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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
Yenuiblbanias Babn.
8ad bent &eitcu uno Goroeu.
HCTldgt Enfurrts@ tutiuu. mir fufut

HeflnHt Nnlnctts Stuftnhr Wlc fDl0t:
SO Hprm. tllutou Station $50 4urnt.l
Fltlsbura 9rprcb mo Gbttnao Spcciai.
lit Nurnt. t~unloH=@tuttoH ll.55 BORN. D..
paupt GiHtc GrprCB.
Ito Aadlnt. tpou lluinrsztatiull) aSt.Gputs"
tIIo Abe EerHinlUuutd" piutiteo. Hdd1 Gbt@
t0po. Cincinnati mo q. Houis.
loo H'ndlnt. Lnoit lnlou1Stdtinnl neenhffts
uuutu Spccinl," IL Stuuoen und Ghitalu.
80 andlm. tpor tluions5tutioul. Gbttuqo
mn p. YOuiS GrprcB.
100 Hbenoe CppH lHiuu StatioU, Chicago
GTmitcN.
$50 AbcmOs Cpon Union statton1. Ct eoui5
@rprCG.
S.55 AOcnOs Joou Union etuiiuul. 2Seltcru
Grnreb mo G~IcpclaNo mo Cincinnati Ct
pref. tH
iii Nadts 1lniou sutton 1855 gia6fs).
tt4t NahtS l%iu.ou elutiou' i1.55 Haat5).
i40 Wiprneno tunipusStaiipu l4t IlorGenol,
tuQItn. nan God NapClt.
So Burn. t%Illtior Slntiuu 500 &prml tdg=
tth. rdM Vuti1lo tulu emporium. HitHttloHD,
Sric. uln lSodeniupc. lad Hulbeiter.
tt,li 9prm. tllntor Stutipu iiia &drHD.
2Sodctltauc, mad ltcuooo mo GlnIlrd'
i"55 3ad,nl. tgalth Joon linton siFitatr,. nnd
$40 NbenOs, tdoIt6 coon llntOnsetaitoW naG
buffalo.
$50 aOero" tdeltn toOn tmtOuss taitprD, rad.
Htah NtnlpoIio. 7.al. a0t 9orm i.o5, i,37
Hochmtttdne an @SnhcntageI. ScnninGs. p0l
GorW.. 100 Nbcun@.
Guu Union. etattun.
ga n a,nd'u 'Ennnrr;;ipmo ainitsn, b" tdnlib
mir S,"r"''Sinrf IL : ~ mo- Ill On mn
Men, Slnrri oIbrrhs 80 o. a 80 t0o
"a [l% n o., 0lhruo. Jspdeutnnc
IoWI,,,oai - IN ~ i,orn - ~ i M M
II % 30 * II, Ia >tt55 aibruns N''
g,r n16 EbiL,Sc6,hi, IN q II < IN "a on
II 40 a,rrn ~ IA 49, "a X ,nn
T. aIhc,,Ss lS,bert,,c -nnut,as az
~ GlbrnSs III 12 e AZ ~ III Sih5s
Van Roitcr G 40 a,a,rt 9I,,tcntnac "a az
SiberS. ,5,I,b '''"' '"""" fF
e,,,r Ssi,,,r NIX s,urtf,bu,he, o,rifae,n,trf-
tr, M . - = ci1t,crs Nini0,r ~ ~ -,
9rr,, mn . N ~ S,,'Sr, J4n4.,t,,e
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M, III -, tnn srr,ct = %. - nfa = Ok '7..t
- A w a. a 10 ia J,nrm - G5 ~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
Sin blutrutheS SrcnS.

