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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30
A SNUG LITTLE HOUSE AND LOT
"a AT PRIVATE SALE

A small place containing THREE ACRES,
improved by q FRAME HOUSE, Stable, A
Wagon She'd; fruit of all kinds; excellent u@
Spring Water at the dwelling. 1t is situated
within half mile of Glencoe Station. N. @. X.
R., and half mile from the York turnpike.
For particulars address
mo. 1922 LONGNECKER BROS,
Anr 22-ff1 Real Estate. Towson. Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30

more city. The improvements are only ordina-
~. II has a fne front on Green Spring avenue.
lays well and is susceptible Of division into
Building Lots has one Of the nnest builoine
never-failing stream passes through the proper
fy. Annex taxation--60 cents on the 500. For
iul'Hel pa' ''S''''' 'TONGNECKER BROS,
A,,1 1a-<e Real Eefafe TOWsOn. Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30

AT PRIVATE SALE.
A lot of ground on Delaware avenue, East #
Towson, improved by a STONE DWELLING,
substantially built, with nice surroundings and
very pleasant neighborhood. known as the NJ. p.
Parsonage. For terms and further particulars.
Apply to LONGNECKER BROS,
No. 1888. Real Estate. Towson, Md.
May Eft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30
ROYAL GLUE LINE for PHIL AOELPMA 4 NEW YORK

Eastward. v.CGpdsa. La. nc. R0vGk
Hleeper..... 80. Daily 8.61 A. M. 866 A. III.
Parlor q Diner. Daily 7.56 A. N. BS.0U A. M. G
Buffet Parlor. Elk. Sun. $50 A. NJ. 9.5l Am.
Parlor. Diner. Sun. only 9.52 A. d. 9.67 A. N. G
Parlor, Diner, Ex. Sun. ll:60 AN: All:M NC
Parlor, Diner. -. Daily 1.55 P. N Al.59 p. M.
Buffet Smoker. Parlor, Obseryationand Dining
Cars .. Daily 3.4S p. N. B 3.52 Pm.
Coaches, Phila. 81. Sun. 6.00P N. sos P. N. @
Parlor. Diner Daily 800 p. N. sos P. NC
Coaches Phila. Daily 800 P. N. 9O5 p. NJ
sleepers...... Daily 1899 A. N. 1874 A. NJ.
Local Sleepers for New York ready for Occu-
pancy in Mt. Royal Station at 1000 Pm.
A, for Atlantic City week days; B. for ATTAIN
tic City daily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30
NEsIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

Between 10 and II Acres Of Land on Green
Spring avenue opposite Fifth avenue, just north
Druid Hill Park and within the limits Of Balti-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30
nOR SALE.
DARN FOR SALE.
MARYLAND o PENNSYLVANIA n. R.

On and after Sunday, May %, 1905, trains on
and arrive at North Ave. Station. Baltimore, a.
f0llnMa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30

VXYILLIAM T. ROBERTS,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
227 St. Paul Street, cor. Sarat ,ga, baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30

Cement-covered poles for carrying wires are
gaining favor In Europe. As introduced into
Zurich. Switzerland, the poles were covered
with III to inches Of cement, which was held
in place and reinforced BY wire netting wrapped
around the wood and kept little away by iron
brackets. These poles are 80 to 40 feet long
tapering in diameter from ID inches at the butt
to 8 inches at the top. A test Of three years has
given very satisfactory results. and the poles
promise to be Is durable as iron. though their
cost was much less.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30
Attorneus at Fam.

yTTILLHA 8. KEkCH, Jr.,
w ATTORNEY AT Law.
Ofice-SmedleY Row, Towson, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30

Gingerism is causing concern among society
physicians in England. Begun as a relief from
the gastric troubles incident to mental and So
cial strain, the use of the tincture of ginger
gradually becomes q habit, and the doses are
affirmed to increase TO a pint daily. Though
often taken to avoid the risks Of using cocaine
or morphine. ginger Is claimed to arouse an APP
petite quite as unappeasable as that of the more
dreaded drugs. while It's cumulative effects are
unite "A dang eruua
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
DEATHS.

