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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
FLAaLRR,s EXrRApITIoN.
Gov. Mitchell Explains Why He Re
vnlraG His Action.

Gov AlLcn5lA ENlAdAn5 " ny Ab LNt-
voked His Action.
Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. 5.-Gov. Nit
chelI has given out the following state
ment in regard to the Flagler case: "The
requisition made upon me by the gov
ernor Of Texas for Henry NJ. Flagler
was in conformity with the act Of con-
gress in such cases in every respect. The
copy of the indictment found by the
grand jury of Texas charging that on
a certain date, in McClennon county, in
said state, Mr.. Flagler and certain other
parties, naming them, conspired against
trade. The affidavit accompanying the
reduisition stated that Mr. Flagler was a
fugitive from the justice of the state of
Texas and that he had fed from said
state upon these allegations. The requi-
sition was honored and the warrant Of
extradition issued, bat subsequently, and
before any service of the warrant Mr.
Flagler filed in this office his AFFIDAVIT
averring that he had never been in the
state of Texas in his life, and that he
had never had any business transaction
whatever in the state of Texas, and
asked to be heard In the case, whereupon
the warrant was revoked in ORDER TO give
him hearing in opposition TO the hon
oring of the requisItiOn. A day viii be
set for a hearing in this case and the
state of Texas and Mr., Flagler duly no.
titled to appear. My reason for this course
was simply that justice might be done
to- all the parties interested"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
A NOVEL PETITION.
Sewer Contractors to Aek for the Re
moval of Macon EnRinaer.

Macon, Ga. Jan. Next Tuesday night
petition viii be presented to the city
council for the removal of City Engineer
Wilcox, ON the ground Of incompetency.
the petition being presented by Gaboury
a Noble, the sewer contractors for
Macon's system of sanitary sewerage now
being put down. Ever since the work
was begun differences have existed be-
tween the city engineer and contractors,
and the petition of the contractors is
not surprise. Capt. Wilcox Is one Of
the most competent engineers in the coun-
try, ana the council IS not likely to turn
HIM down.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
WAR ON GAMBLING.
All the Dives of Jacksonville to Be
CLOSED by the Sheriff.


Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 5.-There was
a panic among the gamblers and gambling
house keepers of Jacksonville to-day, ow-
ing. to orders that are said to have been
issued by Sheriff Bowden that all gam
bling places must be closed, for he in
tends to enforce the law. The order is
said to have been given to the proprietors
several days ago, and was made TO take
effect OF Jan. i. At any rate, IL has been
noticed that since that date several of
the leading gambling houses i'm the city
have been closed, to all appearances, at
night and bright lights have not been
seen burning from shutdown until early
the next morning, as has heretofore been
the case It is also known that Sheriff
Bowden. has stated on several occasions
that he believed that the sentiment of
the people Of Jacksonville was against
gambling, and that he intended TO see
that the laws were enforced, From what
could be learned to-day such is the case,
and the orders have caused much un-
easiness to frequenters OF these places,
and especially TO the keepers. Tonight
il is only with difficulty that access can
be obtained TO any OF the regular gam bling
houses, guards being posted on the out
side, and only "safe" men being allowed
to pass the portals. The one exception
is a policy shop on West Duval street
whose proprietor appears to have pro
lection" of some kind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
JACKSON REFUSES TO FIGHT.

The Harlem Coffee Cooler Anxious for a
Go With the Black Slugger.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE following cable
gram was received at the Police Gazette
Office this morning:
London, Jan. 5.-Peter Jackson refuses
to fight Frank Craig, the Harlem COT
fee Cooler" for England's championship.
Craig says if Jackson does not agree to
fight him before Jan. j he will fight
Frank 2. Slavin for goo a side and the
championship Of England
In the case against Dummy Winters of
Australia, charged with killing Smith in.
a glove contest the coroner's jury decided
that Smith died from a broken jaw. but
there was no evidence to prove how he
came BY 1T.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
FREIGHT RATES IN FLORIDA
The Florida Central Claims 10 Have
Been NiSTeITeStltod.


