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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
NORTH DAKOTA.

Arthur Purdon son of the ex-mayor,
and his companion, Johnny Golden, both
eleven years of age, We're drowned while
bathing in the Red river.
A Bismarck special says: Alice JOY
postnistrsss of Wales, in this county, was
arrested by Inspector Clement, charged
with fraudulently opening letters. She was
caught by decoy letters.
The steamer Abner O'Neal, owned by
Turner and Others of Mandan, with cargo
of wheat and wool, from Upper Missouri
river points, run against a snag near Paint
ed Moods and sank III ten feet OF water
The cargo and vessel total loss. No insur-
ance; loss, $4,000.
The Grand Forks Chamber of Commerce
committee which visited St. Paul recently
to confer with the officials of the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific in re-
gard to securing lower freight rates on coal
to Grand Forks are promised definite an
swer in 80 days. They are confident;that a
better rate will be granted.
Frank Welhaven, who has been acting
as janitor and messenger at the National
Bank at Fargo, has disappeared with $500
Of the bank funds. Welhayen was trusted
with large sums of moneyto deliver and
he decamped with package which was
to have been expressed over the Northern
Pacific.
A Grand Forks special says: With favor
able weather early sown wheat will he
ready to harvest about Aug. 25, later sown
wheat about the middle OF September and
sonlewill not be cut at all. Grain sown on
stubble IS coming on very poorly. with rust
and blight showing in places. Sixty per
cent is probably large average.
a Valley City special says: Three of the
teachers are reelected here for the ensuing
year: Miss Florence Myrick, of lie Sueur,
as principal, and Misses Bessie Lenvig
Featherston to lower rooms. Rev. b. Il
Spur, recent county superintendent, is
also elected and fifth teacher is vet to be
chosen. The Methodist society have let
the contract for their new church TO st.
Paul contractor for $1,000 and expect to
have it ready for use this fall.
| The N. w. Farme:s Elevator Company
| at Grand Forks elected the following offic-
ers: Q. O.. Haugerud, president; Levi
Stevenson, vice president; Thomas Ulyen,
secretary; o. I. Gronli, treasurer T. r..
Hanson, of the Superior Consolidated
Land Company, Of Superior, Wis, offered
the company site and short right for a
storage elevator at Superior, which offer
was accepted and the board decided to
build an elevator of 100000 bus hels capac-
ity at once.
The Peoples Party of Dickey county
held their convention at Glendale to nom
mate legislative and county ticket The
following nominations was made; Senator,
u HTY on
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Wed at Frazee Civ.

a FRAzEE Cry. Mimi, Special, July o..
Henry 2. Walker Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Louise Wellman, daughter OF Capt. D. Il.
Wellman, were married at the brides home
at this place. They took the night train for
Red Lake Falls, where Walker is book
keeper Tor Fogelb berg contractor on the
Great Northern, railroad
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
No Lack OF Money.

GREEN BAY. Wis, Special. Inly 25.-
Charles Bremen. harnessmaker. aged
sixty years, at O'Clock this evening jumped
into Fox river and drowned The suicide
had $3.50. 80 in his pockets when Ia ken from,
the river. Dependency was the cause. No
relatives.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
No Danger.

Mrs Hostess Won't you play.
something Miss Tempo2
Miss Tempo ustically No, thank.
You; I don't wish to interrupt the
conversation.
Mrs. Hostess Oh, dear Miss Tempo,
lit wouldn't not for a moment.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Took CarbpIic Acid.

HUDsoN, Wis, Special, July S5.-Mrs.
John Locke of Ellsworth, partly deransed,
attempted TO commit suicide to-day while
o., the train for this city, She took dose
of carbolic acid shortly before reaching the
city. but received prompt medical assist
ance and will recover
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
The R,l~r.ide Mills Sold,

LITTLE FAILS. Mimi, Special. July rs
The Riverside Touring mills were sold to-
day to Forester Brothers, who are at pres
ent running under lease the Red River
Valley mills AT Moorhead. The considers
ton isenot given. but is u goodlv sum, as
the mills have a capacity OF 400 barrels
daily.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
New stock investments Company.

