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Snowdrift.
Swifts' Hams, Shoulders and Break
fast Strips.
Rice Of best quality.
Molasses Of best grade.
Octagon and other Soaps.
Royal, Rumford and Good Luck Bak-
ing Powders.
The Best Teas and Coffees.
Blue Ribbon Extracts.
Salad Dressings.
Canned Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, etc.
Heinz Pickles in bottles and barrels.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-02-04
GASTON.

| Gastonia Gazette, January 81: Mr.
Thomas McDow, an attorney Of York
vile. was a business visitor in town
Wednesday. ...G. w. S. Hart, Esq.
Of Yorkville, S. c., passed through Gas
tOnia this morning on his way to Char
| lOtte on business. ........ Mr.. John N
O'Falrell of YOrkville, returned to his
home yesterday after spending the
week with his two sisters-in-la Mrs
| |. A. Campbell and Mrs. Florence Til
ton. ...A charter was granted last
Tuesday to the Love-ThomsOn compa-
ny of Lincolnton. to conduct general
merchandise business and to convey
mortgage and hold real and personal
property of any description. The cap
| italiZed capital stock is 100000, with
$4,000 paid in. The incOrporators and
amount of stock owned by each are:
J. +. Thomson, Yorkville, S. c., 100
shares: Edgar Love. Lincolnton, 80
shares: r. 4. Love, GaStunia, 80 shares.
Mrs. j. w. Parham of CrOwder's
Creek, whose illness was mentioned in
our columns last week, and whose eld-
est son died on January Goth, died at
her home yesterday afternoon of pneu-
monia. The funeral services were con-
Quoted this afternoon at Olney Pres
byterian church. followed by interment
at the Olney cemetery. Several other
members of the family are still serious
" i'll, one of them the oldest boy, being
in a critical condition at last report.
His many friends in GastOnia will learn
with regret that Mr. \. r. Rudisill, one
of Kings Mountains best and most
highly esteemed citizens has suffered
an almost complete physical and men
tai breakdown. Mr.. and Mrs. V. f.
Long went to Kings Mountain yester-
day to see him. A specialist from
Charlotte was summoned yesterday and
this morning he was taken on No. sc
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

T AM prepared to clean gentlemen's
l. clothes and ladies' skirts In thor
oughly satisfactory manner, at rea-
sonable prices. Work may be sent di-
rect to tny home or left at w. E. Fer
guson's store
Mrs. R. B. McCLAIN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-02-04
Repair Work

1 am well prepared to do all kinds
Of WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY
REPAIRING, and you can always de-
pend on getting only first-class and
reliable work when you let me do It
for you. When your Watch, Clock or
Jewelry Is broken let me repair 1t.
WHEN YOU WANT
Jewclry, Watches, Clocks, Sterling Sill
yer, Cut Glass, Chinaware, Crockery,
Bric-a-Brac, or anything I'm my line,
1t will always be to your interest to
see me before making purchases, as !
am always ready to meet prices on like
qualities.
See my stock when you are shop
ping. There are many things to in
terest you here.
T. w. SPECK, The Jeweler.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-02-04
HAD YOU THOUGHT

Why Is 1t that the Star Drug Store
sells so MUCH MORE Candy than
any one else?
It is this: Because we handle the
Best (Nunnally's) and we have 1t on
hand Fresh Every Week.
Come. as the others do, and get
something that you and your friends
can enjoy.
Nothing nicer than a box Of Nun
nally's Fresh Candy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-02-04
CHESTER.

