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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
PAVED STREETS.

On the front page of this issue we
publish letter from the Memphis
city engineer, Mr. J. A. Omberg, Jr.,
on the cost of street paving of Green
Vile. Mr.. Omberg it will be re-
membered, was, for many months,
Greenville's engineer and had charge
of the putting in of the sewerage. He
is perfectly familiar with the soil and
its conditions and, with the expert
ence he has acquired in the paving
work as he is now experimenting IL
Memphis, he is better qualified to
give us an estimate on this import
ant subject
Mr.. Omberg, in his figures, esti-
mates that the cost, per mile, of paw
ing the streets of this city will not be
over $50, 900. This is the outside cost
figure and we truly believe that by
leaving it to the lowest bidder 1t car
be done for at least IS, 900 cheaper.
Now the length of Washington ave-
nue. and Walnut street, between the tt
depots, is 4, 300 feet. From Walnut
to Shelby street, on Main, is 1,O5(
feet, and on Poplar and Shelby streets
between Main and Washington ave
nue., is 900 feet, making total ,oi
6, $50 feet or $40 feet over mile. Il
the suggestion of some of the advo
Gates of paved streets are adopted, tC
only pave Walnut street from Wash
ing avenue to Main, owing to this
streets close proximity to the river
or, if paved to only pave one side.
the amount of paving necessary to Dc
in the city viii not be over a mile
and cost at the outside not over $50,
0OO. This being true can we AFFORD
to allow the streets Of our city to b.
in the same condition as at present
next. year?
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

The city council should pass an Or
dinance prohibiting the draymen from
driving into the drainage bitches on
the main streets Of the city. II is but
q waste of the taxpayers money Tor
the street supervisor to pay men to
clean these bitches and rhen allow
wagons to drive into them. and MI
them up from the mud on their
wheels. Glance along Washington ave-
nue. almost any day and you Will see
from three to ten drays, delivery
wagons in the drainage bitches OF the
street against the sidewalks. Stop
this nuisance and with few more
teams and men the steet supervisor
can put in more time on the streets Of
the city where work is now badly
needed
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

The Souvenir and Trade edition of
the New Orleans Daily States is one
of the largest papers of its kind we
have ever seen, and upon examina-
ton it proves;a veritable encyclopedia
of Louisiana and her resources and
prominent citizens, who now compose
it's citizenship. The edition is cred
it to the States and but another testi'
monial of it's great worth to the grand
old city of New Orleans and the state
of Louisiana Of the many daily ex
changes we receive we prize the New
Orleans States as one of, the most val
liable in giving news and up to date
eitorials.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

Yet, for the purpose of striking
down competitor seeking 20 invest
here-these men used their official
position to the unquestioned detriment
and injury of the people, who had
trusted them and confided to their
care and custody the welfare OF the
city.
The subsequent grant to corpora
tion-in which they were interested
of the privileges-ahd even more
extensive privileges = which their
votes had denied to the Cudahay
Packing Company-is merely signifi-
cant as establishing beyond cavil the
motives which prompted their votes
in denying the petition of the Cuda-
hay Packing Company.
By their grant to the Delta Manu-
featuring Company, it may be that
these gentlemen intended to pay
themselves for their years of unre-
munerated services to the people.
This method of compensation, in 9TH
er cities. has been visited with more
severe penalties than public ccnsure.
We deeply regret the .predicament
in which these gentlemen find them
selves: but it is one which cannot be
explained away with idle words. We
trust, for their own sakes, that they
will offer no explanation, based, as is
the article in the Deomcrat upon the
supposed credulity or stupidity OF this
community. The question is not
Whether the grant to the Delta Man
ufacturing Company is hurtful to
Greenville's interest. 1t is grant
wich should not have been made by
the votes of the men interested in thai
company, and one which not, now,
should be made by the votes Of thell
associates upon the city council.
There is only one manly and de-
cent course open for these gentlemen
namely to,--by their votes, -rescine
this sinister grant. No other explana
ton can-or will-avail. Whether
that done, they prefer to serve ou
their time upon the councils
matter for their personal considera
ton and determination.
1t is needless to say that the Time
hsa been actuated in taking the stant
it has in this matter through any feel
ing of personal hostility towards
these gentlemen, whom it willingl!
comedies have been valuable factor
in Greenville's progress, but solely
through its sense of duty to the inter
est of Greenville. Our confidence il
and respect for these gentlemen vii
not permit us to doubt that they viii
pursue the course indicated.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
The nego may boast of his val,

