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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

Law and Order League VIII Take an
Interesting Case to Court.


Interesting Case to Court.
Laconia, N. H.. Sept. 2l.-George Il.
Cox of this city. attorney for the Law and
Order league OF New Hampshire, has
brought suit against Merrimack county
10 recover fines and costs amounting TO
$500, damages being laid at $500. Mr.
Cox makes the following statement IN
response 10 inquiry az 10 the report that
a suit had been brought
THE Law and Order league has
brought suit against the county Of Mer-
rimack to recover money and costs In
certain liquor prosecutions made at tho
April term, 1896, of the supreme court
for said county. The prosecutions were
Instituted in January. 1896. before Ma
, poleon Is. Hale. an attorney of Concord.
There were seven respondents, all OF
Hooksett viz: Fred Lavanse, Billy Dali
ton. Joe Badger Ben Colby Joe ingalls,,
Eddie Tebo, William Clark, and against
those respondents there We're IL COM
plants. Evidence was furnished and
presented by the league, and the parties
were held on all the cases and gave
bonds to appear before the supreme
court. AT the April term the league pre-
sented TO the grand jury evidence on
which indictments We're found on all the
cases.
The seven respondents have paid into
the treasury OF Merrimack county fines
amounting to $3.50, and costs amounting
to $500. Under the statute governing
liquor prosecutions the complainant is
entitled TO one-half of the fine and all
the costs recovered. The league ap-
peared before the commissioners Of Mer-
rimack county and presented their bill
for the money and costs. The commits
sioners refused to give an order on the
treasurer, claiming that they had some
doubt as to the statutory rights of the
league. Application was made twice
after this. but no satisfaction was had.
The officials OF the league claim that with
the commissioners 1T is purely matter
or politics. ana that they are catering
TO the rum vote of their county,"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21
THEATRICAL OUTLOOK.
Prospects for the Season as Viewed
by Managers.


What Is TO DO the principal dramatic
pabulum for tho public this season. Will
1t be vaudeville, lurid melodrama, drama
and comedy Of tho romantic periods that
call for dressy costuming, broad faros OF
the French order or musical comedy, or
will the weird, the supernatural. the phys
iological, hold the interest Of the average
theater goer for anotheryear? This Is only
one Of the many questions confronting the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

The town OF waterville, ~ Y, having
long been troubled with tnmps, estab-
llshcd "a camp this summer where lodging
and meals were furnished only TO those
who would break o certain amount Of
stone At the cnd of 81 days the trainps
had vanished from the county, and the
town could show for it's expenditure Of
t315 broken stone valued at 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

drama we still hold our own, for these
plays are now merely transformed into
'On the Bowery 'On the Mississippi
Tho Fast Meil'-plays with spectacular
sensations and real heart interest and yet
not to be compared in actual value TO tho
sterling English mleodramas which started
them The World, The Romany Rye
and The Lights o. London. The bicycle
has made dramatic seasons shorter espo-
cially on the road, but it will not keep up
When you can buy wheels cheap and your
valet and the servants have them, the lady
of tho house doesn't care TO go out much
s-wheeling Another thing which has cut
short the season IL this-there are too
many thoaters and not enough attractions
TO flll them. A thenter that can I'LL 80
weeks now is doing well We're there not
so many places of amusement 40 weeks
would be tho average" Lucy LAwS.
New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

Halifax. Sept. Alt is reported that
the Peoples Heat and Light company,
which Is controlled by III. NJ. Whitney
and other Boston capitalists. has pur-
ihased the works and good will OF the
Halifax Gas Light company. The price
Is thought To be about $500, 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21
HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Statesmen, reliable, energetic. to sell
finest line OF lubricatipg oils in the market on
commission: send reference Polar Oil Co, 29s
Superior St Cleveland. s2i
OVERWHELMING at home or travelling to
advertise and sell soaps And other specislties;
tack signs to fences barns, distribute circulars,
place samples. orders etc. steady position; salary
$40 weekly aud ali expenses. or large com mission;
inclose 20 stamp for particulars schafer Bros.
Milwaukee. Wis sls
wANTED--Choir boys for St stephens Rpisco-
pal Church choirj boys OF good character, from II
to "a years of age, and with some natural ability
for singing. may Apply; they will receive pay aud
also instruction In singing Address w Rhodes,
y o Box iis6 sb6
wANTED-Medical students or graduates,
bright and active TO introduce latest and best
headache remedy and sntipyretio, "Pepsol." 20 the
profession only. elegant samples, printed matter;
large commission Address with 2c. stamp Hazen
Morse. New Rochelle, NY st6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

