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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
SAILED FOR COLON.
The Captain of tho Alliance on CIeveJand,s
CrltIcisms.

OrltlC1BmB.
BY Associated Press to THE TIMES.
NEW YORK. March 2O.-Capt Cross
man was seen by on Associated Press
reporter tosday just before his steamer,
the Alliance, sailed for Colon, and was
asked what he had to say regarding
the statement that President Cleveland
mad expressed great dissatisfaction with
what 1t was claimed were glaring in
consistencies Of the chart and af1dayits
submitted by Captain Crossman.
WELL" said the Captain. "I don't
care to crittcise the President of the
United States; but do tuink 1 know
my own business. have spent thirty.
six years learning 1t, and believe am
competent 20 prepare an accurate chart
and description of my ships course at
sea. Ifthe President had requested nv
appearance In Washington to person
ally explain the matter 1 think could
have satisfied him in five minutes.
There is nothing more to be said about
the affair"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Tornado at Augusta, Ga.
~ Associated Press to THE TIMES.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 2o.-At 9
o'clock this morning tornado struck
augusta back Of the old Lafayette
race course. The first house strncE vac
hurled across McKinnie street and
s snrow1 against the house on the oppo.
s,oe sloe. Its sole occupant, oolored
woman, was badly but no: fatally hurt.
Nothing but the floor of the house was
leit. In the next house demolished. a
hhogro woman and five. children were
ouried under the wreck. but after an
hours hard work, were extricated alive
Ssnough some OF them were badly
bruised: La the central southern part
OF the city dozen houses were wrecked
and oil along the path of tho storm.
frees; fencing and outhouses were
ievelled. A small house was hurled
through the root and into one of the
big rooms ef the Miller flour mills
me Central railroad roundhouse and
paint shops were badly damaged and
one engine smashed under the debris.
IL Is extraordinary that no lives were
lost and that few people were hurt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
The Venezuelan Complications
By Associated Press to THE TIMES.

WASHINGTON, March 20-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British ambassador.
was at the State Department TO-DAY, it
is supposed, to confer with Secretary
Gresham in reference to the Venezuelan
complications. Tho Secretary after-
wards went over to the White House to
advise with the President. It is be-
lieved that tho ambassador has also
assured the Secretary that the terms of
the British ultimatum, delivered to
Nicaragua. were more moderate than
was stated in the dispatches from
ManaRua,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Supposed Lynchers Arrosted

by Associated Press to THE TIMES.
BUTTE Neb.. March 2O.-County At
torney Q. w. Lear, at the scene Of tho
iiynching of Mrs. Holton, near Broclxs-
burg, has arrested two men named Hunt
ana Miller as perpetrators of the deed
tnese men are desperadoes, and have
oeen mixed up in number of lawless
ahalrs Hunt and Miller, it is believed.
are only two of mum Der OF men who
were Interested in putting the poor
woman out OF the way, though probably
not more than two were actually en-
gagged in it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Amf$Sbie SettlemeDtN Not Desired.
7 AssociateHsprees to The TIMEs

~ oe'oeiole"$H ices 10 lhE lines
WASHINGTON, March 20-Senatcr
Frye was asked as to thesprospect of an
amicsble settlement of the Alliance
difficulty and replied: "Unfortunately
the late reports make 1t appear very
good. 1t looks as If Spain would make
the required apology. and as If all would
be soon settled. 1 had hoped that
spain would assume such an arrogant
and belligerenS tone that It would be
necessary for the United States to 90
over and take possession of Cuba We
certainly ought to have this island, and
II we cannot buy it, 1 for one should
like to have an opportunity to acquire
1t by conquest "As. Mr.. Frye is amen Der
or tne Senate com mittee on foreign re-
Iations, his utterances possess consider
able Significance. indie. ting as they do
the early revival of efforts to acquire
Cuba.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
An Ex.slave Association.
Isolated Press to THE TINES.

