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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22

infantry. officers and ss7 men, Total, ;.
| officers and Ls4S men.
Second brigade-Twentieth Kansas. q
officers and L24S men; volunteer recruits
officers and 62l men; First Tennessee. Ii
officers and 1856 men; Tenth Pennsylva-
MIA recruits, 3 officers and SS1 men Total,
101 officers and 1892 men
Third brigade-Seventh California, e
officers and 1.232 men; Fifty-frst Iowa, 81
officers and 1856 men. Total, 90 officers
and 256S men.
With the exception OF the troops TO sail
on the St Paul and Scandal within a
week or SO, all Of these men will be
transferred 10 the new camping grounds
is now being piped. The division field
hospital will be az once moved 10 the gov
erIrnent reservation.
The steamer Centennial has been IN
spected for the third time and may yet
be engaged as a transport. The Lazme
and Alliance will probably be employed
10 take the New York regiment TO Homo
lulu.
rigadier General Miller has ordered g
medical board convened to examine INTO
the physical condition OF Lieut. enant Colo
mel E. C. Lutte once acting commander
of the Twentieth Kansas volunteers, 70
discover If he be not physically disquali-
fed for the duties of his post.
The iowa regiment is receiving gener-
Gus contributions from the towns and
cities in which the various companies
were organized.
On complain of Assistant Surgeon Hon.
man, a board OF survey has been ordered
tn examine the bacon furnished the 317
men in the camp Of the Nebraska re-
cruitS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
BRYAN IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga, July A.-Colonel W. j.
Bryan, at the head of the Third Nebraska
volunteers, reached Atlanta at noon to"
day. Colonel Bryan was met at the train
by several personal friends, who started
to escort him TO the KimbalL BY the time
the party reached the doors Of the ho5el
the crowd became so dense that progress
was impossible Colonel Bryan graciously
responded to the cheers and calls for
speech, and mounting a stone hitching
block he said:
81 am glad to be with you again.
am greatly pleased that my regiments
viii have an opportunity Of seeing the
Confederate veterans and know that in
our present struggle they VIII hava an
opportunity to fight with some of these
Old soldiers and their sons"
Colonel Bryan remained in Atlanta
about two hours.
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TRUSTEES DEEDS
Frank Hagerman q 81. -. 70
Popularity OF the Eagles STANDARD
War Atlas

The new STANDARD War Atlas which
the Eagle is furnishing 70 its readers fl
going witt a rush" There is dramatic
interest in watching the events OF the war
when you can turn 10 the large clear map
OF Cuba, contained IN this a,Ias. and pu,
your finger on the spot where our army -
cncamping. or locate the position OF our
feet before the harbor OF Santiago de
Cuba You can not read your paper ia
tell.gsntly without an atlas. But an atlas
is Of TO value IL not strictly accurate. and
up 20 date You can be sure thai you are
getting the latest and best maps published
when you buy the new Standard War A.
las -McNally's maps are standard
OF the world and he EagIs uuhesl tat.ngly
gives is hearty endorsement 70 this co.,
lection.
TIE price - within the means OF az.
Better maps could not be purchased q;
sny price. For further particular see
advertisement OF another page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
BECOMING A MOTHER.
a Sure Way to Avoid Danger,

