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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

Mr.. Thornton Wheatley. of Ameri-
Gus; VIII sail from Savannah on the
Tallahassee for New York JuIy %.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

NJ Butler. and returned home about a
week ago.
Maj 7. d. Bertody left yesterday for
New York. He will spend a few days
IN New York city and will go later to
staten Island to visit his sister, Miss
Bertody.
Mr.. A. c. Norman. who has been liv-
ing at 8 Liberty street, east, for some
time, has moved to the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. Chalenor, POS Bolton street.
p east where he has taken rooms for the
summer.
Mr.. Wayne Warfield left yesterday
Tor Tampa, where he will spend the
rest Of the summer.
Mr.. John Sybrandt, who has been re-
siding at s Liberty street, east, has
taken apartments for next season with
mr. Allan Bond in DR.. Colding's house,
II Taylor street, east.
Mr.. o. B. Strong left yesterday for
New York.
Miss Mary Blue Hull entertained a
delightful party of young people last
evening with supper and a theater
party at the Casino.
Mr. Charles Edmonston will sail to-
phia.
Mr. Thornton wheatley. of Ameri-
Gus; will sail from Savannah on the
tallahassee for New York July %.
Mr Thomas Basinger, who has been
Issldlng at Liberty street. east. has
moved to DR.. Craig Barrow's house,
Liberty street. east.
Miss Claude Livingston left yester-
, uay Tor New York. on her way to Ar
,tgIne, !. l.. to visit her aunts, the
Misses Einstein.
Mr. Mr.. J. w. schley left yesterday for
mis-, MISS Rosa Lovett. Of Atlanta, is the
tuest OF Miss Genevieve Hefernan.
Mrs. Carlos w. Rodgers and little
c..s s rodgers are visiting Mrs. L. J.
Inning, int Atlanta Mr. Rodgers,
VIZ, mno accompanied them TO Atlanta,
'e'urned home a few days ago.
Miss Nina Cherry. who has been
.sltlng Miss Nettie Payne in Darien.
mas returned home.
v,MsJr. Jerome p. Eckstein will sail
. --Iuesaay on the Kansas city for
Tell your nelshbor what
MAHLNE A!IE
has done for you.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

Mr Thomas Basinger, who has been
Issldlng at 8 Liberty street. east has
moved to Dr. Craig Barrows house, 6
Liberty street. east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

Miss Mamie Martin was the hostess
at a delightful river trip yesterday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

MISS Claude Livingston left yester-
u ,.1y Tor New York. on her way to Ar
Ntg.Ine, !. l.. to visit her aunts, the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

Mr.. A. R. Lawton, Jr, left yester-
day for Virginia to visit Mrs. w. w.
1rackall at 1.-The Lawn"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-16

VI. Jerome 7. Eckstein will sail
--llesday on the Kansas City for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-21
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SOCIETY NOTES
+ 1. !. + i. + + + I. + + + +

