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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
The Safety of Railway Travel.

Last year on American RAILWAYS one
passenger was killed in accidents ont
OF every 2S27,474 passengers carried.
That is to say, that you can take train
Z,SH,44 times before, on the law of
averages, your turn comes to be killed,
on will have to travel 72,09Sg63 miles
on the cars before that turn comes, and
4,54l, 945 miles before you are injured.
II you travel 20 miles every day for 300
days in the year, you can keep on at it
Tor I5S years before your turn comes to
De hurt. If there had been railways
when our Savior was born and you had
begun to travel on the first day of the
year A. D, !, and had Travelled loo miles
IN every day of every month of every
year since then, you would still have
TN this year 1881 nearly three million
miles yet to travel before your turn came
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09

When fed literally and given an
unlimited range hens do not forget
to lay altogether during the season
of moulting. These two things go
long way in egg production.
No state or county or farm is pro-
ducing as many eggs as could be
found a profitable market for near at
hand. The same may be said of
honey.
The cold winds and chilling rains
will soon be here, and these bring
on the colds and the roup. Do not
forget about those cracks in the
poultry house.
If in the evening ground food of
any kind is put into a wooden pail
having tight lid, and boiling water
poured over it, the food will be cook
ed by morning.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
SWINE.


DO not undertake to make the
house Stops take the place of water,
and let the supply of water to the
hogs be ample in hot weather.
A young SOW should not be bred to
farrow her first litter before she is a
year old, nor is it good plan to
breed sow to farrow her first litter
in the fall &c.
Hog pens get filthy, however care
full we may be, and breed disease :;
and they become lousy just as do
hen houses. Hot weather multi
plies microbes by the million min
ute. Out in the grass or clover or in
the woods pastures is the best and
healthiest place for pigs until ma
tured and ready for fattening,
When cholera is in the neighbor-
hood hogs are less liable to con-
tagion when shut up in small en-
closure. This enclosure should be
as dry as possible, and should be
dIsinfected weekly with air Stacked
lime or carbolic acid solution. A
little of this acid in the drinking
water seems to have a beneficial in
| flnence.
Take the country over, more pigs
die in winter than in summer of the
cholera. Often a good, rat hog is
lost from becoming too hot in the
pen, and then drinking too much
water. If pigs can constantly have
fresh water before them they will
drink often and but little.
Equal parts of kerosine and lard,
rubbed on the pigs, will cure them
of the mango; or have a fine spray
| ing nozzle fixed to the kerOsine can
and sprinkle them occasionally. If
The nesting places are sprinkled
now and then mango aud lice will
never bother you. .
Because hogs will eat almost any
thing is no reason for giving them
almost anything to eat. The proper
feeding of wholesome and well
balanced ration is as important as
with any other stock.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

nashville, hITlNes''''''. jaw p -
Nashvill =, Chattanooga 4 st. Louis Rail
road. Duck River Valley Division
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
Sheep.

There is danger of spelling the
wool crop if you Gull out the good
mutton for the butcher too closely
The sheep which makes the best
mutton carcass is likely also to have
the best fleece.
A flock Of sheep wintered on straw
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
He Was a Regular.

Blair, regular, said to be one of
the Seventeenth, was shot through
the groin at Ell Caney, July l. Two
wounded men Of the Seventy first
New York fell beside him in worse
shape than he. They could not
move. He could a little.
A Spanish sharpshooter on their
right had the range of them as they
lay there, their com AIDES having
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
planters CUBAN OIL cures
ANuNNNh " Cuts, Burns Rruises Rheu-

OuI9i DuTHsI bTulseS, hheu-
matlsm and Sores. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by A. A. RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Fatal Fun.

