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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
GERMAN PUBLIC OPINION PLEASED.
ACQUISITION OF THE SPANISH ISLANDS
LOOKED UPON WITH FAVOR


LOOKED UPON WITH FAVOR.
Berlin June a-The announcement of the cesslon
Of the Caroline and other islands to Germany met
with most favorable reception here. The papers
which commented upon 1; laid stress on the sue
cess Of German policy which it is pointed out. &C
composites what Prince 1is-tdrck was unable
TO do In 1885
The arrangement. however. requires the sanction
Of the Rechstag, which will fix he price.
high official tells the correspondent mere or
The Associated Press that the acquisition Of the
Carolines is a valuable rounding Of the German
colonial possessions at the same time injuring no
other Power but rather the contrary.
THE negotiations began soon as II became
known that the United States would obtain the
Philippines. The United States and Great Britain
did not raise any objections"
The officials OF the United States Embassy say
that the United States Government has been kept
Informed of every step taken by Germany since
the autumn, and that German ownership OF the
islands in no way interferes with American plans
and policy in that quarter.
Responding to a statement of The London
Standard" that the cession of the Carolines Is
Germany's reward for diplomatic services rem
dered by her to Spain, the "Berner Neueste Mach
richten" says that the 'fnsinuation Is more than
counterbalanced by the much reasonable
utterances of The Times and The Morning Post
regarding the cession.' 1t adds that the assertion
to either side during the Spanish American war, as
well as the untrue suppositon that Germany had
part thereof, has been refuted by the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, Baron Rfow in his speech
in the Reichstag, when he was applauded by all
parties" .
The same old Bismarck organ. being also the
organ of the German Colonial party looks upon
the cesson Of the islands a symptom of the
existence OF very friendly relations between the
United States and Germany
The Post" Of this city a strong Governmental
PAPER writing in similar strain thinks the cession
is IAN indirect proof OF the restoration OF the most
cordial terms between the two countries, pointing
hH. prhfc a
neighbor to the United States in the Pacific Ocean
would hardly have been concluded II Germany
had not been perfectly assured that the appear
ance of her flag in the Caroline archipelago would
not create any kind of bad feeling in Washing
tom
The extension of German sovereignty In the
neighborhood of the Philippines. the Post also
says is the best refutation Of the allegations
which have been made. pertina ciously az unsuc-
cessfully as to the disturbance Of the good rela-
tions between the United States and Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
TRIAL OF pENNSYLTANIA LEGISLATORS

Harrisburg Penn June 3.-The trial OF the MEM
bers and ex-members Of the Legislature ana o'hc's
arrested on charges Of conspiracy or bribery dur
tho tho recent senatorial fight and the attempt TO
nass the McCarrell Jury bin will begin on Thurs
day. June Is. This decided to-day at confer
ence between Dlstrict-Attorney Miller and counsel
for the House Prosecuting Committee The trials
will take place in the Dauphin County Court ana
subppnas being issued. 81, 81,
The defendants include ex-senator Coyle. Oh
Schuvkil County. "a Democrat; ex-RepresentatlNe
Movies Of I,ycoming; Byrnc. OF Fayette ex-Con-
sressman Kulp OF Northumberland: Parker IL
TITUS OF Bangor. who was arrested to-day at
I,aston. Michael j. Costello. Frank B. Jones ana
Robert Evans OF Philadelphia. Representatiyc
spatz. OF BeIks County. Democrat, VIII also pe
,1rrIed charged with offering money to Representa-
lives to sign paper pledsing their vote for George
A. jerks. Mr.. Quay's Democratic opponent 10
long as he remained candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
PLANS OF A NEW COPPER COMPANY.