DICKINSON, N. D., Special, July 25.-The
North American Live Stock Investment
company, capital $3.50, 900. Wasincorporated
to-day by Senators Hansbrough and Casey,
Gov. Burke. L. q Burke, John P BRAY, G.
Z II. Merry, 4. J. Greene J. w. RAYMOND
and Nelson B. Merry. The home Office of
the company will be at Dickinson. Stock
ranches viii be started and large business
8 transacted
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
rich Cole, ore Found

DEADwooD. S. d.. July 25.-Fred Haines,
an engineer, brought into town yesterday
specimens Of gold ore that assay SIG to the
ton. The rock fairly glitters with the
precious metal. Haines re-. uses to say where
the find was made but claims there is
plenty where it came 'front.'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
I,nport1nr alnaiInox

MILWAUKEE, July 25.-A case Of smallpox
was discovered IN a car load OF Immigrants
who arrived here to-day from Chicago over
the Chicago & Northwestern road The pa
tient is child about three years old, and
with its parents had just arrived III this
country. The car was side-tracked and
thirty i've occupants locked III until they
could be thoroughly examined and their
4 clothing funliyated
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Death by browning.

WARAsHA, Mimi, Special, July ED
ward Wolf of Cooks Valley, aged eighteen,
was drowned last evening while bathing in
the zumbro river. He was son of Hon.
ID. K. Wolf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
an Avara-e of az Dap

YAsKToN, s. d., Special. July 2a-For
six days ending tonight the government
weather bureau shows the average tempera-
ture TO have been SO deg. The highest
point reached being lO1 deg.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Cou,dn't Bring Rain.

HERMosA, s. ID, July Is The rain
makers representing the Goodland Arti-
fetal Rain company, Kansas, have left here.
after the complete failure OF five days
efforts TO produce rain.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

They We're Erected In China Gem
turtles Before the Christian Era
Began.
Suspension bridges which were built
in the time OF the Han dynasty (22O
B. Q. to 220.A. d. are still standing,
striking examples OF early oriental
engineering skill. According to his
torical and geographical writer's Of
China it was Shang Lieug, Kan Tsu's
chief OF command who undertook to
construct the first public roads in the
fowery empire. AT that time it was
almost impossible for the province OF
Shense to communicate with the cap
ital. Lieng took an army OF 1O, 900.
work-men and cut great gorges
through the mountains, filling up the
canons and valleys with the debris
from his excavations. AT places
where deep gorees were traVersed by
large and rapid flowing streams lie
actually carried out his plan OF
throwing suspension bridges stretch
ing from one slope to the other.
I These crossings, appropriately
styled "aying bridges" by the Chinese
writers, are high and dangerous look
| ing in the extreme. At the present
day q bridge may still be seen in
Shense which is 400 feet long and is
stretched over5a chasm more than a
Thousand feet deep. How those carly
engineers ereetedsueh structure wit Ii
the tools and appliances at their
command is a mystery to the Omaha
World-Herald. Most ancient Chinese
| bridges are only vide enough to
! admit Of the passage Of two mounted
men, ratings on either side serving t 8
insure the traveller s safety 1t is
1 thought highly probable that the
missionaries who first reported On
the early suspension bridges OF China
and who, OF course, gave some idea OF
4 their plan of construction, were really
the cause OF that unique species 81
bridge building being adopted by
! western nations. Again we are inn
pressed with the truth OF Solomon's
famous expression: here is moth.
/ ing new under tn sun y
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

line. and contributory negligence onthe
part Of Capt. G. 81. Cameron Daniels was.
at the wheel at the time Of the accident,
Cameron was collecting fares. Cameron
surrendered his license, pending i1vestiga-
ton.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
A MONT ANlAN DISAPPEARS.
he Goes to See schw einturth and Fails
to fseaprear.

lie Goes to See SchW Elm Eurth and Fails
to Reapnear
ROCKFORD Ill, July 25.-Two months
ago ]. S. Osleby and wife, who came here
from Chicago and became inmates Of
Schweiniurth's terrestrial heaven, began
suit IN the circuit court Tor $1,000 which
they had handed over to the pretender
upon joining his band of followers.
Schweinturth settled the matter before 1t
cameinto court and Mr.. and Mrs. Ogleby
Withdrew from his heaven They
did not entirely separate themselves
from his influence, however,
but took up their residence
abouta mile from the SchWeinfurth dwell
ing. living with former inmate of the pre-
tenders household. Thur. day John Chap
man came to Rockford from Montana,
claiming to be a brother to Mrs. O5Ieby,
and stating his intention OF taking her and
her husband West with him. He hired a
livery rig and went downto Schweinfurth's
place and has not been seen since The
rig was returned TO the owner all right, but
no trace o the man has been ound. When
III the city he expressed himself in.very
bitterterms against Schweinturth, and it is
feared that his feelings may have led to
some indiscretion at the pretender's home
to. which his disappearance is due.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Shot by i. Mail Robber

