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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03

or Western Canada. and their vastness and
productiveneSs, and the broad expanSe of the
Grazing Plains east Of the Rocky Mountains as
we'll rs the beautiful rewards for toll or the
sin Editors on their trip through that country
last summer; Free homes can be had there.
and particulars obtained from ne Depart
w. V. Bennett, sol New York Life Building.
Omaha, Neb, or J. S. Crawford, ga West Ninth
ST., Kansas City, Mo.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03
Health for Ten Gents.

Cascarets make bowels and kidneys act
naturally. destroy microbes, cureh headache,
billiousness and constipation. All druggists.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03

Any man of sense would rather have
u woma respect than love him.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03

ANY man Of sense would rather have
a wo1nln respect than love him.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03

It's well to begin at the top Of a lad
der and 60 down-in Ease Of fire.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03

Time heals all wounds. Money is
also y great heclcr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
! Sarmen, Ssafet, Ssapen.


ben flyer ban, BET btoits al all:
1rrer til lGosnos 9isrbeitOIper sr bet
rilos OIipsnirG, ("4iIo Siips"); bette
Il b1droisrt op,ralt, mooitdar 5srts %
ocrfr 1T, ousr 20 Sob bsit. og BET uos
maarsr Ilstitts Sprosn omirina iig, men
airocr ben lis,iOm SleUsr, ida Gr9S os
andre ngttiae glnntsoGrttr ian triO's
Tia, unoer bets @rsns. - @itrbttrddosne
ber / ale 3ilirlSs, boor lspeno, 3rGst
bruges til StOIpsr, life fGite8 mo
8rampsr taft til isIOt SrRsts Stumms,
men ct Imolt GtDtts gorO slIsr tpno
9Iantc ian brugss o,rtiI, CO ostte igi,n,
tan fcTie8 til srret Deb Of BRUCE en- bug
trt Gtuultrado % OsrmsO Iurrs ben roers
fe ca neOsrits Gros Of gOrOet elsr pldns
fen fat til Srust. Ro1r SrauOsn, Tom
fat, er buQtst bill ben labs fig itrGtte
sFtsrbOert iom 3rust oorer ca life fjGr'
fla iuO / Streets Bart og Itaos Stums
men.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
On tom, StorG.

) ct SDtel / 9o9It a. M. sr Der en-
lam Stort. Den Hammer fra bet nera
li9gsnoe Sp8ienbeim, bppr ben for to
@ar Iioen faIot uo at Hsoet pg fra ben
Dag srnGreoss % pporoges at Mennes
Ter. Den fGroes omtrirg / @angene,
8amosrummet 90 Soupsn, bIanoer JIG
ugeneret meo @ieiisrne pg itrjosr gisrne
oDer Sdpeinuren for at nqoe ben ftienne
lloijgt oOer Wldin og &anost pau ben
anoen Sioe al Slposn. Gugdng gioros
ben en- uoTIugt bib, men penpte inart
tiIbage til fit Siem. 0ens b,bIte 8ens
nsr er Suists SunOs, Tom ben lsger
mso / Simsois pea ben puoiigite Wtdas
be. 9ens SLENDER er ggrn. Dem
fan Den life fororags, men penoer
Snu6elen imob benz. Grunoen BERTH
er, at be oftsre bar nurret ben og orepet
Sign meo ben. s ge~gpnoeIIen uac
Den tun 5tIt og fOrimaaeoe enopg
StcrtefamiIiens Ratipnalret - 5rser.
gu 9osr ben gierne 5reer, men lepet
Dog melt uf 6iit. Raur 9utellets 8iss
ter t~iltaitsr ben Sen, StiHo, Sit ETC,
9ribsr ben oisIs Ting mso i'm Snubsl,
men ldbsr Dem ItratS fdloe. Wangen
Sang itaar ben iaa osrgsnoe title, at
en- fremmso tror, ben er glort al 8ib6;
men nuar Giermunoen rdabsr; "Satob!
Sdtpb!" p9tfss ben op al lin bsiige
Ro, isr fig npsgierrig Omtriug % gaar
uo pua fine LANCE Sen. S 9aItsrprels
let bar ben messn Moro, % nuar 5siet
er b9ngt Op. fprortper ben Sioen meo
at tretts / bet % bso9gs bet frem og
tiIbdgs. Naar nogst b9noer, tommer
ben til og Ier pau meo &isnoermins.
Den sr uaoitineli9 fprbunoen mso 6us
let og ipnes sno life en- Seitsn at fsLe
ftg 6snbragen til Spbsn. Storfsne tau,
Ter megen &uloe og tonmer ofts noros
ODer / Sluttsn at Sebruar, radr Sne
og IS snonu 6sbGtter Warferne. Sun
Wlongel paa Seoe irnss at oripe Dem
iNboper; men Sdtob bar nof at lspe al
% bIicsr oerfpr tlogelig biemms. Den
bar rctset ig tor og batter; oens
8Hgning os 6isrbsOGtning er fsilfri.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15

