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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22
WATCH ON THE PRESIDENT.
Secret Service Men Ever Near AGr. Roose.
welt.
New York Sun.

he recognizes them. He gets glimp-
ses of some Of them at every TURF out
side of the White House.
When the President first came to
Washington to take up the Executive
duties he did not like the idea Of being
followed everywhere by officers, and
many times he got away from them
by suddenly emerging from his Offices
for long walk alone. In the course
of time, however, he came to look
upon them as necessary and vauablc.
He never stops to consider whether
they are around when he goes for a
walk or drive or starts to keep an en-
gagement, but he is not surprised
when he sees them near.
The presence Of secret service Off
GERS wherever the President is is the
outgrowth Of the assassination Of
President Mckinley at Buffalo. Up
to that time secret service men had
lit:le place ut executive Offices.
During the four years Of President
McKinley's first administration, even
during the Spanish war, there was not
detective on duty at the White
House except when receptions were
held or there was some function that
would draw strangers. The regular
White House force of ushers exercised
watch over the movements Of the
President inside the building.
This did not extend to the outside.
President Mckinley went for long
walks through the principal streets of
Washington unaccompanied Or fol-
lowed by soul. In the middle OF the
days work, when his visitors had
| grown few, Re would leave his Offices
| 60 out tho rear door of the building
and take stroll through the grounds
or neighboring streets. He wanted
the sunshine and fresh air, and tha,
was the only way he could enjoy
both. He didn't care much for the
exercise, as is the case with Presiden,
Roosevelt.
One secret service officer always ac
oompanied President Mckinley on hi,
journeys through the country, as
much with the idea of keeping hiu
from being too rudely jossled and han
dled by surging crowds as anything
else. Two detectives were with hin
when he was shot at Buffalo, but tha
was the largest number ever with hin
on trip. There are two or three
times as many near President Roose
welt when he goes out Of town.
| The first secret service man assign
ed to duty in the beginning of tn
Roosevelt administration was name.
Craig. He was killed at Pittsfield
Mass, at the time President Roose
velt's carriage was struck by car.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22
Should Observe This Law.

1t may not be generally known, yet
it is fact, that there is State law
against the mutilating of trees growing
near the public highway. 1t is to be
found in the code, section 459, and
reads as follows:
whoever shall willfully or wanton-
ly cut down or kill any tree growing
within ten feet OF any road which may
be laid out, altered or mended. by the
authority of the county supervision of
any county, which shall, by direction
of the highway surveyor in charge of
such road, have been. left standing as
convenine ent for shade to the road, for
each tree cut down or killed shall be
fined twenty Eve dollars at any court
Of competent jurisdiction If this
law were enforced we should have
beautiful high way in the State. And
besides the shade would make travel
ing on tho highways more pleasant IL
summer, end the trees would protect
the roads from washing in winter. II
seems great pity that this law is not
enforced. d.-Bamberg Herald.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22

- The British appeal courts have
decided that it is illegal to include in
she weight Of tea the paper 10 which
it is sold. n 55 B Is35,
Ifa woman idealizesf q man and
wants to: continue. doing 40. the
5surest way is to;marry some one else
and let the ideal remain simply 4
memory. t..3 IS; si;.ss5
Lose yonr semptr and ina 81
5tempsst. q 81 si
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22

Evans IharmacY Have Simple KEN.
ady That is Guaranteed 60 Curo
the Trouble.
No ene word better expresses the
condition Of the sufferer from weak
stomach OF indigestion than "mis.
cry" The stomach is weak and can.
not digest the food, so that there is
no appetite, there are pains and grip
ing in the stomach and bowels, the
head and back ache, and the misery
goes to every organ.
Strengthen the stomach and the
digestive system by the use Of Mi-o-
n" This is the only stomach rem.
edy known that gives relief b,
trengthening the stomach and di.
gestiye organs, 1t is this principle
that makes it certain cure for in
digestion. Other medicines may
give temporary relief by helping di-
gest the food, but they do not
strengthen the stomach, and that or
gan gets weaker and weaker NIL the
time.
Evans Pharmacy, the reliable retail
drug firm, have so much confidence in
this remarkable remedy that thay
guarantee cure, or the money will
be refunded. Mi-o,na costs but SO
cents box. Ask to see the strong
guarantee given with every box.
Mi.o-na is in tablet form and should
be taken before each meal. Other
remedies for stomach troubles and in
digestion are taken after the meal,
and deoompose the good food you eat,
but Mio-na used before eating
strengthens the stomach, .soothes and
heals all irritation and Inflammation,
enriches the blood, and puts the
stomach in such healthy condition
that it will take care Of the food it.
self and there will be no pain and
suffering. ;3, y. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22

