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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-15
Transatlantic News.

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commercial public on this side of the At
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of arrival. and the special" cablegrams
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munication with the other side has also
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provement OF steam vessels, and in the
increase OF their size and motive power.
Passengers across the Atlantic are. in
spite OF splendid accommodations and the
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huh OF steam vessels. always liable to sea
sickness The nausea which this COM
plant produces g invariably durable with
Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters. which quiets
and inyigorates the stomach and relieves
h;llousness ard an Irregular state OF the
bowels Malaria and the disorders caused
by changes OF climate. exposure IN ircleff-
ent weather and an unusual diet are also
rsmedied by this useful companion OF the
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Another monster show will be given,
commencing tomorrow night and continu-
ing throughout the week at Seattle's fav-
orite vaudeville house, the Peoples thea
ter. Six new stars made their initial ap-
pearance before a western audience, COM
ing from the highest classed Eastern thea
tiers direct to this house. The Dezalles
will exhibit animated pictures. among the
many being one OF the Inflated battleship
Maine, Beatrice Lorne, the Australian
nightingale: Yvonne Montal,is, who comes
direct from the Folies Bergeres, Paris;
Billy Mccall, one OF the funniest come
dams today in the business: Fred r. Gard
ner. a German comedian. Besides these
the Peoples theater stock company of
fifty others appears in the grand oiio that
follows the burlesque ''Zapha." by the
Baker & Fonda Burlesque Company. In
the burlesque the handsome. young and
shapely women will appear In Turkish
dances and marches. with full orchestra
and chorus. Without a doubt the great
est show ever given In this house win be
seen this week at the Peoples. Manager
Watkins has gone TO heavy expense and
crowded houses are sure to be his re-
ward.
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result was . score Of loi and sos for fifteen
holes In favor Of Mrs. Rice and Mr.. Encs.
The match was played for q dinner, to be
given by the gentleman OF the defeated
side Instead of dinner. Mr.. Grfggs gave
a bowling party at the Union Club Thur
day 1t which his guests were Mrs. Rice,
Mrs Mediicott, Miss Kershaw, Miss
Caesar. Miss Darnell. Mr.. J.. s. Baker.
Mr.. Enos. Mr.. Mum. Mr.. Grove
@ O O
Mr. and Mrs. Richard n Hartner left
Wednesday for California after spending
a month in Tacoma with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Il. Caldwell.
Mrs. E n. Ouimette was In Tacoma
this week on her way from Everett to
Rossland. B. c.. where she VIII join Mr..
Ogimefte.
Mrs. Fl. c. Wallace and her guest, Miss
Moore, and Miss Nettle Wallace returned
Tuesday from three weeks trip to CAL
ifornia-
Mrs. Ferry and Mrs. Leary. Mrs. J. C.
Haines and Mrs. Allen, OF Seattle, were
in Tacoma Monday and visited Camp
Rogers.
Mrs. Garvey, wife OF the American con-
sul at Yokohama has been spending
week with Mrs. Clancy. on South q
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pearse ana Miss
Blanche Mcdonald went to Portland SUM-
day In Mr.. Pearse's car. returning Tues
day.
Mrs. G. W. Mum. who has been visit
Afrw N ct
feave Monday for her home In Louisville,
Ky.
Charles r. Lawrence and Ralph d.
Lawrence have invitations out for q young
peoples party at Mason's Library tonight.
o O
The Aloha Club win give an evening
with Shakespeare at the residence OF Mrs.
c. w. Griggs on Monday night.
O @ Q
Rev. and Mrs. Scudder gave Q reception
last Saturday night In honor Of Troop
B Cadet corps and Capt. Wiley.
@ o O
Mrs. p. J. Frans!oii is giving luncheon
today IN honor Of Miss Moore. who Is Wis
iting Mrs. H. c. Wallace.
@ o O
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Bull have returned
from their wedding trip and are ct home
at SA North G street
@ o o
Camp Rogers was visited on Tuesday
afternoon by Troop B and serenaded by
the Troop B band.
Miss Margaret Tyler hurt her foot quite
seriously this week and hs. been confined
to the house.
Mrs q. W. Dickinson and Mig Wood OF
Seattle. spent Thursday with friends In
Tacoma.
Mrs. Eldred Tucker will entertain the
Cinch Club next Thursday afternoon.
o o @
Mr. W. A. Sternberg left Monday on .
business trip to San Francisco
Mr.. r. v. Anderson was In town . few
days this week from Idaho.
Mr.. Alexander Baillie spent several days
this week In Portland.
@ Q @
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Giese were In Seattle
Monday.
Mr.. Ashton Potter left Monday for New
York.
Mr.. Thomas Kerr was In Portland this
week.
Miss Tsda!e spent Monday in Seattle
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SOCIAL NEWS OF PORT ANGELES

