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Evening star., 1908-01-14

being extended to you down here at this
time by the friend of long standing-the
friend who has stood the test. the United
States of Brazil
Compliment to Brazil.
Then turning to his Brazilian guests.
Ambassador Dudley said:
Permit ME, gentlemen. to thank you
sincerely for the welcome YOU have ex-
tended our fleet, and a the same time
have the honor and the pleasure of pro-
posing the health of his excellency. your
jllustrious President. DR.. Penna, and that
your great and novel nation continue
long in the path of peace and prosperity"
Admiral Alencar. the Brazilian minis
ter of marine spoke in reply TO Mr.. Dud-
ley. He proposed the toast to President
Roosevelt. the United States and the
american navy.
No less than two thousand men had
shore leave from the vessel of the fleet
yesterday and visited the city. Two SAIL
ors were injured by being run over by an
automobile in the street. They were at
once picked up and taken back to their
vessel where they are in the hospital In
spite Of the large number of sailors on
shore there was only one serious brawl.
Care for the Sailors.
The American colony of this city has
established bureau of information for
the sailors who come into the city. THIS
bureau has already given excellent results
and is a great help to the men.
The Americans of Rio Janeiro have ar
ranged with a local theatrical manager to
give a series of free entertainments for
The crews Of the battleshipS
Just at the moment that the torpedo
hnat fiotilla was leaving Pernambuco yes
terday il was learned that two sailors
were missing.
The shore authorities were notified and
the police found the men and returned
them 10 their vessels before the flotilla
sailed
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Committee 1ndorsed Hughes.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BUFFALO. n. Y. January A.-At the
annual meeting of the republican county
committee held here at noon today reso-
lutions were adopted as follows:
I'VE commend and indorse the admin
istration of Charles E. Hughes, governor
of the state OF New York. We believe
that his strong personality and clear
vision upon questions of public policy are
recognized by the people of the common
wealth. We believe that his policy of
control Of public utilities is a wise one
and meets with the approval of citizens
OF the state Of New York.
1--WE believe that the sentiment in this
community Is favorable to his nomination
to the Presidency, and We recommend
that delegates be chosen to attend the
next national convention of the rerubli-
can party who will be favorable to his
nomination"
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

I The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday:
MISUNDERSTANDING Ii. pm. AZ; 8
pm. II: II midnight, IS January IA,
am. 30: s am, 81: II noon. 35; pm.
36 Maximum. -. at pm. January l5;
minimum 81, at am January II.
MISUNDERSTANDING 13. pm, 29.44; 8
pm, 29.52: u midnight. 1906. January
IA, am. 29.77; am, 1898: noon, 3O.03;
pm. 3O.03.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 81; year ago, SO.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Waters Receding at Williamsport.

Speclal Dlspatcu 10 11e
HAGERSTOWN, Nd. January IA
After having reached height OF twenty
five feet above normal the Potomac river
at Williamsport ceased rising shortly
after midnight, and today is slowly re-
ceding. Great quantities Of drift are pass
ing down the stream. At many points
along the river the towpath of the Chesa- :
peake and Ohio canal is completely SUP,
merged. and the waterway is believed
To he badly washed. 1t will be severai
DAYS before the full extent of the damage
can be determined. Many manufacturing
plants along the Potomac and its tr1ou-
taries are at a standstiil as the result
If the flood. 1t was late this evening be-
fore the big landslide on the Cumberland
extension Of the Western Maryland rail-
road was removed and through tramc
was resumed. The slide was the worst
since the road has been cpen.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Trouble With the Budget.

