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Sin nuQcr Grfola.

~
Ter in ser Gicr5ebu Sl. Totbbelters
Stride o6gebaltene 8o3ar nimmt
pcrbeiBmgSpollen 9Iniang.-9eu.
tc 6ortiebrmg. - Gie 9tamen Der
Gomita.O }itglie0er.
Ter erite Gog oes BON Der 8ier5eblt
81. Hotbbelfcr,@ emeinOe i'm groge,
idoB Der Stride urronitalteten @ls
itcrn- Souper3 mo 9o5ar9 nabm Ell
men i1hr eriolgrcihen Berlouf mo CT,
Rub Elm NjluitiQeS iinm5ieQeS &eiul.
tat. Bon N0cUD5 I llhr - Der @r6iis
mHg@ituH0c - an bis MittCruad)t
mar ole @ollc bon elmer irGbIidcn
MGnihenmenac Qciijut. Gas Sou.
per, Oa3 icrulrt mlrOc, mod)te Der
&ohtlnit Der Gamer ollie Gbrc. 9ie
&crfolli@itGnOc murOcn nid)t lccr pom
&ulliIuitiGeH ut0 om @liidsrooe Der.
ilttteu pielc iiir biGiNea @elO ole ids.
men Sud)cn, ole ibucn minttcn, SIT
Qcminncu. Sic uod)itcbcuO ~oligcfiibr.
ten Gomitc'n modten iid ltny Ocn Or
iola oc3 @tbcnoS perOtcnt:
[biir Gonlitr - $50. 2. &r0ger,
6rcO. Grc63lcr, II. @rof mo &.
StcutI.
GrfriidnmQ& .Gomite 49, Sr.@m. i.
MiQcr.
PIN &iihcnitou0 - Sri. 2(mno Mer.
finger, Sri. M2ttie GotterlpcidL 6rou
Nf. &inicrmcoer, Sri. 2ltno 2inoner,
Sri. Ngnc3 Gottcrucidl, Sri. Mnrp
@robom mo Sri, Cecilia 6loi9.
Silhcn.Gomit - 6rou E6crcliuS.
Wtiacr, 6rou WorQorCt &ein. GSrou
Gatbnrinc Ni2iitcr, 6rou Nnuic @eigs
manu- Grou Mintic 3infuuO, 6ruu
Morp Gict. 6rou Mnr0nrct 6oiglep,
6rnu Morp &ocob, Grolt MiorgorCt
&orotb 6rou EouIinc 3infonO, 5rou
Barbara Socobi, 6ralt Ottilio Steutl.
6rolt G~liiobetb Sfod, Srou Inno
Wni0ncr 1t. 6rou Minnie Sbumolnl.
Ynt 6oncp-S Gid 49, 6rolten AltgrIt
Tonborn, Sophia 6ouf, Minnic Will
Ter, WOrgoret Nout, Wiurie Montogue
uno Morp McGulloll9b,
PIN @liif9roo - Troll Margaret
Seip NJ. Berger, W. Noienoolc. %.
Garter, Is. @ln6clmonrL II. Spinoler,
Eb. SticncnlnL .. aroger uuo SRI.
&. @oBcl SS. Sol. 3infono, Sobn
@uuf, &ohn Sent Sronf @ies, iu1..
Nort. Wiillcr, len, mo 6reh. GrefS.
Ter, jun.
@ci Glide bcOienten - 6rl5. anna
GicB, Wiorg. Strobnler, Worie aeB.
Ter, Soicp6ine Sell, Cecilia Gre6Sler,
Beatrice &ogGc, Morp @meiner, Ora.
ric Wontnauc uno Ntorp Songue.
Der oeltri9c Tag iton0 inter Oelt
guipi5iell OeS st. acknowledgements"
Scr oaotboliihcn @obltGGtigfeitS-Qc.
Qion." y0eutc iinoet 6ortictrng OcS
@u5or3 ltatt.
Ser Eutcrmurft. Die
MGrfte moren geitern nit 9lttern
anaeiiiat, mo III 6olge oeS milben
@cttcrS iurlfen Die 9reiic qegen GnOe
olti inter 18 Gents. SSn Den meiiten
IGaen ieOod erbielten Oie SGnoler
Is bis 20 Gents. Gieie Ereiie luaren
lriiber am Gage norberriheno. SelbIt
bel Is Gents pro Yfuno lit ein Butter
6ruten fiir pielc 6omilien in lpeIhen
Sdm1albonS in oieier 3cit ser piels
9cprieiencn oFroiperitGt" aii6enmei.
tier lit, Elm uncridpinalideS Diner,
mo lcbr uiele Soll5pGter itno -Miit.
ter mer0en bcltc ibren 0onf beint
geruobnliheu SfweinSbrnten ans.
lpred)en.
JnrD in Scratbnng.
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Sn 3~crpiihurc'& TcidJ.

