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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
PEN AND SCISSORGRAPHS

MIR. j. Meekins Woodlcy will
represent Sumter county at the
cotton growers convention at New
Orleans on the 24tn.
Mrs. Ann ID. Finn, of Darling
ton, Il relative of Mrs. II. E. Nc.
Rae of our town, died on the 4th
after an illness Of u few weeks.
The new court house at Oar
lington will be formerly dedica
ted with appropriate exercises to-
morrow. Judge Hudson has been
asked to make an address.
This 100000 bale cotton crop
is very discouraging to the boil
weavil-Baltimore Sun, yes, nnd
but for the boil wevil the crop
might have been 100000 bales,
and cotton down to 4 cents.
DR.. Chas II. Judson made Fur
man university, Grecnville, a
Christmas gift oc his residence
and loi, valued at $1,000. Last
year he gave tho university SOL
600.
The firm of S. j. Edcns e. Co.,
of Hartsville made an assignment
December 28th. Liabilities about
$500; assets 1900. Mr.. j. S. White
is the assignee. His friends here
regret TO learn of hls ill luch.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
Reducing The Acreage.

So determined are some of our
farmers to do something to help
the cotton market, that some .of
them say they are willing to cut
down their crop for 1905 to one
half while others think the adop-
tion of the Aldrich system of
planting two rows of cotton and
two rows of corn will be the reme-
dy for dull times by reducing the
acreage, and making the farm self
sustaining.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
Brutally Tortured,

A case came to light that for persis
tent and unmcrciful torture has perhaps
never been cnualed. Joe GolobicI Of Col
usa. Calf writes. "For 5 years / en-
dured nsufferablc PAIN from Rheuma-
tism and nothing relieved me though
tried everything known. I came across
Electric B!tters and it's the greatest medi-
cine on earth for that trouble. A few bot
ties of it completely cured me-" just as
good for LiAer and Kidney troubles and
6 eneral debility. Only SOC Satisfaction
guaranteed by j. Il. Douglas Drug Sore.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
The Legislature.

The two houses Of the Gen
eral Assembly were called to or
der promptly at - noon Tues
day. All the old officers were
reelected. L. G. Hamer was
elected Clerk Of the House fol
the fourth term. The two hous.
-asGyoaG, completing organization
and apopting rules adjourned
to wednesday. The session will
last perhaps 40 days.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
A FAIR TEST
By AN HONEST MAN.

+ .Al the request of Mr.. a. Huff, agent
for thes Virginia s. Carolina Chemical
Go, 10 make test against PERUVIAN
GUANo with his Fertilizer, he made me
a present OF two sacks Of 8.4,4 OF the
y. Il q. 90. goods TO make the test
Nei,h.. The trial was made on land SC.
lsc,ad by MIR. Huff himself and Mr.. Ir.
vin-. my Superintendent Ten rows
were planted. with equal amounts OF
zach fertilizer. at the rate OF 400 lbs per
aaie. with the following results:
Peruvian Guano made Ior lbs.
Alr Huffs S 4>4 made 1853 lbs.
a difference oi 38 lbs on ten rows.
| hereby certify the above statement is
correct. (Signed) W. Fl. Dial.
! hereby certify the above facts and hg.
ures are correct
Tssb,Irvinc. Superintendent
Witness, VIC Watts.
AZ MS rate the difference on one acre
~ou'd have been 342 lbs oil seed cotton,
. II; pound OF lint cotton.
&oa figure Ir4 lbs at cents and you
il.ve % IL per acre in
NAFON OF PERUVIAN GUANO
Tie Peruvian Guano used in above
tcsi only analyzcd 81 per cent Amonia
2.67 per cent OF potash and 10 per cent
Phosphoric Acid, which was the loves,
grade sold last year.
an now offering limited quantity
o Guano containing over
Per Cent OF Ammonia
as we'll per cent oi Phos Acid and
over 2 per cent OF Potash, which I be-
ileye TO be the finest cotton and corn
itriliGer that can be had today.
y there is only limited quantity ol
this Cargo remaining unsold it will be
rcce 5sary tor me to take your orders a;
once and trust that all my friends will
decide TO try at least "A FEW TONS OF
PERUVIAN GUANO THIS YEAR.
B. E. Moore,
Agcnt Marlboro & Scotland Countie:
Dec. -. 1904
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
An Ordin ance