Rev. John G. Freeman died at $50
O'Clock Monday night at the family
residence on the Versailles road, in
Fayette. Mr.. Freeman was seventy
three years of age, and the end came
after long life of loving service to
Gods children. For several years the
infirmities of his age had been a bur
den to him and he became seriously
worse several days ago, when it was
evident to his family that the end was
not far off. His widow and six chill
dren survive him.
He was born in Franklin county in
1882. He was one of the ablest and
most widely known of the Baptist ed
ucators and ministers. He served his
church in that daul capacity for forty
five years. His sons have become
eminent in their professions and two
of them are located in this city.
The surviving children are Prof. G.
G. Freeman, formerly of Kentucky
University, but now of Georgetown
College; G.. Y. Freeman, of the Cen
trail Bank; w. E. Freeman, of Chicago;
DR.. John T. Freeman, of Louisville,
and Mrs. w. o. Hinton, of this city,
and Miss Eva Freeman.
The funeral took place from his late
residence on the Versailles pike, Wed
nesday at II o'clock. The remains
were taken to Eminence, KY, for
burial.
Judge Chas. Stephen French died
at his home in Winchester, Monday
He was known as an able jurist and a
man of learning and ability. He at
one time represented his district in
Congress.
Miss Mamie D. Ribeling, who has
been the guest of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. S. w. Summers, on South Main,
died Wednesday night of tuberculc-
sis. Her home was at Elizaville,
where her remains were taken yester-
day morning for funeral and burial
She was aged 33 years.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
Astonishing Prices.

Prices that are simply astonishing
for this week only. Positively the
lowest prices that goods of prime
quality can be sold for:
25c bleached sponges, for 19c; dec
Grated night lamps, &c; folding cups,
Be; graduated quart measures, SC;
brass sash door rods, sc; white tape,
4 punches for DC; kid curriers', SC a
dozen; asbestos stove mats, 2 for sc;
gents white handkerchiefs, great
value, each Sc; Turkish wash rags, 8
for DC; bisk dolls, long flowing hair,
each Sc; special sale monographs,
and 10-inch records, atreduced prices;
wire dish covers, 1870.
THE FAIR.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
Bourbon Fiscal Court Demands
Thorough Investigation.

The Bourbon Fiscal Court was in
session most of the day Tuesday, hav-
ing under consideration the report of
the grand jury recently adjourned, in
which their official conduct had been
severely criticised. A series of resc-
lutiOns were prepared by Hon. E. NJ.
Dickson, consel, and were presented
to Judge Robt. L. Stout late Tuesday
evening. The Judge after reading
the resolutions Immediately ordered
the Sheriff to re-convene the Grand
Jury just adjourned.
The following are the resolutions:
''Be it resolved,
"First, that whereas the grand Jury
impaneled and sworn and sitting at
the present rm of the Bourbon Cir
cult Court, has made report to said
court, which report criticizes and con-
dennis what is assumed to be the bust
ness methods of this court, and also
reflects upon the integrity of its indi-
Vidual members in a manner highly
detrimental to their usefulness and
efficiency in the management of the
fiscal affairs of this county, as well as
to their good name and character
we believe that the lest interest of
the people of this county and the
rights of the individual members of
this court demand thorough and
searching investigation of all the al
legged Irregularities as presented by
said repo t, ard if said court CT any
of it's members should be found by
said grand jury guilty of any violation
of the law, or any derelictiOn of Of
fetal duty, the same should be in
dicted and punished, and if not guilty
they should be exonorated and
acquitted and further believing that
all of the alleged irregularities as
charged against this court by said re-
port are grossly exaggerated, if not
wholly unfounded, we therefore re-
spectfully request the Hon. Robt. L.
Stout, Judge of the Bourbon Circuit
Court, to recOnvene said grand jury
Immediately, or cause another to be
impannelled, and that they be in
structed to make a thorough and ex-
haustive examination into the meth
DDS in the business of this court
has been conducted in the past, and
to inquire fully and exhaustively into
the official conduct of each and every
member of said court, and that they
take such action as the evidence may
warrant, either by indicting these
found to be guilty, or acquitting and
generating those found to be inno-
cent of any official misconduct, or
violation of the law, as the facts may
develop, and that justice may be done
to all concerned.
Second be it further resolveds
that Hon. E. M. Dickson be requested
and authorized to present a copy of
these resolutions to the Judge of the
Bourbon Circuit Court
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
Notice.

I will duplicate photos offered by
any agent selling coupons, for the
same money and discount the work.
My photos will be genuine Platinums,
not cheap limitations. Coupons free.
Respectfully,
i. GRINNAN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
Shoes.