II is understood that new company is being
formed in Boston. with capitalization well ~ In
the millions for the purpose OF acquiring the con-
trolling interest In several of the most important
copper mining properties Of the country 1t has not
vel developed however, just what interests are
back Of the consolidation project or whether the
new company will be an ally or a rival OF the
Amalgamated Copper Company.
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made on behalf OF the Powers named and for its
part Is confident that equal appreciation VIII be
shown for Its own earnest and unselnsh endeavors
to fulnl duty to humanity by ending a situa ton
the indefinite prolongaton Of which has become IN
suferable
The French Ambassador. NJ. Cambon called
on Secretary Hay to-day, and formally sur
rendered the representation OF Spanish interests
which he has conducted for some time. This
step followed the presentation OF the Duke Of
ARGOS as Spanish Minister. and the assumption
by him Of the duties thus far performed by the
Ambassador.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
rosyrP & RAILS ROOF GARDEN.

The roof garden OF Roster Biars Music Hall
,,as onened for the season ~ night. II has I'M
aergone the usual processes OF freshening and re-
decorating There an enormous crowd pres
ent last night. The same bill was presented which
has been running through the week In the music
hall From now through the summer the per-
,ormances will be given the roof when the
weather permits II, and downstairs when the
weather compels II. notice printed In another
mart Of this paper announces the opening or the
roof garden for this evening but the warm weather
made II seem expedent to carry the audience up
into the cooler air as soon as SosSiDle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
WILL FORCE A CRISIS.

NEWFOUNDLAND WILL REFUSE TO REENAcT
THE FRENCH SHORE MoDUs vIvENDI.
St Johns y. F.. June 3.-The Colonial Gov
eminent declines to re-enact the legislation eX-
tending the French shore modus vvendi beyond
the close Of the present year. thus throwing the
onus of passing the Objectionable enactment to
coerce the colonial fishermen upon the British
Parliament.
bringing about a speedy settlement of the ques-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
TERMS OBTAINED BY SPAIN.

GERMANY FAYS TWENTY-FIVE MILLION Pc
SETAS FOR THE PACIFIC ISLANDS.
Madrid, June 3-Germany, It Is announced,
pays 25.OO0.OOO pesetas for the Caroline. Paiaos
and Marianne islands; Spain retains three coal
ing stations. one In each group, and Germany
undertakes to defend these stations in of
war Germany. in addition, grants Spain the
most-favored- nation treatment In Germany and
In the colonial islands.
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ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE MINISTER

Washington. June 3.-Secretary Hay will give
q dinner Thursday evening in honor OF the
Duke of ARGOS. This will be the first social and
semi official courtesy extended to the repre-
sentative OF Spain.
The French Ambassador. NJ. Cambon, will
give dinner In honor Of the Duke and Duchess
on Wednesday evening There will be nota BILE
assembage of Cabinet officers. diplomats and
other officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
INTEREST SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 3-The decision In the Dreyfus
case excited much interest In official and diplomatic
quarters. particularly at the French Embassy and
the disposton was to accept the conclusions of the
Court as final and for the best interests OF all con-
cerned Those holding responsible posts were un-
willing TO discuss which has aroused such
keen feeling but In a wel-informed quarter II was
said that the decision was particularly lmportant
in taking the trial TO the quiet Brittany town OF
Rennes This removes the case from the excite
ment and contention OF Paris. and allows the future
innnlrles TO proceed calmly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
STOPPED WORK on IMPROVEMENTS
QUEENS COUNTY CONTRACTORS RUN AGAINST
THE SEWER DEPARTMENTS

THE SEWER DEPARTMENTS
The Deputy Commissioner Of Sewers for queens
Borough, NJ j. Goldner. and James johnson, en-
glneer OF the Department went to Ridgewood
Heights yesterday and viewed improvements being
made on the Peter Wyckof property there. Inc
inspection was In compliance with a complaint that
the men improving the property were putting
sewers into the streets they are laying out, and
were connecting these with the Brooklyn and
Queens Borough sewers.
The officials say they found the sewers had been
connected with the ST. Nicholas-ave., Brooklyn,
sewer, and Hartman. Stanhope and Greene SIS
sewers of the Queens system. There was no per-
nit for this and the connections were ordered out
and other work OF a like character stopped: COM
missioner Goldner also informed the Brooklyn De-
partment about the connection In which 1t Is In
gfA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
cOyoREssuEy GOING TO ALASKA.

