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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02

Nltluncrtlomtcit, Die Oo9 idonltc bar
monildc 3lInnnnfmuutcn 5llr tSol9c
hottie, iiir S0ugcr mo 0iri1cnt aIcid)
cbrcuo mar. Go9 critic &ico, Can't
Acbct" bon &rcmicr, mcIdc2 ulrtrr
Ncllcitul0 bon Froi, 0oricD Matcr2'
Nrt)citcr Ncilm9ct mltrOc, mar, ga c$
cinltilnmtiQ mar. iiir sic SGngcr fcinc
bc'on0cr9 ooutborc9tummcr, 0a0cQcll
murocn Oic Gborc o3icb' ~binuu4"
pom NrcNcrt. o0lo Tolf9 at Some"
pom Softer, o,Sn Scr 6crnc" pom Sil'
der ulO oGclt0einng" Don @rcmicr
ltilrrlIlh %opplult0irt. Is bari bier
Die Shutiohc niht pcr1clicn lucrOcn
oob sic Ghorc I'M SrciCn nidt bdlb 10
gut SIR WcItuna fommcn, mic oicic5
III elmer NoIlc nit gutter Nflitif ser
SAT- HNuc'cn marc. &lnrncrbin mnr
0u3 Eltblitlm nit Den HciltlunAcn Scr
SGu1cr mo Or3 Ord)citcrS hcrilid,
5uiric0cn mo 0us mor id)IlcBIid Die
Noltptlndc. 3u Dem 0rittcn ulO
uiertcn Gbor mtbtcn Die Sanger 10.
gar 3ltNobcn gCbcn. dc 3%ulummcr'
ltclIlln1 0cS Erogrumnls mar 'ol9cn.
De: I. Ollpcrtiirc slt .Nlip @Io0" BON
Wcn0clSIobn; 2. Sbor nit Wfltlif.
bcglciturg nGonfgebct" oon arcnl-
Ter; 3. .Mtoritonn" BON Molluce; l..
Gbor a copcIIu .3icb' billull3" Don
Iregert; 3. nGorncn" bon Vijct; g..
Gbor q copclta .Sntpaitec Mlocr"
bon Softer; I. Sertett aus o2llCiu 81
2omucrmoor" BON Toni5ctti; 8.
G6or q cupeIlu .Sn Scr 6crnc" BON
glider; o. Cuuertiirc III uSltItiHc
Wcibcr bon @inoior" BON 9ticoloi;
10. Gbor nit MiliifbcglcitlW1 oSnt
oclitid)en 8ciit utb Scr5en iino mir
Gins" bon 0rcnler.
Sns obi9c Yrograrnm erlitt cine
fltrje llntctbredltng, inoem Or
Mopor 2otrobc Dem Girigenten Der
Furf anpc1c, Eroiciior &. Goricp
@utcrS. I'M Atitruge Der aopelIe ein
goIoencS Gbrcn5ciden perobrelttc.
General Satrobe belt BET Dem Nn.
lniic cine pon f6itlid]cm Srltor &c
piirStc Nniprude nno pcrgob bel Der
@clc0rnbcit nitt, bcn S1n1errL nit
mcld)cn cr pom icber olti freitoid)oft'
lid)cm 6ilbc ecitanoen fat, oet i6nclt
mobIucroicnten cb%retoen Sribiit 81
5ollcll.
Hed)t ittcreIiont mar cs filr Sol
DIE, Ole 3eit batten, 5ijitlebelt, iple
nnd) Dem CONCERT Cit StiirmlaliI al,I
Dir 9%trubrnbabn . @adUutIs rrtut1tc.
Ghler Ser letter. anf6nntIRge ma6'
ten cine Stiinoe lang marten, ebe JIG
acknowledgements erbieltcn. 2ie 3ii'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Wuniiipal . NngcIrgCnbtIten.

