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The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

-Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks, rector of
emmanuel Episcopal Church Of Bos
ton has received and will accept a call
from 81. Bartholomew Church at New
iUrK' 10 succeed Rev. David II. Greer,
who has been appointed bishon coad'
Jutor' For twenty-five years he has
been rector OF Emmanuel Church and
ne celebrated his silver jubilee on Dec.
81. on that occasion a purse of 500 :
600 was presented TO him by his parish
toner's, ana this amount DR.. Parks
turned over to the church for use Ia
parish work.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25
sUPERsTTTIoNs OF THE DAY.

Is agnosticism on the increase among
fashionable people in our large cities?
Do more men and women who have an
abundance of this worlds goods and
who have plenty of leisure take more
interest in the superstitions of the day
now than the same class of people did a
few years ago? There are some obser-
vers who seem to think so.
The other day, at the Hotel Majestic
in New York city, in a lecture before
the Catholic Library Association. Rev.
Joseph H. Mcmahon, among other
things, said:
You have only to get into a certain
fashionable set to understand the num-
Der of those who question Christian be-
liefs, who are taken up with clairvoy-
ance in Various forms. There is a GER
tain madam who comes to New York
at regular intervals who has a clientele
of fashionable women. She foretells the
future for them at high prices, and
they go away perfectly happy. A large
part of this is superstition and a large
part fraud, but the cult is growing.
Every priest who has to hear confess
sions or comes into contact with these
people feels this. Demoniacal obses-
sion is almost as prevalent to-day as
in the days of our Lord.
There is no doubt a growing disposition
to give much attention to strange re-
ligious beliefs. There does not seem
to be any difficulty in getting converts
to a new religion. Those who find
flaws III the doctrines of established
religions are never lacking in support
ers. The clairvoyant is never without
clients and anything that leans to-
ward unbelief is certain to have a GER
tain amount of popularity. 1t would
be interesting to know the reason for
the announcement which superstitions
of the day receive.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

Boston school teachers have succeed
ed in exploding the story that they
are addicted to the habit of chewing
gum. But they need never to have
bothered themselves. Nobody believed
the story. AS long as Greek roots and
teachers will never chew anything else.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

Discussion in the South Carolina
Legislature a day or two ago brought
out the fact that less than 10 per
cent. of the students at Clemson Col
lege take the course of agriculture.
This college was established as an
agricultural college. To teach boys
how to become farmers was it's prime
purpose. Has 1t failed of it's mis-
sion? The question was asked on the
floor of the Legislature.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

The Raleigh IN. c. Post disagrees
with Mr.. Bryan with respect to COM
mercialism. Mr.. Bryan denounces
eommercialism, saying 1T puts a price
ON everything" To which the Post
replies, 1T has nearly or quite doubled
the price of cotton and wheat for the
farmers of the country" With cotton
lowering near the 15-cent mark, it will
take powerful argument to convince
the producers that the influence that
put it there is evil.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

Talking about hot times, what is the
matter with this combination: July in
st. Louis, the Democratic national
convention, the Daily Commoner, the
daily Hearst paper, and the Worlds
Fair, all in full blast. The person who
could fail to get enough excitement out
of that combination needs the services
of an undertaken.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

Without doubt a record breaking
cotton acreage will be planted this
year. The prices of cotton are such as
to induce every person who has an
available acre for cotton to plant it in
that staple. But large acreage does
not necessarily mean a record break
ing crop. There are the Mississippi
floods and the boil weevil to be taken
into account.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25
The weather.

The indications for Georgia for to-
day are for fair and warmer weather,
with light variable winds. Eastern
Florida fair and warmer weather, with
light variable winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

The new year is sustaining its rep
utation for crime and disaster.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

