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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
shnwnectown Threatened.

ShawncctOwu. H.. March lO.-Thc
city i threatened with another flood
similar To the one that almost swept the
town away year ago. The residents
are moving out as rapidly a. possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
SCALE is AGREED TO.
Joint Convention of Operators and Miners
Adjourns at Springfield.

Springfield. Ill. March 10.-The
convention of the coal operators and
miners concluded this morning with
the adoption of the agreement and
scale reported 10y the Joint committee.
IL ratifics the Pittsburg agreement to
remain in effect till March 81. 1900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10

Chicago, March lO.-The stove manu-
facturers VINO met at the Auditorium
hotel yesterday declared upon adjourn
ing that owing to the increase in prices
Of raw material they We're compelled
to advance prices 10 per cent. 1t was
tacitIy agreed also that still further ad-
vances will be made in the near future.
The 10 per cent. increase will take place
at once. and the second within sixty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10

Not one child dies where ten
formerly died from Group. People
have learned the value Of one Minute
Cough Cure and use l. for severe luug
and throat troubles. l. Immediately
stops coughing. II never fails. For
sale by L II. Thomas. \. j. Reiss and
NJ. +. Bahnsen, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
Diver rDnnnIdson Dead.

Donaldson. the diver who fractured
his skull in the dive into the sand at
Madison Square garden Wednesday.
died today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
Thre,hine Machine Combine.

Marion. Ind, March 1C.-The directors
Of the Marion Manufacturing company
at u meeting here decided to s2l tha
concern to the new thTeshinE machine
combination, now being organized in
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
GROCERY STORE ROBBED.
Rich Haul Made Last Night at w. \.
Etleb's.

grocery of w. A. Ehleb OH Twentieth
street last night, getting away with
cigars, canned goods. tobacco. etc,
amounting in money to about 800.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
Killed Wife and SeIf.

Chicago, March 1O.-Jealously
caused James Medgram TO shoot his
wife and send bullet through his
own head. Medgram may recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
The Grip Cure That Does Cure

Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces la
grippe. The genuine has l.. B. q. on
each tablet. % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
saloon Licenses EXEMPT.

Chicago, March 1O--The state court
decision today rendered j. in effect
that it is not necessary To ailiN the war
stamp on saloon licenses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
Drnamite Cnrtridcc. tTcr, En,,cs.

Paris, March 10-The GauIois says
the dynamite cartridges found near the
Toulon arsenal We're placed there as a
practical joke and adds that they con
tainod q HARMLESS Blasting poMder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10

The words of praise bestowed upon
Hoods SarsaparIlla 10y those who have
taken it prove the merit of the medi-
cine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10

A very aggravated case of catarrh
has been entirely cured for me by TAX
inc .Orangeine' a. directed -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10
Prices of Stoves VIII Advance.

lowed tie little brother in the room tc
play with his sister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-10


"best malt I" is known TO the trade as
The Best" Tonic-Pabst Malt Extract.
1t is a long time since first came into
the knowledge of this excellent brand of
malt, and it will be an equally long time
if live) before will give it up for any
other. / believe in The Best" Tonic
as being the best; no punning being in
tended 1t is not acrid or sour, as too
many OF the brands are. Ii "sets" well
on the stomach in weak ladies who re-
ject the ordinary malts. 1t keeps wei
also. which is an item of moment 1t Is
economical in cost, and is pleasant in
taste Such characteristics ought to
make doctors try it. if you don't already
know its merits, and such of my readers
as have not vet invested in It would do
well to find out for themselves what IT
really is. anc / am sure that they viii
not be disappointed when they do"
What this Philadelphia doctor has
said is an cid story with those who are
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02

