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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
A BUSY WEEK FOR THEM.
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Taft Have Trips PInnncd-Teddy
in New England.

Washington, Aug. 9-Next week will be
a busy one for both President Roosevelt
and Secretary Taft The chief executive,
It is announced, will temporarily aba ndon
the summer capital at Oyster Bay for
trip To New England, to be made on tn
presidential yacht Mayfower Accordir-
70 reports, the President and Mrs. Roos
welt Will FIRST visit Newport next Thur.
day where they will be the guests os
Commodore and Mrs Cornelius Wander
bilt at Beaulieu for several days. Thn
New York Yacht club, Of which Mr. Van
derbilt is commodore, will visit the Rhola
Island resort on its annual cruise d ring
tho Presidents stay, when the race for
the time honorcd Aston cups and thu sec
ond contest for the Kings cup W be
held. From Newport tho presider' wiz
so TO Proviencctown, whore he W play
a principal part in the ceremonies attend
ant upon the unwilling Of tho mo- 1mont
10 commemorate the landing of tac Pill
Frims This affair will take place "a week
from next Wednesday and the r. ejdont
IS now at work on tho address NJ will de.
liver on that occasion, The chief vecutlve
and Mrs. Roosevelt will he the racipients
OF as many social entertainment a they
care Ia accept during their sta in New
England.
Word comes from Murray By. Canada.
where Secretary Taft has bee spending
his vacation, that he will leavc tomorrow
'or Washington, arriving hc-e Monday.
The coming week will he spot in dlspos-
ing Of all important war dep rtment bust
ness requiring the secretary immediate
attention. and week from morrow no
will leave for Ohio To keep AN engagement
70 address the republican clubs Of his
home State Mt Columbus on the evening
, Of Aug. TO- Aroused to tn serious cond-
ton Of his candidacy for the presidency,
the Buckeye friends of T., dispose sccre-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
THE STORY OF II POOR BOYs.

John Adams, second president, was the
son Of n grocer of very moderate means.
The only start he had was a good edu-
cation.
Andrew Jackson was horn in a log hut
in North Carolina, and was reared in the
pine woods for which the State is fam
Gus.
James X. Polk spent the earlier years
Of his life hclring to dig living out
OF n new farm in North Carolina. He
was afterwar I'd clerk In n county store.
Willard Fillmore was tho son Of a New
York farmer and his home was hum
bic one. He learned the business of a
clothier.
James buchanan was born in a small
town in the Allegheny mountains. His
father cut the logs and built the house
in what was then n wilderness.
Abraham Lincoln was the son of n
wretchedly poor farmer In Kentucky,
a.d lived in n log cabin until he was
twentv-onc years old.
Andrew johnson was apprenticed TO n
tailor at the age If ten years by his
widowed mothei. He was never able to
attende school, and picked up all the
education he ever h, 4.
Ulysses S. Grant lived the life Of vii
lage boy In a plain house on the banks
Of the Ohio river until he was seventeen
years OF age
James A. Garfield was bonn In log
| cabin. He worked on the farm until he
was strong enough " use carpenters
tools. when he learned tho trade. He
aftcrward worked on a canal,
Grover Cleveland's father was a Pres
bytorian minister with small salary
and large family, The boys had to earn
their living.
william McKinley's early home was
plain and comfortable, and his father
was able to keep him nj school.-Rocky
Mountain Advocate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
ODD FELLOWS FIELD
DAY DRAWS 1000

st. Johnsbury, Aug. IT." l'a mural
outing OF the Odd l'eilows l@eld Day
association was held on the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon and attracted over
1000 spectators. The Afternoon "a, de-
voted TO all kinds of athie'. sport. he
prizes being given by the = iohr-hury
merchants. The hoavywc slit tug-'f war
was won by tho Barnet team and ST
Johnsbury team won the lightweight tug
of-war. Tho hall game between St
Johnshury and Barnet w. won nr s..
Johnshury in five innings. p. 90 :. = H.
Henderson. grand secretary IF he grand
lodge. was president of the day and n
lodges in this vicinity participated ia Tho
contests.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15

