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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
She Was lonely.
From the Del,neator.

q AZ iUITf WIG 1eIlIIGa TOT. $1,000
Mary Helen, 4 years old. is very
brave, and is usually perfectly willing
FOR her mother TO leave her after she
put her to bed and has given he,.
her favorite doll. But ono night after
she had been left a short Wiule she
called loudly for her mother.
Why. Mary Helen!" her motf,ec
asked. what Is the matter with you?
Inn tired Of staying up here with
nobody but God and my dolly. want
somebody with skin on she sobbed.
There is ali asparagus Led covering
20 acres in California.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
MINT IN ICE TEA.

EftsrLaEA EE4lrE .lHV Mra.y.
II a housewife has not tried
serving sprigs of mint in glasses
of iced tea for luncheon or sup
per. she wants to experiment
with it at once.
II gives a refreshing flavor to
the drink. The stems and low
err leaves are crushed between
the fingers and then dipped into
n glass after the crushed Ice
has been put in.
A glass should be filed with
this crushed ice, which is a far
better method than breaking off
Jumps of ice and letting them
swim around In the tea. After
the glass is filled, two slices of
lemon are slightly crushed on
top Of the ice and then boiling
hot tea is poured over.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
Goals of Sire.

Evelyn-Men are such concerted
things! Why, n may see them anv
time gazing at q looking glass,
looking lass. 800
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03

NO wonder that SO many shops In
New York city sell shoes and.that ~
many shops sell nothing but shoes. for
It is estimated that h pedestrians az
the city Wear out $4,000 pairs OF shoes
each day. ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
CRAB BRINGS GOLD
DOUBLOON TO HIM
That's Why j. R. Chard Believes
He Is Close to Hoard Of an
Old Buccaneer Band.

Greenwich, Conn. r. Chard. q
wealthy resident OF this town and next
door neighbor of E. G. Benedict, and
who has been spending the month near
New Smyrna, Fla, believes he has
found the spot where a vast amount OF
Spanish treasure is located, and is now
carrying on operations for It's
While fishing a short time ago he
anded a huge crab, sticking among the
claws of which he found a round cor
roded piece Of metal. Mr.. Chard scraped
the piece and discovered that it was a
Spanish doubloon bearing the date Of
1903.
Since then he has made search Of tho
traditions Of the place and learned that
early in the seventeenth century a band
Of Spanish buccaneers made it's head
quarters near the place. He says the
doubloon must have come from the
near vicinity where he caught the crab.
because the creature could not have
gone far without the piece Of metal
slipping from it.
Searching the bottom nearby, he
found what seemed to be a piece of
metal stanchion of pre-revolutionary
make. He is so sure he is on the track
OF a great discovery that he has ex-
tended his vacation by a month, and
says he will stay on the spot and spend
what money is necessary to make q
thorough search.
An Earmark.
Evelyn-He's a very learned man.
You wouldn't think so. would you?
Natica-Oh! yes; 1 suspected 1t right
away
Evelyn-Indeed?
Natica-Yes: he makes me tired.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03

There are in London a number ne
great houses doing a world wide bust
ness In orchids alone. Most OF the
plants come from Brazil. In the botan-
ical gardens Of Rio de Janeiro there are
over 5000 varieties Of orchids.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03

Let q man overcome anger hy 49,.
lei MIN overcome evil by good. the
greedy by f~tberality. the liar by truth
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03

The farmer should take great nr,de
IN his trees and make a habit OF plant
Ing g given number every year and
preserving them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
Called Down.

The Boss-I understand you've been
kicking because you've got SO much
to do.
The erk-Weu-er-yes-yes-I-r
did-think-
The Boss-After this III see that you
get SO much more to do that you won't
have time to think.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
A Bad Break.

