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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-11
WAS A SIGNAL DEFEAT
General Gatacre Admits that fhe Beers
Have Worsted Him.
RtlNFOUCfMENrS ARE NEARLY EFFtCIV
Sfethnep's Army Now Large Enough
TO DO Its Work TO the Best
Advantage.

New York, December 10--A dispatch
to the Tribune from London. dated De-
cember IL, says: The British forces in
South Africa have met with signal
defeat. This sensational news was Off
oislly announced from the war office at
be had met with a serious reverse in at
tack yesterday morning on S,ormberg,
In Northern Cape Colony. The British
general says he was misled by guides as
TO the Boer position and found 'imprac-
ticsbe ground" Apparently he was
caught IN an ambush, as his casualties
as at present known are alarming. The
numbers Of killed and wounded can not
be considered excessive in the circum-
stances. but the enormous numbers re-
ported missing suggests that the engage
ment must have been unlike that OF
Nicholsons Mex. when General White lost
so heavily
General Methuen's army Is known 10
have been heavily reinforced at Modder
river with infantry, cavalry and artillery.
while General Wauchope's Highland brig
ade has largely increased the number of
bayonets available for frontal attacks.
The necessity for this costly method of
warfare has been ohviated by the pres
ence of full brigade of cavalry COM
manded by General Babngton. This
brigade includes three regiments of caval-
ry and a strong body OF provincial horse.
Two powerful batteries Of horse artillery
have been added. with mobility nearly
equal 10 that of cavalry, Methuen's army
can not number less than 1900 men and
Its maneuvering power has been increased
until there is Sigh, justification from
frontal attacks made without adequate
reconnaissance and scouting. Military
men assume that he has not left Modder
river until the section of the howitzsi
battery with lyddite ammunition has
arrived.
General Buffers admirers laugh al the
idea that he will attempt TO force tho
passage of the river at the point where
the Beers are strongest. They assert ina
he will mask that crossing with heav,
artillery as soon as the hov-ftzers are
sent up from Durham, but that the matr
body of the army will go over higher VI
after a feint has been made lower down
and that the enemy's position will b.
turned. Lsdysmith relieved and the re
treat can be simpler than strategy in
comfortable service club without Interrupt
ton from the unmannerly Beers.
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Mnnn,s r,rLla.
lie win he "Go,crpar al cuba" Nil
itnry Nc,nP Omitted.

Nov york December 1o.-.A special TO
~, ,Iera,d IRON, washington saws. GOV,
cr,,r ~ ,nh," yin he Inc of6cinl desig-
,,a,tnn -, tho ,tNc. 10 which Mnior Cen.
'n,, :, oS,,,rd >ynod N,tu he assigned carly
u, ,hl ,,,,,S s,ar ne the suceessnr ~ Major
S,nnsoi ,srontsr he nrassnt military gov
ueu ' 1lo' ,a u, on,it,tns ,hc ,vcrJ
elnor VI s''s '9',u hnnas 70 in,nt.ss
l'l',1Is w ny, ~. - ,,,,. rert.
upon we Suuans 'mao "'aoV toc ~. nnssIhlc
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The United states May he Called on
For Gold.

New York, December 1o.--The Times
London financial correspondent cables;
Excangcs have responded in the usual
manner to our per cent bank rate but
as they move In our favor steps are taken
by the markets threatened TO presenV
loss OF bullion The Bank OF France wished
to advance the rate TO per cent on Thu.s-
day but the government pleaded Tor a
haif measure. which does no good. The
regents tall back on the gold premium or
the refusals TO sell gold at any price aud
only the iminent danger OF panic here
would induce them to change their tactics.
\ III that
/ At The moment 1t looks as II your mar
ket might be Obliged to come to our az
sistance by sending gold but direeuy eS-
ports bosaa, difficulties would assall YOU
| likewise. Our market talks nj random
about borrowing bold here ana thee. as
! In the Barring difficulties. Then, however,
credit WAS hucE less irreyocably comm. Il, d
beyond It's strength on all markets lhan
now and, where all must be borrowers.
! none can lerd
! specifically the strength of the State
I banks OF Europe appears greater now
! appears greater gGeg tBetaoin shrdimb
I tnan year aso France, Germany, Spain,
1 Austria and Italy. all show more gold
on hand than then. But unfortunately
| everyone OF them also shows heavier COM
| mitmen,s and the rapid and severe adj
vance In the bank OF England rate this
autumn has caught them all unrrepared
to support or cover their excessive COM
mitments from their own resources alone.
The proXimatc currents Of the impasse
thus confronting ali markets Will prob-
( ably be an advance In the hank OF Eng
I land rate TO Yer cent and there Is bet
tins on the stota exchange IN favor of an
early move OF this kind at TO I.
| hardly expect the advance TO come this
year hut this week the hank will prob
ably charge : per cent tor short loans
aud will certainly do SO should the de-
maud attain great pronortions
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THE CANE BELT.
Arrange mepts Making 10 start Traf-
fic Over the Rond.

