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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
just a. Far.

A man who drove across the country
last summer to little town in west
ern Kansas met farmer haul1ng q
wagonload Of water.
"Where do you get water" he asked.
CUP the road about seven miles," the
farmer replied.
"And you haul water seven miles FOR
your family and stock?'
yep"
"Why in the world don't you dig
well?" asked the traveller, excitedly.
Because, stranger" the farmer said,
calmly, "it's just as fur one way as the
other"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Gen. Buffers Horse.

General Butler has had brought from
South Africa the horse that carried
him through the Boer war, and it will
spend the rest or its days at the gen.
erals home. in Devonshire, England
IT was shot in the neck in one of the
battles.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Lhasa's Golden Roofs.

Speaking at the Royal Institution the
other day on Tibet" Mr.. Perceval
Lan.ion, who accompanied Colonel
Younshusband's expedition, said that
the Tibetans had not realized the prin-
cinie of the wheel Or the arch, but,
curiously enough. thoroughly under
stood the cantilever principle in. their
bridges. Their style of architecture
was curiously like that of Switzer-
}aad, and they adopted the same
method of placing large stones on their
huts to keep the roof from being blown
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
ALL HE FOUND.

'T trust" the new joke contributor
wrote, "you may find something to
attract you in this batch"
HUH" grunted the editor. II find
an error in spelling. The word
batch should be botch.' .'"-Philadel
phia Ledger.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
No Strain on His Eyes.

"You must take a nap this afternoon,
for we want to 60 to a band concert
tonight" said mamma to her little
three-year-old.
"But why do I have to take nap"
he answered. II will hear the band
wita my ears" Mrs. Louis Theilmann,
in Little Chronicle.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
JUST LIKE SALVATION.

Tourist Gin Arizona)-How's the
death rate in this town-pretty high?
Tarantula Tom-High, nothln'!
dyin' don't cost yer cent in this
we're camp, pard. You kin git it free,
an quick. No, sir; We hain't so
sting we've fixed up schedoole yet
awhtle!-Cleveland Leader.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
HENRY WATTERSON,
THE LAST OF THE PERSONAL
JOURNALISTS.
BY JOSEPH N. ROGERS.

@ ITOIE seventeen miles from
G@I Louisville is located Mans
| - field" one Of the best Of
-O-I the smaller estates of Ken
lIsH l9lII lucky, presided over by
CoIoneI Watterson, familiarly known
throughout the State as "Marse
Henry"
Professionally, he is farmer. Per-
haps you imagine that he is an editor
or author, or lecturer, OF politician.
If So never mention the matter to him;
it will give him pain.
The great trial of Colonel Waiter
sons life is that his friends will not
take his agricultural pursuits seriously.
Small blame to them. When Marse
Henry is not in Switzerland writing a
book. or in New York talking politics,
or lecturing on Lincoln in Kalamazoo
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Kissing.

Strikes us that man who would let
another man other than his father or
brother kiss him deserves to die as well
as the one who kills him. We'd as soor
kiss cow as a man.-Interior (kan.}
Journal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22

off. The most lasting impression Mr..
Lanilon brought away with him Of the
country was the "golden roofs" Of some
of the principal buildings Of Lhasa.
They were really of copper.-London
Nail
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22

GETTING EVEN WITH HIM.
"If you believe you would be hap
pier away from your husband, why
don't you leave him"
Because I'm afraid he'd be hap
r pr also o."-Horr+on Post.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Household
MATTERS
Stuffed Flank Steak.

Have your dealer reserve for you q
nice thick flank steak without scnr--
ing it, but instead have him make q
pocket in it by splitting it through the
centre to within an inch Of the edge.
on the three sides. Fill the pocket
with a meat stuffing or bread stuff
fing made as for poultry, and sew the
opening together. Sprinkle the meat
with salt and pepper and roll in -four.
Put some drippings into baking pan,
let It get hot, put in the meat and
bake in hot oven. After about ten
minutes add a cupful of hot water,
cover and cook in slower oven from.
an hour to an hour AMI half, Dasting
frequently. Serve with the thickened
gravy in the pan.-What to Eat.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
ALL DONE OUT.
2 er also

Veteran Joshua Heller, Of 706 South
Walnut street, Urbana, ILL.,, says: I'm
the fall of 1899, after taking DoaD's
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22

The Japanese government Is plac.
ing large orders for metal and wood
working machinery in this country.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Orange Cake.

