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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

u.. vc,. 1vv, v Uuioen CUR Grid.
tuna zines nelien elettrostedniiden Sn.
liituts oil Der tsdnii6en Soditule elm.
aeiellt.-Sier iiarb Der Sdarfridter
SelIinser. Der in ieinem Seben lao
srms Sanoer BON 2eben gum Sobe be-
l0ro.rt bat.-Sm lauienoen Wint.r.
iemen.r muro.n an Der pbiloiopbiidsn
Natultdt Der gDiener uniOeriitdt Is
oroentli6e uno "a oubsrprosntlihe, su=
Iamm.n oab.r AZ SOrerinnen nell in
Itribirt. @uBerb,m muroe A Jrauen
oi. Yepilligune. ein3elne 0orkiunaen
als SoIpitantinnen gu beiuden, ers
tbeilt. &ednet man blersu bic I'M lesten
S%tuoieniabre initribirten SO Sor.rin.
men, 10 er9ibt ii6 fir oieies gointer.
iemelter cine @siammtIrequen3 bon 100
6rauen.
Grimm. Ter in Der bieiigen WObel=
fabrit Sigmuno Ssuti6 II. So. an9e-
i~iellte ~20iabri9e N(ar Gpliein 1T unter
Mitnabme zines yetragss 0 mebr als
1000 0uloen iliiAtig gsporoen.
Yuoapen. Ser proieTior am bic
ii9en Yolpts6nitum, Gr. Gugsn Ve+
terlip, bat lid ouf Der 6abrt 3uiihen
aorlliaot uno 6iume i'm Stnell2ua.
.ri6oiien. Or. petsriip mar Elm bssab-
ter Shriitlteller, oeilen glrbeiten aui
pbiloiOpbii6em uno dltbetiidem @ebiete
in Der ung0ril6en Bclebrtenmelt Nui=
ieben erregten. Gr mar leioer anonuerno
tr0ntli6.
Signanp. Sier t0otete bic Jri-
i.ursguttin 6iplticO lire in gemein'
i6aitli6em Sausbalte nit i6r lebenoe
64ldbrige S6wiegermutter, inoem lie
ibr nit einem &aiirmeiier Die 3eble
ourditnitt. Die WOrOerin Mliellte lid
ielbli uui Der iiGotilden @06iiube. Ger
Shat par Elm befti9er g8ortpe6iel Dor.
a%n9egangen.
Snnsbrud. Wtit Dem gau Der
3i~llertbolbabn Miro es nun ernIi.
leber Die Serltellung Der neuen Giiens
~babnbrilde bon Senba6 ans redte
Snn=uier idweben bereits 9erbunolun.
gen. IS lOll, ipenn es Die Witteruna
e%inigsrmuBen srlaubt. nod in oieiem
Sabre nit ben gabnarbeiten bs9pnnen
peroen. NliO miro Die neue gabn jegt
eno9iliig oas linte 3iller=llier beriibren.
3rafau. Ser Siretipr Der Spars
,o1ie in Wielicsta, Nopacti. geneiener
giirgermeilier BON pOogOrSe, elmer Dor.
1tabt Grutaus, muroe iuegen entoedter
WiBbrdude bel Der Spartaiie iuspen.
Dirt.
9emberg. Sn benz Qrpssiie weaen
unteri6leiie bel Der galiSiltn Spar.
taiie perneintsn bic 0ei6porenen
iammtlite 6ragen bel So3epanpmsti
eirliimmig. bel Den iib,igen NngetIag.
ten nit Stlmmsnmebrbeit. morOuI
idmmtllhe Nn%getlagte frelJeiprphen
nuroen.
Drag. Sisisr Sage wuroe pcn benz
Grtenntnibgeriht Der rieosrbolt be.
iiruite Nrbeltsr Garl Stsger, Der bel Cen
erieIien am WenScl=play Steine mari
uno lid Der Nrretirrn9 ipioer'egtc
in0em sr Den g90bmnnn nit einCm
Steine in's Gieiidt itlug uno uu@riei:
.griiosr, llBt mid nidt perbniten ="
au bier S0bran 'Ameren 4crters per.
urtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Srauu(6neia.

gbriium. Gin itretlit.s llnalijt
.reignet2 iib li;y. Gin iinIidbyilcs
Wdoten bate oui einem Grohtiti.c.
oas bon .irer 7omp'moidin, nab Der
RoIle oss TampipiluQea iijbrte, 9~teiiiiB
g.nOmusn. geri,tb inter bic 8plIs unO
tpuros roIlig 3eri.ildclt. 81, einielnen
Sbeile oes 3Orpers muro,n GcIammelt
uno in ,ln.m Sud, iortgsihaiit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
0rippe in "a Stunoen furirt.

