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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-05-30
he new Gordon statue and an edifice

the new Gordon statue and an ediflce
that is far greater monument to the
hero Of Khartoum, the Gordon college,
which rises gaunt and bare in the
midst of a treeless, sandy enclosure
several acres In extent. 1t was built
by subscriptions raised in England, the
sum Of 100000 being quickly collected
in the days Of national enthusiasm at
ter Kitcheners decisive victory over
the Der1ishes, in 1898.
OF this money, the sum of 100000
has been spent in the erection Of the
present college building. AS yet the
students are few In number and the
success Of the college remains to be
assured.
OF course, Khartoum has club with
its newspapers, tennis courts, and
boundless hospitality to visitors Of i'm
portance. The building Of the Soudan
club is a most tasteful and commodi-
Gus structure standing in shady gar
den.
All the streets are broad and
straight. The finest among them Is
Khedive avenue, $50 feet wide and
two miles long, with double rows Of
lebbek trees on either side and foot
paths 80 feet broad, and Victoria ave-
nue., broad and straight, which runs
southwark to the Gordon statue, divid-
Ing the city into two equal parts.
The public buildings and private Of
fetal residences are built In the choice
part Of the city, between the river and
Khedive avenue. The second zone
parallel to this Is bounded on the south
by Sirdar avenue and is intended for
good two-story buildings. In the third
section, further south still, smaller
houses are going up and the region
south Of this third zone to be re-
served for the native mud-walled
houses and the lowest class Of build
ings. The true native quarter Of the
future, however, will probably be the
Mahdist city Of Omdurman, four miles
from Khartoum, just below the juno
tion Of the Blue and the White Nile,
where the natives live close to the
river.
OF course. great deal remains to
be done at Khartoum, which will be a
city largely in embryo until the trade
of the country develops. AS yet the
exports Of the Soudan consist chiefly
of gum arabic, ivory and ostrich feath-
ers, amounting to only about $780,
600. a year.
AS the country settles down the trade
is gradually growing, larger; but there
will not be much encouragement for
farming on the irrigable lands near
Khartoum until good market Is
opened for the crops, and this will not
be effected until the proposed Suakim-
Berber railroad is built.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-05-30

fg Four great coal stations are about
to be exploited in South Africa The
most southerly field lies between
Ladysmith and the northern boundary
Of Natal. These regions will In the
near future supply large part Of
the worlds demand for coal. Natal
exported 100000 tons in 1901.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-05-30
THE DUTIES oE PHYSICIANS.
Code Of Ethics Adopted BY Medical
p : - --'--. .'''.-' 49, AssoSiaflof. 80 :--

The most important action Of the
American Medical association in Its
recent convention at New Orleans was
the adoption Of the standard or princi-
pies of medical ethics. Differences on
the question Of ethics are said to have
been a main cause of dissension among
the members Of the profession.
It is alleged that the adoption Of the
standard will wipe away all Of these
differences and bring the whole pro-
fession into accord. The code Of ethics
defines the duties Of physicians to their
patients; professional service Of ply
sicians to each other; the duties OF
physicians In regard to consultations;
the duties Of physicians to each 9TH
er and to the profession at large; the
duties Of physicians in case Of inter-
ference; differences between physi-
clans compensation and duties Of the
profession to the public.
Relative to the duties Of physicians
to their patients the utmost secrecy is
entailed, and the physicians must dis
close none Of the private affairs Of the
patient, no infirmity Of disposition or
flaw of character observed during
medical attendance. Timely notice
should be given Of dangerous manifes-
tations to the friends Of the patient
and to the patient himself, If necessary.
The patient, should not be abandoned
IL incurable.
Every physician should identify him
self with an organized body Of his
profession, and 1t Is recommended that
medical societies should be organized
in every county and should place them
selves in affiliation with their state
societies, and these in turn with the
American Medical association.
Physicians must be temperate in all
things: must not resort to public ad-
vertisement or private cards promising
radical cures; must not publish cases
or operations in the daily print or suf-
fer such publications to be made; must
not invite laymen to operations, must
not boast Of cures and remedies.
They must not hold patients for sur
gical instruments or prescriptions; ac-
cept or promote the use Of secret med
icines or give certificate attesting
their efficacies.
Physicians should not treat them
selves or their families, but should be
willing to give their services to any
brother physician or member of his
immediate family. In cases Of pover-
ty and in certain public duties the SER
vices of physicians may be given free.
Some general rule should be agreed
on by each medical society as to the
minimum charge, and it should be a
point of honor Of all physicians to hold
to the rule.
Physicians must not pay commits
sions to any one who recommends
them. In the case of differences be-
tween physicians the question in dis
pute should be left to the arbitration
Of impartial members Of the profess
sion.
In cases Of pestilence, the physician
must remain at his post Of duty. 1t Is
the duty of the physicians to warn the
public against all quacks and char
latans, and to make sure that pharma-
cies do not usurp the position Of ply
sician.-New Orleans Dispatch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-05-30