sss otri sftsr alt 5ect sr ii1arst al cs
brunss spbi pna bsggs Siosr. Son lag
ger mar &iebst paa "RoaItertn" hGiotr
Smsrst cosr ue Jaeger oOerlpda SisOst
fsIstnDe 8lanpins: 30 9ss BATES idd
tint, iom mulig % blanpss tnto ] 8hs'
Ne Salt, ct Iio,t Gran Sdptrrspeber, l
3bete 5imiun (5brms) og en- Shsits
perIia,, bsage Dele blttet Fnt, og liet re-
pct Gitronitul. Sad bar man en- Pint
tolot 8anb /, iGttsr 2aaast poa, % laoer
BET Itsge / en- bsb 8ogeruon | 112 Zinc,
iost man MI % od sisr Sdutn oosr Stss
Gen. Rdur Sigost er iRrbiat, files Saus
cen pg ieonss msb liot Wlel, uorsrt |
0dno.
Sattst aigo.-2 Yuno Rouno
Stsat bsfrits for GeOt "a Sliutrsr og
maiss sngGrg gisnnsm en- SigbtDsrn. 20
SpiieIteer Smsr brinsS / en- 9anos ug
en- Finhattet 2ss itsss8 osri; iuainart
2saen sr Iteat, bar man ajsbst ca rsrsr
/ bet bsIs 9iOsn, mcb en- Guifsl. til bet sr
itegt, BET muu lite it,ges for lrnss,
slers blirsr bet tsrt. 2tgs fsr BET ital
ipifss. bar man Galt, 9eber % Gitrons
taft opsr. Wdn IpiIsr BET ~idlminoeIigs
bsb mso 3umutps& .t6up til.
C2ere.)
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
otter samle Werfer iaar pi
i'm Wintcr.

On lille Mtrterns TIaur Gel, ital hi
idu en- Nib. fin 8intsr. Ir "gsp gprt
Prefs". Suitsn paa Naiisn er tpnoete
sno aIminoeIigt / Nsp gcrt State, oe
ost Hal rGre ct iittert Mierts pQo, at Der
blir milot @sir lRnge uooOsr 8jntersr.
6ugIe, iom trGtter mob SDoan igisn osO
be ipre Intb0nin9er til &uloe, bar paanp
beqnnOt at iitanoiuittts fine 3eosr. bOds
tst b~eOi1er, at BE- bill ppbplbe ia hos %
til lent pan Soften. Stinpst poa G6ip>
munt % Gtcrn sr life Iaa init iom imOo
en- lob, badro 8inter, men eanite tpnO.
Wange 5armers bar msgst ~tiIoosrs fer
fIigs Mertsr, Der sr bleone iagttuens at
Stsgt eftsr Slsgt nsoigjsnncm 5iosn.
De bill life beIte i'm Wais iau t;aIi9t icm
CanIigt iaar, % mango 5armsre bur life
nonu bssgnot at lugs til lin giHterrso,
boormsO be plster oGre 2pi!noo 6aIUf1rs
oiss pso oisIe Fiber. -
Der tan bore npget ! bisis Wertsr;
men for 6olt / Roroosittn turDs BET bore
trHggsIt life at Itole ultFor messt paa benz.
Obi bet benoer, at be flsits rs beOite Wlers
ter 'tunoom ilaar Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Taonct GreBfns.