beer was found The beer was seized
by the officers and will be sent to the
state laboratory for analysis
Sheriff f. c. Fish OF West Rutland
with several other deputies went four
miles farther and raided hotel az
Lake Bomoseen conducted by Michael
Coffey Tho officers failed to find any
intoxicants at this place.
This is the fourth raid made in this
county within the three days past and
states Attorney r. A. Lawrence has
Issued search warrants for all raids.
The proprietor OF the wayside Inn IL
Edward Pomeroy n former member OF
the Rutland board of aldermen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
YOUNG MAN DROWNED.
Ernest Ranney Seized with Cramps
Swimming at LyndOnviIIc.

Lyndonville, Aug, 11.-Ernest Ranney,
aged II years, son of Charles Ranney OF
West Burke, was drowned while swim
ming in the Passumpsic river this after
noon He was a good swimmer. according
10 one report, but was overcome by
cramps. Another version is that he was
not an expert swimmer and being caught
In the under current was perhaps taken
with cramps. His companion was unable
to save him. Ranney was employed here
In the stable at Webbs Hotel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
ST. ALBANS MEN PRAISED

st. Albans, Aug. l1.-This city re
sponded TO Richford's call for aid yes
terday to help it fight fire by sending
a hose cart with thousand feet of
hose and eXtinguishers and u firemen.
a special train took the OUTFIT up. leav-
ing here at 40 and returning at 1880
p. m. The boys did good work while
away and were warmly thanked and
praised BY Richford people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
Fall Trade Sentiment Helped in
Most Sections Of the Coun-
try AS Result.
INDUSTRIES ARE QUIETER
Prices EnsiuE in Some of the Impor.
tant Brnnchcs-Cottou Goods Con-
tinuc to Go iIigber--Dress
Goods and silks Arc Also
Very strong.
New York Aug -Bradstreet's to-

New York. Aug Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Cross currents in crop and trade de-
velopments render generalization diff
cult. Dispatches point to further favor
able progress BY leading crops notably
corn, cotton and spring wheat. but cx
cepting oats. reports from which are
not favorable. In tho Southwest. North
west and At large Eastern centers senti-
inent as to fall trade has been helped
" these developments and fall buying
IS becoming more noticeable. In some %
The large industries. however, quieter
trade is reported in some branches, with
prices easing. Thus pig iron and some
finished lines nre reported lower. on the
week. In textile trades the feature is
the marked activity nj strengthening
prices for cotton goods and the dress
goods and silk market, rre also better
but q. is noted that sales Of mems wear.
woolens for the spring Of lPoS are below
those Of the preceding season.
Business failures for tho wcoi number
Isl against 1871 IN tho like week ~ 1000, 11f
In 1905. 1S1 in 1904 ana 100 IN 1909.
There are no signs of hesitation in Cana
dian trade demands and the only appar-
cnt dra whack Is the exceptionally strong
and active money market,
Loans increased heavily IN the first half
Of tho year but this appears TO have been
altogether In commercial lines as call
loans fell off owing to the pauCitv Of
stock speculation. Increased activity IS
noted in fall trade at leading centcrs
and crop reports continue 20 show i'm
s1rovon,e0t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
TWO MORE RAIDS MADE.
States Attorney Lawrence after Al
legged ViOIators Of the Law.

Rutland Aug 1.-The Wayside Inn
at Castleton Corners was raided to-
day by several local officers undeY the
direction of Chief Of Police w. s. Whit
taker and several bottles of "Uno"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
II the nnby Z. Cutting Teeth

80 sure and use that old and weli-trIed
remedy. Mrs, Wlnslow's Soothing Sy-
rnp tor children teething, 1t soothss
me chiid, softens the gums, arrays az
remedy for, Darrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
A SUGGESTION

A. happy solution
90 problcus We seek,
I move 70 abolish
The days Of the week
without any Monday
or course Il Is seen
We'd all without laboi
Be equally clean.
With Saturday hanished
And nay dav wiped out,
our wealth would be equal
Without any doubt
without any Sunday
To preach what We should.
We'd all Of us sinners
Re equally good.
No more shall We hunger,
No more shall We sigh,
When each day is no day
Some sweet by and by.-New York
IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15

Soothes itching skin, Heals cuts or
burns without n scar. Cures piles, &c
zema, salt rheum, any itching Doan's
Ointment. Your druggist sells II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
HARD TO TAKE.