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July. 25.-J. G. Bal
linSer, United States storekeeper and
Iauger, was shot and Instantly killed last
night, six miles east of Cookeville, while
trying to arrest jeff S.oan Tor robbing the
mails. Bailinger had traced Sloan TO log
cabin, the windows ana doors of which had
been barriGaded The officer with two men
approached the cabin, when Sloan fired
both barrels ola shotgun, nearly filled with
buckshot. The lower part OF Ballinger's
body was ridaled. sloaE is still at large.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
.IOWA.

Howard CockriIl, the - year-old son Of
Milt Cocsrill, was drowned at Ottumwa
while swimming The body has not been
recovered.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The grain warehouses belonging to w.
G. Cardiff and I'VE. p. Brown at Iniepend-
encee were burned. The loss IS $50, OOO;s
partially insured. ss8
Morton Miller has been appointed coun-
tyauditor by the board of supervisors Of
Union county, vice John =. Wilson, de-
ceased. Mr.. Miller served two terms as
county auditor years ago.
Reliable in formation has been received
that Prof Calvin, recently chosen state
geologist, will decline the position He
holds a position which pays him $4,000 per
year, while the new place offers but So. 500.
G. r. Wallace,s drug store at Independ-
ence was burglarized $3.50 in cash. over
$500 innotes and other valuable papers be-
ing taken. The thieves have been traced
oWaterloo.
Matt Thome, newspaper carrier was
run over by a street car at Dubuque and be-
ieved to be fatally injured. Heis l6 years
old and recently passed successful exam
nation at Waterloo for admission to West
Point.
Burglars broke into the home of D. l..
Berry at Cedar Rapids for the second time
IN less than year. and stole $50 in cash..
$lOO II city orders and s. 900 innotes. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry were ehlorofo formed.
No clue.
An unknown lady jumped from the
Illinois Central passenger train at Rock
Rapids sustaining injuries that will prove
fatal, She remained on the train till after
1t started from the station and then jumped.
striking on her head and crushing her
skull.
\ a ri ol< L
70o-acre park adjoining the Big 500 river
Chicago parties together with eight miles
of electric railway for 5000, 600. 1t is be-.
lieved that the Chicago & Northwestern
road is the real purchaser.
Burglars were surprised in Sullivan &
Samplers dry goods house at Dubuque,
but escaped arrest They had been at
work several hours, and when discovered
had tied up ready to carry away 81, 500
worth OF silk and lace goods. They took
g small amount of money which had been
left in the cash drawer.
Three boys---John McKry. Joe Ransell
and Joe Sandberg. aged iourteen--- were
playing cards under car on the side track
at Atlantic City. During a flying switch
the car was struck Mckay's body was
cut III two, Ransells right leg was cut COM
Pletely off and sandberg, who Rugged the
ground between the rails. was so badly cut
and bruised that he will probably die.
Capt. ]. n. May has brought suit at Cedar
Rapids against Frank A. Simmons and
Deputy Marshal Clery for malicious and
false arrest and imprisonment, claiming
damages in the sum of $4,000 May was
present at an auction at Riverside Park and
was removed from the grounds at the re-
quest OF Simmons for creating a disturb
ance.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
Bur Observation-Disclosures.