&ein Wtittel fsmmt benz @arner's
@biie g8in. Of Gar Sprup fur bieie
i6redlide uns iatale 8ranfbeit aleid.
@enn sriinbli6 unS seitis senommen,
Sann furirt Is einen Eau in "a Stun.
ben, unb ssqsn ben 9uhen, Der Der
Grippe ielst, perieblt es ME ieine
9Sirtuns. YrsiS rs unt 5ectS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
CUTE GcfebditsSeleSenbeif.

Inter ,t,hneter III aeisnuen, 'sin Sel9afte
sebduoe niitinmmt Der einrtdfnna su veg.
tauien fir bas, mas th oa'nl sao. Vaei
fir's @ruuotiid MIR % per N'snal' Dw
cage Res @eitdftsylapes ~ eins ausseAe'o-
nste; ole ibeilweiis 2ahluna nsSme ,n
0eipann Yferoe. Sehr antet p'sS .ur sr
men teutiden Rann. Mesen seaptfse".
menbe mon fih on NV,
25-ba cul' Dsss. S""~~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

NugtI=, Sbrtn=, ytale= nm Salsirauf1M
ten, sranullrte 2ueenllser. StGar beleny
it]eele 2ll9en ridtls gel Bt ob7e : tmerS
seer 8'lahr; : Ii bbeit ppraebeuet; lanfsT.
De Sbren, Saubbeit, Sbrenflin en-, &utarth, !
Bronchitis, Nltbma. aranfbeiten Der Weber.
ses MGg,HS nno Der Gingeutibt, Sartlelbls
felt, Wta9er tatarrb, Galenirdnfbett, @elss
iutt, giier,n= II , Slaien.S eidlpsroen, Sarn'
HUB, G,ert ntrantbeit, HiidenidipGde, llti1s
bremen, su offers l~lriuiren II. ~. Slut=
unS Santfranfb,it,n. Strppielr. SinteR, Sibs
t%lattern, Gc5emn, @eihpiire II. NJ Hrrpote
SrauibtiteH, 9ptlepiie Spitprie, SdlagIlnb,
Seber suberoruf, EbenmGtismus, Neural9ia,
Ser;frantheit, lfipafe Circulation Serss
tlppien, z dirinoel II. ~. 3an;er, &c
idImnlit, 9sbei!t obne gu ihneloen, sbre Nns
iuenbunl uor NrStmitteln mn pbne : hmerS
rem. 4fethooe. SdmsrrbOioeu, Siittl,
%eritopiun9, Observation-Disclosures, ihmeralpie
9Reriurotipn, nerppie Shm1de, pekstr
SliB, sebeilt mad einer moi er1en NietbuAA
Seine unlieb,amer llnteriutunQer. hinge
aeitaltbeit.n GlnmpilBt, Sie9uns oes Hlds
araoee, lane lanes @ad)stbum Der ainoer:
firth. Sdwlnoiuht, arppf, fleine uno idpa.
de Shetle pers rpBert uno p%erItarft 8leids
pt,l, iuer bel Der EebanSlunc erfol9lss NOR.
aeire eriud)e nod elm NiBlingen rlnbeils
bare GSdll. nltt aeucmmsn. GpniultntisR
peritpieoe Ell mo irei fir folte. DIE babel in'
%tereiiirt iiuo Minneapp.is Sffice 1929, Ss.i
ten Slod. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
rrnuiu, 5~lr!tfalct,.

Wiuit.r. III, G~iuuUbm.n Der
@oicnQebilbren babcn in ben .rlien
ilcbcu Monuten itit Ger Groiimun9 oes
Nlicns 900 WOtt bctra9en, mGbreno
man lie iijr ous gauge S0br nun auf
1000 Wiart ucrOnihlugt bate.
Metter. Gran Gommcr3ienratb
Qctcr $,a,tort uui Nuus SGGoe bat ben
SN0ntpuler Stall, unO Giicnmerten
oa0ier CUR @ilouua zines Seamten.
Neutrality-suspicious. 80. 900 Wart ibsr.
iulelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
mtntetbul m etua 200 Mleter lana.

