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Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

Dewey declares that if the United States were to withdraw from the Philippines now the result would be another great international war Per haps this is what Atkinson and the other Boston FIlipinos want to bring about.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

The Republican is glad this morn- ing to be able to give the particulars of a plan to connect Phoenix with the rich Globe 'distric5. \ company is to he organized tc Guild rai.- road between Phoenix and Globe. IL will tap the Pinto Creek region and af- ford an outlet through Phoa-
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

Back in Indiana the other day there was a storm so violent that it blew away an entire section of railroad track. The witness who describes this startling scene mOdestly admits that the right of way didn't budge an inch
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

Hon. Jerry Simpson of Kansas is having great difficulty in getting up a circulation for his newspaper. He may yet have to offer bound copy of his congressional speeches as a pre- mium to each subscriber
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

Colonel Moses wetmore of St. Louis, the millionaire tobacco manufacturer, who sold his establishment to a trust for fancy price is now preparing to pulverize every trust on earth. The arrangements are such, however, that Colonel Wetmore may have to serve as a mere understrdy to Colonel Bryan
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

Fortunately fer their own good, the fighting Samoans have decided to dis arm. This saves the three treaty pow CTS the trouble of doing the work for them and in much less pleasant man ror
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

consider whether the trusts should be smashed CT not It is rather strange that he can't take MT. Bryan's word fnr if
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15
SoutberD @aIiforDia Hotels.


  Republican respectfully mention ths
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15
The Arizona Republican.

Publication office: 36-3S East Adams street. Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

Entered at the posrof1ce at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class,
Arizona republican., 1899-06-15

EMIL GANZ, President.
 SOL LEWIS. Vice-President
 c. OBERFELDER Cashier
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
Situation on Senator.

While there are several alleged
opp nnrsts town. M. s ewart for the
p, iron Of U. s. Senator from Ne
vad to-wi:: B. F. Leete. A. G..
Clevel md, q Pierce and F. G. New.
lind!, we failed, ON recent trip to
western towns. to fin expressed sen
timent alywise alarming in favor ~
any Of the gentlemen named. The
whole fact and truth 81 the situation.
at this writing, is that VIM. M. Stew
art ha4 distanced all his competitors
and will undoubtedly lead the race, il
40 it may he called, to the end and
lrnd under the wire sure winner, If
not a very, very easy one. In Car
son City, where we were led Ivy news
pIpers to believe was the fighting
gro md for months past and the hor-
bed Of opposinCn to him, we fonnd
the situation and sentiment exactly
that shown on election day and the re-
fur ~. that is, three ont OF four le .is.
la5ors elect are Stewart men, and
three ont of four of the citizens of
Ormsby favor Stewards return to the
Senate. With this condition OF af-
fairs in the we It and the east being 90
per cent. Stewart, it is peculiar the
oUpo<ition does not know how badly
it IS defeated ut this time and arrange
for terms Of peace forthwith.
worth Dispatch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
WAR ENTHUSIASM COOLED.
Their Friends Gave Them such .
Wonderful Farewell They De-
cldeI Not to Go.

In small Virginia town two ven
turesome young negroes, dazzled by
the wal-giory talk of the cnlister,
made hiEl verbal promise 10 L.eet
him at the depot on certain day ava
sign their papers and go away lorhe
camp which lie represented. i LIE Cay
came and Il LUCE crowd o. their reolie
went 10 the depot TO see then eff. The
two lads were the heroes Of the houi,
and bore themselves with much swag-
gering jauH;iness, until a preacheI
called tne crowd to order that they
might all pray for their departing
brothers. ....'D.
In that prayer he held out no hope
Of a return, but resigned them wholly
to death and the Spanish bullets. "Oh,
Lord, dese boys IS been mighty Gancin'.
banJo-pickin' young uns, but, oh, Lord,
when dc shells is a-bustin' round 'em
sabe dey souls, even if dey bodies is
gwine down to de black pitt" The ex-
citable crowd caught the spirit of the
prayer, and began TO wall as if already
at death scene. Funeral hymns took
the place of jests as in solemn process
sion they filed past the two heroes and
mournfully Eade them farewell for
ever, at the same time loading them
with messages to departed friends.
"Good-by, Jim, eff you does happen
to go to Eeaben an you sees my man
Gar, jes' tell her howdy fer me-"
Farewell, Dick, farewell; we gwire
to missyou considerable when de. pos
SUES ri's fat; arr when we's eat;n'
watermillion we gwine wish we could
drap leetle Of de juice onto your
burnin' tongue way down yonder in
torment"
lie ordeal was too severe for the
wou!d-be sons of Mars. They wept as
loudly as anyone over their surposi-
tious death and punishment, and razed
longing!y back the way they had just
come. Under the wailing adm oritions
military honor lost it's charm: a sud-
den beauty budded about. their cast
of hoe-handies and haloed their for
saken riows; and so, confessing the
error OF their recent ck,-ice oran oc-
cunation. they turned their backs on
the tented field, and went instead to
IT," Gotten patch. The chagrined en-
listing ofcer, having no signed Taners
tn bod them. was forced to submit t o
their latest decision.-ChicagoT Times
Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05