| Reporter, January ~: ONlceT y. u
Williams was feeling good few days
ago as the result Of the capture OF
negro supposed to be Fred Herbert,
very much wanted in Newberry. The
negro arrested by Mr.. Williams tailed
exactly with the description sent out
| by Sheriff Buford, but message from
|Newberry informed Mr.. Williams that
the party wanted there had already
been captured. The negro arrested
here was unable to give a satisfactory
explanation Of his identity and intents,
and was sent to the chaingang for six
ty days, for vagrancy and for the theft
of a coat. There was a reward Of $50
for Herbert Magistrate j. j. NC
Lures court was the scene Of a pathet-
ic little occurrence Tuesday morning.
A white man was arraigned on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly
at one of the mills outside the city linn
its, and upon being arraigned pleaded
guilty to the charge. Judge Mcclure
was inclined to be lenient, and after de-
livering the fellow q lecture on the
folly and wrong of drinking liquor sus-
pended sentence on solemn promise or
the accused never to commit similar
offense. Two Of the mans children
were present, one little girl Of about
eleven, the other a boy still younger.
In his effort to make the promise as
binding as possible the magistrate ex-
acted a pledge from the little girl that
she would inform him as soon as her
father broke his promise and got drunk
again. After further assurances from
the prisoner that he leave off drink and
make a man of himself the assemblage
was dismissed. 49,. Mr.. William r. Nc
Cormick, a native of this city and for
many years a resident here, died at the
home Of his brother, Mr.. Samuel Nc
Cormick. at Longtown Tuesday morn
/ ing. The funeral exercises were held
yesterday afternoon at Longtown. Mr..
Mccormick, who was a brother of Mrs.
| J. L. Mckee and an uncle Of Mr.. Sam
uel Mccormick, both of Chester, was
n years of age. At the outbreak of
the civil war he was in business at Un-
ion, but promptly offered his service to
his country, enlisting in the Fifth S. c.
regiment. Six brothers Of the deceased
were also soldiers in the armies of the
south, all being conspicuous for their
gallantry and fidelity. He rendered
valiant service in the field until disabled
by two severe wounds. After partially
recovering he became an enrolling Of
ficer. In this capacity he rendered the
same conscientious and loyal service
as he did while in the ranks. The two
wounds received by Mr.. Mccormick in
capacitated him for active labor dur
| ing the remainder of his life, and were
mainly responsible for his last illness.
HASTNN
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News and Comment Cleaned From
Within and About the County.

YUM.
Fort Mill Times, January 30: Mr.. 0. j.
Thies. who for year or more has been
the efficient superintendent or the
Charlotte Brick company's plant at
Grattan, has resigned his position as
such and is succeeded by Mr.. Chas. Ma
Igill, who has been a foreman for the
company for a number of years. Mr.
Thies and family. we are told, will
move to Charlotte within a short time.
Mr. ]. D. Fulp has sufficiently
recovered from a recent operation for
Iappendicitis as to visit his mother here,
and will remain here some days before
returning to his business at Winnsboro.
The Times learns that it is the In
tention Of Mr.. Osmond Barber to make
notable improvements to his Booth
street property in the spring. 1t Is
stated that the old two-story Potts
house will be torn away and nice
dwelling erected on the lot...... .1nvi-
tations have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Sue Faris and Mr.. Joe
q. Bales, which is to take place at the
home of the prospective brides father,
Mr.. Sam c. Faris of Gold Hill, next
Wednesday evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Bales and Miss Faris are both
popular throughout this section and
their marriage will be an event Of
much interest to their many friends.
LANCASTER.
News, February II. Mrs. James w.
Miller Of Jefferson, who was called here
by the fatal illness Of her sister, little
Hortense Gregory, returned home
Thursday afternoon. Miss Maude
Gregory, her sister, has also returned
to her school work in Georgia. So. Mr..
D. H. Starnes, who moved from this
country to Indian Territory about six
teen years ago, died in Oklahoma on the
18th instant Of pneumonia. He was
good man, was highly esteemed by all
who knew him and his many old friends
and acquaintances in this section VIII
regret to hear of his death. -. Mr.
William Plyler, son of Mr.. ]. S. Plyler,
died Tuesday at the home of his faith
er at Waxhaw, n. c. He had been sick
for a month or more-was taken sick
at Fort Mill, where he was at work as
a lineman. He was about "a years old
and leaves a widow, who is daughter
of Mr.. r. L. Doster Of Pleasant Valley.
The remains were buried Wednesday
OF Paloi,. rhurnh
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A. D. Bruce, Aurelia, la.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Dnbcn Sic 4atarrk

sSeabai6 confnIi,ren sic Moi
etiieu ArSt, pel6er aatnrrb'
d~rnnibeiten Der stnle. oee GAL
ieS. her 2unec urlo Oct SbreH
fir ldnger, ais 2S Sabre IN
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g8enn Gle reid itno. ioiro St'
ntu nidlt gu bel abnerldhet.
uno lpenn sic arm itno, 10
brau9en Gle MIR fir Die DIE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

y. Chiffon ernonnt, g9ie ~pcrIoutet,
louen b. 8oedmou'a 6llnttiouen Dor.
ne6mlid militGrii6cr 9iatur iein.
Nus @ofGington obberu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

