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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS
Text Book Commission Appointed.

tCAb OWN SOtIiiiiiootOu NRH0IVhG6s
Gov. Vardaman last week announced
the personnel Of the uniform school
book commission, which is empowered
to select the text books to be used
in the public schools Of Mississippi
| during the next five years.
The commission was announced
without any flourish of trumpets. In
fact, the governor stole a march on
the representatives of the publishing
houses who have been lettering around
Jackson for the past several weeks
in anticipation of the appointments.
The teachers whom the governor
had selected to serve were summoned
to Jackson by the chief executive
without any notice being given them
of the object of their desired visit.
| When they reached the capital and
assembled in the governors Office
| commissions were handed to them,
and in every instance they consented
to serve. 1t is believed that in a
majority of instances the appoint
ments were unexpected by the par
ties upon whom they were conferred.
The personnel of the commission is
as follows:
First District-Prof. d. A. Hill of
Bonneville.
Second Dictrict--Prof. I. H. Jobe Of
| Dumas.
Third District-Prof. C. E. Saunders
Of Greenwood.
Fourth District Prof. O. A. Shaw of
Winona.
Fifth District--Prof. l. @. c. Will
liams of LeakeSyille.
Sixth District--Prof. T. K. Boggan
Of Collins.
Seventh District-Prof. H. P.
Hughes of McCOmb.
Eighth District-Prof. E. L. Bailey
of Jackson.
At its first session the commission
perfected permanent organization by
electing Prof. H. l.. Whitfield chair
man and Prof. E. l.. Bailey, secretary.
The date for adoption of text books
or at which bids will be considered
vas announced as June L.
The knowing ones admit hat the
| governor has given them a few chap
tiers of surprises. The merit of the
members of the commission is not
| questioned, but only three of the mum
Der have been prominently known in
educational affairs of the State in re-
cen years, this trio being Profs. Saun.
ders, Hughes and Bailey. The others,
however, among those who are famil-
lar with the ability of the teachers of
the State, are recognized as worthy
selections, Notwithstanding the fact
that they are from small commune
ties.
The counties represented are Prem
tiss, Tippah. Leflore, Montgomery,
Greene, Covington, Pike and Kinds.
The districts from which the members
are selected are identical with the
congressional districts Of the State.
In addition to the above Prof. H. l..
Whitfield, state superintendent of ed.
ucation, is made an eX-oficio member
Of tho commission.
After the oath had been admins
tered to them, Gov. Vardaman deliv.
cred a brief and characteristic address
to the members of the commission. He
told the members that they had been
selected because he believed they
were fully capable of doing the work
for which the uniform school book
law vas passed, and he expected
every member to faithfully discharge
| his duty, to keep free from outside in.
fluences, and in every way conduct
themselves as to keep the body above
reprOach. The governors remarks,
while short, were very much to the
point.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29
Wants a Warehouse in Jackson.

While d. j. Sully, of New York, was
in Jackson last week he informed
some well-known cotton men hat he
would erect one of his bonded ware
houses in that city. all that he desired
being that he would be
accorded a cordial welcome to the
city. He said that the warehouse he
would erect would be up-tO-date in
every particular and that the rate Of
insurance on cotton stored in the
warehouse would be materially re.
duced from the rate now prevailing all
over the South.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29
All Will Be Welcome.

Quite a number of Confederate vet.
Grams from all over Mississippi are
making arrangements to visit Mem.
phis on May 16, when the equestrian
statue erected to the memory of Gen.
Nathan Bedford Forrest, the great
Confederate cavalry leader, is to be
unveiled.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29
hat.ieshurn Electric line.

The proposition to build an electric
railroad in Hattiesburg seems to have
taken on new life of late, and it is al
most a ~foregone conclusion that the
town will have a street railway with
in the next twelve months. The fran
chise was granted for its construc-
ton by tho city authorities some Tina
oUO
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29
He Didn't Succeed.