Making 20 start Traf-
fc Over the Rond.
Eagle Lake, Texas. December a-W. 7.
Eldridge general manager of the Cane
Belt railroad, leaves today, via Sealy, over
the Cane Belt to Chicago. where he goes
to purchase passenger coaches and extra
rolling stock, preparatory for putting on
regular passenger service from sealy to
Bonus as soon as the connection at Eagle
Lake is finished. AS soon as the con-
nection is completed the work trains and
construction forces will be moved to the
southern end and track laying will begin
on the already graded line in Wharton
county. Most of the office furniture ior
the headquarters office has arrived and
the office, so conveniently and substan-
italy located on the second oor of tho
McCarty brick building, has all the ap-
pearance of railroad headquarters. In"
officers so far appointed and in charge
are Mr. Charles BoedsXnr general pas
senger ard freight agent; MIR. +. ]. Huey
general auditor Mr.. l.. e. Beadle, super
ntendent. and Mr.. Allen Conner, station
master at Eagle Lake station
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STATE BOWLING TOURNAMENT
rar TrRNyEREIN TEAM WINS TIL
HANDSOME SILVER CUP.
state bowling League Fcr"ed-ihe
Gold Medal Also Remains in
Houston,

Yesterday was red letter day at Tur-
nor hall. In addition to the state bowling
tournament which was conducted IN the
bovling alley and participated in by clubs
from DALLAS and Galveston and three local
cnhs the state skat tournament was IN
nrogress in The hall proper WIN some
,ventv or more visitors present from
prarbam. Austin and Bellyille.
Tho bowling teams assembled al the
hau AT 10 n. m. and after drawing LOT
n,.css and arranging the order in when
The different teams should roll the ques-
tion of organizing a State bowling league
yss discussed and the idea was received
with such favor that the organilation
10 nerfected by the election OF Louis
Seh,,sr,z of the Houston Turnverein club
as : president; A. Feickert OF the Dallas
club vice president; e ". Leman OF the
Houston Turpverein. secretary and treas
urer. A, a.. .. h.,. a ,
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sencrnINew Engines.

When the Lackawanns railroad receives
the big new engines that have been or
dered they will have a supply of motive
power that will enable it 30 successfully
comnete with its rivals either in freight
or passenger traffic, The Brooks Loco
motive works in Dunkirk are building
twenty-three consolidated engines Iol
freight service and ten OF the sarls Nle
are now under way at the DIXON works
in scranton. These engines with the
tenders will weigh 100000 pounds. Inc
Brooks works is also building new en-
gines for passenger service that VIII hs
particularly adapted for speed and power
The Lackawanna railroad is one OF tne
best power equipped railroaas IN ,n'
limited states. 1t having total of COS 10
comotives, or nearly one to the mile.
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Victoria Locals.

Victoria, Texas. December a,-The Port
Lavaca branch will soon be steel track
from Victoria to the coast. Twenty of the
twenty-seven miles have been laid aud
rails have been distributed Cor about two
miles more.
Eight cars of cattle ware shipped today
by A. H. Pierce to ST. Louis from Pierce
Station.
General Passenger Agent w. j. Craig
has announced a one fare rate from all
points on these lines to ncarlY all points
in Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Ne
brasKa, or sale December 10 and 20 Limit
thirty days AS the immigration into
tins section of recent years has been
largely from the above named States and
as this section has been quite prosper
Gus this season it is expected that very
many will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to visit their old homes.
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Reduced Rites oMered.

"The Denver road" has authorized the
following cheap rates:
Holiday excursion rates to Trinidad,
Pueblo. Colorado Springs and Denver,
Colo. a rate OF one regular standard
first class fare for the round trip is au-
thorized selling dates to he December ~
and 20, final limit thirty days from date
of sale, transit limit continuous passage
in each direction, going trip to commence
date of sale, and return trip on date OF
execution.
Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Festival,
Houston. December II to 16. round trip
tickets TO Houston. at a rate of one fare
for round trip, selling dates to be Deem
Der 10 TO IA. Inclusive; final limit to leave
Houston not later than evening trains
Decen,ber l6.
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Notes and Personals.

