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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-31
CHAPTER XIV.
A QUESTION OF ETIQUETTE.


 bark into the waters of Honduras Gulf, and proudly stood Capt. Stede Bonnet upon her quarter deck, dressed in a handsome uniform which might have been that of cap tain or admiral in the royal navy; one hand caressed his ornate sword-hilt, while the other was thrust into the bosom of his gilt4embroidered coat. A newly fashioned Jolly Roger, in which the background was very black and the skull and cross-bones ghast1y white, flew from his masthead.
 Apart from general desire to show himself in the ranks of his fellow pirates and to receive from them respect which was due to a man of his capa- bilities and general merits, Stede Bon net had a particular reason for his visit to this port and for surrounding himself with all the pomp and cir constance of high piratical rank He had been informed that great man, a hero and chief among his fellows in fact, the dean of the piratical facul- ty, and known as Blackboard" the most desperate and reckless of all the pirates of the day-was now here.
 To meet this most important sea- robber and to receive from him the hand of fellowship had been Bonnet's desire and ambition since he had heard that it was possible v
 The morning was advanced ana.the Revenge was rolling easily at her anchorage, but Bonnet was somewhat uncertain as to the next step he ought to take. He wanted to see Blackboard as soon as possible, but it would cer- -tainly be breach of etiquette entirely inconsistent with his present position for him to go to see him. He was the latest conner, and thought it was the part of Blackboard to make the first visit.
 Paul Bittern now came aft. "The men are getting very, restless" he said; they want to go on shore They'd all go if I'd let 'em."
 Capt. Bonnet gave his big sailing master lofty glare.
 If I should let them, you mean, sir. I am sorry cannot break you of the habit of forgetting that I command this ship. We'll, sir, you may tell them that they cannot go. I am expecting a visit from the renowned Blackboard, now in this port, and I wish to well come him with all respect and full crew"
 Black Paul smiled disagreeably. q will tell you, sir, that you cannot keep these men on board much longer with the town of Belize within row of half mile. They've been at sea too long for that. There'll be mutiny, sir, if I go forward with that message of yours. It will be prudent to let some of them go ashore now and others later in the day. I will go in the first boat and see to It that the men come back with me And, by the way, It would not be a bad thing if touch al Blackbeard's vessel and inform him that you are here; don't suppose he {. knows the Revenge, nor her captain neither
 T doubt that. Bittern," said Bonnet T doubt 1t very much. I assure you that l am known from one end of this
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CHAPTER XIII. A GIRL TO THE FRONT.
NELSSsE.E sSSaS@

,tssIas sIsss .:ssI
 w e HE days were getting
 x#ESA%Al very long at Spanish 5 G Town, although there sWere TO more hours of sunlight than Was nsual at the season, and even the Dptinsssm of Dame Charter was scarce D. abie to brighten her own soul, much sless that of Kate Bonnet, who had al- moas forgotten what 1t was to be op- ssimistic Poor. MT. Delaplaine. whose life had begun to cheer up wonderfully since the arrival of his niece and her Triumphant entry into the society of inc town. became moro gloomy than he } had been since the months which fol- flowed the death of his wife. Over and oYer did he wish that his brother-in- ' law Bonnet had long since been shut snp in some place where his eccentrici-s siss could do no harm to his fellow creatures, especially to his most lovely taughter.
 Mistress Kate Bonnet was not girl ito sit quietly under tho tremendous strain which bore upon her.
 "Uncle," sae said, T cannot bear it 5. any longer, must do something" But, my dear," he asked. looking Reawn upon her with infinite affection, what can you do? We are here upon la immovable island, and your father
 eailing upon the sea, nobody knows here,'
 T thought about 1t all last night"
 d Kate, ''and this is what will do.
 will go to the governor; I will tell
 h all about my father. l do not
 ink 1t will be wrong even to tell him ky think his mind has become un-
 He'd. for If that woman in Bridge
 has behaved wickedly, her wick
 should be known. Then I will
 <him to give Ine written authority -6 take my father wherever I may find him, and to bring him here, where it { shall be decided what shall be done with him; and am sure the decision 7 ptlI be that he Ezuat be treated as q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-31

