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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29

discovered and reported
"The weather looked little squally.
aud II seemed better to be inside the
Hook than outside. hut the considera-
tion that really decided us to come into
port was to give Captain Lamberton u
chance to clean up the ship before our
voyage up the harbor. Captain Lam
berton and are very proud Of the
olympia, aud we wanted enough time
az our anchorage to rub her down aud
to make her look spick and span
The admiral's whole presence Is
OF man in his fullest powers. His
manner Is gentle aud kind, but he Is
exceedingly wary aud did not permit
himself TO wander oil into politics or to
express those positive views he no
doubt holds about the Philippines and
American affairs there His attention
was brought to interviews Ia which he
is described as going rather fully into
the affairs Of the Filipinos and their
capacity FOR sclf.governmcnt
II cannot stand for any interviews
giving my opinions on political sub
jects and the Philippines | disown
any views ascribed 70 me on those sub
jects.'
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BRITISH ULTIMATUM.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH TRANS
WAL DECLARED OFF.


London. Sept a7.-Thc officials Of
the foreign office have given out the
text Of the letter Of the secretary OF
state for the colonies, MIR. Chamber
lain, to the British high commissioner
Ia Africa, Sir Alfred Miner. dated
September 20.
The british reply expresses regret
that her majcsty's offer number o Of
September S, had been refused, aud
says
The object her mnjesty's govern
mcnt had In view In the recent ncro-
tions has been stated Ia manner
which can not admit Of mlsapprchca-
sion, viz, To obtain immediate repre-
scntation for the Ouilandcrs M will
enable them TO secure FOR themselves
that fair and just treatment which
was formally promised them In ISL
aud which her majesty Intended to
secure for them when She granted
privileges Of self government TO the
Transyaal. No conditions less com
prchcnsiye than those contained In
the telegram Of September can be
relied upon to effect this object
The refusal OF the South African
government to entertain the offer thus
made. coming as It does after four
months Of protracted negotiations,ends
five years Of extended agitation and
makes II useless to further pursue the
discussion on the lines hitherto fol-
lowed and the imperial government h
compelled to consider the situation
afresh and formulate itsown proposals
for final settlement Of the issues
which have been created In South
Africa by the policy constantly fol-
lowed for many years by the govern
ment Of South Africa.
Mr. Chamberlain concludes by say
ing the demands Of Britain are just
and that charges and insinuntions OF
breach Of faith can not be passed over
[ In silence.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
DEWEY ARRIVES HOME.
Surprised at Preparations for His Reception
and Talks Interestingly About It.

New York. Sept g. Admiral Dewey
Ia again In his native country, after an
absence OF twenty.three months. and
the Olympia Is anchored of Sandy
Hook The olympia arrived two days
earlier than was expected aud was
sighted outside the entrance To New
York hnrbor Tuesday morning Just
after daylight aud Immediately con.
Quoted into the harbor, where a perfect
stream OF notable visitor, called dur
Ing the day.
A reporter called upon the admiral.
bringing him copic, of special editions
giving an outline Of the proposed re-.
ccption In his cabin. Uttered by illus.
trated Dewey editions which made
hundreds Of pages la black aud white
and colors, all concerning the admiral
and the preparations to receive him
Dewey said.
1T almost saddons the 10 see what
my people are doing for me, The pride
aud qualification is immense and can
not express the appreciation I feel. /
did not know, did not really perceive
until thi, morning the splendid vel.
come that my countrymcn are giving
me. The governors ~ many states are
coming to see me, aud troops from
Florida, Georgia and other far away
states are on their way to take part In
receiving me
The admiral stroked the hair Of q
tAwney-haircd dog, the Chow dog 81 a
Chinese breed that appears In the illus
tratcd interviews with the admiral
"Bob here" he said, lis not we'll
lie ycarns to be- ashore lie is sick to
get little grass and sonmper around.
l feel u good deal that way myself /
am mighty glad 10 get home. IL Is not
good for man any more than dog To
live on shipboard FOR twenty.thrcc
months
The admiral said he felt tired, hut
he did not look 40. Ills complexion is
a clear bronze, his hazel eyes bright,
his bearing brisk and rather iauuty
Some deep lines are under his eyes aud
around his mouth, but his voice is sim
gularly clear and pleasant
Abiding TO his arrival two days
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ahead Of time, he said;
II am sorry that am ahead OF
schedule. The olympia has been steam
ing along at the uniform rate OF ten
knots an hour since we left Gibraltar
Several days ago we knew that we
would arrive before Thursday unless
we moderated our speed or vent some
where out Of orr course.
Captain Lnmberton aud Lieutenant
l.rumby aud I held q consultation. The
propriety OF running into Hampton
Roads, or some other portinth south
was spoken Of, but we concluded that
we ought not to touch land first any.
whore except at New York. Il was
suggested that we cruise some distance
outside New York until Thursday, bat
we knew that n we did we would be
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rather. those people who are behind
Aguinaldo. who. a. ! said before, is a
mere tool
81 thought that this thing In the
Philippines would be over long before
this. I cannot imagine how they have
stood out until now. ~ course, there
was the rainy season and ! suppose
little was done. One great trouble
out there has been that General Otis
has tried to do too much told him
10. lie wants TO be general, governor,
Judge aud everything else to have
hold OF all the rcins. 80 man can do
that This is the great trouble. II is
enough for a man To do one thing, to
be one thing, hut when o man tries TO
do everything and be everything, IL b.
easy to imagine the result
Il was suggested to the admiral that
Il would not be- such a change from the
ship Olympia TO the ship OF state.
Eyes, said the admiral. lit would
be- q very great change am not a
politician; I am a sailor My training
has been all that way. I am at home
ON board my ship know my bnsi'
ness, or At least should know IL, and I
do not want to mix up In the affairs
Of government. ann perfectly salts
fed to live and die a simple sailor, who
tries to do his duty. am not q poll.
tician, cannot make a speech even. !
wish could, but have to be content
with my lot"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
ENGLISH FRANTIC FOR WAR.
reacs Demonstration In London Broken up
by moh.

