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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
SAIL OUT Of PORT.
UNUSUAL SIGHT IN THE HAIR
BOR OF CHARLESTON.
Fifteen Schooners Pass Out TO Ocean
With Favorable Breczes After
Varying Stays in Port.

The Charleston Post says strik
insiy handsome sight was afforded
Monday morning in the departur,
OF fifteen schooners out of the harboI
after a detention by contrary winds
to nearly month. Since the last
week in August. the wind has been
holding to the east and northeast
daily with the exception of Sep
tember l and G. when for a part
of these days it veered to the south
and southwest. Last night the wind
the passing of the rainstorm of yes
terday and the coming of the high
pressure from the west. and bright
and early this morning the sails
were raised and the long detained
fleet raised anchors and started down
the bay.
1t was beautiful sight. rarely
seen in Charleston or any South At
lantic harbor, for this number OF
vessels are not often cleared and
made ready to sail together. In
some cases two or three abreas,
and at times strung out in single
column. it seemed as if some armada
OF centuries ago. before steam dis
placed canvas to the methods OF
propulsion of ships OF war. wa
proceeding to attack an enemy
Slowly at first. and then at a faster
gait. the feet moved down the ha
Dor and the sight was viewed with
much interest and pleasure In some
cases until the vessels became as So
many little black specks against the
horizon.
The vessels which sailed were all
bound for New York with cargoes
of lumber. Nine of the vessels
were cleared with cargoes here an!
the remaining six were from tn,
having put into Charles
ton for harbor. made necessary
by the easterly winds The Lotti
RussellS, one OF the vessels which
sailed. essayed the task the frs
part of the month and after havine
remained at sea OF Charlestor
thirteen days. unable to make an,
progress. and being as a painted
ship upon a painted ocean. returned
to port. She will have better luck
this time.
The anxiety of the feet TO get T.,
sea was evidenced In the dcpartur,
Of so many vessels in the face
the knowledge OF the existence of
tropical storm on Cuba The ad
vices that the storm was curvin.
and would probably not come in thi,
was not received until tn,
fleet had left port. The master.
were taking no more chances on be
ing shut up in port.
The fleet which sailed today wa.
made up OF the following Schooners'
Judge Pennewell. Edgar Z. Ros-
Massachusetts,; Thomas Winsmorc
Harry Prescott Victor G. Records
George May. Thomas +. Pollard
Warren Adams. John B. Mannng
Joel Cook. Lottie Russell and Pau.
II. Dudley.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
SMOKING OUT SHELDON.
Republican Treasurer Said to BE :
Trust Magnatc.

News comes from New York thai
an investigation is being made by
the Democratic national committee
into the ""rporation connections OF
George X. Sheldon. treasurer of tn,
Republican national committee. and
Representatives of the Democratic
national committee have been sent
into the financial district to inquire
into Sheldon's affiliations and his
early financial career 1t is said
that he is connected officially with ;
dozen or more trusts. and that 1.
why he was selected as treasure.
by the Republican committee. Th,
Democrats intend to smoke him out
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.
Republican Official Could Not Tell
His Record.

After telling some of his friends
that he would rather die than live
to hear the reports which some of his
political opponents were circulating
about him. w. Regan Rice. regis
trar of deeds of Madison county. y
c., shot himself to death In a barn
in the rear of his home near Marshall
at II o'clock Wednesday morning
Death was instantaneous. The DE-
ceased was elected to Office on the
hepublican ticket two years ago. He
was 3S years old and leaves a wife
and one child, a daughter.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
MEETS TERRIBLE FATE.
In the Fire That Burned Down His
Residence

Will Null was roasted to death
in the flames that burned his res
idence Wednesday morning. near
Morganton, \. c. Ed Null, a cousin
who was with him at the time, mar
rowly escaped like fate The de-
ceased and his counsin went int
the house and after building a fire
vent to sleep. Ed Null was awaken.
ed by the roof of the house falling
in and made his escape, but his cous-
ih. who did not awake, was burned
10 a crisp
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
DRUG CLERKS ERROR.
Causes the Death of James Calvin
in New York