A Bad Break.
Caller.-Your baby looks sweet
enough to eat.
Preachers Wife, hope not; we
start as missionaries to the Cannibal
islands next month.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-09-03
ona Strike At Golf

Goodman.-Do you know what boz
comes Of little boys that use bad words
when they are playing marbles?
The Boy.-Yep. Dey grow up an
plays golf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-12
COUNTY INSTITUTE FOR TEACH
ERS

\ teachers institute will be held at
Ncwbrrry. hr"innin" on Monday, June
Is. and continuing for two weeks.
The institute vii be conducted bv
Prof. S. J. Derrick and T.. q. Counts
in The graded school building.
The f"liowim" subjects vii! be
TAUGHT: Civic. Prl"%oAy. Algebra
triIhcmctic and Drawing.
'Th" rnior"d school will be held nj
the same time in thr IIowr School
building and conducted by Rev. 3.
i.rviSicr and Ella \. Scott. These
sub. b.rctS will be- TAUGHT CivicS, Ped
a"""N. Ari hcmctic and English
Grammar.
No certificate will be renewed en-
rrNt upon attendance at this inSii-
tut". All teachers and those who
expect to teach are urged to attend.
j. S. Wheeler.
t&f lit Co. Snpt Education.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-12
ANNUAL REUNION OF
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
The Men Who Wore the Gray are
Gathered at Birmingham.

birmingham. June 9.--Amid grca:
enthusiasm and before 5000 people
on The lower floor and two thousand
at least in the galleries Of the Bir-
mngham lIippodromc auditorium,
the annual reunion Of the Confcdcr
ate veterans was called to order by
General Geo. j. Harrison. commando
ing the Alabama division Of the Con-
fcdcratc veterans. The invocation
was delivered by Rev. 10. J. William
Jones. chaplain general. \ children S
chorus followed. Two hundred chill
band sang southern airs while The
veterans chccrcd.
General Harrison. on III" stage was
surrounded by General ". l.. Cabcll.
Of Texas, General Clement Evans Of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-12
ECZEMA NOW CURABLE.
All Itching Skin Diseases Which Are
Not Hereditary Instantly Reliev-
ed by Oil of Wintcrgreen.
Can Eczema be cured?
Some physicians say ayes. -
Some say 'No -

Some physicians say ayes"
Some say "No.''
The real question is, "Wnat is
meant by Eczema / you mean
those scaly cruptions, those diseases
which make their first appearance, not
at birth. but years aftorward, and
perhaps not until middle agc-then
there can no longer be any question
that these forms Of Eczema are colra-
bic.
Simple vegetable oil Of wintcrgrcen,
mixed with other vegetable inGredi-
ents, will kill the germs tnat infcst
the skin. Apply this prescription to
the skin, and instantly that awful
itch is gone. The very moment the
liquid is applied, that agonizing, tan
talizing itch disappears, and continu-
ed applications Of this external rcmc-
dy soon cure the disease.
We carry in stock this oil of win
t'r"rccn properly compounded into
ID. d. d. Prescri ption. While we are
not sure that it will cure all taose
cases Of skin trouble which are IN
hcrilcd, We positively know that this
ID. ID. ID. Prescription. whenever right
ly used. will cure every last case Of
genuine Eczema or other skin trou-
bic, which did not exist at BIRTH
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-12

Georgia. General Tilcr and other
prominent officers and by representa-
tiveS of the local veterans, sons Of
veterans daughters of the Confcdcr-
acy. local citizens committees and
the childrcn's S chorus. Decorations in
the hippodromc were inspiring. Sons
of Veterans acted Az ushers in the
big auditorium and every considcra-
ton was given to the veterans.
The program Of the opening dav
follows: Called to order by General
Harrison. Invocation by Rev. DR..
Jones. Children s chorus. Opening adj
dress, by Maj. General Harrison.
Southern airs, band of chorus. Ad-
dress of welcome on behalf of the
State. by Gov. Conner. "Should auld
Acquaintance be Forgot.' Confcd-
crate chorus Of America. Address Of
welcome ON behalf of birmingham by
Mayor Geo. Il. Ward. Song. Miss
Mary Addic Harrison. Address Of
welcome on behalf Of the Confcdcr-
ate veterans by General J. W. Rush.
Address "r welcome on behalf Of the
Sons of veterans. Gen. Rufus y.
Rhodes. NddrcSS Of Welcome on be.
half of the Alabama Daughters Of
The Cnnicdrracy. Mrs. Charles G.
Brown. l>r Gwinc Back to Dixic.'
Confederate chorus. Rcadin" OF adj
,lrr>:; by General Stephen y. Leo.
Gov. Conner extended the welcome
Of the State In conclusion he said :
81 will burden ynu with message
of love. AS each Of You cross over
to Stephen ID. Leo. tell him that We
love him still in Di%ic.'
The address prepared by COM
mnndinw officer Gen. Lee before his
death WAS published and will be cir
culatrd among the veterans.
When the children s chorus rose
aud waved small Confederate flags
singing Maryland and "Dixic'
the cheering lasted scvcr:l minutes
The annual reunion Of the Sons of
! Veterans BEGAN in the Gaicty theatre
with General AppcrSon Of Memphis
presiding. The welcome address took
place in The afternoon.
! AT tn" State fair grounds tonight
| the visitors assembled to witness Il
grand fire works display Among
! those whose names arc mentioned
! for Commandcr-in-ch are Gcncral
! Clement \. Evans of the Department
,,,I f,,,,,,.,1 h,l1 T.
as and General Gordon Of Memphis
Chattanooga. Atlanta and llouS-
, ton are contestants for the next con
vrnlinm.
Tonight the streets Of The city are
; crowded with veterans and their
friends. il being estimated that no
less than 2l,000 strangers are here.
about eight thousand of these old
soldiers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-12
: The Ninety and Nine. .
. BY MRS. ETHEL THOMAS q
o<O<0<o<e<O> 900 q ~e
BY MRS. ETHEL THOMAS.