An orange layer cake can be prepared
as follows: Beat to cream the yoIks
Of four eggs and cupful OF sugar.
Add three-fourths Of a cupful Of sour
cream and then one and three-fourths
cupfuls of flour which has been sifted,
with half a teaspoonful Of soda, sew
eral times. Crate in enough Of the yell
low part of an orange to give the cake
a strong orange favor. Bake in rather
thick layers. When cool spread upon
one sheet, or upon two, il there were
three layers, a thick coating Of orange
pulp. Cover the top leyer with an icing
made with powdered sugar moistened
with orange juice and grated rind OF
OH orange. A little lemon may also
be added. Decorate with few bits.
of candfed orange peel. Place the
cake aside until the icing has become
firm and then serve. 1t will keep se7.::
eral days.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22

will be remembered that Shakespeare
makes Hamlet greet one of the mem.
bers of the company Of players with
the words, 'By r lady, your ladyship
is nearer heaven than when I saw you
last by the altitude of chopine."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Ounce Cake.

A good cake that can be used as a.
dessert is the following ounce cakes,
it is very rich: First make a simple
sponge cake. Spread the cake in two
even layers, each about half an inch
thick. Let it bake slowly, so as to-.
keep it tender and moist, until It is
done. When cold spread each Of thas
layers with ounce jelly and cover one
with whipped cream that has been
stiffened with a little melted gela-E
tine. The whipped cream may be fiay-s
ored with ounce by adding a.table-.
spoonful Of Lot melted ounce jelly
to the soaked gelatine. When this:
cream is spread on one cake lay 1t;
aside and spread on the other q mer-
ingue, and bake it. slowly for about
fifteen or twenty minutes. or until IL
is light brown. The edges of the
cake should be covered with the mer-
ingue so that it will not become dry
in the oven. After the merinque has
become cold pile the layer of the cake
which is covered by it on top Of the
other layer. containing the jelly and
cream. This is an ornamental cake,s
and nice for dessert, served cold on a.
crystal platter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
Staot Baltimore.
l(it bic Seicr!

E%criuucn, mrldDc Die StnSt UGb'
rcnb Der Commemorate pcrlaicn,
f6nncn bcn r9cntidlcn Correspondent
ten" nno SaS SOnntaGSblatt fir G5
Gcnts sro Monat mad europa fir
$500 per EOit 5uacidJift crBalten.
Gcdpt,citiac gnmelonnG ser Norciie
fir Den Gunner, cbcniO ScS ctluaigcn
@rdicls ocriclbru iinS i'm SntcrcHc
Der Gcier erwinidlt, nm llntcrbrr.
dung in Der 3uicnSuns bcS 8lattcS
IN pcrGiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
Eiii5iener staub Der 6lubo,

2rob oeS u%mgcheureu R%eqenauiicS
geitern Nadmitiog iono boS 9oie.
bauipicl 5luiiden Den Eolisiitcu bon
bier unb @oibington Itott, nohoem
Der Sinmel iif) muiaetl0rt bate, Die
bieIigen 0lourode Wnrcn unboilid)
aeniig, ibre @aite cine Geibe @Gnie,
eier legen unb nift eincn ein5igcn
n8nn" maiden 81 laiien, wdbreno Tie
ieIbit beren fl heimbrohten. I'm
ibre perlebten 8efiihle etlpns 81 be-
iduftigen, beiuirtbcien Die bieiiaen
Jeiniten Ole @%aibin9toner Seiniten
nit Dem Better, lpoS Die Wonirmen'
tenitabt bietet.
Cas- neue Gernoni de 8 O.
tel all Der 1ranflin, nobe Soip-
erb1traBe, n3irb an 4. Sepfertber o.,
ii3ieu eroffnct. Ias SoteI lit einc
3ieroe Der Stabt unb zines Der
tA0niten oes 9anbes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
YnhcraciuDhnlid,cS @crGuIdl.