Washington. June S-Representatives Dalzell, OF
Pennsylvania; Steele. of Indiana, and Payne OF
New-York called upon the President to-day 10 pay
their respects before their departure for Alaska TO-
night They are to be accompanied by Representa-
tiyes Hull Of Iowa, and Heatwoe, or Minnes0Ia
They will 20 TO Vancouver by the Canadian Paciiic
and sail for sitka June 23. They expect 10 Dc
gone about two months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
ST. LOUIS GROUNDS IN THE MUD.

SLIGHT DETENTION TO THE AMERICAN LINER
IN SOUTHAMPTON HARBoR
southampton. June S-The American Line steamer
St Louis Captain Rande. grounded IN the ihuu
near CaIshot Castle at dead low water to-day
CIR ,roceeded Immediately afterward. and passed
Hurst Castle at 345 p. m. on her voyage 10 New
York. c ,,. uro,,dod ubila
,ryin% n keen clear of some yachts that were
apin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
CHRONOLOGY OF THE DREYFUs CASE.

1t IL now more than five years since the famous
bo-lereau was written In the French War Office
which has brought woe to so many people and
which al one time seemed seriously to imperil the
French Republic Those who have followed the de-
yelopments OF this most interesting are more
or less familiar with the characters who have hg-
ured I'm H. chronological outline embracing the
various steps I'm It's progress is presented herewith
The record up 10 the middle OF November last Is
copied with slight verbal modhcations) from F. C.
Conybeare's book entitled THE Dreyfus Case"
published In London last December That author
is therefore responsible for the opinions expressed
in the chronology;
October l3-Rertillon pronounces the bordereau to
be in the handwriting OF Dreyfus.
October l5-Dreyfus examined by Du Patty de Clam
and arrested.
December s-D' Ormescheville's Act OF Accusation
December I6-Dreyfus court martal begins.
1898.
January 5-Dreyfus publicly degraded.
February s-French Chamber passes an act to send
Dreyfus French Guiana.
Iune 1EColonel Picquart appointed head OF the In
telligence Bureau OF the War ONCE
1895
May | (abouD-The petit beu" brought to Pic
July-"PIcquart acqualnts Boisdenre. with the case
against Esterhazv and with his discovery OF
September S-PicquaTt acquaints Gonse win the
same. ,,,,,,. ,,,,o. ,,.o -,
senrat evidence at Dreyfus's rial
November (about)-Henry forges evidence against
November tearly in) Bernard Lasore,s first
" hrochure In verite sur rAnaire Dreyfus .
November i0-The 'Matin' publishes fac smile
OF the bordereau
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DISASTER TO An ITALIAN STEAMER

THE MINERVA FOUNDERS AT sEA-hhH CREW
EXCEPT MASTER AND ENGINEER MISSING
Gibraltar, June 3.-The British steamer EDDIE
CAPTAIN Kerwin has passed here from Malta, May
% on her way 10 New-York she signhlieu tha'
tho Italian steamer Minerva foundered on June 1,
and that her crew is missing. Her master ana
second engineer were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
NEW BRANCH FROM GRoToN To NORWICH.

New-London Conn. June 3 (SpeciaD.-The new
branch OF the New-York NewHaven and Hartford
Railroad from Croton TO Norwich along the East
Shore OF the Thames River was formally opened
this afternoon and regular trains will begin run
ming tomorrow. The building OF the new roadDed,
which extends from the Thames River drawbridge
between New London and Groton TO Allyn's Point
began year ago Much blasting and nllins-in
work was necessary At Alyn's Point the new
road connects with the old tracA OF the Norwich
and Worcester road which Is under lease 10 the
New Haven line New heavy rails have been laid
on this part OF the line far as Norwich. ana the
roadhed has been strengthened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
LOHN A. ZEREG4 RE4PPEARS.