- -
YOU CAN BUY AN ESTATE in Eigcwood now
for $500 less than you buy ~ next spring; cor
ner lot nearly 10000 feet OF land; room cottage
house; modern conveeienees; $500 down, balance
s950O. mortgage6 per cent or S4001 cash Inquire
Ring Music Co 7zs Westminster st, city sis
FOR sALE-BarRain, fine 2h-siory House. ~
Susan street; rooms per floor. bath room, water
closet furnace, etc street curbed and severed.
II. L. Waller. 20 weyhosset street. sb-et
FOR sALE-OId Rotted Stable aud also Fresh
Hot Manure. cheap. Address p, McConarty, is0
First st, South Boston, or Sol Federal ST.. Bos-
ton. tylS-36t
FOR SAl.E-Ion-rvOm nouse 100 Burnett
street Amply To ID. Russell Brown. nov2 x
fOk sALk-buttonwoods Cottage. paru'
ally furnished. Apply 20 d. Russell Brown.
nov2-tf
fOn sALk-Eine-ruo cUtthge at Oak
land Beach Apply 90 J. u Randall. 70 Onk
land Beach avenue. nov2-f
FOX sALE-Two spienuld cottage lots on
Warwick Neck. Apply 20 a. knssell Brown
nov2.tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

WANTED-Giri TO make herself useful in .
family OF two $3.50 m, n Linden 81 sis
lss Pine street sl6
MEN AND LADIES in small towns wishing to
earn SIS a week easily, write us; will explain
Excelsior Chemical Co, Lock box Cos, Rochester,
Ny sl66
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21
SUMNER RESORTS.
ADIRONDACKS.

Beautifully situated on the banks OF Schroon
River, the Riverside Inn; = mile from Paradox
Lake; mi es iron Schroon Lake; good shade;
pure spring water vegetables fresh from the
farm. For terms address ID. Laymond, seve anes.
N. Y. au2T-2et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

WANrED-Agsnts, somsthfnG new. OF merit
Address Manufactures. 6o4 Mashtngton ~, Room
10, Hoston s2l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21
pRoyIDFNCE GAS COMPANY.

a dividend Of 9, per share has been declared,
payable on THURSDAY. October prosfmo. 10
: ockhoiders Of record ~ appears by the books OF
the com pany at the olosv oi business the 18th In.
stAnt. A. n. SLATER. Treasurer
Providence, n. l., sept 10, isse. sDs ID buson
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

TO. LET--Niceiy furnished rooms. Beaco
ave sis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-21

TO LET Pour or eve rooms furnished or un-
furnished modern improvements Inquire 800
pottors avenue SD
The evening times., 1896-06-11

tion. and said a Mr.. ShultZ told him he had
trouble getting rid OF her.
"Idemur to this testimony yelled Moss,
dancing around like nm India rubber man.
Demurrer overruled," replied the judge
coldly.
Then IN argue the point said Moss.
mo. YOU won't" retorted the court; II
will hear no argument"
what am going to do them" asked the
la W yer hopelessly.
~ can't say" said the court. his voice
colder than the polar region. 1T is not my
business to instruct attorneys how to con-
duct their cases."
The woman YEARLY mounted the steps
and held her hand up to be sworn. The
Judge shook his head and she let it drop.
1.-The last time you were here you prom
ised never to come back"
II know l did," she said, chewing her
finger ends.
what were you doing in the street at
o. CLOCK in the morning."
Cant l get something to cat?'' she
answered, defiantly.
TRIED TO SAVE HER.
You were after something to drink,
I'm afraid The last time this woman
was here said the judge, and he spoke
as if addressing the whole courtroom,
81 tried to save her. On her promise to
be good / let her go and put her where
| she could lead a better life; but-she seems
determined to sink. / shall punish her
this tiIne''
LET me co." whimpered Laura, "an' III
| leave town at once.
mo, no." said the court; mot for two
| months. Sixty days or bonds"
The evening times., 1896-06-11
AID FOR THE FAMILY.
Butcher Hoover Offers Free Meat
for the Dnyises.