TtluHttc-G itn 30. Gcj. -
Nod gcifcben 3cidcn mo @unocr.
&ic emit Der TSrnnfcn. &0nig GDlooe-
mig in Der SdpIoht Del 3iilpidl olrd)
Cin Ninncl35cidcn it @citalt oca
arcll5cS nit ser Siea uerbciBcnocn
NotId)oft sum G%brtItcntbum bcTcbrt
nnr0C, 10 hat oltd elm 0bulidc1 Eh0.
non1cn in 9ltIantic= Gin Wlut0er Oe.
mlrtt. arr5 todJ l%lntcrgon1 Der
Come 5ciatc lidr bier am Nlnmel
oiht ilbcr OCn Norijont Qalt5 0clltlid,
Elm groBca arcu5. Soit blutrotb hob
lid 0aiIelbe ld)arT pom Den 1raltcu
Nbcl0moIfen alb. 9tc mertpilroigc
Grid)clmulg mar ctlun 10 Wiimttcn
lang lid)tbar mo lodtc QroBc Nttns
idemncngen iu'a 6rcic. Sine 2lll5obG
GngitIid)cr @cnIiltbcr, oorunter pieIe
Acgcr. ianf aui Die &uiec mo betete
inbriinltiA "a lie gIuubtcn, Ser Gag
0c@ ilin9ltcn @crtdt9 lei 9cfontmcu.
Gle Grldlcinung pcridNuano cbcnlo
pl0BlId. mie lie a%etonmen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
Nii6oi u id,ter bei'm

Rom. 30. G8entber. Gap't
Tllis enlpiilg beilte in Vripot Nj.
oienj beil Vdter Soicpb Mid,ter. gi.
Idol BON 0rnno Nopios. Mih, mn
WonIignore 9has. $. @outbier. Orr.
bildof bon aingston, CANADA. les
gleiden gob Der Yapit Dem Morauis
Ge Jouar. Dem iponiifen gotidois
fer am Votifan, cine auoieuj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
Ter &nmor in Der i%poniiden Sitcras

"F'
llcbrr olcic" Sbclna bat Der oelltld)
ipoltiid)c @cIcbrtc mo Gid,tcr Or
Soholule5 6d'tcnrotb ans aoln fins
lid) in @ieabo0cn citcn Nortroa IL.
hoItcu gSir rrtnrburr hrmirlbc,,
,;,;,o -, =. ~. ,,
Sponl'd)cn ilber,cBtc Frobcn:
Gic @cjbcr bobcn ucr0orbcu
S(b,r S;a mc3,,a. s., so,. 49,.
S;o seo;ho.
Is tr0qt Der Nicnid, I'M Sd)ultcrlot
Ger Scblcr QroB un0 flcinc.
Sic lrcntocn porn. ciu ihlucrcH Nod.
God) bllltcll trdgt CT icinc.
n.,
NV ''' t" S,'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
Baltimore 9amnf Ynfct . So.
(Nfte NIB 5nrr rt6fHae Nat.piule.)
Gie Ret Stnotelts 9oit beioroerno.
Sdmpfrr Britannia" (henl. yTtn6ama,"

SampIer .aStrninia" (nenl, ,ala6ama,"
g8eprgia," pSruheNee."
Snrtptcr tdbreH tdalth. SnfllttaaS ausgcn0m'
men. bon hcu va Zinc. rBierS. Rr. 1918.
St9bts Strnbe, $50 gtbcnos, oir.ft nab OLD
&nini S'I mo : NSstsI'' &sS Fort NIB aileE
4uint Comfort NIT &c. & 8. @iIcnhnbn." Gnd,
9lLtunono, Gerbinonna in Rortsmoutb init scm
% 2cnbnnrh viii Zinc" fcIioer 3u1 hon Rbrtss
mouth nab AtIuulau On NorioIf @erbtnNhltd
nit Der n@tInttiic Gnnit Cine" Noriolf uie
Carolina. g~iurtplf urta fitotid. gorfuIf unb
ipeitlid, mo Glib 3omiripu Cine" nad y;clps
hcrI ISafbinGtou. 0.sG,, Hidn,uno. I'd, unc
gicp Nurf.
WnblBeitcrl intb elropitfhem 9lcre. eltrii.
rtofe Maiiitelt6t fllter elcfirtide bcIcudiuuq,
9nmpfbcibIlna aoicu fret. Rcftrpirtc dnihtens
thinner tH Den NiuetNiircaur Der .goB ptue."
gir. t07. CispuItimcresG ttuBe, III. 800 urio
50s, GiR0tSirnbe. z. u. g. Office, Siopft'gde
baltimore iuto GnIocrt : Strabe. Continental
Ernit g~ntloilig tno NlbauGb's, gr. 100, gtpr6'
GbGr!esftrdbe.
5phn H. Shrriuppb, e. grsipH,
SiccsBrdf. NJ @euisW1dru9et. ''geit Gphii. sgtgent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
WurDIanb & Rcnnipluania u. n.

