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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-20

found it one Of the severest Winters that
they have ever endured.
The manner in which these pilots do
their work is one of the most interest
ing phases OF modern seafarIng lie
1t IS a knack that is acquired by long
familiarity with the actions of the sea,
as weii as by an intimate study Of this
particular harbor and its currents No
sooner is = vessel sighted. its sabre-like
prov shearing the water into two long
strips OF foam, than these men prepare
to put yawl overheard. and the pilot
whose turn It is to take the next ship
makes ready with his belongings
Launching Boat
''Heave no. my lads. Ready with the
boat now" Is cry that is Familiarity
echoed along the deck of these small
vessels4 At its sound the able seamen
who are candidates for future prefer
ment in this field. come from their posts
and make ready to put the yawI over
If the sea is calm and day clear it's a
simple task. R1t if the sea is angry.
as too often it is. the sight is striking
no less than dangerous.
Steady nowr'
You can see the boat poised lightly
over the following gulf Of green below
Ready"
You can see the water pass from a
gulf 20 peak
.Heave ho.'
You can see the yawi gracefully take
the tide at the fall, and riding as it
were upon the topnost neck of foam.
sink softly in the gulf of green waters
below again-a frail little craft upon a
very cauldron OF water
And what a picture these men make!
These solemn, storm tossed sailors. who
have sailed so many seas and wealth
cred so many gales that their very faces
bear the story Of its pitness energy and
power-how they hang over It's mo-
tons.
Steady now!"
They have their hands on the davits
and are ready 10 swing them out.
Ready"
They crouch and give it the necessary
swing. which places it clear Of the ves-
sells side
'Heave no."
They have dropped their hold on the
ropes and have sprung lightly after as
It falls, selling the heavy oars that have
been laid within the boat-a delicate
task in so restless a situation.
Then the Pilot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-20

the night or the fog preventing them
from being eeen-
On these occasions the boats have
been either carried out to sea by the
wind and tide or capsized. One OF two
have. after great difficulty, made their
way to the neighbOring mainland the
bodies of the seamen being worn by
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-20
Heave HOi

He is ready.
Steady. now.
He waits until the boat rises toward
him.
''Nowi"
And with its rim passing upward
toward his very waist, he makes an
energetic spring and is safely installed
in the yawl
Push away"
Have you ever seen a ittle boat put
ting off into the trough OF mighty sea-
II Is one of those sights that emphasize
the weakness of man and the majesty
Of nature These waves that rise and
sink with every breath like hills OF
green glass. the tops of foam that curl
and lick like tongues of animals and
sink TO their nav with the soft swish
OF 4 lady's silken skirt: these gusts of
wind and sweeps Of currents that make
the rowers struggle and calculate. make
a picture Of mans frailty and natures
strength which is past comparison
Onward they row. the appearance and
disappearance Of the boat being as
rhythmic as clockWork. Not only must
the water be fought. and the winds and
tides, but they must make a true cal
culation of the distance which lies be
tween them and the Oncoming ship
Here is something which tests the skill
Of the mariner. for although the aver
age vessel can be quickly turned and to
some extent regulated within narrow
quarters. the closeness with which these
yawls must approach. and the accuracy
with which they must reach the wave
beaten side Of the great ship without
being dashed against II. makes it ex-
ceedingly difficult.
The principal work Of the pilot when
he reaches the ships side Is TO seize
the rope ladder that has been swung
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-20
Then the Pilot .

And the pilot. He has come forth
with HIS heavy tarpaulln coat and cap.
Over his shoulder IS Sung the grip BY
belt which VIII provide him the neces-
sary Items 10 appear as Il gentleman
In the captains cabin In his hands he
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-20

