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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

Hon. G l.. Wartmanu, of Citra,
was circulating among his Ocala
friends yesterday, having recently
returned from a visit to Fort Myers,
where he has an excellent orange
grove and of which he has every
reason to be proud.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

YOU IAN now buy the famous Kim
bail Organs, or the Reliable Great
Western Organs direct from the
rlakers az wholesale factory prices
We will send them to reliable people
anywhere in the United States TO be
paid for on extremely easy pay Eens
plan-S2.JO monthly and up'
wards.
Operating the largest musical in
instrument factory in the world. en-
ployIng the largest capital. buying
raw material in the largest quantities
for cash-thek i0n ball System OF
manufacturing and distributing free
through our 200 supply stations.
positively saves purchasers $40 10 $50
on first class organs.
IT you haven't any organ. you
want one, and YOU want q good one;
a mere pretty case with no music IN
it won't do. Secure at once the old
Reliable kimball Organ, az
prices and on very convenient terms.
Send today for our money
saving plan aud free catalogue.
Under no circumstances can You
afford to buy or consider any other
organ Until you nave our hone!
inp proposition.
The most inexperienced buyers can
deal with Us as wisely as the shreT6-
est trader, or as though you were
here in person, for have our assurance
that each organ will be selected by
an expert
A fine stool and music book free
with each organ.
Write today for free cataisE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08
kimbull
Organs

Direct from Fac
tory az
WHOLESALE
PRICES
On monthly pay
20 80 Nor,h.y o.
y. upwards
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08
Cosfsaessts oeasy-Aa oesss iaei
dent.

Confederate oeasy-Aa oesss tact
Some Teupie seem TO think that
when the south lost her confeder ate
money and her confederate bonds
that she lost very little because this
money became SO deprecated in val
ne along towards the close of the con-
fict.
food and raIment and shelter and
everything needed in the everyday af-
fairs of life and Kept great armies in
the field
Yes, her soldiers were paid off in
confederate money and the pay of
the private soldier was only S13 per
month which WAS accepted in full
pav FOR the seyere5t toll and sacrifice
known to modern times.
1t bought slave labor for about the
same we now pay in greenbacks and
gold for the lease of the state con-
victs.
So it bought labor as cheaply as it
Is bought to-day and this labor pro-
duced everything and more than it
pro Juices to-day.
We mention in this connection
what is perhaps an unusual incident:
The proprietor of the Ocala House.
who ran it during the war, andfOr long
time before and afterwards, never
varied in his prices during jail the
years it was under his management.
His prices were fifty cents for meals
and fifty cents for lodgings or two
dollars per day straight for transients
whether the pay was in gold or con-
federate currency.
So here was one case, at least,
where confederate money was held
to be on a par with gold
II you wish for positive proof of
the success of the treatment pre-
scFtbed by DR.. E. H. Armstrong and
stan of renowned eye and nerve
specialists. of Jacksonville. write to
the home Office. II Laura street,
Jacksonville, for the names of pa
tients who have been restored to
perfect health, without drugs or oper-
Stions, after all other means had
failed. They will be furnished gladly
These specialties are paying Ocala a
special professional visit on Septem-
Der Is and is and may be seen at the
Ocals House.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

AT the Ocala House Sept. IS and 10,
DIR. E. II. Armstrong, the well known
specialist of Jacksonville. Eve and
chronic diseases overcome without
drugs or operations. All cases taken,
cared for free of charge for the
period of one year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

tropolis, bss made enough money in
the Magic City 20 establish a car
line
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

We have now about 50 bushels Of
good sound peas on hand and would
be pleased to fill orders while they
last. for we do not expect TO have any
more this season. OcalA Seed st re-
The editor of the Tallahassee True
Democrat is noovedto say The par
uy tmeaning the democratic party)
needs more honesty among its ON
cials anu less graft And has it
come 70 this
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

WANTED-About twenty bushels e
Florida seed rye. Address RYE"
care Ocala Banner. Ocala, Fla. 3 q
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

Misses Doneila aud Ossie Griffin, of
Anthony, have recently returned
home from a very delightful visit to
Richmond, Va, Washington, d. c..
Toronto and other Canadian cities.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stevens and
Miss Nellie Stevens have gone to
Seabreeze to spend several weeks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-09-08