The sad case of destitution in the family
of James Davis the young man who lost
his arm in a railway accident when re-
turning from Eckin gton, where he had been
in search of work, as told in The Evening
Times of Tuesday, is exciting public sym
pathy.
The following subscriptions for the fam
lily have been received at The Times office,
and will be turned over to them:
A. j. Yewell. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
A p. Mcknight. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
In addition to these. a most liberal
offer from s. Lemon Hoover Co., of
Al and 4s Center Market, is contained in
the Following letter:
Editor Times: I notice in last nights
paper t9th) the case OF the young man
losing his arm, and that his family is
destitute. II the lieutenant of his pre-
cinct will give him paper recommending
him as worthy ofcharity,- II will keep him in
meat for the summer or until he gets work
q. Lemon HOOVER & CO.:
PIE Ix
The evening times., 1896-06-11

HE following items the plums Of this great saleThe
feast have prepared for be long remembered
by Washington people The bargains in Mems Women's
Shoes dollar of them
bgchnce for who must purchase ootweafo him
herself for the whole family The quality of the goods of
high standard We guarantee pair We call especial
attention the Mems Tan and Patent Leather
The evening times., 1896-06-11
| |CoId-band Cups,
SaucerS and
Plates Free.

Tomorrow friday we will give
30-cent Java and Mocha Coffee a
gold-band cup, saucer and plate. =.
To each purchaser of one pound
of 5O-cent Gunpowder Tea, Oolong
Tea or Best Mixed Tea we will give
either five pounds of best granulated
sugar, Accent sack OF Lily best
pat. flour or goid-band cup, saucer
or plate.
To each purchaser of one pound of
3O-cent Java and Mocha Coffee we
will give either gold-band cup
and saucer or gold-band plate.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

gisIsidt pbHe ss 30 pOan, psutsi ss
Spiihsn ben 9eiIen on, nie, bic Va
bTitantsH icit osm SUhitubSOa
msbr aui oisiCu. nls oui ihrt siaeus
2reit llh Usrlisssu. Tns srildrl audi.
luorum isit oisrSis Sabrsn IN oisiem
9anbe trOs oEem SdusJpu 70 wsHis
6Urtlhriits in eer Ssriiellnns Der itinsn
rtu 1uae stmatt Uureen. GO lunss
bic bIllisrttH gSnGrSu pom Belle bop
peIt beSabii wurosu. haitsH bic StrIeE
ss ia n.bt u6tbta, ih on stIuas -6bbs
rem" esn Ropi 80 Irrbrsttu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

Die Iekte glummsT oes -GmtrIeau
@ool anb Cotton RspUrier' enihdlt ei,
ne interelauts llsbeSiidyt iber bic @ua'
iHbutrie IN ben Der. Staattn iudbrtnb
bee 40 Gnbe osbtnosn Sabres Dos
ssahbIait bsridiei, bob SO Niuionen
Binno R0hmoIt mshr periauEt ipHrbeu,
ale 1894; "a bepsiit bur6 Tabelltn,
bob irob auibsbune bsr RobwcliOlIe
amsriianiIhe @OlleH I'm Preiie critic
gen Iiub; 60 ifiloert ferner bas hbtr
raidenbe Gr5lhbsn ber Qammasrn. SH'
buIirie HHe bic ansemsine Bsiieruns.
bic einssiTrisH IN, felt bic Mc9inIep
.9Bllt oniashObea wurben. uno anae'
fhis iolher unleusbarer 7batiahsn
pin Der republitaniiht asnsrsb bic
Rcbpclllblc ipieber eiufhbrer Hno be
BDas aui gspllROlis srhbbsnl Die Der.
blsnbHns Der pcAs5llner whrbe un'
alanblidb erldfineu. iufnu mon NIT ihrri
wlpiipsn aids 70 ssuan pertraut whre-
n. y. g.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02
RnhIanp bot Ed ubuisn Be

