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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-28

to fight Mcconnell under any conditions you may agree upon."
 Smith signed for Tracey with the Olym- pic Club, and the contest, which will be twenty rounds, will @ held on the eVen- ing of August 2.
 Transportation was telegraphed to Tracey yesterday and the clever pugilist will leave Chicago for this city on Thurs day. Mcconnell is taking light exercise at present and his trainer, Greggains, although confident of McConnelis sue cess, realizes fully that in Tracey his charge will meet no easy game.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-28
Used a HorseWhip.

Mrs. Lulu Cohen. 116 Sixth street, was yesterday convicted by Judge Mogan on the charge of battery, and was ordered into custody to appear for sentence to- day. Mrs. Cohen owed Harry l.. Spen- cer, a messenger boy, some money, and when he called at her house for 1t she struck him several times with a horse uhin
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-28

the ensuing term: President, James w. Phelps; vice president, 4. H. Needham, and secretary J. l.. Written.
 At the Congregational meeting, Rev. S. H. Wiley gave an interesting account of his trip to Cleveland to attend the Amer ican Congregational Home Missionary So- CietY'S convention.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-28
Judoe Beatty of Idaho.

United States District Judge James H. Beatty of Idaho has been designated by United States Circuit Judge Morrow to sit in the District Court in this city during the absence of Judge de Haven. fudge de Haven will leave about the end of this week for Montana. where he will preside over the District Courr during trial in which the regular Judge is disoualified.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-28
Insolvent Book Binder.

Thomas B. Phillips, a book binder, has been declared insolvent. His liabilities are scheduled at $S4S. He has no assets
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-28
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Summary of the Weeks Work in the
 Board

The following is a complete record of the street improvements passed by the Board of Supervisors at yesterdays ses-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
A Card OF Thanks.

hereby extend To my friends my
sincere thanks for their Kind support
IN my interest in III. Democratic i,ri-
mary ANA VIII ever Hpprcciutc tnrii
strenuous efforts in my behalf. Most
respectfully,
G. G. SMITH.
April 90. 1895
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Extraordinary Offer to the H0uSe-keep6rS Of New
port News
Tor the Next Ten Days the Newport News Gas Com
pany will Distribute 100 Gas Cooking Stoves on the
Most Reasonable Terms Ever Offered

Those WHO 90 not care afford to buy a GAS
stove OUTRIGHT arrange with obtain beautiful
s,as range by making very small cash payment and
twelve monthly payments Of loor ($l per month ut
the end of which time the range belongs to them Range
set up in kitchen ready for No dirt No dust! No
coa' I" BRING IN! No ashes to take up and carry out
On 1T the finest lady i'll the land prepare her meals
and not become soed Much cheaper than coal or wood
And on, What comforts husbands, your wives who pre-
pare your meals steaning coal ranges during the
I"ns hot days OF summer If you wish economics bny
gas range; the saying coal will pay for it in few
months II your house is piped but has no fixtures we
Will make connection for Of the gas stove This offer
is limited to 100 stoves.
For further information call 1T Office B,xton Buildno
Washington avenue.
Newport News Gas Co~pat,x,
by W. s. BOWEN, Superintendent
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South bound, b. u .. X. 4. Penn. z. B

Leaves New York at 1880 q m LOO y m
Leaves Philadelphia at 1893 m 8:1S psaa
Arrives In Washington $3.50 m 8:1s p q.
steamers leave Washington at TOO D IN
Arrive Fortress Monros ut 8:8L q m
Arrive Norfolk at 1886 m
Arrive Portsmouth at 800 a m
The trip down the historic Potomac river
snd Chesapeake bay on tho elegant steamers
Of this Company Is unsurpassed. The
.s;esmers are comparatively new, having
heen built In lSCi, aud arc lifted up In tho
Most luxnriaIl manner, " It'll electric lights,
'.ah bells and stcau hest In esoh room. The
.,blss are supplied with avery delicsoy OF
tue season from she IRA -k:;s Of Washington
lad Norfolk.
For fusthsr inforn-t,on apply to
u. j. CAl.LAa> N, Agent.
Norfolk, Va
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NOT lC,l;.

