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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Makes Good Insurance Record.

+ j. Fl. Bryan, of Seneca, who represents
the New York Mutual Insurance Com
pany, is greatly elated over his success
in writing insurance. During the month
Of January special letter of commenda-
tion was sent out by the company to the
one hundred agents in the United States
who wrote the most business during the
month of December, 1904. In this list
Of one hundred Mr.. Bryan ranked for.
tieth in point of business for his CON-
Pany. He is an energetic worker and
popular wherever he is known.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Captured at Greenwood and rownv1lle.

Last week w. j. Tinch and wife were
arrested at Greenwood, and Mrs. Bowen
sister of w. j. Tinch, was arrested at
Townville and brought to Walhalla and
lodged in jail. They were arrested on a
warrant charging them with crime in
connection with tho infant recently dis
covered under house at Newry. 1t is
said the child belonged to Mrs. Bowen,
who lived with the Tinch family. Mrs.
Bo wen's husband is in the penitentiary
in Georgia, having been sent there over a
year ago from Townes county for counter
feiting. The infant was wrapped in an
old pair of pants and thrown under one
of the houses on the property of the
Courtenay Manufacturing Co. The
Tinches and Mrs. Bowen will be ar.
raigned at the. next term of Court for
OCOnee,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Went to Opera During Trial.

Lexington, KY, January 20.-For the
first time in criminal history, it is be-
lieved, the fact that a jury, sitting on a
capital case, went to witness comic
opera under guard of sheriff, is set up
as one of the grounds why new trial
should be granted. The defendant in
the case is James Garfield Smith, a
negro, who was convicted of the murder
of William Moore and sentenced to be
hanged. While the trial was in progress
the "Red Feather" was given in the city
and the jury attended. The only issue
of the defense was an alibi, and in the
plot of the pl;.y alibis are ridiculod, and
because of this the defendants counsel
alleges that it had a tendency to preju.
dice the minds of the jury against the
substantial rights of the negro and de-
stroy the effect of his testimony tending
to show them an alibi. Hence a new
trial is demanded.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Another GreenviIIe Killing.

Greenville, January 2l.-Because of
some jealous rivalry Waverly Burns was
shot and instantly killed last night in
the upper part of this county. Ernest
Benson and Kay Benson were arrested
this morning and placed in Jail, the coro.
ner's jury having charged them with
committing the deed. All of the parties
are white farmers. II seems that Benson
interfered with Burns, who was with a
girl, and after some expostulation Ben
son was struck by Burns, the latter fall
ing out of door. In a moment, wit
nesses cay, a pistol duel began. The door
was battered down and Burns fell, shot
in two vital places. The room in which
the shots were fired was full of men and
women, all of whom miraoulonsly
escaped.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Pastor and Wife Pounded.

Rev. 81. G. Grossman and wife had a
very pleasant surprise on Friday evening
last. A large number of friends gave
them good pounding of an abundance
of substantial things necessary for the
temporal life. Those who could not
come also remembered the parson and
wife. An evening full of sunshine aud
cheer was enjoyed by games, conversa-
tion, and an address and prayer by the
pastor. All retired saying they had had
very good time and leaving very
happy preacher and his wife full of
gratitude for this kind expression of a
peoples love.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Cured His Mother Of rheumatism.

my mother has been sufferer for
many years from rheumatism" says w.
Fl. Howard, of Husband, Pennsylvania.
"At times she was unable to move at all ,
while at all times walking was painful. [
presented her with bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and after few applica-
tions she decided it was the most won
derful pain reliever she had ever tried /;
in fact, che is never without it now and
is at all times able to walk. An occa-
sional application of Pain Balm keeps
away the pain that she was formerly
troubled with" For sale by DIR. j. w.
Boil, Walhalla; w. j. Lupney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Union Services In the Presbyterian Church.

On next Sunday night, the Goth in
stant, at 7.30 O'Clock, there will be q
union service in the WaIhalla Presbyte-
rian church, TO which all denominations
in town are most cordially invited. The
Rev. II. q. Grossman, of the Lutheran
church, will preach. The memb bers of all
the church choirs are cordially invited
to be present and assist in the music.
1t is greatly desired to make this one of
the most interesting and delightful SER
vices we have had in Walhalla in a long
time
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the health of
the people of this country is in imminent
danger and must be taken care of. 1t
has been decided that every precaution
pneumonia, grip, etc. The best thing to
do is to give good cough mixture as
soon as the cough starts. Get Murray's
Horehound, Mullen and Tar. Only 25c
a bottle. At all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Card OF Thanks.