Miss Cora Griffin, of Anthony, one
of the Ocala High Schools popular
teachers, was shopping in Ocala
Thursday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23
Heroine Millv.

guess poor Jim will have to 20 withou
his supper tonight, said widow Hosmer
as she peered an xiously out into the bleak
rainy twilight. Pete has strained his lei
so, slipping down out Of the hay loft, ths
he can't take a step on II. and spote yol
and | will have to nlish the chores
Lilly.
AL right, mother. can milk old Sptcklt
as well as not /; and then we have only tt
close up things for the night, Pete man
aged to get the hay down before he got
himself done; but do think he is the most
awkward, unlucky creature that we ever
had on the place. Here 1t isn't a week
since he almost cut bic thumb n, and tie
a mercy be didn't burn the house down
yesterday, when he went and started the
great fire In the fireplace without ever TAX
ing the boards 4 the chimney
Yes, that's 30 be does seem bit un.
balanced, but feel sorry for the poor fel-
low. He's groaning dreadful with his Lex
| gave him some llniment for II. and be
vent 10 his room. And now comes this
disps ch from Jim. and one to 20 to the
station v b his lurch.
Never Mid mother, well fix 1t some
how, answered pretty, brown.eyed Milly,
as she hustled about, putting on her water.
proof ard overshoes, preparatory to finish
log the cboret; and The darkness bid The
rosy Gash with which she said, ~ The frat
iiokling streams Of MILK made music 10 the
tin pail; "Motbtr, / btlltve can carry
Jm's lunch down TO | q uy,slfln
Mercy, MlllJ ia rev.r dare to le, you
lie light 10 tsik AID tie road 10 lorg
and lonely No, Indeed. clId Jim would
never allow it.
know, bu, It's too bad for the poor fel.
low to 90 without bis supper this cold,
bleak night. and know every inch Of the
way with my eyes shut.
Mrs. Hosntr ihIyefeda little a. she drew
hsr shawl cioser against the ieep, autumn
blast, ard one could zee hat her resolu len
vssersd little.
cupof riee, hot CT fee from home
would seem sort Of cheerful to him. she
sale, ln . neoi,atlrg tons, ard Its proper
kind Of you to make the Cnsr, child bul |
doubt ii's being fafe for you going 30 far
alone.
No one would be listly 10 be out sueh a
nigbi a. this, unless is should be ZONE OF
he neighboring farmers, and even 10 there
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23
A Gentle Knock.

| Those who are la the habit OF arriving
home In the early hours OF the morning
and finding their doors and windows locb.
cd and their folks all asleep hey ond tho
power Of the doorbell to awaken them will
llad comfort In new recipe for their relief
offered by the New York Evening Post.
man who had banged the front door
and ratified the knob for nearly al hour
appealed to policeman to help him break
= pane Of glass or open window.
/. Isn't necessary, said the policeman.
I'll wake up your family.
He walked up the street to pile Of build
Ing material and brought back piece OF
board about five feet long. This he slam
med fiat aided against the side Of the
house with tremendous whAng.
guess that'll rouse 'em, he said. You
see, that sort OF blow sets the whole
house to vibrating and mskes the folks In.
side dream Of dynamite explosions.
He had hardly uttered The words when
front window opened and head appeared.
Oh, oilicer, CAPPED womsns VI ice, what
In goodnefs' name was that awful noiser
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23

Ooe d Senator Vryes scinlillstlons ~
presiding tiilser, when the Philippine bill
Vas rear Ito pas,sse 10 the senate, should
not be lost TO the world. Such mtaiurs,
til perfected, are ejtslderd in commit,,s
Of the whole, not 10 the ssrs,s, ~ the term
goss Tbs oi,.ILellou II u lials popular
significance, bot u great parliamentary In.
p0fisnct
5ens,ot Bacon, wi.hIbG 10 make . ter,
tain molten, wss iaforned that the BIZ WIS
not 10 the fens'r, but ia COMMITTEES u the
whole.
o.. | thought we x,te 10 The senate, 10.
piled Mr.. Bse'
We are 10 the 1etste, Mr.. Fpe replhd
tut The bill IL not.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23
Marrying on Account.

