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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-08-30

Washington, Aug. 26.-The comp
troller Of the currency today issued
call for statement as TO the condi-
ton of national banks at the close OF
business August y.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-08-30
Hsgerstown, Md, Aug. 26.-Three

Hagerstown, Md, Aug. 26.-Three
men are dead and the fourth is dying
as the result Of a saw mill boiler ex-
plosion today at a lumber camp in a
tract of timber on the Hayette farm
about eight miles north of Hagerstown.
&rhe body of the foreman of the saw
mill was blown four hundred feet.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-08-30

Taft says that the south is the tail
of the democratic party and that the
north does the wagging. There will
come day when the tail will wag the
nead.-Durham Herald.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-16

The society editor requests that all
items for this column be teleP hoi -
between the hours Of 0S@m. and 8
>. N. each Day. 'e1s 4Ss-a
Mrs. H. B. Macy it convalesciag
from an attack Of grippe.
Mrs. Minnie Gam left yesterday to
visit relatives in Savannah
The Ladies Of the Maccabees held
a very interesting meeting yester-
day afternoon. initiating a number pf
new members.
Mrs. 4. w. Ball and her Title
daughters leave today for Thomas
vile after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. BBeiss';;e.
Miss Bessie Anderson left yester-
day for Savannah to spend some
time with relatives to recuperate af-
ter ner severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Dornlng. OF
fitzgerald, were guests of Mrs. E.
c. Hyer yesterday returning to their
home this morning.
Mrs. D. Walter and little EN-
DRY and Julian Walter leave Mon
day TO spend a few days in Saw
AMMAN With Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Pen
niman
Miss Corinne Roderiquez entertain
ed few friends Wednesday in hon
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8too For aosr,s.

This would not be large prlce ~
pay for DR. Drummon1s Lightuin 2
Remedies for rheumatism II one co'i'
not get relief any cheaper The
Drummond Medicine Co New YORK,
have received hundreds Of uEsoticitet
testimonials from grateful peVpie re-
stored To health by the use OF their
remedies, who would not hesitate 70
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture II you would Ike u
try these remedies. and our drnggias
lag not got them write direct to sbe
,otnpHay Agents wSntsa
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or Of her fifteenth birthday. After
an evening of music and games Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hutchins returned to
her home in Atlanta last night af-
ter visit to her parents, Rev. and
Mrs l.. B. Davis at the home Of
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and RS. w. H. DeVoe enter
tanned with a lovely dinner party
last evening in honor Of Mrs. F. P.
Akers. of AtIeDRa. The large round
vas a pretty pic1ffe with a
beautiful lace centerpiece on which
rested cut glass howl of trailing
wisteria blossoms. The place cards
had sprays of wie:cra painted on
them and were tied with lavender
ribon. this delicate spring color aD-
/ bearing effectively in many charming
letails. Covers were laid for ten
md eight courses were served The
quests were Mrs Akers. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. r. Hopkins. Captain and
Mrs. w. NJ. Upper. Mr.. and Mrs.
8alph Upper.
The D. A. r. held the regular mon
lily meeting yestefdas morning at
he home Of Mrs. e. H. Mason AZ
er the business meeting delightful
ocial session followed. Al humber Of
aatters koncerning revolutionary
history were written on llnty cards
AID the guests endeayoreE to answer
aese. The prize for az Bwering cor
rectly the greatest nWGber was cut
,or by Mesdames syGmes. Atkinson
nd Montgomerxbband won by MRS.
'ymmes. Afteg the contest delight
III Refreshments were served. Misses
Pranoe$Mason, Stafford. OF Pittsburs.
md Ethel Mason. assisting Mrs.
IT, d. Hatchlns. OF Atlanta. regent
cf the Thomas Jefferson chapter, Of
nat city, and VI j.. F. 2. AXE
vere guests Of the chapter. The oc-
casion was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present
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soeciaI Notice.

