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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Shipping Notes.

Inc steamer Della Collins left vc,-
'eruay morning, for Bath, where she
VIII De pulled onto the railway ord
"hdefGo extensive repairs. The on.,.
is Tue Eastern Steamship Co. in
! 'ehd 10 make the hull moro suhst,,
tial, and other rcn;irs will he ND,
me boat Will then be subjected to an
examination by the United States
steamboat inspectors, and if sbo &c
round in good condition it is s,1nnoxc3
that q certificate will be granted al
LOWING the Della to resume her ROM.
between this city and Augusta as ,
passenger and freight steamer.
The steamer Gardiner is tied M -,
her dock north of the Garliner-Ran-
dolph bridge and will be thoroucbl.
renovated and painted before she 10 mr.,
into commission.
The freight arriving on the 1,ostn,,
boat. this morning. consigned to placcs
farther north than this city will AN Il,
TRANSIT rrci to freight cars of the Main.
Central and sent on to August, and
Halloween sometime during tie day.
one of the largest and fastest ,potm
boats to grace the i[cnncbrc. this yr.,,
is du" TO arrive here. today and will
be consigned to J. w. Rafter. Mr.
l;aftcr has new floating boat house
and this will be- used to house the new
craft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
AL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kennebec County.


1oTA-Morrill Goddard of New
~; to Henry O. Parm,:ntcr. E,n.!,
iuiu L. r'uilcI To Israel chnpnt.
i'ciiittobcrt M"r:tng to Fannie +.
insS' CIV York Cit!. land and build
Gil.
tie tOctavia +. Stewart ana Lot
CIllNG"o. ". Higgins, land. si's"-
Il. Jcrooline Gooisr,cd 10 Walter
L.tRl'anG andNbdlii.uGs, 81.
'tpoi;lh James G. IIudGkins To
81, atom. land ana buildings.
VIM; II. :--T4lura> \. IT;iwcs to
bu'iG!nGS. sol Augusta, land and
j.lTCtifI.
istor: to Wired l.. Dnnncll of Low
rn. Mass. lli. Cortiedgc OF -Attlcbo-
to Frances T.rtha !. Titus of Alma,
{. Fore 81. VIII land. 81; q. Willdr'!
land and bullo to james \. Dudley.
/" y Il. Pix" ns; Lewis VI. Brown
aoc ;. Parker tern. land. $.": l!"r-
MT. VERNON Ecnner. land, Si,rD.
{. G. Flccr. iuSs.i +. Robinson -
DA kI..> ND-GcpuildingS. 81.
';r"ndin OF W;te6.nsen t" +. g..
ard. land. 81; tll"io Frank I:Ianrh-
:. Enwdcn ana fIolrrincf to E'vir. I
81; Edward c. andy. Greeley l'nd.
Fairfield. I" Annie M J. l. Of
ROMT.-Sanucl W:nas. lava. 81.
Simpson Of Watrrvili nj to ChIs. H.
SIDNFY-Ruth ". |. 81.
lissi \. Haskell. land. ct ais. t" NJ
NNSSALBDRD--And
l:"ulah NJ. Priest. In. Melvin 70
iIn%cs Of Winslnw to ': David 5;
ViENNAEClns. S. \
tcrvill" to IIala c. Riggs Of nhr5-
WATERNILI.E- F:dwar
Dexter to Edward ChasChlse nl
N-m. II. Pr hi" 20 lI"racdd, Nm';
Land. 81; Grace c. G"tcllrtnn Co.
q. and Jane f.. Johnson. Il War; r
ROGERS to Chas NJ Ri-h irf; Joseph
Edward Chas, to G. H. Swlnd; VI;
lard. $I*; I.ilcry \. Eosc SIDNEY,
Swift. land. 81. US. L..
WEST GARDINER
1T Ills. to Nilhrlnina McCaul ."nn,''
land and buildings, 81. mont J.
WINSI .OW- Nils T.. Gptland
t"rvillc. to Percy NJ. Cram. |. ". " y
h'r"L Morris"tt" ct ais. to JOSEF ="
ris"ttc. land. so; Chas +. CroAi"r
leslie G Bowd"n of Athens. L. I,
Frcw W. Drawn to HollingsH""s
Whitney Go. land. SIS
WINDSOR-CFissius T. York to
7. Colby. land and buildings. 81. vel
WiNTIIRDI'-Laurl l. Gnodh.
VIM. and Emily Grace Godfrey Of e
rmptcn. England, land and building
Eurton =. Smith to John F. Taylor.
s1*: Chas. II. Gale to Frank w.
Grath. land and buildings. SIS 10
Me.calf to Seth G. Morrow Of Read
land and buildings. ST.: Florence
Twitrhcll of Auburn. to Geo. T..
land and buildings. 1907.
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Epworth league Officers Insisilo.J

