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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20

tbeiIcr, ser ieinc glntSQCu0lt 0u}u
benlbt bate, sic OiGr0cr pon Occur
o'9IlCnc 5Ir Tcrnnhportung 81 sic
ben lm0 81 beItroTen.
&ou Der 0un0c iuurcn &orberCitlm.
Qcn gctroiicn por0cn oic 9idter OcS
StdntS Sbcr @cribt@ BON Gnlnrl,
3d. lucIbe cine fiir UtoDcr, 0apuooo
ruO bic 6cocrotiol llnQiinitigc Ont
lhCi0ln1g ubgCgebcn battcn, nit gu.
nomit IN Die Srit 81 prcn1cn. 9lutD
Der iriibcre @olIoernclw Yrubo0O BON
Colorado lmo WrncrNlsNNnItunt BcQ
iolltcn crmorOet iperocu.
0ic ShredenSberridnit, ollrh mcl.
cbe Die 6coerotion Die StodtSs s9eb0r,
ben cin5lbiibtern ludte, lit ollQc.
oCdt porOcn. Gic gebcinIuiBpoucGr.
nlorbnng Oes @er0mcrfS <Sn1eniclr9
WortingHollCu, Der oti ser 6ubrt BON
Cripple Grccf nab Gcnoer lun'S
2ebcn fam. lit cbcniollS mrfgctlGrt
moroen, Gr mar bnS Spler pon Tu'
nonlitcrn, oic bon 0erSeOcruton9(li
tro0 crboltcu botten, oacS I'll to0-
ten lu10 81 5crItorell mos iih Dem
Hegintc ser Scoerotion luiOcricbtc.
9lll oicS6rcdcnSbencn ponGripplc
Greet 0iC SprCnallud nc9 WnhubuiC5
in Snocpcnoencc ltno sic @rubcn,
&otoIropbe iino ouf Mchnund ser
Ncoerotion Su lcbcn, luclhc nor nibtS
3nriidifrcdtc, lm ibrc }ucfc 5lI cr.
rcihcn GoS @clt0noniB, mclhcS Ser
perboftetc Senrp Or6or0 ibcr Die
&crbrchcn mo 9inld)l0Nc Oc2 oinnc
rem Girfel9" obAelcNt bot, entbilQt
cine Wnr0 &crl0lu0rlmh mic liz
GROCER fnum htntbur lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
llnirliacr Srrtbmni.

4 horlottC g. G., 10. Gcbr. -
u, y. Sind Gin - Sabre otter Slog.
mon Scr Solrtbcrn Nubn, mlWoc &c
tern 9lbcn0 in Concord, u. e., bon
cincn II jGbri9cn NtdobClt 9tnmenS
Sarnon cridoiicn. Stof mor fiirs.
lid olls 9irnljllgbunL Nlo., nah
Concord 0ctonlmcn uno bottc NIT
einlaeu &omcrn0en oln Nbeno cincn
Ncluf in Scr WobnlN0 0c9 UtG0s
deus gcnlnbt. Spotcr tcbrtc cr SIT.
ritd I'M cilt ncrgciicnca 0alStlb 81
bolcL Uur0c nbcr nid)t eingcloiicn
mo ais cr oil OoS 6cnltcr OeS WGo.
dcn0 flopitc, muroc CT in Die 9riil
dcldloIlcn. Gu2 MGohcn, ibrc t6.
lobrigc Sd)lueltCr mo ibr &oter lulr.
ocn perboitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20