Gable dispatches received here from
Toxic during the past month have indi-
Gated that the Saionja ministry was
meeting with growing opposition through
out the country particularly because of
the reductions made by it in the appro-
priationS for military and development
purposes. The elections in Japan are ap-
preaching, and the opposition has been
endeavorins to create a strong sentiment
against the cabinet by means Of a news
paper campaign attacking principally the
governments policy of increasing taxa
ton and limiting emigration
The financial program was formally
settled at meeting of the council of
elder statesmen held December II. It
was one of retrenchment, and involved a
reduction in the expenses of the army
and navy for the next six years, whereby
the government would save 500 OOO, ,OUO
AS soon as this program became known
the opposition made vigorous prepara-
tions to fight it in the diet. Other reports
declared tnat a miscalculation of $2o,-
100000 in the budget had aroused wide
spread diStrust in the financial policy of
the Saionja ministry. and three days ago
there was a serious difficulty in the
cabinet because of the reduction in the
appropriation for railroad construction
AS result the resignation of Isaburo
iamagata. minister Of communications
was announced. but Immediately denied.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
For the Vanderbilt Wedding.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, January 14.-Members OF
the family of Count Szechenyi, who is to
marry Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, January
81. We're passengers on board the steam
ship Kronprinzessn Cacilie, arriving to-
day from Bremen and Cherbourg. The
party was a numerous one and included
Count Anton Sigray. who will act as
best man. Counts Dionyo, Peter and
Stephen. Szechenyi and their wives; Count
Paul Esterhazy Count Joseph Wenckheim
and Count Michael Karolyi. The announce
ment of the engagement of Count Laszlo.
issued by the Szechenyi family. reached
America yesterday. 1t is elaborate in
design. the cards being . by II inches.
1t is printed in French, German and Hun
gariau.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
SMALLPOX REPORTED.
Four Cases Discovered in Southwest
Section Of City.

Four cases Of smallpox were discovered
late this afternoon in South Washington.
Those infected were: Addie r. Stewart.
colored. residing at 1928 1st street south
west; George H. Spinks. colored. of 1929
Sd street southwest; John Buchanan. COL
cred, of II NJ street southwest, and Ju-
lian Brown. colored. Of II NJ street.
These cases were discovered through re-
ports from neighbors Of those infected
of the suspicious character of the dis
ease. Addie Stewart had been going about
the neighborhood three days showing the
marks Of the disease before she was re-
ported Ill.
John Buchanan was nearly well when
he was apprehended by the authorities.
and it seems he had also been going about
the city during the time he was infected.
All the smallpox cases were removed to
the smallpox hospital for treatment and
their residences placed under quarantine.
The officials and police are looking for new
cases.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Fears for Fourteen Skaters

PARIS. January 1i.-Thirty young peo-
pie were skating on the lake in the Bois
de Boulogne this afternoon. when the ice.
which was thin, broke and they were pre-
cipitated into the water. Every effort to
rescue the skaters was at once made and
sixteen OF the young people are accounted
for Fourteen are still missing and ii is
feared that they have been drowned.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Weather Bureau Explains.

Prof. Alfred J. Henry OF the weather
bureau explained this afternoon that the
expected flood did not materialize In ful
force here because the high water that
rolled down from HarDers Ferry reached
Washington ahead OF schedule time. 1t
was excected to be here at food tides
O'Clock a.m.-but reached the river front
at 3 am, when the tide was not at its
full
Evening star., 1908-01-14
Wonderful Swords.
From the Montreal Standard.

The most valuable sword in existence is
that of the Gaekwar of Baroda. Its hilt
and belt are incrusted with diamonds.
rubies and emeralds. 1t is valued at ST.
100000 The Shah of Persia possesses a
sword valued at $4,000. There are some
costly swords in India. and both the
czar and the sultan possess jeweled
sabers of great price. The most valuable
sword in Great Britain Is the one pre-
sented by the Egyptians to Lord WOlseley
The hilt is set with brilliants and it Is
valued at $4,000.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
President Had to Decline.

Vice President Fairbanks today invited
President Roosevelt to make the principal
address at the dedication of the Benjamin
Harrison monument at Indianapolis next
summer. The President indicated that it
would be impossible for him to keep such
an engagement at that time.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
OCEAN LINER MOVEMENTS.

NEW YORK. January l4-Arrived: ::
Steamer Kronprinzessin Cecehe, from
Bremen: North America, from Naples:
Ryndam, from Rotterdam.
GIBRALTAR. January 14-Arriyed
Steamers Caronia from New York for
Genoa, Hamburg, from New York for
Genoa.
ANTWERP, January i-Arrlyed: ::
Steamer kroonland. from New York
Evening star., 1908-01-14
To Manage Georgetown's Eleven.

At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Georgetown University Athletic
Association Vincent Lynch of the 1909
ball team.
Evening star., 1908-01-14
TOXIC MINISTERS OUT
CRISIS IMPENDING IN THE
JAPANESE CABINET.

