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s. +. $50, by senator Howell-To provide fer
the descent and alienation of cemetery lots.
Concurrent resolution 3, by Senator Spencer
Relative to press dispatches rejecting on tse
credit OF Nebraska.
Under the head Of bills on second
reading. senate file No. 173, a commit
tee substitute fora bill providing for a
tax on bank deposits in state banks, to
be used as a fund for the safety of de-
positors, was placed on general file.
An extended debate was had over
Senator Ransom's concurren resolu-
ton ~instructing United States Senator
Thurston TO vote and work for a free
coinage law. The resolution was op.
posed by the republican side but waT
passed by a strict party vote.
Adjourned.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS
WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY
THE UPPER BRANCH.
Monday. January 25.

When the senate convened at 9 y. m.
several senators were absent.
Senator Murphy Of Gage offered the
following concurrent resolution, which
was read the first time:
WHEREAS, The revenue laws Of this state
are detective In many particulars to provide
for a rigid collection by township and coun-
W .officcrs whose duty It is to collect and
enforce collection OF taxes for township,
county and state purposes: and
WHEREAS, The deficit and failure to real
lze Suficicnt FUNDS to maintain the current
expenses of the various departments OF gov
eminent Is due to the inadeuuacy and i'm
projections OF the revenue laws OF the state:
therefore. be IL
Resolved, BY the senate. the house con-
curing therein. that "a committee OF three
DE appointed by the president of the senate
to act In conjunction with "A like committee
OF three to be appointed by the speaker OF
the house, to prepare n bill revising and
amending the present revenue laws OF this
state, or such sections thereof as they think
proper. and report the same to the senate
and house Jor their action.
Senator Howell of Douglas presented
n resolution i~nstructing the secretary
of state to turn over to the committee
on privileges and election all papers
and abstracts of evidence in the ION
test case instituted by John Jeffcoat
against Senator Evans of Douglas. The
resolution was adopted without de bate.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
s. +. 1851, by Senator Schaai-To amend Sec
tion 3. article . OF chapter 80 OF the compiled
statutes OF Nebraska OF 1895, relating to fees
payable to the secretary OF state.
=. i. 15?, by Senator Talbot-To amend Sec
tion 293 OF the compiled laws OF 1895 OF the state
OF Nebraska. relating to verdicts OF juries.
=. +. 1873, by Senator Talbot-To amend Sec
ton 2S3, being general section $3.50 OF the COM
piled laws OF 1895 of the state OF Nebraska, re-
lating to trials before juries.
$ +. ia. by senator Howcll-Providing for
the foreclosure Of a trust deed or mortgage OF
real property by advertisement.
$. F. I55, by Senator Murphy-Providing for
the defense OF divorce suits by county attorneys
on behalf Of the state, when the defendant fails
or refuses to make any defense.
s. Is. 1857. by Senator Ransom-Prohibiting
the giving OF passes or free service by various
corporations.
3. +. 1883, by Senator Ransom-To prevent the
blacklisting or publishing Of discharged en-
ployes, and making such an act u felony.
Adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-05
Friday, January 30.

Senator Ransom resumed his remarks
on Senator Spenccr's resolutions favor
ing the payment of the sugar bounty
in the senate this morning. While he
was still willing to indorse Senator
Allen, he was not ready to extend his
Endorsement to include the sugar
bounty. He declared that the minor
ity was not honest in the matter and
had no sincere intention of indorsing
Senator Allen except for the purpose
Of countenancing and indorsing the
sugar bounty.
At the close of the debate the motion
to indefinitely postpone the resolution
carried by a vote of "a to 8. as follows
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-05
Tuesday, January 20.