ATLANTA, Ca, March 2O.-The ex-
slaves of Atlanta are preparing to or
ganizs an association to which none OF
the late day negroes will be admitted.
After lie association has been organ
lied, 1t Is intended to have State asso-
Citations, and then take in all the old
time negroes of all the slave. holding
States. The movement in Atlanta is in
the hands of j. w. Edwards, o con-
tractor, who used to belong to one of
'N-a }thv planters in South Carolina
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
ly Associated Press to The TINES.

10y Associated Press to The TINES.
5ALTIMoRE, March Gothic South
err States Magazine, Of Baltimore, has
recently had reports from number of
real Sssate agents in different parts of
the South. These reports show that
the Southward movement Of population
is very great. One firm in Atlanta has
sold in ninety days an aggregate of s,74o
acres OF farm property for 32o,7O0. The
same firm hos an order for q tract of
$4,000 to 100000 acres for colonies of
Swedes, and similar orders from Ne
braska, Pennsylvania, and Ohio for
Bmaller colonization.
a Memphis firm has sold since Sem
itember 1, 2l,626 acres of farm lands in
mississippi. Arkansas and Louisiana
Tor Sl05,3 $50, the purchasers, who were
In para from lows, tho Dakotay, Me-
braSka and Illinois, buying for i'm.
mediate occupancy and cultivation. A
Chattanooga dealer reports having sold
In the last twelve months, thirty farms,
aggregating 4 300 acres to Northerners.
A company in Western North Carolina
reports the sale of o 8, 600 acre tract and
number of farms. An agency at
Lynchburg, w., sold 9.1s7 acres Of
farms to Northern farmers in 1894. An
agent at Columbia, S. c., has sold
several farms since January [, including
one of 1850 acres to New Yorker.
report from Petersburg, Va, SAYS:
I'VE sold to parties outside Of the State
of Virginia during the year 1894 forty
three farms, sggregAtipg nearly 1000
acres Of land" Another letter saws:
The stream OF home-seekers from
other Sta,es to thia section has within
the past year attained magnitude I'M
dreamed OF before. 1t /: difficult vet to
realize she magnisude of the exodus
from the Northwest. Many families
from the West are very poor-almost
wholly destitute of means, but others
are coming we'll provided with money
and many OF our best farms are being
bought for cash"
A wealthy financial house in Mem phis
,HYsrites as follows: "The members of
1 sDIs firm came TO the South from IN
i CANA in 1882. largely as q result Of the
: tereat which the Atlanta Exposition
IJusod. We are glad to find that men
Ifom the North are at last coming to re.
tallze the undoubte1 advantages which
IShe South affords. The normal trend of
4 ga migration for many years should
l4ave been South. and we have no doubt
l9hat the natural advantages of the
foouth would have made it 30 but for
Aavery and tho feelings aroused by the
| PR. Among Southern men of our ac-
4aaintnnco there is but one feeling in
regardEo this immigration. 1t is well
coined With the strength which it would,
perhSpA be difficult for the immigrants
them S%Xes to understand"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Attacked by Robbers in a Tunnel.
BY Associated Press to TIE T1Mns.

y -*7'001'-'0e' Z euS 20 4 he I,IhS
MIDDLEBoRo, KY, March 2O-Rob-
bers attacked Frank Ball, George Noe
and Gibson. in Cumberland Gap tunnel
this morning. Ball and his companions
were armed and battle ensued Fifty
shots were exchanged, one robber was
wounded, but escaped Gibson was
wounded. The Louisville and Nash
vile pay train passed over the road to.
day and it is supposed tho robbers were
waiting for it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
MEXICO VERSug sis'' ssoa sSsi sss
me asg ss.s
a Sensational aPubIicaslsl$ssssssss;
WashH lgton.
a Local Pepper Says the Mexican CONGRESS-
When 1t Assemblies will Declare War
against Guaseniaia-The Minister or
the Latter Country Di.oredit, tho Re-
portThe nexican nsinister,a y,r.,o,
OF the situation.
By Associated Press to THn Trnrs.
'gtdcnced by two nogo-
tho decd OF the