At tie Highland avenue NJ. f..
church, Sunday evening, Rev. T. n.
Jcscclyn. pastor Of thr clurcn, in
stalled me officers OF the Epworth
League. and also delivered a very ill.,
tcrcstir- add.'"::s. The oftic: RS installed,
w"r" as follows: President, Dol;,ud
McNauChton. vice presidents, Miss
Mytic Barker. Miss Margaret Camp-
bell Miss Mabel St"ddard. ]. Herman
Lord ana Ralph Trott: secretary. Miss;
Grace Hartman; treasurer, Miss Gene
va Hartman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
GENERAL ORDERS
ror Field Day Of Patriarchs Militant
at Bath, June 1922.

canton Augusta. No. 3, P. NJ, l. o.
~. f.. is i'm receipt of the following or
ocf, NO. 3, which has been issued from
the headquarters of the Department of
Name, Patriarchs Militant, 1. o. o. F.,
TOR the information and direction of
the officers and chevaliers of tie De-
partmcnt of Maine:
The 18th annual meeting of the De-
partment Council and annual field day
Will be held in the city Of Bath, June
70 Il and -. 1905. and the following
program is promulgated:
Tuesday, June 2O-7.30 p NJ. the
Eth annual meeting of the Department
Council. Patriarchs Militant, will be
held at Odd Fellows hall, Bath, Me-
All chevaliers are cordially invited tC
attend.
Wednesday, June 21-1O A. NJ, grand
parade of the Department of Maine
PatrEirchs Militant At the end of a
short parade in Bath. special cars will
be taken for Brunswick, where the
lines will be reformed ana short pa
rade VIII be made on Main street from
| the depot to Odd Fellows hall. where
,,the chevaliers will be entertained BY
fhc Brunswick Odd Fellows. Cars will
s.tc taken for Merrymeeting Park
ed here shore dinner will be served.
~, AT 80 L. NJ. the competitive drill.
apll take place. Chcvali"rs who do no
nd trc to witness the drills can spend tn,
~ Fernoon at The vaude\ lie theatre a
Us r Park, where special program vii
ne gwen for the Patriarchs Militant. a
- close of drills AMI theatre, cars vii
'takcn for Bath, arriving there il
Il "hiC time for supper.
II T.. NJ. Canton King. No. 10. will
y 'cPr the Patriarchs Militant of Main,
u q AMI concert and ball at the Alamo
). "a hcvalcrs in uniform and ladic.
;. ;ririted free.
IrFsday. June 22.-The morning will
- dtoted to sight seeing, visiting Thu
ahip5tds and returning, home
hciAluartcrs department. of Main,
cor JIM Il will be established at tn
Hhailllr House. where colonies will re
'"rt 10 Tie department commander.
canton will make their own arrange
{irents 70. quarters.
The Name Central has made reduce,
rates to Faith and return, good goin;
'uhe 20 am q, returning the ed.
he chcvalicrs of Canton King ar
~ enthusiastic over the field day an,
make ii a red letter day for thus
attend. Your department comman
hopes every chevalier will make al
81 endcavCr to be present .!
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GARDINER.
COMPANY MEDAL SHOOT
Will Be Hall, today, by Co. A-Invita'
ton to Portland Military Carnival.

