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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Destructive az Pulaski.

Special to The Times-DIspatch,)
Il PULASKI, VA May 1.-THE most vio-
lent wind and rain storm ever in this
section was witnessed here this evening.
Trees were blown down, phone and light
! wires broken, and the stack of the power
house blown down, the result Of which
is that the town is without lights.
e A show tentswas blown down, and one
I Of the showmen had his leg broken; and
the show gave no performance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
MANN's CAMPAIGN. !.
Will Speak Nearly Every Da
Until the Primary.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
NOTTOWAYsCO COURTHOUSE, VA, May
12.-Judgc w. II. Mann returned after a
four days trip to the Eastern Shore, and
to New Kent county, where he met with
such hearty receptions that he Is wear
ing broad smile of satisfaction. After
a day or twos rest he will start again,
having dates arranged for nearly every
day from now until the 10th Of June.
The Judge is in great demand from all
sections. in many OF which he was not
looking for strong support. and he is
trying to arrange to respond to as many
appeals as 1t is possible for him to do.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Heaviest in Memory.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
HARRISBURG. VA, May 2.-The heav-
lest rain in the memory Of the Oldest
inhabitants fell here to-day about I
o'clock, accompanied by severe wind.
Many houses we're flooded. and consider
able damage was done, but on account
OF wires being down It is Impossible TO
ascertain the extent OF the damage. Con-
siderable live stock was drowned and
roads left almost impossible. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
KEEP THE BALANCE UP.
49,, haa,, ,r,,t hfnllv antd TINT anv a

turbance OF tho even balance OF health
causes serious trouble, Nobody can be
too careful tor keep this balance up. When
peoplo begin ia lose appetite, or TO got
IN sickness, weakness or debility, The
system needs tonic, Graves It, and
should not be denied It; and the best
tonic of whN,h We have any knowledge
Is Hoods saNsaparilla. What this medl-
cine has done In keeping healthy people
healthy. in keeping up the even balance
of health. gives 1t the same distinction as
a preventative that 1t enjoys as a cure.
Its early use has illustrated the wisdom
Of the old saying that a stitch In time
saves nine. Take Hoods for appetite,
strength and endurance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
MEMORIAL DAY.
Exercises in Suffolk Yesterday
and Franklin Thursday.

Especial to Tho Times pispatch.) 81
NORFOLK, VA, May 12.-There was
an elaborate observance OF Confederate
Memorial Day here this afternoon. All
business places kept half holiday, and
there was parade OF veterans, escorted
by the local militia and civil organiza-
tons. i.
Confederate memorial was celebrated IN
Franklin yesterday There was parade,
choir singing and an address by Com
mon wealth's Attorney D, G. Richardson,
of Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
BIG RAINST0RM
IN SOUTHWEST
Tornado Accompanied BY a
Great Down
pour. 5
ftyE .---------------.
STREAMS HIGHER THAN EVER
Houses, Bridges, Fences and
Live Stock Swept
Away.
STREAMS HIGHER THAN EVER
'(special e The Timcs.plspatcb.,

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch)
CIfR1sTLANsBURG, VA, May 12.-The
heaviest flood in the memory of the
Oldest inhabltant visited this section.
doing incalculable damage to everything
along the water course. Railroad bridges,
fences. cattle, hogs and fowls were swept
away, and houses were flooded, which
had never been reached before
The great foods Of 1901 were much
lower than to-day's. Tho rain came
down in torrents for two hours, begin
ming at 70 o'clock. almost without any
warning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Our Fleet in the Orient,