The powers that he have moved the
Office Of the State Superintendent of
Pubic Instruc ION out of the State
Capital building to the Slate Print.
ing Office. This the Gazette calls an
unsraceful act and the Carson News
intimates that it was done by the Sill
yer purity officers ro SHOW their enmi-
ty t." the only Republi nm State OF.
ticial elected. Not knowing anything
abunt the reasons "oT the removal OF
the office, the INDEPENDENT canno,
criticise it. II would seem, however.
that there is as much room in the
Capitol now as there has been of any
time during the last four years and,
it che Office requires no more room
than it has heretofore, it is difficult to
see any just reason why the State
Superintendent should be put ont OF
the former Office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
GOOSE BONE wA.lE IN FRONT.
Corn Husks, Nuts and Fur Also Tell
That There IL n Hard Winter
Coming.

According to Ezekiel FonZy. who is
held o be the most accurate reader Of
goose's breast bone in Maine, the
coming winter is going 10 Ee shorter.
says the New York Sun. II is to start
with snowStorm which will come in
November. and the snow will stay on
the ground for the purpose Of catch
ing and holding other Snowst orms that
will arrive frequently and with great
vigor until about the middle Of March.
Mixed in with the output Of snow will
be hail. wind and consecutive periods
of zero weather, which will cause a
great dema nd for overeoats nd double
mittens.
For the first time in eight years the
goose bone is white at the front end,
indicating an early snowfall. AS the
bone Of lS0S-o0 isVPry wide and mostly
white over all it's surface. Mr.. BonZy
infers there will he deep snow and
good Shedding for fully five months.
His conclusions are we'll reinforced by
researches among corn huslts. beech
nut burr$. and the fur Of animals. all
Of which are uncommonly thick and
well laid on.
Acting upon Mr.. Ronzy's advice. the
lumhermen are planning o go INF o the
woods early. and OPERATORS are get
ting options upon large areas afstump-
age. For three years past Mr.. Ronzy
has predicted that there would he no
snow until after the new year and has
hit /, right every time. Therefore
much confidence Is placed in his prog
nostications this year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
4 Great Gun.

II nr. Gatlmg's remarkable gun
experiment made recently ut Sandy
Hook means anything, 1t means that
America is now ahead on the gun
question, for the doctor hes virtually
male a gun that for all practical pur-
poses will not burst, and this has
been Il desideratum ever since artiI.
ley came into use. Any one who
has been through the ordnance yard
at Washington will have obtained a
pretty good notion OF how much
more dangerous to US than to tho
enemy we're tile guns that we used Mt
the begin ming Of the civil war. DR..
G itling has made gun of solid
metal which 80 far has stood a pres
sure Of g. 900 pounds to the square
inch, md it is proposed at his eug.
gestion to subject it to $1,000 pounds
But this is not alone the great
achievement. He claims that he can
cast this 8 inch gun mt saving Of SO
per cent on the built up guns now in
use. 1t COSTS the United States gov.
eminent $1,000 ton for built up
guns, and DR.. Calling says he can
furnish a superior article for $500 y
ton. Here are economics and dyna.
mics gong hand in hand, and il il
were not for certain unpleasant re.
suits one might say that they were
gong to lie down together like the
lion and the lamb.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05

A great cOnimotlon seems to have
taken place among railway circles
owing to the contemplated through
car service between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This is not new de.
parture by any means, ss the Den YER
d Rio Grande Railroad Company and
its connections have been operating u
through car service between the Pa.
cltic and Atlantic coast via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver, Kansas City and
Chicago for years, and three days
eacD, week. viz. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. Tie
cars for this through service are of
the latest P"llman design, and are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. a Pullman porter is as
signed to each cur. These cars are
also under the personal supervision
Of a Special Excursion agent,
whose duty it is to SEQ. that passen :
gers are given every comfort and at.
tentiOp For further information. ap.
ply to any agent or Ii. f.. Nevins.
General Ageut, or to II Nj. Cushing
Travelling Passenger Agent, D. q r.
@. II. H., SO West Bird South st. Sal
Lake City, Utah,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
THE EMBALMED BEEF SCANDAL.