Rev. Mr.. Williams was the Congregation.
al minister In the village OF Winslow,
Maine, several years sgo. O1e evening
says a correspondent Of the Boston Globe,
four young people called at the parsonage.
Two Of them wished to be married.
The papers In the ease were legal, so
Mr.. Williams performed the ceremony
The other couple acted AZ brIdetmsid and
best man. The groom was the son Of a
well-known man In the town, and as the
happy couple were leaving the parsonage
the young man Whispered to Mr.. Williams /:
Just charge It to father, parson. II will
be all right
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23

There's mighty iew people, SAID fnnef
Corntosesl, that knows shst 10 do with d
farm after they yei one,
have no.ieed tbsr, sid the girl with
frirzss. They isaIs lnsI,t on filling tho
whole place ap with corn and oats and
things when they might have ,ueh lovely
nrnis courts and golf Inks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
Staot Baltimore.
TnS Wcttcr.

sir Morplun0 mo Den Giitrift
Columbia Ncgenpcttcr uno iil0oit.
Iifc gSin0c.
Ger 6oditc GhcrmomCtcrltonO mar
60 @roo nm I llbr Nohnlitto9a.
Ger nicoriQItc Sbcrmomctcritono
iunr 53 @roo um > llbr WorQCnS.
Mittlcrer @oromctcriton0 30.1G.
Ter niebrigitc Sbcrmomctcriton0
Der Icbtcn 2lStunocn III nodioI0cn,
Den Stdbtcn mar, mic folNt: Gait
portlO, YortIouo lG, Bolton 46,
gIbonp II, Norf IS, Sorri3.
burg 80, PHILADELPHIA 80, gtInr.tic'
Gitp 80, @oibiu9ton -, Norfolf 60,
@nttcroS 6G, Charlotte G6, @ilminN.
tom 20, GborIciton 70, Sopomob
10. SodionoiQc 20, rSIpitcr 70. Sen.
gScit IS, NtIonto GS, Wontgomcrp
IS, Nclu-S rIcnn2 II, NoIcItile y,
8olpclton 7G, Corpus Gbriiti &c,
Wcntphi8 "A, Cincinnati 81, NittS-
burg As, SSlucao 3S, buffalo 40,
GlcpeIonb II, Ietroit -. NIpcno 40,
Woroucttc 36, Green Gan 40, Ghi.
cogo IL, 9uIlltb "a, Ct. Saul 40,
ct. 2oiiiS 20, SonioS.Gitp GG,
Omobo 80. Suron "a, @iSmord -,
Wiaiitcn 80, Sabre 80, @clcno 80,
Sdlt.2ofc-GitD 81, Scnpcr IS, NertG
Slate u, Toogc.Gitp lG, gnloriuo
l6 mo Cos IngcleS 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
2ofalberidte aus @aibingtpn.
Sur 9et1 ung Der
9 dl 10 | II II dl t.