The nego may boast of his valor
and what he and his race are going to
do in the South, because of fancied
oppression, as did those at the recent
Afro American League in Washing
ton City recently, but we imagine
that the mere mention of the name
"Kluklux' will turn the average ne
gro' white with faintness and terror
Six coed cracksmen can rout the big
gest colored mob that ever organized,
and the white people of our fail
Southland are not worrying about the
violence threatened by the evil-mind'
ed negro.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

We are authorized to state that
Councilmen Taylor and Watt will, at
the next meeting of the council, make
public statement why they voted
for the Delta Manufacturing Com
pany's franchise. For this reason we
agreed to not publish the balance OF
the signatures to the petition asking
their resignation. AS we stated in our
last issue, lat is not the intention OF
the Times to do either of these gen
tlemen an injustice and we Will take
pleasure in giving to the public any
statement they wish to make.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

Every subscriber to the Times, who
has not paid in the last six months
is due n years subscription. Many
are due us for last year. We have sew
eral obligations to meet in the next
fifteen days, and we will appreciata
a remittance from all who are indebt-
ed to us. To our subscribers in the
city, we will say that next week, the
paper carriers will leave statement
of your account at your house or place
of business.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Montgomery Roth s. Company,
composed of S. A. Montgomery, Nm.
Roth and Chas. F. Muller, of Green
Vile, Washington county, Mississippi,
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. S. A. Montgomery retires
from said firm and the business will
be continued by N. NJ. Roth and Chas.
F. Muller at Greenville, under the
style of Roth & Muller, which firm
assumes all the obligations Of Mont
gomery-Roth & Company and is
authorized to collect all of the debts
due Montgomery-Roth & Company.
Dated January 30, A. D., 1903.
a. 8. A. Montgomery, :.
N. N. Roth,
Chas. F. Muller.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

Now that the true facts i'll the
Humphrey letter has been made pub
lie, we wonder what Squibby" Har-
ris, S. B., (Smart Boy of the Vicks-
burg Daily American, thinks of him
self "Squibby'' wanted to have the
Major killed politically. He was just
a little bit hasty in his indictment.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

We Learn. from reliable sources that
Mr.. J. NJ. Cashin will receive the ap-
pointment of district attorney for this
district. In Mr.. Cashin's appoint
ment the governor will make no mis-
take, for he is in every way fitted fol
the responsible position.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

The next council meeting will be
held on Tuesday night of next week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
SAVED HER cHILD's LIFE It

lua SAVED HER CHILD'S LIFE.
Gin three week our chubby little
boy was changed by pneumonia al
most toaa skeletony' writes Mrs. W.
Watkins, of Pleasant City, o. A
terrible cough set in. that, in spite
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

Don't fail to attend the League
meeting Monday night at the Mayor S
Office.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
SALE OF DELINQUENT
V LANDS FOR TAXES.

obedience requirements of Section a tb the .nb door
ne Court House Of Washington County, il the CITY OF
between ne by By law GE MARH D. 1908
min, until said disposed Of TO the he9s
for ca h. all of following lands situated In sa ~ dine
much here OF AS may necessary to make tne alounS
heeon for he fetal wear 1902 and other years and all c
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31

AT BARGAIN-Thes EIDE
Residence ID Race Track addt
ton. Apply to
EvEBMAN & STONE.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
II. T. Crosby, Business Mgr
SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1913.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