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husband want 20 No n,,;I
NTondov Inf oo,,ll nnt , ,..,'A'
the o(1iccr IN b,,o rn,fnn' nn>, ,'."
but,ons br,,uht MN ,l,,, ,,o..s .,.
wcrc , L,t nf ;r,,,;,.,.i,.o 1,,1,
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WONDERING What .,,,h i, ,,o s,
ter. We had as far Ms nnssiblc k,nt
our troubles a sccrc. + had scvcr,l
calls as soon rs ,hc ot,;cor lort h,t
no one vcnturcd an 1no,,irv ana :
vcnturcd no information. Mr. Ar-
thur refused TO do onvthinu with ,r
for Fred. declaring Lc cn,Ild So, io
thundcr.' lie was fired 1rvinu to
manage him.
..So ,h. ,.h;or - ,.h,,j,i,, . 49,.
iilicd to separate the bovs---uot lct
one know what he intended to do with
thc' olhcr-do what he pleased with
Fred. but TO hold Vernon: to trc,t
linn well. but keep him confined mn
til sent for.
HE'rrd w,s w;vn, IN ,,;,u,o. T., ,o,
out Of cb,rlnttr and ,,,r \-o,.nnr
spcnt ,bc lonncs, Lono);nst n;ohi of
his Efc Mond,v n;mht ,lon, ~ ,r;c,,
where GREAT RATS storrL ,t him with
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,l,;ucl why wa h,l v,;,,l ho1;o,..
;no !, hcst ,hot no sh,rll .,fy.,. , III.
ilc ,hcn. ro,hcr ,h,n marc l,,.r an
In broken scn,rnccs hc ,,1l mo oh,n,
,hc .horr;J r,ts. ,h,i ..oc,rn1 .,>:,,,
/, mako , no,l ,f him, ,rl ,ol,;oj
how oil In. l;v. l,rm ,;,h; h,I
proyrl for him and his rc,lrmn,;on
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fold him ,l,t wo loved him f,, ,r,rc
thou no cnn,l ever imooinn and
would olw,vs fry f.. .n,i;r his l,onc
n]coson, ono. Hu he woul1 he cnm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Scirotbs : Siccnscn.