The Graphic desires to pubi;.h all
/ local news as ncar as possible ai''
in order to accomplish same, asks
the cocpn"ation of the citizens of
Zine Bluff. If You have friend o.
1elatiye visiting You. 0E know OF any
visitors in your neighborhood, we ask
you to kindly phone same to the
Graphic Old phone sc, new, 124
Regarding the marriage of Mr..
! Frank G. Bridges and Miss Nivc Walk
CT at Brownsville. Tenn, Wednesday
NIGHT the Commercial Appeal says:
Brownsyilrc, Tenn. Oct. ia
marriage of much interest in social
circles here as we'll as in this and
ncighboring states was that occurring
his evening at the Methodist church.
With Frank Gordon Bridges Of Pine
i3uH, Ark and Miss NiVie Walker OF
Brownsville as the contracting parties
There were many oatottown visitors
among the throng who gathered at
the handsomely decorated church.
White and green predominatcd in the
decorations, and the effect about the
altar was especially artistic. The bri-
dad party was especially artistic. ,Jes
Sc Mann w. r. Ncblett and d. I. Du-
p;ee of Brownsville and ]. f. Mann
% Pine Bluff ushers: Misses Myra
Roberta Moore Willie ID.
Taylor and Olivia Mann, bridesmaids.
Messrs. Hcnery Dickinson Otis Lyle
and Jay Nall of Brownsville mad Mr.
Arnold of Pine Bluff. Ark, grooms
zen. Mrs. w. J. Northcross of Mem
his was matron of honor James
Walker Of Memphis gave the bride
way, and Walker Jones of Pine Bluff I
vas best man The bride was at
'red in embroidered white silk and
he bridesmaids wore crepe de chine
lrs. William Kinney presided at the
rgan. After the ceremony, which oc-
urred at 8 o'clock, the couple left
)r New York and other eastern
oints on bridal tour. They will =
lake their home in Pine Bluff where
le groom is prominent lawyer His
ride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
'hn X. Walker Of Brownsville, and !.
rs been especially favored in social :,
relies by reason of her beauty and :,
any attractive qualities The couple =
ceived many presents from friends ;,
brownsville and elsewhere. +,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-21
BRIEF MENTION.

ID. G. Bell is in St. Louis.
+. L. Dlley is in Chicago on bust
ness.
Capt. S. Geisreiter is in Little Rock
on business.
T. II. Pugh of Hamburg is register
ed at the Trulock.
Capt r. r. Rice of Warner is in the
city for a few days.
NJ. w Ware came up from Linwood
yesterday on business.
Chas. Mckee of Little Rock is In
the city today on business.
w. T. Moseley of Morrilton is in the
city today on business mission.
J. F. Cox OF Pendleton is among
the business visitors in the city today
J. w. Allen has returned from For
dyce. where he visited friends for
few days.
Mr.. {. T.. Emmert and wife OF
Eraughon came up yesterday to see
Chas. b. Hanford.
Judge A. B. Grace, w. D. Jones, w.
| Goodwin and James Gould are eX-
pected to return today from visit
to the worlds fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-21
MLLE.VAN GO

MILE VAN GORTOR,
Known as the Leopard Queen, whose
performance with her family Of ami
mails is one Of the most thrilling ex-
hbitions ever witnessed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-21

tain will arrive late Sunday night,
October 16, but everything will be
ready for the opening Monday night,
October II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-21

Mr.. {. T.. Emmert and wife ol
Eraughon came up yesterday to see
Chas b. HanfOrd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-21

ID. c. Bell is in St. Louis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
handicapped.

General Miles was d~iscussin. army
methods. ancient aud modern, and de.
feniIpg tie present system and officers.
In calling attention &c changed coudi.
tons. he remarked:
-What would George Washington
nave done j! he had had telephone In.
struments in his ~varions headquarters
and newspaper correspondents there
who sent ont his orders so that they
we're known to the public before the.
reached the officers for whom they were
intended?
The telephone is a great iustituticp;
but ! am afraid the great, lannon's fight
ers Of the past would o have appre-
ciated it. I never use L that do not
think OF Judge Albion Tourgee's des.
crip,ion OF the instrument:
"a man. he said, Stands in front of
a hole in the wall and wells: Hello"
He gets no answer had repeats the call.
About the third time he leaves oil the
las. syllable, aud the fourth time he
puts tie last syallab!e first, Chicago
Record-Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

The cost Of u ticket can br deposited ~ once
with Huy Southern Pacific Agent. aud tho
ticket VIII be- furnished To- tho passenger IN
East. while th"s" low rates are 10 effect.
SiOpOyUr granted ~ EIkO. For further infnr.
nation apply to all Southern Pacific 60.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
Weekly 'rop bulletin.