In .he house this morning, after
preliminary work, seventeen new bills
were introduced, and n number Of bills
were read the second time and referred
to committees.
Bills on third reading were announced
and the first measure placed on the
general file for this session was put
upon its final passage. 1t was II. Il.
No. 4, by Mr.. Eastman, TO refund to
Rebecca Perkins of Custer county Sl2l
paid by her as rental on school land by
an illegal appraisement of 1889. On
roll call the bill passed by n vote of 81
affirmative, with one against.
II. II. 3. by Mr.. Dobson, to repeal the
law of 1897 granting a bounty ON sugar
and chicory, was read n third time, and
Mr.. Dobson demanded a call of the
house upon it. The call showed ten
members absent. The call was then
dispensed with, and on roll call the bill
was passed by n vote Of 90 to 80.
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YEAS
Mccain

sNSe
y. +. % relating to revenues, and S.
+. "a, tocut down the salaries Of the
secretaries of the state board of trans
portation were indefinitely postponed.
A resolution indorsing Senator WV.
| Aliens speech in the United States sen
ate upholding Nebraska's good name,
was passed under q suspension OF the
rules.
In committee of the whole h senate
recommended for passage Sc o, allow
ing district judges to name day for the
jurors to appear.
$. r. 40, to compel street railway
companies to protect motormen and
conductors by v~estibuled cars, was dis
cussed ut considerable length and rec
commended for passage.
After the noon recess H.. II. 3,repeal-
ing the sugar bounty act, was read
the second time and referred.
s. +. IS, by Senator Ransom, reduc-
ing the pay of county commissioners
in Douglas and Lancaster counties from
81, 800 to 81 500 q year was recommend
ed for passage without discussion.
5. +. IA, by Senator Ransom, reduc-
ing number OF county commissioners
in Douglas county from five to three,
and providing for their election by dis
tricts in Douglas and Lancaster coun'
ties was amended to except the latter
from the provisions of the bill, and
recommended for passage as amended,
The senate adopted the report of the
committee of the whole.
, Some of the bills introduced were:
. BY Senator Heapy, to repeal the act
creating a state live stock commission
: by Senator Lee relating to the prohibi
ton of the manufacture and sale o
r cigarettes; a Joint resolution by Sena
g tor Sykes proposing to amend section
and . of article Is of the constitution
i of the state of Nebraska so as to pro
vide for submitting constitutions
: amendments at special elections an
providing that majority of the votes
cast on the proposition is sufficient 10
adoption,
II Adjourned to 10 a, m, Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-05

Electricity has now, it seems,
beaten the record of the gold beater
and can produce a foil of the metal
fro. We to ten times thinner than
ordinary gold leaf. Joseph Wilson
Swan, the well-known chemist OF
electric lighting fame, has presented
to the Royal society specimens OF this
wonderfully thin foil made by deposit
ing gold on copper with the electric
current and then dissolving away the
copper from it with perchloride OF
iron.
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A Youug PhnoSopher.

He is only 6, and he has been
quoted in print before. His humor 10
natural and unconscious. aud in id
dition he has a faculty of reasoning
BY analogy that would be valuable to
many an adult head. His little sister
was visiting a neighbor girl, and his
mamma requested him to 90 and es-
cort her home.
Mamma" he replied, "when we
were in the country last summer Mrs.
Myers asked Mr.. Myers to go and
get the cows. Mr.. Myers said, You
60 and get them YOURSELF" and the
little philosopher considered the sub
iect bevond further debate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-05
Friday, January go.

Chaplain Mailley was called home by
the death of one Of his flock, and in his
absence Speaker Gaffin called upon
Mr.. Eighmy of Brown, one of the three
preachers in the house, TO invoke the
divine blessing.
Immediately after the reading of the
journal the house, on motion of Mr..
Sheldon went into committee of the
whole, with Mr.. Soderman III the
chair.
ii. r. 90, by Mr.. Clark of Lancaster,
to make chicken stealing, the know
ing purchase of stolen chickens or the
harboring of the chicken thief q pena|
offense, punishable by from n to ten
years, was first on the file.
After some debate the bill was killed
by a vote to not adopt the report OF
! the committee.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS
WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY
THE LOWER BRANCH.
A succinct Summary Of the Fast Week 8
DoIngs In the Nebraska House Of Repre-
scn,atives-A strictly Non-Partisan Re
view Of tho Proceedings.
Monday January 25.

