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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

the power also tvo are to como out az
Stke Bidding ~ ODD to do uod's Wish
With uod's strength. NJ \. ;5, a
Hoy are NE TO know wliet, the llvl 2 g
call really con,es7 rho answer is ~ q Y:
Know that your call IL from nbov I, e 81 ~
Sacrifice you need know no
more. Leave your SLIP, leave your ''it
father leave your nets, leave your frichds
ana follow 4 Me. "a cali that sl,mnloiis
men to surrender IS likely to be g healthy
and true cal. Il h; .51,,. rs sig3
sinioh called peter, and a drew his
brother, lett tlor nets and ND followed
Christi YOU may say NJ that was Is very y
little. Il was their al all III 55s8
Have W. ever loft anything Tor Or the the
saviour?B1,hero have beer, ir,eh who have
not counted their lives 4dear,' unto their
that they might follow and serve Christ
but that isAtlot sacrifice What l,nvoS
WE done or given up or suffered r. RED Tor OF
8Hin,7 H II III ii $si RI
n 81 s..-=--===-=- . f3i /.
There sSa5 popular impression tina. the
small numter Of 'dccsve ba tiles OF me
world has lately been inciteas ed BY ot ite
sSs..--:.-==-==--::=-:--=-l
R2fS March has les own brands OF wea y her,
and reservest tho privilege to vary them "
according toSits own peculiar whlms.
$sf 3s5 sfsss Il ..-E-==-----=@s s 58 t sS
Public sympathy has tlnn1o7 United almos s.
to- ndignationHov the r,im lt nat ne
Beer TRUST Sis mot making money.
sgs } 81 =-======-:=54i
5 "a K1ropat kin writes briefly and right to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

# Eve Il the glory of q mastery retreat ca
seems TO have pped rough Is y
skln's fingers n l5s5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

wan good sound at; rIt fo 81
funds reice earned witness fees.-A.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

Russl u To cyacuateI ch,lr'n l
Maybe she
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

Mr. al rbnnks's preside tial boom n VII
1T least Sc fye as evidence that he '5 is
still there. HI 3 s,5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
The " ear Of Reconciliation.

y 5lE = Z
The Federal Government has ordered
the return OF all the Confederate flags
aptured III battle during the war between
the States. e;
The United States Senate, by Official
act, has obliterated tho word rebellion !
as officially applied to the Confederate
cause. s
The New York Sun Of March 10 pub
6llshed, the following news item: IN
TRENTON, N. j.. s March ga con-
current resolution, which was introduced
in the House. to-day by Assemblyman
Coyne, directing Governor Stokes to re-
turn to the Governor Of North Carolina
the Confederate flag captured by the
Ninth New j ersey Volunteers In the bat
tie Of Newbern,s N. c.. on March 4, 1869,
was referred to the Committee on Mill
5tary. Az n IF9s n. g Ii
The flag presented to the Beaufort
sP!oughboys'' by the ladies OF Beaufort
4is now Ii, ! a. vault in4ttl,e State Capitol.
It is proposed to restore it to the North
Carollnlans In May when tho monument
TO be erected to the Ninth New j ersey
dend In the National 5Ccn.ateryat New
bern Is dedicated. Mr.. Coyne announced
that the survivors OF the Ninth Regiment
approved Of the return OF the flag,
If any Southern State now has a flag
or flags captured from Northern troops
during the war. or otherwise obtained,
such flag or flags should be returned
voluntarily and graclously. Let us be
as generous as our former foes at the
North. Let the good worls. OF reconclia-
finn 20 on }8' All ~ # 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

There isSa popular impression that tina the
small number q decisive ba titles tiles OF me
world iiasglately been ncreas.cd BY o 'rt'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
The Washing ton Family.

Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch: KY
" Sir,-Please answer through your query
column the following 1: Did George WASH
ington have moro than one brother? II
SO, please give their names, and soblige,
III - 5 II j I. w. D, 81
George washington was tho son Of .Au-:
gustinc Washington, who was twice mar
rIed. BY his 'firstswtfe. Augustine Wash
ington had two sons, Lawrence and $Alu-S;
gustine. BY his second wife, Mary Ball,
thorc were four sons and two daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

%, Entered y anuary q, 1903, at
4 Richmond, Va,,as second. class
matter, I'm der Act Of G congress
4 ~ M arch 8, 1879. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

u All Unsigned Communications vii \, %
discarded. 4. Il y. n 81. u, !, Z. Ia
@ Rejected lions Will not =. %
returned unless accompanied by stamps stan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

& With pleasure we note he, announce
ment OF Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, Of Rich
n1ond, that lie will be n candidate before
the Democratic primary for lleutenpnt-
governor OF, Virginia, He recently de-
cllned to make the race, butat the earnest
solicitation Of friends all over the State.
@lle has yielded and consented TO become
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

carnegle fS5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
@erilpeiflnnast6at elmer @antter.

9rebte ouS Gas an uno Ieate ii6 nit
ibrcn 3inoern bin, I'M ST. iterben.
8inoer foot, @}ltttcr I'M Soipi-
tul.
Nem Dorf, IS. 6c6r. - Cine
eri6iittcrnOc Erog00ie ipicltc iidl in
BLOOMFIELD o6, NO cine W}1lttGr lire
bciOcn flcincn &m0er crmoroete uno
cincu Northumberland modte. Die
W~t0roCriu sic @uttiu 0cS 3immer-
munne9 2olr Don g&r. DOS, Serome-
glacc, mrrOc iu bcruuBtloiCm 3lt-
ituu0e ms oWiormtoiuIioe-S oipitdl"
81 Wtontcloir Qcbrodt, Die 6amitie
lcbte gliidlihL uber Die Srnlt lit lett
ser &inObeit on uit6ntatii6en glnfdls
len, ole ieit ser &e~rbeirotbung 5ltnu6-
men. Ole bciocn ain0er oe5 G6epoorS,
sic oreiiGbriQe Winnie uno Die Is
Wtonatc olte @lite Idienen oo3 2eioen
gccrbt SIT baben. mo 0icicr llulitan0
bottc sic 6rol 5lI Dem bcr5meifelten
S6rittc actric6en. NidtS oclttctc bar
uuf bin, OoB oic Sruu ci1eu iold]cn
4Ion bcgtc, 1u1o BOD bat lie idon ieit
Mod)cn ollf bic @eIcAenbeit aetuartet,
I'M Den YIan olt@5uiiibren, ipie lie in
cinent hintcrloiienCn Sdlreiben idgt.
Snmitog gbelto fubr &our no6 Der
9lrbcit noh Ntlolltic 6igbIonos, nm
6reltn0e 81 beiud)elL un0 eS mar oa5
critic Wfol ieit Longer Belt, oaB er itber
Rodt ans Dem 6ouIe blieb. Die
6roll bcnllBte sic 8elegenbeit, Inn ii6
mo bic &inOcr ln15ubringer, inoem
iic, nadoem iic Die &i1oer SIT Bette
gebrodt 0uS Sos olt0rebte uno iidb
ncbc1 oen &inOern ms 9ett Iegte.
Ga qeitcrn Wtitto9 meoer Die 6rau
nod Die &inocr BON Oen No6burn ge.
ieben mo Ole Ro1llcoltr nidt oufge.
5ogelt mltr0en, fiel Dies einem Rdd.
bar oltf inns oieier orong ms Sou5.
Gr fono Die 6ro1t %betpuBtloS, Die Sim
Der ais &eihen in ben Better uno be.
na6ri6tigtc Die Goli5ei, iueId]e ole
6rou ms Soipitol idoifen lteB. 9oS
gauge &olta NOR nit @aS gefiiQt, oa
oic Sbiirc beS S6Iaf5immerS nidt
ueri6loiicu mar, mo oieiem llmitano
lit eS 81 ucr0onten 0oB Die Whltter
nod lebctO ullfgefunOen rpuroe. Die
ainocr morcn oll6 crit fltr5e 3eit
foot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
Nid)t ermoroct, ionocrn e%rfrorrn.

