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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
The South the Safeguard of
the Republic.

The South needs TO cease its
\ hopeless contest To select a Pres
/ ident. or even to suggest one. In
national affairs. its influence is now
at the minimum and it must turn
its attention TO local problems,
government and development. In
the providence of creation, it is
the favored section of the world,
possessing a greater wealth of re-
sources, climate AID soil fertility
than any other section. On these
il can rely to make il great and
prosperous, despite any adverse
discrimination that may accrue To
il from the administration of "A
hostile political party.
1t Is peopled by proud race
from the best blood Of European
nations, and its population is the
safeguard of the American repub-
TIC tiphti'ili5 itS phiy PicoCi "a
ton in times of communistic and
anarchistic upheaval, which the
incongruous population of the
North. the East and the West
promise in the future.
This section stands alone in it's
convictions Of constitutional gov
erment. but the day will come
when it will preserve the Union
as effectuaIly as it failed to dis
solve il. aud it will be as right
then as il was in 1860.
1t stands unalterably opposed to
a trust government, Imperialism
and race degeneration, and in the
eternal fitness of things and the
unalterable decree Of Omnipotence,
that government, civilization and
the human race shall progress to-
wards perfection. it will dominate
in the end
The South established this gov
eminent and il will be called upon
to preserve it.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More thand half Of mankind over sixty
years of sge suffer from kidney and blad-
der disorders. unusually enlargement OF
prostate gland. This IL both painful
and dangerous, and Foiey's Kidney Cure
should be taken NJ the first sign oil dan
yer, a. IL corrects irregularities ana mas
cured many old men Of this disease Mr.
Rodney Burnett. Rockport, No, writes:
Il suffered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure feel better than | have for twenty
years although am nov ~ years old "
Sold by j. l.. Shell a Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

New Subscribers added Ia Long
Distance Telephone and Telegraph
Company list and not found i'm the
directory:
49, DIR. l.. -. Granlof, dental office.
~. 4. &. MctandlaSS. residence.
22ti. h. 4. Trmpleton. restaurant.
2ig. r.. r. Templeton. residence.
los. / Is. Thomas, stable.
yl6. Clay County Cotton oil Go.
us. Harvey Estes. residence.
81. Mrs. =. -. Haughton, residence
49,. Mrs. l.. SummcrIord, residence
49,. Mrs. u. Brown, residence.
2-il- j. -. Pennington. residence.
~. Mrs. T.. o. Jones, dress making
22i. X. a. Honea. restaurant.
-. X. y. Honea. residence.
80. Mrs. Lewis Griffin. residence.
2g1-2 rings J. &. Crosby, country
residence.
I54. Mrs. III. g.. Wood. residence.
2al. Henry Andrews (col.), pressing
22~. Pete Anderson (cOi. restaurant
~. Tabitha Paine, tcol. restaurant
our new directory for 1893, first
half year, will soon be ready To Ice
printed. and would advise all par
tics who are now wanting telephones
installed To place their orders as
early n possible in order 10 have
their names and numbers properly
entered la the directory, AZ We can
not make amy changes after the
book has gone To press. We intend
max ing "A neat. clean. business book
and will also have some nice adver-
Using space AT reasonable prices
that can be had by seeing the local
manager, Mr.. +. 4. BufoId, mt Tel
ephone Office on Meridian Street.
JITIZEnS' l.. ID. TEL. n TEL. Go.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
Kings Improved Cotton Seed.

RECOMMENDS BY UNITED State
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
Natures earlier and yields NOR,
than any other cotton. This year
planted all over the boil weevil dis
tricts of Texas. The only way to be
certain that You are getting the gem
uinc unmiXed King Cotton Seed j.
10 have them shipped from Mr.. King
himself. in North Carolina. Having
been grown in high latitude, these
seed will mature "A crop two weeks
earlier than the same kind of seed
raised here, and IA month earlier
than any other seed raised here.
J. w. DUNN. Monroe, La,
General Agent for Mississippi, Louis
lana and Arkansas. (ol4-2m.)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
THE HOME OF Who'll


THE HOME
To Mothers OF Ai1ing Children
Many little boys and girls in this
town are weak, thin-1egged. hollow
checked and b1oodless. We wish every
mother could know what Vinol Will do
for such children. We promise that it
Will create flesh. build them up and make
them strong, robust and rosy. If it fails
to do this we will cheerfu1ly return all
the money paid for the Vino1 taken.
On these terms it's your duty to try it.
PHOENIX DRUG co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
Mr. Taft's Speech.

