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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-09-24
The Finding
of Adelia
BY ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
Copyright, by J. B. Lippincott Coz


We discovered one morning that we
must replace our household assistance,
and that we had but brief time in
which to readjust matters. Fortunate
ly, Sunday was at hand, and securing
first editions and an early train-the
latter by scratch---I set out for New
York to pick up any desirable domes-
tim worm that might not already be
caught, and that would agree not to
turn under the pink-heeled tyranny of
childhood.
On the way in / read feverishly
any columns that seemed promising
and arranged a sequence of investi-
cations,
l rode ten blocks and climbed four
flights of very gloomy, smelly stairs
into Sweden. / had been hopeful of
Sweden. had heard that Swedish
girls were good girls, and even when
q square-built, muscular maiden came
out into the hall, closing the door
firmly behind her, / was only vaguely
alarmed. Through the odorous dark
l babbled to her of green fields and
wooed her with promises of several
dollars per week and Sunday out She
listened until l was quite empty,
then
You Law in country"
We'll, yes, it is called country. tits
really part of the city, you know, with
trains every few minutes-nearer, in
fact, than many points of Harlem.
We"
Il tank / not go to country"
But what's the matter with the
country" l asked.
She reflected on the matter before
replying.
II tank l get sack dere."
Sick? Why, the country's the place
to get well in. How do you get
sick?"
This required still more reflection.
She had to think up something-some-
thing good and hard that would close
the interview.
IL tank l have pains!" she AM
nounced, at last, and there was a note
in her accent that caused me to edge
bit closer to the head of the
stairs.
"Ah, pains. And-eh, would you
would you mind telling me where you
have these pains? I have some med.
ical knowledge-I-"
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realize what she had promised, or
that somebody would steal her before
she could render fulfillment. l had
some thought of sitting on the door
step all night to prevent this disas-
ter.
Arriving homie, / was almost afraid
to confess my good fortune ! know
now how the man feels when he has
really got a Job at last, and cannot
sleep for fear there will be some hitch
before he can be installed. Bright and
early | looked in once more on the
gentle face of Adelia, for such was her
soft enlightenment" | feared she
had changed her mind When she
failed to arrive that evening I was
In the depths of the penniless man
whose Job rs postponed and In the bal
ance.
Once more ] called She was full
of apologies Her trunk had mis-
carried. She would be out on the
morrow, certainly.
went home with heavy heart. The
household still had food, but to-mor-
row, and tomorrow, and tomorrow
Adelia was trifing with us! She
meant us to perish! But 10! early on
the morrow an express wagon drove
up hastily and unloaded heavy trunk
The sun that had been obscured for
days broke out overhead and all the
world grew fair in the arrival Of
Adelia!
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tie repose of manner that seemed a
direct inheritance from some far-off
ancestor of Ireland's royal line. In
stinctively / arose and offered her my
seat She remained standing. When
/ had stated my errand--not because
l expected any result. but because /
had no other excuse for being there
she said simply, and in voice that
was liquid music, that she would go.
did not believe it, Of course. Per-
haps l had already thrown myself into
the river, and this EasSone OF the hal
lucinations Of drowning I took q
long breath, coughed. pinched myself.
and said 1t was all over. She said
again that she would 80; that she
liked children, also the eoantry, par
ticularly at this season.
Then / knew that 1t vas che who
was dreaming, and / tried TO awaken
her to a realization of what she was
saying. Still she insisted that she
would go; that the place suited her;
that she would come out on the NOR
row prepared to stay.
was willing then TO take advantage
of her weakness, and suggested that
she come at once; that l would take
her to the station; that would see to
getting her trunk there: that 1 would
carry it myself, IL necessary. She re-
peated softly and firmly her former
proposition. / was obliged to be con-
tent with this, though / had cank-
ering dread that by morning she would
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gard curiously the stranger from so
far cline. Only one of them had
any definite knowledge of our place on
the map. She was q Jolly, fat old
soul, to whom my heart warmed.
"Oh, yes, sab. / knows dat place,
sab; been out once on a trolley-to a
picnic"
Don't you want to go to another
picnic" said, "and not come back?"
This resulted in huge merriment all
around, and general good feeling pre-
dominated. A voice in the back of the
crowd piped up:
How much you want to pay to 60
out in de country, sah?'
| named a figure which seemed ia
me reckless. 1t was received with
scant enthusiasm.
