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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
Plans to Hold 3,OOo,O 600 Bales.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Ii. -Following
the arrival of President Harvie Jordan,
the Southern Cotton Association today
perfected plans for taking off the mar
5000, 900 bales of cotton by means
OF a series OF pledges which the farm
ers will sign themselves, stating their
name and address and the amount
of cotton they will thus hold. The
cotton held will not be sold for less
than 10 cents according to the pledges.
A representative of the association is to
be sent into every one of the BIT cot
ton producing counties of the cotton
belt at once. When the pledges are
signed they will be sent to the central
office of the association in Atlanta.
President Jordan says that half of
the crop has already been sold at an
average of 10 cents and the spinners
must have all the remainder. He be-
lieves that Is cents for the remainder
is a fair price and it will only average
the spinners IL 1-2 cents while they
have based all their calculations on ID
cents cotton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
MRS. MARTHA ORR PATTERSON.

In the death in California of Mrs.
Martha Orr Patterson the people of
South Carolina have suffered a pro
found loss. She was a gifted
iovable, full of tact, accomplished and
endowed with rare intellectual talents.
These talents she unstintedly gave to
the service of her people. In late year
she had been working ~assiduously for
the establishment by the state of a re-
formatory for youthful criminals-an
institution to which THE ADVERTISER
has heretofore referred as being greatly
needed. 1t is not unlikely, that had she
lived, at the coming session of the Cen
eral Assembly her efforts would have
beer realized. We still hope that her
plans will be carried into effect.
Mrs. Patterson has been active in the
Wornan's Federation of Clubs and she
has been perhaps more helpful in the
direction of its work upon lines of real
improvement than any other South
Carolina m
Mrs. Patterson was a daughter of the
late Governor James l.. Orr and a sis.
ter of the iato Col. j. l.. Orr, president
of Piedmont Mills.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22

All able-bodied male citizens between
tne ages of 81 and GO years are liable
pay a poll tax of $1.OO, except old
who are exempt at SO Years
computation Road Tax ST. 90, in lieu Of
WORKING the public roads, to be paid at
time as stated above.
j. H. COPELAND.
I County Treasurer.
haurens, s. c., Sept. &c, 19O5-td.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
Medical Society Meets Nov. rs.

The annual meeting of the Laurens
County Medical Society will be held at
Laurens, on Monday, the 25th of Nov.
inst. Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected, and other matters of great
Importance to the profession will be
considered. 1t is hoped that every phys
ician in the county, who is a wellwisher
of his profession, will be on hand
promptly at II o'clock, a. m.
JOB j. BooZER,
Il. e. HUGHES, President
Secretary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
Saved by DYNAMITE.

Sometimes, a flaming city is saved by
cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs on so
long, you feel as if nothing but dyna-
mite would cure it. q. T. Gray, of Cal
houn, Ga, writes: my wife had a very
aggravated cough, which kept her
awake at nights. Two physicians
could not help her; so she took DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, which eased
her cough. gave her sleep, and finally
cured her" Strictly scientific cure for
bronchitis and La Grippe. At Laurens
Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co., price
0 cents and $l.00. Trial DO tiles free.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
AN EXPLODED F O