PORT ANGELES. May fl-The 1. O. o.
r. hall on Thursday evening was the
scene Of an affair given by the Lady Mac
cabees OF this city. The lodge has re-
Gently received its charter as a full
fiedged organization and the entertain
ment was for the purpose OF appropriately
marking the event The hall was decor
ated for tho occasion, the colors OF the
order being mingled with the national coll
ors and very beautifully and effectively
arranged. Mrs. l.. d. Stewart as lady
commander. conducted the exercises The
exercises consisted I'm an opening address
by the lady commander: vocal solo by
Miss Ethel Ferguson. vocal solo by Miss
LueIla Hall. a dialogue by Miss Clarabel
Young and Miss Josie Phelps. and a reci-
tation by DR.. Appleton Preceding the
programme the members OF the lodge con-
Quoted the ceremony OF receiving and
hanging the charter. Il falling 20 the lot
OF Mrs. George Meagher and Mrs. N r.
Smith. as the oldest members OF the
lodge TO be accorded the honor OF placing
the charter on the wall. There were three
contests following these exercises. Rev
Mr. Nelson. Miss Fend and Mr.. Horace
White securing each first prize. Lunch
was served. after which dancing was In
dulgei In until quite late. About 10 were
present.
The public schools will close Friday and
commencement exercises will be held at
the opera house.
Mrs. Parker, wife OF Lieut.. Parker. OF
the Monadnock. arrived last Monday.
Capt Whiting. of the Monadnock, was
joined last week by Mrs. Whiting and
their child They viii remain while tho
warship is here.
The ladies' % the 81. Andrews Guild
gave a social Tuesday evening in the /.
q. o. +. hall
Mr. Frank Harris. OF this city, has leas-
ca ex-Collector Saunders new house on
Lake Crescent and will conduct the hotel
this summer.
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WHACOM. May I'M. James Nav
Kinney and Miss Jennie c. Benson were
married at noon on Tuesday, May 10, by
Rev. Mark Jukes. OF the Episcopal church.
The ceremony took place In the hand
somely decorated parlors OF Mr. and Mrs
b. w. Benson. parents OF the bride Miss
ID. II. Benson acted as bridesmaid and
Mr.. c. NJ. Hunter as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nawhinney took their departure on
the south bound train for their future
home fl Pittshurg, Pa. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. McCord. Mr. and Mrs.
p. W. Strader. Rev. and Mrs Mark Jrkes,
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There were about SO present The add
ofess OF welcome by Mr.. William Ha-
worth was well received Speeches were
made By Hon. Robert Hubert and Mr.. II.
~ Cooley. OF this city Music was FUR
nisned ey choir from Lowell anu Ever
EFT The progra rnrse was concluded by
three cheers for the stars and Stripes and
admiral Dewey. The flagstaff. which is
100 feet high. was raised under the ssffec-
ton or Chief Of Police Collins.
Mr.. 3 w Sfsco. OF Msrssviiie. was In the
city last week.
Capt. Harry Clark. OF San Francisco,
one OF the pioneers OF Everett, was In the
city last week
Mrs. ". A. O. Bar returned from Port
land Wednesday
Mr.. NJ. P. Hurbeil, OF Lowell, expects 20
move 10 Seattle soon.
Banner Rebekah Lodge gave ball last
Friday evening which was well attended.
Mr. Maurice Bell retained home tram
Wrangel Tuesday
Mr. Edmund Bell, of the Bell Mil Com
pany. returned last Monday from a vlsf.
to Muskegon. Mich
Mr. Adelph Watson was in the city on
business last week
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Warner spent a dsv
in the city. Mrs. Warner was the guest
OF Mrs. Darling.
The e. A. r. is making elaborate prep
arations for the exercises on Memorial
day
Miss Ida Major was visiting friends In
Tacoma last week
Mr.. T.. w Davis. Mr. r. w Greene and
Mr.. Ray Greene returned Monday from a
trip 10 Mount Baker.
Mrs. John Brakeman. Of Snohonl.sh. is
visiting her son, Mr.. George Brakeman.
Mr.. a. q. Bast will spend the summer
in Portland
Mr. Alex. clark returned fregn an ex-
tended trip through the East Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Torey, sister of F. r Nec,;u
returned 10 her home In Grand Forks
n. D.. last Tuesday.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. May f4.-Mr. John Doyle
and Mr. f. D. Griffith VIII start for
Alaska May -. They Will go over the
trail- and expect to arrive In Dawson the
last % June.
Mrs. Il. n. Lewis, Mrs. James z. Bell.
Mrs e J. Lane and Mrs. Josephine Rast
went 10 Snohomish on Friday 10 assist
the l.. o. T, NJ. in conducting the funeral
services Of Mrs. King.
Mr. and Mrs William Hubert went TO
Tacoma last week 70 visit their son. Har-
~ FL Hubert. Who IL q private in Conn
pany n.
The citizens % Lowell had an old-fash-
loued fag-ratzing last Thursday eysning.
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THE WHtpt, IN eNOHoAtSd.

