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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
Tom Jones to Hang in August.

Tom Jones, the negro who is condemned
to hang here on August 31st, tor killing
his paramount and her daughter and then
burning the house with the dead bodies
and four live children in it, seems never
to have realized his condition. He sits
in his cell, silent but in apparently pleas
ant humor He seldom speaks unless spo-
ken to, and then usually he smiles in an
idiotic sort of way. He has thus won
the sympathy and pity of all the prison
ers, as well as of the jailer and other
officials who occasionally visit him. He
is evidently half -witted, if not an abso-
lutte idiot. His execution will be in the
Jail yard and will be witnessed by only
a few persons to whom tickets will be
issued.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. A. Haynes, of Tarboro, is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey, are in
Louisburg.
Mr.. j. w. Lee and daughter have
gone to Chicago.
Mr. j. r. Barkley went to Frasier's
Mills yesterday.
Editor Britton, of the Wilson News,
sepnt a few hours in town yesterday.
Mrs. Florence 2. Tucker and Miss
Minnie Fithch Tucker are at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Frank I. Osborne left yesterday
afternoon for Durham, where he spoke
last night.
Miss Tate, of Georgia, who is on her
way from Morehead, is stopping with
Miss Purnell.
Mrs. C. B. benson and Miss Daisy
benson went to Pittsboro yesterday
to visit friends.
Miss lydia BEDFORD and Miss Almira
Pierce are visiting Miss Virginia At
kinson at McCullers.
Miss Julia Register. who has been
visiting friends at Huntsville, Ala,
returned to Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. C. III. Beckham, accompanied
bv little Miss SaIlie and Mary Beck
ham,are visiting in Middleburg.
Miss Annie Hill, Miss Helen Prim-
rose, Miss Mamie Belvin, Mrs. j. w.
Harden went to Clayton yesterday to
visit Mrs. Ashley Horne.
Mr.. Hilman Horton and Miss Ada
Johnson, of Raleigh, came in Sunday
to spend a week with friends and
relatives. Henderson Herald.
Miss May Crawford and Mrs. Love
Thurston have gone to Virginia eBach.
Mr. Charles M. Busbee left yesterday
afternoon for Fayetteville. He speaks
today at big barbecue and picnic
at Currie's Mills, in Cumberland
county.
Mrs. w. TT. Dixon, Miss Effe Grims-
ley, and Miss Louise Potter, who have
been visiting the family of DR.. L. M.
Jordan, returned to Hookerton yes
terday.
Mrs. F. J. Wooten had pleasant
social gathering at her home last
night, supplementary to Miss Laura
Kirby, of Raleigh, and to the young
ladies' visiting Miss Clara Wooten-
Misses Myrtle King, of Leaksville, Ada
and Elizabeth Wooten, of LaGrange.-
Kinston Free Press.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
The Baseball Lawn Party.

Wrights Concert Band has donated
their services to the Athletic Associa-
ton for the lawn party Friday night,
program of new music. This will be
one of the main attractions and should
draw good crowd.
The lady patroness are: Miss Alice
Jones, Miss Frances Jones, Miss Flor
RE Jones. Miss Laura Williams. Miss
Blanche Blake, Miss Jane Andrews
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Eula Davis,
Miss Mamie Norris, Miss Ethel Norris
Miss Matte Pace, Miss Ellen Durham
Miss Catherine Fort, Miss Eleanor
Vass. Miss Lille May Vass, Miss Mary
Woodell, Miss Lula Woodell. Miss
Belle Heartt. Miss Blanche Heartt
Miss Lucie West, Miss Ellen West
Miss Mary Winder Bryan. Miss Lena
Latta, Miss Mary Latta, Miss Mary
Andrews, Miss Hail. Morson, Miss Eliza
Busbee, Miss Daisy Moring, Miss Nan
ME McMackin, Miss Kate Skinner
Miss Anna Stronach. Miss Alice Stron-
ach, Miss Kate Stronach, Miss Sophie
Busbee, Miss Lulu Busbec, Miss Susie
Moses, Miss Mamie Cowper. Miss Sadie
Root, Miss Mary Ferrall, Miss Helen
Primrose, Miss Janet Stronach, Miss
Josephine Mitchell, Miss Ellen King,
and Miss Laura King.
If any of the ladies above mentioned
have not been seen, they are requested
by the Board of Directors to act.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
MRS. BACHELORS FUNERAL.
Many Sorrowiug Friends Attended the Last
Sad Rites.

