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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14
a Gigantic Ren'SssEge.

A gigantic egg, twenty-four inches
in diameter, which Utah Agricultural
College has placed in the Utah state
exhibit, is one of the most curious dis
plays at the Panama-Caifornia EXPOSE
ton, San Diego, DR.. E. G. Titus, pro-
fessor of etymology at the college
declares that the egg was laid by hen,
but how it came to be so large is
secret which he will not reveal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14
MASONIC INSTALLATION.
New Officers We're Stationed Tuesday
Night with W. O. Davis, TIa ster.

Last Tuesday night the new officers
of Oakland Lodge No. 1872, A. F. & A.
Masons were installed by District
Deputy R. E. SIiger, assisted by the
brethren, as follows:
WOrshipful Master, W. 0. Davis; Sr.
Warden, Frank E. Rathbun; Jr. War
den, Paul Mitchell; treasurer, George
W. Legge, Jr.; secretary, Mark S.
White; Sr. D.. DR.. w. W. Grant; Jr.
D., Harland L. Jones; tyler, Charles ].
Newman; Sr. s., ]. E. Harmed; Jr. s.,
William Roberts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14

Field goals: Thrasher, 4. Foul goals:
Felton,. 2; Williams, 6; Hendrickson, 3.
Referee, Prof. Teeter. Umpire, Eth i
WEIGH.
The following students have made
not less than 80 per cent in each subject
studied, and not less than 80 per cent
in department for the fourth school
month: Freshman class, Helen Casteel,
Reva Davis, Anna DeBerry, Eva
Falkenstein, Lorena Falkenstein, Mary
Drake Naylor, Mildred Ford, Stasia
Friend, Lucille Friend, Frances Miller,
Emma Rathbun, Elizabeth Townsh end,
Elizabeth Wilson, Coyla Farmhouse,
Frank Lyon, Charles Cough. Robert
Porter, Edward Scott. Robert Singer.
Sophomore class, Mildred Dixon, Lillian
Helbig, Pauline Jones, Carol Miller,
Carrie Mann, Beulah Ralston, Winifred
Weimer, OTIS Harris. Juniors, Carrie
Thrasher, Mildred Thrasher, Blanche
Clark, Ada Murphy, Edward Lewis,
Donald Maffett. Seniors, Bess Hen
erickson, Dottle DOMAIN. Lulu Friend,
Evelyn Helbig, Grace Laffey, Edwana
Peddicord, Lena Ravenscroft, Leah
Sincell, Harold Conneway, Delbert
Davis, Robert Garrett, Ross Isenberg,
Playford Naylor, John Scott, George
Queer. Post Graduate. Robert White.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14
THE DEATH RECOKD
LILLE GRANT NINE.

Mrs. Lille Grant Nine, wife of
George Nine, died at her home, near
German Md, Jan. 4. 1915, aged A
years, II months and days.
Mrs. Nine had been afflicted for
many months, but was still able to
direct the household affairs until, with
in the last few weeks, when she be-
came too feeble to assume any further
domestic cares. She loved her home,
and was ever industrious, kind and ap-
preciative. From her youth she was a
faithful member of the Church of the
Brethren. and was always ready to
defend the right. She leaves a sorrow
ing husband and three children, Will
bert, Mrs. Della Beckman and Mamie;
also six brothers and three sisters. The
funeral services were conducted by
ED. l. W. Alternately after which in
terment was made in the family bury
ing ground.
S. P. SPECHT.
s. P. Specht died at his home in Deer
Park, Sunday morning, aged So years.
Mr.. Specht was merchant and had
charge of the Deer Park central tele-
phone station. He is survived by his
widow and daughter, Mrs. Mosser.
The funeral took Wednesday with in
terment at Flat Woods. The services
were conducted by Rev. Bremen pastor
of the Lutheran church. Mr.. Specht
had the respect of the public and his
death will be loss to the community.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14
High School Notes.