3nbIanp bai fh srboisn ben
gr6iipsHteH GlSpflGno ilr ben arises,
iaa go MilIipusu Dollars Gbplo ~
.sibeu. Selbit ben itruppissn Batter
der" INNS isber AmrriiaHer FIR lOlojS
eVloiae 5rCuHoihoft tOhsn 2auf Sner'
isnueH. geie n6rs CO abtT, penu Iih
aaisr qauosspottr einmni an isiHe eias'
nsH ainotr wsHeste! 10 irsiiiibsrlih
eutnrisi. iuic CT Su sloub;n ihsiut. iino
Iis midi. gair meinen. or i0lte ss sin,
mul mt @oIb. slnlsihe, 8onos in 4sird,
atu Uou $40 bis slno bsim y 0 T.
is perinher, mir iiuS lberSeuai, sr
phrbs Der i,sisen GcionOib boio sHi,
bObtH isiu uR0 i'm arisssinLls uibt snt,
tGnidt psroGn. Tisie ileinen Boaos
bttrn Die esnibor bette dHIass iir DE
Griparuiiis bes -iIsiusn Wonnes,- bic
9initu bllsben i'm 2auee une Is phres
oomtt srbIlh Der aniuHs asmndt psr.
ben, oisiss reids gaHo aus isinsT uu.
tparpissu hnansisleR abhdngigltii Upn
GHeIaub Su beirsieu. - 8ire ss sines
Rrleees bsohrieu, uHi,re Assieruna
BEN YOlie iuisbe ndbsr 81 briHsen?
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

BaibiuetoH. 2s. peS. Sc.
prdieniaHt Gmiih (Rep.. Midl } BAT
i'm Saule cine Bin eiuesbraht. isolde
einen Heuen Bian eutbdlf. bic Wrtsn'
bads unb SAabamtsnOten, aus BEN
@uiehr su jisheH unb bafaS @olb In
GiriulaiipH su brinesR. Die Din ialdat
Dor, hab bic Maiienalbanfsn sinen be-
nimmtsu Trscsriios ibrrr Rstenririu.
laiisH unb DepOiiien fintt iuie bisher
In -taipfuf monep@ In 1nnbsss nnb
Ghabamisncien als Rtisrpt balien icl,
len. 0srr Smiib alauht bnb baburt
ca. $3.50, ,000. 900 IolAer Npisn ans
BEN Htrtrhr aesoasu ipsreen ibnnttu.
unb bsbaupifi, bnb itin Elan bw Qu.
thinning uon Observation-Disclosures
Gdels. Gtnaicr Sbermanu Hne ron
eerrn Dinslep esiunbsn babe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

