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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-04-23

This is what the Saltwater On. "
Journal says OF Mrs. Hannibal A. Viii
iams, who will be seen and heard in the
recital OF Shakepeare's "a Midsummer
Nights Dream at Burwell Hall next
Thursday evening: "a large and appre-
ciative audience listened with delighted
interest to a Midsummer Nights
Dream as given in Academy Hall by
Mrs. Hannibal \. Williams and Mrs.
Fanny Eddy Miller. In impersonatng
the varied characters of this play, Mrs
Williams showed the wide range of her
powers. Whether in the light, playful
pranks of Puck and his fellow fairies, or
the woes and tribulations and misunder-
standings of the lovers, or the genuine
fun OF the comic portions in which the
'hard-handed men OF Athens figure,
she was equally at home. And the beau
tiful Mendelssohn music, so finely adapt
ed to the subject, and so admirably
played by Mrs. Miller, gave point, and
emphasis to every scene and served to
enhance the charm
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-04-23
BE JUST TO YOURSELF.

In casting about for place to To-
cate in business, or in seeking
change that you hope will bring better
chance of success, do not permit pref
udlCe to blind your eyes to the truth
nor stand in the way of your prosper
lty. The days of our earthly pilgrim
age are few, and attended with many
trlbulations, SO it behooves us to avail
ourselves of every aid to peace and
progress. 1t may be that home is the
one thing lacking to reconcile you to
your lot in life. Do not condemn
the country on hear say, nor believe all
that you read to its detriment, but
take our advice and see it. This can
be done at little expense, and you
find business opportunities here that
are not found elsewhere. You will
be able to secure, at a nominal cost,
lands that will yield surprising re-
turns tor the attention bestowed upon
them, and enjoy climate that will be
benefit and a continual charm. You
will find that artesian wells and ice
factories have revolutonized the do
mestlc economy of the entire South,
and that what used to be luxures are
now everyday Conveniences. The
pride that comes from possession here
swells the breast of the farmer, as he
looks upon his growing fields and
blooming orchards, and the housewife
smiles as she surveys her thriving gar
den and heavily laden vines. This is
no picture, but an accurate photograph
of scenes that greet the eyes Of every
visitor to the sunny South.
To the farmer, the merchant, the
manufacturer, the young man of brains
and the old man of experience, the
new empire of the South presents
field of boundless opportunities for
home-gettlng and wealth getting.
The climate and great variety of re-
sources make it much easier to gain
livelihood and acquire competency
there than in the less favored regions
of the Northwest, with its limited cap
abilities and lack of diversity in the
matter Of crops.-Atlanta Sammy
South
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-04-23
foods
SarSapariIIa
., ~, are the only pills to take
I1OOu $ FlllS with Hoods Sarsaparilia.

The One True Blood Purifier. 81 PEI bottle.
Prepared only by c. I. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06

Alex Norris. the dolbt.Ag Thomas
OF the busy burg which bears is name.
was in the city Wednesday. He was
accompanied by E. H. Spared. road
supervisor of the Norris district. and
the two We're here on matters pertain
ing to the public highway Mr.. Nor
ris stated that his town now maintain
ed two mercantile establishments, one
conducted 10y Il. G. Wilson and 7. D.
Kinds of Whitehall. and one by Frank
Wallace.
VIM. B. Thompson, of Helena. was
IN the city several days this week. Mr..
thompson was here on business con-
nected with the Hickman estate of
which he is joint-executor with Amos
Eastman. Incidently he was fixing up
his fences in the effort to secure the
nomination for state treasurer on the
Republican ticket and for which he is
one OF the strong candidates. He is a
pleasant young man. bright and pro-
gresslve, and he has a host of friends.
in this, his place of nativity. who hope
for his success.
F~airweather tent. X. O. T. Nj. held
its ~semi-annual election Thursday eve
nlng with the following result: NJ. 3.
Mclean. past commanders: Lew l.. Cal
laway, commander: G. w. Mead, lieu
tenant commander. II Eroroh soo
rotary: F.. H. Gohn, chaplain: Dennis
Mahagan, sergeant: Luther Buford.
treasurer: w. w. Chiefly, master at
arms: Jack Lavelle, first master of the
guards: James Brown. second master of
the guards: Fred Kremer. sentinel:
James s. How, picket.
George Fl. Scott, better known among
the public generally as Great Scott.
horticultural editor and travelling cor
respondent of that excellent wspap
the Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
was in the city this week. Mr.. Scott is
OF the veteran newspaper men of
Montana. He visited Virginia II years
ago IN the interest of the Helena Her.
aid. He has made horticulture a
special study for years and woe be unto
the man who tackles him on that
subject. II he gets away with two
whole arms he's in luck. "Great' is
now ~hobnobbing with the Ruby valley
farmers and ranchmen.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
UP TO DATE.
The Madison House Adopts a New Set of
Rules and Regulations.