ton OF our Authorized Version.
For more than two and a half
centuries this book has been the
source Of comfort and JOY as men
have been taught the revelation
OF God. The cadences OF its se-
lected phrases will forever remain
sweet. More than any other force
has it influenced the English Lam
guage. The times were peculiar
ly we'll adapted for the production
OF masterpiece OF the transla-
tors powers.
vi. THE REVISED VERSION.
The advance in scholarship
during the present century in
respect to knowledge OF the an
cient languages, customs, the
contribution Of oriental research,
the growth OF the English lam
guage seemed to indicate the need
of a revised version. On Feb.
10, 1870 the Upper House OF the
Convocation OF Canterbury adopt
ed a resolution looking toward q
revision. Measures were effect
ed for the prosecution OF this
work. In 1880 there were fifty
two revisers. All denominations
were represented by eminent
scholars. The Lody was divided
into two companies, the commit
tees on the Old and the New Tes-
taments. In 1871 the American
Committee was organized to ren-
der assistance to the English
body. The revision In it's various
steps was sent to America foI
suggestions. Elaborate rules
governed the workers and the re
suit is monument to moderr
scholarship. The New Testamen
was finished in 1881, and the Ole
in 1885.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02

taking a meal at the hospitable
board of DR.. r. K. Prewitt, who
was not very much disappointed
in the result of the recent cleo.
ton. He is ardently in favor Of
a new Capitol. j. l.. p.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02
PASTORS RELATION TO S..
ESSAY READ BEFORE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Ladies and Gentlemen: While
it is our duty to comply with the
wishes of our friends, and while
it is very hard for US to comply
with their wishes, our relation tc
the Sunday school should compel
us to do our full duty.
Relations grow out of circum-
stances. Circumstances vary with
time and place. Ones relations
may be very different toward a
given person or movement as
circumstances change. The Civ
en- thing TO which he is related
may change its condition. On
the other hand, ones own situ-
alton may change entirely. A
man worth a thousand dollars
today, may be due the Lord a
good round sum. Next week
providence may sweep away all
he has. Then he will be due
little or nothing, as to money
till he begins to be prospered OF
the Lord. Again, his opportu-
nifty may be such today as to
make him due more than he was
last week, because providence
has changed his relations to the
given cause or movement. A
pastor 8 relation to his Sunday
school will depend on such rela- :
tions as grow out OF the condi-
tions existing in each case.
Where he has competent workers
consecrated to the Lord 8 cause,
he would generally do wise
thing to leave it to them, acting
only as an advisory counsel when
called upon. His mission is to
preach the gospel and his powers
will find full play in looking after
his ministerial work as such.
Moreover, he may effectually
forestall the development Of mis-
members by taking on himself
the work they could and ought
to do. This, in turn, would less
en- the growth and influence oI
those members, and narrow the
work that might be done. The
bane Of churches today is that
pastors are expected TO do every
thing. The apostles said it was
not meet that they should leave
the gospel and serve tables.
They found it necessary to give
their time to prayer and preach
ing the gospel. Are preachers
OF the present day wiser than the
apostles that they should be ex-
pected Ito do more than the apos-
ties?
II Sunday school is doing
well without the PASTORS personal
attention, he would do a sensible
thing tosIeaye il in the hands OF
his members. Still, It will be q
matter OF appreciation and stim-
ulus, il he will show his interest
and appreciation by attendance,
occasionally. He may give spe-
cial stimulus by word Of en-
couragement, appreciation .oi
rI4-| <|
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02

Eminent lawyers entertain diff
ferent views on the result Of the
vote an The cn4 ati4Istianssl :. -. q ;. = y
ments, some claiming that the
amendments were defeated, and
Others claiming that they were
adopted. The matter viii pro-
Sably be carried to the supreme
\ourt for settlement.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02
9SYATE CAPITAL NOTES.
NEW R. R. coMMIssIoNER-DEATH
OF MRS. HUMPHREYs-AMEs ADJ
MINISTRATIoN.
Davis Monument-The Missis-
sippi Room"-A Growing Town
Other Items of-Interest.
Correspondence Magnolia Gazette )