The effort of S. M. Milliken of New
York to destroy the reputation of w.
E. Lucas as a cotton mill operator
by means of an affidavit in which
he repudiated his own acts and
adVlces in regard to the Laurens Cot
ton Mills may now be said to have
been exploded again. Two or three Of
fers have been made, at different times
by different parties, to buy the Milliken
stock, leaving to the Millikens the op-
ton of naming a price. Of course
everybody knows that w. e. Lucas in
dividually could not buy the stock. He
is comparatively a poor man.
No man who is not an idiot will main
tain that a man who has not an excep-
tional reputation for ability and hon
esty could attract to his support cap
ltallsts who are eager to back him with
three or four or five hundred thousand
dollars and more at any time.
Let the men here in Laurens who
criticize Mr.. Lucas, some of them in
dividually worth in money two or three
times what he is worth, step out into
the open and try to buy or build a few
cotton mills. Mark what we say-it's
a mogul engine to a monkey wrench
that the Millikens won't back them for
a punched quarter. The Millikens are
using them for other purposes. When
the Millikens are done with them, the
Millikens who laugh at them now, will
dump them into the trash basket.
More than all, the Laurens Cotton
Mills, built under the direction of Mr..
Lucas, who to u personal knowledge
used to get up before daylight to see it
built well and economically, is here with
it's record to say whether or not the
great confidence he enjoys has been
fairly earned.
Mr.. S. M. Milliken has said under
oath in the course of the Laurens Mills
litigation that his house could not do
the services that it had been doing for
less than the four and three per cent
rate that it had been charging.
The leading financial authority in
America, the New York Journal of Com
merce, reports that the mill agents gen
orally in New York admit thatit is only
amatter of time when the Southern Mills
in sound financial condition will cease to
pay four per cent and that at present a
general breaking up of the four per
cent system is impending.
We could name at least five South
Carolina mills, including several with
which Mr.. Lucas has no connection,
which since his rebellion against the
methods of the Millikens, have sue
ceeded in getting their commission rate
reduced to two per cent and many
more which are now paying three per
cent.
MI. Lucas has won his fight-though
it may be that the Millikens will be
able to wreak their private vengeance |
upon him.
Taking Mr.. Milliken's sworn state
ment in his answer to the Lucas COM
plant as true, it seems his house will
have trouble in doing business in the
South in future-with such mills as the
house does not control by buyiny a ma
jority of the stock.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
United States of America,

otsSOto VI LAhhASh AON9
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the District Court-Tn Bankruptcy.
In the matter of j.. r. Hamilton, Bank
rupt.
Pursuant to an order of julius II.
Hayward, Referee in Bankruptcy. in
the above stated matter, dated Oct. 81,
1905, 1 will sell to the highest bidder,
at public outcry, before the door of the
County Courthouse, in the City of
Laurens, South Carolina, on the First
Monday in December, A. d. 1905, be-
ing the 4th day of the month, the fol-
lowing described real estate:
All that certain tract, piece or par
Gel of land, situate, lying and being in
Laurens county, South Carolina, con
tanning Five Hundred and Fifty (55O)
Acres more or less, bounded by lands
Of j. III. Sullivan, estate of Harrison
Mcdaniel, estate of Thomas Coats,
Union Church, John Hamilton, the Cald-
well tract, and lands of Andy Philips,
known as the Government Lands be-
longing to James II. Hamilton on the
following terms, to wit:
One-half of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, with in
terest on the credit portion at the rate
OF eight (8) per cent. per annum until
paid, said credit portion to be secured
by the bond of the purchaser and a
mortgage of the Bpremises sold, with
leave to the purchaser to pay all cash
on the day of sale if he should desire to
90 so; the purchaser to pay for all pa
pers.
The said lands will he sold in five
separate tracts, the plats of which may
be seen at the Office of Simpson, Cooper
Il Babb, Laurens, South Carolina.
r. A. COOPER,
Trustee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
Cleared for Action,

When the body is cleared for action,
by DIR. Kings New Life Pills, you can
tell it by the bloom of health on the
cheeks; the brightness of the eyes; the
firmness of the flesh and muscles; the
buoyancy of the mind. Try them. At
Laurens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug
Co. Price Is cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22

l.. e. M. Paint. Lead and zinc non
chalkable. Wears and covers like gold.
Sold by w. l.. Boyd, Laurens, S. C..
14-13t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-22
Notice of
County Treasurer.

The County T~reasurer's Books will
be open for collection of State, County
and Communication Road Taxes for fiscal
year 1904 at the T~reasurer's Office, from
October 18th to December 31st 1905.
nose who prefer to do so can pay in
tional; those who prefer paying in Feb
ruary!, 1906, can do so with 2 per cent.
additional; those who prefer to paw in
March, 1906 to the 18th of said month
can do SO by paying an additional Z per
close. "'o"' VIII
Al persons owning property or pay
1TE awns ( for or Others in more than one
c nGwnsnlp are requested to call for re-
Gelpts IN each township in which thew
live, This is important, as additional
cost n penalty may not be attached.
frompt attention will be given those
who wish to pay their taxes through
fhe mail by checks, money orders, etc.
PERSONS sending in lists of names to be
taken of, are urged to send them early
as n Treasurer is very busy during
the month of December.
The Tow I o,,, =; -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
Sieben Yerioneu ertrunfen.