London. Sept. 96.--The attempts 10
hold a pro- Boer, anti-war demonstra-
tion In Trafalgar square, London, this
afternoon, resulted In a drastic failure
Thousands assembled, but not 10 sup
port the speakers. ON the contrary,
the crowd waved union Jacks and sang
the national anthem aud "Rule
britannia. like mighty invocaticus.
The speakers, who were quite inaudi-
BILE. were received with groans, de-
cayed apples and eggs, and other mis-
siles. There were cheers for Mr. Cham.
bcrlain, secretary Of state for the
colonies. and misses for President
Kruger Some soldiers who we're pres
ent were carried shoulder high Ny the
crowd.
There were several ugly PUSHES Tor
the platforms, which were surrounded
by opponents Of the demonstration,
who yelled dcrccly Finally the
mounted police were telcphoned for Ia
clear the square. Batons were freely
used, several persons were troddeu
upon by the horses, and thirty arrests
were made
The opponents Of the meeting finally
proposed resolutions in support Of the
governments policy. which were car
ried amid wild enthusiasm.
The list Of speakers included none Of
special influence. most Of them being
labor leaders or socialists, the mem.
bcrs Of the peace associations having
no opportunity TO address the crowd.
They were saluted with excavations az
soon rs they mounted the platform,
aud were obliged to stand, smiling
complaccntly. during the singing of
the national Mrs and the wild cheering
for Mr. Chamberlain. Their attempts
20 put their resolutions To vote wcrr
the mcrcsi dumb show.
The shouldcring OF soldier and n
marine their hands claspcd, Ia pro-
ccsslon around the square, provoked
frantic enthusiasm and was altogether
an impressive incident, the multitudes
bursting into the song, SOLDIERS Of
the Queen
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London, Sept eG.-The Transvaal
situation presents no new features,
Dispatches from Johannesburg this
morning report a complete dislocation
Of the Rand mining industry. The
exodus continues aud all the mines
are closing.
The Bloemfontain correspondent Of
the Manchester Guardian, pro-lioer
organ, says
both President Steyn gud MIR.
Fischer, lof the orange Free State ex-
ccutivel inform me that the volksraad
is absolutely unanimous that the two
republics should stand or fan together.
President Steyn said:
suppose we remained neutral and
the Trnnsvaal were conquered II Is
not likely we would long be per-
mitted to stand outside British con-
troll. Let rich gold mine be discov-
cred, and what would become OF us?'
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INSURGENTS CAPTURE A BOAT
Gunboat Urdaneia Iieachsd and Tier Grew
Captured or kiliod.

