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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
MICS. G.. W. j. ANGELL.
second Daughter OF Gen. Colin M. In
Eersoll Died Sunday


g.rsoll Died Sunday.
The news of the sudden death Of Mrs.
G. W. j. Angel of New Rochelle, N. III.
on Sunday is not only a great shock to
her family in this city, but also causes
great sorrow among her very extensive
circle of friends here. Mrs. Angel was
the second daughter of General Colin
M. Ingersoll and the late Julia Harriet
Ingersoll of this city She died on the
sixteenth anniversary Of her marriage.
and leaves, besides her husband, two
children, John Watson and Julia Gladys
Angel. Mrs. Angel was married jan
uary IA, 1884, to G. w. j. ANGEL a grad
uate of the class of Yale '83 S., and was
thirty-f1ve years of age. Mr.. Angel
was a prominent Yale man and was a
member of Delta Psi fraternity. He IL
now connected with large mercantile
agency in New York city and has a
beautiful home in New Rochelle Mrs.
Angel was beautiful woman, had a
most amiable disposition and stood very
high in society wherever she happened
to be. Her feeling for dumb animals
was especially great, and every oppor-
tunity to relieve the sufferings Of one
was taken, Notwithstanding the circurn-
stances. She was a prominent member
of the Connecticut Society Of CoioniaNl
DANES and always took great interest,"
in patriotic work of any kind. Heart
disease was the direct cause Of her
death, though Mrs. Angel had not been
in the best of health for some time. Her
brother Colin M. Ingersoll, jr., is presi-s
dent Of the Fall River line Of steamers.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
THE HoARD OF RgLIBE.
Appeals from Assessme eMts Heard Yes.
tcrday-somc OF the Petitioners.


tcrday-somc OF the Petitioners.
The board of relief met yesterday
and heard appeals from assessments
by a number Of taxpayers. In the at
ternoon DR.. Frank E. Beckwith appeal.
ed from the assessment Of $3.50 plac-
ed against his property on Church
street. The assessment was placed at
$4,000 by the board of assessors. and
was then reduced by that board to
$4,000. DR.. Beckwith now appeals from
this reduced amount. Last evening
John S. Cornish of Westville appealed
from an assessment of $12T5 against
his property and Jacob Knodell, also
of Westville, appealed from an assess
ment of $1,675 against his property.
The board of relief will finish hear
ing appeals about January 20 and
about February l will begin visiting
the property on which appeals shall
have been made at that time
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M GIFFERT CASE UP AGAIN
THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW YORK
SIT As Il COURT.
Formal Charges of Heresy Read by Rev.
MIR. Birch-Dr. McGiffert Cited TO APP
pear February I2 and PIeRd-What-
ever Action the Presbytery May Take
MAY be Appealed
May be appealed. A

New York, Jan. 15.-The Presbytery
of New York, sitting as a court, to-day
listened to the formal charges of heresy
made against the Rev. Arthur c. Nc
Giffert, d. D., by the stated clerk, Rev.
G. w. f. Birch, and thereupon cited DR..
McGiffert to appear before it at the next
meeting of the Presbytery, to be held
on February IL, and plead
The charges brought by the stated
clerk aver that DR.. McGiffert, being
minister of the Presbyterian church in
the United States of America and
member of the Presbytery of New York,
publicly denied the fundamental doc
trine of the immediate, inspiration by
God and the truthfulness and authority
of the Holy Scriptures as set forth in
the Confession of Faith and the Scrip
ture itself; that said DR.. McGiffert, in
his book entitled "A History of Chris
tianity In the Apostolic Age" denies the
immediate inspiration by God and the
infallible authority of Holy Scripture by
discrediting or contradicting statements
Of its writer's; by teaching that the au-
thors of Holy Scripture contradict each
other, or that Scripture contradicts
Scripture, and by denying the genuine
ness, truthfulness and authority Of por-
tions of the gospel according to John,
and the discourees Of our Lord as con-
tained in said gospel.
After Dr. McGiffert has been heard
the Presbytery, sitting as court, may
dismiss the charges Whatever action
it may take may be appealed from to
l. icl,n nf nj
said tonight that DR.. Birch, by insist
ing on his charges, had offended many
of his supporters in the Presbytery and
that his clerkship might be taken from
him at the annual meeting.
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sHE1LING BOER POSITION.
Some Details of British Advance To ward
Ladysm;th via Springfield