Every true woman wants to be
mother. A baby is the dream of her life
the GROWING glory of womanhood-
true happiness can never be known
without the blessings child brings.
let the ordeal through which all
mothers must pass Is so full of pain
anxiety and fear, that many a Young
lie is sacrificed because of the inability
10 undergo the struggle of childbirth.
Itls not necessary 10 suffer in bring
ing new life into the world. By the
use OF Mothers Friend" the safer
ing and danger can De avoided. and
the hour robbed Of its dread and main
ms remedy IS praised by thousands
who have tested it. Every wornsn i
anxious to learn how to avoid the
pain and suffering which may % in
store for her. The little book "Befor,
Baby is Born" VIII be sent free 70 any
address upon application 10 the Brad
held Regulator Co., Atlanta, Georg'
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the palm and then lastly through the
muscle Of my arm"
In the dining room when the men were
eating. the wives and daughters of the
hospital officials were busy making
| screens for the beds Of the soldiers, and
bandages. They have worked since Sat
urday night, and many Of the boys can
them blessed.
Sergeant King. Of troop K. told me how
strangely the bullets sounded when they
struck any part of the body.
II remember July l, how Lady, of
Troop K, was shot under the eye. The
shot sounded like a frecracker in a COW
cred barrel"
The cOlored regiments covered them
selves with glory. I heard of how when
they climbed the hin to take the block
house they went up singing, ''Theren Be
a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight"
Private Bousler, of the Twenty-fourth
Regiment, was in that charge. I saw him
seated on the bed on the second floor.
He said:
II was shot in the left knee. I didn't
reach the top of the hill, 1 am sorry to
say. 1t was all bush and thick grass. L
don't remember them singing, but I
know when we charged we did it with a
loud yell The Spaniards got SCARED and
jumped out Of their bitches and fed
Nearby was another colored man, Tay-
lor, Of the Tenth Cavalry.
He was shot in the right arm, by some
sharpshooter up in a tree.
II spied him, though" said the man
with a grin, ''and 1 fetched him down"
The work among the wounded is all
that can be desired. AS passed in and out
of the wards, all was clean and fresh.
The nurses and doctors hurried here and
there noiselessly almost
Stewards Stearn and Blink were busy
receiving provisions, clothing, etc.
The Red Cross society had fourteen
cases Of eatables. The guests Of the Hotel
Castleton had sent fourteen cases Of
clothing and Mr.. Stearn turned over his
little book and I saw two or tire pages Of
gifts from the good people of State Is
land. AS I was about to leave, DR.. Cum
Minis, who is assisting DR.. Stoner in the
medical department, told me that there
were three cases Of typhoid fever, three
cases of sunstroke and many cases Of
malarial fever among the wounded men,
which were the most serious of all.
All is being done for the soldiers at
the Marine hospital, Clifton, that can be.
The friends of the soldiers may rest easy
as to the comfort of their heroes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
ANTI-CANTEEN CAMPAIGN

Chickamauga, Ga, July N-Persistent
petitioning and letter writing Dy wives
and mothers of the soldiers has had the
effect of closing up three of the regi-
mental canteens at Camp Thomas. II is
said that several others are scheduled to
go in the near future. Colonel HartsuT,
the chief surgeon at the camp, is NOT a
friend Of the canteen, and is doing all in
his power to discourage the use by The
men of alcoholic beverages. The women
of the w. c. #. u. have made an appeal
to General Brooke and have gained his
sympathy, but he is powerless for the rea-
son that they are provided for in the army
regulations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
lROOuOlSl LONG low

San Foansicso July H--The gunboat
TroQuo!s. formerly the tug Fearless. IS
about to make the longest tow ever IN
dertaken. She is TO haul the ship "a
coma from San Franslsoo . Manila BY
way OF Honolulu. e distance Of about :. so
miles The Tacoma Is 70 carry 10 horses
and 10 mules and coal supply The IrO-
Quo+s wall steam TO Honolulu. a distance
Of 2loo miles. on her OWE coal A. Hon
ofuiu she viii recosl from the ounksrs at
that port and then proceed to the La
d-ones and there getting into smooth
rhe Tacoma To carry her through 70 Ma
Mia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
HOW CERVERA FEELS

New York. July sL-After Admiral Ger
vera ard the crews Of his ruined Spznis
ships arrived in TINS country. Emi!o VI.
Castillo. president OF the Spa aish Benev-
oie1s society ~ uhls cI,y. obtained from
President Mckinley permission 10 pay a
visit TO The prisoners. Mr. Castillo was
born in Spain. bus has been citizen Of
ne United States since ISas- he has Jus,
returned after e days Wis; az Annapolis.
He received courteous treatment from
Admiral &cNai- aud dad conversations
WA Admiral Ce-veTa and as o<acers.
Altar explaining 10 a reporter taa5 the
purpose - rs vlsst wes % offer such 10
a sae Spanish Officers miga- need. Mr.
Castillo sad,
Admiral Cerye1a and his osacers ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
KkNSANS CAN'T GET AWAY

San Francisco, July fit IS reported
thai Senator Perkins has received a tsls-
gran from Secretary of War Aig~r -.at-
ing lhzk he Seventh regiment q CAT
lorna volunteers Win sal for EsnIlz asz;
wesk on he c-zE1sp o-s Scaz1lz-
Arc-- the troops gong - Man a o tie
Rso o. Jan@ro shah embark O thst vss-
So on Friday there 7e-7at2 - Camp Msr-
r.tt - orioe-x ard ISIS e-lstsd men. AZ
follows:
F~rst 5-gz6-T-aI-d battalion .. s--
g1nse-s. e o<ace-s and ~ rzse1; =s-scs-
n,e-c % fad hoxg-Al. ! ofsce- and 81
rssa First ozc-2Aou Q: Ca1lfu---2 asavE-
artillery. Is oeac-s-s aid A. z.sz- a--eez.-or
u -he z. gsss.erth iasAr.-rg. osfic~Es Ard
so ase3, battalion % the T7Tesz-y- ta-ra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
AT GARFIELD HALL TONIGHT.