1t is said that the man Pearson, who
tried to commit suicide because OF his
connection with the killing or Sheriff
Poag. of Tate county, will recover
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

Senior Qqesada, Cuban Minister @ the United States,is is an orator born. In
att the Esteban Theater, Matanzas, Cuba, he said: " have seen many aud
fences under the spell of eloquent speech and in the grip Of strong emotional X
but l have rarely witnessed such a scenea as at the close If Quesadas
eulopy DOR the dead patriot, Marti" In Il letter to The Peruna Medicine
Company written from Washington, D. e., Senior Quesada says:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

"Peruna 1 can recommend as a very good medi-
cine. It's an excellent strengthening tonic, and it
is also an effiCaCiOus cure for the almost universal
COMPLAINT of Catarrh. "--=GOnZaLO De QueSada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

Seyral business gentlemen OF Holly
Springs have organized a company to
build and operate a large brick fac
tory. The clays in that section of the
State are especially fine for such pur-
poses. one of-the largest pottery
plants in the South being located
there.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

Twenty-Five thousand dollars has
been subscribed to the capital
stock of a pants and overall
factory to be located at Pontotoc.
Local capital alone is in the deal and
work on building will commence short
ly. Pontotoc is the fourth town 10
Mississippi to go into the manufacture
of pants. Corinth has four factories,
Aberdeen and New Albany one each.
All are paying investments and have
been SO from the first. Many more
such factories will likely be built in
tho near future.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

Greenwood is not satisfied with
what she has and positively refuses
to sit down and be quiet. Although
pretty well supplied with hotels at
present, a large stock company is be-
ing organized to build a larger and
better hotel. And this is only n of
the progressive movements on foot in
that hustling Delta municipality.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

GulfpOrt will construct a complete
sewerage system, the plans being
adopted several days since. Bids for
construction will be opened in a short
time and the work gotten under way.
While Gulfport did not find a sewerage
system a necessity for health, the con-
ditiOns there being very favorable al
ready, the city is determined to have
all u%p-to-date conveniences, hence the
decision to build sewerage.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-04-29

The drillers for oil at Laurel have
found Instructions at a depth of some
thing like 900 feet, and will have to
take a new tack to complete the well.
Plans have already been made for go
ing deeper and the plucky company
will settle the question as to what is
beneath the surface in the good old
county Of Jones.
The leader., 1905-07-08
MISSISSIPPI CROP CONDITIONS.
General Summary for the Week End
Monday, July Srd.

The mean temperature for the
week was about normal. From
June Oath to 29th, inclusive, show
Iers occurred daily and very ex-
cessiye rains were general over
the northern portion Of the State.
Between June 3Oth and July 3rd
only a few scattered showers we're
reported. The heaviest rainfalls
for the past week were as follows:
Yazoo City, 2.22 inches; Green
wood, 2.36; Greenville, 3.41; and
Corinth, 5.63. The rainfall was
less than one inch in several south
ern counties.
Crops are generally in a very
foul condition. Some fields over
the middle and northern portions
of the State are so badly oyerrun
with grass and weeds that they
will have to be abandoned, while
on many Iowlands, overflow has
damaged stands, and drowned out
young crops. Cultivation has
practically been at a standstill for
more than two weeks, except over.
the southern counties where the
rains have been lighter and the
working Of crops has made fair
progress.
Cotton is generally understood
and greatly in need of dry wealth
er, sunshine and cultivation, but.
as a rule it is growing rapidly,
there being a few complaints Of
too rapid growth. In several
southern counties the crop has inn
proved somewhat during the
week.
A marked improvement in old
corn is reported from many mid
die counties and there are some
good fields of early corn on up
lands in the northern counties.
Much young corn is growing we'll
but needs cultivation. Potatoes,
peas and pastures are generally
doing well. Sugar cane continues
promising.
The leader., 1905-07-08
MT. PLEASANT NOTES.