8ittsburg. ga, IS. 6ebrllnr.
- Die %9(aegbenp d. Boli5ei miro Den
8roit fir ben ZOO Der 6rou airf.
potrid boitbor MADDEN miiiien," iaate
geitern 9lntuolt Sobn Morron. Sr.
Wnrron lit Ser glnmalt Nortnan $.
@epier'S, melder beidulOigt miro,
Ocn brlttolen Moro in glae9benp
periibt 5u babclt, mo sic GrtlGrilng
Oes 9lnmalt8 miro piel beipro6en.
Sr. Worron bebauptet nGmlidL er
babe Den 8erpeis, OoB 6rnu Mottie
airfpatrid, pelhe leeten Sonmtag
inter lold' traurigen llmitdnoen toot
oufgefunoen muroe, iiberbdupt nidt
ermoroet moroen iei. Seiner @rflds
ring nad) iiel Ole 6rau Dor aGlte er.
Itnrrt nieOer, mobei iie lid Oen MrutO
perleste, biernllf mnroe lie benllBtloS
uno error allf Der Steae, no tie lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
Nannen ais &crrGther.

NClIoplelleS S~rpteBpudCt, l0elq)e5
$685. entbiclt, 5ltriiderlongt. -
0icb 9citebt ieine Sflllo elm.
Sitt&burg So t3. 6ebr. -
2eroD 9ope& 9oumen lit Sdrnlo oil
ieincr &crhoituuQ. Nicntouo botte
acicbcrL 6ab cr Gin grprcBpodct ilnt
$56S2 bcroltbt hatte, obcr Ger Itimme,
tleinc 3eltge mar ocrort ii%6erfiibreno,
0oB Der 0ie6 qclton0 nno ooS 8eIo
bis otf 1923 mieOcr ber6eigei6offt
mer0cn fonnte.
SoS g~rpreBpodet pltroe bon Baib,
ington an oie nGiti5ens gsotionols
@onf," Remcoitle, @o., om Is. Sa-
mar geionOt, mo olS Der 9anffaili-
rcr eS ofinete, fnnO CT MIR Die butte
9eiloge elmer SonntogS5eitlung IN
oentielbcn. 9oS Yodet mar our6 uielc
Sdnoe %geqongen. mo eS ihien fait
nnntoglid, 0nS 8cbcimniB 5u loien.
Dan fon0, Dob 0oS Siegcl crbrodpn
mo IN 10 plnnlpcr NSciie mieoer felt
gemodt porocn mar, Dab oeS Gbd-
terS 2oumctr9(boritd oltf OemieIben
81 ieben iuar.
Die GrpreB.@ eieqi6oft lieB Damn
bon ulen 9eonltcn, melde oos Yodet
in @Gnoen 9ebobt, 9oumer .9lboriide
III @ad)s MADDEN mo Iteute olsbolo
felt, Dab 2ope'S Soumens9lborltd nit
jerem Sie9eloborud i0entii6 mar, 10
Dab leirtc I%erboftung erfolgte. Gr lit
crit y Sabre alt rnO bereitS 3 Sabre
bel Der @eieQidoft on9eitellt geipeien.
Gr mar nit eincm biibiden iltngen
Mi0obcn pcrlobt. 9nS geroubte Geld
battc er ullter Dem dllfgeriiienen 6llB-
bo0en oeS 9%aoejinaRerS i'm Sauie lei.
mes 8oters berItedt mo entnobm bon
3cit 5t 3eit fleiite 8etr1ge, Inn mo-
tbige Glsgobeh 81 beitreiten. Der
olte 8eidGftsfiibrer bon Moons Gr.
preB So" meinte, ais 9ooe, auf ben
er groBe Stilfe gebolten, olS deb
entlorpt mltroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