No one needs to sit still while
waiting on the Lord.
- The people vii! go to the ohuroh
that gives itself to them. !.
- The deadly miorobe, not the de-
sirable husband, turks in the indiss
oriminate kiss.
Many an average man has been
spoiled by having to live with man
who thought he was way above the
average.
Though We know what we are,
some Of us doa'. eeem to be able to
utilize the knowislao 3.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22
EXPRESSIVE NAHIE FOR INDIGEs
TION.

Evans Pharmacy Have Simple Rem.
ady That is Guaranteed Go Curo
the Trouble.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22
A fool and his honey are 500

A fool and his honey are soon
married.
A girls waist is very elastic to
fit any length Of arm so snugly. +.
"A woman is at peaoe with herself
when she is at war with neighbor.
The more children woman rais-
ed the less her grandchildren think she
knew about it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22
/: Notice ot Election.

Z Notice is hereby given tn The, qualified
electors Of Zion School District, No. as.
that an election win be held at Zion
School Ifout Q n Saturday, March 4,
1905, ON the question, of leyyfng q specini
school tax ol 8 mill ON all The taxable
proper OF said disttict !: 81 !tis & i5.
8. e So t y ]. n ~. !. PALMER,
s.tS K s.a w. &. RAhNE,Ttr 4 III q
/, a H ARRIs ON NJ DOR E. KS;
:. s s. 81 s.:s % Trustees.
Il Feb l5 lDt)5 z az So 7 {. as IS & . lssJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

Grit III Der euentucllen grtro-S ibln8
miro Ser GongreB sur enogiiIt;-
gen @rIeoigltag Der Bills sur
Nbitcuuug Scr jcbigeu @}iBitdnOc
idrcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
@erlcbmna Scs shermnn .Mcictcs.

Gbico0o, 81. Sonnlor. - @c.
gen Serlebung ocS Sbcrnlon'Id,cn
Srtlt-@ eiebcS bat Scr Silberuoarell.
bGnoler Sinnn 2porS bci'm 9unbes.
&reiS9cridt cine alo9e oltf $4,000 o
Sdooencriab gegcn Ole ,SGSnternotio.
nal Silpcripore 60" in Nelu-Scriep
ongeItrengt. @r bebollptet, sic 9e-
flogte 6cbcrrIhc nit unocren GSirl1telt,
ipelde 40 Gro5ent Scr Silberproouf.
ton Ser Ser. Stooten ullo Gnnoou'S
%controliren, oen 9on5en Marft, in.
Dem Tie nit Oenielben beitimmte
NretIe pereinburt babe, 5lt oeren Gin-
baltltng ale Nbnebmer perpilid)tet
meroen. Ser al6ger bat Die Yreiie
DerobgeIeBt, ullo oic 6ol0c lit, boB CT
feline @ooren nid)t pertrciben ful1ll,
poburf) ibm Der on9egebene Sduben
ertpodlelt Ieiit iol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

err ioQt ein6ringcn Mil, iporo bclltc
I'M Gin5elncn BON ocn InIiftcn scr
Wit0lie0er 0e@ ScnotS Gomlite's IN.
terriftet. Sb CT eS MN unterne6s
men miro, nit elmer WoBrcgel Der.
uor5utretcn, lpcldIc Den @cifoa Der
Scnot8 Sbitruftioniiten finoen ioQ,
lit bic 6rogc. IS miiBte i6on cine
ridtiae ,Wtilds uno @oiicrs9iQ"icin,
luclde Dies 81 Meqc brod)tc. So mag
er lid einfud) an ooS bulten, moS Die
Administration niiniht, llnO bic Bill,
nnd)0cm tic Dos Sous poIiirt. cinfud
ibrem Sdtdiol iibcrloilcn. @epburu
lit p%crlotil genuQ. Gr bot Bills 81.
rcd)t gcItltbt, iucldC ieincn cigenCn
S0ec'n cntiprufcn, moCrc, sic ser
Administration gcficlen, micocr al.
6crc, lucldc SCtutoren 5llngten; iC.
DC Der Bills, lucr1t lie Nn0crcll Dor.
aclcGt lullroc, ais GcnicnigcL filr
ocrcn 0cIdntod lie bcItimmt, marc
bis sur ltnfcnntIidfcit rmgcitcnlpclt
unO bis jebt ideint CT nod nid)ta her.
ollaGcbrodt 81 bubclt, mas oQgcn1ci-
ncS Wobl9eIollen crrc0t bGtte. ST.
oiirite cS enolid) o%ui0cqcbcn bo6el1,
oieiet 3lpcf 81 crrcihcn, lln0 MN
ci1fo6 Ieiltcr cigcncn (Socc folgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Snrn einiatc Stdl nidjt.

