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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
LOOKED LIKE YELLOw-JACK.
A Suspicious Case mt the Retreat for
the Sick.

Doctors were much interested and lay
men somewhat disturbed by report yes
terday to the effect that case of yellow
fever had developed at the Retreat for
the Sick.
Frank Smith. a sailor, who came here
from Baltimore this week, and TO the hos
pitaI two days ago, developed symptoms
that, to the physicians, seemed very SIM
liar TO those attending yellow-feVer. lie
yomited blood freely, and there were other
symptoms of yellow Jack that made his
case very suspicious.
To heighten the suspicion, Smith SAID
he had had yellowfever in Rio Janeiro
about six weeks ago, but had fully re-
covered. The physicians, or some OF
them. were of the opinion that his illness
was due to the attack of yellow-fever
which often leaves the digestion in
very bad condition.
Smith insisted ne was not seriously Ill,
and tried TO leave the hospital yesterday
morning, getting as far as the front gate,
when he was seen and brought back.
DR. station, the marine surgeon here. at
tended him, and DR.. w. T. Oppenhimer
President of the Board Of Health. was
also called in. After careful diagnosis 1t
was decided that the man was suffering
from pernicious malaria.
The sailor is in the seamens ward, and
there are no other patents in the ward
AT present but there was no attempt
made to isolate him. II is recognized by
phvsicians that in this climate yellow
fever is not infectious. Several cases
have developed here, but in every in
stance they have been of a mild type,
and the patient has quickly recovered,
nor has the disease been communicated
10 others. IN 1873 lady and gentleman
came here from Memphis, where an epi-
demic of yellow-fever was raging, and
not long after their arrival they were
stricken with it. They were Ill In house
on west Broad street, and quickly re-
covered. They were visited by a number
of people, but the disease was not con-
tracted by any Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
PORTO RICO OURS TUESDAY.
Commissions Have Adjourned Win
ont Duy-Eyerything smooth.

ont Day-Everything smooth.
WASHINGTON. October 1S.-The fol-
lowing cablegram has been received at
the War Department:
San Juan de Porto Rico. October Il
Secretary OF War, Washington: Tne
United states commission has informed
the Spanish commission that the United
States expect to have complete possess
sion of Porto Rico on October 18th. The
Spanish commission assent TO this, ana
say 1t is said the evacuation will be COM
plete on or before that day. II not. they
will concede possession. The United
states commission has practically COM
pIeted the details of the evacuation, ana
the Joint commission has held It's last
session and adjourned without day. The
United States troops will be placed In
San Juan and the flag hoisted at noon,
October 18TH.
(Signed) BROOKE,
"Major- General"
This dispatch is very gratifying to the
War Department officials, and IL ends ali
contention regarding the possession OF
Porto Rico. The details OF the agree
ments reached by the commissioners nave
not been received at the department, but
as the negotiations seem TO have pro-
gressed smoothly. it Is supposed that the
instructions OF the administration to tho
commissioners have been carried out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
CASE OF CHAPLAIN M'INTYRE.
sentences That He He Dismissed from
from the Navy.

WASHINGTON, October B.-The Navy
Department to-day made pubic the md
ines and sentence of the court-martiai IN
the case of Chaplain mcintyre me cnap-
,apn was charged, first. with scandalous
conduc, tending to the destruction of good
rsorals with three specifications; second.
conduct 10 the prejudice of good order and
discInline. with four specifications; third.
corduct unbecoming an officer OF the
nayy with three specifications. All these
nnarges were founded upon the chaplain's
na,t.,syos of his superior officers In lee
.',ra delivered in Denver. All the specih-
eat,ons were found proven. as alleged. The
sccnsed was declared guilty under the
three charges. and he was sentenced TO be
dismissed from the United states naval
service. The case is now under review at
tho department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14