Mis,ress-Did the mustard plaster do
you any good, Bridget?
Maid-yes; but, be CORY, mum, NJ do
bite the tongue!-Philadelph Inquirer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
JOBBINCi TRADE ACTIVE.

New York. Aug. a-R G. Dun & cos
review OF trade tomorrow will say:
Jobbng trade in fall and winter goods
IS active at the leading cities. country
merchants being IN large attendance and
operating freely as n rule. Retail sales
OF seasonablo mercha ndisc are liberal al
though at some points customary midsum-
1ner quiet is noted. Mercantile collections
show distinct Improvement on the whole.
There is little interruption in the leading
Industries. Commodity prices are lower.
especially IN cases whore speculative in
Tation existed. favorab bic weather having
greatly improved crop prospects. Rail-
way earning for July, complete for four
weeks, show n gain of 90 per cent over
the same month last year and foreign
commerce at this port for the last week
supplied an increase of si,5S2.5l4 in valuo
of imports as compared with the move
ment Of a year ago. \ small increase Of
S547, s4T occurred in exports.
Failures this week numbered 1s3 In the
United States. against ia last year and
81 IN Canada compared with IL year ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15

Cheapest accident insurance --- Dr.
Thomas's Electric oil. Stops the pa in
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
TIRED.

TIRED.
The air
We s.pose.
The air.
Shin GOES
And nol,os
It's noso
Ger seas
And floes
Ou,maus
With Seal,
Skin clothes
Frecze off
Their toes.
THIS month
The polo
shouId hunt
It's hole.
Should ,eav
Its knoll
Whore III
The goal
Of mon
WIN toll
Take form
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-18
User ipar 8ismarf?

Den uSantbureer 9ta6ridten4 teilt
cine 2eierin cine orollige l1nterbol-
tung nit, Die lire 9inoer, Die ie6s-
iabrige 9lnnemarie ltno Die fa1t fiinf=
idbrige Barbara, 5mei nteoli6e fleine
Som6urgerinnen fiibrteh als iie nit
ibren @ltern Der @ater lit Elm on-
geiebener &aufmann anf einern
Spa5iergonge anu 2eoerer 8ismord-
9enfr1ol poriiberfomen. Sic 1talt-
nen Die iteinerne HieiengeitoIt an uno
Barbara frogt:
0@er lit oenn oas obetl, 9appi2"
0od 6ebor .Goppi" ieine GrlGu=
terltng geben fonnte, faQt ibnt 4nne=
marie nit Der 9an8en lte6erlegenbeit
ser 0Aelteren" ins 8ort;
~s9l6 OIL, oos lit bo6 9isnorf, Ser
unieren alten &oiier 8ilbelm INNER
ion biii6en I'M &ontor gebolfen botl~
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Seit iiber 60 eSafrea

i6on muroe Mers. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-SDrup bon Milionen pon Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Ser &inoer ange-
penoet. @irft 9u i'm 5hlafe orr6
Dos S9reien zines &inbes geIt0rt,
oos in-8abnen lit uno Dor S6mer5en
meint? @enn 10, Iaile iofort eine
SIai6e BON n0irs. @insloip's Sootb.
irlg-Sprup" bclen. Sein 8ert ,ilt
lnbe5oblbar. @s pir6 Dem fleinen
2eioenben iofort 2inoerung beridaf.
fen 8erlaBt eu9 oaraltf, ,Wiitter,
es lit fein 8peifel oariiber. gs beilt
Oiarrboe, reguliert ben Magen uno
oie gaieren, beIeitigt @ino.aolif, er.
pei6t oen @ounlen, berbinoert gnt-
8iin6ung rtno ltarft oas 9an5e Sp.
item. .Wfrs. @insIotp's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &inoer lit on-
genebm i'm @eidmad; oos gfe5ept
itonlrnt bon einem Der beiten tpeiblt-
den @er5te in 6en Ser. Staoten. Sc
lit Bel aIlen 9rugeiIten in Der 9an3en
@elt au baben. Brei5 25 Gents per
6Gai6e. &auft ni6ts on6eres oIs
yNfrS. @insIotp's Sootbing Sprlp." {"
@orontiert uuter Der 5000 ono
Drugs gtfte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Summer 1898,
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-St,lanc.
Pettibcnes Process
Tindst Ende dieses f1lonats
statt.
Scnntaesgssetz in Nan
sas City.
Das nlarine-D e-Departement und
die Dampf- Turbinen.
EisenbabnunfaII in
ncrd.CarcIina.
Die Reulenpssf In San Jran-
cisco.
Die ReuIsnpssl In San 5ran-
cisco.