8ancouber, y. 6, Is. SUM-
Nus So5leton fommt Die WeIoung,
Dab Elm Canoe, morin lit cine Con.
riltengeieaidoit beiono, mugeihla'
gen lit uno Iieben Yerionen ertrln'
ZEN lino. nGmlid s. VI. Nennaro uno
CHARLES Steiuort, 8ergleutc, Sorne
Greet; Sobn y. Suits, gergbon Sn'
aenieur, 2ouispiae, Stu; WtiuS Sobn'
Iton uno 6reo. Sligbt, 9ergleute
bon 9eQingbom, g9aibington, uno
&. @uro, Sod Scr 8eiiegeiealbaft,
ebenioas bon 9elingbom. Die Sou'
riIten beionoen iit oui Der 6abrt
BON ser aiiite aus Den Steeno Hioer
ouilpGrtS uno wouten naf) Dem
Sorne Greet iabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
Die Tabattiraae.

llnterluhuug ge9eu Die oSontu Sc
@%ilenbobn." Gonferen5 I'M
@eiBen Soile. -
@oibiugton.9 9. 6, Is. Sitni.
SSm 8eiBen Souie wuroc geltern
5iuiiben YrGiioent 8ooiepelt, Setre'
tar Worton uno 8eneralontualt
Wooop cine longe Gonieren5 obge'
balten. Gen @egenltono Der NeIpre'
dung biloete Ole onqebIihe 8obott'
beruiaigrng Der nSanta 6e'Gilen'
bobn," pelde pou Sulti5.9 eparte'
ment ourh mebrere Wonote binourh
mterllld)t porOeit iuor. Sefretdr
Worton lplrroe III oieiem Sale olrd)
feline, auf Dem 3%eu9enltonoe obgege'
bene grflGrung perfuidelt, ooB Die
,Snnto Se-9obn" CUR 3eit, oa er,
Worton, 8ice YrGiioent Der genonn'
ten 9obn mor, Der oGOloraoo 6liel
& Sron 60" beimlife Hobotte &C.
mGbrt babe. 0oS Sulti5.0 eporte'
ment batte S,iOion Sarmon bon Gin
cinnati, @ensralonlpalt in Glepe'
lambs Sipeitem aobinet, uno 6reo.
g. Syioion aus ct. 2oi,iS Die Inter
iilbung fir OoS SuIti5.0 epartement
iibertrogen. 0ieie Spe5iolanmGlte
iibergoben mad, 9eenoigung ibrer
llnteriubung Dem @cneralunmalt ei.
nen oiesbe5iiglid)cn 9erid)t, oeIIen
genoiier SnboIt nidt befonnt gege'
ben mliroc, melder ieood) niht Den
9eifoQ OeS @enerolonluoltS fono,
uoS ole SS. Sormon uno Siiolon
neranlaBte, 5uriidjitreten. Sod Dem
ShluB Der 9onieren5 lagte Sr.
Wooop, boB er an fommenoen Oien'
liag cine uu9iiibrlibe @rfl1rung
iiber oieie Gn~gcle9enbeit oeroIIentll'
den meroe. @~leid5eiti9 miro Broli'
bent Roolepelt ben S~tonopnntt Der
Administration in oieler Sud)e be
FAINT geben. @eoer Setretar Wor'
tom nod @eneralonpolt MoooD
mollten bieien 8egenltono beIpre'
den, ood) fam gelogt weroem Dob
SefretGr Worton bieie llnterluhrrug
Der Mobottiraae oireft propo5irt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20

9it.Sia.S troBe, itorb ocitcrn firth
pl0tIif i'll nent a%oitbouic g}r. 40
~, Oit-Dorf.S troBc Coroner Sale.
bart conItotirte StJoaihlB ais 20.
oe9uriahe.
Sur @eu6 turQ.- Ole Gdul.
beb0rOe mu6t betomt oob am "a.
&lrni, %ormittag@ 8 llbr "bcQinneno,
I'M Yolptednifnm Ole @riifunq fir
neutrality-suspicious. i~tottiinoen uno
pom 26. bis %. &rmi in ser meItli.
den b0beren Eodtcridmlc cine Irii.
ilm0 fir GlementorIebrer Ocbolten
luer0en ipir0l .N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
Gritc GuinunniuHcn.