TOXIC. January II. 7:25 p.m.-Yoshiro
Sakatani, minister of finance. and Isaburo
Yamagata. minister of communications.
have resigned from the cabinet. Their
designations have been accepted. The
resignation of Marquis Saionja, the prime
minister. has been refused.
After conference of the cabinet min
listers Marquis Saionja visited the en-
peror at the palace this afternoon, and
was quickly followed by Prince Ito.
1t is understood that differences exist
over the budget, which are irreconcilable
Premier Saionja is still at the palace.
Evening star., 1908-01-14

WESTMINSTER. Nd. January IA. =
Can't. William H. Miller of Hampstead is
dead. at the age of sixty-nine years. Capt
Miller was a native of Danville, Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11

&uoettcn in ocS dIomoc.
Sn InnoppliS iiben mieOcr leda
Noocttcn in Der SdlonInlic. Sir bot.
icll lidb IN Scr Wittuodlanuh bcint.
lid) cnticrnt. nm 2cbrerinnen 5u be-
llld)cn, Die iid) ollgcnblldlid 81 Suit
ocrtcu in Nnnupolia otiboltcn an.
lGblid Der 2cbrcr = GonfcrCn5. gber
ais lie nod Wiittcrnod)t lid III lire
Shloigcn11dcr 5llrildihlcidcn ipoll'
ten, mltrocn lie pom ocn @nd)cn ob.
0cfongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
&laus poblmann an Morie Web
renbetm.

&laus poblmann an Marie Web
renbeim.
Meine liebe SdpeIter! @ic oft bait
i6 nit 2ife bon Dir qeIprp1en in an
Der 3ett, lie6e S6peiter!
Nein, oie'e llnrube, in Ser mir nm
DID Iebten! SAT- mare ib cinmol &c.
tommen, nm nad Dir gu Iebcn; ate,
0u peiBt ia, ib bin nidt gut ab,
fommlib.
Nber MIN femme ih in Sen nG6Iter
8aoen sar15 getpiB, uro Rite lGbt Did
ber5Iih bitten, nit alien Rinocrn elm.
nal gu uns su tcmmen, ~lpenigitens auI
cine Woae = barit Sbr Cure friibert
6cimatb rod einmot pieberieht.
Hein = bie1cs Slid, nie Tciue
Ra9ridt fam! ~llnTcre Sino:r batcu
ridtiae Sebniudjt mad 8ettcrn unt
3ouiintben, uno &ite fam es nidt a6=
lporten, bt8 Vii bier biIt.
@riibe 0einen !Serrn 8rduti7om
bon unS ino fa9e linn, lpie gut ipir es
INNER nit Dir gemeilit baten, uno oof
mir Dir bamals su Dem llnsu0 oera.
then baben. Wer rpeiB, irenn Til bier
geblieben pdreit. oonn bGtte er Did,
pieuei1t nidt aefunben.
@ieaei4t entI6liebt id 9cin 6err
Srduti9am oo3lt, bier an un7erm Sri
Elm Sals gu t%aufen; eS tpire Icbr i60n,
ipcnn mir 10 redt maize BEL chamber
ipobnten uno tdslid nit sirar>er Der.
febren t0nnten; mir iino ho6 nun
einmal 9rloer uno S0peItsr.
Die quite &ite bat ein 4odet fir
@u6 aursdt 9emodt, &uden unt
S6ptoIobs fir Die 9inber, pno fir
Did eine 9Iufe. Sic bat Sid INNER
aufri6tia lieb qebabt.
S6rei6 mir rebt balb, liete Sdipe.
fter; mir iparten nit llnseouIb aui
Setnen geTud.
Htte uno Die Rinosr eriiben Did
nno 0einsn Yrdutigam uno Teine lie.
ben &leinerl, unb i9 lin tpie INNER
Setn treuer 9ruber GIaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Sricfbcf6rocrnng nadD Dem NnslanSt.