1t is interesting 10. note, in view Of .hs
precautions taken to preserve the neu .ns..,
airing the acknowledgements naval ma.
neuvers and fighting, that the Amerie,ahI a
fleet in Asiatio waters Is. next 70 ane
British, tho strongest OF any neural p;1 oha5
Three battleshIps, of1which one IS lhes
Oregon, and double-turreted monitor,
form tho backbone OF tho fleet ana , en-.
nance the assurances thai our neu'ral'sy
will ha observed. r .al ls.lL ...sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
"a Tornado.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
BLUDFIELD, w. VA, May PA tor
nado. accompanied by a terrific rain
storm, struck here at noon to-day, and
lasted thirty minutes. Five dwelling
houses were blown down. windows III
business houses shattered and places
flooded The Norfolk and Western round
house roof was partly blown Off Sew
eral people were injured BY falling de-
brls. Communications with the coal field
is cut off. The extent of the damage
cannot be ascertained. Loss. thousands
OF dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
saved the buildings from destruction /

7sHVeu tNe VII elc'e1
fire. ls8a # , " 8s
The Trinity College Glee Club enter-.i
taIned here last night, being greeted by
a very large audience, who were greatly
pleased with the programme as ren-S
,dered by the students. Of whom there are
twenty In the club. Il
Insurance Commissioner James A.
Young Is moving the State Department
of Insurance from the third floor OF the
Capitol building to the building at the
corner OF, Fayetteville and morgan q
Streets. opposite the Capitol. receh ~
lea sed by the State for that purpose. He
expects to be settled in his new hand-5
some and we'll appointed quarters,
General James d, Glenn left to-day ",
under advice from his physician, fpr
greensboro. to spend a week quietly pes pes
fore resuming his work rs private Sec sec.
rotary to Governor Glenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
SCOTT COURT.
Sentenced for Stabbing United
States Marshal.

Especial to ThA Times-p ispatch.) z,
4 GATE CITY, VA. May lain the Cir,
cult Court here this week Cowan stallard
days 81 jail for stabbing young man,
Flournoy Quillln, deputy United states
marshal for Scott county, was fined $500
FOR selling whiskeyT In Cato City. Pend-
Ing a motion for new trial, he was
released for thirty days on O $500 bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Enormous Precipitation.

* Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG, yA.; May 12-Lynch-
burg was visited by a terrific rain and
electrical storm early this morning. The
precipitation amounted to 2.1o inches,
lis inches OF which fell in twenty-five
minutes. 1t was the heaviest rain for a
year. No great amount of damage Is
reported from the lightning. The James
River rose Ave feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
ITCHING SCALP HuM0R
Lady Suffered 1ortures Until
Cured by Cuticura.
SCRATCHED DAY AND NIGHT

my scalp was covered With little
pimples and ! suffered tortures from,
the itching. was scratching all day
and night and lscould get no rest.
washed my head with hot water and
cuticuro Soap and then applied the.
Cuticura Ointment as dressing. Ont.
Dor Of the ointment and one cake OF
Caticurs Soap cured me. Now my
head IL entirely clear and my hair -
growing splendidly. have used Gu.
ticura Soap ever since, and shall never
be without It, (signed Ada G. Smith,
,os Grand ST., Jersey City, Nj.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Albe,r.e.,ne News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ALBERENE, VA, May l2.-students OF tho
Alberene graded school gave an entertainment
at the school house tonight. The proceeds are
\ Mr. McLatchy who Is the foreman in tho
machine shops OF Albemarle Soapstone Com
3pany, has returned from New York, where
he went to see his wife. who has been quite
unwell for some TIME. N
her brother, Mr.. Charles Dunlop, OF this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
DR.. ALDERMAN.
at the chanberlin for q
Short Rest.
,ecla1 to The Times-Dtspatc

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 12,-Dr
Edwin A. Alderman, president of the
University OF virginia. is registered ut
the Hotel Chamberlin. where he probably
will spend a week recuperating from
7overwork since his installation as presi-
dent Of the University. Dr.. Alderman Is
not Ill. but feels the need Of rest and
recreation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
BUILDINGS STRUCK.
Heavy Rain Saved Conflagration
on State Fair Grounds,
fSpecial to The Times Dispa