"oh, shaw, l couldn't go fob dat
sab! l gets dat right heah in town.
sab"
But it's better in the country than
IL is here. and you couldn't spend your
money out there"
saw instantly that this was a fatal
mistake. There was another burst Of
merriment, and she of the piping voice
became the butt of their good.humored
raillery.
"YouSgo out dere, an you CANT buy
nary thing lessen you take de train, .
laughed tall creature with resplen-
dent "ear-bobs"
Il found myself enjoying it as much
as they did, and l was 10th to leave
these merry souls, who in turn seemed
sorry to have me go.
was presently in the cherries
street again, where night was coming
down and the yellow gas beginning to
flicker dismally.
began to have the feeling Of man
who, penniless and hunting for work,
Is turned away on every hand; who
sees people busily hurrying to and
fro, but for him no place in all the
busting throng; who breads to go
home empty-handed with the word
failure on his lip. Work was my prob
lem, as well as hks-semebody to do It..
l began to doubt some of the stories
had read of people perishing for the
want of work. l wished l might meet
one or two who had persisted to e. de-
gree that q job in the country would
tempt them.
was in East Forty-fourth street by
this time, climbing a flight that led
to what proved to be better part Of
Ireland than l had ever encountered.
l was hopeless, but l was resolved to
make one final effort, and then keep
straight on to the dark. sluggish river
that had already hidden so many
world-weary mortals in its quiet
depths.
A brfghtfaoed matron opened the
door for me and asked me into q
small but lavish parlor, announcing
that she of the advertisement would
presently appear. Then the deor
opened again and there was q slight
rustic, as of ironed skirts. A trim
figure stood before me with a hesttat-
ing, half-embarrassed smile and gen
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Sunnenaui. nnb llntcrgang.
TaS Mettcr.

Shon mar 0as @etter gcItern mo
nm Die Wittogs5eit mar's iogar reft
iparrH, oui 80 GRAB itieg oos Cher.
mometcr. glber geeen Sbenb murbe
es gang empiinolid) fiibl, unb nm
s llbr Ibenos mar bass llediilber be.
reits auf &C @roo bcriulter geilltten.
Sir belte mo morgen Iogt Der
@ettermom obcrmolS flares NM
fiihles Wctter al bel mGBigen noros
liden umipringeno meroenbeu @in.
ben.
Sr ben anoeren 0unoeS : @etter-
geobattungs Stationen bes San-
oe3 murben geitern Die iolgcnben
bof)iten 5emperatliren pcr5eid)net:
PORTLAND GO, Gaitport 60, Bottom IS,
albanp 70, Nem . Yorf 7G. Ebila-
oelpbia SO, Itlantic Gitp 80, Cape
Map SO, @aihington rs, Noriolf IS,
Satteras 70, Charlotte Sc, @ilmin9-
ton "a, Gborleiton so, Sauonnob SO,
Sadionpiae 90, Supiter 80, Sen @eIt
Sc. Ntlonto IS, montgomery "a,
Wem Srleous %. Yolcitine "a. @ol.
peiton sc, Corpus Gbriiti SS, Wen.
pbis 50, Cincinnati IS, Fittsburg
GO, Sslpego So, Buffalo So, Glepe-
LAMB SO, Tetrpit "a, Mlpcnn 60, War.
qlletie 81, Green Ban Ga, Chicago 62,
Tulutb GA. Ct. Goul 66, ct. Houis
~, &anias Gitp -, omaha 62, SILT
rom Ga, 9iSnlard "A. Miuilton SO,
Sabre 80, Seleno 60, Solt 2ofe Gitp
70. Gerber so, Nortb Ylotte 5S,anlo-
rillo 81, Tobae Gitp 81, Sos Inge-
les 76.
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8, Q hredcn!
Qrbcn in ieocm Tropfeu!

Gas 6laidcnfiia- Gcpartement Ser
Geo. 8iintber, ilu., 8rau.Go. lit init
ben neiteiten ginrid)tungen perieben.
permittelit 0erer oas Bier brett aus
Scu 2aseridiicrn Der grauerei oe,
Slaiden 5ugeiiibrt wiro. Die 5olge
Il: ein perlenoes, iddumenoes, reines
@ier; Defenders fir 6amiliensebrnub
az cmpfebIen. Yeltclt brett bon Der
@ranerei. 9 Guscno GIaidem $l.0O.