paa 3pTf b'tHOsr SrsHfuS lioefrsm n
Srsfoo, en- Stol eIer 9r1t meO ire SSscs
Der. Msn rprinoelig 7taI Iapnet life "a.
re tommet psruf. s Rbi~nprppinien,
S9Itlanc, er Der en- gD, ipm be iuoFoots
MI talosr Srier, men ION Romerne talote
Srsoiri pg | MicosIaloeren 6leo aiurt iii
SrsDes, bDiltet Raun 6runitm9nosns o.
GnsslfmGnosne frsmoeles bar bebolot.
Orange Seosr boeee Der, % i bet 16os
G%urbunbreos bIsp Be 8isnTtunD for en-
6orfslselis, ION br1gts benz til N
fln9te til Stat. Gfter 5eOrsne8 Sit
brugte SsOern' osnsara intst 5ilnuun.
SissIcm ri norfte tulote be ia Blot m;c
1T Sornaon. Mien ba mango 6upoe bel
iamms 6rrnarn, fit be 9sialing til al
antnge ct Silnapn. Npgls Of benz, fon
bar trmn: fra Sreoss taIbts ia oa Sye,
Ous. % bett. blso tiff llStale til 0refus,
1ensts III Sreptus.
9snus 5ortluring sr iaa COB Ium en-
onoen. MGrtsIis sr bet, at Der i s,n
franIt, Grms sr en- iaa for W4ngts tpItt
NnUns. De fIsit. tiIbsrsr Ssner, ION tom
tno unosr 6rantrig, oa gIiabs 9~t6rinasn
tcees al SuoOig BEN fiortenoe. yS,sosrne
holner Jig dItio irsmms. 8e laosr i'm,
Ssnrer ituosre, fcr al os fan 6liue 0Fis
csrer saer cipiIs GmbsosmGno.
"0et luesr til, at ou itoIsr ubstino.t
paa bin Gage" iasoe ben ipae Ranos
Ben.
So" par Soaret. "Os, piloe pore
ount al BAN at Ioos en- iaa iu~obrinssuos
patitnt os".
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
Gnbocr Gapauerist

oso, at tnasn Seit msO Billie traoer paa
1t WenneIts. 5 ben brittle &rme er oeI
en- Observation-Disclosures ON, at mar
en- SoIoat tuitss lf 9siten, ifal Ban for.
6Ii liggsHos ganits itils. Sa~noinnlia,
hsosn taller for, at belle GFtaprpnsn bil
turne rios ooer BAN, uosn at ban TIA.
bes.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-15
IGrina SeIbreost

On plmmCl HGae. lgm bar irutisl III lilbdle ira
SGsrpgatfil gu. has mootI5tI ira ca aQtsii saRr I otins
eleH en- Spl.rli iur e. entslt pCaytlbilit &i0nrL, TON
hltiiai ca permanent tIrrrss I0rtla. ssrcud,t. "a
iarTb. aibEl % ale Sp1oomme { oalisH Of HAu4ers
ne. Act CT oliaa e. pCistot sn;p9el mSr Rcroeir&i,
teie % ale Slaa Rsrpe! os,ieg. Ia bsi BAR iprlgat
seas piounneIiIae ttiOreoeHee ebHe ! IiltHper AZ III
lridt. anler ban BET lon I'm 9ilgfdI 4lsrg bet ~tetien9t
fer line ltoeRoc 9itbmnurifgr. ~IiltuuAet hrrpea o.
pe0 EUiiet en- al iiBore &c wenueiie,llt' 4 ptlier. "!
'es ienoe benus Cpi'gs't GRATIS III ale, iafa gniier Dsl.
rea lntf. Srdht tucs Cuge.tt reb Ius9rraoQF Epa
lpsuinier IN. b~D5IIroes gt RAJ tdp, rrsts "a hruaes.
Senat " BOT veo glrbiaaelien al 6~.tEiGgts. HGUl
nrttt Slan. w 4. Moves szo Powers BlocS,
Rochester, ~. Y
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CroOkstonCOIIege

bsapnesr I'm l4ee Sermiu ben lite Ssptsms
Der 1899. Zen biaigite. bsOite os ueit pral
title Stpe / &orbusitsn. aataloa ieuoss
frit. 9ilitrip Grppfsioa Goaeee,
Qrpoi8tpn, aRiuu
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Iaguna de Tache Grant.