Iew : II | III, Wfinn., 81. San. =
0ie Surp in Dem Yro5eiie 9egen Or.
Is. 81. Sod lpegen ernloroung ocS
Or. 8. q. @ebbarbt beridtete bette
fritz, BOB lic nidt I'M Stonoe lei, iit)
SIT eirigen. Sic ipllroe ooraufbin
entloiicn.
Or. @ebborbt, ein 3obnor5t, ipirbe
in Der Nuft oeS /. Tonemlber b. So.
in ieinem bieligeit 9iireau ernlorbet.
Ger Woroer itIug linn nit einem
Sannner Den Sddbel ein. Or. Sod,
ebenfallS eirt 3obnar5t, iplroe bolo
ooroiif in Anbetroht pieler pero1hti-
gen llmltdnoe nerbeftet unb negen
oes MorbeS Dor @eridIt geiteqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Ericblidlc Shlidtnna anacbahnt.

EbiIobeIpbio a, 81. Soruor.-
Die Gonicrcr5 5lpiidet Dem @cncrol.
@cifGftSfiibrer Itterbllrp bon Der
yEcnniplponio 3 @obn" ltilO Den BE
omten Der Giienbobn e SriiOcrIdoit
fam lint $50 bellte Nohnitto9 5l
Gn0e, ulb Die folgenbet gentcinio-
men Ingnben pitrhcn sur ScrDffent-
lidllng oltsgegeben: sic gclterlt
b%egonncne Gonierert5 iuuroe IN Dem.
ielben frelnoi6oftlihen @eiite fort
9eiett unb 3ugeltGnoniiie ipurocl
ollf beiben Seiten 0enlod)t. lin nod
cine 4ngclegenbeit al idlidten, mel.
die utter 9iSfuiiion ipor, bat iid) Die
Gol1ieren5 bis Wtontog irilb oertogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
So. GOmarcR.

No + n q o II, 81. Samtor. -
9tad) eilem Gage boiler 2o6reoen allf
0en nerItorbenen Senator ,SSS1goQs
bon &anioS 1n0 nod Der GrpGgun0
Der 9ia filr Die SermiQiglln9en fir
Die 8cfcItigungen oeS 2onoeS er6ielt
Der Senot flr5 Dor ieiner 8ertogltng
Die 9tad)rtdt bonn HeprGicntanten.
boule, BOB iene &orperi6oit sic Set
ter oeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0egen oelt
9~unoeSrtdter Charles Siuapnc pom
n0rOliGen 0iltrift bon 6loriOo er.
nan1t babe. Ser Senot nobln oo.
roltfbin iofort eincn 9ei6ll,B an, in
ipeld)em geio9t miro, BOB 0ieic &or-
peridoft bereit iei, in ser 9llrgclcqen-
belt por5llgebcn. MG1ret0 Der Sob
reoen olf oen Senotor SSSr91llS lpur.
De 5itglcidl Die uon Stoote SonIoS
geld)enfte Statue ocS SeltotorS IN Der
Stntltelts0olle entbiiat. Der Sennt
pcrto9tc lid, ebe bic 6ortiiifationSbin
ul,genomnlc1 lper0cn fonlttc.
0oS observation-disclosures p~oiiirtc
Die SlloinnerbiQ u1to nobm an ben
Gerenoniet ST. @bren OcS %oerltorbc.
llel1 Senators rSngolS Sbeil. IS Der.
toote Iid) Inn $40 bis Wontog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22
Viihpp blcibt,