London, jan 16.-The Standard gives
prominence to the following dispatch,
dated Saturday, January 13, from Dur
ban: "A man who has just arrived
here from Springfield says that a Brit
ish column, proceeding to the relief of
Ladyemith, has crossed the Little Tuge-
la. When he left it was facing the Boer
position on the Big Tugela, and a how
itzer was Smelling the Boer trenches He
says also that 270 wagons, laden with
commissariat stores for Ladysmith, had
left Frere, and it was expected that the
column would join hands with General
White Monday evening. The traction
engines have been doing excellent work
in hauling heavy wagons out of holes
and swamps. This they accomplish
with the greatest ease. British atrols
have discovered parties of Beers in the
direction of Ennersdale, between Frere
and Estcourt."
Buffers Alleged Defeat.
London, Jan. 15.-The report that
Rutherford Harris, formerly resident
director in South Africa of the British
South Africa company, had received
telegram saying that Butler had again
been defeated is personally denied by
Mr.. Harris.
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Isulier's A
KRUG ER,S PROCLAMATIONS.
All Burghers Ordered to the Front
Scripture Quoted.

London, Jan. ia dispatch TO The
Daily Mail dated Saturday, January IS,
from Lourenzo Marquee, says: Pres
idcnt Kruger has issued proclamation
ordering all burghers to the front. The
Volksstem, the Transvaal official organ,
.ur"eets that the moment the British
cross the border the gold industry
should be irretrievably destroyed.
president Kruger also issued cirA
cular dated January to Boer COM
mandants and burghers. urging them
to show more energy in the Transvaal
cause. He quotes Psalm XXXIII, verse
Z, as God-given instructions to the
burghers. and saws that the British
have fixed their faith in Psalm
LXXXIII. He also quotes Psalm
LXXXIX, verses 19 and IA, and as
serts that he has searched the Bible
without being able to find any other
mode which can be followed by the
Beers, who must fight in the name of
the Lord.
Communicating is proceeding bus,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
CREUSOT GUNS FOR BOERs.
French Shops Running Night and Day
"A Barbed Wire Order.

London, Jan. 16.-The Daily Mail
publishes the following from spec
ial correspondent at lie Creusot,
France: after two days inquiry / do
not hesitate to assert that the Schnei-
der company is not only working night
and day in the manufacture of guns
and ammunition for the Beers, but that
it has already packed, ready for ship
ment to the Transvaal six heavy guns
of large calibre. The workmen told me
that ere long thirty additional guns
would be despatched to the Beers"
The Hamburg correspondent of the
Daily Mail says: "An export firm here
has undertaken the immediate delivery
of 100000 metres of barbed wire to the
Free State"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
A Pleasant Surprise Party.

A most enjoyable birthday surprise
party was rendered last night to Miss
Lulu Gregan at her home, No. 1888 Will
low street, by about 125 Of her friends.
Dancing, music and singing furnished
entertainment for the evening. A cake
walk was won by Mr.. Gallagher and
Mr.. Mccarthy The singing by mem
bers of the Jefferson Social club, menu
bers of the Jolly Six and by members
of the Knockers club was a feature OF
the evening.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16

New York, Jan. 15.-Thomas Egleston,
who founded the School of Mines of Co
lumbia university in which he was a
professor of mineralogy and metallurgy,
and who was prominent as an author of
scientific works died here to-day He
was born in this city on December 8.
1892 and was graduated from Yale in
1854
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16

Hartford, Jan. 15.-The comptrollers S
office to-day paid S3,92931 as the bill of
costs in the Hough murder case. The
bill was sent by Clerk Vinal of the
Middlesex county superior court. In
addition to these figures are two ac-
counts, the first of S1,066 for jurors re-
iected and s44164 for the jurys SER
vices. The total is 5,4S6.95.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
War Material for Engla II IL.