The people of Wichita are not generally
aware of what really high class singing
may be heard in the Whitman Sisters
entertainments. Everyone Of the com
pany is an artist and Miss Essie Is a
phenomenal contralto. She will sing 20
Promise Ne" and Those Wedding Bells
Must not Ring Out" by request. The
skeptical should hear her and be con-
WINGED tonight at aGrfield Hall. The pro-
gram will also include The Girl l Left
Behind" a beautiful selection by Mr.. Ju-
lius Wall. the tenor. assisted By Messrs
Rice and Clay. Jubilee shout songs by
the company. Alberta. the clever child
character change artist in songs. and Prof
Ed Gays original negro speciaIties. The
program throughout viii be the very best,
Each ticket purchased viii entitle the
holder 20 chance 10 draw fine either
and mandolin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
Child EniOys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect Of Syrup OF Figs, when in
need of a laxative, and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.

]. f. Damon to ]. II Goddard. 1912
Lulu avenue. Lincoln street add.
A. w. Bates to John C. Stenee. a
Court (Main) street Muuger's add.
II Cleveland avenue. Mathewson's
7lu dNu --+s--..s... -.-.-.-..-.-.ss.~
TRUSTEES DEEDS.
Frank Hagerman ct al, trustees TO
George Orr, beg. s. rods ". and 90
#. II. of Sc. corner or 9-27-Ie; thence
n. 200 It. lis #. s. 200 f.. W. IL II
70 beginning ...-.... .-.-.-.--.....---. -
Eliza W. Hall to II z. Goodrich, 81
Sc Topeka ave, Englishs add. %
c. A. Schwartz to aGrret Tyson. ii
90 q except n. 30 Il Haysviule-....
Amzi Dood. ct Tx. 10 Robert Oehiert
sw or ne or and " NJ Sc or and Sc
or Sc or Of 1874 " .................... 50
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HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE.

| LECTURE COURSE.
The securing Of Rev. Thomas Dixon for
! the course is worthy of more than pass
| ing comment. Mr.. Dixon is undoubtedly
| very remarkable man. His youth mis-
| intellectual ability, his gifts of oratory,
natural and cultivated. and his skill in
church management. joined to his deter
mination to succeed as a preacher to the
people. make a power worthy of study
DR.. Talmage's pulpit for years has been
the Mecca of the strange in New York
1t is now the pulpit OF Rev. Thomas Dix
on, jr., whose congregation leased the
Academy of Music on removal of the
great Brooklyn preacher. This vast audi
forum is now crowded every Sunday by
even greater multitudes than once listen
ed to DR.. Talmage. A feature OF Mr..
Dixons great congregations Is the fact
that three-fourths of his hearers are men.
while no other New York audience mas,
II is said, an average OF over one-third
men. The exact date of Mr.. Dixons lee
ture has not been fixed yet, but he will
appear in the course.
The Ladies board OF directors OF the
Wichita Hospital have entered into con-
tract with the Crawford opera house for
a course of lectures and concerts to be
given the coming fall and winter season.
The lecturers and concert companies that
Will make up the seasons amusements
are of the very highest order and none
better are before the public. Later IN
the season course tickets will be sold and
whatever profit the ladies can make will
go for the benefit of the hospital. a most
deserving cause. When the season tickets
are put on sale their number will be linn
tied. so that every purchaser will be as
sured of desirable seat in the opra
house, thus avoiding the annoyance Of
not being able to get a reserved seat after
having bought a season ticket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA

The great veriscope, the only authorized
reproduction of the Corbett- Fitzsimmons
fight, which took place in Carson City
last March. will be seen al the Crawford
Grand, Saturday night, commencing at
$50, the exhibition lasting two hours.
The veriscope presents the entire fourteen
rounds. including five minutes before and
after the battle. So Hfe-like is this re-
production that before the battle one can
plainly SEQ the faces of many prominent
people-that Of w. II. West of Primrose
& Vests Ministries, Dan H. Stuart, the
president Of the Veriscope company, and
many others who sat near the ring side
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22
BASEBALL