Speaker Gafin's gavcl fell this after
o o at 2:30 o'clocis. Seventy'seven
members responded to roll call.
The committee on insurance reported
f~avorably on house rolls Nos. 81 and
90.
The bills were recommended for pas
sage while No. AZ, a bill amending the
mutual insurance act was indefinitely
postponed, according 70 the commit
tees recommendation.
House roll No. 50, reducing the sal
aries at the Geneva industrial school,
was reported on favorably by the com
mittee on agriculture and the report
was adopted.
John Currie's bill, house roll No. 80,
introduced by Mr.. Soderman. praying
for the appropriation of 81, 900 to cree,
an heroic statue Of Abraham Lincoln
on the capitol grounds, was indefinite
" postponed.
Mr.. Roddy Of Otoc introduced tho
following Joint resolution:
WHEREAS. The legislature OF 1897 b an
act entitled. An net TO recount the ballots
cast for and against the Legislative amend.
ment OF the I'd day OF November. 1856, and
TO declare the result. :" did provide for the
rccounting OF the ballots cast for and against
the constitutional amendment providing for
mn Increase IN the per dlcin OF members OF
the legislature from 81 to 4, and extending
the session OF the legislature from forty 10
WnERnAs, Some doubt has always cx-
listed as to the validity OF said act and the
adoption OF said amendment to the consti-
tuition, ana
WHEREAS, II IL expedient that the matter
be definitely settled and determined; there
fore, he IL
RESOLVED That the honorable attorney
general be and he il hereby requested to
at nps ingtitntA nr0nnr action nv mlp1nm-
US or otherwise to determine whether or not
said amendment to the constitution was
adopted In accoruance WIN tne pr9vis,ohs
RESOLVED, That the secretary OF state be
requested TO forward to the honorable at
torncy -gcncral q copy of this Joint rosolu.
ton.
Twenty new bills were introduced
among them being:
II. X. 2is, by Mr.. Stcbbins-To promote farm
ing In arid portions by irrigation ut public ex
pense.
of Peru Normal when the dormitory burned.
II. Il. $50, by Mr.. Feiker-To appropriate $40,
00 for incidental expenses OF 10Th session.
yards, etc.
House rolls ga to Gas were read tn,
second time and referred.
II. X. So was recommended for indcfi
mite postponement. The bill provide
for exempting all money due benefi
Charles on life or accident insurance
policies from ga%rnishment, execution
or attachment.
II. II. SO, which provides for the in
vestment OF funds arising N of bust
ness done in the state by foreign lf
or accident insurance companies, wa
discussed ut great length and inall,
recommittcd for amendments. Tn
{ committee then arose, reported prog
ress, and the house adjourned.
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n. X. 21q. by Mr.. Cronk-To provide for the
appointment and election OF clerks OF the dis
trict court I'm counties OF 5000 or more at other
times than AZ the general election for clerks OF
the district court,
II. X go, by Mr.. Givens-To prevent the
spread Of hog cholera or other infectious dis
eases OF domestic animals.
II. Il. 49,. by Mr.. Van Horn-To establish o
state board Of civil engineers.
Adinurncd.
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Instructions to Thurston.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 29.-The senate
has adopted by a party vote a joint
resolution directing United States Sen
ator John NJ. Thurston to vote for any
measure favoring free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio OF IL to l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-05
Wednesday. January 81.

The house met today and immediate
ly after roll call adjournment wa taken
till tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
II is supposed that the principal rea-
son for the action was the desire OF the
majority to gain time to muster the
votes necessary for the passage of the
bill with the emergency
clause. and to caucus on the Douglas
county contest cases.
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Dramatic Jealousy.