Secretary OF War Taft made "A
speech al New Orleans, last Sat
urday night. in response 70 the
toast. The President and the
Army"
The speech rings as il il were
al attempt of Mr. Roosevelt,
through a close personl friend,
10 say something that " suld con
ciliate the south for his whilom
disregard Of its social customs aud
ideals. Mr.. Taft said:
Now ! am glad 10 say that he
j. going 10 make a visit to this
part of the country. And ask
YOU 10 listen 10 him as ne talks
"a your face. and / ask you. when
he has talked 10 you face TO face.
u say whether you think he is a
sectional man or has any sectional
+, cling or hostility. / ask you to
look through all bis writings, and
was there ever candidate who
has written so much upon every
subject. ~ every time of life? !
ask you to look through his writ
ings. and find single thing that
indicates hostility or sectional
feeling towards the South"
The above would lead the South
to believe that the President en-
tertains kindly motives towards
this section, and goes 50 far as 20
cite what he has written rs proof
Of his attitude.
Few of us are familiar with
what Mr.. Roosevelt has written,
and would not Judge Of him by
that standard If we had. There
n am old saying that actions speak
louder than words, and il the
Presidents actions are to be taken
as AN indication of his attitude,
his writings would read nothing
but hostility to Southern interests
and standards
There is conviction in consis-
tpucy. and, if Mr.. Taft would have
the South to believe that tine
President really means well to-
wards it. he must harmonic his
acts and writings.
IT Mr. Taft's utterances reflect a
changed attitude Of the imam in
power, then let him say SO, and
not throw down gap, expecting
the Southern people TO go through
and concede that they have done
wrong in criticizing Mr.. Roose-
yelt nj all.
The South does not care about
the administrative power writing
one way and acting another. nor
will il ever have faith in written
protestations unless their sinceri-
~ are verified ia something more
convincing than words.
n b. surprising how quick California
-. Ny.t.w. utt "a hne wake mr. tho
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

why did she get so angry when
her husband referred 10 her n his
better half"
Shes his second wife. and |
suppose it made her mad because
he didn't refer to her as the whole
thing. Chicago Record Herald.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Mamma. where does santa Claus
get The pretty things for as: Al
GAYS. he will be- there with a full
line ~ beautiful things. such a.
dolls. toys. toy pistols gnn> and
hundreds of other things
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
the 18th day Decent
Der, 1904,
NONRESIDENT Notice.

The State of Mississippi. Monroe County.
Chancery Court. December Term, 1894.
g. w. Searcy. ompiainant,
No. fsSSs.
john Elliott and Virginia Mann Of +
vile. Tenn. post office address unknown
You are commanded To- appear before tEe
Chancery Court of said county, IN the city az
Aberdeen. Mississippi. gu the
Second Monday in December,
1904 then and the re to defend the suit in said
court of q. W Searcy. wherein yon Of
the defendant.
Witness my hand this the 10th day Of Novem-
Der. 1904. r SMITH. clerk
By u. q RAY. ID. G.
ID. w. Houston. solicitor for compla inant.
November Is. 1854.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

California Prune Waters, natures cure
for all bowel troubles. Act promptly
without pain or Inconvenience. 100 for
% cents. Ask your Druggist
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
Race Track Addition, Gulfpor t.

Having sold the first 100 lots at
$25 90 each, the next 100 lots are
$50. 90 each, 50 down and So per
month.
Phil. A. DoLAN, Owner,
Feb. 26. Gulfport. Miss
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

A Clean and Well Pressed Man
is an Idol of Admiration An
drews The Clothing Man. Phone
33O
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Take one California Prune Wafer after
each meal and you will never know Dys-
pepsia, or Constipation. 100 for 2Sc.
Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, no
matter of how long standing. in 6 to IA
days First application gives ease and
rest. SOC. If your druggist hasn't il send
5Oc in stamps and il will be forwarded
post. paid by Paris Medicine Co., St.
Louis, Mo- lo7-bmJ
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Natures own dissolvent. California
Prune Waters cure constipation aud all
bilious troubles. 100 for zoe. Ask your
Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

