadaja, ze ME ma mic pew
nego, Z wYjatkiem smierci podat-
k6w, lecz to ME e wazystkiem
prawda. DR.. king'a New Discovery
ma suchoty jest niezawodny srodek
ma suchoty j b6le gard}a. T'ysiace
moga to zaswiadczYc. PAM G. B.
Van Metrez Shepherdtown, VIVA.
.powiada: ,,Mla4am okropny przy,-
.padek krtanlovy i przez rok pr6bo-
walam wszystkiego. przestaiam
lecz ME miaiam ,ulgl. Butelka Dr..
King New Discovery wyleczyyllal
mnie zupe}nie. Jest to nieomylny
Srodek ma krup, koklusz, grype,
pneumoniei suchoty. Sprdbujc ore.
Jest gwarantowane przez NJ. J.
Kowalewskiego, aptekarza. Butelka
M probe darmo. Gena SOC e1.ol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
Za1nOzm farlnerzY,.

lamont farllnlesall'z,ly.
Piszcie do mas o tykiet
exkursyjny "a pOlOWe ce-
ny.
Farmerzy " koloniach y Wis.
consinie beda szcze6liwi, zdrowi j
bogaci, jezel1 dostanad obre fanny,
dobre hypoteki, dobry inwentarz j
dobre ceny.
Wszystko to mozna znalezG v
koloniach Pulaski, Sobieski, Kra-
kowie i Hofa Parku, gdzie JUL te-
raz maja ko6cioly iszko4y wYbu-
doWane.
Obecnie rozpocznie sic budowa
dr6g nowych, kt6re beda przecina-
II lyme okolice. 6rodku tych
dr6g .zalozy sic nova kolonia.
Gdyby ludzie " miastach vie
dzieli jak szcze6liwie farmerzy sobie
zyja ma naszych farmach, to 2 pew.
no6cia setki takowych by sprzeda}o
swe property " mie6cie i by przy-
byli do mas. Jest DUO .takich far
mer6w, kt6rzy MAZE fanny " in
nych koloniach + radziby je tam
sprzedac, ably sic tylko mogli pre-
niesc z inwentarzem tutaj.
Mapy l informacye p~rzyszlemy
wan darmo. Piszcie Tub przyjdzcie
do
J. J. HOF LAND CO.,
Sobieski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
OiCiec Newman
/ jego wielcy doktorZy le-
GA dalej.
WlELr rs. ed. r. REJNERT,
prob. polskiego koSciola
Warsaw ave-,
ST JOSEPH, MO.

WBNY KS. DoKToRzE!
Paai Eva Jeziorska 82-letn1a
niewiasta cd kilku lat chorowafa ma
rozmalte bole6c, reumatyczne "
nogach, W bokach, W rekach i "
gtowie, q nawet W zofadku ME-
strawnodc, o%dbijanie i czkawka
ci4gle j. meczyfy przez przeszfo
diva lata. Dowiedziawszy sic o le-
karstwach Wiel. OLGA, pos}ala no
,nie raz i drugi, kt6re zazywafa We
dug przepisu i " kr6tkim czasie
zupeinle w~yzdrowiafa, tax IL obec-
ME czuje sle zdrowa, silniejsza i
jakby odm}odnla!.a, tax IL o Was
nycb sisach mogla przyjsc do mnie
opowledzied Q dobrych skutkach
medycYu, przysfanych jej przez
Wiel. OLGA. A wiec dzlekuje sto.
krotnie "a. szczesliwe wyleczenle,
btogoslawi Wicl. OLGA i prosi Psna
Boga o zdrowie i o ja~knajdfuzsze
zycie ola Wlel. ks. Doktora.
II uszanowaniem
KS. ED r. REJNERT,
proboszcz " st. Joseph, Mo-.
Pisalem W obecnosci uzdrowioaei
p. E. J~eziorsklej i jej c6rki p. w.
Barczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16