The Madison House Adopts a New Set of
Rules and Regulations.
The Madison house has adopted a
new set of rules and regulations, pre-
sumably on account of the recent rush.
They are as follows:
Buard 50 per day. Meals and lodg-
ing extra.
Breakfast at 5: dinner at 6: supper at
I. No lunch.
Guests will please not speak to the
dumb waiter. Complaints 60 to Mr..
Allen.
No calls for the stage. Persons who
wish to rise early can have selfrising
flour for supper.
A beautiful cemetery on the hill
where the ~roadagents are buried.
Hearses 25 cents an hour.
Guests who wish to do a little driv-
ing for pleasure will find a hammer
n nails in the closet.
If you get too warm open the window:
there is nov on the hill tops.
If you r fond of atheletic sport,
lift the mattress and see the bed spring.
If YOUR lamp goes out, take a feather
out of your pillow and see how light it
is.
If you have the night mare you'll
find a halter on the bed post.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
THE BRIDGE CONTRACT.
The King Bridge Company Will Build tn.
Gaylord Bridge for $S,401.

The King Bridge Company Will Build the
Gaylord Bridge for %s,491.
The board of county commissioners
are in regular quarterly session this
week. The first two days of the ses-
sion was largely devoted to considering
bids of various concerns for the con-
struction of the Gaylord bridge, which
was finally awarded to the King Bridge
Company at $7,491.
There were 10 other bids submitted
and as many representatives OF bridge
concerns present. The contract calls
for a three-span steel bridge, spans to
be ll6x16 feet each, resting on steel tub
ular piers. The structure is to be COM
pleted on or before September Is.
When completed it will be a very SUBJ
stantial structure.
The commissioners are now district
ing the county into election districts
and precincts, and appointing registry
agents.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
EAGLE Will SCREAM
THE preliminary MEET.
ING HELD LAST NIGHT.
Appointed and Other Steps Taken Look
July.

At a large and enthusiastically pa
triotic meeting of citizens. held at Jake
Albright's last night, it was decided to
celebrate the Fourth of July. Rev.
Wiley Mountjoy was made temporary
chairman and P. H. Gohn secretary.
Several appropriate talks were made
and after the discussion the chairman
Was empowered to appoint a committee
of four on finance. He named the fol-
lowing: Frank Mckeen, w. w. Chiefly.
Ed Gohn and VIM. Musser.
On motion the chair was empowered
to appoint a committee on arrange
ments to take general charge of the
celebration. The chair appointed
H. S. Gilbert, H. L. Childs, J. H. Van
derbeck, W. w. Chiefly, L. L. Cal
laway, I. H. French and T. F. Pollard.
p. H. Gohn was appointed as a CON-
mittee of one on music.
The committees were instructed to
report at a meeting to be held Tues
day evening and the meeting adjourned.
The soliciting committee will en-
deavOr to make a canvass of the town
tomorrow Saturday.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
WASHINGTON BAR.