No room ID left for doubt that
much Of the fresh beef furnished the
troops during the war against Spain
was utterly unit for human food.
This ID shown not only by Tie testi-
mony Of Gen. Miles, but also by thai
Of Mai. DAILY. chief surgeon of the U.
8. Volunteers.
The Colnurissary department was
imposed upon by the contractors " no
furnished this beef, but there is III
that little excuse. 1t should no
have suffered the imposition to be
worked. The beef should have been
inspected before it was issued to the
soldiers TO deny this is to say that
the entire food supply OF an army il,
the field might properly be left to
contractors. ut the risk Of subjrcting
the 80 diers to starva alien.
1t is supply another illustrator of
the inefficlency "f the War depart
ment. The glory Of American arms
in the resent war has been ,limmei
by the &C lndals growing out of the
mistreatnent Of soldiers Ill csnp-
and in hospitals, on the field and GU
the march. Wherever the mfienc. .
OF the War department was directly
felt, there, with hardly an exception,
some blunder was made. The Nc
Kinley administration can not escape
re possibility for this. MIR. McKin.
ley has persisted in retaining Sec: e:
tary Alver in authority, when he
should have been driven from the
Cabinet within six weeks after the
war was b.gun.
1t is evident that a radical reform
is need ID in the military affairs of
this country There shout he a re-.
organization of the War department
from top to bottom. Provision
should be made for general staff
like that in use in the German army,
and the membership of this staff
should be strictly confined to trained
and experience military men. A
military man should be put mt the
head Of the Var department. He
should be war minister. No man
should be appointed to that response
BILE post becau sc of political Influence.
The experiment with AIger should
gu Lice to teach the country for all
time to come that appointments Of
men Ike him should be avoided,
whatever the pressure of political in
fuence may De.-Denver Republi-
can.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
How It Began,

Mrs. Dixon-Your husband paid me
such n pretty compliment yesterday.
Mrs. Hixor-Indeed! What did he
say?
"Why, he said that I looked younger
and handsomer than ever"
"Oh, I'm not much surprised at his
saying that. The doctor told him
the other Cay that he was threatened
with softeninG of the brain."-Chicago
Evening News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05

Lots OF additional Winter goods
just received ut Alexander's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-05
Y1gNEzHnER:a.A:2sS Sss E2So,eSssrssa
;{!|lI|I|4IIIIII
Route

TRTN really don't know what
81 49, comfortable travelling is
il you have never travelled via
the Burlington.
0HgEg "a wias' ,s choice = Of "
other line, to and from Chicago
st. Louls, Omaha, Kansas City
and all eastern points. Two
trains through each way daily.
Veetibuled buffet smoking Ii.
brary cars. Pullman sleeping
cars. Reclining chair cars
(seats free) coaches. Finest
Dining car service IN the world.
Dining cars operated Oh the
Cafe plan, that is, you pay only
for what yon order.
A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
three feet wide by four feet long;
printed in six colors mounted on
rollers; shows every State. coun-
ty, important city and railroad in
the Union. A very desirable and
useful adjunct to any household
or business establishment. Sent
to any address on receipt of fif.
teen cents in stamps--less than
cost.
Il. #. Ncslen, II. l.. Little,
Travelling Pass. and Freight A gents.
w. F. MCMILLAN, Gen'l Agt.,
ala 8. w. Temple ST., Salt Lake CITY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
Yiai 4. 1899
rty@ @ufoepubte ain6erbite iin6

.4y auisepuete ainOerbite iinb
bei uns cine Spe;ialidt. ySir bas
ben lie 81 Nreiien, Die Sebermunn
entlpre6en. See Niue Nuewuaren=
bdnolun9. 1
.Y Die beiten S6ube fir 6rauz
en- unb &inber bel Soiepb Sober,
ct. Martin, Wtinn. 21s2
az. @eldmafuoa, gut unb oauer7
bait an9eierti9te Orabttbiren unS
Seniter gum S9ub sesen Sliesen uno
ionltises llnseSieier biuis 81 taufen
bel !. @. @risbt, Der Carriers Mabl.
mible 9e9eniiber. 22-2t
s @out Sbr einen suten, mos
oernen, benz beutisen Sage entipredens
ben Sut t%auien, SIR iinoet ibn in Der
Bee Sipe Fuswaurenbanoluns. Sort
finoet SIR Stpl uno nieprise Yrsiis
perbunoen. Sas lit Der @runo, NOS
run mir 10 uiele Suite u~ertauien. 1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
8eileibS:SefeblIfe