9 d wiubu d. t.
Ser Nutionolpcrbunb bon Her5tcn
sur Grioridung Ger llriafen lmb crs
folgreid)cn 9ebonollna bon Subcr-
f%ltlciia miro bellte llno nlorgen 90
bier III @iloro'S SoteI ieine idbr-
lld)c &erbo10lunq boltcn, NuBcr
Wteoi6inerl mo Goftorcn fonnen
aud 2nicn an Den Situngen Sbeil
ncbn1en. Inter cen prominerten
ger5tcrL Grofciioren, Mitglieocrn
bon Souit0tsbcboroen, Ybilontbro-
per II. /. 10. Der Ger. Stooteu uno
Gonooo'8, bic GortrGgc bolten lper-
Ben, bcfinbet iid nlld Der beriibmtc
Or. SSlcr BON Baltimore. mclhrr
icine I6rciic nod England 10 Ionoe
perid)obcn bot, llnt crit oieier Sab.
rCSpcriommllmg bci5upobncn.
Cen Woncn g differs
Ger oGeutid,e Central @ercin,"
ein 8erbonb bon 81 Sepornt Ser
einen Scr 9unbc&bollptitobt, i~eieric
ben bu1bcrtiGbrigcnS o0estog 8ric6.
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i'm ger1umi9en SooIe Scr nytotionol
NiflcS Nrnlor1" III m%ilroenolCr
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DeS Centrally creinS, belt ole &c.
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mo Wirfcr, iopic sic mitcrbliden
S60pfurgen bcS 9crmolilhclt Sid
tertilrItcn in feiiclnoer @eiie id)il.
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'dct mo mncrifoniiden Sobncn
oetorirt, ilnb IN 6cn1 Sublrcidcn
EnbIitlim bcfonocn iid) MitgIicoer
Der oelltldcn 8cIonbtid)oft, Trof. 6.
s. Serbian unb picIc prominenie
Gclltid). Imcritoncr, Grci Scr bic
iigcn @ciongpcrcinc. .Nrion,"
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SS. Saul Irnot, 2uotuig 2eiSlcr,
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Goiler, grnolo Nicbous, Neinbaro
SdGfer, Sermanm Sd)miot, sllbcrt
@ogelmonn, 6ranf Gbrct, 6rit gle
bert, $. !. S6ncibcr, 2oriS, hilbert
uno Gbipin Sdmiot, $. uno =.
8aBmonn.
Sri. Sriic @unolod por Sean
o'9(rc. nbic Slngfral bon Orleans"
Sri. Glcanore Sdiuor5 iprnd) oen
Erolog Sic trallcrnoc oeiltld)c
Wfl,ic," iolpie Den Gpilog yGic frell-
Dig boffenoe oeltid)e Wtuic," beioc
9coiegene Gihtlngcn mnrbcn Der.
fabt bon I&rn. Gbriitiun Strod, &c.
ooftellr oes o@oibin9tpn Soltrnal."
Sr. ". g. Glterid) ncrlaS einen inter-
elialltcn @ricf bon Shillcr ntt
@octbe, ootirt pom 81. gnguit 1874,
ionic 8oetbe'S gntport 81 Dem
Shreiben. Sn elmer crgrciicnoen
Sccne ans n@aaenitein'S Eager"
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aopu5inc .Trebigt Dor. Gle ganic
geoicgcne Seicr mar %orrnngirt bon
Den SS. ailrt SolfnCr ulb 6.
Strad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11

G6as. ruo Inorem Silg1rtner, Srn.
G1as. @eDfort uno 8rau, Srn. S6eo-
0or @cber mo Sralt, Srn. u. y.
Gii6l, Srn. Nlbert &lein uno Srou,
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u. :. Sd)aor mno Srau, Srn. Garl
g.. Sil0cnbcrg mO Srall, 6roll
Sbcrcic Stnrtloii unO Sodter, Srn.
@. Snllhbcimcr mo 6rau, Nrn. T..
Gltnnot lulo SrolL Srn. Sumo $.
Ruoolpb mo 6ralt, Srn. ", -. Wtn-
fclrnonn mo Srau, @rn. s. $. @in.
fclmonl ulO SrarL &rn. Clifton 8.
NnoremS mo 6ralt Srn. &obn @.
Holfer mo 6rou, Srnu IS. u. Sor,
Irau i. @m. &oSmcrS, Srn. &. z.
@roB @rn. Senrp Mcr5 mo Srult,
Sru. $. $. Son Der Sort, &rn. Wor
Sicblmunr, Srn. Sobn $. 9lolne,
6rul Soriic S6miot. Srn. gSnl. s.
Blair, Srn. u. %. Notbcr ulo 5rnit.
Grall Sobnmo Sil9enberh Srn. =.
s.. Eliilnodcr mo 6rou, Sri. Mimna
6. Sticicl, Nrn. Srco. ". 6eloncr
ulO Gror, @rn. MeIand)ton Stries
mia, Trco. u. Nhiucr, @rn. $. Is.
8icutcucr, Nrl1. IS. @ulter ulo SrolL
Nrn. 81. NcnuuCtcr.
Gillian &o0cr.
Ger 2cidlnum 0C2 ont I. Mot nod)
flr5er aronfhcit pc%rltorbcnen Srn.
&ilion Noocr muroe 0citcrn Miorgen
ultcr lnNcmcin 5oblrrldcr @ctbelli'
olll,N bon 2Ciotrogcn0cn pom Grant
crbatic, 9tr. 312. GoItcrn Apenlte,
Ni0~hlunOtomn, olta oltf 0cnn bl. Gr-
loier . 6%ric0boic 5ur leBtcn Hrbe be-
Itottct, nadocnl Totcr .. Nicbalt3 II
Der 0lciduonligcn Stride, Gfc l..
StruBc llnb Softer Nucnllc, Sigh
lon0tonn, 0oS fcicrlidc Soocnamt
cclc6rirt bate. NlS @nbrtudtro9cr
iuutgirtcn feds MtitgIiebcr Der ct.
Iruu5iafu8 Bitter, bCrcll belicbtca
Niitglieo scr Tcritorbcnc bel Scb5ci'
ten mar, nGmlid) Die $50. Sobn l(ldL
No. ll6l, Wfid). 8olb, gInton Sribllt,
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inter Commando Oc5 Gopt. Glegills
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mo bcglcitctcn bcn 2cihcu5ug bis
sur t6. uno O'Gou1cnitrobc. SicIc
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cIopes Nr. 300, s. 8. s." Sr. Sober
binterIGBt ieine @itttue Waric, 5mei
S0dter ul1o einen SoGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11