WASHINGTON BAR, June lis pecial
Correspondent-After the 10 INCEST,
dreary spring on record, the st week
has been like summer, and has given a
new impetus to all things exter nal;
miners are going and preparing to 60
to the mountains as fast as the snow
disappears, and more d~evelopement
may be looked for the coming summer,
than any time heretofore.
n quiet wedding took place at Mead
ow Creek yesterday; Miss Ella Dim ock
became Mrs. Beatise by order of the
Rev. King. May their felicity never
be less than at present.
Miss Winnie Fletcher returned on
Saturday from a long extended visit in
New York and other eastern states,
where she has been under m edical
treatment, her many friends rejoice to
learn Of her entire recovery.
There is a project on foot to consol-
idate the Meadow Creek and Washing
ton Bar offices, which will probably
materialize about the lst. of July,
with Mrs. Gibson at the ''Severns place.
as p. NJ.
The happiest man in the Madison
Valley, or that ever was in it, is our
neighbor V. B. Case, who after much
tribulation and long suffering is the
father of a fine bouncing boy. Mother
and babe are getting along finely, and
V. B. has been singing hallelujahs and
performing terpsi choream feats in the
horse barn, that rivals the most ia nous
Black Crook performers, Verify!
Verify. | say unto you it is a big tn ing
to be a daddy. Suffer little children
Kingdom of Heaven, (this last sentence
is not Originally
The Bald Mountain company and the
Little Kid are preparing to start their
mills, as o as the snow will permit.
Every one is anxious for their success,
as they have overcome almost in
~surmountable difficulties.
The Electric plant in the Madison
Canyon is pushing their work along as
fast as the weather will permit; the
common genus Homo knows but little
what they will do with their tightening
when they get it corralied but they do,
or ought to.
There is more mining being done
quietly in the vicinity of Red Bluff.
than is known outside the camp, and d
few cars of ore are shipped every weel.,
of course only the best will bear ship
ment.
The Revenue and Monitor work
along as steady as clock work..
A new strike was made recently in tie
mine owned and worked by
Mr.. Turner, he is said to have 2 Oinches
of 500 ore or better. TREBOE.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

TSTATE OF David McCranor, DE-
deceased. Nouce Is hereby given by the II .
dersigned Alden j. Bennett, :administra.. +
with the will annexed, OF the estate 4
David McCranor, deceased. to the c,d-
ltors OF and all persons having clan".-
against the said deceased. to x Int
them, with the necessary vouchers, v liz
IN tour months after the first pnt -.
cation OF this notlce TO the said Alder T..
Bennett at the banking house OF Ha,. It
Bennett in Virginia City. Montana. ,se
same being the place tor the trassacil.n
OF the business OF the said estate in III.
county OF Madison.
Da,ed at Virginia City this Goth da, NJ
May 1896.
ALDEN J. BENNETT
Administrator witt "i,t
annexed OF estat~ .
vid NcCranor, dec,o-
First publication May so, 1896. - 1t
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.

A Very Successful e-Hon Il. II.
Smiths Speech.
The success of the Memorial Day
exercises put the Grand Army veterans
in high good humor. The procession
formed at Armory hall at 10 o'clock in
the following order:
Fife and Drum Corps.
Co.. D, Escort
Veterans of Blue and Gray
Odd Fellows
Maccabees
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given that the county
Democratic convention for the purpose
of electing delegates to attend the state
convention at Butte, Montana, June
20, 1896, will be held at Virginia City.
June 10Th, at II M, of said. day. The
primaries for the election of delegates
to the county convention will be held
on June 10, 1896, at the following
places:
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
The Only Utopia.

Ine only Utopia.
There's many a man in the quiet old place,
And there's many a woman, too,
Some old and some young, some married, some
not,
And the children are not a few.
A doctor is there. but he never is called
To 60 out in the sunshine or rain
To visit a patient, for no one is sick,
And there's no one who suffers pain.
A lawyer is there, but his books are laid by:
He neither disputes nor debates;
Hes never consulted on matters Of law,
For nobody litigates.
The preacher is out Of his pulpit too.
No longer he turns the page
OF the sacred book, and he has not made
A pastoral cali for an age.
T youth and the maid are there, side by side,
Thu roses of June fill the place,
But no word is said that will kindle his eye
Nor bring the sweet blush to her face.
The women who're there never gossip or scold
Nor wish for new gowns in their pride,
And they never are older than when thew Arst
came,
And none is dissatisfied.
The wives are as placid as mornings in Nav.
And they never complain of their state.
The tempers OF husbands are always serene,
Ana never q man Is out late.
And so many children are found in the place.
But no baby frets or cries,
And every small boy is still as a mouse,
And each little girl is likewise.
The soldier is there, but his fighting is done:
The sailor remains on the shore;
The laborer rests every day in the week;
The merchant has shut up his store.
There sickness and sorrow and pain are un-
known;
There all men are equal; there rest
Has come to the weary, and no other place
In all the wide earth is SO blest.
Would you know what this place of all places is
Where the discorGs of life find surcea.nf
Then go to the graveyard, ard there Won NAV
walk
In the streets of this City Of Peace.
New York SIM.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
Free Wool Record.