New York Aug. ga Manila cable
dispatch says that on Wednesday d
corporal and two troopers of battery
l Of the Utah artillery, after disem.
barking at Cayite, were sent on on
errand. While passing through the
streets Trooper Hudson discharged
his revolver
II was al mere fun, but the natives
In the immediate vicinity were much
alarmed for a time. The natives i'm
medlately began firing,
Dismounted cavalry were sent 70
quell the disturbances, but the natives
misunderstood the movement aud the
firing became general. Trooper Hud'
son was killed aud Corporal Anderson
mortally wounded
Troopers Laydon, Naehbar Connolly
and Doyle, OF the Fourth cayarly
were wounded -Four natives were
Killed and several wounded.
General Aguinaldo has expressed
his regrets at this encounter and
promised 10 punish the offenders. No
further trouble Is expected az pres
ent. -
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Let In the Territories.
penver RepublIean. .

Denver Republican.
The refusals heretofore given {,
the requests OF New Mexico Arlzon,
and Oklahoma for statehood should
suffice. At is next session congress-
should let al three Of these these terri
tories into the Union.
An have population and wealth
enough 10 maintain state governments
and, In addition New Mexico and
Arizona have waited long for the
privilege Of establishing governments
Of that kind. TO delay still further
their admission would be an act OF in
justice Of which congress should not
bo guilty.
Objection has been made 20 the ad-
mission Of Arizona and New Mexico on
the grounds that they would send free
coinage senators and representatives
to congress. But II is unfair 10 give
much weight TO consideration OF
this kind The extent 20 which a
state of few inhabitants affects nation
al legislation is small But whether
great or small. II is not the chief con.
sideration In determining whether a
state government shall be established,
The chief question is whether the IN.
habitants OF d certain part Of the nat
ional domain, capable Of self.goyern
medt shall contnne TO be ruled as
residents OF a subject province.
a territory is nothing but a province
of the federal government. IL is ruled
from Washington. It's very existence
depends upon the will Of congress. A
territorial government has existed In
New Mexico for nearly half a century,
aud yet IL could be abolished at any
moment by congress. It's people
could be placed under military rule.
They could be deprieyed Of every
right they now exercise In connection
with their government, Their legis-
lature could be taken from them.
The laws of Rhode Island or Deleware
could be made applicable, and the
laws of New Mexico would have 10
give way. In fact, congress need not
make any laws at oil offices, however
and govern according 20 the
whim or will OF the commissioners,
subject only 10 the slight restraints
rontatnnd Ia natinuul ponetitution
These are matters ordinarily over
looked by citizens Of states, secure in
The exercise Of their right OF self
government. They show how wholly
territory Is. They sug-
yest the obligation TO withdraw the
federal authority and permit the In
labItants 70 establish q government
u their own.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Campaign Lies.
Eddy n. NJ. Aug. 81 iso,

Eudy ~ ~ aug % AoN1
I'd Eddj CURRENT
II has been reported throughout this
county that the COW men. or some OF
the COW men OF this county, have
given me cows or yearlings, the num'
ber Of head varying running IN one
report from 100 10 800 In another-for
the purpose of inducing me 70 allow
them 10 render less property than
they should render or render theiT
property for less amount than II
should 81 rendered. that, on the ae-
count Of such gifts, failed to assess
these COW men for the amount they
should have been assessed,
desire 10 say that the man who
started the report above mentioned
or any report In substance above men
toned Is liar, and a thief, and would
be guilty Of stealing the coppers from
his dead mothers eyes 70 keep hli
blind sister, II he had one, from inher'
itlng her share Of them.
have shown no fayorites but have
assessed all alike, and | have no apol-
ogy 70 offer
W. @. COCHRAN.
Assessor
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Mr. Linson young colored man
holding state certificate from Texas
has been employed TO teach the color
ed school. lie came In couple OF
weeks ago.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Notice Of the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Peeos
Valley & Northeastern.
Railway Co.

Eddy, n. NJ. Sept. 2, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Pecos Valley 4 Northeastern Rail-
way Company will be held at their gen
eral Office at Eddy New Mexico, on Wed
nesday the 9th day Of october, 1888, at
the hour Of ~ o'clock noon, for the
purpose Of selecting a hoard ot direc.
tors for the ensuing year and for
such other business as may come be-
fore said meeting
W. A. OTis.
Sec retary
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Small POx.