Sic mlSlGnbiihc Eoit fir Die NIT
sem ~. sept. cnocnoc @ohc iblicBt
bier i'm SauptpoltoTlt, IN alien Sal'
len r:lnftlid), mic fol9.:
Sic Endct.Eoit lit BON 0 llbr Dor.
n,ittogS bis 5 llbr Had)nlittagS tag
lid oifcn, oltSgcnommen Sonnta9S.
9ic 9rieirotcn nod Dem IuSlan0c
(onsoenommen Canada, Wcrico,
9oromlo, Gilbo uno Sbon0boi Oic.
icl6en uic cinbciuiihc Toten) iinh,
iuic folet: Stint (5) Gcnts fir Die
critic Huge mo orci (3) GcntS fir
icoc meitcrc lln5e, oocr Cit 9rlld.
tbcil, nlto io0tc boil %franfirt ipcrocn.
wibrincnioQS bei Nnfunit Der 9ricie
scr ooppcltc @ctrog colcftirt miro.
Gnmpfcr fobrcn bon Ncp'Oorf ab,
ipenll niht nnocrrucitg ongcgcbcn.
TranS NtlantiidcS d f.
go It.
@robbritonnicn 1t. Srlano, id)lie6t
GicnTtog mno Sreitog I'M 8 llbr
NohmittogS.
0clltiAlono ihlieBt Wontog itno
MittppdJ I'M 5 llbr Nafmitto9S.
Sronfrcid, iNlicbt Moutng, Glen.
itog mo Srcitog I'M 5 llbr Noh.
mittogS.
9cloicn, idlieBt Srcitao Tim 5 llbr
Nu6mittogS.
Morpcgcn, Shlpcocn un6 GGne.
mart, idlicbt Wittmod llrl 5 llbr
Nohnlittogs.
Sonnno, idIieb. Montog nm .
llbr Nod)nlittogS.
Stnlicn, ihlieBt 9icnItog nm )
llbr Nohnlitto9S.
Grams. ItInntiide s. It,
6rcitog, film 6 ltbr gbenb2
liir Srlnno per Ion1pier %rllnlbrio,"
pio G.lllcnStonn( onoerc S0nber mill
icn per nllmbrio" ooreiiirt lcir); nm
7 llbr MlcnoS fir europa, Iir;fo
uno Sltinoicn per 0onlpicr n9tcn'
BORT" pio Elpnnolltb mo GbcrborrB.
Soft mad Glib. unb Gen.
trail. Imcrifa, 8 It.
in0icu etc.
6rcitog, 11..-llm 8 ltbr Ibcnos
per Gompicr oGorocos"; fir Gllro.
Gao ul0 %clle5llclo per QompIcr
DGngfrc0"; fir Yorto Hico, pio
WoDogue5, per 0ampier uFoncc';
iiir 6ortllnc SSIauo, Samaico, Eono.
ma, &nnal5onc nlo Colombia per
Gounpicr nErin5 Nilguit 8ilbelm."
Sic EoIt nod Neu.5unolono, pia
9toro.S Sidney, unb nod Wiquclon
pio Bolton, id)lie6t bier tG9lid) llE
3 llbr Nadmittoss; nod Cuba, pia
Tonlpa, tGglid) INN | llbr; nad Gotta
Silica, Sorouros, Ticaragua cot.
fiiItt), SaIpooor uno @uotan1olo,
Dio Nclu.S% rlcons, tGglid nm TO ltDr
gbcnoS; nod Werieo Gitn tGglid) nm
9 llDr NadnlittagS uno 10 llGr
Mbcn0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
$4,000. Sn %pcrfanfcn: $4,000.

Sene neueri mopernen 5iucluod1qen, Sdufer
ebenne unh Supette,S trnbc, init alen mober.
rcr @ihri6tungen; ceneniirte Geler, Sof iino
1ruttnirs. @naiuirte gaoepannen nnb aihten'
tdre 9rainage, StraBen nit bitrifi6irteIt 3ieecIs
fteinen ecptlaitcri. Sic miiiien 9elebeI iper""u.
UNI fte fddBeil 3i tonncn.
eebr lei6te 9ebilgunect. Cur Snfpcition tda,
LID NIB 6pnntaas offen. ~9aenten an, BIabe.
Sriinhinie.be $4,000 - fetsunooreibis Dollars
pro Sabr.
Nealter g. Nett6nf,
(Wlai18-) guiiunternebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11

1850 - Sir zines iencr prudtnulicn NGus
fer lInbc ENiterionsFnri, Nr. 20. -, % etc,
Hnros pare3S trabe. .9enentirte lrrttnirc. Sel.
Ter nnb 1of; cmailirtc 9'aocluanne mo aii
dbeitnueaub etc. $50 Nuur nno 9icit inter fcbr
lei6ten Vcbingunecn iuuicu ciuce icuer innoers
men piufer. @eitdiiNt iic uuo iihcr6cugt SUD.
Sebr Ieitie Ncoin9lngeit. @owaro 4. Stprf,
at Srt NIB Stcllr. CSuni17,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
boric.
FIRST CALL.
CALL.