TT There are more millionaires and
more paupers in Moscow than in the
whole of England.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

9tone, GQa Cameron, Giteqe t. 8ilz
liz, Serene 6ebbsn, Carrie Mape, Mae
9ermann, Beth 8auffman unO Min>
ME Saplor.
,W onumentulz S6eater".
Bob Chandeliers beriibmte Grader
Sads," ipel6e BON Sabr 81 Sabr bier
nit 6urore auftritt, miro bieie Bo6c
i'm Monumentalz 56sater" Elm elm
n06iges 8aitipiel peranitulten. Sim
geleitet pirb Die @oritellung Our4 Die
Sti35e y9r. Munion Sutoone," in
fpel4er Bob ban Often, Der befannte
&omifer, auftritt. Sm Ballet pirfen
% iunge 9amen nit. Die @in3elz
0uritelIer iinb: Glotiloa NntoniO, oas
n0angoopble Quartet" Die 8orer
9e6riiOer Safion, Die SGnger unO
Sdn5er 9elo uno 3rimble uno Som
arb urb Nort6. Den 66luB bilOet
bic 8urlesfe nMD @eorQia Rpie".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
uniere Sbeater.
81 uftfz Nfa0emi

I'LL u | l . ~ / " ' ~ y.
S6eaterbeiu6sr, Die na9 etpa&0oz
6erem, ais muiifaliiden Poi1en bega4z
rem, peroen nit 8ergniigen perne4@
men, oaB 6rau Qeslie Garter in 9as
bib 8elasco's S9auipiel n0u8drrp"
in biefer @o6e in Der .Muiit : 2(ta@
oemie" auFtreten miro. @S lit Dies Die
leBte @elegenbeit, 6rdu Garter IN lb@
rer grDBten Stole gu ieAen uno gu be-
tpunoern, benin 8elasco bat fir lie fllr
Die nG6ite Salon Elm neues @tit gez
i6affen. 6rau Garter ipielte Dor
atpei syabren bier in r9u 8drrp" uno
Oas gu6lifum bat ibre briQante Ssl@
flung nod Friid i'm 8eOGatniB. Die
ielbe quite S6uuipieler : 3ruppe uno
bieIel6en pra6tooqen Scenerien, Die
Dem Stiide in Sem : Yort gu elnem
10 QroBen @rfolg per6alfen uno es 10
lance auf Der 8ii6ne erhielten, peroen
audi in Baltimore oas Pu6litum fel@
feln uno ent3iifen. Nur cine W}dtinse
finoet itatt, uro 3ipur am 9amitog.
Die 8orIteQunsen Beginner Puntt 8
llbr, bic Matince'n 8untt 2 nAr.
.Tprbfs Opern6dus."
oyobn 6, 6if6er'5 mun0eriaOne
8roOuftion She iilDer Slipper" 1T
nIs 9(ttroftion Der Wo6e in y6DrD's
Opern6uus" an~gefiinOigt. 9isielbe
lit bier bereits einmal uuf9cfii6rt nor
ben, unO 3lpar tpurOe tie, mas Die
fceniI6en Gffefts betrifft, ols uniiberz
t"rofFen 6e3ei6net. 2ie6li4e Whliit uno
fumiI6e @tenen fol9en chamber in
raider R~ei6enFolge, 10 OaB oo8 guz
blifum ni9t cine Wlinute gelan9neilt
nirb. 0as Stiid bat etljfe 4cbnz
li6feit nit n6toruDOra". Gs lpuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