NH SCEpttHIutC 8 JlttHI.
SobreSbna oes .9Gdcr-l1nterItiit.
3tngs. @ercin$ Nr. 8" in ser Ger
mania = Mdnuerd5or . Sole" -
DNorpIouO Bidder Gcrcin" mo
oGcrcinigtc Bidder eiCuihoft." -
8ci0e &cronItoltungen b6hit e.
fol9rei6.
Giuen glGn5en0en &erIolf nabm
ser "a. Sobres g 8ou oeS Bidder
llutcrItiibungS 8crein3 Nr. g." Der
gCiteru NbcnO in Der 8crnlmlia|4)tdns
ncrdbor , 0oQe abgcbaItcH lpitroe.
Sic &eruuitoltung bette lid clllc@
mobren Observation-Disclosures 5ll crFrellcll,
uuo SAB icOcr ser Gri6icncnen Iid)
uor5iiglid umiilirte, fOrn1tc mon on
0cn fi0elcn @ciidtern c%rtcunen mo
Der olageIoiicnen 6r0bIidfeit, peId)C
il6crua berridte. @r. Sobu Sol5,
ser Scrbrrg8potcr ocS &crein3, Ter
pirtc ein icineS Souper, Dos Nllcn
uortrcfflid) munOete.
Ger nNGdcr ? @eion1 = %crcin"trug
i'm &ouic 0c0 Ybcn09 inter SeltlWg
ieinc5 Girigentcn Frof. &. &oroItS
pcridic0cne Gb0rc Dor, inter Oieicn
oMbcimucin Sic0" mo oScimotb.
lico." I'm 10 lAr crIdicn olrh Ole
.Nr6citcr &ieocrtoicl" in corppre
oli Dem NcItc mo crIrcutc Die Mn
mcienocn nurd) Den utltcr 4Sroi Strip.
PETS ToftItod biibif Beinngcnerl
Gbor .Of1oel rlld, rlld, rud."
Dos nadltebcnOe Arrangements
Gouite bari Die Gbrc fir oen GrfoIG
ocS NbeH6S ouf icin Gnnto ld)reibcn:
Otto EerB, &oriiber, SSln, 3luidcr,
9Ciiiber, Sobn Ncnhoblt9, Scurp
GielboitS, Grnit GLITTER, &crm @irth,
GboS. 4mmort, Sobn SGmob, Setter
NciiclbadL @nt. @obL SenrD Suit.
ncr, &. llebcrlodS, &obn Sdlec, 90.
@~ortDolnlc.
mciniduftli6 set.
NllG ser YGder. 9oII, Der pomo Wtn-
rp!onO @0Ger Gcrein" unO ser Scr
cinigtcn Observation-Disclosures" acmein-
idoitlid in Der og2eitern Gbinaa6ol-
lc" n%bgeGolten mur0e, QcItoltetc lid]
5t elmer bodlit erioIgraiden Aiioire.
Mud bier berridte cine lnldJt Sitae,
0oB Die gerGumiQe Snae lid iitr bic
Grihienanen beinobe 81 flcin ermics,
uno nud bier berridte Den gul5cr
2lbeno iiber cine nn9e3mun9e1e 6rob.
lid)feit uno @emiitblid)feit. Ger 9al
muroe ourd) cine Yolonnoiie ar0ffnet,
lucld)c bon &rn. Charles @uber un0
SRI. WuucrDorn onQeiilbrt lpltr0e.
Nlt ltn0 Sung lpurOe nid)t niioe, nod
6eil alGngen BON Erofeiior 6orion'5
Srdeiter 0nS Son5bein al i6minger,
umo ais idlieBIiA Der aebrous @ol3
ser ert0ntc, ga idien Iuen Oic Sd2i'
0eitrmOc Slr irii6 81 idlagen. 9ic 9lr,
arrangements fiir NoS Set >porcn III
mllItcr6oiter @eiic g%ctroifcn. g}ofl-
itebenO Ser 6citalaiduB:
arrangements Gomitc Otto
&reBifmor, &oriiber, @enrb SfrIt-
beiS, @eiliBcr; Sufob llrit, Charles
&orit, George @ittnlon, Ir. Smnci.
Der, GborlcS 9reblcr, Saul &ogt, :.
Halttcrbod) lno @eor1 Goll5.
Gcrenlonieumciitcr - Charles SIT
Der, o%iiiltirt bon &crnl. Gn9clmorm.
Gle Sol9tnOen iino sic @comtcn
ser bci6en &creinc:
.Mtnrpluno SGder. @ercin" - Sp.
Z. &0lter. @r0iicent Chill &urcmct
Ter, Sice-Gr0iioent; Nuqilit @ogt. Sr.
trctdr; Sobr @cinbodel, SGobuci.
tier.
n@trcinigtc 90dcr> @eicaiGoft"
Sobn @ollmcrborlen, &rGiioent;
GborleS anopp, SefrctGr; Nidy. Nude,
Sd)nbmciiter.
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MnS ben @crcincu.