We spent the fourth in Bogue
Chitto.
The continuance Of the rains
has considerably delayed the fart
Imers with their work.
Those who held their cotton are
now rejoicing, it being little
better than ten cents.
Messrs. John and Lucius Hart,
of McComb, spent last Tuesday
with their father, w. I. Hart.
Pierson WEIGH was business
visitor in Summit on Thursday
last.
Little Misses Ethel and Emma
Nunnery, Of Summit, visited their
aunt, Mrs. w. j. Martin, on last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH visit
ed Brookhayen last week.
Several Of our young folks at
tended Children's Day at Mont
gomery last Sunday. They say it
was a splendid program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Reeves spent
last Sunday with w. j. D. Harris
family.
There was a family reunion at
s. J. McFadin's on Tuesday last.
AT the home of Mrs. j. w.
WEIGH an elegant dinner was Civ
en- on the fourth in honor of Drs.
Ernest and Walter Montgomery.
Owing to the large amount Of
work to do DR.. Ernest failed to
60, but oh myl the chicken"
that Walter did eat.
Mrs. A. E. Hutson and Mrs.
Jake Moak are ON the sick list
this week.
Mrs. w. j. Martin is now i'm
proving under the skiIlfuI treat
ment of DR.. w. E. Montgomery.
PUMPKIN SPLITTER.
The leader., 1905-07-08
The Drama Of the Department Store.

Here is a point to ponder for
those who seek the cause Of the
waning of domestic service. Miss
Elizabeth Howard Westwood
writes in the August New Idea
Woman's Magazine: But the
irresistible fascination Of business
for women of all classes lies in the
nature of the life itself. The
humblest cash girl in a depart
ment store leads an intensely
dramatic existence. Underfed she.
may be. She may neglect all the
Hcanons of good health. From a
material standpoint she may be an
object of pity. But, for all that,
her hand is on the pulse of life,
its throb is hers to feel and see.
She is part of an industrial ma
chine, huge, palpitating, mag
#netic. The salesladies she admires,
the foor-walkers she obeys, the
buyers she enyies, the head Of the
firm she de6es. When it comes
to knowledge of the distinguished
customers, she is a veritable
Who's Who in America. With
her peers, the bunch, she swears
eternal friendship, shares her
troubles and retaiis her joys. Nor
is it necessary for her to be a
stakeholder in the corporation to
feel keen pride ID the progress of
the store, while the sales and
standing Of her own department
are matter Of deep personal inn
portance.
The leader., 1905-07-08
More Franklin White Cappers Carried
10 Jackson.

Three alleged Franklin county
white cappers were brought to the
city this morning By Deputy
United States Marshal Ligon and
arraigned before Commissioner Il.
B. Moseley on indictments
brought at the May term of Fed
eral Court in this city on the
charge of intimidating govern
ment homesteaders.
The three parties arrested were
John Corbin, Howard Corbin and
ID. E. Scale. They were placed
under bond in the sum of 81 900
each, for appearance at the No
yember term of court, which was
readily given.
Ten alleged white cappers were
brought to the city few days
since and placed under bond.
About fifty others are vet to he
placed under bond who have been
arrested, and they will be picked
up from time to time BY the dep
uties from the United States mar
shal's Office when they visit that
section. So far as known, none
of the parties indicted have left
the State. jackson Evening
News, 18Th.
The leader., 1905-07-08

a town that never has anything
to do Id apublic way is On its
way to the cemetery. Any citizen
who will do nothing for his town
is helping dig the grave. A man.
that will curse bis town furnishes
the coffin. The one who IS So sell
fish as to have no time from his
business to give to city affairs is
making the shroud. The mer
chant who will not advertise IS.
driving the hearse. The man who
is always pulling back from any
public enterprise throws boquets
on the grave. The man who is SO
stingy and selfish as to be always
bowling hard times breaches the
funeral sermon ard sings the dox-
ology and thus the town lies
buried free from all sorrow and
care. Democrat Star.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
S6weis.