WcnlCrtCn4lUCrthC 3%nllnhntc Der ltCllCre
borcn Wuiia Der Stuot. - Gic
Sumuc fiir oua bcporitcbcnor
,<uhr bcl6lt't iih ont S5lS,522,O63.
- Cine RcOuttjon Der Stcllcrrotc
notwithstanding. - StrnBcnpfloitc-
rlnl0Cr lollcn Dor Gintritt Oc5
Mintcra bCcn0ct mcr0cll. - Scr
ihiC0cnc3.
Ger Stn0trutD tritt bClttc Nbcn0 jlI
icinCr ilblldcn WodCnltbunQ julunl
men. Cine Nn5ubl luid)tigcr NorlogCn
tonnlrn babel }ltr Icbnttc, bcionocr&
mcrOcn Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sur
Nciprcdyun9 tonnlCn.
Goa Sicucr Expectations Wcridt
hot Dem MAJOR am SunitoN lcincn
9crid)t ilbcr bic itclcrbarc Nnii@ filr
0oa %ohr 1903 bis 1906 u%ntcrbrcitct.
Tonnb bot Baltimore cine ltcllcrborc
Nuii9 bon S5lS,522,OG3 o0cr $50.
Oi5,291 ntcbr, ais int &oriabrc. Scit
Dem 0roBcn 0rult6c bat iid Die %ltcltcrz
bare Nuiia nm S5GOOO,OOO pcrmcbrt.
Wcnr bic <agubcn 0c9 ItGotiid)ct
N~uuabultra f%onlnlCnOCn ,\nbrc9 nid)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
llntcrbaltun9s @cgluciic.
Sns y&CttCr.

Tiir M}oruluuO uno oc1 Sl'trtft
GoIrmbio fiiDlcrr@ N3cttcr ulo ocron.
ncrlid)c g8lnOc.
Ter H0d)itc IDcrruomctcrltollo lpar
81 Wrao ltnt ; llbr ltudmliiu9a.
Ger nicorigitc Recommendations
mar 90 Wroo nm ii l(hr WforAcn@.
Mittlcrcr WoromctcrltonO 3O.f2.
Ger b0ditc [1crmomctcrltono Der
lcBtcn 2l SnmOcu in nodfolgcnOcn
Stdotcu mar, mlc 'oIAt: Enltport 81,
Vortlauo GO, potion 60, NIbunp 81,
Sem bort -, MorrI2blrr0 s., NblIo.
nclpbiu Sc. NtlautiC.G itD 81, Wolbs
iuutpu IS. Noriolt Sc, NuttCr0a 81,
Charlotte IS, N&iminNton 81, Charlie
itun ST. Supurn0b 81, &ud1olnlIlc 81.
,Nupitcr ST. seen MCit 81, Ntlont0 -,
M}ontNomcrD IS, Yulcltlnc % @nIots
iton Sc, Corpus GbriItl IS, W%tcnlphl"
-, Cincinnati 81, Eitt2burQ Is, IS
lpcQo 50, NIliiolo -, Glcpclono a.
Cctroit -, 9llpcno II, MurQllcttc a.
wrccn Nup 20. Chicago IS, EirIlttb
6G, q. Fonl 10, St. Honia II, &on-
ioa. Gitp 20, Cmobo 20, Nuron 10,
Wi4n,ord G6, @iQiiton 81, SABRE 60,
Nclcnu 60, 2alt cote g. 0cnucr 81,
Nortb Elottc -, GoogcGltD 70, Nina.
riQo 60, Ho2 NhlgcIc9 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Sufalbcridltc ans @nibingtuu.
Scr d) q.