Charles :. Gpe, 81, uno Ella NJ.
Calcin, IS.
Charles u. &uil0@, %, un0 MorNo.
ret No. Wtilc5; NciOc BON Ct. Gcni3,
No.
eugene GoIp, %, u1o emma Sto.
linsfi, 20.
Muiica s.. @anner, 81, ,tnO &irgi.
MA Mtoplon 81.
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s. @orrp %.
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4. O5mcnt, %.
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Gn0rom. -. &ittpc, @cioc BON 9ios
lono Eort, Wio.
@corgc Gumfc9, %, uno Morgorct
@ia, 81.
Sinun5ieIlcS.- Gie 9onfiir.
ma Dtioocn0orf, Nillion1S & So.
3ci0t oll on0rrer Stclc 0cS rIcut,
Id)cn GorreiponOcntcn" al, Dab lie &c
nrcinidoit nit Hepmono & So. Don
Ncu- BORT 5-pro5enti0e EilgungSionOs
@olbsS bligotionen Der nSumpn
electric 80" 5ltr 00be pom 100000
sum Tcrfof oficrirc, Scit Dem od)t.
jobrigcn 9eitchcn oicicr Welclidnlt
bnbcn Die iG6rlidJcn Netto- Gintilnitc
Oericlbcn burdi6nittlid $4,000 be,
trngclL ipic Die 8eicuid)oit beridtat,
0oS 8ierfodc Der 3inlcn Iiir Die &C.
a%cnhuortigc SbIigotionen Iu@0obc, u.
in Ocn Iebtcn fiinf Sobren 6ptrugclt
Die 9tctto.G infiinfte ooS Siiniiodc
Scr 3inicn.
- Iic Nbrcd)nung oea Baltimore
Clearing Souie" betrlig acitcrn 3d..
S9l,Sl6, gegen $5,66S,35i an glcid.
lalticnbcn Gage oes Iorjubres. Gle
les 5eigt, bob Der @eidGfts9ong bel
@eitem nod nidt mieoer normal lit.
Die 9tfticn Scr Georges Greet.
Cumberland 9obn," oic Der yWttr.
%colltile Sruit 60" bon Telp , gJort
bon Der o@eitlid)cn W~arpldnoer
9abn" ols Siherbeit fir cine Nnlci.
be bon $i,t25,0O0 iibergcbcn moroell
lunrell, bitten geitcrn olti geridtii.
DIEM @ege IN Neiu.Dorf perfouit
iperoen ioaen, ober cine Gercinba.
rilng oui Gcrldngcrung Der 3oG-
lnngsiriit lit obgeihloiicn noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

@orrp @oItcr Moienbcimer, bon
Mturplun0.
Gborlca @cnrU Mtop, pon Yernipl,
ronicn.
Hobcrt @m. @~oinbriogc Mopp,
bon Worplonb.
Sumes Alpboniu9 McGaltn, BON
JtboOe SSlonO.
9fop 0onol0ionWtcGlur uonObio.
Eutrid &oicpD Mc0onnell, bon
Ecnniplpanicn.
Charles Millon Willis, bon Wtuiin.
dlietta.
@urrcn EcorI Wiorrill, bon Midi.
gan.
@roper GlcpcIono 9tcu, bon |irgi.
nicn.
&omcs Sorrp SppcuDcimcr, Don
Sbip.
Mobert Sbcficp Freiton, bon Sir,
Ginicn.
6rcocrid Splpomta 9lop, BON ga,
liiornien.
Gillian GnlcIinc Gop, bon Goliior.
nicn.
Nlirco 5oicpb 9iioGc@, iluty bon
litub.
Nouilton Ninoc, BON a.. Gafotu.
%u9. Gee NobinioL bon EcruH.
&on1ca &iooc Scorboron9h bon
Nrtnnios.
laurence Scuinn BON Oregon.
Sorrp Nbil Sbugcrmon, bon NIu,
bnnln.
Holuno HciQbtonStucO ponWioinc.
gHut. M. (bulbcinlcr, BON &ir0i-
MEN.
hilbert Ngnclp Ebomo2, bon On
hinuo.
GmiNbt @olocc Grocp, BON Gon'
nCcticut.
Gccil @ooo3 &cit, bon Soma.
%o@. Morucr gHilloL BON Otur9.
lun0.
&olcpb Scent NortbilgtoL bon
TcnnlDloonict.
Nod) ser &crtbciImG ser Giplomc
iolQtc cine iucitcrc GrdcItcr . gtm.
mcr, unb Damn biclt Eroi. @cnrD :.
Nopcp, Der Icfnn Der GufultGt Scr
onNcmonotcn ailnite bon Der Wc.
@ia = llniucrlit0t, Montrcol, Die Set.
rcoe. Nod) elmer meitcrcn SrfcltCr'
liiccc fonO Die ErciHpcrthcinumg itntt.
Nm NbCn0 Nnbcn Er0ii0cut :. 3icnl.
icll mo 0ic Wtitglirocr Der Sofultdt
III Gbrcn Der @raolirtcn in Der Nc.
Cop 0ouc cinen Gmpinng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
8clO 81 pCrlciDcn.