Neitaef the master owners. nor
tonsignees Of the B.nish steam li0
minister will he responsible tor
ny tebts conttNcict by the or w
,iid steamship
r o N 5traohan & Co, Consignees.
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GOT 4Is HAIR BACK.
was Perfectly Baic when lie started
20 Eac Ncsybrs,s Herpicide

20 tac NcwBrs,s Herpicide
Fredcr ai MANUEL. Aaryland block.
auf4e stontaaa. bought bottle OF New
bros rrlc &c. April = 80. and began to
use It for entire badness. The hair fol-
1lcles III his scalp We're not gcad and in
20 days he had hair MI over his head.
on il m writes, ''and today my hair
Is az alak ata ie=urla9t NJ any one
could A. sseWtru Ilerpicide works
on a. IA principle a wi.h q new d's-
covefg --destrey f5ie cause ari you re-
move isa caact llcrpleide destroys the
germ fha, causea dardrlR falling hair,
and haallv ba'9ecns 50 t1at with the
cauee Faee the effect cannot remain.
Ft6pa fafiiug hair az once and n new
growth starts Sold by Leading
druRsists. Send Ice in stamps for sample
to The Her ide cn p-'~-s. Mick
rwo Sizes SO ~ AVS and $1.00.
Smiths Pharmacy. AgentA
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surgeon OhIropodst.
Treats all ailments Of the feet at w r
Office or residence. Telephone 4ll.2
Allen & Thrash Barber Shop
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will ave ynu NJ ,o0n~v or cloth
Inc ETery steaWer aud railroad
hT4ngB nsw goods sis I,eVisnn
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gvwP late wrinkls 70 style. bH
not wrinkle IN the ~ 81 the saHrs
from Pasrs9r'a-
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sold in Brunswick BY Roberts 8 calnar
saraaIn for sac.

Bargain for Sale.
Three small houses close in renting
for S13 per month For sale cheap.
5robston, Fendip & Co.
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win
d ri re in
Q
Q a e mi We d
receiving Spring willow Bed Room Suits Mahogany Birds
G. oak etc., md wife your inspection
" >ssss Filing
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
Bn1idau Cheer.

See that your stockings are
right side up; never turn the
hose on Santa Claus.
4 & <
What would you like for
Christmas? "a match and an
ash tray" But you don't
smoke" mo, but think of the
bills that will be coming in"
4 & &
Now, children" said the
teacher of the juvenile Sunday
school class, "can any one tell
me what man attained the great
est age in the world?" Santa
Claus" promptly answered
small boy who had ideas of his
own. <-
4 Z Z
Tess-May is having her own
troubles worrying about Cholly
Roxley. Jess-Surely, she doesn't
want to marry that simpleton.
Tess-Of course not, but she's
having trouble keeping him on
the hooks till after Christmas.
Z Il &
Molly-Do you expect to have
much fun at the Christmas mas
querade? Dolly-How can 1 help
having it? My hat will be
trimmed with mistletoe.
Z & &
While the kiss under the mis-
tletoe doesn't count, yet every
girl counts how many she gets.
& & Z
Stella-Don't you believe it is
more blessed to give than to re-
ceive? Bella-Yes, indeed, there
is no tantalizing ignorance of
how much the gift cost.
4 & &
''I won't be good" said Willy.
Then Santa Claus won't bring
you any presents" Wasn't l
bad last year, and didn't l get
more'n ever?"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

that a child's whole moral being is
undermined when it discovers that its
parents have deceived it. It didn't al
feet me that way, but children were
different in my day. She worked me
up so about it that last week / under
took to explain to Dorothy about santa
Claus.
Santa Claus said 1, is merely the
personification of the Christmas spirit
OF generosity and good will
"'Spirit?' asked Dorothy, looking
dazed.
YES said ], the Christmas spirit.
Il was called away Just then, and
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
Her Secrets.