Soigts Sale an ser &or.
rosIo c. NOR 8citern ser Soms
mclpuntt eirer grobcn Menidenmell.
&c, ipelfe BORT 5ltiommen getommc1
mar, I'M 0ell beliebten 8aItgeber,
Srn. 9ernann Soigt, nit einem 9es
iltd)e ST beebren. Sr. Soigt bate be-
FAINT gemadt, 0oB er Elm edit oeus-
ideS S6lodtfeit feiern tperoe, u1o
Die pieIen 9eiufer fanoen Iid) nid)t
getdllift. Gas %frernolife 2ofal mar
fir ben Gag 9ei6miidt moroen, ole
Glide oan1pften nit oen GllBerIt
iHmodboft 5ubereiteten 9roten, unO
ielbitueritGnolid CAB cS alidD eincll
gltten Sropfen, luie man eS IN Dem
HeItouront beS Srr. Soi9t ST. erbnls
ten 9epobnt lit. Die 9roBe HeItoil.
ration tpor fir oie pielen 8dite bon
Nab' uno Sern nid)t geroumig ge-
mug, mo Sr. 8oigt bate oober cine
LANCE Safel in Der aegelbobn oris
Itellen laiien, 6of aud oieie genitgtc
foum. lin, benz iungen Clement DC
legenbeit 5u gebert, ii6 ebenfollS 5u
oniiiiren, ipielte in Der oberen Safe
ein Srfeiter 5itm Tan5e oiif. Inter
ben 8dlten fparen ni6t MIR Die Nod)
barn unb Sreunbe 6es Srn. Boigt.
lonoern audi nieIe Ser oeutifen Ser.
cine oertretcn. Cine ebrenoe &lus.
5elhmtng iuurbc Ser Satin oes 8oIt,
9ebers idon am Gage borler bereitet.
5ran Soigt lit Die 9rGiioentin oc3
oIrion.0 amenpereinS" uno fat Iidy
nm ben 8erein 10 peroient aetnodlt,
ooB lie on Sonntag glbeno oitrd) sili
prahti9es @eidenf bon Dem 9erei.l
beebrt purbe, obne baB iie ielbIt bic
geringIte abnung BON Der ~ebrenoen
aus5eif)nune bate. Die 9amen iuur-
Ben ielbitperitdnolid in Der oanfbor.
item @eiie regaIirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

Setucn 36. @eburt8tuQ
f~eicrtc @r. Sobu Sicmou am Conn,
tag in ieincr @obmug, Nr. 2OO7.
SeiierionitruBc inn bcIten @oblcr-
gebcu, mo Ole n9Irbcitcr .2icocr,
toicI." Ocreu ErGiiOcnt Sr. Sicmon
it, brod)te ibm bel oicicm 2%Inloiie Elm
StGnodcn oor.
Qtcbe fii6rt sum 0cier-
tircn. - Ger itoIicniiHe @oniuI
iu6t nod Sem }rocitcu &ugcnicr Nc3
itoIieuiihcn SdulIidiiic3 o2uucrigo
Geipucci, Gopo 2uciQo, 2G Sabre
alt, ser ouQcbIid Ocicrtirt lit. @ia
Gcioqt miro, ucrIic6tc iid) ser M}nidli-
nit, ais Oo9 Shiii Dor ctlUu cincnt
Sabre IGngcrc Belt i'm biciigcu @ofcn
lag, in Elm MiGohcu, Die in eincnt
Quocn in OIt.@ultimorc ais &crtdus
Fcrin ~bcidGftiqt mar. Die 2iebc Wlrs
Sc crlpioert un0 crncucrt, oils ser
o9(merigo @cipucci" micOerum bier
cintrof. 0oS Shiff pcrlieB icood
oic$ntol sen Sufcn obnc Den 5pcitcn
Woi6iuiitcu, uod) mcldcm bi9bcr
ucr9cblid gcioriht uorOcn lit,
@rGnoc. 49, Sn ser @obmlng
por EcrrD SobnIon, 9tr. 1879, Noro.
GoIbolmitroBc, cntItono g~citern in
6olGe ser Grploiion zines @ctrolclml'
OfenS Seler, meldJeS BON Der 6cltcrs
pebr I'M Seine gel0iht WllrOe.
rcit9ntrt. Sr. Robert
s. &eorb, ieit IS Sobren Nodt.GIcrt
I'M o&obnS 0opfinS' &oipitol," bat
nod t~3.iG6riger S%b6tigtcit %reiignirt,
I'M cine SteIlmg in eiltem @eId)GftSs
bouie on%5u1ebmcn. @r. Geo. S,GOis
jail lit an iciner StcIlc er1onnt iuoc'
Sen.
Gum Better ser @ibGio.
tbef oc5 nltnobb0n9igcn SrOcn8
ser DOB. 6ellonS" finoet bellte 9lbcnO
I'M Tempel an Ser ode BON Soratos
90 mo GotbeoroIItroBe cine oromas
tiifc MISUNDERSTANDING itott.
0oS Sobre8 9ontett Ser
Baltimore Size Underwriters" miro
bGilte 9lben0 i'm o9eloeoerc z SoteI"
Ituttfin0en. @ollucrnelr Warfielo
mo MoDor Gimdnu3 lpcroen &eoet
baItcn.
Capt. 9 6IeiQb franz. -
Gnpt. Gomaro S6leiqb bonn moro.
Iid)en 0titrift liegt an Der Grippe ers
frontt 6arnieoer.
Ole meme Iftienb0rc
al Ser @ermonltroBe iplrroe 9citerl
e%r0ffnet. Sine GroBc Mcnge 9ciuder
itellte lid) Elm.
Ger @erou6te fam lid t.
- Ser NltIternboot GopitGn @m. 3.
Boone ponGri8ficl0, Mto., mcl6er am
SomItng Ibeno olif Ser 9lofltrnBens
Bride bcroltbt mitr0e, criGien 1c-
Itern nid)t 5llm 8erb6r i'm mlittlercn
Stotion86nltie, mo oic &crboftcten:
@m. mo MidocG 8. S'0ounel, 60.
rporo 2igbtmon So6n Moooen mo
6enrD 9. Sltoor, mllr6en fir Elm fer.
nereS Serb0r feitgebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