Cine Nicoerlogc ser GQiS Salono-
Sltqliiiition. - Sbr llfaS ipuroe
BON @oibington aus iibcr.
Ittrnmt.
Rem .Dorf, 81. &unllor.-Gon
@oibington oils traf geItcrn oui
ellis Ssloto Der @cfcbl Elm, oclt aus
England bier eingctrofienen &ciIel-
IdlnieO 8illium @iibop lmper6iiglid
5lrr Sonollng 5lt5ltloiicn. 8ic bercits
bertd)tet mllr0c, mar 9iibop, Ser lid
CUR io5ioliItildcn 2cbrc bcfoln,tc, BON
elmer %bclonocrs intclligellten NSnqlli=
litlonSbeboroc 5ueinlol 5lir 0eporto=
tton Oerltrtbeilt nor0en. Gem jun
gen Wolttc moren oie blooiinnigItet
Srdget borgele9t mor0elt, ur0 ans
oeren 9%eontportllng i6loIien Die
Serren SnqltiIitoren, OoB 9ilbop
Nnordiit iei. Nnitutt i'm MN olS
angeblihen Gnord)iitcn mtS5nmeilen,
oroneten tie letne Deportation an,
nlpctl er elllelt @emeintuele n sur Gait
ialen f0nnte." Die Treiie griff Den
6oa iofort oltf, unb ais bic SltQliilis
toren oie9el6eerumg iobelr, luurOe cit
5mettes neutrality-suspicious. &erb0r orl-
georonet, nno oieies Wnl erfolgte Die
IltsIdlicBung inter Ser Wotiuirlng,
Dob 9ilbop mtar6tItiiden S%cnocn5eit
buloige.
0ic Sreun6e ocS iitngen MonneS
~appeairten iefort gegen bos l(rtbeil,
bod ebc lie nod @%elegenbeit batter,
iif lpeiter iiir i'm 81, pcripenocn, trof
ans @aibington Die t%elegropbilde
Srbre ein, Siibop Ole 2onblnng SIT &C.
%itatten. GommiliGr @iQioms botte
iiber ben 5aG no6 @oibington be-
riftet nno Die SreilaIiung oes iungen
8eiielid)miebes %empioblen. Ger 9et-
tere perlieb geltern Nadmittag @1is-
Sslano, Inn lif) ulrper5iiglid) nat)
Hittsbnrg 81 begeben, poielbit or Mr.
belt an finoen bofft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

ISOLDE 6rad ltn0 sic 9ortmunoer 81.
icntuerfe limo tbeiImeiie lobmgelegt.
Sic groBcn @ruben ser @elienfirde.
ner @eieQidoft bubcn MIR ltu9efobr
10 @ro5cnt ibrer Wonni6oft OH Der
Irbeit. Die 9~lusitdnOtgen iteben nit
ibrcn 6rollcu an ser Ginfobrt mo
beQlcitcn ieStrifebred)er i6impfeno
nod) ocrcn @obnungcn.
8odum, 81. San. - Der Nu5s
itonO lit bier uIlgemcin, mo 0ie me
nigcn &oblengr0ber, meIde an Der
9lrbcit Iin0, miiiien BON Der &oli5ei
BON mo nod Der @rrbc eStortirt
iucroeu. Die 3obl Ser Strifer 3l
@ottcnidciO lit bcltte etruoS GROCER.
Stcpn gebt ouf cine 6orm
sur ii If.
Gori&, 81. San. - &tdterS tepn,
ser iriiberc BrGiiocnt oca Orange.
Certificates, lit BON YoriS nod Siio-
Airito obgcreiIt. Gr bot ii6 nit ser
Dc%r0nocrten Sodlngc altsaei0bnt II.
mill ulli iciner 6orm in Der Orange.
Hiper-&olonie ipobuen.
Gin 9emGBtqtcr HcpubIis
funcr.
GurtS, 81. Snuuor. - YrGiiocnt
2orbct bat belttc Worgcn nod @rn.
Houpicr gci6idt mo i'm olliqcforoert,
cin ncllcS Snbinet 81 bilOen, Houpicr
ontlportcte, er moQc iid) nit ieinen
Srcrnocn bcrutDcn mo Dem ErGii-
Ocntcn Ieincn GntihlltB 10 bolo, ais
m0glid), mittbeilcn. Mon crluortet,
BOB Dies sur 6orniriung cincS Wtiui-
iteriumS Roubicr fiibren miro, nad-
Dem Holloicr lid) oergcmiiert boben
miro, BOB er iiber ~qcniiQcnoe Infer
itiiBltug oeriitgen miro, INN cine Wto-
iorit0t in Der &ammer 81 buben.
CWtoltricc Houoicr lit 1912 3t 9(ir
in Scr Eropence geboren. Ger 0eplt-
tirtenfummer gebort cr felt 1871 an,
lpltr0c I'M aobinet @ambetta 5lterlt
@unoelsminiiter, Damn 1887 GrGii.
Dent 0eS W~tiniitcrrotba mo Sitan5.
mtniitcr, peldes YortefcltiQe CT lett
Dem nidt meniqer, ais fiinrfn1ol Der.
luoltct bat. Snt Sanltur 1898 re.
iiqrtirtc er infolge Der Yonoma=Nfs
foirc, lultroc ober I'M iclben Sabre
obcrmolS III Die &ommer 0eluGbIt
uno bat iett0cm pieoer cittige WaIe,
5rlebt I'M Sobinet GombcS, ais San.
0els. ulo 6inon5miniIter fungirt.
Honpier gilt in 6runfreid olS elmer
Der geruicgtciten Tillon5mGnncr ocS
&on0cS. Sn politiider Hidtlutg fqc.
bort Houpicr Der %gemGBigtcn rcpu6li-
taniIden Bortei am
Ilter BON 70 Sabren
&c torben.
9uOapeit it, q. Sonuor. - @rof
Sulius S3oporp, Der friibere Tre.
micrminiitcr bon llngorn, lit geitor-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