The Sunset Limited train VIII be pul
on one week from today.
Travelling Freight Agent A. n brown
OF the Frisco will leave this morning Tor
a business trip on the road.
The reduced rates on all roads 10 Hous,.
ton on account of the Fruit, Flower ana
Vegetable Festival are now In effect
Mr.. Walter Scott, assistant city ticker
agent of the Sunset and Central routes
spent yesterday in New Orleans 'is''1n'
relatives.
II is expected that a large number o.
railroad men will attend the concatena-
tion of the Hoo Hoo in this lrity ne~l
Saturday night.
Engineer John w. Maxey of the Hous-
ron Brazos ard Northern railway. is ~
the city awaiting further instructions. He
has surveyed the line of the new road al
far as Sealy.
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HOUSTON BOWLING CLUE.



BY the magnificent score made by me
Houston Turnverein club they won mo
handsome silver cup offered by the Turn
yere,r and for while II was thought
that The gold medal offered for tho lest
individual score would go to Mr. sehwel-
kart OF the TurnYeren club, but the Hops
tor club the last 10 roll. brought forth
the individual champion in the person oi
Mr.. Louis Kossman, who in scoring 10
made the best individual score OF me toui
nament, beating Mr. schweikart by one
pin.
The Galveston and Dallas clubs let On
the night trains for their homes re
Dallas club has twice before defeated me
Houston Turnyerein club and the victor,
of the Turnvereins yesterday over pal
was regarded as quite an aehleFtln NO :,
az Dallas boasts OF having the rest team
in the State.
At the close OF the tournament Preslaeui
Drummer OF the TurnvereiD presented ,ne
silver cup to the Turnverein team ana 10
gold medal to Mr.. Kossman OF the hou9-
ton team.
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The display of stock of all kinds will be
tie best ever seen in Texas. The baby
show will cap the climax of interest The
textile department. the fruit, flower and
vegetable display, promises to lead us
every predecessor. Prof Atwater, having
tho decorating display and many other
arrangements In charge the people OF
Texas may feel warranted in attending the
great mid winter show from the remotest
corners Of this great State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-11
sENTRAL LEADS.
ns Crowded with visitor,
49,. TO Houston.

49,. 70 Houston.
W. .'ofs to the Fruit, Flower and
carnival have commenced 10
|(snsr. heus'on and Texas Central
|'shh !, me travel movement to this
y III. ~ vars which arrived las;
II d Ism 'rolh the main line con-
Nv :, =, n coaches arrived on the
k,isrs NO. Z last night, in charge u
Chase haishal and sipgei, Engi-
\ IA r neing the eagle aye on she
w HAM,, ne Austll branch train was
tap,isaa no. stopping as usual
(m,h,. This train consisted OF
n tIrl.,a ana was n charge .. that
ksIpsa plnche-, Captain Peterson,
M bshnermal lo0king out
s,cuf,,,s'Mo Tains Drought In about
~ b,l,su iis's, General Passenger
s Of mat this is just be-
y soad large travel ir:) Housto.
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n.y. nisoLIpAY EXCURSION

canIse Ia, EXCURSION.
~ M, sPAe,s will be on sale in
~ IN On the Southern railway IN
crolIns tucky, North Carolina,
Deesn,s Seorgia, Alabama and Mis-
! tsr ,hi. 20. 81 and 20, good to
pa rsIlway days. Remember ths
sli,iss n, mas hrst-class through
~ map folders, rates, etc.,
Rent ssaarews. Southwestern pas
l1eston 'a.nern railway. Hutchins
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL LAwLnR.