RE 5u Is Gents 81 BADEN limb, 10 tann
man aud bieie @Ofe uuf pOllbefeBte
SGufer re6nsn. @s finoen Wfontdg,
Mittpo6 unb Samitag Nu6mtttagsz
g%oriteaungen itatt.
n6pltibapitr. : S9eater."
.Sbe 6actprp @irl" DOn G9as. 6.
glaneD fpirb Dieie Wode i'm r9olt@
bapfraben<5beater" CUR 4uffii9rung
ge6ra6t. 0os @tid ge6t gum eriten.
MaIe in Baltimore ii6er Die 8iiRne.
@s ioq Elm einbrudspoqes, Die 4rbetz
tertluhen uno oeren Gage pemonItrl@
renoes Stit fein, nit ienIationeuen
9cenen, unb ipe5ieu Die r3dRltd9@
Scene," an pel6er 100 Berionen
tbeilne6men perDen. Die 0uriteaer
finD: 2ou 9ascau, Reil Barrett,
G6arlss asane, George 6. 5ii9sr,
@eorge 6. geaban, 9. 5olmes, 9urrp
9ane, George 9riscou, 2aura M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

HULNtluC JgI1bO41@ ~'NS't0N'
ben de{tern pon Glerf oe8 Common
9leu8 ; 8erihts dusQeiteQt:
Bert ST. 6. Grumsr, %, gOrf, ga,
uno M}argaret s. 8rommsu, %, @o~
pans, Mo. Npplifont S. g, Soplor,
g}r. 2454, 0ruio6iQzQ oenue.
6arrp 8t6renD, SO, 9untingtOn,
pa, unO 6attie 8seter, 80,
SdmeS @ra6am q, unO Mumie
mit6, 20. 2lpplifant So6n 8o5lep, Nt.
1922, 9uoionzStroB
Nm. 6. 0einB, %, uno Gliie 90.
8arner, 10, 8eioe BON annapolis,
IRo.
Q(oolpb 90. 5slofsin, 81, g6ilaOelz
p6id, 90, uno NeQie Simon, %. DIP
Plifant 6rant Simon, Ir,108, 2i9hts
6traBe.
6rsoerif 6teinmeB, Al, g}r. 1916,
Otz9ratt1StraBe uno Qnnie Stein
meB, SO.
2ouis 81. glitt, p, uno Minnie
Sacob5, Is, 4pplitdnt S. 8. 8Orb,
.2orp 8~uiIoing."
Soiep6 81. 9arris, %, g}r, PIP,
Sycamore : QOenue, 9umpOen, uno
MarD 0ilion, 10.
9apio 6. Bruce, 80, unO Clara
N}insr, 10. Qpplifant 6oparo Glifz
ton, Nr. 1925, Oit=Nortb3Qoenue.
0m. Goparo &esmoGel, %, unp
6lorence Dagger, %. Qpplifant Sa8.
s. Glenn, Nr. 1911, 0ruiObiQz2(De.
Garman 8. Wpers, rs, gterp Gbez
ter, pa, uno Nnnie Morrotp, q,
Blaine, 90.
8obert 6, Martin, %, gr. 1917,
@eit=P zStraBe, unO 9oiIp 6.
M}ortin, 27,
G6riftop6sr Motth.ns, 26. unO
6oro6 6. 8orpen, %. Npplifont %.
$. Smith, 0r, 6O3, IorOS8on Str.
3oIp6 8. 8enecloth, %, Rr. 1927,
8iogspOooSQOenue, uno Mor8oret
8enner, Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

pom nGmli9en Nutor in @nglano 9e>
f6rieben, ieoo3 BON @lup 81. @reen
fir umerifdniI8e 8er6dltnife pu1enb
um~gear6eitet. Die neueIte Seniatton,
in 8e5ug auf 8unittGn3s por=
fommt, lit un5peifelhaft Der Gbamz
pagnertan3, pelfer i'm 5psiten Wit
aufgefibrt pirb. 0erielbe miro BON
lauter 8iinItlerinnen dufgefu9rt, nell
DE punoeri6Dn foItimirt limb. Die
@ert6eilung Der 8Olen tit cine bD3it
poGl angebra9te, inoem Geute. ME
@amuel Collins, GpriQ Scott, Soisp9
Qnn Sprea, Gamma Clement,
Garlpn 9oroon uno 5runcis 8orbon,
nit ben 9auptrOllen betrdut iino. SIN
@an5en tpirten Bel Der 4uffiibrung
125 YerIonen nit. Die 8sfuder bon
rSprb's Spernbdus" fDnnen iiA alio
getrpit auf cine genuBrei6e SReater@
po4e gefabt ma9ea-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
NnrIifnI" III WcirzNnrf.

