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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
In THE PALMETTO STATE.
INTERESTING OCCURRENCES OF VARIOUS
KINDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
State News Boiled Down for Quick Reading
Punsent Paragraphs About Men
and Happenings.

The town of Johnston, in Edgefeld
county, suffered by destructive fire in nthe
business portion of the town last Thurs
day afternoon. The loss is about S4o,OOO,
with little insurance.
At Walhalla last week Earl Rochester,
q young white man, was convicted OF
murder for the killing of white neigh
Dor named Mills, and sentenced to be
hanged. A motion for new trial was
{ oyerruled.
r. T. Masters, white contractor, fell
from building in Charleston last week
and was instantly killed. Two negro
workmen we're also seriously hurt. He
was experimenting a job of roohng' and
the scaffold broke.
The Secretary of State has issued a
charter for the building OF a branch rail-
road from Sumter to connect with the
Seaboard Air Line at McBee in Chester
field county. The road is to 60 by bish'
opville in Lee county.
Two negro workmen were instantly
killed at the oil mill ginnery in Dillon
last Friday by explosion of the steam
cylinder which operated the cotton press.
The negro operating the lever to open the
valve threw it wide and the rush OF steam
burst the cylinder.
Two dispensary constables got into a
personal difficulty at Eastover, in Rich
land county, last Wednesday, and both
drew pistols and began shooting. Both
were killed. They were R. L. Irby, OF
Laurens, and S. A. Phillips, of Eastover.
Both men were married and had families.
1t is said they were drinking.
John Perry, a young white man, who
killed another young white man named
Denny Willis in saluda county on elec-
tion day, was moved from the Saluda jail
tothe penitentiary in Columbia last Mon
day, as there was threats OF lynching by
the friends of the dead man. The killing
seems to have been an unprovoked muir
der.
A largely attended meeting of repre-
sentative men was held in Aiken last week
and county law and order league was
formally organized. Strong speeches
were made by number of gentlemen.
The next meeting of the league is to be
held the second Wednesday in January,
and the topic for discussion will be the
..jury system"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
Suspected the Cause.

At dinner party recently given the
subject Of regular hours and plain diet
was discussed, relates the Philadelphia
Public Ledger. Several had spoken, when
one of the guests remarked:
"You may not believe it, but for ten
years rose on the stroke of 6, half an
hour later was at breakfast, at z was at
work, dined at 1, had supper at 6 and was
in BED at $50. In all that time ate the
plainest food and did not have a days
sickness"
The silence that followed was awful,
but finally another guest asked:
evil you permit a question ?"
Certainly" was the reply. "What do
you wish to knowg"
"Well, just out of curiosity" said the
other, II would like to know what you
were jailed for"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
MOTHERS PRAISE 1T.

Mothers praise One Minute Cough
Cure for sufferings it has relieved and
lives of little ones it has saved. Certain
cure for coughs, Group and whooping
cough. A. L. Spafford, postmaster, at
Chester, Mich, says: Our little girl was
unconscious from strangulation during a
terrible attack of Group. One Minute
Cough Cure relieved and cured her and [
cannot praise it too highly" One Minute
Cough Cure relieves coughs, makes
breathing easy, cuts out phlegm, draws
out inflammation, and removes every
cause of cou gh and strain on lungs.
Sold by 81. F. Hoover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
An Honest Boy.

There were dozen oil US waiting
around the depot at Chattanooga to take
the train for Atlanta, and pretty soon 8
stout, red-faced and high-tempered man
from Columbus, o., began jawing about
the way he had been bled by the walters
at the hotel, and added that there WASN'T
a single honest niger south of Mason
and Dixon's line.
II beg your pardon, but I must differ
from you" remarked man from South
Carolina.
differ be hangedw shouted the fat
man. II wouldn't trust one of 'em out OF
sight with a ten cent piece"
"Oh, you certainly misunderstood them.
I'll bet you the cigars that if I give one
of 'em SO bill to get changed he'll re-
turn as straight as string"
"pll do it; give your money to that
chap by the Window
The gentleman walked over, took bill
from his pocket and quietly said:
boy, run up town and get change for
this"
eyes, sah," was the reply, as the youth
hurried out.
In about fifteen minutes he returned,
walked up to the Carolinian and returned
the bill and said:
"Went all ober, sab, but couldn't git it
busted"
He was rewarded with dime, and the
Buckeye, after a great deal of putting
and blowing, and wondering over it, paid
for the cigars. AS we boarded the train
I asked the winner:
"Did you know the boy?"
For an answer he took the bill from
his vest pocket and unfoldedit. 1t was a
$40 Confederate note.-Free Press.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
A HANDY REMEDY.
tlancock's Liquid Sulphur is a Friend in the
Household, =,