sNOHOMISH. May N-Ars. ]. A. Cole
man, OF Everett, visited N sh0noFil.sh
,nss wsek as the guest OF Mrs. Frank Ev-
ans.
Ms Charles Jackson, o. Seattle, IS
rues. a. the home OF her father, Mr.. NJ
l. Packard.
NJ Rr,,ce Bird. % Wooiley. spent q
few days at home With his parents this
week.
Miss George. az pipestone. MINI, VINO
has bees, 81 guest a. the home Of Mr. w.
II Th-au for two weeks, left Monday for
California.
The ladies Of TIE Presbyterian church
en;s-tainesi their friends Monday night by
an old-sasaioned ''speilln' skaIe' and taHy
pull.
Mr.. Hovard CemanA q osu41D1 q
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THE SEATTLE PoST-NTEILIGENCER SUNDAY, NAY Is, ls9e

ING Mrs. Defines parents ~ New west
minister. b. C.
Mrs. Allen Mcdonald and son. Roderic,
are visiting relatives In Arlington
Mrs Hattie Richardson and Miss Dora
Van Horn spent the week visiting friends
In Seattle.
Bird day was observed at the Hartford
school on Saturday OF last week with ap-
propriAte exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. O'Donnell visited
Snohomfsh and Everett Tuesday and
Wednesday az this week
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NOTES FROM HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. May A-Mrs. ]. V. Van
Horn and her san Roy returned home
Sunday evening from a weeks visit; IN Sc
attic.
Mr.. Ransom Eccles visited Everett
Thursday
M. T. 4. Gardner was Seattle visitor
last week.
Mrs. :, buchanan visited In Snohomish
last week, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Id Conicugh has moved his family
from Saohomisa 30 Hartford.
Mr.. Ieha Define and children are visit
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Outfitters

SeAtlAfng's Best tea and baking pow
Der are sold for the klondike in screw
top tins, with soft tin cap underneath
Gut IT With a dull knife.
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wAGNER'S BAND.
Madison Park. This Afternoon. Is.
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME.
Narch-'sSeattle Daily Times 49,
Sig. a. he Caprio
Overture-'sPoet and Peasant (oy re-
cueg-t..... ~ssss.s---s. -. -sstffc
site i-Ballet music from "Fapst'
.---.....--' % 'SoaIso1
Grand Selection from ''Traviaia'.-.
-. - -. -; - rsi
Waitz-.iJo,ly Fellows" .Eolistedt
..rse-n.nszfences OF the Midway
.............-Arr. by q. 7. Cardet
PART III.
a,,a~;eao Fantasia--''Tone Pictures Of
fna Norta and the South -..- Bandix
Sacred Pofpoarr4--'H Herald Angcls"...-
Ar % 6es CT
N~s Jennie Houghfon EanundS.
IA .sIsy4uing star" fro-s Taunhauser''
nv rau91aStt ..--...+.-,.s-.-.-.-E wagner
IN 7 414,tsE@FaA Dance. Brooke
SeIe~tinn froua Offeueach Operas. .......
Arr by Boo tiger
THE Raee In Irslana" Arr. By Boyer
FOR. more than a quarter Of century
,he famous Old Jesse Moore whlsksy 5as
beer. the favoxite with connotsseurs.
HUMBOLDT salts north Monday. ~
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likes to see "OId. Glory
A-wavin' full an free:
An while IL tells story
OF signs an tears 10 me,
It's still the countrys banner
loves il, anyhow.
So cIar the way. susanna
ine ban plays Dixie now
likes 20 see IL futter
Up thar-on top the roof.
An hear the old boys nutter:
You bet she's buliet-prcofl~
It's all the country's banner,
In peace. or In the row,
So cfar the way, Susanna
The ban plays Dixie now.
So let 'em wave "Old Glory"
Frum all the steeples high;
An tell the stars her story,
While her red stripes sweep the sky!
Its still the country's banner
/ loves IL. anyhow,
So cfar the way. Susanna
The haa' plays Dixie Dow'
Atlanta Constitution.
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III

