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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22

OF aI fue great captains bfauR1t
"uf bs tine NaF between SAe @t8ias
Lee aas fhe gF~Hts- re. ittrHt
Roosevelt
The praafeet vata 3n ihe lauguassa
IS Dats -Este't T. Lea
Each state Shouts ,sko c4e m Y
energetic uae8nufev fa E..fKe #e
schools and college,. arG. lg t,ae=suf4#
ta iaefaase ta" tarrHter far tH.tfHss.
fi5u aud tu elevate fhr -tHnt=ra ~,
3t#rulur. Robert D. f.ae
The uar Aa.Yua hem decided
against b H l# fbe HaE ~f 4s4aW
20 aeun~ la tire rHsJii aus1 ~ cans.
dor - eoefs fa 'a ~zstt.u@ s.fsufa-
stance. uriis /. it tHe dus
~ e<e~. ona la unie Ia tba re~.nfa.
ton # thr e"u8fts and fi5- rr-"et9ls
iiehmeui - u@aee aad harmony
Robert T.. f~e.
Prsserss vaar s.uple ,aerse aad
ruanurrs Pl.ausss and slurI5 tg n
sruustuteufe a.sh ega to ps4a fs.-
Robert r L.e o. hle daughter
IfI roulB astv Euov rast aEl - sht
young Wrb tu sne college HetH Entd
enr3st44uH. shaula Hasa nothing
fhoueht af au~ ffufHm+ kafax aNHs
from college, ratnuuf b.#ar44uE 50 zIn-
cere tnrleliHn.-- i.pt5"ft r. i.rE
Hlslsrtaa. rahly aurn a sts5d fer-
tune saeasfa gaa#afs"a - is"t-tt
d. t.ee.
Patience ~hr "a. he e9ul af n.aee.
Gf aH fh ssrtH.3 nearest HlH 20
hrGrt#.
Il make wee lp9h AAe rods. .lae bse1
~ uAU
Tnat a'er ~9es sarth abaas hsm 14s
zu8eteEe--
! s5n. rne-} patgeat. humble iran-
4asi spirit.
The afet true gentleman tnat e,rr
lgesstH"d.
-DrENer.
Rejoicing that ira b.a harmonious
h4ra,ter bls etalui.at life ms true
h.Eairs ~ nature. th- Nation has i
ii 40 - ulaee beside her greatest. al
American gentleman uf the typ- ~
IatatH ard sidney and Cufiis
ssa5s n5ut feaf aHa without t.praaen.
The Outlook
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-14

elf. directed the movements OF his
little command calmly and with sober
military judgment. Little by little. I'M
der protection OF the rifles Of the three
civilians. the uninjured infantrymen
crept cautiously about. rolling loosened
powders forward into position. until
they finally succeeded in thus erecting
a rude bsrricsde between them and the
enemy. The wounded who could be
reached were laboriously drawn back
within this improvised shelter. and
when the black shadows OF the night
finally shut down. all remaining alive
were once more clustered together.
the injured lying moaning and CHASTITY
beneath the overhanging shelf OF rock.
and the girl, who possessed all the pa
tient stoiclsm OF frontier training. rest
ing IN silence. her widely opened eyes
on those far-on stars peeping above
the brink Of the chasm. her head pill
lowed on old ellis knee.
Twice during the long night volun-
teers sought vainly 20 pierce those
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-14

Thing Behind a chaos. everything De
fore NORTHEASTERN years he had been
actually seeking death: a hundred
times he had gladly marked its APP
parent approach. a smile Of welcome
upon his lips. Yet Il had never quite
succeeded in reaching him. and moth
ing had been gained beyond a reputa-
ton for cool. reckless daring, which
he did not In the least covet. But
now, miracle OF all miracles, inst as
the end seemed actually attained.
seemed beyond any possibility Of be-
ing turned aside. he began to expert
ence a desire TO llve-he wanted to
save this girl.
