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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ARE D SHSylT FROM CATARRH
Now Is the Time to Guard Against Catarrhal Diseases

During the month Of November peo-
pie should especially guard against
exposing themselves to cold. There is no
better prevention in the world than tia
daily use of Peruna. At least one or
two doses should be taken daily to in
sure the internal organs against falling
d prey to the ravages of catarrh.
November is the month of first colds
Thousands of people during this month
catch cold from which they scarcely
recover at all during the winter.
Peruna is an infallible safeguard
against colds. Anyone who has proper
regard for health and happiness should
not neglect the preCaution which ia
within such easy reach of all.
Mrs. E. Maher, IA A st. Christopher
street, Montreal, Canada, writes:
Il caught a severe cold last summer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
OBITUARY..
NJ. N. Drew, Madison, Fla

Madison. Fla, Nov. 14.-Last night
at his residence here, Mitchell n. Drew
died of typhoid fever. He was born
IN this county about SS years ago.
His wife and two children survive
him. He was one of Madisons most
enterprising and public spirited citi-
gems. He established a telephone plant
here two or three years ago, and was
connected with other plants in other
cities and towns. He was one of the
directors of the Bank of Madison, and
brother OF its president.
The remains were buried In the ceme-
terry here this afternoon. Rev. Brod-
ford of the Methodist Church. offlciat-
ing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
------s--s9'--e--------
TO FORCE BLOCKADE
Is the Intention of the Head of the
Revolution.

Revolution.
Capt Haytien, Hayti, Nov. 14.-The
French steamer st. Simon, with Gen.
Jiminez, head of the Dominican revo-
luton on board has left Port Au
Prince, Hayti. with the intention, ac-
cording to report, of forcing the block
ade of Puerto Plata on the northern
coast of San Domingo. The Haytian
authorities formally opposed the land
ing in Hayti of Gen. Jiminez, in spite
of his strong insistence on being per-
mitted to do so.
1t is said if the St. Simon is in
terfered with she will ask the assist
ance of the German cruiser Gazelle or
any other foreign warship which may
be in Dominican waters
Telegraphic communication with the
interior of Santo Domingo was re-
established yesterday morning, but
now is again interrupted, and 1t is re-
ported that severe fighting must have
occurred before San Domingo.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 14-The steel
mills of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railway Company at Ensley shut down
to-day for lack of orders. Nine
hundred men are thrown out of EN-
ployment. Though officers of the COM
pany will not discuss the shut down
it is believed they hope to resume
operations some time in January.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

my system OF CaJdrrn.
This winter I caught another cold
and before it got such a hold on my
system 1 took a few doses of Peruna
and the cold disappeared as If by magic.
1 feel that owe your medicine great
debt, and sending my thanks to you is
but a slight return for the benefits re-
ceived. Mrs. E. Maher.
A Case of Catarrh of the Pelvic Or
gans Cured by Pe-ru-na.
Miss Emelie A. Haberkorn, 2251 Gra-
vols ave-, St. Louis, Mo-, writes: For
over two years l was troubled with ca
tarrh of the pelvic organs. 1 heard Of
DIR. Hartmans book The Ills of Life
1 read it and wrote to the doctor, who
answered my letter promptly. I began
taking treatment as soon as possible.
Tongue cannot express how l suffered
with my stomach, and l also was troub-
led with catarrh of the head. l didn't
feel like myself for a long time. So be-
gan taking Peruna. l have taken bot
ties, and now 1 cannot praise it enough
ANY one who has chronic catarrh
should write DR.. Hartman. He will
help any one.
Il feel grateful for what the doctor
has done for me, and would not do
without Peruna. 1 now enjoy as good
health as ever. I find it has improved
my health so much that I will recon-
mend to any one cheerfully. "-Emelie
A. Haberkorn.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
ma, write at once to DR.. Hartman, Civ.
ing a full statement of your case, and
he will be pleased to give you his Valu.
able advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
Little Bernard Rear,

