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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
Mrs. Derrin's Divorce"

Women playgoers, who have always been Mrs. Langtry's strongest adherents, will be certain. from all accounts, to like the new play in which she is to appear at the Jefferson theater next Wednesday.
 There is a good deal in Mrs. Deering' s Divorce" which is the name of the afore- said play, to interest the men, too.
 Mrs. Deering's Divorce" may be in- cluded among the accidents which every now and again make their appearance in the theatrical world, It is a three-act. modern comedy by Percy Kendall. Mrs. Langtry had signed a contract to produce it within a certain time, and rather than pay heavy forfeit she did so. in Provi- dence last April. Considerably to her surprise and that of the members of her company, MT, Fendall's work scored a genuine success.
 Mrs. Langtry settled upon Mrs. Deer ing's Divorce' as the piece de resistance of her present tour of the United States, and she has abandoned the other plays in her repertoire in its favor There are some twenty parts in the comedy, and these will be taken by members of Mrs. Langtry's Imperial Theater company who have supported her from time to time in her London playhouse, of that name. The plot of Mrs, Deering's Divorce" tells of a handsome English society woman who has divorced her husband for the most trifing causes. and who realizes after a year of solitude that she has made a mistake. The realization comes to her when she learns that an eccentric spin ster of 40 years is about to contract a matrimonial alliance with her former hus- band. The spinster proves good-hearted for becoming apprised that the divorcee still has a tender regard for her ex-lord, she does everything she can to bring them together again, and finally succeeds Mrs. Langtry. as has always been her custom, wears beautiful gowns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20

music in the best vein of those master writers of popular and dainty music, Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monekton. Jeffer- son De Angelis never had a better role to display his frolicsome humor and nimbleness of action as that of Sammy Gigs. the timid little tiger" who is kept in such complicated predicaments through being mistaken for a noted Spanish bull fighter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE JEFFERSON

Tuesday eyening-"Hedda Cab Ter"
 Wednesday evening" Mrs. Deer ing's Divorce
 Friday matinee and evening-"Re- surrection.n Special Xmas matinee. Saturday evening-''Iris..'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
Puttina Him Wise,

From the Chicago News
 she-"Yes, Maude's a nice girl, but she 8 so artless''
 He-"Artless?'
 she-"Yes. She has such horrid com plexion, you know"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
Physician and Surueor

Three-fourth. oi the persons who como to me to get cured of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Structure. Lost Manhood and other private dlseases have tried to get well by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflicted? It
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
ATTHE BlJou.

All weelt-We Harlan Go. in The Night of the Fourth. Spe- cial Xmas matinee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
"Resurrection."

''In its Zalaesque fidelity to detail" writes Blanche Walsh, about "Resurrec- tion.' in which she will appear at the Jefferson Christmas matinee and night. Tn handling an nnelean subject, the role and play presents much that s calculated to antagonize the Anglo-Saxon reader and theatergoer, much which will make him gasp and yet much which will arouse his enthusiasm.
 Prom the pages of the novel one may extract one of the greatest, if not the greatest, sermon against the sorriest of modern social conditions. While it dis courses upon the eternal sexual problem with almost brutal frankness and pictures sexual degradation with horrible and re- volting truth, the whole trend of Tolstoi's tremendous story is an appeal for a moral resurrection, such as has not been
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20
"Hedda Gahler.,

-NAAN-AAA.Ae.A-e-4-e-A4e-e-e-se-A e-A-s-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-20

Jefferson De Angelis and his opera com pany in 'rhe Toreador' will appear at the Jefferson theater shortly. The press has quickly and sincerely indorsed the New York impressions of The Toreador' as being the best of the London Gaiety comedy hits. The book tells a capital and well-connected comic story; the lyrics are rhythmical and fanciful, and the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07
JEFFERSON MONUMENT
An Appropri ton and Truly National
Memorial 10 The "Author Of the Decla-
ration of Independence"