want you to know and him to know that we're not goin to stay on board and in sight of the town. If you go ashore. so go we.
 Stay where ye are till orders come to ye,'' shouted Black Paul, If ye want to keep the cat off your backs!" And as he rowed away the men on the bark gave him cheer and proceeded to lower two boats. .a
 From nearly every pirate ship in the anchorage the proceedings of the new ly arrived vessels had been watched No one wanted to board them or in any way to interfere with them until it was found out what they intended to do. The Revenge was a stranger in that harbor, although her fame was known on not a few pirate decks; but if she came to Belize to fraternize with the other pirate vessels there gathered to- gether, why didn't she do it? No idea of importance and dignity, which his position imposed upon Capt. Stede Bonnet, entered their piratical minds. When the long boat put forth from the Revenge, a good deal of interest was excited in the anchored vessels. The great Blackboard himself stood high upon his deck and surveyed the stran- gers through glass.
 < The men in the sailing gmaster's boat rowed steadily towards Blachbeard's vessel. Eittern knew it well, for he had seen it before, and had even had the honor, so to speak, of having served for a short time under the mas ter pirate of that day.
 As soon as the boat was rear enough Blackboard hailed 1t in tremendous voice and ordered the stranger to pull up and make fast. This being done, rope ladder was lowered and Bittern mounted to the decf, being assisted in his passage 2oVsr t7-n s.f-- .>-- a tramen- dous pull
 (To Be ContinueO.
 No Shower.
 Patience-I see that Mr. Rice, who shook all you girls, has gone and mar ried at last. I suppose you gave him the usual sendoff?
 Patrice-No; l don't believe in throwing good rice after bad.-Yon kers Statesman.
 Largest Window.
 The largest window in Britain Is the east window in York cathedral It is fE faot hio}, on5 foo4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-31

muslin Curtains, , l-2 yards long, value 60c, 30c a pair.
 800 good bleached Sheets, 72 x00, regular price 55c, 30c each.
 Pillow Cases, 42x30 and 45 X 30, extra quality cotton, value l5c, at l2 l-2c each.
 100 dog. chiIdren's lawn and gingham dresses, prettiIy trim med, value 30c each, 25c each.
 100 dog chiIdren's Waists, regular price 25c, Ages 4 to l5 for l2 l-2c apiece.
 5000 large Dinner Dishes, 1. value l0c each, Sc or 3Oc dog. 5000 small plates, regular price l0c. 2c piece.
 Cups, Butter Dishes, etc, lc each.
 Large Platers, value 75c, at 25c and 35c each.
 All our 25 and 35c flowers cut to IS regular price, 1Oc a bunch. F !. '.
 B lbs best quality fine gran ulated Sugar for $1. % if you buy 1 lb of our 50c Tea, 2 lbs best Coffee, or ? bottles 25c. extract.
 Washburn, Crosby's Gold Medal Flour S6.25 per barrel, value to-day S7.oo.
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1C EACH.

Hump hook and eyes; card of safety pins; bunch of hair pins; paper of pins; cake good toilet soap; hat pins; belt pins; bunch of F dress trays; ladies linen collars; ladies linen cuffs.
 Ladies fast black cotton Hose Sc a pair.
 100 pair ruffled muslin Cur tains, 2 l-2 yards long, value soc pair, 20c pair.
 25O pair ruffled ank tucked muslin Curtains, 2 f2 yards long 5tucks, value 0Sc, 40c a pair.
 100 pair RuffIed and striped
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Lot fine platt, valencienes and venetian band Laces, regular price l5c to 25c, Sc a yard.
 Narrow valencienes Laces, l5c piece of 10 yard.
 Lot torsIion Laces, 2c a yard from Sc.
 1 gross mems silk shield bow Ties, regular price Z l-2c, SC each.
 Several odd lots mems soc. aN75c Shirts. new goods, with
 without collar, 20c each. AMen's black and black and ehte Working Shirts 20c each yrom 30c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-31

Largest Window. The largest window in Britain is the east window in York cathedral. It is l5 feet high and g feet wide.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-31
STOP AND THINK.
COMBINATIONS

S4 worth. 40. with this order: pkg Shredded Cod at ........ 10cl 1 bot Uncle sam Catsup ... 12ct can Deviled Ham ............ 1Oc X ,jar.Jam. aly tisavsf .-...... 15ct bar 0I.vN z 'r> < 5cS
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The Turi1bull Company
 I3o East Main Street. TELEPHONE 355-2. FREE DELIVERY
I3o East Main Street