Baby shoes and slippers; also ladies'
and mems shoes and oxfords, at Twin
Bros.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
Goes Free.

Lewis Mitchell, the negro who was
on trial at Lexington charged with
attempting to poison Mrs. James H.
Mulligan, was acquitted in Fayette
Circuit Court Wednesday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30

$500 WHISKY sell the best $500
per gallon whisky sold in Paris. A
bottle will convince you. Don't for
get the number.
If FRANK SALOsHIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Ginc bnlbc Wiliaroc Srinfgclocr.

Der beritbmte Sl!riIt Sbcring bat
einnnl in elmer gu%tgelolinten Stln'
DC Die Sruge Der Srinfgcloer 5lint
Segenltono zines ueiitpoQen Gl'oDS
genlodlt. lporin Der bcriibnltc Hetts'
lcbrcr fir Die %allibcbung Der Srinfz
gelbcr, Die or ols cine ieocr rcdtlldell
9aiis e~ntbcbccnbc ireiipiuige Steler
d)orofteriiirte, cnergiid eintrat. Der
aampi 1bcrings gcgen Die Srinfge!'
Der bat bcfonntlid oieie oltiiberfom-
meme Snititlltion nid)t i'm @ering'tcn
eritiittcrt. Mon gibt uno nlntnlt
ltod) lpie Dor Srinfgeloer IN ollerSer'
rem 9Gnocr. Gin Stotiltifer oes Fd'
riier ,8il 9los" bat lid nun Der
Wiibe untersogen, 81 bercf)nen, iule
bod Die Siintme Der im SailTe clnes
Sobres perobreiftcn Srinfgeloer III
6ronfrcib tit. gr lit 81 Dem ergeb'
nib aelongt, oab lid oiele Snmme
olli nobeSu cine bnlbc Ntiaiaroe be-
lGllit, moppit auf EariS alcin iabr-
lid, 100 Miuipnen cntfoller. Die
SrinfgeIocr reprdiettiren olio cine
3obl, Die eincm Siebentel oes Sc.
ianimt /. 9iibgets glcihfommt. Ger
betreiienoe Stotiltiter mciit oorauf
bin, peld)e getuultige 9nlturtperfe
nit einem ltanbigen Sabresfono BON
ether bolben Minioroe g~eid)ofien ipcr.
ocn fonnten, erfldrt ober gIeih5eitig
fleinlout, bob, ipic ole Ginge MN
cinnlol licacn, Gin aompi acacn oit
Srinf1elnerploge chen 10 mlsiid)tslos
lei, iuic Der beroiide @ompf oes ar.
men &itters Ion Gltirotc gcgcn Die
Winomiiblelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04

ongcnommcn, ooB ibm Cit llntoll gu
geitoBen lei, ooer Dab Der melordo'
lid perunlagtc Wonll Selbltnloro
begongen babe. Cine entlprcdc1ne
An5eige lpuroc, 5uglcidj nit DER Tn'
multernn9 cincS GrloBnlollllc9, ociil
SeemannSomte in Nrcntcrbopcll cr'
ltottct, unO ctpo aht la8c lpntrr
ging Der Compiler lpie0cr nud) Due
nos IpreS IN See. Bon BORT ld)relbt
nm iocben Der Captain, oub man hcI
elmer groBen aciielreinigung an >.
,Sluni Den Is. nod lcbeno ltntcr 0cul
Vudboro SciIcl liegcno gCfltnoclI
habe, no CT 5mcifClsobnc Die game
Belt binoitrdL olio 40 Gage lana,
obnc Nobrun9 ~5ugcbrod)t hobc. Gr
0ebc al, oonnul@, por Dem IS. Npril,
cin Guuntlm NlciluciB mo Wenni,
&C 81 iid genomnlell nrlo ltd) inter
Ocll aCiiCl NclCNt 81 babcrL nm 81
itcrbcn, ga CT irtntcr 10 mIil0e Jet. Wlt
lunQe IT BORT gclc1cn babe, iplIIe CT
nid,t. 9tub oclt mcitcrCn Ottttbcillul'
ucn Oca GupitGn3 habcn l%orgtdltlat
ltntcrilthunQcn cr0cbcL ouB Der sci
scr t~boti1d)Iid ME mGbrcrtO Der 40
Gage irgcnO mcIdc Nubrlln9 5l ltd)
NJ q -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Sbicrc ais Wurpbiniltcn.