Minneapolis, Jan. 15.-An agent of the
Colt company, who was here to-day,
says that his company is working night
and day on rush order for the British
government principally for large
number of Colt machine guns The
Union Metallic Cartridge company has
a rush order for several million Lee
Metford cartridges.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
OFFICERS INSTA ED.


Harmony council No. s, R. and S. M,
installed officers last night as follows:
T. I. M, Edwin Y. Dow; r. l. D. M,
Charles F. McCabe; I. p. G. W., John
H. Pearce; G. g., Frank Bishop; treas
urer, Charles F. Root; conductor,
George c. Phelps; steward, Andrew M.
McBrayer; tyler, John Mccarthy. The
installing officer was Henry Garfield Of
Bridgeport, d. P. G. M. There was
very large attendance and at the con-
clusion of the exercises a splendid old
fashioned New England dinner was
served.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
The Symphony Concert.

The concert of the Symphony orches-
ira to be given at the Hyperion theater
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock
will. of course, be the chief musical
event of the season in this city. The
high quality of these concerts is too
we'll known to need more than bare
announcement to attract the attention
of all those who appreciate music of
high order. Charlotte Maconda will be
the soloist.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
Inst Nich!,s BoxlMg Eomts.

New York, Jan. 15.-Frank Patterson
of this city and Solly Smith of Los An
geles, CAL, fought twenty-five rounds
to draw before the Hercules Athletic
club of Williamsburg tonight. They
agreed to meet at 122 pounds, but Pat
terson was four pounds overweight and
had to forfeit $100.
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Fatmouth. Mass, ch.mlst Entis.

Boston, Jan. 15.-Azariah F. Crowel,
chemist of Falmouth, Mass, to-day
filed a voluntary petition in the bank
ruptcy court. His liabilities amount to
$61, ,726. 5S and all of the claims are unse-
cured. Mr. Crowell has no assets of
practical value.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
$50, ,O0O FOR MOODY FUND.
of Pledge for This
Amount In boston.

Boston, Jan. 15.-It was announced
by interested parties to-day that $780,
900 has been pledged by one person to
the fund which is being raised to carry
on the work of Dwight l.. Moody. Other
large sums are expected by the COM
mttee to whom has been committed the
continuation of the great educational
institutions founded by the evangelist.
The name of the donor has not been
made public.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16

Providence. Jan. 15.-Providence de-
feated Meriden tonight by score of Z
to 3. Charlie Warner lost his grip con-
tanning skates and uniform, and jim
Dawson of the Fall Rivers was pressed
into service.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
TRIED TO KILL THE JUDGE
MAD ACT OF Il, DISAPPOINTED
PLAINTIFF IN ST. PAUL.

by Judge Loohren, Levels Revolver
at the Latter--The WouId.be Assassin
Overpowsred Before He Could Fire Nv
the Court Crier.
st. Paul. Jan. 15.-James Welch made
a desperate attempt to-day to assassi-
nate Judge William Lochren of the fed
eral court. WEIGH had damage suit
against the Northern Pacific road for
being thrown off a train at Mandan, N.
ID. After trial lasting three days
Judge Lochren last Friday took the case
from the jury and delivered q verdict
for the defendant. Welch appeared at
Judge Lochrsn's chambers and leyeled
a revolver at the judges head. Court
Crier Conway, standing by, jumped up
on Welch and bore him to the floor.
Welch was then overpowered and dis-
armed. He was locked up in the judges
room until he might be arrested and
jailed, But before the arrival Of the
officers he smashed window, Jumped
from the second floor to the ground and
escaped. While Conway was reporting
the case to the police he saw Welch
passing on the other side Of the street
and arrested him. Welch is q partial
paralytic.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16

lily at Pretoria, where the town is eX-
changing Mausers FOR Martins, as the
former are badly needed at the front,
1t is said that there are nearly 5000
British prisoners in Pretoria"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
M ocoucIuston IN Robsrts Case.