unquestioned national credit; but what
we want Is new markets and as trade
follows the flag. 1t looks very much as II
we we're going to have new markets"
At Red Oak. Ia. the President faced
a crowd which numbered easily 5000 peo-
pie. He said:
WE MUST HAVE RIGHT SORT OF
PEACE.
I'VE have much TO be thankful for
We have come out Oh the events OF the
last five months glorious In our victories.
and more glorious in the results which
are to follow them. We are fortunate
In the virtue OF our people and in the
valor of our soldiers and sailors. We
have been patriotic in every crisis OF our
history and never more patriotic than
from April, 1885, to the present hour; but
our patriotism must be continued; We
must not permit II to abate, but we must
stand united until every settlement OF the
recent contest shall be written in endur-
ing form, and shall record a triumph for
civilization and humanity"
Secretary Gage and PostmaSter-General
Smith also spoke.
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tain Fevier's command to lay down their
arms.
NEGROES SENT OUT OF SPRING
FIELD.

bfllr
NEGROES SENT OUT OF SPRING
FIELD.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL. october 13.--The
miners held a mass-meeting mere "-oay'
at which II was declared by the union
men that the imported negroes must pc
taken out Of Springfield. secretary hyan
saws the United Mine-Workers VIII NOT
be responsible for them after to-day
FIFTH ILLINOIS OFFERED.
WARRINGTON. October lS.-secrefary
Alger has sent the following dispatcn 10
Governor Tanner. Of Illinois;
s'In the event that the National Guaro
of the State proyes insufficient TO cope
with the difficulty In protecting NE IN
your State. the Fifth Illinois Volunteer
Infantry, now at Springfield. will. IN that
emergency, be subject to your orders.
FIRING BEGUN BY DEPUTIES
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, october lS'-
Assistant Adjutant- General Ewert to-day
mustered into the Illinois National Guard
three companies OF the Sons or Vete-
rams Regiment, and will muster In
fourth company this evening, for service
at Virdcn.
Adiutant-General Reese returned from
Virden to-day. He states that from tne
best Information obtainable the nrihs
was begun by the deputies on the tram:
The bodies OF the dead men showed
wounds ranging downward. indicating Z
that shots were fred from the train ana
tower.
General Reese denies the statement OF
Manager Lukens, OF the Chicago -'lroei.
Coal Company. that he and Lrkens naa
an understanding about troops being sent
to virden when Lukens needed them.
CAVALRY FOR VIRDEN
CHICAGO, October 13.-Troops n ana =
| of the First Illinois Cavalry, in command
| of Colonel Young. left for Springfield TO-
| day, for service at Virden. AT Springnei'
| the two Chicago troops will be met py
| Troops b aud d, from Bloomington ane
| Springfield, respectively. Rifles and am
| munition will be issued to the men a.
| Springfield and the four troops consu
| tuting the first squadron. will then be I'M
| mediately sent to Virden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
TO SUPERVISE TORPEDO-BoATs.
NavaI-Constructor G.. II. Rock As
signed to the TrigE Yard.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October b.
To-day's naval orders were marked BY
the assignment Of officers Of the Con-
struction Department to duty at various
private ship-yards, for the supervision of
the construction of warships Of various
classes for the government. These YES
sells are in various stages OF construc-
ton. and 1t will be the duty of the naval
constructors to see that the work upon
them is performed In strict fulhlment
with the terms of the contracts. Among
the assignments are:
Naval-Constructor @. II. Rock-The
stockton. Thornton, Dale and Decatur
a, the ward of w. X. Trigg, Richmond,
Va.
NavaI-Constructor j. ]. Woodward
The Missouri and Arkansas, at the yard
of the Newport News Ship-Building Com
pany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
THE ULTIMATUM TO TURKEY.
Porte's Suggested Notifications Will
Not be Permitted.

ROME. October 13.-Great Britain, Rus
sia. France, and Italy have decided TO
reject the Porte's suggested notifications
in the ultimatum to the Turkish Govern
ment on the evacuation of the Island Of
Crete. particularly the Sultan's proposal
"a hold three fortified places, with garri-
sons suffcient to protect the Mohamme-
dams and to defend the Ottoman flag.
They are sending an identical note to this
effect TO Constantinople. reminding the
sultan that every Turkish soldier must
leave crete within the time specified In
the ultimatum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
THE OREGON AND THE IOWA.
They VIII Help Celebrate Braxirs
Bfrthday, mt Rio.