For week ending September IL, 1904.
Warm and generally clear weather
prevailed throughout the State during
the pass week. Temperatures averaged
above normal, with excessive SUNSHINE
on IA few days. No rain or frost dur
ing the week. The weather conditions
were exceptionally favorable for har.
vesting operations and the maturing OF
corn. potatoes, fruits and vegetables.
The harvesting OF hay and grain is
drawing To a close, except In Elko and
White Pine counties, where the work
is progressing rapidly. In the western
division Of the State thrashirg aud
hay bailing are in progress. 4 fine
fourth crop OF alfalfa is being cut in
Lincoln county. Potatoes are dong
well and "A fine crop is expected in all
districts. Apples, pears and plums are
reported to be better than usual and
good crops are being gathered. Garden
truck is dong well II maturing
nicely. Pasturage is good and stock
Of all kinds are doing well. Irrigation
water is reported to be quite plentiful
in most districts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

y teacher in an uptown school told
her class II afternoon That she OK.
pected each Of them to bring in the
longest word in the English language
on the following morning.
The next day thirty.cight ont Of
forty pupils turned in words which
ran from fourteen tn twenty.on letters
in length. Fifteen submitted the word
disapproportiUnnbl@ness, containing
t~weDty.Ono ~lGttcrs.
Some gave in the names u RuRsian
oliccrs. After the teacher had con.
graduated the fifteen wno gave in the
word disappropor'ionublcness, she told
them thnt there was still u longer one.
which was supposed Ia l,nvc been coin.
cd by William Gladstone aud contained
twenty four Letters; it was discstablis-
mentarianism.
Who can give u longer onr?-PInI.
delphia Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
The New Arrival.

Here are twnstanz ~ from IL little poem
written by the American uuthor. Mr..
George Cabel, many Years ago To wei.
cone the coming OF his ii 1t torn child:
There came to port on Sunday night
The queerest little craft.
Without an inch OF rigging on.
looked and looked aud laughed.
1t seemed so curious that she
Should cross the unknown water.
And moor herself right in my room-
Ny daughter! o, my daughter.
Ring ont, wild bells and tame ones, too
Ring out the lovers noon,
Ring in the little worsted sockr,
Ring IL the bib and spoon.
Ring out the muse, ring in the nurse,
Ring III the milk and water;
Away with paper, pen and ink
Ny daughter! o, my daughter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
Inrath Of Nirs. MmlIncr.

Mrs. Milton Wallace died III San
Francisco Friday night. y telegram
from her father to George Hunter
brough; the sad news THIS morning.
Mn. Wallace was born in Elko. New
ada, on the Sd OF January. lSS2. Here
she passed her childhood and cvcw To
w~omanhood. As Miss Edith Hunter >he
was loved and respected 10y all who
came within her circle Of acquaintance.
When she gave her heart AMI hand 10
NJ. Milton Wallace On she 18th Of De-
ccmber, 1901, at the marriage altar. her
legion 81 friends wished her Il long aud
happ! life with the man of her choice.
But, alas, Before the third anniversary
OF that happ: hour, she lies cold :::l
still in death.
Mrs. Wallace leaves ii husband, father,
mother, three ~>isttrs and Il brother Ia
mour her untimely death. AIl except
the brother were at her bedside when
the summons came from the unseen
world. TO them the INDEPENDENT ex-
tends the sympathy OF this community
The remain will leave san Francisco
tonight and the funeral will take place
here. The day and hour Is not known
at this writing.
May God, Who doeth all things well.
comfort and console those who mourn.
Their loved one, free from pam and sor.
row, swec:ly sleeps on the other shore.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