VA SATURDAY, tn" Thomas Jefferson
N'1h"fInI Association ORGANIZED at WASH
IhSI"h -. E, Tor the purp">" of erect
ing at tn" National Capitol an HpPlo-
rll''r ANA truly national memorial to the
.IHlh"i OF tn" Declaration Of lndrpomd-
nee. Each state has Il virr-rrr'id,E'.
.E''llI'AI NiIIiI"ld Scott SchI"E repre-
>'"liH- M"rNIand. Through lis Prc>i-
"'"i' Admiral 'ir"rGr Dewey, has is
H"'d IN" Following appeal to the Am"ri-
cam pr"pl" Tor funds t" carry out th,
object of tn" Association
II" Thomas jefferson Mrmorir! A.
'r'lalI"n has been organized to take MP
Ia" long neglected duty of erecting Il
'ilin% memorial To the memory of thu
'aan win" wrote the Declaration of In
dependence.
wv" hav" here beautiful and costly
t.IhutrS To tn" memory of American sol
dI"rN, sailors. statesmen. physicians in
vrnt"rs ANA philanthropistS; ANA the sol.
'l"rS and sailors of France are hum"rrd:
"Ht Their" Is not one tablet to the memory
" that great American. Thomas .Irirrr-
son.
Nv" ask the people to contribute. ar-
r"rdlng t" their ability. to this memorial.
'"lGfeSS VIII not be asked for money. rs
w" rely Sol'lv upon the people. the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07
news IN BRIEF

A., uul.u,Nyu IiSrnSr has killed Il
,,,,,,,la,r ,r h,,srs in thr vicinity of Cccil-
ton during the past week.
M, p,un.vl,.,nin railroad engineers
=, ,i,n.,n,,nvu ON Friday. ,takcd off the
t ia, nav. S1 0OO station.
I,,,.,t1 III, ,firn in Niddlrtown.
nl h.,,.;u,, ,u.,,,n1 rooms nt the Mid
u,,.,, IInt,L
Il. j. Mh"I'ah' BUSINESS lil"li"S'r VI
plnynrrt Department which places the
graduates in positions.
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VI '''''>' "i''' W.
The Board of Managers of the llar-
,,,',,',f,,.,' ~, Monday and decided to hold
,I,i,. r,i, this vr,r ON Octohrr 18Th.
Vim t-th and 1Cnh
III" consolidation ul lh' i'"'h'
schools III MarNiahu Is hrlhE H'rolEH "",
v"cotrd. ANA tn" Sch""I h"aruS III utmost
every county are III laN"f "l l"GISl''I"H
that VIII bring about IN" 'IiallG''
-Ilrrou NIc(ullou~h. son of the late
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The revival services which have been
in pIogrn~$ in the FIllton Methodist EpiS-
copaI Church since the first of January.
have closed. \ number of persons pro-
fr>-uA conversion during their progress.
ne ''IhNar' 'r"'ES"iIa''' H'N
H"UlLN Iap'r' hl''"' us HIS' appear "",'
IN " ''IIlhGtnh, l''L' on SUNDAY 1t -
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VIVA Tue present I'a"rrs 81 lh' party
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07
MONDAY WAS
GROUNDING DAY.
do TIE ORACLE SEE HIS SHADOW
THEN Or NOT!
Some OF he SuperStitiouS People Say He
Did While Others Declare He Did Not
How the Name Was Given A Day Cele-
brated Among Roman Catholics.

Monday WAS "Groumd Hog Day" and
those persons who believe that the cun.Ii-
tiom Of the weather that day governs
tn" weather for the next six weeks. are
in Il QuHndary. Some of them say that
the hog saw his shadow. while others de-
clare he did not
From the early Christian days Fcbru-
AIRY md. has been celebrated ~ the
Feast of the purifcation of the Virgin
and, rs such, it is still II holiday in the
Church of England and ir til" Catholic
Church. The date j. also known us
"Grnunl Hog Day" and. rs such is
looked upon rs II pro%noSticator of th,
weather for 10 days following. 1t is said
that this dwcllrr of the earth comes
forth into The light of bright sunshine
and secs his shadow. snow and rain will
prrd"minatr. hut il there is no shadow
OLD Sol will hold sway. This SupcrSti-
il"n is based upon the old Scotch rhyme =
If tandlrm"~ Day hc dry and fair.
Tn" half q winters to come the mair
IT tandirmHS Day he wet and foul
The half t. winters gan" ut Yulr.
From coincidence of the date with
that Of the Fcbruaton or Publication
o. tn" People, in pagan Rome. some CON
slider the festival is cn@Inrtod upon Il
pagan one in order IT, take advantage Of
the est Irli>hrd habits Of the time. This
idea however, is uprn to doubt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07
Geo. w. Bowman
General Store and Post Office
THEODORE, MD.