&idter 9llbrisbt bon Iqentotpn, pa j,
bat fiir3lib in elmer 9iaturaIiiationsiade
eine intereIiante gnti6eibuns abseees
ben, inbem er baS SaturaIiiationss
iu9 bes 4rbeiterS Sobn Serrp abidlds
gig bef6ieb. DieIer mar i'm 9topember
b. s. in Gataiauqua an einem Strife
bon 8al3werfarbeitern betbeilist unb
Der 8erlebuns zines Staatsseiebes.
burd tpeIdes bic 8eranitaltuns bon
8eriammlunsen seipiHer Grt perboten
ipirb, i6ulois befunben tporben. Sn
ber 8esriinbuns ieiner Gnti4eiouns
bemerfte Der &i6ter, bab elm IuS!dn'
Der, Der um bas 8iirserredt nahfude,
minbeitens flint Sabre in ben Der.
Staatsn eetpobnt uno iid in bieier
3eit ais elm Mann BON sutem morali'
f6en @barafter, ber ben @runbidben
Der 8erfaiiuns Der Ser. Staatsn ersss
ben unb aur S6rberuns bes @eoeibens
berielben eeneist iei, ertpieien baben.
Sene neberfiibruns leete aber bar, bab
Ssrrp sur 3sit Der 8esebuns Der @es
iespsrlssuns nidt bisien 8eDinsunsen
entipra6, unb bssipesen mdiie iein @e'
iuh absetpieien iperben. Do6 icae
ni9t idlimmer se9en ibn porseeansen
tpsrben, aIs notbwenbis iei, unb bespe.
gen itebe eS ibm frei, iein @eiu4 su
erneuern, fpenn er na&sutueiien per'
mose, baB er fiinf Sabre lang obisen
8eeinsunsen entipro4en babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

anberiebuns sipii6en 8atsr unb Todtsr
itatt unb in Der 9piiben3eit entfernte
iid Der gaftor arserIid, obne bic Trau.
uns poasoeen su baben. Ser Sarmer
badte, feline Iodter iei mad Sauie se,
saneen unb iperbe ibn nun sepdbren
lahen. gr bolte an StelIe bes BaItors
einen Sriebensridter berbei, Der nun bic
Trauune pol3ebsn iolIte. Ibermals
mar Der aIte Serr benz ft5nen Momente
nabe, in benz er bic iusenbIide unb
bIilhenbe gtancp Sane iein eisen nsnnen
fonnte, ba itiir3te tpieberum iein intes
refantes I6dterlein in's 3immer, rib
bem Squire" ben SsiratbSerIautniBs
idein aus Der Sanb unb sntfIpb bamit.
Daburd ipar bic Trauuns nodmals
bereitelt. DaS 36bterlsin febte ben
Nadbarn auseinaaber, ibr 9apa iei
ALIEN @nfdeine nad nidt mebr reht
Bel 8eritanb uno iie tperbe unter feiner
8ebinsuns auseben. bab er burd cine
berartise Seiratb nit einsm ..iunsen
Ding" ii6 in feinen alien Tasen ldbers
lid made. Ser 9llte tperbe bon ieinen
8inbern liebepoa bebanbelt, iie fibre
itm bic Sausbaltuns, unb Iafe eS an
9li6tS feblen, mas au ieinem &pmfort
bsitrasen tDnne.
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Bur @efbibte ses 0elocipebs.

9lIS 8orIdufer bes 8eIocipetS gait
bisber Der bon benz babifden Soritmeis
fer Sreiberrn b. Drais su Sauerbronn
i'm Sabre 1917 berseiteats stpeirdorise
8asen gum SeIbitfabren. Neuere
Na6fori6unsen baben aber erseben,
baB bic Grfinbuns bes StabIroHes, tpes
nistenS bic erite Mnresuns baSu, dltes
rem Datums 1T. Denn in bes ,.8bs
nisli6 pripilesisrten (Saube unb Spe.
nsri6enJ Staatss unb seIebrtsn Seits
une" bonn 25. Mdrs 1884 finoen mir
einen aus @rds, 9. Wdra batirten 8es
ridt, Der aIio lautet ,,Serr gbilipp
SsnaB TrerIer aabier bat nun idon
ben ,tpepten 8asen fertis, nit tpeldsm
man obne Yferc ebenfo seidpino fdbrt.
ais ibn elm i'm Trapp laufenoes 8ferb
sieben f0nnte. Disies 9irutid bat
3tpep Ndoer, ipelde Der Sabrenbe nad
unb na6 NIT ben 6iiBen su treten bat,
um iid auf bem eeraben &ese su erbaIs
ten; unb tpenn er iib tpenben ooer ums
febren tpia, 70 1T biersu ipieber eine ans
oere Dfafdine ansebradt. Ser erfere
8asen tpurbs fir 30 Dufaten per'
fault" g8snn cs biernad aud i9eint,
bab Trsrler Der erlte griinber Der Sbee
peS nadmalisen @elpsipsbS 1T, 10 1T es
bod immerbin mDsIid, oab bic grfinb'
uns beS iebt 10 tpeit berbreiteten Sports
unb 8erfebrsmittels nod dItersn Das
tums 1T. Sn Der dIteiten sebrudten
@bronif Der Stabt Niemninsen bon
Or. @briitopb Sdorer, tuslde bis 1860
reibt, finoet man beim Sabre l447 fOIs
senbe Nadridt: ,.l447. Gm Wontas
mad benz Siepen SabrStas, sing Elm
redter Wasen gu bem 8aIbStbor berein
bib ON ben Wardt bno ipioer binauB
obne 3oB pnb Odfen, pnb mar perbedt,
bod fab Der Weiiter Der Jpn semadt bat
barinnen, bno resirte ibn.". Wem
bemnab Der &ubm berbleibt. oas
StabIroB erfunben ober bic erite Inres
suns bierau seseben su baben, 1T ni4t
nit 8eitimmtbeit su enti4eipen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
0ereinss 8 Wirtbfhaften.