Bernard. the 7-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. william Bear. died yester-
day morning at their home, No. 235
Abercorn street, after an illness of a
week from gastritis. The flu
neral will take place at 4
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. /. p.
Mendes will ofiiciate. The pail bear
ers will be S. S. Wood 1. Wood e.
Fischer and NJ. Brown.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

olGGpiil5 / II a
draught which
went from my
head t o m y
lungs, and oaus
e d a serious
catarrhal con-
dition.
Among the
many remedies
prescribed and
[ RE d n o n 9
seemed to take
hold o f m y
case as the first
dose of Peruna
did. A three
weeks use of
t h e medicine
three times a
day entirely rid
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

New York, Nov. 14.-Cornelius Will
Hams the negro who yesterday shot
and killed Andrew II. Green, the
father OF Greater New York" was to-
day held without bail for the grand
jury on the charge of numbering Mr..
Green.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

During the first cold days of Novem-
Der the mucous membranes are not
hardened to the change of temperature.
The warm weather has necessarily
softened the mucous membranes and
they do not afford the protection to the
internal organs that they should. Hence
it is that catarrh finds easy access tc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY
Are Enjoyed by the New Republic
of Panama.

Berlin, Nov. 14.-Germany's consular
representatives at Panama have opened
business relations with the new gov
eminent, which action Germany sub
sequently sanctioned.
The German consular officers on the
isthmus have reported to the foreign
office that the cabinet of Panama is
composed of men worthy of respect.
1t is intimated in official circles here
that when the Panama government
makes formal notification of the organ
ization of the new republic Germany
will give the usual recognition without
DELAY.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
GREAT COMBINATION
OF RAILWAY MEN
story of the Merger of Most I'm.
portant Interests.

story of the Merger of Most Inn
pOrtont Interests.
Pittsburg, Nov. 14.-The Post to-
morrow will publish story to the eff
feet that a combination formed by
John d. Rockefeller, George Gould, ].
j. Hill and other capitalists had prac-
tically secured control of the United
States Steel Corporation. that the ac-
curing of the New York Central. and
it's feeders by the Rockefeller-Gou
interests is in furtherance of plan
to secure control of all railroads from
the West to the seaboard, including the
Baltimore and Ohio. and eventually the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The scheme, it is CLAIMED, is a plain
business proposition. in which the
syndicate has undertaken to secure
control of the greatest tonnage pro-
Queer in the world (the United States
Steel Corporation) and provide means
for it's transportation as well as for
the immense tonnage made possible
by the advent of the Wabash into the
Pittsburg coal and coke producing dis
tricts.
The article claims that the time is
not far distant when in its fight against
the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Rookie
Teller Gould syndicate will have at it's
disposal the enormous tonnage of the
United States Steel Corporation and
of the Pittsburg Coal Company.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

John Palmer, a full-blood Ponca III
dian, one of the brightest of the OKia.
homa lawyers. will be speaker a. VI.
next session OF the Territory Bar -
ISOLATION
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15


} Miss L gu is e
{ Bertsel, 1912 Sec
} ond street, Brook
{ Ign, N. Y, writes:
( "My health was
exc IL emit u n till
about six months
ago, when 1 SEEM
ed to have a col
lapse from over
J doing socially, and
I the doctor ordered
y an entire change
} of scene and eli
mate. AS this was
an absolute impos-
sibility at the time,
L had to try a II d
regain my health
In another way and
was induced by a
friend, W n o gave
Peruna such a good
recommend, to try
{ Peruna. i cannot
tell you the condi-
ton of my nerves
when 1 began t o
use it. T h g least
noise Initiated me,
aud L felt that life
was not worth liv-
J ing, but p erun a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

What the Rothschilds are to Paris
and London, so are the Bleichroeders
to Berlin-that is, power in the finan-
cial world. The ladies of the great
financial families of Europe enjoy all
the privileges and have none of the
crushing responsibilities of royalty AL
most invariably they rise to the occa-
ton and the charitable works organ
lied by them may be said to be as
limitless in number as they are in
scope This has always been as true
of the wives and daughters belonging
to the house of Bleichroeder as it is of
the women who bear the honored
names of Rothschild, of Goldsmid and
OF Mocatta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

soon changed me into a we'll woman,
and now do not know L have nerves."
Louise Bertsel.
the throat, lungs. stomach and espec-
tally the pelvic organs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15
KNOWS OF NO ARMY
THAT Is MARCHING ON PANAMA
FROM COLOMBIA.
UNITED STATES NOT ADVISED
by THEIR REPRESENTATIVES, OF
SUCH a MOVEMENT.