Wife-Have you any secrets you
keep from me, dearest?
Husband-None, darling.
Wife-Then am determined I will
have none from you either.
Husband-You have secrets, then?
Wife-Only one, and / am resolved
to make clean breast of it.
Husband (hoarsely)-Go on!
Wife-For several days ! have had
secret-a secret longing for a new
dress with hat to match for Christ
mas.
That fetched him,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
Japanese Santa Claus.

The patron saint of Japanese cnil.
dren is named Kotie. He is always
pictured with big sack, which is said
to contain presents for the good chill
dren. When kotie wishes to cross a
river he uses this sack as boat. He
is believed to have eyes in the back OF
his head to watch the little ones, and
has various other qualities which re
mind us of our Santa Claus.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
THEN AND NOW.
Children Different Than They Used to
Be When She Was Young.

IF it were not for my sister-in-law,"
said a young mother, 81 could be per-
fectly happy in the bringing up of my
little girl. Sister-in-laW understands
all about child nature and it pains
her to see me treating my daughter as
my mother treated me- She has been
worried to death because I've let the
child believe In Santa Claus. She
Gays It's wicked to teach lies. and
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
The achristmaa pue ,,

A Christmas pye" of the olden
times was an immense and expensive
affair. At one time 1t was compound
ed of flesh, fish and fowl, and the crust
was called coffin" in old English
books.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

the occurrence OF
that great event which
gave to us the name OF
Christmas and the bless
ings of Christianity,
Christmas day has played
a most important part in
the history of the world.
In our own country it has
figured conspicuously in
the dates of historic note.
Yet it is surprising how
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

Dorothy was taken off to bed. When
I went in to kiss her goodnight there
lay the child crying softly to herself.
At first she wouldn't tell me what the
trouble was. After long urging, she
sobbed out:
I'm 'fraid, I'm 'fraid. You said
Santa Claus was ghost, and I'm
'fraid he'll come
Il sat right down and told her
Santa Claus was fat little man with
red face and white whiskers. /
wish sisterin-law would let me alone.
l believed in Santa Claus till was
ten years old"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

Lack of haste sometimes meaneth
waste of a job.-'Ehomas Asparagus.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
- u =--
TNezyChTzstnnS
Surprise

HIS year" said
Cartwright firm
ly, there are go,
ing to be no
Christmas s ur
prises in my hap
ply home-none of
tn o S e pleasant
little attempts at
playing S a n t a
Claus which be-
gin with suspense
and effort and
end In mortifica-
ton and disap-
pointment. / am
going to take my
wife down town
and let her pick
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

1870 Washington crossed
- 9 ~ Delaware On Chria
day, 1776, as he expected then
catch the Hessians of their gs
His plans We're eminently success
The Hessians, making merry heca
OF the holiday, were surprised
routed by the continentals.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21
Che Best U)iSbe$
Of the Season

70 the Solitary, the dwellers apart,
- by choice or by chance, with
hearth-fires that for one burn dull
and for two would glow and sing
to all of these,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

1nG = King Edwards last
AOOO Christnas-that of 1865
was marked by a tragedy, when
Earl Tostig, brother of Harold, was
foully murdered by traitors in the
monarch's court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

1O0G When William the Con-
4OOO queror was crowned
king on Christmas day of this year,
there was division among the sol
diers. One faction, hearing the loud
acclaim of the people in the church.
chose to believe there was disturb
ance within, and shot into the crowd
causing riot and much bloodshed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

T112 Lord aCobham, who had
1AO led the Lollards in their
revolt against the throne, was sub
1ected to cruel torture and mt 70
death in st. Giles, Field, london nm
Christmas day. 141s. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

I'D o. Christmas of 1881 became
1@OA historic because of the
severity of the winter. Never were
such frosts known in England. Fishes
and birds died from cold and want of
food human beings persisted, and
eveT here was felt the blight of the
black frost. Another fearful Christ
mas was that of 1864.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

2R2 On the great Christmas
AOOO festival of 1865 presi
cent Johnson granted fun pardon %
every one who had taken part ID The
great conflict against the union
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-12-21

TROR On Christmas day in this
4o@O year Edward IT., while
INDUCING in scandalous rioting, was
seized by his indignant subjects
bound hand and foot, and carried of
a prisoner to Kenilworth Castle. On
the following Christmas parliament
met and deposed him, electing his IA
year-oid son Edward to the throne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
MbcrmalS yGitriols Saf."