Private Detective James Calvin.
from what is probably drug clerk
error. He bought a box of epson
salts at well-known drug store {
week ago. and early Tuesday tool
some of 1t. In few moments ht
fell in agony at his wife's feet, and
was dead before an ambulance a..
rived from the J. Hood Wrigh.
hospital. DR.. Hammond. in charge
said the salts were really sulphat,
Of zinc. and gave the box and its re
naming contents over to the police
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
WaYlaid and Shot.

dispatch from Ell Paso. Texas.
says County Judge Brewster and
Postmaster NJ A. Ernst. OF Bouquilla.
Texas were waylaid and shot on
Sunday while en- route from the
Cable house at Ernst's mines to the
postoffice. Ernst died ON Tuesday.
His murderers have not heen ar
rested .
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
FIFTY DRIVEN FROM HOME.
Sixteen Horses Are Burned Up in /"
Chicago Fire.

At Chicago more than fifty per
sons we're driven from their homes,
many of them in scant attire. seven
persons were rescued. and jropert
valued at $4,000 was destroyc1
early today, when fre started ~
tbe Columbia lumber livery stable
at $50 Rush street and destroyed
that building and spread to several
others I'm the Vicinity. sixteen hors's
were burned todesth
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
Convicts Display Bravery.

A dispatch from Manila says a
cloudburst struck the penal colony
at Twahig September 23 and eight
persons we're drowned, including
Harold Mcknight. superintendent
of the farm. The prisoners behaved
heroically. many plunged into the
water at personal risk to save COM
rades.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08
STABBED BY UNKNOWN PERSON
Grocery Salesman ClIncd from House
and Fatally Wounded.

John w. Mullin. a grocery sales
man. 80 years old. died Wednesda
from the effect of knife wounds IL
his throat and head. inflicted b,
unknown persons. Mullin was found
near his home. in Phoenix City, Ala
early Wednesday I'm an unconscion.
condition. After regaining con
seriousness he stated that he had
been called from his home and n
tackled by two men, one OF WHOM
held him while the other cut him
II is stated that Mullin received q
threatening letter several days ago.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-08

prophet to predict that sooner ~
later John McGaha will kill som"
hody else. or will force somebod
to Kill him And either occurrcnc'
will he a calamity. II will he ca
lamity for McGaha to kill ma
whose life is worth something, and
it will be a calamity for some Soo'
man to he forced TO kill him. NJ
good citizcn wants to stain his hand
and his soul with human blood
even in self-dcfense.
And when John McGaha gets int
/ his next trouble. and Kills or !
killed. those who have freed hir
from his latest encounter with tn
law will he more TO blame than any
body else. Bear that in mind.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Ginc GinScr briratlJ.

-
Ser 1~6-i6brige Sarrp Vi. HatDel
lGBt lid nit Der gleidaltrl9elI
MorD u. @oo0S trulten. = Sdrrp
prrOicnt s. pro @odle. lie
Miitter bci0cr Icidtiinnigcr &ttt'
Scr nitt cinperitanpcn ullo lfrei'
ten geri6tlid ein.
Gin iugenOIiher Gbegotte Itono o.
tern Wiorgcn in scr Ferion bcS f6'
iGbri0cn Snrrp M. Hot6ca bon gtr.
1907, 2igbtItroBe, Dor aooi 2elpis in
Der iiiOlihen Eoli5eiitation, Der i'm
per Sbbut ieiner Wittter iiberlpies.
Gotbcu bate iid am gbcno porber
ourd) Eaitor Samuel ". @rofilin
bon Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0fe'
morial'&irde nit Scr glei6altrigen
Morp u. @oooS bon Gr. 1858, Ri
perIioe.I uenue, beimlif trnucn loi'
len. Die Wiitter Scr beiben Neuper,
m1blten, melde 9eibe in ser Eoli5ei.
ltation 5ltgegen moren, erflGrten iiber.
cinitimnterb, DOB Oieie Gbe burdoils
gegcn ibren @iQcn gcihloiicn iei.-
Mie 8rou @oobS orgob, bortc tie be.
reits on1 Wontug, oab Die beiOen Sin.
Der Die I6li6t ge6ubert bdtten, 81
entlollfen nno iid beimli6 gum Che.
buloe p~ereinigen 81 lniien. Sic babe
oeSDalb &otbeQ'S Safer benadrid). y,
tigt, Der nit ibr 5uionren nod |
@rooflpn, no Dos iunge WGbden bel
elmer 6rou Glt0ep in SteQunq mar.
gcfobrcn lei. Sort b1tten beioe Salt.
bcfeble gtgen ote Gusrcibcr erpirft,
Die 5n poaitreden ibnen jebod llid)t
nlebr rcdt5eitig gelane. @ie perInu.
tet, gaben bic 2ie6enben iorpo6I bel
Griuirfung ser 2icen5, pie bei Dem
Eforrer ibr Sitter nuf 81, reip. Is
So6re alt. Ils ser ilir,ge Rotbea &c.
tern Worgen III ser 8obnung ieiner
Gltcrn eridjicu lln6 cr5G6ltc, Bob Der
gbcfnotcn geidiir5t lei peronlabte
icine Mltttcr feline 8erboftnng ourd
Den Eoli6iiten Gulmun pom iiibliden
GiItrift. Ger 9rGlltigonl, melder
nit cinrm @odeiperbienit bon So
cine SomiIie griinben su f0nnen ood).
tc, blci6t ~porldufig bei ieincn @ltcrn,
m1brcno sic @raut iih qeitern nod
I'M SnilIc Der 6rou Elllep 81 9roof.
I'm befnn6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