Der 4ro5eB gegen George 81.
Hettibone, tpel6er belduloigt it, in
oireft an Der @rmor6ltng oes friiberen
@onberneurs Steunenberg teilgenont-
men 3u baberl, ipurbe ouf oen 90. Of
tober ueriboben, Do Der 9lngeflagte
ldngere 3eit fr1nflih mar rno Der
S6onnng beoorf.
SSg1 &anios Gitp, mo- es eber=
falIs uflrnogIi6 lit, oas Sonntagsge=
ies 6urdsufiibren, neil Die Mebr5abl
Der 8ebolferlng iih oageeen ipebrt,
min man iest ieoen S9aufpieler per-
baften, Ser in elmer @oriteQung am
Sonntdg nittpirft. 9luf oieie @eiie
bofft man ben Observation-Disclosures
am Sonntag Elm gnoe 5u modem.
Die erfolgreihe 6abrt bes Dan1-
piers o2uiitanio" bot oas Warineoe=
partement peranlabt Die @ntienonng
BON einem ooer 5lpei Morine=S SSnge-
nieuren alt elmer Runofabrt auf Dem
Danlpfer, nod europa uno 5uriid,
in @ripagung gu 8iebeu. Die betref=
fenoen Sffi5iere ioaen ailf oieie @eiie
iiber oas 9lrbeiten ierler 0anlpftl1r=
binen 4nboltspnnfte iannneln, oie in
Den offi5iellen 8eri6ten nidt entbal-
ten fi11o. Die Marine ftattet bereits
einige oer 4ufflarunesi6iffe nit
Iurbinen aus uno bot 9ontrafte fir
Danpfturbinen an 9oro BON sipei
neuen Observation-Disclosures abge-
ibIoffen.
8ei Der Citation Nuoo IN georo
Carolina rnnnte Elm nad gtor6en ge>
benoer Baifagier5ug Der Soutbern-
gabn in einen 5ro6t5ue 6inein.
Se6s 8erionen uilroen getotet.
2alit einem gerihte oes Sc
iunobeitsrotes baben iih bis gum Is.
Oftober in San lrancisco 68 @enlen-
peftfale ereienet; oapon fino 40 tot
lid berlaufen in 4 lit 8eneiung ein=
getreten liro IL fino nod IN 8ebano-
lung Inter 9eobodtllna iino SO
peroG6tige Safe.
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NIlerlet.

