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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
TAG DAY WAS
POSTPONED

Shame on the weather man. Pen
sacola's deliberately planned and
much iheralded Tag Day did not oc
cur yesterday because the local dis
penser of sunshine and showers ac
tuaily failed to press the right button
yesterday, which resulted, of course
in precisely the opposite of the de
sired effect.
1t began in the morning.
That is, the weather man began his
comedy of errors which was to make
the whole day look mighty blue and
dismal for enthusiastic chaperones
and taggers who were anticipating ap-
pearing on the streets and literally
scooping in the money. tfrom cfival-
rous young bloods and nice old gen
tlemen who might be interested in
helping the cause of local park inn
provement along, or perhaps in swell
ing the Temple BETHEL fund
But it rained.
In fact, the weather man appeared
in a particularly strenuous mood very
early in the morning, and his various
energies and divers efforts did not
appear unabated by noon Tag Day
was, of course, postponed.
What else could the poor ladies do?
However. If today is fair, You will
near the whistles blow and the bells
of the city ring at seven O'Clock, in
the way OF an announcement that the
postponed Tag Day is actually to oc-
cur. IL the weather conditions OF
yesterday still prevail, it will in all
probability, take place on Wednesday.
At any rate, Tag Day is to occur,
weather man or no weather man, and
If you are the publc-spirited citizen
that you ought to be, you are already
getting ready to be separated from
your loose change by the ladies on
that day, who may be relied upon to
use it most advantageously.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
Mrs. Annis Describes
y Murder of Husband
Continues From First Paael

shooting and the defendant replied
What could | do? He is my broth
err"
The witness said that Captain Hams
took his brothers wrist as if feeling
his pulse. There was move on
the float, and Mr.. Stephens said to the
defendant that 1t should have been
settled with fists and Hams said, 1t
is evident that you were lot born in
this country
Il asked the Hams brothers if they
wanted to commit such crimes why
they did not select some place where
women and children would not see it,
and the defendant replied: L am as
sorry as you are. l have been trying
to keep him from doing it for some
time.'
The defendant asked if he could
have a drink of water and Mr.. Storm
remarked: There is plenty of water
in the bay
Thornton Hams said to me that he
had saved my life, that if I had gone
near his brother ] would have been
killed. l said, That's nice way to
save mans life, to point a gun in
bis face and prevent aim from saw
ing mans life.''
identified the Weapon.
District Attorney Darrin drew from
a satchel on the counsels' table a
large blue steel revolver which Mr..
Roberts identified as the weapon
which he picked UP on the float after
the shooting.
Mr.. Roberts identified the revolver
which Thornton Hams surrendered
after the shooting. This weapon was
initiated 1T. j. H." and was one of
the usual magazine weapons. 1t was
of large size.
Mr.. Roberts's direct examination
was closed and Mr.. Mcintyre COM
menced the cross-examination. In re-
ply to questions, Mr. Roberts said that
1t was twenty minutes after the shoot
ing when Thornton Hams said:
Nobody could be any more sorry
tlan | am. have been trying to keep
him from doing it for some time"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
City

here about two weeks aso from New
Orleans, have been arrested bv the.
city authorities and turned over tn the
county authorities on the charge 81
being Migrants.
Tom Malone and I'd. Pent, both well
known young men OF this city. were
arrested yesterday by Deputy sheriff
Johnson on the charge OF being va
grants.
According to the authorities. all Of
the men are frequent visitors in the
reslncted district and are said to be
idle most OF the. time. their means of
support being questioned by the au-
tborities.
The men are ali confined in the
county jail and will be held for pre-
Hminary hearings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Whitman's Candies are
more popular than ever this
season. The immense as
sortrnent at The Crystal
Pharmacy seems to be rapid
ly diminishing, and the stock
already looks like a cyclone
had hit it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
ETOWAWAYS ARE
ORDERED HOME

Two stowaways, who arrived here
several days ago on the Norwegian
bark Papasa from Greenock, Scotland,
have been ordered deported TO that
place by the local immigration officer.
Another stowaway, who came here on
the steamship Eastfeld,s was arrested
yesterday by the United States au-
thorities and will be held for inyesti-
cation by the immigration officer All
Of the men are confined In the county
jail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
WAR VESSELS LEAVE
UNDER SEALED ORDERS
~ AssocIatee Press.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 21.-The cruiser
North Carolina, accompanied by the
battleship Maine, sailed today from
Hampton Roads, both under sealed
orders. The destination OF neither
vessel is known and it is believed here
that both are bound for Venezuelan
waters. The North Carolina, with the
Montana. has been assigned to con-
yey Presidentelect Taft to Panama m
January.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Whitrnan's Candies are
more popular than ever this
season. The immense as
sortrnent at The Crystal
Pharmacy seems to be rapid
ly diminishing, and the stock
already looks like a cyclone
had hit it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
Hickory Camp.

