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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08

There will be q meeting OF the County Dem.
ocratie Executive Committee here Friday al
u O'Clock. Members please q notice.
2. 3. Gary, Chairman.
M, P. DeBTuhl, Sec.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
New Hack Line:

am now running q public hack line
through the entire city from depot and any
private call will be promptly atttened to.
Robt. Ellison.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
UNCEM
For Solicitor.

I hereby announce myself az . candidate
for Solicitor Of the Sth judicial Circuit at tina
apptoaching Primary and pledge myself 10
m. o. L. Schumpert.
I am q candidate for olicitor Of the
eighth judicial Circuit, composed OF the
Counties OF Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens,
Nexberry and Saluds. / will cheerfully
abide the result OF tho Democratic primary
election. ~
Laurens, SC Feb. 81, 1905.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
ny Valentine.


What shall I ssnd my love! The flowers are
dead;
The scent of summer roses long have nsd
Phi blasts Of winter long ago have blent
With dying l~eaves-their mission well-nigh
spent.
with many . dream undresmed and song
v~aIsntihe-suoh words as lovers write
When hearts are young and happiness In
sight.
What shall I send her, now. from out the
past
Nor flowers nor words the distance can DER
,rvixt hearts that languish or 'twixt eyes
that weep. - :.
The years that parted a. have brought ms
Naneht can assuage II till we meet again:
But thrught can bridge the distance 10 ner
And thought, tonight, shall be my valen-
"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
A Safe Cough Medicine for Children.

A Safe Cough Medicine for Children.
In buying a cough medicine for children
never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from 1t and re-
lief is always sure to follow. 1t is especially
valuable for colds, Group and whooping cough
For sale by all druggists In Abbev1lle, d. NJ.
Young, Das West.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
Watermelon Seed.

80 lbs, fne Watermelon and Cantaloupe
seed low on hand Come get pour SEED
nom ]. w. RYKARD.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
Notice.
FloWer for Sole.

Sold out balance Of bankrupt stock OF Ale
wine 70 e. l. Polisr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08
Notice.

Registration Notice.
City registration books are now open. II 10
necessary for all voters to register.
Jane Chalmers,
City Clerk.
Jan. 0, l05.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08

Axes. handles, picks, hoes, rakes, shovels
and forks al Glenn's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08

Cor Load OF Coal.
havs another car OF that nrst .clsss Jelico
Coal ready for delivery.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08

JonquilE, violets and other early lowers can
be had At reasonable prices by calling up
phone lSS. Give US your orders.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-08

WOODENWARE.
Well buckets 80
BIB Cedar pals 81
Wire band cedar pals Is
Pine pals Is
Wooden Bowls, 10c and up.
Bread Boards, extra large 80
Butter Moulds IL pound 10
l Id. l5c 2 for Is
Wash Bowls 10
Clothes pins 2 doz. O5
Sifters, IL in. 10
Salt Boxes III
Measures, Wood l0c and UP.
Brooms, % to 40
carry everything in this line.
Prices right.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22