Mapor Gaqagban bat oas 0i-
reftorilrm Der 9lusItellungs ngseeieai6oft
oapon in &euntnis geiest, oaB er oie
Srbinan5eny Die onf Ben 3piIden=
banbel in Carbohydrates 8e5ua boz
ben, itrift ousfiibren lailen miro.
Die neiten 8eannter oes @alino
iino: 6. s. 81. 9uuuneI 8rafioent !;
@om. DreiB, @i5e-8rdiioent; Goul
Meeri6eiot, Sdasrneiiter; G.9. Site
rem Sefretar 8ireftoren: Orb. @iin-
tber, s. 81. @otb, s. s. @roos, 8.
Seuermann sSranf &ennert, Otto
8obler, 6enrp &obler.
SSn Dem sSaue Ser gililie Sol
der gegai Die COLLECTION, @arrisburg
unb San .9lntonin 8abn fpuroen Der
4la9erin $1,000 8ugefpro6en Sic
batte pe9en Sotitng ibres Wannes I'M
0ienite $4,000 perlangt
= Die nSumane Soeietp" bot ibre
Sabresperianntlilng abgebalten uno
Die folgenoen 8eonten erlpablt: Or.
I8. s. &ingslep, YrGlioettt; @omoro
8. 4nor. 9i5e=3raii0ent; @. s.
Wooos, Sdasmeiiter;; Wtrs. Sobn g.
@olter. @s iteben Der @eiedi6oft
|jeoen Monat our6idnittlid $3.50 fir
llnteritiibungs5pefe 5nr 8erfiigung.
Der 9lopofat @n1. 9. Smitb
lift in leiner @obnung 724 Siib ilo-
res-StroBe geltorben
6iinf8ebn Wteilen iii0lid BON
San 9lntonio entgleiiten am 0onners-
tag auf Der 5nternationol gabn Ia
5radtcors Ssiifolgeoeiien fpnnte Der
Raiiagier5ug nod Sareoo niht aus
lalfen.
9ie gisn1ard Sotel Company
BON San glntonio bat fid nit einem
aapitol BON $4,000 inforporieren
laiien. Die llnternebmer fino; s.
Sdeuermeper, Sssofob 8. @agner lnb
Safob Barge.
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@eaen bic 9(ntoraierei.

I'm Dem raienoen 9tutomobilfo6-
rem, benz ihon 10 piele Menfdenleben
gum Spfer sefalen iino, Elm 3iel gu
ieten lit Die oeutf6e 93eeierfling I'M
9egriff, elm Reelernert ein3ufiibren,
oos unter 9fnoereln onoronet, ooB ie-
oes glutomobil nit einem of1tli6en
Observation-Disclosures perIeben iein
nuB. Sn ben nG6lten 8agen miro
in Berlin cine aus Sa6beritGnoigen
beltebeiloe 3fegierlngsfommiifion 3u-
ianlmentreten bic bas neue 8egle-
ment onsorbeiten uno ii6 iiber oen
amtIiden 8ppus oes 8ei6ninoig-
feitsmeiiers auf @runn Ser I'M Som-
mer itattgebobten 8robetabrtet i6liil=
Jig MAIDEN ioa. gs lit 10 gut pie
ii6er, oaB ole 9onuniiiion iid fir
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NnslanH+
Die YriedenskcnfsrenZ
Hat ibrs Sitzungen bsendet.
RsesImassiesr drabtIo-
ser Depescben-Dienst
iiber den Ozean.
Hau's HppelI abgslDiesen.
Tdllissen,ent zines Ham
burger Rankbauses,
Der Vesuv rumcrt.
Hau's HppelI abgslpiessn.
Der Vesuv rufnprt.