Manila. sept. e7.-lt is reported that
the insurgents have captured the Unit
ed States gunhnat urdnneta in the
Orani river ON the northwest side Of
Manila bay where she was patrolling.
one officer and nine Of her crew are
missing.
The United states gunboat Petrol
was sent to investigate, returned aud
reported that the urdaneta was
beached opposite the town Of orani on
the Orani river. She was burned and
the following guns with thcirammuni-
ton were captured: A one FOUNDER, one
Colts automatic gun, and one Norden-
felt twenty-five milimeter gun
The crew Of the urdaneta are pris.
oners or have been killed Further
details are lacking
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Florence. Colo, Sept 90 Six per-
sons were killed and I've badly injured
as the result Of collision near here
between a wcst.hound Phi!lips-Judson
excursion train aud an cnst-bound
freight train. The excursion train con-
sisted Of one day coach aud two Pull
man slecpcrs, containing about forty
passengers, most OF them enroutc from
Massachusetts to the Pacific coast. II
Is understpod the freight train had
orders TO take the sidetrAck at Reno,
but failed 10 do 80. All the trainmen
saved themselves by jumping. q. Sal
tar, manager Of the excursion. aud five
children were killed. A special with
physicians was soon ON the scene, aud
the injured were taken to Pueblo.
George j. JudlSins, who was travel
ing to his home In spokane, had the
misfortune to see all three Of his chill
dren killed, while he escaped with a
few bruises and scratches 10 add to
his sorrow, he was just returning to
his home after having buried his wife
In the east
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DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN.
Riot Begun at rerron Causes Martial La
to be atablishsd.

Ferroll, Spain, Sept 26.-Serious dis
turbanees took place here, when a mod
Of six hundred stoned the Catholic
club and town hall, smashing the win.
dows in both buildings. The municipal
guards charged the rioters, but were
rePulsed, eleven guards being injured,
AS well as many civilians. Finally a
squad OF mounted gems d'armes dis
persed the rioters. The authorities
have proclaimed the city under martial
law.
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VIcE-pRgsipeNT HOBART SICK.
May Not he Able To Preside over senate
This session.

New York, Sept 90. The Press says:
II is possible that President Hoo
bart may be unable to preside at the
next session of the United states SEN
ate. More than that, II is now recog-
ni1ed as a serious pre- liability chat no
will not DO in physical condition To
accept nomination as running-ma
OF President Mckinley In the next
campaign.
The disease from which Mr.. Hobart
suffers Is kidney trouble, not acute, but
OF form requiring absolute rest for n
long time. The sact has been known
TO his friends, but this is the first an
nouncement that his illness is 10 serious
as Ia threaten an actual withdrawal
frsm the duties OF his public position
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Vittle Taaa.

Sci ser in Ner nom bodrp. Nerrn
Mm. vanoe poitorlrten SCR; ,(eius
@emeinoe an I&flbnud,tetd1e crhobe:
men 6nilefle 'ir pus Srmlnor Der 81
o;eic oiuU ole lhone Smmc uon Sl65
i .-Nupdlt Nnlon Wlcthcn beiuuo
ii6 leeren ,S,eilOI III "r'hirten III
Ct. Glou> Nci riclcr Weleseubert
hotten mir Die Nbre, einen nlteu
T,euno III bcorilBtu. ocllcn Weleu
'ltnit uus elniQe rcht uu1cnrbmtn
SnunNeu brndlie. A,crr Nrtt6en 1T
era ont in lclncm SeuI'e, uno lpic III
Der Nthts0clebrtbtlt letn @n'n ;ls
0enomncu, 10 bat IN Den plcIen ,<lbren
Der, ftaris lelne GbrIlttett nI0t Sc
litten.
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Natfins.

0err Z. s.. H&arimdnm bcinno lid
lebte Mote in Observation-Disclosures
oenbeiieu III St. Nlouo. &on hort
reliie er nod Alhunu, no or irilber III
@eltdilen mar mo no er pon ,elncn
pielsn Nrennoen ber,lih mlllfommen
aebeiEsn wurpe Ser Nnton Hiioe'
lp. pelhel IN ieiner S%d9cmiIble i'm
lceten Minler ilber goo 900 NuR
Vrsiisr idais, bat lcine Wilble aber'
mails in @stritb aeieet nno llebt &c:
neisten Auiid0cn entSeSen. - Diem
iida in letter gSod)e belt Der bWllae
So,iteruercin ielne Sabrespe''amm
lung, In Der init ole altsn Veamien
ilr bae nsus Gereinsihbr b%eibebdltsn
wuiosn.- Nisr wo,sn bic @eiddits
In Der acknowledgements troe Der
i&li6tsn Wsss lthr gut. - S4la&t'
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ct. Nidolaa.