Every home requires certain well-chos-
en- remedies of scientific, modern type, for
use in emergency or on appearance OF
chronic disorders. Hancock's Liquid Sui
phur is such preparation and is unequal
ed in it's sphere. In value unapproached
wnen added to bathing waters, it gives
them all the tonic properties of finest sui
phur springs. The power of Hancock's
Liquid Sulphur-Nature's greatest germ
icide-is absolute over acne, itch, herpes,
burns and scalds, ringworm and pimples,
prickly heat, diphtheria, catarrh, canker
and other soreness of the scalp, eyelids,
nose, mouth or throat. At leading phar.
macists. Request descriptive booklet Of
Hancock Liq uid Sulphur Co., Baltimore.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
Injured in Laundry.

Rock HILL, Nov. 12.-Miss Minnie Rus
sell, employed in the laundry at Winthrop
college, was seriously injured this morn
ing. her hand being caught between the
hot rollers of the machinery. The fingers
and palm were burned while the back of
the hand was completely denuded of skin
and flesh. Amputation may become ne
cessary. Miss Russell lives near York
vile.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
Brother Dickey on the Election.

Once mo- de 'publikins own de coun-
try; but eff dey puts it up fer sale, we'll
all be at de auction.
De silent vote is what does de business;
de man dat hoorays de loudes' sometimes
misses dc train-kase his voice browns
de whistle.
De whole duty now is ter build up de
country, en- rent it out fer a good interest.
Hits foolish man dat fights over a
candidate, wen dey so thick in de coun'
try you even stumbles over some er 'um
in church.
Fer all de howlin' er parties, dey ain't
no north or south, we'en it comes ter dc
dollar wild de eagle on it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
DANGER OF A COLD.

Pneumonia, gripp, cold, bronchitis and
nearly every other dangerous sickness OF
this Kind is usually the development of q
slight cough. Too mapy people are laid
up and too many die from diseases where
they could so easily knock that first cough
ia the head. Murray's Horehound Mullen
and Tar cures colds. 1t just drops the
bottom out of cough. Every druggist
has it for CSC bottle. Remember Muir
rsy's" and take no other. Regular SOC
size .
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
FUN WITH A BRIDAL COUPLE.
Kidnapped by Their Friends on Their Way
From the Church and Are Made
Ludicrous Spectacle.

Ludicrous Spectacle.
The following account of wedding is
contained in special from Indianapolis,
Ind, to The Baltimore American:
As the bridal party at the wedding Of
Hugh Bonte Raymond and Susan Roots
Thompson filed out of Christ church tho
bride and bridegroom entered q carriage
and started to the home of the brides
father, DR.. Eugene C. Thompson, for the
post nuptial reception, but before they
knew what happened their carriage was
driven around the corner by the city liz
brary, the horses unhitched and the car
riage attached to huge transfer wagon
in waiting.
On the wagon sat "rube" band and 8
number of young men in full dress and
silk tiles.
The band struck up, the young men:
shot off fireworks and yelled, waving 8
banner which read, "Just Married, Susie
and Hughie.
They drove through the principal down.
town streets scattering hand bills which
read "a Happy Pair, Just Married, Hugh
Bumpe Raymond and Sue Boots Thomp-s
son. Don't Guy Them. They Are So
Happy"
The procession rounded the Circle and
started down North Meridian street when
the imprisoned bride spied cabman COM
ing their way. As he came alongside their
carriage the bride leaped from her car
rage her bridal veil fluttering, and
Jumped into the passing carriage. Mr..
RAYMOND was in at the other door in 8
iiffy, giving orders to the cabman to drive
away at top speed. He lashed his horses,
and they were off around the Circle be-
fore the kidnappers could fathom the
mysterious alacrity of their escape.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
Sam Brown Arrested,