Report That Colombia Has a Force
on the Way TO COerce the Pana-
maninns Is Not Credited at Wash
tngtOn-HOw the Report Is Ae-
counted FOr-Unfted States Would
Not Tolerate Such n Movement
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-26
Moth inter nrn 6ausfranen.

San as it i, Mo-, 70. Sult.
= Qu4 in ben Staten 8ania8 unb
Mifourt lit Die Ra9frage nu69ienftz
mGO6er gr0Ber, ais bas Qngebot,
Mo6l6d6enbe 6urmerFrauen BADEN
ouf Der Su6e na6 tii6tigen DENT
6oten ri6t tpeniger hire Qa1t, aIs hire
GbemGnner, benen e5 an Nrbeit5frdfz
ten our Gin6ringung Der @rnote fe6lt,
Die aqgemeine ProiperitGt in Staot
un0 Qano ion S6uIo an biefer
9ienftbotenz W}iiere iein, benn Die
Tarmer fopo6I, pie bic StootIeute
erfreuen iid CUR 3eit zines ioIden
Wo6litanoss, oaB Its nur ielten lire
S06ter in Elm 0ienftbotenper6dltniB
treten laiien. @ieImebr Iafen lie Die
MGb6en gu n606eren 3D6tsrn" aus
bilben oOer ge6rau6en ie al5 StijBe
Der M}utter bd6eim ober lu1ien Dus
gndoige 6r6uIeir in Der CONNER
frif6e Dergniigli4 bic 53eit 3u6ringen.
Sn i6rer Notb IinO bic b~eOrdngten
6ausfrauen er60ti9, bienit6aren Sci
fern ben fir 6ieIige 8er6Gltni1e
duBeroroentli6 6o6en 2o6n BON $3.50
Bis $3.50 Die Wode nebit y8oaro" 81
5a6len, bod Oas Qngebot lit nur &C.
rind.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-26

inegruelig s d d {.
-Gapt. S6leig6 pom mittleren Sta.
tions6uuie empfing geitern Nadmitz
tag etnen 8rief BON einem Or. Qrnplo
so. Hofiett bon Nr. 339, 6ibzYrperz
Strabe, Qtlantd, 9a., in pel9em Der
felbe ibn erIu9t, &opf, Nrme uno Bel
ne zines NegerfinDes, Die in eirem 81
11er i'm aeQer 'bes 5auies gtr. 443,
Roroz8unzStrube uufgefunOen 1perz
ben fDnnten, gu perbrenner. Or. Roiz
fett ertlGrt, er babe cine Met6obe err
funben, 2ei6en 81 periteinern uno
tpd6renb ieines Qufentbalts in 8altiz
more bur9 Die 8ermittelung bes Or.
S. 81. Srimble, Yrdiioenten Der ana
tomii6en 8e60roe 8altimore's, bic
2ei6e zines bon ben 4~ngeb0rigen nift
1eflamirten 8inbes gum @rperimentiz
rem er6olten. 8ppf uno 8lie6mdben
babe er db9etrennt unb in einen @tmer
i'm aeler oes 6auies Nr. 443, Norbz
s. pz StrdBe, get6an, pel9es BON ben
$50. .. Qepp &c So6ne an Der 9onz
uroz6trabe geeignet perbe. Bel ieiz
mem l1m3uge mad Qtlunta babe er ben
8Orper mitgenommen, aopf unb
@lieomaBen aber bergeTfen unb pu es
10 melt eiipon Qtldnta na9 8alttz
more, 10 crude er i'm (GapitGn
Sdleig0, Die ueberre1te Der 2eide fir
ihn 81 pernidten, am beiten lei IS, lie
81 perbrennen.
Capt. Sdleigb madte Marf4dq
Jarndn W}ittbeilung Don Dem S6reiz
ben, unb bieier rietb inn, oofelbe an
has 8efunbbeitsamt gu perfpeiien,
mas beute geI9eben miro.
Or. Srimble ia9te be5igli9 Der
9tngelesenbeit, er %entiinne ii6, baB por
ungefdbr einem Sabre Elm Or. RoI=
iett duf @rIuden zines Mr5tes BON
Der Jafultdt Der rWarDldnber uniz
periitGt" cine Ginbeslei6e befommen
babe, UNI bamit gu experimentation.
DG bas 9dus Ger. 443, Noro@9abz
Strabe, CUR 3eit u~n6epo1nt unb berz
f9lofen III. fonnte geitern Ibenb nift
Fefgeitelt tperben, Of bic in BEN
Gdreiben ungegebenen l1mitdnbe
dpirflide Sbatfafen iinb ober ob Der
6err in 4tlanta IS nur auf cine biniz
ae Reflam o6gefeben bat. Die beute
Doer rprgen bonn @eiunbbeitsamte
Dor5une6menoengd6 rperz
pen bies crit erlDeilfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-26