Germ. Die Sbererpertiie iiber bus
@reind Yroiett fir Die S6ipei5cr Dit
~alpenbabn Iautet ru9 Der te9niIhen
uno geolo9iI9cn Settle iebr 9iinitig.
Die 9~eIammttoiten Iino auf 112,5O0.s
900 Srancs betebnet, pobon $4,000
600 5rant8 duf oas @reinatunnel
tommen.-Sn Bern bat ii4 cine Set
ton bes neuQcgriinoeten idtpei5erii9en
9unoes fir 9simatbi4ub gebilbet, Die
bereitS 100 Mitglie0er 3Gblt.-Sn
Wen9en iperocn 1iebsn 6otels unO pens
fipnen 9sbout, Die nddite Salon er0ffs
net lperOcn Iolen.
ii 6. Sn Grid bat ole Sbers
pdrterin oe8 Sdntor5boIpitals, Die 81
Sabre aIte 0lara Sielrann aus Sa.ls
burg, SelbItmorb begungen.-Ger
groBe Staotrotb bon Grid itimmte
Der @orloqs iiber Den Riidtauf Scr csns
traLen 3iirid6ergbabn gu. 0omit Iinb
ale S%runbabnen Der Staot 3uri9 in
itdbtiIdem 9sliB.
9aIeG 9o8 Struf9eriGt in 9us
fel oerurtbeiIte sen GsT6dftSreiIenosn
emil Guaen Sur3 bon Gieben, Der 5u
Mnfdng oieies Sdbres in 8aIel eirigen
MdO@en unter Dem @orgeben, er polIe
'ie b%eiratbcn, erbebli6e @ctrdse abs
i6ninbe!te, 81 Is Monaten 3udtbaus.
3 rrgau Die Griminaltams
mer in S6urgau bcrurtGsilte beu
Stattbalter oes 8eSirt8 5~rdusnfeto,
Weili, lpseen @eruntreuungen gu IS
Wondten Mrbeit86dls. Wcili 1T elm
Mann bon II Sabren, Ger iejnen go;
ten 30 Sabre innege6o6t bat. Gr
bate cine gefolouns BON 1900 Jranes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
Gros6ersogt6am &cncn.

0ieBen. glad g(5jul ron Der.
3~iaiunq uno S6ulo3ntjISuN3 l~ieferte
i'm Sabre 19O4-1905 0as itGottT6s
Gosipcrt 84,829 Mort p0er 1O,627
Mart me6r, ais Der @oyanI dloQ uu0es
npmmen hattie, oas @o7symcrt 81,
929 Wqrt, oner 1929 Mart mebr,
oas Glettri5itdtsperrt 4O17O Mari,
oeaen nur 1855 Mort, Die i'm @ors
anIhLua eingeltelt lparen.
Main g., Der in 6runtfurt q. &c.
perItor6cne Notar unO &e6tsonpolt
Or. CASTE, Elm aebOrener Moin3cr, bat
sic Sta0t Mair3 ais llnioerIolcrbin
ieineS $1,000 Mart betrogenocn Der
m0oenS eingeIeBt.
Sffen b q Of. Die Nrbeiterfrou
Qob, sic ppm Sdipurgeri6t re9cn ces
Haubmproes an Der cIfiG6ri9en Roia
2iidert gum Spoe perurtbeilt poroen
mar, lpurbe Rom Gjrpbber5og gu
lcben8lGnoIihem 3udthau5 be1nuoi9t.
80 r m 3. 8iirali2 fano bic Sim
peibunq oeS nelien WoIerlperts i'm
9iirItG0ter Wot0e inter iabIreider 8cs
t~beiIiaung BON @ertrctcrn Der &e9iez
runq, 1opie Der itd6tiihsn uno Itaots
Iihen YebDrben Itdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
96Irimgi(6e Staaten.

Qpotoo. lin Dem Iid bier fubl'
bar ma6enocn Wobnungsman9el gu
"iteuern, bat ii6 Elm Sparz unb Saus
perein 0cQrjinoet. Die @enoNenI6dft
psrfolot oen 3ped, 3peifamilien.
MobnbGuie, 5u er6ouen. Die 9augel,
Der lperoeu BON Der Sbiirin9iIden
2anbc8oerliAerungsdnitolt in Weimar
Dor0eitrett.
8 0 + a. Die Staotperoroneten
baben Die Grbauung zines Shpimms
babes beI9loFen. gu Den auf 100000
Mart perani6lagten Soften iino be.
reits 10000 Mdrt 0ur6 freitpiQige
@a6en aufgebra6t.
M il d berrsbpr {. Die
@eieIlidaft, ole CUR SerItellung elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING Gera=W iinfen.
be%rnsoorf i'm Qaufe oieies Spmmera
Qe9riinost purcs, 1T nunme6r BON Dem
@robber3oQIi6en MmtsQsridt gu
@sioa ais @enoKenihaft nit tes
i6rGntter Saftung Qeri6tli6 ein9etrus
0en iporoen. Der 8etrieb ioa Qnfanq
nGhiten Sabres oufgenommen iperOsn.
20 / M r. Der berporru9enoe
friibere Singer noGburatterouritens
&orl Snopp, GbrenmitQlieo Der mel.
mariIden 9ofbIbne, 1T i'm Glitter pOn
SO Sdbren g~eitorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
3aoen.