Reliable other Waterbury think if this list will truth our assertion. @-2>&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14

ieBt ietn: Gemofrnten- 6ronfgromll
pom Carroll County, Glibu 6. Sod.
ion pom 8icomicosGountD Sobn =.
George BON Queen MINES Gountn,
Z. Scrbert Shriucr pom Carroll
Gountp, Charles s. anopp bon Bal
timore, Samuel q. W}to0 bon @bors
S.GountD uno 6croiuouO @iQiomS
BON 2(Qe0onn.GomtD; &cplblifoner
- GborIe8 s. @onoportc BON 9olti.
morc.GomltD.
0oS 8otum fir sic Glcftorcn in
Baltimore mar, mie fol8t:
0cmotroteu - 47,90t fir 6ronf
9romn 47,O14 fir GIibu 6. Sodion,
4G,9G2 fir Sobn &. @cor9c 4G,945
fir z. Serbert Sbriper, 46,993 fir
SomeS Sling, 4G,957 fir Charles $.
anopp, 1910 fir SomI. u. Wht0O
unO 46,942 fir GerOinonO @iQiams.
HepubIifnner - 474l4 fiir GboS.
8. 9onnpartc, 1928 iiir GoIton g.
greb, 46,222 fiir u. Moitou @olfcr,
4G,174 fir Gomoro W. &lacu, JIM,
1852 fir @corgc N. 5artlnon,
46,206 fir Robert 0alc, 1850 iiir
s. 8cbb Sbomo8 mo lG,t9S iiir
2llireo Is. SturgiB.
YrobibitioniItcn - 73t iiir &Sil-
liam @iSriel, 7O2 fiir @iaiom
&IcinIe, 700 fir &orprencc 6oiting$,
688 fiir Sobn %. WfofIcm $50 iiir
Gomoro &idoroion, 695 fir Gum
mcrfieIo 9olomin $50 fir Samuel
81. Neopc uno ~ fir 6ronf Sig
gins.
So5ioliItcn - tl6t iiir Nfortin
@loB, 1880 fir @cniomin V. Oil
fcuhougG 1869 fir 9leran0cr Non-
roe, 1865 fir Eotrid O'Gomor,
1868 fir 6ronf Morcd, 1861 fir
CHARLES 3. Smmoer5, 1856 fir
MoieS @iacr mo 1881 fir Gomaro
81. 6crrari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
1O5,tt6 t04,9lS 10492O 1050O6 1O493O 105,t33

9as iO5ioIiitiid)e &otum betrug
100000 in Sainois, 10000 III Nefp-
Dorf. ie 10000 in Ohio, E%enniploo-
MEN, @isconiin mo Californian, ie
1900 bis 10000 in Winneioto,
Miliouri ESn0ionn uno Soma, To-
600 bis $1,000 IN icoem DER Stootcn
M~oiiotuietts, Wibigan, Nen-ScrIep
uno @oibington, 5000 bis 10000 III
ieocm Der Stooten &onIaS, Ne-
brasfa, Soobo, lltob, Oregon, Mon
tona uno Serns, $500 bis 5000 III
ieoem Der Stooten Woine, Warp'
lono, Noro.G afoto, Sfaboma, Sent
tildp, Ilobomo, Iri5ono, Gonnecti'
cut, Neip.Sompibire, Senneliee nno
@eit-@ irainien, 500 bis 1900 in ben
Stooten Irfonios, Colorado, Geld
pare, Georgia, 2%ouiiiono, Wiliii-
iippi. Nepabo, Hbooe.SSlanO, Ser.
mont, Iirsinien Siib.Gofota uno
@pomina; ole beioen Gorolinos 90.
ben 5niammen 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14

leien bon ser 2oitbollSmirtbin Srau
Mc2ougblin on Der Gfe BON Sorri-
ion uno 9eringtonitroBc 9eionot
moroen, ann 10 Yiuno Seitenipcf 81
bolen. Sic befamen Den Sped, Der
8leii6bGnblcr trarte ibnen obcr nift
mo fol9te ibneu nod Dem &oltbouie.
9lls tie an oemielben porbei 9ingcn,
riei Sr. @rieb ben Eoli5iIten Sooner
berbei, ser Die beioen 6leilhfGuier
perboftete. 6rou Mc2augblin iogte,
iic babe sic beioen M1nner nidt &c.
ionot, &ooi Grammar i'm mittlercrt
Stotion8bouie iiberpieS WtcSntire
utb Siernep eeitern ipegen nn9eb.
liher Gor~ipiegelung iollher Sbat,
laden Dem @eridtsperfabre1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
9aS consreitoncQc 9ohrm mar,