Ger 81. TeNmber 1T ter fiir,eite
9os uno folslid bic ldnsite Hiadt;
beehaib iino Die unoldubiacn 2bomoie
ben esuirn ON lisbitm; 10 oud bier
in 81. 0idolos. llnisr bodw. Viar
r,r b,ist 3bomas uno CT III nidt bloR
oeodtst iones,n aud scliebi. neil or
ieineu 9snidtm oils Sesliorser in be-
fer 6inlidt sercdt nib. M's Set
d,sn ,brsr qisbs bat bic @emeinee ibn
an ,,insm @omsnstoss nit Isbr id0'
men @edsnter bsba6t Der Wdnnsr'
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@ abenn. - Sobu Slonnsrp,
pslder felt 10 Sabrsn pom County
uni.rbolten piro unb bsmielben menia,
firms $4,000 e%sfoitet bot, lit @nionos
poriQer @oAs in Der Ndbe pom 6ep,tt
%ssltorben.
N.w q d nb.-9ns@ obn
buus bes Serrn &. &. albertlon
brannts lester Gag nit ldmmtlid,em
Snbult niebcr. Tas Seuer sntitanc
our6 cine pumpe, mslde Hetr albert.
ION fallen lief, oils err Elm. Srcppe
at'db sin9, uno Die infolge oeiicn or
'ploonte. Nrau @lbertlon Ipran9
bui6 Elm Ssniter aus benz ,weiter
Sirdluet uno tug siemlide @erleb
un9sn rapon. Der @erluit pom $4,000
TT our6 Geriiderun9 9eoedt.
Sal Nobe,u brei 0dns
isr0eulsrle in hem G'eld6ltspisrtel Der
Staot an Der &ermiuion StraBe lino
Wioniu9 irib niereroebrannt, uno Elm
Stocen pom etpa 5000. 600 lit on:
eslidltet moroeu. SuS NCuer, mel
''dee ouem Nuideiu nod pon boemiui9er
Suno un0elc0t woroen lit, bruh IN
Der SducicCmilble pon sc. Is. Vibbp
d so. Gus uno b,CitCte lid mi; gro
i, FER Shuclli0teit ouf tie benodbarten
@st6uoe aus, pa Elm l%torter Noros
nelmino IS NuI0dte. 2ie bitlige
Suamebr mbCitele nit NuibiOuno
olrr ih,er SrGiie, unb orf hao tCles
e,arbli6 0itolie 6r'utCn hes Ma.
uol tottc Ct. (Gul ciuCH She'll lclnCr
Q6id munnidnit sur Nillie Qelonrt,
neldc CUR : GmpIunQ eCr Tlommcr
nidt peniq bCitlug. Ger Sdoon "
UNI 10 umpiinelidcr, oils Tim mr. cin'
I perbdlinIbmdEiS serinSe Te'llderunl
fsesmibsr licbt.
@emibii. = Sie Office be-
@uot Iorttern GrprcB Gcmporl
wurte in ber Sicrito9 9iodi BON Sin
budern bcimgcirtt, uno Der eile,n
gelbldlon' mttele1 pnomii selpren9t
z. Gtmin Stder uno Geo. Goieon
pelde inter Vsrhodte pe,bafiet nor
ben parsn, 9eltonoen om Nrs'ial
Nbtnb bic 3bot ein. gls wciter
W~itbubsiliete iinb ON Sar lios fso'
6oob, meldsr onalbt, o fiille Nou'
Su itin, uno Elm jun9sr Wonn Na
msns Wonseaur in &ait SsnomineI
ipoiotn.
-@siunbbsit fir Sebn Gents. Gas
tarsts MAIDEN bic einsewsies u. Wis
rem natl,li6 arbsiien, 5erfiorsn bi
Wiuobsn, bsilsn aopfipsb, @autn
sranibeit unb ysritoptuns. Bel ails
dpoibsf'rm.
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Nus Der um9e9cue.
vllbanp.