Ger n9lrion" iibt fIeiBig G6orc aus
Dem SGn9erieit Sicbcrbnte.N -
@elamct'S 4nerfcmluG iiir ieinc
SGn9er. - n6roblim" b%ereitct
iif iiir 9(uIlern-&oitcn Dor.
Cine icbr gut bciudte Siuqitim6c
Giclt 9eltern 2l6er,0 Der oNrion" in
Ncnrp Sdlcnne5' Stoa=0allc nh. 81
0cricl6en mlrben inter 9eitrmg oc5
Srn, 3. Melamet Gbore aus Dem
SGngerieIt : 2ieocrbud)e ~gciun9el.
9tad) Der Erobe nobm &r. MeIomeG
@elcgenbeit, oiii ben gripiq bea CT
lten 9on5ertS 9ejllg nebmeno, Den
Sdngert fiir ihren grbeiisciier ieinc
N~nertcnitltit9 otis5rIpredlen. Sn Der
@eldditSiitnng milroen &orbereitlm.
get fiir oae anfang Te5embcr in @e-
ber'S Earf a65uhaltenoe NuItern.
3oItcn aetroiien. 9lltd1 wilroe be.
id)loiielt, am WontoD i'll George ,Sil-
lungs Welilla!lbe ellte GreflttlDliBllna
ob5ubnlten. Gin Tanfid)reibcn Der
lrdu Eieifier iiir Die 9etbeiliailnQ
OeS 8ereins AM Sc9rdbriB ibrc5
8attcn aelangtc inr @erlciung.
oarbcitcr qfcoertafeL."
Sic yNrbeitqr d. 2ieocrtafel" iibte
in ibrcr g%eitrigen regeImaBieen
Singitunoc inter Groi. $. ariippefs
5aftitod Gb0rc fir Den I'M nadJIten
Mittpod) als Nndieier 5llm Silber-
Sibildiim itattiinbenoen Eommers.
Sn Der @eidaitsiisiing f~iiFrtc BIRD
iibellt SSobn Simon ben Soriis nub
Sefretdr Gbos. a1mnuerer oos BRO.
tofoG. Gs selansten giltlaolngen
DON Ynitor n. j. Steraer 5u Der
beilte 4beio bon linn in Der v@crma.
nia Wdnncrd)or Sale" ueronltals
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Iurn in Sernthuun.