D Editors Courier: desire through your
columns to express thanks to the many
friends in Walhalia and Millville for tho
acts of kindness and sympathy shown to
me in my sorrow and bereavement in the
death of my wife. These friends will
ever bo remembered by me and their
kindness gratefully cherished through
life. Nay God bless each and every one.
Respectfully, j. H. Renney.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Domestic TrnubIas.

1t is exceptional to find a family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally. but these eau be lessened
by having DR.. Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trouble they save by
their great work In stomach and liver
troubles. They not only relieve you,
but cure. 200. at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Unclaimed Letters.

Following is q list of unclaimed letters
remaining in the Walhalla post Office for
the week ending January 81, 1905: Miss
Gussie Rogers, Timer Craig. Persons
calling for any Of the above will please
say that they Gre advertised.
j. M. Merrick, p. M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Absolutely
HarEisaee

The fault of giving children medicine
containing injurious substances, is some
times more disastrous than the disease
from which they are suffering. Every
mother should know that Chamber
lains Cough Remedy is perfectly
safe for children to take. 1t con-
tains nothing harmful and for coughs,
by DR.. j. w. Bell, Walhalla; w. j. Lun-
ney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Wonderful Nerve.

Is displayed by many man enduring
pains of accidental cuts, wounds,
joints. But there's no need for it. Buck
lens Arnica Salve will kill the pain and
cure the trouble. It's the best salve on
earth for piles, too. 25o. at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25

Newman Thomas, the 14-year-old son
of Dr. w. A. Thomas, of Barlow, Ca,
shot and killed himself last Saturday.
The body was lying on the railroad track
and was afterwards run over by pass
ing train and badly mangled.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
Work OF Revenue Officers.

Last Saturday Deputy Collector e. A.
Aiken, Deputy u. S. Marshal w. b. r.
Corbin and State Constables j. II. Nc.
Kinney and p. p. Mcdaniel made raid
on a blockade distillery on Chauga, ten
miles northwest of Walhalla, and de-
stroyed copper still, cap and worm and
abont 300 gallons of beer.
On Sunday the same officers destroyed
three distilleries and $500 gallons of
beer and p quantity of mash near Battle
Creek post Office.
On their return to Walhalla Sunday
afternoon Constables Mckinney and Nc
Daniel arrested j. III. Manley near Long
Creek and lodged him in Jail here Sun
day night He had in his possession at
the time of arrest two gallons of block
ade liquor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25

Anderson county does not owe dollar.
Greenville county owes nearly $3.50, 900.
What contrast.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-25
ESTIMATE or COUNTY EXPENSES.
Whore The Money Will ao--The CommIssIon.
ore Ask Tor Levy Of Hills.

The Board OF County Commissioners.
has furnished to the Comptroller Gene-
raj the following estimate of the ex-
pepses for Ooonee county for the year
beginning January I, 1905:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Ser Grinder Der SaId)cnnbr.