$Ew YORK. 81. FfTrsBURG. -
New York Jg,y E--es Giants az
Pirates BROKE even earTat1 -clr -
attraction ssgn as -sr f-1ssa rf-z7s
iaF arm VA mes 81 s~.1e1rs u-tt taa
rrth .u~--E wheu fs uert iE.0 .Hesl~
Three oasss Balls. sl- ~ pta5s- BE-
ard \ s.og-s cd re 5sst eHs u fa4
second Esas TsrssalI was easy. a-s
trs t3g- f-1lrEs pie-he9 na-sf-s 20 less
tss game HeTs- Vac rs-4rs- r. S.t-z-
- go bah z-e-e.
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REAL ESTATE TgANsFERs.

Furnished By he wichita Abstract AK
Lzna Company. Il u Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House Pn9ns "a
WARRANTY DEEDS
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ExD-T--CI DEED
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-01
VroRHer3oStDum 0eUeu.

Darn tobt. Inter benz 0orfit
ees Neutrality-suspicious. Wornepe0
iuuroe In elmer jablreid beiunten 0ers
iammlun9 eiu @usidub fur Grridtuna
zines DismardsO entmals in Oarms
itaet %serablt. Our 8ei9afiuns Der
Mittel wirb f~trabenmeiie eiue Sous.
iammluns ourd Damen uub Serreu
porsenommen.
Grbad. Gin bieiieer Weeaer iano
betm 4usltladten zines Ohien ir
bsilen Gallenhaube cine 9olbeue Drille
NIT einem @las, bic nod in autem
SuItauoe berausbeiOroert purbe. Der
Sdie mar in eiuem baDeriideu Srte
9efauit morbeu.
WainS. Cabier hat elm glrtillerie,
Sauptmant aus bislaug unbetaunten
@riinoen leinem Qeben Elm 9emaltiames
Gnbe 9emabt.
1851 tein. Die am 0abnbau
@Olllteins Siirielo beitaitisten italies
nild)en Irbeiter baben meGcu germeis
9eruug elmer %obnerbobuns Die grbeit
ein9eItellt. Griae Der grbeitstr0ite lit
bel Der leti9en Grnte,eit iebr ihwieriQ.
Worms. Gam Silrgermeilter mablz
ten Die Staotuerorbneten ben sipeiten
Dllrgermeilier bon 0armltaot, Vauos
togsabgeorbneten &0bler.
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Sreie Stdofe.

Samburs. Der Tereiu fir Sauo'
lun9sfommis pon 1858 in Samburg,
Der ,ur Belt ESQ 0eiirts9eihditsiielleu
an beutlten, auslInoiihen uuo libers
ieeiiten Eldteu beiiet, bate TN erlteu
Salbiabr 1898 einen Suwad)s Don 52l9
neuen Wiitslieoern uno %ehrlinseu aui,
;uweiien, 10 oaB itt iett Die @eiammts
;abl Der Gereinsanaebori9en ouf llber
5000 belGuit. Die foiieuireie Stel-
leuuermtttlun9 peiit in Dem a~bselauies
men Salblabre Die Veieeung BON 1865
fauimauuiihen Soften auf, am II.
Suni puroe bic $4,000. Stelle curd'
ben Tereiu permittelt. gin Sraafens
uno SesrlbniE9elb, NritbOncrar, So
item fiir lr;neien uno ioniti9e Seils
mittel muroen BON Der aranfens lirN
YesrdbniBtaiie bes Sereins allen bon
Sumburs aus in Der eriten Salite Bic
ieS Sabres 72,2OO Wiart usrausSabt.
Uremen. Sier uuo in Dremers
baoer III elm Strife uusgebrphen
Sei;er uno W%iatroien baben Die grbeit
ein9eIiellt.
Nibed. Ger ausltdnoiide Vaus
arbeiter SolIi muroe iu ieds @oheu
@efdn9uiB peruItbeilt, neil er eiueu
anoeren 9lrbelter sur Oetheilisun9 on
Iusitano auf9efoIoert hattie. - Dad
ldn9erem aualoollen Veioeu III bier oei
crit am /. 2lu9uit nod 5~3idbrise,
Oienit;eit in Den wuhlueroienten 9iutt
itano 9etretene yanN9erittsSireftc,
Glauiien 9%eitorben. Wtit inn iii cir
Wtann oabin9esan9en, oeiieu gnoenter
in Vilbed itets in Gbren 9ebulteu miro,
Oils Suriit bod befabi9t, mar Der Ser
itorbeue audi elm mariner 6Croerer dllel
piiienidai:litJen uuo fiiultleriiter
Oeltrebun9en.
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EUaB. Sot6rinacu.