Charleston is once more represented
in the navy, by a crack cruiser bear
ing her name. The original cruiser
Charleston, which was wrecked in
Asiatic waters some time ago. was
among the first ships of the new
navy, that came into existence under
the Cleveland Whitney regime. She
never had the opportunity to distin-
guish herself in battle. but she had a
close rub of it at the time we had
a little misunderstanding with Chile.
At all events, the first cruiser Char
lesion had an honorable career, and
met an honorable death. We can
wish no better for the new vessel than
that she shall live I'D to the best
traditions of the city in whose honor
she is named. AS the city of Char
lesion has always been prominent in
the country's history, so may the new
cruiser be prominent in the navys
history.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-25

jail bin Ydriz. a loyal Moro. who
under the Spanish regime in the Phil
ippines was at one time Mandarin of
Buz Buzz. (this is no joke), is before
Congress with a claim. In November.
1900, JajPs Cascoe. or trading boat, Of
the name of The Panco" was run
down off Pilas Island and sunk by the
United States launch Ogden. On the
cascoe were gathered all of Jaji's
worldly goods of the value of 81, O79 .25,
Mex, which were lost as a conse-
quence of the accident. From the gior-
ious position of Mandarin of Buz
Buz, jail was thus reduced to poverty,
as a consequence of the American
invasion and conquest. jail put in
a claim with the Philippine govern
ment. 1t went through about forty
hands. and was tied with miles on
miles of red tape, and at last reach
ed the Secretary of War at Washing
ton. He had no authority to reim-
burse the ex-Mandarin of Buz Buz,
so the matter has been referred to
Congress for action. Should jail man
age to live for half century more,
there is slight possibility that he
viii see the color of the money that
will pay for the sinking of his boat.
Uncle Sam is notoriouslX poor pay
when 1t comes TO a matter of claims ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-22
Sdipcr franf.

BbtIa0eIpbia, 90. gtpril.
6rou &atberine 9an5e, iuelde om
lesten Samitog ocs @ottenmoroes
Idiiloi9 befunoen ru,trbe, lit I'M sc.
tongnib lhper erfranft, Sic ipuroe
mad Dor aroltfeltu6tbeilung iiberge-
tnbrt. SIR @eoddtnib beainnt 8u
lbminhen, obuobl iie f%prtf1brt, at
%betbeltcrn, Dab iie unifllloio iei. SIR
@elnnobcits5uitanb, Der if)on olrdJ
einldbrigc llnteriuhlngSboft ur,ter.
9rabcn mar bat ourb Die Sduloigs
lpredung einen gefuoltigcn Stob er.
balten. Sic oiirfte Die 8oQItredunq
oeS 5ll erluartenoen llrtbeils fairnl
crleben.
5rou @roff, Die Mutter ser Srol,
Snn5e, Die in ibrer 8obnung in
Camden i1per franf oarnieoer lieat,
tp1iroe nift bon Dem 8obrlprud Der
@eltlporenen in GenntniB geiett, ga
man Iiirdtet, oab Der Sdlag tic too-
ten luilroe. 6rmi Ioii5e grGmt lid
ilber ooS Shidiol ibrer Wutter, unb
olc FbatIohc, bob iie oieieIbc nidt
beluden ln6 lebenb iiberboilpt fount
mcbr ieben miro, bereitet Der israu
Den groBten Summer.
Ger gntualt Der 6rou miro bellte
nm elnen nellcn YroaeB nadiudcn,
nrio als baiptiddlidites argument
ipobl porbrin9en, ooB oos 8erbift Der
Sirp nit DEM 9eipeisnateriol niht
III llebereinltimmitng ltebc. 0as Sc.
litd) nm @egnooiguns bon George
Sollep, Der tpc9en SbeiInobmc an ser
ermoroung bon 9ane gum Soo Der.
iirtbellt lpuroe, miro nod 5llrildge.
bolten iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-22
9raBtluie Geographic . Traae.

@aibington, 90. gpril. =
- Sn Ser beutigen aobinetsiisuna
fam bic orobtIoie Geographic. Sroa.
lpieoer 3ltr Sprade, tpelfe burd bie
ru'lii9e Note, baB HuBlono Bel.
lungs Gorreipoilbcnten, tpeIde a,tf
Dem &riegSidauplase 5ur SCI bel
Dem @ebrollhe bon Ipparaten fir
orabtloie Eeleoropbie ongetroffen
peroen, als Spione bebanoeIn mir.
De, 81 elmer iebr erniten geiporoen 1T.
9as 9abinet fam idIieBIid su oem
ShluB, Dab cs ipobrideinlid MOTH.
fpenoig peroen fpiiroe fir biefcs
2aro, cine slrt Gontrole su iiben
ilber Die an Ser atlontiiten uilb pa.
clfllfen aiiite ailfipringenoen Sta.
tiol,en fir brabtloie Selegropbie uno
int Sale zines &rieees oieielben III.
fer Die aitfii6t BON Sffi3ieren Ser
arnlee uno Slotte 5i Iteaen. Ole Te.
9lerllng miro in Der nGdIten 3ll.
fllnft oefinitipe Sdritte tbun in ser
angeIcgenbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-22
~ Sabre ais T%ltersgren5c fir Be.
ante.