HUMBOLDT sails north Monday. ~
yesies way.
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JEROME K. SMITH. Proprietor.
JOE X. WATKINS, Director General.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03

nan plant bic Tireftion Der Yfdl'
aiifen Giienbabnen bic Ginfiibrun9
elmer i'm baoiid)en Nafbarlanoe gut
funftionirenoen Ginridtuns. IS ioll
ndmlid i'm auberen Ierfebrsoienite Der
Ffdl,iihen Giienbabnen uno spar aui
ben observation-disclosures, Ginnebme,
reieu uno GepdderpeNitionen Die gn'
iielluns bon weibliden Silistraften in
Iusi idt 9enommen iein.
SbermoidJel. 0em SpOnSler'
Qelellen Sollmenter lpuroe nab ioebeu
erlanster Tcllidbri9ieit g..
iigen amtsaeritt iein 900
ira9enoes Yermogen II vice..
Eianobrieien ousgeb0noi9t. Iii,
p~oriidtige junge Minnn widc..'
Eopiere in cine ,3ciluna EN-,
leoOf 1ieie Gn BEN GnOen elniul,
gen. l}ei Sen .Nebbemegungen ID,
Die 3e,iel bernus, IND Ser 9&lnO Il
lie tort. Yl5 ;ur 1tunoe blIcb l..
Ipsldreibur3 c~yiolglcs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
~S6ariu0iCGje Stdntcn.

@otba. Die yotteries 0irettion hat
beidlciien, Die GAIL Der %oole, Die lid
9egenpdrtig aui 25,000 belGult, nod
I'M meitere 5000 Stiide ~ erbOben,
oa Dies Der in lester Stunbe erfolgte
8eltritt oeS 6%iirltentbums Sippe III
ben gurantieliaaten eriOrberllf 9e-
mad)t bat. Der neue %otterisplan, Der
oementipred)eno audi $500 0eminne
mehr auiweiit, ioll non Der i'm Suli
,. 3. b%eginuencen ;"ipeiten "ctterie ab
in Sraft treten.
Sobur0. Sas Staatsminiiierium
bat Der neusebiloeten GjenollenifaIt
Der Tnlmblattforberbeiter in Sa'lens
berg elm Oarleben non 10000 Wiart
bemilliSt.
9Seimar. Nier hat Gin Hu;ar
gum Seiten Der ermad,lene' Tllnoen
i'm @roBberiugtbum Die u~licbnlidle
Summe non 5000 Wiarf er9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
3eoeg.