my office until IL O'Clock Sattr,lay y,
May II, 1898. for the collection ANA re-
mornnl OF the nigh; soil OF the city
FOR period OF one year beginning June
LIST. the Common Council rescrving the
right to reject any or all proposals.
For specifications see contract Of 1897
with J. a. MaSSie, city clerk
SAM'I- w. IIOHSON. NJ. D.
apl-l4-30-t Health officer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 1898.
COMPOSITION VS.. COURAGE

SasSSs II the Snniards were only as good nj
d lighting as they are at COMPOSING
81 honbastlc war proclamations. incl,
3 Sam would have u large contract ON
s. his hands. One of the latest effusjons
ss--nf. this kind comes from the governor
h general of the Philippine Islands who,
3 IN anticipation or an attack from the
americans has issued an appeal To the
#restdents of the island to stand uni
Ssfed under the glorious Spanish flag.
& which ts covered with laurcls" He
B falls to refer to those ghostIy emblrus
that should be engraved across the
sk5iag of the nation whose oppression
and tyranny has murdered thousands
!.sof men, women ana children. but that
us immnteral from II Spanish point of
| view. Following is u further specimen
OF this magnificent gem Of verbose
Escomposition:
Ks 1.-THE North American people. consti-
fstAted Of nil social eHcrcscences, have
saexnauSted our patience and provoked
ESRar by the perfidouS Vaccinations
ssSStnetr acts OF treachery, their outragcs
lSagninst the laws OF nations and inter
4 national conventions.
1.-THE struggle will he short ana de-
E;cisive. The gods Of victories will give
& us one ms brilliant ana complete rs
Efhe righteousness and justice Of our
Eeause demand"
None OF Uncle Sans commanding
+ officers hns seen III to waste good ink
EnHd more valuable time In telling what
1.-The god OF Victories is going To do for
Sthe Americans when the battle time
Eeomes. but the people OF the United
States have not been worrying over
1.-The failure to do up the naughty Dnns
lima pen and ink skirmish They much
Ttrrefer to have It done In way which
I4Win Impress itself even upon the rub
81 Der minds of the day after tomor-
ssrOw'' nation.
Even II the god Of victories had
u enough triumplls on hand to make
SSpatn mistress of the civilized world
Ethe Spaniards would find some excuse
3for putting off the transfer unit! ito
ssssaorrow.''i The only thing the Span
lard seems capable OF doing today is To
itnYent or plagiariZc high sounding
sseatences and picturesque language.
%Uncle Sam can never hope to defeat
33sspains in diplomacy and the art of
Issalking, but since the American gun
bb5sneB seem to be all right in their aim
those minor ACCOMPLISH
.5ments are not at all essential in the
condition OF affairs between
1.-THE two countries 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30

IF Senior Carranza really wishes To
40 his country a service he had better
fahdulder a musket and enlist for the
with the United States. His all
Flatnred challenge to General Lee and
captain stgsbee because these two
americans did their duty can only
IeS0gfr him and the cause he represents
ne minds Of all intelligent persons.
me volunteers for service IN Cuba
ils5 however, he may obtain an honorable
aEhance to meet both OF his alleged enc :
II is not at all likely that he is
ssSsssailys looking for a fight The dog
sssxslat 3barks clear across the ocean will
s5searcely get In biting distance unless
shssis forced to do so.
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{ LID DOMINION STEAMaHIP CO.
~ DAILY SERVICE BETWDWN

n LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP co.
" DAILY SERVICE BETWNWN
N.nW YORK AND VIRGINIA POINTS.
The elegant passenger steamships
Jamestown. Guyandotte, Princess
Anne. Old Dominion. leave New York
every day except Sunday Mt 500 p. ri.
Tor Norfolk and Newport News, touch
ing at Fortress Monroe on the south
bound trip.
The ships Of this line leave Norfolk
for New York direct every day except
Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock.
short. delightful and inyigorating
FARE:
rlrst-class, straight, including
meals and berth ......,...... 500
f'irst-class. round trip, includ-
ing meals and berth 1900
Stcerage without subsistence ~. 4.50
steamer Lurny arrives from Smith
f'eld and leaves for Norfolk daily ex-
cept sunday, at $3.50 a. NJ. Returning
e es.,vSs ~ Norfolk from Bay Line wharf
nj. b. CROMWELL. Agent.
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with Wall Street raising a volunteer
:gegiment and number OF plutocra,s
sfsrin6 to continue the pay Of their
iss5pioyees who go to the front, those
ssateemed contemporaries who have
:seenS considering wealth synonymous
ssffa I'D 60 Wardlce Will have to subject
s :ssl I,essimism tc the most faithful
PIT Of nursing In order to save it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30

~ HE STEAMER 8. A. M'CAI.I,
4 will leave Newport News with both
freight and passengers for Petersburg
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
about Ills A. Nj, and will leave Newport
News for Norfolk every Tuesay, Thurs
day and Saturday about $3.50 p III.
WIN leave Norfolk every Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday at s A. N.
eharp. J. w. PHILLIPS
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Notice

Sealed proposals Will be received at
my oilise until ~ o'clock May II, 1898.
for the collection and removal OF the
garbage and waste OF the city for n
period of one year. beginning June list,
the common council reserving the right
To reject any or all proposals. For
specifica tons apply 10 j. A. MASSIE;.
city clerk.
SAML. w. HOBSON. NJ. D.,
Health officer.
apr 19-30d.
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More Sensational
Shoe, Hat & Furnishing Goods
Selling.

we are now having right in our own vici-
mtg with the high prices that YOU have hereto
lore oeep paying for your wearing apparel. To
Illustrate the above fact we will quote few spe-
cjal offerings for this week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30

HE NORFOLK Or WARRINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The New and Powerful Icon Palace
steamers. Newport News. Washington
Tad Norfolk. Will leave daily a. follows:
MOTH BOUND.
steamers leave Portsmouth, foo4
OF North street at. .......... $50 d m.
Leave Norf1.k, foo' OF Matthews
street ~ e.. . .:....:.... ...... s:ie o. M
Leave Old Foint at............ 7:7S q. m.
arrive Washington at. Gas q, "a,
B. 0. r r. PENN. r. r.
cave Washington at S:O0 m T:2O IN
'rrive Philadelphia ut ll:i0 q m l0:4e m
,"rife New York at 2:OJ p m l:38 p M
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.


ERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS
M PORTATION CO.'S STRAMSHIP
LINES FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE,
BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News via Norfolk for
Boston every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. selling from Norfolk 1t 8 p.
n. Leave for Providence every Tues
lay. Thursday and Saturday at & r. III.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
Tally Except Tuesday, al p. NJ. con-
iect!ng for Washington. PhiladelphA
and New York. Faro to Baltimore, ono
way $500: round trip $500, Including
:tateIoon berth. Accommodation and
cuisine unequallad. Freight and paasen.
gers taken for all poinke north and east.
For further Information apply to
L. c. SAUNDERS, Agent Newpo.t
News.
W. P. TURNER, q. p. A,
J. c. WHITNEY, II. II.
General Office. Baltimore. M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30