Regular meeting Hickory Camp No.
21, w. o. W., Wednesday evening,
Dec 23rd, 1880 p. m. Vote will be
taken on resolution to abolish sick
benefit clause; full attendance re-
quested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
FOUR ARRESTS
FOR VAGRANCY

VIM Gator and Tom Benson, both
white and residents OF Pensacola, and
w H. Miller and J. NJ MiIlens, also
white and who claims to have come
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

Where is the man that The
Standard Clothing Co. can
not fit and please with
clothes, Hats and Toggery?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
SUPREME COURT ADJouRns.

Warrington, Dec. 2ls-the supreme
court of the United States adjourned
today until January 4.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
To
Be PERM|TTED

Mayor Goodman has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation granting permits
sion TO shoot a certain kind OF fire.
works during the holiday season:
RECLAMATION.
BY the authority and power in me
vested. hereby give permission to all
parties 10 shoot fireworks. beginning
Thursday. December "a, 1908, and con-
tinusrg until Saturday. January ?, 1908
The use or torpedo canes and fire arms is
prohibited; also hre crackers more than
one half inch IN diameter and three inches
in length
Given under my hand and seal this
21st day OF December. 1905
c. c. GOODMAN,
dec-zz-zS-z4 Mayor.
Subscribe forThe Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
Come +;
Running;
is the wind up the finish. the end of
MEYERS
Compulsory Sale

Do not wait but come-come rushing, if you
of those big Shoe Bargains. We told you it
day sale. That's what mean. The ten days are up
tonight, hurry if you want them. After to-day
more Meyers Compulsory Sale.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22

The best
asst s { a n C c
You can give
the Stomach.
Liver and
Bowels is OBJ
t al n e d by
using the
5itters. Try
a bottle to-
day for Head
ache, I n d l.
qestior Colds
and Grippe.
Get a free
copy of our
1909 Almanac
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-22
TayIor,s Escape.

When Col. Taylor jumped into the
slough everybody shot into the water
and Fehringer beat around in it with
afpoIe. Meantime the men holding
the rope let go and Ranken's body
crumpled up and dropped to the
ground. His stiff hat fell beneath his
head, holding it OF the ground, his
glasses dropped back into the hat
which rapidly filed with blood from
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14
Gfterantpbpltstffeu.

Der gbef Der Yarifer poliaet, 2es
pine, bat ft9 TIM @eretn NIT 8ertiGon,
benz grfinber beg betannten Mebbers
fabrsns, febr fiir bic neue, tnternatio@
male Sprade, bas Esperanto, tnterefs
ftrt. 8eibe itnb Der Mnf9t, bab es NIT
Stlfe bes Esperanto leidter fein
ipurbe, ben @puren Der international
len Werbredsr gu folsen nnb ibre @rz
greifung gu betptrten. I'm NIT 9tlfe
bes Gfperanto gu bieiem Mefultat gu
eelangen, pdre es,aGerbtnss notbpens
big. bab In allen aulturldnbern bas
Esperanto als inter1attonales @er}tdn>
btgunssmittel BET Der poliaet einges
fiibrt ptrb.
lin ffa perf0nlidabo bot benz 8au, Der
@rammatif unb Der leihten 9anbs
babuns bes Esperanto gu iiberaeusen,
muBte, auf ben Munf4 bon 0epine
unb 8ertidon, Carlo Bourlet, prpfefz
Tor am aonferpatortum Der 8iinte
unb prdfbent Der Barrier Gfperan&
tiftengruppe, einen @ortrag iiber bas
Esperanto baIten. Cine grobe Mn5abl
BON bDbenn unb mtttleren 8ear,tert
ber BARTER Si4erbettspoliaet tpohnts
benz Wortrase Bet. profefor @ourlet
mics inter anberem aud barduf bin.
bab es beute bereits In England,
Oeitsrreid unb1 Sdpeb.n Esperanto
ipre9enbe polt5fFen gdbe. Der partz
Ter poliaeiprdfeH Guberte fetne 8ez
friebisung iber lbas @ehBrte unb ers
fldrte, bab er NIT benz Gebanten ums
gebe, eine 1eue Organization bei ber
BARRIER poltaet gu f9affrn. unb stpar
na1 Der Rihh1ng Der M%usbtlbung
elmer MnSahl bon 8eamten In Der
tnternatiOnalen 9ilfsfpra4e gfpee
ranto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