Is 0ilr'tc nidt ougemclt bCtarnt
icin, 0uB Sbicrc, nomcntlidl 0tc0un'
sc, aobcn mo Aiien ebenlo NOR
pbiumtiiihtig inn iuie motdlc M'cn'
ihcn. So bciiBt Elm 2%onolpirib IN
Der llrngcqcno BON SoigonL pcld)cr
ieIbit Opirmroitder lit, cine &obr,
ole an ocriclbcn 9ciocnldatt trontt.
GicieS Sbicr bat, pie Dem .. S.N,"
bcrid)tct miro, Die 0%eiuobrbett, oltt
icincm Bette ST idlofen, uno lobol9
CT Die Ffciie on5iinoet, Die i'm III on@
Hcid) Der 3ollbcrtrdtme eiliTitbrt,
tidtet ouS Sbicr lid OUT ltro ltunlp'
pert al Dem tSclier beriirlL on@ N
ocn Ticiicnfopic praiielt. 9toh me-
nigen Minllten beginitt cs boltl9 ST
id)nllrrcn fltciit ieine Efoten 5l''onl'
men u1o lpdl5t iib anf Der Gedc, no
cS Damn in cillen tiefet Sdllilmr1er
nerI0ut, li1l cine babe Stillloc pa
ter III beiti9er guiregiliig 5n erlun'
d)crl. SIS ipringt, tull5t, iilloilt, prebt
lid i'm areiic iuno i1Ilt ellolid) an
pie Settle, no es bis 5unt Wforgeil lie
gen blcibt, INT ounil init milocr Wic-
ne, nit Sitternoen gcinen, 5iillt nor
ntalcn 2cben mieDer 81 erfpa1en.
Tabci fam man a1e SDiilpfonle oc9
TouihcS BET inn ,pa%brnebmett. Sr1
S%bonNboi mitbte Elm Sailllrer, cHi
itorfcr Spilnlroudcr. cines Cages
ihnca iortacben unh IieB Sobci Ole
onqc,iinoctc Hieifc atf feiiier Motte
licacn. gei Iciler Miidfebr ioto or
iic in ser Sdnau5e ieitleS Sl'nocS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Sin ocutIdes &~lcinbabn Soga.

llcbcr Elm Observation-Disclosures
bcrihtct bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3citung;" gm lester Sonlto8 bnttr
cine biciigc 6olnilic ocrmittellt eller
I'M @rounihluci9iId)cn gelegeltcnFrI'
rotbobn cinen Iuallllg genlod)t mo
0cbodte nit Dem lcbtcn Ibcno5u9c
bon bort aus Die Hiifrellc enquire
ten. Sn Der 9unfelbeit OcS gciult'
icr0robcnocn Iben0S gelung es Den
9reicn llltr idmcr, ben Sobnbot 81
cntocderL llIto ais tic i'm glildlth CT
reidlt bottcn, iuuocn lie iueoer III
Dem @cb1uOe, nod onberbolb ocINcl'
ben Gin 2id)t; cs mar pcrI6loNlcn Ii.
fcinc Meuidcnicele meit uno brett.
,Nun tonnen mir nid)t etnltet9clL
ga Der 3ltg oil Dem ornttlcn 9nbnbo1
nidt b1It, mo miilien l%tlnoenlun9
mon0crn, bis mir bcim fonmen."
lonrmcrten oie orei Eoiiogierc. Wiun
lub fcincn NuSlpcg un0 iuortete aul
cine quite Gilgcbun0 oeS augenbli'
dc8. ga nobte bon fern Der 3ltG.
Shncl c1titloiicn ent5ilnocte Der
6o~nilicnpoter feds l%dmeoildyc
Strcidb0l5cr auf einmol olL ooim
nod cinmol, lie bronntcn in DER
minOitiQcn Nud,t oilh bell geitlth
Dab tic %5uionmen nit Dem oreiltlrn'
migen .&alt! @olt!" Der 6Jnllle
oem 2otolnotipiilbrer g%enilgcnn
@ritno gobelt. on5ubolten mo ole
Grei mit5unebmcn. Sir fiiilftlGc
Sale lpoaen sic 9etrciienoen lid nit
elmer 6calcil6tcnoen groben Sotcrne
nit rotbcr Sheibe perieben, luenll le
micocr oiciclbe 9obll benuten MOL
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Sic 3ciinnocn Der Grbc.