Lieut.. J. J. McKenna informs the
Journal that an invitation has be on eN-
tended the company the participate III
grand military carnival that will h
held ut Portland. Me. from June 26 to
July l. inclusive The invitation has
not yet been acted upon by the COM
rany. but some action may be taken
next -lrill night. TIE regular company
drill WAS held. last evening. and Lieut.,
McKenna reports the enlistment of
several recruits.
A large detachment of Co. will go
TO the rife range in Randolph. today.
to shoot for the COMPANY medal. Quite
crowd of spectators watched the
company drill on the streets. last even
ing. as it Was the first time they have
turned out, this year. The men APP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Paris Thinks Rojestvensky May
Need Some Philippine Island
land That United States May Be Bothered
10 Prevent Him.

faiis, May z2.-Muth attention is Civ
''2i mere to Wee Admiral Eoic.;t vcnSky' :
''r"i 'tl" lr'Ss;'Gc into die Pacific. nortl.
"f III" Island ot i.uZpil, ana suggestions
-'cr lhaGc THAT The reported intentions
"l the Itussians t. rendezvous at the is
land of Habuyan, will give the Ancri-
can authorities iii III" Philippines the
same difficulties i'll preserving remot.
points against the incur;CIis Of Admir-
al foJcstvcnsky that the French au-
'horities experienced in .hc waters Of
Indo-China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
QUIT CLAIMS.

Ai'GI- STA-MaEgic Pearl Ness to n
mrr W. Ness. Land and buildings. :.
CLINTON-F.dvin F. Stewart 10 Oct;i
via F. Stewart. estate. 500.
F'AYF.TTE'-Ipanl Il noX ct ais to Chis
r. Knox. land and buildings. ST..
tiARDINFR-A. r. Lewis of Farming
dale. t" G. Fl. Morang. land. 81.
NASSALHORO-Emm c. Leighton o
Augusta. to Wallace S. Weeks. land. $:.d
NIENNA-Edwin V. Carr of Mt. Yer
non, to Ira r. Tracy. land. 500.
WATERNILLE-Ioc lockwood Co. to Gene
vi Lambert. land. So
WAYNt.-Aurrsta Saving Rnnk to Try
ing y. Hudson. land and buildings. y.
WINTHROP. Ernest II. Waldr"n %
Portland. to Lydia I. Waldron. land an
buildings SIS.
"A valuable considera ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
95th ANNUAL Meeting
OF the CoryresationaIists Being Held
at Franklin, N. n.

Franklin. n. H.. May 22-Congrcga-
tionalists from all parts Of the state
came here, Monday, in preparation TO,
The 18th annual meeting of the General
Association of Congregational churche.
of New Hampshire which will open
here. Monday evening. The meeting
Will continue through Tuesday and
Wednesday. Monday evenings ad-
dress Of the moderator, Daniel Remich.
Il sermon by Rev. A. W. Vcrncn and
communion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
MAiCEN STRIKE SPREADS,
Coal Transfers in MeIrose Go Out in
Support Of Strikers.

M"irOSc. Mass. My 2,.-Thc strike
Of tn" coal t"anst"rs in Maiden which
"cru'rrG about Il week ago, spread to
H"lrrs". today. Twenty drivers en-
rjoTCl by three firms went pHt in sup
.Ort Of thc slcnl"nd her" and in NAL
Irn that none but union men be en-
Gagged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
RETURNS TO FIRST LOVE.
Rev. E. S. Middleton Reinstated as an
Episcopal Clergyman.