Ct SCl1 uD [ = Y.
Tic Ncutidcn Der Nunoc9bunpt.
ltnot mcr0cn hctte SIR Grtnncrll11
oc@ Cages, an 0Cnl Dor 222 %ubrct
Die crltcn tbrcr Honoalcutc III Nult'
rlto lulloctcr, cln Nolt3iCit IN 0cr'
uina'a Eort pcrunitultcn. Gle Nn'
rcQltt8 u10 &orbcrcitun0cn 81 oicicr
tSctCr mllr0cn Dol Den ,Ncrcinigtcn
CCutidCn WcIcQid)oitCn I'M GiItrift
Columbia" Q@ctroiicn. NiC ou4 be-
rCit2 I'M ,GorrCipon0cntcn" uCr0iicnt,
lidtc NroNrumm b%ctln0Ct, limo bic
0CplulttCn llutCrboltungcn fiir 0uS
Eublifuml rcd)t mnn1i9Iulti9 u10
mcrocn g2mib mnllcnhoItc NctbcilI.
| 0ltn0 un}icDCr, pCnn Dos Wcttcr
MIR ciniNcrmoBcn gll1itiN lit, Go5
Nollpt ARRANGEMENTS Sontltc ltl10
oic pCrihiCOcnrn Splits Gonlitc'n bo'
ben ibrC Norurbcttcn 0CplllCnho1t CT
liiut mo nit glltcn Mlttcrung2pcr.
b0ltniilCl, miro Der GriolN groBurtIa
mcrOCn. NodiolQcn0 linO Die No
men Der GouitcmitgIicOcr: Flub.
Gomitc. Die $50. ). NCnrp Builder,
6Cro. Ntillcr mo Charles @crnCr:
Foli5ei Golnitc, Die $50. ShCo0or @.
Stoncr, Wturttn MicgonO uno Wnl.
Ncbcr; @Ci0rocrlng@ , Gonlite, Die
500. Oregon &rumnt, Sol. 3cgolnlG
mo q. NJ. Sicbcrt; Nn5cigcn. unO
Grltd Gonitc, Die $50. e. @lm0ludL
". Seeming u10 &orrp Gotbld)il0;
EriuilcQicn Gomitc, Die $3.50. $. Hotb-
lhllo, Gorl @unolnd) unO &lllirt5
Gqloff; Mlllif .Gon1itc. Die 500. @rc.
Nor aronlnL, 9llgrit ShnriOt mo
Gcro. Mincr; Ginon5 Gomitc, ole
N@. NJ. NoI5bcierlcinL NCrrn WuB.
munn un0 $. i. Warncion; @Clltltl-
Qlt1tQ2 Gontitc, Die @N. s.. Rotb'
ihiI0, Nhil. Cities mo e. Nonntel,
GInla0u1Na. ln0 GnlpinnG9 so.
mite, Die NN. 81. Noldncr, Or. Gbrilt.
Strod mo Gnlil z. 6ront.
Ger HcnupIoB miro Wlittu19 croft
net lrn0 bic Mcttrcnncn bCNinncn nm
I llbr NudltlittuQl. Aud Dem Elcr0r'
rcnllcn bC0Innt 0o@ 9ulcbulrS ptcl,
0Cn scr Safe Nolf" BON ) Ncger-
Eoorcn mo cin SCiljicbcn 5iuildlct
& itrummrn @rullcrn un0 q ternigCl
MtcBQCrll iolgCn. Ger ,@crn1ania'
W0nnCrdor" lul0 oAriOn" mcroen
altbCinlothlidc Sicocr u%ortrogel.
Tiir por5iiAlidc Gon5crt mo Son}-
multi lit Nclorgt; @crr aurt @oldner,
Er0ii0cnt Oca oNcutidCn G%cntrnlpcr.
Gins, miro Die 0cutldc uno CiItrift5,
GommiilGr Ncit Die c11liihc TCltrC0c
holtcn. 0oB C3 an nlragc}citnctcn
SpciiCn ul1b WCtrGnfcn l1idlt icbIcu
miro, lit iclbitpcritdnolidl, mo sic
n0tbiNC Gcltltimrmng mCr0cn Oh
mudcrCn (Cutoncn ld,or liCicrn.
Ncp0ltcrunQ oc9 Giltrift@
Golumbiu.
Had) Scr lCbtcn Nolfa5dblu1g. Die
id,on I'M Npril begonncn mo crit
fiir5Iih cnO9illtia rcuiOirt mo pol
lclloct pl1roc, bctrGqt ole Ginuubncr'
id)oit Oc3 0iitritta Columbia 323,
123 Mcrioncn - 227 ,42S @cibc mo
1868 6orbigc. Gopon iiro 1921
NciBe mGnnlid)en mo 117,151 WciBt
m%Ciblld)cn @clhlcd)ta. Son bcn Hc-
germ limo 1891 %m0nnlid)cn unn
52y351 mciblihcn Bciflcht@. Major
Splpcitcr iibcrgob ben @cridt am
Sontitug Dem GommiliGr gSclt ncblt
onocren GotImCntCn bcjilQlldl Der
9clpobncr Don StruBcn @oIic1, Der
SunobepolfcrurH 1t. i. ~. Ctc Stuot
@oibington bat 252,03l Glnmohncr
ltno Der iibrigc Giitritt Columbia
7tOS9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02