First Thespian-I guess we will
have another Italian actor besides
Salvini pretty soon.
Second Thespian-What's his namep
First Thespian-I don't know yet.
All | know Is that ] read in a paper
the other day that q statue OF a boxer
has been taken up from the Quirind
hill in Rome. Texas Siftings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-02-05
YEAS-63.

YEAs-S3.
Ankcny HE Severe
Csmpscl Holland shuil
Clark OF Rich. Hull smith Of D'glas
Cox Jones Of Ncm'a snyder OF Jim
Cronk Jones OF Wayne SNYDER OF Shin
Dobson Kelster stcbbins
Eastman Liddeii Taylor
Endorf Loomis Van Horn
Fclkcr Mccarthy WEIGH
Fernow McCrackeu Wheeler
Gaylord Marshall Wiebc
Gcrdes Mitchell Winslow
Owens Moran woodward
Grcll Morrison Wright
Grimes Phelps Wooster
Grosvenos Rich Zimmerman
XAYs-@.
Alderman Eighmy Mann
Bernard Foukc Mills
Blake Goshorn Ncsbit
Burkett Henderson Pollard
Butler Holbrook Prince
Bryan Horner loddy
Cascbcer jenkins Rouse
Chittenden Jones of Gage sutton
CLARK of L'ne'r MSGs Ss, WWs,1s
ABSENT AND NOT voTING-7,
Surnam schram webb
Bower Uerling Wimberly
Grandstan
House roll 10, Mr.. Soderman's bill to
reduce salaries of officials at kearney
industrial school was recommitted for
correction, tne committee
striking out the matron from the re-
duction not having been printed.
Fourth assistant chief clerk Il. w.
Phillips handed in his resignation or
account of sickness, and the house de
cided to abolish the Office for the bal
ance of the term.
II. X. 20, reducing the salary of the
superintendent of the deaf and duml
institute was passed by a vote of so t.
81.
The next bill for third reading wa
II. X. 81, u bill to regulate organization
of mutual plate glass insurance com
panies. Passed by h vote of o. for 4
none against.
Among the new bills introduces
were:
II. X. a67, by Mr.. Gannn-To prohibit corpor
atoms from contributing money or means I
influence or control electors ana TO punish
II. IL. 26s, by Mr.. Sheldon -To district tn
state Of Nebraska into senatorial and repre-
sentative districts.
II. II. 200, by Mr.. Young prevent corruI
practices at elections.
III, II. 27O, by Mr.. McCarthy-To establs
and locate n normal school at Scotia.
II. II. ga, by Mr.. Liddell-ro provide for III
branding, marking and tagging OF all gooo
made and merchandise manufactured In an
penitentiary, prison or reformatory or otht
Institution In which. convict labor Is employe'
and providing punishment for violation thereo
III. X. 277, by Mr.. Hull-To amend section
4D6S and 2Ods and TO create a new section 10
numbered 207l OF Cobbey's consolidated sta
utcs OF 1893 and to provide for Y free emplo'
ment once.
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Strabburg. Sad elmer Wittbei'
lung bes Observation-Disclosures p. Sd)raut
i'm VanoesausibuB lit Der iiir ras laus
fenoe Yerwaltuugsjabr CUR Yet0mp'
flung Ser HeblauS ausgeieete Vetrag
um r,idt meniser ais 23O, 600 Wiart
iiberitritten moroen rno Sfpar in Solge
oeS ltarfen Sluitretens bes SGaolings
bel Wies.
Alberidmeiler. CUR Griinouns
zines Sanatoriums fur Siii5iere,
llnteroiii;iere, SoIcaten uno 10 weiter
oes Is. grmeeforps wuroe Elm i'm
r&olistbal" selesenes Geldnoc-in
ISieien uno Walo beitebeno-anses
fault. Der winbseidiiete, inmitten
oSoureider @alounsen 9elesene Ylas
1T ;u %ermabntem .3wede uor;iglid ses
ei9net. -unpeit Alberitweiler liest
audi oaS Sanatorium Xettenbab iir
oas l6. armeetOrps.
anbolSbeim. Sier itiir;ten beim
leeten 9odwaiier iwei 9auier elm.
Wee. Der befannte Sohltapler
Sauptmaun a. .. O'Ianne purbe
bier wesen ueridieoener Grpreiiunsss
periude, bic er bier in Siii;ierss
famllien madte, in unteriud)unSsbait
9enommen.
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Gttpae Ncurs I'm ba bn'
&o0enbaU.