6rieorid ont1portctc iron50iiid: sd
itebe aI9 Sobn zines Sol0otenge-
idlehtca Dor Dem @robe be9 gr0Bten
aler SoIOotcn."
Gas RQuhCn cine 8efu6r
itr 6rouen.
Gori3 5, is. 6cbruor.-9luf @runo
rmiongrcidler itotiitiider @u5meiie
bcoutportctcn 5mei bcroorrogcn0e
2lcr3tc ut cincm 9eridt an Oic Niolos
slide @eicuidoit Die 6rogc, oh 0o2
Nouhcn 0cn Sruucn ulrO Wtdodcn
id0Oli6 ici, cntiAicbcn ~bcjobcno. Sir
iphcn Den 9tohmeis jt IicfcrL oaG
Gouhcrinncn nllr in uerb0ltnibnrG.
zig icItencn 60acn WtlttcrirelOcu cr-
lcbCll.
20wcr fir Sen EopIt.
NcapeL Is. Gc6r, - 3pci 0eiIt-
Iibc OiiiiionGre iino nit 5tuei prddl-
tigen 20mcn in rieiigem &diig, cincm
@ci6cnf &0nig Wicnclct'5 al Den
&opit, ans 2lbpiiinicn bier cin9ctrof.
len. Sic ioQcn ocnl Enpit 5uiammclt
nit elmer @oti6oit OicncIct'a iibcrgc-
ben mcrocn, in ser 0ieicr Oen @uni6
ou9ipri6t, ullen tntboliid)cn Vtiilioa
ndrcn in Aou5 Gtbiopicn Sihcrbcit
5l ihailcn.
Natiirlib mar eS MID
mubr.
&|ou0on, Is. Sebr. - Gen Nies
ner Ntcl0lmgen pom Der Grmorollng
Dc2 ShQbs bon Yeriien miro bier teia
nerlei @loubmiir0igfeit bciQcmcicn.
Ter @cihditatrdger Der perliihen @cs
ianOtidaft in &onOon crtldrt, e9 lUge
fcin @runO 81 @efiir6tlmgcn Dor,
um0 pcnn Dem Sdub irgcnO ctpu5
5ugeltoBen mare, 10 piir0c }meiielIoa
Die Notlhoit ldon benodridtigt icin.
Gin lclcAromm BON 4}uri3 mcIOCt.
DAB Der pcriiidc @eianotc in Gront.
reid 0cltcrn Nbcno %peridicOcnc gcs
ldditlidc lclcarunmc bon ICberun
bcfommcn babe ooB ubcr in teitcm
Elm &orioll crmGbnt morOcn lei ulti
Ocu man Oo9 @criidt Bate 5llriidiii6s
rem t0nnCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

Sn philadelphia, go, erItidte
Der 5~ebniGbrige @iuiam 9romn. in.
Dem CT eillen arogelfnopf in SoIgc
non Ntielen perld)llldte. Sen CT bei'm
gnfleioen in Den Iuno genommen
batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Wn sic Tumcu.

SuHGc 9nnlcn. nr'de nluGelne Gd,netocr tllnii
lL ~erletHer ipiiHfdItr, fGuten uibi I'M 2neitei
lem, iurbiR it1 odiir 81 wenoen. sic bruIIhen
rrr uc! SRI. ". Suffers. Gr. 500, @eit5drd'
totn Sirdte. nnrsuiDrCdieu, ihren NarIeu as
S0Jlinp cjntrlgen uno ie lernen Die STUNT nudl
Ger Observation-Disclosures Mctbooe. gle erbdlten
Guierocni qriiHolidlcr llniaTrlti I'M 3nldb netoen.
Ge6r libcralc R'niHGuulcH. 1ri. VI, Gnberf.
&r. 3o2. gksit. g ratoaa.5trabe. t376--l
tSunit0.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
Oelcimte Yittsbnrgcr.
Sine miirOi8c NadfOlacyiu scr &c.
riibmtcn Gaiitc GbnSmif.