Last Friday evening the girls basket
ball team played Kingwood high school
at Kingwood, the game resulted in a
lis victory for Oakland. The game
was one of the fastest and most inter
esting ever played by Oakland. and
there was very little rough playing done
by either team. the players or both
sides were well matched, and all the
players showed good team work.
After the game the Kingwood girls
entertained the visitors at an oyster
supper at the jenkins Hotel. The fes-
Invites continued until after midnight,
when the party retired for the night.
The Oakland girls returned home Satur-
day on No l6.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
LESLIE BAPTIST To
HONOR ORPHANS

LESLIE, Ca, Dec. 16.-The Baptist
Sunday school of this place will OBJ
serve Orphans Home Day next Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 10Th. Services will be.
gin promptly at 2:3O o'clock.
T. F. Gatewood, superintendent CT
First Baptist Sunday school of Amer.
icus, will be present, accompanied by
the choir from that school, to lead Ia
tire singing. The Sunday school will
furnish a program consisting of songs
and Rotations by the children to IL
lustrate the origin, history, purpose
and needs of the orphans home.
There are now two hundred and
forty-ive homeless children in the in
stitution. Money is badly needed to
provide for these little tots, and real
izing this fact the Leslie school has
pledged itself to raise $500. All the
members of the Sunday school and
church are expected to give an amount
of money equal to one days work.
1t is the hope of those in charge of
the occasion that at least 500 will be
raised, and the presence of every mem
Der of the congregation will be helpful
to them in their endeayor to raise
f, nds to provide suitable Santa
Claus offering for the orphans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
THO PRETTY GOLF
PLOTS At DRU|DS

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 16.-Few peo-
PIE know it, but now there are two
golf courses in beautiful Druid Hills
One, of course, is the famous Druid
Hills Golf club, which everybody
knows about. The othere is unique
one-hole course in the back yard of
George Adair, one of the men who
made Druid Hills what it is, and who
has one of the most magnificent homes
in that section of handsome homes.
Mr. Adair decided that there were
occasional times when he could prac-
tice at home for a few minutes, whine
il wouldn't be possible to go to the
club, so he had the tee and fair green
and putting green laid out, with slop-
Ing approach and sand trap in front
of the putting green, SO that it re-
qrires a skillful chip shot with the
mashies to land and stay on So far as
is known, Mr.. Adair's back yard
mashie approach is the only private
golf course" in Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
SEARCH FOR HEIR To
s4,000,000 ESTATE

| ATHENS, Ga, Dec. 16-Temporary
administrators of the estate of Colonel
Jim" Smith, the wealthy Georgia
planter who died at his home in Smith
sonia last week, have been appointed
by Ordinary Bacon, of Oglethorpe
county, and have set out to find heirs
to the vast property left, apparently
without a will having been made.
Efforts to discover any document re-
lating to the disposition of the estate
have been in vain. With farm lands,
Athens real estate, mortgages, bonds
and stocks, its value is estimated at
nearly 100000.
Colonel Smith was never married
and had no brothers or sisters. Three
half brothers survive him: Robert
Smith, John Smith and George Smith
The administrators now in charge of
the estate are as follows: D. w. Mead
ow, Elberton; J. O. Mitchell, Smith
sonia; F. p Holder, Jefferson; N. D.
Arnold, Lexington; A. c. Erwin, Ath-
ens Larkin K Smith, Bostwick.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16

This Week
Today
The Heart
of Maryland
Featuring Mrs. Leslie
Carter
NIGHT PRICES Zoe and 15c
Tomorrow
Betty Nanses
and an all stat cast in
"Should a Mother TeII'
PRICES &c and lOc

Georgia Normal College, at Valdosta,
where they have been attending
school,
Mrs. M. Sumerford returned Sat.
urday from Rome and Forsyth, where
she visited her daughters, Mrs. Charles
d. Little and Mrs. John Stevens.
THE W. o. o. W. had their regular
business meeting Tuesday evening at
which they elected the new officers for
the incoming year, after which they
lad an oyster supper.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
RED CROSS stALs'R
T. ARE NOW ON SALE

The ladies of the Americas a nd
Sumter County Hospital association
are pushing the sale of Red Cross
stamps. They help great deal, and
the public is requested to use them
during the holiday season.
1t has been announced that they
will be on sale at the Windsor Phar-
macy and Murray's Pharmacy, with
other places to be announced tomor-
row.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
ATLANTA MERCHANTS DOING
HEAVY CHRISTMAS BUSINESS