SIS erldeincn Gcacnln0rtl1 nod) e.
ner NuiitcGung Der n&it. Yroria"ltn.
geiGbr 5000 3citungcn unb 3cit.
id)riitcn oui Der Gr0c. Nnl mclltcn
in europa gibt c3 I'M 8%crbGltniB III
Der Sdrpci5, no nlrf 3lOO @cluobncr
cine 3ciirng fonmt. Gonod) Iol9t
Norpcgcn. 9ic NroBtc Nr5ubl polt
3citltnQcn olti Der Wclt bclibelt bic
Ser. Stootcn BON Noroameritu, 100
tGglid) 20OO 3citltngc1 crldcincn, Die
inn Gurtidnitt II c%nqqcorlldtc so.
lioicitcn llmiollcn. 5000 Wluitcr
crideincn IN oeiltider Sprohc, BON
oeltcn 5000 (bcil5 iQuitrirte, SbcilS
niht iuuitrirte IN Teutld)loll0 crldel.
ner. Sn Oelltid)lono leIbit erld)cis
men S0l9 3eitlngcn un0 3cltNdrl'tc1
in oGutihcr Sprofc, in Ncltrctd) 81,
in Der Sdipcij BOG, III 9obmcn 81,
IN ben Ser. Stuotcl II, in !,naorn
80, IN 2urcmburg 20, IN Stelcrmnrf
mo Sprol ie Is, in W0brcn 10, III
aGrilten 3, in S%ronfreid, 3, IN Sol
luno, &tolier, NumGnicn unb bcr9lt-
fopino ic ,, in Norlpegen, @elgicn,
Der Siirfci, 9o9nicrL Hichtcnitcin,
Gclltid) . Siloucit = gtrifo, Shout
id)olL Sltoiicn, China, &opon mo
Uruguay jc cine bclltid)e 3eitrnG.
0oS an 3eitungcn 0rnlltc 2ono lit
HuBlono, bollof fommcn @ritilhz
Snoien mo G9pptclt, bonn Sopon,
Hum0niem Ocltrcid) : llngurn lno
Spohicn. Gie Glteitc 3cituig Der
@elt lit Die vFefingcr 3eitung;" Die
ielbe miro ihon I'M Ininngc beS adj.
ten SobrbumbcrtS bon hincliiden
@crfcn crlp1bnt. Die norolidlte Sci.
ti1ng Der gSclt lit Die @ohcnihriit
oNorofup," mcldc in @onnterfelt CT.
idcirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04

Der olf Scr GrOc nu9geltredt, mlt9c'
huocn Den bcrould)cnOen GuIt ein.
otbmetc. &n Canton lit eill Sodot'
better Der 0liidlIhc 9clibcr 3lpeler
9liicn, Die lci0cnidoitlidc Wtorpbim-
moncn inn. Sic bcgIeitcn lbll ltetS
il, Die Npilmtncipe, mo lobolO CT
icinc Giciic binIcgt, bildt ltd) Der
or6bcrc luO %bcbcnocre, nm ltob ell
poor ,3iiNc aus Der BtclIc jlt tbllll,
nGbrcno ser flcincrc III Den Sodfllten
hcrlrnihniiiiclt unO Die Gpilmrelte
ouiiriBt, sic CT Ooril iiloct. Glelca
Sbicr lit in iciner pcrbGn8niBpollcrt
2ciOcuihoit nod Id)Iin1ner. Nlll0et
man cS Nbc1O9 IN Der Slide al, oo'
nit c9 9iudta nid)t III oo" Sd)lol'
5inlmcr fonmcn iou, 10 ltoBt ca cit
Idrcdlihc4 @cbeul aus mo 5errt
miltbeno an ser acttc. Gtne9 Cages
mllbte icin &crr cine Ncilc madch
uno pcrifIoB Die Gbiirc Der bcIocl
3inmcr. MIS- CT 5uriidfom, Job et
Den Iiicu Ioit lcbloa al Der Groe lie
oelt; or biclt ibn1 icinc Spiunplciic
inter bic Noic, uno Oos Gbier lprong
ioiort ir0bIid) nlti unb umtrciltc ihl
III Der l~uitiQltcn @ciic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Sus Wcluittcr.