His keenly observant eyes. trained
by the exigencies OF his trade to take
note of small things. and rendered
eager by this newly awakened ambi-
ton, scanned the clin towering above
them. He perceived the extreme ir-
regularity of its front, and numerous
peculiaritles Of formation which had
escaped him hitherto. Suddenly his
puzzled face frightened to the birth OF
an idea. BY heaveusi Il might be
done! Surely IL might be douel Inch
by inch he traced the obscure passage
seeking to impress each faint detail
upon his memory-that narrow ledge
within easy reach OF an upstretched
arm, the sharp outcropping OF rock
edges here and there. the deep cash
as though some giant az had cleaved
the stone. those sturdy cedars growing
straight out over the chasm Ike the
bowsprits Of ships, while all along the
way. irregular and ragged. varied riffs
not entirely unlike the steps OF crazy
staircase.
The very conception Of such an ex-
plot caused his flesh to creep. But he
was not Of that class OF men who fall
back dazed before the face Of danger.
Again and again. led by an impulse
he was unable TO resist, he studied
that precipitous rock, every nerve
ingling TO the newborn hope. God
helping them. even so desperate a
deed might be accomplished. although
Il would test the foot and nerve OF a
Swiss mountaineer. He glanced again
uneasily toward his companion. and
saw the same mouonless figure. the
same somber face turned deliberately
away. Hampton did not smile, but his
square Jaw set, and he clinched his
hands. He had no fear that she might
fail him. but for the drst time In all
his life he questioned his own courage.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-14
CHATTER u.
Old ellis Girl.

Guided by the unerring instinct OF
an old Indian fighter. ellis, during
that first mad retreat. had discovered
temporary shelter behind one of the
largest powders. 1t was a trihe in
advance Of those later rolled into posi-
ton by the soldiers. but was OF size
and shape which should have Afforded
ample protection for two. and doubt
less would have done so had Il not
been for the firing from the cliff op-
posite. Even then It was a detected
bullet, glancing from on the polished
surface OF the rock. which found lodg-
ment In the sturdy old fighters brain.
The girl had caught him as be fell, had
wasted all her treasured store OF wa
ter in vain effort to cleanse the blood
from his features. and now sat there.
piilowing his head upon her knee. al
though the old man was stone dead
with the first touch Of the ball. That
had occurred fully an hour before, but
she continued In the same posture. a
grave, pathetic figure. her face sobered
and carewOrn beyond her years, her
eyes dry and staring. one brown hand
81 AaHAuk ENTHUSIASTICALLY inc Qll uldn y
useless rife. She would scarcely have
been esteemed attractive even under
much happier circumstances and as
sisted by dress. yet there was some
thing IN the independent poise OF her
head. the steady fxedness OF her pos
ture. which served 10 interest Hamp-
ton as be now watched her curiously.
Fighting blood" he muttered ad-
miringly 70 himself Might fail 70
develop into very much OF a society
bell. but likely TO prove valuable out
here"
She was rather a slender slip OF
thing. a trihe too tall for her years,
perhaps. yet with no lack OF develop
ment apparent ia the slim. rounded
figure. Her coarse homemade dress
OF dark calico fitted her sadly, while
her rumpled hair. from which the
broad brimmed hat had fallen. pos
sessed n reddish copper tinge where
II was touched by the sun. Mr.. Hamp.
tone survey did not Increase his de-
sire for more intimate acquaintance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-14

ship. yet he recognized anew her IN.
doubted claim upon him.
Suppose I might just as we'll drop
out that way as any other" he reflect
ed, thoughtfully. IT'S all in the game
Lying Eat upon his stomach. both
arms extended, he slowly forced him
self beyond his bowlder into the open.
There was no great distance TO be
traversed. and n considerable portion
OF the way was somewhat protected
by low bushes Hampton took few
chances OF those spying eyes above
never uplifting his head the smallest
fraction OF an inch. but reaching for.
ward with blindly cropping hands.
caught hold upon any projecting root
or stone which enabled him TO drag
his body an inch farther Twice they
fred directly down at him from the
opposite summit. and once a feck Of
sharp rock. Clipped by a Elancing bull
let. embedded itself IN his cheek. dye.
ing the whole side OF his face crimson.