1ta6 oe,1t
Spei(ell

2cutc, lDcIde nod Sem Giien I'm.
bcboNcI cmpiinOcn iidy nit cincm
@cIiIblc bon &olDeit mo Sdpucre
bc0riidt iiblcn un0 meldC DGuiiJ
iinocn, OoB Die gtn6runH oni6I1beuo
lno idlmer5cnO mic Elm thmcrto GIr.
ipId)t i'll Der WiogcuGritbc bGnat oocr
mel6c lcOcn an &erItupinlg, nluer-
lihcn N0morrboiocm GoubIiltigfeit
I'M Mopic, lauren Wa9cn, Naulea,
Soobcenncn, &opfpeb, 9lbIdeit Dor
9to5rltngL gaiigem 9luiitoben, linfeu.
ben ohcr iIottcrnocn Seniatioucn in
cincr lic9cnOcu SteIIlmg SdminoeI
bel pIoslifem glltitcben, Sllpfen ooer
(Scmcbcn Dor ocn 9lugen, GSiebcr ms
6uupien Shmer5 i'm aopic, mongcl
boitcr SdtpciBobionocrlmg, @elbbeit
Scr Snltt itno 9lugcn, Sdmcri IN ocr
Seitc, Nrtit, oen @Iie0ern imo plos.
lcbcn Soibe. sIuidIlcn ioIltcn Hide
0olCn 0ebraubcu bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Sprcn0pnlucr 81 nabr am Sicn.
Grploiion t0otcte bier 9Irbcitcr. e.
S6rctlid) perltiimmcItC 2cicbcn.

y lfcSbarrc, go, 70. ,Scbr -
Cine ihrcdlihc Grplplicn crcignctc
lid in Der 9toGt bon Snmltog oli
Sonntod III Der 9uttomuuo0 3cht
hcr Eorilb Gool So. III &onouer.
Gopnibip, chuo jmciNieilcu BON bier,
6od gc!onQtcn nGbcrc Nucbrihten
0oriibcr crit jcbt bier oil.
0llrh Die Grploiion mur0cn bier
2lrbeiter gctootet. Sic crcignete lid
in einer Soiittc Der Sool5orbeiter IN ei'
nCn Stolcn, MIR IN fur5er Cutter
ming pom Sure OcS Shotbtc3. ,{H
bieier Siittc mor cine Eurtic Sprcng
pulncr Nclogcrt llllo NiciCS crploblrtc.
Ntchrerc glrbeiter lu0rcn 0ort onl
Snmltol Nucbt bcIhGltl1t mo mnll
nllnnt al, 0nB iic lid nad 0cr Nilttr
hc10bcL Inn ehuo9 olla5llruben lIno
iid bci'nl Hllnidj III mGrncn 9Sdbr'
ldcInltb luuroc Oic SliBc uun 0CI
Gompfr0brcn ans 10 Qruli Oub
d)licBlifJ Ooa ENlpcr crplooirtc,
Iic Wctootctcn limo: g3m. McnB,
- Sabre oIt, imucrbcrotbct; >Sobn
Ioulor @ilionl@, 80 Sabre ult, bin.
tcrldbt icinc 1Srnt mo 5luci Sinner;
Nucn =. Hntbnnu, 10 Sabre ait bin
tcrlGBt Sroll llnh oht @inOcr; 9n.
thonp Sbubllrr, cin FOIe, 30 Sabre
alt, binterIGbt Srnu lmo Elm &ino.
Gir pier Widnncr bclunocn lb I'M
Centrum Der GrlhIttcrinN mo
mllrOcn lpic tSeocrn in Strmc bcr'
ungeihleubert; brci OcrIclben Bile
ben oili ocr Stclc toOt lnb ibrc Seia
6cn morcn cnticbId) UcrltilnlntclA
gIntbonp Sbubrrn it0rb ipcni5c
Stnnocn ipGtcr i'm it1otild)en 0oIpi
tai, Scin ShGbcl unO mebrcre Siipa
pen morcn eingeoriIdt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Stennenbcr9's M6rocr.