Sfii5icrSirultelt erbeben @inIprafc
gcqen Die S6rulen Der Sempes
r~ct5lpciber. Nilbcn Wiro'S
Nidta.
@ni6inQton, .. s, q. San.-
6rollcnalcltte bollptiG6lid) 6aben Die
g6i6offung Der MiIitdr : &ontine
ourd)geiebt. SIS gci6nb 9egen Den
Notb Der Offi5ierc, unO Der Congress
bollocltc babel gegcn beilereS @tiien,
aus Seigbcit un0 aus NrgIt Dor Dem
GinfluB Der 6riltli6en uno onOerer
-@eibcr. Die 6ol9cn Oupon
limo uift ml~sgcblicben. Sat ale
SIfi5ierc Der Nrnlee collltntlren, ooB
Die &0Qcrci mo Die Generalization
rllter bcl Srllppelt icitber bcociltcnn
Aciticgcn lit, mo 6efilrportclt Die
@ieOcrbcriteIlrng Scr Solltinc.
9tltl trcten aber alld) Srollell nit
0emlelbCn &erlungcn beruor. Nlcr-
0ingS iillO Is 6rutcn BON OftBterell
Der Nrntce mo Wtorine, ober gcrooe
0leIc iito ont conlpctentelten fir EN-
llrtbeil III oieIcr Sode mo nid)t Die
olbcrncn Sempcrcn5.geibcr Die ptel.
leid)t 1000 Wcilen iucit BON einenl
NrnteG-Y oitcn cntfernt luobnet. Gem
9omitc oeS @allles fir Ntilitor.Ned)te
%ilrtcrbrcitetc bellte Die nMonlett'@
NrnD 4 Nopp Sco9ue" olHd 6rnr
Solepbinr Seton, @ittipc oeS 8cnes
raj Noiutontcn Seton, cine Ectltion
tint @ieoerDcrlteliin9 Der &orttnc
p0er minoeItcnS 0es 9icroliSid)otfeS
ouf Den Wilit1r-E Soften. ltnter5ett)-
net lit Die Getition bon 800 Sffi5ierSa
Srollcn, oarltltter Die oeS Sber.8ene.
rails Gbuffee, oeS NOmirolS Sd)lep,
Die Wittlpe oes NontirnlS SantpIon
iln0 oiele oltoere. Srou &elton 9ob
al, Ole 8rolten Iprdhen ans Grfob-
rllltQ mo ieicn eiltitimnig oorin, 0u6
Die Soltiltc cine luo6ltb0ti9c @inrid.
tltlg lei. Sir Die n@omcn'S G6ri.
titan Temperance Union" bGtte le
5iunr groBen Hcipcft, obcr in Ser
Sod)e ueritilnoen Die Sffi5icrsfrollcn
nlcbr, uls Die Gbriitliden.
Gic Eetition entbGlt bic 6cfolu1tcr
gr0ltnlcnte 5rt @liniten Der &ontine.
aber JIG miro, menigitenS porlGuiia,
reiultatlos ieill, ocnn SlQ, Der gpr,
libenoe beS Gomite's, 9ob an, 0ob in
oieier Seiiion fem @eicb iiber Den
Gegenltono SIT erluorten ici.
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TrcUclthat itaIicmiidlcr Splihafcr.