9on Gee unb 6afen. =
Wd9reno ite nit Der Reparatur zines
unterfeeii6en 8abeIs 3piI6en Sort
GarroQ uno Sort Qrmiiteao 6ef6dfz
tigt paren, itiir3ten am 6reitaq flint
NSit8lieoer Der 8efaBung Des Sorts
WSt6enrp in ben 9atapsco. sic pa=
rem sur 3eit 0amit 6ei6Gftigt, Elm
Gnoe oes 8abeGs gu balten, uno purz
ben nit tnopper Not6 gerettet. sic
puroen nab Sort Carroll ge6ra6t
uno er5olten ii6 baI0 nieOer.
4uf benz ,9ampfer nRerI6ap" Fu6=
rem geitern folgenoe qafogiere BON
bier no4 Bottom ab: 6r. uno SFrau
Bm. S9auu5, 6r, S,0. 8raob, Fri.
9reene, 6r. 3. 6rend uno Satin,
9r. S. %. 6Or, ST.. 5, 9. Ree6er,
6rau S, 8. Reeber, ST. Suml. Go6>
ran, SRI. @bit4 8eeoer, 6r, 8.8reen,
9r. uno 6rau 6. 9snfeI, 6r. 96ilip
5o9artp, 9r, s, g, O'Gonnor, ST..
5. S, 8roug6ton, 6r. 5. 6, GreFon
uno Satin, 9r. unO 6rau 6. $.
9au, 6r. 0iGarb 0arner, Trl8. 8.
q. MiQer, SRI. 81. u. Differ, 6rau
S6aoo unb So9ter, 9r. 6.Nusboum,
9r. q, NOrolinger, 9r. 6. 9. Mann,
9r. g.. g. M}ann, 6r. +. 0eimiller,
9r. uno 6rau s. 8. 36om1on, 6r.
s. 20, Rantin, ST. %. ., 8onoau,
TrIs, Marn 8ropneG, q. 8. Ronfin
uno q. s. Ranoou, 9r. s. 70. 2atiz
mer uno Satin, 6r. q. g. Spotsz
men, ST. 30. 3. 8uos, 6r. 8. u.
8rieger, 9r. q. 8. 6piGinger, 6r.
), q. Mortimer uno Satin, 5rl.
MarD Ri6arOIon, 6r. 5. M. NdIib.
6r, 6. 8. 8rpon, 6r. 2eon 5aIpin,
SRI. g. 5aIbin, 9r. uno 6rau s. 6.
GiIenbart, 6r. g. 8. 2ouds II. Sat
tin, 6r, -. 2. 6optins, 6r. s. 81.
6ople, 6r. q, 8. 6unle, 6r, %. $,
8enneop, ST., 6. 8ra6au, 6r. u,
q. 8open, GrIs. q, uno 81. Stolen
blatt, 6r. 8, s. ReiB, SRI. Mamie
Morris, 6r. g. 8urte, SRI. 81. DAT,
SRI, W. Seffus, 9r. 6. u. Cannon
uno Satin, 9r. uno 6rau 3. W.Goz
be, 9r. s. s. Meru, 9r. 9. 81. Dob
ion, 9r. q. 6. pro9er, 9r. &. 3.
Doors, ST. q, 5, 8ai6am, Or. %.
Wbite, Or, 80. &. 86ite, 9r. uno
6rau %. g. Sri6et5, 0r. 8. 8. Dol
ton unb Satin, 6rou .. 9apne, SRI.
QIioe unb SRI. QGie Mona6an, .6r.
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Rihdrbfpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-26