nod Dem So1pteingang sur Office.
Ser 8rieftrdger ~lieferte feline Yoltia=
hen ob, febrte aber nod elmer Str1t-
Sc nit bier Sapanern 5urild, ote To-
fort in Ben 8ripat=@ingang oronget
lno oie g[ngeitellten ottadierten. Ser
8rieftrdger orong bis IN oos Sblof=
Gunner bes &oniuls uno miBba1toelte
BORT einen 9iener oeIlelben. 9ie
iibrieen Ingeitellten ietten iid sur
@ebre nno nabulen Die Sapaner &C.
fongen. 90 ouf sic 6ineiii6e goli=
sci fem GerloB lit, muBte &oniul
Stroigbt Sic %gefangenen Sopaner
lelblt nit noroebaltenem 6epolper
nad5 Dem japaniide1 &oniltlot britt
gen. Ser iopoliide 9onial enpfing
ieinen onterifanil6en &oqegen iebr
fiibl ltllo i6ien ipenig Suit SIT baben,
Dem 3miidenfaa irgeno ipelden
@crt b%ei5ulneiien. Grit no6oem
aoniul Stroigbt enereii6e goritel=
ll1ngen nlobte, periprab Ser Sapaner,
sic @efongenen in @epobriom SIT bal=
ten lflo cine l1nterl1d)ung ein5uleiten,
Die So6e it idlieblid ni6t 10
ldlilnln, mie es ben eriten Mtittel=
lltngen nad i6ien, ober tie 5eigt
oot, ooB Die 8erbdltniiie IN Der
Siio=Mionoidurei gerooe feine befrie=
oigenoen Iein fOnl1en.
@ns Cuba fommen intereiionte,
penn or6 nidt lebr erfreuli6e Nab-
ridten. @oup. Wagoon fat olle Ero<
pin5ialgouperneltre ge5tprngel1 ob5lt-
oonfeu. SEPT iouen oie Gorteileitl1n-
gen ltelte Wan1er bori6lagen, Die
ernalrlt meroen fonnen, bon onoerer
Seite miro baeegen D%erlangt, Wta=
goon Ioae Imerifoner 81 Yropin5ial=
@ol1perneltren ernenl1er. Die Gage
i6eint mieoer mai rebt periporren' 5u
leirl. Gs mdre oob ie6r gu Diinl6en,
man miiroe Dem alnerifanii6en Golfe
einn1al nit floren @orten oltseinart=
oerlete1t, mie ste @erbdltniiie eigent-
li6 liegen. 9ieie balben, unflaren
Nodridten p~eritarfen mn oas MiB=
tralten, oos man gegen oas gan5e I'm
ter1ebmen fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14
Staat 0bio. EoIeno,
2ucaS b, 80.

Sranr s. gbeneb bef6tport, oaB er
Der dItere 9artrer Der Strma S. 8. @beneb
60. til, tpeI6e Gef6dfte tn Der @taot
GoIebo, tn obengenanntem @olrtb nnb staate.
tbnt, uno baB befaste Stru1a bic Snntne bon
einbnnbert 9%oIIarA fir ieoen Saa
bon @atarrb be5abIen ptrb, Der bnr6 ben
Gebrau6 bon 5aIIs &atarrbs&m I nt6t
eebeiIt tperbet fam.
Tranr 8. Gbeneb.
ge,1poren bon mtr unb nnters
f6rieben In metner @egeHtpart
am 6. September u 8. 's6.
SieeeI,
81. Sc. @Ieafon, 5ffentIfGer Notar.
Snu's &atarrbsaur tpirs ttterli9 geront'
men urb ipirft btreft auf bas BIltt unb bic
i6Iein1iget OberfId6en bes @bfteus. 2aBt
gu6 3eueniife fret 5uf@iden.
S. 8. gbeneb unb g ", 5oIebe, ..
gerfauft bon alien sIpotbefern. Toe.
Sams SamiIiens9tuer ftrb bfe beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14
Den SUB anf ben syer1em