6otte gci6lidte @mpieblung3brieie
bon @InOrcW Carnegie urO anoc-
rem Fromincn3en. - Sbre rel
den @oI0gru6en in Californian
II. i. 10. - @eriebcne @ei6Git5-
Iellte bon ser @oditoplerin nit
2eiAtigfcit Oupirt. 5ogor
3nei Nid)ter 9in9en ouf oen2eim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17
3chn SCClCutc ucrlurcn.
9fdDcrc9 ii6cr oo3 SNcitern Oca &oll-
ihiiic9 oGmilD Reco" an Der &iiIte
BON Gregon-Gc GopitGn, icinc
Satin mo pier Secleute Qcrettct.

BON Oregon Ser Captain, Icinc
Satin ulo pier Secleute Qcrettct.
Gortlun0, Sre, tG. Tc6rltor.-
Pm 6reitog iriib ltronoe.c oo9 mle-
rifaniide Sdiif o@rHilu RccO," mel
dies Dor 1t3 (o4en BON Ncpcoitlr,
N.=S, nit elmer SuOlnq &obIcn nud)
bier uu9Qcluufcn mar, on Der &iiltt
non Oregon an Der W}iin0ung 0c3
9tcbnIem Mipcr mo 5crbrnh. Gle
MfamidInit luurOe Ourd) sen See-
gang iiber Nor0 gclpiilt mo 5cbn
SeGIclte crtrnntcn, m6brenO icd)&
Fcriuneu 0orultcr Ser GnpitGn Sci
icl un0 icine @ottin gcrcttct lpltr0cn.
Ole ii6rigcn @crcttetrn iino ser 9.
Steuermtonm Charles Sbomplon mo
0ie W%otroicn @orucU Suuipan, s..
TnndcD mo &crmun Hcrtcll. Die
llmgctommencn limo Der CritcS tcncr-
mann, Nonlcns Gublc, Scr 3immcr-
mann WeItlmG, 0cr @oiiltcnjllgc
&iridfcIo mo ole Motroiru 0irorL
CARING &obnfc. GobcnitnQ Gilbert,
Nblciitcot mo >Sobnion. Die llCbcr.
lcben0cn mllr6cn nod gcltCrn nod
NoD Gitp iiberIii6rt mo ionOcn in
ErluntbGltlCru liebcpoIlC NltinahmC.
0o@ S6iif mo ieinc 2ooln9 BON
2tt0 Eonncn GobIen limo rcttlln1S-
los pcrlorcl1. 0oS Sd)iif mor al sic
oEociiic GooIt Gool so" IN Gurtluno
co~niiGnirt unO in 6oIac Scr Iongcn
&%cr5o9crung ieiner 6obrt morell %
Tro5ent Giidperliderung Ooroui &c.
boten.
@Gbren0 ser befti9en Stitrmc ser
Iettcn Gage lporen Die Gbrononlrtcr
be$ ShificS ouBcr Grouutg gerotbcl,
lnb Captain aciicl belt iid il1iol0c
9ciicn 81 oid)t on Scr &iiltc in Scr
Nlbiiht, Sinontoot Nod SIT crrciheu.
Nl@ man 0cn Srrtbrm ben1crftc, mar
rs bcrcitS ST ip1t, mo onS Sdiff Lief
an ciler Scr qefGbrlihCn Stellcn pon
Sreaon @eoh nit Dem 9ug olli. Ger
hcitigc Stllrm mo Scr N0hepmttt Der
6lutb u%ereini1ten lid nm Die Gage
0cS 6dbr5ellgeS nod gefGhrlidcr 81
MAIDEN mo nad tllr5er Belt brudl
Der Stern ab un0 0a@ GorOcrtbeil 0e5
Shiifc9 neigte lid itart nuf Bad
bor0. Mtan leBtc Elm Boot aus, IN
lpcldlem lih orei Winnn b%ciunocn.
ober oieiea id)lltg INN, iobal6 e9 lid
i'm @niler beionb. unO Ole 9emoll-
nung ertronf Dor oen Nllgcn Der &a.
merooen. Gle iibrigcn &crungliidten
luur0cn ourd 6ie gemoltigcn 9So0cn
iiber 9orb geipiilt. Gem &cit ser
SdifibriidJigen gelanG ca. aui oen
&intertbeil oes SdliifeS 5lt gclonoerL
lid BORT bis 5um SaqeSonbrudl onSil.
tlon1mern uto Damn inter pielen
S%Gbrlid)teiten burf oo3 III IoIge ser
Gbbe ieiht geporbene @oiier oea
Strono 5u erreiden. @citern mar
Don Dem Sd)iif feline Spitr mebr 81,
entoeden uno Elm She'll Der &oblen
Lag &uuOerte BON 9oro3 mcit iiber
Den Strono 5eritreut.
Sic nGmilp Heeo" mar zines ser
9robtcn Goaihiiie, meld)e in Neu-
England jc gebollt mor0cn limo. sic
mar in @olSpboro, Mc., i'm Sabre
1880 gebout mo mar elm Sobr5eug
bon 14G6 9eito.T onnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