@conlte Ger o@citcrn tScOerotion Of
OiincrS" in Sonit. -ScniotioncIlc
Gntbillllngcn
Scnper, Gol.. ~. Scbr. - Grds
lioent GbaS. $. Wioucr llno Scfrctdr
mo Shotmciiter ySnl. :. @oplpooo
Don ser ,Meiteru 6eoerotion Of Mi-
ncrs." lnb g. $. Ecttibone, elm Nit.
glieo, iinD ulf &cronlaIilin0 Ser 0e-
BORDEN bon >S0nbo ols Witi6uloige
an Der grmoroung oeS friiberen@oil.
pcrneilrs Stcunenberg BON Soo6o
pcrbaitet lporoen. Sic murocn bcutt
&ornttog nod 9oiic, Soobo, trans
pprtirt.
Dtit Der Serbnitilng Der beiocn 9c,
nnltcn ser o@eltern Seoerotion Of
Oiiners" iiuo icnintioneQe Gnt6iii.
llingcn iiber Ole Worooni6lGgc ocS
o::nneren GirfelS" ser tSeocration &c.
nodt porben. Iieicni9en Stootsbe-
nmten, melhe 5ur!Rieoerlooe Ser ~.
Itern 6eOeroiion OF Miners" beige.
tragen botten5 iolltcn oas Sfidiol
oeS friibcren 0oupcrneurs bon Soobo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
@crcttcte SdDiiibriid,i0c.

N0rfcntinc Sltnomnto" mo @ri-
gnntinc a0iron Nice" pcrlorcn --
MornIdoitcn I'M iihcrcn NoIcn.
@onolltllL 49, tyc6r - Gcr
Sun0cS SronSpOrt0nnlpiCr ,9u.
ror0" III aus Wnnilu nit 81 ,Saponc-
len al &or0 ongelon0t, mclhc npnt
Mrod Der iupanilhcngarfentiltc, Sl-
nnnoto" am & Scbruor gerCttCt nor.
ocn lin0. Ter o9llior0" troi Die Bar
fcntinc Cntmnltct I'M gSin0c trCibcuO,
muhren0 Die Wonnihuft, offer Sc.
bcnannittcl CntbloBt, Dem Su0crtoOc
prei@gc9cbcn idbien. Die Norfentine
bcfnnb iid olli Scr 6nbrt bon 1ofio
noG MoruS SSlon0.
9tcm Oorf 49, tSebr. gIn
@orO NcS 0ompicra ySorotoQn" bon
Ser &or0 Clinic, uclbCr oils Gan.
tioAo bier cintrof bcinnocn iiH Gu,
pit1n . Y. @cniucon mO 1Sro1,
ncbIt icha N(nnn Der NcioBumg Der
@ri0untinc oGiron Hicr," Die am 2G.
&onunr al 9ii0inN Hnd2, @obunlu.
&nlcIlL ibritcrtc lmO p0ui0 pcrIortn
AinN.
GopitGn @cuipCon ioat, OoB ooS
SStttcr Icbr Oid ruor uu6 oob icincr,
nbcr Oicbtcr 9ieger iiel. ola ooaSdiii
olrfIici. Nic MionnihoIt bIicb bis
3ln iolNcnOcn Gage ouf Ocr poa-
ionril1cn fcit libcnocn SHiii bcliicg
obcr Nonn, 0d iie nm lire Sihcrbcit
bc'orNt mar, Die 9ootc mo lon0tc
nOd - itiinoigcr Sohrt oli Got IS.
l1n0 on Sort muroc cin flciner
Shooncr qcnlIctbctmit iuelhem mon
miC0er nod Dem 9Srud 5uriid ilbr,
rnoSlacs, mo9 iih tronaportiren licb,
nlitnobm. Die Wonnifoit mlrroe
pom aonlll in 9oliot nod Nalie 9e,
ld,idt Sic @ri1ontinc ~ Giron 9iice"
mar icda Sabre alt lno fltbr pon@ep-
mouth u. 2. ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Sic Goblcn0rGbcr nnb ibrc Sd)mcr'
lcft.