John A. Zerega. who lives In the Martinique
apartment house. and who was reported TO the
police on Friday night missing. appeared few
hours after the police had begun TO hunt for him.
Mr. Zeresa sad that he had been seized with an
attack Of sciatics and had been unable 70 reach
b, goomx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
DREYFUs HAS A COUSIN IN CHICAGO

Chicago June 3.-Louis Dreyfus. who lives with
his family in this city. is first cousin OF Captain
Dreyfus Mr. Drcyfus Is naturalized Ameri-
can citizen and Is said to be the only blood rea-
tive OF Captain Dreyfus in this country. Mr.. Drey
fus believes now there is no question of his cousin
gaining his freedom within "A comparatively short
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

J. T CLARK MADE A V1CE-PRESlDENT.
St Paul Mimi, June 3.The directors OF the
Chicago 81. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha Rail-
road met at Hudson Wis. to-day and reelected
the old officers with the addition OF James T.
Clark TO be second vice-pres!dent. newly created
Office as a reward for Mr. Clarks excellent work
as general traffic manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
ITS CAPITAL $4,000. 900.
INCORPORATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CAR
WHEEL COMPANY

Trenton, " j., June 3.-The International Car
Wheel Company capital 100000, was Incorporated
to-day The company Will manufacture car trucks
and wheels The corporators are p. II. Griffin, T.
Cuilford Smith OF Buffalo; Edgar McDougall. I. j.
Dummond, Montreal; Albert d. Bosom Of Boston Sga
Jersey City and J. Fred Pierson. Ramapo. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
pAssENGERS ON TRE CAMPANIA.

Liverpool, June 3-The cunard Line steame,
campania, which sailed for New-York to-day hao
among her passengers Sir Charles Rivers Mis 3n
nrssdent OF the Grand Trunk Railroad OF NahAoa'
and Moreton Frewen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
DESTRUCTIVE RAINS IN CHILL

Santiago de Chilli via Galveston. June Sire
,nraous rains have destroyed tie railroad bridges
snuth Of here and communication IL interrupted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
yOBy ADDISON PORTER SAILS.

The Anchor Line steamship city OF Rome sailed
Yesterday afternoon for Glasgow. Some OF the
ma ssengers on board Mr. and Mrs. Jonn AdoI-
son Porter Professor 1verach, the Rev. b. J.
Sueent and William s. Baxter. u. 8. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

DECORATION FOR flakes COMMANDER.
Berlin June 3.-Commander Schoenfelder' OF tho
German warship Fake. which was at Samoa during
the recent troubles there has been decorated with
the order OF the Red Eagle of the third class with
the ribbon and crown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
1890.

January s-M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire, president OF
section OF the Court OF Cessation, resigns.
Ballot Beaupre succeeds him
January 9-Dreyfuss testimony communicated TO
the Court of Cessation
February 7-Dreyfus inquiry concluded by the Court
of Cessation. 49,,
February 10-Chamber OF Deputies ADOPTS a OIL
for a revision Of the trial.
March Same bill passes the Senate
March i-EsterhaZy publishes long statement In
THE London Daily Chronicle"
March 31-The Figaro" begins the publication OF
the secret record of the Court of Cessation on
the Dreyfus
April s-The managers of the Figaro" fined for
publishing the testimony
April l0-M. Locrimer Colonel Henry's private
secretary. commits suicide 800
May M de Freycinet resigns az Minister OF war.
May 29-3O-Civ Section Of Court OF Cassatioa rec
ommends revision.
June 3-Full Court Of Cessation orders new trial
by court-martal, to take place at Rennes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