Ger mDlterioie oGronf," Der ieiner
2cibenidoit oariu fr66nt, sic Glci0cr
junger MGohen nit 8itriol 81 be.
lpribcn un0 81 pcrocrben, ioro &C.
Itcrn Nabmittag Elm onOcrcS Spier
inc Der ~t4.iGbrigcn Selen Smith.
No6 ibren Mngobcn lit Der Wonn,
.olif Den bic MISUNDERSTANDING ser
angegriiicnen bom Somita9 stbeno,
Sri. Gertrude Sdlomal,, bon Dem
Ittent1tcr Der Holi3ei gcnou poBt,
am 9roaotuop, 3ipiiden Der Mooiion-
ilno Monumcnt StroBe. mebrere
Wiolc an ibr norbei gegongeL ipdter
benlerfte lie Damn, Dab lire Shiir5e
bon elmer Gbe1Oen 6liiiiigfeit Der.
bronnt mar. Ger Monn treibt min
icin ~llnlpeien idon lett Dem II. geo.
pcnlber 1905, obne oaB eS Der Eoli5ei
gelingt, irgenb lpeld)eS 2idt in oaS
Gunfel ieiner Eerionlidfeit 81 brin.
gen. 3ie 3abl Der Spfcr bes
uGrnnfs." Elm iolbes mllB es fem,
ipcnn cs ni6t Elm nidtstuiiroiger
9urifc lit, belditft iid ifon auf nobc'
81 %. gr modte iein Grideinen in
ltlregelnnaBigen 3eitroumerL 10 om
II. Nopember 1905, Damn am II.
april, 81. 9lpril, 3. Sftober, 5. SEQ.
bender, II. Nopember, q. DECEMBER,
20 Oe5ember unb iest lpieoer nnl 5.
unO 6. Sdnuar, unlb ieoesmal iibte er
feline unbeilpo1e Sbatigfeit ali meDres
rem fleinen ooer groberen M1bden
aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
Sin aan5cr GrfOlo.