&arlsrubc. Ger Frc,eb in Gin
gele9enheit Der burdl ben baoilfen SIS
tus pom Niiriien Wtar y. Siirlienbera
9eioroerien GrbIfaitsiteuer iii nadl
Dem llrtbeil bes baoiiden Yermaltunas.
9eiif)tsbofs III lln9lniien bes Siirilen
entld)ieben, Dem audi Die Soften beS
9eriahrens ouierle9t murbsn. Die sur
Glniiebun9 9elun9enoe Grbihaitsacciie
oiirite iiber 10000 OC Wlalt bctragen.
Seibelberg. Seit Neuiatr lit
bier Ser Yrocpreis I'M . Hienni9e pro
Fflno geitiegen. Die @erfitattsarbei
ter Ger Giieubahn beiorsen iiir lid, uro
eini9e @roBinbultrielle iiir hire grbeis
ter Vroo uon ausm0rts, aud eini9e
Sdnoler mo NidtinnungsbGfer halteu
Den Seiemberpreis ielt, aber Die NIehr:
iabl Der Ginmobuer int tbeureS Srco
uno es riihrt lid tsiner Der 9emein.
niipi9en Widnner, Ole Gelo iiir Seii,
ballen, lulugen uio bergleidJen Sin9e
CUR Nnloduno non 6remHsu aus9eben,
nm billigeres Nroo fir Die meniacr
Yemittelteg aui Den Wiartt III b~rinaen.
Mnnnbei N. Ger Sauinlunn
aoam %Oiiler aus Nednrserad), Der
bieiiae Gertreter Der rGeiellidlait lin
Srauerei, Splritus uno Sct'0britas
tion pormals @ebriioer Siuner" in
Griinminde! unteridlu9 i'm leeten
Sabrs 5000 Wiarf. Nla ous Scii;it
entredt Wurbe, logte er lid, cine &ugel
in ben Sopi rodl b.ieb or am %ebcu.
Die Strurt0mmer ue%lurthellte i'm
fiirilid) 81 einem Sabre 0eiduAuiG.
&alosbui. Der Hbein iiel Die
Ter Gage 10 'ebr. baB oberbalb Ger
0rilff in ydufcnburg Die lcsenannte
Sulel uro unterbnlb oer Bride Scr
,EauienItein" ildDtb0r mu.be. Seit
1890 founte man Die beiceu nidIt
mehr iebeu. Ter Hauienltein iii Gin
6el'en mltten i'm Jtbeine aui ibm
llno Die pier Sabre u~er;eidruet, in
oeren nlar ben Stein ieben fonutc.
Nun mnrrc aud Die 3abree;abl 1855
in Nen Stein 0cgoiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
Ena6.Sof9rin9em.

Strabburs. Die 8autataiiropbe
am alien Weinmarft, Der iieben Nrbeis
ter gum Spfer fielen, fiibrte CUR Ter'
baituns Ses Nrditeften Yanbsbut, oeS
@eiterS bes Yaues, wesen Veroahts
Der iabrlaiiisen 90btuns. Surs earar1
muroe inoeiien gcncsbut sesen cine
9aution BON $4,000 Marf auf freien
GuG seiett.-Ter aonfursoermalter
Ridter oatier AT fih beceutenSe
unteriblONpFgcn II SAuloen tommen
~laiien. Gr III i!o@.jg 0eworoan uno
wiro liedbrjsilid) uerlo!gt.
Mep. 00s 25jahrige 3ubil0um
ces .. bnperlihen Gus }IrtiIleries](c5l
ments ioll. leglCu GeiilmmlNlaen gu
fclae, nit 9iildilGt oui Die SaisBs
iibuugeu crit 2luiurQ5 Suit ubgeha!ten
meroen. Ger Iclibeity09 III ron 3
Wtart aui = Dt0rt b~erabaclert mo Die
Ginlleierun0oiriit oeS %eitrag9 bis
gum !. Wilr; p~erldnaert mcrben. lie
Seliorouung iiebt illt eic 9leaImeni2s
ieier uier Gage TOR. wODon jU2i Gage
in @crmo' elm uno H0ei Gage IN
Wteb ucrb....t mcrocn lollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
u 4rttrgIGerg.