Ri6tcr Wm. 8. 3enor BON 8aibing=
ton, .. G., fdreibt BON 213 q. capitol
StraBe:
Dit @ergniigen empfeble i'd ben Sc
bruu9 bon 9eruna aIs elm D2ittel fir ta=
tarrbaIifae 8ei4perben unO aIs Elm b0dft
bor3iigIi6es Sonic fir aIIgemeine 3uz
ftdnbc." = @m. 8. 3enor.
Jruu Qmanba Morrin, $50 Reioz
GtraBe, Gli8abet6, q. S. i4reibt:
sd mar ibsr 5pei Sabre franz nit
nerp0fer GrI4Iaffung unD a~LIgemeiner
@6pd6e urb 9sr3bs1dpsroen. 9atte
bier 9pttoren, ale fagten, baB i'd nidt
qeIuno tpsrben t0nnte. Sn neun monutsn
lpur i6 teinen 69ritt gcgangen, od it
t6eiIpeiie 8eld6lnt mar unO 9er5flopfeH
hattie jcben nnberen Sag; i'd iuar abs
se5ebrt mic Gin Sfelett, i'd UOs mn 50
8frnb.
@iebtn Monate lang babe I'D Perunu
aenommen. IS bat mein Qeben 8~ercttet.
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Gine Wnirf0tshrIeininnnn.

Die Supaner 6dben, p6ne 3u pols
len, Elm ausge3ei8nete5 MitteI gefunz
ben, I'M bic 6dli6uns ibrer ie6r gez
iudten dlten Warfen gu per6inoern.
sic baden in jeoer Der Dor 1872 lie
genosn Gmiiiionen Elm ipmboli5de3
G6rpiantbemum nit is683e6n BLU
menbldttern geieBt. Die iapanii6en
8inItler, Die 1e6r gei6idt in Na6a6=
munger iinb. BADEN aQs Serisn alter
Marten por3itglid bergeiteqt, i6ren
Gbrniantbemen aber i~Orgfdltig bier
3e6n, fiinf3ebn poer iieben3ebn Blu
menbldtter gsgeben. 8ei 8lumen nit
fehs3e6n laufen tie ndmli4 8efa6r,
oaB ie iid ben Baud auff6ltBen laiz
fen miiien, uno ads permsibet aud
Der eifrigite 6dIIAsrIisber. Sn Sapan
ftsbt nGmIid Die Sooesitrufe auf
Na6a6mung bes taiierli6sn 5nmz
bol8, dber nun bas GbrpIant6emunI
nit ie683e6n 8lumenbldttern 1T Die
fatIerli6s 8Iume, Da5 Sinnbilo oes
iapanii6en Staates. Die iapanifden
0a9a6mer bitten ii6 alio bapor, unb
man tennt fem ein3ige5 8eiipiel bieies
8srbredens. Die penigen njapaniz
i4en" 6Gli4ungen nit Der pffi3ielen
Nn5abl 8lumenbIdtter IinD in europa
hsrueiteQt.
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germildte telcarapAiide scneIfcn.

= Sn 5erre 9dute, Jno., limb Der
@leDator uno oieOfiible Der rW}aieftic
0eftiQerie" u%6gebrannt. Der S6az
ben piro auf 100000 gei4GBt.
= Sn Huiboiqe, Senn,, puroe oa5
Commercial : 6otel" Ourd 6euer
6ei6Gbigt. sdmmtli6e @GIte enttaz
men unperiebrt. Der S9aoen piro
duf $1,000 gei6dBt,
= Sn Wiie : Gountp, 9u., nabe
Der @ren3e BON &entutp, purOe Der
9oIi5ei6ef Samss 8. Sing BON einem
Der Monbi6einler, pel6e perfolgt
puroen, er14Ofen. Die 8eumten
t0Dteten einen Der M}onofdeinler uno
fingen 5pei anoere, tpeI4e na4 Dem
8efdngniB gebra6t tpuroen.
= Hu6 benz Sabres6eri6te Oes
Snlanbiteuer : Gommifdrs in BaiAz
ington iino Die Ginnabmen aus 8ier
in ben Ser. Staaten i'm ubgeIaufenen
Tisfaljabre UNI $24, AL ,046 fleiner,
als i'm 9Orjubre. oogegen itiegen Die
Ginnabmen aus benz Mbistene6anOel
i'm S1081515A
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,,NfuSnrt=M dnuerd1pr."
Musan9 nah 8icfer'S Bart,
WfioDlc=R incr,
Sunntna, ben 26. Snli 1908.