9ine. ipeide @rlo afbraudsH. ipredcu htrr
Dor. gnle,ben auf Saldre. Niobel uno @ruuos
einerthum. I'm glerftauen. Heine Qc0u Office
Wletbooen. Baltimore S%nuetment Co." Ut.
120, NprosTacas StraRe. (2TS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Nus bcm Snncrrn Mnrulano'S nuo
Den au0rcn5cu0cn Stnatcn.

~ : ~ ! ~ \ ~
%l elmer Gonlcrucn Sobrit bel
Nbcr0ccm Mo, cri6oB Scr NeNc,
&ofob Mont icincn NoiiclNclniicn
&obn @iIra, neil 0criclbc lcincr 6ro!
ST picl Nuimcrtlonntcit lhcnttc. Ger
Mf0r0Cr bcnud)ridti9tc cincn Con.
itoblcr BON Scr (but mo licB lid)
miuig icltncbmcn.
3citcn bel crn d.
%l ocn Gcporotllr Mcrtit0ttcn 81
&cUlcr, ". 30 lin0 III Ocu lcBtcll
(uQcn 100 glrbcitcr lpicocr angcItcIlt
luorbcn, Die lcit LANCER 3cit jllll
Gciern gc5luuutgcn luurell.
NllO III 0cl1 5lt Cumberland be.
fmolihcn Ncrfit0ttcn Der icBt 5ltnl
Wcitlihcn Mtorpl0nOcr @obn gu.
item Gcb0rcn6cn Georges Greet.
Cumberland Yobn lit Ole pole Mr.
t~cita5cit mic0cr cingciilbrt luor0cn.
al en- Nciianottoncn.
Sic Sdul GommliliGrc bon Wtpni-
ponlcrD Goltntp bobcn ibrc Eat,
Sic nliilcn iidl nud) cincm Nall3en
Seer bon ncltcn SduIlcbrCrimlcn II.
Scbrcrn michcn, luCnn int Scptcnl,
Der On9 ncllc SbuIinbr bcginnt. Die
&Cbrcrimcn r%cii0uirclL INN III ocn
S'oicn ser G6c cin6lllolllct un0 Die
mGumliMcn Scbrcr iiu0en bciicr lob
nclloc NciNGitigumg. SIS bubcn 10
mCit nidt lucui1cr ais If iungc Xcbs
rcrinncn mo iiinf mdunlliHc Scbrcr
rcii0nirt.
&umpi NIT $ iihncroicbcn,
HSiuoc W%icNQiiter, elm bel &uncG
itcr, ga, lp%obnbnitcr anqcIcbCncr
Tornlcr, bate, neil cr bGlliig bon
Siibncroicben Welltd) crb0lt, IN Dem
@ilbncrDullc cincn 9icbaulnrnl az
0cbrnht. Nclte rib crtGntc Der
2tlorm ollrd 0ic title Nuht mo 10
tort muhtc WtcNailtcr Iid) alli 0rH
Mcg nod Dem b%corobten @cb0u0c.
lcioCr icoud) ~mbemoiinct. Gr jap
ems cincm &crltcd, mic elmer Der
Giebe Dos SullS nit gefillltcn Sudc
rrrliCb, m0brcno Gin jpcitcr MonH
Yoitcn itonO. gIla Der 2icb SIT Ct
ncm 5lpcitcn Ncllihe 5llrildtcbrtc,
mari iih McNlaiiter linn cntgcacn
funntc i'm uber niht ilb%cripditiNCl.
9'uf)ocm Der Iicb lid loogcrilicn Bat
tc, 500 er cincn &cpolpcr, br0dtc
ubcr Dem 6urnlcr MIR cine lcidtc
Streiimunoc bel. Yci0c 3icbc en-
tonlcn. WiC9tQiIter 1lollbt oic gicbc
roiitip ais Safer ml0 Sobn iOcntil.
2ircn 5u f0mncn.
Nei Gccun GitD crtrunfcm,
Ser IS iGbrigc 9ioD 0aruont Elm
Slider bon Ocean GitD, NO, crtruut
bci'm Nobcn IN Der Sincplrcnt Gan.
,3wci Nltcragcnoiicn pcrit6tcn per
OCblidL i'm 81 rctter.
Tltc Ocutihe 6rou gcitor'
BEN.
On Cumberland, No, lit sic -
Sabre oltc 6ron Gpo Waric Soft &c
iiorbcn. 2la jllnNcs Ntd06cn bon
- Sobrcn fam lie bon 9cutidlono
rad Cumberland. Sic bintcrl1Bt &
Ninocr, IS Gnfel uno If llrcnfel.
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.Nnrmunic.Enfc.H