WebliNt. Sos 6eii Der oiamun-
tenen Sotieit begiEg oas Gsntisr So
bann 6itttau'ihe Gtepuar biericlbit.
Ser Gbemann bat oas S4., Die Gbeirau
bos 81. 0tbensiabr pollenoet. %eioe
Subilare limb nod QeIuno uno rilliia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

bem Sm ,oIl am anoorier zee. lins
mittslbar am Nprooiieetanal, erridtet
tperoen. llnternebmerin 1T bic 6irma
&rupp. Nngeblih Toll oieiclbs pon ben
Seiisern Der oprtigen 6eIomart nur
ous Serruin erwrrben baben, ludbreno
Die Webduoe ben Gigentbim.rn CUR
@cnuBun9 pcrbleibcn.
Ylon. GlclegsutlIt cine; iAmeren
lluluctters fhlua aui Dem @ute @9itt.
mol0t ccr Slip elm Der %i,bltOll Der.
Grann!t nit lbs Stid J~iiNOuich.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
0foeuGnrg.

Slb,nburg. Ter WyOBbsr,oQ Gat
benz @uren=Nilis'omite cine Spence
BON 100 Wayt ilberrYielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
@efcrrei6.

@ien. Sas llntcrrid.smiriiterium
bat in bas biesiGbrige Suoaet ben Se'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
" usldntii6c: NnbribtcM.
Trensen.
Itrnpini Rrnun

%erlin. Sine WarmorbiiIte bon
GuowiJ Samb.rger III oie'er Sage IN
Der Geibsbant aufge'iellt moroen. Die
Billie III bon benz 9~ilobauer GeinbplO
mcoellirt uno bon elmer gln;ahl 6rcunot
bes nm unitr. 3~eidsirGbrung 10 o.r.
bienten Wonn,s Der 9itih3b0ni ais W..
fdent iib.rnieieu. -Eie bielige Staat:.
anmultlna't bat binter Dem angebIIten
9oltOner YrolelIOr Neinrlh llnperhall,
Der peri6ieoMer &~etlligsreien bel1ul.
oiot piro, .inen Steibrief erlni'en.-
Sn 6pl9e zines Streites barber, trer
ben 6lpitsnbuno ~gegrilnoet bat, bat Der
gerliner Uabritant Strol1cin ben our
fen su @i,o, Den prd'iocnten, lno
Gittor Shmeiuhurg, oen Sctret0r oes
beutihen 6lottenotreins, luegel Selel.
bi0un9 u,rtlu8t.-Gine ori9inelle Se'
tueQun9 lit inter oen Terliner S0ls.
bienern i'm @onge. Sic p~erlan9cn Die
@blhdfiun9 Der ultGcrAcbr06ten 8es
pobnbeit, oaB Die @au3oi,ner IN 0e=
ihditen bonn GDcf ME oom perlonal
bsim Yornumcn qcnannt lUerocn, uno
proteltiren ierner odgCgcn. oaB ciniclne
gornnmen ME .GrIeOria," ,9IuQur"
II. /. N. bel sinSelncn Tirmcu gemilier-
maBen srbljh iinO uuo Den Naueoienern
obne Giidiiht ami iGrc riAtl8cn Numm
beiQelcgt meroen.
GbarlottenburQ. Cine eigcn=
artige gufraQe an Den W}a9il!rnt b0ben
- bieii0e StuOtUerorOnete geriNtet.
Sic lOutet: nSot Der W0giitrut Elm
@,rbot crlaiien, ouB Die StaotpcrOrO.
n,ten einen i'm Ban begriiieuen Ban.
plaB ui6t betretcn %ojirfcn?"
= SpremberQ. &itr ilarb &npitar
CUR See a.. 8. Soedel, Der Die oeutl6en
Sruppen beiebli9te, Die am %. GeSenl.
Der 1888 bon Der GrcuiertorDett.
.Clgu" oui Samoa %Qcl0noet wuroen.
lid uber Dor Der llebermu6t Der Gin9e.
bprenen, Die BON Dem Nmeritnner 3lsin
eefll1rt tuurocll, inter groGen Terluli,n
aurildiicben muBten. nOruaf cine itdr.
tsre Nbtbeilung gelunoet muroe. welh.
bic glngeborenen pertrleh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
2uyembnra.