THAT MOST EXCELLENT,
PRACTICAL, PROGRESSIVE
INSTITUTION, HARRIS BUS
MESS COLLEGE, jackson,
Miss. is now in a position to give
FIRST CLASS business course
without the cost of tuition. They
can take only limited number
Write them AT ONCE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PUBLIC ROADS TO BE WORKED BY CON
TRACTS.
The State of Mississippi. ,hs-.,...,, Nj
Monroe. County AoeFueeh' MISS.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board 81 SUI
pervisoFs OF Monroe county, Mississippi hav-
ing adopted the law providing for the working
of the roads of said county by contract aud
have adopted certain plans aud specitca tions
for said work Now. therefore, pursuant an
order made aud entered at the November meet
ing of said Board of Supervisors, notice Is given
to contractors that said Board will.
Monday, the 18th day DeCem-
Der, 1904,
at the west door of the court house OF said
county in the city of Aberdeen, NJ Mississippi.
proceed tn let "a the lowest best and respond
fnr the working or tine public roads of said
county. according to the plans and specihca-
tions adopted by said and now on file and of
record in the office of the ChancerN Clerk of
said counto- Notice Is also given that -he sue
cessfuf bidder or bidders Will be required t. ex-
ecnte good and sufficient bond bonds IN a
sum equal to the amount of the bid or bids.
conditioned according To law for the faithful
performance of contract or contracts.
BY order of the Boa Il of Supervisors. This
the lsth day of Nogember, 1904.
{. T.. SMITH.
Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors of Monroe
County, Mississippi.
By q. q. RAY Deputy Clerk.
November Is 1904
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

California Prune Waters will preserve
your health, cleanse your system aud pu
rify your blood. Try them. 100 for ?:
cents. Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Papa, where is Santa Claus?
At GAYS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

This is to certify that all druggists are
authorized to refund your money il Fo-
ley's Honey aud Tar fails To cure your
cough or cold 1t stops the cough and
heals the lungs. Prevents pneumonia
and will cure incipient consumption
Contains no opiates and Is safest for
children Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar and insist on having it. Stops the
cough aud heals the lungs. j. II. Shell
4 Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

A safe, agreeable aud mild remedy fo
constipation, biliousness ana indigestion.
California Prune Waters. 100 for p cts.
Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Throw Physic to the Dogs" Califor-
mia Prune Waters are natures own RENE
dy for constipation and biiiousness- 10c
for - cents. Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Best second cutting Johnson Grass
Hay, 5000 per ton.
Phone ~. +. d. CARTER 4 CO.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

School Books at list prices.
PHHNI\ DRUG co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

They act on the contents of the bowels,
cleansing thoroughly with soothing of
feet. California Prune Waters, loo for
Is cents Ask your Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

ft D. surprising h"w quiek California
Pruue Waters ACT They wake ur thr
sluggish liver No grippe, 40 pain. l"'
for Zoe Ask your Druggist
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25

Mama, where is Santa Claus?
At GAYS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-11-25
New Telephone Subscribers.

New subscribers added To Long
Distance Telephone and Telegraph
Company list and not found i'm the
Iir.l.lnIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

merpalast zines -Gesandten oder Mini
sterresidenten in einem ueberseeischen
Lande. Am Schkusse. der Etats-Bera-
thung werden sic damn wieder nit der
"Ablehnung'' des gesammten Etats
prunken, UNI den gluten Waehlern da
draussen sagen zu koennen: wir haben
ais Sozialdemokpaten und wahreFreun-
de des Volkes Allies abgelehnt. I'm Fe-
bruar 1903 befuerWortete Hr. Singer ais
Referent fuer die Ausstellung in st.
Louis $4,000 Mark jaehrliche Diaeten u.
Observation-Disclosures fuer den ersten
deutschen Commissaer, jetzt wird er So
gar Observation-Disclosures fuer
diesen Zweck gu vertreten haben. Diese
Thatsache eroefGnet die Aussicht, dass
es wohl auch i'm Zukunftsstaate einen
Unterschied der Stellung und der Ge-
haltsbezuege geben wird. Gespannt
darf man auf die Haltung der soziol-
demokratischen A~bgeordneten bel der
Berathung des Militaer-Etats insbeson-
dere bel den Gehaltserhoehungen fuer
Unteroffiziere ind Oberstlieutenants
sein, ebenso bel der Vermehrung der
ZahI der Unteroffiziere. Els scheint fast,
ais oh sic geneigt seien, desc Mehrfor-
derungen zu bewilligen. Frueher wa
rem die Sozialdemokraten grundsaetZli-
che Gegner aller Militaer- und Marine
Forderungen, in den Jahren 1902 und
1903 haben sic diesen Grundsatz yum err
stem Nal .'revidirt' und fuer einZelne
Titel aus sachlichen Gruenden ge-
stimmt; jetzt werden sic G~elegenheit
haben, weitere Fo~rtschritte i'm BewiIli-
gen zu machen und i'm naechsten Jahr
vielieicht schon aus ''sachlichen Gruen-
den cine Vermehrung der Auslands-
Flotte beschliessen, So macht auch die
Sozialdemokratie die Erfahrung, lass
sic init ihrer zunehmenden Staerke u
praktischen Mitarbeit gezwungen list,
und dass sic, sobald die Entscheidung
einmal wirklich Won linen abhaengen
sollte, ebenso fuer den ganzen Etat
stimmen wird, vie dies heute amSchluss
der Etatsberathungen die buergerlichen
Parteien zu thun pflegen, UNI die ge-
sammte Reichsmaschinerie nicht yum
Stillstand Zu bringen. Die "Revisioni-
stem" in der Observation-Disclosures Par
tel muessten hire helle Freude haben,
wenn sic in der Budget Commission i'll
re Collegen der schaerferen Tonart be-
reits heute so eifrig an der Bewini-
gungsarbeit saehen. Wir wollen den
Herren aus ihrer positiven Mitarbeit
keinen Vorwurf machen; wiz koennen
uns nur darueber freuen, dass auch sic
SIGH bel ihren Antraegen und Abstim-
munger lediglich Won sachlichen Err
waegungen leiten lassen und so auch
ihr Tneil an Observation-Disclosures fuer
die Ausgaben des Reiches ueberneh-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