9oS eOngreftoncac @otnm mar,
rDie folgt:
8peiter oiitrift (15. uno IS.
@aro) = 8oIbott, Gem, 4043;
@arrett, &ep., 1850; Spcncer, Prob.,
lis.
9rittqr Qiitrift ole criten odt
@oroS, ole %. @oro mo Der g., TO-,
II. uno 70. Grq5inft Der is. @orb)
@eper, Gem, 1913; 8odter,
Hep., 174O5; Sonca, So5, 529;
Noberts, Erob., 267.
Sierter 0iltrift g., 10, H., ~,
49,, H., IT,, 10. mo 20. @oro uno
l., 2, 3. luto 10, &rc5inft Ser IS.
8oro)-@ia, Sem, 1864; Smith,
Nep., 1854; M%c2augbIin, Frob.,
All.
8iinftcr 0iitrift (21., 90, "a.
8oro ml0 a., 8, G., 7. mo 8, Gre.
8inft Der IS. @oro) - Sill, Gem,
4444, Vtlt0o, Hep, ob4b, Is. ".
gflloo, unabbGngi9er Hepu6lifoner,
175; Solution Grob, "A.
is mlr6en in Baltimore t04, 048
Stimmen o6geqe6cn, ober MIR 81.
537 fiir Die Yrdii0cuten @lettoren
nno $3.50 fir Die GongreB-G anbi-
ooten ge3GbIt. IS miiiien oemnod
COLL Stimm5etteI ais fulih morfirt
oils9emorfen morocn iein, unO 9557
8obler baben MIR iiir sic Yrdiioeut-
ihoftSs mo ni6t iitr Die GongreB.
Gonoiooten gcItimmt.
Die na6Itcbenocu Gobcllcn 5cigCn
ooa GleftorolUotlm i'm Stdutc. Die
lelben Iino ober nidt Gon5 uollitGn,
Dig. &n Dem @cridt ans Charles
Gorntp feblen nod Orei 0iitrittc,
mo Scr 8eridt ans @orccitcr.Gom
IN lit ofienbor lmpoIitGnoiA Is ioll
luobrifeinlid 1900 fir Die 0emotro-
ten u10 1900 fir Die HcpubIitoncr
bciBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
9te YrafOentenDabl.

9epeiden aus 0euti6Guno beWei'
fen, nit ncI6em Sntereiie man oa'
ieIbIt Die 8obI zines @rdiiOenten Der
Gercinigten Stonten berfoIgte. User
nun ieineu Angeb6rigeu oOcr 6relm.
ben in ser olten 6eimotD cine boil
ItGnoige @ei6ibte ser @obI 5utom'
men laiieu Mil, lolte nidt perlolI-
men, 0eniclbeu cine Hummcr 0e3
lebtcn 8odenblutteS oe8 ,Geuti6et
Gorreiponoenten" 81 icnoeu. NltBer
Sen @obIberi6teu uno c%rcclcnten
8iI0ern oe3 neuerlpGbItcn &rGlt0eIls
ten uno &ice-YrGiioenten entbdlt OoS
@odcn6lott alt6 8eridte iibcr De
Qcbcn6eitcu in olleu Sbeilen ser Yer
cinigtcn Staaten. 0aS @ohenblott
0c8 o0eutl6en GorreiponOcnten"
ciguet iid gou5 %beionOer5 5lrr Ser
ieuOumg uoh europa, neil Is cine
flare lleberIi6t iiber bic bier 81
2onoe eriItirenoen &erbGltniiic gtcbt.
Die Itetig GROCER meroenoe 3ubl
rmierer ml9l1noil6en Nbounentelt
benefit, Dab sic 3eitung Elm germ &C.
iebener @oIt in Der olten &cinlotb
mo ser Snbult fir ale aloiicn mo
StGnoe BON groBcm Snterciie lit.
Ger @reiS elmer ein5clucn 9alm-
mcr oeS @odenblotteS, einidIicBIid
9orto nod europa, lit Z GtS. Der
abonnemcntSpreiS fiir elm 3o6r be,
trGgt $500 bel &orauSbc3oblltng,
Ii6crlid cine fleinc Summe @eIoeS,
menn man sic 6relloe in @etratt
5iebt, oie Our6 Die 8uienOung elmer
oeutid omerifaniiheu 3eitlm8 bel
0en 2ieben in ser alien Seimutb per-
urIaht miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
Sas Offi5iellr @Otmm.