by Associated Press to THs TINES
WASHINGTON. March 2o.-The state
ment WAS published in slocal paper
mere to-day that the Mexican copprass
would declare war on Gustemala aa
SOON as the congress assemblies next
month, and long account of the reas-
ons therefor was given. When thu ar
slcie was shown to the Guatemalan
minister, Mr. Lazo Arrisgs, with the re.
quest that he note the actual condition
OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES affair, he
said:
DO not wish. neither can L discuss
through the press diplomatic matter
which is under the consideration of
ootn interested governments. will
only say that this article contains
several incorrect aff1rmations. AS far
90 am informed, do not see the rea-
son why peaceful settlement of the
pending difficulties might not soon he
reached" Senior Romero, the Mexicsn
munster, when seen made careful and
uesalieo statement concerning the
boundary dispute, saying in conciusion.
uine pending question between
mexico ana Guatemala Is o very plain
one. Each country claims that under
.ne ue Iacto line existing before the
treaty OF 1889 she was in possession of
me disputed territory, and both agree
ina, that 1t belongs to Mexico, under the
nne marked by the treaty. Aa the
Treaty line is paramount, Mexico con-
sacred the action. of Guatemale i'm
sending an armed force to DESTROY the
iog camps established there by Mexi-
cans who were cutting wood under
Brants OF Mexican governments. aeiza
the logs and arrest the men, as an IN.
warranted invasion Of her territory and
!. asked Guatemala to apologize for
~ anu 20 pay an indemnity to the VIC
tims OF she outrage. II Guatemala
wishes TO settle the question it, is for
n ss to make amends for her conduct.
mexico will not ask an unreasonable
indemnity"
senior Romero said he was sure that
MS government would not be willing to
submit to arbitration the amount to be-
PAID Tor damages, and that he did not
see how Mexico could recede from, ber
demand of an apology.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
A Negro Woman Hanged.
BY Associated Press to rnr rInrs

6y Associated Press to The TIMES.
=, FAYETTEVILLE II: Tenn, March 2o.-
N news CIV has reached hero thai Hsrriett
iaiiey' colored, was hanged Monday
nlgnt oy mob near Petersburg. She
was .snrpected of burning the dwelling
OF MIR. Bayless Marshall, near this
pace few months ago, hence her un.
timely death.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
No Longer Any Doubt of the Wreck.
BY Associated Press to THE TIMES.

BY Associated Press to THE TIMES.
MADRID, March 20.-There no longer
seems 10 be any doubt that the story of
the wreck OF tho Spanish cruiser, Reina
Regense. is true. Tho coast OF Couil.
north of Cape Trafalgar, where the
cruiser foundered, according to the re-
port OF the commander OF the Alfonzo
MI, ia strewn with wreckage belonging
to the Reina Regente, and with officers
uniforms, flags, ETC., ohowing beyond a
reasonable doubt that the warship is
lost. The authorities will not allow
people near the coast of Conil, fearing
painful scenes when the bodies of the
drowned sailors are recovered.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Train Wrecked Noar Jackson.
By Associated Press to THE TIMES.

MACON, Ga, March 2O.-The south.
pound vestibule train on the Southern
hailroad was wrecked near jackson at
z o'ciock this morning. Spikes had
oeen drawn and the rails spread, caus-
ing the entire train to leave the track.
Fireman Roberts was badly scalded, and
may die. This is the fourth wreck since
March l, caused by malicious parties,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
His Recall Not Requested.
BY Associated Press to THE TIuEs

WASHINGTON. March 3O.--Notwith.
standing reports that have been In cir.
culation, it can be stated that no re-.
quest has been made thus far for the
recall of Minister Murusga, Of Spain.
but beyond this no statement can be
made az this time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
VIII Leave for Europe in April.
Y Associated Press to TuR TIMrs

S''''Ne1 4 ICob 10 I HK TIAES,
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, March 20.-Vioe.
nresiaent Stevenson will leave for
Europe on the 10th OF April with his
aanily' wnere they will spend the entire
summer, making London and Paris tboir
principal abiding places. The baa,th o.
Mrs. Stevenson is poor, and sine tha
death OF her daughte Mary, last Jan
uary she has been resting quietly at the
home OF her brotherin.law, with the ex.
ception of brief trip to Dsnville, Nv.
her old home. ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Il We'll Known Minister Dead.
Associated Press to THE TINES.