8oibington, Q. 6, 20.gpril.
0aS SollS . 6omite fir Gibil.
olenItreiorm %outoriiirte geitern lei.
men Soriiber @iactt, cine gill ein3u.
brln9enL ponod) am 80. SUM 1907
Ieoer 20 Sabre alte UunoeS. 9eornte
Tim jog. flaiiiii5irtcn 9ieniD icinc
Ste0ing nieoerlegen muB. Serncr
ipiroe @iaett angepieien, oGe Dor.
liegenoen 9eomten 3. YenIions.g Bills
Dem Sanie nit Der gmpiebllina eir.
3iirethen, oicielben ailf Den Gid al
legen uno cine Bill oiiS5uorbeiten,
liin Die geamtenliiten Si flaiifisi.
rem mo before Sc~i0roerilne fir Die
9cringer beiolbeten geomten 5u er.
5ielen.
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Gines Nnsitc0crs N6enteuer.

Nem Oorf, 90. g(pril. - gus.
'tellilngSbcilldcr uno IltSlteIer, mel.
DIE 9e5pllngcn iino, I'M 3~ipilfcnoed
bicrber rciicn 5i miiiien, neil in Der
aojilte fem Elab fir tic por, ipcroen
oiif GQis SSlano 9enou ebenlo, iuis
@%innonocrer b%ebonocIt. Inter ben
Nmltotoen meroen iie bel Der Heai,
ltrirung olS on9eblide Eoilpers Der
Snouiiition iiberiuieicn, uno es oou.
ert mandmal l1ngere Belt, bis iie
Elm Terbor crbalten, neil Der ,Snoili,
'itionSralm itets iebr gut beiebt III.
Giner Der neueiten SGae, in oeneil
Gin Dfann, Der nod ct. 2ouis reiit.
Inn bort auS5uitelen, in Der obcn be.
lbrtebenen Weiie bebanoelt murbe,
lit Der bon @eorg Srbabi uno ieincr
@ottin, Die auf Dem 9ampier .Erc.
torlo" bier a%nlon9ten. Sroobi 1T
Elm geborener Graber, lebt lett iieben
Sabren in 8Gnemorf uno bat cine
geborene Sdnin 5ur @ottin. Gr nm.
De in eais Sslanb NIT ieiner@ottin
Der Snquiiition iiberpieier, obgleid)
er' $12O unb Die Sro6tbriefe iiir&aa,
rem i'm Wertbe bon $1,000, Die CT sur
auslteauna geibift bat, bel lif bat.
te. Hatiirlif mlroe er bon Der Sh'
! qiiiiition prompt entlaiien.
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Strafc BON Cairo anf Gais' 3slanb,