2oportc SnO., %. 0opembcr.
Die SlrrD in Dem YroteB gegeit
&op &nmpbere luegen grmorouig
Der 6rou Belle @umneB uno ibrer
orci ainOcr, erbielt bellte Nafmittug
ibrc &lItruftiouen pom &idter uno
5oG iif nm $50 5uriid, Inn lire Be
ratbrngcn gu Beginner.
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@crmiidltc tclcsraphiidc Sepeidjen.

- 3n @oQipoIiS, o, bat Or. 8.
z. Drills, ,SoiIsar5t einer Srren.9n.
italt in Columbus. I'M Gitp.Bart
SelbItmoro oilrh gridieBen began.
gen. Bel Dem Selbitm0roer fano
MAJ einen 3ettel NIT oen 3orten:
oWo3 utbt'S2"
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Shiffsnadlridltcn.

Ncm Yorf, %. Nop. - Abae.
fobren lino Die 0ompfer ~9ronprin.
jeI'in Gecilie" mad Bremen, .Seito.
nc" nod) Soutbompton uno .Yreii.
Dent Sincoln."
Soutb q m y 0 II, %. 9op. -
Hbgefobrcn lino Die 3ompfer yWa.
%ieItlc" mad, 9tefu . 9orf uno raaiIer
Wilbelm Der 3ueite" rof 9eelu-gorf.
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llnter GuurnutGne. - Die
Wtorplonoer Gie6 Snnitdts 9ebor.
DC bat Die alISiltbr uon &ieb ans 81.
rcboro mo Nndl6aridoit oerboter.
lpeil ooielbit aiibe, Die nit Der alolt.
cnleudle 6eboftet limo, aufqefunoel
lunr0en. Gas 8ieb ideint aus oent
Stoote Rem. Yorf ST fommen.
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Nblc6en. - 8err Sulius 8ilz
helm &odmonn itorb gcitern i'm 9(.
Ter bon 63 Sabren I'M SobnS Sop.
finssSoipital. Gos &eidenbegdng-
nib iillbct morge1 Nodmittog bonn
1rouerbouic II itntt.
Sem Jooe entgongcn. -
3mei 9riioer, 9%llcranOer llno GDilipp
@oIetsfi, 5uci Huiien, murbeu ge-
terri frilD ) ll6r in ibrcm 3immer
I'M aoltbollie oes @rrl. 6rcoerid s.
Mc6crren, Nr. 1415, Marplono.
Nuerlte, burf @nS ioIt critidt altf.
%getrnoen. 5r. mo Srail Wc6erren
lfllelen III eii1enl Heben5inmer ll10
bcripiirten @os9crud,. Gie YoIi5ei
pllr6e benafrif)tigt lno oie 9eiift.
rlr9sloien nad) Dem Staotboipital
geionot, no lie iid jebt oiber 2e6ens-
Qefnbr beiinoen.
3ipei betogte @eburt8.
tngsfinoer nobmen gcitern bier
Die 8ratilationen ibrer 6renn0e ulto
9efollntelt c%ltgegen. Srau Siilanno
glsfep f~eicrte i'll Nr. 1889, Sit-9tortb-
gperiie, ibren 103. @ebilrtstog, nab.
reno 6r. Saeob $. 9oplor in |ieirlcr
@oGnlrlg, Nr. 1908, Giltom = Yloec,
ieiIt 80. @ie9enfeit beging.
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gbfnbrtSraee Der C5ean 9ampfer
BON Neiu.ylurf.

am 26. Nop. Sampfer r6riebrif"
nod Bremen.
am 26. Hop. Gumpier namerifa"
nodJ Somburg.
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3m Gbrcn bcS Srm. @6cclcr,