January 2-Genera saussier orders court-martial Of
January THE "siecle" publishes DOrmesche-
vllle's Act of Accusation OF Dreyfus
January 11-Esterhazy acquitted Ito order OF nigh
January i2-Picquart arrested by military authori-
ties.
January i3-zola's letter. "JAccuse" appears in
February ii-2SCFirst trial of lola and Perrenx.
February - acknowledgement expelled from the
April l-Court of Cessation quashes sentence of
lola and Perrenx -
June 2i-Joseph Reinach court-martiaed for trans
latng an article in The National Review
July 7-Cavaignac parades llenrys forgery In the
Chamber Of Deputies
July 9-Picquart denounces the forgery.
July 13-Pcquart and Leblois prosecuted by cav
aignac. Esterhazy arrested by Judge Bertulus.
July 1-Picquart arrested and taken to civil prison
July 1S-Second trial OF lola and Perrenx. lola
quits France.
August 3O-Henry his forgery before Cav
August Sl-Henry's suicide in Mont valerien.
September 5-Cavaignac resigns the Ministry OF
september G-Zurlinden becomes Minister OF War
September 9-Esterhazy fees from France
September II and 15-Picquarts two letters TO NJ
September 17-zurlinden resigns, being opposed to
September 2O-As Governor Of Paris, zurll1den ar
rests Picquart on charge OF forgery. and secret
y confines him In military prison.
September 26-Brisson finally refers the Dreyfus
verdict to the Court OF Cessation for revision. ~,
October 25-General Chanoine resigns as Minister OF
War. Later the entire Cabinet resigned.
October 2S-The Court Of Cessation begins the work
OF revision
November l5-Dreyfus is informed Of the pending
revision-just one year after his brothers de-
nunclation Of Esterhazy.
Legion OF Honor for advocacy OF Dreyfus.
November 2i-Mme. Dreyfus permitted TO cable to
her husband.
December 2O-The Dreyfus secret dossier communi-
Gated TO the Court OF Cessation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
IN pRrsJDE OVER SPATNS DEPUTIES.

Madrid June 5-The Chamber OF Deputies to-day
.,.cted uar~ais p.s.s 3yssIdsat Of that body.
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6O-62 West 23d Street.

November 16-Picquart dismissed from Intelligence
Bureau and succeeded by Henry.
November 1S-Castelins Interpolation. "Chose
Jugee" Invented by Bot
December ia forged letter signed "Speranza
sent to Picquart.
1897.
January l3-Pcquart reaches Tunis
June tearly in)-PicQuart receives Henrys threaten
ing letter, and consults Leblos, in Paris. 49,
October 10 Esterhazys last interview WITH
SchwartZkOppen.
October lend of)-De Castro recognizes bordereau as
EsterhaZy's.
October A-Esterhazys threatening letter to NJ
Hadamard.
October -Scheurer- Kestner interviews Blllot.
November 3-Pellieux searches Picquarts rooms, In
Paris In his absence.
November 10 or 1l-Picquart In Tunlsa, receives
false kilograms from Esterhazy and Du Patty de
Clam.
November i4-Esterhazy restores the document
liberateur' TO War Office.
November 15-Mathleu Dreyfus denounces Ester
hazy the author of the bordereau
November 25-Picquart returns to Paris
December 3l-Ravary reports in favor or not prose-
cutting EsterhaZy
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12

BET Der Stnntsnrtlllccic rrlo ben Jr:ts
uilligen gelprcten mcrocn, tno Smdr
mIhen 1iO bel ben ilniiorMen namcnt'
lib en9lilde uno bolldnoiiNe einlltilit
aelNno. Vie Y~arabsuniIorm ccr
Staatsartillcrie lit bur6aus nab eng
!il6em Sdnitt geiertigt. iudGrcno big
gum tleinen InSus getragene Yuee oaa
oltsrrsidiih=ungariIAe @prbilo ertens
nen ldBt. 9ie neutrality-suspicious.
seigen I'M Nllgemeinen Den bplldnoilhen
Shnitt.
Sos 9ommanno Der percini9teu
StreitfrGSte Der beiosn Iepubliten Idllt,
laut einem llebereintommen, Dem Ges
neraltpmmanbant oes Sranspaals, 3.
s. SCHUBERT gu.
Inter ben 6ibrern, melbe oielem er.
probten Grie9smann CUR Seite lieben,
mnn bier elmer. oeiisn Wieoe in 9entih'
Lamb itano, CberIt Noolf Sdiel, Der
Generalaoiutant Soubsrts, beiOnoers
G%rwdbnung finoen.
Sbsrlt Sdiel ltebt jebt in ben Stint
sieern. Dor mebr als 80 Sabr,n quit
tirte er ben preuBii6en Tienlt als
Suiurenlieutenant uno tpanote lid mad
Siioairita, mo er, BON 8elomitteln balo
entbloBt, lid furs entidloiien bel einem
beutIben &olonilien in Natal oils Gubrs
mann peroinste. Salo apancirte er
aum @irtbl6aftsinipettor purbe ielbii=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12