49,, $50. -. 5,.
ssrts That His Road Proposed the Cut
-. o.. ne. ~, ~~.- 81 ~.
Aai4roaa men Sti-4 Z -Elri1ls on He-
d,rtf5u n che Wesr-Ths Cfvae Line
-.. -.. - a. ---.,---,-t.-
--- -- ma
Company
r--,-s-r,.f,. r-r, Ian -Z-.rr rrs.e-
-.-
A-4s -~~-
Central ana ierinsllar i-ti-ros1 Com
r.aur. which has been -ra--al with having
.-..4 o.. -.-.,...- up NJ rl--- IL .7.ts. Dbl.
.-e -'
81 per cent. Q- orange ttels-f=. says ir-i
his line. has l.-n rr.-r.rr. etut.I in this
..- ..- .....-.... .r.--.-" Dc adds
De-. ..
al freisht rates are changed ny agree
meat among tile lines al interest, OF iJ
,ot7ce from ons to the other. Following
., T.. 1 81
tiia CUSTOM '--
ninsular railroad ANA inc JalA-oIi' .t.e'
TAMPA ana Key West made the TrOIo si-
49,. .,.. ,..,....,.,,.,, lrI,rf4- AND Western
''''' -...t.-
railway on Dec Oh '' N-'N7 "
from Jacksonville ana other base pom rs
80 the ,sr,ors markets. of 81 per cent.
~, Ian p aly.oes wen. received that the
- fr,,, Jacksonville VIA The FLORIDA
,--vtr,t ANA paufnsuIar railroad OF the
ss,,-s,reb T-lor.Ia and V-e-re.n railroa.
ss-,..-v,-5lI, .1,.l ocean Steamship Company
s,d Nra-nauts ana Miners Transportation
,ornoanv. and Via ha Clyde steamship
1ines III <ey. york. Philad-Iphia Balti-
moro ana Boston had been reduced so
per cent. These rates were put ia eject
= tta rHIr. f.rlrD.lrfprl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
The Baptist Convention.

Waycross, Ga, Jan. 5.-Preparations Will
be made early for the annual convention
Of the Georgia state Baptist Association,
which convenes here on April 9.
The convention Will be opened by the
retiring president.
Rev. DIR. 5. Y. Jameson viii preach the
annual sermon on Sunday. April II.
There are a great many associations in
the state, the total membership being
$4,000.
The number of delegates to the conven-
ton viii approximate 400.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
Odds peolines a Chairmanshin.

Lansing. Mich, Jan. 5.-Schuyler s.
Olds. one of the defeated candidates for
the short term senatorship, received
telegram from Chairman Babcock of the
republican congressional committee to-
day Offering him the craftsmanship Of
that committee. Mr.. Olds wired his re-
fusal and said he has retired from politics
FOR GOOD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
A Big Saurian.

Kissimmee, Fla, Jan. 5.--R. A. Swarren-
gen, hunter and trapper of this place.
killed a lS-foot alligator ten days ago. This
is very unusual for this season of the year.
Capt r. E. Rose took charge of the
government experiment station at Runny-
rneada ON Ian
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
a small Failur5.-

Washington, Ga, Jan. 5.-Parantha &
Latimer, one Of the leading dry goods
firms in this place, made an assignment
yesteday TO r. D. Galloway Liabilities
Sl4.35S; assets, $4,000. Poor collections
Vas the cause Of the failure. ------.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06
A woman Burned TO Death.