Elc Wlc0eraNttilhrllng BON Edltor U.
q. Stcr9cr'S |8cibnudltS Gontonte
in Der GreicinigfeitS STRIDE aber-
mails Alott bon Stottcr gcQon.
gen. 49, NllSGc5cidneter 9cilid).
Gic @icocrouiiiibrulg DER bon Yas
ltor Sterger DcrluBtcn ncilcn Weil.
noftS Gontote: oGiner Mutter 2ei0,
in Ger @cibnod)ta5eit" fiilltc Die 0elt.
id)e Grcicinigtcits Stride, mic an Der.
iIoiicncn Sonltoa Nben0. ocrart, Dab
nidt cimlol Gin Stebplob fir Spdter'
fommcnoc iibri1 blieb. Nluc loitld.
ten Der i60ncr, polfStbiimIidcn, oelit'
id)en Sprode, Die 0oS berrlife Stiid
6orottcriiirtc, Gle bcaleitcnOen @cs
i1ngc, Gb0rc mo Solo.Rortie'n mur.
0cn mciItcrbnit 5lIml guSOritd -
brod)t; cbenio ionA Der gcniidtcS
9lbcno~Gbor portrciilidl.
Yer Geionglide 3bcil lag in San.
ben ocS Gbor.G iri1enten Erof. =. Sta.
rolnS, mGbrcnO scr initrumentolc
Gbcil bon Srn. 6rit Stcrger geleitet
iulir0c.
NlcrIicbit ion9cu sic beibcn fleiuen
MGohen 0uitd)cn uno 2itiSden
Sdmriot orci bcrrIihc Sieoer, mofiir
tic pon 9nitor Stcr9er ih0ne, GoI'
Ocnc Gbrcn5eifcn cmpiiugcn. Slber
and GeiIdlen alcin ser @eibnadtss
cnacl, mo 6rnn5iafo @irid, Die ocn
YroIog iproh, cntIeOigtcn iid ibrcr
Nllf1nbe nui'S Bette.
gn SGIuiic iprod ser Eoitor ici-
ncn getrcucn Wtitbeliern Die ii6 ibrer
idmicriGcn 9luigabe 10 bcreituiuiJ
bin0oben ieincn ber5lihltcn 9ort,
nGmIid 0cn Gonten: Intonio adros
tlS, aotborino Gorbon, Eouline
9inoer, &ouiie Mener, Puma Sogel,
S0a unO Ilirieoo aIosif, ionic ben
Scrrcn gltguit ". &of1er, Sob. Geo.
&ogcl, !ScinriA Hidter mo 8corg
Scin.
SIC GreiciniOfeitS Stride bat es
MN mieocrbolt bcpieieil. ooB cine
cdte ocntidc airbcngemcin0e in BAL
tinlorc gctroit Scr 3ufunit cntgeaen
ie6rn bari; oenn Is lit olldl nidlt Die
0%cringitc @eiobr porbonoen, bob Die
ocutihc Sprod)c bel Der Sii9eno Der.
loren gebt, iuenn Der Boitor nit 2eib
mo Sccle oieier Sprohe ergcben lit
lnO icitc @cnleinoc oofiir begeiitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

Oelti6e Sabine I6olf S6doler. Ser
6inon5beridt loutctc 1iiBcrIt giiuItig,
oonod betraat ooS GereinSperin0gen
$2S76. 3aS Gomitc berid)tetc BON
ieinen Sorti6ritten fir ben Mo8feu.
botl am 2S. Sonilar III Der y@erma.
nio.Ot6nucrdors&alc," ser, nod oert
@orbereitun9cn 81 ihlieBen, gerooe>
81 9ldn5en0 SIT lperoen peripridt. Cos
GreigniB bciielben miro cine Gllmori-
itiidle A%uffilbrung, betitclt Ser
Souptmom bon a0pcnif," ieirt, in
Der Sr. &u0olf Berger Die Sitelroue
un0 Sr. @n1il 8odeniub Den 8iirger.
meilter gebcu miro. Gin WtitglicO
luuroe ouigeltommcn.
canton 2ic0erfran5."
Ser nGontcpp 2ieoerfron5" bat iih
picGcr 81 ieircr olten @liitbe nilf0e,
id)ipulgcn, % Sdnger oeriommeIten
iiG geitern Nuhmittog in gpring'S
Sule, Gfc Der 3. Strabe llno Salt
Nuennte, uno iibtcn iultcr 2eitltnQ ocS
0itigenten Srie0r. Gorohts sic ids.
ncn 2ic6er .@obin NIT ser 5rcuO'"
BON Glider uno Ser @eiong" BON
Scarf @6icr. Su Ser iid midlieBel.
bcn General p &crionunIlmg mlroen
~lolgenoc @eamtc %crip0blt: ErGiiOcnt
N0. Sabnfc, GiceprGii0ent Motb.
Suffer, Sefretdr |Scrmdm Yrciting,
6ilun5iefrctGr Wid)oel 6ritidl lnO
S6atnleilter @bctbarO @priug, IS
milroen &or6ereitrngel iiir cine Dem.
n1d)Itige MISUNDERSTANDING getroi.
ien uno beid)loIicn, cincn MnSten6oll
nb5ubaltcn. @S mltror ollgcmtin
irelt0ig bcgriiBt, Dab Die N%ultrenpm.
gen oeS 9etber9spotcrS @berbaro
Gpring NIT 10 id)0nem Grfolge &c.
front mur0ell, lul0 bic lleber5eugung
auSgciprodcn, Dab ser oGonton Sic
ocrfrot5" boI0 nit an Der Spite Der
Oeutid)cn @ciar3pcrcinc IN baltimore
lteben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