- ~ LII " iJoihs
suontcn, Beaumont; Julius Runge,
|s,'i AMI MaGuir, Kansas City; John
N ~ vairyeston; j. C. Marshall, Louis
4 IN haworth and wife, Wilmington
NV. be,aainont; II, w. Gilmarth. U.
h & + Granger, City; Frank ~.
l. Is'.pMmont' l.. F. 6. Pearce. shrevA-
~, ME ). l. Hahn and daughters,
n,.,L u Campbell. Waco. S. S. Muir
M I ssppt La; " H Simmons. Lake
a NE rs'lI WV Workman, Houston Post Ben
IL FORK; G. H. Ranteuberg. St.
MAJ, Mark, City; l.. C. Brown, City
iI.Ssaesr' City; s. c. Lusk, BRENNAN
Nr.s,a, Mathews MAJ Tex. n. N. Neh-
h R sdmnr,M MAJ Mathews, Virginia; J.
'. E,sono, Va; W. ]. zuber. Eagle
|s,, sII,s'sn MeRea, Eagle Lake; @ J..
bn can Antonio: W. j. Elder, Chat
|Eu,, A. McEnery, New Orleans. L.
ma, snieago' A. Abseiean, Dallas
bils.,' mae San Antonio. c. Fl May
|hsy T : ,. Pittman, GreenvIlle; G.
lrB MIS- J H. McHanaugh, Dali
N; 4 Icpowell, Dallas: r. II. hewitt,
- harrlng. City.
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There Is nothing in tbs message ilheiy
to discourage liberal csf1paign eoDtripn-
tions in the presidential ear.--cinclnnau
Enquirer eDem.).
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rN miss arrive and depart from the Grand
- i,so, ueep, the Missouri. Kansa, and Texas
a ,hi,hhaye depot In the Fifth ward, the In
k,xsi md Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
"A su Tie International and Grea, Northern depo.
I.asrs venue. The Missouri. Kansas and
b d. Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
kts International and Great Northern depot
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G., H. & II. r. n.
Depo, foo, of Congress Avenue
Galveston Trains

NoTE-Train, leaving houston at 500 a.
i md .ss p, m. and arrvi' >, al Houston
r1,l N. and s:ss a. m. also run into Grand
| tsstt depot. departing ten minutes earlier
| al IRVING ten minutes later than time
A wsf above.
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Mr.. BOOTH is ADVANCED
He Is Now an Assistant General FREIGHT
Agent.
TWO TRAINS CROWDED WITH VISITORS
They Have Commenced to Arrive for
the Festivities-Dcnver Road
Cheap Rates-Notes.

The following appointments have been
issued:
Palestine, Texas. December 10. 1899.
Effective this date Mr. Horace Booth
is appointed assistant general freight
agent, with headquarters at Hous-
ton. Texas. in charge Of gulf division.
The Office Of general agent at Houston
is abolished
Effective this date Mr.. Homer Eads
is appointed assistant general freight
agent, with headquarters at San An
tonic. In charge of San Antonio divi-
sion The Office of general agent at
San Antonio is abolished.
c. H. Turner,
General Freight Agent
Approved.
l.. rricc.
Third Vice Pres. and Gen. Supt
The above announcement. will he
surprise in railroad circles, but one that
will be learned with pleasure BY the
friends of the two gentlemen. Especially
will this be- so OF Mr.. Booth. There Is no
man in the railroad business in Texas
who is more popular with the people
OF the profession and with the shipping
public than Mr.. Booth and to know that
he is promoted is to learn OF reward be-
slowed for merit. He is one of the best
traffic men In the State and through his
efforts in behalf of the International route
that line has secured much business. His
Houston friends are glad to know that the
change of position does not neseccarlly
change his headquarters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-11

ei'. e,.,,,llesves Houston $50 p. m.
lawi'cn sp.sA A, tnese trains leave the
81. !, So1r.ess Avenue Depotrs minutes
~ Msn the above
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A ". II. II. X.

Grand Central Depot,
..o, EXPRESS Train Arrive $40 a. n.
s,.,.,.r,. Kansas City and Cineinnauo
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NJ, ". q T. II. II.
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mad SCHEDULE

NAT. G. n. r.
c,.,s Central Depot
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Fl. & N. II. II

or,nd Central Depo,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
frieorih err Croft ibfr bic Jraurn.