batte Seiie 9. Morris BON clippers,
So, inn Sriibiabr 1906. @r iagt:
Gin 8neumonia-anfaa binterlieB
bel mir iolde Sdmade uno iol6en
Suiteu, oaB meme Sreunbe erflarten,
Die S6minoiudt batte mid; Der 500
mar ouf meme Serien. Ntun nnroe
mir Or. Sings Nelle gntoedung 81
nebmen geroten. sic balf iofort,
5peieinbalb Slalhen furierten mid
itno i6 farl6, oaB iie bas bette Mittsl
Der @elt lit fir Sulten rno 2irlgen.
leiben." @orontiert 81 baben Bel
aoolpb 9reiB ltuo 81. Gobn & go.
so Cts. uno 81. Brobefloide frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

aabregg Off. weit einem ao>
ftenaufpanbe BON $4,000 beabF4ttgt
BITE npacific Golb Storage Co." Sac
coma, Wafb.. ben 8au etnes Rsfriseras
tor>Gabraeuges, baS auf benz Wufon In
Mlasta spifhen Mi4aels unb Sair>
bants our DertDenbuns tommen fou.
Das Sabraeug ptrb eine 2dnge bon
$50 SUB unb cine Breite BON 81 SUB,
unb NIT ether Grasfdbtgfett BON 500
Tonnengebaft etnen Tiagang BON 81
Sub baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-14

Si Ser @eeeno Der 6ineiii9elr
Stoot Sonfmt boben groBe lleber.
ihmemmu1gen itattgefunoen bel De-
men iiber 1000 Meni6eu um's 2eben
gefonmen iein iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-29
&fenn's
$&wefel-

iino 9cuciic iiir i6re periefte 3ein-
belt nnO miibcrtroiienen meoisini.
ibcn @crtb. Sic mndt oic Saut ae.
ibmciOia itiat 3uden mo idiibt oie
@cIunObcit olrrd ariinOIide 9feini.
Glmg. @Ienn'5 ShmeieIieiie madt
bic @ciihtSinr6c flar uno iriih. In.
iibertroMcn iiir 0ooe. ltno loiletten.
@ebrau6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-29
9aS GnOc nabt.
@nbrIdlcinIid) luirO iidD Der GOu0rcf
bcntc ucrtnGcn.

Seine Ncialm0 i'm 5cnot sic SiBuuq
OurA Cbitruftiou acGcn sic Gou-
raltrciornbill }l OcrlInGcru.
5cnpcrcn3 @cibcr i'm @cibcn
S>ouic. Gin &rcl8}uR sc
gen o&lm" yQiouinG Fichmc
26om5" mo ouOcrc llcbcl. --
2Ilh cin Guricm.@ciet miro iiir
@ai5m8ton acluijnidt mo feline
bcro1tibcnocn @ctrGnfc ioucn I'M
ncuen Union 9obuboi ocrtMnit
lucrOen.
@nibin8tou .. g., %. @ai.
- Die Grm0Alulg oc3 Gonfcrcn5 9c,
rihta iiber 0ie Gourontreiorm,9ia III
Ser belrtiRcu Senotaiibung bclpic5
3nr @cniiBc, 0aB bic HeigluG Oicie
@lIl 0lrcb Cbrllftion SIT bcf1nplcn
tcnc lcbr groBc lit. 2II0rih CR. s.
icbtc oic 8crorOmtnNcu Ger Dill flr}
nuaeilon0cr lnO Gulberion (lerD.
ionic Bacon (@a) erginBcu icb IN
taoclnOen 9IcuBcrlmgcu gcgeu Die
W}oioritdtSpnrtci neil OieieIbe oic
2Inuobmc Don Bills 3ur NcihrGn
tung ocS Grloiie8 non GinbaItobcfcb-
len ruO 3ltr &er0iicntlifuug Don
GonpoAnc 9citrGqcn in Der icbt
ibrcn Gn0e na6cn SiBlng percitelt
bat Iellcr (Gol0, Sluen (Otlub.)
lnO 9tcmlonO3 (9tcp.) rcOetcn Ncgcu
oc Gour0ntrcfornbil, un0 ga iid
tctnc anocrcn Hcouer mcloetcn, 10
lulrOe Ser 9ieIt ser berttigen Siblna
nlti Die @rIcOiglm9 ctlider i'm &alcns
Scr uer5eihnctcn Bills ocrpcnoet.
Senator NIorih GuBertc noh Der
Scrto8un2 Die 2Iniift oaB cine 2Ib.
Itinnutug iiber Die GolrantbiQ iriib. |
icitiB in Scr morgigen Sielng itott.
Iinocn mo ooB it'd Der Gongreb
bolo nahbcr enb0iIltig pertuacu
ueroc.
@dbrcno ser Scnot nit ser Con.
bcibGitiAt mar, crIc0igtc
oda SolS pcrldic0cne Nolltinc0e-
Ihdftc mo poiiirtc cine }lnjnhl bills, |
ocrcn cine sic Baltimore ano Moib. |
In9ton Sroniit 60" ulltorilirt ibrc
Shicn III sen 0iitrift GOlumbio ans
}llocbncn. 9n ole @eihGitc 0cs Nall-
les 10 5icmIid I'M Heinen limo, 70
madtc ooa 0ntS ihou nm i.l0 cine |
Fnnic bis tt.5 morgcn Qfittag.
Ter Scnnt poiiirtc in icinGr bcu.
ti1cn Sibrng llnter 2IuOerem and |
oinc Sauabill SIR 2ImenOirlng Ser
)tottrnIiintionS. mo @inmonoc.
rlng3 Beicbe nit Niidiidt olti @c. |
biibrcn lln0 8crgiitllng iiir @crihtS,
9canltc. 0ic @ciommtfoiten ser |
)tutlrnliIation9 8ebiibrcn mcrocn |
2urh Die 8ia bon s. aui $40 cr6obt |
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1atarrb furirt !!