The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Joseph b. Bachelor were held at the
church of the Good Shepherd at half
past ten o'clock yesterday morning.
The church was filed with sorrow
ing friends; with church workers who
had labored under her direction in
many lines of parish activity, and with
representatives from organizations,
grateful to pay the last sad tribute
to one, who in life, gave her time
and sympathy in furtherance of this
patriotic purposes. The cortege was
met at the church entrance by the
officiating clergymen, Rev. DIR. Pitten-
ger and Rev. Mr.. Hunter, and by the
white-robed choir, bearing branches
of palms, which they afterwards de-
posted in the casket as it rested be-
fore the altar under it's covering OF
flowers.
Members of the Ladies' Memorial
Association, of which she has been the
honored president. Veterans from
the L. OBJ. Branch Camp, the vestry Of
the church of the Good Shepherd and
the members of the ST. Mary's Guild,
occupied pews specially set apart for
them.
The music was feelingly rendered
and included the professional, Ten
Thousand Times, Ten Thousand, In
Sparkling Light" and the hymns, For
All the Saints, Who From Their Labors
Rest" and Forever With the Lord"
The lesson was read by the Rev.
Mr.. Hunter, the Rev. DIR. Pittenger
reciting the concluding prayers of the
office for the dead.
The remains were afterwards con-
veyed to the Union station to be taken
to Warrenton for burial. many of
our citizens accompanying the funeral
party to the place. The floral tributes
were very beautiful. The pallbearers
were: f. HI. Busbee, c. G. Latta, Spier
Whitaker, Hugh Morson, c. E. John
son, Judge w. A. Montgomery, uarland
Jones, DR.. A. b. Hawkins.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina-Local rains,
Thursday with cooler in eastern por-
tons. Friday; showers on the coast,
fair in the interior; fresh southwest
erly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and Vi
entity to 8 p. m. Thursday; showers,
cooler during the evening.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum
temperature, 20; mean temperature,
so. Total rainfall .O2 inches.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

Marriage license was yesterday Isl
sued to William Pike and Miss Sadie
Howell.
The foundation of the office build
ing on Martin street between Sails
bury and Mcdowell, is now being laid.
The Seaboard Air Line is now rum
ming through day coaches from Ports
mouth to Atlanta on the Florida Linn
tied.
st. Luke's Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet this (Thursday after
noon) at $50 o'clock, at the residence
of Mrs. Fred Odds.
Remember the lawn party next Fri
day night on the lawn in rear of the
poatoffice for the benefit of the Raj
eigh baseball club. 1t will be one OF
the biggest things of the kind ever
held in Raleigh.
Miss Matilda Watkins, who a num-
Der of years resided in Raleigh, died
yesterday morning at o'clock at her
home in House Creek township. She
was 81 years of age. The funeral viii
ttthO PluNC VOuuys
The office room on the corner of
Hargett and Salisbury streets is being
remodelled and enlarged and will be
used as a kindergarten by Miss Bus
bee. This building was once the law
office of Judge CASTOR.
Mr.. M. O. Sheriff., State Librarian,
has received the very gratifying in
formation that his son Clarence O.
Sheriff.. ranks third in the class of 7G
at West Point which graduates next
June. He is one of the five 'star''
men, and will go into the engine corps.
William r. Header, of Chatham
county, night clerk at the postoffice,
has rendered Postmaster Bailey his
resignation to take effect July 31st.
The cause of his resignation was
brought on by night work. Postmas-
ter Bailey says he will recommend
j. Rowan Rogers, Jr., to succeed Mr.
Headen as night clerk.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
Holly Home Sanitarium,
RREYARD, N. C.

BREVAKD, N. =.
A quiet home for the care and treat
ment of inyalids. Famous for its health
giving climate and mountain scenery. a
modern institution for the treatment OF
chronic diseases. Rest, cure baths, etc.
Address
DIR. L. B. SAYLES,
Brevard, N. C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

ANY ONE WISHING TO HELP OUR
baseball boys out by giving them ice
cream for the lawn party, Friday even
ing, can get the same from Dughi at
$100 per gallon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

The Ellis House at Fuquay Springs is
open for visitors. Price reduced to $500
per week. $500 per month. Address, Ellis
House, Sippahaw, N. G.
24-1w.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
A List for Going Away Shoppers.


