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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
HEAD SOLID SORE
Awful Suffering Of Baby and
Sleepless Nights Of
Mother.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Skin Fair as q Lily with no Soar
to Recall Awful Sore
Writes Mother.

"Iherewith write out In full the be.
ginning and end OF that terrible disease
eczema," says Mrs. VIM. Ryer, Elk
River, Minn., (which caused my babe
untold suffering and myself many
sleepless nights. My babe was born
seemingly a fair, healthy child, but
when she was three weeks old a swell
ing appeared on the back of her head,
and in course of time broke. II did
not heal but grew worse, and the sore
spread from the size OF dime TO that
OF dollar. used all kinds OF remc-
dies that could think OF, but nothing
seemed to help; in fact, 1t grew worse,
Her hair fell out where the sore was,
and feared II would never grow again,
Itcontinued until my aged father came
on visit, and when he saw the baby
he told me to get Cuticura Soap and
Ointment right away.
"To please him did so, and 10 nv
surprise by their use the sore began to
heal over, the hair grew over Il, and
to-day she has nice head OF hair, her
skin is as fair as lily, and she has no
scar left to recall that awful sore, and
It is over eight months and no sign OF
its returning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
The Evolution of a Nans.

Two men who happened to be jour.
neylng across a western state In the
same railway train became so well ac-
quainted with each other that when
they neaTed the station where one Of
them was to get or they expressed
their mutual pleasure at having met
and exchanged business cards.
One Of the cards bore this inscrip-
ton: "Geoffrey D'Arneille, Attorney at
Law, Williamville, o."
"Williamville" said the other man.
why, l lived in that town when was
a boyw
well, that is a coincidence! / was
born there and have lived there all
my life"
II used to play with boy named
JEFF Darnell. Maybe you know him."
"Why-er-I ought to know him."
said the other, looking somewhat con-
fused. 'That was my name. Sorry /
can't talk to you longer. This is my
destination. Goodby."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07

eagerly, his hand revertlng to her last
hysterical declaration.
II knew that was what II was" shs
blased forth. "Don't you dare come
aear me" She seated herself hun
iyed yards away. and for another
twenty minutes Dave reflected upon
the uncertainty OF women In general
and OF the woman he loved In particu.
lar.
For want of better occupatlop he
searched along the shore for clans,
finding few. but deciding after one
taste that 1t would be better to look
Tor berries, II was too late for berries
apparently. and there was another
pause and reelection. He had lust de.
cided that Il was as well that Nan
Carroll should not marry him when
that changeahle young woman plump.
ed herself down upon the moss beside
him.
"Why don't you talk? she asked
cheerfully. Its awfully lonesome
around here"
Tucker gasped, but for a moment he
did not dare speak. When he found
words II was OF casual affairs he
spoke. not OF himself nor OF their pre-.
dicament, and presently they were
chatting as merrily rs though there
had been none OF the stormy scenes of
the afternoon.
They were still talking when Of a
sudden they heard footsteps behind
them, and they sprang to their feet.
Just behind them was tall, clerical
man in blue oyeralls and checked cal.
leo jumper.
Il hope don't lntrude." he said
Qulzzically.
Are you Man Friday?" demanded
Nan. You see we are MFR. and Mrs.
Robinson Crusoe, and our boat Is
wrecked, or at least | hope II is," she
amended vlciously.
Il am sorry, Mrs. Crusoe," he said. |
falling in with her humor. II am the !
Rev. Philip Hartman of Boston, sum.
mering on this Island with my family" |
Nan gasped. why didn't you think ,
Of looking to see il there was any one
living herey she demanded OF Dave.
You told me II was deserted" he
said defenslvely. "and supposed you
knew. | only came last night" he add.
ed In explanation to the clergyman.
Mrs. Crusoe forgot to tell me about
the tide, and the boat tioated away"
Come over and have tea,n suggest.
ed the clergyman Hospitality, "and |
have boat shat will take you over to
he hotel"
He strobe of, leading the way, and
Nan and Dave followed. Once or twice
'he hummed softly to herself, and
Dave could have sworn 1t was the
music from "Lohengrn." At
asst, as he was helping her over rock
which barred her path, she held his
land in hers as she lightly dropped be.
ide him.
Dave" she whispered. didn't he
ay he was clergyman
Dave nodded. The Rev. Philip
Iarlman," he affirmed.
I'VE could fool that gosslping crowd,
we did 1t ON purpose"
More than ever Dave marveled at
he ways Of woman, but they were
married. before supper, for Dave ex.
lained to the clergyman that he was
fraid she might change her mind
gain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07