StuttgGrt. Die lltelte Srnll
GtuttGarit, 6rau ,5ette Stern, Eriu0s
tieyewittwe, beQtu1 n potter @eilless
irildc jurcu 9S. @, Hrtetag.-CWA
Die geittjaelte ga iuaugteit madli )l0
neuCpjna5 tju Glui empiinoliGcr
Wiavlcl al 3,c9woteriallcu aeltenO :;
in2bclOuO.,e III Gin 10 eyjeblifer Dian.
Gel al 3teacts tl'oa einan) ciugetrs.
ten, rc5 or ri. .sa @itubauten rlc
2rbeitcH t.,.."-.te C!agaltellt mtr0cu
muEten.
@ernbrOnn. Cine glQn;eroe Sc
nugtbuun9 III Gem bel Der Sto0tS.
GuUaItia0it benunilrten S0nfoiytttor
%au0auer I'M rIimteblatt" 81 (betl ggs
poroeu. Sn Oemlelben erid0ien Elm
IuIrui, morin Der ld)mergctrdutte
Wiauu ser unuerminoerten No6ndltuug
Der lluter;eld)ueteu ueri!hert, lelue
9emeinuIieige lbdtioteit rlibmcnsmcrth
anertunnt uno Der ,d)urfen 0eru;leis
lung ilber Die 0enun;IGtion Nuaotud
gegeben mlr0. llnterieidnet III bcr
NuTruI bon luno hunoert Der angeleheus
ten M!inner, oDue llnter'd]ieo Der Far
tel, o0llnter l0mntlld)c Srtsporlleber
oes ge;irts uno cine 2tn;ahl Seamter.
@0ppin9en. Die 'einer ,3eit hlsr
geiammeltsn Celocr ~ einem Nobens
iiauienoentmal ~betraoen nad) 9tb;la
pel id)lebeaer 9luslngen nod 1880
Wiari. las Sentmalipmlte bat be.
idlOlien. cine &eri0mmlun9 Der Veber
ein;uberufeu uno es oieien i'll iibeylai:
len. in meldler 2Seiie lie ilber lire
GlnlaAen periligeh wollen.
Sall. Ger Shu!tbeiB,. Der Sc
meinoepile9er uno elm @%emeinoeratb
non Sberobrn (Sbers2imt Sebrin9en)
putcen in Sait senommen, neil lie
beldluloigt iino, bel Der leeten Ge-
meinoeratbswabl. ais @abltOmmiliion
poriaelid) elm unrlftl9eS &ablergebs
niB berbei9efibrt ;u baben.
SeilbrOnn. Sie ~9lnbdn9er Der
Seuerbellattung bebalten ibr ,3iel felt
i'm auge. 9iadoem auf miirttemuer-
9iidem Sooen elm Srematurium :;;d,.
erbaut meroen nari-weui9ltens Dor.
l0uiig nidt-mollen lie elm iuld,es i'm
naben baoiifen Cite Shldttern her
itellen uno iinS Die llnterbanolun9en
bieriiber idIon i'm Gan9e. Die babiid)e
Hesierung miro wobl teine Sinoerniile
in Den GSe9 le9en.
Neresheim III. Die Sfuloen bee
inbaiiirtsn Standardization Seds
mann belaufen lid auf 100, 900 Wtart.
Gon ielnem Yrllcer, Dem ShultteiGen
pon Sbmenbeim bel Gaesbeim, Der
ipurlos perihnunoeu iii. bieB es, raS
@erifwincen iei aus Sdlum 9eifeben.
dun iiellt lid Ober beraus, baB audl
bieier 1000 Wiarf beiablte T~ianoeelber
nit)t 9el0iht unb etpa 5000 Wtarf
Ginauartierunssseloer nid,t ~aus9ebdns
oi9t hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-03
0eacrxetG.