Washington, Jan. 15.-The Roberts
committee was in executive session to-
day, but reported no conclusion and ad-
journed until Wednesday owing to the
absence of Mr. Miers and the sickness
of Mr. Frear of the committee.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16

Washington, Jan. 15.-W T. Camp of
Connecticut has been appointed an as
sistant paymaster in the navy. w. T.
Kennedy of Connecticut has been ap-
pointed an assistant surgeon in the
navy,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16
Mncrum Sails from Port Said.

Port Said, Jan. 15.-Charles Macrum,
formerly United States consul at Pre-
toria, left here on board the steamer
Koenig to-day for Naples, on his way
home
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Police Com m tssioners.

The police commissioners held reg
ular meeting last night, but transacted
no business Of especial Importance
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BONDS Il W4RDED


La Crosse, Jan. 15.-The $42, 900 31s
per cent semi-annual twenty-year re-
funding bridge bonds of this city, have
been awarded to the Connecticut Saw
ings Bank of New Haven at 1O3. 81.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-16

Buffalo, Jan. 15.--Jim Ferns of Kan
sas City won from Mysterious Billy"
Smith of Boston on q foul in the TWEEN
ty-first round of what was to have been
a twenty y-fve-rourd battle for the well
terweight championship at the Haw-
thorne A. C. tonight.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
&ctm Yaro3tt.

Gbmuno 3. g}uB, elm @plbat Der
Comp. s. IS. SSaf. Hsg. in ben pbiz
lippinen, i9rieb an feline Treunoe III
Murora, ST., einen, ben Is. Mpril,
Pascao, 2u5on, batirten 8rief, in Nell
4em ct unter anberem Tolgenbes 1agt:
~Wtr 6re9en beute Nbsno nit elmer
Mbtbeilung na9 pomp!ona auf, mo-
eine @4aar bon ca. IS Sn1urgsnten
ii4 auf6alten {oq. Morgen Mbenb
tpirb es IS g}igger tpenigsr geben. Den
v&ops" ma9t bus Nieberi dieben Der
Nigger mebr @pab als bic bette Mablz
5eit. Il niere 8efeble gebsn baz
bin feline Sc angene gu mo-
4en, unb Sbr tpibt, mas bas bebeutet:
- menn elmer Dor Gu@ auf Die &niee
fGQt, Ballet linn bic PiItole an ben
@9Gbel uno ienbet linn eine &ugel Ing
9trn; poer gebt tem &erl einen Sritt
unb ma9t i'm laufen. gr tpiro niht
tpeiter als so Oarb5 tomnen, Inn Ell
nem Siebe Gbnli4er gu 1ehen pie einem
~@rugu" pie man bic Digger bier
beibt."
Inter barbaril Gen 80ltern berr7Gt
aQeroings Die Site, ben ubermunbez
men Teinb entipeher in bic Gflaperei 5u
f9leppen, ODER inn vbie Yi}tole an rem
@@dbel gu feben." Inter cipili1 irten
U0ltern lit es aber unerb0rt uno geyen
auss &riegsre4t etnen 9 fe6l gu srz
lanen, "teine Gefangene" 81 uaben.
Das lit Moro. limb Der Sfficier, Der
bis1en 8efebl ergeben ldbt, 1ol1te oor
Elm &rie9sgeri4t gsiteut perDen..
Gs tlingt einem pte 9pbn in bic
Sbren, beim 2eien oiefes 8riefes, mas
Mc&inlsD am Is. Sctober 1899 in
Rebfielb, g. g., }agte:
n9ie @orl chung Go:tes, peilen Mese
munberbar 1ino, fat un5 bieie Srfelz
grippe in ben G4oob gelegt."
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
0te reb Il blif ni1fe