EeterSburg, 10. Sebruor.
Ter @cnerols@ ouperneur BON Sin
lan0 Gifoloil9 N. @crborb lit ieine8
gmteS cntbobep iporoen. 81 ieinem
Gohiolarta 1T @enerol.8 ouperncur
%. BON Soedmon, Gommanoenr Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

Eofio, tG. Ie6r. - Gic 2(6bcru.
lung DeS 9otihoit5rotb9 Mipoofa
non Der iopouiitcu 9otiGoit in
Moibinaton mlroc omtli6 bctomt
dcgebcn. Ser Schuyler Der ioponiihcn
9oti6oft IN @oria, N}otiui miro olrf
ben EoIten in @oibin8ton DericBt
mcr0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

A<SON" oi8in en- %be5dbIen Oet IT. Paff'
lens, Dir. 1904, &eit .asaactte. Sfrafe. Dfftre.
Stunteu bon 8 bis 10 lbr Mor9eHc nno non
~ llbp 9littSSo .s g i1br Mbe1oS.
(Se22U~-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
NclOcnmiitbigc Shat cincS Gufumu
tiUfiibrcrs.
y ilfCsbnrrc. No.

&ilfeSbnrrc, go, 3. SUM.
- Cine ans @lmocrbnre g~rcn5en0c
9%icttnn1atbot fiibrte Der 2ofomotiu.
iilbrcr SnIneS Gunlnp bon ser oSns
tario uno @citcrn 9abn" olrS. Nla
feline Woifine bel G%nrbonoale einen
@ilter5ug Die Strede entlnng ihIcpp.
te, Job er pIobIid) elm fleineS aino,
Sic 5%peiiGbriqe Ironce9 @oIfcr, Dor
SdIrcd eritarrt mittcn nllf Dem @e.
leiic ltebcn. Gr bciouo i'd gcrooe
dlli ser ieitiid)en 2anipIonfc Scr 60
fontotiuc. Mn ein Stoppen mar nid)t
5t ocnfetl. &ur5 cntIdlolicn, iprung
9unlap I'M lebtcn entidciocnocn Nu.
gcllbIid nui Den uoroeren Hmn0 Der
Oiaihinc mo id)neltc pom BORT melt
Dor, berab All 0aa @elciie. ,Sm glci.
den Nugenblif bate cr 6o5 &ino ers
foBt rn0 iif nit Der &lcincn lett
mdrt5 Die 9oid)nng bi1a6 Gcmoricu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Standardization.