Snt Gro~ntiurtcr .WcncraI r Nln5ci.
ger" iinocn mir Die hnmorpollc
SdllOcrung cineS 8eluiitcrS: is
luar = llbr uorilber, Serr mo Sroil
&uber Iu0cn in ticicm ShIoie. 0urh
0ic holb Q~c0linctcn Scnitcr lonotc
ouS &idt Der StrobcnInternc eincn
bellel Strcilcu IN bo5 cbclid)cS hluf.
acnloh. &r. @ltbcr bottc MIR ein
Nctttitd) ilbcr iih gc5ogcn, ocnn Die
Nudlt mar ldluitl. Gr lhnurdltc in
tieien Sonell. mie Der rColid)e StootS.
burger cS tbrn loll, mo ultd) icitlc
0otiin bate Die re9cn 0ciitiQcn Sll-
t%crelicn Der oelltld)cn &uu3irau 10
lpcit 5llriidGcorGngt, bob Tie iid) ou.
roli beid)rGnfte, in Der Ser5cnlu0c
SIT %iefunoiren. EIotlid) tlopitc ca
an OieS hIni3immertbiirc Crit lhild'
tern. lnb dis feline Mntluort fonl, ct
luu@ it0rfcr. Eopo Subcr pcrItlmml'
tG, mo ole cs abermolS flopfte, lltbr
CT oui mo rici iblnitrunfen: oSer-
cin!" Tom bcionn or iid) mo iilgte
bin5lt: oy8a$ lit oenn los. iuer floppt
oann?" - Cine meirrlid)e Stiinmc
nttportete: Nd, Batter, id, glaob,
eS fiInnnt G 8ctpittrr!" - Gunner
9ub," rici &r. Sltber 5utiid, inoern
cr iid) nlirihtcie, oluus ioll id) oenil
"a mnd)c, ioll ids bnlte?" Sn bieicnt
IugenbIid lGtd)tete Der Simniel
oroilBen iiir cinen Wontcnt in blen-
ncnocr !0cllc oui. Gin 5llfcnber bio.
letter TlodcnbIib 5eiate bie riciiaen
@olfenip1noe am Sirmoment pie
meibc areioeicIien ilnb Dos 3inncr
luar fir einen gugcnblid in itroblen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
YQcn bmBt Der &aiicr?

Gent preubiid)en &ofc lito lcne9fc'
ItC mitteloIterlihen GeremoniclIa
lrcnto, Die nod III onoeren Wonar'
ticn iid crbolten bubcr. Vim 'rol'
ioiiid)cn Soic Der 9oilrbpncn ). =.
botten Die 9cr5ogc gniprilh ooroili,
pom aonig nit Mon Goitlin" an
9ereoet 5lt lucrocrl - lpenlt lie aitd)
in ySirfIifteit nid)t i'm %geringitct
nit ibi1ell blutapcrunn0t murer. Sn
StaIien liro Is sic Sitter bc3 Nu.
niln5ioicn SrOcnS, Die ooa Hcd,t
bciibet, Settern ocs aoniga lid All
neilnen uit0 gcltuntt 5lt iueroen, ull6
bob Die lpnitld)cn 8ronoen criter
alaiie baS Itol5e Nriuileg aeniebcn,
ihr Saltpt III 8cgcnuort oca3oni1S
81 beheden, lit oagcmein betonnt. 81
ben Nct,tstitcln tcircS cin5igcn prel.
Biid)en Mognatcn 1cbort es nbcr.
Dem aaiier iuic cineul Gerlpanoten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Mnfiat bes Enartaners Garldlcn
MiFnid iiber Shillcr.