- Die repu6litoni DEN
Il tenru E, rel4e cine Nteberlage
Mc&inleD's in oie1em 9erb1te antiinolz
gen, mebren ii4. 8. 6. papne BON
@isconiin, Mitglieo oes repub1itaniz
1fen National Go1nites, Elm gem .sg.er
Champagne Tii6rer, tit bic jInglte
Gafanbra, msl4e unbeil propte5eit:
SD babe auf elmer Heiie ourG oas
2ano MGnner 9efunben", 1oete er, ,bie
in 1896 1ebr biel ba3u beitrugen, buB
Mc&inlep eine 10 groBe Q(naabl @timz
men erbielt. Dielelbsn limb teute ge9en
uns. 60 mag st. 2ouis bemotratilb
geben unb Milmautee cine MoioritGt
bon 10000 fir 8rpan geben, trelGe es
in 1896 Mc&in1ep gob. ST. tpiiroe lie
ber 40 Gampagnen pie bic bon 1895
bur@muhen, uls bic bebor1tebenbe.
yeue 6ra9en iinb aufgetau9t, neue
@erbdltnii1e gu iiberipinben, unb mir
t0nnen uns baber nid9t geltatten, au3u
grobe 3uperiibt gu baben," (Snb.
Sel)
9as @olt 1ammelt li9 nm bqs 8anz
1ter 1einer altbetpabrten unahb6neigz
teits @rtldrung nnb f4idt {i9 an,
feline Contribution 9egen erimineuen
Mngriff gu Dertbeibigen. Gs pirb bic
Mdnner, bic Ma1bington unb 2in:olns
Mamen i'm Munbe flbren, lire Qe6re
aber 19nDbe psrleugnen unb cine un=
amerttanifGe 1olts= unb Syrei6eitsz
feinoli&e @egierung 9efUbrt BADEN,
our Werantportung 3ieEen unb @eri9t
iiber lie balten, QBir 1inb an einem
@enbepuntt in ber Gel dibte un{eres
2anbes ongelan9t. 9ei9t bic Demoz
traten, fonoern ba5 anlsritani7A Wpft
tpirb i'm 9erbite bet Melt offenbaren,
bub es MOD nicbt bereit lit, feline freiz
9ettli4en Sbeale ii6er 8orb 81 rfen,
lonbern bag plDRli9 aufge{c6o1ene
nntraut monar6if9er @ejinnung unb
tai1 erfi9er9errf rgelii5te Elm fir aQe=
nal aus5ujdten nnb gu perninten.
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vGtn 30nt0reid) fir ettt
Yfcro">

$4,000 8elobnung bemjenigen, Der
einen plau1iblen 3situngsartttel CUR
@ertbeibigung beS bluti9en &rieges
ssgen bic freitbeitliebenoen i5ilipinos
5u1tanbe bringt.
$4,000 8elobnung bemienigen, ber
na@peiien tann, DaB bic republitaniz
i4e Hegierung ni@t bieMutter Der bas
@olt auspliinbernben Sruts lit.
$4,000 8elobnung oemjsnieen, Der
bepeilen fam, 0ab man ben unterjo9=
ten 2dnbern iein Wort nt@t gu balten
brau9t.
$4,000 8elobnung benjenigen, Der
bemetl len tann, ba B Mc&inleb, @etrez
tGr 9ap, ariegs1etretdr Npot, @enatpr
2obge, u1m. Treunoe Deut1@lanbs
unb bes Deutl@tbums 1tnb, unb na9
Dem 8ei{piele aller fruberen prd1ibenz
ten, Elm parmes 9er3, Elm ermut6igen=
bes Mort unb eine belfenbe 9anb fir
ale INN lire Treibeit tdmpfenben unb
blutenben WDlfer unb @9tpe1terrez
publlten baben.
Cine beut19 fem tpollenbe 3eituns
in Gbicago lit bereit, benz 9elfer in
Der Motb bie1en 2obn in gutem, lauz
terem @olbe gu 5ablen. -
User magt es, &ittersmann ober
&nupp, gu tau&en in bieien @@lunb2
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
YroSperitdt int s6atantt.