loren SrOres ac8ebeL ibnl iiber ct.
lpoige 81 nieorig ongebrodte Mor-
dliien ullO SontmcroGfter in ibrcn
Giitrittell 9erift 81 crituttcn.
SiunenlanO &anul Con-
ptntion.
Gas 6inon3 Gon1ite mo Grcltr-
lions Gomite iiir Die 9irnenluno'
&anol Gonpeution melbe Guoa
Norember in baltimore obgcbnlten
miro, iueroen oleie Mod)e Sisungelt
cbboltcn, unO 5lOor 0os 8tnnl15 = So.
mite unter SoritB Oes Srn. Sobn I.
Stonc an 9onncrItng Na6mittag
I'M GnlpfdngS5iNmer OeS Wapors II.
hoS Grflifitons Gomite inter @or.
iiB ncS .Stt. 6ront q. Shirt ont 5rei.
tag Nadmittog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Epnncnanf. nno ltntcrNana.
Tns @ctter.

Sir WfarplonO unb Den 9iitritt 60
lumbio Dclltc flor un0 mGrmlcr, NOR
gen beu0ltt, umlprin9enoc, belltc
gIhcno iiiDlid mcroen0c @irloc.
Scr gcitri9c Sag luar cmpiinblid
tiibl. Gie b0dite Temperature mar 66
@roo INN 2 llbr Nodm.itto9s uno
ole nieorigItc 80 @roo nm & llbr
Wtor1cnS. Nl6er OoS Wcttcr mar flor
lnb Die 2rit friih nod Dem Stltrnl
Der uorDerAe6cl,bcn 81 StunOen.
Sn Den onbcrcn @unOcS . @etter.
neutrality-suspicious. ocS 2unoes
iuurben Die folgcnbcn bodltcn Gent.
rcroturcn per5ei6net: Goitport GO,
Fortlonb 6S, Bolton 20, AIbonp Cd.
Nem . Oorf Ga, philadelphia G6, ut.
lontic Gitp G6, Cape Mdp y, @oib-
in0ton GA, Horiolf GA, SotteroS 6S,
Charlotte GO, @ilminqton 70, G6or.
lelton 7G, S%opornob IS, SodionpiQe
IS, Supitcr sc, Seen Wcit SS, Ntlonin
6S, montgomery "A, Nelp1S Orleans
y, GalcItinc rs, @olpciton "A, Cor.
pms Gbriiti "A, Mcmp6iS 60, Sin.
cinnoti 56, E~itt9bnrg 56, OSluego SO,
&ufiolo 50, Glcuclono 80, Getroit 50,
Nlpeno As, WforQltctte AZ, Green Ban
81, Chicago "a, 0ulutb Al, St.Eoul
go, Ct. 2ouis So, &onioS Gitp GG,
Smobn GA, Suron y, @iSmord 6S,
@illilton go, Sabre 81, Sclenu IS,
Solt Qofc Stu y, Tenpcr "A. Nortb
Elutte rs, Imorillo rs, Cos MngcleS
IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
8ilocr ais bcm Gcbcn.