NDH SUlNH Wv YIN. ~CUNN'Nt'
Sem &uuptmurlhoQ Der grG6cn $50
ra0c Sci Ser Hiiffcbr 6c5 &or0i=
nulS Gibbons, :. ". @beclcr, 81
Gbrcu miro int Motcl &cuncrt Elm
&ontctt gcgcbcn.
Sr. :. u. @bccIer, mcl6cr bel ser
10 crfoIgrcid) pcrlouiencn HoroOe Der
&otbolitcn 5l Gbren Der &ildfebr 0eS
@or0inolS Gibbons @ouptmarid)oQ
mar, mllrOc geitcrn I'M @otcI Hcnncrt
bon oenNfori6Glcn ser 8ornoc Ollrd
Elm @ollfett Qcebrt.
Inter oe1 G6rrnQUitcn 6cionoen
lid: &or0iuol Gibbons, 8iidof &c.
mis- 5. O'GonneG, General &ifor
Omen g. Gorrigon Safer 4. s. 90.
noblle, @oupcrncltr Grothcrs, WuDor
WfobooI, gld]tb. Siibor Hnpncr, Gdt6.
Sobu @olter Smith, 9Id)tb. s. @iQ,
General Serb. &. 9otrobc, gdt6. &c.
&onOiper, Die GGtcr u. q. 6letfer,
i. I, 9ro6n {. 5. @roporid, 2ouiS
S'Ionooon mo @m. Z. HlliieQ.
&idter G6orfeS ". &euialcr mar
Eooitmciitcr unb nurbcn cine Ins
sail bon %\Snpromptil 9lniprohen &c.
bolten. Gas IrrongementS-Gomit
'bpituit0 ais Den NS. 98nt. n. SIct
der, GoriiBcr, Nidter GborleS ".
NelliSlcr, :. $. Hobinettc. (ioicpb ".
Nroof5, George 81. Calls mo Con-.
5. BURNS.
@ei'm @onfctt o"npeieno >poren:
Gomoro 8. 9ltruS, %. 2. 9rcnon,
A6t6. Sobn g.. 8iOOiion. .. s. Bar
rett, SorrD y. Bono, &enrp .. @reo-
on, @olter IS. @oGgS, s. ". SroofS,
Geo. u. @Gofe, &obert 9iga8, q, 20.
Bombing, Or. SonneS 9o8leb, Senrp
q. @rebm ). q. @ofe(, $. Wt, 9cll-
singer, q. ~. 9roop s. ". Groof,
Gctcr S. Campbell, Z. Wf. GoItle, 60
pii6n So6n s, Carroll, $. Glorf, s.
!. Gorep, Or. :. q. GroudL 81. g.
Groudb. &. s. Goo6, 6. q. Goobp, s.
i. Gollliielo, GiGoro GromlpelI, it,,
g.. q. GolltS, Rep. y. s. 9onobue, 6.
.. Gelonep, Sobn s. Gufip 81. 9eit-
pert Giuen Tain, $. g. Gum @m.
%. 0lnn, ". s. 0onneQpS ommono
0u8alL Cumberland 9u9on, Syohr
Notteripeid, 6. Tuii, @. Q. 9ilbel,
Clos. Q. Cigar, Hep. gSn,. q. 6let-
der, 8. 81. Iinf, Sobn 9. 6lltSfep, 3.
u. Tilrit, ". $. @obon, g, i. @ib.
nep 8. y. @oloS6orough 6. s. @ol.
logber, 9r. 9. s. @ormoL Gbqor $.
@ons, i. 6. 5%eltiSler, SbomoS SO,
len Sister SoneS y. &cnlp, Midoet
Senfins, Z, " Senfins, Gnpt. 9. ~.
SenfinS, Ha(pb 9. Sodion, 6ronf 9.
Sentius, OberIt =. %. &erdner, :.
s. &cap, g. s. aemp, Wt. q. aenncp,
=. $. &nnpp, ). 5. Sncep, Nnor. s.
2olutcr, :. :. 2in0iop, 3. q. 2ndep,
3. 81. 2eonnrb, 81. y. i. Wortin, g.
WcglnoreiuS, &. g. MilGollono, Z.
j. Mc0uqb, Z. Mortin, Y. 6. Wiils
Ter, 5. Z. Ml,rpbp, s. Z. Worris, s.
Nortoll, e. &. Monb, :. s. Mobon
Ir. Is. g. Milbollonb, Z. S'NeiI@.
i. G'Gonnor, @n1. :. S'9rien =.
S'Gonnor, Or. Gbos. O'Goltopan, Z.
:. C'GDnncn, SbomoS Gbilbin, u.
I. &poll !. .. Hobinettc, Sobn s.
Ginggolo, $. 9ioicnoole, Or. ". Z.
Rilep, Iloiepb ". Smitb, Sobn O..
S6lpinb, Sohn y. SilpOcr, So9n
Srninor. 3. g. 5bomns, 8. 6. Cor,
nlep, Or. :. 5. &nlentilli, s. 9. u.
@beltle, pear @apS INN q. Oofcl.
n ~ 1 N -.
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tctcn I0cotcr 9htifiiDrlul8 mo pont
8ciungucreiu o%Goncproio" 5ltr Nns
nabme. Ser &eit Der Sisung lpuroe
nit 8or6ereihngeu fir oen oben er-
pGbnten GommerS nllS0cfilIt.
.@erm osG II artett.G II b.
0amen.& H."
Ser ,@ermouios 3 unrtctt-G Ilb. Ga.
mcnpercin" periommeltc iih gcItern
gu ieincr regelmGBt9en @odIcniiBung
in @ogener'S Gafc, Nr. 1t6, &orO.
&ocoItroBe, Gle ErGiiOentin 6rol
Mfcto @lltbmom iiibrtc 0cn &orIiB,
wGbreuO biz Scfrctdriu 7rau }lnno
Mepcr ais Observation-Disclosures iun0irtc.
IS iuurOcn &orbcrcitlmacn ~0ctroficu
fir Den Nniona uGditen Mouuta
Itottiinocn0cn @cieQihoit5 2lbcuo.
Sin ucuC@ Mtjtglie0 mlrOc ouiQ2nom-
men.
r6robiinn."
VIC HttEoc!l oc9 pNrobllnn" bottell
iid acitcrn HIbcnO III ic6r itottlidJer
Nn5nbI III Der &aQc Oc9 Gerci1S cin-
g~ciln0cn unO iibtcn umtcr Oca 9iri.
Gcntcn Srn. &obn u. &lcin'9 &citung
flciBig Gb0rc aus Dem SGuQcicIt-
@ic0crbudc. 2ln oie Erobc idloB
iitl cine tltr5e @ciGGit9iiBrng, IN
mcId)cr &orbcrcitlmgen iiir Oo9 9ln-
ion0a n0d)itcr Ntouot5 III ser Ser
Gins @oQc ob5llboItcnoc 9%luitcrnrG-
ltcn Qctroiien uur0Ct. IS Qclougtc
cine Gtnl00rll Scr .Goncor0io" sur
Nnltobmc; olrd luuroc Elm poIIipe9
Mtit8licO mligcnommcu.
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Sinbcrgarten feiert 4.
c il. - Ger Gi~noergorten Der 81
fcntli6en SdJufc Nr. 76 Dielt 0eiterlt
in @eb6iioe ser Baltimore Soien-
Million, Sort penlie, l1nbe S1lqitr.,
ELL Grntefcit ab. llnter Ben S6eil-
ileDnern oil Der g%eronIioltitng be-
tnrloen lid Die 80 3oglinge oeS Slit
Dereortens, beren angeborige mo
piele Fripotperionen. SRI. %. u.
Forc, bic Soritebcrin ocs aiiloergnr-
teits, erjoblte ocn aleinen bon Der
9eoclltilng cilles Grntebonffcites.
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Wmf N6iuc0cn.
3pci jlm9c @eutc betroQen bic Bal
tinrorc- Gbio.@obn olri cigcntbiim-
lidc @eiic. r. sic limo gcItGnOig
lnO uttcr $500 @iirQiAnit.