Pensacola. Fla. Jan. 5.-Airs. c. Para
vicini of Montgomery. who was visiting
her brother in this city was burned to
death to-day. She was standing before
a fire when her clothing caught and be-
fore assistance could be rendered she
was burned almost To a crisp.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06

New York. Jan. Announcement was
made on the cotton exchange this morn
ing of the death Of Joseph Yoeman, one
Of the founders Of the exchange.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06

Pensacola, Fla, Jan. 5-The United
States cruiser Montgomery arrived in
port this morning. The Montgomery is
here for the purpose of making tests of
Alabama coal, and win make her head
quarters here for the next two weeks,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07

9er nit sroBem Sntereiie perfolste
proSeB sesen @. $. :. Durrant, Der
ansetlast mar. am 8. Wpril in einer
&ir@e in Can Granciseo elm iunses
Mdb9en namens 8lan@e 2amont err
moroet au baben, enbete letten Samitas
NIT Der S@ulbisipre&uns bes Ansez
tlasten uonieiten ber @ei@morenen uno
morsen mirb ber Ri@ter bas l1rtbeil
lpre9en. Dag oer 9Ri@ter bas Tobes>
urtbeil lber ben Morobuben uerbansen
miro, baron 1T uobl ni&t ;u 5meifeln.
ba berielbe aber nod @elb bat, um bic
Mbuotaten be3ablen gu tonnen, miro
es NIT ber @ouRreduns bes l1rtbeils
nod ni@t 10 i@neq seben, menn iie iiber>
baupt sei@iebt. gon ben @eri@tsn in
bielem 2anbe 1T eben Nles 81 ermarten.
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e. -0ei@dttS.Rott3em.

Me@ter neuer MpfelsGiber BEL W.
Gibner. 35
&rdte Bel Meni@en, &dube Bel
Bferoen, 9unben unb 0ieb merben in
einer balben Stunbe sebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Mnb. ). Gditeins Mpotbete.
20 gfunb 3uder fir $l.oo bel s.
& u. 9ofer.
= Die i@mer;bafteiten Nierens unb
Blajen>2eioen t0nnen innerbalb ie@s
@tunben bur@ ben @ebrau9 non New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinbert uerben. Oieies neue
0eilmittel bat lberaQ Staunen erre9t
pesen ber Promptbeit, nit wel@er bass
ielbe aue S@mer3en in ben Nieren, ber
8laie, benz @iiden unb ben ,6atns@a>
nalen BEL beiben @ei@le@tern linbert.
@enn Sbr cine i@neqe 2inberuns uno
elm 6eilmittel in bieier 6iniidt nStbis
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri4tise Mr3nei.
gu baben in Mnb. s. @dfeins 9potbete,
Stem ulm, Winn.
= Senbet Cure sSoroerunsen rpesen
6eueri&aoen sesen @iienbabnseiel1i 1i@oi:
ter unb @u@er (Usury) on 6. 6.
Buste, lOl5 q. .. Xife Builoins,
Minneapolis. Beiten @mpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften ,uenn Sbr Cure @nti@d>
bi9un9 ni@t betommt. cow ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07
Derutti@teS.

Beniamin Trantlin's He>
bensbei@reibuns, uon tim ielbit per*
faBt, 1T BON einem S@ulratbs>Ius>
i9u6e ieiner Vateritabt Pbilabelpbia
fiir Elm fir bic 0ffentli&en S@ulen
unseeisnetes Bud ertldrt uoroen. Die
vd&ten" Mmeritaner iteinisen iogar bic
y Batter Der &epublit" menn iie bieielben
ni@t gu ben Sbrisen branbmarten
t1nnen. -
@e@t ber3Ioie Meni@en
mlGen bic County @ommi1dre uon
Gobb County iein. G(a@ einem 8eri4t
ber vWolts3eituns" saben bieielben uor
ldnserer 3eit elmer armen Wittme NIT
smei &inbern, uon benen eins ein er>
,pa@ienes bl0oiinnises Mdb@en 1T, $35
unb i@idten iie, UNI iie los5umeroen,
mad Morb> >Datota, no bic Grau 0er>
uanote baben io(lte. IS i@ien aber,
baB iie bort teine Mufnabnte fanb, benn
tur;e 3eit barauf tebrte iie mad Song
Yrairie 3uriid. @ie tebrte in bas rGar>
mers Some bes 9errn S. Mendro Elm,
UNI ii@ ansebli@ aus5uruben. ains bann
aber, bas blobiinnise mab@eu I'M Par>
lor 3uradla0enb, bauon uno waro ni@t
mebr seieben. Seet bot 9err Mienaro
l@on 6immel uno groe in Bewesuns
eeiett, UNI bas blobiinnise Mdb@en
losSumeroen, aber bic Beb0roen peisern
li4 irseuo etmas gu tbun. Der @ountp>
Mnmalt uno bic Gommi1are rotben Me>
narb, er iope oas mdb&en na& Oilers
anbria brinaen uno bort laufen la6en,
mosesen ii@ ieiu meui@li@es @efabl
iebo@ itrdubt. Die @ountps@ @ommi0 0dre,
bic einia@ bic l1eberfiibruns oes i@wa3>
iinnisen Mdo&ens mad benz fir iol@e
@ei@opfe beitebenbeu Snititut in 5ari>
boult ueraulaiien ooer onoermeitis fit
ben unterbalt beiielben iorsen ioQten,
i@einen bersloie @eiellen 3u iein. Senen
mobl nur auf seri@tli@em Wese beijus
tommen 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07