On account Of the prevalence Of
small pox to an alarming extent Ia
Lincoln dounty and one case already
having developed In ROSWELL the
board OF health Of Eddy urgently re-
quest all citizens 10 yaccinate their
families at once especially children
before enterlnR school.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
EstfayNotlee.

Jakea up on the Iirst day OF August
is8g one horse described as follows'
sorrel gsldihg horse about eight years
old branded Q on left thigh on left
shoulder. 9 ID. n HARKEy.
sep go Eddy, ~ NJ,
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Lost;vBay any three years old
branded ! on lett shoulder VIII pay
$3.50 for Information leading TO re-
coycry. W. i. Daugherty on Whittel.
sey place near Ellice 4 Every farm
four miles south east of Eddy. Ad.
dress W. +. Daugherty Eddy y. VI.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

The Dramatic Club will present
kathleen siayourneen" Sept 8. The
cast OF characters ls az follows.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Team Work Horses.
W. q. Cochran.
Assessor.

Weight 1000 pounds each, o years
old only $500. AZ this oiiiee, warrant.
ed true pulers aud we'll broke
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Send your orders 10 Crozler a Muir
ray for fruit cans and self netting
wax strings
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Marion Camp OF Troop q Rough
Riders passed Through town Tuesday
en-route from Ration 10 Roswell to
visit hIs sister Camp was ln the
thick OF the fray at san Juan.
Everybody calls for Rose Valley
whicky at Kemp Il Woerners.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Try Rose Valley whisky rsr sale at
Kemp 4 Woerner.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Fine Alfalfa Honey.

AZ this office only 25cts per quart
SiOO per. gallon, comb hone, i0cts
per section, In any quantity.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
THE sEMI-WEEKI.Y NEWS
and
THE CURRENT

at "a Worry Low PrdoO
The scmi-woekly Ncws Galveston or Dali
lnsl ia published Tuesdays and Fridays.
are special departments for the farmers, tho
ladies ana the boys ana girls, besides n
world Of general news matter, illustrated
articles, etc. We ofier The Semi Weekly
News aud the CuHnEsT for A. months for the
low clubbing price oi ~. IS cash This gives
you three papers q week or 80 papers year
for rldiculously low price Hand Ia your
subscription at once.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Leave orders 40 Tracy 4 McEwans
for celery plants IN N any quantity.
= A NUIaoN
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

] Trade Forty ncrp ol linr hand.
deeaed and without Iucumbfiuce: un.
der calial, twelve mics aouth Of Eddy
for good COW. Enquire at this onl-
ce.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

When sick send and get bottle Of
Albert l.. Dunns Monogram whisky
the best IN the west for sale at Kemp
q Wuerners.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03

Tor Rent'-Fye room cottare ni
ten dollar. muuth.
The Eddy current., 1898-09-03
Cows Wanted.

Cows Wanted.
Parties wishing IN dispose Of Cows
for feeders can dnd buyer by apply.
ing 90 !. ID. Walker
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11
FIRST SESSION.

The first session of the commission
will take place tomorrow at o'clock
at the colonial government Offices
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11
School Stockings.

Children's Heavy Ribbed Fast Black
Cotton Stockings, a regular 15o sfl
Steckipgi sizes 8 to 81, Special, INC
Boys Extra Heavy q by / and 3 by BIZ
cycle Stockings, douhie all arouud-
best wearing seheel staekings IN
made, always sell at ase pair; LgSC
per BalT ::..; .;.t......f....:...
Girls Super Quality Imported Fius Rib
Cot,o Stockings, fast biaeh aud Feg1t
lar made, regular Fall weight. Ak
M2ndlv and Tuesday, INC
pr pair -. -. ..,.....,....
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11
School Supplies.