Sn ser gnll5en Sto0t fam ntall
cine rnllbe Stimmc ober Nohobmumg
zines Gon5ertitiideS b6ren. @orltm
ipirit man oieie biaigeu Spredmalhi.
men uno aebrallften HecorbS meg
uno fault cine quite a~,iSitottrrg bon
Nui. Die bcocntenoiten Wuiifer Der
@elt bobcn bieielben. @ariim niht
Sic? u. y. Eetit bon Nr. 31S,
Norb SolporoItroBe, ein SndperitGu.
bigger nit 1~G.jGbriger Griabrnng, lit
iiberlid, ser Wonn, bon Dem man
folicn ioQtc. @eiuden Sic i'm. Gr
bebauoelt Sic red)t. Wugt3,iSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

Milo $50 unb Soften. - Gil.
lie Steiport bon Nr. $40. Sorreititr.
mo Winnic &obnion bon Nr. 224,
Siio.9onoitroBe, Qerietbcn gclterll
Wnracn an bcrSorrcititrobe in cil1cn
Streit nit cinnnhCr mo it0rten ole
WorNenrubc Der m%litGnoigcn Nodl-
barn. Sic mrrOCt pcrbuitct, uno
&ooi 8ronllon pCrlWtbeiltc 0cioe 81
$50 Stroic mo Soften. Iie Sroucn.
simmer mnn0crten ms @eiGnQniB,
Srcunoe Scr Stcport ,obltcn gciterlt
Nbcnb obcr Oic Siroic. @eoen lnoc.
biibrlihen @ctroQcns iprroen ulld)
Die Neaer Nobcrt Scoiiclo bon ser
%ineltraBc mo @u1. SrunciS uno
Ola 9ridboulc bon Der G%beltnutitr.
Dem &aoi uorNciiIhrt. IS mar Elm
GiieriudtSioQ SeitenS Ser bcioen
Wtunncr, mo Ncibc mon0erten oili
30 Gage ms @eiGrgnib ga iie $25
mo Soften nidIt bNroppcn fonntc1.
Gno mnroe frci0clniierL ga lie stuei
feline ainocr 5u Souic bottc.
ii brer frciaeipru,
d. II. = 9ci Dem Snoucit, meld,en
Coroner Gr. Otto Nc. @einborot III
Der liiolid)en Eoli5eiltotion iibcr bcil
Sob Der bier Sabre oltcn Soiepbine
SurSo obbicIt, ueIdc onr Gunner.
tag Ibcnb al Der Charles. unb @il.
iiomionitruBe bon einem StrobeE,
balm . Wuggon iibcriobrcn nno ae,
tootet luurOe, lprad)eu Die @eIdmc.
reneii Den Motoriiibrer emanuel !.
edenroo bon iegIider SduIS fret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

@ollucrneir 3nrlicIo rift nod)
(olulon ullo fam Damn per e%lettri.
Icbtcn iein, Ole nod Souic 5uriidfcb-
rem.
lhCr @n6n nod Baltimore; Nadnlit.
tags rcilte cr naA ieincm &nnoiibe
Snf0ule.
Gle rCguIGrcn (ruppcr marid)ir.
ten nit Scr (ruppc u nud) Yifca'
bile, 100 tic bis i1orgen blcibcn mcr.
bcn. &eutc 9tahmittog lperoen Ole
9unhe& Srlppcn BORT Eorooe.grcr.
siren bnItcn.
PIN SreitoQ Abcno ertbciltc 8ou.
uCrneur Murlicl0 Den @euinncrn
bci'm Sd)cibcnihicBcn Die Ereiic III
Sorm pon WconiQen. Iie @cuinncr
morcn: Moior g. M. HomlinS, Capt,
@ulbington Nomie. JIM, Sroonnun,'
Ser1cont Is. ". &GSmcDcr, Ser
gennt ). e. @ipunL Sergeant &. 8.
@ri0bt, Corporal Z. u. Smith, Ga
pitGn IS. 4. Goof, lieutenant ". =.
0oltn1 Wuior ". IS. Spmlcn0, So.
pitGn ". y. @rotun, 2iGttenont =.
HiICp, SrOonnon5 Sergeant @.A.
Ncucbon mo major &. NJ. Hom'
Inns.
@ouncrnclw @arilelb ernanntc om
Srcito9 NbcnO Ole MorplGnoCr Sdii'
ten, pcldc an Dem in biciemt WonAt
nod 5u Sea @irt. Ms, ltottiinocn'
Den notionoIcn @ettihicben Gbeil
ncbmcn loucn. 1icielben limo: Srl'
Gooc . General 9oiproion Riggs Ma
ior g. Nt. &oplinS bonn .. HeGi'
mcnt, Moior u. !. Sort pom @rigo'
&c Stobc, Gopt. q. &. Goof bonn 1,
Ncgimcnt, Gopt. @albingtpn Nolplc,
il1., pon ). Hcgiment, Capt. ". Y.
9rolun mo Capt. ). &. Mittenbollle
pom 1. HcAimcnt, Sicuicnont ". =.
Dorung bonn Signol . Corps, ger
ncont ", Ncnchon uno Sergeant :.
Firic pom /. Ncaiment, Serneol1t Is,
". aG@mcncr, Sergeant s. G.@ipon,
Sergeant !. HoaerS mo SergenrtS.
Z, @cod) pom ). Megiment, Corporal
&, u. Smith uto 8eueiler S.Nlum'
len pom .. Meaiment. lnu.
IoS brigade . 6elolagcr. iucld)eS
ole 5luci Sabre gebolten MIRO, foltct
ocm Stnot Niles in Mllem $2o,uO-
$4,000. Gic @obnung belief lid) Die
les %obr oui S25,5 800, nno gelterl
MorNcn IN Scr Iriibe witroeh VILE
ohncI0hnt.
GnS pom General HiggS erllol'l'tr
&%riea@gerid)t, bcifebeno aus Sberlt'
Sicutcnont u, 0oriep Goolc, Sbcrlt'
@icutenont ). 6romf Supplee. eapt.
Samuel Riaq9 mo @ajor 5. SIllt'
lcp, bate mcnig su thiln; nnr EN-
SoIOat bate lid mesen zines 9a''j
geringiiisisen 9ergebens ~ perart'
Dorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