6. & 9. Ybone, 8olfe 90.
(Viaii,G DO, Sa)
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2egte ieinen Sobn il,
&etten.-l I'm linn Die ihled)te Sc.
mobnbait bcs Gigarettenraudens OBJ
5ugeipobnen, legte Charles Motrotie,
Der on Sammonb.Naep, nobe glbe.
marlcitrabe, wobnt, ieinen If Sabre
olten Sobn bon 3eit ST. 3eit in lei.
mem Sofraum in aetten. Sic YoIi-
sci Oes 6itliden 7iitrifts muroe bier.
bon burb cinen 9rief in aenntnib
geiett, nnb Sereeont &lein u1tcril,d)-
tie ben Sau. Wotrotie gob sic iiber
i'm gen1ohte Iusiage 5u uno iagte,
or f6nite ieinen Slinaen alli feline an.
oere @ciie bonn &auhen obbalten. Ga
er iebod peripraf, in 3ufunft feline
oerartigen brutolcn 3iibtiaunasmit-
tel mebr IN Mnrpenoung 5i bringen,
ipuroen feline lpsiteren Shritte geeel,
i'm ergriifen.
Yerionul Noti5en. = Sr.
Seorg 5. @al5, ser bcfounte Sitter
meiitcr bon Mr. 1916, Norb @ap-
Strobe, lit am Iienitag NIT Dem
Noroo. Slopo . Tompier naronprin5
@ilbelm" bon elmer Gnroporeiie
MULTIPLICATION in Nem : Dorf onge.
lonot rnb febrte geItern nod Volti.
more 5uriid. Sr. @al5 b%ereiite
Seutiblonb, SeItrcif, Sranfreid) II.
bie Shmei5.
- Wajor Mid)arb %. @enable lit
BON einem mebriuohentlid,en Mui-
cntbalte in gtlantic Gitp 5uriifge-
febrt. Gr lit NIT einem Ser5leioen
bebaitet. ieood bat Die Mllbe aln Wee.
resitranbe bos Organ bebeuteno &c.
itarft, pie Sr. 9enabIe iogt. Gr lit
20 Sabre alt.
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Die Waturaas.Irage


2os @os.Gomite III Chicago ailge-
Inngt.tA Wus es bort iiber Die
0ermenouna bon 9tutur9as Ell.
fltbr. = 1te @erringerung bes
Sorrotbes nlof)t oen Ereis bes
8uies beoautenb b0ber.
lie Mitglieber oes @as-Gomites
bes gultimorer Stootratbes fom aes
tern ouf ieiner SnipeftionsreiIe nad)
Chicago, mo i6nen Sr. Sobn @iI.
liomion, Der Sngenialtr Der nYeople's
8os eight ano Cote Company, nit
oller gemiinihten S%nformation CUR
Sano ging. Turf ibn eriubren Die
Serren, OoB cine 3eit lang i'll Den
meiiten 0roBen Sobrifen in Der Stoot
ulo Otren l~lnlgebung Notllr9as 3u
elmer Hote BON 10 Gents pro 1000
auhiffuB beniist muroe, mGbrenb bic
Hate fiir Souseebraud % Gents be-
trltg. God iel6lt 81 Der 3eit murhe
NaturguS nie fir geleuhtungs5mede
gcbrouft, neil oie @eieuid)ait, pelde
boiiclbe lieierte, Die .Wutuol sSuel
8os Gompanp", cine orgGngerin Der
obengenonnten %Gompugnie, einen
6reibrief fir 2icierung Don f%iinitli-
dem @as 81 elmer State bon $1.25
pro 1000 aubitflB bate. aber Der
Gerbraub bon Nnturgos in Chicago
lieB nod,; Ser tGglide Gonium lit in
Den II Snbren, Die ieit Ginfiibrung
ocS Haturaoies pcritrid)en, bon A.
OO0,0O0 aubifiub alli 5piiden 2,OO0,-
GOO unb 100000 geiollen. 8cgen.
martig beItebt MIR nod cine gemein.
Jane &ate fir Ben @ebrdlld bon Nn.
turgas, uno bieie belduit iid oui 80
Gents pro Snuienb aubiffuB.