Every customer purchas-
EsE@aa ing school supplies to the
amount OF SOC will be given. free OF
charge. fine nickel-plated Fountain
Pen. Every purchaser of 81 worth of
school supplies will receive free Of
oharge,a fine Webster's School Dictlon-
ary. These are given only with supplies, ;
0'"ISs from ,'''''','. '''''.''SSo up
Our Scholars Com 9anlon, comprising
Lead Pencil, Slate Pencil, Pen Holder
and Ruler, all fancy coiors, In r.
wooden box 10 match. worth 10c, &C
Monday and Tuesday for, ...,
5000 TabIsts scratch paper, stse 6xe,
with colored covers; cant be beat,
10c per dozen, nc
IAdGn ''''i,,,tt't 'i't'',r.
PENCIL Boxes, with look aud ksy,
Bach ..,,,,.,,,,.,,,,15 $50, 100 and 80
SOiorsd Crayons, II eeiers in box =. 30
Lead pedclls, with rubber, dos. ,,,,.6c
Lead PsHells, nickel tip and rubber,
,wsrth % each, dog ,,,,,,,,,.,..a 800
Slate Pencils, per des ,,,,,,.,..,,4c
Slate Pencils, weed, per dos ..,,,,.fS,
CoHpssses and DlY'ders, $50 and 90
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11

Captain General BIancO and staff
Receive the Representatives of
the United States With Marked
POmp and Dignity - POpulace
Gathered at the Wharf, but Offer
ed No UnfricndIy Denomination.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11
1t Profited Him Not.

Jacob Kretch. who died Of heart diseasa
at his home on Carroll street Thursday u1ss
over 10 years of age, and unable ph sic4 70
to push the Invention
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11
Butterick Patterns

For October are now in, and
also Glass Of Fashion and Fash
ion Catalogues. You cannot az
ford to use poor patterns for
the new dress. Get the best,
and the best are Butterick's.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11
NEWSPAPER MEN DROWNED.
Carl Smith and Louis Sass, Of the
Chicago Record, the Victims.

Sari ShlIth ana LOUIS BASS, or the
Chicago Record, the Victims.
QUEBEC, Ont, Sept 1O.-Carl Smith.
who wrote the Fired at Random" col
umn in the Chicago Record, and Louis
Sass, sporting editor Of the same pa
per, have been drowned in the heavy
rapids Of the Grande Discharge, by the
upsetting Of their birchbark canoes.
They were on a holiday tour. The
Grande Discharge is the outlet of Lake
st. John, for which resort the newg-
paper men had left here Wednesday
morning.
The Wache Caille, where the drown
ing occurred, is opposite the lower
point of Alma island, where the waters
of the Grande and Little Discharge
unite to form the head Of the Sague-
nay river. At low water the rapids
are often shot by Indians in canoes.
But the water being high, the guides
objected to the trip, until urged by
the deceased. When one canoe upset,
the other went to It's assistance, and
was also swamped. Both guides were
drowned.
Mr.. Smith was we'll known through
out the West, and at one time was
managing editor of the Omaha World
Herald.
QUEBEC, Ont, Sept 10.-Dispatches
from Vache Caille say the two guides
who We're with Carl Smith and Louis
Sass, the Chicago reporters, when
they were drowned IN attempting to
shoot the Grande Discharge rapids. es-
capped the fate of the two tourists.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08

brapen Soloaten 10 unid9li6 leiben
miiiieu, ieper Sag brinst nelle ,3eusen
fur bic @abrbeit Ser betriibenben Be
ridte unb nelle Seweile, baB lleber=
t%reibunsen in Der S6ilberuns Der emit
lesli6en WiBwirtbldaft taum m0sliG
limb.
Die oemotratilbe Fartei bat es gar
nidt notbig, aus ben f!ldwilroigen
Seblern Der Communication Gortbeit
ST sieben. Sic tritt nit einem Trrs
9ramm Dor baS Bolt, pelhes in lid
ben Sie9 uerbiirgen ioll. Sic brall6t
ferner lur auf Glle Die pon Der replbli=
tanil6en Nartei Dem &olte feierli6
Sema6ten &erlpredunsen bin,umeilen,
wel6e nidt in Griiiuuns sinsen unO
ni6t in GriiillunS 9eben %tonnten, neil
lie auf Iall6en wirtbl6aitliben yebren
berlben, Sic Bat Die .3uperiibt, baB
bas Tolt ourd) Grfabrun9 tlro prroe
uno enoli6 einiiebt, o0B es pon eisenz
nilei9en, bab9ierlsen EarteisanGern
unp beren @efolg'baft 9enasiilbrt
mllroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Sp ct,pas last Teb bDrcm.