Gtnc &lngc QCNCn @rai,
d) cn.-Sn areiSQcridlt 9ir. } ml,roc
cine alogc INN GrrennllllQ cinca ~,
oucitcra iiir buS GiQcnthmn Oc2 icil
I0nNcrcr 3cit pcridypunocncn &ir.
tics Grnit i. 8roid)cn. iolOic ococrl
Den oSiio Trcntont Strobcn , Nult,
pcrcin" lpcld)cr cillc Sppothcf olli
ocn1 @cb0lloc bat, bon ser .Ston0orN
@rou go" citaercid)t. Sn Ser alour.
id)ri't miro 1eingt, oub @ruihcn ser
oStonborO Nrou.Go." bic Simmc
BON $115.23 ihulbet. Ter Rid,tcr bot
ciilcn 1crnlin iiir Sen tG. Ortobcr
nliAcicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Qlrthmr ". Npbfum,
wr. 49,, cH.gaitimpre.e trahe.

YaHage Notaviats . Wclomcdie(.
Nmrenm. Sbiffsfnrten fir aue
Dampfer-0inien. Reiiepdiie, Wediel,
@eIbrpedieI hno @Ioienounsen
(upttll.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02

YuIitiihCa. - GiC lcBtC gro
bcrc pulitiidc Convention bis SUM
&Crblt n0d)ltCn Subrc9 'lrOct am
WittpOd) Glbcuo III DER y@crnlunld'
WGnnCrd)or -Noac" itott; bort lpcr'
Den Die NcpubIlIoncr ibrc Stoot@'
Convention obhuliCn, nm clllcll
GunoiOotcn iiir Stout2 Gontrolclu
i'll nominirCn. Nl2 NCpCrbcr nm DIR
Ghrc itcbCn oic NCrrcn @cnrp u. Wtcs
Gulloltgb pom GCcll GourtD mo Carl
ton NJ. NrCB BON NllCQonp Goult0
I'M 6clbc. 6lottcnlctrctar Charles
5. Wonoportc miro orn &oriib iilbrcr
unO Nr. NCo. y. W0ithcr mo Nn0crC
hobCn onActiIn0i1t DAB lie bel Icltr
Convention cine Nl50bl NC0cn ACQcl
h05 Doc Enhancement holtcn lucr0Clt,
Gle HIutilorm hubCn ole Ncpublifu.
nCr hCrClt@ III Der CrltCn SlBlun0 Der
Contention pcr0OnQcnCn Won0t ul
Ocnonmcu. Sic NCpublitonCr moIlCn
in Der Wlchr}obl lCncr Counties, IT,
mCldlCn 0oS MlIion'idc MubINClcG
NilIti0 iii, feline Nominotioncn lilr 0tr
@clCBQCbung mo iiir Die GountO
ycntCr MAIDEN, I'M Die NcQCr nId}r
III pcrpirrcn. Mlull mill 6Cn &anlpl
MIR iiir bic GrudbIllng bc3 Stuut2.
Gnntrolcura mo gcgcu ooH Eoc
Nmcn0cmcnt lilhrcn. &n Den Demo
trotildcn Hclbcl bat Der Mohltomti
bcrcita bcaulmcn. ST. ncrlhicbcncn
Counties bot mani bcrctt@ 5uhlrCldlt
VCrl0mmlltl0el o~b0cbultcll ul0 man
bcQt Die Noilmln0, bob mon mICOcr
cine Grciiiinitcl Wchrbcit IN bcl0cn