Iwszystko zdumione1nu Slawo
m1irowi g tylkol sam 9 die
|c,eciu wiee,dIzial, ana rpot 81 y
|dslzsleeanie tego, 60 wyrrz REX po-
!kLIalz,all mu piekny Wizerunek
lego zony Tai, 70 o 'lsl
|rzekl Slawomir. poznaje je
Erysy. Wyglada5 I teraz row
ME swiezo? Biedna kobieta,
|jak wiele. ach jak wiele u
clerpiala! Ale gdzie1 jest
|teraz dziecie! - Tutaj " tym
.domu! - rzekt Tobiasz. -
W tym domu zawolal Slawo-
mir. 20 czemuzes mi Ia
raz tego ME powiedzial. star
cze? snatychmiast prowadz
mic do ntego.
Tobiasz wz'al swiece &c sto-s
lu, a Slawomir szedl "a MIN
do izdebki, gdzie spal mily
chlopczyna. Slawomir ME
m6gl sic do wolf .napatrzyc
ma Antosla przy blasku swie-
cy. - Jak dobrze sic zlozy--
10, rzekl Tobiasz. Bog dzte~
ciom swoim da)e szczescie we
sn.e. = Lecz rycerzowi sta
nelly Ivy " oczach. Moi
Boze, rzekl. kiedym odcho-
dill ma wojne. bylo to jeszcze
placzliwe niemowle. a teraz
tax piekny z niego chtopiec.
o droga. ~najmilsza zono!
Teraz dop,ero rozumiem two
lie listy dziekuje CT "a twoje
troskliwoSt w oszczedzenlu
mi najbolesniejszego zalu.
Antosiu. luby Antosiu, zawo
lal potem tulac go do siebie
i uca}owai z lekka, obudz sic.
[patrz, twoj ociec! AntoS
przecieral sobie oczy. pozieral
ma .ojca i ME mogl zaraz re
snu przyjst do siebie: Ty
(iestes moim ojcem? : rzekl
|nakoniec ucieszony Iagod-
|nym usmiechem: - o dzieki
Bogu! Czy matka jest take
IL toba? - Wzia} Slawomir
|syna ma rece i,zalal sic Sod
. - H.. .-N .+ =..-a.=0 -..E-
|kiemi lzami. - Swieta o.
patrznost Boga. = rzekl. =
cudownie Gle zachowa|a, ko-
chane dz'ecie.. Me umiem zna-
lezt slow ma podz'ekowanie
|Bogu, re mi powr6cil ciebie.
- Ami ia tel, rzekl. An
tos. - Dobry Bog; tax On
Jest laskawym ola mas. ze
nam tax wiele rozkoszy spra-
wuje. - Uradowany Slawo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

wh~ymt onem, ciezko' al
zlb,roldllnlllet s.1w,oje odpok1,,tuljjza,,
g. 'Tejze q 6 eszcze wysl|slI
neajodlx1 n e ssw llIls
;'d '1l'zl' ~ RI l'iaap wys stlI-
k L''i I TT. ~kryi61wk s'I|II ]
zlapanych
do Saallln,tas. Potem, znoe'vu ro-.
.znawial : .synem Gala noe
,przepedzilby byl 2 MIN ma ro-
movie, gdyby Tobiasz ME
przypomnial jemu. ze wszy-
soy potrzebuia sPoczynku.
ateby jutro zawczasu wesolo
rzezwo przybye do Skalina.
sCi4g dals>v .oaseapa'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
1poto n%oarodzono
= a =
zbrodpio ukoro9o'
-D-
pow,E6G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tCiag dalszy1