1tutet ben pom @ouperneur ernanu>
ten 81 Delesaten sur @inmanberunss>
Convention finb nur ober S, bic einen
beuti@en Namen fubren, 6 Stanbinapen
unb bic ibrisen iinb rStod>Nmeritas
uer", uon benen bic Meiten oer euro>
pdil9en @inmanoeruns feinbli& sesen'
iberiteben. @ir brau@en alio ni@t
3u ermarten, baB bic Convention etmas
gu @unfen Der BefOroeruns Der Gin
panberuns uon europa tbun miro
90 i4reibt bic ct. Pauler vVolts5ei>
tuns" unb mir iinb iiber3eust, taB iie
nit ibrer Nnii@t &e@t bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07

5000 einjuiesen, mas ansenon.me1
murbe. Subelnb leste Ct feline &arten
bin, a5er 3u ieiner bo&iten 8eitiir5uns
bedte iein @esner pier &0nise unb cine
Drei auf. Muf ber Steue i9rieb er ben
8elttitel uno Iberrei@te benielben benz
@eminner. Spdter aber rlbrte er ME
cine &arte an. Wdbrenb Der Snbianer>
triese leifete er ben @eiben sroBe
Dienite als Tabrer. Na@ uielen Srr<
fabrteu tam 8otineau na@ 0teb Qate
Sails, no er cine 9eimitdtte unb mad
unb na@ bebeutenbes @runbeisentbum
ermarb. Ct mar Der 0ater uon 81
&inbern, uon benen i'm iebo@ nur mes
nise lberleben. Der betannteite unter
bieien 1T s. 9. Bottineau, ber feline
meiite 3eit in @aibinston 5ubrinst, NO
er ais Mnmalt ber Turtle Mountain
Snoianer funsirt.
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AIN ertta at.tt@eS0oIo tiir euro,
pditd)e 9tteI.