Sollcrn Der WelcBgcblnq Crln1Gt,
nm, 'oltc 0aa Nnlcn0emCnt gCld)Iu
Gen iuCr6cn Elm ncllC@ Nnlcn0CmlCnt
onSuncbmcn. SIN Scnut bclin0cn lid
bcrcitS eli 0cnotrntlld)C ScndtorCr
10 Dob MIR orci OCitCrC NcnlotratCn
III crpoblcn ltn0. nm BORT cine MtChr
bclt 81 C%rIutNcn. limo I'M llntcrhulrlc
red)lcn Die oC%motrutlld)Cn Tiihrcr
cbcll'ull3 altr cine ltuttlld)c WrhrhCit.
% Die HcpublttunCr IN uiClCn republi.
foniihcn Counties. 100 Die Nlliun,
Vil rcdt@gllltla 1T, AOr feline Nonll
nntioncn MAIDEN. WCncrol NanOiprr
theilte nit. 6ob mcbrcrC ClnilubrCid)c
QCnlotrntcn aus 0cnl Sil0Cn ludl,
reno Der GumpoQnc bier Ncocn bot.
ten luCrOcn. GC9gIcidcn miro Scno,
tor @ornlan in ciniQcn 0robrrct
TcrlornmlllnGcn iprcdcn, mo uudl
Gr.@oltucrncur 6ronf Nronn bat
lcirrc Gic1Itc jllr @criilNlmQ gcitcllt.
.Guerarccn Sumn" an Scr
Ode bon Surioro' ulo Nnmilton,
Nuenltc 5iebt icbt oos I<1terciie Ocrir.
niacn Nilrger ulif lid. meId,c ,id)
cine in outer Nuhburihnit licgCnNn
HunOlpobnnng lltd)ell. bon ipeIdCr IT,
benllcm IN Die Stoot fonmcn f0nncn,
pbne ooppclte 6nbrprciie 3l beiub,
len. Seoen Sonntog gcbt cine mnhrc
8olferuonbcriunQ on binot@. @ir
lcnfcn bnber Die NuinlCrfionlfcit III,
icrer Scicr ollf oic Nniciar ser Bcicll.
idoit an nllocrcr StrQc oc9 .Tcllt
id,ru SorrrihouSputpu q"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02

9ci'm Spiclcu pCr1tn-
GIiid. - Scr II Sabre uItC Norrn
Seracnbobn iicl acltcrn ais CT IN ri
1tcn Ncllborl al Der Glltolu-, nohr
cIt-StroBe. ipicltc, BON cirCn Subt
itibl ocS @ollmciitcra @enrp Nippel
mo blieb bclulIBtlos nui 0cm @oocn
Iicgcn, Gr luuroc nod icillcr Nob.
nitng gcbrnd)t, ipoiclbIt i'm Or. Z.
@rcntpIer bolO gum 9elultBticin ill,
riidbruhte. Gr ideint feline e~rriten
Ierleblrngc1 oopon gctrogen SIT ia,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
0rIbicnonngcn nadj Tcniidlano uno
CenreidI

5u "a Gents pro Ntarf uno 2Oh
Gents prb' 'arpae." Eorto ertro.
MedieI nisaeNefft niif nae SbciIe
Der MeIt. 3beo. 8. Iirncr G. &c.,
ia Sit.9erington.S Ctr. 3immer 0r.
3. (1S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Gle TcrbrcitcrunQ sc
Si0bt. 2 trubC.