"ARR YOU MAN FRIDAY" DEMANDED NAN.
drawn the canoe well up ON the shelly.
ing bank the long rope in the bow
could not possibly be needed.
Now that the damage was done, II
was useless to worry about 1t. The
next thing to do was to seek some
means Of escape. He turned to Nan,
who was still sobblng, though every
moment anger at Dawes apparent neg
lect replaced her fearful thoughts.
Having got her into all this trouble,
the least he could do would be to try
and comfort her.
He threw himself down beside her.
man, dear" he cried, don't take 1t so
to heart! 1t will come out all right II
/ have to swim over to the mainland
and steal boat" 81.
She rose in all her Ave feet five Of
injured dignity. II do not see, Mr..
Tucker" she said coIdIy, that the Sit
nation should permit the leyity you as
sumo. 1t may be all right for you, but
woman's fair name Her sobbing
broke forth afresh at the thought Of
what might be said.
Tucker but added fuel to the fame
when he protested. I'VE are as good
as engaged, Nan. | don't see what
there is to worry 80 much about. We
can attract some boats attention be-
fore 1t gets too dark anyway"
I'VE are as good as engaged" she
protested. I'VE never will be engaged.
| don't care what happens, I'll never
marry you"
What's the use Of taking on sol?
he demanded. "You told me last win.
ter that at the end Of the season you
thought
DO you suppose thought then that
I'd think what / think now?" she cried
Historically. "Do you suppose that I
imagined that you would abduct me to
desert island to force me to marry
you? Neverp
Wisdom coming to him, Tucker said
never a word, but let the ft of hys-
terics wear away. In the meantime
he improvised signal with bis white
flannel coat and a branch. This look.
d more promising to Miss Carroll, and
she was even smiling as she came to
ward him. ITS all right, Dave" she
said as she stood beside the signal.
"And you will marry meT he asked
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
CURE PERMANENT

"Your letter OF the 10Th inst. re.
ceived, asking in regard to the cure of
my baby some six years ago. Well,
the disease has never returned to her
head which at that time was a solid
sore on top and down the back"
MRS. VIM. RYER, Elk River, MINI.
Feb. as, 1903.
Sold throughout the world cuileura Re,oyent. sno
ln form Of Chocolate Coasd Ps 49, psf vial ~ 60l
ousnsni so, soap, &Sc, Depotsi London, II Chsrtsr.
honse l PtEl., hue de la paEI Boston, ~ Colanbas
Ave- Potter Drug Chem. Corp, solo l,toeFiesuss.
0-ssnd Tor How ~ Cure kessnas-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
A candid critic.

Author--ls Il true that you say my
latest In the worst book | ever wrotef
Critical Acquaintance Nonsense, my
dear fellow. What said was that II
was the worst book anybody ever
wrote. not you IN particular.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
A Narcosic,

Teacher Give me II familiar instance
Of a narcotic. Pupil hesltates,) Teach
er--what does you father smoke In his
piper Pupil~Mother says Il smells
like hayseed, but | guess It's leather
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-07
Dead Hair

Grow beautiful hair. New method,
scientific and natural cure for scalp
and hair troubles. Six weeks Eothen
Hair Culture Course by mail with rem
edies. Results guaranteed. Send 10
cents postage for trial treatment.
Eotnen Co., 25 Ajax Bldg, Cleveland, o.
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SfatsSnrnicr
MithuudD, bcm 4. Sannar 1905,
Mbcnos s llbr, in Charles Sdmeis
bcr's 0cntidcm SAFE, 119, @clts
TaDettcitrafc. Iac Sfatipielcr limb
frcnnolid) cincgclaocn. %