a%iorDlano erludblt iieben ocmofruti.
Idle un0 einen repubIifanii6en
Erdiioenten Gleftor. 9(na
Charles. uno @orceIter Golntr
'cblen nod Die gcilouen 9eri6tc.
- 6511 Stinm5ettcl in 9ulti-
more feblcrbnit mnrfirt. - 9557
Stimmcn ncnigcr fir GongreB-
Gnnoiooten, dis fiir Br4iiocnt,
idoft9 Gonoiooten in Baltimore
nbgcgcbeu. - Gas @eiommt-Gc.
iuItut I'M Stoot. - 9eOcntenocs
So5ioliiten Botlrm I'M gan3cir
@un0c.
0ic 8oblnufii6ts = 9eb0roc fir
Baltimore modteS amitog9lbeno Dos
in Den q &aroS ser Stuot aboea@
bcnc &otum fir Observation-Disclosures.
loren mo oie GongrcBsGonOioutcn
betall1t. Sallelbe ergtebt, Dob Iiebc.l
ocnlofratiihe Gleftoren r1o Elm re.
publifoniiher @lcttnr, Sr. G6aS. =.
8ondporte, in ocrStaot erlpGblt Iin0.
Gr-0ollperncur 6ranf @romn oeIicn
Nnnlc an ser Spite Ger oemotrati,
id)cn Gleftoren Itono, erbielt ca. 1000
Stimmen mebr, ais leinc Golcgcr,
ln0 Sr. 9onopnrte. ociien gtome an
ser Spite Ser rcpubIitonilden @lcfs
loren ltano, bctum 1900 Stimmcn
mIebr, oils feline repltbIifoniihen Sol.
le9en, mo 800 mebr, ais Srn.
9romn'9 iieben o%emofrotiide Goucs
gen. @r. Somuel u. Wtu0o 6at bon
Den oemofrotii6rn Gleftorcn Die mic.
0rigite Stimmcn5obl. Ro6 ben sc,
ridtcn aus Den Counties bleibt obsr
Ser Ocmofrutiihc Gleftor SomeaaiuG
6intcr ibm JIriid, uno boS GIettornt.
potlm miro mic iol9t 5uiomnen8es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14

io5ioIiitiid de &otnm.
0oS So5ialiltensgotum bat nid,t
MIR IN Der Stoot uno i'm Stautc,
ionbcrn i'm aon5en 2unoe betrdft'
lid 5ugenommen. Su Der Staot bo'
ben bic So5ioliltcn ungefdbr 1900
Stimmen oui iid) pereint, ooer nnge'
fobr nod Gin Wal 10 piel, mie Ole
Yrobibitioniiten. 9tm Stortlteu mar
oos So5ioliitens Gotum in Der B., D.,
g., Z, s., TO-, t3., 20. uno "a. @arb.
9toh Den bort liegenben 8eidofts.
centren 81 lrtbeilerL iinb es meiltenS
lene Seute, mel6e I'M @iienbobn.
oienlte ooer in G%ileniperfen tb1tio
limo, pelde Dos So5ialilten.S idet &c.
ltlnmt boben, Cine interelionte Ia.
belle iiber ooS So6ioliiteu. Iotum IN
Den Ser. Stooten lit ioeben peroi,
Ientliht morben; oieielbe 5eigt boS
Nulnodieu 0eS Npt1tuS. mic fnlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-14
SIS lcbc Der yblanc" SOnntas!