MobooG cttbci(tc Scr r@Citcrn llrion
Selcgrop6 Co 0cirWu Oo2 Ncd)t, sic
@otenhicnit- uiO Glubrcdcr . AIornl.
6r1bte scr ,Gbciopcotc Eotouoc &c
Icpbon Co." lucldc ijh III ocnCn ct-
qcncn Gollbuitcn hciiuocn, 81 &C.
brolrdsr, Bis iie lire cjQcnCl aobcI
IN Den iiG0tiid,cn GonOuitcn gcIcNt
babe. @iS sim I. Noulldr hoilt Die
(%clcgrnp6rn WcicQ doit loren ci0c.
ucn 9ctricb I'M .GutitubIe @CbduNc"
in CrOnun9 81 hohcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
Ins Baltimore /. GoMntg.
Grmeitcrur1 Ger 9cloir . Npcnuc.-
@cbrrtatuaaicicr Scr Srou Zoos.
Ghcid)cioungaflagc,

@cburtatoaaicicr Scr Srou Coos.
- GhCid)ci0inq@tlugc.
GtCncrQblcr mo 8runohciiBer an
9c!air NuCnllC o0er perl. 0anitraBt,
JiuiiGjcn NORTH . NUcnlc l10 0en83.
lC,ieu scr Baltimore = Ohio 90bn,"
b!eItCn in ". $. 3ummcrcr'S Npo.
thcfc cine &crlonmIung ub; &r. Is.
TJllingrr mur Noriibcr ulO Nr. =.
Mn. Srirann Sefrctdr. Gin Gomt.
Il. bcitcbCt6 aus Den $50. 4iQiunl
NlbnllCr, Com. &reB nn0 Gbu9. Ga.
6CnulunCr, pltr0e nit Dem Nuftragc
%Crnonnt, meitcrc Sd)rittc 81 ibulL
nm ole GrlpCiterlng Der StruBe al
oicier StCle OurdBuieben.
@cburt1togS.fctcr.
6ruu 4. Zoos gnb am leBten Cor.
nerltug in ibrCr Wohnltng nr Belle
uiCp Mucnuc, Hohe H%oipcburg, al.
IGblid) ibrC3 %. @cbltrt9togeS eiutn
Gmpionh an mcIdcm iid audi pieIe
Mitglieocr OC4 Iamcn 0crcin3 Oc2
~OtCbqcr . @eiungpCrcinS" bethel.
liatcn. NllerDnuo Gririihungcn mr.
ocn lcroirt mo 6rou Coos crbielt q.
ne aarje N15abl iu0ncr Wcihen.e.
llntcr Sen Nnlpeicn0en bcinn0Cn lid:
Ole &errcn Nnton Hoiicrt, Serb. ariin.
pei, emil SoC6, i. Sonco, Goocnben.
Der. @rteb, S~uetgera0 un0 s. 9Sa0nlc
nebit 0%uttinrcn bic Srnucn Sliliu
llalcr, emma Foner9, SeoncttcSb
q. e. Nuro, Gli}ubcth Sole. autieWi.
bCl, Nnnic Fultllt9 mo An1clia Dor.
bod; 6rlS. NcQie Meiierimit6, Glco.
nora Coos, Ntlnnie Coos, NcttieObi:;
Die $50. Glnlt0 Sura1, Scnrp 9inoel.
OcirL 6rcOcrid 9tuGtin0bol& George
Glentje, @rn. Coos, Sorrp Coos, 80.
Golc, Wottllcb Tou, Srcb. Stopf Is.
DinQling un0 @n1. @oiiert; Sonuel
Wartilt mo Satin, ArtbnrW urhant
mo Satin, Srco. SooS lno @uttill,
Die &&. GGrld, Welicrinlitb, 9opcn
unO Smith nebit 8uttinnen; Ole Ga
men 2ena Shelley, gIi5abetb Cor,
Minnie &otb, Catherine 2ong, emma