OiciGIbcn finoen III Der ct. Mi.
6oeIS., &er5 Seln- mo 81.
Satobl3 Stride ltutt.
&n Den orei totbolilden airhcu
bon Slt.@oltimore, mcldc inter Ger
ipc5icIlen Gontrolc 0cS Neocmptor;
item. OrocnS itebcn, ionben Qcitcrn
GritGommumioncn itutt, fiir mcldc
ipcjiclc Seiern pcrunitnltet mllr0cll.
Sn Der ct, Wit)oclS Stride, Ode
Somboro- mo @oIicitroBe, nabmcu
IS WG0hcn mt0 80 &nabcn an Der
Communion Sbeil, Die nm 8 llbr
WtorNenS itottiono. Safer ". &ub
celebrirtc Elm icicrlidcS &odamt,
Eotcr :. Meicr mar Siafou mo
Eater Gmil Geuier Suboioton. 0iC
Freoigt mur0c bonn Gntcr 9nde &c
baltcn. Nm Nben0 mor icierli6c
ScSpcr, celebrirt bonn Yater &lIb.
Gotcr 0euier mar 9iaton, Eotcr
FbiI, HoBbof Suboiofon mo Yater
@ode belt Ole Greoigt.
Gina 1870 &nobcu ln0 WG0heu
betbciIigtcn iid) an ser Grit-Gommu.
Mon III Der Ser5 &eluaird)e, oie nm
s llbr 0tor9enS itottiono. 0oS feier.
Iid)e SOdomt leitete Eater AuQuit
@ciBcr, Eater Sol. Stol5 mar Gia.
tom mo Foter &ernb. NicbouS Cub
oiaton. Goter Rettor s. &ouBer bet
Die Freoi9t. PIN Nbcuo fanO cine
feierlihe &cSper Itatt.
Iuh in Der ct. SafobuS.a Stride al
Ger Ni5quitb. mo eager . StroBe
muroc nic Grit. Communion in icicr.
lifcr @eile poll5o9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
gciOrSernngcn in Der Irmces

@enerol- Moior Bates mo Gorbin SIT
9udfolQern General Gboifee'S
al5erforen.
@aibipqton .. e, Is. Suni.
- Nad elmer ofii3ielen 9(nfiinot.
guug OeS arieq8-0 eportements per-
Den General Woior Senru 6. Gorbiu
no6 Dem Riidtritte 6eS Generals
Gbaffee inn IpriI 0eS nGdlten SobreS
iucceiiipe ais 8enerulita63sGb NIT
0emHange zines General ieutenantS
0ienlt leiItem General Gorbin tritt
i'm September 1906 in 0aS peniionS-
pflidtiqe Glitter uno General 9ateS int
NIquit 1906, ooh Iiebt Der geiaBte
Ylnn Dor, Dob General Bates, mel
der mnmittelbar oitf General @bafiee
Iolgen Toll, Dor Grreidung Der feitge-
lebten IIter5aren5e 3liriiftreten Ioa,
oomit er un0 General Gorbin, tueld)er
linn ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nahiolgeu
miro, ole bctreifehSetl Sunttionen III
Der Belt 3miideM ser genliouiruna
@cnerol Gbaliee'8 upo Dem Riidtritte
General Gorbih's ST 8lei6eu Ebeileu
oll9itben t0nnten.
8enerol=Woior George e. 8iQeS.
pic, SiiIiS-S tobSdcf muroe 6elte ouf
fem eigene3 Iniud)en oli ole Ben.
iionSliite geiebt. 8enerol Waior s.
6. Bates miro iciu NohfoGger fem.
SaS ariegs 0cportcment tiiuoiat
ferner an, Dab 9ri9ooe.8 enerol Sobu
y. Storp, Gbef Der ArtiQerie, gum
@rooe zines General. Woior5 promo
pirt uno loiort penlionirt Weroe, uno
Dob @ri9obe.@ General George ".
Hanoaa, Der ronqGltelte 9rigaoe.@e.
neral, oie Yromotion 5lm General.
Woior erboIten iucr0e. General Nan.
6ou miro nod ct. 2olliS 5ltm Cont
manoo iiber oie n0r6lide 0ioiliou
beoroert mer6en. SberIt Q. 90. W}iuS
bonn Irtilerie.G orpS mrroe gum 8ri'
gaoe.@ General promonirt, mo Artili
lerie.Gbef Sberit Sbomas s. 9ebO
bonn IA. Sniunterie .Gegimente mur6e
an Stelle bon @eneral Ronooa gum
Brigade General pronlouirt uno ouf
Die Yenlionslilte geiest, uno ais iein
9ahiolger puroe Sberit Nrtbur
@ogner pom Milit1r.S efretoriatS.
Yiireau ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
Teruiprcdler erlanbt.