Ilbonn T..D., 81. Sonuor. -
Vel Selpisboro', N.-Y., bart al Der
8ren5e bes Stontes Neip-Oorf, it
%eilt'anler 6egcno, iporen brei italieti.
Ihe Sol5f6Qer IN Die 9eboiliung ocs
bclabrten @bepnores Roscoe einges
o%rungen, batten oieien ~miBbanoelt
ltno feline Sroi oereemaltigt, poroilT
5lpolf annerifalliife Snrmer, inosfirt
itlto ipoblbelpaffnet, ~oils6ogeit, Inn elit
@renpel an ben Stalietern 81 ltdtiit-
rem, ieoof madten iid bieie rebt5ei'
ttg ans Dem Stoitbe.
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&icr Imerifnncr ermorbct.

Sief Tnterttntier erm0roct.
gon 9oQui- Snoionern i|i6erfoaen uno
ermoroet. - Die @eqeloqercr in
Die @cbirge cntfloben. - G;e
Seiten 5lriiderlonQt.
NogoIeS, gIri5, 81. Solulor.
Ster Nmerifaner uuo Elm W%erifnncr
lpitroen am 9onncrItog, ben 10. &o-
nror, g|a6nlittogS, pierNtcilcn 0itlid)
bon Gobadyi uno 30 Wteilcn 6itlid,
bon ga Goloroo, Wiesito, bon Yoolti=
Snoioncrn iibcrfouen mo 0ct6Otct.
Vie Sci6cn lpltren bette bicrber &C.
brod)t. Die Gooten limo:
Or. .. Is. Con bon Chicago;
Sobn 81. M}oden5ic BON Chicago;
VI. 81. WtcGoQ bon Golc0o, 8;
Moltcr Stltbiltacr bon &eluoncc,
Sis, un0 Der mcrifuuiihe &utidcr.
oellcn Nonte unbefurmt lit.
Wt. g. W}iaer mo Gin Wunn, ga.
mems Carleton, 9ci0c uon GhicoQu.
ionic cin on0ercr meritoniidcr Slit.
ld)cr ctttamcn llnOcricbrt mo flobcIt
nod Gobodi, Damn nod Ga Goloru0.
WtIller erbielt cine lcid)tc SltlOe. Gr.
CORES lnO Wfodcn5ie rciitcn Dor ii.
ller @ode bon Nogolc9 nod CORES.
&on Torres, lucId)c9 iilolit bon Scr,
mobile an Der acknowledgements
Sobn" Iie0t, gingen lie bel 1olcGo. -
Wtetlen oitlid bon GoluruO, ms "a.
ger, Inn BORT GiNcntblm 3ll inipi5i4
rem, mas bon GbicoNocr Gi0cntbils
nlern Sum &erfnuf o~lQc6otcn mor.
Die @clcQlhuft, ST. mcIbcr nod OH
Oerc @crrcn 8citoBcn morcn, pcrlic6
an Wtitt>pod) IN 5lpci oi~erip1nnioeu
S6ltttcn 0oS Soger, nm nud ga 80
lora0 6uriif5utebrcn. Sou, Wufcn;ic
uno Wtilcr norcn in Dem critcn
6ltbrlpcrtc, meldc& bon eincnl Wcrt.
tuner gelcnft lpltrOc. ISm 5luCiteu
naren WPc6nl, Carleton, S~ttbin0er
lrn0 Gin Wcrifuucr. Die @eiclid)uft
fam qero0e aus 0cn 9crQcn bcroll3
nn0 bette 0os 6lodlono crrcift, o(5
ploblid obnc bic gerinQltc Murmn1
cine Wtcngc @cid)iibc cri6oQtelt. sic
binter etncm Solfcn Steincn ue6clt
Der StroBe obgeieucrt lpurocn. ii.
mes DER Efer0e 0eS eriten Sobr5elQcS
ltilr5te nte0er uno brnd)te ouS 6llbr.
iucrf iofort sum- StiQltono. Sr. Gou,
Woden5ie unb Scr &uti6er luorrlt
ollf Der StcIle getoOtet iuor0cn. Gic
Slt0tancr fcllerten Damn cine 5lpci.c
Saoung IN Die 5mcite <i6c ul0
to0teten WtcGua luno Stubin0er.
MILLER, Carleton lno Der <tider
iprongen aus Dem Sltbrlperfe un0
en%tfloben; lie fnn1cn NbenoS I lt6r
in Goba6i an. 0ort muhtc lid 10
tort cine @eicQi6oft Strangers u10
Saqueros oltf, nm bic Snoioner SIT
pcrfolacn, bod fonoen oiciel6cn mn
nod Die Sei6en Der @etoOteten; cine
ser alltifen oerbronnt ltn0 NIlcs &C.
Itoblen, mas 5u iteblen mar. Go9
Hot6geiinoel botte Iid in Ole 9erQc
gCfliiftct. Nod0em oie &eihcn nod
Gobo6o gebrodt lporcl1, rift Wfilcr
nod) Dem 80 Wfeilcn cntfcrnten Colo
roo mo iorgte fir Ole lleberiiibrlng
Der Seiden nah 0em lebteren YloBe.
Wuden5ic, Con un0 WicGol moren
perbeirotbet. Wfodcn5ie nor 43, GoU
40 uno Stllbinger y Sabre alt. &ct;,
terer mar IN gto9oleS luoblbetunnt;
er butte cine SteQe in ei1em I8otcl
in SernoSpille rno beqleitetc oie@rIt-
benipefulol1ten nlrr aus &crgnilgcn.
Die mcrifoniide Hegicrltng bat On
farlterie llno aopuIleric nod Der Csc,
9eno 9cionOt, I'M Die Slloioncr ciltjlt'
folIQClt.
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Scr Strifcin 0cutidIonb 3.