Die 6ppler : 8iu beItimmt, boB bic
3eqierunq ir0eno pel6e @elber, elm
16IteBli6 Dieier $143, 100000, bei
0QtionQI6unten Depontren BARI Bis
CUR 666e bon Is 9rp3ent beren
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runQ8z8onD8 p0er unbere Bombs dl8
8urantie gu foroern, Dp6 ion Die 9Ra@
gierung cine erite 6orOerung (Giem
auF Die 8eItGnoe 7oI6er 8anten BADEN
unO fir fol6e 0epo5iten 5pei BRO
gent 3tnIen empfangan, 3ablbar 9alb@
iG6rIt6 am l. Sonuar uno 1. SulI.
Quf Oie7e 0siie neroen Die idmmtltz
den 8onD8, tpeI8e jeBt al8 Gorantie
fir R~egierungs 9spoiiten oienen, in
llmlauF geIeBt."
Die GntpideIung Der 9anoelSba@
3ie6unqen 3piI6en 9orto 8ico uno
Ben Ser. Gtuuten, felt jene SnIel Der
politi16en Gontrole 0ieIe5 Ganoe8
unterfeQt pOrOen, lit gang pbdnoma@
nal Qene7en, ME Der G6ef oe8 ftattz
ftiI6en 8iireau8 cOntotirt. Porto
Rico bat i'm DerfloTenen Sabre flint
Mal 10 Diel na4 ben Ser. Staoten
impOrtirt, pie in 1897, Dem IeBten
Sabre ipanif6er So%uOerdnetdt, uno
bic Der. 6taoten baden tbre Qu5fa9r
nu6 9orto 3ico me6r, ulS O%erfiinfz
Fu6t. 6olgenOe feline SabaQe 3et8t,
ME Der 6onoel 3ni7den Der Sniel
uno Dem 7eItlano in Den feds Sabrsn
BON 1897 bis 1902 I4rtttpeiie 5u8ez
nDmmen bat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

fammentreffen Der Prin3eIiin nit 9ta
ron 1T DOrlduf9 tpenigitens Mot gu
benten. Gs lit 8trpn bas 8etreten
fotpo6l bes bapertf9en, lpie be5 oitret@
9tf6en 8pbens Derboten pDrben.
5efe Stimmung au Der
80rfe.
9as @ef6Gft Der D~ergangenen Woz
DE mar 3iemli6 ru6ig unO Die Wtrtbe
i'm NlIgemeinen feIt. Die Spetuldnz
ten tparen Nngeii6tS Der ungeptBbett
in Macebonien unb Der Sage be88eloz
marfte8 in Qonbpn unb Remzgort
9r6Beren Operdtionen d6geneigt. Die
SSabre5beri6te Der groBen Qttienbanz
fen befriebigen ni6t Die iibertriebez
men @rportungen be8 Mdrfte5 unb
utlo beranlafen groBe 3~ealiitrungsz
gertdufe, uno Die &urTe geben Rerunz
ter.
@uf ben mei1ten 8ebieten bes Snz
but trtemarfteS blieben bic Mert6e felt,
btele 4ttien notirten iteigenb. Out
ftbers fa6ren fort, unter Dem @inornd
Der 8ert8te BON elmer 8eferung oe5
8ef4Gft5, Snbuitrietpert6e gu taufen,
aber Die n6ranffurter 3ettung" per=
fi4ert, boB Die 8eferung Der Situuz
tton i4on rei9Ii3 bur6 bic gegenpdrz
ttgen Sransaftionen bi5fontirt lei, II.
p%rop6e3eit cine baloige 8eaftipn.
Die monatli9e Qbre6nung gtng BET
ret4li4em @eI0oorrat6 auf'5 Slate
fte pon Staten, uno oieTer leBtereums
1tGnb trug aud ba3u Bel, Die Na6fraz
gen mad preuBii6en uno belltf4en
Qnleiben 81 fteigern, Die in einem mGz
Btgen Stetgen Der 8urIe re1ultirte.
9euti4e un0 preuBtf6e breipro3entige
tpurben ferner MnteritiiBt burd Qnz
beutungen, OaB es ii4 BEL ben auf3uz
legenDen neuen Nnleiben nm tpeniger,
ais $75,O00,00O Die urIpriingli6 be-
abii6tigte Summe, 6anbeln piiroe.
Separate 8etbeiIigun9.
9o5 Snterefe an Der tommenben
Notwithstanding in ct. 3ouis bofuz
mentirt ii6 peniger in @erbdnben,
al5 BEL Gin3elnen. CD bat au8 Der
0}a~gbe6urger 8unitgetperbe : 8erein
be16lpfen, BON elmer c%orporatipen Be
t~betligung an Der Qu5ftelung ab3ufez
ZEN. @r pirO aber ein3elne NusIteGer
aus 4unitgetperbetreifen t6atfrGFtig
unterftiiBen.
@eIfenttr8en ntrb 8roBz
ftdbt.
Neftpbalen er6Glt cine neue @roBz
ftabt. 8eIientir6en, pelbes in ben
leBten 80 Sabren eS BON 844 auf iiber
10000 @tnpo6ner gebru9t bat, piro
nit feds 9emetnben ber0u6burf6uFt
gu einem StaOtfrei8 berf6moI3en
fperben. Sin oa6in ge6enoer @eTeBz
%enttpurf liegt Dem preuBif6en &bgez
orbnetenbauie bereit8 bor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