me grant clearance sale was quite a
success, and We ar max ns good progress
in stock taking We sti have som. goods.
thnt You may tin' to br hnrtains, if you will
i quir- nb ut thea Additions to cur stock
consisting f NV line of Print. Tycoon
Silks, Unhleach"d Mus ms, Mems SUSPEND
"'s and Gloves, Dress Lin ngs. Asnall line
OF plated ware at loS figure.
Best P'in's, range from 4. to 7c the yard,
Uubl"arhed Muslin, from to Sc per ward,
f'leH ched Muslin from it. 10c tn. VT, good
p How Case, Muslin, IL. the ytri, Is in.
Bleached She ting, 25c the yad 1vDhoon
) K, Blue Br wn. and Gr-rn. s., Mems
~uSpe' d RS, 10 o rs cents. Gil VS. 10 to,5O
cents All kinds of notions ry CHEAP.
Fine Grauulatei Sugar, So. Lion ColT.e Sc,
Ar'uckle- II, Fine T,hle Syrup 100 a can,
IN as Jars, for 12;. New Homtny Sc Soup
heHns. TO-. Picnic Hams he Shoul Ter, 13c,
Side Meat IL aud 13c. Larl TO-, Brooms Is
zoe. Axe lIondl l2c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07

DIR. Wright. of Warwick. has decided
o locate in Mid.llrlowu, Del, ANA has
n=agcd rooms at the Mildlrtown Hotel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07

Yesterday, Friday. Bishop Coleman.
of tn" Diocese of Delaware. who is we'll
known in Elkton AMI other parts of
Cecil county, started for Florida. where
h" vii! be the guest of former parish
inIrri
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07

M FlSIl. hl NhfNltk. mas urcliru
to l"cat" in Nidllrtown, Del. ana has
engaged rooms at the MiddlctOwn Hotel
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luny.u IN I.u.,,, ,l ,,r,.n ,. >
rnril ruu,,tv ,t,r,,d rnr L,I,ril, ,.,,,,'.
hn win Ln Tho ,rrc., ,,r r,r,,,,,. ,,,,,;,i,
i,r,r
a lecture ON Mt I,lrr ANA the
Tragedy of Martinique, YVES delivered
on lust Friday afternoon, 1t the Jacob
ZONE Institute. Fort l)CluSit 10y Prof.
prnnsyIrani, '','' VI
Ih' Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company has
awarded Tn" contract for the ton Of
a new Nt"n" arch mil@r ut prinririo
Furnace" this county. to Sparks \ Evans
OF Philadelphia.
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TIA. VIII" Recently accepted Il call to be
com" rector Of IT. James Protestant
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Nj III" ElStpn Methodist Episcopal
'h'm a last Sun lay light, several recent
converts were received into church menu
hcrSiip on >iN months probation. There
W"r" also about fourteen persons rrcriv-
Cd Into full church membership.
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ronn"Wcri his wort; already. and. al
though admitting il is $nnirthm" pre-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-07
WHOLESALE.
(Priccs paid nv dealers }
O.C GILES. NORTH STREET

Cabbage. 4c 10 &c.
Burmuda ruions, 2Oc x peck.
annlrS 90, half peck Lemons, $50 dozen.
Oranges 30 to SOC dozen. Bananas, zoe dozen.
COc0anuts and Sc.
Potatoes ~ cts halt peck.
Sweet Potatoes 2nc < PIX.
Pincapplcs 81 2'r each.
Celcry u cents bunch
CrpnnrrricS Pets - quart
Chickens lie, Ducks lac, Geese l"hc, turkeys
II AID Use.
Malaga Grapes PC per To,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
graiiIinuilder 2tiblbipman suf6lIig
hun CinCm 6amcraOen act0Otrt.