Aus 8dItimprez @puntD.
- Die eri te RdtipndIbant BON Waz
boroD : @itp, pa, bat i'm 8reisgez
ri6te fir Baltimore : Gount1 3u
Sopion 8Idgen er6oben 9eQen sSo6n
QuB Don WeIt : Wulbroof, 6enrD O..
Wrig6t bon Stablerspiqe, Qinpooo
s. garfs BON godenspiqe unD Gop.
8osleD BON Monfton. Die 8(agen
iino auf Soften bdiirt, tpel6e BON Der
runiteb MiIt 9rooucers Qfoc." BON
Baltimore BON ben 8ertlogten err
langt puroen. Die ein5eInen BON ben
8erflagten perIangten @ummen ne6it
Snterefen iino: Sobn 2uB, $66.67;
6enrp g. 8rig6t, $780,; 2inpooo
S, 9arts, $166.66, unb GOp. 8osz
leD, $3.50.
6r. So6n S4miot, Elm befunnter
8emp6ner BON Gong 9reen, 8ulti>
more : gountp, Der am leBten Dom
neritag i'm Nlter BON 70 Sabren itarb,
bate 40 Sabre lang IN Dem 9dufe ge>
tpObnt, in tDel4em er pas 3eitli4e
iegnete. @r 6interldBt feline Wittpe
unb feds 8inoer. Die &inoer limb:
6ruu 4ate Wurfel, Sri. @Ii3abet69.
S6mibt, SO. 6enrp S., George g.,
4oam q. unb CHARLES s. 69miSt.
Quber oieien hinterldBt er 16 Gntel=
timber urb iieben urenfel.
6r. Hobert Morfoot ftarb am fret
tag Morgen gu Wdrren i'm 8. 0iirift
bon Baltimore : Gount1 an offers
i6nG9e. Gr mar Stetnmaurer bon
9rofefion uno SO Sabre aft. @r gez
bOrte nGbreno bes 8iirgerfrieges 5ur
Gompagnie . pom Z. MarDlGnoer
Regiment.
gu 2~aurdpille 6al, an Der 6ars
forb Hpab uRO 6amiltpn : 4penue,
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finbet am nd6iten 0ienitdg cine I'M
terhdltung gum 8elten Der MiFionsz
tAdtigfett beg 9rn. 9enrp Sales ftatt.
9r. 5. Summerfielo gropther, IT,,
BON @ote1sbiae meloet, OuB geTtsrn
zines ieiner 6ii6nsr pon elmer 4lanz
&c ertpirgt poroen lei. 5pGter t0oz
tete er bic S9lange.
Sur bic Not6Ieibenben.
. Squire Qstpis BON Der noro0itliz
den Poli5eiftutiOn erbielt geitern fol-
genOe @ontribuationsn fir Die Notbs
le'6enoen pon Horooit Baltimore:
s. 8. 2int6icum $40, 86o5. 6.N}orz
rig $40, %. j, uno 8. +. 81, 8. g..
NeisRempeI 81, SgnaB 8eneid So,
Wm. 5. Rilep So, q. g. 81. 9ur4
Den @erein Der 8eI6Gft5leute II. 5a@
%brifanten Der 4Ittaot: Soieph s.
Sdeng $3.50, So6n Mapfort 81, 8.
Meisner So, SRI, 6. Brent 8emp,
6reoerif, Mo., 81, 90. 80. Otter S..
SSraelitii6er 9amen : HGbDerein$5,
6. 8. 8roiea 81, Sulius 9ine5 Ii.
Sons S., Gbas. 80. 6iitter S., Sc.
81, 3ions : Stride, Horo : @dbitr.,
$40, SEP. 8unnefa Ii. 506ne S..
8uebaIL. - Die 8alfimorer
buben geitern oaS Spiel nit OemGlub
BON RO6eiter nisoer ~geponnen, Der
mar ie6r gut. 6ol9enOes 1T
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Ser Otut6eS If + r.
8erein" belt geitern @beno in Der
groBen 9ule Der 6armonie" feline re-
getmGBige 8eriummlung al. Prdiiz
bent 36eo. 3permann fI9rte Oen8orz
fiB unb 6r. Sobn M}aiberg fungirte
aIs prototoGfiibrer. Sn 5oIge Der
groBen 9iBe mar Der 8eiuA Ie6r
f6pa6, 10 buB Der angetiinOigte9or~
trag ~pegblie6. 9agegen purOen 3pei
Mitglieber porgei9lagen, uno na4
Der @eI8dftsIibung nuroen me6rere