Nr. Al, @cit-S npcttc'S trakc, Garl
sdmiot, SnGabcr. SOrtmnnbcr nno
Marscn-gicr am 3apf. Sincrs,
SpnpcrS a la carte. Ser CONNER
gartcn Jest fir bns Eublifnm uiicu.
Wprilt, 1O
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Itprbcnu @iltiom Son0hoL OC@
@riinocr9 Scr SHUTTER 9Sbi3tcD Niruo,
unO cine &crtbCilun0 OciicIbcn pcr-
lonQt. Die Ginrroc mod)t &Crj0b-
rutA NcltcnO.
sir orci Sabre nm d 00lih
gCm d) t.
Ser Nc0er Hidoro u. @rob muror
I'M Grininolgcrid)t, %9lbthcilunN Mr.,
ii6criiibrt, Den Npli5iitcn George u.
Wunor0 POM nor0ncitlidcn GiltriIt
IN S00tpnQa. Gbiidt onQc1riiIcn "
bobcuL mo nlr0C pom 9iidtcr Stod.
bridge }t hrci &obrcn 3ud)tbdit9 per.
rrtbcilt. Ter Foli5iit moltc olu II.
Moi an NuIlton NucntC, unbc Sor-
mnlItrobG Sen 9tCNcr mcNclr lr,0c.
biIhrIidcn @ctrnNcn2 pcrbuitcn; Ser
SCbtcrc icBtc lid nbCr SIR &cbrc mh
brnd)tc Dem Ncumtcn nit cincn gro.
ben Wcllcr mCbrcrc NcfdbrlidC Wun-
Den al Der rcd)tcn SCltc mo at Der
Sdultcr bel.
Sic Wuttcr sic llniDcr q {.
Groin.
Nn 0cnt ScitNmcnt Oc3 tiirSIih per
@ltorbcncn ><ohn :. SlupirL mcldto
Dem @oiicnQcriMt Sir NcitdtiNunQ
cin0rrcitt mlrOc, miro Die Whlttcr
oc3 GrbIoiicra, Grou W}or0orct Slu.
bin ais llnincrioI Grbin cinNcictt.
Gic NM. &obn Y. Singleton 1t, Gol.
NrcburitNlic0 Nnrru y. Nolf mcrocn
ais S%citonlcnt2 &ollItrctcr 0cnnumt
lie brnllhcn feline SihCrbcit 5u lei.
item.
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~" Ger oGcntidc ariegerblul0
pom Baltimore" bdlt nl Wtpntog
zen 10. SUM, in @roubner'S Mcit.
Ono g.. Yort ein SommernohtSieit
al. @cr sic Scitlihfcitcn bcSy Gent.
idcn arieNcrbunocS" idon mit0c.
moft peiB rcd)t gut, Dob cS bci Den.
ielben INNER reft genriitblid) 5ugcbt,
lttO iollten aud al oieicm Nbcno ollie
Greunoe utO 8onner oeS 0rmoes
0enfen. iid IN Dem Nurfc mad 6eS
Cages Nrbrit eini0c Stunocn Der Gr.
lollng 81 mioncn. llnio mcbr, bo
ser @uno Niles o~ufgebotett Inn ein
Ser gcitimmung oes Seites entiprc.
dlenoeS Erogramm ous5niiibrcu.
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Der sliidlidite Sag ibres @cbcus.