COLUMBIA, November 15.-According
to a dispatch received by the Governor
this morning Sam Brown, the negro
charged with the murder of Mr.. Allen p,
Heathington, prominent citizen of Meg.
gett's, Colleton county, has been cap
tured. This morning the following tele.
gram was received from J. A. Barber. OF
Rock Hill, who is deputy sheriff:
"Sam Brown, Allen P. Heathington's
murderer, under arrest. Send man to
Identify"
Governor Hayward at once sent the
following telegram to Sheriff Owens, of
Walterboro:
"J. A. Barber reports arrest of Sam
Brown, Heathington's murderer. Re-
ferred to you"
He also sent the following telegram to
J. A. Barber:
Communicate with Sheriff Owens at
Walterboro: Have no one here to ider-
tifify the accused"
There is total Of $500 out for the mur-
derer of Allen Heathington. Governor
Hayward offered 5000 and the members
of the Heathington family offered $500.
The murder was committed under peculi-
arly unprovoked circumstances and at the
time it was feared that if the negro was
caught there would be violence. Brow
is described as a ginger-colored negro,
about five feet seven inches in height,
about 20 years of age and about 1S0
pounds in weight. 1t is not known yet
whether he has been positively identified
or not.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
Our "Backwoods Prophet" Wrong.

Editor The Bamberg Herald Your
"Backwoods Prophet" verifes the New
Testament perfectly. With the advent
of Christ, the day of prophets passed, and
no man or men can divine the future, ex-
cept the weather bureau, which makes a
forecast for forty-eight hours ahead. That
is now the limit or human prophesy.
Your Prophet" (?) stated some time
ago that cotton would be 124 cents before
Christmas; that flour would be $1,000
per barrel before the new wheat crop
came in. He and every one will see the
folly of such nonsense ere the happy
Yuletide comes; and his prophesy Of
Roosevelt and Parker on the eve of the
election makes your readers think that
he. is near the right place: Columbia.
Verify, "the day of the prophet has
passed." READER.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
TO CURE A COUGH.

The coughs so prevalent these days
usually develop before you realize what
has happened. The best thing to do is to
take the most reliable cough cure you can
get. None better than Murrays Hore-
hound Mullen and Tar. 1t is made of the
purest ingredients and can be given to in.
fants as we'll as grown people. Above all
else it cures. You viii find it at all drug
gists. Csc bottle-extra large bottles.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
FOR JACKSON AND PARKER.
Veteran Texan Who Voted in 1924 Hopes Still
to See Victory.


DALLAS, Tex, November 14.-Judge
Bennett Smith, of Woodbury., Tex, SO
years old, who voted for Andrew Jack
son, was at the polls Tuesday and voted
for Parker.
Judge Smith was born in Buncombe
county, North Carolina, September 25,
1906, and voted for Jackson in 1924, and
has voted the Democratic ticket ever
since. He moved to Texas in 1889, when
Texas was Republic. He was county
judge of Rusk county for four years. BE
lived in East Texas for "a years and then
moved to Hill county in 1867, and has re-
sided in that county ever since.
Having the best of health, he is active
for one of his age, and says he is hopeful
of living to cast winning Democratic
ballot in 1908.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17
A AGOODCOMPLEXION.

"Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks re-
stored by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers," writes S. P. Moore, Nacogdoches,
Tex. Certain cure for biliousness, CON-
stipation. Small pill, easy to take, easy
to act. Sold by b. F. Hoover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-17

Tess-Young DR.. Sweet is practicing
now, isn't he
Jess (blushing)-7es.
Tess-What are his hours?
Jess-From 8 to 1890 usually, but when
pas out he stays later.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
..3psi Wfeisr bsr nsiiu,Sar.mfiide 4

,3psi pfeiI.r Der Tsiieii Bride an
Marteise ttdbe. 2uftafet, ipa,trben
bonn Cts befddbist, unb bic Bride
mubte big mad ndbsrsr ltnteriudunS
Der pfeiler sefdlofm tperb.n. Sn
Duncunnon finb bic Winbuneen bes
Sbermanz unb Ses aittIe' Suniata.
Greet burd Sprenguns bes @iies NIT
Opndmit sefdubert tporben. Webrere
@cuntps8rii in. jener gegenb finb
burd bas Sis nhb bas WaHer Be.
fddbist tporbtn unb muBten borIGu,
fig ,gefdlofen iperben.
Die inbnftriellen @%tabliKements in
@ibsSarrisbure unb Steetton ipsrs
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nsbmtn. Bis Der Strom ,pieber feline
normale S0be CREDIT bat. Del. Gus
quebanna 1T Hst big in bic gb.iaz
psatesgat often, unb nan slaubt, bas
Shlimmfie fsi nunmebr poriiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