Tem.O orr, 90. april. - @uS
Dem Orient brodte eeitcrn Der Sonl.
burger Gompfer nSiiepbos," ouSSG'
len am Sd)lpor5en Weer fommeno,
100 Nrober unb 4iirfen nod) ellis
Sslonb. Die buntihedige @cieQihoit
reilt sur notwithstanding nod) ct.
Solis, I'M BORT ernc nStrobe bon
Cairo" a%lf5ltbauen. Sieb5cbn Der
2eilte beitonbcn Die Gr6tlid)e Inter.
ilidllng nid)t uno mllroen ieitgcbol.
ten. Ser Hcit oilrite lpeiter 5ieben,
nohocm 9ilr9ihoft geiteQt lporoeil
mar, Dob iie nod Der internotionolc,,
WteIlc aud ipieoer bos 2on6 perloi.
len iuerocn. Die 3uriidgeboltcne,n
lcioen p%ornebmlid) al ben gilgcn, ie.
bod miro iid) crit nod griinoli6cr
9eobodtun9 feitite1en Ioiien, Of Ole
2eitte nit 3rabomo bcbaitet iino
ODER nid)t.
Die @eieGidoft nar geitern tempo.
rGr alif Der @aQeric oes @eai1tro.
tionsloolcs. untergebrobt. Webrere
Der brolnen Burden, Die olS Soma.
lellre ollcr Serren 2Gnoer bcreilt bo.
ben, iproden Geiitih, nit itorfent
@erliner gnitrid). Gin 9camter, Dem
Der ltnlitono peroGdtia porfom,
brittle Den eitten &noppen nit Seize
unb Sdmonlm, oh er and woid)edt
lei. 0oS @oiier uiiroe 5tpor triib,
bod Die bunfle @rumbforbe blieb.
Slim Yerioten Der @eieQiboit iino
6rallent Die ben befannten Cans, Der
bei'm Scclep.G iner 2ebcmGnner in
S6wulit0ten brodtc. aufiiibren fpcr.
oen.
Die Sruppe bat olIf Dem Sic.
pbos" neiin aomeele, 10 Giel uno eill
babies 9utetb gffen mitgebradt.
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@eridtsurrbanS lnnaen.

Grim inaIgeri6 t. - (Gor
Nid)ter @rigbt.) 0iebito6l - Mor
6ricomon, Warp Gbaie, ie 3 Mo,
nate, George Sapben, 6 Wonote &c.
tangniB. 5rieoenSbrud - @eorae
Solpfins, SOL Strofc. Sir beltc:
Ginbritd) - Sbomos 9romn. 9ieb.
Itabl - Geo. gnberion, Son,cs $.
Stodett, Sobn Barley, Sronf @bee.
Ter, Geo. ". aeIlep, Hebedo Tcu.
nolos, gilbert Snoiiffer, George
Sderio, Sronf Groig Slgb WcGof.
fertp, Sobn Sogortp. @ogobuno -
Eonl Sobnion. Ingriff - 8m.
9ropn, SbomoS 9roipn, Scipio
GonDco. 6riebcnsbrlth - Gliie Mo.
binion, Sbomus Eilfer, emma 8.
0orlep. .llnorbentlidcs 9etrooen--
@m. @leoion.
@aiiengeriht. - (9or 0en
Hidtcrn 9Iof, S'9rien Ii. @oitber.)
Is muroen ernonlt 5l SeitomentSs
@oQItredern IN Den Sdacn bon @nl.
SeipiS @m. ). Sofe, 9iirgifoft
$500; bon Ni6olos Serion GIiso.
beth Serior, @iirsid)oft 500; bon
2ena Sole Gtta %. Woier, 9iiro.
i6oft 5000. 81 Rohlobperpoltern
in Den 5GQen bon gbporo 81. 9eder
Sbos. 9. Waribaa, iun, lno 9oro.
thea 9eder, 9iirgidoft $500; bon
gnorelu GroB Somes MtG. Grippe,
giirgidaft $3.50; bon gnnic 0omz
ling Soiepb @bpte, 9iirgifoit
$4,000. 3lm 8ornlllno nurbe er.
nonnt Martin 9. Sroinor fir Worp
8. Sroinor, 9iirgidoit $4,000. Iod).
laBberid)te ~beitatigt in ben iGQen
bon @race gnn @reenmap, $264,.
1887; Serinan u. Yramidufer,
$500; 6reberid Mc2. 9urbonf,
1882. S%npentor . ger5eibniiie ein-
gereidt in Den SGaen bon Senrp
@eaer, 5000; George 6. 9uflcp,
5000; Sobanna Eaper, $500. Ser.
faufe ratifi5irt in ben 6dQen bon
Grace Inn @reenipop, $92,3St;
@ilbelmina 8. Danes, $tO25.
Gommon EIeas. 8erif t..
- (Tor Hihter Stodbrioee.) 8ep.
@m.S attler eegen Baltimore Belt.
gabn . Comp" nidt beenoet. Sir
beite: Der idnebenbe Saa nno Nrn.
POI, 3O6, pa, $40, III, 11S, 3tS uno
800.
&reisgeri6t q +. 9. - (gor
Hidter Sbarp.) &oienitiel gegen
nSnternotional Srult Co." nift be.
enoet, miro belIte fortgeiest.
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Salidcr Sabn ais 2cbcnsrettcr.