IcSt0n, May 22.-Rcv. Edmund Smith
Middleton. who abandoned the Episco-
l';'! church in 1870. and was disposed
from the priesthood by Bishop Eenj
VI. Paddock of the Massachusetts do
"esc. as provided by canon law. has re-
entered that denomination. The SEN
tcnce of deposition has been RENTED
by Bishop William Lawrence and Rev.
AIR. Middleton is again Il clergyman i'll
good standing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
Funeral Of Late Ioscrh TI,urralI.

III" funeral Of the late Joseph Thur
+, Il was held. Sunday afternoon. from
the Cong. ego: ioial church. Rev. y.
I.avton having charge cf the services.
Approprat" music WAS :. ndcrrd by a
quartet. consisting Of Etnjamin Ne
krnnty. james Potter. JlGson Hall an'l
j. Try Probe. There W.Gs Il large attcn-
dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

About - m"Inhcr* Of the local ln1c'
e VI, dcrr Wu";lnucn attended s"rVi"'
a the Cungr"Ett innHl church. :Sunda,
morning. ard listened IL !: sermon az
r.cnriatc to tn OCCASION. preached j.,
TIE pastor. Ecv. Il. LAYTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

Thomas Briery has bought Charles
\. Dunton's housc Mr. Dunton has 'n-
tered the employ OF the IIollinG@.orti
& Whitney Go. and will move his family
to WinsIcw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

ryhere in the world lifa NJ
SUI, :. a,,;ry minute Of the day. hit
a. uu doors, perhaps, is goirn a
SUES a;s, grim and fierce as anE,t
o' ga record. You hear tt n
low, ,oM :e !, cough see the ooze of i
w.. M c,uaf the wounded lungs X
.nd tuowi body and hectic c1
A'' The use is at stake. :
;.oi In;scover. Pierce's Golden \
inc; met s,ch aas saved marry lif,
Ia as. us. 1t cures obstinl
rhapc' strengths, stops the lieI
ros,oTes the IS weak " lungs,
nal WEIGHT auatcd body to its l
There is 10 .'ngth.
.rvn and it islol i'll the Disc
onium. cocaine, a,olutely free il
op,u %a.;r. to send II other narcotic
testimonial, !" writes Ribs brief, unsoiic
Rar;um springs. IrcdeN cpii II. Fes?crr
Of nv daughters was 81 y. {. "ln lob
severe cough, hectic fevsS on account {
other symptoms of dise;tstinS OF flesh
gave her DR.. Pierce's Golang1. prC'Hr
with gratifying success, Nedical Discov
excellent health. This eshe new cry
TO recommend DR.. Pierc"tn.c.e c'''',h
neis'ibors who, without ca ''cines 10
Nth favorable results on, used til
DR.. Pierce's CONFRONT .. ;.
Adviser, in paper covers. Msu''
receipt of II one-cent ST JT
expense of mailing oniv,' 10 p
bound volume is desired ser!i Go
Address DR.. R. v. Pierce, BFts ny
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The Famous Garfield House Burned.

New York, May 1.-The Garfield
f"use. where Lafayette WIS once a
guest and where Robert Fulton lived
while the engine for his pioneer steam
boat. Tie Ci.rcm"nt. WAS being built.
Was destroyed by fire. Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

Mr. ANA MIS-. Frank l.. Johnson of
Shcrburn avenue. arc rcioIc ing over Tho
birth of Il snn. born Saturday. Mother
and child arc Going finely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

Meetings each evening, this week, "A
the chapel. Rev r. n. Joscelyn Will
breach, this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23
SOUTH GARDINER

W. w Bower is having his hous,
wircu for electric lights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-23

pear TO be in fine shape. and ,n,,ch
credit is due to Lieut.. NfcKcnna, the
commander.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
Der Gafice : Sanucs