ATLANTA, Ga Dec. 16.-Atlanta
merchants say that their Christmas
trade this year is fully normal, and
that if it keeps up through Christmas
ever will be the largest in history
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
Leslie
Especial to Times-Recorder. D

NoPOSld' StS p
LESLIE, Ga, Dec 16.-In a recent
election of town officers, Mr.. Wilson
Pryor was elected mayor; ALDERMEN,
Kenneth Hugh Hines, R. ]. Sim, H.
L. Speer and G. A DeaVors; cleark and
treasurer, R. E. Brown.
Miss Mary Carter spent Friday in
Americas.
Leslie's basket ball team went to
Smithville Tuesday afternoon for a
game with Smithville. Leslie won, 26
to IL.
The many friends here of Mr.. Ed
win Booth were very sorry to hear of
his death at Columbus Sunday.
Misses Mary Lou, Lorena and Ella
Perry. of Huntington, and Messrs
Harge, of near Americas, and J. p.
Harper, of Alapaha, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Parker Sunday.
Miss Eunice Stubs, of Albany, is
here, spending the week with Mrs. Fl.
| A. Deriso.
Miss Nellie Siddall spent the week
end at Cobb with her friend, Mrs. Hol-
comb Wade.
Mr., Ralph M. McCloud spent Sunday
at his home in Bronwood
Mrs R. F. Thompson and children
are spending several days with Mrs.
B. c. Faircloth at Seville
The w. o. w. Circle enjoyed
feast prepared by all the ladies pres
ent Tuesday afternoon after their bus
mess meeting.
Rev.>R. E. Bailey and afmily STOP
ped with Rev. and Mrs. e. e. Gardner
Friday in passing through town.
Misses Lucille Bryan and Fannie
kaylor have returned from the South
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
CH|LOREN's MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS ON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The Childrens' Missionary society of
First Methodist church will have
meeting tomorrow friday AFTERNOON
al o'clock lat the church. The little
members are asked to bring their mite
boxes to the meeting for the annual
opening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-16
The
CHRISTMAS STORE

It is the wish of everyone to give something
Iol christmas Gifts that will please, satisfy and be
entirely acceptable.
The problem of what to give NAV be easilv
Soived by visit to this store. You will find it
meo Win attractive and practical articles for gifts
Ihings you would like to have receive yourself
1uSeIui gifts that will be appreciated long after
the Holiday season.
:. Everything is so reasonably priced that youll
nnu quick and economical solution of what to
gve that will be truly appreciated
Come in and look as long and as often as you
W1sh-come early while the choosing is at its best
And Let Us Show You Through Our SPECIAL Line
OF Christmas Goods
Bath Robes Ladies Silk Hose
Fancy and Plain Hand. Fancy S0x
kerChiefs Comfortable House
Fancy Neckties in Xmas Slippers
Boxes house COa'S
I|rpse Govoe Some new hats that are
...s c,a0 .o' especially good
a'o ulO's0 Mems and bOys Suits
Sllfls ID Doth fancy and OvGrCOats
dDd plain Sweaters, in all COIOrS
Leather Collar Bags in Children Play Suits of
all COlOrS every kind
Rylander Shoe Company
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
PAGE ELEVEN