Sn Dem. rgriei iiber G%rsiebuns"
(Sriei eires Geniers an Serrn gurla=
maaui, QrpfcIIor in 6eni) idreibt Der
aroBe 3Oni9 sd 9eiiebe Sbnen, baB
i'd OFT emp0rt mar, uenn i'd mir por=
iiellte, bis All peltem guntt mar in
europa oieie SdlIte beg Weniden=
9ei6led)ts 9ering iddbt, Nlles perab=
idumt, ipas ibren Gcrliano atsbiloen
lam. Sc gibt 10 pisle 6rauen, bic ben
Wdnnern ni6ts nahgebsn Sci elmer
~traitpolleren Grsiebung m!iroe oieies
@ei6le6t iiber oas unierige ben Sieg
oapon trassn; es beiiBt alle &eise Der
Sb6nbsit; np6 limb bic beg 8meiiies
ibnsn ni6t pprSuSisben? lin nihts gu
pergeiien, iuaS gu oieier Sahe geb6rt,
muB ih bier mod ben Mibbraud Der
pdtsrlifen 8erult erpdbnen, wel6e
Die SOhter Suweilen 5tpinet. lid unter
oas Sod elmer unpaiienoen Seiratb 81
beugen.-S6 adte. wie irgsnb Ginsr,
Die pdterlihe 8ewalt, uno lebne mid
nidt auf gegen tie; i'd miinidte jeood,
oaB Sic, mel9s lie in Sanoen baben.
Tie nidt mibbraudsn, inoem 9eute CUR
Seiratb g~e,wungen peroen, bic teine
3uneiaung fir chamber baben. oeren
G~barattere poer Sabre nidt suiammen=
paiien; m0sen lie fir lid ielblt mad
Gutoiinten rGblen, aber nit ibren Sim
bern iollen lie ii6 beratben. tuenn es
iid oarum banoelt. cine Ierbinouna
81 Sdlieben. BON mel6er bas Gliit coer
unSliid ibres 9an,en Gebsns abbdnst."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Stltfamt Ofilmittfl.
Ser 6ofonnthefer hes G6nios

Ser Sofapotbeter bes &bnigs BON
Grantrei1, Sieur Qemerp, empfabl i'm
Sabre 1860 fol9enoe reinfa6e" Wittel.
mad. ooer 9 d M ittel.
5renne ben &opf elmer lebenoen 2rOte
nit einem SGnitt pom Rumpie uno
laiie ibn trodnen, absr becbadte bierbei
senau. bab bas cine guge oiien uno
oas anoere 9ei6loiien bleibt. Willit
Su mad blsiben, 10 TRACE oas ofiene
bel Cir; milllt 9u i6laisn, 10 nimm
oas geidloiiene.
Gin Wittel gesen Die peit.
Nimm orei poer bier grOBe Gr0ten,
iieben ooer adt Spinner uno ebeniO
bel Storpione, t6ue olle suiammen
in einen gut per'tlisBbaren SOpf uno
!aiie Tie cine 3eit lang BARN. Damn
eib neues gienentpn6s binsu, made
Elm quite: 6euer unD laiie gIlles 5uiam.
men 5ergebcn. @enn gIles eeIdmolsen
III. miifs Die Maiie nit einem fiber
men SrHtsl inter %einonoer. made cine
Gdlbs 3oraus uno t5ue Tic in cine
Observation-Disclosures aGpiel aus Silber.
5rdQit III oie'e INNER bel Cir. 10
tannlt Gu psriihert iein, ooB Oh ME
Don Der Pei. befailsn nirIt.
I'm eiren hoblen 3ahn idmerS!os
los al rerren. brau6t nan lid nur
Elm Vutuer aus G,orilrmsrn gu berei-
ten, oleies in Cen hoblen 3G1n 81 brir=
gen, unC ceyielbe piro 'oiort beraus=
fallen
lin einen S6laicnoen gu spingen,
Tir jeoe 6ra9e gu bsanttpor.en, nimm
oGs Sers unc oas re6te Gein elmer
Guls, !e9c @eioes allf Die grllit BEG
SdlaIcnoen, unO er miro Sir leoe
Srage becntpprten.
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sFnInenne 6~elanlanocr Sher,e er=