Stunben BEL dngenebmer unter6ulz
tung perbra9t.
8eorge muB b m m { n.
Der At Sabre ate SEQ. 5. GIart
bon g1r. 8, DIT Sort : 4oenue, be-
Tu8te geItern in etpa5 animirter
5timmung bic Ddiderei oes Gbinez
len Wing Sing, an Der Gde Opn DIT
enoItraBe, uno begann ben idIibdugi7
gen Geinigungs : &initler 81 orang=
f~alirsn. Qls Wing Sing in gere6z
tenn 3orn entflammte uro ben Gin
bringing 6inuus gu 9e9en eriu4te,
fam es 3pii4en Dem &autdiier uno
Dem MongoIer gu 56dtlidteiten, Bel
pel4en i'm 9unOgemenge Sing ben
8ir3eren 5og. Gr 3og iid in ieiner
~beordngten Gage binter ieinen QaOenz
tii9 3uriiG unb begunn Glarte nit
8iigelsiIen gu bomburoiren. Sn bic
lem fritiiden Qugenblide ging 2isuz
tenant Collins an Der WdI9erei Oorz
BEL, unb er befreite ben bebrdngten
Gbineien bon Isinem psiniger, inoem
er oen5eIben ~oerbuftete. Run partet
Glarte elm beute ftdttfinoenoes Der
Dor a6.
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tet. : Sn Der 0itliden 9oli5eiitution
puroe geItern Morris RoIenberg BON
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ACKNOWLEDGING Der 9ehlerei ieinem
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Der Sripp, Elm &utI6er Der nNationdl
@nameling Co." purOe glei4fa1s lei
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unter Der QnIdulOigung, Die Wdaren,
tpel6e er Dem ROien6erg Derfaufte,
bon Der 6irma geIto6len 81 BADEN. Die
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6reitug iiberfahren unD i6per perleBt
puroe, itdrb geiterr Morgen i'm
rStabt : 6ofpital." @eItern Qbeno
ioGte i'm mittleren Stations6duie Elm
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I4norene nidt eridienen, tpur0e Der
cSnqueit bis beute 9ormittag II uhr
aufgei6oben-
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Der Wobnung BON Wm, 6adett, Rr.
30, WeIt : YprtitraBe, poielbit auf
unbefannte Weiie 6euer ~entitan6en
mar, tpel6es 500 69aben unri4tez
tie, ebe es Der 6euerpebr gelang, Die
sFlammen unter Gontrple 5u bringen.
@cttcrberid dit.
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tpte ib be5eusen fann. Sd babe tn
flint Sabrcn tidjt 10 uo6I gefitGIt, idJ
fam iiber cine NteiIc melt ~Iaufer, UDmc
SIT ernriiben INN babe 80 8fnnb 5uges
nDntmen, felt id 8erlno Qcbruu6t. Su
Der Shat, i6 fam es nitt 9enug To-
ben" 6rau @monOa M}orriu.
9eruna berfebIt nismaIs 7nRemiI4en
Ratarrb obcr nerp0ie GrIaIaffun8 3u psrz
bitten, psnn Bel Soften genommen. gez
runa TT bic promptete unb permanente
Sur fir ale JGIIe BON nerp0fer GrT9IaTz
flung, beruriodt Ourd iDitemiIdcn aoz
turrb, Die ben Qer5ten betanHt 1T.
Wenn sic burd ben @ebrau6 Dpn pc
runa feline prompten unD befrieoigtnbcr
ReIuItate e%r3ielen, 70 fGrsiben Sic fofort
an Or. 6artmon, Dem sic SIREN Sail
cusfubrIi8 beI6reiben, unb er ptrD Sbnen
germ isinen rpertbpoIlen Hatb gratis err
tbsilen.
QoreTe: Or. 6urtman, QrdFoent bs5
6artman Sanitariums, Columbus, Sbio.