carries a glass. which for the moment
he Is slowing in his capacious pocket
An instant he stands there. his eye filled
with that same grim, rugged defiance
which comes into the eyes of all those
who struggle with the sea. and he is
prepared to leap.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Lot 30.
1913 Yards MerceriZcd SuitingS, regu-
lar retail price 50c., sale price IL 1ac.
Lot 100.
1876 Mercerizcd DaniaS!SS in Leaf and
Scroll patterns, soc values, to go AT
10 &c.
Let 100
900 wards White Waistings, highly
AIercerized. Bell Pattern on PopIin
Ground, worth up TO 15c., during this
sale ............. &c
WASH DRESS GOODS.
New lots OF Wash Dress Goods. Bat
istes, Organizes, Xephyrs, Ginghams,
Woven SWisses. Etc
5. u. & Co.'S. 16hc. FIorizel Swiss
for = &c,
1884 yards EiorizeI Swiss. Woven
Stripes, Cluster Cords and Satin stripe
effects. Cost, SWcetser, Pembroke *
Go. iOhc. Regular selling price foc.
Sale price .............. 3 2c.'
5. II. II Co.'S. 101ac. Palmetto Batistes
Tor . SIC
2,3i9 yards Palmetto Batistes. sheer
fine quality. Dots and Floral Designs.
Cost. Sueetscr, Pembroke Il Co. 1O1ac
Retail at IL &c. sale price. % 1-3c.
>. II. 81 Co.'S. l5c. Swiss PiumetteS for
1882 Yards Swiss Piumettes-fine
Embroidered Stripes, Floral Designs,
fast colors. Cost, Sweetser, Pembroke
* Co. 15c usually retail for Csc, sale
price I've
5. =. & Co.'S. 15c. Clyde Zephyrs for
II D. ~.
1877 yards Clyde Zephsrs. These
are very fine imported Zephyr Cling
hams in two and three colOrs.' Cost.
Sweetser. Pembroke & Co. 15c. Retail
price is about 25c. Sale price. II BIG
VEST AND HOSIERY SPECIALS.
After pounding the price down, we
bought in case lots and now offer at
extra values at very special prices:
One case of Ladies' JerSey-ribbed
yest-blcached, crochet edges. Regu-
lar Zoe values.
One case Ladies' Swiss ribbed Vest,
Square Yoke. Tapes, Regular f5c
One case Regina Mills very fine LisEe
ribbed Vest, fancy Lnit-25c quality
. .
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One case OF Black Crow Gauzc
Ribbed Stockings Seamless. full
shaped. ice quality ...... Sc.
one case Lace hose--Nubian Dye.
Three thread Heel end Toe. Worth
zoe, Tor ............... f6 2-3c
One case of lIcrmSdorfS Ethiopian
Black Lace LisIe Hose. soc. quality
-. DOC
ladies Black Lace Lisle Hose in
oul sizes .............. oOc
SPECIAL IN GENTS FURNISHINGS.
This is a noted place for extra value
giving. It's fame will spread when
these sales become known.
One case Mems Half Hose--BIacIl
Brown and Blue: made 10 sell 15c. on
two pairs for 25c. Sale price &C.
One c"se of Mems Suspenders, as
sorted, III. Il T. Make, White and Col
orcd Stripes. SAFE price .14c.
One case OF Mems Blue and White
Ribbed Shirts. Cheap at 2jc. Sale
One case of Mems summer BaIbPig-
gan Shirts, German Yoke, Pearl But
tons. Drawers to match, 35c. goods.
Sale price 22c
One case Chambray and Madras
Bingham ShirtS-pIain colOrs ana fam
cy stripes: usually soc. Sale price csc
One case Owl Brand Madras Shirts
! White, Grounds. neat patterns, small
figures and stripes. Regular price 75c
sale price .............. 49c.
One case Melrose Serge Umbrellas.
Natural Wood. Dresden and Silver
mounted. n dollar leader. Sale price
......... SSc
Boys Short sleeve GauZe Shirts.
knee length Drawers 70 match. 25c.
TORCHON LACES.
Large lots of imitation TO?cnon
Laces, Edgings and insertions. Values
worth up to ~ y E, your choice. SC
MILES OF EMBROIDERIES.
Thousands of Yards OF Hamberg
Edges and Insertions, in. newest pat
terms, ; to 1872 inches wide, values %
TO soc. .............10 10, is and Csc
EORTY-INCH WHITE LAWNS.
Extra Special Value i'm 40-inch India
Lawns, worth up TO Csc, for 10, II u C
BELL CROWN DUCK HATS.
Fifth shipment of this fashionable
and popular shape Hat for ladies'. rs
NEW LINE OF WASH BELTS.
Entirely new, also Girdle founda-
MENNEN' BOR4TED POWDER.
Violet and Borated Talcum Powder
regular price 25c. we sell it at 15c
BATH SUITS AND JERSEYS.
This is the only store i'm town that
carries mems and boys Bath Suits and
Jerseys Popular prices $1.00, Sf.50
and .... .. 81. 90
WHITE CANVAS SLIPPERS.
Ladies' Misses and Children's white
Canvas Slippers $500. $1.25 and S1.5O.
Mems and BOYS Tennis Oxfords
black Canvas, with rubber soles. so
ana ................ 0oc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
EXTRA SPECIAL,