Death visited our village last week ana
removed one of the Oldest inhabitants,
Benjamin Mossman. Mr.. Mossman ior
many years was one of the most prominent
business men in town, and at the head Oh
the leading industry in Barton. III
September, 1859, Walter Haywood, at that
time the senior member of the Walter
Haywood Chair Company of Fitchburg,
Mass, together with Benjamin Mossman'
came to Barton and purchased the water
privilege now owned by the Peerless Co.,
and installed plant for working nara
wood into chair stock. The next spring
MIR. Mossman moved his family here, ana
for thirty years superintended the business
Tor the Chair Co. This company employed
from thirty to fifty men for several years.
and Mr.. Mossman had the entire manage
ment OF this end of the branch chair busi-
ness. By his careful business methods
and sterling honesty he possessed tne
perfect confidence of his employers and 10
him they owed much of their business
success. As neighbor he was exceeding
ly kind and accommodating. The town
elected him to several important ofnces'
he was g selectman several years, lister
several different times, and for many years
justice of the peace before whom many
court cases were brought. He was man
of good judgment and excellent habits ana
was respected by the whole community
He was successful as a fnancier and wise
in investing his capital, and accumulated
a considerab BILE fortune. About three years
ago he was injured by horse in the stable,
and since that time till his death his mind
had been clouded at times. Last Monday
he bad a paralytic shock and he died Tues
day. Mr.. Mossman was born in West
minister, Mass, Dec. II, 1917, and was
married May Il, 1912, to Miss Anna b.
Davis, whom he has survived for twelve
years. He was the last of famllyo
thirteen children. He was the father CT
six children, two of whom only are living
| He leaves to mourn his loss, bis son, U d.
| Mossmap, and his daughter, Mrs. Adelaide
Whiting of San Bernadino, California,
| besides his many friends and more distant
relatives. The funeral was held at the
housel Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock, Rev. w. G. Johnson officiating
and Rev. w. A. Warner assisting. Thurs
| day morning the remains were taken 10
| Westminster, Mass, %. burial.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22

Passumpsic Congregational Club Meets
The spring meeting and banquet of the
Passumpsic Congregational Club was held
Thursday evening with the Congregation
al church at Newport. There was large
gathering, many besides members coming
from out of town to hear the eloquent ad-
dress OF Rev. a. w. Vernon, professor of
Biblical Literature and pastor of the col
lege church OF Dartmouth. The BANQUET
was served early In the evening to large
NUMBER. This was presided over by F.
w. BALDWIN OF Barton, who is president of
the club. Seated with him at the guests
table were Gov. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell,
Rev. mr.. Vernon, Rev. Mr.. Chapman OF
st. Johnsbury, David M. Camp of this
place and several others. The BANQUET
was served by the ladies of the church,
ana following this were the post prandial
exercises. The club was welcomed to
Newport by D. NJ. Camp, who spoke of the
pleasure OF the local church In entertain
ing the gathering. Mr.. Baldwin respond
ed thanking the hosts for their hospitality.
Gov. Bell, Prof. Vernon, and Rev. DR..
Chapman OF st. Johnsbury also spoke.
Following the banquet, many took an OPP
portunity OF meeting Prof. Vernon and
His Excellency, Gov Bell. The address
OF the evening was delivered by Prof.
Vernon on the practicabiIity of Christian
ity. He showed in clear manner the way
in which Christian methods were applica-
BILE to business affairs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
PROBATE COURT.

Nancy A. Wright estate, Coventry.
Florence w. Heermon appointed admin
istratrix
Mary (Badger) Fletcher estate, Brown
ington. Administrators inventory re-
turned
Zama Ann sartwen estate, Albany.
Administrators inventory returned.
John D. Cotton estate, Irasburg. APP
praisers' inventory returned.
Harlan Hill estate, Lowell. Apprais-
ers' inventory returned.
Ellza Burnett estate, Derby. Admins
traitor applies for license to sell real estate.
Referred to May 18th, 1905.
nWilliam Campbell estate, Derby. Ad-
mlnistrator settles his account.
Lois G. Kelsey estate, Derby. Last will
presented by w. S. Robbins, executor
named, for probate. Referred to May 10Th,
1905.
Effie M. and Charlotte D. Waterman,
minors, Derby. Lot Edwards appointed
guardian.
Harry o. Kendall estate, Newport. APP
praisers' inventory filed.
James Grant estate, Craftsbury. APP
praisers' inventory filed.
Fred w. Hall estate, Newport. Apprais-
ers' inventory filed.
Jane Farrant estate, Newport. Commits
sioners' report filed.
Moses c. Partlow estate, Troy. W. D.
Miller appointed ad ministrator; George F.
Boyden and Gardner E, BuzzeIl. apuraisers
and commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
COVENTRY.
Meeting of Orleans County Congregational
Ministerial Association.