3tnS5ab II IN gcn. Stoot'
Hcgiitrator Soopcr crbicIt geltcrn Die
bolbidbrliten 3inien oti bic in Den
perihicoencn Vonfen oeponirtcu
@elber bonn 8erfoilf Der u@citlid)cn
WorplGnber 9ubn," Die 3inien iua'
ren: $11,1t5 bon Der v9oltimorcr
Srult & Guaranty Co." $5525 pon
Der .Tationol-@nnf Of Commerce"
$3250 bon Der yNlmcricon Bombing
Co." $1O,390.27 ron Der v0rittcn
Nationol.9onf." $24,22S.43 bon Der
Continental Sruit Co." $~32,15S.75
bon Der .Wercol,tile Truit & 0epolit
Co." 1915 bon Der Security 1rllt
& Storoge 60"
III d $ bnum III Sta NJ.
M n.-Ger S.iGbrigc Sobn beS Sril.
@m, Stepenion bon Mr.i006, @rcen-
mount.gpe., ipicltc gcitern mit3iino-
bolScrn ant 3eibnadtsboum berllllt
mo ltedte oenlelben IN grnllb. Sci
ne Wtlltter ipolltt oet Wolni %rcttcl,,
crlitt ober idmerSbofte 0rololuun.
ben an oen Sdnbcn, mo id)lieBlid)
luor ST. Stcpenion ge5lulin9er, bic
Seliermebr 5i olarnircn. Ger Sdlos
ben belduit iid) ali $50.
Cine geinl5enc Strae
botte aeitcrn Sr, @eore Sbicl bon
Nr. 1915. oro.Wuton.Ipenile I'M
mittIcren Stationsbauie au entrid).
fen. Gr mnr Der %un9eblidcn CHER.
alldlerei ongeiduloigt, inherit er ein
Tfcrb cingeiponnt botte, pelf)es lpr.
be Sfultcrn botte, mo aobi @ralt.
nan perurtbcilte ibn CUR 3oblung
bon 500 Stroie nnb Soften. % CT
friibcr id)or utter aleid)er Iniduloi.
ging eeItanoen u10 pcriproden bat.
te, es nid)t lpieber porfomnen 81
iaIien.
= d. [ NJ III berlebt. = Irau
Wnrn arauie. 80 Sabre alt, iulrbc
gcitcrn HahmittoD, ais Tie nit Dem
elmer @anS b~eid)dftief moi,
onourd) id)liiilml al oen 8dnben Der.
leet, Dab ible aIcioer. in Yrniio ee.
Die $50. Sp. @rodihmiht II.
SD, @ed)er BON str. 1904, Morbs@e.
tbelitrabe l6idteu ole 1lammcn.
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Sir Worplano mo Den Oiitritt
Columbia id)oncs, pormeS @ctter
mo lpcitlid)c @inoc.
Der bod)itc Recommendations mar
90 8roo nm 3 llbr Nuhnlittn9S.
Ger nieorigite SDerntomleterltano
luar 30 @roo nm s llbr MorgenS.
Mittlerer 9urometeritono 1892.
Ger nicorigitc Sbernlometerltono
Der lesten "a Stunoen in r~lod)iolaen.
Den St1oten lunr iuic iolgt: Goitport
10, Hegen; Eortlnno 20, triib; 30.
Iton 2S. triib; slbonp %, triib; Ncip.
gorf 80. flor; philadelphia 30, flor;
Ntlontic Gitp 36, FLAIR; Wnibington
30, flnr; Horfolf 36, flar; SottcroS
II. flnr; Charlotte 30, flnr; Wil-
miiigton 36. flar; G6orlciton 40,flor;
Sopannob 3S. flnr; Sofionoile 3S,
flor; Siipiter 80, triib; Sen Weit 60,
flor; Itlantu 3S, flnr; Wontgonlcrp
30. flor; Nelu,S Orleans ~, flnr; go.
leitine %, flar; @olpelton 50. triib;
Corpus Gbriiti 56, flor; WenlpbiS
46. flur; Cincinnati SO, flor; Yitto.
burg IS, flor; SSpego %. flar;
Buffalo 81, flor; Gleoelono SO, flar;
Detroit 81, flor; glpeno 36, flor;
Maralette "a. flor; @reen Ban 81.
flor; Chicago 30, flor; DULUTH 80,
flar; ct. Eoul 81. flor; ct. 2ouiS
40, flor; ~aonioS.Gitp 40, flor;
Smubn 36. flor; Suron 30, flor;
gismnrd 30. flor; @iuiitpn 30, He.
gen; Sopre %, flor; Seleno 30. flor;
Salt Safc 9itp 40, Hegen; 9enper
40. flar; Hortb Ylatte 30, flor;
Googe.Gitp "a. flar; Nnioriao %,
flar; Cos In9eles 80, triib.
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Der Tnidnloignng Der m~ncbclidrn
@atcrIhaft nid)t idynloig.