aiirSlidl lit III Niirnber9 oaS GcnG.
mai Yeicr Scnlcin'S, Oce Grinders
Der Soihenubrcn, cntbiiIlt morocn.
Sic Stoot Nilrnbcrg mo Der Geut'
Idc llbrnlodcr . 0uno crrid)teten IS
acmcinitoitlid 81 ieinem Inoentcn
GrIierc bat $4,000, Setterer ctlpu
$1,000 geipenoet. 9cibe loien boltlI
cine ultc Gbrenidiilo Gin; oenn Die
oItcbrlpiiroioe Stoot Niirnberg per
bullft ibrcm Witbiirger nidt MIR oclt
NubmL oob 1T ibrcn Wollern cine Der
niiblidlten g%riinorngen oller Setter,
ocnuod,t pprocn lit, ionocrn aud oo@
9liibcn llno 8eoeibcn ocS llrnotcr'
@etpcrbcS, boS guar ihon Dor Scn'
Icin bort in beionoerer STUNT &C.
pilcat wltroc, uber ourd Die GrIlll'
oi,na beS gelliolen Wciltcrs crit ST.
eirenl ungenbnten gitfitpunge Iii
jcrcr Staot g%clongtc. Gas lltrrlo'
d,%crbonoperf ielbit ober, oeI'en @cr'
treiltnN Der oclitide llbrmoderbnno
lit, peroontt ScnIein'S Grfinoilng TO-
5uiogcn lcine griiten5. Bon ibr ans
bot lid Die Stunt geruoltig enilpldcIt,
BON ibr ATS lit ibrcn Siin9crn nit
Dem itctie ipadicnocn @ebroild) Scr
Soid)ennbren Gin rcid)er 8cipirt lei,
nitnnlctr pollen bier Sobrbunocrtcl
s~uoeiloiici1. Aber ol,dl Die gclorunle
ciuililjrte @elt ninunt germ Iittbcil
an Der 5eicr, Die cincm Murrte Die
ldr,ait pcroiente Gbrc bringet iolL,
Der uns Elm 10 iibcrolts niisIiteS,
bei,te aerobe5u uncntbebrIidcS Sn.
itrumelt, einen 10 bcultemen mo gu,
pcrIGiiipen MothNcbcr 3ur Mciiull
Scr s3cit ourh ieine Griinhung b,
,dcert bat.
I'm Die gebeitnng Der SenIein'.
id)en grfinonng 9ailj wiiroiscu 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Scltiamc Wcridtc.

PHI Dem 0cbictc Der 8oltronomic
0lbt cS folln cin0cridt, baS BON Der
@ourrnct9 p~crld)n1dbt miiroc, bon Der
Moif0icr Suppc bis 5llnt Hbino5e'
roS . Nrotcn. Gin Barrier Sport$.
mon lhidtc 10 cinigCn Moroten e.
ncn 9otcn mad, IlOIcr, Scr cincn 60
men fouicn lontc, nit beilcn Sleild),
lpic Der %. 2.-M," erj1blt, er iein.
Ireunoe 6l1 bcgliidcn bcnbiihtigIe.
CoS Amer beItun0 aus 5cbn 8Qll'
gen, mo BET icOem bilOcte Der n8U'
Mig Der Sbicre" Dos Sullpiingreoienj.
Bon Der Solucn Suppe bis sur &c.
roltcteu S0rpcntelllc lpuroe jeocr
Song nit groBcm 9eiiuu origenom,
men. Ger pcrItorbcne Iirifa . Sor'
lt,cr Stonlcp mor cin GROCER Sent
ncr mo NcrcbrCr icltlomcr 8erihtt,
ln1o e@ CAB mcnig nGellfuteiIen," Die
or nldlt III elmer bcltimmten 3eit lei
mes Scbcna gefoitct bate, bon Der
Matte ol,gcfangcn bis gum Hbino5e.
ro0 btnallf. Iie Ealntc reid)te CT in'
OcIlcn Der Boa eonitrictor, Die. ipenll
tic ridtig 5ilberettet miro, iciner an'
lid)t nuh iurter OILS buS feinItc aulb,
flci't ldmedt. Ger Glcpbont IT
nnh Der iibereinItimmenoen 9ebaitp'
tung Nucr, Die i'm gefoitct, fein iebr
luobllhmcdcnbcs 8erift. sd babe
Glcpbo1tcn iebr b0uiig gegciicn," er,
tlurte Gapit1n 2in0leu, ein befonltter
Nirita . Sorider uno Sdger, .cr
lhntedt mic lucid)cs 2cber mo lit IL
6olgc ieines Settles niid nod nit
Scin pcrgleldbor. Ingegen," iiigtt
CT bcgeiltcrt bin5u, Yifmedcr Gle.
pbonteniiiBe aiisgc5eidnet." : SD
babe mid oftnols oil Aifcn oeIct.
tirt," bebouptetc Der grobe Hutur.
forid)cr Speef, limo nic bat mir Ell.
lpus 10 gut geId,rncft mic oieies 81.
ridt. Sd fam es bod)itens nit So.
nlnd)crbroten perglcifen, Dem es an
Wcihbeit nno Sdlnludbaitigfeit 1b.
ltelt, nro it] glultbc balnit Dem So.
ititd)eit . 9raten cine grobe Sdmci.
helet 5it MAIDEN" Gin anoerer eng.
lilfer &eiicnocr, @inbc, Der in Suo.
Amerifo bdriig Soauorc geiboiien II.
gc1cllcn, crfIdrtc bieicS Moiibtbier
filr Gin norsiigIiheS @cridt, minbc'
items cbenlo ihmadbuit nnb oppetit.
lid iuicaaIbfIciid, mGbrcno Gin onic.
rifoujider. ~artsmar, Grances
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
ySas @cidDiit in 8ciabr!"