Scds Monn 81 &ocuit-Eoint III Ell
mem @riputbollS bei'm aortcn.
ipiel perboftct. - Cine %reiultot.
loie &o55iu.
Sergeant Gboiuou unO Orei 80,
li3iiten bonn iiioli6en 9iitrift ii6er.
uumpelten geltern Worgcn in Der
@obnunQ bon &rn. Ntid,. S6miot,
Nr. 1909, Coolies troBe, 2ocuit.
Eoint, Srn. S6mi0t un0 fitnf
Srcrmoe, ais oieielbcn bel cinent Scar.
tenipieI 5uiommen ioBen. Gie lcd]@
Nrreitonten mur6en, nndocm lie
etlihe Stlmoen bintcr idpeoiId)ea
Gardiner geieiien botten, ic nm 81
mo Soften beitroft.
Nbgcblibt.
9ic Sergeanten Griffith un0 Gom.
S6ulb untcruubmen geitern enc
Hu55io orf Die @irtbihoft BON Srn.
Solomon q. Gbonep, Tr. 1874, Weit.
6ort.apenuc, uno perboftetcn Srn.
Gbonep megen SonntogSperfaufs,
luGbreno lein 9rlloer, Ilbert Gbanep,
ipegen Sonntogsorbeit bcr6oftct
tpuroe. Neun5cbn WGnner, melde
ais 3eugen mitgenommen DltroelL
beihlporen, Bob lie feline 8etr1nfc
und Wfitternod)t erbiclten uno go
Ii5eiri6ter Cor mies oober oen Saa
ob. Die Foli5ci puroe nm 1 llbr
Worgens geluobr, ooB iih einclRenge
Rcger in Dem @ebGltoe b%efanoenJ
uno lie unt5ingcltc sic 8irtbidoft.
Die @eieuidoit ifien iidJ ieood Nrilt-
men luobl 5u fiibten, un0 crit I'M I
l1br WorgenS 0ffnete ser @irtb otc
Sbiirc, pabrenb Die beoolernsmers
then 9laIrode ole gauge Nod)t I'M
He9en %itonoen.
Gin Seierte mr.
Der 9unoeSmorine, lpelfer ongeblid
BON Dem Sdulififf o6rahflin"
Oeicrtirte, puroe g%eitcrn I'M iiioliden
GiItrift bon Dem Boli5iiten &ennpion
pcrboitct. Gr miro fir ole Militdrbe-
boroen ieitgeboltcn.
ii 9ler in Salt.
Die Nodbarn bon 6rau Minnie
Smith, Nr. 2t7, Siib SborpItraBe,
iullroen geitern Wtorgen oilrh Siilfe,
rll1e Der Srnl aus ibrem Shlummer
9erpeft, lrnO Elm Boli5iit, lpeld]er IN
ooS @oliS einornng, fono Smitb beI
Dem Fril9eln ieiner @ottin Dor. gr
lpilroe not Nlnnero Cider gebrad)t
i'rlo geltcrn pom Goli5eirifter Cor
nab Dem @efGngniB geianbt. nm
'etllerl Fro5eB megcn Hubeitorlng
''ho tbotllden GngriffS ob5uporten.
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gcnnings = Gcnncn.

Sir Die Ser6itrcnnen Oes n@oi6a
ineton Sodep- Stubs" 0eompooos
Station, an @odentogen pom II.
gtopember bis 3. 9e5ember. Spe5iol-
5llg nit angebGngtem Yorlormnggon
perlaBt an Sugen Ser &ennen llnior-
9abnbof 1910 Hodm. uub febrt
nad oen Hennen 5uriid. 6abrfarten,
einldlieBlid) @intritts- Coupon, per-
ben sur State BON $3.50 perfouit lper-
ben; giiltig mir fir Die Sin. mo
Tiidfobrt ouf Dem S%pe5ioI5uge aln
Gage bes 8erfaufS.
(319,2t 24,7S,3t4,5.S)
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Cine intereiiont alogc