$1,000 Gouf Gonl Rel i1zcr. .......... "a
3 9rbntgc Nanf 100
fl ,Sirit ytniionuI 9ani OF Sat. lis
$4,000 Cotton Euci Ser amman. 7GL
$1,000 llniicb ms 5uroin9 5er. ...... so
$4,000 Scnbo0rb 4er =. .............. 30
$1,000 giIoniic Gonf ct M Der. ...... f04
$4,000 llniico Jlbs 5unoina Ser. $50. so
$1,000 @uItc II. Rot 5nno Ger. ......... 1864
$4,000 lltiieo RpS 4cr ............. s5h
$1,000 @cftcrn @larpIano ier ......... 70A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
8crcinistc Sdngrr bult Baltimore.

Sallptquurtier: y@crnIania MGn.
nerdor Saue;;" YrGlioent Senrp
Sbomas; correlponbirenoer ullo pro.
tofolirenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmclbeber, Scr. 315, Norb.gben.
StraBe; 5inan5iefretar g. Simmei.
Beber, Scr. 315, Norb.goen.S trabe;
S6ntmeiIter s. Widlit, Nr. 713,
@arner.S trobe; 9irigent ii. Sem.
berger. Geriammlung ieoen 5ueiten
Srei!ag I'M Wonat.
v@ermaniu-N llortett.Glub.
Souptquorticr: @agner's Sole,
itunoe: 3ienitaes. - 9irisent 5.
4arollts.
o.W6nner6or.
Sauptquarticr: @ermania . WG,i.
nerdor.Sone, Tr. 40 Bis 412, @eIt.
2ombarb.S troBe. Sirqltunoe: Con,
nerltags - 3irigent: EbeoOor Sem.
berger.
rnSrobftnn."
Sauptqllartier: Sroblinn . SaIle,
Hr. 1000, Sreberif Goenue. Cling.
Nr. 1t6, Norb-Baca.S traBe, Sing.
itlnbe: Wittpod)s - 9irigent: Sobn
u. &Iein.
rIrbeiter. WGnnerhor."
Sauptquarticr: gnbreas' Sane.
Nr. SD, Sanoperltrabe. Sinsitunoc:
Nittmods - 2irigent: 9apio We.
lan1et.
rSboIia.W 6nnerhor."
Souptquartier: goiet's Sale, Scr.
tt22, Sarforb.g penue. Sineitunbe:
Dienitogs - Sirigent S. 8. Granf..
n2ocuit.Goin 1dnnerdor."
Salptquartier: 3pider's Salle,
gde Cuba. uno @noreitrabe. Sins.
ftunoe: Mittpo6 abenos s llbr -
9irisent: Subert 8riippel.
rarbeiter. 2ieoertafeI."
Sauptquartier: @ola' Sare, Wr.
4o8, 8eit . 2eringtonitrabe. Sing
Itltnoe: GienItags-Girieent: Subert
Stripped.
n9apcriidcr WGnncrhor."
Sauptqliarticr: Iderrnonn'S Sane,
ode pnu Caroline. uno @orgbitrabe.
Sin9itunoe: Gonneritag gbenbs -
Oirigent: gieuit Sdueiocr.
~Ioiar.-I dnncrdor."
Sauptauartier: Robert 8oumer's
Soqe, Ger. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strabe: Singltunoe iehen 9onaer.
itag Mbcnb - 9iriaeut q. g. B6bI-
mann.
~@itcnfran5."
Sauptquarticr: auault @oebel's
(pormals 3orn's) Sale, gde Der 8.
urb @oligbitrabc, Sisblanototpn.
Singitunoe: Wittipods - 9irisent
Geo. SO. R6blmann.
yWeIobie."
Sauptauartter: i. Htes' SaIc,
@dc 2onitraBe nno 9elair.N artt.
Girigcnt ). &aroluS.
rSarmonie."
SaIptquartier: Nr. Ala, @eIt.
5apette Strabe. Singitunbe: 0ien
flags - 0irigent: Sobn u. alein.
.Neseer-@ eianspcrein."
Saurtql,artier: Soifmann's Saae,
2oiu- nno 5orreItitrabe. Sinaitunbe:
9ienitag - 9irigent: Subert Scrip.
pei.
nIrlon."
S~ingltunoe MittpodJ in Der Stag.
Sale" Scr. 205, SunooerltraBe. 81
rigent 9. Welamet.
r9aoenia-M Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartisr: Yratt- unb 5. Str,
Sigblanotomn. Stneltunoe: Glen.
flags - Tirigent Geo. 90. Yobls
mann.
uGeutid : llngariider 2ieoerfran5." !
Sollptqrnrtier: Sttcrbein's Safe
(friibcr neintrabt Sale"), 2pcuit. !
notpf a, ,sf,,,Sn, N.o,@,~ 0lL,.Se |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-11
Nuts bcm Snmcrcn Marplano'S nno
bcu angrcnscubcn Staatcn.