Iep 0orf, "a. Oft. - Der
Qntrug nm einsn %temPOrdrsn Sin
Galtsbefs6l, Dur4 ben 6rau @oIima
0a9ner 6rn. Gonrieo pom nW}etrDs
politan Opera 6ouie~ Die 4uffi6rung
Der Oper rQarIifal" am "a. 0e5em@
Ter D. s. per6isten min, ioIte geitern
por Ri6ter 2acombe i'm 8unoess
areisgeri6t CUR 9srbanOlung tomz
men, inoeB purOsn Die Qrgumente
unter i3uitimmung 6eiOsr Parteten
bis gum nGHitsn 6reitag peri6oberl.
@rzRi6ter 9ittenb0Fer, @ertreter oeS
8efluQter, erflGrte Dor 8ari6t, OaB er
fid nit oem Nnpolt 9ope5, Dem Ser
treter Der &lGgerin, in 8erbinoung
QeIeBt uno i'm er5uft 4abs, menn er
mirtli6 I'M sinen t2%mpOrdrvn Sim
6alt8befe6l eintommen iD0te, 10 mO8e
er Dies p6ne isDen peiteren 8er3ug
t6un, od Die @erth,ioigung notbpcns
bigger WeiIe mad 3uiteQung Oe8aloges
antrags ldn3sre 3sit sur 8or6sreis
tuna n0t6ig bare. 0ieIer 8rief, ia8te
Qnmdlt 0ittenh0fer, lei Dor 3pat WoS
6sn gei6rieben uno Der Qntrag Bis
gefterr peri6Isppt nproen. 8enn aud
Die 9~ert6siOisung ielpl Elm SntereIe
Darun babe, Die 6roge 10 boIO ME
m0qli6 ent56iecen 5u Ie6er, lei IS Ter
9ert6eioigunQ Dod unm09lid gene
len, Ii4 3pji6sn Der 3uIteQun9 pes
Slaqeantruges uno geItern por3ubereF@
ten. NnlpQIi 6apes, 8ertreter Der
8lGgerin, erfldrts Ii6 nit einem Qufz
f6u6 unter Der 8eoingung elmer tan
cen, nQB Die @srthaiOi9ung 0em Sc
riht uno BEN &lGgern ,,ufi6luB iiter
be Qrt Der 8ertEioigunQ, nit Der
Gem Qntro9e ouF einen Ginbaltsbef2hl
6eQe9net fperben ioGe. 9eban iOlIe,
8ifter Qocombe enti6ieO, nadOem er
beioe Seiten Qeb0rt, DAP er feline iolz
den Snitruftionsn geben 1peroe, Ionz
fern DuB er Der 8ert6siOiqung uuf8ez
be, Der flGgerii6en Seite einen Sag
nor Der @er6anolung ii6er ben Nntrd9
cine Nbi6rift dIer 0ofumsnte, Die lie
els @innuno porbrin9an poIte, 3u3uz
fteQen. Die 9er6unblun9 purbe oarn
ouF ben nG6iten 6reitog Deridpben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
Sells JIudt.