Gas Natnrgas ipiro bon Den Sci.
bern bon aofonlo, Snbiana, nod Gbi-
cago gebradt. @esenpGrtia miro
Dem meitlihen SDeil ser StaDt gar
fem NoturgaS mebr 5ugeiiibrt, oa Der
8orrotb Biz auf einen flcinen 1beil
erihopft lit. Nnr fir !Seis- unb Sod,
3lpede I'M Saisbalt miro es nod Re.
,lutt. m6breno feline 8%ermenoung inn
6obrif-9 etriebe gGn3lid) o~ufgebort
bat. Sr. 8iaiamion erflGrte, oob
lid unter ben gegenmGrtigen llmItGn.
Den @as fir Chicago ungefabr ebenio
tbeltcr iteQe. mie Goble.
Isle er lpeiter oi,gab, babe ieine Sc.
ieaidoit peridieoentlid ben @eriud
genlobt, TotllrgaS nit Dem f%iinitli.
den Erobuft 81 miiden. Gies babe
iih praftiid aud gang gut ongeIai.
ien, ober bonn iinan5icllen @eiidts,
punfte aus 6abe bic Gompoanie BARN
feline 8ortheile fir iih iinben fonnen.
Gleftri5itat miro ser 9epoIferung
BON Chicago burh Die Common.
mealtb". .Gbiion" unb DGosnlopoli-
tan Company" gelieiert, bod lpar Sr.
@iuiamion iiber ben Yreis nid,t
prientirt.
Seute aebt sic &eiie meiter nod
Wilipollfee uno BON BORT nod 2ollis.
bile, SIP, Eartersburg, @..@a, ilro
Cumberland, Wb.
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R. &ei6ert.
%altimure's 9entider YbStoerapb,
4O9-11
oro.Wah.Strake

Noro.Vap.S trahe.
Gin eritflaifscs Veiadt fir crit.
fiaiige Nrbciten, nnb teins b5teren
Erciic, als Gle a~nSersiuo besa9lem.
SpeSialitat, Wcreinssrnppea xnb
Samilicngruppcn. WererSheranses
nad) alien 8ilocrp inter Warantie.
Nd)ten Sic ani ubise SlSreKe; e.
1T 81 Sbrem @ortbeile.
Seine @erbinbuns NIT irsenS ei'
ncmi anSeren Gtnbip.
(H0ts.x&e.1S)
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Gcn ben 5erien ii d, =
Yrpi. Geo. ". HSbImann. Der belieb-
te @eiun9uereinS.T irigent BON Gil.
baltimore, lueldcr ieine Terien nit
feiner camille in GarroG.G COUNT Sli.
brdd)te, fcbrtc an Montag nit llliicr
HrbeltslnIt nad) Baltimore 5uriid.
SINS neucSein III. = Tie 50 Sll-
idIien oes 81. @incentS /. @uiienboll.
les fir anabcn an Der Noro : Sront.
StraBe lDerbcn beute nod ibrem
liciicn &eim al Der yort.&oab, nobe
Der Slim Weilen . Cane, TRANSCRIPT
weroen. lin / llbr Nohn,ittogs
ireroen 5tuei WaggonS Der StrnBen-
babn nit ben ainoern bonn Hotb.
bauir abiabren. Sr. Moam Geupert
lit Der Nr6iioent oes Waiienbouies.
Ias neue Seim bat Hlat fir 125ain.
Der. Gas alte Seim an Der Noro.
5rontiiraBe lit ieit 10 Sabren &c.
branht worben.
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Mrs 3cbru pcreint.

Serr Sobn Gomoro Hoinc in Hciiters.
iopn nit Sri. Selcn Sopis &c.
trout. - Sit ein Gnfel oeS Ser.
ouseeberS ocs nIsutihcn Core.
lpon0cntcn". - Sic NeupermGhl.
ten aui Heiieu.
&err Sobn Gbmoro Moine. Sobn
oes pcrltorbenen Scrrn Gbmuro
Hainc, iul., mo Gntcl Ges Serrn G6,
iparo &aine. Srraus9eberS oes rIe,t-
ifen Gorreiponbcnteu", rcid,tc geiterl
SRI. Selen Iapis. Sod)tcr oes Serrll
George ". Tauis bon &eiiterstopn,
Garrpu-Gplntp, Wb., Ole &onb gum
elpigen Yunbe. Gle 1rouung muroc
INN ~ llbr Wittags In Der elterlihcl1
Wobnung Der Wraut Ourd) Eoitor
Iletder pom Meilterstoiun pol5o1cn.