WAsHINGTON. October B.-The formal
announcement at the Navy Department
OF the sailing of Captain Barker's squa-
aron-the Oregon, Iowa, Scsndia, ard
Ca,tic-vesterday, from Tompkinsville.
n,aces the first stop OF the ships at Ba-
bia' Brazil. a run Of 1900 miles. Thence
the ships viii go to Rio, TO take part In
the celebration of the anniversary OF the
birth Of the republic Of Brazil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14

cANEA, ISLAND OF CRETE, october
13.-The Turkish troops are uansterI'ns
-, snda Bay. east OF canea to be In
~ s,,sss 10 embark on the steamers
wh,eh have already left constantinople TO
repatriate them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
VIRGINIA POSTAL RECEIPTS.
increases the Past Year at Most of
the Cities.

WASHINGTON. d. c., October 1S.-(Spe-
clal. 1.-The auditor for the Post-Oftice De-
partment has about completed his re-
port for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1898 1t is now in the hands OF the
printer. The receipts OF eleven principal
cities in Virginia all show an increase,
except in the case Of Staunton. as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14

DRUNKENNESS Is a disease. not vice."
ana the efficacy OF the Kelley Treatment
,s testified TO by thousands OF men and
women. who stand as living witnesses.
In behalf OF yourself or friend, addrexa
or call In confidence,
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
1912 east Marshall street.
A.. soho 40 1101
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
NORFOLK, OLD PoIyT,
- ocean View, via G. q o. Neat
x,n,. sund.y. 800.

remember. the Chesapeake and Ohio
sunday outing train will make It's usual
trim neyt Sunday. and VIII continue du-
ring october. the most delightful season
of ihs year to visit Old Point and Nos-
folk and enjoy fish and crab dinner The
fort now open to visitors. Train ieayss
Richmond s:45 A. NJ. returning, leaves
Norfolk 6 p. NJ. Old Point y. Al. Tickets
so,a for this train "a. old Point Ocean
view. or Norfolk for 81 round TRIP. Par
lor car attached, in which seats can be
reseryed at No. 500 east Main stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
FIRST TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Not Now Expected That They VIII
Go with Lee.

WASHINGTON. october Bit Is the
understanding at the War Department
that the Seventh and Eighth regular
cavalry now at Huntsville. Ala. will be
,he 6rst troops that will go 70 Cuba, and
:, IL not now expected that they viii go
with General Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
n ~. paby is Cutarx rs.sh

be sure and use that old And weil-trisd
remedy. Mrs. winslows Soothing SYRUP
for children teetbing. II soothes the
child. softens the gums. allsys all pain,
sures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for dlarrhoea. twenty-five cents Q bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
The Meather.

FL WASHINGTON. october is.--
IRiIN Forecast for Friday;
- For Virginia. North Carolina,
and South Carolina-Probabiy
showers: fresh. southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
GREENE TO HE WITH LEE.
VIII Command a Division i'm Army
of Cuban Occupation.

of Cuban OecuputfOh'
WASHINGTON, October B-Major-
General Francis v. Greene has been or
aered 10 report to General Fftzhugh Lee.
Seventh Army Corps, and will command
q division OF the army Of Cuban occupa-
General Greene took part in the battle
of Manila
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
MILES-ALGER SNARL,
Something Of It Disclosed Be-
fore dodge Commission
THE TROUBLE At SANTIAGO,
Secretary Ordered That Wheeler Should
Command Case OfShafter Disability.
SEAMAN HAS BEEN SUMMONED.

10 Has Recently Been Quoted ms
saving That Two Hundred Men
uad Died Daily Because of Mnind-
r,inistrntion OF @. VI. Dept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14

THE. WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was clear and pleasant.
efafa AZ thermometer:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-06
&eiicn 1et,mb. ,lnc Gl%lensYaare,t &pr,pamp.
Sin @elo=i parenpes Snititut.