Goineen. Del Director 2eonz
borot bon Der grdflid) Obernborff'
id)en 9rduerei bier ipuroe lpegsn Wcinz
fdIi4un9 81 1000 Wtart Celebrate
perurtbeilt.
s. ei0etberg. Der 6ii9rer Ser
SeioeIbcrgsr So5ialoemotratel, Iuguit
Sanner, 1T geItprben.
j. a d.. Der MlitinRater Der
8leioerfabrit zimmerman &c Reis
ebert, Zimmerman, iplirOe auf elmer
Nutomobilfabrt bon 9aIel noA bier
infoLge ropiosr GcI6pinoigteit aus
Dem %@utomobil 9e'4leuoert. 0ob Elm
boppeGter S4doel6rud) %eintrut, ocm Der
ZOO baIo foIats.
% annb / m. Der Staotrat6
belpiQiete fir ole ourd ods Gro5etsn
in SStalien @eI0d9i9ten Die Summc
BON 1000 Murt.-9ie itdrb i'm Otter
BON 67 Sobren Der Staotrutb Bern
barb SerItbal, Der ge9riinNer elmer Der
Qr0bten Hobtobatiirmen in Wmiters
Dam, fcrner elmer Der rsi4iten SIrger
Mann6eima. @r mar Elm treuer Nns
bGnQer Der Acknowledgement Yortti.
9for3bei m. Der ipegsn Wchs
ielfalI6ungcn rerTol9te Gaufmonn Ges
itap MiiQtr, in 6irmo Ger, Wiiler in
Q(ppenmc;er, 0at 1jd in etnem 1ieiigtn
OQ't1of bergiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
Ereie Stable.

Sam b T q. Der Barrier ,Wa.
tin" bate 0egen mebrere ocuti6e Set
tungen, 0arrrter 6ie .Miiuhner Neue.
ten Nadri6ten" unb n9dmburger
Na6ri6ten" gelsioi9ungstlagen er'
boben, mel! bieie I3eiiun9en einen Die
Mdrottofrdge betreffen0en Irtitel oes
oMotin" ols 90rienmun0per ertlGrt
butten. Die erite oieIer &lugen 1T be
rsits entI6ie6en pproen. 3as Nmts.
QeriGt 9umburg bat Die Slaae gegen
Die n9am6urger Nu6ri6ten" o9ne
@erbanolung ob9epieIcn Der bris
tiT6e Camper .NIbmore," lpelher bon
Ga plutd bier eintrdf, bate einen peits
perodhtiocn Srunten an 9orb. 9ds
To6r3eug puroe oriinoli6 besinfi3irt,
un0 5tpur nad einem neuen @~erfdbren
Der 6ofenbsb0r0en. Die Ratten an
8or6 puroen perri6tet. Inter Der
MannI9aFt ipurbsn feline nelIen 5Gllc
entocdt.-BrofeFor Sans 9ieaboff
BON Ser Se6nii6en 6odi6ule gu
Gborlottenburq 1T gum te6niTden 9is
rettor Der WDrmannz uno ser S'ts
dfrito s2inie Crnannt iroroen. - Der
Saientote 8ebring betrog icinen !Serrn
nm 23,800 Mdrf uno fronnte nit 3ipsi
SslFern ii6er !Solanb na9 @merita
ourd.
9remen. gls Ra9folaer Seins
rid guGt6aupts an Die Stubtbibliotbet
ipuroe Or. Gseo6rfs@ Dttingen berlfen.
2Gbed. Der bier bsbeimatbete
S9oonsr rSobanna 2ouiie," NIT elmer
Rogserlaoung BON Roitod mad Gbris
itianiuno unterlpegs, 1T Bel Stiirmsn
in Der SItfee nit ieiner 9eIaBuns uns
%teraeaan9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24
eG(af- .SotGriugett.