Die Nronboiitritt4 Gomniiiion
lulr0 bcitic nit Ocn Nrbcitct Ser Der,
brcitcrllng Der @i9bt StroBc Nuiidcn
Scr Eruttz mo Scc.S trobc b|clinncIr.
Gic ndhitc @cicB1cbuna nutb criutt
mcrocn, Den Stunt 5it uitoriiircn. Oo4
oIlcltlide Hn1crbnll9 ait sic StoOt
jlr %uCrtaufci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Sdiffsfartcn bun nno nadj Gcntid).
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEQ.
iiite $45 inb $3.50; gremen-gal.
tinlore Bis gum I. Nobember $3.50
nnb $62.50; bonn /. Ropeniber bis
1. NltgiiIt $3.50. Hnnbreiier5 r bill.
Iiaerem Treiie. Sbeo. s. 9iemer &
&c., Simmer Wr. B, ia Dit-0ering.
ton-Str. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
= WCoclltci HlbnobmC.
&orfcbrunNcn iir Sen
" II ter.

StnOt Sn1cllicur 6cnonl tbciltc
nit oob cine Shiiialoolm0 bcINiihc
NIodc I'M Youic oicicr @od)c crmortct
miro. nm mobrcno oC9 Alltcn Mcttcr1
oic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M Nronoz
0iltrittc ST bccnbcn, Gr bc'ilrdtct.
OuB bol0 Mintcrmcttcr cinicGt lulo Die
Nrbcitcn bcsluc0cn m00lltit bcihIur-
ni0t merocn iollcn. GolQcnOc Stru.
Zen ioIlcn bis bnbin icrtjQ ncr0cn:
Centre Murfct. SpncC, South Str06C
lnh Grd)nngczF lucc, Charles Stru6c,
jluild)cn Baltimore iun0 Wcrnnon,
Strobc, Sunoucr.S tro6c, Auiitcn
Baltimore. mo SomborO Strubc.
mo Mic2onc Elocc, &crl0nQcutnu
Don SppfinS Elucc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
So. Ebilnoclpbia nno Snriid. 50
$50. .Gbciter nnb snrid $50
ST.. Wilmingtpn nno snriif. ST

@io vVennipIpnnio gobn" an Conn
tager pom s. bis %. Oftober. Spe.
iioI5ug perloBt Union . 9obnbof s
Morgcts; SIR. Riidiobrt perldBt
@rooo,Str . 9obnbof E6ilooelpbio.
$50 Nad)nl. (275,S.9,S0,7,92.3,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02

HoiuIanb'S tiirfiihe gaSer.
GanitabIe. NebaHce, pptamt sestu. ststs often.
(eiuaufi22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
Irinmpb oes oentldsn 2ieoes.
Sno Enrf GuuScrt Der ,&crciniNtcn
Sonocr" Gin Micicncriulg.

10000 Eerioucu nm ocn @}lrijt No
pinon i'm vGuniO Sill Eorf"
gcidjoort, - S0nacr Wno lort-
Crhcitcf itjjrnriid o~ppIouoirt.
Wtouor e. GloD limomra mno Gr.
Mouor %otrobc inter Sen Gbren.
gditcn. - Ca2 6citproNrnmm. -
9}onlcn Der Gomitc W}itgIjcocr
un0 cjl1gcloocncn W0itc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-02
,Ycmnipluania Balm" SpcSial'

grfltrlion nud philadelphia, Wilnl'
ington II. Gbcltcr at Den Sonntugcn
bonn 8. bis -. Oftober. Spe5ial5tg
ucrldbt Baltimore, llnion-9 abnbof.
8 Moraens; perldbt YbiIaoelpbia SIR
Miidfobrt (9rono.S Str. : 9obnboD
$50 Nadrm. $500 mad, G6ilaoel-
pbiu, St.5O noh GbcIter INTO 500
mad, @ilntihgton INTO 5uriid,
(275,I9,S0,7,91,3 ,l)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19

Blind to Chances.