llhc Wciic. r. sic ljn0 ~gclt0llolg
unO mltcr $500 @iirQi6oit.
Clinton 9. Yont1, 9tr. 1880, @eit.
2cringtonsStr 20 Sabre alt, mo
&cl1rU 81. Wic@unL Mr.. 171t, SOL
ina.Str,, 10 Sabre nlt, bciin0en lid
III Der mittlcrcn Golt5elitotiou bis
hclltc Die ron Hid)tcr Grammar per.
lonNtc Yiirgihoit BON ie $500 &c
ltclt miro. Bic iltn9cu Selitc iilto
bei6uloiAt. Die Baltimore g.. Ohio.
8obngeiellidoit I'M Oftobcr mo No.
pern6er nm $23 bctrogell 5ll boben.
9onfo mor bel ser Baltimore Ohio
9a6n ais Glcrt in Dent 8iircnt an
aeItcllt an .mcldcS DIE eiuneloitGl
SiletjuihlagsG nittungcnJ lueldc bon
Den Committeeman Der 9ahll olr5ge-
Iteat meroclL lucln YnIin9ierc ibr
6obr9cI0 an 0iclelben te5oblen, &c,
lan0t mer0cn mililcll. Sc0c Guit-
tltng bot eirlcn Wertb pom 10 Gents,
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pcln %lollteIl. 0onf9 nuhnl MN 0icie
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DIES morgcn, 6rcitug, IN Ger Con
5crt6oIlc Oc9 >NIItItllt5 ltnttIinoet, 0ie
filnltlcriIdcu Soften beltrcitcu. Die
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cine &tolicncrilL ibrc G"inobcit per
lcbtc Die aiinItlerin in Der Sdupcii
mo ibrc muiitoliid)c GrjieGmnQ en-.
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gie6t ibrcr EerionIidfCit ciuen lcid),
ten crotildcn Nnillla, Der 0cn Ncij
0crlclben MIR nod crb0bt. SRI. Met.
cafe lit bier in Baltimore feline
6rcnlbc; iic lit bcrcit2 0rei Male Dor.
Der al bericlbcn Stclle altaetretelt
urO bat icbr gcinllcn. Sir ibr nod
ties 2Iuitrctcn bat iie ein 1uBcrit in.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27