EXTRA SPECIAL.
ONE CASE FEARLESS OF ALI
COMPETITION good wide bleaching.
bought at the SWeetSer, Pembroke &
Co.'S auction. Made by the Monohas-
sett Manufacturing Company and fin
isiled by the Sayles Bleachery: soft FOR
the needle Price ......... = &c.
y WHITE GOODS SALE.
Mcrcerized Waistin%S and SuitingS,
Lawns. Batistes, Dimities and Fancy
Woven Lace Stripe Novelties. III we
could convey TO you the quality in
print, you'd loose no time in coming.
Lot II
go yards fine Batiste with Satin
Cord end Lace Stripes. real value i5c..
sale price. &c.
lot %.
1888 yards Dimity Stripes. worth ev-
crywhere II zee. yours at. s Il c.
Lot AZ.
$40 yards Cfispy Revere Stripe
Lawns, usual price 25c., for this sale
.Ji2c.
lot 1872.
23S yards white Lace Stripe Lawns,
very sheer. fine quality, worth regular
~ soc. sale price ............ II &c
Lot fi3.
2f3 yards Merccrized Lawn, white
ties 1Sc.. TOR II y c.
Lot 30.
i.2 yards Silk Embroidered Stripe
Lawns, worth Il quarter, sale price
only IL ~ 1.
Lot So.
259 yards Fine Sheer White Lawn
with dainty pink and black Woven
Stripes usual price soc, for this sale
" ~ - c.
Lot 1919.
3S6 yards Satin Stripe Woven Cord
Madras, 35c. value, for IL 12c.
Lot 9S.
2,30f yards hIercerized Lace Stripe
Lawns, with Embroidered Dots, good
values at 35c., sale price. f3 y c.
Lot 14S.
AS Yards MerceriZed Poplin Waist
ings. Embroidered Stripes, regular
price 35c., nov 13 &c.
Lot 1917.
24GIa yards Mercerized Batistes with
pink. blue and black pin stripes. regu-
lar worth 40c., marked ....... Ice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
Governor Aycock in Maine.

Governor Aycock has received an
invitation from w. w. Stetson, super
intendent of public instruction for the
State of Maine, inviting him to deliver
a series of twelve educational adj
dresses at such time as the governor
may select between the dates of Sep
tember 18th and October 10th
The governor has accepted the invita-
ton and will deliver the addresses
sometime during the fall, the date OF
his departure not having yet been
definitely decided.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
Trains Leave Raleigh Daily
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stief.-The Standard.
The Cable Co.-Pianos.
Darnell & circumstances.
A. Is. StrOnach Coat Cost.
S. BerwaEger.-One Price CIotbier.
Dobbin Il Ferran.-.'Clean-u Sale.
Bobbitt-Wynne Drug CO.-Our Aim.
A. Il NJ. College.-Industria Education
Sherwood Higgs * Co.-Bargains for
Thirty Days.
The Atlantic Hotel and Cottages
Morehead City.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
THE WEATHER.

Local forecast for Raleigh Sunday
Partly cloudy.
The Weather Today.
Maximum temperature, 80; mini
mum temperature, rs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Tate Spring, the South's most ia
nous resort. Are you going this sum-
mer? See advertisement.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Gowan's Pneumonia Cure. External,
powerful, harmless and rapid.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

The Tabernacle Sunday school viii
run their annual excursion to Will.
mington, July 5th. Round trip $2.0(
and $3.50 to members of the school,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Prof w. G. Socket came in from
Auburn yesterday and reports tn
watermelon experiments to be comm;
along nicely.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Seventeen trade marks were yester
day filed at the office of the Secretar.
of State. These were by the Swift
Fertilizer Works, of Georgia.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Mr.. j. w. Bailey left yesterday for
Jackson Springs. He reports that
there are now between 800 and 400
attendants at the Baptist MidSum-
mer meeting there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Mr. Cary J. Hunter is advertising
for bids for the additions and i'm
provements to be made on the main
building and chapel of the Baptist
University for Women.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Besides the regular Sunday ser
vice of the Tabernacle church the
congregation will be treated to electric
fans today. This will add much to
the comfort of the hour.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Two new mail wagons have arrived
and will be placed in service by the
new contractor, Mr.. Sylvester Pen
nington, who begins to haul the mai
between the station and the postoffict
July first.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
aa1mzeageaamaaWG 5meswnoaa1uq,y6a