I Y a. ~ spite OF the fact that the Spanish
FOG bureau in Cuba has been over
sScfAed for the past three years, It
70 pc capable Of doing good
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24

lieb seidittelt. Dan mil6t Die Be
It%anotbeile bes Siinsers etwa IN iol=
9enbem &erbdltniB 500 Firno trodes
ner, ieiner Wtiit, $50 Ffunp auise=
lolteS NelsSeitein, 125Fiunc lalSiaure
Eottaihe uno l25 Ffilio lalpeterz
lalre Sooa. Siele Wtilhun9 ii6ert
bel ben mebrlten ,Selofrl6ten mdBiS
quite G.rtrdse. EiniSe Narmer en-
pieblen ben Webrdud uon &ainit inn
Niibnerboule mir uber pilroen Oieien
Stoii ni6t sernc pabin brin0cn, no
Die Niibncr Inn ~ireiicn tOnlcn. Mcnn
mir Die Eunplun0 .Oc9 NlbncrmilteS
dnoern mollten, milrpcn mir i'm &c
ruoe aui Die Vrpbeeren ltrcuen Ober
oa;u benlpen, I'M unlcrc Siln9crbou
len ;ur Wdbrun9 ;u brln8en. Sic
Munobabum9 weiNcn Nubnermiitco
I'M ,Sribiubr lit cine lun9lamc uno
wloerlide Nrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
Taliebc Siltuma.

SiC &cri6icoenbcit Oeo &cruiea
ITS niht Nllcin, melde cine Sheioc
munp auiri6tct ;piihen Ben Ntcn
lhcu; eo tommt o;e &ilom0 oa;u.
rs 1T ia natiirlid, oNB Mtcnlheu, Die
auI ;ienli6 gleiher %iloungoltuie
'teben, it'd ;ul0mmcnilnoen, llno e9
tam 9tiemano pcrlon9en, ooB man
nit ieoem Weniten in intimen Ser
tcbr tritt. Nber pu;u ut 9tienuno
berehti9t, lid leincr permeintliheu
Sllpung luegen ilber onoerc III crhc
ben, Die ieiner Meinun9 nuf nitt
penielben Siloun9o9rop beiipen. 9&as
ut i~lberbaupt Silpun9? Ger Cine
nennt &iloun9 poo 9&iiien, welhes er
iih uui ir9enp elmer Stulc erworben
hat Der Nnoere bait 9elelihaftliheu
ShliIt iilr Silpun9 Der 0ritte 9lalbt,
paB Fieroc unp AounpctenntniH Elm
nothlpenoi9es :3eiden mabrer Silpun9
lei. 9tln, ale Nhtun9 Dor elmer
grilnolihcn welebrlamteit, Dor ei1em
0epieoenen H&illen. ,\h bin mahrlid)
Der lettc, Der gerin9 barber pentt.
Nut Die ,ldblgtcit, lid in Ieoem Greiie
leiht ulo iiher belpe9en III tounen, lit
nitt III perad)ten ; ia filr manhe Men
'hen mag audi Die &enntniH Der eblcn
Shiere reht 'hGtcnoperth lein. Nbcr
Eiloun9 III oao allies niht, neil ouo
Scr; oeS Wtcnlden babel gan; nllRer
Spielt bleibt. User an Dem lln0liit
leinco Wtitmcnlhcn tbcilnabm9lo9
porilbcr0cbt lper lid I'M Nrilblin9
nidt cr90tt an Dem NrpahCn Der pa
tur pellen Ner; niht nit Can't er
Iilllt miro 9e0en Den webcr allies Hu
ten bcim Nnblit Der m~o0enpcn ,Iruht
fclocr uno ldncrbelnoenen Sbltbdl
me mer nidt nit 'tillcr 9%chmuth
bcim Nopcmbcr'tlum uno 9Sinterfrolt
Der %cr9du0lthtelt oce <rollhen &c
oentt meiien Sinm ni6t nit Nnonht
iiht ~criilllt beim Nnblit Der ltarrcn
Den &er9rielen ulo peS milobranocn
Den Wtceree mer tctn Mit0ciiibl bat
0c0en pa9 Sbicr mcr nit tultem Slut
pao cole Fferp III Sone best I'M elmer
Ebrc millcn-oer tam ia bin llro mic
Der aud cin gelebrter Mcnlh lein, ein
oebiloeter Wenlh uber ut er nit)t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
Vaeetc @cmmic . Samcn 800.

iur 81 90 'euosr 9bnen nie ). u. Sal'
ser gen 50, Ga Groiis. @is., 10 Sic eie.
ie u ii; mitieucer. lbrsu neuI,heu Sn,os
lol inmmt 80 Nndsten allcrfrubeIter Sc
wIic: Snmer. reihlih ilr cine osut,he
SamiI Sin Vadet cculiten Saiies'
SuWrr mr. l5c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
Nuf bic NJ mute.