banOen tit, muB e5 M}ittel geben, cine
| Qbitimmung 6er6et3ufi6ren. S4
I0Qte mid ni6t tpunOern, tDenn bieie
5rage in Der beDprftebenben Grtras
iiBung Te6r ernitli9 in @ripdgung gez
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6eim It Gtten in QIaSfd.
Der i'm 6auie angenommene Gons
feren36eri6t ii6er bic Qldstu 6eimz
itGttenz8iu itrei6t bic Senats6eitimz
mung, pona6Solouten peitere 6etmz
itGttensgte6ts in Qla8ta ni6t geltsno
MAIDEN f0nnen, uno belGBt bus 6eimz
itdttenz8er ME IS jeBt lit. Ser
8eri6t beI6rGnft ben 8e6rau6 Don
Scrip fir 6eimfGtten Dpn ni6t me6r,
ais 100 older. 9Q8 Senut8S Nmenbez
ment ii6ar bic Communication BON
6eimItdttsn lit 70 moOifi3irt, baB
pd6reno 6eim1tGtten BON $50 Qtern
.6elegt perOen tDnnen, MIR 100 Ader
Dopon commutirt perben t0nren.
Da5 Senut8zNmenoement ii6er 8erz
neFungen bon 6eimitdtten lit i'm
@eientli4en bet6e6alten.
Ririe~ GIerfs i'm 81 IT.
bien It e.
Wo6l cine Der flufIii6en SGuitraz
tionen fir bic 2(rt uno 8eiIe, ME
6ier3uIanoe g}eubiloungen BON Worz
ten Ii6 poQ3ie6en, inoem Slang"
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6inij6er genommer peroen, nm cine
8e3et6nung fir einen neuen 8egriff
gu lieFerr, 6ietet oas 0ort g&irte i'm
8ioget. 2l8 oaHel6e Oie7er Sage inn
Senat CUR 8%erat6ung itano, fam Ell
ner Der %iiingeren Demotruti59en Sez
natoren at Maion, Dem @orIiBer oe8
8oItsGomite'8, uno fragte; g0a5 in
aqer 0elt Iino bic RiriesGerts, fir
peI6e bier cine @erDiGjgung al5ges
norfen ift?" Der bide Senator DON
Suinoi5 f6ittelte ii4 Dor 9a8en.
,0iFen Sic ni4t, mas g}triesGlert8
itnO? Die giebt e5 ia in alien gr0Bez
rsn 9oitGmtern; e5 fno ie6r nt9tige
Decentralization" Seine Ql6nung,"
perii6erte Der oemotratii6e Senator.
rg}a, Damn nil i6 S6nen Ou5 ertlds
ren. 0enn Elm Brief ungenuu ubreIa
iirt lit, unb Der QDr2Fut tit in Der be-
treffenben 8obnung ni6t gu finoen,
ma4t Der 8rieftrGgsr iein 8ermerf
oarauf, tpa8 in Der 9oitIprade nit
onirie" be3ei6net pirO; bann ge6t Der
Brief an einen bsIonOeren Glerf, Der
peiter g}i6t8 gu t6un BAT, al8 bic
ri6tige Qorefe Der betreffenben Perz
ION a~u5finoig gu MAIDEN, unO Oieier
@lerf 1T Der 0irie1Glert. Die Be-
3ei6nung t0nnte ni6t PATHFINDER uno
tiir3er Tein, uno es I3aoet y}i6ts, boB
man Oa6ai Elm 9Iagiat an Der Barrie
tdtens8ibne begangen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Qorto Rico's Ginfubr nab
~ ~ Etrrt.r