g}ep gort II. Ofto6er. -
nMtbibipmon" Sole 9ouI 6erreiru
puroe 6eute auF bsm bier i'm Nortb=
Riper liegenDen 6raiiIianiI6en 8reuz
ger BON Dem nMiOihipman" MuriO
6ed16er 5ufdGig erIdoiien. Der 3ez
polper bss QeBteren entluo ii6, pGbz
renO er bic 8affe unterfu6te, unO bic
8ugel orang in 6erreira'5 Iinte
66lGfe Elm. Coroner S8oIer, pel6er
bic Qei6e 3u 7ehen berlangte, eAe iie
sinbalIamirt uno eingeIargt purbe,
purDe 3uerit pom 6roiiliunii6en Ga
pitdn a6geDieien, i6IieBIid geituttete
man i6m jeOo4, ben 3pOten gu fe6en
unb Die 2tu5Iagen 5edffer'S, tpsl6er
Ii4 unter 9(rreIt 6efinDet, gu berne6z
men. Die llebsrreite rperoen na6 8io
Sdneiro geI6ift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
2(u6 bic 4merituner pro4
teitiren iebt.

~ i = - = -
8etinQ, II. 9tto6er. - Dem
geitrigen Gmpfange Der &aiIerinpittz
ne fir bic @eianotI6afts 0amen
po6ntsn nur 6al6 10 Diele 8ertreterirz
nen oes I90nen 8eT6Ie6ts Bel, ME
forit. Ollie engIii6en 9amen le6nz
ten es nit 2lnberen a6, ,ii63u bem gma
pfonge ein5ufinoen.
8iS6er bate GrgtanO auein BON
ben 9erbre6en bes S6roneS gegen bic
8eformer Noti3 genommen unb e5 aba
gele6nt, iie gu Der3eiben. SEPT folgt
2lmerita Gngldnb uno ertldrt, ouB Die
Reoatteure bes in Shanghai erf6et4
nenoen Reform6Iattes ySupao," tpelz
DE pegen Qufru6rs angetIagt iino, im
@epa6riam Der &oniuln in ySRong4
bal 6lei6en iolen. Die &aiierinpitt4
ne piinIdt, iis Dor einen hineitf8en
@eri6ts6Of ge6radt gu 6obsn.
urt4etI8iPru4e Be tGtigt-
8elgra0, II. 0ttO6er. - 9as
Militdrgeri9t bat in Der 8erufungsz
5nftan3 bic meiiten llrtbeilsiprii9e
6eitdtigt, pelae am %. Septenrber
ii6er bic Offi3iere, Die Der 8erIdn04
rung gegen bic 0t0rber oes &0nigs
Qleranoer angetlagt lparen, gefdqt
puroen. SSn pier 6dGen purOen bic
Der6dngten 9efGngniBItrafen nm ets
nige U}onate Derldngert ur0 bic 8ers
urt6eilten nit Gnt5iebung pes Offi4
5ierspatents gebiiBt.
Sin 8ooiepelt in Rom.
R 0 m, II. Otto6er. - Sin 4meriz
faner, Der Den 6amiliennamsn oe5
PrGiioenten 8ooisDelt trdgt unb bes
bauptet, nit t6m 0eripdnDt gu iein, iIt
bier angetommen. @r Ioa pom 9rds
iibenten nit elmer Dertrauliden 8ots
fauft an ben 8atifan 6eou6t iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
SrutaIsr 9bn6murO in GtIuribn.

6torte, 6Ia., II. Otto6er. -
@aml. @iQioms, Elm iunger NeiBer,
nuroe gu 2aptrn, in Der RG6e DON
bier, bur6 einen U2ob gelnndt, mel
der auf 4ltu @iuiams, einen dlteren
8ruoer Samuels, fabnbete. 2llta
mar angstlagt, 3pei MdO6en nib
banoelt gu 6a6en unb neil Samuel
ii4 peigerte, Dem Wfo6 mit3ut6eilen,
no Der 8ruber iih beriteft belt, tpurz
ne er dufuehdndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
MOtag IL 1908.