Meeting of Orleans County congregational
Ministerial Association.
The tri- annual meeting of the Orleans
County Congregational Ministerial Asso-
citation was held with the Rev. A. s. Bole
at Coventry on Tuesday, May 18th. Rev.
j. b. Lyman acted as scribe and Rev. M.
w. Farman was chosen moderator. PRAYER
was offered by Rev. James Ellington.
Letters OF dismissal and recommendation
were granted to Rev. A. B. PEBBLES and
Rev. 3. S. Mabep; Mr.. PEBBLES to the
Middlesex Association of Massachusetts
and Mr.. Maben to the York Conference of
the Christian denomination in Maine.
1t was~voted to receive Rev. Josiah Poeton
into membership of the association. A
license to preach was granted to Mr..
Wilson, the young man from Yale who is
SO acceptably supplying at East Charles
ton. Rev. Thomas Hall gave very inter
estlDg account of revival in Ireland of
fifty years ago and also very encouraging
account OF the revival of 1875 in Island
Pond. Rev. j. B. Lyman gave an exceed
1ngly helpful review of democracy and
Social Ethics" by Jane Adams. Rev.
James Ellington read well thought out
discourse on the text sArt thou he that
should come, or do we look for another?''
The sermon was appreciated by all. A
vote OF thanks was rendered to the host
and hostess for their entertainment, and
the meeting adjourned to convene again at
East Charleston on the third Tuesday in
next Septem Der.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
For Sale.

Having put in q factory 8 ze
40 outterwol ker combined in order
m butter I have for sale sheep
Nc shesp, one Dasis swing churD No.
,oouard barrel churn No. 6, also one
~ butter worktr practically new.
inquire of W. + NYE. Barton, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
lMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
tate of Carlton Udall.

Adersigned, having been appointed by
prable Probate Court for the District
MS. Commissioners, to receive, exam
adiust all claims and demands Of all
against the estate of Carlton
ate of Craftsbury. VT, in said Dis
leased and all claims exhibited in
Thereto, hereby give notice that we
n for the purposes aforesaid, at his
Ssidence on the 5th day OF
Ind the 20iay of october next
! O'Clock %. NJ. until five O'Clock pm.
kaid DAYS. and that six months from
Iday of April "A. D. 1905, is the time
by said Court for said creditors
hit their claims to US for examination
at Craftsbury this 18th day of
D., 1905.
L. II MILLER, Comm'rs.
GEO. NJ GRILL,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
[MISSIONERS' NOTICE
ate of John D. Cotton.

Undersigned, having been appointed
the Hon Probate Court for the Dist. OF
Commissioners, to receive, examine,
.hst all claims and demands of all per
Ainst the estate of John ID. ColtC N late
Inrg in aid District, deceased and all
Exhibited in offs~t thereto, hereby give
that we will meet for the purposes
d at the Office of w. ID. Tyler in
sburg on the 3lst day of May and 3lst
Oct. next from 1 O'CLOCK p. m.
block D M, each of said days, and
Dnths from the LIST day of May, A. D.,
the time limited by said Court for
ditors to present their claims to us
nination and allowance.
at Irasburg this 10th day of May
O5.
CLARK D; BAILEY, com,rs.
R2 F. M. SEARS,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
Keep Il linking about 1t.

Cough syrups that are constituting
leave the stomach and bowels in danger
GUS condition. 4 cough syrup that is q
laxative is sure TO give better results. Liz
all is a laxative, and il it fails to cure TO
your cough or cole we will pay back your
money. 81. C. PIERCE. WELLS & VII
LARD, GLOVER, 2. j. KINNEY, Il. !. WEB
STIR. BARTON LANDING.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
II PENSIONERS NOTICE.
State Of James Grant.