Ser Staotsanpolt 6ot in Dem
Safe bes Stoates WnrplunO gcgen
g(itgllit Mottcrn, ipcldcr ser lutc6e.
li6en &ateridoit nngeid]uloigt miro,
cine Siltirung ongcoronet. Sr.
Wattern lit ein an Morbs@nibin0tpr-
StrnBe m%obnenber mob~lbefonnter
9Gfer, Ser bel Der oberIten Stootge.
ridtsbonf gegen Die Gntideioiutg Scr
@eidiporenen oc8 Grininnlgcridts
o~ppeGirte; Die obcrlte StaotgeridtS.
banf entid)ieb, Oob fem 9cmeismate.
rial, peld)es cine Sfllloigipredyung
red)tiertigc, gelicfert muroe, unb ge-
mubrte elnen nellen Erp5eB. OoS
Sorgeben oes Staotsonnolts lit Elm
3ugcitanoniB, OoB Sr. Mattern at
Der gegen i'm crbobeicn Illflagc uul-
ld)uloig lit. Nr. Wattern ipuroe poll
benz Inlualt BiQiam g. SbonaS
pertreten. ()
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Die 3iuei- 3ua- @eIdidltc.

-
Wopor Gimonus giebt Radri6t, ooi
Die Seitenpeee i'm 9%ronooiltrif
llidt fir @6isfep. ODER anoeru
Jtcflame 81 ba6en iino. - Oi,
Gripeiterung Der 2iobtitroBc III
iuciterc 9 3oQ eggplant.
Ger Nnfotf bcs 5lpei 3oa breitcl
unh 81 Sub langen 2anbltreifens al
Der WeItieite Der 2ightltraBe, an oer
VoltimorcltroBe %anfnngeno, ourd,
Srn. q. g. Stmibt mo oeiIen ab'
lid)t, entpcocr cinen StieieIpubcr-
ltano BORT 5u errid]ten obcr 8biSfep-
foiIer fir electromagnetic nui5uitcllcr,
bat einct Sturm I'M Sbeeteiiel perllr=
iuht. Wopor Simonts iogte oeitcrn,
or miin'd)e Srn. Sd)miot uno irgcro
SenlaIl0 onoerS SIT benad)rid)tigcn,
oaB auf ocn Seiteniuegen Der cripci.
terten StroBen n9ranooiItrift feline
observation-disclosures ober @bisfepiGis
icr iiir Tcflome5nede crIoubt lper.
Den.
Toriiber S1erlod Sponn bon Der
9ronooiItrifts . Gommiiiion in9tc,
menn cS not6lpclOi9 ici, miiroe Die
9%rnuooiitrifts Gommiiiion Ole 2igbt.
StrnBc am oberen Gnoe I'M jene =
3oQ breiter maden urto Stuot.Eros
fltrutor Bruce crfldrte, Die Commit.
lion babe inter ser 9runo0litrittS.
nfte Oo5 Reht oo5u. &r. Bruce
glnlbt aber nift, 6aB eS notbmenoig
iein miro, 81 bicier %crtrenlen WoBs
regcl SIT Ihreiter, oenm ole Seroro-
lllrlg, peld)e GetIamctoieIn perbietct,
lei unnnfcdtbor, uno atocrc ObltrlIt-
tionen f0nntc bic 9iioget.9 cboroc
perbieten.
0r. Sdmibt ioate g%eitcrr, cr lei
Srn. Sobn :. Is. Suits, iucl-
der OoS ongren5enoc @runoitiid Gig.
net, ocll ifmalen Strciicu III Der.
ooer linn icincu 9oHplnb ob-
,litolicn. Sr. StitiS iteint ober
I,idt genci9t SIT iein iein gi9entbum
Ios5uidlagen; er beobiifti9t. oui
ocmliclbcn ein 9roBcs 8cbGuoe SIT CT.
fir ieine Sod)ter.
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Iuf Nblpegcn.