g'cm Oorf 49, 6cbruor. -
Sohn Mithcn. ErGii0cnt ser ,llnitc0
Wtine NorfcrS, crhielt bellte cine
9cpel6c oitS Yeorin. SQ8., IN mel6er
ibnl Oic 0cnofrntiihe Gongrcb-9tonli.
nation fiir oen Giitrift Don Dem BORT
tagenoen Ocntofrutiic]en 9nUiftS.
Gonpent angebotcn mur0c, Gr crs
ploerte iofort, cr miilic oblcbneH, ga
cr fem politiibe3 Punt ncccptircn
tonne, 10 lon9c cr al Der Spite Scr
nllnite0 O'ine WorferS" itcbr. O}its
dcll lDobnt in Spring -Goacp, &n5.
Gr rcIItc bellte nnh Eittabrg ob,
miro ieOodl ioiort bon bort bcrbcr
5ltrilftcbrcn. S,illlid)tIidb ocs bciiird).
tcten aobleugrGber. Stritea iin0 fcinc
nclIcn, cruGbnenSmertben Gntmide.
hutgen cingetreten. Die glnhport ser
@rubcnbeliber mli bic GorOcrimgcn
Scr aobIengraber lit nod nibt cms
piOuder lpur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Nuf Der SudJscitsrciIc.

Spnd burh ga, 10. 6ebrror.
- GonAreBnlit0lco 9tihoIo9 2on0.
NORTH llno @ottin fomen ln 3.3l
bcnte 9tofmittoQ ouf cinem GrprcB.
5ngc Der oSoutbcrn Noilmou" oltrd
biciigc StoOt. llnQeiGbr 500 NcrIo.
nen porcn oui Sem @obnboie per
ianlmclt, um mon6QliH OoS ncllpcr.
lndbIte Foor 5u iebcn. nuchl tSrml
9lIicc 5eiate iih nift. lm0 0r 2onN.
luortb. lpcId1er iih mtf Der binteren
Elottform bclono, ais Der 3uQ an,
bicIt pcridmnnO ioiort I'M &unerr
0cS &uoQonS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Naturally atiunsi sid)lpinoel.

Soponnob, @o., 10. 5ebrliar.
- Neln 9IlSIduber, bouptiddlid)
0ricdcn limo oui 9lnflngen bin in
Soit gcnontnlcn mor0en, lueld)e CO..
bin Ioutcn, ooB iic Iidl in bciriiqcri'
ihcr Mciie NotllroIiioiiouS Ynrierc
ucridoiit ooer oic 9rtlGrtngen ser.
icniaCn. lueId)e ole 0ofllmente Sn er.
langCn 1clDuBt bntteiL nit Weineio
betrGiti1t bottcn. Die Tcrboits.@
iebIc 0il1cn pom Nun0es.G .Gommill1r
ol,i Nctrcibcn oc0 biniigcn Ginipon-
behring's. &nlpcttorS aus. IS Itebt
nod cinc Aarje 2ln5obl ipetercr Der,
bait5bcicbIc olf Gbnlihe Gnflagen
in 9luSiidt. Gicic 9cmilbur9cn ocr
9lllSlGnOcr, lid rcNiitrircn 5u lolicn.
limo oui Ocn Wimid) 5uriidSniilbrcn,
bel Ncn bcporitebenoen Golntp. nnS
Wilni5ipnl @obler ntititimmen su
fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Ncnfmal.Gpmmiiiiu in Sauama.

@oponn 10. Sebruor. Ger
oncrifollilhe slrlnce transport,
Gontpfer oSunlner," nit ben Nit
gIleocrn Ger Gonnliiiion iiir Ole
GentntoIcr oui bcn Scblo6tieloern
bel Sdntiogo om 9orb. lolgtc &c.
ltcrn 9tocbnitto9 bier un uno sic
@dltc ptrgniigtcn lid nnl 9lbcnb III
Scr Stoot. @enerollicutcnont G6of-
ice gcbt beite noh Mrrifo, mlbreno
@cncrdllieiIteront 2)oung etlideg9o.
hcll bier III pcripcilen gcbentt. Ser
oSlnncr" gebt am GienItog noh
Nuu-Yorf in See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Jiaoiuab & g., giclu gOrt.