GrgreiicnOc Gpiiobcn aus Oc,l
nMutocncr So9en" lhilbert 9. ST.
ipenfo.&ilpo int yNllbti Siitot": IS
luor am 10. Scbrllor, om "iilniten Ia
&C Der unltntcrbrohcncn Sample. Die
Soponcr ihiencn oos Sog iiir Sag
iih iuieoerbolenoe WlBgeld)ld ibrcr
Ingrific, Die groBen relltltutloIenSer-
lutte nidt mebr SIT nollen; tic idle.
nclt allies uiif cine aurtc leBen 81 mol
len UNI entluc0er Den tScin0 heraliS.
5uidInqen oocr 5u ialclt. Phi ben
ruiIiihen EolitIoncn bcrrldytc Der,
itorftcs 2eben. Iie 2eltte lpurcn bis
5um IcllBcrItcn crid)opft, ubcr ba>
Sircben, nm ieoen YreiS oic ibrcr
8ertbeioigul,g onperirolltcn Vcielti.
giligeit 81 balten, CAB ibnen WtlitD.
Sic ipanntcn Die lebtcn &rGfte oil
nno irnten luicoer in bcn aompf nit
Dem acknowledgement Scinoe. .@iait
gu niht oas?" rllit crbiitert Elm Nr.
tiucrilt mo ld)idt Elm Shrupnen III
Ole Supuncr, Die nit eincm Sogcl
pom Spllttcrn mo augeln iiber.
Idiittct fuerocn. limo Die iaponiid)cit
8clhiisc id)loicn al1d) nift; ibrc
lf)pcren 8clhoIic iegcn oles oili Dem
Wege tort. Phi ben ruiiiid)cn go.
'itionen miro cS utter Dem Sffuarnt
Der @cihoiic 5lir Sole. Sn bent
aroben Der @cifoiie lit fein Goin'
nlonoo mebr bprbor; jeber tbut lcIbit.
mas notblg lit; piele BON ben Siii5ie'
rem iino Solootcn limo id,on gciollcll;
ibre Elobe ncbnlen oltoere eii,, ultb
Der &ompf gebt ipeiter nit iingc.
%id)lu1dtcr Site. gci einem @eidJiib
iino MIR nod &eripunbete 5uriifp,.
Glicben. ga boit Iii Gin 8uitar.
idel,f!" ruft Elm @eriuinoeter, Der.
5lebt ieincn Sd,nler5 uno gibt eineli
aartotidenihub nb. Gie Sopartr
iino ihon 9ar5 nabe; iibcral auf Der
gefeitieungslinic lit an Die SteIlr
oes Sbrapnells Die aartGtid)c getre.
ten Snnorrte bon 2ehcu onbinrni.
.fenS. Nber sic Snponpr THIRTEEN INF.
ner por,udrts; untcr sem Sculen Der
auaeIn nno Dem 3rahen Scr &c
idoiic nnterideioct man idon Die tnis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Ter Grfinocr bcs rfnacliidrrcn"
BANKERS Dor Wcriht.