'ins al persons living within
't corporate limits Of the Town OF
to be vaccinated
2 t ordained BY tho Mayor and Alder
If tho Town of Bennettsville in
/ assembled:
all persons living within the cor.
50 Limits of the Town of Bennettsville
Immediately call upon the city Ply
e and be vaccinated except those who
90 certificate from reputable Phys
nat it is not necessary.
person refusing to comply with
finance shall be fincd not less thun
not more than ono hundred dollars,
oonfned in Jail not moro than thirty
and ratified in Council the 9TH day
smber A. d., 1904.
7. A. HODGES, Mayor.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
THE NEW YORK WORLD
Thrice a Week Edition.
The Most Widely Read Ne wapaper
in America.

Time has demonstrated thatthe Thrice
a.Week World stands alone in 4 class.
Other papers have initiated its form but
motifs success. This is because t.tells
it impartialy. whether that news be- no.
litical or otherwise ttis in fact almost
daily at the pricco of . weekly.
Iii addition to news, il publishes first
class serial stories and other features
suited to the home and firesida.
The Thrice Week Worlds regular
subscription price is only ST.. CO per year
and this pays for 1856 papers. We otter
this unequalled newspaper and :he Dem.
ocrat together one year iorSI al.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
GRIPS CHIP S FROM T ROM EBEMEzER EBEEMMEzzEEFR
The teachers and pupils OF our
school resumed work January 9.

The teachers and pupils OF our
school resumed work January 2.
The new desks, maps and black
boards recently placed in our school
room, will add much to The inter
est of the work.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. j. S.
Herndon from our community who
has moved to Robeson county.
The many friends Of Rev. W.
Baker are glad to have him with
them again this year.
Mr.. w. M. Gibbes has moved
near BoylSin.
Mr.. Elisha Weatherly has gone
near Tatum. We regret to lose
these good men.
NJ. rhrietcrer ndon hos deci
ded 90 live ia Ills sastion enothoe
year.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13

goes on moulding and fasbioning the
lives ofotbers The lives ofsuch men
are a benediction to any community.
Benne!tsville had and lost such a
blessing in the noble life and lamen-
ted death of its beloved citizen Col.
CHAs. S. MCCALL.
The above was written last week
but was crowded out for want Of
space.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
January 8, 1906.
Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night .oa-. .
writes Mrs. Chas Applcgate Of .Aiexlr
dria, Ind, ,'and could hardly ge; 4ny
sleep: | had consumption 50 bid thlt II
L walked a block | would cough frs .iuly
and spit blood, but when all olhs- hi .,iis
cincs failed, three $l.0O bottle o pr
Kings New Discovery wholly curoi n, +.
and | gained SIS pouad,". It's al
guaranteed to cure Coughs. Co
Grippe, Bronchitis ana all Throat anc
Ling troubles. Price 500 and 81 D. Fdal
bottles free mt j. II. Douglas n.n.; S.nge
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
Working Might and Day

The busiest and migh,icst ltd
that eyer was wade is DR.. Kin
lille Pills. These pills change W
into strength, liSllcneSs into encrgl
lag into mental power. They re V
lul in building up the health. G
per bax Sold By j. II. Douglas.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
Fhe State Of South Car
To the Commissioners of Elect
for the County Of Mar