Jiaoiuab d g., Ncp Durl.
g8crDc Nerrcu. - Sli ge8ua nuf aRabiunDs
FtHeu" uini6e icb 8u fugeu. oob it niemas
iraenN elm SeImiiteI GeuuOeu babe. pus ben'
iebCl aIciCb ut.
gSdbrero oer Iebien 8ipei Sabre lit Id an
nerbBicr 3bspepie llno Beritopfuua Gadb oem
Gfeu pcripirie I'D ein eiefibl Der shiuere i'm
NiGGen uno neS GrbrehenS bate S6meraen
alIo pnr fbruinOlitb i'm gopf. unS baum purce
iti nCroBs. Stb prObrte glaeS, mas mir EN-.
pipbcn uuroe. lfen glr5t iuate mir Dab it
tbronibc &erIiopIunN nno eincn fauren Mngen
Gnbr Sr Gnli mir ctl lpcHig obcr furirie mtrb
Eidt SD mar ialt per5UeiieIt. Gnblitb be,poG
mid Gin 6rcpuo. ,,1laowapS Biurn" 5i prpbi,
rcll. has d) aud that. llHo i'd idat nit gcr.
augen bab fe mir nidbt hur oinberuhg Der.
idIdirr. ionoern mid poiiiiu Irrlriea. Gognr
:ln(Doem itb iie me cin paur Gage aenoHtmen
bnttc. Nr6etete Der Waeen regular. tlfo Die
huspeptiitcn Sbmptome inb iebon berf6uunoeu.
Sebt tible Itb mid loie ein neller Wlenfd.
WldNe Gui Gle mo Sbre wuloerbure gleoh
sin lcOlcn 80 pcrbIeibe SDr eraebener
q, 9. Surler eIuentppn ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
9cipcD" fGer.
Salbi9c 9lnfunft bcs SrptcuoofS sn
Gibraltar criu0rtct.

Gin gcitern 5u Holmo9 oui SEN SEA.
norieu.S Snieln cingctroiicncr Rc.
morQueur bate e3 500 Mcilcu
meItIih nou BORT pcrlalicn. -
2IlleS mobl an @orO. - 9llice lmO
9fihoIoS oui ibrcr Noh5citSreiie
- 9toh feline Gntiheioumg bin.
lihtIih oes crpartetcn Strifc9
Der &oblcn0rGbcr. - @roBcr Sc
bcn@pcrIit our6 eic Grploiiou
in ciler 3chc in Colorado.
gas Eulmoa, &ouoricn rSrs
'cIlL -. SCbr. - Ger Rcmoroucur
- Fntomuc, bon Scr &cr. Stautcn,
'Slotte, iucldlcr hclte bier onlun9tr.
berihtct, Dob CT 0o9 ncuc Srodenood
p GcmcD" 800 WtciIcn lucitIidD pom
bieliQcn Nuicn ucrlieB. 9lIlc9 mar
pobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
gttrntat anf Scn Eraiiocntcn pon
Colombia.

@o ibington 3. e.. 10. Sebr.
- Gic giadriht lit tier cinactroiien,
boB mn 10. Sebrllnr Gin Geriub ge.
nod)t murbc, Den Erdiiocntcn Der He
publif Colombia 81 ermorOen. 9lbt
Sdiliie ipurben ubgefeuert, Oeren
flint Die autihc ocS Er1iioenten trc-
len, obnr ieOoh i'm lelblt 5u perlete!l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
@rnbcnfaiaitruphc in Colorado.