Ia as @ctt benz Gapeiien in : einem nm.
eriorihlideg Gatbidluiie seiunen bot, IN.
fern asid abten Sreuno uno ~ itihller IRA.
tbias faper aus ~unierer u lite 81 ih In
Die bimm iiben Sreuoen abSu uien, uno ba
mir es als uni re Yilift onertenren, bab
mir, ieine " ititller, i'm ct Sobns : emit
narp I'M Serein nit feline @ltern, Verpano.
ten uno Sreunoen, nniere tiefIte Srauer iiber
oen Terluit e mes iolf ipiiroi4 en- Nnsebo,is
cen auslprehen, oaber 'ei es
y ,hlolen, oaB mir, Die Mitalieber bes
II Sobns : eminnru's oieier ii.fer 5rouer
lber oe1 Terluit ~unieres treu II Sreur otS
IN Utitldllers, Matthias N,aper, biermiS
oItentll6 Nusorud oeben;
reItlonen, oaB MIR ielne beroor' aoenoeu
Salente, Die ga terteit ie mes SerSens une
Ietne muIteripirolgen, dlriltllden 3uaeuoeS,
uermDIe me'der er lid ben erIteu Ylab in
Der 3abl ieiner @enoiien iiberal su iidern
puBte, itets III @hren batter meroen.
Seibloneu, oaB mir leinen betriibtsu gl,
ter @erpanoten II b 6reuroen I'm er ouf.
rifti9es Witleio iiber Den Serluit zines 10
tu9euobaitcn Spbnes, Sruoers uno 5reun-
oes t9eaerbrin e..
yeihloieu, D s eire gbihriit oleier Be-
iblIiie ben trouernoeu Gltern iber9ebea
uno oaB biei lbe I'M It. Sobns &ecoro oers
Oientli6t peroe.
= s o n 9 NJ n y,
Goleaepille, Miun.
gtai 4. 1899
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
Sausacratbc i'm @crtbeu on 1912,

Sausgrratbc i'm %&ertbeuon SS12,.
600 IT i'm lcDten Sabre ilber Die cana
biide @rCnSe uah Oeu Ser. Staoten
beiHroCrt morotn uno in NcQlejiunO
berlelben mar cine entlpre3enoe 9(n;a6l
GauaOltr, Die lbr Somtttl ouuerno in
ben Ser. Stuoten oui0eihla0en ba.
ben. SCit &ununr oieieS So6reS
1ino 90 1000 GAMBLER ei%n9ewunoert.
Ole $50, 9S3 GAMBLER, Die lid mad
Dem Genius uou 1890 in ben Ser.
Stauten beianoen, baben leitoem ltar.
Zen !3uuu6S erbalten. Die cdnaoiz
i6en .3ettun9en betla9en Oieie QuS=
puncerun9, Die itetig Dor ii6 9ebt,
obl6on Die corti9e Re9ieruns lid bic
orOBte Wiibe 9iebt, Ginpanoerer Der.
anSuSieben, nm ben 9roBen Norowes
item III belieoeln. Der Saupttbeil
Der canaoii6eu G%iuwdncerer tommt
aus Der ben Staaten Wi6i0an uno
Tew Osrt 10 bena6bart selesenen
Yropini Ontaria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
Or. otto 3aroetti, trob leines ita