American fleece woods declined from,
~ cents to Is cents per pound and
American secured woods from Is to
27R cents per pound between Oct. /,
1891, and Oct. /, 1895. Foreign woods,
on the other hand, were higher Oct. /,
1885. than they were OIL Oct. l, 1891.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
&c MS IN We RISE.
The Dead

The Dead Laborer.
Here, in his work garb, with the sweat scarce
dried
Upon his grimy brow, a laborer lies.
Climbing a ladder with his heavy hod.
A falling timber swept him from the rounds,
And the hard pavement battered out his
breath.
Push through the crowd, good friendl The
ambulance
Is ringing round the corner. Lose no time,
For years may pass before thy heart again
Ehall have such cause to melt. His Job is DONE.
He who was doomed before his hour of birth
10 do the worlds rough work, and have the
least
OF its good things, has quit ere it is six.
Mark well this narrowing scene, and, if naucht
else
Can touch a sense long dulled to times harsh
facts,
But look upon the callous of these palms
And marvel how thou ever hast been moved
To think a thought of i'll of any man.
Franklin +. Denton in Chips.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
w. H.. TRu::
THE LIGHTNING
TOOTH EXTRACTOR

OF San Francisco, Cal. will leave Virg ~
City, Monday. June s, 1896; viii stnp 80
or three days in Laurin, thence 10 Shrysr :,
thence to Twin Bridges ard from The. .
Dillon. Don't tail to see him it va -54
troubled With any pains or aches. F.,
animation. Win locate your ailmen's, =
out asking a question. Female disea> !
specially, assisted by DR.. Stowell @ :; Y
lork. Ocullst a specially.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06
Maccabees
Flower Girls
Citizens in Carriages

O~A A~SSO
At the cemetery the exercises were
opened by a song "Sleep, Soldier
Sleep" by a special choir, rendered
very effectively. Then followed the
regular Grand Army exercises by Com
mander Childs and acting Chaplain
Mountjoy. The graves we're then
decorated, the firing squad of Company
D, fired three volleys, Drummer Rivers
sounded the ''long roll" and Malcomb
Berg rendered 'taps' and the morning
services weraat an end.
The auditorium of the court house
was crowded at ? o'clock when Com
mander Childs called the meeting to
order, and in doing so said 1.-THE
Grand Army roll OF the post in this
city contains owe so names, but the
actual membership has now dwindled
down to about Is. Locally we may
never be able to meet with you as a
body. The old Springfield will soon be
RELOCATED to the curiosity shop along
side of it's bent-back predecessor"
He then introduced Hon. Robert
B. Smith, orator of the day, who de-
livered an eloquent Grafton, full of
patriotic sentiment. Mr.. Smith was in
a very happy wien and charmed his
listeners with the noble sentiments to
which he gave expression.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-06

1t is recommended
regularly elected de
a~lternates be allowed
ventiOn.
WILEY MOUNTJOY,
Asst. Secretary,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-31
Gttpas Neues 1T, Giienbab BIT
Wa9enbau.

9ie lang beiprohenen neuen Iimitirtcr
2lige anf Der .Noro Neiteru Siuue" g. Ct.
y. w. i .. u, oie smiiteu Niiunenpolls,
Ct. Yaul uno Chicago Iauicu ipucn, iiuo
ieBt I'M Yifnite. Die Yrtiie pie ar6 cas
Bolt, oos bieie 3ii9s ~inipiSlrt bat, aeben 81,
oaB lie oos Sohite in Der eiienbnhu-S au'
funlt oaritslen. Sic 9ofumotipe III nab
benz befanuten 800 Yiulter, uno non eiuem
Gnoe gum anoern 1T Der Su9 nit etueu
Torplab nit elmer bidsn 8lasplatte per.
fehe n, oulh welhe die Tlntiormsn eln9s'
idlofen iino uno ourh Die rie Sd0lheIt
tple bic Bequemlitfs ees SUses beoeutCuo
9fbpben Uiro. &euH ihr oitllh reiit, ma
RIM nitt Die ueue limitiTis .gIprtb 9eeieru
Ginte- pntroniiirt. gScuriious. poer ioEiilse
2idets limb ani bisiem ,Su9e sIIttg uno te'
ne EXTRA 5ororrun9en FUR before NCcomo0a'
ticnen. 2idets, Shlaiipagen, &eierpatons'
farten nno pole S%niormailon 9esebeu, wenu
thr eut an euren Setm &gcnteu neHoct coer
aoren,rt on &. ". Seasodle. @tuerdls &anl'
aiernaent, st. Yaul, iueider eerne bcrclt IT,
eut Eamphlete S%ujuihiden. ne oelC Be
ihreibuna oleier nsreu Suge ,nlhGlten. Us
gtbt nitis osraleid)en mshr I'm S,icutabn'
pa9enbuu, ridt etumaI Die puuoerpoler
3ige auf Der Notwithstanding. 81 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-31
GNae- Sot6rimsem.