But not once did he pause or glance
aside; nor did the girl look up from
the imploring face OF her dead AS he
crept silently in. sheltering himself
next 10 the body of the dead man. she
perceived his presence for the hrst
time. and shrank back as II In dread
What are you doIng7 Why-why
did you come here?" she questioned. a
faltsr In her voice; and he noticed that
her eyes were dark and large, yielding
a marked impress Of beauty TO her
face.
Il was unwilling to leave you here
alone" he answered. quietly. and hope
70 discover some means for getting
you safely back beside the others"
But didn't want YOU" and there
was look Of positive dislike in her
widely opened eyes.
Didn't want me?" He echoed these
unexpected words In a tone OF com
piete surprise. Surely you could not
desire 70 be left here alone? Why
didn't you want me?"
Because know who you arei" Her
voice seemed to catch In her throat
He told me. You're the man who
shot Jim Eberly."
Mr. Hampton was never OF 4 pro
nounced emotional nature. nor was he
a person easily disconnected. yet he
flushed az the sound OF these impul
sive words. and the confident smile de
serted HIS lips. For q moment they
sat thus. the dead body lying between
AID looked at each other. When the
man finally broke the constrained 81
lence & deeper intonation had crepI
into his voice.
Ny girl" he said gravely. and not
without a suspicion OF pleading. this
Is no place for me TO attempt any de
tense OF shooting ARRAY in n gambling
house, although l might plead will
some justice that Eberly enjoyed thu
honor OF shooting FIRST. / was no
aware OF your personal feeling in th'
matter, or I might have permitted
some one else TO come here in m.
stead. Now 1t Is too late I hav'
never spoken to you before. and do 81
at this time merely from q sincere de
sire to be of some assistance"
There was that In his manner o
grave courtesy which served to stead,
the girl. Probably never before In al
her rough frontier experience had sh'
been addressed thus formally. He
closely compressed lips twitched ner
voas!y. but her questioning eyes re
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-14

sharply out in the rayine; then the
reckless fellow. his head partially sup
ported against the protecting bowlder.
lifted up a full, rich barytone In rendi-
ton OF that hymn Of Christian faith
Nearer. my God. to Thee.
Nearer to Thee
Zen though IL be q cross
That raiseth me.
Nearer. my God. TO ThSel
Nearer TO Thee"
Glazed and wearied eyes glanced
cautiously toward the singer around
the edges Of protecting rocks; nngers
loosensd their grasp upon the rife bar
rels; sToke-begrimed cheeks became
moist; while lips. a moment before
profaned by oaths. grew silent and
trembling. Out in front a revengeful
brave sent his bullet swirling just
above the singers head. the sharp
fragments OF rock dislodged falling In
a shower upon his upturned face; but
the fearless rascal sang serenely on
to the end. without a quaver.
Mistake II for a death song likely"
he remarked dryIy. while the last
ClcAAs lingering note, reecnOeo Dy the
cliff. died reluctantly away in softened
cadence. Beautiful old song. SER
geant. and trust hearing It again has
done you good. Sang 1t once in a
church way back In New England.
But what is the trouble? Did you call
me for some special reascn?"
Yes" came the almost gruff re-
Spouse; for Wyman. the fever steal
ing back upon him, felt half ashamed
OF his unshed tears. That is. pro-
vided you retain SUFFICIENT sense TO
listen Old ellis was shot over an
hour ago. yonder behind that big
bowlder. and his girl sits there still
holding his head in her lap. She'll get
hit also unless somebody pulls her out
of there. and she's doing no good to
Gillis--he'T dead"
Hampton's clear-cut. expressive face
became graver. all trace OF reckless.
ness gone from II. He lifted his head
cautiously. peering over his rock cover
toward where he remembered earlier
In the fight ellis had sought refuge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-08
GA R Z "a.