.3 NSir belorgen oaS Sapesieren
ilnp 2lnitreiden IN 81. Glpuo ilno
llm9egenb, neil miere 9lrbeit INNER
Sufricoenbcit gibt uno Die lSreiie rebt
iinp. Spre6t bel ms Dor. Suiiep
IL Sburebale, 21Ss5. gpe iiiblih.
..y7 @ute ,Sarnen int Conn Sallt
Gentre uno Den anlie9enoen SomnS
biuiS 81 t%uuien. NdbereS bei i. T..
Minnett,, Sauf Centre, Winn. 2Sba
.g Sbierarst 9. -. % 5 bat
leine Office nddltc Sbiire sum Minz
nelota 6aus, ct. Gloub. 2O=ba
- @em ibr weriter &laiie llbrz
ma6erarbeit mollt, bann gebt Sllln
H obertjon. IS ba
~ @elo I'll perleiben auf culti=
pirte Surmen SeSen niesrise !3insrae
ten bel Sollei ,Sacoblon inter Der Gr:
item Natipndlbant, 81. Gloub. 14sba
80 Die y. IS. @ire Gisarren
SO. bat ibre Commercial Bouquet Gi=
garre auf ben Wfartt 9ebradt. Bon
alien &ul6em miro lie iilr auSgeSei6s
net oebalten. EerIu6t bielelbe unb
lie miro cid gefallen. 3Szba
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NcrsiuS= Nacbriebtcm.

- lleber Den @erlauf Der am A. uno 5
October in Stilpater 9ehaltensn r..
3abresperiommluue Der :. u. Il. uuter'
ituBungsgeieuihaft uuo oeS Siaatspers
bauees Der J y. g. Nereine pom Wlnne'
io,a iomie oes 3. Sntbolifen!ages, any
nelter Seier o. Glouo nebit Dem bob;
m'iten Tiihof 2robec uuo Dem hohp, y.
Hreacr. . 9. d. orrh Die 6srreu Utih.
Waierns, Jobu Slein, Bet Soften. Sui.
Icmiuid, 80. W'lsr, Mid. Gilbert, VI.
,trunte uno Nnor. 6ruber usrtreten mar.
lleat ms rur elm tleiner Seriht por. Die
nit Dem SpeSial;us ucu 81. Saul oaielblt
Sieuitas Worasu I'm 8 llhv an9etommene
Celeoateniboar wuroe in berjllher Wei'
ie om S~ahubofe empf1nsen uno INTER
Den S!Gna.u ner WuIit jur T~erelnSbale
9efiibrt, pom no iih uah Nustbeilung Der
8ereins,eihM elm eroburtiser 2eleanten;
,ua inter itromanbsm Hsaeu udh Der pom
bobw. y. 6ieronpmus, .. :. y. paItos
rirter Il. y. Sirhe tewelte. no DER hoh'
mite Siihof 9robsc elm HontiIcalamt
inter Iiiliteni Der bohw. Seneoictluer
tSreeor por 81. Glcuo a!S GrSprieter.
glfreo pon st. Taul NIB Wourus pom
6eor9etown oils gbrenoiatoneu, 6errs
ron Tulu'h ots 2iaton uno Sucus bon
Qriinaton ais Smboiotou. 9imothsus Don
Winredpclis ais Seremoniar cslebrir.e.
p1hrsno pelhsm Der hohw. = gUlopius.
3. 3. y, pom Dor g4bite Gartb Heierpa.
ton Die jeitpreo!at (eing nus leiosr fur
oieie drummer ,u ipdt ,lm Nborud an
belt. 421 3ele9aten uue geaen $500
tatb. Mdnner bdtten lid gum &atholifens
tage e%ingeiunoen. 7es itets in Stromen
nieoerfaIlenoen HeQens pegen mubtc uon
Der Jeftpareoe Ibitano aenommeu per'
ben; ober gum aIlaemeineu aatboliten'a9e
faub iih cine sroB. Weuiheumaiie Elm.
Tas O%pertbnus ndr seiliut. ais bic Ger'
iammluns nit @ebet e%roifuet wuroe. NOS
rauf Vrof Geo Sickle Don st. 4loub
cine meiiterbaite Heoe iiber -7eutihe
gbaratterfsit,ateit" tiiebe /. Seite) belt,
Die itiirmlihen SeifaQ fam. ytab ihm
iprab grSbiihoi Srelanb. Der ben beutiben
Sdtboiifentaa NIT ieiner 8esenpart be.
ebrte; i'm SonIt,aen nuroe programmed.
Big perfabren. lie iebr ihon abaeiabten
Beihliiiie iiber Die peltlihe 6srrihaft
oes Baptes. triitlihe Gr,iebuns Der Gus
geno, nobel Nnitslluus befdbigter 9ehrer
uno 5rpar mdunliher 2ehrer uno oiient'
lihe Vriifunsen befiirmortet weroen; iiber
Uereine, iiber bic Treiie. iiber Wiiheben.
oeutihe Sprabe unb iiber airhermuiit
ruuroen einltimnia angenommen.
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Der Observation-Disclosures ben 6. October 1893.