5Iora, Sno., IS. SUM. - Die
Gonieren3 ser alien oeutiden gapti.
item mooiii5irte Dor ibrer 8ertagung
ibre Soltung Der Selepbonfrd9e ge.
geniiber oabin, oaB ben Witglieoern
Der 8ebrau6 oes Selepbons erlaubt
iei, uno Dab ole 9enusung oes 6ern.
iprehers MIR in oen @emeinoen, in
benen cine algemein ausaeiprodene
Sppoiition ge9en oenielben beltebe,
u%nterlaiien Deroen iole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
Haj5iaS bel yoic Sitc."

No00D'5 Neltollraut an Ger Colbert
StroBc mlSgelccrt. Gin @irt6
BON 81 Baltimore ogepindt." 49,
Soaor oie 9lour0de nit ocu
rotben Noien litten li6tlib an
groBem QurIt.
9tid)tS mirit aui micrc groBitG0ti
lden 8eltrebmgen Elm oroItiihere3
Sid)t, ais Die 8~eiebeSIiebe Der Yoli5ci,
bel elmer SiBc Sum 8erouriteu oorolli
81 iebeL Dob am Sonntag oie olten
Semperen59eiebe thrift ourdNeiiibrt
mer0cn ul0 mc0er cine 8or0ers, nod,
cine Sintertbiire 5l elmer @irtblhait
oifen bleibt. baltimore mar 9eItern
Der ntrodcnite" Glot inter ser
Come, uno ielbit oen 9lauroden
tonnte man Is on Ger Hoie onieben,
OaB ibncn Die 3unQc an Den @oumeu
ongetrodnct iuor, Oenn ooS marme
&aiicr aus Scr it1Otiifen @oiIerlei
tltng 81 trintcn, mur0e nid)t einnlol
ben Fieroen %5ugcmutbct.
Sr. &imotbp Hooop, meIder al
ser NoroncIt.Gde bon Colbert. uno
WulberrpItroBe Elm Sotel betreibt
mlroe gcltern 8ormittog bon Den in
Gioil getIei0eten EoliSiiten Brood,
loot, Solid Gobertp uuo 8lenn
megen ongebliden &ertuuiS BON
SpiritlloIen perbnitet. &aoi 8ran-
nan licB i'm nofber fir iein Gridei.
nen 81 cincm beute &ormittag itott.
5uiinOenocn &erb0r irei. SehS 8Gite
beiunoen lid) sur Belt I'M Sotel5im.
mer; ooS S6ontlotol mar Ieer mo
9cihloiicn. Sr. Ho0op fiibrt elm
Sotel iiir Nrbeiter uno bat piele aus.
mGrtige SonOmerfcr olS @Glte, sic
I'M 9ranooiitrift orbeiteu,
Sobn Sogel auSgeIeert.
Die Seraeonten Bold uno @lenn
mo EoIi5iit Souer OronQen geltern
Worgcn ge9en 7 llbr in ole 8irtb.
ihoit oeS Sobn Sagel, Nr. 2031.
@ougbitraBe, Elm mo perbolteten oen
9eliber lpegen argeblifen Scrtoui3
geiitiger @etrdnfe am Sonntag.
9ci'm @erbor Dor Squire" 6rieoel
fonnte ibn ieood feline llebertretung
oeS 8eiebeS nodgeipieien lueroeuL
uno er mnroe ireigeipro6en, Sogel
mur0e crit lebte @ofe me9en ongeb.
lihen &ertuuiS gciitiger @etrGufc an
einen OtinoeriGbrigen unO omSonn.
tag inter 9iirgidoft fir ieinen gro.
5cB geitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20