0ic gSfapaoen elmer p%crDeiratDetetl
6rau inn Boli5eigerid)t bentilirt.
- @atte periuS @olan. = 2eb-
tcrcr 3iebt Oen aiir5cren rnlo Der
bringt Netiobr i'm 0eiGngnib.
Gin Observation-Disclosures, melfeS IN
@lanep'S Sbeoter an Der Horo.
GutnmItraBe ieinen Tniong nobm,
muroe geltern in Der Deitlideu 80.
li5eiltation Dor Yoli5eirifter 2oocn
uentilirt. Gic intereiiirten Eerionen
luarcn Der 81 Sabre oltc @iuionl
$. Cunningham bon Ntr. $50, So
lumbia.N pemle, lpclder nngelduloigt
mar, Sniuoro George, cinen anqe-
Itellten I'M obigen Sbeoter, nit eilem
Wfel'er b%earbeitet 81 bobcn, SoUnr6
George, iucld)er Cunningham tbotIid)
nrigegritfcn boben loll, mo Srolt
Sulan Cunningham. melhe bel Der
qoll5en Ifioirc cine iebr flGglid)e
Holle ipieltc.
&ic aus Dem %3citgenperbor er-
belltc, bat Srmt Gunlingbom enc
groBc Sorliebe iiir 9lunep's Sbenter,
ulo BORT iuor eS, no JIG nit Soluoro
George, eincm Sbentcrs 9lngeitelItcnL
befannt mllr0e. George i~lberbGllite
6rau Cunningham nit 2tebenSlpiir.
oigfeiten mo Sbeoterbileten, ltlo Die
6rol ging bober offers ms Sbcoter,
oils ibrem Serrn @enubl lieb mar.
NlS ounn crit Die iiini Sabre oItc
Sod)ter OeS Gumuinabum'iden Gle
panres Dem Fopo Cunningham nit
tbeilte, 0oB Sr. George 5lnpcilen
Wammn begleitc, lpGhrcno lie bel
ibrer Sontc, 6rnu 2. Wtcanigbt, Nr.
oil. gtoro GutomitraBe, perlpeilc,
bate Eapa'S @coilIo cin gnoe uno er
madltc Der 6rnu crnltlidc Sor1tcl.
llungcn. 0ieic niibtcn 9tid)tS, llnO 10
bclhloB Cunningham, 0aS Eour OBJ
5ufatgen. In 6reitug Nbeno be.
illd)ten George uno 6rau Cunning
bam ben 9al oeS 4. NcgimentS, mo
ais lie lid ipGt am 2lbeno alli Dem
Seinnueg %bcionOell, trat iblen al Scr
Srenlont., nobc Columbia E Ipenuc,
Cunningham IN oen @eg. Die Srau
rief: nWtciu @ott, On lit mein
George troitete lie, ooB or
idou nit Ocnllclbcn icrtig pcrOcn
Nlo Cunningham III oas BE.
reid Don Georges 6Gliten fam, err
belt CT bon Dem 8nlan leincr 8uttiu
Soultid)log, moroiIf er nit Ell
lenl WteIlcr iiber George berfiel uno
Inn cine @lrnoc AM aopf beibrad)te
mo on mlebreren Stellen Den llebcrs
iicbcr tralld)irtc. Gin Yoli5iit, mel.
fer oui Der 8iloil1hc eridien, nnbm
)ic belocn 8aupfbdbne in @elpabr-
am, unO 6rai Cunningham muBte
81 ibrer eigenen Shaloe ais
in Dem pifonten Soil nuitrc-
Ell. Yoli5eirihter &ooen lieb ocn
,intergangenen gbemam %luuIen,
OGbrerto er George Inn 500 uno
Gotten b%eitroite. Sn Grmon9el,tng
'es notbigen aleingelbeS miro Der
iiunge Mann 60 Gage brlum-
Ilell.
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9lns Baltimore : Gumnts.
8oblperoienter 3ubeItano. s