*Tomneriag, Den 80. September. irar
fir bic st. Ni@aels @emeinbe In Spring
6ig elm Geit' unb Nreubentag; Elm deit'
tag, neil patronsfef. elm nreubentae,
neil iih Der bo1w'ite 6err 9ii&of 9robec
sur Grtbeilune bes bl. Saframentes Der
6irmuna e%inaefuunen bate. 6ohoerielbe
irmte tO7 3inbar. SagS uorber fam Der
Oberhirte bon Welroie IN pegleitMna Der
boGw. 6erren Rihter uno Boiler In
Spring fill an unp wuroe pom Der 8e'
meinoe uno Dem bohw. Yfarrer @ras
feierlih empfansen. Vis ,ur 8ren,e Der
Yfarrei mar DEM boben @aite cine itatt.
lihe Heiterihaar inter 5itbrung Don
6rar, Sbulte eutgegen9eritten. @leib
nab benz beriliben Gmpfang,, pofiir bee
Sdhof in Der itou geihmildten Stride
ieinen Can't eritattete. faro Die Bruiune
Der 5irmlinge itdtt, moriiber 'lb Der boh'
mite Serr in ieiuer l~isbeuollen Nniprade
bobIt suirisoen Guberte, mas allieitige
5reuoe erreets. Nm 5eittoae ielbit belt
Der Oberhirte nm 8 llbr Bontlncalamt
inter Aiiiten, oeS bohw. 9. Gouaro, 8.
8. D., ais GrSprieiter. Sss .bobw. 6errn
3ibter unb bohm. 3. Geo. .. 3. y. o!s
9bronaiiiiteuten. oes bohp. y. Martin.
.. 9. g.. ais Gjaton uno bes bohw.
0errn Boiler ais Suboioton Der WeIie
uno bes 'hohw. 6errn 5abbino ais Here:
moniar, wGbreup iih i'm Sauttuarium
bobp. 6err 2unse uuo Der 5ohw. Orts'
piarrer bsfouoer. 6ohw. 6err Hlhter
belt zine einoriualihe 6eItprcoigt; audi
riblete Der bo1p'ite Siihoi einige wotl.
gemeinte Worte az Die 5irmlinge. Tie
Refer perlisf in ihouiter Weiie, uno man
miro iih ibrer roh rebt LANCE IN Spring
Dill ooufbar uuo frcb eriuuern.
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*6obw'tsr Niibof Sacob 3robec ,uiro
am II. cieies Monats in Der nabe Der.
ham s%elessnsn St. Soiephs @emeinoeuno
am ID. October in Der pom bohm. 6errn
Otto Wi.it paitorirten @emeiuoe i'll Wil.
leru;Ie oas bl. Satrameut Der jirmuus
ipenhen.
Nm 8ienitaa, cen 1s. Sftoter. niro
Der bohrp'fte 6err Siiboi Sacob 3robec
Die ueue st. Ngnes Stride in 1oscoe wie
auh cine neue Sirhensiote feier!ihit benz
1ienite oes 6errn weiben. Nob oem
Weihe Qfte wirb 6oboerieite Elm
Bortifical. Nntt celebrireu, ma6renb mel
diem Der bohm're 6err Nb, Better Gnaei,
3. >. 3 pOu Der Ct. Sobn's Abtei Die
deitpreoiat baltsn wiro. 2tm Jeitiaae
ie,bi; wiro ium Seiten Der ueueu Stride,
we!bs ieBt in ibrer Solenonng cine wabre
3ieros Der Srlihait lit. cine oreitGaise
5air %beainn.r. Su welher ale Jreuuos
uno @onuer Der nsusn 8emeinoe 1oscoe
ber;lib e~tnaelahcn iino.
f gu Gbre- Der 81. SbuBenael belt
Sonntae IN Der Den ShuBengelu aepeibten
Gatbenrals b,lb IL uhr morsens inter