IN pollen @olbidden feblt IS unierer
S@obbpsNr,itotratie nt@t, aber an bo@s
tSnenben Eitulaturen, unb baber tommt
es. baB bic Millionenmdbel unieres Han>
bes ibre 2ebenssefdbrten nur ielten I'M:
ter ben sobnen Der 9ein,atb 1udblen.
ionb.rn ibres 9er3ens Sebniu@t iebr
bdufs barna& tra@tet, ii@ nit benz su<
ten ameritanii@en Dollar Elm mebr ober
meniser sesadtes ar0nlein int Nuslonbe
3u ertaufen. 3mar wirb bei ben meiiteu
bieier Gben itets betont, sab bic betref<
fenben iunsen Yeute in innisiter 2iebe
e.nanber 3usetban iinb unb bab bieie
gbe ni9t int gntfernteiten cine @elb>
beiratb 3u nenneu iei. Mber mie lanse
bieie 2iebe man@mal udbrt, oaraber
lefen mir leiber nur gu oft in allen 3eis
tunsen. &aum fnb bic 9oniamonate
babin se1oi1en, 10 treten i&on aue moss
li9en ebeli@en 3u.ite ein; man besinnt
3uud@f Elm setrenntes 2eben 3u fabren,
periSbnt ii@ aud uieuei@t nod Elm paar
Mal, infolse germittluns Der anoern
Tamilienmitslieoer, bic iesli&es Merser>
niB permieben iebeu mO@ten, aber i@lieB>
lid lit man bod 10 melt auseinanoer,
baB man auf @@eiouns brdust. unb
bic 6olse bteier trantbalften Titelfu@t
unierer ameritanii@en Mdo@en 1T -
setdui@te 2ebensboffnuns.
Gin fnbiser &opf bat auf Dollar uni
Gent aussere@net, oaB ieit benz Sabre
1885 3meibunbert Millionen Dollars
unierm 2anbe entfabrt morben iinb, um
als Mitsift bic mad Der alten Welt uer>
beiratbeten ameritanii9en Mdo@en 3u
.be9leiten. 8on bieier sewaltisen Sum>
me iinb auein so pro;ent in ben lesten
Sabren aus unlerm 2anbe semanoert;
bas 3eist, baB bic Eiteliu&t anitatt abs
3unebmen, ii& INNER iteisert. IS
uirbe 3u melt flbren, UNI BE gauge
9ine ber vrei@eu Partieen" bier auf3uz
fabren. gs iei nur turs erwdbnt, baB
pon ben Wtillionenbrduten 46 Gnslanb
3u mrer !6eiratb ausertoren. l2 er>
mablten ibren @atten aus benz fran3o>
iil@en Moel, ie 8 betamen Elm beuti@es
ruiii@es, italienii&es unb ipanii@es,
&rSn@en, ,udbrenb nur ie 2 ii@ enti@loi>
len. na@ Oeiterre,@ unb 6oQano NIT
ibrem @eloe gu seben. Dag meitaus
Der sroBte Gbeil oerielbeu @ertreter oes
enslii@en Nbels gu @atten ausertor,
mo@te tuobl uor ollem auf@bie @pra@>
per,uanbi@aft 3uriid3ufiibren iein. l1n>
ter alien grbinnen itebt bic ietise @rd>
fin be @aiteQane, ebemalise Mib Nnna
@oulo, nit einem germ0sen uon Is
MtQionen Dollars oben an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07

Gin Bauer dtt in elmer Birtbi@aft
unb itusirt bic anseisen elmer 3eituns~
Pl0tl,4 iprinst er auf uno iast 81
eiuen neben ibm iitenben @aite: Dun.
neruidr, 10 n geb beib id mi aust
waniten!4 Dabei seiste Ct auf elm sSsn*
ierat foIsenben 8ortlautes: Cine Eub,
wet@e ieoen Gag talben tanu, iih 5u
ufrtaufen ". I. ~" - rlln menn iie
bat Bios aQe twee Dase tonn, bann Nor
INNER nod en- COB @ei@dft bormit to
maten, taltulirte Der 8auer.- SoQte
ni@t ber eisentli@e Dumme bel bieier
@ei@i@te berienise ieiu, Der bic Sauern
uirtli@ fir 10 bumm bdlt, oie bier
uoraus9eiett 1T?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07