-.". . - " EnHa T.@-u %.r-.- .EG1
Wtem nagle powstal wielk'
halas pred domem. k'lka
grubych g'ots6w mezk'ch daio.
sic slyszet. stukano g~a'tow~
ME do, drzwii ok'ennlc.
Wszyscy W domu pr1estras1e:
nj porwali sic &c snu. O)c'ec
Tobias wyszedl re swojel IL
debki. - Ach Boze! zawo-
lala do niego Ma'gorzata: =
Lekam sic, czy ME So to
zb6jcy i czy ME chca znowu.
porwae nam malego pani~
cza. - Tobiasz przykazal lei
sic uciszyt, a sam wyszedt'
.Gospodarze take zdawali sic
bye bardzo trzeleknieni ]
m6w,li. ze ME Smia drzwi OF
worzyt. Ludzie zss ma dwor.
RE dobjali sic eagle / grozi~
Ii. ze drzwi wy'am q.
Tobiasz bedacy czlowie-
klein odwaznym. rzekl -
Drzwi ME moga mas obroniG.
lecz Bog bedzie naszym ra-
tunkiem tarcza. w lego
reku zostajemy wszyscy. To-
baczymy, cay z tynl ludzmi
dobrocia ME zyskamy.
Otworzyl drzwi; wpad}o
czterech .uzbrojonych ludzi
brodat>ch. siln>ch jak deby
a ieden z Mich trzymat Po~
chodre Musimy wszyst~
kie izby tego. domu obej~
rztG, - z'wolali, .nasz pan
zaraz z w;elu ludzmi nade)-
die cay dom must bye ola
niego wolny. 49, Tobiasz "a
pytal, kto jest ich pan? -
a ich odpow,edz sprawi|a W,
MIN rown:e wielkie jak
przyjemne zadziwienje.
By} to Slawomir. ojcjec An
tosia. - Pan nasz, - 3D.
powiadali study, - zostal
byi wprawdzie ciezko ram
nym, lecz wkrotce sic wyle-
cyl, i NE cheat opuscie s|uz~
by W woisku. walczac dop6
kiby pok6i ME stanal. Teraz
pok6j Jest zawarty. pan z
n mi / z reszta swoich ludzi,
ktorzy ME zostal, pogrzebani
mad granica turecka, wraca
9 do dcmu.
Wiadomose o zawartym,,
pokoju napeinila wszystklch
radosc a, Wszyscy W karcz-
mic ubiegali sic " usluzeniuu
walecznym wojownikom. G.
take byli bardzo uprzejmipo-
ufsli uniew Mali sic : swoiej.
gwaltowncsci dokuc ,aiaca
niepogoda Opoeiadali take.
u pewnoby zab'adzili v ciem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

Niigdyy ME zap6kno do ratowasnrIiaaI
zsWgego zdrowia gdy moekna dostaa6
;p,omoc ilopiiekke do6wiadczonegeoo lie ae,-
kkarzzssNjjjaaalk ~ eat dokt6r ia.
BadgerzToledo. Czzyttkaj 60 movie
Q TEN jegopacyencL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16