Trag. dis AOe Strts, Die lN lnmcl Ge.autl NaN
ssss!a &MMhzw
Tee

Cine frieblidc q d. h a.
rim. Nla 6olgc zines nad)bor.
lid)eH Streite& muroc a~citcrn Trulr
Morp Snpoer pon 9tr. Ills. Moro.
RntterlousFnr Npenuc. perboitet u,t
burd) Eoli5cjridter acplir1er i'm
ncrooItlidcn S~tationsbouic nit $2t
lnb Soften b%eItrnit. Nic ibrc Nat),
barirl Sran Heonora Wrrgun. Oil
qab, ioil bic NeItrnitc cine 9iebbob".
rim bon i19Iihcn Raoauiceitcu icil1.
Y in boinnngSpnllcc
Ilccblatt. Tao Jrio. 5ucl
Anabcn uno cin M1od,en. nit Gem
Iron Tinccnt Nrpntieminc; BON Nr.
GlS, Siib.MolieItroBc, nni IS. Sep'
tender bcit,cntt muroe. aer1tb ousgc.
5eid)rct. glic brci ieigc,, mlnmehr
reyes Sutereiie flIr Niles, mas ltn jic
her por9ebt mo bepeiicn ob llnb I'll
ihr Mibiallen ourd) genlcinid)ait'
lifes, iebod) nod nid,t i%tilnnlenreines
@einSL> Nof NniidJt ser Mer,tc lit
cs cine Seltcnbcit. oab Grilftrgc ollie
an Scben blcibeit. icooh be'dgtc9
Srip id)ctnt gan; entid)ieoen cine
Iltsnabme MADDEN sit rpnaen. Srall
@rDnficUiile5 lit ole Wtitter bon ,ebn
iucitercii ainoern. bon benen jcopd,
bier Iidrben.
@uroe riidi1llig. Ter
10 Sabre oltc @iaiam !. 9cad, poii
Nr. 6t5, Gnioritrabe, meld,er crit
fiir5lid) ponl .Soltie Of Rein9c" alli
Earole ertlaiicn iuoroen mar. ipl,roe
gcItern ourt @,oli5eirittcr aeplm1er
i'm norooitlid)cn Eiitritt megen on0eb.
lidjeu Giebitdbls mad, eml9ernrntelr
Snititlt 3liriit 9eTnnot. 2eot bate
IN cinem ,Siini' ulb 3ebn.Gent.2aoel
AnlIeliung g%eillnoet, no er aui Ser
anloIiurg bea ,SrbuberS uerbuitet
m,iroe, melfer bebouptete. beItotlelt
norben SIT iein. Seah leate bei'm
Yerbor cin @eitGnonib al. Iie se
itoblenen 8eaenltunoe ipurocn in et4
nem Sdltppen hinter 2ead,'3 Nob
ming g%eilnoen.
3luei n9cnhlifc 2 port3.
Warid)nu 1Sarra!l clt,piir1 Wihiuodj
cir 3elegranm aus Gbteosc. in oer,
or enrun eriud,t lunree. Stnrlen
Huue. IS Sabre alt, nno Gou. Na.
c3pnsfi ~ Sabre alt '5l pectni.en.
,pcldc bridmloigt iinS. $500 uno jlpei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-08
Salts @cisBeit.

Senren 1ur Ole StllHItlgebtr Gltt nelE
FbIlippincn. - 9eoiugln9cn ser
SeIbitreaierutg.