10000 Acres INT Land Fresno County, Calltlra
passende for alInlndelig Farming ~ frugAN
netOp KOmmet paa MaIkcdet og sTlgus Tor tANl
Acre 1 siyEker pag 10 Acres eller mere. lFtte ~
snSkrr fiere. send DeTs Navn og Adrrssc, CIV.
sendO noltre Opb sniugUr og Stedets AVIS / % hAl
der frit. S-riy 1 Dores eget SprOg, ON del IA
lcttesI. Man tilsEriYe
MARES A SAUNDERS,
Fresno, CalifOrnla
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@ODt 2anD biligt %5;i q.

9anb ara 50 til 81 pr. sere Cpoprieot GIta'
81 TT $50 pr. Were Wais o. tanlt @rrs iA
aortsle: A. MURRAY WADENA, MINI
45b25. rs.
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MinnsS0tdN Norma School
and Business G0neqe.

Den beoft ro itprsoe % met umfnuesriee
Scrmollfole &orppeiten. Emiaiter ipls
aenoe dloelinser: 6orbersoGies, Teachers,
Commercial, Scientific, University Pre-
paratory. Shorthand and Typewritng,
Elocuuon: Music, Painting, TeIegraphy,
Business Law.
gIeper tan be9nHoe iii hDilteniombelit
Iie ca uGI9e line ,5as.
Zen me lhuitrereoe SataIOg "a" liant
n9rmere GplnSHtH8eE iaaes irtt. Goresie:
q. LOftfield. Pres dent.
eIer -. NJ. Balzer, Nice-P President,
1900 6. SraHtIlH Aps,
DatnusapOIis, Wtnu.
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Sano tilIaI9s.
Waterloo ID

gilbi % opbprfet 2aup / Noro 9Hio!l1
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aarIiBe Gibeialiuser erer eiter "One W
Crop Payment" Elnueu, vi bar Rstos1
euoel iriitenoe 5ilbuo / ct Duiiu ellcr "a
Counties. Seuo siter GirtuI9rer hal
GRANDIN & ED WARDS,
1b2G Box c, Mayviile, North DakaI
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homes.
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paa bin gage" iosoe ben ipae RanSs
Den.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
Gen. SymOns Was Shot While Lead
Ing His Men Into Battle.

Gen. SymOns Was Shot While Lead
Ing His Men Into Battle.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The true story of
how Gen. Symons received his mortal
wound is known at the war Office but
has not yet been told to the English
press. 1t is an open secret in official
circles, however. The extreme vague
ness Of the accounts published plainly
suggested that full information had been
kept back. Your correspondent, how
ever, has succeeded today in unearthing
the mystery.
Symons in command of the British
forces at Glencoe, was trying to drive the
Beers from the hills they had seized, and
was, accompanied by his staff, watching
the action from the shelter of a clump
of trees q target such as Boer sharp
shooters delight in, but the bulle fell
short. AS the action grew hot, the
British force suffered badly
Symons ordered the Dublin fusileers
and the Kings Royal rifles to advance
on the main position of the Beers. The
burgher marksmen met them with a
CALLING fire; the lines wavered; the Of.
fcers rallied their men, and again they
rushed forward to face the whitening hail
of bullets; again the lines wavered, three
of their gallant leaders being shot Onca
more the undaunted officers got their
men to attack. On they went, press
ing sturdily forward; here and there
men dropped by the way. Once more
the gallant fellows were so seriously
checked that rout seemed impending.
Symons saw everything and instantly
ordered the staff to remain where it was.
and alone galloped out in the open to-
ward his men to lead them himself to
victory. When he had gone half a 1nf'e
he reeed in his saddle and fell. wounded
from his horse. Maj Sterbon. Of his
staff, galloped up, and had just reached
the body Of the commander when he
himself was shot dead. Symons lad
preferred death to living with the re-
sponsibility Of what seemed destined to
be another Majuba Hill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