.. OruppeGlprelS, DSdpatler," yer
tba 6ran3, &obauno Tran5, &oiepbint
6ruu5, Caroline 6rau3, Berthe
@6bcl, WarD @irbD, N}omie @ric'
luo Hcbccco Hoic.
6. @ruppcnprciS, ySnoioncr," Gb
s. Erebt, Stctuort &obinion, 9ront
Carp &obu 9iibop @Qu @itdt, 1orc
Maud, MurQorct Shmuob, Sophie
I. Goetber mo ". gSiit.
9o9 Nrrangcmcnt9sG Omitc bcitour
aus ocu @S. IS. 6iuinh s. &. Sd)u.
minQcr, s. {. @ciE ". ShutR, )
NIuusr, e. 2imbcrgcr, e. Braun, S.
W. Bauer, s. Souic, s. e. @rcif, 3.
Qieoemon 81. 9obmoun, Wt. Ntdel,
&. MuIlcr, q. NiiBeI, u. 80b, s. Die.
qcl, e. ". Heinborot .. @oIter mo
$. =. @nltenitein.
Ser n@ittelSbod &erein" bot
lett ieincr REORGANIZATION am 29.Woi
1904 cinen outen iinon5ieQen GrfoIG
cr5ielt, in0em icin &opital sic &ohc
BON 4t5t Collars erreidte, iuelde3
cine 3,mobmc bon 83l Collars CIR
oiebt. @r. 6rib Slider Ierpirtc oo3
Coupler mad beriibmtem MllItcr.
rgi6enfrora."
0a8 qcItri9e rallbe @etter that
Dem MoStenboIl feinen Ibbr1idL Sen
Der Gamenoeretu 6eS ogi6cnfran5"
geiter1 Nben0 IN Ser o&ig6louo 9lcns
0enlD" ncranitoltct bottc. 8on9fnb' II.
Serr lporcn sic Narren 1ln0 N0rrin.
men bcrbei9eeiIt, Inn Dem 8rtn5en
GorneboG lire SuIoigltng onr5rbrin-
gen. GS tonlrtc oobcr oltd) ltidt feb
len Dab sic MoSten Ser 0crrcn ltro
9omcn cbcnIo ori0intIl, oils &C.
l%d)n1odOou morcn. gltd) @rrppeu
belpcGtcn lid) in @iiac uno SiiLc I'M
SaoIe allf mo ob unb trilgen ibrcu
GbeiI sur 8eltoltltng zines bltnt be
ipegten SebenS bel. Inter ocn gills
5clmoSfen befono iih oltf ser Gbtca-
go'cr o9Ioubort" Sod ser nod lei
ner al. beIIcrcn S0lftc @uSifou belt.
@eit bralldtc er nid)t ST. blidcn, 6ern
cine 9eirutbSs Gnn0iootin iucld)e sic
ifriftIif)c &crlidering gob, DAB Iic
5cbn SGllier babe, illdtc c%benfull9
nod ocm cbclltItigen Sod.
Die @rei8pcrtbeiIung fon0 crit
IpGt am Nbeno ltott mo bate oo6
folgenOe HeIuItot;
/. 9omcn , TrciS, oSpinncrin, "
Srie0u 9loer.
.. 9omcn.G rciS, a6rcibcit8gGttilL"
Gliic @cbcr.
3. 9omen . Erci5, o3~igeltncrir."
Worie 9nop.
4. 0amcn-@rci8. o@obriogcrin"
Gina @ennig.
8. 0omel.TrciS, racancriL" Nnt.
guitn Draper,
I, Scrren-@rciS. Slip San @inf-
le," Seinrih 0rcf8Ger.
2. @erren-@rei8, oSteworo," 6rou
2ouiie @ierntolr.
8. Serren.greiS, oGrins" Sobn
llIrih.
A. @erren-@reiS uOcItreider," @o-
rie grit5.
5. Serrcn.@reiS, o@oIi5iIt," 6rou
SiiOor 2ipmo1t.
Die einItimmi9e gniidt iuor, ooB
lid Die 9omcn nit oieiem Mo8fen.
bal einen iueiteren Sriumpb crrult.
gen rno linen Der 9out 9(uer &C.
biibrt.
Die arrangements logen in osn
9Gnoen Der folgcuOen 0amen: amu.
lie gngel, Morg. Seller, Morie @og-
lter, 6rieoerife 2ipmonn, SltIio So.
bel, Sobnnuo Se0 mo 2i35ie Soule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15