StraBbur9. an Der bieiiseu
llniperiitdt puroe cine ieltene Vromos
tion poll;u9en. slui @ruuo non Differ
tation uno Priifuns erpurb ndmlid
sic Wiiroe zines Doctor pbiloiopbiae
Der Sberit a. .. 9aufmanu, Der
friibere &ommanoeur beS Su6artilleries
Resiments Or. IL in 2born, Der i'm
Sabre 1895 ais Snipefteur Der 8. srs
tilleriebepots Snipettion in 90ln iei,
men abidieo nabm.
Wurtird. Die 8ersleute gerarb
unb Oidelmarn pareu in benz am
Gingan9 oes 2ieienltullen selesenen
S~ol;gebduoe oamit beid)diti9t, naG Iges
moroene ODuamitpatrouen am sebei3s
ten Glen ~ trOdnen. dit einem
Mlale erfulste cine iiarfe Srploiicn,
uno Sas Gebduoe ilo9 in Die Vuft. Die
beioen glrbeiter tamen babel um lbr
iuuoeS Neben.
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Saoem.

Sarlsrube. On Der Sfrserauas
idubiituu9 wiomete Sberbiirserme,iter
Shneeler Dem Siiriien Sismard einen
tief empfunoeneu Nadruf. CUR ebrens
ben Grinnerun9 on ben sroBen Ghreus
burger urierer Stabt erbob iih Die
Geriummlun9 pon ben Sieeu; Die co.
;luloemotruten blieben iiten.
Srudial. Den Sabresberihten
Der bieli9eu bDberen Sebrauiialten,
@pmnaiium uno Realidule. III gu ents
uebnlen, oaB e~riteres i'm ablauienoeu
Shullabre bon 200, lettere BON PSI
Sdiilern belutt mar, peld)e Sdiilers
,abl iid auf l9l be,iebun9sweiie 223
am Gnoe oes Sduliabres reou;irte.
Der 9ouieiiiou mad waren an e~rlierer
slniialt ~ Yssinn oes Sduliabres 10
aattoliteu uno 81 Vrot,itanten iotuie
90 Siraeliteu, an leeterer $50 Sathos
lifen, "a Troteltauten uno 81 Slraes
liten.
aonitan,. Der Sh6pier Der Slus
menpratt aui Der Miainou, Der SrOBs
ber;osllhe Garteniuipettor Gberliu9.
lit seitcrben.
@abr. Der sur Seit eesen 400
Mit9lieoer Sdblenoe Gerein ~SieSers
tran;" begius inter Ser 2eituns ieines
tiittigeu Oirisenten, Wtuiitbirettor
Serni, iein 6Oiabri9es Stiitun9sieit.
YforSbeim. Der iraniidsameris
taniihe 9rie9 bat pielen Snouitrie'
be,irten arsen Staoen 9ebratt Die
@erluite, welde Ffor;beim allein en-
litteu. biiriten Wfillionen betragen,
oenu oaS Geiddit nad Suba itodte poll'
ii1noia.
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S&meii.