OIobom Nor6peitieitc @ilfens. Noe ,
nobe SmoIlmoooitroBe, IA bel 50,
@ruuo5inS $56, So.
pGonton SO. BON Baltimore" az
$. W, Gin9cloeiu uno 5ralL @elt,
leite Gbclupeate., nabe S'0onneq
StroBe, l3 bel 100, $3.50.
@OmorO IS. Stolep mo 6rou al
IS. Somor aeap, Noroieite 6upettes,
nabe Wfonrocitry fl bel 80, @run0.
sins $50, So.
Sucien .. Soon0'bolu II. u. al WIin.
nie Is. Sonoro, Siioieite ser Trontz
lin, nobe EincsS traBc, Is bel 100,
$4701.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
Die Souneniiniternif ant 80. gngnit.
0aS Sid ? Obierpatorium ienoet orei
Grpeoitioneu CUR 9eobo6tung 6e8
YbGnomens am 30. Nuollt aus.

0aS Sid ? Sblerpotorium lenoet oret
Grpeoitionen 5llr 8eoba6tung 6eS
YbGnomeus am 80. ghi9ult ans.
Gan SO e, Gal, Is. SUM.
BUR 9eobo6tung Der om 30. Iuguit
eintretenoen totalen Sonneniinlter.
nib miro oaS Sid Sblerputornlm I'M
@onSen orei @rpeoitionen n~llSIenoen,
nGmIid mad Spanien, @gDpteu mo
2abrobor. Nusgeriiitet nit Den Dor
5ii9liditeu I%pparaten, miro lid BRO.
ielIor ". g8. Campbell in @ealeihng
bes ErofeiIorS Yerrine mo zines Nj.
iiItenteu pom yWtoriettd 3 college"
nad Spnnien begeben, no Der geetg'
netite @eobadtlugSpuntt 5luilfeu
WGorio uno S%orugolia lie9t. Die
grpeoition nod Labrador ltebt lutter
ser &eitung oeS Or. $. u. Curtis in
@egleitumg oeS YroieiiorS StebbinS
bon ser llnipcrlitdt bon SuinoiS, mo
ieiu Sauptqliortier miro lid 300 @tei'
len norolid) bon Teuimolano in Der
Station Der .Slolon Ban 60" beiin.
oen, melhe oel Homeu Cartwright
iiibrt. Als giiiiteut oient Der meoiSi'
niibe Wiiiion0r 8ilireo 8renfel..
Die expedition uod) Gappteu enOIid)
ltebt rnter Der 2eitung oeS Groiellors
Sliiep BON Gid, oeiien ailiiteut BRO
ieiior Belt 81 Beirut in Sprien ieiu
miro, weld]er nui Der Erinceton-llni.
periitGt MItronomie ituoirt bat. Cine
ser intereliontelteu aufgabeu Der orei
Grpe6itioneu beltebt IN Der 9ufiin'
oung oeS SSntromercnrinl . Blaneten
8ulfon. oeiien griiten5 man Dilier.
ihaItlih nodgepielen bat, obpobl i'm
nod Niemano 81 8eiitt betommen
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20

1870 0ei'm aentern zines Hltoerboo.
teS in ser 8reen 9ai iino 5iuei 9na.
ben aus Wenormiuee Wih., ser Is
Sabre aIte George 0epoe uno Der 16
Sabre olte 5ranf Inoerion, ertrlun.
fen. 3pei &qnisrnoen BON ibuen
wuroen nod i'm tetteh ausenblid se.
rettet, weroen abef pielleitt audi nid)t
am Seben bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20