wi bardzosrozrzewnila poboz-
starca i dz'ekowal SER
deczl,ie Bogu "a tax szczesli-
we zdarzenie. !:
RoZDz1Ak XIII.
Tymc,asem przybyl Slawo-
mir. .urodziwy przystoiny
mezcryzna. Wz'al zaraz OLGA
Tobiasza do swojej izby,
posadzii go. kazal przyniest
swego wilma. nalal starcowi
p~ierwsza care: wypil "a ie-
go zdrowie, ~traciwszy z MIN
cara wed|ug dawnego zwy-
c1aiu.
- Serdecznie Gle pozdra-
wiam, szanowny .ojcze! rzekl
Sfawomir. Pc takiem strzesie-
niu sic ma kaniu. a zw}aszcza
prey tax burzliwej niepogo-
die milo jest wejSe pod dach
i do cieptei izby. Wszelako
milsza mi jest daleko Pc
boznoSG !, otwartoSt twoiej
twarzy, mocno mic cieszy lei
widok - music CT zaraz z
gruotu serca mojego sic wy
nurzye> Wszyscy moi ludzie.
|jak widzisz, So weseli i ocho.
czy, gdyz pc wielu krwawyn
bojach j trudach wraca:a do
[domu. Lecz ia. ich dow6dzca
= iak to nieraz ma tym swie-
Gle sic zdarza - Jestem sam
miedzy mimi smutny. Lekam
[se. &c u mnie w domu ME
wszystko tax pomySlnie sic
wiedzie, jakby naleza|o. To-
ma moja wprawdzie do5rze
Isle miewa, lecz o mojego
|jedynego syna bardzo jestem
niespokojny Cd dawna juz
iona moja ME pisala mi mic
|pewnego o MIN, a naresz-
Gle W. ostatn,m liScie swoim
donios|a. re go JUL pewnie ma
tym $wiec e ME zobacze.
Znasz sic. oicze Tobjaszu. z
wielu rycerzami. DO sam
pred laty byles dzielnym
wo)ownikiem. Jeste$ wlasnie
w podrozy mole / dalekie
strony zwiedziles. Me wiesz
,przypadkiem, co sic dziele
W Skalinie? a jezeli mic do
'brego powiedzietnie motesz.
daj mi przynajmnlej jaka POI
O)ciec znajweselszajak
mole bye twarza odpowie-
dial: - W tym wzgledzie mo-
.ge wan najpomyslniejszych
wiadomosci udzielit. Syn
wasz Jest zdr6w ] n~ajmilszy
schlop;ec, iaklego v zYc'u
moiem widzialem. Foam 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16


trzymsnia sic pewnyej drogi.
Tob1iaszz mial q; zwycczaj u
Ipatrywat We wszystktiiel,m SHADY
.;o;patrzao'Scl Boskiei, przeto
.mala ia okolicznost, ze swie-.
ca. PREY kt',dt5r'elij sic mod ! I, By 4
Ia przewodniczka Slawom;ro-
wi bardzosrozrzewnila poboz-
nego starca dz'ekowal SER
decz.,ie Bogu "a tax szczesli-
we zdarzenie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-26

&aiIer8, Gr36er3ogin Marie, piro ben
Wei6na6tstag BEL jbren &inDern uno
@nfeln 3u6ringen. Die unglozomsritaz
niI6e Rolonie faierte 8ei6na6ten nit
einem 9roBurtigen 8si6na6tsbdums
fef i'm g6otel 8riitol."
N}tBIungere5 8ogeFid.
0elIin9ton, g}eu Seelano,
%. 0e3em6er. - 0as fubne 8agniB,
in Der e}a6t g8iuoro," einem 6a6r>
3euq bDn q 3onnen @e6alt, BON
ReuzGeelano ii6er Sap 9orn mad
2onOon gu fa6ren, bat einMunn, Raz-
mems 8utrioge, nit einem 14redliz
den 3ooe biiBen miiTen. DIS Die
SSa6t, peI6e 6ierber 3uriifgetebrt TT,
nett orauBen uuf Der unermeBlt6en
8uiTeripiiite De8 pucifi1hen O3edns,
1000 Y}eiIen pom 6eitlanOe entfernt,
oeqen WinD uno Weqen tGmpfte. fiel
8udriOge pom Wuitboume uno blieb
uuf Der SteQe tobt. Sein Wtuat unb
ein3iger 8egleiter iteuerte bic n&iao=
II" na6 8euington 3uriif, Oefen
6ufen er no6 Dielen 6G6rniiIen uno
Dem 6ungertooe nabe, gliifli4 err
rei6te. 8ufrib8e, tpel4er Iein 2eben
nit6t iiber 27 Sabre bro6te, Oiente i'm
fiioafritaniI6en 8riege unO ma4te
lpGter am 8oro Der Discovery" Die
antartti16e Expedition nit, ipel6e be-
fanntermaBen Die britiI6en lpifenz
f6aftlt6en 9eieQf6aften aus9eriiitet
butten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-26
II}|>>F}>

GinerIei, peId' beftige ober quds
lenoe S6mer3en Der nit Hbeumatiss
mus 8ebaftete, 8ettlGgerige, 2nOdIibe,
Rriippel, gterb0Ie, an ReuraIgie 2ei'
ben0e, bon Rrant6eit llsbermannte
audi du8Ite6en mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-26
GlQrf e. SteDenS
@eihuafltszGjeIflenfe.