9ltc 93 Snbre oItc W3lltter bringt elm.
gtlod)tcm Sobn &oifee noh Dem
StattonS6o1liC. - Sitter 0atcr
lponoert .iibcr ornl SiiQcl nod
bem Nrmen1auS." - Sottc feline
llnterfunft utebr.
Sin ieltentr &ClpciS bon Wllttcrlit.
be mur6c gcitern in Ser 0itliden Yoli-
5ciltotion gelieicrt, nlS cine % Sabre
oltc Srou nit 2inem &eiiel poll beis
Zen &offee's eirtrat Ben tic fir ibren
Sobn, Sobu 6. Gpnns pom Nr. 722,
SiiO.G urbomItrobe, 60 Sabre alt, be.
ltimmt bottc, mclber iuegcn Nubtito.
ril19 uerbnftet Wor0cn mar. Als Der
6rou mitgetbeilt %lnur6e, bob ibrSobn
irci iei, fiiQten lid lire Aligcn nit
SbrGncn, un0 nit cincm Scocn@.
iprlld) iiir 0cn Eoli5ciri6ter 500 lie
bon bonncn. GunES iuitr0c nif 0te
GtranloIiung ieiner @ottin perboftet,
Ood mics ser Eoli5cirid)ter in Grs
mongcllng bon Gcniidenocm 9cmeis-
material ben Sail nb. 8ic c8 ihcint,
bon0elt tS lid) nm cincn unliebiamlcn
6onilicnitrcit.
Seine II ntcrfunftii alien
Batter.
gltf 5tuci Wonote naf Dem Ban,
niemsaiDl" gclanbt, pllrbc geitarn Ser
7S Sabre olte NuQuit S6emmcl, pel-
der friiGcr in Sit.9oltin1orc cine Sit
icrei bctricb, ourd, EoIiScirihtcr @or.
lonN BON scr 0itIidcn Yoli5eiitotion,
neil, mic CT erflGrte, feline Scrmono-
fen nidlt iiir i'm iorger moIltrn.
Gle Mutter er6icIt ouS
ainb3urii #.
Trou Worp &. SmcnS erbiclt Ne.
tern in Scr norooltliden Yoli5ciIto.
tion lire bier Sabre oltc Sod)tcr, mel.
die ibr. mie inn nTertidcn Gorreipon.
oenten" bcrid)tet, bon ibtcr Sdpnic-
gcrnnltteu9 6roll Worp &. OmenS,
am Wontna Gbcnb Heroubt murbc,
Suriid, nnh 0ir @nidulbi9uaQ megrn
9inoeSraub miro bobcr nit Dem Gin.
b%erIt1nbnib Scr neutrality-suspicious. fol,
len gelolien. 81 ibrer &crtbeiOigunN
gn6 Die 0ltcre 6rou Gpans an, BOB
tic onS &ino MIR mtaNebolt babe, nm
ocmiclbcn reite &leibcr u1iuSicbcn
mo cS SIT molden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
WmttcrS Gieie pcridiunnben.

6rou 9llbn iudt iGrcn II Sabre al.
ten, 6 SUB A 3oa groBsn So6u.
SIT icit Snmitag perihiuunoen,
- Sermltbet, bab er na6 Cuba
gegd1gen lit. - Wenn CT nod
bier lit, miro oic Yoli5ci i'm nidt
ilberIeber.
&or lieutenant Ienpiep in ser
liloneltliden Holi5eiitdtion crid)len
gcItern Morgen cine 3rau a1tbn bon
Nr. /, aoiiutb.S traBe, uno flaote
ocnlIclben, haB ibr Observation-Disclosures
Sobn Sobn icit Samltag peridmlu,.
Den iei. Sic 6llBerte bic germitbung,
BOP Der iunge Wann, Der icit einiger
3cit orbeitslos gemeien JET, pieleidt
nit einem Sreunoc no6 Cuba ge9ail.
gen lei. IlS lie cine Acknowledgement.
bnna ocs @ermibtcn qab ms icinc
@roBe ais 6 SUB 4 3oll oniiibrte, on
1lallbtc Sicntenout Nenlpiep ibr sic
b%erlbigcnoe Scrliderung gebcn SIT
fonnen, OoB sic 9nltimorer Yoli3ci
Den Seridlmunbcnen, iofern bericlbc
nod in Scr Staot, ieoeniaas icbr
idnea uno obne Shpierigfeit in bic
NrlltC Der bcipruteu Mlttpr ,lriifs
fiibren weroe.
GRAM oro SroIt ais CIR.
timber. = Eoitor @. u. Grom-
foro-6roit pon ser biidoilid.protc.
ltontiiden grloier.a Stride al Sopion.
nnb Clement trdbe. lit ni6t ouein
Elm lt~reitbarer damn @ottes, ionbcrn
aud Elm Seslpingcr Ser elite. Gr
orbeitet GIT einem 2uItiAiif, oos
IN orei Wodcn fir Ben eriten Aui.
Itice fertig lein ion.
Elotliber Sob. 1Srou
Warp Sblingnlan, Die 80 Sabre alte
Satin bon Serrn Sreoerid Sdling.
man bon Nr. 700, Siio.M ilton.N pe. j.,
Itarb geltern Worgen plotlih in ibres
@obnnng al eincm 5erSidlag. Gie
Terblidenc, lpelf)c bier %geborcn lit,
binterlabt auBer ibrem @atten bier
Sobne,. bic Serren Senrp, Goparo.
Sreoerid, Jun, nno Sobn Sd)ling.
man.
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5rcigc6igfcit crrcgtc @erSadlt.