Sine gntideibuns, bic fir @ereine
uno Clubs, bic susIeid Sdanflofale
befsen, BON srober Traetpeite 1T,
tpurbe psrsansene @ode bonn Oberse'
ridt bes Staates pennipIpanien i'm
Sale bes patrid Iiernsp, bes Oefono'
men bes ,,glsiportb &lubbS" bon pbi'
IabeIpbia, abssssben. Iisrnep mar bes
8erfaufs seiltiser @etranfe pbne 2iaens
fhuIbig erfannt tporben. Sein 8eiu6
um einen neuen proseb mar BON 8idter
9ennppadsr abselebnt tporben; Der
Hidter CAB bel bieier 8ele8enbeit elm
8edtssutadten ab, baB fein 8lubb bes
redtist isi, obns 2iaens on feline Wiits
sIisbsr ssiitise @etrdnfs su psrtaufen.
DieIes @uta1ten CAB bem Proaehe cine
srobs p,insipieqe Bebeutuns unb beSs
baIb Iiebsn iib bic ,,2aw anb Orber
Societp" ipie bic betsbenben 8lubbs
por benz Obsrseridt pertreten. Die
bonn Sberridter SaHon abseeebsne @nts
f6eibuns bsftdtiet paS rrtbsil bes llns
terseridts, isboh nur beSbalb, tpeil 60
ii6 um sinsn 2Iubb banoelt, Der feline
iesitimen Spede perfOlste unb Offsnbar
nur in Der Mbiidt 8esriinbet unb unters
baIten tporben if, bas 2i3enss@eieb su
umssben; feline seiammten &dumli4.
feitsn bsitanben in einem fleinen, an
bas Sdanfsimmer anitobenben 8retters
peridlas unb fur bic llterariide Bilo'
uns ieiner Witslieber tpurben nur aipe
Yennp' Seitunsen unb bic BoIices@a'
| sette ssbalten. 'Die @ntideibuns beb
ausbridIid berpor, bab bona fdt
aIubbS nit bieiem Sale nidt baS Sc
rinsfe su tbun babsn uno bieie gnt
f6siouns besbalb auf ioIde feline In'
tpenbuna fnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

Dice IGsint elm Wibsripru6, mub aud auf
ben rffsn Bid 70 frltsinsn. DAP Is sls,t'
publ mSslit 1T, bat bic Grfabruns selsbrt.
Tlan nsbms 3um 8siipisl ben 8aa zines Men'
Itsu. Der In tiner BON her 0iolaria ttimstiut-
ten 6jeaenb ppbut. @ine fsffs 8Drptrfcnifitu-
tiOn 1T feins iitere @spGbr sesen bns ssfnrt-
tsts 8isbsr. lpo Tnbet man sins lcltss Der
8epns IN In sinem 3eitraum BON nabeSu
sinsm baltsn Sabrbunpert ssisfert psresn,
saB Sonettsr's Masen-9itters Elm H6res
SGuBmittsl III. Tas 5slp, auf etm eisis
ar,nti ibrs Wtrffamfeit ssssist bat, bsi6ranft
iiG nitt auf bielen absil ess Continents. Sn
Sisamsrifa, auf Der Sfbmus BON panama,
in Wrifc, tbatia6li6 iibtraa, pp bic bon Wi
asmsn buriibrsnse aranibsit tn bslonesrs o..
fabrsrottnber g8fifs aufiritt, II pisiss gitters
in unttsren,ttr Yahfraee unp ale wtrtbppQss
SsilmittfI anerfannt. 70 pab ss pcn Nersten opn
8uf psrprbnet mirb. @s wirft slei6 fraftia
bel llnrsssImab isfeiten pts Wiassns, Der esbsr
unb Der Vsrbauuussorsan unb bel psr I6lini'
men plass, her Grippe. Gs fSrhsrt ben apps'
tit anb Sdlaf unb srpeiif 66 aIs bsillam be-
Rtfumatiemus unb Nifrsnleiesn.
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Ser rSbea"
Type Writer.