Especial 70 The Tlmes-llspulcH'l
z RALEIGH, N. G., May l2-purlng
severe thunder storm that passed over
this city last evening, lightning stIuck the
state Fair buildings at the fair ground.
and displaced three thousand shingles,
The heavy downpour OF rain WAS al that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
TWO GIRLS DROWNED.
The Strike at the Bertha Iron
Works Is Over.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,),
PULASKI, VA. May 1.-Two little
girls named Whitaker, aged nine and
twelve years. We're drowned In pond
two miles from town. They were wading
and got In water over their depth.
The strike at the Bertha Mineral Cons
pany Will be terminated In a short WHILE,
a majority OF the men having agreed 10
60 back to work. at the old rate,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
At Chatham.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
CHATHAM, VA May 12,--IThe tseverest
thunder storm Of the season passed over
this place Thursday night accompanied
by q, heavy downpour and high wind
No damage other than twisting Of grow
ing vegetables has been reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
RICHMOND WOMAN ASKS

shave you floor paint that will last two
weeks?p Yes we have Devoe's; II has a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years
IL properly applied, Harris Hardware
Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Radford in Darkness.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& EAST iRADFORD, VA, May 312.-Severe
rain and thunder storms have swept over
the country atSintervals during the last
three days. a dynamo burnt out at the
power house last night and the town is
in darkness. IA
The rain fell in sheets to-day. and the
telephone service was badly Interrupted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
"A New Version.

York ers. there are not wanting those who!
suspect that the whole Nan, Patterson
case was cnncocted and pulled on 70 az az
yertse her for the stage. inclldiils .lhe
killing OF Caesar YounY.--Dallasa News.-.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
That's What!

Though still we have to hustle iere,
An git the rent up late,
I'D there we'll read orr titles cl-ar
- - 80 : Atlanta Constitution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
FOR THAT
TIRED FEELING TAKE.
G. & Q.
SUNDAY OUTINGS.

500 round trip TO Norfolk and rhe Sea-
side every Sunday Take $50 ~ ~,
train. No stops between Richmond ana
old Point. parlor Car atlaahsd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Dr., Eggleston in Europe.

Rev. DR.. r. B. Dgglestom the pastor
AZ he Third Presbyterian Church, OF
this city, Will spend his summer vacation
= He viii sail with a pleasant party on
the steamer Caledonia from New York.
He Will visit the principal cities Of
England, scotland, Germany, France and
: This delightful trip Is al compliment to
their "a stor from the Ladies' Society of
the Third Presbyterian Church and the
Montrose Chapel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Services at Mission Tabernacle,

On Sunday series OF revival meetings Will
he commenced at the Mission Tabernacle. No;
7o4 East Grace street. These services VIII 4
N. !. except OH Saturday, no tSeryices Nlat day
or, night Tho Sunday services Will begln At
Il O'clock A. ~. and . =, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Address Before Ministers Con-
ference.

Ilpiscopai Church, will address the BAPTIST
Ministers Conference ~ 1890 a. NJ Monday
by invitation. His subject VII be the doc,
This address was postponed from the last
meeting OF the conference until the meeting
on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Children's Chorus Meets To-day,

The children's Chorus will have an I'M
portant meeting to-day ut noon at the Y. NJ.
g, A. Hall Final arrangements Will be made
for The special concert to be given by them
at the Academy OF Music week after next.
Mr. Mercer desires full and prompt at
tendance. M &t f4f3 t'lA M Ss4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
COW PEAS.