Waurus Sotai, llngarns grobter Ro.
manIbriftiiellsr, ole lSjdbrige S6aus
ipielerin Nrabella GroBnagp gebei.
ratbet.
Sptais erl.e, Dor ettua sebn Sabren
perltcrbene Satin, mar ebenfalls cine
Sdauipielerin seme'en, bic emit be.
riibmte erIte Sru9Doin oes guoapelter
Natipnaltbeaters Goia 2abOrialpi. Nui
bic 6rage zines Greunoes. mann er lid
pieber perbeiratben meroe, ioll Sotol
einmal geantwortet baben: .gSann it,
bic bilbide MihGl %finoe." Sieie, pen
ibm asldaiiens 8Omunii9ur ideint lid
nun Iiir i'm in ieiner S"lpeiten 6rau Der.
torpert 81 baben.
8leih Dem grOBten ungari'hen Gpri=
ter Nleranoer EetDIi uno Dem 9rOBten
uneariihen @piter SUbnnn Iraup III
Sotai Der reinite Spplls oes magpuri=
iden 8eiiiss. Sn unpergleidlidsn
S6iloerungen uno GbaratterSei6nun=
gen bat er Die peridieoenit ten Gpoden in
Der 8eihi6te Ilngarns uerewigt uno III
10 Der Walter Scott ieines Saterlanoea
9epOroen. Seine unperiieglihe, emig
frii6 ~ipruoslnoe idOpferiide Strait uno
Die 2sidtisteit ieines Sdaifens baben
i'm sumeilen ~oeriilbrt, Die unperriid=
barren 8rensen Der 99abri6einli6teit,
oes Natirliten uno geltbetil9=S donen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12

Gillette I'M au tralii6en
9interwalo. Gin G%ngldnosr. Der
'bas Snnere Nuiiraliens bereit bat,
tbeilt sinen amiiianten ausSug aug ben
Statuten zines oortisen geielligen Der
ems nit. Sic Statuten iinn ibm nebit
elmer G~inlaoung gum oritten @inter=
tan, oes gereins 3useititt wOroen.
Sic laiien tief bliden. Sier ein paar
Der ml6tiglien Paragraphen: Bard
graph 3. aein Serr bari nit oerielben
Same speimal bintereinanOer tanSen.
parasrapb 4. Ser BON oieiem @erein
apoptirts Sansltil ioll Der ensliihe
Still iein. Der BON einigen Witglieoern
bisber beiplgte Still, beioe SQnoe 0ui
bic Sdultern ibrer Game gu !egen unO
oann nit eeldlpiienen 9luQen berums
Suwalsen, lit lireng perboten. para=
graph 5. sSeoes 9orausengOqlren, be-
por Der 4usiduB Den jemaIi9en San;
ansci9t, 1T perboten. GarOgrap1 g.
SeOe Game, bic einem Serrn einen
Sans abi6ldgt, bari oieIen Gang nitt
nit sinem anoeren Scrrn tunsen, ipn=
bern mus i'm ausligcr. 9ara9rupb z.
Sn allen Streiti9teiten biniidtli9 Der
Yldbe entideiost Der AusihuB. Bard
graph 9. Gauden i'm Sansiaol uno Elm
geperIen Der Wluiit uno Nuaidubmit=
qlieosr nit groo= ooer papierti9elden
lit Iireng perboten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12

uanolg uno gIng lpulrr gum oululuuIg
9ini,ulu, Der i'm 81 ieinem eriien
Ratbgeber madte. Sm Sabre 1885
ianote Sini3ulu Sdiel mad Berlin. um
bort nit yismarf pegen Der oamals
eeplanten unp n~ngebotenen Nnnerion
bes 3ululanoes 81 %perbanoeln. Seutlb=
LAMB perilumte es, Su3u9reifen.
Die Sranspualreeierung, auf Die
9ii6ti9teit Sdiels aufmertiam gerppr=
ben. semann feline Gienite, betraute
i'm nit psridieoenen midtisen poiten
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