ndeTsigned, having been appointed by
oraDle Probate Court for the District
MS CON missioners, to receive, eX-
nd adjust all claims and demands OF
Fsons against the estate of James
tie OF Craitsbury in said district,
+, ana all claims exhibited in Offset
hereby give notice that we will meet
purposes Aforesaid. at his late resi-
p the 3ist day OF May aud 25th day o.
next from J O'Clock y. m. until 4
lp m, each of said days, and that six
from the 2sth day of Apr A. D.,
he tine limited by said court for
r itors 70 present their claims TO us
|lination aud allowance.
At Craftsbury, VT, this nth cay of
ID 1905.
n. b. WILLIAMS,
~ WILLIAM hYAN, OOlIs'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22
IministratOr's Sale.

offer for sale at bargain. One OF the
rms in Derby, the Henry o. Wo'lley
mated midway between the Villages
/ Center and Newport, on good roads
and winter, near the best schools
he's only two miles from the railroad
Kindred acres witt suitable buildings
|renair. running water at house and
IMAGE land level, free from stones,
|Work aud Very Fertile; sugar orchard
more trees fully ris ged; NO waste
I the Prettiest and Most Desirable
II This section. Price, 1880, OF which
able amount may remain on mort
sesired. Must be sold very soon TO
ate.
he PREMISES known as the W. poer
litbfn ten minutes walk OF DERBY
81 q schools, churches. ETC., CONSIST
bont IS acres OF land with comiorta-
bing4. A desirable home for some
finS a village place with land 10 earn
re- This zoo must be sold soon
Miss These Opportunities.
1 or address. -
,oor Derby, vt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
unsalanter Tr5t.

6ralten ungebltd meniaer era5io8
mo onotomiit id)ledter gebaut,
oils Manner. Or. Nrnolo'S
&ortrog.
Nem Yor't, 20. gpril. -
5rallen limo penigcr gro5i0S ais
Nfonner, lie iino anaton1ii6 i6led)ter
gebout uno ibre H0de oienen meIent.
lid) oo5it, Die bGBlid)en @infel oeS
%ipelblid)en anieS 5I oerbergen - 10
'praf iid) Or. 6. $. Irnolo, 0iref.
tor oeS Surnlebrer . Seminars in
Nen.Saoet, IN einem Dor Der Con-.
BENTON Ser amerifanilden @eieu.
'fott fir pbDiiif)e G%r5iebuune eebal.
tenen Sortra9 aus. Gr lit Der Mn.
lidt, oaB ous Son5en fir Sroiten
ipillenihaftli6 piel pertbooIler lei,
oils fir WGnner, oa eS ole idpu1dIten
Gbeile ibres &orpers it1rfe. Or. Mr.
nolo iprady lid 5iemlid) idarf geaen
Die geielidoftlide Gillette aus, uo-
nod) 5rauen nit fIeinen Sdrittfen
oabintrippen miiiien uno nid)t lanien
uro iprineen biirfen, luaS ibr 9lut
in Den untereu @IieomaBen in Girfil.
lotion ieben miiroe. @r iprod iid) Sl
@unIten Der biipfenoen, Itott ser
iibIifen @eieaidoitst1n5e nit ibrem
bl6Ben @IeiIen nno 0abinitreiten
aus, oo 2eetereS geIimobeitIid nilt.
los lei.
D8iele 2eute ipred1en iid) beftie,
aaeroingS nidt in bibliider Sprode
iiber oas San5eu ans" iaete Or. 8.
u. Inoerion onldBlid Der giniiib.
rnng bes Son5ens in DER Dale Uni.
periitat." @r lit oaeroings oes Gr.
folgeS oeS EanSens oil ser llniperii-
tat nidt iid)er, fiibrte aber itatiitiihe
Ingoben nn, ipelfe beipeilen, oob
oalielbe iiberal in oen Slirnanitoltcn
Der Ser, Staateu einaefiibrt iei. CIR
iagte, Der sDale . trainer" Wiirpbp
idide feline 2eiite in Ole SansfloIie,
oa Tie oaoirrd iid)erer uno raider olif
Den SiiBen weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
@icoer cine 8rnbenfatnItropbc.