mar I'D entIsti bel Der GniStdaua hab
oas 9ano tinen Jabres. TribHi ron
81, 600. 900 an oie1lriei Sn isiiicu bat
is. 9as mar Gisbhabl isiiens bee
6aIompnoes.
.Sine mir stipa beisT ale bie7aiisn ?
(gisiisH uno 9iihen. Trsi 6Ods fhr
GIsrtlane. 6abeH mir stiDn Hihi
SaIiicruiru, arIJCna uHa 1frds &C.
itohlcu?"
Die 9ladirass nadl iaulcR Giern III
iaum is srbbG sepeien, ale IN biEffm
auarnbIidr, 9rsetr nit ibm! Atibt
ihu Don oer giaiiprm! 1Tei S)phs
iar gisVsldno uno CIHepl" ihnIlir "a In
hbfit orobSnesr @tiis btm Slsensr HHb
ben grinmmtsn jrisosus.9Ipolisln eHt,
ssgen. unS rttis nno IiHis IchrpirFieu
Dis anhppsI Der pOliJsi, ppr beusn bic
anlpsirnocn irpv ibrtr frisaeriitteH
Stimmuns bed uOh ben ablidsn Rs
ipsit bepabri boiirH.
aber osr asonsr Seisie NIT ben
1umuItuaHish zine srObs GssSuIs. Gi'
utn SuscubIid Der Slubs bsnupeHb. iabr
or fort:
.@u iiHb oabsr burAons uidt Be-
redtist. oeHGnsIdnbtIn eas GsbOt .TE
ioIiit nidlt lieblenl~ ppr,uhalieu."
Dlii Der gsmsrinna, Der aaHstittifps.
rnmmsl lei uur aus Der Snc,t Hah Xaili.
iaTismus sEinonetn uEo tarth bic bro
beuos umwanoluns unisrsr GduIsH m
aniernsH. ihlOb Serr Grpsbp baHH iri.
ne Rsos. lluo es mar bic bo6Iie 9eii,
osuu Fhsu uabm Oes 9nbitiun ttus
uPh orphsubsre StslHHs etH.
asp. Tr. 9pmaH abbpti. Der ylab.
iolsrr bee psrhCrbsuen Stmp matD
Beshsr, ipirlis nis ndhher RsoHsr si'
mas berubiasuo aui Die erresitn @t'
maibsr, iuosm tr srtldrie. oab CT hh
irsus. bier por 2suttn 81 ipredsu. ott
iricosriides 9Iui IN ibrengeerH ihhIen.
81 ibrsn ipoute or ipreheu. nur nm lei
ne Nnlihisn iibsr bic 8earhn0uHs ots
grdhosuisn SViidait ju dnbsrn. Sieos
usr nice nm oarnni bin. eab 0erf
Clnep behaHpis, GnglanO weroG, iuas
man ibm Die 8shsersrsiiuns Der 5000
GuaOroimeilsn iirGiiigtn 9nnots et
i,aitr, isius araIIsn up6 psitsr aas
i,redtu. Gualane Iei bersits TN 8eIiee
ron bnni ertiaaienksH rpn CndorainIei,
Zen. ucR psihen % @tbronh maiden
I0nHit, pOllit ts isinf Rahi GusoshHtH.
Steiner ging 6anH ani o,e GVass iiber.
IN tuie turlt oie Der. SiaateH utrphid,
tel ieien, iih Der Gdweiier RepublIi
@snelusla aHSuusbmsH. @eneSneia iei
felt grhnouns Der Republii bErb iHnt.
ren llHirisoen aeihpddbt worotn, nab.
rsaS Britiid Guiana Iit fsts ole cine
irieoIihe aoIpRle eriuisien babe. Gb
nun has Cine potr has Gnbert in isineH
GrrnssR aeidmdleri iuer0e, eas gtbe
bic Der. Staotsn abiplut Hi&is an.
(GrHeusriss 8iiasu uno SOhruis mad
pslarb.
Sis @enishm. bic btits atisosas.
itrei erhsbsn, phBtsn hbtrhoupt, NO.
rum "a iid banosli! Die Der. Eiaa'
ten isien Elm 9ano bts Grieoens une
IOltsn ben GHsIdnberH, 3riduosrn.
Tsuilhsu nuo allsH lbrissH suropdliAen
Wlahtsn Sassr itsis irisoiertis bsses'
nen, hoit in p6rissr llnwiHtRbeii burh
ihr @tIhrsi sinsn blutisru ariss ber
auiIuFti6wbrtr.
Inter SUdruIsn ani Gleuslauo mus
is Der ebrIparbiss @eiitli6e isIns Rsee
abreheu.
asbHli& crying "a BEN Single 7aIer
Seurp Gseret.
edlisblib mubis bic ROliSsi ben
Eaol rdameT.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

IA gbllaSsIpblu bat sinc llnteriu'
DUNG Der issubliianiihsu StaetusrfeaI'
tuua SbsuiV idslimms 5uitdnos srthali.
Ipis ne inter 1dmmaHp IN Qrtp Doii
berIihisn. Tas mahi TummaHg al
ltroinse uitht btiIsr, earits absr sur
asrsAitren Ssr,bsiiuns 6ss labels cal
ptrtummsns 1hslts btiber Bar
teieu oieneH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02
9tr ,iniaht saraerv,ritanO Iitht

Ter eiHiahs Shrserusriiauo Slrht
uupiulhtlih isins Shlafs, rusun
SGaliers Iih Glltin ais sur 96iurs Der
GinauSirass in .wiiinituitIiarr@ ssei'
is bsIdbis; Ouiyuifm uuO p0uH 10 Inn'
terbnnte Jinaniirrersi rpis Der -srUbt
Banter nu0 SianisiiuanSisr" IaplOr
iis bstrisb. an ben 1as iommt ssGs
RunSer, psnH bic SUIisietle strnoeJa
bduat, ioboI0 bic Souimdtie iih au.
ibidsn. ibrs .@tfsni4ait- praiiiid,
anSuipenoen!
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

Rus Der R,D gstsu staatswiiuus pom
20. Tsltmbsr.