Fortunate circumstances combine to
favor the sIlrewd, wide-aWake shop
per.
BARGAINS FROM THE GREAT
NEW YORK SALES and OUR AUG
TiON PURCHASES from the MIL
LION AND \ HALF DOLLAR STOCK
OF MESSRS. SWEEFSE,R. PEN
aiieled opportunities to discriminating
bargain hunters eXtnnt for any and all
kinds of Dry Goods.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

About twenty of the Lexington eX-
cursionists got left here, yesterday.
Through the courtesies of Mr.. 7. e..
Green arrangements were made tC
take the ladies and children among
them home this morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Raleigh is daily growing in popu
larity as an excursion town. A larg
crowd. numbering eight hundred wer
here from Lexington yesterday. The
were given the freedom of the cit.
and seemed to be having a pleasan
time. They returned home last night
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

A continuous crowd streamed intM
the five and ten cent store from seven
o'clock yesterday morning until eleven
last night, and the doors had to be
closed several times to prevent n
crush on the inside.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

The b. Y. p. U. of the Baptist Tab
ernacle will meet in the Sunday school
room this afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
a. H. Monaghan, the leader for this
afternoon, will speak on "Those whom
Christ will gather into His kingdom"
The public will be welcomed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

The remainder of the Raleigh
crowd who attended the convention in
Greensboro arrived home yesterday, all
expressing themselves AS highly
pleased with the hospitality of Green's
boro. Especial praise is heard of the
Guilford Hotel, which entertained the
Wake delegates.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

Mr.. 3. r. Adams, the efficient man
ager of the grocery department of the
l.. II. Adams Company, received an
order yesterday for eight quarts of
peanuts four of Spanish and four of
Virginia, to be shipped to Manama-
dura, South India, which went for
ward yesterday. This speaks we'll for
this enterprising firm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

A fishing party composed of DR.. w.
J. Hodge, H. M. Little, Buck Pool and
B. w. Upchurch broke the record
around these parts the other day
when they landed a thirteen pound
salmon out of Crabtree Greek.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

. A pile of wood caught on fire yester-
day in Mr.. Il. G.. PoWelPS wood yard,
but was discovered before the fire
gained any Roadway by Mr.. M. M.
Green, who Immediately formed a
bucket brigade of the employees and
extinguished it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26

The friends. of superintendent Mann
of the States Prison will be sorry to
learn that he is sick with tonSilitis.
He was to attend the State Conven-
ton as n delegate from Hyde county
and had bought his ticket, being taken
sick afterward.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
= 0retStutnett oet bteT=
geta Smrmperetme, Gonntag,
5. Sunt, tut gmrnerparf,
Gtnttttt fret.
Neue Sneorporattonen.