TETHEREAs, The Hon G. S. l.c, !.
Wv who. at the General Elect !,
held in November, 1902, was chogen
member OF the Senate Tor the t.,erns
District Of Marlboro County, 4, s.r.,
for 'our years, has since said tl--
departed this life. And whereas 4, don
stltution OF the State of South it.
directs that in such case Writ b 'e.
ton shall be issued by the Pres r
the Senate for the purpose Of fiji !. .n
vacancy thus occdsoned lor the rcn4iu
der OF the term Tor which the Menlirl 81
deceased was elected 10 serve.
Now, THEREFORE. You and tc: /.
you are hereby required, after uira *
rertisement, and with strict rcga, ia a'
the provisions of the Constituti,a anr
Laws Of the said State touchir urt
dutY i'll such case, to hold an clcc,nr III
a Member OF the Senate, Tor the +; clio.
District aforesaid, to serve for re-
malnder of the term for which tie sal.
Honorable G.. S. Mccall was cl, .-d
the Polls to be opened at the .,r,...
places OF election in the said Distfrs. II.
TUESDAY the Twenty. fourtl dali i
January, 1905 by the various sct 5
managers ioi tllOSc PAGES rcSDc cCtlNg M
and the counting Of the votes c. a.li
the declaration OF the result OF -c
ton to be in accordance with ~ bro
visions OF law providing Tor the .i,tra
Elections and the manner OF con .in.
The same.
THIS WRIT. Together with y5u re-
turn OF the Election to be held uudsr ii
have before the Senate at its nea, dee.
ing alter the Election.
Witness the Honorable John I. Sloan
Esquire. President OF the Sensie d
Columbia this third day OF Jaunsfy
lii the year OF our Lord one thou nj,
nine hundred and five.
JOHN I. SLOAN.
President Of the S,i3ie.
ROBERT r. HEMPHILL,
Clerk OF the Senate.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13


the first to write Insurance.
AS q farmer he was grand sue
cess, as all his farms attest. Perfect
drainage and diversified crops were
his plans for success. Most of his
farms are self-sustained. He planted
full crops Of corn, and planned for
25O lbs. OF pork to each plow hand.
Besides these he raised bountiful
crops of peas, potatoes, syrup, tur-
nips and cabbage, for farm use and
the town trade. All of his farms
were supplied with pumps, and two
Of them with artesian wells. Not
many knew that he had also started
Il large cattle farm or rancho on
one of the finest ranges in the county
supplied with good water and fine
pasturage. On this rancho he had
also started game preserve, where
wild turkeys, deer, quail, pheasants
and other game, could multiply in
abundance. He too was a friend to
the poor and helplcss-even the birds
found friend in this noble hearted
man, for when the weather was very
severe and the ground covered with
snow shutting off their supplies of
food, he would send men out with
rakes and bags of grain to provide
them with sustenance. Shelter and
food was richly provided on all his
farms for every living thing.
Ills lille was beautiful one, always
willing and ready to contribute his part
to making mankind better. His home
life was a model in his devotion to his
aged mother, brothers and nephews.
The quiet, unostentatlous life of the
good man may not be chronicled and
gazetted while he discharges his daily
.luties, but it is sure to be felt and
by those among whom it
S spent. The lives of such men teach
,y example, day in and day out, and
lraw men to them because in them
ncn see a sincerity and an honesty
hat never fails and that no tempta-
ion can shake. The wicked respect
nd the righteous love such man.
every home and every heart ls open
o him. His kind words and his good
eeds fall upon willing ears and touch
hearts because of the meek
nd gentle spirit with which they are
poken and performed. His influence
or good cannot be computed. His
xample Of right living is taken up
y one and Transmitted to another. 1t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13

For years fate was after me
uous!y" writes Il. A. GulleIge. Y
Ala. Il had terrible case Of Pill
ing "a tumors. When all failed &
Arnica Salvn cured me Euaally :.
burns and all aches and plins. {
at j. I. Douglas Drug Store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
THE FARMERS IN COUNCIL
A Large Meeting Monday To
Elect Delegates to the State
And TO The Southern
Convention.