NlGder, Nmclia 3immcrmoun, 2ena
2libbodL Nmclia G%br6orot, Siobelll
Sulon, S55ic @ngncr uno Wor1uc-
rite Grborot.
6rou Sims fIo0t oui Sdei.
ounq.
Trou Worp Sinb bot ourd) ibrct
NrmaIt @n. $. Qamrence einealanc
AMI tbcilWciic Shci0ung bon ibreln
Wanne @nI. Sint einoereift. iomi,
aul 3ablunG bon Nlimcnten u10 Mu.
mult3gcbiibrCu. Sic murocn ala II.
Mai 1903 gctroilt uno Iebten bis
sum 3. Ii1uit 5uiommcn, nls lie lid
angcblid mc9cn oe5 9ctraacnS hires
ManncS 8c5mungen iob, i'm 81 Der.
loIlcn.
Gbcf StrcCt II ltruirt.
&n 6olNc Scr Erotcitc scr @iirger.
2igo oe@ GounipS Qcgcn ongeblidle
llebcrtrctungen beS Sonntoqa . We.
iebe2 un6 ser @eiebc 1e0cn oo5
@liidSIpiel bat G6ci Street Den Eoli.
5iitcn ocs GounipS geite:n ipp3ieue
Neicblc crtbeilt.
GieIen 9eicblen I'll Solae mcroen
Foli5iIten in Uniform unb IN Gipil
bcllte Die pcrihicrenen TlGBe I'M
Goru1tp, no man ionit geiitige 8e-
tr1nfe erbielt, acnou beiuod)en unb
ctiuoigc @cieteSiibertreter sur In5ei.
&c %bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13

9ic @ibel Jim 81 ecorb."
WiQcr, Gin 10 Sabre alter 9iir.
ItcnbinGCr BON Nr. 1872, SitsGagcrs
ltr0bc, brndte NcIttrn mobl Die Ioil'
hcrborltc Nu@rcoe im miitleren Sta.
iionSbollic Dor, luelf5c ie in eincnFo-
ii5ci1erid)t ~oeGubert morocn lit. Viii.
Ter lunr nan9cid)olltu" nnb orobte an
Der Ode bon CHARLES uno Sopctte'
iiroBe, olle TolIonten nit leinen
ncrpigcn SSGlliten beorbeitcn 81 mol
len. Solcpb q. Sdlnliot podte ibn
id)Iicblih bci'm @enid nno brat)te
i'm noh Dem Stc'ionsbnule. Gem
Eoli5eirihter Grammar porgcfiibrt,
erfl1rie Wiler: .Sr. Mid)ter, Sic
ioaten MIDI meines .&ecoroS" lueget
gcben loiien." guf Die Sroge, mos
Bonn iein n@ecnrb" lei, 500 MiQer
oie 9ibel aus ser Siiitentaide. Ser
Hidter antluortete, Semonb fonnte
nid)t Die @ibel ais Midtidnur neb-
men unb lid 81 gIsider 3eit betrin-
fen, uno ltraite Miuer Inn So nno
Soften. 3ablen fonnte Der Wonn
nid)t, mo 10 lponberte er oiif ereiBig
Gage ms @efGnqniB.
3u pieI Spium. = 0eQ enl..
len, Gin IN Hr. 104, Horo-Srontltr,
mobnboftes Srauensimmer, nabm
geitern cine 5i grpBe Goiis Worpbm
nnb mubie nod benz .Staot-Soipl.
tai" gebraht iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
dc yWamGucr" III Gnoc.