Or. otto 3aroetti, trob ieines ita.
lienil6en 9tamens elm gutter Seuti6er
mar betdnntli6 ais gii6of pon ct.
Glcuo uno IdOn porbereiner Der tr,ii
lidlten Tortdmpier oeS Ieuiidtbume
inter ben &atboliten Nmerita's, bis
erin SUM 1894 Grsbiihoi BON Su6a
relt puroe. @e9enmdrtio nimmt er
ais Sitular GrSbil6oi pom Wcriiius
cine bobe tir6lide Stelung in Rom
Elm, 1T Oberprieiter Der oortioen 9roB
ten Wtarientir6e, 6bronaiiiitent oes
Fupltes nno Sorliger elmer midti9en
Congregation. Nu6 in Hom uertritt
er eifri9 Die Gedte ieiner beuti6en
SanoSleute in Nmerita. gu oielem
lSm,de bat er loeben aud leine i'm
September 1891 aui Dem oeutl6en
&atbolttenta9e in Suiiala seboltene
m%eilterbaite Reoe, orauBen in ibo:
mem Aborude pom Neuem .rl6einen
lallen. Au6 bat er lie nit ebenlo
pertbuollem Sorport uno Nnmerfuns
gen perleben, norm es 9lei6iauS ben
hbertriebenen y@meritanismus" Ia.
tbolii6er @esnsr bss OeutI9tbums in
betdmpft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
Wie berScrblid bu8 ionit 10 eole

gSie DcrDrrblih oaS Ionlt 10 cole
Weiblein, wenn eS NlBerbalb Der ibm
non ieiuem S6opier au9ewielen en
gren;s a0itirt, Dem Wenl6engel6le6t
perosn fam, buuon bat ct. Glouo
.in,n traurisen Sewcis, inoem 81 oeIs
fen Staotbibliotbets Seb6roe Sdblenbe
SrauenSimmer bel Der Serei9ernnS
Der Staotbibliotbef eiuen VeleI6uno
einSui6mu9Seln per u6ten, rute er lit
tenperoerbenoer ME butte 81 Fapter
sebra6t weroen tonnen. llnb ei II e
bieier 3arten O. lit nod iosar ais
gr;isberin all Der Normull6ule an9es
felt! @el6 Elm puntles Si6t Ilr
biele 10 uielssprieiene anitalt! Gbre
ben CUR Sibliotbetbeb0roe 9ebori9en
fatb. Samen, unb Gbre ben Wtdns
nern, Die bem l6amlolen Sorbaben
einsn &iesel pori6Obeu unp 10 es per-
biteten, paB bic Staptbibliotbef 81
elmer Teltb0ble 1purbe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

Ricss, Benton So, ben 1e. Nu9. '9S
an tie 5irma Biisnius & SID, st. 9loub.
Besbrte 6erren! 6isrmit ts.euae id.
DAB Der neue ,.Soeal" 6arbeubinoer, Den
i'd in o,sier Soiion pom 8iienius q Sid
taufte, mir pouitdnoiGe uuo meinen Gruur'
tungeu entipredenee 3uirieoenbeit aibt
bel alien arbeitsn, bic id nit oemielbeu
uerrihte. IS aereiht mir ~ Jreuoe. eer'
ie ben me;nen Wiiformeyn smpfebler III
tonneu, ba er Iebr leidt lGuit uuo 10 CUTE
Arbeit perribtet, wie lie better BON teinem
2anobebauer erwartet peroen tonn. Sh
lab ME einen b~siieren. j. Is. Stint.
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Spipn.

Oubuque. - 0ienltu0 9lbcnr
iuno cine 9rOBe &criNmmlung pOr
Eertretem Uller oeullhcn &ereine Dec
Gouutp Dubuque i'll Der Wermdnia
Ndllt 't0tt uno eS Uuroe Erotclt CT
boben gcScn ieoe oeutl6ireunolidt
Folitit uno 9e9eu ieoes SiinpniB mil
elnem aroeren Vunoe.
Wt t. Fleaiant. - Sine Seerot
pom III Sblfen oeS na6eoleler Orts
lbuit wobnenoen ,yarmerS Veel. Gar.
roniltmit luberculolio bebaitet. Mabr.
lheinllb meroen ale 9etootet weroen
miliien.
OesW 0 / s.-Scr Staatsoe.
lunpbcitsratb bat Smpiun9sn i'm gan
gen Staate a%nSeoronet, oa in Sonss
Gountp Die Foten aus9ebro9en limb.
Nlbion. - Die Sleioer oes 3.
ldbri9en Sohterdens Der Samilie u.
". Sale, Die bret Weilen pom bier
motut, iin9en in abwelenbeit Der
Otltter ,yeuer, uno ebe ole'e erl1ien,
bate oaS aino 10 i6were |erleeun
9eu srlitten, oaB eS balo na6ber ltarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
~. Z. CANA.