20. Cslsmbsr.
Der altt, ih6ns Seihnatts @rnb
itllsbt SwGr nit ben @prieu .Grie
DC aui Grben nno ben Rtnihen elm
@ohlssfaasu". obsr Sohn gua itsiRt
mil ieinen @slhiitu nad cen @oloisI'
bern ReEeJuela's eie Stmhiber Ger
@uibamiten In 70 irisssriifs Stimmuua
Usrisei 80 babeu. oob islbii Der SRsib'
nodissnseI init isinsm 9Sbssiaas. &C.
ihipeioe osnn eW SsiORntren init ihrsn
3riehsnsmahnunaeh bas RrieasaebtnI
HIdt sum Sdlpe'asn brinssn ibHueH.
Die 2ritssiiimmHHa uno Der sriis Tan.
mel iibsr GlepsIane's irieeeriihs SUt,
ihdit bat ben 9saten bic Q6pie psrSrtbi,
Hno Ssosr itsint JH plaubsn. CT mifs
ss oem SIHosTn in -FatriOiismus" Sa'
pprthan.
Sn Cooper Union iano ssitsru absuS
betaHutlidh cine - 6rieoenRperiamm'
lung ltaitl llus bod bate siu abl'
luaTot itOIB isiH tSnusu cal ben Rabau,
Der IN eie'cr -frisoIihsH" SsridmmIuns
inicentiri ipuros.
NdbsSu 1900 RsriOHsu bntisH iiH
siHasiunetn. um Su b0ren, mas SeHrH
George. 5rdHeis Train, Grnsit Spwarb
9rosbg nno aroere, ninoer heruprra'
esnbe Reonsr hber bic breuuenbt
4risasirogs 30 ioaen baissn, Ruo ale
bic Atonsr auf Der RIatiOrm plnt ss,
nOmmen botisn, ihien es ipirilid, ale
Oh bic auipeIsnSsn aIsih ben bibliideR
0iTtsH nui BEN 6sloe bic 5rieotnspor'
te nit Subei beerlSsH nlresn.
Gber id0n aIs Goworo g. Hurbp bic
4eJiammiune eroifnele uno nHr in FUR
zen @orieH bic 8Oiibait oss prdfOeH'
ten bsrhbric. mahte iih inter benz au,
oiiprium cine 10 rnoouIuiiiec Siimmuna
btmeribar, oab Serr guIop Iid 81 Der
GIiIdrunB geranloBt TAB. man babe bic
SeriammlHns fur RaHnsr ano nidt fir
oumme Suneeu SniammsuberuisH.
Hls eriter ReoHer ipuToe HuH Grueit
6piuatb Grpsbp, beiaHntlih Weiialito
USs iHtrrnaiisnaIen tribunals inc airo,
poreeiellt. Reensr bceaRn nit tiner
Tarieauns Der aR0uroesD D0tirin uah
ieiner NnHoiiuHe unO idou bel ben er'
item @ortsn ipurpen unier bem Nublis
fum be g9oFfen seipttt une bic sahlreid
anusienoen UIanrcdt bitltsn ibrtknip.
pei In 1ereitihast.
.Wir finb bier, nm sseen bic Srrtba.
mer Ses RrdIibenten Glepelanb ~ pro-
ttIiiren uHo ......
@siter Fam Der glebntr porlduiia
nihi. Gin tnmnltuarii6er applaus
ber .BairioieH-, .1hrse Cheers for
Glepslanes nno -Sduribt ibn heransl- T.
auf Der anberen Seiif biHberteR ihn.
ieineu Sat an Gnhs IA Iprsdeu. "a
bnIi alles odmmern ess gotFetuerH
nida. bic RriessIuiiiotH iparen erf
gum gApeietn su brineeH. ale fis ia
in arpbfr wlaiOriidt Iohtn. Sur eiu
alter itnnbt, mis ber MsbaiIIe Der u.
u. m. ipoIIts itiusm 6ersen nod Stuff
maiden, or ipraus ani lsinsn sic unt
ptrlanale bas @ort nnb srif bic lHmer.
eano einss g,iaurpds fonnts ibu ann
Yilrbfrispsu bsmeesu. Dauiit mar nil
Slubs iDeuisItns fhr sinsn ansrHblid
ipishusherafitsut,
-gBas N Die ma5rr Monrps Hpt
trinss~ 70 intr Sfsbnsr nnn mad
Idrssrss Hauis fort. .s2idf bic 9n'
Iierprstasipn. pit GIfuei1nb ns nns a.
asbsn tai. ipnbsrK bieI<ni1e 2xtr<, III
IN ere bsr Ueg&i6le lImeflln'e er0iebl
! 1s q ~ 8unanss y ea>pisn vraIl'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02
elm caul,s bat esr aritasldrm bod