S9limmIten baran, uno es piro me6z
rere Sage Dauern, ebe lie tpie0er i'm
normalen 3uftanbe iinb. Die Poitz
laden aus benz Suben langten 9eute
Elm Bis brei Gtunben perIpdtet an.
Wfen I 9enleben perIDren.
Rep gorf, II. Otto6er.-9er
mtttlere unb peitlide She'll Des
Stuates Netp=0orf 6aben unter Dem
l1npetter Der Iebten Sage nidt gang
10 i6per gelitten, tpie Die llmgebung
Der Wletropole unb g&etp<SerIep, bod
lit Der entlang benz 0uoion, in ben
Gat8fiQs unb i'm Mo6dtptzS6dle an
geri4tete S9aben 6etrd6tli6. Spz
piel bis iebt 6etannt lit, bat Der QBolz
tenbru9 3piiGen bier unb 2llbanD 9
W}enI6enleben gum Opfer geforoert.
Sn Big 6ia BEL g}epburg purben
3nei Stredenarbeiter BEL einem @rOz
rutfh unter pielsn Sonnen BON @erOQ
begraben unb getOotet. Sn Der gtdbe
BON Der Orti6aFt Gatstill ertranten
8pei Mdnnsr bei'm @inItur3 elmer
Bride. Sn 9oug6teePiie purOen Der
As Sabre ate So6n Cooper unO Der
18=jGbrige 6reO Smttb bur4 einen
GrOrutI6 in ben 6luB geI4leuoert,
ioOaB lie ertranten. @OparO Smith,
Elm 8ruoer bes 9oitmeiiters ppn
Rpaf, purbe nit feinem 5u6rpert
BON Der Bride iiber ben 6adenIudz
Riber gefdpemmt uno funO nit Iei=
nem Pferos cen Sob. g}abs W2OoOnu
fam bei'm GinItur3 zines BON ZEN
5lut6en unterpii6lten 6auieS etne
6rau nit einem SGugling um's 2sz
Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
I6dai9r GinbriugIing uiebrrgsz
iGlnien.

Srenton, rs, II. Otto6er.-
6enrp 8ronn, Elm nOblbabenber Bit
ger uno fru6erer 9otelier, brung gez
gegen 3 u6r 6eute friib in Die Dobz
nung bes 9rn. qeter &oB Elm uno
nurbs bon 2ebterem, peI6er i'm fir
einen gin6re9er bielt, bur6 5tpei 3ez
polperi9iiIe rie0ergeitreft. Man
bat feline SOee, mas 8ronn gum Gin
prinsen in Die &oB'i6e 8o6nung bers
unIaBte. Die ein3ige, m0gli6e GrtIdz
rung lit, 'buB Der Mann betrunfen
oDer geiftesgeft0rt mar. Gr lit in ben
&opf gsT4oiTen unb bic @er3te ge6er
feline 6oFfnung auf feine 9eneiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
GrfuriionS=Snnc
Baltimore. chiu= (Siicnbd1t.

S2.5O-Snltimprc nddb Surdps s6pbIrm une
Surnrf tsi7ihIis6lidl 3ptrttt 81 ben 00bIen).
ant SpnntuQ Den lS Gftober. Spejla=
qua utrldBt Den Gamoeu= =9dbnboi nm Z
llbr 9ormiiaQ5
25-Galtlmore mad 6arprr's Serrp uno
WlurtinSburg unc jurIf, SonRtag,
Osu Is. Eftob;r. SpcjialiuQ berldBt ben
Gamotn= @ubHboi I'M llbr SOrmittaqs
$3.50 Baltimore matb Sastrstown uns ,us
rmf, se.qeHtIib Der ouaerstopu Talr,
@Gcte pcrOen pom y. bis 16. Cftobcr
rrtnuit, iiir bic Rudidbrt bis jum H.
Cttobtr. ciuiblicBli6, qitio (2Sl-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12
WfarDlano. eSnititnf,
Wal Mnn 3eidlensgh ghuIt.