'
Gov. McLaurin, on 21st, ap-
pointed j. G. Kincannon rail-
road commissioner, to succeed
Capt. j. j. Evans. Mr., Kincan-
ncn. was elected to the office for
the next four years.
The Penitentiary Board of Con-
troll will recommend the purchase
of twelve to fifteen thousand
acres of land for a state convict
farm, instead of the expensive
and unsatisfactory plan of leas-
ing smaller ones.
The Tishomingo Savings Insti-
tuition received a healthy deposit
recently from the firm ofPhillips,
Hinds,s & Co.. Booneville-just
S44 496. .59--the largest single de-
posit since. the bank was estab-
lished in 1867.
Cotton raisers should be the
most liberal subscribers to cotton
mills. The less of the product
for export, the greater will be the
price.
Crystal Springs is moving for
a S100, 900 cotton factory. And
it is move in the right direction.
A match factory and pants
factory are to be added to the in
dustries of Vicksburg.
DR.. Mitchell, superintendent
State Lunatic Asylum, wants the
name of the institution changed
to Estate Hospital.
The Penitentiary farms at Oak
ly, in Kinds and in Rankin coun-
ty. are better for stock than cot
ton raising. There are now 220
head of cattle on the Oakley
farm and 100 head on the Rankin
farm.
The appraised valuation of the
A. & M. College property is
S270, 695. 98.
Miss Cecile Cullen, a pretty
young lady. in her eighteenth
year, shot herself through the
heart at her home in jackson. on
the morning of 18th.
William Barksdale Chatter
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy was organized ct the In
dustrial Institute and College. on
10Th, with membership Of 248,
the largest in the state. 1t was
organizbd by Mrs. Lizzie George
Henderson, of Greenwood, who
stopped over for that purpose on
her return from Richmond. Miss
Anna Abbott, of Natchez, is
president; Misses Kate Clisby, oil
West Point. and Martha Eckford,
of Aberdeen, presidents.
Mrs. Mildred Humphreys, wife
of Ex- Governor Benjamin G..
Humphreys, died at Greenwood
on the night of 10th inst. She
was daughter of the late Judge
Maury, of Claiborne. She was
one of the most lovable OF heI
sex, and her death will be widely
mourned. She was buried in
Port Gibson, beside her distin-
guished husband, who died ir
December, 1882.
Prof. James w. Garner, ol
the Bradley Polytechnic Insti-
tute, Peoria, Illinois, is preparing
an exhaustive review nf the ad.
ministration of General Adelber
Ames, as Governor of Mississip
pi. He has made liberal requisi.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02

The thirteenth annual session
Of the North Mississippi Confer
enee is in session this week in
Greenwood, Bishop Gambler pre-
siding Rev. J W. Lewis, OF
Corinth, was elected secretary.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-12-02

The Fifty sixth session Of con-.
gress will convene Mohday-in
Nashikkte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

beI6reibung uno orittens in Der ge=
i6reibung b%eIonOerer Sennieiben. Die
G%r9ebniIle oieIer orei 2lrten bon Be-
obd6tungen meroen auf elmer Slgnale=
mentstarte unter entipre6enoen Hubri,
ten nptirt. gu ben &Orpermeiiungen,
Die mad Der in Der SignGlementaturte
ange9ebencn &eibeniplge ppriunebmeu
iino, oienen beiiimmte Mebappdrate /;
Die GeI6reibungen bin9e9en 9ei6eben
leoigli6 our6 3ubilfenabme bon Wor=
ten.
I'm oieie geidreibun9en allen mog=
liden 6ormen unD 6arben anSupaiien,
tbeilt gertillOn sum geiipiel Die 9lugen
mad 6arbe Der Sris in iieben Gruppen
Elm Die 6orm Der Naie unteri6eipet
er na6 oreifaber &ibtun9: gaiis.
8ilfen uno g8ur;el; Die Stirn miro
bei6rieben in geSug auf S0be. Neigung
uno Sreite.
Die grDbte Nufmertiamteit penoet
Sertillon ben Sbren 81. Na6 feline,
gni6auung 1T an Der Photographic
nidts 10 pibtiges ,uie Die Sorm Dee
Sbrs ais ~oesjenigen Organs, oas i'm
Gegenlub gu allen anoeren Sr9aneu
pom &inoes= bis gum 6reiienalter ieine
elgenartige @elialt ni6t dnoert. Gabe,
aud Die Gufnabme oes Yrpiilbiloes
neben Dem 8.ii6tsbilo aui Dem Sie-
nalement. Sic g8i6tigteit oes Cbra
tenn6ei6net AUDI Der llmiiuno, oab bel
oieiem auf Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6
&ubriten ausSufiillen finb.
Bon grOBter Wi6tigteit bel Der Soen.
Irritation 1T es nun, oab man in tiir.
setter 3eit uilo nit boil lidnoi0er Slider.
belt oas gelu6te Signalement berarls.
finoen ooer aber iein Ni6tporbanoeniein
feitiiellen Tam. SaSu lit aber cine
&e8iliratur nOtbpenois, Die, bel Der
unmaiIe Der fid anbduienoen @erbre-
derfarten, ais cine Der grOBten S6tpie.
rtgtetten eri6iell, ebe Sertillon 3u9leif
nit ieinem 0ermeiiungsipitem aud
ieine neutrality-suspicious. einiiibrte.
SieIelbe 1T geraoe3u bon iiberral6enDer
Ginfa6beit, lie ermOglidt cine i6nells
ueberii6t uno cine lei1te Srientirun0.
gertillOn madt porerli 3tpei @btbeiluns
gen: Wdnner uno Jrauen. gpn jeoer
Ibtbeilun9 i6eioet er oann bic Snoi,
piouen unter 81 Sabren aus, ba oieie
nod I'M Wa6ien begriifen uno leoislid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