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the be a
In
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

Nainsook Edges and Insertings.
Were z, 10. 12k, Is, 17A & 20
Now 3, z, 10, 121a. Is & l71Ac
Cambria Edges and Insertings.
Were s, ~, 10, 12H, Is, 171a & zoe
Now 8, 5, 6, 8, IL, 49, 15c
Swiss Edges and lnsertings.
Were 10, 12A, Is, 171s, and zoe
Now 71k, 8, lie, 1872 and 15c
All-Over Embroidery LaceS.
Were rs, $1.oo. s1.25, $3.50 $1.75
Now SO, rs, 80, $1I0O & 81 IS
New lot of All-Over Laces-IO Patterns
to select from. Choice. ........ Acc
Val Lace Edgings and insert
ingS.
Narrow widths sold by the dozen yards.
Were Is, 25, 35, so, Use, and 500
Now IL, 10, rs, 35, so, and rs
Heavy Cotton Laces
For Pillow Shams, Skirts, Aprons, ETC.
All that were 71ac, Size. and Zoe, are
All that were 4c. and &c, are now. Sc.
All that were &c. and 21ac., are now. 1c.
Silk Bargains.
All Wash Silks and Seasonable Stuffs that
were worth 35, 80, As and SOC, have
been placed on the bargain table.
CnGlcS. ....... Coz.
All Foulards Silks, Taffetas, Drocades,
Rembrandt, Lace Stripe and Embroider-
cd that have been selling for So, 60,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
In AND ABOUT THE. CITY

Marriage license was yesterday is
sued to William Pike and Miss Sadie
Howell.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

The foundation of the office build
ing on Martin street between Sails
bury and Mcdowell, is now being laid.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

Hope nobody will wake up after this sale is all over and
say that we did not give them fair warning
Stir up your neghbors. Tell them what they miss
ling by not reading the papers.
This Embroidery and Lace Sale covers thousands of
yards at prices cut below the cost line The bargains in
silks, Summer Hosiery and New Things in Jewery and Shell
Goods claim your immediate attention
The good things rule come here first More variety
to select FROM More tastes to please You buy quickly
you can buy safely Money back if don't please YOU
Our prices always the lowest We want you to know US
that way.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
a. 3. STRONACH.
BOYLAN, PEARCE & co.

N MONG other specials for this week (mentioned be-
I'm low we will have an UMBRELLA and PAR
~ " ASOL sale. They are drummers' samples; some
plain colors-dark green brown, navy garnet but mostly
black They were bought rs per cent off the regular price
and will be sold the way There's good assortment;
Everyone be suited they'll double purpose;
they keep off the rain and protect from the rays of the
sum- The sale of white and fancy parasos Will continue and
you'll never rain shade for less than present prices
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
J. L. O'QUlNN & co.
RALEIGH, N. n.

Cut Flowers. Bouuets and floral design,
on short notice. PALM, Ferns and all DO
plants for house and window decoration,
Shade trees, Evergreens and Strawberries,
and vegetables Of all kinds an seasons.
Phone 40. :,
snky.- Raleigh, N. @. EgFDE
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

The Seaboard Air Line is now run
ming through day coaches from Ports
mouth to Atlanta on the Florida Linn
tied.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

ST. Luke's Circle of Kings Daugh
tiers will meet this (Thursday after
noon) at $50 o'clock, at the residenc
of Mrs. Fred Odds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26

zoe White Organdie
Everyone knows how Organize crus!ws
and wrinkles. Many a lady would like
fresh Organdie dress, to finish
this season, provided she could find a
nice Organdie inexpensive. We have
what you wish 6S inch wide French Or
candle at 25 cents, or a softer material
Paris Mousseline," same width ami
price. 80 inch Organdie special value 10
cents.
25c Mattings
This is the last call on China and
Japanese Mattings this season. Our en-
tire stock of high grade Mattings are
offered at % cents per yard. Real value
40 to Is cents. Come early to get the
best.
FANS
All paper fans have been reduced to
half price.
cent fans for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1c.
10 cent fans for. Observation-Disclosures. SC.
20 cent fans for. Observation-Disclosures. 10c
% cent fans for. Observation-Disclosures. 49,.
80 cent fans for. -. -. ........,.. 15c.
40 cent fans for. .................... 20c.
so cent fans for. Observation-Disclosures. csc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-26
New Patterns Val Laces and Beadings

New Patterns in inexpensive, medu qualities and
New Dotted SWISS Piques, new French Lawns.
New all Embroidered Yokings. Designs in Br
New lot of Folding and Palm Fans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-26