5iiten &enrnS mo Hofe inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING 0e5 tbdtlihen In-
arifiS aui Marp 0ougbertD oerbaitet
uno befin0et lid ieet in Ser mittIeren
GoIi5eiitation luGbreno Warp I'M
Staot. 8oipital 5piiden 2cben uno
Zoo idpUcbt. &otie mar betrlnfen
mo aerietb iiber cine perIeate 6Iaide
@bi8fep i'll ioIdle @utb, DAB iie Mnrp
NIT Splltn0picn, Weiiern HlS anOe.
rem WafiCn bearbeitete uitO ldlieBlid),
ais WarD am 9oOen lag, nod init eis
mem &niippel oui lie IoSidlug. Die
FoIijet miro Oerliiden, mlsiinoig 5t
MAIDEN, no seattle Sen MbiStep bcrbe.
tam, Oa cine 3cu9in oeS 8orioIleS
iagte, DAB ocrieIbe crit 1~eitcrn 9IbelIo
0ctolft mltr0c.
Goot I'M 9ett oufgcfur.
@eitcrn @ormittog geget
If llbr ipltr0c NIrtbur 2. NoomS in
eincm 3inmer icincr @oburng Or.
1911 SnnoucrsS troBc. BON icincr
Stmeitcr 6rou 4corI Strcib foot
i'm @ctt auigcilmoen. Coroner Otto
VI. &einborot pom iiibIid)cn 0iitrift
coritotirtc, onb Der 600 IN 5oIae ri.
mes Ser5ihloaCS cinactretcH mar.
NOom& mar 80 Sabre alt uno III.
pcrbcirothct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

@riinonng zines @Spc.
rontp @erei Seer W.. Q.
Sonlburger BON Nr. 1924, Wioiber-
Strobc, Stills . @eId)dfistiibrcr Ger
0irma Sod)ifilb, &o6n & 60, but
nit Ger @riinouitg zines Esperanto.
Gercills begonrcrl. @ie Serr Sam,
burger ingt. miro Ser @~eltiprod)e
grobcs Snterei!e crtecseit gebrodt,
unO boift CT, balb eineit Serein 81
Stanbe 81 6ringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
Gir 9rlanS nnS uSOme Mnle.n