In rssponce t, the resolution Of the
meeting held OH tho 9th ul! there
was large gathering of the farmers
and plante OF the county in the
Court House Oh Monday.
On motion delegates were nomina
ted and elected to the State Conven
tion, and also to the Southern Con
vention which convenes at New Or
leans on the 24,h.
Messrs r. NJ. Pegues aud II X.
Covington were elected delegates to
the convention at New Orleans, and
Mtssrs T M Tyenss, Gins Cr1s
ipnd ana %. NcGIean delesnlgs "a
the S,uto convention.
Tile CUTnty 1sa0crr :h4n 1o.i iyar
a-,. te ilrat again 1-trr t.,-r cHnyr
tipus ara rcld and the U a;es c
turned home
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
WARMING MOTIF

All persons are hereby warned
trespass in any manner upon tn
OF the undersigned in any mann
hunting. fishing, hauling or pa
stock or otherwise. B. w. Mcla
January :, loos.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

A-nniaue enlcrtainment fo+ comes
's ,saeommses;rd I'd I'd l"l ~. NC
.8aii Rev. Sam Jones, The
4 Courier, Rev z. l. Kerton,
5shd the Grcenville News, aud with
emphatic praise from prominent pco-
pie and papers all over America, will
be given by,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
GILBERT WALDEN
And Miss ELMA LAREDO.
In The Auditorium This Evening.

In The Auditorium This Evening.
Among the Cotton Fields and
, Prairie Lands is n medley of costume
os,singing, Storytelling, lariat throwing.
bud fancy riils shooting, aHording
30 solid hours of laughter and enj)r.
snt.
Ihc two entertainers give "Cowboy
Southern songs, with Flute Gui-
'anjos Ole" Thrilling stories OF
and Cowboy life. Throwing
riat, wonderful Fancy rife
Sd Fuu and Pathos from the
brlda, Thrill & and Pathetic
q he war and Frontier"
1bert Walden, Cowboy Orator,
sRough Rider, Scholar, Rifle Shot,
and Negro Dialect Impcrsonator has
been before the public As al enter
tainor for 20 years. Miss Laredo.
who assists him was called by the In
dians ZEE Zhuk- oonka, or Fancy Ri
file Shot. Seats now on sale, Rserved
5Oc. General admission 50, children
%: Douglass Drug Store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association Of
Marlboro County will be held in the
Court House on Monday the 18th of
January at 1880 o'clock n. nj.
G. t. Easterling,
Jan 5,19O5. Sec'y.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
WOOD TO BURN.

| can fill orders for 2 or 4
Wood--nice and dry. Cal
Breedcn's Novelty Works anu
amount wanted.
w. p. Brccden j
January II, 1905.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13

oflicc in BennciisvilIc will be open
the time prescribed by law, from
y 2nd to February Goth 1905,
parties in Bcnnettsvillc and those
TO make returns at the above
4 places can be accommodated.
G. l. SnERRILL,
Auditor Marlboro County.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

- II persons having claims against
''f'' thc estate OF b. +. Whitaker, de-
will please present them to the
signed. duly attested within the
required by law, and all persons
inc abted to the Estate will please settle
same promptly with
J r. Whitaker
Dec. l6. 1904. Qualified Executor.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
ES SPENCE MCCALL
tie Soldier Merchant Banker
Farmer = Statesman Public
sBenefaotor Closes His Life Work.
||'|!}

Never have we before been called
upon to chronicle so sad and de-
plorable an event as that which has
cast over our town and county and
even our state cloud of sorrow, in
the Sudden death or Saturday mcrn-
ing December 31st, 1904, of Hon.
CHAs. S. MCCALL, at his home on
Darlington street formerly known
as the DR.. julius jennings residence
at half-past7 Z o'clock. He had been
sick for q week before, but was con-
valescing SO rapidly, that he express
sed his intention early that morning
of going down to his store before
noon. Calling his faithful nurse,
he gave orders for an oyster soup for
bis breakfast, saying that he would
take little nap before rising, and,
alas, it was to the sleep Of death.
The news of his death was shock
to the entire town. There was a
cholsed feeling of "hush," as one
after another passed the word. A
gloom of sadness settled over the
town. Stores and business houses
closed their doors and "the mourn
cTs went about the streets" It will
take days, even months for us to
realize that he is dead, and that we
shall never more see hiin in his &C.
customed place Of business or hear
his voice again in words Of cheer
or counsel.
Although near 62 years of age,
he was i'll good health up to few
days before his death, when he re-
turned from the long trip to the
cotton growers convention down in
Shreveport, La, during that severe
spell of weather the week before
Christmas. But God, in His Wis
dom, has seen fit to call him from
earth to heaven, and we bow in
humble submission to His will. An
aged mother, two brothers and four
sisters survive him.
He was q member of the famous
Hampton Legion, and served to the
close Of the war, making q record
that was an honor to himself and
family. This in a measure accounts
for his great interest in tho Hamp-
ton monument, ant le sine of
his death was chairlna l ..5 silte
commission.
He was promin tiy idautiGed
with every moven b 'on.lu to
the upbuilding Of hi. oaat md
ctota AZ tbn t;p, i ,.,I bo
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
Esubserlption Prices