Rem Oort 3. Sllni. - Ton,.
pier oN0niA gilbert" lit bier BON @c.
ma mo &cupcI cingctroiicn. &on
bier ob1ciubrcn limo: Compiler Ne.
tcr0burG" nod Sjbul; n9tieum PIN.
iterOom" nod) Hotteroom pio Noll.
loNnc; o2llicc" nad Ncnpcl mo
lricit; uSiGnrio" nod Nenpcl lmb
@cnltu.
2i5uro, 3. sunni. - Gniiirt:
Compiler nErctoriu", bon NcusDorf
nod Somblrg mlteruegs.
lpmOut y, 3. Slni. - Cont
pier nMnicitic", Don Ncm- 2orf nod)
GbcrbourN mo Soutbompton be-.
itinlmt, troi bier Elm mo iette icinc
&Ciic tort.
9remcn ). &tni. - gou Ncus
Oorf bier mQctonrmcn lit Ser Cam.
pier Y&oiicr 98ilbclm g"
Gbcrbourh 3. Sum-. - Ium,
pier ~aronprin @ilbclm" iubr nud)
9tclu.Dorf al.
IntmcrpcL 3. Slni. - Nicr
onactommcn lit Der Gn1tpirr .3cc.
lono" bon Rem }Jorf, pid Iooer.
Soutbompton, 3. Slrni.-gie
iolgcnoen Goupicr pcrIieBen Den bic
iinp,1 Soiru. 9INrintie" uoA n,,,,
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SIR Die @niicnfiuSrr.

Ser @eiud oeS @aiicnbolta AEicuica
on Yiingit Vtonto1 Die moroIi.
idc NiIibt zines icOcn QCttihru.
Cine @%clcgcnbcit, Gin coles &ic.
b@ealuerf iuirflant SIT untcritilGen.
- @luc Norbcrcitlutgcn QCtroifcu.
Scr FiinNlt ; Wtontag 9eb0rt, mic
oQiGbrlid, 10 ollb il 0icicnt Sabre
Gem Gcutihen Muiienbouie. Tieicn1
l(llititlltc, OoS c@ iid) 5llr Nuignbe gcs
icbt bot, Den Nermitcn inter oen 9lr-
men, ocn &letlerL, oencr Is cir Der
bcN Weldid Ocriugt bat, bon Gltcrn=
Iicbc un9ebcn, bonn GltcrnoltAc 5Grl.
!td) gcbiitct, Sen %Srbcn3pio0 ST man
belIL nllc9 Dies nod M0Qli0fcit me-
nt8'tCll@ 5t crlCBcL lie I'll glttct
Mcnldlcn jlt cr}icbcll un0 iAncn zinc
Nu5biI0um8 81 0cbcn, OiC Is ibncn
crnl6Nli0t I'M ipdtcrcn &eben olri
ciAcnCn NilBCn III ltcGcn. Sin Iol-
dcV &nItitllt 1T untcritilben, lit oic
moroIiihc Yilid)t Der Nuacmcinbci;,
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ridt nit l(nrcNt itoI} Onroui lit, cine
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III onncritonildcn &rCiiCn dis cine
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S6crilciu III 0icicm %icbc3lpcrfc BET
5ntra0cnL ga Ser llcbcriduuB oca Sc
ties ulAcihmGlcrt Dem l3%uiicnhulS
81 @llte tonnlt. limo sic GiuIuz
nulN 5ltnl Nriudj OiCic3 Tcltca lit in
Ger Tbot cine ioldc, Scr man MIR SIT
germ TolNc %leiitct, u%crltcbcn bod Die
Nrrnu0cure Ociiclbcn gol5 por5ilar
lid, cincnl Oct Nuicntbolt oortleIbIt
81 cincm GllBcrit ot1cncbmen ST
moNcn. So0 WniicnbnltS = Gicnic
am N}iin0it Montoq mo Scr 0cut
ihc Gag I'M September linO ieit
Nobrcn Ole bciOcn oQroBcn Gage" oe9
Gclltld)tbump. IS limo Dies Die Ia.
&C, an 0cncn oud) Die, lucltc iid)
ionit III Sprohe un0 @ciit bcrcit9
oll5lllehr nomcrifnnilirt" bobcn, lid)
luieocr nit Stol5 gang rOclttId" lib
len; 0ie SuNc on 0cncn man @ts
foniltc, sic man felt Songcm nidt
mcbr gclcbcL nit Sidcrbcit micOcr
81 t%rciicn crunrtcn bari; Ole 1oGc,
an 6cncu 0oa 0Clltidtbum unIerer
Stoot ciu y&lcin Baltimore" iiir
lid iclbit biloct. So lit cS Sabre
6lnnurh NcpcicnL 10 miro ca olld) III
OiCicm iciu, 2lio, &br GUltihen,
nlli 5ltnl Mipcrpiclu Eort am Eiin1it.
Montng!
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Eie berrlihen Gihen limo mcilt tobt.
Gcirelicn 10 boB lie cincn gcro0c5lI
troltIolen Nnblid 0urbictcn.
3 citung& Ser d III cl3unN
Die Sutton Der bCi0Cn biciigell
GlGttcr oVolt" unb o9fotiOnoI Sci.
tunQ," mcld)e id)on Dor einiacr 3eit
in Nuaiidt Ncitcllt luar, miro 5t Nm.
lang &llli p%nllcnoctc Gbutiud)c lucr.
Den. Sic o9totionol 3citunN" miro
0dn5lid) bon Der o4Soit" obiorbirt
mcr0en unO ibr Gridcincn cinltellcn.
ltriprilnglid, mar ca inn Elnn 2cruc.
len Die 5luei 3eitln2cu mltcr cin.
Gcitlibcr rcooftionclcr &citunN nc.
ZEN cinonOcr bcitcbcu 3l loilc1.
&ubclicicr Il O ii der
MCgimcntcr.
Sn @e0cnmort oca &0niQ@ Srico.
rid <guit bon Suhicn bobcn Die
5lpci III Scip5ig lic2cnocn &%nfontcric,
9icgimentcr Mr.. 1OG mo 1O7 sic
&llbcIicicr ibrc& 2O0.iGbriQcn @cItc.
hers bcQon0cll. 9llte N~nNcb0ri0c Der
N%cQinc1tcr hnttcl lid) in GroBcr
3obl cinaciunOcn.
2hrd) ooa GolbcrN'idc @rcnuoiCrs
Ncgimcnt Nr. 9 SIT Storgarb in
Eommcrn ~icicrtc Qcitcrn icin Stii
nmQSiclt. ulo 5mor oua 100 iGbrigc.
&n &crtrctlmq oe3 &oiicrS pnrFrin5
Gitcl Sricorid) crid)icncn. NlldJ oicic
&ubclieicr nubnl Den lh0uitcn Scr
lauf.
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Gbinciid,c Tnmpfcr = @cicnidlait.