Wo arc prepared to n ORDERS for Black,
Clay, Whipporwill. New Era, Mixed 81 and
other variety Of Peas suitable for fertilizer or
forage. 5si 5!3is .ss5 u h Il yis
Farmers and dealers Interested will do well
to correspond with u.s. 85
WALLERsTElN PRODUCE CO.,
1921 South Thirteenth Street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

lbr 2eben perloren unb SO Iino umae=
tonlmen, inoem lie iiber yoro iielen
ooer aus dbnlihen rriaden. IS III
oies Die ar0Bie 8erluitlilte. felt 9roBe
goote Die Seen befab,en. Wdbreno
Der sebn leBten Sabre betrue Die Yer=
luitlilte 66 in 1896. SO in 1897, 95
IN 1898. 100 in 1899, l10 i'll 1900.
l22 in 1901. l40 III 1902, "a in 1903
.uno 49 in 1904.
Sn Rodlano, Oregon, lit 8unoes.
Senator WlitdeQ i'm Mlter BON 70
Sabren an ben Ssolgen eiuer 3abn=
operation, Die itarfe YlutunQen aur
5olse bate, aeliorben. @r muroe orei-
NAL gum gunoesienator erndblt. @db=
reno ieines oritten Sermins muroe er
IN gerbinoung init Den 2anbi6mmoe=
lcien qeridtli6 iiberfiibrt. Seine pole
tiihe Sarriere mar gu @noe.
Sim Wilter, eIn Neger, Der i6uloi9
betunoen tpotDen mar. SSrau Nlice
Woore, bic Satin eines in elmer 0or-
itaot bon Ntlanta lpobrenoen Saul
manns, aeIddnoet gu baben. 1T am
5reltag ourN ben Stran9 bingeri6tet
DDroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
9ie 8OtsG,aft.

Die Botldaft oes pralioenten seid-
net li1 Dor allen our6 ibre 9dnge aus.
sic entbdlt 26. 900 Morte uno auBel
polititern uno 3eitunesmenihen mer-
ben iebr menise bic san3e gpiltel our6-
lelen.
gDie 3u ermarten, bebanoelt Der Yrd=
lioent Dos @DrppratiDns=Wefen unD Die
&eaeluns oe6elben bur1 oas yunoes.
9epalt am ausfiibrlibhen, obne ieoo6
neues 2ibt in Die Sabe gu briuger.
5ehr itiefniitterlib lpiro oageQen Die
Sarlffra9e bebanoelt uno ihelnt es. oils
OBJ Der prdiioent ieinen friiberen Stano-
punt. mOnah er fur 5arlfreform elm,
treten mOllte, pulliidnoig aufgeeeben
uno liA sans in oas 6abrma1er Der
SobaDllrer begeben babe. Die Giin=
olgung oes 0anoelspertro9es pan Sci.
ten Seuti6lanos miro 9ar niht err
ndbnt.
Ser Wonroe=9ottrin lpia Der prdIis
bent cine nod gr6Bere geoeutune bei-
mellen, mas ieoenfalls in europa b6les
Blut MAIDEN niro.
Sem Genat tuiro bic Nnnahne oes
Vsrtrages nit San Domingo ans Ser3
gelf9t.
8etreffs Der ginnanoerun9 mDdte
Der pldltoent nod Ibdriere NtaBreaeln
ergrelfsn.
Sir Den Banana Ganol uerlanot
Der PrdIioeut ioForti9e weitere genllIi=
'gunQen. oa lonit Die Nrbet = Die nod
gar ni6t ernltIid in Nnsrif genommen
puroe = auib0ren muBte.
Sir Die 9Irmee iueroen Man6oer 9rp=
Ben Stills oerlan9t.
9a er nun mieoer 9e,udhlt 1T, 10
duBert iib Der prdlioent ibarI iiber ole
unlttte, bon @orporatouen Wablbei.
trdQe su berldngtn. Weter miro enl=
pFoblen 3ulaIian9 Der bier 3erritorien
ais Staaten, Nl0sta einsn Yerteeter
(8eleaatem i'm gon9reB 81 gsber, Sa=
mali gu befeiti9en (osgen Sopan). nus.
rei0enoen 6Orltl6ub uno mebr Natio=
nol=gorfs. Ye9iinitiguna Der amsrita=
niIhen S9ifiaDrt unO lparIame 9er@
iualtung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
gotn perlor pic Mutter.