sablrsiher Niiifen; Elm Tontiicalamt
NIB abeuos balb 8 llhr BontitcalpeSper.
RAD Der Yesper belt Der Sberairte cine
erbaulihe Breoiat iibsr oas Roientran,'
aebet. Sn Der II. &. Nil1e ~ st. Gloub
belt Der hohw. .. YA;librop. 8. 9. o.,
DON Der st. Sohn'S A5'cl lepitirtes Soh.
a;ut uno cine gum 6af'le, namsntlih ,um
Mbbeten bes bl. HoiTtranies aneifernoe,
eiuorinelihs prroiat.
lie lebten 9~onnertas gum Yeiten
Der st. Rihaels @emeinoe III Sudman
peranaaltets Getlibteit mie aud bic am
Wontaa ~ Riees gum 8eten Der neuen
RfarriHule aebaltene Gair paren iebr gut
beiuht, uerliefen in ihoniter Cronuns
mnb batten in inansisller 6inii&t einen
grrola. Der ben eebeaten Grwartuneen
polfanbig entipra&.
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SaS neue Eiarr6auS III nos
c 0 c mirb IN bieier ISOLDE pouenbet
werben. -Sn ndditer @ode wirb nit
Der Serri6tuns beS 6~eltplaseS gum
Ibbalten bes breitdsisen @emeinbes
ieltes, ben 49,, 10. unb 30. October,
%beoonnen weroen. - Ger auBenbau
Der ne,ien Wiible IN Hoscoe 9ebt lei
ner S~clenbun9 enISesen; in bieIer
gSode nod erpartet man Die Wtaltts
merle. - 0err SilSer bat in lester
@ohe nod cine CARLOAD Salt unb
Cement erbalten eS limb nod einl9e
Neubalten fir bieien Serblt III Nos
coe in Iusii6t.
SEER Scarf WaaS, Der Wtilblen
better pon g t. SOiepb +, bat filr Die
ct. Gloub StraBenfair slpel Frdmlet
auSseiept, einen Saf leines belten
MeblS iiir ous belt 9emahte lno Elm
bolben Sat Iiir baS Sweitbelt Sema6te
&rcb, weldeS aii Der Solr alSSe=
lteut miro.
Wittwoh in tester 9Sote muroe
in Comm Sion Die yei6e oeS 20
Sabre alten S>errn SObn Wtiller, Der
elmer Der 'erlt.n Nniicoler i'll lencm
Comm mar, inter grocer S%beilnabme
pom Yeiotra9eupen in ben S6oB Der
Groe 9ebettet.
Sm @eboft oeS IN . t. u II 9 IL
it a m%obnenpen Nerru term. Wteper
wuroe in porlepter Sienlta9 Nadt
ein 6iibneroiebitabl perilbt, Der bes
bolb sroBeS Auiiebeu crregte, neil Ell
ner Der b~etannteiten uno Gltelt ten 30
~li;iiten Der Stoot ct. Glouo, Der 10
lanoe oaS &ertrauen Ser SiirgerlhaTt
belaB, babel beibtili9t mar. Der
Narner @ertappte Die SeiOen, CAMEL
6raio uno Glmer StepbenS, auf Der
Chat uuo ld)ifte ben ,Stiebenoen cine
S6rotlosun0 nad, Don Der leGterer
0"etrofien uno erbeblid perlett Wlrpe.
Der Vplisilt bat abgepantt, Stepbens
biltet oaS &runten;immer uno Wteper
bat. Die NiibueranSele9enbeit nit elmer
%erSiituns Don $3.50 9e'6li6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-06
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-06
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