II 1hsHUNIRIOu Il EVrb 10 ] lIE TIMES.
NORFOLK, Va, March 2O.-Rev. David
z. wills, one of the best known minis.
tiers in the Virginia Methodist Confer
ence. died at his residence, No. 1906
bingham street in Portsmouth at 2:3o
o'clock this morning after a lingering
illness aged 7S years and 0 months
The deceased was native of Nanse.
mond county, Va, born on the Goth of
June, 1915.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Owner and Inspector Indicted.
y Associated Press to THE TIMES.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-The grand
jury has returned indie tments for man
slaughter in the second degree against
William f. Lennon, owner of the build
ing at 50 Orchard street, which COL
lapsed on March and killed five men.
Indictments were also returned against
contractors Glaye and Cones and Dis.
trict Inspector Timothy Ormsby.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
American Cruisers Anoat.
BY Associated Press to THE TINES.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The Chi
csgo sailed to day from bermuda for
New York. where abe should arrive be.
fore tho end OF the week. The San
Francisco has sailed from Athens for
Corfu and tho Essex has arrived at
Santa Cruz,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
a Tornado in the south.

COLUMBUS, Co., March 2o.-A heavy
wind in the nature OF q whirlwInd.
passed over this city and Girard, Ala
at 5:45 this morning Little damage
vas done on this side OF the river, but
ehree residences were levelled on the
Alapame side. Tho Columbus Fertil.
lzer oompanY's building was partly I'M
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION.
The Movement Thither Very
Great.

Renorts From Real Estate Agents in
Different Parts of the south-The
Flow OF settie,s to This Section
Largo sales OF Land Made In Georgia,
mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Bad yYoaLler for RnsebnIl.
BY Associated Press x TnE TINES.

BY Associated Press yTHE TIMES.
MACON. Ga, l. n 20.-Tbe Balti-
more ball team We here Tomorrow
Tor Montgomery FNew Orleans. The
weather ID bad I'd there will be no
game to-day. TzHmsn played in bad
form yesterday iMd Manager Hanlon
Will make sever H,hanges.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Train Robber Shoots Detective.
y Associated Press to TIE Tr,as

by associated Press to THK TYM3s
DENVER, Colo, March 90 Pat Grove.
the famous train robber and diamond
snelf, shot and fatally wounded Detect.
I've al Moore last night and made his
escape. Grove Is known almost the
country over. One of his crimes was
Che robbery OF q train at Ottunws. Iowa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Heirfontesting Her Will.
BY Associatef a. to THE TIMES,

CINCINNATI March 20.-A CONNER
clal Gazette special from Lexingt
ny, says the eirs CT Mrs Col. Robert
II. johnson ar suing to contest her will.
me contestant, are descendants of the
noted candidse for Vice President.
ihere is qnarer OF a million dollars
involved.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Murdered and Placed on the TracL
Nv Drnaa o., ru,.-

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 10.-A
special from Newcomb. says: George
Smddy, miner, WAS found dead on
the railroad track st that place yester-
day. 1t was at first thought he hnd
been struck by train, but it is now
believed he was murdered and placed
on the track.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Treasurer Fails to Reach Tampa,
y Associated Press to The TIMpa

TAMPA. Fla, March 90 w. H. Tav-
lor' the abs,onding South Dakota treas.
urer, who was reported to be en- route TO
tampa, did not arrive on the Cuban
Gteamer last night. 1T ia thought he
mas gone di.ect to New York bv tho
Ward line - W
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Died of Apoplexy.
BY Associated Press to THE T1xEs.

by Associated Press to The TINES.
CHICAGO, March 90 M. j. TiIden. a
relative OF the family of S. j. Tilden,
tainted in stock exchange elevator to.
day and died in few hours Of apo plexv.
He was lawyer about fifty years old.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Movements of American War yssse,.