Gtrobburg. Der Gemcinbes
rat6 teIG.cB, 0as 5ur 3eit ~6eitebenoe
S~rtsItatut, ponO6 te; Grtbeillng bon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die 8eOIrfs
riBfrage 81 priifen lit. ni6t me6r 5l
erneuern. Ter @emeirberat6 teI9Iob
ferner sen 8eitri!t Strobburg5 gum
oeuti6en Gtdotetog. = OberIeutnant
G30nenherQ Dom GlIdIIi6en Grainz
Battalion Tr. Is lit mad ltnterI6lds
ouro ron 5000 M}drt OisnitseJosr ur0
ltnter WlitnabTe bon Wo6tlmddun9ss
ptdnen beIartirt. - Giir3lih tonitituirte
iid) bier, nit Dem 8iirqermeiIter Bad
an Der SpiBc, Elm rsi6sldnoiI6er Gam
hesoer6ano fir Die 0srbreitung gutter
Noltsliterdtur.
81 ii + All Il. Der 8emeinoes
ratb bat Sic 3d6l feiner I%o2ialen Wobls
REPRESENTATION in bieIem Sabre 0ur6
Elm unentge.t!iGes &ino.rfeim per'
me9rt. Gs ipurhsn i'm 2oufs beg Sab
res So &inoer in Der MnItult perpflegt.
Die 9etriebStoIten t~eliefen fi9 ouf
5000 Dart, Die Ginri9tungstolten auf
runo $4,000 Murt.
3 bann. Die orei Sinoer Der
Gtun0enfrGu 2oren5 iin6 in N6peiens
belt Der W2ltter i'm rau9gefiiQten 3ims
,1er erIiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24

bat in geGeiner StBuna beI6Iofer,
100000 Wlart sur Srri9tung zines
ncuen soolo9il6en GurtenS sur Ser
fii9un1 gu Itellen unter Der 8orauss
Isbunq. DAB It4 aus Der Wlttte Der
9iiraerI6aft cine NttiengeieliAaf
nit cinem 8apital bon minOeItenS
100000 Murt griincet. Ser reue
S6ierpdrt erToroert einen a%p'tenaufs
pano bon 100000 Mort uno cine
idbrlite Mus9ate bon 10000 mart.
Ger Cart tpirb ieinen 4luB i'm untertn
6beil be8 G6loBgurten8 erbaIten.
q pingen. Sin poItturioa
ium ereignete Ii6 oieIer Sage in benz
b~enobbarten 9ooeort Boil. ginem
oorti0en Ginpp6ner gtng bieier Sa9c
cine Q%loItfdrte 81, Die am %. Wlai 1901
in Serpten (goDern) uufgegeten mar
uno troB aenauer @bteIIe bier Sabre
uno flint Monate gebrou6t bat, bis
lie sen Weg nod Boil fauo.
Sbernbprf, Sierprts erfolgte
tiir3tib Die @rtbiiuun0 elmer @eoents
tofel am @eburtSbauIe BON 8ittpr
SdeffeIs Mntter,
Orfen6ouen. Der tiir5Ij4
bier rerItorGene 6reiterr q. b. 9orns
itein bat ougcb lcBtpiltj, @erfii5ung
ben GirtbcnItiitunrcn il O%rienhanIcn
un0 guBronn3tou'en je Is 0C0 Mart.
Der in @a!pert5tofcn 5000 Mari perz
maHt.
RcutGinQcn. Der Mdidinens
fubrit tpn Ont. Mo9ncr bier luurbe
bonn 9reisNcrimt Der notwithstanding
in 2iitti6 fir ibts hoIetbit ousqeIteaz
ten Nertsugmai4incn 81: brf'te @uss
%Seidnun1, Nas Gbrenoiplom CUR gols
Ocnen Me0aiQe, 3%usrt0nnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-24

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