. E-ral---%EE r~- go
baB bic Stciier,i duf DC Nftien fir
Die betreffepben Sabres bereits lit
8oIfimore. a Qoln,tp be5abit tpl,roen.
Gin @retS ber ,anaebIid
Gich.
George @alfer, befr' 1ei,f Sitter auf
80 Sabre .angiebt suno III Nr. 609,
observation-disclosures, iuobnt. iunroc
seitern ,iu. Der ipittleren Staiion me-
gen bes oi1aebIid}en 9iebitabls zines
Observation-Disclosures I'M Mertbe bon
1915 unb gisentbnm poit Ssns. Sol
Tiger, ede bon 2erinetons ullb Sieb.
Strabe, benz @efGnenib fir icir,en
Hro5eB, Dor benz Criminal : @eribt
iib~ertpieieu. Sergeant SopIe En-
tDiibte beit dffert Mdtir, dts IT bds
@erf5eag IN eincm 9r061erlooei1 oil
Der SarriionitraBe 5u perfai1feit pers
indte. @alfer ideint cine CUTE Gr.
3iebllng genoiien nub Before Gage
geieben Sit ~Babett.
Gin alter 3udJt bGuSIer.
Wiaiam MsabbeL Elm Neger, Ser
% ieiner AZ Sabre inn 3~ud)tbanie at.
gebraft bot, ipurbe ecitcrn in Ser
noroliden Citation ipiebcrum fir
bas grirtinalseridt feItgebaItcn itnb
5tpar utter Der ACKNOWLEDGING bes
@aubes at Siam Mtfips bon Scr.
2415, Subion Strabc, beeaneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
@eamtennahI
oc9

Die ,geam tenpabI bcs
.Oft9roeflpner perrnauefrtrm @all.
Wereins pe,t Mime. AriinbeI,G ountg"
fanb SIT @a8ncr's .Boint itatt mno
reiiiltirte nie foIat: George @aeth
Rrdfibent; Sofep6 Spiegei, @ice.
RrafiSeut; 'Nreb.'M. Sober, Sdas.
mciiter; @lbprt. o. .&ornbiirBs Sefre-
tor; 9ernorh g. Gbuis, ..MnipaIt;
pireftoren: @eprge u. Baetb, Sol.
SpieaeI, Sreb. ". Mober, albert ".
9ornburs, Afr,turS a.Sdnrib, Sobn
Gati3, Sbunmsl ,s2ajoass, : Charles
Soebnde unS GbnrIes 5abig.
Gfnen auSge3eibneter
sane bat Sergeant Seins bonn
meitlihen 9iftrift NIT Der 8erbof.
tnng bon Sames Me2auablin aus
grooflpn. M..g.m genlabt, ,peIfer
felt plehreren @oden bier ourd &C.
fdlfdte gbeds @ei6Gftslelte be,
fdtpinoeIte. Ger G,,rdidnittsbetroa
Der bon Mte2augbIin erlangten
Summen mar $40. Sun @arSen
tpurbe Scr Mrreltant allf abt ipeaieGe
slnfIoeen benz Geri6tsperfabren
iibertpielcn.
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fannte G~issntbimer bon !Sdilb's
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f9dftslpfal unter ber uDeutffen
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Strabe, benz Branbe, gum ,Raubs fief,
bat iid in Nr. 4Q6 uni, ,40S. Oft.
Japette<. nabe. 5olibap@S trabe. ne1
etablirt unb ipirb feline auf's Bette
unb Gomfortabelfte einsefthteten
Meinituben am l@amitas. IL. Mdrs.
erDffren. aors,a,a pa-
Setnem. NtpseB Mbermie.
en.-Sp. @enber, Elm Steuermonu
ouf eineun guiternidiffe, tpitroe se-
tern IN Der oitIiden Yoli3eiitotipn
ieinem Tro5eBperfabren iiberipieIcn.
neil er am s. ,Sebrnar Dem Neger
@m. 9rolpn cine Sdubipuloe in
Der Infer S6uIter beibradte.
BON see ami Safen.-9er
0anrpfer Siberia" Der am Montag
Morgen nabe Sort .McSenrp bel Ell.
iter Gollifion nit benz Dampfer Isl.
non Gumois" beiddoigt ipltrbe rulo
fonf, iou 10 balb ais moelidJ geboben
iueroen. al
Cine eanse9lnsnbl Nuiternidooner
fam lett Meptas imn bieiiaen, @afem
an uno Der a~lliternmarft 1T bem o,l-
folge politaroig perieben.
SEER 0 no sen. Srou
9fbolpb Scebohe llnb berenS fpefteu
War0aretbe nop @eibimeton, Q. g.,
itattetca 0eItern Srn. II. 6rou SSobu
'@apr in oeren @obnung, Gde gib-
lonO Ioenlte uno @olfrr StroBe,
einen 9eilld iab-uub beiihtieten Die
Slinen in tlittIeren Sfobttbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10
Geiraths.4 iecnsen.