WAsnINaToN. D. O., March a0.-The
Charleston has sailed FROM Cneefoo for
Port Arthur; the Concord has arrived At
Shanghai; the Detroit has sailed fron
Nagasaki for Che Mulpo. and she Ram
Rssharin has sailed from Boston for
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Rain prsvenssd the Gamo

by Associated Press to The TINES.
COLUMBIA, S. G., March 20.-Rain
prevented toe Boston Washington game
to-day, Both teens went to Charles
ton this afternoon. The Bostons will
return next week.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
The Japanese Advancing.

hs' debated Press to The TINES.
III @3DoN, March 2O.-A dispatch to the
nnhiis@ from Shanghai, which will be
acomts ahed to- morrow, says that Chinese
5atuM report having met an advanced
aess hment of Japanese twelve miles
nrouf Kinchow. Viceroy Llu Kun CT
p'opoA bes to defend the Shake river.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Henry Terrell Appointed Receiver.

BY Associated Press to The TIMES.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 20.-Tha
court OF civil appeals of this district an.
pointed Henry Terrell as receiver Of
the San Antonio and Cult Shore railway
to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
W" oman Suffrage Defeated in maine.

nv Aaa '-A S"i'A 'Eo DcAoateu In maine.
Epclated Press to TIE TIMES.
CO.,. usTA, Maine, March eG.-Iu the
u,a" to-day the woman suffrage bill
.ha - Defeated, Is to IL. A few weeks ago
sAo buse passed the bill,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
oape ! Year and Yaakln valley Rai,roaa

yUr,, H0r"Veu Ices 10 I he IIHEs.
Masto, SasToN, N. c.. March 2O.-Special
il W;fE e. s Martin is hearing evidence
cIo 49,: mington for the establishment of
hin ~ against the Cape Fear and Yad-
~ ~ alley railroad, now in the hands
p dc tEceiver. Judge Gross and Capt. Il.
t;roni FIX. of Baltimore, with other dis
Tha shed lawyers are in attendance.
reis -, purt frs. took up the testimony
~ re to the claims OF Murchison &
viii ID New York and Wilmington. 1t
the Eequire several days to hear all of
'Ao o'Y4idence.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
HAWAIIAN MINISTER.
recall no Doubt De-
handed.

Rst,, mister Aud State Department.
viii oopH on-oommittal-Frank Hatch
ia a,part8 probably Be His suooessor-He
Att.,g oFoased of InstigstiDg Newspaper
Tho siolo& '"e administration.
ing "'e VI oa'aoazy Cited.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
sur Ole Wutteriprahe.

8arl auorB riist in einem NrtifeI
IN iharfen 8orten bic 8ernadldilsuus.
fueIde uniere Spra6s i'm ShouBe Der
meIiten Sereine fiuoet. Or. 8uors if
Der Qniibt, onB mir uns bic beutids
Spra1e erbalteu f0nnen, tpenn mir nur
lpOleu. Benn bic osutide Sprade bier
ausiterbe, iaat er. 70 iOQe man niht Die
@naberSisfeit Der Nmerifaner, ionbern
hauptiddlid bic eisene Nadldiiis,eit
pfrantiuortlih MAIDEN. 9od mas iou
9eihsbeu, UNI benz INNER mebr INN iid
arelieuoen Nleoersanse Der oeutiden
Sprahe in ben 1urnuerelnen ginbalt gu
gu tbun? Or. 8norb brinst IN Yor'
nit ben Iurnibulen 8tnoeraar
ten 81 %perbinoen, mo- &rnoer BON 4 biz
6 Sabre ipielsno 9eutib erlernen ions
men. l"lnisrer Nniitt nod ioQts nod
mebr seideben. Gin frdftises Wittel
sesen Die @ntiheiouns uniersr 9urnuer'
cine iheint iib uns in Der ReorsanIia,
ton BON bereu %iosenannien s%eitiseu
SettIunen o%ariubieteu. Wan treie nit
nno Gner9ie an Die Iuisabe bsr'
an, oieie Nblbeiluns Der turneriibsn
Srsaniiationen Su einsm sort Der oeut,
idsn Wutteriprabe 81 MAIDEN. Man
couSentrire feline sanSe 8rait aui oieie
auisabe, unb bel @eibid uno Gusoauer
miro lie IN beirieoisenoer @eiie sel6it
f1nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
@cueral Wlllcs Subresberidt.