aatarrb. .arautbciten Der Iaie,
bes ealieS, Der 2ange, Der Sh.
rem furirt. Cine @riabrung bon
2S Sabren. Spnornr iebr md'
Bio. sIrme brauden MIR bic Wle'
oiSin ~ be3abIen. Or. Sartlep,
Tr. 1904, @eit'5apettr.s .strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-29

- 0eneral Stepbcn ,. See, Sbcr.
beleblabober Der oGereitigten Goui6.
0crirten &eterancn, lit Deitcrm az
Tlta6urg Wiliy i'm 9tlter BON rs
Sobren gcitorbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-29
Uicbr gNefurm" fir bic SunScSr
Snuptitnot.

u a binNton .. s., %. Ylai.
- Sin areu]5lQ i'm 9iitrift GoInu.
bin 3rt @uniten eines ,,Guriem" @e.
'ctcS lmb gcgen oMopinN Eictltrt
SbomS" luno GDnIid)c ollcbcl" mur0e
BETTE inl NeiBen 0utic ourh elm
Gomite Der n&oncn'9 International
Diillionarp Union" begonnen 1ie
Cuncn 0eS 6oInitc'a madten Dem
HrGliocntcn 8orltclhlugen uno er.
ll6tcn i1n nm ieinc Niilie aegcn Die
llcbelItGnoe, lueIhe ibnet ioIfe gro
nen Shmcr5en MAIDEN. Ger Erdit-
ocnt perlprah, nit Den Ciitrifts-
Gommili0rcn iiber 0icSadDc jll rc0en.
0u9 Gomite bebnuptct, 0uB in oen
~ nNiooing Ficture SbomS" 9eleS 5u
lcbcn it, NOS geacn Die Mornl Der
iloBt. GaS Gomite proteItirte aud
Gcgcn Die 8cidditigung Don aellnc.
rinncn oOrr Nuiu0rtcrinnen, melde
lDlc Is beGnuptet, IN 0en Wirtbid)ai.
ten 0c5 9iltrifts INNER icitercn sui
fdBt Gum S6llllie crlildtcn Ole "a.
men oarlr 0oB feline Yicenj 5llm
&crtanf beroliihrn0cr Wetrdnfe int
nellcn ltnion.gabnboi oobier nuagc.
ltCllt mer0C.
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9pnamitcr jcritoreu MaHerlcituug.

GGEaio, Ger, 2S. Mai. - 1p-
namitcr 5critortcn acltcrn oic grcbe
R0brcnIeitrng Ourh mclAe @niier
aus oeu Nonita.g Bergen in 9teii.
Mrrifo na6 Gorri5o5o, 9t..M, &C..
fii6rt nir6, I'm 0ic 2otomotipen Scr
81 B1ion unO Soutbpeitern gabn"
81 pcrioraen. 9ieie 9iobrenlettirng
foitcte cirfd $1,00O,000.
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uJm Sntcrcnc Der @iiicuidJoft." !"