Lawrence e. Tierney, Al, Powhattan,
WA, und Nora Clocke, 20 Jahre alt.
Ernst G. Murphy, q, Nj. 6, O'Donnell-
strasse, Baltimore-County und Anna
c. Bayless, 10 Jahre alt.
VIM. r. Harding, 81. st. Marys-Co..
Md, n Annie NJ. Johnson, q Jahre
alt. Charles-County Md, Licenz ge-
holt Won James f. Dorsey, Mr.. 109, Ost-
Montgomerystr.
Clinton F. Price, 81, und Edna May
Mendham, 81 Jahre alt, Beide Won Phi
ladelphia.
Paul S. Charlesworth, 23. Mr.. 516, Ha-
noverstr., und Frieda ~Schindele, % Jah-
re alt.
George S. P~hoebus, %. und Alice Eff
ford, 90 Jahre alt; LicenZ ,geholt o
Harry Heath, Mr.. 1926 Ost-Fayettestr.
Francis II. Warus, "a, Mr.. 1116, Cen
tral-Ave., und Katherine Kline, 81 Jah-
re alt.
VIM. G. b. Wink, 81, und Clara Hind
lie, % Jahre alt, M. 2039, McCullohstr.
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Weftrn Mnrblanb Balm.

9rat n arat 20. R%pptmbtr lpoa
3ast perlaHtn SiatnsS tation, pit toloi:
Idaltd d.
40 trib - SdntapOtt pauptlinie, pdatrBtoipn,
Wapntsboro, U. & 70. Vabn unh ben eaotn,
unb ausgsuOmmtR eonntnQs 2. y. ". o.,
ebambersburo. Wartinsbure mno Windetu.
Ills Nbenos - aitOm. nab uuionsBribet.
2da.lid d, ausetne Conntaes
T.25 irub - Votf, v. & o. 9ip. unb oaupfltnis
Shli$ pom sulOre Sr0Ot Carlisle unS O. & 8,
825 Born. Saupttinit, 6aeusioipn, ebippths'
blue, Grtouid, Smniitsbura uRo u. 4 Wy. Rp.
bis Clifton.
1012 @Orm. aftom. nab tlHiOus9ripet, gsri
uRD Gsitesbure.
225 Iabm. = Nftom. naa hniouspritut.
325 Ra6nl. - Ntfom. nab Gmotp @rOp,, o. b
o. Sip., Joni, Uori.
'445 Vabm. - Grprts na6 @lonbon, @timin,
tH, 9tipsgeinbior, ilniorssribot NIB bonn Vie
iom. bis Saetrstoiun; frnr 0rtotIid, gmnlts'
bute uno ebippeasbure (parlotsGarl.
Sill 0adm. - Gffom. nab GmorD wropt.
'j4S Wadm. Simitto nod Voyi. eanopr uns
GETTYSBURG. tlariors6at)
6.l2 NbtnDs - Wifom. naA llnionspribas.
eW absRos NttOm. nsd GmOrp Srspt.
Hur SpHHtaQ
9.35 Born. = Nftom. na6 Union Bridge uns
SanOp,r.
$50 gahm. - Mifom. Ha6 tnious9sieet.
4a0 Gabm. - Wltem. nah GnoTD @yept.
: Saiitn ni1t oil ptnniUlOaniasa ot. setotion an.
yiltt' uno W~tpad'Birtau, 2i5 Gt'g0liimeto
eitobt.
8iet bait,n aui Unions, Observation-Disclosures,
0ulisns uno Nafbropfs Citation an.
y. b. Grispol b, 9tH. 3raffii Wer.
o, 4. 6sDtlL Gen. Val. sHs,nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
praesideut }9ierre hurnt
OOa S6tuinSSmcbt nnS Mifbmn.
ssin 9ausar,t perin4t bic %berigmte
60b Sttbcrcnlime cSm1dlnti0m
unb iast: Isle 1T gut"