GrpIoiion IN elmer @eit-girginicr
3edJe. - SefS @lrbeiter gct0otct
ino bier onoere idAper uerlebt.
GbarIeiton, @..@o., 20. GpriI.
Sn Der Cabin Greet : 3ede az
aap 6oro murOen beute 9l6eno 5ebn
aoblengra6er Our6 cine @rploiion
perl6iittet. Gier pom ibnen gelnng
eS, Die Oberfldde 81 erreihen, iiuo
ieoof iGmmtIid) ifpper perIebt. Mon
fiirdtet, onB ole ied)s llebrigen toOt
limo. 9ns llngliid ioa ourH einc
Eitlper . grploiion peranlaBt moroen
Iein, welfe Die 3ede III Slommen
iebte u,o tbeifueiie gum Giuitiir5en
brad)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
syaaem Der @cisenpreiie.

Gbicago, 20. gpriI. - Ser
Dem Spefilanten Sobn ". 8ates sli.
geihriebene Mai 8ei5en Corner"
ideint beute ieineu Sooesitob erbal-
ten 5u baben, inbem etmo 5000 900
gpid)el fir Mai : ablieieruns pIoe.
lid I'M Warft obgeIaoen iprroen. 9as
8einItat luar elm Hiidsons bes Grei.
les bon 1882 aif 1882. 6esen
SdluB Der @eidaftsitunoen ltieaen
Ole Treiie icood mieoer auf $t.t0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
6udl's 4rpaeh.
9lolts

Gbicogo, 20. Ipril. - 9loit-
bart Sobonm Sod, melfer bier me-
gen @rmoroung Der Srou Marie
@elfer . Sod, elmer Der pielen BON
i1m geebelidten Srauen, Dor @eridt
itebt, GilBerte beilte Den @unidl Dor
elmer ans 0eutiheu 6eitebenoen Sllrp
proseiiirt 5u mer0enA Gr bot b%efonnt5
lid, bereits cine Serlegullg ieines
Yro5eiies eeiihert, nm ieinen Sail
Dor einen oeiltif,en Hidter 81 briu-
gen. Nit elmer oeutiden sSilrp red)-
net er 5lueriiftlif arlf6reiipredung
Sein anmalt bebaliptet, Die gegen
i'm erbobene anflugeidrift lei ans
ted)niiden @riiltoen nidt rehtsfrGf-
tia. &idter aeriten permarf iebod
belite oieien Gimuano, uno Die 3il-
iammenietuns Der Slrp nobm ibren
Infang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21