Nfa0cnlie. - lS6 Stuoenten mcr=
0en 5lt 0oftorcll ooer 9uccnlcnu.
II Der &iinite erbobelt. Snpoi-
lulte Yrojciion.
GaS 9r0Bte iGbrlid)c Grci0niB III
Der Sobna Nopfina = llniperiitGt, Die
&ubres ? SdIuBfeicr, iunO gciteru
Nohmittog nit Dem iiblid)en Nontp
III Der Williit Ntuoentie ltott. I'm
tolb pier llbr 9tndlnlittogS fullOen
iid Die ongebcllbcn 9oftoren lnth
Noccalallrci Der freicn SiinItc III Der
WtcGop -, Sale eriuartungapoll III
otooenliid)eH SoItiim eirt, mo tur5
ror bier llbr iormirte lid Die Ero5el.
lion nod) Der Wtuiif = Ntooemic. PRO
iciior e. .. WatbcpS funglrtc ais
Sber Warld)all u1o lcinc NiiiItcne
ten iuaren: Yroi. 10. y. Nruib, Eroi.
". V. Sorb, Erof. s. e. S0llogb II.
Or. u. Z. glbcrcrc Wbic.
Sunn id)ritt Den ,'ibcrn uorull Der
Snupt = lliber SolcpD :. Sin9clpul0.
S@inc Nlliltelten murcn: George y.
&iibpp, Selrp Z. G%ollcnberg, ban.
mono =. Cooper, George ". Corner,
HSobn Wt. SolmcS, @ontcr y. &ittle.
Sultan s.. Mtnnnuro, :. Yuolc WiuDs
naro, Serbert Z. Wtolc9, q. &epN&1r,
ran, 8eorge q. Onion Milliom &.
Yeorcc, jun, i. Son1cD Smith mo
Charles s.. SilGbmo1.
9ie Wtllif glfuocnlic luor bcreita
bis nlll Den lcbten Elub gciillt, ais
bie Ero5clIion oolclblt cintroL llno
ctlid)c Srcllnoc BON @roollirtclL mel.
dc gcglullbt batter, Dob ltc Ourd)
perlonlidcn GiniluB pielleid)t cinel
Tlut erlartgcn tonntcn, ntllBtcn clt.
tdllidlt ob5icbcn.
Hod) elmer Srd)cIter p Suucrtllrr
iprod) Eoitor Scnrp Brand BON 81
llcott YIN EN- Wcbct.
Sicralf ilbcrrci6tc Yroi. griffin
Den @nccoIultrca Der icinen &iinltc
ibrc Giplomc. Sic gIiidlihcn Gm,
pI0n9er morcn:
George &inmon 9lbcl, bon @olti-
more.
Nlireo @oroon Armitrong, pon9ol-
tinlore.
@oltcr 2ippS Bland, bon @olti
more.
Benjamin 6ronciS Bartlett @rcll.
ton, bon Baltimore.
6ronf @ottlob 9repcr, BON @olti.
more.
epeletb @ilion 9riognlon, ppnNio.
rplono. Te'"''~ 80"
@orrp 2ingon GopIcS, bon Wtorp-
lono.
Nlon Moion G6cSncp, bon 9olti
more.
Socob Cohen, bon Baltimore.
Charles Mptbe Goofc, Doh &irgi.
llien.
Gonunno Goleuc5pnSfi, bon 9uIti
more.
Scnrp 9. Srollf, BON Baltimore.
Sobn Sluoe German, BON 0olti.
more.
@iIlion Stllort 8orton, bon Bal
tinlore.
Soiepb elliott Green, bon @olti.
more.
Sronf Ncpcomcr @of, bon 9olti-
more.
Wofton Channel Scbt, bon 9ul-
tinlorc.
5ronf @len SolmcS, BON 9ulti
more.
Sermon Sontes SligbeS, BON BAL
tintore.
Caleb @llDer 3ellp, BON Baltimore.
Senrp Soinlom Zoos, BON 9ulti-
more.
Gonol0 Wocacnjic, BON SeruS.
grtbur Scrnlon Munn, bon acn-
tlldp.
Charles MtcGurbp WotbioS, bon
Worplan0.
Gobert @cnrp McGollep, BON Wfo-
rplono.
Sobn 9coper Wertic, jun, bon
Neip Merico.
Toniel Mtiuer, bon Baltimore.
6ranciS Morris Diiler, bon 0ol,
timore.
Better Yed, BON Baltimore.
Serbert grpon Yrice, BON Wtorp.
lonb.
Seroinono Oscar @oligong Hcin-
baro, BON Baltimore.
&olprencc. Wtelpille Hioole, bon
Warplano.
Sultan @bitc Hiogclp, bon Mtorp-