Mnnila. I. Nopcnbcr. ,Sn
elmer Heoe, meldc &ric0aiefretdr
Suft an Sicnltag Nbeno BET ciuem
ibn bon Der Sortihrittspartei geges
bencn Solltett biclt, pcrbreitcte CT lid
iiber Die WcIdid)te Scr SbeilunN Ger
Farteien un0 crtIGrtc, ibre griiten5
Isl cine mpcrnlciolid)e ISolge Ser Aen.
oerull1en olli Oeu Ebilippinen. BET
Der ScIbItreglerung iei Die critic &c
oingltng, ooB oic Stimmgcber lerll.
ten, lid, III cine gtieoerloae 5u finoen.
unb lpern lie OoS pcritGnoell, Don ei'
ncm Siege 0cu riftigen @ebraltd) 5u
MAIDEN, Oenn oie SeIbItregierltng
lclc bciocn Farteien 9eitrGnfuugen
ouf. Die WinoritGt biirie nid)t tire
ben, bos @erf ibrcr Spponenten 81
pcreitclrL neil lie iidb nid)t in Der
GontroIe beiin6c, llno Die WaloritGt
miiiic Die Angeleaenbciten 10 Ieitcn,
Dab lie hcm @olfe 5eige, oob cs An'
tbsiI AT ser Reaieruma babe.
nNihts," iubr ser ReOner ior.,
hat ms groBere Srcltoe scnnad)t uno
inns nlcbr Gertrmlcn III Dem GrIolac
bclierL mas mir tbun, eingeiloBt, ais
sos Terbaltcn ser Aiicmblp. Nae
angeleeenbeiten iino bis iett iomobl
bon Der MinnritGt, ais ppn Der Waios
ri.1t in c%onicrpatipcr @eiie hebauocIt
muroen. Nllea, mas ih %perlange, lit,
Dah bie Winorit1t 5nnr aili Die Dor
fommcnoen Sebl9riiic %binipcIit, Die
-Waiorit1t iih ober trotoem lhrcn
Stol5 bcrpabrt un0 baoilrtl benefit
oa6 sic aiicmb!p tcinen Seh!itllN
broeutet."
Ter Scfrctar iprod, oann pnrl
Tcbleriiien. ncId)c sic clbantid)c Ne
0ierlnN gethan babe, meil 6 Den De
ietaebcrn bicicr Hcpnblit al Suite
rclIc iiir sic 6iicntIid)cn 9unIcIcJtn.
hcitcn ichltc ullo crflGrte, 0ic Fhillp'
pincl 5ciltcn iid) III oicler Sejle1una
>nSrrS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-08
Sn's 5clo seridt.
Gornpngnc geacn Die auirilbrcriid)cn
Ute. Snoioner in Iofota c%rDiinct.

Smuha. Ncbr.. 7. Noucm6cr. -
Sbcrit Sronf @clt mo nd)t Sdnun
Nroncn pom =. 9unoeS aonalcrirs
Regimcnt aus Sort Ics Woines lie.
zen iit gcltcrr bel 6oreIt Gitp iiber
Den Miiiiiiippi ieben, neld)es Der
Cheyenne Ngentlr in Siio.G nfotd
gc9eniibcr liegt, nodoem tic an Nheno
porber Gettysburg crreidt hatten
mo IS Tcileu iibcr 2anb marihirt
marcr. Soa Commando begann bette
ben Marid uuf Sbuuoer Butte, mel.
DIES 50 Meilen meter lpeltlid lie9t.
Gle Soloiten iino ser Meinnn9, boB
oic Gonnpngnc e1sen bic lite Suoias
ncr lie nl6gliher 8eiic mGhreno oes
1ur,eln @inters in Aniprilfj ncbmelt
miro.
3pci Gompagllicn pom 16. Nnion.
trrie.Negilment aus Sort Gropf lang
ten porgeitern Abeno III GETTYSBURG
an. Gieie Gompaonicn iollen bos
fleinc Ietad)elncrt pom =. aooalleries
Me9iment nbl0icn, meld)es Ole 81
i~,ttrbaiis in GETTYSBURG bemaft. &c.
Judgements ppn ben Snidnterie.G oms
palltien meroen ipdter pom Der Che.
pellne : Niper = Ngentllr, Mhitc Sorle
l,no onoeren Nllnften 5ptit}fn Dem
Smin6cr Butte Greet l,no oein Wii.
ioltri ailsgciunbt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-08
Staot Baltimore.