gu pen meni9en ,yrauen, melde
trot 'ibrer 5oben 9elell6oftlihen Stel=
lung bod frei pom leper blaultrilmpilz
gen Nnmanolun9 linp, ;dblt uud) Die
Satin peS SenatorS Butter, Die ii6
sur !3ett nit ibrem Wtunne III Senper,
~uuIbdlt. &ie pon BORT berid=
tet mirO, bat lie eini9en emuncipirten
l&etbern, Die lie il6er lire Nnlidt bin
iidtlih oe9 Nraueni;immrefts ans
borden mollten, an ibre pie9be;il9=
libe oirette anIra9en ,Sol9enpeo &C.
%antlportet
yy&em Die ,Srau lid al Die SteIle
oes WanneS brGngt, wer lou Ounn
unlere Stelle I'M Oaus uno in Der ,yaz
milie einnebmen? SieieS. Streben Der
,Srallen lit unlpeiblit. Wtir lit nod
niemals oaS &erlan9en getpmmen, an
Die 2&ablurne I'll 9eben. Sas Geid
Der ,Srall lit ibr NauS unb bier bat lie
mehr mie genl9 III tbun. I'm Slloen
miro Der Wcodnte an oa6 Nralells
itimmrett nicmalS H&ur;eln ioiien,
lton we9en Der 9tegcrwCibcr. 2$iu
man piele ilber Dao 0iieutlihe &obl
abitimmen laiien? Mir boben i'm Gil
ben uub nihto iiir Die Nrduenclubo
unp 6lubiruuen ilbriS. &ir MAIDEN
I'M eru WtGuueru oGolau0 %an9encbm,
llno tic blcibcu AbenoS pom ielbit am
lieblten oubeim."
Inter ben Nn9lc- Nmeritanerinleu
miro ,Srau Butter natiirlid menig Wes
fallen bnmit errcgt b0ben; oc'to mcbr
aber miro lie ben Eeiiull uu'crer
oelti6 umeritNniihen Sruuen %Iiuoen,
welhe nit wenigen A%uSnobmcn Ser
acknowledgements obbolp 'tno uno
aud in lcnltigcr Ninliht oa9 rob per
pienen, oao ibnen lhon Der Sidtcrz
fiirit ShiQer 9cwibmet bat, inoem CT
lagte;
.Gbret Die 6rauen, lie iled,ten unp lpebcn
Nimlnltihe Gplcn ms lrollfe Seben"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Ser cd,fc 81 merifamcr.