Sem 0orf, 90. @pril. - 81.
mem folid)cn 3obn bat cs Gr. Sr.
bile @eitou, Nr. 359, s.. StroBe,
@rooflpn, %ieillcr GrflGrrng mad, 81
%ocroanfen, Dab CT bcltte nod inter
Den 2ebcnbcn mcilt. Ser Irst be,
iuobnt Elm m0blirtcs 3immer in scr
ollgcgebenen Ioreiic. @eltern, ets
tpo Inn Wiittcrnaht, febrte CT sllriif,
lrno oo er nod einigc @ricfe l6reibcn
ipollte, perlllhtc CT, cine @osflommc
arl5l5iinocn.
Slt Dem Sallie beiinoet lid Gin ioq.
u@iniuurfS = @olometer, "luelher noh
Ginlucrfen zines % Gentitiides cine
oepiiie GuontitGt 8oS ~lieiert. Sis
Or. @eItoll ben @osbobn onorebta,
mertte CT, baB bcrWoid)ine ein nellcr
Quarter" 5leefilbrt mcrocn miiiic,
bepor mlebr @os bon berieIbcn SIT err.
lportcn lei. 3o Ser Singer gesfu-
laps bas 9lcingelo gcrooe nidt BEL
Der Sono bate, entidloB er lid, oie
Sdreibercien oml onberen Woraen
5lt erleoigerL uno leatc iih in'S9ett,
Den 8osbobn offen lnlIenb.
Wdbrcno Scr Hodt erfronfte pI0s.
lid Der I'M untercn Stodlperf mob.
nenoe @n. GbworoS, uno oeiien@at.
tin bottc nidtS giligercS an tbun,
oils i'll ben Seller .5ll ellen ilnb einen
.Gllarter" in Sen 8oiometer 5ll luers
fen. moralif lie boS @oS inn 3immcr
on5ilnoetc. Sic CAB ipGter ibrerr
@otten cine gcluiiie Webi5iu unn
nrcbtc Die @oSilammlc micocr ans.
Die 6olge mar, boB I'M ldd)itcn Wfo.
mcnt oaS @nS aus Dem offcn aelai.
Icrten Vrenner I'M 3immcr oes 81.
Meltoll ltromtc. 2cbterer idlicf I'll.
big lpcltcr, bis Iih bel i6m Die notiirs
lifen Spmpton1c eineS lonoidm er.
1tlfenoen Wenihen cinlteQtcn. Ser
Molll BIB Die SABINE 10 felt allfein.
onber, oab iein por5eQnnener Sor.
oer5obn 5erbrad). Gin Stiid beiiels
ben Orong linn in bic 2uftrobre uno
&eItoIl nuBtc iebt 10 fr1ftig bulten,
Dob CT aus ieiner 9etGubuna er.
mofte.
Gr mcrfte iofort, DOB oos 3inmer
mitSelld)tgos ongefiiQt por, uno IN.
ter glifbietiln9 oller arGite idlcppte
or ii6 nod eincm ,5eniter uno off.
ilctc 0oiielbc. Damn orebte er Den
@oSbdbn ob mo iuall6te iid ser
Ebiire 81, ~itiir5te icood) Dor Sd)lpG.
DIE 5lpcinlol 5u 9ooen, bepor er Die.
lelbe erreidte. guf oaen @ieren
frod Der FIRST Damn in benSousi( ur
uno lodte burd feline !Siilieruie ei.
nigc Nodborn berbei. SIS iteQte lid)
iebt beraus, bob bos Sos MIR in Dem
3inmer beS gr5tes entitromt ipor.
Or. @eitaa erbolte iid nod einigen
Stunoen piebcr iait %poaitGnbie.
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WorD Grlmer, gpbroim 8epier, Sch.
rer Der Tine6ort 9iloboueridule.