2eon 8iG bon 9roofIpn trinft in ser
2oge zines 5beoterS 8bisfep
aus ser 6loihe uno o%fierirt Tim.
ltebcnbcn i'm 6opcr ieine golbene
ltbr mo $5.Hoten. = Golisei
nimmt i'm ieit. 8olte mad,
Seras. Z
Gin illnger Mnnn, ser leinen Ho-
men ais 2con Gill unb ieine Norefie
ais Nr. $50, 8recnipid- Strabe,
SrnofIpn, N.,O, angab, bate iid &C.
tern Dor Gihter Spion in ser moro.
lpcltliden Eoli5eiitation olf bic Nt-
ibnloigung Der Srunfen6eit 8i per-
a%1tportcn. 9ei Dem 0prbor gob Ser
geant @ifs, ser Die 8erbnitlng Dor,
gc1ommcn bate, an, Oab ser ilinge
Mann, in elmer 9ogc cincS Sbeoters
iibcno, aus elmer 3lai6e 89isfcp ge.
trtnfen unb ipatcr i'm 5oper oes
1beaters an l~lmltebenoe cine goloene
ltbr rno $5.9totcn %oierirt babe. gei
Ieiner Gergnnftung bate Ser Sreiae.
blge nod $S7 in icinem 9eiis. Gr er-
flGrte Dem Yoli5eirihter gegeniiber,
oaB CT bon icincm 8oter 500 crboI.
ten babe, un ieincn in Seras leben-
Ben 9rllocr aui5uiuden. gr muroe
porl1uiig f%cItgcbaltcn, bis sic Yoli3ei
bon Sen gltcrn b%eiiclbcn, NIT ocnen
lie iid in Serbinouns seiett Gat,
0fad)ridt er6Glt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

Eerionalnoti5.- Srou Sen.
rictto Sbinlpf bon Nr. 40, Roro.
@ropcitroBe, lit acitcrn ouf cine $50.
die nod Mc&ceSport pcrrciIt, molelbIt
Tie ibre Gltern beiudau uno aud,
@cld)Gftc erleoigen miro.
Soiepb &obIer tobt. Sr.
Soiepb aobler lit i'm 9llter bon II
Sobren auf ieinem 2onblit at Der
olten 6rnnflin.apetue. Baltimore
Gonntp, gcitorben, Gos 2eidenbc.
gGngniB finbet moraen pom 5ralter.
bdule aus nod Dem ,Sonle . ISrieb.
bof" ltatt.
@iro in Yocomofes 9th
brigeiett. - germonOte oes Srn.
9. s. Sra0er bon Ir. 1924, Moiber.
itrobe, pclder iid in 9aurel, Gel, in
eincm gnfaq bon 2ebensiiberOrub er.
idob, fibren gcitcrn nod bort ob, nm
Die arrangements fir Die 9eitattuna
oes 0cbensmiiben 81 trcifen. 8aDr.
ideinIid miro Die @eiietm,e in Yoco.
mofe-Gitp crfofgen.
Gas It e 9ier BON Srn. Cor.
roo Gurid's 9rausrei geIanai gn.
fangs Sftober auf Den Marft, una
@aes tit gum Gertrieb bereit. s9iirs-
lid fano cine Strnben-Y araoc Der
maiiipcn biibib bemaIten 9iermaaeu
ltatt.
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MnS ben StaatS6nreanr.