8hee berIQfien gIortb, abe.s u. oats5trs Citation;
730 Born. nab Oprt tGg'th. nussenolHuteil
[can.uaa.
$50 9orn. nadh Tetin utr Guuutdas.
$50 BORN Hub Relair tialih, u~usgeucmrten
GonHtagS.
s25 ei1dm mad gcrr tisltb. a~ussencmI,eu
SuHltgns.
405 @adnt. nod 9eltd MIR Seuntaas.
420 Gahm. uGb Sefhl tiGlih. uusgcnomnen
GuHHtaNA.
6OO Nbenos nab }cluir tdgIih. ausaencm.
men Guuntags
II 90 stheuos nuh geiatr MIR SorntuaS.
il.I5 gbenos iatb 9statr WttttpodbS unb Eams
flags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
9ambnrgsWm
w. Gadl--
SoppeIidranben.
Grprcf- mnb EaHagicr. 0ieuh.

2cacu III 6puer fir Eunouu uub Gnric al.
poaeu bireIt in oamDuro an. 5iibren triuc
aniitcus 9niiugterc,
Sambur8.Nmcrifa.Sinic
81 groaonnD. Rew- Dorf.
artbnr ". Robiun,
1877 Git.9aItinlnreS Str.
Am aIteH Vtast. lrV4. u..t,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
McrdnntS' & Wincr0' Sranspur'
tatiun Sumpanu.

IHHIVTFI EWTVHs
Atdh goiton mn oeut Often; ieocg Wtoutag
Sienftug, Eonncrftng INTO Samftag, 2bcnb5
q llbr,
9tnd) Vrnbiornce un6 ocr Often; icocn Sonus
tuR, W%}itt1uod) mn ErcltdQ. g:bcuos 8 llbr.
gindD NclupOrtsgiel rho %yiorinlf: idelih um
6 tlbr Nbcnoe
Sruft Wiro idqIid bts b lIbr Nbcnos iir an
ocm Iugc, nhfaUrenhe 3olnpfer nnaclprtncn,
9idt1 Sduttthnb tluo dent Siioen. ieoen Stetl'
gofloncr lhro Tropi6encs Sampler inbrcn bon
bcr Ncrttc am Snbe hes qonq Gods ob. ga,
unnrnb Somrfcr bon Der &5eriie an 5ube Der
2Seit sails sGbcnuc. N.r
Is. a. gininaham, Naeut,
... 900 ~ Roma God
~. Y. Turner, G.G ,aoeuf.
VI. I. StebbtHe, 8eH W;a
Sgnp.bilrc0u ~ Siibuit.Gde Wtrnidu nth
eiebt2trokt. Gi3.I&5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
G6rinpcafc Camper Gompaonie.