Bon @eb Gate Ta1s uirb Der Sob
pon Yierre Botineau 9emeloet, ber bort
i'm Mlter pon "a Sabren itorb. Boti>
neau ipielte cine n,@t unbeoeutenbe
Stole in Der @ei9i@te Minneiotas. Gr
mar an einem Ylat l2 Meilen ueitli@
pon benz ietisen Sarge sebo:en. Sein
Water mar Elm s5ran3oie, feline Mutter
cine Snbianerin. S@on I'M 3ebnten
Sabre biente er ben uon Qorb Seltirt
berabersebra@ten sS@meber uno S@ott>
ldnbern uielfa& ais Gubrer in ber @ilb>
mfg. Sn ls4l ma@te er einen CLAIM"
auf benz Plate, auf mel@em jett bic
@tabt st.. Saul itebt. Dieien Claim"
uerbanbelte ct ipdter fir Elm Pferb unb
cine aub. @pdter taufte er fiir cine
Rleinisteit eiuen 9roBen Gbeil bes Yan>
bes, auf 1ueldem iett minneapolis
itebt, perlor aber, our@ unebrli@e &du>
fer betrosen, oas meiite BACON, Bis ct
i@liebli@ nur nod 9&icollet Sslano
abris bate, ~el@es jett betanntli@
Miuionen an @ertb besiffert. Dieie
Sniel perlor er beim poteripiel, benz ct
NIT Yeibeni@aft bulbi9te. 8ei einem
Der @piele tam es Dor, bob er pier Da>
men unb cine MB in ber 9anb bate,
cine v@anb", bic nur bur@ pier 8onise
seboten weroen tonnte; er sloubte aber,
baB elmer ber Weitipielenben eincn &0nis
uesselest bate. ST fablte besbalb
10 fiber, baB er ieinen san5en @elbuors
ratb iette, uno als iein @esner INNER
nod ben giniat bober treiben mollte.
erbot e. ii@. bic NicolletsSnieI 9eaen
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MaQ fit sic 10 bicl tb1u.

Serr Treb MuQer uon cSruius, ST., i9reibt,
bab ct lan9e Sabre ein i9weres Nierenleiben
bate unb ;eit,ueilis 9robe @@merser i'm &ii=
den; aud bab Ct oil Der glaie litt. st 9e=
brau9te uiele io9enannte 9tiereubeilmittel,
oSer erfolslos. 9or et1ua ei,,eus Sabre per-
lu4te Ct @lettril1en 8itters ,lmb fanb balb
Grlei9teruna. Glettril9er Sitters lit beion=
bers fir Nieren= unb 2eberleiben 9eei9net ltnb
9iebt oft ioiortise 2inberun9. Gin 8eriu@
ipirb bies bemeiieu. Cine arobe Slal9e uur
so Gents in >. W. Oliens apotbefe. 6
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Sitter oes Matcabets.