Nblcbcr. - Nm Nltcr bon g.
Solrcn itorb geitcrr Sr. Srieorid)
WiIbelm Werfc. cincS scr Glteltcn
GIie6cr Scr Ct. SobonniS Stride OIL
Scr Golpcrtitrobc. Sr. Wcnfc lpor
in Baltimore gsborcn mo gcb0rte
felt 45 Snbrcn SIR oTnpogropbcn.
llnion." Gr orbcitctc ais Sdyriii.
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8a5ctte" nnb mar lett 90 Nohren IN
Der Seberei beS Baltimore gmcri.
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MIR fnr5e ,}eit fronf lpor, bintcrlGBt
feline @iitipe nrb iiinf T0d)ter n,o
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ncaic. = Sic nelie @oideinrid).
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fir Hesernudbhen" miro ungeiobr
5000 foiien, pelde Summe bon
1srau anoren Carnegie fir bieien
3iped gegeben purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
Slrtbur ". @obiom.
ar. i27, ca.saittnore- eiraAe.

Tuiiaac . Wutariats : Oelopedicl'
Bureau. Sdiiisfnrtcn fir aIle
0ompfcr. oinien. 3ciiepallc. @etlel.
@clomedicl mo @eIoienoua9en.
,laprIlilO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
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tuerben In alien StabttDeilen BON
Baltimore perfauft. pie por5iiaIide
rualitdt mno mdBigeu Nreiie MAIDEN
hieIetten ~acrnbc5n beriibmi.
G.1.Qenmn So, sbee, Aaffce, 3mdcr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11


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Nui Scr Gifcnbobn &C.
= 1er Inn Z llbr IbellbS
bier obgcbenoe ToitSna Scr "@cIt-
lid)cu Marpl6nocr Giienbobn" ilber-
iu6r Bel Sprilig MiaS.S totionL nift
iucit BON @eitnliuiter, eihet Mont,
Non1cns Sonuncl Orb, bon @citmin-
tier imo t6btef ocniclbcn oilf scr
Steae. Ger 2eidnam ipuroe NIT
mad, lliion Miqs genommen.
Stiir3tc ben GIepator T.
hodt binab. - Sn Dem 2ano-
bon'id,cn Neubuu, Hr. 90, Sight.
Strobc, S%tiir5tc ecItern Scr Mcgcr
9opmon Barter aus Dem 5. Stod,
ncrfc Sen GIepatorihoht Bis Silm I.
Stodperf binunter II. erlitt idiucrc
inilerIide @erIetungen I'M llnterleib.
Gr fono Mllfnobmc I'M yStoot SO.
ipital."
Wcloicnonngen mad TcntIdIano mn
Scitrcidj
Su "a Gents pro Norf uno 20E
Gents pro arone. Yorto extra
@ediel oiisaeitelIt auf allc 9beilt
scr MeIt. 9bco. s.. Ticucr & So.
TIA 8. 9cyiustcn.S tr. 3immer Nr
8. ESQ.,.
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9oieboIl. - @eltcrn ipiclten
Die 9oltimorer in 9temorf nit ocm
iiblihcn &ciultote, OoS beibt, lie Der
lorcn oos Spiel in elmer ein5i9cnSn.
ming. Solgcnoes lit Die Scorc Der
gcitrigcn Spiclc Der nGoItcrn Sea.
que"
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Die &ricasmanGucr.
Sd)einperier merOen bel OcnlfnrinC
Wonopern cine bcoctteuOc Nollc
lpielcn. - MnonoS Giniu6r.