3dblt Elm Mitarbeiter Der nSaglihen
&unoi6au": &ade III iiiB. Zen Selgo=
ldnoer @lngeborenen" =&inoern piro
ous bisten Griiteni aui ibrer Smell CUR
3eit Der SotiaiIon beoentli6 eings-
engt. Die gdnte iino MIR fir Sur0dite,
Die @eae nur fir @~aos9oiie. Der Vlab
pOr Dem Gurb0uie. penn Nlohmittags
Muiit 9emddt Miro, MIR iiir Babe
gate. Sdlieblid Miro Den Ginoern
aud md bur6 offentli6e getanntsabe
ous &eiienipiel perboten. "a borte i6
nun spei @eigoldnoer ainoer lid iirei-
ten. Ser &lus i0gt gum Sans: rNein,
Bit Gu oumm, Oh bin 10 oumm ME
sin @aoegnlt !"-Spppeltea pe1. ga.
fer. Mutter uno Sluei Sungen lie9en
auf Der Cine bel Se~lgolGno. Batter
uno Mlutter broten IN Der Come, Die
Ginoer BADEN ibre Stranoi2ube aus=
9eio0cn unO perIen Steine aui Die
6luthmellen. Gic Slutb iieiot uno reiBt
ploglld Warers einen Sdub nit lid,
fort. Ser Batter idilt: Cb lie ni6t
~auipaiien tonnteu? S6licbli6 berubigt
lid Der Geitreuqe, er iuht ben Sumor
Uieoer gu gcminuen, inoem or Dem nab
0oroernep bintreibenoen S6ub oeiien
@ruoer no1wirit. nYapa," i6reit emit
ieBt Der Sans, .jegt bah Gu meinen
S6ub aud ms g9oiier 9cporien."
Sans uno Mar botten nun beioe is
einen retten Stranoihub
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Dir Sonnt.
Don Anna Hitter.

Nte biff on ihou, wenn on Der miiben Groe
Den 6lammenmantel um Die miioen @lieotr
ltlldsit
llns in zen Staub oeS g9elfeuS une Ieraebeus
Vie Refine ihou NeS tiiuit'gen Sriibliuss
legltl
@enn on, Dem Nalc has Sterben III perliben,
Sbn einn1al uoh NIT bnuten Barber
ihmiidit,
9aS ountle Sbal, rtn Strcm ~ itiren RiiBsu,
Wit esinsn Strahlsn Aolotu iiberbriidii.
Nenn on Der Sliitbt, Ole Ser S,erbit perlelien,
Sds uarrns pddlsln oslutr @uaot ldJentit,
Die 'pGte 5rutt, otS SSetueS pole Sraubs,
Wit btrbsr Strait mo SiBtafett ourtl.
trdnflt.
gSenn on baS Mser, baS Dir snteegsniluthet.
Dit bellen Vihtsru ipislsno iiberhaidJit,
Der Nolfe Saun, Die Dir uoriiber w~duoert.
Sn muuperlame Hurpurtone tautllt.
gSenn on Dem @reis ot ipelftn NGncs itrei.
d)ellt
uno oldl ms Sodenhaar Der Sinoer Itmte8lt.
Der Sehnludi, ole, beS GrbsnmolltnS mitoe,
Den Soinmrel lud)t, liebreih eutgegcnflleait!
Sn beifgen 0duoen trdBlt on Viht MD St0n'
belt
llnc p~iluu;eit in Die baugs 9uutslbeit
Der @intcrnaht oetn leldlts1o 0rieoenS;ei
d)eu,
Ils HimnelSbotin elmer ltOn'ren 3ttt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
NIbmliae Teuigisiieu

tommen pon Or. ,. y. Garsile aus
&Saibitu, s. !. Gr i6reibt; Bier
Tloi6eu 6lectric Sittcrs BADEN Srall
Srepcr pon Oyiien. gei6nu,it furirt,
bic ibr SABRE lang SroBen SAmer;
peruriahte. S6rcdlideS 9Seb brad,
an ibrcm Sopf uub I'M @elidt aus,
uno Die belten SottOrsn tornten ibl
nidt belien aber ibre Seilung ut uou=
itdnois mo ibre @tiuncbeit ous9e;
sei6net. Dies Sei0t. mas Sauiene:
beSeuSt baben - oNB Glecric Siitere
bas belt betanntc Slutreini9unssmi;
tel lit. Us iii oas oauptmittel ssgelr
Sle6ten, SalyluB, @el6wiirc, Ben
len unb lauieuoe @unoen. GS ltimu'
lirt 9eber, Nisren uno Nageu. uer.
treibt Site, bilit Der S%eroaluug uno
baut bic Strait hen aui. Hur 5OctS.
Sertauit in 70. 5. 9nbn's apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
John G.. Roche.
44'ba ct Faul, Winn.
SeiDHbcrs fir Oamcu

liito oieie b'rrlid'e gpmcortmert u ooous
al Der burlington limiteo bon OF. Saul
nIo minneapolis mad chicago. Na. bius.
ltden Ssa'fml't; eiten, mt elettriiber Oei,.
opardt tlr oas arduie,eiiel EN- jeih!pIier.
ssenn Sbr 'nr etn giieuha1u . ltdtt ih'dt.
eeiieht oaraDt rab Sbr es lib Die Suriira.
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