Mjd)c 81 IidDe.

Srau SpbiQa @aroncr u,tcr orober
9etbeiliaun3 non %ci0tro0cnoelt
Mli ben 2cnoon Elrt 6rieoboi
5iir Ieetcn Nu0c beitattet. - Trolt
Nml :. GeIiel AMI Dem Niclult
Garmel.6rieaboi becroiat.
Gin 1roBes Srarerlciolgc Qclcitetc
9cItcrn Had)mittnl Die iroiihe Sill,
Der an 8. 3. W. int 9lIlcr non SO Sab,
rem per Itorbenen Srau SuhiIla @ayo
ucr hah Sem 2onoon.Flr Srie0bpi
no Gielel1e 5ilr lebten RIibc b"CIlattet
muroe, FoItor u. i. StcrQer bon ser
bent 'd)eu GrcielHiJteita STRIDE hieIt
ipmobl i'm SranerAlMic. ME am
@rnbc ticf cHpilaoCnc g(niprad)en.
Cine 1Siille ocn NInmcnipcnocn
ihmiidte sen Sara. Cir lebtc Gbrc
ais Tabrtiltiru1er crricien ser @nt,
id,Iuiencn ole so. Meter Acd)heimer,
Otto @irtusr, Soicph Bono. 1Srnnf
Bono, inn. Gnrt. Stlhl ms ,Sohlt
EIetd,er. Trou @arhncr iullroc am
4. September 1921 III S~rtenber1,
Seiicn 3 SarnItlbt. Ncborcu. Sit
fam i'll Sabre 1852 nnh Amerifa ulo
o~crheirathete iid) 3ipci Sabre ip1ter
nit &rn. Gran, Gardner, Ser ibr pcr
5chn Sdbren int Sooc porauS8in9.
Nit ihrem Manl,e bctricb lie IN 9tr.
II bis 13. s0iahItraRe, 30 Sabre
lang onS ,Sptel Gardner. "'oas itetS
ein SaInuc!puntt ser QCutld)en mar.
Gic TerItprbene binterlGbt cine lodj
fer, 1yrau GIilabctb Nebren 5uei Gu.
tcl, 0rei llrcnfel uno eincn llrurenfcl,
ionic jmei SdppeiterM Srou Scu.
rlettA bono uuo Srau Glliabetb &cb.
BET III baltimore.
Nnnu Z. Ieiicl.
N1tl0em Ealtor s. ". Gutter Don
Ser erIlcll 0elitlden per. conllg. Stride
M GaIicrn-Nucnile eincn ieierliten
Irlucrloitcabienlt gcblltcn bate.
inuO Nritern 9tadlnittaQ Die @ceroi.
gang ser am 4. Nopember i'm 9lltcr
Don IS &nbren ncrItorbencn 6rail
NnNa J. Ieilel, gcb. Nrnulo, pom
Iraucrhauic Nr. 300, GrIeaua. STR.
CHS ullter grcber 9rtbeiligul1 ppr
&~ciotrugcnSen aui Sem Mt. Carmel.
Srieoboic itott. 3ahIreidc pr1ftige
@luncrltiidc mlir0en an Srabesbii-
1el ~nieogrAclelt. Sic SS. u. Toocl.
&cnru Sicbert, Gbarlca WcitbCdcr.
Ghriitian Gbammel. 5obn (ngclbar0t
luno Soim alicrlein irnAirtcn ola
GohrilthtrGgcr. Sis Teritprbc,ic
iourNe an %. Gcpcmbcr 1929 lit 81,
burg aeborcn ,mh FAM nor 63 Sohrer
nad) Nmcrita. Sicr mar nit Sru.
Simun GciicI pcrbeirothct. Scr am
II. Snnnor 1887 itarb. Sr0u IciIc!
billteri0Bt jiuci Sohne, oie SN. Nlcn0
lmo Mutton leIicl, unb cine Snhtcr.