1t is a dangerous thing to wait for
opportunities until it becomes
habit. Eenergy and inclination for
hard work ooze out in the waiting.
Opportunity becomes invisible TO-
those who are doing nothing, or look
ing somewhere else for it. 1t is the
great worker, the man who is alert
for chances that sees them.
Some people become SO opportunity
blind that they cannot SEQ chances
anywnere-they would pass thr ,uga
gold mine without noticing anything
precious-while. others will find op-.
portunities in the most barren and
out of the way places. Bunyan found
opportunity in Bedford Jail to write
the greatest allegory in the rid on
the untwisted paper that had been
used to cork his bottles OF milk. A.
Theodore Parker or Lucy Stone sees
an opportunity to go to college in a
chance to pick berries. One boy sees
an opening to his ambition In.
chance to chop wood, wait on table,
or run errands, where another sees no
chance at all. One sees an opportun-
tty to get an education in the odds
md ends of time, evenings and half
,oi.days, which another throws away.
-Orison SWEET Marden in Success
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
MAY Sue on Old Bonds.

s5f Columbia, S. c., Speciaf-A letter
which Attorney General Gunter's Of
.6ce received Saturday from the New
Hampshire. Attorney General, notifying
him that New Hampshire held $4,000
of old South Carolina conversion"
bonds, dated January l, 1869, under
will from one of its citizens, Benja-
min Thomps who directed they be
used for an agricultural college, and
demanding immediate payment, is
looked upon as meaning that the
State of New Hampshire is preparing
to bring just such a suit against this
State as was recently brought by
South Dakota against North Carolina,
The. South Dakota case was success
full, but these North Carolina bonds
we're. backed up by mortgage on the
States railroad; whereas there is nc
security in the case OF this State. Mr..
Gunter has replied by asking tor the
number Of the bonds and giving the
numbers Of valid bonds of that date.
The good bonds of that date, which a
Democratic administration of 1880
funded at SO per cent Of their face,
with 6 per cent. consols were in ,eX-
change for other bonds surrendered
and on file in the State Treasurer's
office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
1.-THE Tomb Closed
by a Stone. -

We know that the door Of The Lords
tomb was closed by stone rolled be-
fore the opening. Such stone was
lately found.
In q garden about mile north Of
the city there was seen little hollow.
A. spade was used to deepen this hol-
low, and tomb was found, into which
The earth had been falling.
The stone Of this door was rounded
on the edges so that it would roll, and
on the nearly at front Of it was some
thing written. This writing is what
is called Cutie, but on one has been
able to read it.
The tomb was cut out Of the rock,
and we must so down few steps to
enter. So Peter and John and Mary
are all said to have STOPPED down and
looked into the sepulcher."
The floor was so cut that there was
q seat left on the side, and in the mid
die table was left about six feet by
three feet, and rising two feet above
the floor. On this the body would be
laid, rolled in linen with fragrant
herbs, and on the seat the friends
would sit when they made daily visits.
After time the body would be placed
in cavity, and then the cavity would
be closed with masonry.
Somewhat like this must have been
the tomb of Joseph in his garden, and
on some such table the body OF the
Lord was rAid. The stone was then
put in place, and was sealed by cord
fastened with wax to the stone and
the wall. Then all was still until the
Divine saying was fulfilled: After
two days will He revive us; in the
third day He will raise us up, and we
shall live in His sight
This was the victory of life over
death, of good over evil. So did our
Lord show that He is 1.-The resurrec-
tion and the life."-Youth's Companion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
These figures represent prices paid
Five Buildings Destroyed.

Cheraw, S c., Special.-At 1880
this morning fire broke out in an old
building On Market street occupied by
negroes as shoe shop, a clothes
cleaning shop, barber shop and gro
cery store. The fire spread rapidly,
The store Of T. J. Ballard, white, was
next to catch, then two other small
buildings occupied by negroes caught.
These buildings were totally destroyed
The office building Of the CheraW Live
Stock Company was also burned, af-
ter being torn down in an effort to
stop the fire. The debris caught fire
and; was burned, but being dowu en-
labled the bucket brigade to get in ef-
]fective work on the large stable build.
ing. These stables repeatedly caught
ire but by hard work were finally
saved. The buildings burned were all
wood. The loss is comparatively
small. The Live Stock Company's
loss Is covered by insurance, also the
building in which the fire Originated.
There was no insurance on the other
buildings or stocks. Billiards. loss was
greatest, mostly on account Of damage
to. goods. This block will be rebuilt
with brick buildings. Rain all day
Saturday soaked the old buildings, and
helped keep the fire from spreading.
While regrettting the loss, all feel re-
ylieyed that this row is at last cleaned
out. Had the wind been blowing from
the south the entire business portion
.ofssthe town would have likely been
wiped put.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
Marion E'arr Hanged.