0err Wart. Sinnoorf bat ben We
Ihditsplut pes [crrn Noum 9Sinter
in iulh oelhmadpoller @eile oetorirt.
toI nan iih beim Gintritt in finen
Neu Porter S}lulti9unasplas perlept
otuubt. - Nerr Nlt. Steil's @Clidl
oldn;t in @sbaoen uno 6reuoe. Wian
die ihIcben oas lcinem outen We.
lddite0unoe III, anoere uber mellen.
baB er lid binnen 6urSsm einen III Der
3ohonult bemanrerien ,Faltner" gu;
leaen miro. - Sait in alien Ndulern
Der Srtlhait lie0en Ginoer al ben
Walsrn e%rfrantt nitoer .-Oier waren
in lester Mohe Die @elhdite mebr
ais ;uirieoenitellcno. Gin @siddits
mann duRerte lid oabin, baB er MD I
piele FOLDER @oten mitmahen mods
te.-6err Nnor. MciB pom Narmer
Glepator bradte @eibnahten bel i,i
lien in Morton pobnenoen 6ltern III
Der in Sddier's Store ais 9doencie
ner anosiiellte Serr alb. &ur, DER
wsilte ilber @eihnattfn in Sol 'n9s
fcto, rnc 6ttr ,tron, Sssrmlltr per;
bratie Mcibnndten inter Dem "a:
d.. ieiasr in Mbits Gurtb anliiii9sr
Gltern.-Sn @enssl Niiher's Tami
lie mar eS inter Dem 2Seibnaftstnum
ooppelt un9eu,bm un9elitts erltilner
3rpillin0e, it oenen TIN Die Wattir
per mebrsrsn Mo6en bel6enfte.
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Wcw Wunih.

Die Sdrotmiible pcs l,erru Chr.
6umbsrt III tduilid, in Die l!,dnce Der
l>srrcn lp. Nouer mn Noiepb alts
mann ibergcGsn9en. ".
Subuar mir,dt ~ Neuinbr Dem
,Iortitern" elncn 9lcid e,rrcullden
3umod,o in lcinfml cram, wle in BEN
"A Gnoe sebenpen Sabre, Woiir mir
ibm berSll6 banten.
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I Seimricb 6IDpper. T..

Elrbe Der Wenih iih einsn Sters
I,tas mdblen tonnen. liderlib t0nnte
Or i'd fsinsn bsiieren unb fdone,en
niblen, oils ben @eibnodtstaa. an
uelhem @otteS Sobn CUR Grloiuna
Der ilncieeu Wenidbsit pom Simmel
aui Die Grbs berabhies- An rsnem,
S,ittaae lesnste @err 6stnriA Efons]
p,r, wdbrsho fur i'm bas srtesSSeib'I
nattSmebopier morsens 5 nbr ears
a,braht wuroe, beitens auf ben mn
p,rueiolihen Sang III bic Gpi9tsit
porbereitet, caS 3eitll6e. Der %ers-
itorbene par Dor nabcSu SO Sabrea
In Nannoper non ldlihten Gltcrn Se'
boren upo arrange Der 509er Sabre
fam er oils arbatlamer Wsann III Die
iss gano, in melhem sr our6 amer
mloliden NleiB bis III leinen lesten
QrtSlStaaeu elm erbanliMes Scllpiel
sab. Sn Dem esiten Sabreg albelI'le
Ell III Cincinnati, pom 100 er unit Oil
bercu in oen @eodnfen, Elm belleres
Sotttommen al Ilnoen, nah SieurnS
Gounip tdm, nod fur,em NuIentbalte
obrr pieoer III ieiner Suoeeaibett III
Cincinnati smilfttbrte, Calelblt per.
ehelitte er lid balo nai,ber NIT
leincr ibn ilberlebenoen @a,tlu, fam
Dor ctIpa 81 Subren pieoer nnd
, StCatnS County uuo g%riinoete 'einer
, Tumilie ieneS blelbenoe l,elm, no er
uut 70 uielen Sabren barter, Wlucr
orolieuer Arbeit lein miloeo \I>aupt iir
splgtn Hlbe nieocrle9te. Nie man
oe9 0Obin9rlhieocnen ro'ttcIen NleiB
aG0enein bepunoerte, 10 ebrte man
IN I'm Der 9uten Gi9euihuilcn gar
piclt. 9r mar ieiucr Wuttin EN-
treuer gebensiibrer. ieinen Nlnocun
Gin Woblmeineuoer Sater uno atutb
0sbtr; leiner &irhe par er Elm trcuer
NnbiuSer mo I'M usbri9en ein Wtunl,
Der nut leine ei9enen Me9e tannte uno
..belolgle, babel aber troB pes ub8e.
idloIenen @eienS i'll leinem lbm Ell
esusn @elen Der Witnelt cine 9erpll
ie 2l6tunS ab;wang. Ob c .SrpetfsI
bat Der CUTE alte Tater Shopper elmer
9uten 8ampi 9etdmpit, uno Die 'ol
den perbeiBene 8rone Der epi9en sc
listett miro ibm nah menldlihem Gr
msllen niht porentbulten blelben. Wtt
J Der botbetaSten Satin umlteben Jun
! Finoer trauerno cas @rab oes in oi,
giuisfsit a%bberuisnn &atsrs ndmlib
Wm. Stopper, Sermann oes yNoro
ftsrn", Sermann uno Soispb Stopper
Srau %. 0eilen, Eral ~. Wap, Saith
bes Henocieurs oes rNoro'tern"
Sm Namen Der Ointerbliebenen EN-
.piieblt leBterer ben ~ rIt%orbenen Den
anoidti9en @ebete uuer @laubtSel
unO belonoers m0dteer letne Nreunoe
( bic um Aliare beS &errn tb6tig limb
n berSlihIt 9ebeteu willen, Der SCelsn
7 rube ieines perltotbenen GaterS be
Der bl. Weiie seosnten gu mellen
Ssuts, 0onneritas, Worsfn iinoe
bic geeroisuna inter Den Nulpisiel
hes Ct, Soiepb WdnneruerFius, pcl
fen eifrisss Wtitgliep er leit Ieinen
geitebcn mar, mad ejnem nm 8 lib
In Der Il. g.. @irte 9ebultcnen Srau
a. granite itatt Wiose or Seritorbsne il
S,ieoen ruben!
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re$et die$e$ 9enau durt!