9ie lang b%eiprotenen neuen limittrten
2iiae ouf Der .Noro Wefiern gin,e' Is 81,
y. ". T. Q. u, ote Spiihen Ninneapclls,
Ct. YduI nno Chicago laufen iouen. iino
'ebf i'm 3Wnite. 2le Treiie pre aub oaf
Yolf. sas b. ie 3uae Inipl8irt bat. aeben Al,
bob lte oas Sbdiie IN Der eile nbobu-S ou.
tunii oart.len. {ie Goiomottpe If nat
benz befannten 500 shutter, unb BON elnem
9noe gum anoern 1T Der 3u9 nit einem
SorplaB nit elrer oiden 8Iosplatte per.
iehen oulh lpeIte bic Ylatformen fluge.
ltlplen iino unb ouih be rie ShpIbet
rpie bic bsquenllihtet tes Suses beneut,no
9tbcben tptrb. YSenn ibr oitllh relit, no,
rum niht bic neue llmttirts .gtortb gseltsn
Gin,e- p%otron,iirt. @Scuriions. ooer lonrl9
3ldets limb ouf oteism 3uss aultls uGs lei
ne egtra 6oro'runsen iur before NccoI,ooa'
ttonen. 7ideis. Sdloi wasen, Ge,er saltous,
tarten uno pole Snformatlon sssebrn, penu
ihr elt on euren Selm N9enten ueupet Ooer
aoreiirt on Z. ". 3easo0le. @eneral.Y0iaa
aieroaent, ct. Haul, weldher aer ne bereli III
euh Yampblets SuSuihiden. RE pellt Be-
itreibun9 oieler neuen Sugt enlbnlttn. VI
albt nihfs eeralelhsn mshr i'm 9,iertahS
iua9enbau, nldt e,nmol bic wunbercgtsn
HuQs out Der Weltausite0una 81 ba
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G9arim9iC6e Sfaafeu.

@era. Der bieiise Staotratb mill
ben beoiirftisen Geteranen aus Dem
Sabre 1901, beSiebunssweiie ben
Sinterlai5enen BON Geritorbenen gum
%. Mdrj mlnoeitens je so Mlarf ipens
ben.
SdleiS. Sn einem Srte unierss
6Iritentbums parSe rieier Gage elm
arbeiter BON eiuem rEiltolenibiieen"
fabrlaiii9er @eiie in bic 9ruit seidoi.
fen uno lebensseiabrlid perwunoet.
Der 2bdter fonnte lebOb ni6t CUR Ser
antfportuns sesosen iperSen, neil Der
Terleete bic Stelluns oes S%trafantras
9es nit ben trodenen @orten ablebnte :
-@at aOs med Dat, ed baum oe &usel
bod benne."
@eimar. 3w.i Musfetiere oes
He9iments SIR. "a beiertirten nit etrpa
200 Miarf, Die beS eiuen Miutter, elmer
Botenfrau, anpertraut maren.
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9as bette 6eilmtttel