StraBburg. Sir Die Sorrefticn
Der Seille (Seilleslas@ ranoe, Ncbens
fluB zines NrmeS Der WoieU, melfe
auf cine Strede pon 80 Silometern bic
Gren;e Sriiden 0eutltlano unt
Sranfreih biloet, piro sesenwdrti9
burd beutihe uno franS0iiide 1edniter
elm Frolett ausSeurbeitet, baS ipater
auf @runo elmer |ercinbaruns ;pis
iden ben beioen 9teSierunSen semeins
jam alsseiiihrt merben foil. Gle Nn.
re9unS ~ Dem llnternebmen, baS irans
3oliiderleits iebr entsesenfommeno be.
banoelt miro, 1T Don Der reidsldns
oilt)en Terwaltun9 au%sgesungeu.
GRIFFIN. Vet elmer 9reibiaoS In
Der bieiisen @egeno 9ifg elm Sases
bitter nit leinem Sunbe Dor Der 2inie
Der 2reiber her. alS er lid einem
Fremicrlieutenant Der bieii9en @arni.
ion, Der an Der Sago tbsiluabm, aui
etwa 30 Stritte Sendbert hattie, bielt
oieler i'm eld)ten llnterbol;e Den Sunb
fiir elm 9aninden. Ter Prsmicrlieutes
rant biidte lid, I'M better ieben gu
%fonnen, babel entluo lid iein @epebr.
Ter SanS muroe leitt perlcst, Der
binter linn fpmmenSe SasSbiiter i6wer
in bic Yruit setroiien. Ter biu,u,
Eeruiene slrjt ionnte nah flir;er 3cit
'lur ben 2oe css Sasobiitsrs ieltIiellen.
Sul3. Sier In Die Seibenneberei
BON Spinner II. so. nieoeroebrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-31
9n0eA.

&arlSrube. Der SiirserausIhub
eenebmigte einltimmis gum @au Der
Nlptbalbabn bon 9arlSrube naf Se,s
renalp nit elmer S~eitenlinie BON Gtts
lirgen nah Nfor3beim 10000 Miarf,
Die aus gnlebensmitteln beitritten
iperoen.
Vletten. Sier "itiir;te in Der
Nad)t Observation-Disclosures Soleuann,
Der Vuft idopfen mollte, aus benz
Senitcr uro mar ioiort foot.
Gljad. lin $50 Wlarf jdbrli1 lit
oas Siits@aiier peritei9ert worben.
Sriiber ~fOitete eS SO Marf. Ole Ser
pafltung gilt fir IL Sabre.
3en5ingen. liner StdStd)en
miro ole erIte beutid)e MiGSheu, Reals
idule erbalten. Ger Sberi6ulyatb hat
%seitattct, >aB Sunafit in ben trei
unteren SlNiien Der 0teali6ule Widos
den oulgenOmmen mcroen.
Whannbeim m. &aliirer SaItner pon
Der Sbcrrbelniiden @anf mnrbc Ue0en
unieridla8uns bon $500 Wlarf pers
baitet.
Nnitatt. IaS GOniton;er Snabcn,
tonpitt miro bierbcr pcrlegt uro nit
benz Neubau ccmnad)lt beSonnen luers
Den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-31
&roG8.rio st6nnt SeGea.