NltS Dem 1reiieSeppenbeim Id)rcibt
man Dem o@ieB. InS.:" o@in5ig III
leiner 9(rt oiirite mobl Scr in utlerctu
8reiS iiberoQ inter Dem Narnen Sol
zee . SanneS befonmte SobanneS NGs
mann aus MlbcrS6of ooItebell. !Snlls
mes lit elm GROCER 6rinfer Dor benz
9errn, abcr nidt i'm Ilfobol - bc''
len groBter Seino er lit = lonoern
in 8oifce. Seit friibcr SugcuO BAT
or iid) Dem broiulen Sronf ergeben
uno cs ollm1blidJ oo5u gcbraft, bob
CT iebt I'M Sitter rieiige Mengen &at.
fees uertilgt. @enn CT eS boben fdllL
iinb ibm Die Gertilgun9 bon Is uio
mebr 2itern - elm Otter :. etlua ell
Quart tdglid) cine aleinigfeit. Gic
Sobten brond)en babel onrd)olt3
uid)t eritcr Guolit1t 81 fem Dor gi'
lem ober mllB Der 1ranf cine biibldjc
broune Sorbe boben, ooS llebrige
ibllt Die @inbiloung. Sincere Nao.
rllng bralid)t Sannes llnr penig. Ir@
beitcn fonnte Der Monn in leincrI
gonScn 9ebeu 10 piel mie gar nid)tS,
benn, mic er ielbit 81 ioacn pflegt, IT
Die naaifeeTroft" 5iInl Irbciten nid;t
1eeiguet. llnicrc Grhc bat bod III
lcrbono aoitgdngcr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
Die SenIation BON Wuutc Garlp.

u. Mulif, Der Sclb Der pielbe'
iprodencn Seniotion bon WonteGar
10, id1reibt oil bic .Miindcner Ncrell
Nofrid)tcn:"
Set etlua bier @od)ct beld)ofti.
9cn lid) in. mo ausl1noilde Slotter
cinocheno init meiner i%ogenoniiteil
.5euielSmaitinc." Saat0glld lper'
De i) iniolae oieier 9cridte ponSnn'
oertcn bon @ratulations', Bump. II.
onOeren 9rieien iiberiluthet, Die MIR
oasu Dcuilih bic uoipc aniid)t oirrt
tlidcn IoiicuL oob idl init .9cl5ebtb"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
aIcimc sfiscm ans Dem Gsarcnrcidc
Gon u obcrt @tlie.
2.
Nus tlciucn groBcn
StGNtpu

~ ~ = I ! ! ~ ! ~ - " =
S~tG0ten.
Sdroif liegcn I'M G5arcureidc oic
@egcnidBe ncbeneinon6er. Eeter0s
burg - cine Staot BON YoIGitcn,
itroblcnO IN GIcgau5, erfiillt Don
Hei6tbiimern; cine StGtte iippigen
uno INSTRUMENTATION geIeaidoitli'
dcn Sebens nit ollen lueItliden Hoi.
iincmcntS. Nltd in MoStou front
Der Heid)tblm 5uIonmeh lommel1
lid Die 8cnuBiiidtigerL pcroen Or
glen 0cfcicrt. Sn ben groBen Stop.
ten nerciniGt iid) gaeS, luoS Oo@
2ono an GIcGonj nnb 9ilolmG be-
iiBt. Wo9fmt otSgenonmncl1, lie9elt
idIt ole oiele groBen St1otc peri
pier; Hcpol uno Hiao, 8orld)ou 1t.
2ooS Soeiio un0 9atl. is itllo
sic StGtten, no Die Srollltric lid,
cntluideIt bat, iid entiuidelt bat I'M
3citroum1c meniger Sobr5ebnte, in
bcrcn bic &egieruns nit SoGOrtd
olf Die @eQriinoung inonItricllcr
Embellishments in Milblono binorbei'
tetc. Son 1894 bis 1899 linO in
Hublono 927 Nftien : @elenihoftcn
cnn5eIiipnirt moroen. Gs blcibt Iret'
lib iroglidL oh III oieier ldnell her.
noraerufenei1 inOuItriellen @i1tlpldc'
lung nid)t ser @iirm iitt. 3enn Der
&ilie entbebrt ser Soridlilitn9 innl
inouItriellen Nrbeitcr gor5. Scrllm'
itono, bob er 9onf Der ortbpoorci1
Stride "a Sciertose I'M Sabre (acgcn
50 ir protcItontiiden geiitldlato)
81 feiern 6ot, lit cin fcrneres Sliloer'
nib; mo enolih bat es bus III Ole
iiinaitc Belt billein cille 1eld)loNlcnc
@lolie bon Sn0ultrie grbelterll III
@uBlano nidDt aegeben. Ser Irbelter
mar Elm Bauer, Der lidl in oer6obrif
EN- puar Sunoert @lbeI perolente II.
Damn in icin Corr hetnljog. mn letn1
g%riparniiic BORT al, aenlcBen oNcr
m!h lie 5ur gerbeIierilia leincr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
Sas @olo Gibirien'S.