Gen 01Qrutter oes Entertainers
,piro pon M%u9ldnoern mciltens i0llN
.nar0t'tellt. rs 9ibt inter Imerltaz
neru ielbltperltGnolih quite unD l6let
te Glemente. Bel Der Seurtbeilun9
oe9 ameritnlilhen S~barattcrs lptrb
pou 2uSldnoern meiltenS paS ltlehte
Clement ais &nliS u%ngenommen. Sas
lit notilrlid abiolrt uertehrt. Die
Nuolduoer itiften ms frllbcr ibren
Nblhaum III. H&ie wiiroe es Den Nusz
Idnpern geiuilen, penn mir 'ie nat
pieitm 9lblhurm beurtbcilten? Der
eftc Nmerltaner lit Elm garScr Wtann.
Gr lit obue Norurtbeil. Gr belpllls
tommt irgcno einen o%nltdnOi8cn AuS
ldnper. Gr lit Dor alien Sin9en I'M
tcrnebmcno. SnS ;eigt ljh ilbernll
numentlid uber pdDurG, odB 'o9en.
SCttlCmcnt9", melGe III G~rcluliu ma
rem IND tejuem 4meritancr tinc0bNuce
Ncbcn, ME ctlpa0 ~9uuorocn lino. Ger
Nmerltaner bat im Nllgcmeineh nI6t
Die Nuoouuer zines Seutideu, aber er
periud)t bod iein slid, ND Elm Seutz
ider ;uriiti6rett. Gr madt li6
ou,an, in einer Wnpirtbbarer Negcno
cine ,yorm III l6anen eS 9elln9t ibm
aud. 9lbtr, na0oem er ben hobn
abSei00pit, iiberlGBt CT Die Eurm Dem
ileiHigcn Seut'den, Der leln vebenlang
o0raus leinen llnterbalt geplnnt. Die
Gbre, pd9 llntcrnebmen ms reberl
9cruien III baben, 9ebilbrt abey bod
Dem NmeritOncr.
Ger e6te Nmerltuner lit audi mObl=
tbdti9 Nlltrbin9s mill er Nelo, ia,
uiel Welo p%erplenen, aber leln WtOttc
lit oEeben uno veben lallen." III
veroient uiel Welo, glbt aber audi piel
Wclo aus. 6r lit niemalS tnauieri9,
pielmebr III er Der %erld)menoung 81
9eneigt, unp man iagt DIT, puB bon
benz, mas. III elmer umeritunilben ,Sa=
Mite an einem Gage ilbrig bleibt, eint
Iron;0lilh. Sumilie cine gunSe &O6t
lang leben farm. Sin Nrmer 9ebt lei
ten ieb(, wcnn er ii6 al .inen e6ter
Nmcritaner wenoet, uuo Seoermanr
weiB, oaB Die @obltbdtigteitsan ltal
ten bon teiuem e6teu Nmcritaner per
0eilen meroeu. SaB mir i'm %or.
itebenoen ms itreng an bic lSabrbei'
getalten BADEN, tonnen ollie beseuSen,
bic ldngere !3eit binour0 @eleSenbei'
9ehabt baben, nit e6ten ameritanerr
III pertebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08

an, baB lestere fur bic laufenbe Woe
DE nitt inter $50, 900 betrasen miro,
m0slidermeiie iebo9 auf $50, 600 itei=
gen fam.
Die Seamten Der Nusftellns limb
lelbitueritdnblid bod ~erireut iiber bic
@enOuns, wel9e bic Sinse senommen
baben. Gs lit in Der Shat bod err
ireulid, baB es Der Srans4 Wtiiiiiiippis
@uSi telluns unsea6tet les tnapp Dor
Der GrOnnllng Der lettersa ausSebro=
6enen &rieses unb anberer lpibri9er
llmitdnoe m0sli9 mar, in Der uerbdlts
niBmdBis tursen :3eit BON a6tunbliebz
sig Sasen Die rWtillioneas Marte" in
Der yeiu6er;abl gu errei5en uno bieIe
Sbatla6e giebt ii6erli6 b~egrilnoetes
He6t III Der Imabme, baB nit ben
perbleibenoen ie6sunolsdJsi9 Sa9en
Die @e' ammtsabl Der Iasltellungsbe=
lu6er Die :3iIier pon 5000, 600 err
rei6en mirp, womit bic Grams WtiI=
Iiliippiz aus l%telluns aud binlihtli6 Der
Velu6er,abl ole iibrigsn, bisber in
ben Ser. Staaten l:attseiunbenen
allslteuunsen, nit alleiniser ausnab=
me Der r@olb'S tSairA ilberflugelt
bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
81 6unitsn Der neutiden Sprade.

Der nelle Superintendent fiir bic
o''entli6eu Shulen in Chicago, Or.
NnorcwS, lit Gin entlhieoener anbdnz
ger oc0 oeutiden llnterrihts, ilber Den
er lih duBcrt:
sd bin entidicoen iiir bie Seibez
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