Bern. Ger 0uuoesratb ertbeilte
Der SurasS implonbabu bic Sewil'
lisuus gum Segiun Der Yauarbeiten
bes SurasS implOntunuels. Der Sau
miro ioicrt non beiben Seiten aus in
guerifi 9enommen. Gas Sotel auf
Der SdDnisen- Ylatte 1T total abses
brannt. uriate ioll elm idaobaites
&amin Semeien iein.
|uSetn. Die 3eit Ger Ibitirse in
ben St)wei ger Glpeu lit mieber bu. Sn
elmer Ser letieu @oben erlitten nidt
weniser oils at)t 3ouriiten t6otlibe
unfGlle.-Oie Gemeinoe Suriee be-
idloB ben 0au zines Glettriiit1tspers
fes i'm 9oiieuuoranitlase bon lsO, 900
Srancs.
@larus. lluiere Ser9e erbalten
tlslit iahlreiten Seiud. sui BEN
Glarniit wareu jiin9ii 80 Gouriiien
beiiamwen; aud i'm 1OSisebiet iii
iiberall reyes veben. Die 6rioolinSs
butte, Die Glarioeubitte uno Die nuns
mebr neu reiiaurirte Gj1iinbcrnbiitte
nereen bGufis in 9lnlpruf 9encmmen.
alud Die Suranlialten uni ereS NaNoeS
limb gut frequertlrt. Ger gSe9 auf ben
Hautiipie 1T ninmebr pom Vabnbof
in Ndiels meg bis auf Die Sobe NIT
rotben 9Sesmarfirungen perieben NOR
Sen, 10 baB elm 2ouriit faum teblssben
fanr.
0raubiinoen. gui ben, Vlate
Der neulib erplooirten Tulperfabrit
bel Gbur arbeiteten ;mei 3immerleute.
Yeim Ndseleiultla9en beoienten lie
it'd eiierner Sdmmer itatt fupferner,
ME Die Toridriit seboten bate. Gs
entiiinoete iib Der nod pOrbanSene
Fulperitaub unb cine Sweite Grploiion
entitauS, poSurb Die beioeu Widrner
idmer perlest wuroen.-Sn Sdulss
Qaraip losiren In ben peri9ieoenen
6otels iiber 100 @diie; oaS Saupt,
contingent itellt Seutidlaub. 9is
gum 4. Iusult betru9 Die Srequeni
1923 Sremoe.-Sn GrunS ridtete elm
Groidlipi 9roBen Sdaoen an. Sei
Suroein uno SuriGera muroen Ole
9ibeinbriideu meegeriMen.
aar9au. Cine ELECTROMAGNETIC
niit)e 0eielliduft beabii6tist. in
Ebeinieloeu cine meitere e~lettros
femiidje Sabrit III bauen NIT einen,
Sraftbeoarf non $500 FierbetrGften.
SEM. Die ceutidDcn 1beilnebmer
an ~Serienturle oil Der lluiperiitdt
SEM, iiber 100 an Der J3abl, babeu in
er~bebeuSer Ginmiitbisfeit beitlolien,
einen pon &iinitlerbano ber3uitelleuoen
eilernen &ran; am Grabe SiSmards
nieberle9eu ~ laiIer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-01
Sa6(en.

DRESDEN. Die bieiise fbnislite
9apslle. pelde i'm september ,. 8.
ibr 35Oilbri9es Subildum ieiern bari,
mill anldBlih oieies Seiies elm 9roBes
&ou,ert peranitalten, oellen GrtIa9 81
einem in Tresoen ~ erridtenoen
Rifaro @asner<O enfmal perpenoet
iperbsn ioli. - gui benz fatboliid den
SrieSboie eritoB lid am grabe ieiuer
Braut Ser Yraumeiiter But aus Pra9.
5reiber9. Der bieii9e Silbers
bersbau beidaftiste an Gnbe oes uori'
gen SabreS 1923 Yer9leute, oaoon
3424 aui iisfaliiben 9Serfen. Die
@eiammtausbeute Der iisfatiiden 9rus
ben hattie einen Nertb BON l,3lS. 70l
Marf; CUR u~uterbaltuns ces 0etrie'
hes Der Silberbersperte bate Der
Staat $500, go Aiarf ,u,uidieben.
cine Summe, ser leood Die Grtrd9e
Der iistaliiteu Sitten 9eseniberiieben.
&eip3is. air,lit wuroe bel Gro'
beweSunsen am 0iorofrieobofe eine
sroEe Wiense o menibliten Sc.
beinen Gufsefanoen, Die bel ihrer MOTH
wenoisen 2ranelotirun9 nidt uenigel
ais % Na9enlaounSen biloeten. Dime
3weiiel waren es bic lleberreiie iran.
S0iildler uno preuBiider 8rie9er, peldDt
bel Ulifers Teriufe am 10. SttObe,
1913, Die u6rolihe TOriiaot BON %eip
gig 81 rebmen, bier ihren 2oo uno Ell
9emeinihaitlideS @rab funcen.
Nieber dl lena. Inter iebr gro
Fer getbeiliguu9 puroe bier oaS Ridlt
ielt hcs Geneiun9sbeims pes Yerban
ies oeutlher SGnolunssgebilien. einei
'tattliden 0ebGuoes. b~eSun9en.
Sittuu. Cine Ginbre6erbauoe iee
felt Ginger 3eit bic llm9e9eub 3ittaui
in 9uiregun9. Sn Sen iepten AIdh!et
maroe III Slbersoori, SupelSoori
TyieoerScori unc 1ieIbersoori a. dieter
Stelleu eingebrodleu, uno ea MURDER
erbeblide Summen eutwenoet.