McMurtrey. Del.
Elko-Courtroom. Inspectors: CE
Mayer, IN SheTwoOt, L E Morgan. IL Del.
Fort Halleck-School House Inspectors:
B W WooIverton, Pat Sheridan, Tom Nc
Dermott. lDel.
Halleck Station - Hotel. Inspectors:
~ Chaser, John McDermott. Del.
Huntington-School House. Inspectors:
Max ArrholI, II Fl Porch. Julius Mino-
letti. l Del.
Island Mountain-H3riman' Store. In
spectors: il French, Chas Butler, Vi J
Fitzgerald, l Del.
Jack Creelt-School House. Inspectors:
Chas. Woodward, Ches. Woodward, S
Thompson. Del.
LanoiIle-Bryant's Store. Inspectors:
Ell. Lytton, YIN. Dakin, NJ. H. Miller.
2 Del.
Mardis - REFERS Store. Inspectors:
Charles Graham, August Keefer, P r
Prunty. Del.
Mound VaIley-Post Office. Inspectors:
Ell CarviIle, Charles Toyn, J. Rearion.
Del
MOntello-Johnson's Hotel, Inspectors:
Tom Lewis, Lou KilIion, e Carson. 2 Del
Mountain City-School House In
spectors: VIM. Willis, James Martin,
ChaS Nelson. 2 Del.
North Fork -:Iohnson's. inspectors:
John Holland, w E johnson, CHI NuckoIS.
? Del
North R~uoy-Sihool House, Inspectors:
" S GriSwolL, WIN Krenka, lube Wright.
Del
O'NeiIl-Gilmer's Inspectors: W n
GiImer, W NJ Gilmer, w p Hellesly.
Del.
Railroal-SehooI House. Inspectors: Thos
G Heide. Del.
Ruby Valley-Sthool House. Inspeet-
OTIS: Oren Vaughan, John Scobie, John
Rorke. Del.
Starr VaIIey-Mayer & MtCall's Store.
Inspectors: W r Mayer, Ben Armstrong,
W W Weathers ! Del.
South Fork-l Q 6 + Hall. Inspectors:
y VI GriswolI, iw r Crane, Arthur Clay
ton. Del
Sprucemont-Boa!Iing House. Inspect
or: Robert Hartley. Del.
Toano- Spencer'S Store. Inspectors:
W r Probert, Chas Wagner, II. d.
Noight. Del.
T~ecOma-iiotel. Inspectors: J l. Day
enrort, Fred Hoppe, ST, n $ Jackson,
! Del.
Tuscarora-No. | Hose House. Inspec-
tors: Ed McMahan, E 4 p Johnson, N B
Dunton. 9Del.
wcIls-G Store inspectors: A
W Goble, II H Coryell, Al Fisher, 5 Del.
White Rock-Frost's Store. Inspectors:
} L Winters, | II Pogue, is. Winter,
lDeI.
WeilanIS WcilLnL's. Inspectors:
Robert Tucker, Chas. weiland, +. II
Winter. Del.
BY order Of the Committee.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Chairman.
l. y. SHERWOOD.
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
COUNTY


At a meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee held at Eiko pursuant
to call on the 2lth day of August, 1904,
at S o'clock p. NJ, it was
HrSOi'rd, That a Democratic Conven-
ton for Elko county be held on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1901,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. at the Courthouse in
Elko for tn .urpose Of nominating 4
ticket TO be vG for nj the general cleo
ton TO Ne held on the Sth dry of Novem-
Der, 1904, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the
convention, and
RCS0i'td, That primaries he held at
the places named below on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1904,
between the hours Of ! and 8 p. N.
That each precinct shall be entitled to
the number OF delegates hereinafter men
toned and the persons herein named shall
constitute the Election Boards for the
various precincts named.
lac qualifications necessary tor voters
It the primerics ;re the same rs required
by the election laws Of the State, together
with the following party test: 81 am Il
Democrat"
In all cases returns of each precinct shall
ne forwarded TO the Secretary ofthe Coun-
ty Central Committee.
If for any cause there I've 4 vacancy or
vacancies in the Primary Election Board,
or whcie the Central Committee has failed
to designate 4 full board, then those pes.
ent shall MI the vacancies rs provided by
law. The attention Of the Boards, rs well
rs voters, is called To the law governing
primary elections, statutes Of 1888. page
Is.
The following are the polling places Cs.
tabliShcd and the Inspectors appointed, and
the delegates apportionci TO the sc'oral
precincts:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