Ter Sraultn9 ioIgte cin @abeliriib.
itiid, oil meld)cm ouBer Den beioerici-
tigen 5amilienungebori9cn ocs jun.
gen Eanres pielc @Gite bon 9olti
more uno llmgegano 5beil nobmcn
Gle NcupermGbltcn troien olSoonl
cine Soh5eitsrciie nod bem Siioel1
on. Had) DER Seilmfebr luerOen tic III
Gr. 1906. SinoenM penuc, Wobnluie
netmcn.
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%af9tn8ton-A 8entut
-beSr
"Deut(&en Gorrefponoeut,"
Ism. Sannemann,
1915 Waripn.S trake, N..@.,
No Nu3etgen nnb BstennRsea entseesa O.
ucHinten werbeu.
gufalberidjtc nus 8aibingtpn.
8erlungt Bios $25, 900.

" - P-cf'oos
Gillian DC. Chapman reitte ge-
fern i'm Iiitrifts . Supreme-8 eridt
cine SdaoeneriosfIoge fir $4,000
gegen Die Capital Traction SO. elm,
neil hire Sonb uno ibr Sanbgelent
ihruer perlebt muroeu, oils lie Die
Sono in Der H1be Der Hod Greet
Sriide finn 3oll melt aus Dem Seil-
tier ltrcdte mo oabei nit eitem5rol-
leppfolten in 9criibrullg FAM.
Neger. @egela9crcr.
Srou s.. u. 9opo bon Nr. 2401,
S.StraBe, 1913, muroe an Der Gde
bon %. unO S-StroBe port einem Ne
ger ibrer @eloborie beraubt, oils lie
an einem groBen Sbottenbaunle por-
beiging. biilter lpelbem Der Sdipor3e
llb perborgen 9ebolten bate. Gr
flitd)tete ounn in ELM nabes 8ebiiih.
Sic 8eloborie entbielt oQeroings nur
10 Gents.
GieGiheinG9re
Cine Teibe bon rotben Gifen iou
on Der Eenniplpanin : spe. Dor Dem
Shntonlts . @ebGube, Dem @ebGube
ocS Stoots = Icpartcments, BEN @es
bGlioe oeS &riegs Gepartemelts II.
Dem 8ebGuoe OeS Slotten b.. 9eparte.
mentS gepflon5t merben. Gaburd
miro Der Elas IN Den Ser. Staaten,
Der Die meiiten geiuder liebt, beoeu.
tenO perib0nert.
Gin feiner untcribieb.
Fpli5eirid)ter aimbaQ bcfinirte ae-
iiern Den llnteridieo aipiihen einen,
bungrigen Wonn, Der INN gtobruna
bittet, uno einem TRAMP, Der aus@e-
ipobnbeit bettelt. 6ranf SnrpeD, elm
boffnungspcacS Sobnden elmer per-
mlttlueten Wutter, batte lid tregen
Sogabunoirens 81 perontmorten.
Seine ueiBbnori1e Mtiltter bat Den
Hi1ter, er nlDdte ibren Sobn loufen
%lolier, lie babe iid naf Baltimore be-
geben miiiien, lnb ibr Sobn babe
nid)ts 81 eiien gebubt. Ger Hihter
e%ntgcgnete, mennl Der Singing iid
oomit begniigt bGttc, ieinen Suneer
81 ltiQcn, fonnte er ibrer Vitte nod)-
fommer, ober Die 3euaenausiaeen
batten eriuieien, baB er ollie 1aiben
poq BON GBnaaren bate, unb babel
flott meiter bcttelte; Oos lei 2allb-
itreiderei. Ter &aoi gob linn 60
Gage Irbeitsbous.
Serfauften Q hnappS am
Sonnt 70.
Gilbert Witbea, &idorb Green II.
Sbon1as S'GonneQ muroen geItern
bonn 8obi aimball idulbig beiun-
Den, am Sonntog nit Sbnapps bou-
iirt uno 9%otenbienlte fir 8irtbidaf-
ten getban 81 babel1, uno perurtbeilt.