Srgclmcibc. - Sn ser 3. ref.
Ct. EoulS. Stride, Ode 9ruttitroBe
uno Vrooomop, fono geItern in orci
8otteS0ienlten oie feierlidJe Ginuei.
bung Der neuen SrgeI Der @emeinoc
itatt. mo Elm ieoer Der @otteSoienItc
mar BON pielen InbG6tigen beiudt.
Foltor 81. W. godmonn belt am
Worgen cine Ereoigt iiber Wottb. 3,
9. 3, Der Singdjor ser @emeinoe
lang 6ormer's .@lorio" uno Fri.
Wfinnie Seutbeder oos Sopran.So
Die goloene 2egenoe" bon 9lloleu
Bud. NadmittogS INN 8 llbr
preoiate GoItor Or. s. 0. S6id bon
Ser ref. @roce.airde, ser YuItor oes
Br1Iioenten Rooieoelt, uno sluor
iiber Die Srgel uno oeren 3nede."
Ger Gbor lang .2obe oen Serrn" bon
aur5 uno Sr. 90. 9oubert bos Solo
.@ebet" bon Siaer. - Mbcnos nm
s llbr preoi9ten Die GoItoren $.
8iemer bon Ser euong. ref. Srieoens.
firhe uno 5, g, a~oiioiper BON ser
gmonuelS . @emeinoe. YaItor S.
Gihelberg perlaS einen gi6elobidnitt
mo Eaitor 6. Suber iprad oas Sc.
bet. SRI. 20. 2eutbeder lang Elm
Sopron.So colo, betitelt Sd lobe Den
6errn," BON Gotta. = /
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Sabre alte gbilipp gir bon Hr. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20

Seineng an6munoen err
legen lit inn ~WarplGnoer llniper-
litats. Soipital" Gapitan George 6.
2epis, pelder am Wittfpoh abenb
bel elmer @aiolin.grploiion auf ser
conpertirten Sadt .Wonitor" idmer
perbrannt fuuroe. Die gin5elnbeiteu
oes unfaaes mitroen bereits ausfiibr.
lid i'm n0eutifen Gorreiponoentena
beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20
NnS bem SuuereH MarnlanS'S mno
ben a%ugrcnScnocn StGateu.
Batter uu6 Sobn 5uam.
men um'8 2eben qe.

III / " " wv > t
III men.
Wie aus Cumberland beridtet
miro, iino ser As Sabre alte aleron,
Der WsiQS unb Oeiien q Sabre alter
Sohn @arren MinS ponGpcreIt, Eu,
ouf Den @eleiien Ger Baltimore
Ohio = 9abn" bel Spnoman odourh
mrs 2ebeu getommen, Dab lie einem
ibuen e%ntgeoen fommenoen Sraf)t'
5rqe aus Dem We9e traten lnt0 oirett
Dor Den binter ibnen berfommenoen
QuqneSne 8 Sdnell5ng gingen, Der
JIG I'M nGfiten %au9enblide tootete.
Der Monm binterlGBt nuBer leiner
@ittme nod 5ruei Godter mo eili
bohbetaQtcS G%lternpaar,
0urt omit II Die Seb'
mem.
Su annapolis 500 lid =. $. 0umn
bon Columbus, o, Elm Gauoioat iiir
Ole Slotten . Nfuoemic cine ifruere
8%erlebln9 5u. Gr fabbulgte lid) nit
einem Srcuuoe mo ~itilr5te babel sur
groe. 0obei iblng er nit leiner
red)ten Souo in cine 5erbrod)cne 6la.
Idle uno erIitt cine geiGbrlid)e @unoe
am S~anogelenf. 0em bebanOeInoen
arSte gelong eS nur NIT Wtilbe, Den
9llltperIult 81 itillen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-20

IbIeben. - 81 Sancalter, va,
itarb am t6. 8. %. Gbriitinu aerf.
boif I'M Alter BON 80 Sobren. Sbre
@eerbigung iinoet beute Mittag I'm
~ llbr. itott. Die &eritorbene mar
cine So6ter BON Gliiobetb aerfboii
mo Dem peritorbenen 8eorge aerf'
boif.
Stt ibrer gebauiuna, Nr. Cos,
Noro.Gbopel. StraBe, itorb geItern
I'M Alter bon 81 Sabren Srnu Souila
3erner, Satin BON Srn. Srn. Srnnt
W. 3erner. Die geeroigung iinoet
onl WITHHOLD Nafpmiitog nm balb 3
ubr pom Grauerbauie aus auf ser
D9reieinigfeits . Cemetery" itatt.
Sr. Wtilton 9. Sdea Itorb am
Samltag i'm alter pom Al Sobren in
leiiter Ietten @obnung gar. 3O7,
1oro.8reene. StroBe, BON mo- ans
oas 2eihenbeaangniB. morgen fritz
10 ubr auf Dem .2ouoon Iorf.
6rieobofe" itattfinoets
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-14

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