WorD Grllmer, Gpbroim &epier, 2eb-
rer Der Tinebort 9ilobolieridule.
sc adj Of tic
Erof. Otto Studs, Yrin3ipot, Gpb.
roim &epier, Tnlpb 81. 2otimer. g.
6. s. Hoit, Sri. Innie 6. Bold, Com
Serge, GboS. $. @oltber, Sermorn
GiIcrt, @m. @oGsman, &obert 8.
Glemmitt, 9. @bceIer Suconp, 9en-
lornin S. Goibicl, jun, $. @bite.
bead, JIM, u. .. 9obenoreier, q. 5.
8. Garter, @nr. u. Oilers, @m. u.
8. Sniort s. elmer Sbeppcro,
George @. EorIctt, Soruorb 9. @cll.
nett, s. 81. @ouocc, q. 9. Mpplcr,
s Serbert Stcbl. @m. 6. &eimiG.
6ranciS &. Gorncp, 99. @oroon Sec
der, @enrp 9. Z. @bite uno Scrbcrt
q. &orp.
Die Scantten : Domination bette
tol9enoes @rgebniB: fir Yr1iibent,
Sr. Sobn M. Garter; @icc = ErGli.
Dent, Sr. Grnit Sd)mciber; Sefret1r,
'0r. Sames goul9; Shntn1eiitcr,
Nr. q. Sorton @iniomS; 9ircftoren
Die $50. Sam. ". &egeiter, Sobn 6.
Norton Sam. gccles, iun., Geo. &.
Nllfens, 5rco. Q. Morriion Sronf
". Shirt mo Geo. 81. Sfiamon.
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Is II d) t bar. pcrbrannt,

Sird bar pcrbrannt. -
Der IN Nr. 1923, @oibineto .gpe.
Ebllaoelpbia, %ipobnbufte Sobn s.
Fotton ipllrbe 9citcril Morgen nit
tbeiIneiie fait pouitdnoig ~perfobltelt
9einen b%ciinnungsIos in eil,enl Sc
bol5 nabe Dem 0ep.I ropsS borc am
geor-Greef lie9enb bon orei Tcoern
oilfgeiunoen. 0ieie benatrid)tigtet
Die Foli5ei ponGonton, lno oerWtonn
mltroc ollf cinem @oggon ser Spar.
roip'S Eoint Sinic nod Baltimore &c
broft mo Damn ms ,IobnS Sop.
fins Soipitol." Man glailbt, bob
Eotton oaourd pcrbronnt nllroe, bob
er Bel eincm offenen Seller, oos er
Iid) ange5ifnbet bate, einidlief ulro
feline &feiocr on bemicIbcn in @rolo
gerictbcn.
5ilnf5t9 Dollars g 6o6en.
an ocnl bon gnnu Waridef be.
!noblttcn Sallle Ger. 1902, 2nncoiter.
StroBe, brod geltern Nbeno 8 llbr
6eltcr aus, iueld)cS Sdoocn I'M 9e.
tro9e bon $50 onrihtetc, ebc bic
Slamnlen aeloidt mcrben fonnten.
@obltbGtige8 c + M d Of +.
ntl1c. - Srau 2eno Hoie, ebernolS
IN Nid)mono, So, mobnboit, meldlc
am II. april iturb, permod)t it III.
rem SeItament ic $75 al, bic IS.
roelitiif)e Soipital. uno s(ipl : Sc.
'elifoft" unb an oos ySSSroclitiid,.
@oiienbous."
Gibter 8rigbt bonn Grimi.
itolgeri6t lie9t in ieiner @obnura
an Der @eit-Sonpolcitrobe nit elmer
idnperet erfaltung bortieoer. -
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&ren5fabrt oes Yaeific-8 cidnuabcrs

@oibington .. g., 90. gpril.
- 0os Warine : 0eportement lit in
aenntniB geiett tuorben, oob baS
6laegihiff DNep : gorf" uno oie
areil5er nMarbIebeao" rno ,9el,.
nlngton" bonn pacifii6en @elhipa.
Der, oeIien Gonmanoeur Gear . @b.
Illrol @laB lit, bon Eonama o6
'hre &rei5fobrt mad Sen Ileltten, bia
Sonolltlit, angetreten bo6en. Sic
meroen 5lterlt oie aiiite ouftp6rts
'lad) gcopllIco, Werico, fabren un0
bon BORT na6 bcn Sonoiuid.'S ynieIn.
Sbre nadite Sabrt miro sic BON So
nolilllt nof llnoIosfo, cine Cutter.
1titl19 bon 2020 Wcilen, fem. SS,n bel,
@%eiuoIiern bon alasfa miro bos Sea,
lloi1enboot DEetrcl," meIdes iebt III
Gan Sron5iSco oltsgeriiItet miro, II.
oas &anoneibpot Concord" s1t il.
men itoBen.
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TeS aaiiers MnsiteQnng.