"** Der n6robiinn" peronitoltct
an 0ienitog, Den 81. 6ebruor, IN Der
o@ermonia = WGmerdor = Sole"
Ieinen MoSfen6oG. Die @oSfenfcIte
oieieS &ereinS boben felt Sobren 5lt
oen Sallptereigniiiet Ser GnrncOoIS,
Soiion ge56bIt uuo fir sic 9%emobner
oeS @eitenoeS 6ilOcn oieielben geras
0e5ll elm biitoriiheS GreigniB. 0o
MN oieIeS S5a6r Dem Gonlite rcifere
@eIomittcl, oils ie 5lloor, sur Ser
iiiglung iteben ioIlte ii6 Ger 9aG nod,
zines beiieren 9eiudes erfreuelr, aIS
ieire &orgGngcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
@ermiidlte telegrapbiidJe Tepeidcn.

Sn Der N6be BON @iobenS, G.
g., lit ein Saliiirer, NamenS @reen.
burg, BON Der Srau ieines8aItgebers,
s. @. gipans, pelder er @erpolt alts
tbun nollte, erifoiien moIlte. Die
Goroners , Surp bat 5rau gipens
obne Weiteres e%ntlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-15
Gisblofaoe aebrodlen.

@outudet, Maii.. 10. Se6ruar.
- Die 5molft6gige G~isblodabe @an.
ttdet'S Wlir0e beute Oilrf Den fleinen
3oafiitter nMadinac" gebroGen.
melder fiinf @aiIogiere, t05 Side
nit YoitioHen ltno cine Quantitdt
irii6en 8leiides Bel Gliionet ans
2ano ieete uno oaiiir pier5ebn Ser.
Ionen an gorO nobm, mel9e na6 oem
6eitlanoe tpollteu mo ieit beinabe Ia
8agen unireimiaige 8epobner Ser
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$i252.54 mo oic g(ftion o1f $17t0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
JUDGE MAsoh,s COURT,
Solomon Warren Sued Atlantic Coast
Line for Possession Of Property.