Die WnrDl0n0rr Stuot9 Mills pie.
Der 81 Snuic bel NiltttcrH.- Cine
@od)c oaricQaoicuit" uro Ger.
0nilgcn. - Ioa TcIOlu0er %foitetc
S21,5CU al 20hnung oIcin DC.
IonmtroItcu $4,000 bis $50.
OOO. 49,
Gic l(c6run9cn oocr nMon0per" on
StoNt9 Mili& mcldc pprigcnS onn-
tag bcDoill1cl tomcl gcitcrlt 5itul
AbiNluB. @ouucrncur @uriiclo II.
lctn Stob %reiilcn acitern Worocn
idon bon bcnl Militlrlagcr 9rloir
CD, mo sur ieIbcn Belt brnd)en sic
rcGltlarelt 5ltn0C3 Grlppen Die it'd
an Den nWuli0ucrn" bctbciliaten, II.
Grippe u AM. 3nCicinbulb Stltn.
0cn ip0ter, nm 10 llDr &ormittoos,
loIAtc Ooa critic 9icQiment unO iu6r
iiber Die "WorpIouo . Fcnniplpaniu.
Nubn" nod Baltimore. Iua nicrtt
Regiment pcrlieB Dos Eager aeitern
NohmiitoG nm l5 llbr unO Iong;c
mn @G l(br IN Baltimore an. luS
FINITE Ncqimcnt blcibt bis bcl,tt
9tohmiltaG 1 llbr i'm 6cIoc. @cuc.
raj NiAd3 nl0 ieiu Stub mcr0cn Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-13
Nus Den 8crid)tcn.