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Ginbrefcr): nllno Sic miiniden ?"
- .9los, oob 5ie'lcst Elm 8iertel-
itiinoden idloiGl mod)teH, SEER Bro-
icIior."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27
Sur5c StnOtnahridJtcn.

Ole nellcn 8anmten Der oW}oruldn.
ser @cicuidoft Der SuifroQctten"
iinO: Gr1iioentin 6rou emma DioO.
DOR 6untf, @icc. @%rdIioeutin Sri, SIT.
Tia 4. Nb6ott. corrciponOircuOc e.
trct1rin Sri. Gtto $. MoOOor proto
foUireuOc Se%fretGriu 6rou 2Inuu $
So9fin3, S6oBmCiitcriu Nruu Mari
=. &olton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-27

Gincn Eoiten nit iiiritlid)en1 Sc
bait ii6erninmt &r. grt6rr Sale, Sc
ncrorS SUPERINTENDENT fir 9ron9por-
totion Der Baltimore Sbio 9o6n,"
I'M GienItc Der o9lmcricon Noilipuu
N%''ociotion." Gr miro nGnllid @cnc.
ral'S superintendent iiir lranaporta.
tlon Der i1mntliden 9obnen, Die SIT
Der e%rpdbnten @cieaidait geb0ren.
mo lein @ebolt miro Die aleiti0fcit
pom $4,000 pro Sobr 6etragen. 6r.
0ole lit ein Sobn 0e9 &oplonS 0cs
9ilnoesienots, Foitor 9r. Goporo
Guerett Sale.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-23
sAERMAN's SPEECH.
Analysis Of Republican and
Democratic Records.
BRYAN INFINITE IN VARIETY
Always Ready 10 bangle Some New
Hobby Before Audiences Wear
fed by His Old vagaries.