Sbciapeafes YiItr.
GiCgutic 4nliupier Enmpfcr ,.9luguitu" ullb
.NtlnHtu' Had
Elo 4etut Comfort iino auriplf, ia.
Snntpier h%ertaiIcH Baltimore tdulih taliSpc
IpIIIlleTt 1VltptnIe) mn G.3O @hctto5 mo font
men IN Ctn VoiHt Comfort ut & llbt Diotocno
MAO In Nortult unt rs Niorucn0 an. nrfdlIiet
Bclto an ole StienhdU16ipc rad nllct liunIteH
beo Sllocts mo zlotpeltcnc.
nttstiucr.2iutc.
GlCndttit Tuialicl FnWptcr aburloItc" mo
baltimore"
nadi Neit' Poiut uno Midinluno, va.
Sampler U~erInlicn Baltimore Stcn'tng. Euu
lterftnG ltfb SdutiiuQ IN . llbr IiufmittnpS
llro i~nrtltleli tn lbcit Rnint lHt 7.3O mo TT
Hidnlntp Inn 0,2j UtnrqcfS llt
Sarnpier legen IN @tnncclict Fuiut, 6iuns
Fnuf u1lo StHnlunp'5 1lcrftc IN bctocl HlidltnHs
qcl thei Giinltigeit Netieri on.
Ennptef ueriaiicn baltimore upm girt Wr. IS
tno 10. 9tabttraheh saerfte.
2ltrt Ntlleie nab allen Ftntiell f0nltet aes
itdett, @epud utigcgchclt mo Nuiiliett6iitiiler
tI s&'ornlts .%referntrt lUcrbcn IN ben bteFtpett
Ntuei ailrcnrr Hr. ti9, Eft.anitintpre etrahe,
u. u. NubIon, a0ctti. Nr. III, eh.gaitimotss
5trrff. ober ben pGupt. piireuur: Nr. $50,
Sinht ettaie, baltimore. M,o,
9iruben 1sfter, O. Z. Ghien,
Sen. sSefbdftSfittet. @cH. sFdtianters gtqcnt.
7. s.. Mfranntt, Shtt6.0ien 'Fnit. 9faeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
9tabtirt 1880.
wilbeIna y. Heintarot,
sir. 1918, Wsr.esmbar b. sirahe.
Weiu.Oorf cInltiidDe gruhbdnScr,

81 cbus 6rbtr,
forntr 9na utb yiutt geirnacr iueroen.
NnfJ SnrtsWnmmi'SGnorr,
tueIdle ME fofttu, felbt bei'm poofn nlft.
Eiefelbeu fin bun allen Mer8teu
brftcnS empfDt.Cr.
Gr berictiigt uui liCllcIluug, inle AM guaer.
Sdutterbdnasr ttnterteibsbinesn,
iutidae nns oalsfiHen.Srufbdnbtr.
70 arratatrt. bar feline gccbtieu duuocit beftcns
geiteat hpo.
vile 9rltd1anher, gnnodpen uno Snitru,
tuente Oeroen gd%rdniirt. odB fie pniieH, linb
nufs Gauberiie mo 8efie 1nleferitgi.
fyir Touen iino Simmer
uHter Wnfftht bon lluo. Heinbdroi borbnioen.
Wo. 1eleph6n: 9ourtinno 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31