Eriuibob, Col, 10. Sebruor.
a. SedS5ebn 9cralelrtc iOllen brlrh
cine beilte in ser 3che scr YGictor
Gool 60" 81 MioitIonO, nobe gSnl-
ienbltrq, cingetretenc &oblenitoltb.
grpIoIion llngefonInten iein. sSiinf
2eiheu iino ioaueit aIfgefltnben NOR,
ocn.
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~ YilleIl

fno rein pcaetabilid milo ino SliberIdffla.
Ncuir!en pcrieIte &eronuIug boaltdnoiae eIb,
iorbtrng nno gciunoe 9icaeImdbipiei
3iit bic 9eIlung pun aaen gtifwerben bes
U,agenS, Der 6inoeweiee. Rieren, Ylate, uerpb.
fen aruntbeiteu, Sdntorrboiben, 0opfueb unb
aaen Yeidlurrben Der 2sber.
greiS 25 GeniS pro Dor. gerianft bon alien
slpoibcfen, ODER per Roft 5ueeianot nact gm,
pfang oes BreifeS. 9,abtuaH q Co., 55 Gin.
Strabe, HeipsDorr.
eeto ii6er, oab Sbr rSiaoipaps" befommi.
(4)
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@efGlrlid)cS &Onolucrf.
g(bIcuoer bon 0ronOid)ubungS6ricIcn
nieoergeiboIien.- cin 9igent
Der ..Schnnricn Sum-" iein.

nieoergeidolien Soll cin slgent
Der ySbmor5cn S6ono" lein.
g fem Oorf, is. 6ebruor. -
tSronf Wiele, ein @rocer lrno Spiri.
tiloIcn6dnbler in @iainnsburh bat
sSomeS Ganorono pon Wfon6otton,
uel6en CT fir eincn Sertreter Ser
.Sdnpor5en Sano," oic IN Grobbric.
fen bon inn $4,000 oerlnngt bat,
bielt, oeltern pueinroI aeid)oilcn. Gic
slffoire crcignetc iib birtcr Wiielc'S
Gouilooen. Gunornno ullroe nift
idrper berlebt.
Wiiele erfl1rtc scr Eoli5ei, er babe
icit nlebreren gSodcn griefe aus
elropdiiben SaieuItGOten, iolpie piele
aus 9rooflpn nno 9iclusOort crbol.
ten, in oencn iofort Don ibnt 81 900
perlongt mirocn. Die Srieie b6tten
geiogt, 100 er ooa @elo Oeponiren
ioQc, bo6 bobe cr Die Sohe Ser 20.
li5ci nidt berid)tct. 0a CT Dies niht
fir notbig bielt. @cItcrn fam run
Gonorono noh icinem &nOcn mo
irdgte ibn: .@otn Ucrocn Sic oie
$4,000 be5ahlen? 8crben Sie's
ii6erboupt tbun?" Qiiele babe oas
rollf ocn Moltn ans icinenl 2aoen &c.
id)idt, flno ais er nift geben lpollte,
ionocrn I'M @egentbeil i'm nit eiilen
0olhe beOrobte, babe cr olf i'm &c.
idoiIcn.
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- aricgSlcfretGr 1oit lit bon
lSulbin1ton no6 Chicago, 9etroit II.
onbcrct St1otcn o6gerciit in mel
dcn cr nebrcrc 9onfette nbiolpiren
l0ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-20
Subu epudl

crbiat cinii nlnmi6rdniic rhtcrlite C3tpdu
fbetirnqen, Oa ilb Die Moluiiiul0eeBe ais I'M
5udHgltdb erpclen IN aeniiier Aeiie6ung
tpdre aud beutc nod Gin Sobn GoncO punn5
then nno 3,udr aeaen Die Guudinlber. 8eou
aber mil Den slrmeli, lued)e an Sdmorrhoiocu
leioen uno niobt piien oaii ea iiir oieie f6rcd
liGbe mo ldner5bafie Nrnntbeil cin nnicblha
res Wiiiiel giebt nilmlih 5t. SiIsbeeo be
rlbinie glnaIeiio Sin iniebl0dtee Ulitel iit
nidt 5n piel aeiaat Senn SeOerwnnn miro
0n'qeotoeri Iid ~ ifbcr8enaeu roem non u
Veuiiueoier & 60 gor 24i6 Ecm Dori. Bro
ben Ioitcnire nerinnot peroeH
(GiToSa, I&S)
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Grfdltnns In einem 1nge 5n beileR.
Iebme 2aIatipe SromD Quiiiine Tablets. 9(po.
theter eebeH GeIo 5iiriid, penn feine Seilung.
6. ~. 0rope's tlHteri6riit aH SbG1ieln. 25e.
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pillen