w " o.
Quet d t.
Sbcoourc Sbriper bon (ollcptoipl1,
Gurroll.Gouutn. Wto., fam an Witt
nod olri oent 2anOiiB Der Trnlt
emanuel Siltobroblr bel Wopberrp
in c~iNcnortioer Mcilc mn'S Hcbcn.
Sbripcr bctricb BORT cine f(cinc
SGNcmii6lc. Gic &~rciSiG9c pcrItopitc
iidl ltllo olS er bo@ Sinoernib nit
cilcn, aniippcl iucgiticB, trof Die
micocr IN Sang Ocicbtc S0Ne Den
aniippcl, Der hin nit iiird)tcrlider
@cpolt 0e0en Sen @cib gcihlcuocrt
mllrbc NM bic Hebcr 5crQlletid)tc.
Ger Soo trot nod Tcrlouf elmer
Stiln0e ein.
Scr Sirid mar onge h ( |.
Cine &irldfilh meld)ee bon Sdgcrll
ollgcid)olIen lpprscll, luor, luuroc ont
Mittluod) in Der N0bc BON Ecn.Mor
gctoOtet. IS miro o%ngcnomncn boB
0uS gSilo cine Der 5abnncn Stride
mar, mcld)e mGhrcno ocS SommcrS
in Ecn-Wor gelcben iuur6cn mo lid)
10 5ltraulld) 5cigtcn.
Cine Iutom Scucr.
priBe.
Srcocrid, NO, bot cine 2%lutonlobil.
Tcltcrlpribc. Ger ncite Solhnppnrot
gebort Der rSnocpcnocnt &oie So.
Nr. /" mo mllroe am Wittlpod) elmer
Frobe mu~tcrluorien, Der 5000 Eerio.
men bciluohntcr.
2 ely ulfnoben ais VnGnrG II.
Der.
@ebcimpoli5iIten bcr. Weltern Wo.
rnlono9 obn" linb elmer an5obl
SGnlfno6cn bon 9o9erStoipn, Wb.,
ollf Die Spur %gcfonmen, Die ST. Sigh.
iiclo bel @ogcrstofpn aus eincm
6rod)tluoggon Gi9oretten, Gigorrcn,
Eicifcn. Canon unh ionItiee Soben
oerollbt hnbcn. Gle 5oiianiftie tic
ben I'M Nltcr bon If bis fl Sabren.
GS tGot ibr Icib.
Soilro WilltcrS. Satin bon Wm.
Willtcrs bon SDombcrsburg, go,
Der lpegct eincs ongcbli6cn Morb
onNriiis olri icine 6ron i'm @ciGno.
nib iibt, nobm om Wittlpod aorbol.
idlirc Gin. IS tbot ibr ober glcid) oar.
oili lcio lnO lie benfridtigte Nod).
barn, bic Gr6tlidc 'Siilie periboiitcn.
Ob tic gcleicn miro, lit Die Srogc.
SIR @ottc bate lie Dor etlidcn no.
den ourd eincn Sd)ilB in bcn Nodcl1
lcbcnsgefGbrlid) perpunoct.
Mu Der Vnbn gcto0tet.
Carl @ogncr, Gin 40 Sabre otter
p%erbeirotbcter Mann bon Saaers.
tolun, Mb., muroe BON cinem ;3nae
Der ,GumbcrIonb Soaep- Balm" oitf
Der Strcde jlpl'den S~ugcrstoipn un0
Carlisle getroiien NM getootet. Ter
&orpcr pilrbc IN Stiife 3erid)nitten
mo Sbeilc lagcn oltf Dem a1lbfGn.
ger.
81 @aggons entgIeiit It.
Gin aus 81 @aggons beitebenber
Sroht5lg Scr .Gumberlnno @o1ep.
gobn" entgleiIte III Der Ndbe bon
9eoington, iiiolih bon Sagerstonn,
in Solge bes 9red)enS elmer 2lhic.
Ger Serfebr itodte Stun0en lang.
4 inweibnn0 zines Gem.
mars.
Tas neilc Wt. ct. Warp's Semi.
mar 81 gnrmitsblirg. Mo, oos nit
einem aoltcrnlliluanb bon $4,000
errif)tet norOen lit, mllrbe om Witt.
nod bon giihoi j. ). Gonobue BON
@bceling, sd, c%inGemeiht. Ias
idone fiinfitodigr @ebdilbc entbdlt
rs 3immer.
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sseshalb nid,t cine Nder.sauaeae ianfen?