SeS Saiiers Mnsitellnng.
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ct. 2ouiier Illsitellung miro, mie be-
reitS beridtet, Der oeuti6e &aiier oeit
prunfpolcn Silberfdab, Der ibm an-
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id)en StdbteH 5um Beitenf genlaft
ipurbe, mo cine Collection biitori.
ider WobeIitiide aus ben foniglidcn
Sdloiiern IN Berlin uno G6arlotten.
burg ollsItellen lufen. lin ieiner
lebbaften Intbeilnabnle an Der Mll3s
itcHllng uno ieinem Sntereiic fir sic
Ser. Staoten b%eionoeren NuSorllf SIT
9eben, 6at Der Safer beidloiien, 5ipei
ibm geborenbe Seleen1Gloe, Die ibren
Elob in ieinem Irbeits5innler bnben,
fir Die ct. Coulter auSItellung Der.
5ugeben lnb icinem Sntereiie OIL Scr
InsItenung 81 2iebe 5~eitipeilig ouf
Den 8eIit Der ibm pertben 8emGlbe
81 per5ibten. Die geiomnlte gllsitel,
lung bes heutidjcn &oiierS miro ibren
EloB IN DEM Oelltid)en Sauie auf
Dem NuSItc0lngSplotc, befanntlid)
elmer Nahbiloung oeS Mittelbolles
oeS biitoriidcn Gbarlottcnburger
Sd)loIieS, finben.
Die ant Samltog nit Dem 9an1.
pier ,Eretorio" BON Der Som6ltras
InlcrifosSinie bier eingetroiicne gll3.
MISREPRESENTATION, Die in 80 mGd).
tigen &iIten perpndt, lGnumtli6 nit
Dem fniierliden @oppen perleben.
bier eintrot lit bereits nit cincmSpcs
5ial5ugc mad, 81. 2ouis meiteraei6idt
noroen, uno 5ipnr inter Dem @eleite
zines 9conlten oes Sofmari6ollamt3
ans Berlin, Srn. Wartin Sad)oll,
DEM Die Sbblt iiber Die Il~lSitelung
beS &oiiers ibertrogen lit, mo zines
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rolfoniulots, Srn. Sbeooor Sofel.--
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podt. 9os Errnfltiid oeS SiIber.
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mid)t bon 200 Yfuno reprdientirenb.
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oen5itdote Berlin, aonigsbcrg uno
greSlor ongcbroft, am Bug bieg8op.
pen bon 9an5ig nlb &oln, ollf Der
moIlipcn llnterlage, auf meld)er Dos
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Iel lno Wogocburg. Gin onoereS
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rem, Die 6liiIie Hbein uno Glbe lpnl.
boliiireno. Serner umfoBt Die IllS.
TELLING mailiu iilberne 8oien itno
Hlotten nit 9eforotioner, Die See.
men ans Dem Saecrleben ooriteIen,
ferner 5pei iilberne 9onoelober NIT
ie II Stootluoppen, 5lpei @einfii1ler
bon BRET SUB Sobe nit oen Wiono.
gronrmen oeS aoiierS unb ictner Sc
nlablin, ilnb aloere Sdouitiidc. Ger
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feItliden @elegcnbeiten benilbt. 3u
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anoeren 5nolf Sobourets, Seiiel
obi,c 4ebne, aus Der 3eit Srieorih's
oeS 8roben, onoere W0bclltiide aus
Der 3eit Der eritcn prcuBiihen SEQ
nige, ltno dis mooerneS Stiid cine s
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bon Grofeiior Goblofi bon Dem 9erlis
ner Wtuiel;u fir oeforotiue &rnit.