.5hminoiudt lit unierer 6amilie
erblih, uno ourh iie perlor i9 meine
Wutter." ihreibt 6. y. Geib bon 0ar=
n,onp. Die. nSeit ben lebten flint
Sabren iebod babe id bel ben qerine=
ten Anseihen bon 6ulten uno @rtdl=
tung Dr. Sings Neu 9iseooerp fir
S1minofudt aenommen, iuel1e mid
Dor ernflihen 9ungenleioen bemabrt
bat" Ser 8erluit feiner Mutter mar
elm lhwerer 5dlag fir 6errn 3aio.
bod lernte er 0araus. oaB Elm 2un9en-
leiben niht bernahldiiigt tperben BARI
.nno lpie es turirt iperoen fam.
Sdnellfte ainoernng uno 0eilung fiir
0uifen unb grfdltungen. @arantirt
In Mitler's 9lpotbele. preis SOC uno
$l. prcbeflaIbe frei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
8olitiI1es.

8as 9sfi3it i'm poH=Gepnrtement
betrdgt $l4, 572, 584. 9ie @innabmen
oes 9oit= 8epartements betrugen $l52,=
826. 585, ole Nus9aben $l67, l8l, $50.
91a6 2nii6t oes 0errn @ortelDou
miiroe fein 6tbIbetrag porbanoen 9e=
lpelen lein, menn Die freie 8eIDroerung
bon POTila9en niht 10 rielig suoenom-
men bdtte. Geiner gere6nung na0
betruQen biele portofreien pofla6en
1858 8ro5ent oller potItiife uno bdt=
ten $l9, 1922, 600 bringen Iplleu. @e=
neral =pOitmeilter gortslpou iit 9eeen
Die Ginfiibrun9 Der pafet=BOit, an9eb=
lid I'm anoere 8erbeneruneen eiuTiib,
rem 5u t0nnen, in 8irtlidteit aber. um
Dem Wionopol Der GrpreBgeIelll6aIten
nl1t 81 nabe gu treten.
Nus benz Beridt oes gintpanoe=
run9sbtireau 9ebt berbor, Dab nGbreno
oes oersansenen Sabres l,026, ,499
Wusfanoer in ben Yer. gtaaten qelan=
oct lino. >ober 2l3,629 mebr als i'm
Sabre Dorber.
Sm 8unoesienat bat oer Gampf um
bic Gra1t= =&eaulationen begonnen uno
Senctor Gorafer 1T als Yortdmpfer
Der 8eaner Der ResuIationen in Die
Shranfen aetreten. uniere Serren
Senatoren Dertreten eben Die eroBen
eorporctionen uno nibt oas Bolt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

Das 2eben Der Weuihen iit in mebr als elmer Siu-
dt eit rRampf Inn baS 1aIen". 9titbt nur; baB mir
nner groo i'm SbpeiBe nnicres snoefidhts peraeAren
iiIen baben mir aud nit ber eipiaeu Sorae st fanl-
pen bob bon bes Cages Sait unb Wtiibe Die Sesnuo=
belt mtft aiau ibuer 9ei1abigt pirb. Wie bae ifel
len liel in JDi9e uon acknowledgement 0crbou-
nnaSit6rnuoen elm has Sruuhiihel nller 2ptben! unh
pie heio folgen auf bic eriten GDmptome pa sfecer
Ssl9mau. neoeitett AnTl1pBeH unp &pp lameraer.
bic an3e,cen Der tbbtlten ipatere Sober. unb Site.
renleioeu NIT ibren 8ed,meroen. tpie Wtatftafelt
&Idenihmdbe. Obumahten unb Gdipinoelanfa(e
9roni1e 9ertopfnng 6eIbiuht nn6 MaiIerIutot!
SIN loldbem 6oppelten Sample mnB man benz 3Drpe,
nit oem @tarfnn9ss unb Seilrttel 81 Siilfe fonimen
oas opr Jabrbuaberten bic beribmten Wl6ndbe BON
ct Bernhard oer Wotlr entriieu, tuoem Tie eS aus
oereu befraftgiten Dhan5enidfte s bereitem lerten
Dieies mittei bic ct 8ernarh 1rdnterptaeu. tptrb
nod beute genan na 6em 8ese2t iener grfinber her,
aeite1t unb biift benz brper ina Example nm bus tda
lihe Brpb nnb 9egen bic harteu Mnforberuueen bes
Sebens" III nenem Blute. sn aeten Seben. an IS nues
belt. JH alien Mpptbefen far rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