Sie Fiinttlihtcit 9ebort 81 ben I'll
9en'haften, meldc man INNER BON
Nnoern perlan9t, abcr 'clb,t nlht ilbt.
Sic ,yrallen, melhc oage9en lcihtlin
Mig lilnoi9en, be;cihncn oie'c Nah
ldlli9teit ais cine Der olicbcn9miiroi
gen lln0rtcn" hires Hcl6lchteS. Die
unart tam man ia ocutlit %crtenncn,
aber pom viebenSmilrpi0tctt 1T babel
9ewiB teine Spur III entocten. ,iez
oeniallo miro cine Srdu llh lolher
Nildli6tsloii9tcit niht Ihllci9 MAIDEN,
;umal Die llnpiinttlihteit INNER I'm
unnebmlihteiten, DIT loGar Sor9en,
I'M Wetol9e hat. Nan fam allo nlr
olrd lebtere pcrlieren, nlemols etlpoo
0elpimlcn, Sie entlprin9t, menn man
ndber paruui ein9cbt, elmer Srd9bcit
pes Senteno, por Der icoe Srau litD
lhcucn lollte. Gine 9e'ellhaItlid in
Nnlpru6 %9enommene Srari, Die 9leif
;eitiS ibr eisenes &auowelcn III leiten
bat, muB lebr uuimcrtlam in ibrer
.3eiteintbeilunS iein, lonlt tommt lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24

leidt in lluSele9enbeiten. H&em lie
nift fein ilberle9t, oas 2&i6ti9e pon
Dem weni9er Sebeutenocn 81 inter
|deioen permag uno 9ani orbnnn9S9e=
mGB banoelt, miro tie ibre Stellllno
nie in redter I&eile ousiillen.
Wai6e vellte marten ni6t germ
oieieniSen, ipelhe ein penig nerp0s
inn, 9cben in oieiem sale einen I'm
gang uui, Den lie ionlt 9epile9t bdttcn ;
mieoer Nnoere iilblen lid 9etrdntt,
uno 10 elitlteben aui Oiele 2&eiic I'M
liebiume OtiBueritdnpniiie Oller Art.
,Sm ei9enen N%o0u9balte rGht lid bic CT
mGbnte llntu0eno nod idpCrer, "a
allies onruntcr leiott. ,<m NclhGite
ut Der Wattc an loloatilhe Eiinttlih=
felt 9cuObnt, eo MUS i'm gum minpc
item bCfrcmpcn, menn lcinc Nrali, in
Der CT 10 germ OGo ,>oeOl 0lleS Wuten
unp Sdonen leben modtc, lmpilutt
lid ut. Scine obnebin TIM; bemeiie
ne Nttttog0ieit miro Ooourh perbit
teri c0 muB i'm emporen, OaB ieine
ainOcr Elm 10 lhlcdtco Ncilpiel icben,
CT brin9t ieinen llnuillcn ;um @luo
orlt, Elm 1&ort 9ibt OOo unpcrc-cin
ebellder :3uilt 1T Die ,Sol9c.
2luo lolden &leiniQteitcn, mel6c
ourh ein wcri9 mebr HluimcrtiOmteit
10 leiht III uerncioen mGren, entlteben
oft 9roHc :3erWirinine. Der tlcine
.Smon0, ut CT 10 ihmer, oOo &er;idt
leiltung Nui ctwNigc &cOucmli0tcitcn,
III eo niht reidli6 belobnt ourh 3uz
%friepcnbcit unp ~lilt i'm Naulc, curd)
b0rnoniiheo sir uno Mtitcinunoer-
lebcn Der Nbe9attcn?
Sem bilro5 ooer ueritJy't, els, Ct" Ga.
elrei. clnop 9a,blrlc: Nerluag q rOutrrt.
1OG 25&.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
NchanSluna bcs 0Ibncrmitce.