Gin Butss bat Der arisasIdrm bod
bertiis asbabt. giele Der iloIidbsn sin'
itiaen RtbelrnioloattH babeu init BE
aeittruus ihre Bisnts bsm grdiiorH.
ten sur 8triasuns ssiisut uuo untcr
BEN Stsrnrubanncr fur Die gsmsiuiumr
2oubesebrs 5u idmpirH iib srSOisn.
Die 4luit SwiibsH Sho uno SlcrO ipiro
boourh piCotr um Gipas ptrsngtrt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02
GnaIanp Iudsts bic Oeaiist Rsse

GRgIanp iuhts bic psaii1s RssH'
rang Su rue allunS ssstn bic onr6
Yrdii0eni Gltpslnao prDmulsirtr Nus
lseuns Der RUnrps' TUitriu 80 aripin'
asn, abtr Ohns GriOIs; ss srbislt isbr
Suradhalirnom S,ihsio. Das 9saiidle
8pII bilfs IN Der @ensInrla 6rase
init uns, itii e. ilbsr bic Iuabrt Ssnla'
ae auiaeilGrt III.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02
@eoree asunan, Der b,iauntI

ShriitItclsr. beiiru Sdilosrurs Der
es:csn Der fbiriihsn @srbauHirn {. 3.
70 erUBss auiisbsn mutts. thrdiei.
Dab Der ariss init Gnelnne fan uHuer.
meioIin lei. aus BEN einiadsn @rnuee,
oab Gnelano fibsrllh Hiai na&esbsu
iphres uno Nmtriia nidt mebr Suriid'
.reten i6uuts, Ohns isinsr Gbrs AbbrnH
su ibun. CIR sIaabt, oa6 lpir ihIieb
lib cbFseen parosH. Wun, uenu Ct
biss Sueisbi, 10 pirb CT oud bic 5Ulss'
rIaa siebsn mhIsn. oab GusIduo ss
uid1t ani sinsu ariss auicmmsH laIieu
miro. bonn oas iali bsrehnenSe SnIel'
pOli msiOet ssiIiiitHtlit ben itarisreu
9eantr.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02
@IaDuunr,

@Iaphonc, Der ssrObs cite
Ranu", msiut, CUR 90iuus Der 8eue'
Suela Jrnas ibut iusitsr nldts als tiH
bisdsrn etmbbuIiher Ggenihsnusrtane
aui beiotu 5si,sn HOib Tas III ssra'
be Sic GlssnIbait, ipsl6s uuisTe Re
s,truna Ssm bartibpiissH SUbH SnI
siuSupanien iia ssn0tbIa fiuosi. llHels
Gam ldbl ibOu usrRanits NIT hh rs'
ben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

gGuc Die uprewritIttsa 8nhnsn CT.
i,sarn fitb ia ben Ispisu ROnattn stnsr
aruBeu 3uHabms Der GtHnabmsr tl5sr
6ieiclbe gsriOos I'M Itstta Sabre. 9oi'
isntIit aisbt ibusu Sas Oiuib Sum Sau
usuer 9initu, bripuocTs IN uuisrsm
Siaaie.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

ris nsilsu pr'siIssirim mss9'nsn iinb
ashfiu. ober N ". 4. q. Aruf 8asiaDei
riIIa. lsRis - b<i|fn esbTR Tfd 9 ,itr Dfrs
bsr bis N<1EYif mi 0srsne@<n s<u u7's
aaerleube bN enl AZ aHfro4a (ersm uuf'
~ bieie t<(unft<a une 4o|lf<&' {s1& x4fot
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

gNie bic GiitubatHsn go9uIlltsn
NADER: Gin aphlsubdueler IN 9than
bsSua cine 9arlaouus aOhlsu aus pcd'
ina gaasp; bic sVhIsH tpiistsE ihm
s2G, bic 5rndlt bis Gtban sl2h.59.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

Der ar,ouias Slub irai Issts @O6e
iibsr ieins llIsr uno ous BEN souJtn
Siuote arinnias lisisu SipbspUiisn poH
lltbsrIhwsmmHussn eIu - dber, ipObI'
UerItanoeu, uldt hard bic 2auoassnfsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-01-02

gpr's ehurp geoetnl uftnus man .an
leintH f9srtsa.. Ole Griabrure eints bal,
ben clahibnnAerts bat ben Hsirtis atlitisTi.
bah Eein aHbtes Vriparot bieir Nri 10 TsId
nnb pirfiom wis blsIeS sinen enIteH JnnI
Sawsissu dTinsi.