SSoblperolenter Eubeltnno. = Ser
8n1. Sd)llbcrberg 5ie6t iid) BON
WcIhGit juriid. - Die llrarob
mutter bel scr Snufe. - Scri6ie
ocncS.
Scrr gSiQiom SdlnOerbcrn Der
betonntc McsQcrcibcliBcr bon Sigh
lanotOmll. 5ugleid) mobl Der beoelt'
tenoitc 8r~rrobeliBer ulo Stcucr5ab'
ler IN Baltimore : @ountD, bot ltd)
entldIolen, lid nit Dem Dclltlgell
Gage bonn @eidofte 5ltrild}i6icbcll
mo boiielbc icincm Sobnc, Serrn
George S6Iuoerberg. 5ur WciterfiiDs
rllng Sl iibergcben. &crr Sbli1oer.
berg lit nobl elmer Der 0~lteiten oert-
iden 9elpobner Si9blonbtomn's. Gr
fam i'm 9Itrr bon 10 Sobrcn I'M
Sabre 1851 nod Nnlerifa itno lernte
bel ieinen gltcrn bos Weseerbanb-
iperf. 1Sn Sabre 1858 perebelidter
er lid, uno begon1 III Baltimore elm
@eitdft. Sn 1867 500 ct nod Sigh
lanDtopn nno betrieb ooielbit cine
Mesgerei, Die iebt 5l Dem groBten
oerortigcn Gtobliiiement in 9olti.
more uno lt~nlgegeno geiuodleu lit.
Guiielbe miro inter Dem Sirmcn.
manner @iuiom S6luoerberg K
Sobn iueitergefiibrt weroel.
urgroBmutter bel Der
Saul c.
Sn elmer Sumilien.Hemion j1
Socllit @rope, Dem 2anolit oes Srn.
Wariboq 3. &orbett, nobe TeiltcrS.
tolun, mllrbc an @eibnodtStage Ger
Sobn oeS Srn. Srie0ri6 @olpert &c
tauft uno inter ben 2npeienocn be.
iano iid Srou 8olpert bon 9olti.
more. Die llr9roBnlutter oes ainoc3.
Scirat1s 2icen5cm.
Sn Iowion iino bic fol9enocn Sci.
ratDSs Slcell5en allsgeltellt lpor0elt:
Sacob q. arod, "a, rno Sri. Slliie
4. Greenfield, 26, 9eioe bon Sun1il=
ton 9altimore.Gountp Applifont s.
). TeiOburt.
Sobn Snare, %, mo SRI. 9eiiic
2G, 9eioc BON @orriion, Bal.
timore.Gountp,
GcrlangtG bci Of cibung.
Gillian %. Campbell bot oilrd)
2afurencc, ibrem NnipaIt
areisgeridt 81 Soiuion cine &los
&c ouf abipllte Sheiollng ibrer GDc
nit Gotrid s. Campbell cingereidt.
slllf pcrlangt lie Die Sbbut iiber ibre
;mei &inoer. aus Mitbetbciligte 1T
Momic @rimer bon 8eit, Tirginicn
Ienonnt.
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&on See mnb Safcn.