Gie fpfeenoen Seiratbs : 2icen3en
niirben geiterH bonn Glerf bes Com.
mon Sleaseeridyts oitsaeitent:
Benjamin Sflor, %, Ger. 203,
Siio.Gentral sNpcnuc, ulo fSaunie
Sherr;; 10. ard
Ssames g. Sn1itb. %, nnb Moa,
gle O.. Sompibire, 90; TppIifant 9.
8. &imbnu. Nr.2960, Geoar-Ipenue.
Sobn 2omper, 81, SIR. 1914, @elt.
Mpcnup,. . 1,non Sfonees 9clen Mar.
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iberitroBe.
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S6ipabelanb, 24; Mpplifont g. s..
Gidner, Nr. 20, @orriipn Cane.
Gbos. g. Sab, 90. nnb Maub 3.
@labOen, %; Npplifant 8. Us. Soy,
Nr. 1924 observation-disclosures.
Sarrp s.. 9oipmau, '21, Gr. 1907,
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Senrp @iIcs, 40, unb Slorenee @.
9ca, 37;;H Npplifdnt' @en. 9. Groips
lep, Scr. 1862, @arlem = Mpcnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

QeiAenunb. = Ser 2eihnam
zines unadGbr i3 Monate alien ipeiz
ben ainbes tparbe geiern Mcreen um
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llnt.rfuduns bes aeidnams ersab.
bob has Rinb on natiirlihtf 3o5es=
urfade geifcrben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-10

&Ieinere ltnfGIIe. - Der
20 Monate alte Suiepb Goldberg.
fen, Nr.115, Siib-greterltrabe, itorb
9eitern Morgcn IN ieilier eIterliden
Wobnung on 8riibmunoen, bic er
am Letter SoIMito9 boielbit erIitt.
3rau &atie' 1clp, '35 Sabre off,
iriir3te eeitern in ibrer @obmnna,
Rr. 1913, observation-disclosures, 10 I'm.
gIiidlid) Die Greppe binab, Dab iie
fdllimnie gerIetuigen am @iiderat
erIitt.
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g. 8. Wiaiams umb 60.

Seine Nualitat 3affee, Tbee iub
OIipert.Se Del, al,sgeaeidnet onrh
starfc unb 9roma,. Irompte ab.
~Iieferung in Staot nno lt,meeeeno.
&eioe Hbone. 0oromeit-Gde BON
SeyiHeton. une HearIiirabc.
Gre Gi,6aRte)
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SM;n,AMein.Gtnbeu.

friber xmter, her rTcatfdjen 4aaf,~
iucrben am .&aM5tee. ben IL. MARI
III 3r. 4O6-406, Ef.Sasetteitrakr,
iuieber erSffnet Nnsait SaRfmrtber,
Giaentbiiner. r
68,70,2.75,7,0
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Cine Mrite mad 9snti4Iamb,

lin, bic Welt ODER na4 trseso etnem
EbeiIe Der Welt %orranairt. Metie.
@ifete iiber aIle Babn. uno Dam.
pfer : 2inien. Tbeo. 8. Diener
& 6 o., ia Oit-2egineton. StraBe.
(266r7l ent4lcr,.
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Shilb's @ein. Stnben,