Solomon Warren Sued Atlantic Coast
Line for Possession Of Property.
There was an interesting session OF
the county judges court Tuesday, SOL
ONION Warren having entered suit
against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way Company for the possession OF ceF-
tain property in North Gainesville upon
which he claims the defendant en-
ctoAched
The case was called in the mornin &
and occupied most OF the day, The jury
Was composed Of George W. Hyde,
foreman; George 5. Merchant, W. W,
Avera, f. J. Baird, J. A. Phiier and j,
H. Vidal.
After hearing the testimony and ar.
gument in the case the jury retired
and returned with a verdict for the
plaintiff.
Attorney b. A, Thrasher represented
the plaintiff, while Carter 4 Layton
appeared in the interest OF the rail.
road. A motion for new trial Was made
but was denied by the court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
Throuah Line to the eulf.

New York, May l0,--A q special
meeting in this city the directog, of the
Colorado Southern company have. ac.
cording to the Herald, adoptri yadica.
measures for the carrying or, OF the
program they contemplated In making
the Colorado and Southern a through
line 20 the gulf, To this END hey de.
cided 10 incorporate the ruad in an.
other state, and ask the stockholders
to authorize a 500, O0O,OO bond issue
at their meeting in Denver On June
Is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
Marriage at Newberry.

Newberry May l0--SundSy last two
more young people were made happy
and Joined together Till death doth
part" by our honorable judge, f T
Henderson. The contracting partie,
were Miss Melissa Nipper, the charm.
ing daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ;. 7. Nip.
per, and Ed Moore, a prominent young
man Of this section.
The bride was becomingly attired
for the occasion. as was also Miss Ro-
settle Ripper, who acted rs brides
maid
The groom and II Holt. hest man,
appeared AZ their best in the conven-
tionAl suit Of black
The learned judge performed the
happy ceremony in n most appropriate
manner, winding up with \ speech for
the occasion, which was appreciated
and felt 10y all present.
Select refreshments were served by
the brides parents, after which ell
were profuse in extending hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy newly made
couple.
We join the throng OF we'll wiSheS,
aud "let the good work go on"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
AUCKLAND IMPORTS INCREASED
American consUl Just Returned from
that Country.

American consUl just Returned from
that Country.
San Francisco. May i0.-The Amer
lean consul general ~ Auckland. -. z.
Frank Dillingham;. has arrived here on
VacatiOa trip. lie has been the
American representative 10 Auckland
for eight years. During that time
American imports there have increased
In value from Of 900. 900 10 5000 ,O00
Just how New ZealAhd's tAriH will
affect American imports into thai
oOubtry. I am not prepared 90 say" re-
marked Mr. DlilnEhAn. Under the
new tArin BnEiAnd 10 riven q distinct
advantage over al Other foreign oouh
tries SIN S~~ Zealand will have
20 boy heavily from the United states
All Of their agricultural machinery and
npost % Their mining machinery comes
from he Url'sd states ~ e. 81 tksir
tobacco ana May lines % manafac
fufed goods uss DoO,g and skoet~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
Woodmen Of the WorId conv.n..

Chattanooga, Tenn. May lo.-The
annua! convention Sovereigu Camp
Wooimen Of the World convened here
TO-DAY. Sessions are being held on
Lockout mountain. A brief a ltreSs
Of welC "rle was delivered by Soyr.rga
Commander J. {. Root. az N,y'al
committee reports were ma. u The
morning session The ell. ~ and
inSta,.s on OF officers occur morrow.
The session will continue Installation
W officers ocur tomorrow. The SEES.
sion will continue three days
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
% Not be Imposed Upon.

Foley 4 Co, Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as u throat and lung
remedy, and on account ot the great
merit and popularity Of Foley 7. Honey
and Ear many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for FO.ry's Hon.
ey and Tar aud refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. II - mild
ly laxative. II contains no uplates aud
10 safest for children and delicate per.
sous. Sold 10y J W. McColIlm Il Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-11
A Good Suggestion.

Nc. G. B. WainWriRhtpt Lemon City,
has written the manufacturer
.Bt much better results are obtained
)m the use Of ChambeTlsin's Collie,
AOlera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
1ses Of pains In the stomach, collie and
tolera moTbus by taking IL 10 hot wa
"a a. hot as can be- drank. That when
tken In this way the effect 10 double
rapidlty. LIT seems 70 get at the
leht spot instantly" he Gays. For
Ale By all druggists.