Die 6QuptIG6li6en Nrtitel, pelhe
Qorto Rtco aus ben Ser. Staaten I'M
portirt TnO 8sis, 8uummOamaaren
grooiIionen, 8roOitoffe (meif g&6Q,
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9Qffee, Trii6te, 6Gute unO Rum nd4
benz Teitlanbe I6itt. POrto RtcO
umerifaniIirt 7i6 DON SaRr gu Sabr,
ME Die 8eri6te Der Serrttoridl@8e7
Qmten bart6un, Der 3ufluB bon Dime
rifarern un0 amerifantf6em &apital
1T tets in Der 3unu6me begrtffen,
uno umerifantf6er 1nterne6mungsz
Qeift 6eoinnt Die unge6orene 2Giiigtett
bes ein6eimif9sn 9orto 8icaners gu
perbrGn9en. Wenn oieie5enOen3 peis
ter forti6reitet, ntrO es i4lieBlt4
bod nod bo3u tommen, oaB bic
Borto Rtcunar o8urger Der Der.
6taaten" tperoen uno GrlaubniB err
6alten, ii4 bur4 etnen Delegaten i'm
GpnqreB bertreten 3u lafen, an tdtt
nur BON einem gBreiibent @Ommiffio@
ner" reprdfenttrt gu iein, Der g&t4tS
bebeutet, nur gepiFermaBen als Cob
61it in BEN gorriooren bes &apitols
6erumT6ei6t unb ni6t baS 8orre4t
beFBt, i'm Gaale bes 8eprdientantsnz
bauIe8 often Die 8iini6e ieiner @ons
fituenten ourlegen gu oiirfen, ME e5
9slegaten OOn 3erritorien 3uite6t.
Seine 10 eiteren politif den
8ugetGnOntffe.
@egennGrtig berri4t in lettenoen
Rreifen freili9 ni4t bic geringite g&eiz
gung, ben 9orto Ricunern i~rgenbpelz
6e peiteren poIitiIdsn 3ugeftdnontfe
gu mafgn. Dies 3etgte Ii6 Don
0euem ge&gentli9 Der 8erathung bes
Marine@8Hogets i'm Senat am 6reiz
tag. Das @omite fir Marinetpeien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
UnanfeChtbare ThatsaChe.

Ir habit unre oft wederhoteE rkHung gehsen: In Gebmch set mr ais deHsg
Jahren" Esw war nhngs ders echMger Jahra dasD Dr. Pitcher Won saer VerordnunG die
hr dem NamenC asora angemen behmntigt Gebauch mache AngichBd der
Thahahed as ubr fUnf1g PrNnt der Kinder inter- fnf Jahrn lem Tode vHhalen warren,
SETTLE JEDER ART SEMEN EHRGEM in die Endeckug zines geigetn MHeL
gegen die Iaden Won S8ugingen ud Kndern ds dner enteNichn Stmbichket Emhat
eeboe Und nit @tora war d@Beue geunden
Fastm die Statistic der Todauen der Sdt New York whend der .bthn drGgg
Jare ms Auge DIST der wohth6tge Enfuss elmer Zusammenstdungv Won mgue9 ohe Opne
udN amhcan ahd der SO mge gemht wurde laht erkenbr-und desc het: CASTORIA
Won der Geammthet aur TodesaHe in der sdt New York enMden 1870 10 PrODnt
Ds gbt zu dmken
Bis 1897 wen in kGner Apotheke Faschungn oder Nachahmungn Won Casoia zu
enbeoken;a mr@ t dher zdt hat h Herr Fletcher v@anLnst g@ehen, cine Amahld eseF
BeuTgren zu hntrtiben Wmn die Abnahme der StrbHchkat in Jahe 1900 usern
Erwartungn NIGHT gmz a@pnoht 10 tftd die Sohud jene naohhssgenM utHG die bam Einkauf
vnC mona NIGHT vorichhg genug sind Die Untemchrhtv won Chs Fl Fletcher itd die ange
Garame: err Mm hat ds Reht af die enuAung wnd sD okos Nmel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Ser number FrhIihe 9atrif.
58zjd6rige, 300 PfunO miegsnDe Milz
IiOndrin beiratbst i6rsn 8utI6er.
OppOiitton ibrer Rinoer aus
eritsr Gbe berge6li6.