@cOotter (obiQlrc Log I'M Stcrbcn.
"a cr lein lcBte9 Stiiuolpin fonuncn
lob bat CT icil 23cib Maria Nntonlu
lnltolr6igIt lie modtc 0pd Sen Mltut
0cl , mo oen @crid)toldreihcr. DC
ncn CT im Gcbcn louicl III id)oiicl &c
m0d)t, an lcln Sterbcbctt %brlugcn. IS
~fo'tctc DER 0r1rcll 3i0cltlcrin gtuGc
Oiiibc. 10 b%od)itrbCn0c Ecrloncn III be
lpc9clI, in 0u9 cIcnhc Ncmud) De-
OtiIctb6tcr2 il trctelt. sIbcr ipcr
fam eiiicln Stcrbcnocn Die ltBtc
8tttc obldlngcH2 NlS lie nit Wtariu
antoniu. Die luic cin aulb blodtc, cills
trnfcn. 0iinctc Der 3iDelllcr halb
lcine trGlm1cnoen Nllgelt iltb< iprad)
nit heilcrer Stlulilc: y0ott lobns 6
Glier @nuoen .... bnbrn Sie ni,t bic
8iitc. oil lllcin Nett it forlncrl &c
Der ui cine Scitc, mo Der 6crr nt0ac
Sbnclt Sbrc Yarntbcr5igfeit ucrpel
ten" !Sier bicIt 8ppotier Sa6init9
etiteli Nliacnblid lnre. nm s(tbenn III
ld)Opfer. inOcB ieine geiuher i9m
Den Befnlcu thntrn ino lid reG;tp
'ilito lillfa an icit 9'e:t itelltclt, u!lnc
iidl ben Wrm0 oicier SnUle 3it cttld.
ireiis en0lidl idloB CT nit ben Ntrr
ten: DIlo oIerbeiIigitc 8 Sitnalram
Mario ieqnc Sic mo gem ,,hRen
8liif nnb gicld)ttntit {, bcrn "a iCl
Sic 4eioc al nlcireni Bette, S,coan
an eiiter Se,tc. iebe. iterbc id) wic
SIR gebcncoeiter Sobn jtpiider
5iuei SpiBbubrn
y Stuotrihter, SdrultbeiB, Bin.
Bernlciitcr.
o"7 Ter Baltimore Mesger. Ser,
eiit 9tr. !" Dqlt ont Diiitipod) gtbeltA
tn .6oiinann'a Sale" ode Sulu. Ii.
i5orreit. Stra ieine Subresperiomm.
tnn0 mo Ncnplicnpnbi ah, III mc!
der iid n1c MitgIicber ciuiinocii ioll.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31
0eIbiegbansen uadl 9entidlano nnb
a Ceitreih

5u "a Gents pro Mari uuo 20H
Gents pro 9rnne. Eorto ertra.
Wehiel miSJeitcat ouf aue Sbeile
ser Weit. 1bcu. 6. Tiener & So.
ia Sii.2esington.Str 9imnter Nr
3. uS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31

.Grompetc III al Ser NimmelatAitr
llno rliic:: Zorro, Go@ hciBt elm Stler,
Gin Sticracfed)t orarBcn. Elm lGtt
lid' @ctlwmncl,
User Suit bot, pcrIoiic ocn rci}luith
@inlucl,"
llno ula oca E@rontpgtgr2 Stinmt' Ell
tlon0
Gin ieorr Spol,jcy nor NrrEoen
lprlnQ.
Sic 1c6en birds Gbor: ,llr torp,
ltit tore"
go idricn lie iubcluo aau i'm dlpro."
llno iclbit Der bcitjNr Ncrlirouo
Sit nit Den S%drcicuoeu m.itaeronu,.
Gic cause ipnuildlc Hohoria
0cbt nm Den Sticr ourd, Ota aium
lildc Elortc.
Glc NcIlt0cn bottcn 'lr mln'cv Min
Con- Eehro m0d)tc Die ShirC II:
aScin 6luhcr hat urchr rios I'M
SlnulcI III jl!dIcl.
STR Spouicr nbCr t0nnt ornu6ct
r. illlhcn."
y Scr b%eriihultr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ger mo Grobercr &olclcio'a. acitora
ben 1899.
50 McItgotben &onip (672 6Sij
""' Spuuiid)c Sdimpfm0rtor.
Hbcr audi ctnc Qut5C lriby ip0ui
ldlcr Gid)ter. poron Ger ulitcrblid}c
GcruontcS, bntoiat III ibrcu 0~ciitrgl
den GroOuftcn cjncm urlpijd)iiGcr
Nunior. SrciiIidl lit in Oieicr Nc}ic
hung Die 6obcl Oca Com ,<llnn Gllgr.
nio N%orBcnbuid,:
GoH mob brH Golt0uio.
III" Goligillo p%crlnclCn
Mtod)t' icin Moi SIM @oniul id)icr,
Molltc Dies picriilB'9c (bicr
&or @odyuuth tciu Stroh lncar
%ircllcn..
Sod IS bat cS germ NCAclICi,
Nl@ c@ - eS pergol0ct iiebt.
Mud ppp Gid1tern nod, gciticbt
Ncltt' bci'm Nllblifllm IS 10:
Moldler bictet ibIn MIR Struh.
God, in Woloidnitt. - unO Is }icbt.
Nu3 Den anootUiihcn %olfHihmlr
rem mo %ldnu0nfcn in Eroio. mcldlr
Die jcit9cnoiiiidcl 1ifter Con %ucn
&dIera, Scr Gou0c DC las, Nopoa, 20
piIo Gumpillo mno Con Moriuro
Earoo Sc 6iGucro bcrol9anbcrL icitg
.}lmr S6Iniic oc3 Gor5en ioIgcroi
jlpci nlit1ttbeilt?:' .A''''
Ger NiolHtr' Nrdgouit6 luor pom
.@criilt acfalIth utH ioFort to6t &c
blicbcll. '6gSit lolltc ntdlt 6 icinc"
NlttiUc, Der Srou N~ticdclo, nitthci
len? Gin SdIolfopi loll0 lid) inter
Den WotreraclcQcn. Der ais iciltr
Diplomat befdmtt mar. Ter lol.s
5it letlcn Roa;crunti oSnBt mid it1r
madden" Gr ion0 MicucIu al or
ltod)Itel1 ode mo io9tc: oGlth iuhc
ld) Nerooc, Irou Micorlo." .Nun.
luu3 gibbs 0enu?" - DO, 10 gut iuic
iildlt@: ocnl 6ro3auito lit 0nH ,SGtr
d)clt pom 0rltten Stof berluttCrQc.
folcn" oN0a id)crt mid 0rrrr
Dob mcincu Muun Dos ,SGfdcn bcr
m1tcrgcinllcn i't?" ~ Cos 0iintmItg
oobci NOR nlT. Grou Micoclu; 5tcr
Otnnn itcdtc groO' ielblt in Dem sad
den o'riu."
(AnA,Ntt,, (I,, " -. .i-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-31