euremburs. = Nus S9loB
9obenburs wirb m~itsetbsilt, baB in
Der 2aufe Der nehseborenen prinsel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

6err z. ". 6ebebr0nc. Nrol, Der Ohio
Sine @oreriug &c., 6itue.dnn. 6. laat:
sd bin ubsrSeuet. pob Nhlr= 9@isrulne
meiu Scbru rettete. Sd Dor Gin neruoieS
8rod uu2 uuiabil, mtiuem @ei& ate uor'
;uit,beu. IectoreE ueyar,Attn 6 uiht
mir III belitu. UFo IN eEtit,ioR midi, 9r.
Wilt> Nsyp.as az ucyiutbrn is bali mir
PROMPT uue 'rpjf,e ih'j'5ija cine uoll'
itGuotde Nei'gaQ. ,}h ,lf ltBt ur outer
@eIunobei, wuo babe I'M peri1teoeue
Vfnnh i'm lAfmiAl .r~ttHONMtn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

Wt onettd. - Ses Nodts pur-
be iiinSlt ein BEN Nderer Mtnuer ;u,,
9shortSer, an benz ,Selce itebsnOE
6rl6tldob.r ourd cine Teusrsbrunt
ein9edl6ert. Der Senottbeiliete ere
leipet einen @erlult Don etma 2O4Q'
,Sranten. :,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
CARL KROPP,
ap-SGutrdctpf,

empiiCbli Iih I'M S~uperlalnJta On. 4
fertigeu bon aoiienanitidaen fl;
Weubouteu nner Mt uao Edert
prompte, plan9emdBe uuo 'uir,t
~heutelenoe prbeit he m e. 1hts
Der Banter Su, VIC Grh nus n
bciten 5prten o Rci' II. 9.m -
cSkes .4uH's Slos. 4. s,rmuir "a 81
II. Glpuo. Nitnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
e4Sinsiu6t.Ssilmitte

nsr's @bite Wins 81 Tar Sprup,
bas Bette 9uitensW ittel anf Grbsn,
1eilt etns eridltuns In einem 1ase,
penn ipeitis ssnsumsn. 9b II. SCOTS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
ST.. Wiscs' ~g1trDtuG

nlto oeaen oiarcr1'epo OF C.tu Guctt,''ru
pertauft; rlts Nla,he bi,ii ot5r @.lN yus
riideritoltet. Nlhey UbRy g1l! uao 9tar
pen irei jrlfi3sat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

opg''hoS'" lo'p'e o'e Juh9e ftTS
Selltn befinoen ii6 wobl.
Solleri6. - Ginem lang &c:
begten Wunl6e Der Sspobn.r p,n
bier lpiro nun enolid &ednung &c.
tra9en burd bic anlesun9 sOn 8rot.
toirs auf Der @uupiitrube BON !6OL
leri6. Seit einisen Sasen 1T mon
u%ollauI hermit bei6ditist unO ie5,n
mir NIT G~er9nil9en Der &oaenbune
entGe0tn. q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
prppin, Bunnnrer.

SannpO.r. 9eim Nbluoen Don
9pblenidur.ilaih.n Dor Der S6wsi3.r,
berber9. in Der a0belingerIirabe erplo.
birts nit iurhtbur.m Snail cine Der.
islben. 81. ilog nie Elm. @runute our6
Elm G~SenIier o,s ober.n Stodrertes uno
bobrte lid in bic Gede elmer ShlaIiiub.
o.s Suuie: Nr. Al Elm. Surh ibr be-
trG6tliG,s @epiht IOlts lie lid uno iiel
aui Elm oaruater lt.benbes Sett, oa;
Ioeben crit p%crluilen mar.
9iloesbeim. Die .ngliihe Ie9i.-
rung beiiellte bel Der bicIigcn &%pntinen'
tai : praierp,nInbrit $4,000 piuno
S0rrgcmiii. iur SIoairitu.
Ssnabriid. Gin getuultig.s 6eu.r
s.ritorts sineu Sbcil Der Nnlagen oes
bieiig.n Stublmsrt.:.-Surb &inocr
marc in SOroingbnuIen Elm QrOB.s
Sdaosni.u.r perurIuht. yht @.bGuo.,
@Obnbduisr mo Nsb.ngsbluoe. wur.
ben einQeQihert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Sr. Nea,
ansen., cbren=, sHaim=, Ssis.. ia.
tarrbaliide unp lnersGit 2sibea.
SSe;ialiN

ses. seriibmttu Sputbern @tcrical II. Surxr
cal Snitltuies III gsuIspile. an. y
=
TtlISt y Of lionel Die SsuUit6oie pts
" n fpefftIs Nlrh itin I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
prnutn, DrTrn-llnTnu.