9ridentanal iiber bic Stspsr bet Often.
feds 6abr3eusen &aum bieteno. erbaui
tuoroen iino. Sn oieien Sdien tueroen
in eriter 9inie fur ben Srtspertebr
tau9li9e fla6e 2dbne p%ertebren, pdb-
rsno Der @roBpertebr our6 gertumi8e
siierne S6iffe psrmittelt wiro, Die gu
nebrersn hintereinanoer bon COOPER
siSen Sdruubenoampiern 9el6leppt
en-.
@i W~edtngbopen, BON no cine
ltl iirefe In Qdnge BON runo Z Utei'
t ii5 In iiowefiliaer Ri6tung iiber
nri3enburg nud Serne abspeist, um
rousii6tli9 fpdter bis in ben &bein
Hletibrt gu tueroen, betrdst Der Ib'
oes 9anals 46 Sub. "a ous
mum Der ourd S1leuien iibers
lren 66be 20 Sub betrdst, wuroe
NJ b fran,ofiidem uno bel9iidem
1urg' IN fo9enanntes S6ifisbebepert
"Isslt ltst, bas sesenpdrtig bas
tsse liner art In unb In feiner ted
rqsn Y olltommenbeit ais Elm 9riumpb
fs'l9sy Jnssnisursiuna betradtet tper.
t Hf e4iife fatrsn bier un.
r~ssSot N sM orpkes. hon flpen for
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