Long, SM NEA, VIZ SEA.
Sec. Z, VIZ NEA, SEA
NEA. NE SEA, Sec 1914
10 6664
Woods, A. NJ, Grass Range.
lot 8, blk. ...........................-... 7.25
Woods, Jno. W.. NY SEA, So
SEA, Sec. 8 S1a SWA, Sec.
10, NEA NWA. NWA NEA,
Sec. 15-l5-27, SEA- SWA, 81
SEA, Sec. 3. So SWA, SWA
SEA. Sec. 2; NEA NWA,
Ne NWA, Sec. 10. N1s
NWA. NWA NEA. Sec. IL,
So NEA. NEA SWA, WE
SEA, Sec. 10, Sla NWA,
SWA NWA, Sec. 11-14-26
and personal -..........-.-,...,..,,...... 164.27
Woodward, p. e., Winnett, lot
4, blk. 23 ..~.a..........-.. ............. 573
WOOley, J. H., and j. G.. Camp
bell, Coffee Creek, lot 1,
DIX. IA 6.SS
Wright. Enos e.. Kendall lot
~ DIX. IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lis
Wright. LIZZIE NJ, trustee, Park
Ad.. Lew. lot S, blk. .. 435
Wright, Lizzie NJ, and Howard
7. Weed. SR NWA, Ne
SWA, SWA SWA, Sec. II,
SEA SEA, Sec. 20-16-15 ... 415l
Wright. Richard H., Moore, lst
Ad.. lots 7. s, 8, 10, blk. H. 1l63
Wunderlin, Louis. Kings Ad.
Kendall, lot Is. blk. 2.... LIS
WymOre, Ira. WE SWA. Eis
SEA, Sec. 1l-13-12 ....... 1916
Yeaton, Chas. L., No. l, all Sec.
7-l2-3O ................................ 6lI7
Yeaton. Chas. L., No. 2, all Sec.
25-l3-29 .-...,.,....-,....,...,......-.... 1888
Yonderian, Leo, Lew Hts, lot
10, blk. 20 .......-.........-............... 494
Yonderian. r., Lew. Hts, lot II,
blk. 20 -.,.......-.r,....-..-..., 355
Young, Myron r., WE SWA,
Sec. Is. NEA NWh, Sec.
1912-21. NEA NEA Sec. "a
1920 .....,............... ..................-. 1875
Younkin, Frank. HIlger. lot 4,
Dix. .........,........y,.,-.... 1893
Zachary JAS W., Moore. lots
3. 4. blk. II. 1st. Ad,. lot 10.
blk. II, lot l. blk s, and per-
sonal ..............,.............. 35.73
Zipperian. Leonard Coffee
Creek, lot s, blk l5 .......... 6.Gl
Zobek, Frank and Toney Kom-
ac, Wndham. lot l6. blk 1891
Iupec, JOS. SEA Sec. 2G-12-24.
and personal ........................ 93.23
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30

WdHl, licHIy %, LeW. IllS., 'ol
/, blk. AS ..........,,.............-...-.
Waite, Walter A., SEA NWA,
Sk NEA Eh SWA, Nha
SEA. SWA SEA, Sec. 8, Nla
NWA, SWA NWA, VIZ
SWA, Sec. II, SEA SEA,
Sec. Is, SEA NWA, E%
SWA, VIZ ER, SEA NEA,
NEA SEA, Sec. 10, NWA,
E12 SWA, Sec. 20, NE
NWA, Sec. 20, NEA NEA,
Eh NWA, Sec. 30-14-12, and
personal
Wakefield, Minnie, Roy, lots
S, 3, blk. IL ...--..-....................,...
Walker, Mrs. Anna, Lew. Hts,
lot l, blk. n ............................
Walker, ]. c., Stanford, lot s,
oih' y
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-18
Mnn1ob,ring fra De Goreneoe Stater.
Sen rnertfQnlfe @Qnonbaa6 v3ara,

Mnn1oo1,ing fra De Goreneoe Stater.
Den nerifonife @anonbano v8ara'
gofa" er Meben bernet, % to anne.
rifa1rite @fibe laltet neo Sifal til
Be 6orene6e @tater blep uoflareret
2drong 116en 11ogen $in6rtnger.
@ot1trea6n1tral Gaperto1t, 9berft.
befale11be for oen amerifanife Glaaoe
i merifanffe Sarban6e, melote ti6ltg
it1orges, at @ofaoen bar bRpet %
u3arogoia" be1rbt ttl6age til 8era
Gru0.
0fficielle &apporter 16arbet6et
for 8reitoert @ilion btier> at Der
for 1erbere,16e er fem forifiellfge
@ebolutioner &epltblifen Merico,
og at Der er EN- iiette 6aftion, iom
lite befatter iig me6 mtliter 8irf'
iombe6, men forieger at faabtrte
Situotionen fra 6e Gorene6e Stater.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-18