8on alien Hepolutioncn, ipelde III
Der lettcn SGlite bcS 10. Sabrbnn-
ncrtS oili benz @cbietc bon Sonocl
llno @anoel Dor iih ~gegongcn Iito,
Iino iuenigc 10 beoclttungspol, ipie
sic bird Die iibiriid)e Giienbobn III
&eit Sibirien bcrporgernfenc. gle
lit nid,t iulr cine horufteriitiid)e 81,
filtration 5u Der 9ebeitiing elmer
Giienbabn in elmer frud)tboren @c.
deno, lonoern ouh Elm Serpeis titr
Die Siihtigfeit unb Reeianifeit Der
9epolferung trot oleS o%ngeborellelt
4bleamas uno aberglolibenS
8nr etipn 5ebn Sabren, 10 ld)relbt
Der oGniI6e Iiitor Solger &oienber9
in Ieinem iebr intereiicrten 9iid,c
Eos nciie Si6irien." plroe III 81
birieu nod, nidt einmol 10 piel ei'
niuermaBen ipoblidyaedenoc Butter
fabrisirt, mie 1T Elm eeborigeS But
teriab bincingebt. Die io9er. Dgails
ernbutfer" tpitroe in henS t0oten uni
qcfdumol3en, mno bann nod oerSiir'
Eel, ben gonaul1noern ooer oioererl
adnoern erportirt, ipo @aeenifinie'
re uno ran5igeS Gel feline Gerid,te
fino. Gs gob iDobl feinen Wenlden'
Der noninIs gcglanbt batt {, bob III
uufereH gaacn z auifnoc id)lpeoiId)es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
Ser SturmesfiiHOer
8ou Murim @orfi ct. petersburg
uc6crtraaung pom Gugen 2epinc.