Tie Woil0n0er Stroifonmer be.
lh0ltlgt ltd) IN bielen Gogcn NIT
Dem SdNuinOel oes fugeliiferen
Eor5crs, Der IebteS Snbr 10 piclIiii.
icben gcnod)t bat. Mngetlo9t iinb
Grnlt Wcncoctti, Griinocr cincS fit.
gcIiihcrcn Rangers; @optiit Won.
5oni, 9cncoctti'S @cid)1itsfiibrer ;ein
Mopofot. NomenS 8eImi, mo cile
itttipidtige Herionlidfeit, NoueuS
errico G%aleguriS. Grnit 9cneoetti
Gin %ebemoligeS aoiiecbou0 . E1dI,
ter aus Hon, iheint an Der Grim.
oungsmoi,ie 5lt leiocn. Gr rilbnlt
iid, erfunocn 5li boben: cincnaiigel.
lorimler iiir BILLIARDS, Elm urperleB.
Iides arnitidloB, eincn rnticnclcn
aiitenofen II. I. ~. 9eionoerS itplj
obcr lit er ouf bte grfinoung zines
fugeliideren Yon5ers, NIT benz CT
in allen Spe5ialit1ien Sbentern Der
@elt itoiirencrregeloe grperimente
gennnd)t bot. 9eine ailgel fonne
bieicn Eanser ourhbuBrell, 10 tuuroc
IN ben Mcflnme . Hoti5cn Der Bet
tlingen bcbaupict. Iiclc Tegicrun'
gen Iieben lid) t1itidrn, nIlen porolt
Die ruiiiihe Hegierung, Der 9eneoet.
ii 5u geginn bes gesetp6rtisenarie.
ees ieincn Eon5er nngeboten bot. Die
Heaieriirtg benuiiroete bnrauf hire
8otifofi iii Ionn, iid) nit Der Sad,e
5u befaIiert, uub Elm @eionotid,afts'
Nitode id)rieb, nad,oem erVeriiifen
Die or fir cbrlid BicIt hciacpobni
bottc, Solaenbes: .Seit Der Grim
hung hcs ShiebpuIpers lit oni Dem
8ebicte Der 0riegspiiicnihoft feint
llpid)tioere unb groBcrc eriinoune
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11

Soluion, Die @DGnc, gut gefod1t lchr
riibnlt. yaacroin9s," lil9t CT bt15t
lit ibr l~uDoricr @critd) nid)t filr Sc
ocrnlolnS @oumCn gecignct." aoiI'
ollrub . Nrotcu iou Dem gcciltcot BET
g8ciienl por5u5icbcn icilt, nno aon'
ourub f. Suppc lit nod Dem llrtbeilc
%icler id)mndbnitcr un0 n%obrbolttr
ais Of)ienihrpnr5. Noropoltnbrcr
bcbolpien. ocr Seebuno. unb Der
Nob6cn ; 9rnten m1rcn nid)t 81 pcr'
ud)tcil, uno nenll man lid) ei1ntal a,
0ic tSarbe mo Dor Iuem an Den De-
rld) gem0bnt bat. 10 miro mot i'm
itCta nit GROCER SorIicbc cilen. Tor
nidt LANCER 3cit crtldrtc Elm be-
riibuntcr irun5oiiid)cr Ndtnriorihcy,
MottCll g.. Eoltetc mGrc ctipos goll5
NorjiiglihcS u10 id)nledc ipcit ongc.
neblncr dis (oubcn- oOer Hebbllbn.
Eoitctc. IicicIbc @ebouptllng bobcu
iibrigcn9 picle Sron5oicn DGbrcno
Der Barrier 9elugcruna oui9eltcllt,
uto Gin Barrier SonrnoIiit, Elm &C.
luilicr Sc Noir, bcbollptet allen Grit
ties: sd babe mir sur 3eit Der &c.
logcrrng cine iolhc Torliebc iiir9Rot'
fen o%n0ciuobut, oaB ih mid nod iebt
'rcllc, ncnn ih tic 6lt ciicn bcfomme."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Nie iul bic Gran iein, bic man bci.
ratbcn mia?