frHbcr nmtcr Der r9emtidem Sanf,"
iucrScn aia tSamitas, ben IL. Mar;,
III Wr. 4O6-lO8, Eit-JaDctteitrafc,
micber crSffHet. Nmgmit Saffnrtber,
Giaenthi,ner. Z
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Shilb'S Nejn.S tmbeu,

friibcr inter Der r0cntiden Yauf,"
iperoen am Samitaa, ben IL. @Gr3,
1T Nr. 406-OS, Observation-Disclosures,
luirSer er6ffmet. Nnsnit Sakfnrtber,
Gi9cnttiimer.
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~ Gents pro Morf yasaA Gc.mmih
fSn. Ttep. s. DieMev & e..
ia Cft.2esingtnn. emit, oimnsss
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8orf ibn Sic Sreppe
hina'b. = Soblt' Gang, 40 Sabre
alt, mtirbe peitern im mittlercu Stn-
t%ionsbanie fir elm 8crbGr ON 16.
WGr5 ipe9en Tngrifis nnf ben SO
Sabre alien Sarpcp Wels bon Hr.
$50, GoitrflulfS StfaBe, f%elt9ebaI.
ten. gei6e Wdnner '%iuob,en ill beuts
ielben Souie, ilnb oils Gang acftern
Moht gegen + llbr nod Souie fam,
ioa er ellten @rilno gefu,bcr BADEN,
NIT Der Tuifiibruiia hes 98ells ulis,l-
frieben at ieiH. sSSn eircm e~ntitanoe.
men Streit foil Damn Gang icinen
@esncr ole 9reppc binab g~eiporien
BADEN, .pobci oieier cine Rippe brad).
@eas Iicgt Silir 9tit iin Soipital.
GBrab e'n..."AA''gS n ibrcr @oh.
nung; Scr. 1918, ~ @Ioerrnitrabe, iit
Srau @ilbelmine 9%uobenbobn,
@attin beS bel Der s. i. WieBner
8rau : Gonipaghiic 6iigtIteaten 3inl.
mernlditiis'" Srt:' Mi,g,,it 9uboen.
bobn. inn Mlter bon SO Sabren ent.
idIafen. Die Seritorbenc ecborte
Der liitberiidlen Snlnlanicls . Stride
an Caroline : SfraBc an inb bintera
l1ft dilBer ibrelit trancrnoen @attel,
brci SGbne. 'r
Strait Mnne Snionne 8affner,
acb. Bed, lit in ibrcr @obnung, Nr.
2022, Mlblano : Mpenite, i'm Mlter
bon 80 Sabrcn uis Den, 2cben &C.
ibieoen. Mns @aibcrg, 9oben, &c.
biirtia ipar lie oils ilunaes Mdbhen
bier ei%ngelponocrt, mo trailcrn i'm
oie at friib Gntidlafcne ibr @ottc
nebit Sobter, iolpie lire Willtter nnb
Sdweiter.
SbierIod's Snnptanar.
tier. Squire 2cipis ianbte &C.
tern Hod)nlittog in scr norboitlihen
Yoliaeiitation einen |Wtonu, Der lid,
&arI Sbierlod nauttc, nuf icds Wo-
note ms Gorreftionsbous. Gr nurbe
Acknowledgment bonn Eoli5iiten @atd)
Dor Der rImerican 9roucrei" an Der
Siaen StroBc, nabe @reenmoiint-
Mpenue, auf einem ~Giicnbalfcn lie
genb aufgeflnocn unb iimulirte, als
CT Dem Sauire porgefiibrt murbe,
cine 8erfriippeIung. SobaIo i'm
aber Sauire 2eiuis, Der i'm oils
ralten &ilnben" Der EoIi5eiitation
tannte, ailf feds Monate ms Cor.
reftionsbolis seianot batte, idien er
Die poae 9ontrolc iiber feline @lieb.
maben ipieoer suriid erlanet 5n ba-
ben. Sr. 2euis ianStc ben Sbier.
LODI idon Dor einigcr3eit n'sStaats.
arbeitsboils, Canals batte er iid
siir Siberbcit geaen sic Gdlte III
3eitunaspopier pingepidelt, welfes
linn ipGter in Der Mritalt natiirliH
abgenommen purbe. @eItern mar
or iebod ipieber in elm Eaar ltnaiis'
ipredlide nno8eitrnespapier geflei'
bet mno erfldrte, baB Saiielbe Gle
4dlte Don ibm fcrn aebaiten.