Smith killed George Humphrey. during a
quarrel. by beating him to death with a
base ball bat. Both were schoolboys, fif-
teen years old.
st. Petersburg-The Official Messenger
publishes communication from M. De
Witt the minister of finance. refuting the
current rumors of q diminution of the
monetary circulation OF the country.
Port Townsend. Wash.-Gen. Miles ar
rived here yesterday on a tour of inspec-
ton on Point Wilson, Marrowstone Point
ana Admiralty Head.
Williamson, w. Va.-Norfolk & West
ern freight trains oollided near Radnor.
Conductor Henry Thomas. of Portsmouth,
o., was killed and Engineer Hamilton, of
Welch. was fatally injured.
Kansas City-Rolla J. GuerIn, aged
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

friends Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
the former. Among those present was
Mrs. R. c. Wight, of st. Paul
Mrs. Grace Maunsel has returned from
a two weeks stay In Duluth.
Mrs. George A. hammers and Mrs. F.
w. hammers are at home from trip
to Drummond, Wis.
Mrs. Frank Berry entertained the
Young Married Ladies' Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon.
Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. G. w Smith
surprised them Friday evening. the occa-
sion being the eighth anniversary of their
marriage.
Aaron Harper, of Cass Lake, Mimi,
spent part of the week with Saltwater
friends.
P. E. Burke Jr., associate judge of the
municipal court of this city, will be mar
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
WAR CLOUD DARK
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page.
Africa loaded with troops is now of daily
occurrence, but the departure Of the
steamer Kilgowan Castle from South
ampton last evening was an event, as
she is the largest transport ship in the
world, having more than 5000 soldiers on
board, with their kits and weapons, bal
looms, bridge pontoons. machine guns,
wagons and hundreds of tons Of other
military necessities. The vessel was
launched on the Clyde, in August last
and was taken over by the government
on Oct. 8, since which time 5000 men have
been at work day and night fitting her
out as a transport ship. She takes TWEEN
ty-nine officers and S27 men of the First
Welsh regiment, twenty nine officers and
961 men of the second Northumb erland
fusileers and thirty three officers and 425
men of various other regiments and
branches Of the service, and a mascot
goat, presented to the Welsh regiment by
her majesty, the queen.
SOME BRISK sKIRMIsHING
CAPE TOWN, Nov A delayed dis
patch from Buluwayo, dated Oct 20, an
nounces that in the event of reinforce
ments being needed, the volunteers would
be Immediately called.
A Fortula dispatch, dated Oct. &C. says
shots wre exchanged between Col. Plum
ers column and the Beers at Pontdrift
The British had one man wounded. The
enemys loss was unknown. A British
patrol, accommodating Pontdrift, Oct 81
captured five Beers It was then beliey-
ed the bulk Of the Boer army had retir-
ed from Fort Tuli going south and leav-
ing an outpost Two gunners were lost,
and it is feared they died of thirst. The
natives are searching for them.
Another British patrol, Oct. Is, stam-
peded a number of Boer horses, capturing
five. Col Plumer was still sending re-
connoitering parties up and down the
river, and there was little doubt the enc
my had retired
Spreckley's patrol exchanged a few
shots with the enemy Oct 29
Capts. White and Glynn, with thirty
nine men, accommodated Akopje at Pont-
drift. Capt. Glynn approached 1t on one
side and Capt. White on the other. The
enemy's loss was unknown. The Beers
fire wounded four of the British.
The natives say that two Beers were
killed in the sllirmish of Oct Is, at Fort
Tuli,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
PEACE OFFERINGS
Came i'm Ahead of the Cocktails and
the $50 OvercOat


Washington Post.
She received a large box full Of Amer
lean Beauty roses by messenga r from her
husband along toward 4 o'clock the other
afternoon.
James is absorbing Martini cocktails
again. she unused, shrewdly
Half an hour later another messenger
brought her five pounds Of expensive
candy from her husband.
James has ordered that $50 overcoat
he was talking about. but said he couldn't
afford she unused again.
Half an hour later wagon drew I'D
with florists name painted on the : des
thereof, and two handsome. full-grown
palms We're delivered at the door, marked
as coming from her husband.
"Olive branches preceding him." she
unused some more. He'll be home by
dark. q"
He was home by dark. He had b en-
absorbing Martins. He had ordered
the $50 overcoat. The prescience Of thu
modern married woman is sufficiently
awe-inspiring to persuade any man 10
raise his bonnet thereto.
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WOUNDED AT CAPE TOWN.
BritOnS Received With Patriotic
Songs, Beers I'm Silence.