Jolsenbe neue @eielf9aften ertpirt-
ten tire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
9ie vpanecaf Otl Company" bon
@aton; Capital $50, 900; SirectOren:
See panecaf, Sabib %. .OOunce,
Benjamin .. @lebenser, gilbert Wil=
ION, Sobn SO. Wilfon, Dennis 8
Meara unb Charles u. @lebenger.
Sic r2eatbers Snbepenoent Union"
bon Serre Saute. 9ie 8eamten iino;
9rdfioent, 5. q. Miler gice=prdi.,
u. 6. Smith ; Secretdr uno S9aB=
meifer, 5. 6. sbaaenburs.
9ie ,Gplpan Sil COMPANY" bon
@as @itp, capital 800, 900. Diref=
loren : Sobn 8. Sbompion, 8i6aro
g.. 8reeb, emmett Gra5ee. 8iaaro u.
8raibear urb Oscar 9. Sbomplon.
Die y8eoreia Oil & @as @ompqnp"
bon Muncie, capital SIS, 600. Diref=
loren : u. 6. 8inton, Miliam g.
Nlrep, s. s.. @bamnes, CHARLES 8.
6otpler unb George %. 8roots.
9ie vOsgooobp & Solt Co., Mun=
Gle; capital 10000. Si1eetoren:
2ebbra %. 6olo, &uRea 8. Gs=
sooobp, Byron g.. 0Olt uno Seife %.
SsgooobD.
Sic Bonner 2umber Co., BON
8reencafle; capital $40, 900; Sirec=
loren: gilbert u. 9as9p, 6. @. 9er=
fins unb 6rant Bonner.
Ser v@Dttage 8ont Club" bpn Sort
Wapne; capital $40, 900. 9irecto-
rem: Mt9ael @rei9b, STEPHEN @reigb
unb Mlen Martin.
Sic ,NoreroB Wofoing MaIdine
&c." bon Serre 9aute; capital &c.
900; 9ireetoren: 2epis s. Cor, Wil=
liam 6. NorcrpB uno 0arrp S. Bater.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Nuf benz 9ol5martt Der alien unD
f9Onen Stabt 0an5ts 1T am @onntag,
ben 8. M9ai, in 9egentpart Der SpiBen
ser 3ipil= urO 0GlitGrbeb0roen elm
l9mudes &riegerbentmal feierli6 enta
buat tporben. Der 8irgermeiiter
Srampe bielt Die Weiberebe, tpelde nit
Dem ibli9en Sod auf ben 8ailer
f4loB. On ben &aiIer tpurbe folgenz
beg 3%elegramm abgeianbt: Die aus
NnldB Der @intpeibung oes &rtegerz
oentmals auf benz 9ol3marft gu pielen
Souienben 8eriammelten Ienben @uer
Mnieitdt ebrerbietise 9ulDisungsSriibe
unb erneuern bos 9elDbniB unDerbri9s
li6er Sreue." leber bas 0entmat
felbif pirD fplgenbes beri9tet: Dor
me6r als 1ieben sSa6ren, i'm Sanuar
1897, trat cine Nn3abl anseiebener
Mdnner Der @taht Oan5ie unb Der
beiben Oan5iger 2anbfreiie nit einem
0ufruf berbor: Gum 9ebd9tniB fir
bic in ben glprrei9en &riegen 1864,
1866 unb 1870 9efaqenen Elm &rie9er@
benfmal gu erri9ten. 0as neue Dent
NAL lit BON Brofefor ST. 8ebrens in
8reslau arlgefertt9t unb in Wir5bur=
ger &altfein aus9efi6rt norben. Nus
einem Wuferbeden erbebt ii9 Elm unz
slet6mdBig ie9sfeitig g%eqIteberter
Sodel, an befen brei bretten Seiten
nit ernlten &riegereeitalten gef9miidte
Snnedenqebil0e fart berborfprinoen,
stpif6en benen an ben i6malen Ste[len
Muf6elbeden bas @a1er a~ufnebmen,
UNI es peiter in bas8affin gu ergieben.
l1eber ben Sriegergeitalten erbeben fid
Gi6enbdume, an benen 2i1tungen unb
Srop6Gen bdngen. Nus bieiem piefs
eeftaltigen unb lebenbig 9e6altenen
Goeelgebilbe fteigt Elm einfober, gfatter
Gduft boz ebenfans breifeitigem, nit
ubgeftumpften @den perfebenen9runb=
rib Biz gu elmer 9Dbe BON etnd Is Me<
ter emp0r. Oas Wibmungsbanb bes
Oentmals siert folgenbe Sn16rtft:
Der Stabtfreis Oan5ig unD Dte2onb@
freife Oun3iger !9Dbe uno Oan5iger
Nieberung benz Mnbenfen ibrer fir bas
@aterlan6 gefanenen S0bne." Die Sn=
fdrift ouf Der porberen Settle Deg
9baftes beutet in fur3en Worten ben
Sieqessuq Der beutI6en 9eere an:
1901 0eiBenburg, B0rtbzS pi@ern,
Golombep, Marszlazgpur, GraDelotte,
Beaumont, Geban, 9trabburg, Mfeb,
puris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