ten Observation-Disclosures ~getr09encs,
pdiIcroi6t periblJeBbdre3 c~iiernes BAL
lin, has mittellt bpOrdulil1er Strait
BON enem NiOeUu gum auoeren heruuf=
9ebotcu poer hinab9elUlitn wiro. Qlu
oieie,l RieIenmert muroe Uicr Sabre ge=
arbeitct. Die 0urdialeuiun9 zines
Sdiiies oauert etipn 20 Mjnutcu, 10
oaB oas Sebtuert tdglid 30 bis 80 gro
Bere Stiiie beludltlgen fam.
Son oie'er Station aus Wcnoet lid
Der &anal i'm rehteu g9iutel aus Der
bisberigen noropeltlibeu in Die noro=
0'tli6e 9%auptribtun9 uno ilber'drcitet
mittelIt grpbartig angelegter &rutcn=
tundle in Der Ndbe Der Stuot Glen Die
Sippe uno Die Stemer. 0inter Wtijnltcr
iieigt er iiber cine Heibe BON S6leuien
btnab-oie 9anSe Sanallinie 3Gblt 20
S6leuIen-iolg Damn Dem &Oufe Der
GINS uno res ulten Gm5=Guuuls uuo
ninmt iblieBli6 bel SloerIum, nm
Dem gei0brliAen @ellen'hlag otr Dor!
breiten Wllnoung ausSumeibeu, ietnen
nur nod turjen g8eg am rcdtcn lier
oes 6luiIes bis gu ben neuen 9afen=
anlagen BON emoeu.
Nebenbei bemertt fiibren iiber oer
aanal aui ieiner geiammten Strede ie6s
Giienbubnen uno lbs gSe9e leoer Nrt.
Gen Sauptpertebr auf DEM aanei
oermittelt Die ygHeffdliide=S transport
gttiengeielli6ait," oeren SIP In Sort-
muno 1T, uno Die aud Die idnmtliten
Inld9en oes Gmoener Safens pom
preubii6en Staate auf ssbn Sabre &C.
pa9tet bat.
3u ben Ginfubrartiteln, Die iiber Den
Sortmuno=Gms=aanal in ben nieoer=
rbeinii6 : meitfdliiden Snouitriebesirt
9ebra6t ueroen, gebOren Dor Nllem
giiener3e, 8ruben= uno Nubbolser aus
S6meoen, @etreioe uno Wliblenfabriz
fate aus oeuti6en 0ltlihen Y~rppinseu
uno &olCnialmddren. Non Den nett
iGliihen s. oultrieorten meroen bnupt=
iGhli6 3oblen uno GrSeugniiie Der ge-
iammten G~ileniuouitrie Sur NOlOiee be-
iOroert Deroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
1(rhrrltHrt.

Ser SGnoler 3in'.les bat BON benz
SGusler 8pttlieb S~arenSipiel cine 6or.
oerung einSutreiben, al oeren 9efrie=
oi9ung er abcr ourdous nift gelan9en
tann-oenn Der S6uloner bat nidts
Yfdnob0res. SnsbeiOneere tann ibm
feline feilte Sub, Die Dem GlGubi9er iebr
In Die gugen Iti6t, ri6t 9enommen
ireroen; oenn Elm Mil6tbier lit un=
~pfdnobar. ga entihliebt lid 3inieles
i6neren SerSens gu einem Spier, UNI
nit Git gu leincm @elo gu gelaneen.
gr fault nm Is W}urt cine iette 3ie0e,
treibt lie gu S0renSipfel uno bietet lie
oieicm I'M 5 Wart gum &aufe an.
Ser 0Guslcr 9ebt wioiort aui ben Sanoel
Elm, bleibt aber Den Sauipreis i6uloig.
SrOgcem Siebt Der gambler i6munselno
ab, UNI am ndditen Sage nit benz Ge=
ridtsoOllaieber nieoerSutommen. Ser
8erittsoollSieber," Iddelt er, mn
pIGnon e mer 9iitiQit oas 9iibl! =
Bit id0n, " meint 9arenSipiel reipett.
poll, ooas miro net 9eb'n: Sin Mil6=
tbicr 1T freil~-,gDie baibtP" ruft
3iniele unmutbig, .Sbr babt ia not
bic 3iege !"-rNa,~ iagt Der Sdusler
lno i6munSelt nun ieinerieits, Die
baben mir g~eitern 9ei6lahtet-io a
billig's Gleiiderl triegt llniereins net
iobaIo wieoer!" Seim @b3us ld9slte
2inieles ni6t mebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