Darn itabt. Cine enti6loiiene
2bat fiibrte Der l2i0brise Sobn Willi
bes Wpo9pddterS Gunber aus. Oils er
Nadmitta9S aus Der Stuls fam, fab
er etnen 3aeelSbnsr in ielbltmprbes
riiher abiidt in ben Woos iprinsen.
Der Sunse mari feline 8iider bin,
iprans in ben Naten, unO es selans
ibm, ben ihon benz 3obe ylaben ans
llier ;u ifaffen.
Utugen. Sieier Gage fam bier
bas erite Petroleumidiff sur Gnt.
%labuns. Ias Petroleum murbe brett
In bas neue gaiiin 9epumpt. @esens
wartis perben neue ani6luBseleiie
iiber oas neue Safengeldnoe our 5onfs
aulase eelest. Der Yertrieb beS Fetro>
leums miro lid our;ussmeiie auf baS
Nabes unb Saarsebiet eritrefen, mpfiir
Iusnabmetarife erbciit wernen.
Wain,. 9iirSlid wrrSe auf einen
Sranfiurter Gabiabrer In Der 0iGbe ppn
bier elm RepolperiAub aus benz Stras
eensraben abseieuert. Die 8u9el bur6>
iblus BEN Iermel uno bic @entitange,
Obne ineeB ben Sabrer Su .uerleseu.
Oieier mar aber burh ben unermarteten
In9riif 10 eritrodeu, oaB er pom 0iabe
fiel. Ger Ansreiier sab nod einise
Shiiie, bic e~beniallS feblSinsen, ab
unb entilob, ais Der Rabfabrer ieiners
feits BEN 1epcluer 500 unb pamit in
bic Sunfelbeit bineinfeuerte.
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neuerolnSs DerpOrtreteuoe Seupens
9eiabr bat Die t6nigli6e 0icgieruns
idmmtli1e Ginboiebs uro S6weiues
marfte ter TialS bis auf WeitsleS eirs
geitellt. On einielnsn Srtihaften Der
Tp~roerpial, wiitbet Die Niauls uno
1laucnleube In einem Wabitnbe, Der
ionit ME porbem beobaf)tet murSe.
SuoWi II. Neulib ertruns
fen beim Sdlittidublaufen aui benz
bieiigen @uoowiei 'ihen Weiber brei
iunge %eute i'm Sitter bon Is bis IS
3abren. Der Sobn beS &rabnenfiibs
GERS Seubner elite CUR Niiie, uno es
1elon9 linn aud, einen Der eirgebrod)e,
men Heute ~ retten, ais er aud Die
jwei anoeren retten wollte, brad er
elm utto ertrant 9leitfallS.
Sweibriiden. Su benz Hro;eB
Der Y%erwanoteu Der Dor ;luei Sabren
In Neultaot perltorhenen 0ittme Saus
ter se9en Die Staot Neultaot muroeu
nod benz oieler Gage uertiinoisten
uribeil oeS fDnigtiben Sberlanoes'
SeridtS bic Gerwauoien nit ibrem Slns
iprub auf Die Grbidait absewieien.
las Vanogeriht bate Der Staot Neus
itabt oaS unbelpeglibe @erm0gen rno
ben 0erwancten eaS barre Gelo uno
Die NusitGnbe Der Teritorbenen ;uses
iproden. G5 bate iih bann aber her,
ausgeitellt, baB peber baareS gelo nod
&usitdnoe %porbanoen ipareu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-31
Srete Stable.

Samburs. Ger rele Safen lit
nunmebr e%rOffnet wOrben unb GILT ais
Sreibafen. 9erielbe mrrbe nit einem
&oitenaufmano BON 1000, 900 Marf
erbaut. Don linn iollen aut Die srcs
BEN hamburger Sdnellbampfer abs
geben, welhe iest nod BON Der Cur.
bapener Hbeoe a~uslaufen.
Bremen. Der in Oofobama &C.
itorbene 9ernbaib Sdmader BON bier
bat oas itdoti DIE Muieum ieiner Batter,
itaet gum Grben ieiner iebr beoeutenoen
naturwi Sammlung, ics
wie Der Sdlite ieines anIebnlifen
Vermcgens einseiett. Die Sammluna
it, in Sablreiden 9iiten perpadt, aui
hem Camper rErin; Seinri6" mad
europa sebradt woroen. Der Ser
mogensantbeil, Der Der StaSt Bremen
,ufdllt, wiro porausiihtlih iiber I5O,s
900 Wfarf betrasen. bod bat Suuddit
nod bic @ittme oes Yeriiorbenen fir
f%ebensieit bic NusnieBuns bieies 9apis
tolls. Sdmader iammelte ielbit in
China; Sapan uno aui ben Pbilippinen
une lieB burb besablte Sammler Elm
reifes Wlaterial aus allen 3weiaen
Der Geologic iuiammenbrinsen.
Vibed. Voliieiratb Or. Sat, Elm
eiiriser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., III plStlid
etnem Sbla9anfall erle9en.