W}it einem l1eberI9uB BON $751;
100000 pirb bas @dabamt bas &C.
genlpGrtige Tistaljabr ab19liebsn.
Ser republitani19e GongreB peigert
iih aber bic &riegsfeuern ab3u{9affen
trob Der orin9enb item Bitten unb @or<
fteQungen. Dem 8olte @rlei@ter11nq
gu f9affen lit eben peniger bic @orqs
9annas, als lih ben Struts unb W}oz
nopokn gefd1ig gu 5eigen. SIM Leg
ten Mugenbltde febte 9anna nod bic
Mnnahme ber Panoerplatten @orlaqe
3u @uniten Garnegies bur@, Der b.
fir $4,000 in ben republitani1 tben
Gampagnefonb 3aElt:;: Menn bielem
bann Der mpnitr01e Prei5 bon $3.50
per Some .Platten BON ber Hesierunq
be3ablt tptrb, unb anbere Infant inz
dustries" III abnli4er @eiie berid,
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$ampfon Der >,oitisieue" Stc=
ger bon Santta9o-

@lio nun &piHen mir es: Sci @anz
ttago mar Mbmiral @amp1on Der
@ltcommanbirenbe, pdbrenb @omz
mooore @9lep nur cine @el@maberz
9ipiiipn befebligte unter benz @omz
manbo @ampfons. So, es lit audi entz
19ieoen &poroen, baB Mbmiral Camp
ion pdbrenb Der @4la9t i'm Gomz
manbo gepelen lei, unb - bab ii9 bic
"Nep Dort", @amp1on5 5lagg19iff,
unter ben am Sample betbeili9ten
@@tffen befanb. @rgo, erbdlt @ampz
ion $685. uno @9lep ettpa $4,000 an
prt1 engel0ern. 60 lautet bas l1rtbeil
bes 8unbeseeri9ts. Ser Sbcorie
na4 mag bas ia rt6tig fem. Sn
Mtrtlt4tett mar @ampion 5ebn Mei=
len melt entfernt bonn &f unb fam
erit an. na9bem bic 1pant1 @e 6lotte
bernt4tet mar. Mbmiral @@lep lit
unb bleibt Der @ieger bon @antiago,
trob aller Sntriguen bes Tlottenl strez
tGrs Song unb Der Clique in Wa1b=
111gtD11, Die 1e1t9er S4leD 1uf Dds ge=
netnfte perleumbet unb berfolgt bat.
@4leD purbe bonn 5lotten1efret6r
Song als Befeblsbaber bes @iibatlanz
tti4en @e19pabsrs in bic Nerban=
nung gei@idt, tpGbreno fem @9ub=
ling @amp1on voffi3ieQ" gum @ieger
bon Santiago ernannt tpurbe. @9leD
fat eben einen beutf4en Man1en, uno
ber lit unter ber neutrality-suspicious.
COMMUNICATION Mc&inleDs eine
i4le4te @mpfeblung gepeien.
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81 m Grade Wbrdham GincnIn

- 81 m Grade M6rabam 2incoln's,
bes grpben Patripten unb 5reibeitsz
freuntes, legte 9err Mbrabam i1aer,
bet Mbgefanbte bes 9elbenppltes BET
Buren, &pebmuthspou am 10. Stunt eli
mem &ran5 nieber. ~Qtncoln geb0rt
nt4t mebr Mmerita allein, 1pnbern ber
gan5en Men{9bsit als 9r0bte per1oniz
ftcottpn tpabrer 6retbeit" ertldrte 6err
81 4er. 9}o@ an Der @rabtGtte Sim
coins 1u@t bic berfolgte uno unterz
brlidte Trei4eit 8raft unb IrpF fir
ben beiltgen &f I'm bus to{tbar1te
@ut, bus Der Wenf9 Be ibt. Mc&inlen
- bente an bein Grab!
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

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