Sin gan5es Seer oon 0etettibs 6inter
ibm Der. = 9iilFs : 8unDe5mar>
i8dqe, tpeI6c i6n entpiiGen lie
ben, pirfen philadelphia ni6t
perlafsn.
PbtIabelp9iu, "A. Ott. -
4ngeipornt bur4 Die Nusii4t auf
cine 8elobnung in ~tlingenoer Wfiin5e
BADEN ii4 9ubenoe DON 9etettiOs,
Profeftonele uno Nmateure Die Qufz
ga6e geiteat, ben fli9tigen Yoitoeb
uno 6dlf6er gilbert 6. Ben 81 fam
gen. 8is ieBt srfreut ii9 Der 6tidtz
ling ieoo4 nod INNER ieiner 6reiz
bsit.
Sn ben s0droen Der bieIigen Bun
o~esbeb0roen befinoen iia, ME geItern
Derluutete, 3ipei an 8eq aorefIirte
8riefe. Der Sn6alt oerIel6en purOe
ni9t betannt gege6en, bod beiBt es,
DaB lie in G6icago CUR 9OIt gege6en
porOen feien. Die Qorefen Iino BON
einer6rauen6ano geI9rieben uno man
oermutbet bober, baB tie BON 6rau
S6arp, Der 6rau, Die 8eq in 4sburp
9drt uro anoeren 9lGBen ais feline
Satin uusgegsben, itammen.
Die 8edmten f6einen me6r uno
mebr Der QnIt9t 6in3uneigen, oaB
8eG feline 5Iu6t ni4t pOrber ge>
plant bate, IonOern leOigli4 einem
augenblifli6en Smpulie fOl9enO, bic
8eLegenkit, Ieinen Mdrtern gu emit
f6liipfen, 6enuBt BAT. 0aOur4 piro
aud bic 36eorie, OaB 8eu i6On in
Gbicugo entfloRen lei uno Der Munn,
Der bier 1einGntfommen 6eperfIte(Iigz
te, elm gSteQoertreter" oe5 8efangez
nen gepeien lei, b%infdlig.
Die 6iilfs : 8unoe8murIdGQe 6.
8. 0aDis uno Nlpab 8ater DON Dem
Der, benen Der aalglatte Singing entz
f4liipFte, befinOsn Ii6 nod INNER
in Der Stabt. 8eitern eriu6ten bic
iel6en, pie es 6eiBt, ben 8unoesz
0i{trittsmpalt 6ouano, linen Die
Gidte6r na4 9snper gu 9eitattsn.
Sic erflGrten ange6li6, oaB ie fat
oler @riIten3mittel entbl0Bt ieien
uno bic Soften zines langeren Qufz
ent6alte8 in 86ilaoelp6ia ni4t be-
T~treiten f0nrtan. 9as @eiud Ger Bet
ben M}Gnner fpuroe pom 0i7trtft5anz
malt offenbar U59si4ld9en, oenn GER
Icl6e erfldrte geitern, OaB Die 0epus
ties DorIGufig nod in P~6iloOelpbid
bLei6en piirOsn, pie LANCE, f0nne er
ni6t iugcn.
8jslFa6 miro angerommen, O0B
5ia Bel irgenopo in philadelphia
DerItedt 6Glt, uro ale QldBe, in De-
nsn oerIel6e 3ufIlht 9efuncen haz
ben tDnnte, peroen Don Der @pli5ei
Itrift ii6erpa6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
lEefcrn Marnlan0 &ahM.

4rQtinRruftam II. Cftobtr 1903.
.yIas beylaHtr p~lltn-1tltIou, ME 1ol8t:
Euglib.
40 frIb S6uslp0it, NluptlIrie, Dd0crstoiun,
QaDulsboro. y. & ". Eabu uno otm SubsH,
rub ausCeuomuiCu SouutuQs y. Z. u. u,
Gb1m5trsbur9. Martiusburg uuo g1iu6stcr.
Gdqli6, augg cH0mmcH S~oHHtuQs.
725 irub ~ BORT, y. & IS. EiD. uuo 0augtll1le
Urli1 pom Gmoro Urooc, Gov.;sL, uVo Y. 4 3.
". ".
SIS gorm. - oauptljuic. 6agrstonn, Sbjp9u,ss
burg, Greosrit, Gmmtts5urg uHo u. L ". 89.
BIS Clifton.
~ ga5ln, Iffom. nab l~luiou=erioot.
325 glbm. Nt;om. nab Gm0rq Sroos, :. q
g. Sin, jow.s 9ori.
.. IS Nlbm. GrprtB mad G!DnooH, GffHllas
tier, Vcm=91iuoior, llHj0UsgrioQe uHo p1nu @t'
fom. bis naQerst0pH: ierHtr GrtotIldr EmwIi5'
BURG uuo Johannesburg (8ayior=earl,
$50 gadm. Qitom. nab 6morp 8roos.
- AZ gahm. Qimltto nab 9ort, ooHoptr uHb
Gsto55urg. (QorlorsGar)
6.12 Qbtuos Nftom. nap lluioHs9riogt.
$50 abenos G.tom. mad GmorD @roos.
II o 4beaos - Attom. nab uuipHsgrt0ge.
9ur SOuHtdG5.
az 0orr. 4ttom. nab Union Bridge uHS
1250 9cam. gftom. nab Gmorp grOOs.
ago gahm. Qftom. nab Union Bridge.
Q1fm @ftom. nab GmorD 9rnpe.
10 n 45supg - @tfom. nab uuioH=grioqf.
"6alttn niat an geHuiDlDaujusAot citation ar
giasts unp 9tpddzSirtau, 210 Cts5a!timorts
8H5e balt,n duf Unions, Observation-Disclosures
sultpu. uno @dlbroDtsSta an (dus0eUommtu
auoerE luqtgtbsul.
81. g, @rtgpolb, Sen. Eraffic mgr.
j. R. 6opttl, Gen. Ban .s4gsut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