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9ep 0ort, 2. M}Gr3. = 5rau
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5~8zid6rige @ittne, pel6e me6rere
Miuionen i'm 8erm0gen befiBt, 1T
Dor bret Wo6en, pie er5t ieBt betQnnt
rDirO, nit i6rem &utf9er patrif Ulcz
9ug6 Our6gebrannt unD bafinoet fi6
ieBt uuf elmer 9O33eitsreiie i'm Sit
ben. Die S6dtfa6e fam Dur6 8ep.
Or. Rp6e BON Ger. 200, 2(oolp6iz
StraBe, 8rootlpn, ans 2i6t, g3eftor
Der borne6men ct. W}art5 : gpi5toz
paltir6e unb 69pi2gerfo6n Der 6eiz
rat6Sluitigen 9reiiin.
6rau 6enDridIpn, bic BON i6rem
erIten 8atten elm @erm0gen er6te,
bate felt mebreren Sa6ren Die 0tnz
ter i'm 81. George : 6otel" 3ugez
bra6t, ND ite ii6 BON Mc6ugb tGgz
lt4 au8fo6ren lteB. Der &uti6er lit
Elm 6ibi6er, flotter &erI in mittIeren
Sa6ren, berpittnet uno 8ater BON
feds 8inoern, nit benen er an 6enrp=
StrdBe uno 2ltlonticz Qpenue no6nte.
RtemanO bate cine Sbee oaoon, OoB
bic 3OOzpfinoige @ittpe ii6 in3niz
f6en in ben itattli6en 8ofelenter
me6r uno me6r berliebte.
Sm bergangenen QuguIt Iegte W}cz
6ugb, Oefsn neuongeIdoffte feline
&letber bereitS ben Neio uqer GolGez
gen erregt batten, pI0Bli9 feline 6tel=
lung nieDer. Niemanbem pertraute
er, ppbin er ii4 3u begeben geoente,
mod mas er anfangen noqe; nur Be-
mertte man, baB er pie0sr6oIt 6rau
6enbridfon i'm 6otel beTu9te. 9a
man anna6m, oaB bieie 8eiude nur
Die zines 8eoienten ieien, a6tete man
ni4t beIpnoerS oarauf.
Sc lit ieBt 6etunnt geporDen, DdB
por einigen @o4en 6rau 6enOritIon
i6re 8inOer BON i6rer 2t67i6t unter>
rt6tete, W(tQu9b gu Aetrdtbett. 9H
8iroer ~opponirten auf's 9eftigite uno
qe6rau6ten jebes 4rgument, tie BON
i6rer Sose ab3ubringen. Die 6olge
mar cine p0uige @ntfremoung 3piz
f6en i6nen. Dor brei 8o6en err
tIdrte 6ruu 5enOrifion pl0Bli6, bob
tie mad 4tlanticzGttp reiIen tpoLe
unO crit na6 einem Sabre pieOer 8uz
1iiftebrsn niiroe. Wie ii6 ieBt 6erz
ausgeiteGt, 6at tie Ii4 por6er nit DC
6ugb tralen lafer.
8ep. Or. 3o6e nuroe ge1tern iiber
Bic Qffaire befragt: nSapo6l," iagte
er, niie iinO berbetrat6et. 9aS 1T
@ues, mas i6 gu fugen babe. SO tit
cine 9riDatan9elegen6eit, Die gtiemanz
ben ettpas ange6t." 0er Die 5rauung
eigentli9 borgenommen bat UNI no
tie oou3ogen tpurOe, tOnnte nidt IN
G~rfnhruun nphrnnt mprhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
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9atnesbilIe, O., 2. W&dr3.-
Sfuat Suuri, Elm nuturaliIirter SIM
lGnber aus 6airport, O., tpel8er Dor
5pei Mo6en ungetIagt purbe, am 16.
Ottober feinen 3tmmerzG oGegen SOL
Ia erf9ofen 3u BADEN, bat Dem Sde=
riff 6ug6es gegeniiber bas 8eitdno~
nib abgelegt, baB er a1erDtngs Sofia
erf9ofen babe, aber baB Die Shat IN
einem regelre6ten 9ueu gei4eben lei.
0as 9ueG ION nab Suurt's 9aritele
lung baber getOmmen iein, neil SOL
ia ft6 S9mGbungen gegen Die Der.
5taatenzQrmee erIaubte. yobn Wei=
ru, pel6er mad Suuri's 9ariteaung
Dem 0ueQ als 3euge b~ettpo6nte, tit
gleiafaGs uuf Die MOrbantIage per=
baftet porben.