~ Die 5rieoensfonferen6 i'm &uag
tit been6et. sic ift bonn Is. Srtni on
IN Situne eepeien. Die erite gnre-
|gune gu tbr eab 8raiioent &oolebelt;
einbernfen tpuroe lie oonn, ouf oirefte
8eronloiiuns bes 4aiiers BON 9fuB=
lonb, 6ur6 Die aonigin bon Sollono.
9lm Donneritog Nadnittag bot
Worconi Den regelntaBigen 0rabtloien
Gepeidenbienit iiber ben S5eon err
offnet. Die Gepefben gehen BON Der
Citation in Hort Worien orf gtopo
Scotia ab
0os 8eiaseeriht in 9etp8ig bot
8erufung bon Carl 9au obgetpieien.
Ganlit lit Dos ShidioI oes gum Gobe
8erurteilten beiieselt, es lei oenn
oaB Der @roBber5oe BON gaben @na=
oe malten ldBt.
0ie Samburger 8onffirma
Sa1ern Sheble & SO. bot faqiert.
9ie Boiiipa ioa 8tpiid)en orei uno udt
Miuionen Dollars betragen. Das
Sauiiiement lit gum Cell auf Die &ri-
iis I'M amertfaniihen &l1pfermurft
3uriid5ufiibren.
9lus geeapel miro genleloet, Der
Rou1, Ser ionit INNER aus Dem 8e-
iuD anfiteige, babe plobli6 aufeebort
uno man bore unterirbii6e oonnernoe
@erGulhe. 91eopel ift babur6 in
|eroBen S6reden periett noroen,
Waan gebt in Berlin nit Dem
9lane UNI cine Gr5borie ein3uri9ten,
nm Der tpilben SpefuIation in 2on=
oon uno anoeren Orten enteegen5u-
arbeiten. Der fiir5li6e itarfe geieoer-
gang in &lpferpreiieil ipuroe beion=
bers ongefiibrt ols Elm S9lag fir
piele Dentff]e. Deittidlano gebrou6t
na6 ben Ser. Stooten am meilten bon
oieIem @etaa, uno bod lin6 oie
Deiitl6en meiItens obne 5uperlGiIige
9eadri6t iiber ben Breis oesielben.
= Die Srbensgeiitli1en i'm fron=
5oiii6en Departenent sSiniIterre baz
ben ii6 olleenlein eeipeieert, ibre
ourd oos @elee 8ur Srennlina BON
Stoot unb 4irde i6culoriiierten 9lo=
iter 3u berlaiien nno uerben iest
our6 @ensbormen aus oenielben pere
trieben. Sn pielen Srten ftoBen Die
lebteren babel auf @ioeritono. SSn
9lelacquo paren oie @ensoorfnen ge-
notigt, bie 3iiren oes &loiters nieoer=
5ubre6en Inn Die bon tpeinenoen
5rauen lnlringten @eiitli9eu ous
oelnielben nertreibe1 3u fonnen. ssn
Bamaran betna1tigten ii1 Die Gems
oarmen na9 elmer tunluItoril6en
S5ene Der @lode i'm &ir1enturme,
UNI Die ipiitenben 8eipobner oes Or
tes 8u perbinoern Stllrm au lduten.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ernburg bot
feline Stuoien oer 6eilti6softafrifani-
iden 8erbaltniiie an Srt uno Steae
beenoet uno bat Die 9einreiie bon
Dor-es=Salam angetreten.
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einen 9lpporat entideioen miro, oer
3eit lmo 0iitan5en IN 10 oeutli6en
3iffern ongiebt, ooB oieie ni6t ntr
BON Dem Gbotffeltr uno ben 9ltIoiien
oes 8efabrtS, lonoern nt6 BON brit
ten Eerlonen erfannt meroen fonnelt
9todtS miro Der 9lpporot n1ttteIlt Ell
ner eleftril6en 8orri1tung erleu6tet
Der Ipporot re9iitriert oie 56neIlig=
felt oes 9lutos nit ioI6er @enouig=
felt, bob oie Golt8ei iib iofort beree=
ipiiiern fonn, nit melher @ei6min=
oigfeit oos @efdbrt in Sen lebten "a
Sttnoen gefobren lit Ser 9tpporat
tit ferner 10 fonltrltiert, ooB nielnono
Ienoerltngen on ibnt pornebn1en fann
aWfogeleien allo ousgel6loifen 1tno.
9lebnli6e WeoBreeeln merben mobl
bier alt6 ereriffen meroen ntiilier, Inn
Die sllttoraierei ein3ubGntn1en. !
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syirma GeramSernna.

9aS altrenonnlierte 6 aIif 0 r.
nio q 1T our ant, an Der @eIt-
Commerce StroBe $50. 236 uno 237,
nabe Der ct. @eorp, bat ieinen 8e-
iiber getpe6ielt Ser iebige Snbaber
beiBt 6. 6. Cams. 9erIelbe mar
friiber in Yoaflun, er lit i'm @eI9aft
tpoIerfabren uno miro oarouf feben,
ooB Die @aite itnner bas 9eIte por-
geiest erbalten. 8eIonoere 4uftnerf-
iamfett miro 9anen uno &inoern qe-
miomet. gteues Selepbon 943.
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Die yraueu llllo oas @elo.