Nod eth Santpter aufgelaufen. =
Slit in elmer Sonobonf felt. =
Geridie0encs.
Ger Gampier vTcspcr" BON De
Baltimore un0 galtern SburI
SranSportationS = 60" lief ont .et
ten Mittuod) fat 5lt gleid)er 3eit nit
Der feline Gompier vGnoeapor" (olt'
Wtp CORDS @ift 6lutS) oilf Der SpItcl
Sbea Bar, bier Weilen oberboIt
Cambridge. i'm @boptanf Hiper olif
PIN 9orb oes GumpferS befinoen iid'
$500 aiitcn Gonlerpen, cine 2abnnl
@etreibe mo a%lgemeine Srod)t. Gie
Ebotiade, onB Der 1ompfer bel Der
&ohflutb o%uflief, trGgt piel bo5u bel,
Dob Der Gampier mn nit fnapper
Notb lpicbcr flott gcntad)t iperoelt
fam. Capt. Ilon5o 0eon mics nreb:
rerc Siilfsultgebotc ab, ga CT glait6t,
iein Shiif bel Der Sodyflutb lpieber
fIott MAIDEN 81 fonncn. Ger Gam.
pier lit aus Sol5 9ebout, bot 331
Eonncn @cbalt, lit 8 Sub 1 3oG ticf
unO t45 Sub 6 3ou lang.
Gompfcr nGnoeopu'r" 1ibt
nod clt. ~ I""l
Ger 1ompier yGnbcupor" iibt nod
INNER at Mn CORDS Silt Stats, maize
Queenstown, felt. Gin Geriltd) otS
SdleppoompierS oSrene," i'm iIott
gu MAIDEN, mar pergeblid. Sbne
3iueifel lit Der Gompier ieood) auBer
@efabr unO man ~gluubt, luellll cine
llormole jIlltb eintritt. perbc nlull
ben Camper flott mod)en t0nnen.
,Gucen Caroline" miro re-
parirt.
Der Gpir. nGueen Caroline" bon
oericlben Gontpognic, Der bel elmer
Golliiion nit einem Erabmen nahe
Der 2igbtltraBcn = Merfte idhuer be-
mltroc, miro nod)ltcn Mtitt=
nod bereit ieirl ieine rcgelmGBigen
,Subrten allf Der Sope Eoint Houte
nuf5utcbnlclt.
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Sin paicnOes Nenialrs .@eidlcnf.

GieIe ScutId'g merifaner. Die i'm
gel66ftliden Treiben ocs bielieen Sc.
benS nid)t picl 3cit finoen uno nid)t
ollpodcntIid an Die Germonoten nno
Srcunbe i'm olten Gaterlanoe ifrei.
ben fonncn, id)iden ifon felt Sobren
Die icbe ISOLDE crideincnoe 9usgobe
oes nGorreiponoenten" an ibrc Sic.
ben i%cnicitS beS S3eans, tpo iest &c.
rabe oIeS Imcrifanii6e oaS groBtc
S%nterclie erreet. 9os 8odenbIott
oeS .9cltid)en Gorreiponoenten" bic
tet ben oeutidlGnbiiden 2eiern Elm
fIoreS Bib Don benz bieii.
GER Sebcn II. Sreiben. 3abl'
reibe 9riefe iiber5eugen ms bapon,
bob Die 3eitung bort germ eeleicn
miro.
8cin Gelltih.Imerifane fam lei.
ticn 6reltnoen in 9eutidIonb nit So
cine grDBereSrelloe bereiten. oils tpenn
CT ibnen ooS @obenblatt fir einSabr
ididt. Die Gmpfaneer lucroen lider.
lid iebes Ial bei'm Gintreffen oes
n9euti6cn Gorreiponoenten" nit
2iebe uno Sanfbarfeit oes giitigcn
@ebcrs ~9eoenfcn.
guftr1ge inter Sorousbe5obllng
finb 81 rif)ten an
Gomar6 Haine,
SeroltSocbcr.
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Ger Sploelter.g . milroc
geiterit omi perboltnibmoBig rubigc
Weiie beganoer, mas iuobl bent lint
itanoe an perbaifen mnr. boB Die 90
Ii5ei ifnrf nnd Hubefiorern lllnid)oll
belt. 5roboem borte mar bier ullo
bort Snitritniente, ipie aubglofen,
9orner nnb Haipeln, nnb in ben bon
Negern beipobnten Staottbeilen muir.
ocn bereits Iange Dor Mitternnd)t
3ablreidbe 3epoIperihiiiie nernolnnlen.
Sn 1oIae oes %prad)ipoIlen WeiterS
ipar oas Weiddftspiertel nod belebier,
ais am @ordbeno hes Weibnaftsto-
aes, 10 Dab 9eute, Die eS eilia batten
es por3ogen. uif Der 5abrlirabe Elm.
Der 5l gebelt.
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- Tas
2Rolhe 2Buch
-oCo--
p entfGen gorrefponoenten"
Mittc Sannar cridlcincn.