One year. ...,.. ..$1.O0
,SixSmonths .:.-... 80
Three months .25
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13
lax Returns

/ cd ~ list tue sanJ ior taxation
'hln the time required by law, OR IN
2 He PENALTY of SO per cent, which
cS in case Of failure to do so. Please
office also that any improvements
~ estate should be returned at the
ua ,ime.
'na Poll Tax OF One Dollar is levied
".i persons between the ages Of 2l and
'Y iearss except persons who are main
u ''nabla to earn support.
ih Auditor or an assistant will attend
e" following places in the county on
rs named for the convenience of
G bic.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-01-13

January 5, 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
Sdiffsfarten BON mnb mad SemtidJ-
laub.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
lite bis 5ilm 1. Mai $45 II. $47.50;
nod Dem 1. Noi $50; bon 9renten
bis baltimore bis gum 1. auguit
5000; bonn 1. gneuit bis gum +.
Nooelnber $3.50 uno $62.50.
Tnnoreile 5u biaigerem Treiic.
Sbep. 8. Siener & So, 3immcr Tr.
3, ia Sit-serinaton StraBe. BeIb-
ipediel uno @eIoienounaeu. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
StaOt Baltimore.
ltnTrrr 9rItrt9r
5nmntaea Ams9abe.
9ic nnn meitciten Derbreitcte
uno mciFt9cleicnitc ocnti6c
3citun9 im Siioen .....

Ter geitrigc Correspondent"
brodte ouf If Sciten bodintcrciiors
ten 9cieitoff nic original = Snlono.
Iepei6en unO Gobel9 eri6te Der
sNiiociirten @rcIie" pom Sitoliotis
iden ariegSi6uuplobe uIto @rei9,
niiicn aus alien Sbeilen Der Groe.
Sonntaqs YIouoerei Der Gbef He'
0aftion mo glrtifel perId)ieoener
Miturbciter. Sciieln0e Neminiscets
sen iiber Die @riinOung oeS Oelti6en
3eifeS bon &ilOoli bon 9clbriid.
&rnits unO Sbeoter. Hoti5en. Yoit.
Ro6rihten ans 0eitidIanb, ocn
ReihSlonocn, Seitreih mo Der
Sdhpei3. 8euillcton o@intcr per.
Idloiieuen 1biiren," &omnn polt
Yoitl o'2(igremont. &umoriitiid)cS
nit SuuItrotionen. Stoot Neuig'
feiten nnb cine groBc IISmobl Nns
5eigen Wntcrnebmenoer 8eifGitSs.
lellte, Nllsflnit iibcr &erfebrSpeien,
GhiiiSnadridteL Giicnbobuen II. l..
10, II. /. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-03
,WermGuia MGnncrdjur."
- Scttcs arohes Gom5crt. -
Semte Ybeno $50 ubr.
40