-"
iucrocn. 49, $4,000 ais Shohcn
criob perlunat. e Gin miloc@ llr
tbeil. - @cror Sgo6tcn ialitc;
@clo.
Inter Der @ebauptlng, 6nb ibl
@ottc Sobn Martin Mott 5llr ,}cit If.
rer Seirotb, nlll u. Ic5enlbCr 1898
lrrllflttg mar, iudtc gcitern Nnnu
Mott I'M &rei0aeridt nm S%reunlull
i6rer Gbc nod). TSn Der alaQeidriii
ioGt lie, Dob lie orei @od)en nod Der
Soh5eit 5l,erit Spuren oes Grriinn2
AT ihrem @otten ipobrnotm, cine
@od)e ipGtcr erfilbr lie Damn, baB CT
id,on Dor Ser Gerentonie nidt 5lired,.
mtngSidbig mar. sic lebte in einenl
Nnuie nit ibnt bis gum iolaen0ell
Npril, ala cr oui ouS Nttcit bon 3tuei
Nlcr5ten nod Dem DNt, Sopc.Aipl,"
IS Wonutc ipGtCr nod Dem YOtarp-
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Sprin9iiclO Ncbroht nlroc, 100 er
nod Jest meiIt. sic bcboltptct, Bob
cr it oieier ieincr geiitigen llmnof.
TING nift I'M Stnnoe mar, einen
rCd)tmGbiacn Gontroft cin5u1eben,
uu0 oc3boIb Die Seirotb unGii!tig lei.
Gin mil0e@ llrtbeil.
Nidter Goblcr uerurtbciIte gcitcrn
&obn I. @iiGop III einem &obr 3llht.
boll3 megcn NC2 0icbItoblS bon $500
lpcrtbcn ,Slnuclcn non &oicpb Goltle.
BERG & So, al Gutou-, nobe 6nuettea
itroBe. 9iihop nor iriibcr bel Scr
Sirmn onQcitcIlt nnO acitnno bel lei
ncm Ero5eB out W'ittmod), Bob or
picle Scr Sdnnldiod)cn OcricBt unO
ooS oitf oieiC Mciic crboltcne @clO
bel ben @@ctrennGu imo GlcctricEort"
uerloren babe,
$4,000 ais 2 d obcueriob
OCrlnnNt.
Bon ser Baltimore. : bio,@obn"
DerIonqte Qeitcrn i'm GOnmonFlco5.
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pom Nleronoer Wiia2. iiir lid, uno III.
re Sinner $4,000 Sdu0cncriob fir
oen Zoo hires @ottCn, ser olti oen
@elciicu Ger @ubu i%ibcriobrcn morb.
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Souerluolo cincn Wnlprltd bon $40
coo Qegcn Die S%trnBenbnbn iiir Ser
leBungsr, sic Cr 5lr 3cit Ser Gollis
lion 5luiiden 5lUci g8nQqonS in @eit-
port crlittcn bnbcn nil.
@m. Wt. Elont muroc 9~citcrn I'M
Stootaeridt bon @corae Nj. Ibbott
ulri $4,000 Gntihi0iQung pertlnat.
abbott iicl bel cinnm @aii an Der
SiNblunO. Npc. pom 5peitcn Stods
mcrt bcrob, neil 'in @olfcn, oif
Dem er ltono, unfippte. Gr pCrlebtc
lid ON anpf uno a6rper.
&omcS .. Wc9toup mrlroc i'm Mni
bel Dem @oi, ocS .SotcI Goralpel"
ourd) cin fuQcnoe& Stiid Giien ON
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lett. Gr pcrtluQtt Ocabalb NcItcrn
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$4,000 Sd)o0cnCriob.
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ShomoS ". Smocr bon 4. Cor Snn
& So. uno Nobcrt q. elliott inter
Scr @eboilptung, OoB cin WoQcn Ser
&crfloqten an Is. Srni icin &inb IN
Mt. @innn& iibCrilbr, 0nS aino
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&crau@Qnbtcn al DIES
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WodoQ murbcn oc'tcrn nom9unoeS.
GommiiiGr Hoger@ me0cu ongcblifer
@cruu8Qnblng bon iolifcn Collar.
Siiidcn liir ibrcn Vro5cB nod) Dem
@cfGnqniB Gelon6t. Ser Ne9er @m.
Cllrncr, Der an htr @rlceitroBe ei.
nen 200cn betrcibt pe%ranluBte lire
TerbnltllnQ.
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Q(rthur ~. MpbIpn,

Wr. TT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EnHaae . Wutariats WclowedJiel.
@nreau. ShiifSfnrtcn fir aue
0ampier.2 inicn. &%eiiepGiic, @ediel,
8elomcdieI unb @cIoienounaen.
(aprii4.1O
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SdifiSfarten bon nuo mad 9eatid.
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiitc $50; DEMONSTRATIONS biz
gum 1. Muenlt $3.50; bonn 1. gns.
Dis 1. Ropember $3.50 uno $62.50.
Runoreiic 5u biaigerem Ereiie.
Sbeu. $. 9iener & So, simmer Nr.
3, ia OIt.2esinston.S tr. (323-l
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Wcloicnonaaea mad 9cntidIanb nnb
Gclrcidl

at 81 Gents pro Htarf unb 20h
Gents pro arone. Eorto ertra.
@etieI ~msgeIteut auf ole Tbeile
Der sacIt. 9bcD. S. Siener e 81,
ia Slt.2erineton.St tt. 3immer 9sr.
8. 180)
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iii d, q.

sSbalia : WGmnerdJor" 8 Grfnriion
nadD Fen'Mnr ain 3. September.
Gr,uadienr S1.00. 0inocr 80 Gcnts.
Siaetc bel a0cn Witalieocrn unb
in Der &crcin Sballc, Nr. 1922, Sar.
furb- Nucnne. (225,32,9,44-6)
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Gel nmo glib,

Cine Nobijic ser ". Vf. @nbn" per.
6rannt. - Gntbielt orei SGiier
QatcrncnGl. @roluite onoert,
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bronntc Oo3 6eler I'M 9Gu Iid)terlob,
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font, i6Ill1cn Sic GIommen 3llrl
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binoui. Iic GabiIie miroc ifncu
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ten nad Nllsbrlld ocS Seucr5 mrlroc
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