Gltl oielc luihtigc 6ragc gibt Der
leloer Su irilb pcrltorbcnc lron5oii.
Idle Sunlorilt Wor S'Hel in cinem
bin~tcrloiienCn 9iidlein. bna Oieicr
Soge bel Golmann . Gem in Eurio
eridyienen lit, omiilartc Inipori:
nSetrotbc," 10 id)reibt er, ocineSroit,
Die tlclner 1T, ais on. Sciroibe feline
6roll, Die nidt ber5lif ludlen fam.
Wan erfennt ben Gbarufter elmer
Eerion an Der Irt, mic tie lof)t. Sei.
rotbe cine 6roii, Die SpoB perltcbt,
Die Den Sumor ST id)1ben meib nno
Die ollc 9ingc bon Der gutcn Scite
iiebt. Seirotbe feline Strait Die MI.
les tdbeIt unb Die fid) iiber ibre
6reunOinncn lllItig mod)t, Iobolo tic
ben 8iidcn georebt baben; bcirotbc
cine 6rmi, Die cit aliies Wort CUR
Gertbei6igilrg Ger 2eiite bot, ipeIhc
man in ibrer @egenluort loitcrt. Sci.
rattle cine EbiIoiopbin. @enn on
oeine Vrnui ms lbeoter fiibrit iiIb
Die Fldbe nid)t porber beliellt bait
10 beirotbe Tic, iperit iie bel Der aiiit.
De, Dab ouc Yurfett- nllb HargploBe
Dergrltfen limo, better ullb unge5luun.
gen ousrilit: .1as mod)t nihts,
bunn geben mir eben oui Die @alle.
RTE; Die Soupiiod,e lit. Dab mir inns
omiiiirenl" Iieies Woohen I t.ein
gutter aerI;" maj fommt gut ans
nit Der iSroit, Die 5uiricOcn 1T, nit
ibrem Wonn ganS birien 5t iiben.
ipctin in oieicnl 2eben Die 8oroerpId-
&c beiest iin0. Wcnn DIT cinen @eti.
Ter triffit mo linn etipos geben
niuit, 10 beiratbc ne Die 6rou, bic
in ioldem gugenblide 5u Dir ingt:
IS 1T pielelhi ein geirii9er, Der
bos @elo it oieGneipe ir1gt," @eufl
on ieI6it oieie gemerfune mad)it II.
bic Srau Dir AUTHORIZED: nSd)0r, ioll
er geben. Der arnie SenieI! Gs III
beIie 10 folt, elm Clos Bier ipirb ibnl
aut tbunl" 70 beirntbe tic. Seiro'
the cine Sro,L ole aeiuno lit nne ail-
ten appetit bat. Seiroibe feline, oi(
ol ieocm @erid)ie. bds smon ibr Dor
feet nnIuitis berumitodert! Scira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Sin Saaceiani.

Sit if iinncnb, Soipt in Soro &c.
ltilbt:
Sd)oncr Q1g, bob id) lid red)t &c.
niitt?
Gircn Sub ouf mcineS @eibc3
WlrlG,
2iebcSgruB in friiber Worgenitnno'.
Sor9' unl's 9roo TT ireiicr 3bGtig.
fcit,
SfincS Wort III ihorfcm WGnncr.
ltrcii.
einen gllien gcdler irob 0clccrt,
arGitig circm orgen Mlnld) &c.
ipcbrt.
2euhtcnb fonmt aus eip'gem Ster.
ncnroiimt
Sod Snlett ciu icl'gcr Gid)tcrtrounl.
Sinneno lib' id), Soupi in Sono &c
ltilGt:
Shoncr BAG, id) bab' Gid al@gc-
niiBt.
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gns ben yMosecnboricr SlGttrrm."

Grflort: sd iinoc. Ser Hotb ltno
Die Hotbln boben icbr quite Gr,ic.
billg@grlnolGbe; sum Neiipicl ltrei.
tcll lie ltie Dor Den ainbern, lonocrn
ididen tic INNER 5uerIt fort" -
"Scst lpciB id, ncS6olb ibre ainocr
Den gor5en- Sog oui Der Strubc
limo" - 8egcnbctueiS: YWieiltc Mut.
fer bat ood) lnrcd)t gcbobt, ulS lie
INNER mciilte, bel mcinen Sobrcn
fricgt' id cinmlol tcine 6roil; lett
bin ih nod nid)t cinnol oreiBio Sab
re alt mo babe idon Die brittle" -
Giniod): g.: (cnticBD: rOterih, in
Gcinen Eopicrcn ulro Hednungen
berrid)t ia cine bciaoie llnprbnung;
gu nnBt bod) gar rid)t pilien. mas
Gil bc5oblit boit, unb mas nittl"-
y. (iunger @eihGitsmonn): %
bod, be5oblt babe id) nod Niht$l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-11
Warnnng.