furirt unp fhulte ben 8pd'iGen aerstet
le~benstdnsliGen Ganf fur meine 6erhets
lung ;u rern,aler 0efunbtett, 8raft unb
@ewtdt. SD balte es fur meine einfa6e
Yfliht, btefe acknowledgement @uaate III
MAIDEN unb Stntn Su aeRattcn, bieielbe
III perpfftntlthen, ,ipenn sic rs wlnihen.
Sneem t6 Stnen jeeen Grfpls ;u bieiem
MISREPRESENTATION Uirfen wiinlfe, ser,
bleibe i'd
@htunasSpd
Mdrtin @ierce,
grdiieent nnb @elhdftsflbrer Der Spnerse
Sails, q. o., S6ncieemlble.
Weteran res Sirsertie9es, So. .. 1876.
e. q.
(6anecd's Sighting GprSS.)
0esenfrdrtis Suartiermeifer bee 9etpis
0ates SOFTEN SIR. 1863, g. q. 81.
@iele 4eute III 9alttmcre unb llmee-
senp iinp burh bic Sph. Snbalatipn.Se-
banbluns ron S6winbfuht rnb @lbma
sebeilt tporeen, mande, nahSem ATE an,
bsren SebanelunSsn feblf6tueen. Srau
8atbartns q. Sort, Mr. 9l3. 9inOen>
Mpenue, Ia9t SD litt an Qttma fir
IL Sabre, i'd buaete tefdnbis, fpudte I'm
an9enebmen Shleim ans unb litt fbrefli6
an fur,em @tbem, bas Spredsn mar mir
unmpelit. SD bate bsf6nbiscs Yfetfen
unb S6merssn auf Der gru1. SD litt an
Na6tldweib uno fpnnte ni6t ftlafen. SD
yerlubte piele Wittel, aber cbne Grfcls.
Meine Sreunbe elaubten, Id wirbe fer
ben. Wan riett mir, bic 8pt'i6e 9uneen.
Sur Su perfufen; id that es, unb bin nun
wptl unb fible mid s~eftrbsr ais felt bic.
len Sabren." Srau Warp Sanidd, Nr.
704, Mcrp.G cntnstpn- Mpenue, Iaat: ;, Sir
brei uno einbalb Sabre Tilt i'd an eunsen-
frantbeit, tpurte befdnbis ftls6ter, bis
man an meinem Qtten rersweiielte. Die
8pt' i6e gebdnbluna tat meine Qunsen
scufdnbis iurirt unb mir bic @efunbbeit
su%ridseecten, unb i6 bin ron SerSen
panfbar."
9aS Sattimrrcr Yirsau Der 8c6'lhtn
2unsen.8ur III In Mr. sol, NcrbcG utap.
Strabe. mo- GcnlultatiDn, llnter1u6uns
unb cine 9etanbluns sum gerIuh abfolut
fret an ale Befu6sr seeeben perben. Mar.
tet ntht, bis ts su ipdt if, ionhern fpre6t
jeBt Dor, unb Siett bic Spesidlifen her
8c6'fhen qunsen.3ur su 8dtbe. @enn
Str niht felbf fpmmen f6nnt, lfreibt fur
Elm idufrirtes Ydmpblet nebf SYmptpm.
Scrmular unt Seldreibuns Der fpeSielen
8od,fhen Sebanplun9 I'm Saule.
47-50
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Meine Serrsn:
SIN 9eantwcrtune SbreS 9risfes BON, 2.
bs. Wts., tn ipeldem sic mid mad met.
mem gesenwdrtieen acknowledgements
fraser, 9sipdbrt es mir srpbes Iersnisen,
mid ron ben @nfanssfapien nS6minp.
fu6t uns Nftma tefreit melben ;u fonnen.
Gle fperben li6 erinnsrn, baB ih I'm SO.
Stmber Dor einem Sabre bel Stnen pcrs
fpraf NIT beiten 9unsen tiS sur tieffen
SstBe 70 S~sreitert unb tpete, bab mir
feitf tas Mtbmen er0ete Shmer;en psrur-
faftt. SD buiste tstdnbia unb gas ieben
sag cine ginte BON Shleim, Der ipie
Otter ausfat, bon mir. @etn Sufen ptr-
ttnberte Sdlof, btnabm MIR ben &ppstit
Nnb madte mid Sag ME Na6t unslld.
lid. SbatfidIih perlpr i'd ifpanst9 9funb
an @eTidt unb mar 70 f6ipah bae ia
fir sitle Wcheu ans 6auS sefeNelt mar.
Nah muir apsiwphentli6u Sntalatipn
Der Sltsen Sdmpfe unb 8p6'iten Sutsr'
tuline. bic Gle fur mid perf9riebsn,
fltlte ih mid pie Elm anberer mann.
Mtin Sausarst perfudte bic Setanblung
feltf unb faste, fe let gut. SD itete bic
feibe baber fort unb bin tsute p%pGf6nbia
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Gmsen anue's GiienbatnsGu.