SdiQer ipor Elm 0ihter, lueSbulb
mir am .. Mui irci bobcn, no CT Dor
100 Sobren geltorbell lit. 8or letnem
Looc mar er an bcrnlelben Gage &C.
bobrcn, mic 2llt0cr, ober lpGter, meS'
balb CT uiele GenfmGler bat, motd)e
ollcin, mand)e nit 8octbe 5niammen,
no iid) oie Soften Damn billiger %Itellen,
luic iiir ieoen ertra. Sein Sauptipcrt
iillo Die .HGuber," Die ibnl aber 'pd'
ter nid)t mebr 9eiiclen, nad)oem nc
ibm NlIbm c%ingcbrndt mo 10 ibre
StmlOigfeit getbon bottcn, mcsbdlb
CT onun 81 iogen pfle9tc: Ser Moor
bat icinc Shuloi9feit aetbon, Der
Moor fam geben." Seinc @eoidte
modte cr fir Die boberen aloiicn,
cin5elne abcr nebrnen mir Idon IN Der
G.uarta oltrd), meld)e non1lih nld)t 10
idnpcr iino. llno id babe einrnul me-
gen Sd,iQer Nrrcit befomllefl, neil
ib Hidts Qefonnt babe. Nus Dem
@olleuitcit nlod)te CT orci Stlldc,
meSbalb er ocn 0emctrills niht mcbr
icrtig MADDEN fonntc. gr belrotbcte
Die aarolinc p0cr Die CHARLOTTE bon
2cnQeiclot, mcldc man imn1er oer'
mchielt u1o aud CT icl6It. Ils or
ltorb, iiclen bic Shlllen nid)t aus,
neil ma Dor 100 Sobren nod nidt
10 melt lpor, oltd) bel Der Scrbltparooc
oalnalS nod nift. @eoient bat er ais
llntcror5t, ober lcin 8roBputcr mar
@adcr, uno CT rib ans, weSboIb CT
ulld) nid)t neitcr nud) pben opoltclrt
lit, 0cnn IS giebt eben Menlfen, pcl'
die nicrlalS meiter fomncn, neil III
immcr iiscn blelben.
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ySp but's int gansc 2ciuc net &C.
maBem

Sciiilhc 0lGtter cr5oblen Iolgeroe
Shnlrrc: Sn bent Stootden 4 bat
Der @elangperein 6obnenlpeibe.
Sdon @oden porber bat Der Scbrer
ocS OrteS oem Yrdiiocntcn Die 6eits
rcoe ol~lSgeorbeltet mo e%lngepoittt.
Ser QroBe Illgenblid nobt. Glnc!Dten.
&c 6elttbeilrebnler bat 'it Inn otc
Hconerbiibne geid)oort. Torlt oieGb'
renmitqlieocr nit Der neltet Sabine,
Die Gbrenirn9lrollcn un0 Damn int
lpeiten llnlfrciS Die dllSluGrtigen Ser
cine uno Die geiomnie G%inwobncr'
Ihuit. 2outloie Stiae. Griportitngs'
pole 9lidc. Ser 9err &oriisenoc
bcbt iebt nit Stentorltimme an:
nSod)gecbrte Scitgenoiic, liebe @os
itel" Ga itodte ct ld)or, Der bat
ben 5oocn perloren, uno er brillltrlt
Dor lid bin: nGeB 8cipltter nod
cmol, mic bots iett ood nod gebon'
BE? @citcrt bo,p ih ooh nod oleS
10 gut geluiBt!" Ger 2ebrer, Der Die
bcifle Gage ipiort crioBt, bat lid al
ocn Er0iibenten bcrongei6lifen itno
rollrlt ibnt einige poiienbe @orte aus
Dem Stegreif su. 6lugs reiht Der
9ieoner ieit Saupt nod Der Stelle,
mober bic rettei1oe Stintme ertont;
obcr or bleibt itlrntnl. Ger 2ebrer
mieocrbolt lein Ioriogen etpas loi'
Ter. Ger podere Soriisenoe lbiitfelt
oos Saupt uno ruff loilt mo erregt:
,Noo, roo, Serr 2iebrer, Sic crrl'
lid 10 bots I'M gauge 2elue net &C.
baabei"
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Bonn Suoc anfcritanoen.

Gic vNorOweitoeutihe 3citnnN"
tbeiIt iolgenoe c~igeltortige 8eidid)tc
NIT: nAac SungerfiinitIcr iibcr-
trlln1pit bot scr aus Stolp in Eonl.
mcrn gebiirtigc @ci5cr 8uItfe poit
Dem 2lopo Gompicr nWiir5burg."-
IlS oicicr 0ompfer, Der in Der Ga
Elota q. Clinic ocs Nprbo. Slopo be-
id0itigt miro, an, II. Gpril D. 8. bon
NucnoS Mpres bier eingetroffen mar,
pcrnnibtc nlon ON ndditcn SoNe oil
@oro oen Sci3er @uitfc. % CT trni'
alien Snhcn niht 81 finhrn mar,
une ieinc i6mmtlidlcn effeften i'd,
an Srt uno Steae beiinoei, ipuroe
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