fltlB notbtuenoig> nm SIT Ser griifunI
5uaelolien 5u meroen. Gas 0epurtcs
ment bot ungeor6net, BOB auc Ippli=
%tanten, Die 3ufrieoeniteaenoc @m.
pfeblungSbrtefe Oon a%ngeicbenen Sc.
i%hGitSbduierH O0er lonitigeu 9&ad-
metS tbrcr Qualification 6rinden,
ais GuuOiouten eiugetragen mer0eu
iollen. Die Eritfungen finocn in oen
6lottcnboub0fcn 81 @oibin9ton ms
81 Norc. SSlanO, Sal, itatt.
4hountuuq Scr Yeniion$
Gramtnatoren.
Bon Den 5ebu Eenlions- Grnmipn-
loren, melhe ole HepiiionS Commit,
iton biIoetcn, trotcn nelm aus Dem
9un6eS0ienit aus, iuOcm Setretir
Sit6cOd ibre Reiignution oui Ont
pfebllng oeS Yenitous GoumiIiGrS
@arner nnnabm. Die Grominotoren
bebaupten uIleroingS, CS lei ihnelt
erflGrt moroen, menu tic reiiguiren,
10 miiroe Die Angelegcnbeit nm 10
cher erIeGi9t Deroen lno i6rer ip0.
teren 8ieoerantelung miir0e NihtS
I'M @ege ite6en, Sffi5ieQ luoreu
aber an Die Heii9notion feline Be.
oingungen gefniipft ulO Die Nnno5,
NE erfolgte o6ne ieocS @enn mo
9lber. 9ie Heiignotiom mel6e ser
SetretGr nidt on9enommen bot, lit
Die zines @rominutorS, lpeld]cr nit
Der 9ciuiaigrng ser 8enIionen fir
Mlitglieoer bon 5lpei 3eqinlentCrr
aus HennipIuonien mo 0ems Serien,
melde mG6renO oeS 9iiraerfrieotS
nie Gienit getbon boben 0idtS ST.
tbun 9ebobt, aber ipGter ser 9cuil.
ligllng elmer 8enIion in einem scr
specialization 6Glc 5ugeitimmt Fat.
ltuiduIbtg rntGoficner
Glert erbGlt fein
mint 5uriid.
Nuf @rlno elmer Spe5iol-G refu.
tiporore ocs GrGiiocnten &ooiepclt
lit 9. 4. Scott, jun, ieine olte Stcl.
lung oils Glcrf in Scr 0ibiiion oe5
EoitomteS in 4onioS-Gitp fiir regi.
~Itrirte 9riefe mieoer ongeboten NOR
Den. Scott, oeiien &nter YoItlnciItcr
IN 8anios.Gitp mar, muroc i'm Sabre
1901 nbgeicbt, neil ibm ser Scrllit
zines rcgiitrirten GodetS sur 2oIt &C.
leqt murbe, mel6es $4,000 e~ntboIteu
batte. Die @ntpenounq oeS @el0cS
mltroe Scott ME nohgcnieien, o6tr
ser &eroodt ser EoItinIpeftorcn
mar Elm 10 %ftorfer, ooB feline Ibict.
sung erfoIgte. Nnb pieriG6riger
Gbdtigfeit lit eS nber ocn 5nipcfto.
rem gelungen, SSobn u. 6ogg, eincru
Goqegen Scots, Die llnteri6loglmg
OeS @eIoes nod5mueiieu. llntcroeI.
len lpor SCOTS 8ater geItorbcll,
uno bieicr ielbIt bate icinc @ieocr.
aniteauug nidt benntrngt. 9nS &c.
partement peiB nidt, Oh cr icinc
SteIung Dieoer onnebmen miro, bat
aber bod, 10 melt moglid, ooS inn
5ltgefiigte llnred)t mieoer gut modbcll
mollen.
Bana mofanoG 9au.
Sir Wortimer 0uronb, Der eng
hide 8oti6ofter, tbeilt Dem SefretGr
Goft nit, oie englii6e Hegierlma
babe, Der oies6e5iigliden GinloolnI
beS SefretGrs entiprcdeno, S6er.
Sngenieur Sumter, ben grbouer 6e3
Monheiter SdiifsfonalS. oilsgc.
lu1blt, UNI oIs elmer Der berotben0au
Sngenieure bel ser @ononlofonol
2eitung 5u fun9irer. @r. Sumter bot
ieine 9ereitmilligfeit bier5u 5lt crfci1.
men gegeben. 0ominic Murpbp bIcibt
.Sefretdr Der Gommiiiion, bod mfrs
cr iein 9iireuu nad Dem Sit6mm5
uerIegen miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
ieinen 8oiten 6uriidfe6ren iper6e,
uidlt in g[bre0e.