Gabrpia trat Rrat5 5. ben 1909,
9ampir osrlaHtn Bier Rr 10 az qiebts strabt
td9li6 tausstnfmmtn- Sennfaesl nm 4 lbr Rads
mittaos nab lest point. RtHt,SslaHo, Qutsnss
t0ipH, Gtntrtpiht, Etntsn, granpooe, gQsnboIt,
etipts une 8pif4,n. Stationtn.
9siat lattnstsipn. 6bthtreius, Gtunpsss uns
8nif@tns Stattonsn.
r. .. Ter. Tampir eamhaa wa6mittaa
$50 Mtsups.
grs4i pirs an ms&uHtas,a bis 8 risr 9a4m.
$3.50. astaS. sssi.a .. .. I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
rAUs DEM DEUTsHEN REICHE.

Die Agrarier Deutschland nehmen
cine schroffe Haltung an. = Kampf-
zolle gegen das Ausland gefordert.-
Die Ueberhand nehmende sittenlo-
sigkeit in grellen Farben geschil-
dert. Friedliche "Rothe" i'm deut-
schen Reichstage. = Diplom-Exa-
men fuer deutsche Brauerei = Inge-
nieure angeordnet. - Verschiedenes.
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Marblanb e. VennipIbania= GiIen.
bahusG omnauuie.

8iat ottlu1m 9iortb<abtnuts uuo caf,e,r,s,.
eidiisntn an Wo@,ntdatn na3 stla!r 7.30. eso
9ornL, 3.20, 425, 600 4b,Ros. gaa 8tlta I'D
Born, 800, 4.25 Na6m. ~ ut"
RAD 9orf 7.D BORN, 320 Ro6m. eoupt,,s
SOD gtlair $50 Yorml 400 unO 1000 SIbtnSs.
no4 Delta $50 9etm., 400 Ra6m.
Srnntaes nad stlair 730, $50 gorm.. On
AIS Radm., 900, Has abtnes. ""
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ID. IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

Or. Martin 9isrce. Der wptibsfannte
Srdlieent Der SpnscwSals tN. 81 S6nei'
bemittle unb b%cf9ea6teter 8eteran dus rem
8ur9erfrieae, tsr RON feinen aameracen
burh. bic Grndbluna sum Sua%rtiermfiher
hes 9spis @ates Ypiten SIR. 1863 g. q. &.,'
eesbrt wures, fhreibt einen Brief an bic
@srSte Der Sod eunsentur, &r6efer, @.g.
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6c3altimars \ pbliaSslpbia
DampfbootUo.

Jn Golse bon Reparaturen an BEN
Ranol tptrbtn teine paKasiersO Dame
pier 5ipifden Baltimore unb pbilabtl'
khta dbselahen. 5radt mirb. ME Bis
otr. tdsli@ onsenommen.
e~Iasssee Gtrissr. esent.