II Brett CUR NteHung Der S6rpergr6be.-E
Yiabeintbstlung CUR Dieiiuug Der Spann
iueite.-B grett.-E Youf ,lir abnabm,
Der Sieb6bs.-Q Der redtmintlige Sfie
bert Sin Sheuel ,ur Meiuna Der Euf
ldnge.-M 9aS bobe Siihgeltea ,nr ab
nabn1f Der Sorosrarmliuge.-P Sanogriii
mad Der 8ei6aifenbeit oes Obrs einsu.
tbeilen 'ino.
ollie iibrigen Sarten iperoen mad Der
&0rpermaBen gei6ieoen. 3uerit tbeil,
er Die GOpilInge in orei glbtteilun9en,
BON oenen jeoe mad Der Gopfbreite pie.
Der in orei Ibtbeilungen 3erlegt wiro.
Seoe oieier neun @btbeilunsen mirr
bann mad Der Witteliingerldnge, be,
SuBldnse, Der YOroerarmldnae, be,
G0rpergr0be, Der 2dnge oes tleinen
Ninaers, Der Sarbe Der Sris, i6lieBliG
na6 Der 2arse oes Cpres IN rpelteIe
unterabtbeilungen Serle9t. Die peri6ie.
benen 8ruppen meroen in pfiene 4ar,
tons selest, bic iih in einem Geltell an
Der Wano auigeitittet finoen. @enn
mir na9 elmer bsitimmten 9arte iu6en,
10 tpenben mir uns 5uerit OIL bic &opf=
ange-@btbeilungen uno Seben oann
nod chamber gu ben meiteren Inter
abtbeilunsen. 60 selan9en mir gu benz
lebten padet, bas bas aeiu6te Signales
n,ent entbalten mus, luenn bic perbaf-
tete perion i9on pOrber betraft uno
worben 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

n0tbi9en Wtittel sum @ctruge ppn
SO, 0O0, 900. Garter erbiclt Die Nui.
ii6t iiber Die Irbeiten. Surd ~nllerlei
faule Wadinatipnen, Die bes ScIteren
beldrieben woroen limb uno uuf oeren
WieoerGufSablung mir aus oieiem
Grunoe ppDl psrSi6tsn %tonnsn, puBts
Garter BON Dem 8eloe feline Saiden
uno oleienigen begiinlti9ter Sallunters
nebmer gu iillen. Carriers Nntbeil an
Der geute miro ALIEN auf $500, 600
gei6dBt. Sus Mertwiiroielte an be,
Sadie lit nur, oaB Der Wann Iein Srei,
ben iiber sebn Sabre ungeliOrt iortieben
tpnnte. Oils oas ~aus9epprfene Gelo
berbrau6t mar, pubte er lid audi mod
ben Polien zines Wilitdratta6es Der
ameritanii3en goti6ait in Gpnoon gu
ii6ern, na6Oem er in 1890 cine Sohter
oes Wtultimillion1rs &aeiitptt in Ner
Uprt 9ebeiratbet. gei ieiner Riitteh,
BON Sonoon in 1897 muroe Garter Del
&ommiiiiOn CUR llnteriu6ung oea
Nicaraguatanol prOiettes 3u9etbeilt.
Sn feline Stelle in Sapannab aber mar
in3tpii6en 9apitdn Gillette getreter,
Der &lagen ilber Garter erbob. IS
tpuroe Elm llnteriu6un9s= uno Damn
Elm &riegs9eri6t eingeiebt, oas Garter,
ME geIa9t, fiir i6uloig beiano uno i'm
gu 3u6tbausItrafe perurtbeilte. prdii.
bent Wc&inleD aber lieB Die betreiienoen
Sotumente ourd ORIGINATOR Gomunoa
uno 6eneralanmalt grig9s elmer 9ur6.
iiAt unter3ieben uno eriu6te aud nod
anoere Wdnner UNI 8atb. SIM Sttober
1898 g~elanaten Die llrtunocn in Die
Sdnoe oes prGIiocnten, Der bis jebt
nod feline Gntideioung gttrOffen, 10
oab lid Der Seirauount nod beute Der
9oloenen 6reibeit ~erireut. Ger sail lit
minoeliens elm bemertenspertber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Aapitdn Garter.
Gin widtiser, alerIei @eoenfen ipadbrntenees
0%riminaIiau in mnierem NiIitartpefen.