Wdmlidteit nit oeren itartcn 9rdrpaas
tiuen iteben. gSir bitten lie, iih oarar
gu erinncrn, oaB es lid uidt nm eiut
einiabe Observation-Disclosures ;mi.
ihen eiuauber ge9eHiiberitcbenoen Raj
tiOnen upn 6rouen bannelt, iunoern I'M
slHen &eriudl, gang uuo gar Die iunoot
mentale 9aiis unierer 9}e0ieruug Al
dnoern. Die Semitic lit Qeaeuu1r.
tig Die @inbeit i'm @emeiumeien, ourd
ons 6raueuitimmredt miro oa8 9Snbi.
D bium gu oieier @tubeit. gum Waha
tbeil Der 6amilie uno Sur 6oroeruno ocs
3riuiipS oes 9ommuui8muS III Der IA.
mile uno I'M 9emciumeieu. 3u oieirnr
Gnoe mjrb caS 5raueuitmmrebt ~
eiuem coultitIirenoen Ibcjl ienes Yeup
lutlpudren Soiinliems gemddt. melber
baa 9du5e Gbrilteutbum QciGhroet. 9It.
9slidt3 oieier 5batilheu bitten luir
berSIicb lin Die p0triUtiide NtlmlrtuuQ
alcr guten 8ilr9e' in Dem 8emi6en,
Die 2Iu9eIegenbeit Dem nmeritaniideu
@Olt in ibrem wnbren 9idt uprSuitel
len" llnterseihnet 1T Der grlaB pm
Caroline j. Gorbin, 8rdIioentin, lpwie
einer 9lnSabl nnberer Qameu, oarunter
audi GeUIiden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-26
Gbas &irOcrs SoO,

lleber oeuiClben berlhtete Der ,,Milm.
0erolo" uon Eieulta9 6Ol0euoes:
Coroner &dn Care luuroe Qeitcrn
0litto9 telepbouiih bon North Milpau.
fec ans beuadlridbigt, bdB in Der gl1he
nes oortigen Hnhnbois Die perliilmmelte
2eihc zines jun9en NPannes oui Dem
&obnodmme 9eluuOen wuroe Die
9elde muroe ais bic hes etlua 25 Sabre
aten Charles 9ieoel ppn Ga Grofe
ioenttiicirt lno cine lluteriud)uno eraob,
onB Der juH0e Mnuu in Der 9tad)t
pOn Sonniag nui Niuntno belm llebers
hrtItcu Der 8nbnaelciie uon eiuem
Gaiia9erSuq Der g9isconiin Central
8ahu iiberinbrG unp Qetootet
wuroe. Die 9cjd)c wurbe nah
Der MOraue iibcrinbrt. Ter @eritors
bene nrbeitete I'M lebien 0erbite bis ct,
ua 5um 6onticgunsstn9eiu in Dem Qeib-
ltna pm Slenitdot all Gentral Npcnue,
um ounu cine Stelluna 0ls gInimdrier
in Dem 2oeol pon Superoiior Gaitcn.
bolj III 9}ortb O1ilpaufee anSuuebmeu.
Nm SOnnfag sIbeno uerIicB er Die Gni'
teubpl5'ihe @iribifait ge9eu 1880
ubr, um iidl aui ben 0eimwsq Su beqe
ben, wptel er ieinen idrsdlldeu Zoo
idno.
Charles Gieoel nammt ans Ga
Gruiie, no ieine gIn9eborigeu mobren,
ieine Mtutter, &ruoer mO ShmeItcr.
qeBtere tele9rnpbIric Dem Coroner. baB
iie hcute bier eintrcIieu wcroe. nm iilr
bic Nccroi9una SorQe iu trogcn Die
Hicoel idc 6omilje mlroe uOm llrQllt
ldper pcriul9t Charles &teoel 1T Der
picrtc Sohn Der 6amilie, Der eincu &C
Waltiameu 3Oo crleiecn muBte 7ie
Qcide wlro nodl ga 6rpne bebuis BE
eroigun9 iiberilmt weroeu."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-26
Grgrn SinOtrnrbrit.