James schoolcraft Sherman, Re-
publican candidate for vice-Presi-
dent, spoke Monday night before the
Hamilton Club, of Chicago. Mr..
Sherman took for his subject the
records OF the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties and compared the pres
ent Presidential candidates.
In the course OF his address Mr..
Sherman said:
1--WE are often confronted with ~.
Claim OF criticism that our Presiden-
tial terms are too short and our Pres
idential campaigns too frequent.
Without intending to inject this
Thought as a new issue in this cam
paign, ! do say that believe FREE
quent inventory OF party assets and
liabilities. of party accomplishments
and failures. is most desire BILE.
Democratic Blundcrs.
4The characteristics OF the two
great parties, the parties which have
appealed to the American electorate
Tor hlty years, are worthy not only of
attention, but also of analysis. Men
are valued and their worth is gagged,
not alone by character, but-generally
py life long record OF accomplish
ments. Parties should be gagged the
same way. Mr.. Bryan is bound to the
traditions and blunders of the Demo-
cratic party. He has seized its name.
captured its organization, has written
ITS platforms, and, by force, made
himself Its candidate. He has fathered
and advocated one unwise, dangerous
and destroying policy after another.
each one dying the campaign of its
birth, and thousands of Democrats re-
iuse to yield to his dictation or be
bound to his chariot wheels.
The legislative enactments Of the.
Republican party and the execution
OF those laws during the past half
century is In a large measure the
history OF our country. Our record
10 not confined to financial and tariff
legislation, nor upon the prosecution
,f the Civil War and solving the prob
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-23
Mr.. Bryan's Hobbies,

aAnd now We come to the issues of
the present campaign. Already one
issue after another has been by our
adversaries made paramount and
abandoned for q successor. Mr.. Bryan
has admitted that he must lay aside,
for the time being, some of his pet
hobbies. He has found some new
toys which he proposes to bangle be-
fore his delighted audiences. and he
has sufficient variety of ideas SO
that he can satisfy the particular sec
tion OF the country which he may be
visiting. He succeeds in winning the
plaudits of the voters in the West
for something he would not dare to
mention in the East. and In the South
for certain promises which he would
not dare to pledge in the North.
"Mr. Taft. calmly, judicially, con-
seryatively, aye, sincerely and hon
estly as we'll. Is speaking to the peo-
pie Of the entire country without re-
gard to section or class, preaching
one sermon to all-the sermon Of
civil righteousness, OF honesty of pur-
pose, of treating all men alike under
the LAWS preaching the sermon of
continued prosperity based upon we'll
founded confidence.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-23

lean ]! President and RepubiIcan ma
lofty IN the next House Of Renres s..,,
IaSiyes. That is the paramount issna
q me campaign. and when that issue
1 - aeciaed In November the peopls
Y =. .s suie as they always have ruled.
piishment, record which rso ,UUm,
neither excuse nor apology MAXIM
pledges for the future, as a euarant1
LOT whose fulfillment we offer "a.
ueemeo promises, as proof Of the az.
curacy OF our predictions pointing to
past prophecies verified, presenting
as our candidate for President. one
% st.od approacnes that lofty Office better
nlted ana more fully equipped To
meet and discharge its varied and
weighty responsibilities and duties
tnan ever before In our Nations his
,.ory, we ask and expect further
commission from the people,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-23
rAFr rHE STRAIGHTFORWARD

Judge Taft in all that he has done
while in public life has impressed all
by his acts that he Is straightforward
and intensely sincere. In speech he
is equally clear and direct. The
Pittsburg Chronicles Telegraph in COM
menting editorially on these qualities
OF the Republican candidate says:
Mr.. Taft Is not the type of states
man to permit the least shadow OF
uncertainty as to his views upon any
of the principles and policies claiming
the attention OF the political parties.
He is proverbially plain spoken, put
ing his beliefs bluntly before the peo-
pie In readiness to stand or fall by
them, and thus insuring that his good
faith, at all events. can never be
questioned. Mr.. Taft believes In tell
ing the truth to the people whetherit
pleases or hurts. He took this course
with the Filipinos, and he can be re-
lied upon to take 1t also with his fell
low countrymen. leaving no doubt MS
to what may be expected of him IL
elected to the Presidency"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-23
GOVERNOR HUGHES ON rAFrs
CHARACTER.

"There are a thousand exigencies
in the affairs OF this great Nation
which cannot be foreseen or attempts
ed to be controlled by any platform.
The sagacity, steadiness of character.
firmness and sound judgment OF the
chief executive must be the security
OF the Nation in many q trying emer-
gency. The country needs a man
rock-based in sound conviction and
fundamental principle. in whose good
Judgment in any difficulty all may
feel secure, and such man pre-emiii-
emily is William H. Taft"