Serr &. .. Greepe. &aufmann in Chill
bonnie. g.. bsseust, bo6 ct an oerS @minb.
fudt lit. bob er oufsessb.n uurbe. bos
er QUE Mittel psriuhte, bic flr @elb ~
erlonaen iporer. BOZ er o0s Nittel asaen
9uiten esbrauhte. be ibm oneeseben
wuroen. obsr ie,ns 6siluus funo; uiele
Ndhte brohte er fibsnb i'm Stuble 80.
Gr wurbe eriuht. Or. Rinss Neue Gut'
bsduns 81 aebrou6en unn worb. mods
bsm Ct srei G'oiden asbrau&t botte. ae'
beilt. @dbrenb Der lebten brei Sabre
Bat er Dem Ge'hdfte u~orasftouben unb
ioat. bo6 Or. Rings Nfur Gn'tsduua
cos bette, ie fnbrisirte Sellmittel III, 10
sS flr ihn upb flr nnbsre IN Der meni6
li&en @eieQi&nft 70 uiel aethan bat.
Or. Rings Neue Gntbsduus III e%arantirt
eeasn 6ufsn, Grfdltune unb S&minb.
iu&t. GS BELT immsr. Reria&sFai&en
fret bel o. s. 6uta'S Spstteis.
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Sreie Stdofe.

9ambur9. &abreuo Der 0auer
oes Saienltrifes iino, laut Gbrednuns
bes ausitanosausiduiieS, l,37s,53l
Wiarf unteritiieungs9elber ausse;ablt
poroen. Der Senat bat nun, i'm Sin.
bid auf bic BON 9~lrbeitsebern uno
@rbeitern mebriad 9eduBertengSiinid)e,
beidloiien, cine aommiiiion ein,u.
iesen nit Gem Suffrage, bic 2obnpers
bdltniiie uno Acknowledgements Der
9amburSer Safenarbeiter uno pers
manoten @emeibe eingebenb III priiien
uno Johann ourd Gerbanolun9en nit
Nrbeitsebern uno Irbeitnebmern bic
1eieitisun9 Der bel Der priifunS iid
etua erSebenoen MiBitdnoe gu pers
onlaiien.
Bremen. Der OombaumeiIter
Sal3mann, Der, aus 9reslau sebiirtig,
felt neun Sabren nit Der Grneues
run9 Der bieii9en Oomfirte beitaitiat
it, TT i'm Sitter BON Al Sabren seitors
ben.
0hbed. Sier eritidten bic Mutter
uno Die Sdweiter bes WialerS Siir9enS
an 9oblenounit In Solse su iriib ee.
idloiiener Sfenflappe.
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lecod wieoer entlallen. Us bteB, Der
@enannte babe lid unter !Sinterlaiiuns
bon etwa $50, 600 Mart Yaiiiua beims
LID entfernt.
Seipiis. nFapa, ifieB mid nal
tobt"-mit bieien @orten wenoete lid
oas 2kjabrise S0bnfen beS autibers
q. an ieinen Sater, als bieier nit benz
Pusen zines Sasogewebrs ~beiddftigt
mar. Oa ser slnsereoete Der W%ieinuus
mar, bas @epebr lei nidt 9elaoen, err
iiillte Ell ben @unib ieines 9inSes,
belt linn ben @~emebrlauf auf ben
Seib uuo briidte decentralization bar
auf ianf bas 9inb e%ntieelt iu Sooen ;
Elm SduB bate ieinem Veben elm Gnoe
bereitet.
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Scf ollie mSslide SUroeruns anyr'
Seiben lieb, an 40, 600 bis $4,000
Miarf Seliefert baben.
2aubah. Der Oireftor oes bies
iisen 0pmnaiiums, friiber Direftor
Ger Eealidule in Srieobera, Or.
8eors @inbbaus, 1T i'm Glter BON 81
Sabren seitorben. Gr mar elm ausse-
5eidneter Yaoasos, audi idlriftitelle.
riib tbatis. Sn weiteren &reiien 1T
er betannt burd ieiuen in mebreren
Ilflascn eridienenen 6iibrer ourb ben
SbenlpalS uno bic VergitraGe.
mains. @esen @etruss, gum
Nattbeit zines bieiiaen @eifdftes,
in Der 8Obe BON 90 Tfsnnise lin Sc
italt bon ;wei @einilaiben) wuroe Der
porbeltrafte &ellner Safob Sling bon
bier Sa Der bobenS trafe pOn einem Sabr
@efansnib uerurtbeilt. Die nit linn
anSeflaste Gbefrau Sobann @raf unh
beren 2obter 6ran,isfa erbielten feds
uno einen Monat @eidnsnib.
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Sntormattonen,
Die tutormireu.