prot. Otto SudDs, BriRsipdI.
Runt Daparttm,nt ClngsGslaFsn) trDfinet am /
Gttobtr 8sibuen in aasH 9Tan3tn nab Der Re.
tur uno Hadb osm 2tb.n. Gntpiirfe. UlaltH III
9Blf.rfarbsn unp Del, ioDt MoOtlir.n.
'Sdmtags aelafiu in oeHielbsu uutsrribts jfusigcn
unO 1ormaIsunt:rri9t b'eiuncR am 3 Cfto6T.
RincbartaSbult fir 9iObausrsi am i,lbsu 1ogs
tpit Die Sog4S6usH
ab;H0aa.afeH beginner am y Gttobtr 6rti=
bdnOs, WnibiHsnjeid)ntR uno arbittttoHii6ts geld:
men.
allie Rlaii.u DerotH in I5otQ. BON Rspas
raurer on Der RIbmono o=]Rarftbaae ir Osn Aus
fdHg i'm SHititut fortscicBt.
Rat1IOgs frD i'm 5utitut lu babsn oeer per Bot
berdnot.
y. .. Wlorrffon.
grdfo,nt b,s gomitts Otr g1dls uno ,9citntni6uIe
gian aor,iire Sbumas y. Gperif, Attuar
(5tptl9, 5a9t7o-Gtt2M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-12

cine S6lG: auf GrosH iinO IS a.
morrbuibeu 93tr uibt odr1n ls;Oet. slau6t
g nibt; ptr hc dbtr bat, otrttbt uns. 99arum
eas 9toen ptrlduQsrn 10 laHJe aHattiis, Oas
b,rfbmte 6silmittel O,s Sr. z. Silsbss, in 2e:u,m
@ereit in! IN braudi feiutH 9Orrltb oaoou iu
faufsn, bepor Tn 6 tlbcr trprobt bait T. Rsu.
ifdDt:r & Co. 9or 24l6 Rsw=s)oIf itHoeH 2ir dui
gtrlanaen foteufrt sint Qrobe. Genus. ods
meHi6enfrsunpl5s ansrbiettH Der geHaHntsu 5ir=
ma, 5;5 DON Stueu Eualtn Iu btirtieH ootr 9u
oerlitrt eas Rtbt, Bu tgaGen (gfRiGr iG&9Sl
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5.(nin1tG Crust Go.
Don HTdrpIdnc.
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zen, bic 1uf Gbtds ltJogeu iperotn.
,3sits0epciiteu 3u ipt5islm Taten dn9es
nommsH.
Gpars Department..
FiuloQsr i'm spars 8tpartement, ben ess
n6huli6eu neutrality-suspicious. unttrpors
fen eriuiiui6t 81 9rolsnt Sinisn btjablt.
Gi.ie GpmpaQnis 1T elm oeitSli6ts Stz
noitorium FIR Toros in 8drosu BON 8rus
t,sg potr itramsrts goatredtrH, iopie
ons etoatg. unO 6ts.geamtt.
Ginbt ,bsrfatrt Gtn6lbe. 2diteu 81 so
bis $50 90 pro Sabr.
Greoit gritfs psrausqdbt, in alien Sbti=
hu Der g8clt psripeuobor.
George SIatiifcne, WtIts gSbtte, ir..
Qrafbnt; @icc=Qr6i.;
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2 9ict=Qrai. Str. uuo S6osu.
Soibua 2. Ten, 9IItssSetr. uno Sdasm.
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g0ssltp u. GIer, Grnst j. Rnabe, IT,,
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SostilssOre
SssiiaacS
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Nsusftr uRo better StuOicr=Rurius. 9iidtios
uuo srfa6rens 9cbrfrdfte. 9sri0ulber llHt,rridt
in gu6balt,n Stsnoorapbie, Sppetpritiug S60H:
ibreib,u ttt. Guts StsGunetH fir ale @raouirtsn
esf6ert 9uabuls tBt sr0ffuet. glbtnoibultn
am g. September. 3atalpo frt 9.ioe Telephone,
@. s. Saorman. 8rdiiosHt.
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Stqlienti 4 : fran30 III 4 E I
g 6ieo sgeri6t8 9erz
n n