auuapotis. nj. Tchdl Stdtiou, no mio
2s,4h &prlu.. t.b5 uun hob Jiudlnl. Hpmeens
GtdttpIt. "a 20 ttto 1000 BORN. l12nb Wsfi.
tnuS. 1900. 2b,35 JlndHi. 600 llbr gSbenos
SIeoetId. ~ fr9al.sigtiSr go ifo ls.s
3iudsner. Wt. ~aoDGf'Stniiou. l1tn sotH.
nne l2.43 Nabn. 9omoeit'Station. 1920 Berm..
eaasrsisDn. C!l, Naturalization. Is. AS sor..
1870 Rodm. augmentation. 1900 sorHt..
l7' sl'' saS s5.g mo 8 eti @'r RE- aHI ESQ. .s'ss
ac6m $50 uns .Iit5 ghenbs.
snsiis pan; gamoeH, 9iG,iGn g e so.g
aatsm, GafnSer' siation. % 90 Ratm.
,,5onnt efne qinie" nan 8htfasefphia u. VEIN.
1ott. @ener ~ttmtnat tSnepaufl an "a.
etrahs. Relu.sorf ReaHem seteaeH sHr or.
%reidlans oso eotsI.. Sbeaisr' nns sasea.Di.
SemHa. Nsrl gomo.n serI mt sopa,
ffP'Gg.o1 u, e.ipeiit i i9T' 772si5 I. q. 500 800 !
gllilei RatIor. oisa 90. e6oa. 9.54a.
BaIIor, Slnsr ims 60 S.38. r957B.S
"aeaaI. 'iaimit,b." ~" 'qnrSlalltbIih ginamnr.
ssp peeffe S iaaaaoa Ws''b Sdr'H 5.ls nss - s s'ss n rH'
S SsSisss.. a gS,fo. a sSSl Ss%ssSS ssSSss$
c4fnnpuqgpu. :. .1daE. 70 80 N. t2Af W.
w Nohal 8abgbof nm i0.Ca abencs 'ur uni
81 notn atiautit.9itp an BoteriLaeu: %
mao dttaHftt.E tin tdpltd.
Nne Siige 6Glten tn Ntimtuatun. ~ bdii 10
Shtittr. on.
NerI. gdfneen gerf Wt Hupdl
Pbtin. Mtfun., mr. go. sos u $40 ".
fhiln. Iffpni, riir Co. Rt6B $40
ahfrbceu att, rfr GC 100 los u.
ghiln stf ausg. 2. 2.20 q. 4 22b ".
pgbila gtptsk. uue0. 2 200 n, sos
i~,1erheen stft.. ui;sJ. Q 10 n. 0.t5 H..
Phi ia. a,'om.. MIR co. R.t0T. stbN
BtllG. 9rprss. Iaal. a0OI 905a
Sifrcaut: @orbneft,91e Charles. mo
Gnrniugn.Gtrefe %. W. q. a..Sebdnos). Rs,
528. Gih.Pronotpah. Wlt. N~onulsStatton ober
aamheits Etuiiou.
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cadet at West Point scarcely a month before, rode into the trenches. The gaze of the entire company was fixed upon them as they held low-voiced consultation-the great Charge would take place at once-in five minutes three! His heart was beating wildly Oh, he had found 1t out too late. He was a coward-a coward, with a hum dred men watching his every move for a signal to hurl themselves into a maelstrom of death and fearful de- struction. His brain worked with de- lirious rapidity and the thoughts fol- lowed each other like the separate pic lures of a kinetoscope. He caught a momentary glimpse of his fathers proud. face humbled by the news of his cowardice. and there were the men in the corps at West Point and his moth- CT and a grey-eyed black -haired girl and the regiment and his own com pany and he-a shame to them all
 Over on the hill, cracking thunder broke forth and branches fell from the trees, the air was full of dust and the earth of the glacis was torn and plowed by a weIl-aimed volley. He opened his mouth and words came hoarse and involuntary. The line of men in front of him were kneeling, tense and rigid. He spoke again, scarcely knowing what he said. A solid sheet of flame flashed out over the parapet and a ripping sound like that made by a can on fence pickets deafened him. Then seemingly from an immense distance he heard a great swelling cheer and succession of short staccato yells. The blood rushed to his face and head in a burning flood and he knew that he was running over Itra nuf
 Then there was @ vision in a smoke cloud. A blackAbearded face, set white teeth and an unified rifle stock. a pistol shot in his very ear, a thrust in quarto of his own light sword, a wild struggle for a silken rag and the back of many men scuttling over the sky line.
 When Grafton really came to him self the gray-haired colonel was shak- ing him frantically by both hands. There were tears in his blue eyes.
 "Oh, Billy. my boy, knew you'd do it. The son of your father-I knew you'd do It."
 Grafton stared and looked about him astonished.
 Come out of 1t. Billy. and let us congratulate you" It was the voice of his tent mate speaking in the fog. The first in the trenches by hum dred yards Gee! That's an ugly looking scoundrelP'
 Billy followed his tent mates eyes to the figure of big black Spanish sergeant prone upon the ground, Firm ly grasped in his hand was the dis mantled staff of flag. Slowly, Billy raised his own hand and gazed blank ly at a torn bit of silk bunting.
 It was the emblazoned standard of the realm of Spain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-05
THE FEAR OF FEAR.
By Lieut.. Hugh s. Johnson.