3dbrit 3niptttor Sobu 3 Niaiams
ucu Wiluaufee bot Die glbiidt, ods sc.
ieb gcoen bic 8cidalijgung uon Sinocrn
III 6abrlftu etc. ltreng ourh5uiiibreu.
60 lies er iidl aeQeu 2llbert 6. 0emle
ben, gSertiiibrer Der Qa Groiie Grader
< @auou 60, einen 0aitbejehl aus
telcn, neil inter oeieu g(uiiiht 5pel
anabcn, 0ouis gllbert, 1852 Mlartei
Ctr, lmo 0procc 98tbiter, l42 iuol
Is. Ctr. arbeiteten. 0r. Oemlebeu be
tnmte iih ituibia, idagte jebod
tlutemtuiB bes @eieBes uor '@r muBte
SO Strnic unb bic Soften bGSnhleu
4os Beieb uerbietet cns 9eiddiiiaer
pon Sinoeru inter Il Snbreu III 6obrt.
fen etc, uno jeoer Nrbeit9ebcr Der a.H.
Der inter Is Sabreu beidditi0t, ioli eir
genaueS Niters }erNihuiB berielber
iibrCu nit 3euaniiien BON ieiteu oel
<ern oes betr. 9inoes.
Rie Strnie iiir llebertretlmg oeS @ei
iebes betrdgt SO his 500 fir Arbeit.
aeber in iebem 1oIle, un0 s. bis t25
iilr @Iiern.
g8ir ireuen ms ooB 0r. g9iuiame
ieine 4fIid; 10 emit nimnt 6oiitut
lid bat er III So Groiie nidt n0tbi9, Wel
tere Grlmpel gu itatuIreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-26
9rnti6ts 5bcntcr.

9IoOIi 8bllipp'S 9}ew 0orter Iruppe.
melte bier beute, 6reiiaa, ben Cor
Iner @rocer" 0ibt, 1T iebr uielieitio.
oenu in CT &dul pben iilbrte Iie nidlt
nur oicles Slid iouie oen ,.ytem gprter
@rduer" aui ipnoern ou6 oie betarmte
StouB' lbe 0perette. .3te 6le0crs
III aus. Sei alien @elegen6eiten bate
Die 8ruppe poac 6duler, uno ii6er bic
lebtere 9luIiiibrumg teridltet Die Ct.
Ednler ,&pltsSeitung" pom Montaa II.
u. 1Olgenoes:
Gin mrtlider BeuuB mar es, Der in
Der NtOiart 0alle 9eitern 2lbeno Dem
oeutldlen Eubifum ourd) Die 9lufiiihrlluo
rcr rei5euheH Cperette upn Sub. StrauB,
- Nte 5leoermnus" bereitet uuroe. User
@elegtutett acbnbt bat, Soerm 2lou(i
@blllpp mo iCme Mem gOrter @ei,Q.
ihalt III Dem %oltsitlld Sin 9rauer
bon 9|eiu 2)ort" mo Der Corner @ros
cer" 81 lthen, mar iiber iiberraiht, Die
Uon oieitm @enre 10 peridieoene Cpe.
retie III iold' 9clungenCr 9eiie upraez
nItrt 5n leben. 0crr Aouli 8bilipp ais
GobricI b. Gjienieu. Mnrie b. ggeoern
ais 8cinlinoe, ieine 5rau, ipmie 65uiiie
6r6nfel ais Nbele. ons Subenmdbden,
poren unilbertreiiIid III bieien 0nupt.
yollen.
0err GbiIipp bat burb bieie @ufiiib.
ring Der a6lebermnus" beuieien, oaB
ieine Gjeicllitnit eiu pielieitiees 9olent
beiitt, uuo bufien mir oaiielbe in ipdie.
rer Belt pieber einmnl in Ct. 8anl be.
luuuoern 81 t0nneu."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-26
SrriSgui6t.

0ie gIuSiubrun9 oes llrtbeilS in Dem
RrpjeB pe9eu &ruha oeS Gbeuoeripre
teus uun Nunic SaCobs ps. 0p. @oeb.
ling wuroe oui 80 Gage uerihoben
3ur &erbanohue fam am Montn9
9Ibeuo Elm &rpSeB uOu !. " Gpaus
ps 4. Bacon, Speier Wublenbeliecr in
MOnroe Gountp. 1es Sld0erS M}ihle
lie9t nm obereu 3beile 0es Tlulies.
Tes &ertaQtsu 0amm luurbe mdbreno
Der 0odiIutb I'M leeten Sabre bjnwsg
ldlWemmt, uno ueu mieoer aui0ttaut,
aber bbber dls uorber, moourt Der
aldNCr uerbinocrt mar leiue NtubIc 81
operlren.
NeQountn ipuroe Mihmoh Gin @rp
SeB puu 6rau @looie Wc@owon Us. Die
j. alluobbduSaen 6oriter", welher Sail
opr ca. eine,a Sabre bereitS bier Sur
Serbnuoluua fam, mobei Ole Gieid)mUre
men Der aldqeriu Ole upue &eriite.
rungsiumme lcbit 3inien, ca. 81, 100 Sus
ertnmten. welhen @ntitleio ieooh ons
SberQeritt perwarf.
g(nd . itiiuoioer &crotbung entihie
Den oie G'eidlworeuen in Der 5000
Sd)nbeneriab 9luse bon Subu 6reis-
mutb Us. Or. Z. 6. Sujter We9eu
ialid)er 8ebnnOlun9 eiues 9ebrO6enen
Beines Su @uuiten oes Tottors. Die
&erbanolun9en Scs 6nIles ndhmen ;
Gage in 9lniprlh
@eihieNen lurroen Nlm1 Cuerbp uuo
Carl Cuerbp.
GbriItinn 0hrrludhter uuo Sobn
@uetid)e erbiclteu ras Nilr9erredt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-01-26