Columbia. Specia Parr was
hanged ,. e day. With wonderful
ccnlposure and fortitude the man who
murdered Clarence Shealey met his
fate There was nothing OF the SEN
sational about the hanging, except for
the morbid crowds that were massed
in the street in front Of the jail and
around the fences. PARIS neck was
broken, and it is not probable that he
had any sensation whatever. His fun
eral was held ON Sunday afternoon.
The case was famous. on account or
his being the first white man hanged
in the State within the past twelve
years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
Pointed Paragraphs.

A man could build twenty-story
office building while woman is max
ing her plans to wash her hair.
There is no love where there are none
to be loved.
Manhood is always marred by being
ever on the make.
Many man has to be broken up be-
fore he can be built up.
You cannot kindle the fire OF truth
hv whittlings from the Word.
Divine strength is essential to divine
service.
Liberty is quite different from hos
pitality to lies.
Reyivals do not come in aswer to
prayers of,rivalry.
~ Mighty little Of the bread OF lie
scomes from the crusty man.
Some men would rather argue about
dietetics than eat their dinner.
The only good thing about post-mor-
tenn praise is that no one beileVes II.
Joint indictment was returned at
Cleveland against a. B. Spear, casnle9
. az the closed Citizens National bank,
ana MFs Cassie =. CHADWICK:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
Won't Take Lynchers Alive.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Special.-A special
from senatobia. Miss, says that the
Spencer brothers and William stilt,
charged with being members of the
mob that shot and killed Sheriff Poaeg,
are barricaded in a cane brake twenty
miles from town, and have sent word
that they will not be taken alive. a
large posse has gone to the cane brake
with the intention of capturing the
three men.
J. H. Thomason, who has confessed
to having led the mob to the Jail, is
on the verge Of nervous collapse. He
is prominent citizen and holds tue
office Of county supervisor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
To Oppose Turpentine Trust.

Hattiesburg, Miss. Special.-Turpen-
tine operators in Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas will hold confer
snce here next Wednesday to discuss
the naval stores situation and devise
means to secure and maintain the best
prices for the products. 1t is said the
meeting is called to form an organiza-
ton opposing the so-called turpentine
trust. and to arrange for the handling
of naval stores by corporation rep
resenting the producers direct. A SIM
liar movement was recently launched
by the Atlantic coast operators at 8
meeting at Jacksonville, Fla,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
By Wire and Cable.

A large fleet of warships and col
Iiers is reported to have been seen
$50 miles northeast Of Madagascar
steaming east.
The allotments Of the new Japanese
loan were oversubscribed many times
In the various money centers OF the
world.
Secretary Hay arrived at Gibraltar
much improved in health.
The House OF Commons adopted a
motion declaring that the Chamber
lain fiscal program would be detrimen-
tai to the shipping interests.
The situation in Macedonia Is CIV
ing rise to some anxiety and notice has
been served on the Cretan insurgents
to disarm in 36 hours. on pain OF inter-
national Intervention.
State Treasurer Lacy issues a circu-
lar advertising for bids for s25O,O0O
in a per cent. bonds authorized by the
recent Legislature to run eight years.
Rids must be submitted by noon May
10th and be accompanied by certified
checks on basis Of $1,000 for bid for
$4,000 in bonds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-19
Flasman Killed.

Florence, S. c., Special.-A head-on
collision between a light engine run
ming as an extra and a phosphate train
occurred on the Atlantic Coast Line
at q point seven miles south Of Ash
ley Junction, between Charleston and
Savannah, in which Flagman Hill, Of
the light engine, was killed Full de-
tails have not been obtained, but it is
understood that the light engine was
being brought from Savannah to Flor
ence