2ou0ltrcihcr IGBt lid Seine Scr Ut
berflIoic 0urH cincn 2Ir3t cit.
impicn. Ter @ettcrc mill ion
frrircn iobolO lid oie &runtbeit
lcuiigcnO cnhuictelt bat.
Sem Dorf %. Wtui. - Gin
V}onu, mc6cr Ocn 9tamcn 6runt
Oicrritt onaicbt bat id) am lctten
Qonncrito1 I'M oSntcrciic ser Wiiicns
id)nit" sic Seine ser Subcrfliloie
cminpicn lniicn un0 SUnlptome Ger
Scllde lin0 nnNcblidb icBt i6on Ocut-
LID al ibm jll bcntertcn. Ter Wtam
iii int ntittIcrcn Scbcn5NltCr llno Uur,
mic CT nngiebt iriibcr III cinen mcits
Iiden Stn0tc ais 9u6binocr tbdtig
Seinc Satin mo lcin eil5iger Sobn
crloGcn Der ShminOlu6t aus aml.
mcr 0arilbcr ucrno6lGliigte CT iein
Scid)1lt murOe banferott imo i0nf
3iln SulOtrcid)er berab. Gor 5mct
@odcn erillhtc cr i'm biciigenSaupt.
ounrtier Der S6ciI9orluee nm Sb0oh
uno mlr0c I'M 0cilSormee.Sutcl an
Gbut6nu. Sulldrc lmtergebrud)t. Tort
iiuOigte cr Oic }Ibiicbt on, iein 2ebcu
III opt2rn, lucnn CT 0aour6 Der Wiis
lenld)alt niibcn uno 5ilr 9efdnpilmA
Der ShminOnldt bcitrogeu fGnnc.
Iu9 Nebcn bubc obnebill feinen &cB
ncbr filr i'm. 9tadben ct Don meb-
rercn NeDtcn abgeluicen uor0en
mar milli9tc cnOIif Or. Is. G. Gar.
roll, 9tr. 2lO2, 0rpo0mop, einy Die
geniInidtc Sllpillng porHtnebmclt
mO 0iciclbc bot, mic Der Soerr Got
Tor bclltc mittbeilte, 6CrcitS Den i66n-
item Griola 8ebobt. Uierritt (oicier
Nomc lit iibriBenS elm fingirter) ers
iltdt iett 2Ier}te, Fbilontbropcn mo
,<ntcrciicntcn int 2lQgcmeinen, i'm
liz icincm 3inumcr i'm y nS6erlnuu
Noltic" om 9ruaoipop 3u beillhIn
nn0 3lt icbcn. Sobnl0 icin ,Soa cl.
mas Dciter uorgeidlritten it, lpiu Ir.
Carroll cinen @crld MAIDEN, i'm sit
hrrircn lmo icbeint iiber5ellgt, OaB
cs ibm geIindcn miro. Merritt Der.
mciQcrt oae n0beren WIittbeihlnaen
iibcr iein %orlcben.
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Scarit oeluinnt mcbr Stimnicn.

REM Dorf, Is. N}oi. ~ Sic
GeItern 6egonnene Ncu51bhmG Der
bci Der Stnohpnbl Don 1905 fiIr Ole
Wauors Gnnoiooten WtGIcaan inS
Scorit ab1e1cbenen Stimmcn puroe
tcutc iortgcicbt, lmo oua &ciultat
mar Gin peitcrer @eluinuit bon fl
Stimmeu iiir Searit i'm @on5en -
ciuihlicBIih Der geitriaeu 3Gbhlng
6S. Die 30lIllaa miro morgcr
lort9eictt lmO mir6 go9 f1ngere 3eit
in 2lniprld ne9ntn.
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Bon 9lpotbefern ii6eraa perfauit.
SilrS Saar' nno gart.SGrbemittel,
iduar5 oScr braun, soc.
Silnf NicnIdlen bnrdj gabnunfall
nmaefummcu.