Eerterptctg .............S10O 90, $500, $500
s;i6O,dtn, /. ............$4 so, SO 90, $500
serDittt:u, pvO 9ub,no So 90, $500. SO. 90
,DOpljts,S pro EustuO. =. SO 90, S4.OO, $500
oauOtiBer, pro Gut,uO So 90, $3.50, 5000
g,ttsspreapg, i. ......... .S3 90. So. 90, 81. so
gr BOaocdcn, pro gaur So. so, $3.50, $3.50
et;O,us etsppOtd,r is. $16.5O,
Sai6utib,r, prO 0rstuD So 90, S4OO, $500
eaupi9u6c bro 9aar.. 81 35, $50, $500
siosu:strHmpf, S120, $3.50, 81 90, $500
6tioens 5ollsbirO:R ...... soc, 75c., 500
6birtnotfg ..............$ So. 90, 81 so, $12. so
G. & 9. Gologns, Glai8s 75c., $50, $500
Gd6r, j, ................s2 90, $500, $500
Rai8tnta8er (6pis;n) ie.s3. 90, $500, 5000
GlQrt T. SteDenS
Ser Seincntuaaren.SaOen
Nr. PIP, ytOrO> Charles StraBe.
(0a3-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-26
Orunter lnb 6rilber.
WrgrnrtpolntiOn in San gOningo,
Sic ncuc prOpiiuriIdlc Jfeaicrnrta
iett Oun Den 0lnbGn9ern ecs
Generals 9StmincS bcprGn9t.

4merifaniIfe, beuti6e unO 6oadnOiz
fde ariegsf4ifFe Dor Der 6aupt=
itaot @anto Domingo an9ttom=
men. - 6ron80iif6 : itoIienii6sr
q(r6itratiOns 8srtrag in qoris
unter3ei4net. = Sin tur3er 8ez
fu6 Wiuiam 5, 8rpon's in So
psn6agen. - Der friibere itoIieni=
ffe qremier 3onarOeGi icinem
gnOs nabe, - Die neue 8er6onoz
lunq beg 9reDfusz6 z6ulIs8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-26

UFNUIUWV JttHUV VtttItI Utt ttTVWWT
fOrtige 2in0rrung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-26

Stqru IirqtiH her Gra II btr q r.
rnuuuQ. mjt nucr oHDucr Gorptriuufttontu;
rcnu fc N6Tt rjitiqc @cUobGtt @tcguct III
babr Oos NnOutcu itutr priim U}On6t, p1ldlc,
uiNcuO iUic lribt Der Mtuit in ii5crmdbigtn gt=
nun, or QutCH Emqc Ocs CuiciHs itiuc Rorptr
fruftiouiu bwddt aus NlpcupiIaH5c. bcrcu Sait
btu CriuOfoii Der t. @cruuro RrGutcrz
pilIcu biloct, oas pirfiomitc @orbcu9ungsnits
ttl QtQcu Die an SouuiIqitCu Uorfommuotu, aus
iclt;u 5bmddcu cuttcbTom Rorpcrubd bcrtltts
ten lin cine Nrobt o item irti 3u bcfommul,
oOrcifre Y 0cufGotcr & 80. Dor l2l6. 0uDs9orf=
Sim. Gic 81 9srunrb=Rrdut,rpjlcn tno IN alltH
gpothcttu iu hab1 Qrcs p 6tuts.
III -Nn. cnL