Oes Simmelsaaeridouiter Sesen
SIT Elm feiner warmer Hessn.
Odd lit Semano auf Der 8eiie
llno es re9net bann sans leiie,
@iro er NAB ais wie Elm Sroi9
@enn er obne Wadintoib
God bies lit iebr unseiunb,
Srinst ben Wenl6en aui ben Sunb
Sieies ma6t gar Wan6en bang
@eb't parum 81 30. 6. Sang,
8auft fir li6 uno 9Seibelein
Ginen Wadintolb bort Elm.
NJ. Z. Gang,
23:4 Sorab, Winn
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aatarrb fam niht fmrirt wsreen

curh lrtlis u rlltdtlcnen. cI ne rem S;e
rer NrJntbelt nlbt erretten trnncn. ad
tlrrb III Clnt Elut rter ocntttutipns.
Nranlbclt, NM um ne " tcilcn. must Sbr
rnnerlthr 6tllmtttrl nrtmen. SANS IA
tlrrb-N ur Mir elnlencmmcn une wirtt Of
rrft dui clF Slut UNI cis ltlelmile Ster.
daht. Is rs aJtdrrb-aur II trine Quad
illttr W nam. Sle wurre 'Cit SIbrrn pcn
etnem ecr ttittn Aerite eie'es ydnees per
rrtnet uur II Elm rsseImdelaes Neecpt. gle
beltest aus rem teien tetdnnifn lcntca,
r%errunren nit rem telten giutretniaunos.
mltreln, re tirett cut eie Shltimpterld
he wutru. / le rpltcmmens g,rtincuna
eer ;pel gsfjnettelle IN &c, mas lclt'
%murtrrpae Relultate .tsi Der 6slluna pcn
aatarrb berpcrsrlrar. paBt Gub ,3eua
ntIs umlcntt Itlden.
T.. J. lbensp & So. Giasntb.. 1olepc, 8.
Dertauft Don alien Apetbttern. prtts Use.
fa0S I0milteusX tlen be beffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
Sine Tcpelhe aus Eortluno, Ore.

Sine Tcptide aus Fortluno, Ore.
melOet, baB Der NominiltrutOr iener
0i0ceie oiii;ieu pon Der Grbebung oee
botwlteu &il6Oi9 Gbrjitie pom &an.
couuer ;ur Milroe oe9 Wtetropolitur
pom Oregon Gitu erbOben mOrOen iet.
9Oour6 i6eint lid cine 9tadri9t 81
bsitdti9en, Die bereitS lett WtOnuter
ais @eui1t in Der Freiie berumgc.
lputt bat. Mgr. 6briltie lit ell
S6upltn8 beS Grjbii0OiS Sreluno.
Seine idueue S%eiOrOerun8 erre9t Aui
Iebeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

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mittbejlt, bat GOrl NbooeS" pom Der
Oeuti6en Negierun9 Die Guruntie iiIr
ou8 &Gpitul erlungt, wel6eS gum SulI
oeo Our6 Seutl6 : Sltuiritd lauren
ben SbellS Der Sap &GirOs Subn er=
,iOrOerli6 lit, lowie Die @arantie zines
'gewinen FroSentlupe5 Der ,3Inien FIR
Die Sabn pom OdreS Salaam mad
ultii pid lahore. Vebtere vinie miro
;uerlt beSonnen. Sus 9eiammte ga
pttal lit bereitS BON beuti6en ,yinau;
SierS Su8eia9t, weSbalb fem appell
an en9lil6es aapital erfol9en miro.
Die betrsiienpen @arantieporlaSen
weroen Dem Reidstuge Oemnd6it Dor;
9eleSt. au6 Seuti6. Suoweitafrita
miro bur6 Gbooes Sabnen erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
sg7 Wtit Der beuti9eu Summer
L,, Scr LSAI+ 1nouupuNp Romnu.

- Wit Der Deltt9en 9tulHlnel
be9innt Der b0dit %ipunnenCe Homan
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aus Der !3eit beS eriten &reuSugeS.
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fn6em Stpl gebulten lit, bietet oerlelz
be pes 9ebrz uno Siunrei6en 10 %ie=
les, oaB ieoer Seier unS in Der De
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itern babe ME cine 10 l6One GrSdb=
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babt. @tit &er9nil9en weilen NH
arf Die ncle @elbidtc bin unb nit
benz %eripre6en, iortun nit Dem
rNtoroitern" Elm Invertebrates NM
lelsnmertbe5 SeuiuetOn III pertnilpfen,
muntern mir bel oieler @ele9enbeii
gum Announcement aui BEN rNoro'
itern" uui.