Guctten d c g. TreuBen 81.
Sonuor. - 9cl Iusitono scr Grit.
bennrbeiter lit bier oIlgemein unO
umihlieBt Die arupp'iheu 8rubcn.
9eIiber perid)ieOener @rlibcn babcll
Den Ni~lSit1nOigen ia9en l1ilen bob
Die @rllbel olii intuer geidlolicn
iuer0en, wenn Der IuSitono onbGlt.
Sortmunb, 81. San. - hinge.
fobr so Ero5ent oer aoblengrrben.
Irbeiter fno om Nllsitanoe uto Die
8rllben briltgcn 9erobe geilllg ap5-
len berous, nm ielbit I'M Yetriebe ge.
bolten 81 lperoel. Die groBeu 81.
.ienfperfe ST Sold liegen ieit elmer
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!, a M m d. Nttt5tcrt OCT
@ottcric br0cDcn
ScIb5tmorb.

Petersburg, 81. Sanular. -
Die llntcriud)ul9 Der llmIt0noe, Die
0oS Nbfellcrn elmer gcln0encn 0c'
lhoBbiilic aus elmer Der &olloncn eli
ilcr Solltbottcrie bel Der Seller Der
Sc9nlul9 Der @olicr Der Ncluo be-
gleitctcn, bottc Die &crboftltng bc2
SoirptmonnS 9oupboii bon Der Slr.
ti1cric sur Tolgc. SIS pcrloutct, OuB
CT uupcr5iiglit SclbitmorO oltrd) Or
ldicBen bcging olS oic9Snd)c erld)lcn,
UNI i'm ob5ulfiibrcn. Sein &ielltcs
nont bcging gleid) nodber Selblt.
moro. Mon gloubt, Dob olld) Die All,
beren Oifi5icre lid ms ScnleitS be,
f0r0crt bobelt. NIs 8rllno bierfilr
miro Scr llnollSlolflide 6leden ouf
Dem Hccoro Scr 8ntteric ongegebcn.
Die Sffi5icre, mclhc sur Belt bea
I~bfclnrnS bcs SulutS Gienit tboter,
iporen Sortptmom 9onpopft Cont
monoeur; Capt. &or5eif mo oieSiell'
tenants @raf &ontoiliot EercbinoIoff
mo WiQer. 9ie 8utterie beitano
aus oIten SorOerla0er. @eId)iisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-22

Sdiittclfruit, Sdmer5en, Malaria,
Va Grippe NIB idjlimine GrfGItnnaen
fnrirt bnrdj pglanep's Isne BILLS"
(and) III fliiifiser Surm). Yreis 25e.
Mlleftbalbeu berfamft.
Guns, I&@, 6gfD
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TIr bic Santinc.

Ofti5icrSfroren erbcben GtnIprod)c
gcgen Die Shrulen Der Sempe.
]rell5luciber. Nilbcn iuirO'S
9tid)ts.