Sbam lioer ct Meberlag. 9eetp Dorf
6en 16oe Marts. @arrp g.. Sbaip
le6 ct len1t gee6erlag ioag / i'm Scamp
for 6ribe6en. 9ommer Hage al
Sbieiteret afilog nentlig @oaitanoe1t
on1 at ban ifuloe tilbageie116es til
Staten Seem &ibire efter Sri
fien6elien for @on1plottet 9eroag.
&botps 6oriparer bap6e foru6ieet en-
ugunitig &ienbelie og bapoe forbe-
reot en- @abeas Corpus Srore, Der
beor6re6e Tbam for. cit an6en @eie-
iterets6ommer for at gine bam Mn.
leoning til at bite, at ban mi er nor
NAL.
6er &ette11 1ns6te> blep 9irefteren
for Combs, @anlep, peo @abeas Cor
pus Or6re fra &pielterets6omn1er
8iiur beororet til at fremltille Sbalp
| / &etten nefte 29roag / 2lfel6e
9ommer &oge fl1l6e negte Gbatps
Eilboeeien6elie til Seem &an1pibire.
Dette bilbe bi,16re &batp fra at blipe
ien6t til Mattea>pan fer 2groag.
8prtfommen / en- Gnelturm /
Mlaffa. Some, 9llalfa, 6e, 9oe
Morts. Mrs. emma Dablquiit, Ser
eier ct 8ertsbus Safetp, % Wil
pitenfor fer, fiprte Jig pilo en- Sne.
1torm 5grbag Scat og i1ttet Spor fan
fin6es al ben6e. Sort for Sen frpg.
telige 5neitorm begpnote, ser bar ra-
let iioen; por @rs. 9ablql1tit retlt til
Some nre6 ct $rnoeipatt6. Se,16es
Mon6 og mango arore far beret
uoe / Stornten og iegt efter ben for.
ipunone, men u6en Mei1ltat. Det er
6rala16sitorm og man frpgter for,
at Wtrs. OdDlqlt11ts 91noe1pan0 ct
rebet af Stornen bort fra Beien
langs 5tranoen og TO paa sesien /
SMn6et.
Mbpariel mo6 &otetesplantning.
@afbington ben 146e Marts. 2nnb.
rugs6eparteme,tet a6bareoe i6ng
moo at plaa1te formeget af ttoltge $50.
teter, i0et Der ifelge gfapporter bar
en- langt iterre Goripning at Noteter
poret Ror6en, lite sSu1l1ar 1918
END Maret / Jorbeie1t, og at 9riien
MI er 33c ntnore ems for ct slar
fiben.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-18

@aibington BEN 13ee Marts. =
5inansmintlter Mc&6oo un6erfaite.
6es en- Operation for 8linotarmsbc.
tenoeIie (slppenoieit) beo Yrobibenee
9olpital. 0peratio,,en foreto9es Of
Sc 81. so. Gaa.,,tl lerep og Dr. Carr
8 @rapion, iom ct 8rGiioent @H,
ions 2ege. timber ba,ts GrabGr fra
eStnnns6eporte1me1tet be]tDres bette
af nsititeren6e Ginansn1inilter 8pron
&. Netpton.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-18