Gs spiro beridtet. baB oor siui0en
Sagen mebrere Sff5iere oes oeutideu
Gaaonenbootes .pantber" iid in Die
braiilianilber Staot sStaiabp bs9aben,
lpo he lib aemaltiam Der Berion zines
Wannes Namens Steinboff. Der aus
Der oeutiden Nrmee oeiertist mar, be-
mddtigten unb OIL Soro bes Qanonen=
bootes brahieu. Ser ,Pantber"
oampfte oann iofort nad sinem anoeren
6afen I'M Staate bio @ranoe DO 5Ll.
ST Die Weloun9 ri6tia. 10 suare oies
eine 8erleBung oes 86lterreAts. ooA
|lpiro aus Berlin aemeloet. oaB Deutide
Marinefolbaten BON Dem ,pantber" in
Staiabp Streit nit einem oeutlhen
llnterthanen baiten, es fd) aber nur
um cine perionlide Anselegenbeit ges
banoelt babe. Der feline politiite Mih=
lti9teit bei3aleaen lei. Sine unterIu.
dung Der Mngelegenbeit lit an9eoronet
uorben. Gollte in Wirtlidfeit cine
VerleBiing Der 0obeitsrehte Sraiiliens
porlieaen, inbem Mannibaften bes
oeuti9en Ranonenboots auf oem @runo
uno Booer, Der Hepublif li1 zines
llebersriffs idulbia mahten. 10 miro
|ungeidumt bon Der beutfhen Regie=
|rune aus ein Nusbruf bes Bebauerns
|uno Der GntIhuloiguna rrfolsen. unl
gralilien DOllltdnola 8enngtbuung su
|thlln.
h Ben Maibinston tuiro aenlelDet. oaB
Iiih 55sf. Nliee Rooispelt NIT bem Rons
Egreb Heprdientanten Niholos 2ona=
NORTH bon Cincinnati Derlobt bat.
Die Gage in ben baltiiden propinsen
gren3t an Biiraertriea, 10 oaB lib bic
Negieruna ae3tunnaen aeiehen bat.
einen @enerol.8ouDerneur nit tpeits
9ebenbfen Yplma9ten 3u ernennen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
Nusluna.

Sn Saratnlp muroe Der friibere ruiz
Iiide &riegsminii!er Sadorom bon
einer 6rau, Die Der lo9enannten fife
Qenoen Roloune" Der reuolutlondren
Yartsi anQeb6rt, erTdlOlIen. lleber oas
5bun ge6aroms Miro berlhtet: ,,@r
lam nit GoIaten uno grtiqerie nad
9oOuanihina, einem sroBen Dorf in
in Der Brooin3 Saraton. Die 8auern
muroen BON ben &oIOtsn Suiamm NJ
oetrieben unD 8eneral Sa1arom ior=
Oerte tie oonn aui, .ibre 6iibrer ors3u=
liefern. Ser 9urfdl.elte antwortete,
Qob Dem @eneral ober teine Sulorma-
tion. Ser alte Waun puroe oann lo=
fort 9eprti9slt, bis er bellnnuu9slos
lpuroe.
,Sa9arotp be9nb Iib oann in oos
&atbbaus un0 iiber9ab Die 8auern Den
gum grDbtsn She'll betruntenen GoIo=
Ten, Die Damn lOiort anfin9en. bic
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