Gouuerneur Grotbers ldbt iid) IN PM
nopoliS regiitriren. = 3ipei ges
gnooigungen. - GrlnubntB fir
Nelu 2 Scriep Wtili5 in Morplono
81 compiren. - StaotS : @eiun0.
belts . @eriGt..
@ouoernelr Muffin Z. Grotber5 lieB
lid) geltern fur5 nnd 10 llbr in Der
>. WorO in annapolis regiitriren,
no6oen er iein IrnnsferirungssGer.
titlfut bon Clifton, No, erlangt bate.
GoS @eieB i6reibt nGmlid Dor, oob
Der 8ouucrnerlr unb StootsiefretGr
Stimngeber in ser 2. @orb bon Nll.
napolis iein miiIien.
3lpei 9egnaoigungen.
@oltperneur Grotbers begnaoigte
geitcrn Sorrp 0iggs, Der I'M Grinti.
nolgcriht bon Baltimore ipegen9 ieb.
Itobls 81 II Wtonoten Stuats . 9lr.
bcitsbailS perltrtbeilt mar. Goporo
9cOine, Der I'M Sonlmr 1908 i'm bic.
It9cn Criminal . 8eri6t 0es 9icb-
ltobls ldlllbig b%efunoen, ober parolirt
luorocn mar, nltr0c begnaoigt, nm
ibm icin 9iirgerrcdJt mieocr 5lt &C.
ben.
Grne II II II II q II.
CHARLES Is. Walbed BON Baltimore
III bon @oupernelr GrotbcrS 5ltrl
Milobiiter ln0 Sobn ". 2olloenllo-
ger bon Baltimore gum Notor err
1unnt mor0en,
3mei S'ibungen.
Scllte lpcroen Die 9(iltomobil. un0
Nrbciter . 9eb0roen i'm Union.
SruIt . @c6Guoc Sibungcn obboltcn.
@eiunobeitS 0erift t..
Ger @eridt Der Stoots . @eiuno.
belts . 9cboroc fir gligllit, aus.
idlicblid) bon Baltimore, 5cigt AT
Sale bon onitedenbcn aronfbciten
gcgcn i97 I'M Iltgltit 1907. 402 bier.
BON iino Sppblts geeen 1873 inn sr.
quit 1907, cine 3unabmc bon 260
Ero5cnt.
SrembeT ruppen in Worp.
LAMB.
@oupcrnCllr 0rotberS bat brrb
General . Ioilttant 8arfielo Ben
Worris . @orben bon Nem = Seriep,
elmer Semi . milit0riiheu Srganiio.
ton AT gltlantic Gitp, RS, init
Woffcn bonn 8. bis 70. Sftobcr bel
SogerStomn Gin Eager SIT be5icber,
erlnllbt.
gin mert bpollcS 9 6.
Sm gliftrogc Der 9eb0roe iiir of.
fcntlihe grbeiten lit cine ncllc iQu-
~ltrirtc Nlsgobe oas 8ud)es .Worp.
lonb" crihiencn, meld1es cine gcnolc
@eihreibung Der Erobilfte, Snou-
ltric'n unb Ger topographic Woru.
lon0'S gibt nno bcionocrS fiir Mniieo.
Ter bcitinrnlt lit, nelfe ii6 bier ME.
ferloIicn mollen.
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Goter Genes ielter .S II.
bildnm. - Sn Der romiid)-fotho.
liid)en ct. EeterS : Stride an ssh.
unb @irorb . Ipenuc, M.-y., fcicrt
sur 3eit Der &eftor Der Stride. Batter
@ilbelm SciueS, iciu iilbcrneS Yric.
iter SubilGiim, @oter 5eipes lit ein
Woltimorer bon @cburt. Tuh ieiner
Ordination iuirftc er 5uerit on barSt..
Nlpboniiis . Stride in Ncip . g)orf,
honn on Der Stride 5ilr llnbefleftcn
GnpfangniB in MeIroie, N.-S. Car
nod iplirbe cr Hefior an Der grl6Ier-
STRIDE in Nciu 0orf, uno bon bu
fom er OH sic ct. Tcters. Stride.
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QamgiGbriae Grfabrung,