&aii.l. Non Der Straitummer o.s
9ano9.ri6ts III Der Sunbe5.& entmeiIier
gartbslm.s pegen Iort9ci.gtsr i'm Nmte
b.gung.ner llnterihlNgungcn gu Al
Sabrsn @.idngniB p,rurtbeilt wOroen.
6%rantiurt. Sieisr Sage lamb
bier oi. Ginmsibung o.s neuen Serum.
SnIiituts in 8egenmurt o.s &ultus-
miniiters ioipi. bon 9.rtret.rn Der ltaat.
!iden uno lidotiifen gebOroen uno Der
unip.riitdt.n Gleben uno Warbura
fatt.
Sanau. 81. 1tdotiiben GOrper.
fdnit,n b.Idloii.n bic Grridtun9 zines
lpmmunalen Nrbeitsamtes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
prnutn, Olfprrunrn.

BoI0ap. Sas QroB0rilQlie Ellen'
babnbauw,r. SnpreuBens oiirite Die an
Der %iogenannten edcrtsberger Spibe
bel Watu Der ben u "iutCiluB
tibrenoe etl .,bibubriidc nernen. Ter
maIllpe Wiacu!t miro iiinl @olenpieilcr
lu le 90 Wieicr Spannweite bel 90
wleier 9obe entbNlten uno nit ein.m
ellerren Cberbau perisben meroen.
Tas Sur ueberbrildunn aslnnnennp Nm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
prnpirti pnmmrru.

Stettin. Ger iriibere ToriiBeno.
ees Nufiittsratbes Der Natiunul=SppO.
tb.ten.G .@ei.llidnit. 8raf Nrnim.
Sdlae.ntbin, III aus Der Inter
iutunesbaft, in Die er Dor einig.n
Wo6sn p.g.n oes 9egen bic iriiberen
MitsIi.p.r Der @erpaltuna jener @ei.ll-
{taft .i6nebenoen Strafuerfabrens &c.
nommen mar, ~entluiien mOroen. Die
gntlafiung .rIolste auf 8runo dr3t.
lidsr Gutadten, monud Elm ernites
Q.io.n, nit Dem @rni Irnim bebaitet
1T, Die G~OrtieBung Der Saft untbunli9
srideinm lieB. gSie es beiBt, bat 6raf
@rnim supor cine Siderbeit in S0Ge
bon 200, 900 Mart leilten miiiien.
Pooeiu6 d. Ger Gambler Iuglf
@rotb muro.. als er Ieincm Tieroe 6ut=
ter ein9eben nollte. BON oie'em in ben
unteriiafer gebilien UNI inn Die Inter
lippe idlt polllidnoig losgerillen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
prnpin, pnTrn.

Yoi.n. Gie Staotp.rorpneten se=
n.bmi9tsn ben eno9iltigen Nertra9 iiber
Die Gingsm.inoung Der YOrorte Ser'iB,
ct. Sa3arus uno @iloO, Die am |.
april II. ). nit pOien pereinigt mer-
Den. Surh oas Nusldeioen Der Yorort,
miro Der Greis poiensGf in ieinsr
Seiltungsidbi9teit 10 bei6rdntt, ooB sr
Sbcile Der benu6barten &reiie Sugewie.
I'm betommen 'oll, lroSu Die Genebs
migung oes &anotuges erforOerlid III.
8uwiti6. Ter prOplt Sulinsti
npllte bel Der Yereioigung Der bieiigcn
tatbOliiten Retruten bic SABINE ols
ri6t gepeibt nibt% suluiien. Gr gerietb
ourilber nit Dem tommunoirenom Gil.
sier in 3wiIi. Sine llnteriuduna lit
sln2eleltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
prnpiut Gtd1lrItett.
Droptnt SdJirsrpia-0nlJists