Cine intereiionte alogt
muroe I'M Superior-@ eri6t bon
SSssroel 9erfenfelo gegen Die v9tids
aoro Seuerperiiherungs 8elell.
Ihoft" eingereiht. 8lG9er perlongt
bon Der @eieaidoft Die aus5oblung
Der 8erliderungsiumme bon $500
aui oos mitperbrannte @oorenlo9er
an Der Siioipeit.gde BON Baltimore
Strobe unb Mari6-T orfet.S paee.
Die ELECTROMAGNETIC lief om Wfit.
tag oes Z. Sebruar ob, al Incident
oos groBe 6erler ausbra6. Die
@ooren pltroen aber crit am nndl-
item Woreen 5eritort. Sn Der Slage
miro bebauptet, Dab es ein nnnntcr-
brohenes 5eiier luar, in meldlem Die
8orr1tbe perbrannten.
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SHtcrciionte Stuoien II
Scr Obttultur. - SIN ySoteI
Henncrt" fon0 am Somitog Ibeno
Gin @onfctt itott, bel melbem fern
loic Ncpiel OoS Sntereiic Der Sbcil,
ncbntcr Crregtcn, &r, gSiIlium e.
S6eu bon @runo <nctior, Gol.,
idnitt babel Die Ncpiel ollrdJ un0
5ci9tc Den @0itcnL ooB Die BON linn
NC3oacncn Ncpicl iuc0er &ernc, nod
&rcbS buttcn. 0r. S6cu ertlGrtc
babel Dob Sr, Sobn i. Spencer in
@run0 &lmCtioL @rnn0 NaIlcn
Wteio.Golntu, Californian, Dor Ian
acrcr Belt Ourh Die 3utt BON ioo.
menlolcn 2Ipfcliincn nlli ocu @eoons
fen gctommcn iei, cbeniollS iaonlen.
lolc Ncptcl 5u 6iid)tenL mo 0nmit &c
raoejn mun0erbnrc Grfol1c Cr5ieIt
babe. @or fiinf Sobren bobe er iiinf
@Glmc NIT ioomenloicn Nepfcln &c.
bubt, mo bicie babe cr ieitoem alli
1000 pcrnlcbrt. 8ci Der 3ild)t oicicr
&0ltmc babe fcrncr Nr. Spencer Die
mlu10crpollc Gnt0edlnN Qcnladt,
ooB Ole NcpielbGlmlc fir tcrnIole
Neplcl feline NliitbCt cntmideln uno
III 6ol8c Ncilcn nlld) Dem Sroituctter
l1ld)t ~olls9elcbt iino, Die anoipcn
oltlcn iih nidt uno gcben Den IN.
lcften feline @elegcnbeit, ibre @icr in
bic @liltben 5l lcgeu, 10 DAB niht
MIR elm ternloicr, ionoern olld) that.
lod)Ith ctn mnrmloicr gpiel INNER
Iiter lit. Die 10 9e5ogcncu %cpIcl
boben lid Icrncr 0on5 bcionocr@ iiir
ben %crion0t gccignet. Inter ocn
@erren, lpeIfc Dem 9onfctt bel.
iuobntcn, lporcn Or. u. VI. &. 0obmc,
@cor9 SIummcr, ", &. Sdclt uno
ScnrD 9lmmmcr.
will iciuc Gohtcr boIcn.
~ 9r. 5. Is. 9Up BON @elt.@oint,
Go., oeIien ~l7.iobrigeS 1ohterdcn
WtomIon0 ibm um 6reitog ourd,.
brannte, Inn bier IN Baltimore 5ltr
9ilbne 81 gebetL mo olli cine 81.
pcide oes Gaters bin BON 5lpei Sc.
beimpoli3iiten empfongen murOe, 10.
balb lie am Somitog bonn 9oioom.
pier Baltimore" bier obItieg lonQte
geitern bier an, NM beute Die Gltrd).
gnngerin nit mad Solie 81 nebmen.
er qilnrtierte lid) in eincm SoteI elm,
lieb Die 5odter nber I'M mittleren
Stationsbauie bis sum 3eitpuntt
Der Sbfabrt oes Sampiers, % or
befiirhtete, onB lie ibm i'm @otel
nod1nloIs enttpiid,en loiiroe. 9r.
geip, peId)er 8auuiiternebmer tit,
iagte, Mowlato babe iriiber id)on
cinnaI fran5oiiiden abidiro senom.
men, ici aber iofort eingefanaen
mar0pu
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SiQiac Sdliffsfarten

bon Baltimore nod Bremen: aaiiite
$3t uno $33, 3miidenoef $50.
Bon 9remen Bis Baltimore: 9aiiite
$50. 3iuiihenoed fir Baiiagiere
aus 9euti6Iano $34, aus Seltreid
$24.50, aus ltngarn uno Groatien
$40. Sbeo. $. 0~iener u 6 o.,
ia Slt.2erinston. StraBe. 3immer
9r. 3. (237@
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@cloIenOnnsen nad 9emtidlanS nnS
ScItreidl

5u "a eentS pro Marf unb POI.
Vents pro arone. 8orto ertra.
@edlel allsgeitelt ouf ale 9bei.
DER @elt. giuise Sdifisfarten pot
nlo mad SeutidIano. Sbeo. s.
0tener & Co., ia SIt.2erine
fon'Str. 3immer Ger. 3. 1851