Der tommanolreuoe General unierer
Suuoesarmee bat Dem Rris9siefretdr
ieinen erlteu Sabreaberibt unterbrei'
tet, aus Gem 9in5elues oub BON aI9es
meinem Sntersiie 1T. Die Grmee als
8nuSes-io beiBt es in benz Beriht-
b~eiinoet Iib in auBeroroentlib gutter
8eriaiuus, ie 1T gut initruirt, auf'
mert,am uno eriOlareib in griiluus ill.,
rer YIll9ttn. Sn uislen 8%aiernen, De-
rem 3nitano elm m%auselbaiter mar. limb
nit ben bemlQlsten 5oroerunaeu bic
uOtbpeuoissn 8eparoturen setrUifsn
uOrosu. Dab lest elm irieolides Ser'
baltniB unter ben ueribieoeuen Suois
anertdmmM bsrridt. id.elbt Der 8ene'
rat Der Ssltwe,ien Nnweienbeit BON Buu'
o%esiruppeu CUR redteu 9eit unb an red'
ter STEELE urb ben ausseSeidnstsn Diem
fen gu, wslde eriabrsne .SlrmeeOiiSlere
aui Den Snbianer . Wsenturen seleiftet
baben. Sbaleid ss ia BON Witlisfeit
IT, bas bic Reieruetrdite Der Nrmee aud
aus Observation-Disclosures in Der Ndbe
Der sroBeu Sanbelacentre bleiben, be-
Ssitnet ss Wilss bod als plni9ens'
ruertb, oaB Der isrne Weiten niht gang
lid oes milit6uIden ShuBes enibebre.
8slrsffs Der Rafsnpertbeioisuna iaat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21

Nber ale Yoltsrebuer, Romanitreiber.
uno ionittae r9aternen" oes 3liens DO.
ben niht 10 uiel seibaost als bic Werte
unO 2ebrsn zines Darpin, Sadel, 8ost
u. {. no., osnn Die Serabwiroiauns oes
Weniten sum afien mar ia Wooeiabe
9eporoen, unb es bat piel Wihe sefos
itet, oieie Nifentheorie in Der Weinuno
oes Bottles gu eriblitsrn uno auf isinen
tuabren Bertb Surid5ufibren. Der
Nffe 1T uno bleibt ELL 1bier, aus benz
ii6 niemals Elm nit Bernunft unb
Sprabe besabter Wenid entmidsln
Tam. SeoOd es mare perlOr'ue Giebess
Nib, iit in cine ldusere 8ontrouerie
NIT ben Nubdnssru bes G%ffeneuanse-
llums e%in5uluiisn. Wlt bieier 9attuns
- beuuBter Rarren" ut nlhts anSufans
gen; urwieoerleabare Beruslie fir ibrs
2beorie babeu ie nod nibt etbrinsen
Sonie es tets yunbemuBte"
CAB uuo sebeu piro, 10 miro es
audi itets ~ybeuuBte" Rarren asben, unb
oa es oereu 10 piele Nrten siebt, 10 mir
rs cine Serfulesarbeit ieiu, mpllte man
ale ms Serb0r nebmen.
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