q % m, II. Otto6er. - 8ertreter
Der italienii6en unO Der fran30iii6en
8egierung ite6en 5ur 3eit in @Orber=
6anDlungen, Inn einen d6nIiden
S8ieOsgeridtgpertrag gu StanOs gu
bringen, pie er 3piIden 6rantreid
unb GngIanO abgeI6IoFen lit. Sc
DerIautet, OaB &Gnig 8ittOr Emanuel
beG6iidtige, in Oieier 8e3iebung nd6z
renb ieines 8eiu6es in 6ranfrei4 nit
Der frun30iiiden &egierung gu einem
DoIitGnbigen GinberitdnoniB gu gez
langen. Sin @inDernebmen 5pii6en
ben Hegierungen in Hom unb Paris
hGlt man fir leidter gu errei6en, als
es 3piI9en 9rOBbritannien unp
6r1ntrei6 m0gIih mar, neil 3pii6en
ben 6eioen erferen Qdnbern feline ern@
ten Streitfragen i6pe6er~
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g Stiirmif4e 6a6tt oe5
9ampfer5 rs effer n"
Gin 9affugier gez
t0Dtet.

Gin 9ofiugier gez
t00tet.
g}ep gorf, II. Oftp6er.-0er
0unpfer nSefTerion" BON Der ,OIo
Oominions2tnte" fam I'm III llbr
6eute 8ormittag na6 elmer A06it
itiirmii6en 5abrt aug g2orfolt bier
an. Gr mar f6on am GamItag fdtz
Zig, bate jebo6 S6uB Dor Dem
Sturm gu Olo 9oint Gomfort gez
fudt uno fi4 Dsrfpdtet. Sin 4ufaz
gier, 9}amens &. 9. 6anIep, aus
2ate 8iep, 0}oonsGountn, N.aG.,
lpuroe unterneg5 bur6 cine Stur3z
peIe ipu8tig auTS @eroef gei6leuz
bert uno getDbtet. seine 2si8e lpur>
be nit 6ier6er gebrudt.
SeBt an Der & tie 9}euz
GnglunO'5.
8inepdrb 8 pc Il, Wta6., II.
Sftober. - Sin piit6eltOer NorooItz
Sturm 1T bier entfeTeIt, unO pG6z
reno oe8 gan3en 5age5 1tn0 S6iffe
peoer ungefommen, nod d6ge9angen.
giele &iiItenfa6r3euge parten bier
auF ru6igeres Netter. Seit 0onnerz
Itag 1T fein 9ampfer aus gtantudet
bier dngelungt.
Die 9Slut6 errei6te 6eute allentAal@
ben an Der &iIte geuzGn9lano'5 Ell
nen ungep06nli6 bofen Stanb.
@6ilubeIp6tu unb 4tlan :
tic Gitp.
96iIu belp6iu, II, Oftober.-
Die Oelaiparez2lpenue an Der 5luBz
fronte 0u6ier mar beute No6mittag
u6ermuls 3ipei StunOen lang iiberz
I6pemmt, unb bas 0aHer itie9 iogar
feds 3oQ b06er, pie geitern. Die
&euer Der meiIten @ei6dft8bduier an
Der 9sluDarez 2lpenue fpurben iiberz
f6nemmt uno 0auren i'm Nertbe
Suufenoer BON 0o1urS Iinb ruinirt
ober bsIfGoigt. groBer 64uben lit
an beiDen llfern Des 6lufie5 BON bier
ubnGrts Bis an Die 8ai entitanOen.
Sm 2eugue SslanO 6lottenboubofe
uno in pielen 6a6riten gu Gbeiter unO
anosren 9untten ri6tete Ou5 DaiIer
piel lln6eil an.
Sn 2(tlanticzGitp ftisg Die 6lut6
nG6reno ber pergdngensn Nu6t ni6t
10 6o6, ais geitern N}ittag, unO tein
lpeiterer S6aben iit bort entItunDen.
burlington, R.zS., tpurbe I6ner
6eim9eiu6t, Der gr0Bte She'll Der
Stuot itanO 3pei Bis feds SUP tief
unter 8aFsr, unO es mangelt oi:len
8epo6nern an Hu6rung, bu alIe gu
fu6r abgeI6nitten lit.