9iel. lie bieii9e Staotpertretun9
bat bsfdloiien, cine elsitriihe 6entrale
snr Nbaabe pon 9iht uno Strait fur
hdotiids Rednuns an,ulsaen. -eine
ShiiispanMrplattsn. g9srtiatt In are
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

lin biele bic Namen Nntonia Roberto
Wilbslmine erbolten bot. Die Sruu
@roBbsraosin iOmi. Die iunse Frys
seIIin befinoen Si6 mobl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
HAD EATEN
THEIR BOOTS.
Awful Plight of a Pair of Ship
wrecked Sailors.
WERE PICKED UP AT SEA
In Famished Condition, After Having
Been Clinging to the Top of
Ship cabin For Four
DAYS.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service.l
Salisbury, Md, Nov. 1.-THE schooner
S. f. Beauchamp, with Captain Steel
man, from Jacksonville, Fla, arrived
here yesterday. She brought two ship
wrecked seamen, Mate Loud and Simon
Robinson, of the schooner William Bird,
of Philadelphia. They were picked up
at sea twenty-five miles off Cape Roman.
They were floating on the top of the
cabin when their signal of distress was
seen. They had been clinging to this
improvised boat for four days and
nights without food or water. They had
eaten part of their boots and were in a
pitiabe condition from exposure. 1t is
supposed the captain, John barrett, of
Merchantville, N. J., and five Scanda-
navian seamen were lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
PUTTING MEN
UNDER ARMS.
Columbia Intends to Be Prepar-
ed For Emergencies.
SOME OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE
That Is Not to BE Tolerated by Those In
Charge of the Government "A
Government Loan Is
Wanted.
SOME OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE

[News-D Democrat Leased Wire Service.l
Panama, Nov. u.-A decree has been
issued by the civil and military chief of
this department calling to arms all
government employees, and to all Colom-
bia citizens between the ages of Is and
60 years. The decree declares that this
action is made necessary by the fact
that the present rebellion is being sup
ported by foreign invasion through the
department at Cauca. Another decree
calls for a government loan of 100000
to defray the extraordinary expense of
the rebellion. If the loan is not volun-
tarily subscribed within three days, the
local government will enforce a loan
without interest or guarantee. Ad-
vices from Barranquilla confirm the
previous reports of an important battle
in which 300 of the government forces
were killed and wounded. 1t is reported
that Port Tumaco is in possession of the
rebels. Troops are being hurried south
ward from here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
THE GERMANS
HAVE DESIGNS.
That Is the Claim Of a Soldier
Who Returns
ROM THE PHILIPPINES
Says Germany Is Assisting the Filipino
and Wants Them to Win
Against the AmerI-

[News-D Democrat Leased Wire Service. ]
Chicago, Nov. lit is the general
belief among the Americans in the Phil
ippines that Germany is aiding the Fill
iplnos in their warfare against the U.
S. The Filipinos have the sympathy
of the Germans on the island and it is
common talk that their tactics and
manner Of warfare are the result Of
German instruction." was the declara-
ton of Capt w, II, Anderson, of Day
ton, Ohio, who is in Chicago on his way
home from the Philippines.
MANY persons believe that Germany
would like to see the U. S. get tired
Of the war and then it would step in
and take charge of affairs there" added
Captain Anderson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
That Is the Claim Set Up, But
It Is a Censored
Dispatch.
HOME RULE ATTACKED
A Britisher Takes Occasion to Abuse
the Irish and Michael Davitt In
Speech Made Last Night
The Latest News From
Transvaal.