Scocr ~rcgcImGBioe 2eler ocS @Iot.
tes COB td9Iid, ip0fentlid) ooer
SonntagS) miro elm @rempIar iills
efitgeltlid crbolten .-Nur gbonnen.
ten o%eiielbcn iin0 oo5u beredtigt. -
9aiielbc lit nid)t 81 prrfaufen.
8enn Sic Sbre ginfGufe Bel Den
Mn5eige.aunoen bcs vGorreiponbcn=
ten" MAIDEN, bereeiicn Sic nibt, 81,
iogen, DOB sic beren sln5eige inn
DGorreiponbcntcn" geleien bobcn
rno man miro Sbnen ooppcltc 9(ilis
m%erfianifcit ifenfen.
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@nttcr nnO Siub tuot.
6rau anno @. Eun5er uno ocrcn
Godter GIiiobctb ". 4on}cr o,lf
Der S%o0ten6a6re.

F''DNN N'I
Der So0tenba6re.
Gin trnllriger SAL, Der ocn 600
bon Mllttcr mo Sod)tcr bctrifit. err.
cigretc lid leBte Node in Der Mon.
nung ocS Drn. Sobann 4olBcr. Nr.
GiS, Silo-SonbitroBc. cinrs oltcu9e-
luobncra pon Silooit,Y Baltimore. @e.
ltern Wtor1cn luorcn in Der @obntno
oes @cnonnten Ociicn God)tcr, Gliio.
beth W. Eon5cr, ole onl lcbtcn Don.
llerItog in Iltcr BON I ISobr unb i
Wonaten itorb, NM icine Satin.
6rou Nnnn Mnric GalI5cr, ollfoc.
bobrt. Sic Otlltter itorb oeItcrn
Worgcn Inn 6 llbr IN i6rcr 9ebnu.
lung nod) nllr 5lueim06igcm 2ciocn.
Gic Sodter ioltc gGitcrn W}pr0cn be-
crolgt lper0cll, ood iuur0c ibr 2cid)-
nam llad) Der 8rllft nlli Dem I'll. ST.
loler- Sric0boie gebrud)t, I'M BON BORT
aus on nGd)lten Gicnitog 0entciniunt
nit Der Wtllttcr beeroigt 3lt rpcrocll.
6roil Eon5er binterlGBt ouBcr ibrcnl
ollrd) Den ldJuercn Sd)idiulSi6loQ
tlcf betriibten @ottcn eli &inocr, polt
ocllelt 5lpei SobnC IN 9nptoat, Ohio,
ais St. Vforicn.9riiocr ltloircn 1nO
ole bel Der 9~ceroigutg ompcicub
letIl ineroen. 6erner bintcrlGBt Iie
cine Sbrpelter, 6rou 9. @infeloer.
Sic mar II Sabre alt, Scr ooppeltc
Gooesfoa bot in Ser 0lohborlhoft
beoeltenoeS Iltfiebcn errcQt, ipe5icu,
oo Die 6ontilie bel Naer, Die lie fell-
men, lebr uloelcbcn lit.