S6cinmcrIcr mcrOcu bel Ocn Wn.
rine : Mon0pcrn, oic inn ,Slni itutt-
iinocn merbcrL cine bc0cutcn0c HoQc
ipicIcn. Die Wunnncr. lueld)e cntluc'
Scr nit DER eintobnc ser Sorts in
Baltimore. Noriolf, Waibingtpn II.
Hid]mono Seitcl;@ bcr p%orgeblid)cn
ieinblid)en Slottc. ooer Der 9ticbcr'
loge 0eS Gontre s NomirulS Iidcna
enocn iucrocr, ioaen ipe5iel in Scr
Siniidt oes Sfcimpcricrs Spltcna
Gllberit ilitcrciiont pcrocn.
Sn 0cn pcrihicoeicn Sorts miro
bon ocn NrtiQcrie Hc9imcntcrn re-
aclnl1Big al 0cn aonoucn c"yer5irt.
Gic Il. Gompognie Der ailitcn . Or
tiQcrie be9om onMontog oicSd)icb.
%iibitn1cn, ltnb ont TienitoN iolQte bic
80. Gompognic. Scbcr GompoNnie
iino 800 Shiiiic erIollbt. Nllbcrocm
iinbcn t0glid onocre %rliIitGrild)c
llcbu1ngc1t ltatt.
Soucnbc BON NnonuS.
Mit elmer 9robcn So0mtg Nlno-
mas. Der critcn Der Soiion loll0tt
acitern Worgcn Der Sd)ooncr o6loru
airipon" BON Der airmou-S 6oQ.Go.
bon 8nrpin = Dan I'M biciiNcn Snfcn
on. Gic SoOung bcitunO ans 36,
600 NnouoS. Sente miro scr britt
id)e Shooner o2aop Sbcu" 0lcid)'
ionS nit elmer groBcn So0unp Ino
llaS erluortct. Gie Sriidtc brod)ten
gcltcrn Mior0cn I bis s GcntS pro
Stiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
Sdiffsfartch oon nno nadJ IcntidJ.
lnuS.

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite bis gum /. Moi $15 Ii. $47.50;
nad) Dem 1.Hai $50; gremen-9al.
tinnore bis gum 1. Milgllt $3.50;
bonn I. Iusuit bis t.Wopember $751;
so nno $62.50. Iunorciie 81 biai'
gcrem Ereiie. Sbo. $. Siener & &c.,
3inmer Nr. 3. ia 8. .2erinston'
StraBe. OBJ
8cncral SDpber it %
ben. Sm YSobus @opfins' 500
tpltol" Itorb General 5. Sale Sp'
pber, iriiber cin GongreBmunn fiir
Soliiiono, ON grigbt'iten Tieren'
leiocn. General Sppber itanlnte BON
oelltldlen Gltern ob lIno ipltroe III
EerrD B.. County, Ea., geboren. TT
mod)te Den @iirgcrfricg in Der Glepe
l1nber leihten Iriiuerie nit II. tabm
an Der Sflnd,t bel Ebilippi, @.-Sa.,
5ucrit Sbeil. Sn 1866, nad)ocm er
als 9rigaoier . General aus Der
Unions . grmee eutlaiicn iuar, lleotl'
te CT nof Snniiiouo iiber, no er
cine groBe Houe IN Der republifnnl
id)en Eolitif ipielte. Seine Sroll.
Die er in 1860 in Glepelano beiras
tbete. itarb Dor Stpei Sobren uno liegt
in @oihington begroben. Gr binter.
Iobt 5mei Sobnc, Die in DER 9unhcs-
Mrntce oieitcn, iolpie 5ipeiI odter, bot
benen cine in Colorado /. Springs II.
cine in Mcp . s)orf pcrbeirothet lit.
NuBeroem binterlGBt CT einen @rlloer
| i'll EbilaocIpbia.
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ltntcrbaltnnaS $ @cgiuciirr.

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Sur.
.sIaucp's S6catcr." - Sicic @o6e; n5nbio
Hoiuuni".
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bon Wiiurunce".
,Wiarnlanp.5 bcntcr." Sieic gSOde: nIbe
9tifuou".
,Hruce anpiturium. - Stefc gSode: iialib
5Irei Nnuocbilcs NpritCluuacn.
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n%9SchoCo. hui no ISifc".