6r1u Scnrp Iuid), ionic icdb3 GrtCl.
till0Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-08
Neretoigung pom Hetru=,
ten.

{ II.
Ger Hallcr ItuuD bellte bel 5lemlld)
rullbem @ettcr pole ~ Stunoen an
cincm Nltar, mGbreno Ole Hetrlten
bon 10 Eeginlentern ull0 Is Nutuillo.
men ben Subneneio oblegtell. Sic
Sberltcn Der Heginlellter troten Der
Heibc nad) Dor ben Iltar, no lie Die
cine Suno ultf Die Sabne legten uub
ole uloere erbpben, luubren0 lie oen
Wunlid)aiten ben Clio porlproben.
Iic Tetrllten nieberbolten Die Wortc
Der Sffi5icre. Ser &oiier rici jebem
Hcglmelt nit loutcr Stimme .gil.
ten W%toracn" SIT, unb belt cine fur5c
Nniprad]e, in lpeld)er er erfl1rtc, er
erlparte, ouB Ole Hetriltcn IN @pttcs.
iurd,t, Selbitperlell9nnn0 mo ad)ter
&onlerooldaft blencn lrno alc tire
Tflihten eriiiuen miiroen.
Nu Sem 2 Oh q h tfclbc pom
GoBbad .
Nlli Dem @el1l,oc ser Sdlad)t bel
HoBbad), ioipie an, @robe oes fiibren
HeiterfiibrerS Srieorid, @ilbelm bon
Scpolit 5ll Winfpnsfr bel Nnmsla,
in StIelien haben einorlidSpone De-
bCnfieicrn itattgeiumocn. Nn ibnen
betbeiligten iid) nomentlid) Gcrtretcr
ser 8apallerie, ipe5iel Seputotioneu
ocS Sffi5iercorps BON in Shlelien
itehcnocn &apollerie : &%eginlentcrn.
(GS NOR am 5. Houember 1867, ba
General b. Sepblie olS 6iibrer Der
pe%iolnnltcn Mapnllcrie ocS 8onigS
Srieorid) bcS 3iueitcn Den glorrcid)cl
Sieg iibcr Die S%ron5oien inter Sor.
bic 0opoutrlta. moourd) Die @ebollps
tllng Sod)icn'a crnloali6t lpurbc.)
Cine Wptidnft an Serru
Monicpclt.
Nountmoln u. SiponiuS, Scr lleil.
ernunmtc Ml!itGr Nttad)c Ser oellts
itcu @otid)uit IN @oibington, mcIdcr
hcnnlIdylt bic Mclic nod Den Scr.
Stnotcn untritt. ninmt an Den Er0ii
0cntcn Honicuclt cine pcrIonlid)c Not
itait poni Hniier nit. Sieie Dot
idoit lit militdrild)cr Ndtur. Soupt-
nlaltll y. Siponills erbicIt tic. ais er
uor cinigcnS ogcn, mic gen1clhet, upnl
Aoiier e%ntpiunaen mlrOc, Der Jpn Dor
Scr Nbiabrt nnd)Nmerifa sur Nubicnj
tcfohlen bate. &auptmonm u. Hipos
Mus ninrmt III @uibington ben 80.
item cir, wcld,en Mainr &6rncr bisber
bcflcibct bate, Der bercits altf Der
&cimiobr5 begriiien lit.
Hoiiart ais Srou Nurbis
cas- Scr0tber
Gruit p.EoIiort, Der chcmoligc Sol
Sbcoier. Slltenhnnt in Wtilnd)en, miro
mQbrid)einlid ooa N11cbot bon No
oonlc Eilioll 9tnr0ica nnnchmcn. ihr
o(a 9erather Del Der Grrihtiunn beE,
Characterization VoDrcltb" NM al"
%citcr Der criten Sniinn sur Scitc III
itcbcr. Nla Tran Noroicn 5uIett IN
Mfilnhcn meiltc, bate iie bcrcita ibre
tiinltleriid,en slblid)ten nit Serrn b
Eoiiort bciprodlrLuno - lpuroe bier
bci oie Moalid,teit eines tiinitleriid)cn
}nionlnlcmpirfcns crmogen. Toiiart
tot @ertrouen 5i oem GinillB, mel.