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 Company.)
 Grafton paced rapidly back ana forth in the trenches striking at cioos and roots with his drawn sword. Close against the rude parapet, the men huddled and cursed the heat, wnich was terrific. The rays Of the sun beat straight down on the newly aug earthworks and the musty and oppres- sive odor of bruised yucca roots ac- centuated the stifiing humidity of the atmosphere. Flies and guady tropical insects buzzed and circled oblivious to the hum of high-aimed bullets ana the scream of occasional shells.
 The company had occupied the same line of trenches since early dawn. The legs of the men were cramped by the strain of long sitting, but nervous good humor pervaded the whole line. A riccochet bullet sent a shower or dirt and small stones rattling down on the heads of a crouching squad. Tne giant sergeant licked the dirt rom his diIapidated campaign hat with the deIicaoy of a snuff taking gallant and the file on his right said High Ball" The entire platoon glanced at Grafton to laugh if they could catch the glimpse of A smile on his dead white face; but Grafton did not laugh. He was strug- gling nightly with the very fear or fear.
 From his post in rear he could see the low range of hills thousand yards in front and just below the crest thin yellow line of fresh-turned earth marked the strong position Of me enemy At regular intervals the faintest veil of light blue have appear ed on the left of the little ridge and in an instant, silhouetted dead black against the steeiy sky, a fifteen-mil- limeter shrapnel caromed across the stretch of open and burst with the deadly accuracy of a well-cut fuse, just in front of the grove of palm trees on the left, where he knew the line of attack lay waiting for the final word.
 Once he heard the vicious "ptickw of a sharpshooter's Mauser ball over his head and a. single leaf and twig fiuttered down at his feet from the one great tree in rear of the trenches. and his throat choked with the fear of sudden death.
 ss His eyes glanced nervously along the straw-colored open and up the gentle rise of ground. In ten minutes that ground would be torn and cut with bullets falling as thick as rain drops and he must cross it. God! He could not do it--it meant death, vio- lent and horrible. The earth and hills and sky reeled and danced before his eyes.
 A mounted aid of the generals. a man who like himself had been boy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-05
Result Surprised Many-Day Passed Of Quietly.