[News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.]
London, Nov. 11-An official dispatch
from Capetown, under date Of yester-
day, Friday, says that a British recon-
noitering party from the Orange river
had a skirmish with the Beers, four
miles east Of Belmont station. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Falconer, of the Northum-
berland Fusileers, was killed, and Lieu
tenant Wood, of the North Lancashire
regiment, was seriously wounded. Two
other British lieutenants and two pri-
Yates were wounded.
HAMILTON's SPEECH.
London, Nov. 1.-THE Right Honora-
BILE Lord George Hamilton, secretary of
state for India, in a speech last night,
said that although so far as the bulk
of the opposition was concerned, the
voice of faction has been hushed, but
the squeak of treason had been heard in
the house of commons. He was glad
to have heard it because it brought
home to all reasonable radicals what
was the true meaning of home rule to
an irreconcilable rebel like Michael Da-
witt. Home rule, he said, had disap-
peared from the program of any reason
able, practical political party.
FAMINE IN KIMBERLY.
Capetown, Nov. n.-Kimberly is
threatened with famine. A message
from there says the inhabitants are al
lowed only eight ounces Of food per day.
Cecil Rhodes labors indefatigahly to
keep up the spirits Of the Inhabitants.
He has given several famine lunch
cons" at the hotel and goes daily to the
defenses to encourage the men. Rhodes
is laying out new street lined with or
ange trees to be named Siege Avenue.
TOWN ABANDONED.
Capetown, Nov. 1.-THE British have
abandoned Aliwal, north, an important
town on the Orange Free State border,
and the Beers are now occupying the
place. The Basutos have expressed
their sympathy for the British by quit
ting work on the Boer farms, and as
result the latter's crops are rotting.
NATIVES SHOT.
London, Nov. 11.-An official dispatch
from Kimberly, dated Nov. 6th says
that two unarmed natives have been shot
by Beers at Acknowledgement. The res
ervoir south of the town was taken by
the Beers. The wounded at Kimberly
are doing well.
REPORT REITERATED
London, Nov. 11.-A Paris news agen-
cy reports that a British transport
foundered last night off the island of
Ushant, on the Breton coast. Although
this is a reiteration of a previous ru-
NOR, the report is not generally believed.
COULD CAPTURE LONDON.
Paris, Nov. 1.-THE Patrie says that
England lies open to a coup de main.
With her squadron dispersed and her
soldiers afloat on the way to the Trans
vaal, $4,000 men could capture London.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
LIGHTED CIGAR
Went Down His Throat When
Highwaymen Told Him
to Fork Over.
[News-Democrat Leased Wire Service. ]

[News-Democrat Leased Wire Service ]
Chicago, Nov. 11.-Highwaymen sur
prised John Penz to such an extent
when they told him to throw up his
hands early this morning that he swal-
lowed lighted cigar stub. The burn
ing cigar caused such pain that Penz
disregarded the instructions Of the rob-
bers to keep quiet. The footpads evil
IDENTIFY did not understand the cause of
the outburst, and to silence him, pound
ed him to insensibility, and then robbed
him Of nine dollars. DIR. Brown dressed
Penz's badly burned lips and mouth.
Penz's eye was nearly gouged out by
a blow and the doctor despairs Of saw
ing the eye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
TAYLOR LEADS.
Returns Indicate That the
Republicans Have Been
Successful.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Frankfort, KY, Nov. 11.-It begins to
look as If Taylor were elected for GER
tain now. Since yesterdays official
canvass the Republicans are not at all
alarmed, but Goebel still claims the
state by 1900. Returns up to noon to-
day, however, of the 119 counties, 50
of which report officially, shows Goe-
bells plurality aggregates 31,2S9. Tay-
lor's total plurality gives 32,627 or a
net plurality of 1888 over Goebel. There
still exists difference of 632 in the JEFF
ferson county plurality.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
OFFICE
HOLDING.
Not the Highest Ambition of
the Man Who Won in
Nebraska.
w. j. BRYAN SPEAKS.
He Warns the Republicans That He
Will Be Fighting
FOR HIS COUNTRY's GOOD
TIL His Coffin Encloses Him A Part of the
Speech That He Delivered at the
fusion Ratification In
His Honor Last
Night,

[News-Democrat Leased Wire Service
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 11.-At the Flu
ison ratification rally last night w. j.
Bryan complimented the members of
the state campaign and praised the
zeal of the county workers. He briefly
referred to his critics and himself, say
ing:
"The Republicans claim that my
highest ambition is to hold office, but
that is untrue. My great desire is to
do good for my country, and warn
the Republicans that 1 will continue
until am in my coffin"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
CAME In BUSTERS.
Attempt to Enlarge the Oil
Field About WellSyille
a Failure.

East Liverpool. Nov. 1.-THE efforts
to extend the limits of the Wellsville
oil filed have thus far resulted disas-
trously. The first two wells outside of
the recognized limits of the field, the
Dickey well, inside the Wellsville cor
poration line, and the Gallagher well,
both came in busters today after being
shot. Three more wildcat ventures
outside the recognized field are due in
the first of the week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-11-14
Upton WILL CHALLENGE.
Has Decided to Come Back
Again After the Americas
Trophy.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service.1 ]
New York. Nov. 11.-A London dis
patch to the Journal today says that
Sir Thomas Upton has definitely de-
cided to again challenge for the Ameri-
cas- cup, and has already begun laying
his plan to that effect.