9aris BEN ODE MartS. De Jor.
Stoters Mn1bosla6sr @tlliam 6.
Sbarp gibr alt for at fren1ne Mrbei'
bet meo at bielpe 6e ne6lioenoe Bel,
giere / Tra1frige. &lrfin6er at &pin-
Ser % 8brn fra 8elgie,1 font bapbe
r,eget inoa Mioler peb @egDnoe lieu
af angen % flpgteoe tu sJrantnge,
er TIT uoe,t Hengesog e. nfbnngige al
offentligt l1noerbolo.: glmbasiaobr
@barp le6er> bba6 Sielp ban Tan
foa fra Mmerita til oisie ubeloig It'll.
le6e Wennefer. a--,. :.
Hreiioenten bill life tage in1ob.-
@aTbi,,gton oen lite Morts. Set
bleb fl,n69iort / BET Sbi6e Sus i6ag,
at poa @rl,no of oe presierenoe mer.
ifa1ife % andre tnternationale
Spergsnroal biloe Yr9li6e11t @tlion
/ De 11elte tire Tiger lite no6tage ott-
ore beiegenoe emo 9fegieringens @n.
be6sme1t6. Breiioenten enifer per.
ionltg at boretage Gorbanolingerre
angaaen6e Sen nel1trale 5fibsfart og
1ne6 be meritanite Safttoner. Sent
ningen af u@illiom g. GrDe" al ben
@run6, at 6ets Sbe6e bar beiten1t for
en- fienotlig &obr, ipnes at aniees
for at bore af flor 8etp6nine for BET
oln1in6elige Spprgsmoal ON &ontra.
ba116e.
8arbiners q. Seem gorf SEN 1O6e
Marts. Clarence s. Mactap, Yrn.
ii6e11t for Commercial Gable Co., far
leiet poa lang Eio og ne6 Mbgang
til &ieb @oroi1rers 9en, be1taaenoe
af ca. 5000 @cres u6enfor 9itenoen
al Gong Sslun6. @an pil BRUCE Sen
ion Dpreparf.
9en bar bpret Samilte1 @arot.
1ters 8eiio6elie ii6en 1889. rGn
flor iort &11n6, ct @eber, noget
&rl1M og Sagl, e116el @unt % noglc
faa bollan6ife 8la1rfetter, til en-
@prbi at 5 Bunt6 Sterling," bar
ifblge 2pon @ar6iners 3apirer 6en
Bris, ban oprtn6eltg betalte gpan.
6aneb, Seb6ing for Marbanfettsin.
oianerne paa Gong Ssln11o. S6og
ber6ipttes 9en til 100000.
Meosansen Gspresfompaniers
Gorretuing. 8a76ingto1t 6en lobe
@arts. Sfblge en- 9periigt fra mel.
lernftatsbonoels- -@omnrisiionen oDer
0riftsmogiftcr og Snotaeter for 9on.
bets fornemite grpresfontpa1ier bar
bisfe tabt e1torntt a11tageltg paa
@r1nt6 af 9affepoitbnfenet. S SEQ.
benrber 1914 bar Der ct Sob at
1897 fantnenltgttet tne6 en- Gor-
tienefte al $132,2s5 / Nopen1ber
1918. s ben fem Maane6ers Berto.
he 6pr pttNfp fffpA Qnf1pnthor 10TH
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-03-18
Grr,1 1uittp np1
@nslanbs betbbelisite Statsmano |
Nnti6em. Bar en- af Jrt6snn.
berbanblerne Yprtsnontb.

2on6on ben 19be M8arts. @reb
Sergei SuIiepitcb @itte, @uslano1
f6rite 8remierniniiter, ogoe igaar
Mftes, meloer ct @eutertelegrnf fra
8etrograo.
@reb @itte bar M11sla,16s BE.
tp6eligite @tatsnpan6 / Dor Sio.
ita1nn1e6e fra En- tiff Ga1mtlie og bar
fp6t / Giflis 176e Suli 1849. 8an
itl4oereoe. peo BET fpiif-motbematife
Gafultet / O6esia og lag6e fig efter
SSSernba11ebelen. timber ben rnsfit.
tprfiife @rig / 1877-78 leoeoe ban
Troppetronsporterne paa Doesiaba'
uerr. $ 1879 bleb ban falbt til ct.
Yetersburg % bar ! 1881 Meolem
al en itor Sernbanefommisiio Sra
1865 bar ban 9irefter for 81
rusiiffe Sp6oeitbaner og bleb 6erpna
Gbef for Gt1tansmintiteriets Serrba-
1eaf6eliug. S 6ebrnar 1892 IT'D.
nebnte @5aren ban til Mniiter for
Communication og Maret ef.
ter til GinansminiIter. Com iaaomt
bar ban tn6lagt fig itore Gortiene.
iter, fornenmelig beo Sernbanenet
tets lt6oioelie. s 1908 bIep ban
Breii6ent for MiniiterfomiteerL % /
1904 blep BET betroet bant at fere
Gorban6lingerne om &mt6els elstrafta.
ten n1e6 Epiflano. s 8egDnoelien
al &rigen mellem Musla1t6 og So.
pan folbt fan | l1naa6e; men G5a.
rem blep ft1ort ne6t at benbenbe itg
til bam igien. San bar faale6es en-
af Srebsun6erbun6lertte i Sorts.
mouth, g. s., / 1905. Sort efter
bleb ban l6nebnt til @rene % Brm.
ii6ent for BET 11De Minilterinn1, 111elt
traf Jig tilbage allere6e t 1906. 81
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er en- nofiaa 6aarlig Gorfatning.
- @u1btnaton Sen lite Marts.