Sic lreiie iperoen Sic iibcrrdi6el. Hagc .
Wieiien iiiblif BON Der Ginot al Oct n98., Y.
& ". gIeftriibcn lno Sbori' Cine Gifenbubn. "
200 Sub bob aeIe9ell, lleberbIid duf Baltimore.
,sabraeIo 10 Gcnts fir Runofubrt. - Winils
len bon ber Staot %entfernt. llcber 20 3iiqe
ieben lae. Siir Gin5clnbciteu ibreibc man an
Z. ID. Brian, Wr. 341, Glib. 3 rcmunt.yiuenuc
SepiS-28
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WcreinS 9aIenber.

gader-@ eiangperefn bon Baltimore.
9irigent 9rof. s. 3arolus.
Sauptquartier Sobn 8ol5' Saae,
Yer. 4Os, @eIt.2erinston.S traBe. Sc.
ben Samitag Mbeno, NIT ausnabma
beg oritten Samitaes i'm 9tonat.
S%ingItunoe. (lpriI7-1O
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6crmann 3a0cnluup,

@cneruI.gecrt unh Srunoeiacntbnins .Mailer.
empfieblt iib ben aecbrten Fnblifum beiicns
gum GolefiirclI bon Wiietben uno @runo3inien.
gum 8erfauf bon ieglidcm Sruroeiaentbum. fos
pie 5ur 4erii6eritiis gegert Seuersaeiabr. slu6
Sbtffsforten bon uno mad Surora fino BET
mir 3i bnben.
gnreau: 4O7 Suitber' BIoe.--111 N..GbarIes.
Gtrabe. (Sept1 ,12lite)
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Gallagher, Der Yammcitcr.
Gu uertaufrn:

pdUItr I'LL OUU WIJu W0fbsWIu6er.Gft.
Gben pplenoet eite Reibe moocrncr, 5tueis
fodiecr &duier. o 3imncr uto 8ab. 9nS
eIpief. MnfdJluB an i%unitdrcn SanaI. Grcis
$3.50. 9tieoriser @rlnh6inS. Sbiae Sdufer
bnbcn bobe uiio ecfnnbc Gage. gad3ufraeeu inn
Shrrau, Tr. 2537, Cit.IQ onLm Giraffe.
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Sine 6 sgSirtbinnit critcr Gluile init m6bIir
ten 3intrnerll, paiicrlo fir Gin SOtel. III frulf
bcli9balbcr Su pcrlauieu; %fcltclc SclcNcnbeit
giadNNrfrnaen in Wr. i3I, @cit'Yratt, StrnRc.
(254,5)
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SN UCtTnWfrN.
S550.00 fuutcu cin nruoernce Sau5 nit fe6s
3irtmertl IN criiflniit9cm 3uitanoe; mib pcriault
iuerocn. AndD5utra9ct bel =. Wulfcubcim, Nr.
Apo, Nurb' Srcmunts Straic. (255-6)
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gu pcrmietbcn.


Simmer 80 ucrmictbcu.
Sin ooer 8lpct Serren foltcn guies Eu9is
in eiHer nuitdnoi0en bcutfben SGmilie bcioms
men. yta65ufragcn i'm ,Scutifcn Sprreippn'
oeuteu." (255-61
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gu %bcrfanfcu.
3u %ucrfaIicu,

Su ucriaIicu.
~ gdcr puro mo Ndus nit iehs 3inr1crIl
mo lebengchfuoelt an elmer Citation, $500.
Niatt o%oreiiirc: 80, A." ,Geutidcr Gurrrippn.
pcut." (250)