9abie Ro6lenprobuttio
IN oiefem Sabre Bis iebt iebr bebeu=
tenb 9etpefen 1T, bat Der Staats>Nr&
beitscommifGr bon Mi9igan Elm Gr@
trabnaetin Gig Nnbang gu ieinem
Sabresberi6t perDffentli9t. Die metz
item &o6len purben in ben Counties
Sagtnap, 8ab, 9uron, SbianaHee,
Sadfon uno Cation g~efDrbert nnD
stpar nie fplgt: i'm December 154,69O
Sonnen, i'm Sanuar 143, 1914, i'm Sc
brudr 1896, i'm MGr5 143 1881,
5ufammen 576,23O Spnnen. Die @es
ammtprpbuftipnsfof item beliefen iid
auf 933,307.27 pber bur919nittli9
$1.62 per Some. Muf bic Counties
bertbeilt prpbuatrte @aginap 11O,<
366 SDnnen &oblen in ben gendnne
ten bier Monaten, 8ab @Ountp 1851
967 Sonnen, 6nron gpuntD 2221,
Sbiapafee Gpuntp SOB, Sadfon
@ountb 1875 unb Cation gountD
1927 Sonnen. SIM ganaen Staate
tpurben i'm 2aufe bes leBten sSa1res
1,581,346 Spnnen &oblen sef0rbsrt.
Der Ianae Strett bdr<
iiber, mas NIT Sraunces Sopern, Ell
mem Der tpentgen @ebGube Der Stabt
Nep gort, an tpel6e ii9 nod Crime
runsen aus Der 3eit bes unabbdngie=
feitsfrieees fniipfen, gef9eben ion, fit
gliidlt9 gu Gnbe. Die Gefeuf9dft Der
SD6ne Der Hebpluiion fiinbiqt nGrnli6
an, bob 1e bas @ebdnbs, ir tpelbem
emit George Wafbtneton na@ 8eenbis
sung bes arieges BON feinen Offtsiez
rem ben lebten 4bi4ieo eenommsn,
tGuflbb ertporben bat. Sraunces
Sapern tpurbe i'm Sabre ITO BON
@tienre De 2ancep. a1s Wo6n6aus ges
baut unb stng fpdter in ben 8elib feis
nes gntels Sliper Oe 2ancep iiber,
tpelder es gu einem 9uftbaufe umtpar@
bette. SIN 5. 1852 taufte es @dmuel
Srounces, tpel9er cine 6erberee unter
Dem Namert rAneens 9eab" barous
ma9te. Die Rem Oorter 9anbelss
TANNER tpurbe in biefem 9au1e I'M
Sabre 1853 gegriinbet. Damn mar es
Der @ammelplab Der SDbne Der ssrei=
beit. Sraunees, Der fi9 ben omerifa<
nifden patrioten dneef9loHen bate,
mnbte flieben, als bic 8riten Nep
Wort einnabmen; ct biente banm in Der
omerifanii1en Mrmee unb te1rte erH
na9 RGumuug Der Stabt son Geiten
Der HothrDde borthin auriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
atlantic GttD WuSf1ug.
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bienmng iiber 3enniDlpania 9iniert.

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gaten unb Sreunoe, 81 Der lGhrlthen gers
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tn Mtlantic Sitn tperben in Snbiana pDn nneit
8enn1nIpania 2tnien gefteat. Gbfabrt BON
SnbianapoIis am Sonntag, 5. Stunt 3.05 nhr
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fenben S6IaffpdggonS tperbet Der Eeibe foIs
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6ie iol9e fpiini9en, fi6 prompt nit Or. s.
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ben ebenfans fir ale re9rldren 3ige Der
9enniplbnnia 2iniet, bonn 81. Wtai Bis incl.
8. SUM- b~erfarft, unb 3nar ST einem Dollar
mebr ais bic Sabrt fir einen 8eg foftet ;
bieies bringt bic Gunbfabrt ppn S%nbianapps
liz auf $19.7 nit perbdltniBmdBigen Gebuf>
tionen bon anberen Stationen. Der Sabrz
preis fir &irber iiber 5 Sabren nno unter IL
Sabren 1T bic 9GIfte.
9luf @uni9 fperben Sabrfarten fir bic
gLeide &ebuttipn a,sgeitelt, Lanten6 bia
@a1bingtpn, nit MufenthaIts spripilegien IN
Der 8unbes 5 Sarptftnbt ebeniD Baltimore
unb 9bilabelpbia, MufentbaItss 8etpinisung
in gbilabeIpbia on 5abrfarten iiber bic
birefte 2inie mad GtIantic Gitp.
Sir peitere S%nformation tpenbe man ii5
an bic Tifet Nsenten Der BenninIparia
2inien o6er iHreiEe an SIS. SIS. Hiharblpn,
g~iiiitent General Nafiasier Nsert,
indianapolis, Snb.