Bryan-PoStoncc, INSPECTORS: Joe
Taylor, & S Trcmcwan. Frank Buschialo.
/ Del.
Carlin -- School House. INSPECTORS:
George MtIntosh,' James Rutlcjgc, u
Mchdllns. ! Del
Clover Valley-Clpycr Valley Hall.
Inspectors: 4 II Wiscman, Nick Schocr,
Ernest wood. Del.
ClovcrdhIe-John =. Phalln's house.
Inspectors: John phalnn, ,Ir, John
Prior, Henry Phalan / Del.
Columbia-Wm Bmtc's House. InSrcc.
tors: " Burte, J. Sinclair 2Dcl.
Contact-H. ID Ranch. Inspectors: G.
n. HcwCtt, Ed Ross. John Wagner ! Del.
EdgemOnt-Joc Curry's store. Inspcc.
tors: Joe Curry, VI IIamlin. Harvey
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

Admiral Hnrrngut's death wa due to
the seliishncss Of 4 woman. The hdmir.
Ia and his wife were coming from Cali.
fornia, when II woman occupying a scat
in front Of them in the car opened awin.
dow. Admiral f'arragut was i'll and the
strong draft ~ WIND which blow directly
upon him chilled him. Mn. i'urragut
nsicd the woman cOmftCnusly II che
would not kindly close The window, ia
il was annoying to her husband. Tho
woman snapped ont: "NO. | won't close
the window. ! don't carc il IL does mn.
noy him. I am not gong to smother
for BIN" Admiral Farrngut thus
caught u scycrc cold. which resulted in
ms death. a few days before the end
same be GaiJ, "If ! die. that womnn will
will be- held Observation-Disclosures.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

The Commissioners Of White Pine
county this week rejected the claims OF
Elko county, the Utah * Nevada Stage
Company and Il. l.. Cannoh Of Cherry
Creek ia matters connected with the
taking Of Armstrong and Thomas from
the EIko Jail Ia the White Pine county
jail at Ely, and from which the two
prisoners escaped july 9Th. Armstrong
and Thomas had confessed to stcalIng
horses III Elko county. and would have
certainly been sent up for that crime,
but some OF Ia 'pCople around Cherry
Creek, %ln had been robbed Of Sc yeral
things thought they had enough cvi.
dencr against thc two men 20 convict
them Of robbery and arranged for their
removal to White Pine county Tho
Commissioner OF the latter county re-.
fuse to pay the bills growing out OF the
transaction. and Thomas md Armstrong
are still mt liberty.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

The cost Of the coronation of King
Edward VII, details of which were
recently PUBLISHED, establis hes n re-
cord for modern times. 1t was cousid.
cred, until yesterday, a lord!y and mag
%niiicent thing for the ~ubj 'cts Of George
". 10 spend c233.00 in putting a crown
on his head. but we have ec'ipsed their
IGvishness 10y el2l,O JO. William ".
and Queen Adelaide We content with
n modest EJU,O00. 1t is not easy to uu.
derstand in what Kiug Edwards ESQ
600 was sunk, not - rpsy. at lras', as in
the case 81 George IVA .umptuou-
record Of whose coronation proved too
costly to finish. The par; which did APP
pear contained scventy.thrce colo,ed
drawings, finished like cnamcIs, on vel
vet and white satin" Each portrait
cost fifty guineas. y different spirit an
mated Earl Gray, when defending the
ministry from Il cLprgc NJ w~nsccmingly
mutila'ions in regard tn King Edwards
coronation.
at WAS the hope of he King and the
Minister'S he said, = la prevent Il heavy
burden from falling on the people,
Loudun Chronicle.
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VI

GAvIN-RAY-At Elko, Nevada, Scptem.
Der II, 1901, by l.. T.. Morgan, Justice
Of the Peace. Mr.. George f.. Gavin OF
Wisconsin, to Miss ThcIma G.. Ray, OF
Boston, Massachusetts,.
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y utirc Of IiIns,


N"'i'" Of n'"s.
w 'rcc'''" w '""'''@ u '''thers"h,
49, ~ '"o INV '''N'' ''""' W.
of October. 1901. tnr Snlnnu uuJ ponI
privileges nj the trurk Iur,,v ,hr ,oc.s
up the 10Th. 18th. 9th and 1!,L ~ O.L,.
Der. 1901
Tho IjIko JncI,ay Cluh ,oacrvcd r,o
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DIED.