MSir 0ebrauhcn Den 9CtHotnetCn lNllb
nermiit ;ur Nereitung rjnco beim9e
madjten auuitoiln0erS. 9&ir balten
eineu Hretterbooen inter nen Sibltan
0en unp beitrcuen Den Ntilt rcihlld,
nit ~yanc9ppS. SGourd, miro CT hart
uno troten, unp wenn er wGbrenc pes
9&intero inter Sat bleibt, ilnpet man
i'm in barteu 8lumpen, Siele wer=
Den aui einem borten Sooen nit elmer
ihperen S6auiel ;cridlaSen uno ieins
oema6t uno our6 Elm ieinee 3oblenz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
MnerlabliGc GriOrbcrailic iur veutc.
bic nad Mlasia ,icbcn.

SdS llniperiul 9iNbru190mittel in
Nldotd, pn0 0erdoC;u unerldGli6 lit,
neil uol linn allies Obbdn0t, lit Hroo
ODER Biscuit I'M oiclc9 bcrNlitelcn,
lei co im wager oDer an Dem W(Nrlhe,
tunn ileie niht bcnlHt mCroCn CO
mllE Eadpulucr ou;ll %pcrlOCloct mcrz
ben, unO ;lUur bdben W%ttnCnnrbeiter
lopohl ais ,Troipcctoro" Die Griab-
rllnO 0emoht, poB ou9 ali Dem 2&C0c
pcs uon Der NDuut Batting Bomber
eompunD %an0elpNnotCn }EroicllCo er=
Scll0te Eutprlpcr o09 ctllil9C III, p0S
in einem ci0cntbilmlih tOltcn unp
ieutten &limN lih bdlt unO aus Dem
Eroo mo biscuit IN iurrjeocnItcllcn
DER 2&eile bcrgcitelt merOCn tam.
Nilr ,>eoen, Ser nUh NldHtd ulo Dem
Nutcn= yunoc III 0eben bcubliNti9t, iii
co wihti9, pieic {bOt'0hcn III l%pilien;
er milroe nGmlih III Dem N0llc, pdB
CT uon cinem yieierNnttn Don 2lu9
rilitun0o0c9CnltGnpen ilbcrrcoet lpcr
ben iolltc, cine Der billi9cn Sorten
Nufpulper nit lid III nehmCn, niht
nlr 0all; pieielben Srnnoporttoiten III
;ublen buben mie iilr NOuNl Batting
BOMBER, paiilr 0ber, nNtocm CT lih
aui Dem luu0en uno be'hperlihen
Wtarihe pumit 0b9elhleppt, bCim Seiis
men Der betrciienpen FNtett cine tom
putt ;uiammen0etIebte Wtane ooer cine
Wten0e perporbenen Fuluers obne
Strait uno 9tupeu iiuocn. tim lolher
WtiB9riIi tonnte III Den Grn'tllhlten
Nol9en Iilbren. NlaSta III fem Flap,
NO man III Der Nrt Der Nrndbrulg
Grperimente MAIDEN ODER pcrluhen
tonnte, in SeSu9 auf Den Wta9en 'th
III all;u grocer Spariumteit ucrleiten
III lailen. Gum Webronde in elncnl
iolhen alima llro IN 10 bcihwerliben
umb auireibenocn vebens uno NrbeitSz
&erbdltninen wie in ienem Eunoe tann
MIR oao Geltc unp 9tiiplit'te perlpen-
Oct merpen, uno Dor Nllem ut eo cine
oebietcrilhc Notbwenoi0telt, paI ale
9tabru:i9Smittel uon por;l9liher Be
ihaIienheit lino. rs mare tboriht,
uui elmer 10 belhwerlihcn uno toltz
ipieli0en Nclie cinen Nrtitel mlt;l=
lhleppen, Weldcr mGhrenp pee Grams
ports lhlehter miro ober bel Dem lid,
lpenn man i'm pernCnpcu nil, Der