Gin mertmiirpiges 3uinmmentrcIien
1T cs 9ciriB, oab gu elmer ,3eit, IN melz
der Der SrepfubproSeb ni6t rur III
6rantrei6, Ionoern IN Der 9ultSen 9e=
biloetcn 90elt oas 9r0bte Nuf'eben err
re9t, Sruntrci6s 9rOBe S6melter=
republit oieslelts oes Sseans IN Dem
Gdrterfull ebenfalls eincn NrmeeItanodl
81 perSeihnen bat, Der, elmer Der lGng=
ten le in Der Seeresperlualtun9 Sntel
Sans perieitnctcn, nit Der SreDfub=
aiIaire mod iul0itrn McbnltdtcIt beIigt,
ais aud in lDml, mie IN Der Nngelegen=
belt oes ungliitli6en @eiangenen BON
Der Seuielsinicl, augeni6einli6 ge=
beinle, fir rem Ydien unii6tbure Yi06te
mirten. Scit u Sabrcn pon elnem
&ric9sgeri6te oes &ctruges al Der BE
9ierun9 in 0Dbe bon iiber 81, OOO, 900
iiberiilbrt uno p%erurtbeilt, bat SapitGn
6arier bis belte feline Struie nod ni6t
angetreten bin9egen beSiebt cr mad ME
Dor ieinen Sob, er betlcl0et iClnen Stang
mod uno perrihtet teinerlci Gicnlte.
Sic getriigercieu bate &apitGn
Gberlin ". Garter, Elm SbiOcr aino,
ais NuIiidt iibrenocr @iliain9cnieur
oCs Saicn3 BON Saponnnb Ga, per=
iibt, auf wel6en NOlten cr in 1882 be-
ruien murOe, nu6oem CT III 1876 ouf
Der G~uoetteni6ule gu g8Cit Yoint, u.
y, Qrdouirt uno Die bette 6cniur, Die
je ein oortigCr Nbiturient u~uiiumciien.
erlNngt bate. 9lu6 iein &atrN9m mar
wGbreno ieiner oorti9en S6ul3cit Elm
uurntcrbrOben m~ultNbOites, 10 oaB er
Dem Sngen'elrtorps su9ctbcilt muroe.
GrnGGnt lei, oUB ais Ciii5lcre Oicicr
Sruppe uur Die beiten SaoettCn auaQc=
tuQblt meroeu.
Sn iciner Stelle ais Sngtnieur=
2liiiltent in Suoanuub entwdrf Garter
einen @lan sur @erbeiierung ocs oor=
ti9cu 0aicns. Ser YlGu nurot an9e=
nommcn, unO Der &OngreB pcrmilligte
Die iiir Die @usiubrung oes FrOjettes
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Die Gnli(rum-
eeid,tHnn m%abri6einIidb wieoer Die iirfa de
oerieIbeu.

@enn Die llrIa6e Der iiir6terliden
&ataltropbe in Gbicagp, Der 3uiammen=
iturS oes eiiernen @osengemolbes oes
i'm Sau besriifenen rGOliieums," aus
ben lid tpioeripre6enoen Melouneen
aud nod nidt genau eriidtlid 1T, 10
ideint bod oas cine bereits ieiipitsbsn,
baB wieoerum, pie leioer i6on 10 oft
bel oerarti9eu unQliitsfdllen, Wangel
an Goriidt uno 8rinolid.eit binIidt=
LID oes Stuoiums Der 8orbeoinsunsen
cine &olle geipielt baben. Die Mebr=
sabl Der Nnii6ten sebt ndmli6 oabin,
bab Der Sano i'm 6unonmente unter
benz auf linn lalienoen toloiidlen Gje=
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Grand Pacific Hotel
Sde pon u. Npc. UNI. Stra6e.
ct. 6Iouo. Niun.

Bur Get0Ii9en Nadriht bab i'd sbiges
6otel, zines Der ~alteiten uub belt betann.
In SoteIs in Ger Staot. alter Sdofers
TioB) ltbernemmer bobe, nit benz audi
gut einGerlbtete Stollun9tn p~etbunbeu
'tno. Geeen CUTE unb prcmpte geoie.
nuns nno nit Der 3uiiterurg, iebem
annom mein 6etel in Iecer 6iniiGt III
etnem anGenebmen 6eim III eeiiolten, EN-,
rreblt nd beltens einem geebrteu 4ubIi.
Inn pen rah uno fern
2273mts Sobn Aauimann.