Gam 6ronci2co, Sal, 3. SIT
nj. g8ic man bier criGhrt bot lid)
iocbcn in Canton cine ncllc 9ampier.
@Clcuid)oit QcbiI0ct. mclhc ocn 9tos
men Y@oinN ?)uct Gbiueic Mcrhonta'
Stenmibip 80" iilbrt umo bcobiid)s
tiQt. nomcntIih ben 6onocl3pcrtcbr
mad, oel Ser. Stootcn 81 pcrmittcln.
Eos NtticntopitoI Der @ciclihoit be
trGlt $1O,OC0000 uno ibre &onptGc.
i~d)0itHIteQc IN Canton lit bercita crs
0iInet.
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gSuacn nidJt uetipOttct icin.

cotton Maii., 3. &llni. - Sn
ser acitri0cn 9iblpl0 per @%rcfutin.
@cbGroc Oea nnQbbaHaiden iarocliti-
idJcn Cr0rua s@'uai A'ritb" mtrOc
cine NciohGtion Qngcnpmntcn Wonod)
Die [bcotcr- Gtrcttorcn oea &nnOca
criltNt mcr0eu %iollcn, Dem &orritircn
Scr iil0iidcn Atdiic ouI scr @iibnc
Giubnlt 81 tbut. ltnO scr FrGiiOent
Oca 0rocna, A0olpb &rolla, mur0c
criudt iibcr Den &oa}llN bea BE.
ld)ullic2 jn modem.