ucIdbr 00S Spitem ibncIl bon ou' oCn
obru0cnauntcn Ncid)meroen bcireieu.
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5ofio, 10. 6cbr. Gic bcrltige
glnfunit OcS Erinjen 9lrtbur bon
Gprnaugbt, ueldcr 0enl &niler pon
,5npon Den ooicnbono Sroen iIber'
bringt, crrcgtc Observation-Disclosures
lnus. Ger aoiier ielbIt cmpiilg ocn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
viii the State Lose the Stolen Money Z

Columbia, May At seems al
most certain now that the State
won't get the $4,000 stolen from the
State Treas1rer's office in bonds
without suit. Treasurer Jennings
claims that the stealing occurred in
the administrations of Treasurers
Zimmerman and Bates as we'll as in
his own, and that he is responsible
for only about $1,000 of the amount,
if anything. DIR. Zimmerman, on
the other hand, has indicated that he
will pay nothing unless compelled by
the courts to do so, and DR.. Bates is
also in the position of the Missourian.
The result is that nobody seems
willing to pay anything.
Governor Hayward brought mat
ters to head to-day by letter he
sent to Capt. Jennings demanding
prompt information as to what steps,
if any, had been taken to reimburse
the State for the loss. Capt. Jen-
nings replied that he was negotiat-
ing with local bank to put up a
bond for $1,000 to cover his liability
until the matter is finally deter
mined, but that he could not speak
for the others. These two letters
will be turned over to the Attorney
General for advice as to what step
should be taken next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
Rock Hul Locals.

Rock Hill, April 30.-Our Sunday
school is moving on nicely.
r.. HI. Burdett aud little daughter,
jamie, made business trip to West
minister one day last week.
A. J. Sheriff, of South Union,
spent Sunday with j. L. Burdett.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Looney spent a
few hours with Henry Cole and
family, near Fair Play, Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wiggins Wis.
tied their daughter, at Hartwell, Ga,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stone spent
Sunday with their father, E. X.
Swift, who has been sick for several
months.
j. III. Burdett spent Sunday with
J. A. Sheriff and family, near Fair
Play.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Higgins Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Keese Sun
day.
Quite number of our young folks
enjoyed singing at M. Dioe's last
Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Burdett's little sister
Talsie, is spending few days with
the former this week. @. w.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
Tornado Ruins a Texas Town.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 27.-Thir-
teen people were killed and number
seriously injured by tornado which last
night swept over Bellevue, Texas.
The place is practically wrecked. After
the storm had razed every business
building, fire broke out and completed
the destruction. Only four houses are
reported to have escaped injury. The
tornado covered an area of eight miles
wide and destroyed farm houses and
crops.
A carload of provisions have been
sent from Fort Worth and tents have
been forwarded from Wichita Falls.
The property loss will probably be
500, 900.
Reports from Stoneburg say the cotton
gin there was wrecked by the storm and
several residences damaged but no one
injured.
Sydney Webb, chairman of relief
committee, organized at bellevue, Texas,
has asked the Associated Press to give
publicity to the following: Six hundred
of our people are homeless and practi-
cally destitute. Thirteen were killed
and number seriously injured. The
entire town is in heap of ruins, the
destruction being complete. Help Of
every kind is needed and this relief COM
mittee appeals to the public for aid.
! The committee requests all contributions
to be sent to w. B. Worsham & Co.,
Henrietta, Texas"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
A Large Piece OF Ice.