Result Surprised Many-Day rasseo
 or Quietly.
 Cullman, April 4.--(Special. l-Tne municipal election passed off quietly at this place yesterday. The result was A surprise to more than one old poll tician. Geo. J. Beyer. the formeer Mayor. was elected over Geo. H. Par ker by a small majority. The Council was badly mixed. only two of the old hoard being retained. The Council for the ensuing two years will be; Q. A. Steifelmeyer, Adam Dreher, Jr., We A. Schlosser, H. Ehrensperger. c. L. York, w. H. Golf. They are all good men and a good. substantial business ad- |ministration may be expected. B. B.. Wallace won easily over, Fred Erich man for City Clerk. M. H. Rogue was elected Assessor and Collector by a small majority. Wm. Richard, the Treasurer, was reelected by good majority.
 After the polls were closed and the result was ascertained beyond doubt, a general jubilee was in order by the lucky ones. brass band and goodly humber of the Beyer supporters gath cred and celebrated the victory in glo- fious terms.
 John Jett, who shot his borther Jim and killed a negro near Stout's Noun I tain, this county, was released on a bond of ss.ooo. by agreement of the Solicitor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-05
TO PRESENT PLAY.
Methodist Ladies at Russeilvil1e will
 Give Entertalnment.


 Give Entertainment. Russeilville. April 4--(Special. )- The ladies of the Methodist Church presented the play. "The Old Maids Return from the Klondike.,' last Fri day evening at the college chapel. for the benefit of the new Methodist Church. good sum was realized.
 The town election passed off very quietly here today. There was only one disturbance. That occurred be- tween B. F. Barrett. City Marshal. and James Malone, whose vote Barrett challenged. They separated before many blows had been struck.
 The following were elected: Mayor, W. A. Orman; Marshal, B. F. Barrett; Aldermen, F. S.. Jones, W. c. Hurst, W. W. Osburn and P. l.. O'Reilly.
 The business men of the town met last night for the purpose of organiz- ing a Commercial Club. w. H. Key was made chairman and J. c. Norwood, secretary. A membership of about twenty-four was enrolled.
 A protracted meeting was begun here at the Methodist Church last Sunday night. Rev. Robt. Watson of syla- cauga. will assist the pastor, Rev. l.. F. whitten
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