Gul 9tulllll SuIll kSl. FblSlSpll "
llc6crtrogung pom Gllge1 Sepine.
llcber 9rnllcn Wfecre9fldden
Summeln 0in6e @ettcrDoIfcn,
3tuii6en @oIfeu uno Dem Weerc,
S6ipebt itoI5 Der StltrmeStiIn0er,
Ginem ihluor5eu 9libc glcideno.
@olo I'M Slug sic Mcllcn ltreiieno,
SiciIidncIl bolO sur SOB iid) itipin'
qcn0,
Sdreit or - un0 ole 0oIfen boron
2Sn Dem Shreie fiibne 6reuOc.
Sn Dem Hllfe &ompfc3iCbnCn!
3orncamutf uno &roit u10 6cllcr,
3ltocriiht mo SicgeSboiinmg
S0rcn in Dem Huf Die gSoltcn.
W0pcu it6buen Dor Dem Sturm,
St0bnen, flottcrn iiber'm Wteere;
llnO olli icinem @rru0 iid) bergen
WiGdteH iic ans Nugit nor Stilrmen
9ummc Ginauinc bergen
(Sbrcu iciiten 2cib inn Sclicn 60
ltw Der itol5e SturmcafiinOCr
S6mcbt in fiibuem ircieu 6ll8c
llcbCr Qrollcm WCcrcSiddumc.
Simmer iinitrer, INNER ticIcr
Mei0cn iid gum Wtecr Die @olfcn;
llnO Die Mcllcn iolld5cn, ton5cl
&n oic 500, Dem &liB @cntgcNClt.
Donncrrollcu. Miitbeno ihdumcn,
St0bncuo ~Itreitcn @ino mo gScllcn.
% crgrciit ser MinO, mlfINnmcrt
Set Scr @cIlcn truB'gc Sdoorcn,
@irit tie Damn nit cincm Wtolc
&oucr @utb 10 oui Die 6clIen,
Gaf Ole 0lGn5cno qroBcu gScllcn
&Gb in Stmtb mo Shoum 5erIdcl'
len.
Sdreicn0 idlpebt Scr StmnlcStiln=
scr;
Gincnt idmor}cn 8liBc gIcihcn0
0ringt cr picilldncll ourb Die Mol.
fen,
Strciit ocn @clcnidom I'M 6lllac.
Sieb': 0u idmebt cr - iuic ciu %,
Stol5 ulb id)lpnr5: Elm StltrmeSod-
mon,
llno bolo lndt er rno bol0 ipeillt cr,
llno Den @olten gleidt iein &a6en.
limo Dor Srelloe npuB er lueinen.
Gem cr merit, Dab I'M GridIoiicn
2Gngit Ole 3orncSfroft 0c8 9ouner&,
limo CT meiB: bic Some fonnen
9tie ole 8olfen gnn5 neroeder.
@erben lc ourb nj6tS pcrocdcn.
Minoc miitbcn - 9onncr or0bncn-
..#ftt Flt| .."t#'
ltnb inn blouen 9iht ~er0l0n5en
lleber'm Mieer sic @olfenmdlieu.
9'rouf cmpidnqt Die See Die @Iibc,
20ift lie aus in ibren 6lutben
llno mic SIommeni6lan9en minOcu
Sid i'm Mcerc mo ueridmin0cn
Sener 8Iibc 9relle 9ilocr.
.Sturm! 9olo miro Gin Stlrm er.
i6nlcn!"
So scr tiibnC SturnleSfiinocr -
SdJucbeno ltoIS BORT 5miidcn @li.
belt,
llcber'm Weer, ou5 5ornig belllCt,
gllio rllit Der SicgesfiinoCr;
yMog ser Stllrmt nod ltGrfcr ihol.
len!
@iloer mag on& 8etter miltbcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03