Sie bot nidts unO Oh ocSgleihelt,
Genroh fuoIt Sbr, iuie idl icbc,
gu Dem 9unb Der beirgcn Che
eildl bcreitS Die 9dnoc rciten.
aitlocr, Iei6 Sbr oc'tn bel Sinncn!
lleberleat Gild) buS &opitcl!
Sbne Die gcboriger Wittcl
Sol man teinen arieg beginner.
". Nu d.
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bottc, picrSlg Stll10cn lang, lucnr
Cinmol a%ulge5ogen mar. Surg, 0aS
Niirnbcracr 81 lpur uelegt, mo nun
nurbc 0cnl WciItcr lci1c Soft ood)
All lana. Gr bat I'M @cbor, mllBte
aber nod Orci Mod)cn mo bier &aqc
murtcIL bis Der Nutb 9clcgcnc 3eIt
bate. GnOlid mics Die llbr auf Die
Stunoc Der 6rciDcit. 90 ItonO nll,t
Der 0riin0Cr nit Der crltcn Soldcl:s
llbr ppr @iirgcrmciitcr nn0 Hatl.
9tlln bc9riiicn lies, MN mar 6rcuO9,
nun iilrditCtC lid ulld) Der Sd)nclocr
Dor Ocm Ncbcim1iBoolcn lcbcnOlQcIt
Gina nid)t mcbr. Nitbm fam Der
Stoot, HCld)tbllm 0cnl S0lllc 0e3
Mciitcr&, Die quite Sohtcr trtllmphlS'
te, lruo Irnu ltnb Sobnc murcn MN
oltdl 3ulriC0Cn. @eil Dicie nbcr un0
Die BON Der Stnot mo Die &crrct
pom Nutbc Ood) al DEM TCrltull0e
oes Wounc9 gc5meiicIt unO gelnCint
boitell, 0oll5 ridtig lci's nit ibnt
nid)t, 10 that CT 5lpeicrlei. Grltlth bet
er'S ocnl &c6riungcn ub, 0uB er i'm
gci6luocn babe, ltnt Iibcn 81 Dir
len, iinO ucriprad) ibnL melln CT &c.
leQc niir0e, Gin icrtigcs 81. mics
fem ShnCi0crmCiItcr nod IN icInCr
Soldc tritg', Die Salhc fonnc CT lidl
ielber MAIDEN. 3lueitcn@ lou CT bort
nod ioIgcn0c HcOc gcbolten babclL
Die ei1cnilid) iilr Sc0en tuugt, Der
cine ltbr in Ter Suidc bat, mo Die
id. mcnn id) l%lbrnlddcr mare, Sc0cm
brein gebcu pilrbc, Der cine BET mir
%touitc. Ger brupc Wciltcr iou ilt'
funolid) 10 Nclprod)en bnbcn: BE
luunocrt niht, Sbr ScrreL meill &c
ringes Stiidlucrf. 2obt mid bcat
Sinlmcl ooiiir oalifcn, bcnn 0c9
Scrrn irommc 9etrod)tungcn bobcr,
mir bel Der Nrbclt gcboliclt. ga idD
oicicS l%cbcnoigc 81 icrtigtc, Ood)tc
id) an Den llriprung ollcr Weicn ulto
at boS nnlid)tborc Git1, oblle lucI-
dies mir niht icin f0nnten, an bic
3cit. Iie Stunoen iino MN gcion-
gen gcllommclL bol0 miro ic0cr 0etr
ulo Wteiltcr Der 3cit lcil %fonncn, II.
miro ipiliclL mann Conn moOion0
obluchieln, mann Die Blonctcu ar,
mo nieoerItcigcn. Gle ltbr miro
lcin cincS icocn @cDiiicn, ooS linn
Gn5eigt Die p%crlorencn utO Die be,
mlBten S%tlutoen. Sic miro icin Der
Srolt zines Se0Cn, 0cnn er miro
5Gblen fOnncn Die ilild)tigcn Stlln'
zen ocS Slides mo bic bIeicrnct
ocS ltn1liid5, bic bod @ottlob oltG,
iortifreiten iuie Die iibrigcn. Ger
Scioenoe miro icinc 8enciunM Der
@eiongene feline Grloiung, OcrStcr,
benoc Die Stluloc bcS EurooiCicS al;
6lelem 3eiger leben fonllen. Ger
Frieiter miro nidDt Der @ebct5cit, Der
Hi6ter nid)t ieincS ImtcS pcrgciicn
unb niht ser pielen bittcren glllgen.
blide, Die cin @cflogicr erlebt, iein
llngliid erluartcno."
Sier iolen Hotb uno @iirgcrmeiitsr
Gin iuenig nit Den Stilblen geriidt
bobell. mo ooin lit Die Heoc 81 Gnoe
g%egungen, Gie Soidennbr obcr fin.
Den bcittc nod Wciitcr Scnlcin'5
Hltbnt.