~ pIrO Sud iiherli6 b'lien, irseno ets
mas Nivl.des ais @eibna6lssdtent
III wdblen. Guues, Sadsn. Felsmdns
tel, Gollarsttes, EelS : SI6s. Wuiie,
aiuoermdntel, &inosr Fe(peets, @ies
Nanoihube. Woba uno Seicene Witt
tens. Gleioermuitsr, Seicc, leioene uno
pollsne Shirt. @aiits, NhSS, Seppibe,
Nrt Squures. Splsen: Haloinen, gill
t%oliues, &oroeln uno Srnulrn, %lcloene
uuo lpollsne ,%yaecinators, Sdleier, 200
tees. Wtdntel, Beige, FelSoeten tir tlets
ne @jnoer, !6ooos iir Uidu6en unp Oas
men, Strilmpie, wolene A0anoNhube,
untcr;cua. ~itioens Suihentiiber, linnes
ne Salhentiber. iolhe nit Shitials, lels
ocue @alstii1er, Wuu Sies, @rappers,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
!llbcrta.

,Sm hoben Sitter pom - Snhren
itarb bier N,rr ,Eobu @lctoIisfp.
Weiteru WorUen flnn inter 0,rRcr.
getbeiil0unu u0t eiucm pom bod)lu.
Nerrn !. 4itoneti Oeholtcuen Srru=
Granite RE &eeror9ung ltutt.
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Ct. Wenoel.

bier iarb lctten Sonntaa i'm III:
ter uon 66 Sabren Nrna Warp W.
Barrett. Oitnitll Wors'n iano Die
Teeroiouuo in Mnplee ltutt. Mit
Dem ultcn Wutten %bttraue,n Den COB
Der Ututtsr lleben erlpuhleue Glnoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-28
Ct. Mnt6ong.

@enn ss bier 81 @elbnadten cine
eliidlihe Somilie CAB, 10 mar cS
lihsrlih Die css loerrn @m, 6uol. in
mclher lib am MeibnattefCte III Ge
itult zines itrummen Burden elm
nieblidee Gbrilttinol einlttlte, noSu
Der bealiidten Namilie all9cmein pon
6er,en oratulirt wuroe. -Vfcntoa in
lester Mote murre cabier Die veihe
bes I'M alter pon 20 Sabren perltor'
bensn Nerrn Vster Shops III Wlabe
ost,n9en. Suit Der bints,lollenen
9Siltpe ~betroue,n lcds 0wod)lcne
9inoer bm SOB hes 9lten &oicro. Der
bu,6 unumilolihcn yleiB ben Seini
ocn Elm id6nce Neim peildaiIte Mo
0e er in Srieosn ruben.