= @aibington 6en lite Marts.
u@illiam g. Grpe"> iom bleo ienot
tilb,tn6s af u@rin5 @itel 6rte6rieb"
bar bao6e me6 Seu1pn til @tprrelIe
og lt6itpr sen amertfanife Setlftbs-
flaabes Stoltbe6. 9abet fal6er lite
paa cit @orporation, 11en paa Meb'
letnner eller Gorbin6elier al Gami-
lien Setpall, ser fra rmilr6elige 81
Der bar beret bere1nt bla11bt 9eetu
@nglon6s @fibsbpggere og @bebere.
vGrDe" bleb bDgget / 8atb, We., og
erbol6t @egiiter / 1901. Sfibet bar
opfal6t efter afoe6e Scuator 6rDe al
Mat11e.
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rOsear II" taniet. Seem Dort,
136e Marts. @efal og Rasfagerer
pon ben 6anite Dnu1per Oscar I : s, .
Der aufom bertiI iong fra 4iebet- !
bapr1, iaeoe, at Sfibet blep itanfct
jeeu ben tn aalpe o11l-
'oanneoe fiiooligere Wbite 5ta Dam.
per rGeorie" % 9fficerer tom ot114
boro og unoerfggte Sfibspnpirer,,e, ,,
fgr Oscar II" tit Sob at fortfatte
Sen 6te Marts opfange6e n1t1t
g. .. g. Manb fra bet brRt6enoe
franife @an1piftb ga Tourntne :" og
1fiert Oscar II" par 200 Ml fro
6et> ileoe Ben itrar nte6 flll6 Sort h
&ielp, i11btil @fterretning Tom, at
p vMotteroan" asltitere6e.
&an6elsfommisi @aibing.
ton oen 15oe Marts. 9et an0et ito.
re @egieringsbnrea1t oprettet at Son.
gresien unoer Breitoent Bilions
Mominiltratio1t, bill begpn6e fin Birt.
iombe6 tmorgen 1taar Soiepb e..
Dapies, @is., @6tpar6 N. Sltrlen.
SssI.,, @illiam s. &arris, Georgia.
@illiam s. Barry, @aibington og
George @1,bee, Seem @ampfbire, at.
logger 60 iont Me6le1nmer at ben
nt)e feoerole &an6elsfonnnisiion.
ser bar en- bi6treffen6e Mpnbigbea
/ tit 0pipn me6 amerifaaife Sa1t.
6elsforetagenoer.
s4fbolbslbfter ! Sniinbbis.
Bbilaoelpbia ben 15oe Marts.
l16enrigsninilter 8rDan Lao paa Rnn
paa Blatforlnen bet for &ep. 8s
y. @un6ap opferte Eabernafel %
brugte Gpangeliitens Goleritol ionl
5fripepult, i6et ban iaften Tom Bib.
ne nn6ertegne6e &mlinber al Mfbolos-
lgfter for Meno % Gutter l1oen.
talte til en- Soria1r.
ling poa neiten 10000 be6 ct Msoe
UNDER v9eatio,ta1 Mbitainers' Union.
Muipicier. Mg6et bnr BET fbrfte d
en- @pffe, iom agtes ofbolot Com
bets fornetnite 8per Mfbol6 6siagens
Snteresie.
straf for Gorrrberi ! Golorabs.
Denper, Colo, Ben 12te Mnrts.
Golora6oa @etreientantbus De6tog
i6ng EN- Sill, Der faitilaar, boao Der
er @eiforreoeri moo Staten %
Itentn1er @traffen til 9dben eIIer
2ibsitrof. Ser bar 81 stemmer for
og 25 inob. s:: 81.
gn 8ill forbp6er Offentligg ggierelis
I ct 8Io6 nf Ell Gale eller Mrtifel,
der tiener til at bible til 0pt6ier ,
% beitenn1er @etsforfeIgning ! Iige
9lfeloer. gn on6en 8iu cir Set
til Ell Gorbrp6elie at angribe 4
Meolem af Nationalea % esl9Iss e
treble til en- GorieeIie at nagte at
lpoe en- Drbre fra en- Militsoff offieer
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Mrs. @oefefeller bpo. Seem Yort
6en 12te Marts. @rs. Sobn 8.
&ocfefeller bgoe paa Yoca,rtico Sill
tioltg ioag.