bat ole @emoder 0ieleS 3~ielenbnlilca
lie oe5Qblt? @er fennt ben Winter-
3oloit? GS miro bon ciHem Sall2'
WiniitCr Cr5Gblt, Der ibn nad) 5tpolt-
idbriger NmtSfilbrrug ttoh HId]t
uoQitGn0iQ tanutC. GiC@ mlIB man
iih G%egCnm0rtla b0ltcm mn 81 ne
greiicn, mic ea geid)eben toull, Dob
trob Der pcinIidItcn NblpcrrlIli9 oelIl
G5orcu nibiliitildc Morllteltc an oclt
S6rcibtiid fIicgcn tonl1clt. Scre5ar
icIbit bot piellciht inter allen Ses
lpobnCrn Oc9 FuIultc3 oIc 9crul9ltc
ScnntliB Don lbncr. octll er melB
ntr BON lctncn Frtpot9cnlodlcFh II.
Den groBcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ser g~Stlltcrpololt nj prodtl9, docr
lucId)e Erott lllltcr9lila, ol@ nl6opre
1887 Der Eololt total oll@proilllte,
oo9 fonnel iulr llllr an" Sel1felollll'
gen tenl1cr. Sod DER e5or 9eoo1,
lln0 ld)on nod Sobre@lrllt ltollo DER
oItc Fnlnlt l1ell eroollt ipleoer 90
ctn mndtt0er SdrodoolL DER oliet'
ou199 pom FoIol"ploBc aus 81 llleo'
rig lpirtt. Scrrlld oper ut ooSS'to
oe9 WIlltcrpololte@ poh oer g'eloo.
lcltc Gus, 100 ole llorIlIorlle 9ot
ldotter r Nreppc lllll''Ileloor aus
Den Stoot@9cnlad)ern 81 oell mac
ltotIlben 6llll'e D~lnopIil9rI' llno oo
ton1nlen olld) ole 9cloolll9el Allllells
lIorcl1 DC" Eololtc" sur Velll'hH'
oenn or ut llbCr l3o Ntctcr loll9 nm
nlcbr oils lo W(cter orelt. %Sle oor
ilebrI, mIe lloIIrt' lplc lelplt'Ider ro9i
Dies SdIoB am yteinaltranoe ol'f!
llno bod er5lttert G" III lelllen@rllllo'
IcIten inter nenl Nl1prollc nlaftl9er
%o4ell Der Nolt"lrlocllla)ort.
Fctcr@bHrAer Eooen.
@olc 3cltrr "a" mr. ole @eldoli|-
lelIte Fctcr"bur0 Ole oll9ltll0 Ole
StroBel cntIollA 'poDcn, 90 llU NOR
Id)lrenoc Nrbrltcrnlollcll ooer ottadI'
rcnoc Srltppen 5el0cl1, lIlo ole pom
SoG SIT Gag llll lbr @op mo @nf
5%ittern. ,Nl ocrI 0roBcn @al'ptoorfn
Netcr"bllr0'8 1cblt c" llldf OIL hodlt
%clc0onte1 So0e1 nIler Nrt; obcr olele
@clhoIt8 Gle9oll5 oroll9t NId) eoe'l
an 5lneT, orcl NoilptltroBell 6llloIll'
men, tnlt ilbcraIl lon't mo oleSooe1
monlc6nItd). &n Der 9roBel Nfe0r-
5nbl llc9cll ne III aeller9c)d)o0eh' H.
ibre Sdolltenlter lllo 9~cpopIt'u}
red)t tlell; oo@ nlod)t ole Stol1e, Oct
man nift Hollnl 9eben oorf ul1o 9e'
gen Die man lId) allr Que gSe'le loepz
rem l1lIB. Gtlpa@ JtllDrelloeS pol U.s.
III olelcr Stdot DER SolIe ole oll-
menlaocn 81 leDen, ID ole S'''ott
treltllolld)erer Sllinlel@ltrlde 5'ul-
lhen ooppelten @loSploftell llno oltI
leoe g8ctle Dor oellt Srolte 9elluetl'
o%tlfbciunbrt lneroelt, EN- 9nolla' Iep'
lid Aclllt9 bier mi Noroe'l lIllo oou'
9lelhlol1l 9ellterDo't ioelI o'e'e Sllt'
men imnlcrbll1 MIR lo5ilNaaeli S0ol.
ten ibrer lclblt llllo. conn ootI
man bon ocll mel)teh FeIerSol'r9Vr
Sooen tclnc belorloere @iiaeLlotl't
erluortell. ger Sdlau)Ier 3. q, pul
rid)t etlun Oen lallbere'l, NH "'ot'
NOR 9eta1cltell, mn %lill''en ar
lhmlldtcn SooelL me lllPllIel' pe'
ltnS, 100 Die Shlcn' illlo Sdnpel''e'
plertcl Dem aallIer gar 10 oefIllore+
rid mirlten, lonoerl' DER YeterSOltt-
ger Sdlddter boll9t lem 0lelN1 &c
rnobnlid Dor ole SblIr, 100 IS oo''h
Der 6rolt mt ctllelll m~oplfDoll9en
Wontcl bcoedt. God ut oo" 0lell0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
@inter.

Siueroll GGIte III INNER
Sod id)ncit'S.
Sn mcinem 3immcr,
@o id bod bei5,
Git nler ben Saudi"
Gc @eedet icin oIle criroren
Nei MIR DC Gbrcn
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