@inuipeG Dtnn.. 2S. Moi.--
Sin 6rottjug ser oGonaOiihen Ya.
ciIlc'Sobu" cntBleilte beute nabe
Sort 2lrtbur an elmer Steae, mo- ooS
8eIeiie Ourd Ole @cm1iier oes ans.
Betretenen Gurrent.9iiuer uuigeiuiiblt
roroen mar. Sofomotuiilbrer ga.
paro, S0eijer WicNrioe, 2ofomotip.
fiiDrer Snmon, iomie jipei lmbetanntc
San0ltrcidcr peldc iih ais blinoe
Eoiia1icrc nllf Oen 3uge beianoen,
fnmcn ull'9 Scbcn. Ter ourh ben
llniaa ser Nnbn entitonoene pefu.
niGrc &crIrit beIGiift iid aui min.
ocitena 100000. Die 2ofomotiuc
lm0 iiini @n1gpnS itiir3ten in oen
Surrcnt-1iucr.
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w, y. nnS u. IS. 9. So.
Sic eleftrii1c 0inie"
1ir riuiige 2iuic iiuiitlen Baltimore nnS
glnnupDls, bercu WGaguis oas Centrum
nribcr Stdotcn uno Die Yfortc otr
Vereinigteii etnnten Juttcns9tn.
ocmiC crrridlen.

UClDCr StuofrH NUo plc EfDff ptI
VereinigteM Stanten 1lpttcn.gtfa.
ocme Crrriden.
Gleftriidlc GalntsgSaggune
pom YaBn1oic Der eleitriifen 2ine.
(Yurt.Nuenne nno Serinntun.S StrabeO
gsah, Naibinaton ao .. 81, 63C, 100. 3O5
uno ii. 80 8orm., 1900 Udtines. 1880, 100
1.30, 200. 2.3O, 1900 $50. 400, 4.30, 800
$50, 600, $50 200. 80, $3.50, $50 unO
1000 abenos uno ti2o0 Wittiernabt tuglid
ge5eibnet GoiaI5ilgc @ue nnoeren. itno
Iimitrt balten nur an 9tnoal acnoemp SUMO
~ Rod, d. elnnapofs - 6 45, 745, s.45, 9.45
t0.45 ilno 45 Nornt, l2.45. Las, 2.4E, 3.45
445, 545. G.45, 74j. glj nno 1t.45 abenos
tdali6. g(ue 3iiae ino bis 5ur N1oal Ncdoen0
Suuctipn Iintitiu mo non bort at lofnle.
5ahrprcis 3n einsr Nihltung. ginnotabrt
016 gSafbingion. ......7 75e.. S1.25.
Rad annapolis. ...,.... .6oe. S1.OO.
Sir Hiaete unb 9lusfunit penbe man iitb
an ous Niaets9ilrcnu, IerrtltaIsS Station, garls
9lbenite, nabe 9ernatoll- 1trdBe.
(Iprl4-4&S1
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yicrtllnln hlunrh.

Der Srci6nraer 6rulBisIuncrWj6ncb. erfuno bds
SdbicbpulOcr, hur1 mchcs lduiclIoc GctboiCt
ullo lnidQlbes GlcHo in Der 9Selt nnOerdtet
mnrbc Sic e. Ncrnar6 griiocr u6er erlonbrr
6c bcrrIitbc BILLIE bic ibren Nnmen trd0f NiS
ans Gnoc Der luGc od1lcn ole Nicbcileu
mcl1c an Mrantbciten oeo Waacno. Der Hcber
Nile ttI0cu tuunten mo ourh Die ct. Der
nnrO'Nrdmcrpinc gebeilt lplirbC ben Ct Der
nnro litntbeu lilr ole duberurocntItbc Srttus
onng ~ alien gIpotbetcl 81 b1ben
I.mlnMiIlNTl
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GDmfort,
Jtinlidftit,
Wclunobtit

@cri0uIidc RciuIihfeit beOeutct
t6rpcrlihc @eilmobeit. 8enn Die
Smlt REIN unO frei uon S6peiB mo
lturcinIibtciten 1eboltcn miro, criiil.
len sic wiu3ig fleiuen 8oren i6re
Glmttion rcidli6 uno natiirlidl.
lSGDrc f6rpcrIide 9leinIidteit ober
bdngt bon Der benibten 5ciie ob.
Gine rcic mpcriGlihte Seize ans
5utrGali6en g'eitanot6eilen
lit n0tbig. Gie miloen, reinigenoen
lno antiicptiidcn Giaenitaiten BON