$40 faufen ben Seell 3ppe Writer
nit IS ebaratteren. uno $i5 fir ben ein=
faden Shell, M Der @urantie, before
arbeit 3u tbun, ple irseno cine Ma idine
sic psrbiuoet ginfadbeit nit Dauerbafiia
teit, Shneaigfeit reidIiigfeit Der Operation
uno bdlt LANCER obne 8ieparatur aus. aIs ir.
9eno cine anoere Waidiue. &sin 5arbenbanb
fort Den Operatenr. sic it biibid, fompaft
nideI.pIattirt, perfett uno allen Grtorbernifien
enipredeno. @ie eiue Srnderprehe proou,irt
iie Elm reiues, leierlides Wannfcript. 3lusi
ODER 5ebu gIemplare fonnen auf einmal ge.
madt wer6en. Sr9eno eine intelligence per.
ion tonn iid, gum Spe ateur in apei sasen
ausbilben. Bir offeriren $1,000 m9euo
einem Opcratsur, Der 70 uieI eiftsn fann mis
bic ooppelte Soeu
3uuerIdifse asenten uno 8erfdufer ueroen
uerlan9t uho 9dnolern ipsjieIle 8ortbeile ge.
sebsn. 8iir 9umpbIete uno &eferen3en tuenbe
man fid an 0dell Type Writer Co.,
S6S-364 Dearborn St. Chicago, ST.
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Sas 0erm6sen aufsel5fter 9osen.


Sine fir 2osen tpidtise Srase liest
Der guti9eibuns beS Ybilaoelpbier
Common Ylsas @eri9tes por. Die i'm
Sabre 1864 sesriinbete Gutenberg
9oee Ro. 1O7 bss beutiden OroenS Der
Sarusari faBte neuli6 ben 8eidlub.
ii9 oufsuIbien unb bas 8srmosen untsr
ibre MitsIieber su pertbeilen. 8e8en
Sieien 8efdlub erbob iebod bic @roB'
Ioee ginipanb unb bebauptete, baB bas
8ermDssn Der 2ose in bieiem Sale an
bic @roBIpse fallen miiie. ylls bic
undergraduate 2ose obne SeriidF9tis.
una bieies GinpanbeS bic 8ertbeilun8
pprnebmen ipollte. tpurbe iie oar6 einen
gerihtIi1en @inbaltsbefebI baran 8e'
binoert unb fanb aus bieiem Wnlane
am Samha8 cine eeridtlide Terbanos
luna hatt. Ser NnipaIt Der unter8es
orbneten 2ose bebauptet, bab Der Ins
iprub Der Grobloee nur oann besriinoet
Iei, fpenn bic undergraduate 2oee ibren
Gbarter aufsebe, eS ietod ieber unters
seorbneten 2ose frei itsbt. ibr 8ermbs
| Sen unter ibre WitsIieber su bertbeiIen.
Der Nnipalt Der @robIOse Oasesen be'
bauptst, bab cine i'm Sabre 1883 anses
nommene 4iismblp. afte anorbne, baf
i'm Sale Der Aua6iuns elmer unterse'
orbnsten 2ose elmer nidt inforporirter
| @enoGeni6aft SaS 0srmbsen Der erfs'
rem an bic Stammorsaniiation faas
ipie es aud in beren 8onititutiou uni
Hsbsnssiessn pprseieben isi. Dai
@sri6t bieIt ben ginbaItsbefebI por'
Idufis aufredt.
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