The largest mass of ice in the
world is probably the one which fills
up nearly the whole of the interior
of Greenland, where it has accumu-
lated since before the dawn of his.
tory, says the Chicago Journal. 1t
is believed to now form q block of
about 100000 square miles in area
and averaging mile and half in
thickness. According to these sta
tististics the lump of ice is larger in
volume than the whole body of
water in the Mediterranean, and
there is enough of it to cover the
whole United Kingdom of Great
Btitain and Ireland with a layer
about seven miles thick. If it were
cut into convenient slabs and built
up equally upon the entire surface of
Wales it would form a pile more
than 12O miles high. There is ice
enough in Greenland to bury the
entire area of the United States a
quarter of mile deep.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
chlcora College.

The transfer of Chicora College,
of Greenville, from private hands to
the Presbyterian denomination is a
matter of very general interest
throughout the State. DIR. Preston
has made a success of the institution,
and under Presbyterial control it
doubtless will be made an extremely
fiourishing school. DIR. S. G. Byrd,
of Winnsboro, has been chosen as
president of the college. He has
ample qualifications to assume the
important duties to which he has
been called, and with the co-opera-
tion of Mrs. Byrd, his wife, who has
had valuable experience in the kind
of work that she will find at Chicora,
the college will take front rank
among the female institutions OF
lea ming in South Carolina. Green
vile is an ideal college town and it
is fortunate in having so many ex-
cellent institutions located here
The brightest and most useful days
of Chicora are still ahead of it,
Greenville News.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
ious classes as follows :
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Ante. .Mortem Memorial Exercises.

Bennettsville, May s.-On May
9Th, at the Hebron cemetery, Joel
Covington will open the tombs pre-
pared fer his body and that of his
wife-both being now alive-and
will unveil the monuments with ap-
propriate ceremonies.
The Misses Cameron and Wade,
teachers from Virginia, at the He
bron academy, will del 'er memorial
essays or tributes to the memory of
the quite aged couple. j. Preston
Gibson, of Bennettsville, has received
a letter from Mr.. Covington inviting
him down to deliver the address
Quite an unusual proceeding, eulogy
before death--or ante-mortem me-
mortal exercises.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
THREE PAPERS A WEEK FOR Si.5O.

BY clubbing arrangement with the
Charleston SemiWeekly News and Cou-
rier we are offering that paper and The
Keowee Courier fer si.50 per year. The
Keowee Courier is recognized not only
as the best paper in Oconee county, but
it is rated among the best county papers
in South Carolina. The Semi Weekly
News and Courier is an excellent jour
nal, published on Wednesdays and Satur-
days, gives the detailed news of South
Carolina as special feature, and carries
the full Associated Press dispatches
from all over the world. The combina-
tion of the two papers at S1.50 gives our
present readers, as we'll as new sub
scribers, an opportunity to secure two of
the best papers in the State (three papers
a week) for so cents more than the regu-
lar price of either. Let us send you two OF
the very best papers in South Carolina
for almost the price of one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-05-09
/, Letter to J. D. Werner, waIhalla.

Dear Sir: Devoe, $40 year; lead-and-
oil, $22.
Mr.. MoMullin, late cashier of Patapsoo
National Bank, of Ellicott City, Md,
painted his house-Devoe-in 1885. 1t
wore II years at cost of less than $40 a
year.
Harold Hardinge, the present cashier,
painted his house-three coats lead-and-
oil-it wore six years, at cost of $22 a
year. He then repainted Devoe said
he wanted the paint that cost least by
the year.
This is important such comparisons
are extremely rare. We know the gene
raj fact, however.
The paint that goes farthest, wears
longest; always. Yours truly,
90 f. w. Devoe & Co.
P. S.-J. w. Bell, Walhalla; Seneca
Mercantile Co., Seneca, and Matheson
Hardware Co., Westminster, sell our
paint.