ais Der 6er5og BON M ar l.
borpugb li6uah Suonfritd eiuitiffte,
iprah er einem Berihterltatter 9egen.
iiber ieine BeirieOiguug iiber Die uielen
8elpeiie ber Spmpatbie Der ameritnni.
ihen Natipn fir Die Snfe @nglanos III
benz arie0e aus, bemerfte aber odbei, es
piirbe ibm au9enebm iein 5u h0ren, oh
oieie Spmpntbie bel Der Wf prtta
oes amerifnniihen @Ultes berride.
Menn Der cole 0err Die 3rpeiiel, Die ibm
offenbor auItduhten, beltdti9t iinoen
mil, oGun brduht er nur Die ameritnni
iden 3eitun9en gu leien unO namentlih
ben 8erihten ilber Die Sena ) Uerbauo.
lunoen ieine 8entltuna 3u identen. 0aB
in bieler tonleroatiolten oaer 9Drpers
idaiten /. 9. Sendtur @elltnqtO o n
oon Norplnno ertldrte, @nglduo per
oiene nihts 8eiieres ais uon ben 8oeru
perbnuen 81 iuerbsu, uub SeuutUr s 1 c
pom Maiue, pom Gn9lnno iprebeno, ben
9rieo ais cen 1roiten Sdanbflef uu'ea
res SnbrGunocrts beSeidnete, oiirite 9e'
nii9en, ben 9oro MarlbUrpusb uno nit
ibm 9nus Gn9lnno oariiber aufSutldren
aaui mel der Settle Die Spmpatbler
pes nmerjtanilhen @Oltes 81 iubcu inn
- ppn osn maiienbaiten Bro. 8oeru.
@eriammlun9en uno ibren 8eidliiier
snr nidt 5u ipreden. ,(G. ). -
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Genius Qirettor T W rri II
itldot ben 6nrmern oes 2anoes Dor
stwaS oon ibrer freien 3eit BON ieBt bi:
sum Suni onju 81 Oerwenoen, ii6 pol'
itdnoia aui Sedntlpprtun9 Der 6rd9er
uorSubereiten, bic bel glusiiillung oer
Genius Qiiten seiteat iueroen. GiC
6rasen be3ieben iid uuI Die gIn5ob
9Ider, Die inter oem HfIuge limb; au
Die Mense uno ben @ertb Der Gruteu
Die Mtenge unb ben @ertb aller 5ormi
8roOutte, pesetnbiliiden lOtuie animu.
liiden; Die Soften Der 9iingun9 unt
Die eeSoblten 9obne an 9re6te, tur5um
ale nui Die Eearbeitune elmer 6arm
8esus babenoen Iuntte fir eas Snbi
1899, Die Der 3dbler auf ieinen Glitter
ausfiiqen muB. Snbem iid Die 6ar'
mer iebt idOn na6 uno nn9 9IlIes mott
rem, miro bel Dem Genius lelblt uiel
3eit 9eipnrt unO duBerbem ein 9enaue'
res 9teiutfdf erSielt merben.
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atilcrti i'll Der 4}Oli;riltntiOn.

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Greet, Nilnu., 6ruben. 3obu 8lam0au
mo Games 3pbuion, gerieibeu am
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5treit, Der bal0 IN cine regelrehf Sci.
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erblelt, RE lbu bdlb ouofru 5innes
mahien 8lutbeilett lieB er iit nad
Der EUlBcitahuu irHneportireu, bem
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,{n Der Goll5eiliatiou fans III elmer
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melhcr 6lauHlQan Dit@rab nit oeiier
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