@r ge6tni6t freipiIItg.
- @onitabler Qucn5 WalI6 BON Gil
6erton, ga, fam geitern na9 8oltiz
more, um Wm. 2dnoni8, Den our6z
gebrannten S6aBmeiiter Der 2otul=
Union Or. 1852 Der Der. MinenJ@(rz
better BON Qmerifu, pelher dnge6lih
Der ~gsnannten Union in 8ilbcrton,
ga, $3.50 unterf6Iagen BADEN ioll,
ub3u6olen. Quponi5 peigerte Iid iez
bod por Dem Yoli3eiri6ter in Der
peItlihen Yoli3siitdtion, freitpillig
Die Retie nu6 9il6erton an3utreten,
unb 10 rpiro er bier fe~itgs6ulten, Bis
feline QusIieferun98 : Pupiere un9sz
fertigt iino.
8egsIfport.- Bel oem 8reiss
fsgeIn 3piIden Dem r3ctu : GOntluo"
u1o Dem nWieBner : @onflup" in Der
Stag : 9uue" puroen bic foI9enoen
Re5ultate e~r3ielt: n3eta" - 4bitbir
rs, SO. SO; 8eorge 80, IS, 83;@eorge
IA, "A, 90; G6riitle ga, So, 59;9oIoz
man IS, 70, 70. nWieBner" - Sing
SO, SO, 80; 9o1en 70, Is, 90; 8lino
Is, 90, 81; 2iB 81. Sc, 50; 6u6er
Sc, II, 70.
9ein SUB t.-@in
9oppelgeipunn bes 6armers s. u,
8lddftone BON Baltimore : @puntp.
nel8es Dor sinen 6eupagsn geiponnt
mar, brunnts 9eitern Morgen an Der
Gutafpz uno W}ut6errpitraBe bur4 Ii.
Ger 40 Sabre dlte 56omas Npel, mel
der Die 8rerIe 6ebiente, fiel bon isiz
mem SIP auf Die StraBe. @6e er ii6
erbeben fonrte, fu6r zines Der &GOer
iiber Ieinen re6tsn SUB uno ser
mdlmte benielben na6e Dem &n0fel.
Der 8erungIiidte puroe mad benz
vQGgem. Marpldnosr 9oipitaI" gez
bra6t.
8erbG4tige @efeIIen.-
Wm. Mbers bon philadelphia, 6rorf
Smith bon Netparf uno 8eorge San
lor bon pr~opioence, RS, tpel6e gez
ftern pom Sergeunten 2ancuitsr unb
BON ben 9OIi5iiten Build uno 2amm
per6dftet purOen, als lie Der u9ten,
am Mari6zMfarft cine l1br gu pertaltz
fen, puroen geitern i'm mittleren Sta
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uuf Die ACKNOWLEDGING, bic l1br ungebz
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8rano, ioDie ibre &Ieiber. Sic trua
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morgen @oupenirsNbeno, %Derbunosn
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gum erIten Male in Oieier Saiion als
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Charles 0idens' Derf ii6ernommen.
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cine einattige SARGE, gebt Der Soupe@
nirz4uffi6rung poraus.
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our Nuffiibrung gelangen. 9isies
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fot6ur uno brilliant unb Die &oitiime
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