@ien. Im Wlounte 3drnor lars
fenoen Sahree iuterueaig;c Gle 6ysls
millige JicttuugSQgielildlait III 1899
SQllen! -9ieulldl Wuroe III eel No'-
burg Der aus 0'rai ;rGeyciltc l9ldbrl9t
Gergpl0erlerrllnA Neiryib 9|onD oar
i,f iiir ben <ohn zines &ailer0 bait
unO an Geriol94ugsmahniinn lc:Get,
leit0enommen mo oer piDdiatriid )erl
3liuit ijbgrwieicn. 9j0mD mar Odjt
IuQe ;uuor mdbrcuo brs transports in
Nie ilciclmdrtlldle 3rreuauitalt ents
floben.-Su sjrer iablrcldl ~beludIteu
GeriammlunQ oe8 GOnautlubS i'm
ameiten Se;lrte murre al. 2tntrag oes
Commentaries 30Nleldt be-d!lONen,
an ,3ola OulaGlldl 'clnes uneridrOGenen
&erbalteno in Der 9liiaire 9repius Elm
acknowledgement ab;u'enoen.
SuoapeIi. EGut elner al ;uItlnbi'
ger Stelle anGelangten Mieloung iii bel
Der it%uatlidlsn iiebenb!ugilG)en 6oritris
rettion Elm llnterldleif i'm Vetrage non
lO0. 900 Guloen entoedt morocu.
Como. Sn 6Olge Sturmmetlers
iino in Der llmeeaeno smel Spinnereien
eingeiliirit Die cine iii Die in SS:ione.
no iilnf Hlrbeiter nerlert wurben. Cle
anoere Spinnerei III bic non Se,alle oi
Slian;a, NO ;rei Nrbeiterinren I'M
famen uno adlt perfect muroen.
W%arbur9. Sler iunr Elm Flitplens
buell. imilhen Dem Sberlieutenunt
9Selher uno Dem Stuoenten 9%iiteneoer
itatt. %epterer crbielt eiren Sd)uB in
Die %un9e uno iant foot IL Vooen.
Tie llrlad,e oes Tuells lit cine SdllGs
serei ,wlid)en Seiben i'm Saline, neil
Der Stuoent iif iirirt 9laubte.
HOienberQ. Sei Der unl0nait
bier li%attsehabten superintendent.
bel melter Der &anoibst Der liberdlen
Fartei iieste, famen in Der gum Hoieus
berger &ahlbe;irf sebOrenoeu G'emeinre
Nis;toialu Sbld9erelen imiiden Vaus
crn Der liberalen uno Der Toltspartei
Dor. Die 0enrarmsrie muEte non ben
Waifen 0ebraudl MAIDEN uno perman'
bette iieben Ferionen, pon oenen ;mei
ibren @unoen erle9en iino.
Saliburs. Gum i3wede Der Nns
lesuns eleftrilher StraBenbabnen auf
ben Streden: rSaliburssO rafenlcd)s
Sallein," oann .Oradenlohs Serd)iess
9aoens 8Oni9iee" lit unter Der Nirna
~Gleftriide SleinbabnSeiellid)ait" cine
Sauunternebmun9 in 0riinouna bes
sriifen.
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a. Dem Staotratb unb

Nnnaber9. Gem Stabtratb uno
itellpertreteuoen Viirsermeiiter 90ies
lie, Der nab LANCER eriprieblider 2bas
tisfeit in ben Sutherland trat, marb in
gnerfennung ieiner sroben Sercienlie
iein POLES Gjebalt ole 0~fubeNebalt
ipeiter 9ewNbrt. AuBerbem loll Der
Elae Dor ieinem Grunpltlife nah Inn
benGrlt meroen.
Sbemnip. 9tuI rem VuhnbcT
iiberiubr oltler Gage ein non "eipiIS
eintre,ielocr G!uell;n9 raS @elelle'
Grcc ocs ucucu Ecipiilcr y09nliel9S
I'M etma iuni Dieter. Die Totonotlse
iprung ctma einen 0tetel nett IN oas
FoiipierllgebauNe un0 ierIiorie ole
] MISUNDERSTANDING. &on Den
+ Sniuiieu oes SMneIIingcs wulren oicl
nur gaui leidlt u%cllegt. Ter llnIcll ut
auIdeiucno auf Gel'ugen Der Witt
brudbremle ;uriidiuTnbrcr.
@eiriig. Die 0%eOlogildc c'rlcIl.
ldait in yOnnon hat ihrc 9roEe Q%olNtEt
Wteruille iiir 1898 Dem C'1Attmtn
Yerarotb EroieiiOr ,3irtsl banner oer'
lieheu. Seit 6iIlj1runl beS Ccutlden
0teidl5 lit bieie 2tuS;eidnung mr.
,meimnl NuNeb6rjgen beS 0Ec!dcs gu
5bcil 0emcroen .-2&ic lebr man lldj
bel unS oui Die ueuen Greignlllc IN
Simiicn einrlhtet, benefit cine Nn-
;eige i'm .%eip;lger Sudh0nolers Sors
leublatt," in Der Elm unternchmenocr
9udh0noler ciueu Supitalillen sur
Segriiurun9 elmer Sud)banolunS in
&iaotidlau Iudt.
Sd0nbad d.. Ger 60 Sahre Olte
Ileiidcrmeilier 9&lntler hat lid auI
Dem 6rieoboie al einem Eeid)enltcine
erh0nQt.