Witbell unb S'Gonnea erbielten il
$500 @eloitrofe ooer 6 Monate @e=
fangniB, Green mlirbe 81 $500 @elh-
Itrafe ober 8 Wonaten @efdngniBbaft
perurtbeilt. Mitd)elI bauiirte nit
Shnopps, bebauptete ober, er babe
Goofilte p%ertolit; Green uno S'Gon-
nell bciorgten 9otengGnge fir @ait.
luirtbc.
8, Shredcn!
Sie gcfiirdtete Siege, iuelbe sic
geiGbrliGeS h%loffrantbeit peruriadt,
1T III @aibington baS beibt, ibre
Gier. 0ieieIben milroen IN Oen5bier-
SeIen gefunoen, melhe Gr-Vrdiioent
Hooiepelt bon girifo geionot bat. 9ie
@elebrten lperoen perilhen, ole Gier
ous5ubriiten. lie Gier muroen in
Dem Yel5 bon ofrifaniihen Saien ge-
iunoen, welhe bon ser geiiirfteten
SIieee ais 9riltitdtte allserforen iper-
sen.
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Sic Srei Grfuriipnc II
porbci. Gie ireicn Sampfer-Gr-
f~urliollen had Gbeiterirooo inter
Den aillpiiien Ser n0ree GUNNER
Grcmrlion Socletp" Iino gum Nb.
idlmB gefommen, mo ole lesie Gr.
furiion, Die am Montag itattiano.
mad,ten Die Seamten Der Sraoniia.
ton NIT. Sr. Sobn 81. Sba,p, jun,
lit Eralioeilt Der @eicaihait.
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Nutis.
Scbbel'a eiL5iecs GtnSir.

Scocrmanu frnnt bic BON mrs ge.
l~iciertc Nrbcit; mir benfen nidjt b.
ran, inns iclbit 81 lobst Eontcrn iber'
lnfen sizes nuicren 2eifaneen. Seine
5rcppen lei ms 81 eriteisen. 2aien
Sic iid bon Mnoereu nidt tdniaen,
cs giebt MIR Gin ein5isrs 9ebbel.S Stu.
bio nnb bies befinSet iid i'm Yarterre.
Ndjtem Sic anf bias Sans, NO nnier
aaf Aharcn unb JenEsrn
itebt.
Gein. Neenten. Gin Vreis.
Ndten sic auf
-&ebbel'S-
32l Nsrb'0ah.S tr., aabe &is6.
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$taot Baltimore.


.sasetp." pGolnmbia surIesoiers."
.Npilionp. etrafen. Sbcater." "Gueen OF
tbe OUTLAWS Camp"
.SlaneH'e." - NunbepilcsIite.
,0iarplans." aeitb's aal Star 8aubes
,,Srasmprr, eating, @de 5ranIIin. unb 9aea.
Strabe = 3soen gbeHo 9on8ertaiuitf nnS feiie
SsatiGss sarmuuie.eaie uns Stenaurant,
Gr. 4II, gseit' 5apetie:s trabe. 0ebei. NbenS
nm 8 llbr erobes CONCERT oes Baltimore
Aiinitler.G uariett~
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32l Hsrb'Gas.S tr., aate &ist.
Morris tribune., 1909-10-29
zELAYA'S ARMY LOSES
Nicaraguan ReVOIutiOnists Win
Important Battle.

Bluef1elds, Nicaragua, Oct. 25.-The
tug Blanca, which has arrived here
from Greytown, brings news of the
first important battle of the reyo1H-
tion.
General Cbamorros' forces fought
an engagement with 1000 of Presi-
dent Zelaya's troops at a point be1oE
Boca San Carlos, on the San Juan
river. The revolutionists won a de-
cisive victory, 100 of the government
troops being killed and 800 wounded
General Chamorros' losses were slight
The insurgents captured two Krupp
siege guns and 400 rifles. This defeat
for President Zelaya will doubtless
have a deterrent effect on recruiting
for the government service at Ma
nagua and is likely also to bring addI-
tional reyolutionists to the standards
of the insurgents. General ChamorrQs
is now advancing slowly.
The steamer Yulu also has reaches
here with the details of the capture
by the revolutionists of Cape Gracias
a Dios. This port was easily taken.
not more than five or six men being
killed and a small number wounded,
This gives the revolutionists control
of the entire Atlantic coast.