u uregnng an Der b. It
mt .-9etrGd)tlihe Itfs
regitng entitono geitern Morgen I'M
bolb 4 llbr unter Der Ne9erbepolfe-
rung an Der Gbeitnut-S traBe. Die
9egerin Worie Sing mari in ibrem
s3immer i'm 3%lueiien Stod Der
Rietbsfaierre Rr. LOG, Gbeitnut-
Gtrobe, cine observation-disclosures bonn
Glide uno ieste oaour6 ibre ormieli-
gen Mobeln in 9rono. Worie mar
BON eineni Gor5 nad Souie gefom-
men uno nid,t gon5 felt oui Den 8ii.
zen. Sic mar nber ood) nod bebenoe
geiliig, hire 6luht 81 beluerfItelligm.
Shire geaenoen SiiIferiife alarmirteu
niht ALIEN Die iibrigen Saus6eiuob'
ner, jonoern aud Die Hodbarihaft,
1ino Elm 0odbor REF burd einen
sffarIn pon1 aaIten Nr.2t4 Die 5eiier.
iuefr berbei. lie 6lammen lporen
bnIo qeIofht Der Sdacen mar ober
bod Elm betrdhtIidJer.
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@liidlide n3ndcr 500
er." Sm Soupt1uortier Der
Sugar 2oof Colo Minin9 ono De-
pelopin9 Co." IN Der oTornGrts.
&ole," berrifte geItern eitcl Subel
unb Sreube umo Die $50. g. &.
Sdneibereitb Sbeooor 9orit mo
&ouiS Soffmorm trugen cine 10 Der.
9niigte Wiene sur Shnlt, olS b0tten
lie baS groBe Zoos %geuonnen. Die
llriohe 81 DEM per9niigten NuSieben
oieier Serrelt luor ieooh in einem
uiberen llmltanoe 81 iuhen. Mm
Snmitog trof bier nGmlib fir Die
9nItinlorer Iftion1re Scr Sugar
2oof Wountoin @olo Wtining onb
Developing 60" elm fleineS Yadet
citt, mel6eS eiilen 9iomonten BON
9igontilden 0imenIionen fir ieoen
0ireftorer, eit unolls9efiiateS, bonn
Eraiioenten mnter5cibnctes Sbed-
Sorlllltl0r 1tlt0 etfle aus Der Hlde
bon 5eritompftem Topiergelbe Der
@cieuidoit beroeiteIlte Grt entbiclt.
Die bieiigen G%ireftoreh Der 8eicI.
ihoit bcihloiieh eeitern in Grefutip-
iibuno, iih 5u ridden"
@ertbpolIe Snnbe Der
giftet. - Die Eoli5ei inn noroli,
ten 0iitrift iuft nod einem gemei-
men Ntcniden, iueld)er in Der perfloi.
iencn @ofe i'm 2200 uno 1900 9Iod
Ger Sinoen.slpenue mebrere ipertb.
poue Sunoe persiitet bat. Sri. Gm-
ma 6. &eB BON Nr. 2240, 2inben.
g%penue, bat in Der @ciie einen Sltno
perloren, Der $500 mertb mar. gn.
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Sunoe pereiftet mur6en, Iiuo: Hobt.
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Apenue, nno S%sillius 6. Sing BON Nr.
1881, 2inocn.Apenue.
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Sir Wnrplono mo ben QiItritt
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mar # @rnb INN 5 llbr WorgcnS.
Wittlerer 9aromcteriton0 1921.
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%, @ortIono q, Bolton 80, gIbonp
80. Stem port 81, SorriSburg -.
Gbilooelpbia 3S, Gtluntic 'Gitp 36,
8oibin9ton 10. Norfolf Al, SotteroS
81, Charlotte - @ilmington -.
Gbnrlciton 81, Saponnob 56, Sad
i%onpile 56, Sllpiter 70, Ser. Neit 6S.
Itlnnto 60, WontgomerD 60, Neiu-
SrleonS CT, Holeitine "a, 8olpcIton
6S, Corpus GbriIti 20, WempbiS Ga.
Cincinnati i6. Yittsburg 40, Sslucuo
2S, Buffalo -, Glepelono 81. Detroit
"a, Ilpeno 30, Warquette 30, @reen
Ban 81, Chicago 80, Gitlutb 80, ct.
Saul A, ct. 2ouiS GO, aonioS-Gitu
GO, Sntaba 5S. Suron l6, giSmorf
42, @iuiiton %, &oure 26, Selena
80, Salt 9ofe -, 9enuer 81, gtortb.
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