den Mtuoonle 9toroica lldd) ieincr Nna
iid,t nilf Ole S%inal51robcn IN slmcricn
beiibt. 10 bob iid) bos llntcrnehmcn
OILS lebensiGhi9 eriueiien fonnc. &ors
l0riig bot er iih inoeB nod bis @cib-
nnd)tcn Seocnf5eit ollsgcbetcn.
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goIberc llbren utb Setter Q~citobIen
I'll haben. lrteftiu S'loltneu uuo
Eolisiit aabler n%erhoitcten Ole beihen
%iinuliu0c, pelcd sic bCincn llbrCn
mo nod ctmn $3.50 I'M @ciib bnttcn,
uuf ocin Eiutlico Mcunplotc mo
brod)ltn 0iciclbcu nod Ger mittlcren
Eoli5ciitntior. 100 lie Neitcrt ciu Ser
bor Dor Hid)tcr @rnnuan Su bCitehen
holtcn. Stunts ia9tc I'M Gerbor, oaB
er ser Sohn cincS Solicitors elmer
Vrollerci III GhlcuNo iN lulo nift
$500, ionGcrn nur $500 uto oic bel,
bcr aploenen lthrcn BON icincn Tu-
ter gcnonlr1cn babe, mclfer aroBeS
Nllterciie an Hennpicroen nirnmt. Gr
hattie 9ehort, BOB riu Inn befonnter
fodeN, &ad Gclobn aili Dem Efnl.
litu. Ncnnplabc lei mo bcidbloB CT 80
her, nod baltimore eli fnnrmcn. o.
nubm InC5nnsti nit, nm 0cmicIbcu
niclleid)t bier cine SHluno nI3
Sodep sll o%eridoiicn. Gr bcjobltc aus
ocn 5000 Die bciocn Gobrforten DOT,
Chicago nit $50 lno perbrovd)ten
@cioc ctiuo SO oti ser Mciic. Gr
Iagic, Dob er polfonmcn Miurn& lei,
noh Chicago juriidpltcbren l1o
miro bellte Elm Tremo ser NomiIie
bier elntrciiem I'm @unB rad Gbi
c0AO iuriitillbrillNClL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-08
Scincr Mnnbc crlcocH.

GDilobelpbio, ga, !. NoD.
- Ger beige Sbeatcrleiter 0u'tapnH
II. 9cgeiabrt, peld,er bas v9rano
Opera Solie" gepod,tet bat.c nto nit
bem 9au cinee nel,en lhcnterS III
@eit-E bilacclpbia bcld,GitiNt NOR, 1t
SEN Sd)ubnrnocn, mcld)c cr lid an
Spp,too in iclb%iun6roeri'd,er Nblid)i
bcibrad)tc. erle1cn. @cidl1itlit)c Cor.
aen nao arGntlihfeit bAttcn i'm 81
oen rcrimeiieItcn Sdrittc bcipoaen.
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SdHiisnadridlten.

Nem Yorf, I. Hopember.. =
Nbgciabren iino iolgenoe Ianpier
nGchric" nad 2iuerpool. ngliider'
nad) S%ambnrg, ia Yropence" mad,
SABRE, ~Yrin5eB Srene" nad) 9re.
men ino vSc0ig Slop" rat aoper.
bagell.
ScNllp. 7. Hopember. - Ger
0onpier vaoiierin 9lilguita Gifto.
ria" bon Nem.Dopf mad Sambura
beitinmt. iubr 6ier porbei.
Sambnrg. Z. Nouenlber, - Ser
CAMPER .YrGiioent 9incolu" lit bon
Hcn-2orf angefomincn.
Saure. Z. Wopember. Ger
Ianpier ga Sauoie" BON New.Dorf
lit tier eireetrofien.