@enn Sbr mad benz Often sebt-obu-
Sloen-uno Die Soften Der Re,ie uliisn
polt, penn Sbr eas 3tel Der Reiie errei,
den woat, uno warum Sbr bic bur,
linston" naH . b,caso, Beor,a, ct. 9ouis
u. 8anias 9 ,tp nebmen iont, idre,bt on
VI. s. 6. &enpon, y. 8. g.. . VI. ST
Taul. Niinn., nno NIT Der ndditen Bot;
merbetSbr e,nen Sr,ef auseianoi erbalisu.
in Dem senau uitsetbeilt rutro. mas .5hr
piien UUni gsassons nit fre,en 9shm
itubli,Sen; pullman Compartment rna
Stuuoars . SdlaiwossonS; Speil.uas.
CONS, IN bsnen YtablSelten pom IS Gents
an oufwdrts ierSrt werber-ote Com.
biuaticu eistst fS.r SeournrIidis,. unr
60 wv &uA sss.s.-
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20e6feu6nra.

S4merin. Der peritorbene ses
niale Grbauer bes Shmeriner Sbloiies
9oibauratb Oemmler bate in ieinem
2eltament elm srOBeres Gapital anses
mieien, BON oeiien j3inien iabrlid sic
Sbmeriner 9aubanowerfer elm Self
ieiern iollten. 0esen oieie 0eitims
inung baben nun Die Grbeu 0emmlers
Wioeriprut erboben, Der aud pom
SberlancesSeridt in 9ioitod oils be-
griinoet anertannt poroen lit. Die
Vaubanomerfer wollen ii9 bel bieiem
urtbeil nidt berubisen. ~ionoern an bus
Hei9sseridt seben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11
8aoem.

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liben Profeiior Der So;ialpolitit Or.
s. Sertne, am bieiisen Folptednifum
wrroe bas Oissiplinarueriabren ers
Sffnet, neil er ben Mufrui bes betanns
ten Fbilantbropben b. GsibD in Ser
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interSeidnet bat. 0ieier 9(uiruf hattie
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fart beiutten Geriammluns beid)lois
len, an bic Urauereien cine Eefiticn
gu ridten, i'm 9inblid auf bic miBlide
Sage beS acknowledgements Die
Bierpreiie UNI ! Wlart fur ben Setto.
liter nad ben beitebenoen Gertrass.
perbdltniiien gu ermdBi9en.
Nedarbi boSbeim uniere
bliibenoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fam
NIT benz leeten 9urie nun auf rs DOL.
lenbete 3urie ieben. Die Sdule wuroe
In bieien rs &urien BON 4Os Sdiiles
rinnen beiudt, %barunter Is aus Nedar.
biidofsbeim ielbit.
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GufreSuns. Der 2ubtensraber bet
rdmlld. in letter 3eit feline @oridrii.
ten 10 ipenis beadtet, baS auf poli,eis
lide Nnorbnuns einige Sdrse ausse.
eraben unb tieier sebettet peroen mug
ten.
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Vriga4 ueruriadte bier unb in Der
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mebreren Srten muBte bic 6euermebr
belfenb ein9reifen. Del ben Rettunss.
orbeiteu In ueberaudeu ertrant Der
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