WALLAcE-In San Francisco. California.
Septe.oher Il, 1854, Mr. Milton Wal
lace, a native OF Exc, Nevada, aged -
years. S months and IL day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
o. II. GALLUP,
Notice 10 Hunters

All persons are hereby for
hidden to hunt or shoot OIL
either Of my ranches above or
below the town of Carlin,
Hunters have already killed
a Jack belonging to me and
all parties are hereby notified
that they will be prosecuted to
the full extent Of the law if
caught hunting or trcspassing
OH either Of my ranches.
Y. L. GRIFFIN,
CARLIN. New, Aug. y, 1904,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
@cparaphiidler GonarcR.

Nioqora. sails, N,'D,, IL,
Sept. - Der internotionale geo9ro.
pbiitc GongreB belt bier cine Sit
sung ab, in melher Yrof. 8rope Scarf
Gilbert ans 9rooflpn Den Sailptpnr'
troQ iibcr sic 9iloune Der gtiugoro'
60ae belt uno oie Sefining aus
lprnt, oob Oie notiirlife Shonbeit
oca groBcn Gotorafts emig erboltell
bIcibcn mGge. @r wies ober an eItenl
NiIoe ol,S Dem Sabre 1927 nab, onB
Der Sorieiboe. SAL ieit iener 3ett be-
Oellteno 5uriidgegoneen lit, Dob e'ne
Nebrun9 oeS 9ooens backgammon
babe, uro ooB, lpern oielelbe al''
Ooltert, Der 2nfc erie in 5000 Sop-
rem mO9lid)er @eiie iif) eillerl afloe'
rem IilSlpeg geillht baben ulto oet
9tlogoro oltagetroduet Ietn MIRO. Set
Neoncr tnoelte ollh ole M~ilsnilsilll9
Der 6Gne fir praftiihe 3lpede.
Ibenos eriolgtc Die Abreiie Der eon'
grebmttalteoer nod Chicago, no e'lle
iueltere Sisune obeebalten mlro'
mo bon bort eebt es 5u Dem glela)e''
3mef uno our 9eiihtieilng Der ahs'
ltelullg nad) st. 2puis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
@clchrtc hei Wnbrcu !. white.

Stboco, N..9, II. Sept.-0r
g(norem 8. @bite, Der friibere BOT
l6oftcr in 9erlin, berpirtbete aeitern
in icinem Solie om Cornell Campus
cine gln5obl @elebrter bon in~ternotio,
nolem Iuf. Inter oen @oiten befon.
Sen iid) Yrof. Sgnae @oIo5ier aus
9uoopelt IN llngarn, Eroi, aorI
@u6oe aus Morburg IN TrelBen unO
@roi. 9. ". 9oerd) BON 0ole. Sn
Der 9egleitung bes Irof. g~tutboniel
Shmiot reiiten Die @1Ite am Ibeno
nof ct. 2ouis ob, no lie iit an Dem
intcrnotionolen Gongreb fir a1unlt
unO @iiicnidoit betbeiligen mollen.
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Nus Manila cinaetroifen.

San Srun5iSco, II. sept.
Der 8lnoes- Neutrality-suspicious.
pier SHERMAN" lit bier ans Wionilo
ilber No9oiofi uno 3onolull nit Ell
ner gln5obl aaiiiten Eaiiogiere itno
ilber 300 Wuun Sruppen %elngetrot-
fen, pelhe ans Den Ebilippinen 5u'
riidfebren. llnter ben EaIIogierert
befinoen lid: George 2erop 9roipn,
Oberlt oes 26. Snionterie &egt-
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Ger, gebt; OberIt 5. .. SEER pom
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