9as 2ieben tit nerfhiebemtlid)
Sn niefer 6nnten Selt,
Ser Cine ie6r bic 6ramem liebt,
Der An6're nnr Sas @elS.
9te Sram bat, iast ein tpeiier Wiann,
Gar lethtferttgen Sinrt,
9ent neigt iie iid1 benz Gtnem iupI,
@eprgen benz anh'ren bin.
Sagegen pretit ctn Am6frer 9pd
Sas tueiblidle @ef6ledJt;
@enn idJ ben Streit entidetben ipilt'
Sd gebe geiben redlt.
Gs sebt ia in ber 2ie6e tppl,
gSte in Der 2ptterte,
Der @teten gibt es piele, bpdl
9as grpke &pps fpnrtt - ME.
Sas @elh lit, tpie t1r alle iuikt,
Sa rnnS Mnb rpllt geiftpin6,
&annt, baR tnan's TIT Der EafdJe bat,
Sit's fprt idlpn tpte bet @tn6.
Sp titanfer jast bent Spllar mad,
ftnh itnnt unb ipefmliert,
Sak er amt ganden 2ebenslanf
Sie redte 2uit perliert.
ttnb tuirb er bann and NeiaiunGr, "
ttnh ietet itdJ 5nr Stub,
9a fpntntt ber Sob, gans mnberbpfft,
flnb naf)t bic &lappe am.
Die Sranen iinb begebrensmert,
ttnb fu lit andj 6as 9elb,
SDdb iueik tdJ md eitl 8eii'res mir
9ter ltnterm Sternenselt.
9as tit in trautem ssrennhesfreis
Gin @IGshen 9Dtte Star 8ier.
9abet geBt nnS bic Seele a1tf,
8ir fiibf'n nits glitfltdl bier.
gSas idjeert nns Sieb', tuas idleert nm
@elb,
Sp lang ms y2pne g r" id5amnt,
ttnh lit 6as @liid nidjt @trflitfeit,
go it's bod id15n setrannit.
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Eeras s.

8rigaoe-@eneral Gro5ier, Der
@bef oes @ei6iistpeiens unierer 9[r-
NEE, iagt in ieinen ssobresberi6t, es
fei enogiiltig feftgeiteat, boB Die Sdie-
Berei IN 8rotpnspille bon So[ooten,
bic 5u Der &ompagnie g. oes 25. esn.
acknowledgements geborten, aasae.
fiibrt fei. Cine genaue l1nterfuhunq
Der @etuebre babe oies ergeben. 9lus
einen @etpebr feien a1t S6iifie ab-
gefeurt poroen, aus einem onoeren
oht, aus einem oritten eff aus einem
pierten orei uno alle oiele 8elpebre
geboren 5u Der 9enannten 4ompognie.
Nus feds anoeren @eipebren paren
nod Shiiiie ab9efeuert tpor6en, bod,
fonnte nidt feftgeitelIt meroen. uie
piele, un0 aud nidt, 8u meIder Som
paenie Die @eipebre 9eborten.
&. @. @ollie, Der Gbef oes be-
riibnterl, nnter gleihem yaanen ge.
fiibrten 9anfbauies IN Souiton bot
Elm nIIfignrueiit~ eemaht Die y4i-
ligners" firo SO. 9. Chem, 81. ..
GleneIano uno s. 9. gfice. 9(ls
Bruno fir oieien S9ritt eiebt &onie
an, odB er BON ieinen @l1ubigern in
Reip gorf ol5u bart beordngt iperoe
uno feline aroBen 2onobeittungen
nitt babe 5lt 8eloe lnofen fonnen.
Der Wert Der lebteren ioa oie 9(ttino
bes @eifdfts nod INN nabe8u cine
Willion iiberfteiaen. @Ieid mad, 9e.
fanntueroen oes u9fIiignments@
rethten S 90 gfoftpen, S.SS. Sueenu
lnb s. -W. 5oro aIs @lGubioer bein