dllsltcllt, oaH CT einen 0roBen Sbeil
leines Nertheo uerlorcn bat. Wtall
tam in 'old)en NGllen tCtIem benerell
Silbrer folgen, ais DEM Natbc lolher
(er'onen, welhe Gbnlide @rfabrunz
gen mitocmaht. Ncrr Otc Cuclten,
welher Der y&uter Don Nlasta" beiHt
mo lcit ,>abren iowobl All Dem Wtar=
Idle wie I'M wager III Sciu9 an leoC
Dirt pon T%epilrinillen mo ocren BE
irieoi9un9 wcrtbpolle Nr'Nbrun9en &c
lunmelt hat, iust: vS&ir iinpen in
Nlasta, ouB Die 9&ihtigtcit elmer pal
lenoen 9lrt Don Endpulucr nltt ilber=
lhGpt meroen fam: cin M%tlnenarbel
ter nit elmer Same ihlcftcn Sufpul-
pero lit in Nluotd iult billfloo. &il
BADEN ale Sorten periuht uno bnbel
ms enolih o%e;pun9cu 9e'ehcn, tcir
anpereo ais oao Hopal Eddpulpcr II
gebr0u6cn. Ge lit niht MIR ltGrtcl
lnc treibt bcllcr, lonpcrn cS ut pol
Allem oao "in;i9c SOtpulper, wclNen
Die 'dmeren tlimntildcn 9$chlel DC,
orttl'hen Region nid)ta Onboben ton
men,. Nuo ocnlelben llrlahcn ba.
Die Sunoeo he0icrung lbrc 'NilIs
Nrpcpitioncn MIR nit Hopal Sutin(
Fomoer a%usgeriltct uno Der bcrilbmt'
Norolanp Neiienoe Vc0ru audi MI,
otc'eS Eatpulper nit 'lh 1erlbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
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ourt ben 2&interbelhlu9 nit Stpllcn,
neil oielelben eincn 9rOBertu Suut
auf Die Srddten au9ilben uup ser sui
oarunter mebr III leiocn bat. Dit
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lpaltc. p cntlteben munpe ,SilEe
purh umsleihmdBi9en Sra9erano 49,
ourh ihlc6te Nuipile9e c0uie, melhe
porber meid, elu'tild gerpelen unp
nadoem pertrotucn, B. b. menn tic
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piclc9 Ginlhmiercn, b~eionocro nit pen
tbelren tleilterigen Nuflalben. Ter
Nui, numentliG ole Wlalur, erltldt
inter Der &ulitc, Die Nol9c lit Norn
ipalt. Nui .Sebenbornlpalt tonmt
Elm tantorttlcllen nit ;lpel .3eben
tlappcu, Die Stelc, no Der !Nornipult
lid beiinoet, miro ircigele9t. Aui
einen Seitenbornlpalt tommt ein &c
iChloiieue9 Giieu, weldce an Der telle,
no Der l.>ornipalt iih beiinoet, abge=
lcet rueroen mus po9e9en uuf Dem
Sradtcnbornlpolt, no 9leidfallo Gin
ub9eieptsS 9cidlollcneo Gilen tommt,
miro oaiislbc bis bintcn III irei &c
le0t. Sie Nuic miiiicn 0itcrS 9etiiblt
uno oic &ronc nit yOrbecr0l cin9crie
ben wcrpen. Sie Nuilpaltnietcn,
melhe iih un Der .3ebe nit veitti9=
tcit, Oagegen an ben Seitcn uro be
ionocrS an Den Srahtenpdnocn nitt
obne Wieiabr cnt;ieben lailen, 'lro non
0roBcr I&ihti9teit uno MIR BON lGt,z
tunoi0cr Nanp uuoiilbrbur.