ieinen Soften 5uriidfebren luer6e,
nidt in Ibreoc.
.4merito" pom StapeI.
9eIfuit, SrIono, 20. ApriI. -
.gImcrita," Der meme &ieienonmpfer
Der Sambrtrg NmcrifaHii6eH 2inie,
murOe heute I'M 9eiiein Don pieIeu
Sauieno 3%uidauern bier pom StapeI
geIoiieu. Ger &aumgebalt OieieS
StiffSfoIoiieS betrGgt 22,5N Con.
nen nit 5000 Sonnen fiir SSradt
unS Roum fiir etlua 1000 Baiiagiere.
.9lmcrifa" miro I'M tranSutlantilden
&crtebr 5lUiifen Samburg II. -Reips
Yorf in 0ienit geiteIlt merOen. Bel
elmer 8reite BON "a mo elmer Eiefc
BON % SUB bot ser Gompfer ole I'M.
gebcurc QGnge BON 700 SUB. Die
.@merifa" lit eiu S6peitcrid)ifi Ger
oSamburg."
q h elm 3ugeitGnoniB I ii +
ungarn.
8iem 20. april.-8ie aus 9u6a.
peit telegropbiid bierber gemeIoet
miro, oronet elm ioeben befonnt ge.
tuorOener @rloB oeS Iei6S. arieaSz
miniiterS b. Yitreif on, bob Die 81
ti5iere Der ungoriiheu @orniionen,
Ioiueit lie oeS unguriiden ni6t mad.
ZIG limo, our Grlernung oieIer Spra-
6e ~ongebalteu lperoen Ioaen. lima.
bigc uno llnmiaige ioQen nud OeItz
reid oeriebt lueroen.
Gugemein miro oorin cine neitere
luid)tige 9on5eilion ser 0Itrei6Ii6en
Hegierung erblidt, p~ornebmIid Bar.
ouT bere6net, Die ungorii6e Oppoii-
ton gum Dorldrfigen 8er5i6t ollf III
re lp~eitgebenoen miIitGrii6en 6oroe-
rungen 81 oeranloiien.
0euti6Iano'S @arotto.
Wtiiion.
Berlin, 90. 9(pril. - Die Oil.
3ierc, Die ser oeutide GoiIer oa3u be-
itimmt bat, icinen Special = @eIono.
ten, @raf b. Sattcnba6 = NIdJoI0, ultf
DER 5lueds 8ereiuborung zines beion.
ocren SanbeIsOertra9eS 3pii6en
0ellti6lano lno Norotfo gepIontelt
Heiie naf) 6e5 81 begleiten, limo aus
Der 9liitbe oes Sffi5ierIton6eS oltS.
gcWGblt, rno 3tpar: Oberit b. Sdenf,
Snipeftor Der misunderstanding uno
friiberer Gommanoeltr Oea T. 8oroe.
@renooier : &e9iments, beIien @bren.
OberIt Der &niier bon HuBlano lit;
WPoior Baron b. Senoen, Der iett Dem
@efolge oeS SaiierS auf ser Mittel-
mebrfobrt olgebort unG NilitGr.
attahe ST. Woorio lit, uno Solpt-
mann b. aleiit bonn @eneraIItobe oeS
@arbecorps.
gate Emperor 0i03ee.
Gom, 90. Npril. - Die neile Do
seize, ruelde our6 Die Sbeilung Scr
Gr5oio5eie WtilDnufee 9ei6nffcn ruer.
Den ioQ, miro Den Nomen 2ate gu.
perior.G iO5eie erboIten. 9eS 9ii6ofS
Heltoen5 miro in Sibpeming, Mid.,
ieir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-21
glIer 8erautiuortlidfeit entbuben.

Manila, 20. Ipril. = Gin
8riegsgeriht Der 9nnoes : Marine
bat Sieut. Commander Sianc aniebt
Sepmonr, ben Hapieations Sffi5ier
oes arenSers Baltimore" bon ieoer
Terantportuns fir bas Iiiflaufen
oes &reu5ers, Der Dor ettpa feds No.
naten in Der Malaffa . StraBe ouf
Den 8runo serietb. aber balo mieoer
flott muroe, freigeiprofen. Cine
gleidje 3reiipref,ung lit bereits IN
Dem Sale bes Commanders S. .:
8iees bonn Baltimore" Der. aus
oelnielben MnlaB Dor ein 9riegsge-
rid)t eeitelt muroe, erfolgt.