CAPE TOWN. Nov. 2 delayed in
transmission).-A dispatch from Bulo-
wayo, dated Oct. q, says the Beers are
reported to be occupying Geragan. The
dispatch also says that all the mines in
Matabeland are being occupied. and that
no native labor is obtainable., The natives
report that the Beers are retiring in a
southerly direction.
The arrival of the British wounded from
Ladysmith, by way Of Durham, last night,
created scene Of popular enthusiasm on
the part of q large crowd that had as
sembled to witness the landing. AS the
poor fellows were brought ashore the
crowd cheered and sang Rule. Britain
MIA and God Save the Soldiers of the
Queen All Of the wounded men were
benefited by their voyage from Durham
and are doing well. A batch of Boer
wounded was landed this morning. No
demonstration. was made.
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ARE WELL TREATED.
British Prisoners at Pretoria Are
Heard From

CAPE TOWN, Nov. 2 delayed in trans
misslon).-A dispatch from Pretoria, I'M
der date Of Tuesday, says Col. Moellv
who commanded the British hussars cap
tured by the Beers, declined on being in
terViewed to give the details of the mis-
fortune, but praised the treatment he. and
his men had received at the hands of tho
Beers. The British prisoners were play-
ing football at the time their commander
was interviewed. The men and officers are
anxious to be exchanged,
Among the papers found at Dundee. ac
cording to the Pretoria dispatch, was a
congratulatory telegram from Lady Sy-
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SALTWATER SOCIETY.

Herman Froelich, of Duluth, spent a
part Of the week with friends in this city.
Mrs. w. 8. Tough has gone to Everett,
Wash, to reside. She was accompanied
by her son, James Hall, who expects to
make his future home in the West Mrs.
Hall will join her husband at a later date.
A. J. hammers has gone to Solway,
Mimi, where he expects to spend a
month or more looking after his logging
interests.
Davis entertained number of their lady
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| the impossibility of European interior
| ence when America took not only the
West Indies, but also the Philippine
Asatio possessions of Spain, are suf-
ficient reasons for a much larger German
| navy"
The article is of special interest because
it was inspired and seems to be an adj
mission of what official Germany has all
along denied: The existence of a strong
desire to Interfere with the United
States last year. and with Great Britain
this year, which was only curbed by
the potent consideration that Germany
did not have navy large enough to car
ry out her desire.
BRITISH REVERSES.
The news of the British reverses and
losses have been received in Germany
with less demonstrations of joy than
might have been expected from previous
expressions. The mistakes and short
comings of the British preparations are
pointed out with much vigor by the
press strategists and military writer's,
but the other newspapers comment on
the weeks events fairly. The Frank
fort Zeltung discusses Anglo-German pol
tiles editorially, saying:
England, If successful, will have to
thank Germany's neutrality for 1t, as it
was the only thing which prevented Rus
STA and France from interfering. An
understanding between Germany and
England Is possible on number of iso-
lated questions, but no alliance. 1t was
possible to go with England only so far
as our friendly relations with Russia
are not disturbed thereby
The lingo and entire Agrarian press ara
still inimical to England.
The Duetsche Zeitung, commenting
upon the emperor's telegram to the Brit
ish dragon regiment, of which he is
honorary colonel, and the Samoan nego-
tiations, says:
eve stand in the presence OF a total
political collapse Of the German en-
pire."
''The Tages zeitung and other lingo
papers suggest an illumination in honor
Of the Boer successes. The Stats
burger Zeitung declares the emperor is
directly opposing the aims and convic-
tions Of the great majority of the Ger
man people. They are following at
tentively the political developments in
the United States. The semi-official
Post expresses editorially the hope that
the ''antt-imperialist movement will lead
to the defeat Of President Mckinley"
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DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Madrid-Mojados, a town eighteen miles
from Valladolid, was greatly damaged
yesterday by q waterspout. Fortunately
no lives were lost
London-The marquis Of Dufferin and
Ava has been elected lord rector of Edin-
burgh university over H. H. Asquith for
mer secretary Of state for the home de-
partment
West Plains. Mo.-At Mountain View.
twenty-five miles east of here, Avery
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ried at New Orleans Nov IA to Miss
Katherine Gibbons.
Mr. and Mrs, John Freligh will cele-
brate their golden wedding at knights Of
Pythias hall next Wednesday evening.
w. E. Cowles, Of ST. Peter, spent last
Sunday with friends in this city.