Gin Staatstommanbeur i@reibt Mms uon
2incoln, Debt. wie fol9t. 9ta@bem mir ans
bere Mittel obne grfolS bel bartnadisen 9u=
itemanfaQen bel lnieru beibem Rinberu uer=
lu@t batteu, perlu9ten mir Or. Sings Neue
Gutbedun9, u,.b III suei Iasen ,pare1 bic
&inber 9elu,,b. !Q1ir m09tel ni@t obne iie
ieim, ba l,us bic grfabrlln9 Selebrt, bab iie
beilt no anbere W}ittel erfol9los iinb. = s.
80. Stepe,,s, @tate Com" = QDarum Mi9t
bieies Mittel ueriu1en, 1T es bod sarantirt
,lnb iinb bod Yrobeilal@en frei III .. 80.
Olieus apotbete. gewObnlide @r0be SO
Gents u,b 81. 6
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rWte tommt es benn. fraste bas
@riinborn, rtab man bic Der. Staaten
bas Yanb ber Greibeit nennt?" rSa,
ieben sic, eruiebsrte Der ginseborene,
has 1T iebr einfa9; bos sommt baber,
bab bier 10 Siele frei berumlaufen, unb
gar nod cine srese 0eolle ipielen unb'
in suteu gtrbaItxiFen lebeu, bic i@on
ldnsit biater S@toB unb @iesel sebors:
ten".
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melouns. baB Col. @uH. pabit sesen
feline @attin, bic ebemalise S@auipie:
lerin marsaret Matber, cine Gbei&sis
bunsstlaae einseleitet babe. @abrs
i@einli& baben bic ri@lasenben Nraus
mente", bic Grau pabit por etua Mos
natsfriit ibrem uerbdltuibmdBis re&t
iusenoli&en @atteu seseniber bel elmer
Nuseinanberietuns ouf oHener StraBe
9eltenb ma4te, ben 8ru@ berbe,se:
fabrt.
1oultnep Btselow, Der enss
lii@ ameritanii@e S@ulsamerao,
Greunb nno S@mei@ler oes Raiiers
@ilbelm bes 3meiten. bat au@ einmal
etwas @e9tes setban. Sn elmer Mbs
banbluns nit benz Titel: v5eimli@es
Trinten uno Beioifenbeit, obsr ofienes
Erinten uno Nnitanb2" = 3iebt er cine
@erslei@uns 5mii@en benz i@einbeiliseu
ameritanii&en Sonutas uno benz suz
slei@ relisiOien unb beiteren oeuti@en
Sonntas, uno brinst barauf, baB Der
New Oorter Sonntas na@ benz Muiter
oes beuti@en Souutass seitaltet werbe.
Depei@en. melben, ooB in
@bicaso bas G0@ter9en oes betannten
BraueSs unb MiQiondrs S4mibt nit
benz &uti@er ibres Taters bur@9ebraunt
1T, uuc oaB Der junse Mann erf Elm
Sabr m 2anbe uuo nod gar ni@t y amez
ritaniiirt" iei. @ir ioQten iebo@ meis
nen, oab Elm &uti@er, Der es fertis
brinst, nit elmer blbi@en unb iunseu
MiQiondrsto@ter bur@3useben, i@on
3iemli@ fart romeritaniiirt" iein muB.
Die 8unbesresierunsb bat
ioeben nit ben Bladfeet: Snbianern einen
@ertras absei@loi1en, uona@ bieie uon
ibrer i'm norbweitli@en Ebeile Montas
mas selesenen &eieruation einen iiber
60 Meilen lansen unb unsefdbr 20
Wfe.len breiten Streifen sesen 3abluns
pon 81, 500, 900 abtreten. Die uriprinq>
li&e GoroerunS Der Snoianer mar oas
Doppelte Der bemilli9ten Summe. Das
2ano 1T sebirsis unb entbdlt uiele Mi>
nerali@dte, bic es fiir bic WeiBen mertb>
uoq MAIDEN, wdbrenb es far bic Snbia>
ner b0@tens. @ertb als Sa9osrunb
Ddtte. Da bieie bic gum Nderbau unb
CUR @iebsu@t seeisneten Qdnbere,en Der
unsefdbr 275o Quaoratmeilen sroBen
&eieruation bebalteu, alio nod unsefdbr
1900 Quaoratmeilen, uno ibre 3abl
ii@ nur auf 1900 belduft, uerbleibt
ibnen INNER nod mebr 9anb, ais iie
m0sli@er @eiie n0tbis baben, ndmli@
aber 500 aeres per &opf. auBeroem
iit ibnen bas &e@t 3useaanben, auf benz
absetretenen Ebeile ber. @eieruation 10
lanse 3u jasen, gu fii@en unb !9ol3 gu
i@la9en, Bis bic Qdnbereien in Yripat>
beft iiber9esansen iinb. Das Nb>
tommen 1T alio fir iie uortbeilbaft
senus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-07
NeueS @agnergei9dft.

Der llnterjei@nete bat neben benz G9mie=
oesel@aft pon Sobn 2iQa al ber Gde pon
Sroaopap Mmb 4. gtorbfraBe cine Basner.
1pertltatt erofinet nnb 1T bereit. alle i'm Sod
elnl9lo8eu6en Arbeiten aui baS Beite unb
O9uerbafte1e dnduferti9en. Gas 6eilen pon
Sa9en ruiro CUR Specialitat Sema9t.
- sos. 0Ieibnes.
Nep llIm. 9ttnn.
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3euteutarbct ctteu-
Budltus aruica=G Galbe.

ole bette ealbe In Der s8elt fir s;4ntitwunben
(Quetidunsen. Gunben Gei@ware SalSHub. 6te4ten
aufseiprunseue 9dnbe. Grofbeulen: 9abnsrausen unb
eu.9auteas$lase nne 9etlt Inteh!ba! psmosrsetsen.
luna perlaHs.. QretS, Is Gents BE S4a&te. 31 Il
ben BET 8. R. OIfen, Rem lllm. RAJ
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WILLIAMS ART GALLERY.

Having resumed business and taken
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of ancient Hawaii and, of the stirring
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