moberne Metbooen mo Die beltcn
Naterialieu p~ereinigen iid) in DC
SeriteIilng Der 9iere aus 6reo. Sau.
crnibmiot's oamericon 9reperp"-'
oabcr ibre allganeinc 9eliebtbit.
ginmal probirt, merocn iie allen an.
oeren Sopicn' mo Wal5gctrGnfer
INNER porge5ogen. 0iite 81. 9rau
erei 1t04-t12S &iaen. StraBe. I'll.
6. & g. ct. Eanl 36i, Mo. Court.
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Saat bcnl Sebcn &alet.

Ter 4l-iGbrige 8eprp 9lop 6reeO be-
gebt IN eincmg alniolle bon Crib.
linn Selbitmoro our6 2eubtga6-
&crgiitung. - @or crit flint MO.
note perbeirutbet.
Cine furd)tbare lleberraidpung pllr.
DC gcItcrn Sralt ". 6reeb pom Ger.
1929, WtcGuIlobItrobe, 5u Sbeil, ais
iIe gegen 1aS llbr IbenbS bon bent
2'eiud elmer 6rcllnoin in lire @ob.
nl,ng 5uriidfebrtc. Sic ihidte ii6
CT, iid in ibr I'M oritten Stodiperfe
felegenes GorOer5immer SIT begeben,
oIS tic 81 ibrcm Gritolinen fono, oob
ole Sbiire Ourd irgeno einen i6tpe.
ren 8egenitono bon innen perronl.
melt mar. Tud l1ngerer gnitrGl.
gling gelong es ibr, Die 1biire iotpeit
81 0ifnen bob lie binburd idliipien
%fonntc, lrnb fonb MN, DOB ein go.
pbo Dor Die Sbiire gerildt moroer
iuor. Gin 9lid aitf bas gett ullo Der
@asgerld, Der Dem 9eoffneten @aS,
hobn entitromte, iogtcn bos @eiterc.
Nuf Dem Bette lag ongefleioet ibr
@otte, DER 41si1brige Senrp Glop
Sreeo, oni6eineno lebloS. sic be.
ltad)ri6tigte iofort Or. 9(brobont Q.
SomnielS bon Nr. 2003, WcGullob.
StroBe, melber in @emeinifoft nit
3lpei ip1ter cingetroffenen Gollegen
fir ldngere Belt acknowledgements.
lldc anIteQtc, bod obre Grfolg. 9ie
Eoli5ei OcS norbmeitlidcn 9iitrifteS
ilurbe bon Dem Gorfol benodridtigt
rnb Coroner @olOipin itelltc cine I'm
teril6ltn0 nll, olS ocren Hcillltat CT
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tung lnlttcnoes @erbift obgob.
Sr. Sree0 ipur @orbier bon 0erlti
unb mar bel Srn. Senrp =. @rob
Scr. 2130, Mooiion : 9lpenue, onge-
ltclt.
Sic Satin beS Eerltorbenen, mel,
dle ibm crit Dor flint Monotcn Die
Sonb 5lln 9ltnbe fiir'S 2cben gcreidt
buttc, periiebt oic SteIle elmer Eripot.
Sranfenpflegcrin uno lit meiitenS
ben Gag iibcr bon ibrer @pbnltng
nblucIcno. 90 ipor tic ouf geltern
Morgen ibrcm @cruic nobgeqongel,
ron ibrcm @attcn nod lis oil ibreg(r.
tcit9Itcllc gclcitet. Sci'm Nbihic0'
rcbmen, 10 er5oblte Srau 6reeo &c.
ltcrn 9lbcno, botte ibr 0attc ibr Der.
Iproh2n, lie NbcnbS III Elm Sbcatcr
81 nebmcn, unb botte iih in anidci'
memo gutter Sollne bon ibr entfcrnt.
&ie Die @cnonnte iid) meiter 1iiBertc,
bette Sr. Sreco in Lester 3eit eth me-.
MIG Itnrf Dem Nlfpbol = 8enliie &c.
6rloi0t nnb mar togelpeiie in miirri.
lder llno nclonfoliider Stimlnung
g(lpelen. Seit ocm lebten Samlltag
NOR er nidt sur Slrbeit g%egongen.