Siir Srlnno mno sSDme Hule."
Ia@ EbcotCr bis aui oen IeBten 9Iot
geiiiut. - TieIe o%ngcicbeue 9o(.
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rcur @oriicl0 fiibrte ocu &orIis.
Go@ enqIii6e YorlomcntSmit.
gIieO So5Ietor iprid)t.
ltltcr 0eu Nuipi5ien ser Scr. Sri.
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AbcrO I'M nWiorplon0.S bcotcr" cin
Gmpinng 81 @brcr ser irIGn0iideH
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mcrt&, &@, Niduro So5Icton mo
SbonloS 5. Settle. itott, mo iuor OaS
Sbeoter nit entbuiioitii6eu SrI1n.
oern bis olii ocu letter FIot aciiiUt.
GieIe ongeicbcne @iirgcr @olti.
morc'& luaren onpcienO, oorumtcr
Ole Gidltcr Stodbrib9e mo SeuiSler,
Die WoDorS. GouoibotcH $. Steport
@roipE W. GobCQ Bruce mo 6ronf
Is. @odter II. b. ".
IlS @oilperncur G0min @uriiel0,
oic bCioen Observation-Disclosures
Gon9reB Ab8eoronctcr Sobn Sborp
@iuiomS bon MiiiiiIippi StoOtpro.
fIrotor Gobcl ". Bruce, ser @rGii.
bcnt Der &igo. Wtifoel :. Npon bon
Ebiln0elpbio, mo ole Wiitglicocr oeS
GmpIonGS . Gomite'$ 6ie @iibnc Re,
trotcn, brod) Die Mengc in Ioltcu
@ciioa aus. Ger rationale @icc.Vrd.
IiGcnt Der Ser. Srl0noiidcn 2igo
BON Imcrifo" Midoel s. &eooinG
cr0iincte Die &eriommlm1Q uno itcu.
te 8ouocrnclr G0tpin Warfielo ais
&oriitctbcn Dor. ser @oupcrnclr
biclt cine fur5e Nniprodc mo iogtc.
HoB CT iih aroBei llnbcQuemlidfct'
ten umter5ogen babe, I'M 0icien Jun.
gen Wciiirluortcr bon o&omc Nule"
IN Srlon6 bc9riiBcr at f6unen, mo
or iei iibcr6cu9t. DOB fein Stuot in
Der Union bcmlclben cinen 10 ber5li.
hen Gnlpfolrg Ncbcn miirbc, rpie Wio.
rplonb. Vie HcGierlnG Scr Ger.
Stooten lei oti bcm @cac Ger Gen.
t~roliiotion mo glbiGofiung Ger
Staotcnrcdtc, mo lperoen mir oltd)
bier bolb IN cincll Sample pcriuidclt
mcrbcn, IN rcnt mir ollf bic &iiIfe
Siilfc Der irldn6ii6en gmcrifancr
rcdlncn tonncl, ga c8 iid nltd bier
I'M Some Mule" un0 SeI6itregic.
rllnq bon0cln miro.
Scr nGd)ite Hconer ipor Ser Bid.
So5leton, oos irIGroiide Yorlo.
mcntSmitQlicb. 0erielbe ioate, Dab
cr IN Oen letten orei Monoter IN bic.
len &erionmllngen in Den Ser.
Stoote 9ciprodcn babe. ood nliiiic
er iogcrt, 0ob OieIe @criontmIlng los
nobl IN 0roBe, mic Der 9(~rtpeIcnbeit
oiigeIebener W1ntcr miibcrtroifcn
0nItebe. Ole 4ntueienbeit elmer 10
1roBen Nn5obl ioldcr bodgeitellten
WiGucr lei scr bette @elpeiS fir 6ic
.Sode SrIono'&. Die beltcn Qelte. sic
0ctfcr mo potriotilhltcn 9iir9cr
ltdlrben olf Scite STRANDS, m1brcnO
Die 6eirbe SrlonO's Iid) aus ben @c.
omtcn itno ge%mtcriGgern refriltirten.
ENGLAND bot nit oieicn ullb riciigci,
@clblunmclt, iueld)c inn Sur 8erfii
9l,llg It0ltoelt Srlono ultcr fem
Sod 9cbroht.
Gie iibriger Neoncr moren sic
$50. Midocl s, Hpom Sobn Sborp
@iQioms, ". GobeQ Bruce. llnter
2citrr9 bcS Scrrr SbonoS 3. Wfc.
Hiiltp luurbc Gin norSii1IidcS mutt
foliidcS EroGrnnm burd)gefiibrt.
Nnd Ger Hcbc ocS 8ollperrCurS cr'
boben iid) ollc Gllucicnoer, OILS bo8
Srhcitcr oWornln10, mcir Woru'
lono" ipieltc, Cine Goacftc lpur0c
crbobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

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M o / 81 Seattle Sapes bon Scr. 207,
GbeitmititraBe, cine Sniaiiin eiltes
5reuoenbaaies, mlirbe seitern atbelub
bon Sergcant Senfins nipo oeat Holi.