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PnIestine Pointers.

Palestine, Texas. July 2s.-Thers wa
no meeting Of the Elkhart Hioe.1l Wells
and Improvement company held last night,
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Ward Seminary f Sasss'''s;

For young ladies' Full Lit Coarse WIZ d
IssIt Womsis COLLEGE ssth year Sept. 70 Catalogue.
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MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY.

New buildings. Campus 100 acres. Model
school home Faculty OF MisN-not boys;
Specialists from beat schools OF America ana
Europe YANCY & FoNVllA.E. Mexico NO
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THEY ENJOY IT.
Pouper Immigrants on Mexican Bor-
der Don't object to DepOrtnttOn.

Pouper Immigrants on Mexican Bor-
der Don't Object to Deportation.
San Antonio, Texas, July 29.-Co.onel r
NJ. Moore returned Saturday morning from
Eagle Pass, where he escorted five more
Italian paupers over the Mexican iordor.
Asked about the status OF the Italiln pau
per question which has concerned 10 n
republics for the past few weeks, Colonel
Mocro said THE entire border, from
Eagle Pass to FL Paso. seems infec,el
with these paupers, and they seem to be
nothing else. The are desperate anent
sffect.ng an entrance into the United
States, Some Of them have been ta6eh
across the Rio Grande by United States
officers three or four times. There is no
penalty fer their entrance, except depor a
ton, and they seem TO enjoy 1t.
Il have never seen a class OF people in
my life who gesticulated like these Itai-
ians, II l wished to talk to an American
would under ordinary circumstances,
not make a single gesture THESE Italians
seemingly understand each other as well
IS we, but they gesticuate like a dying
calf And all the noise they make would
stampede a drove Of mavericks"
Ell Paso, Texas, July 29.--Three more
Italian immigrants who had made thei:
way from Julrez Mexico, TO this country
were captured at Lordsburg y. NJ, this
morning by a Chinese inspector. The e
are ten immigrants still missing from the
camp in Juarez, ana officers are securing
the country in this vicinity with the puT-
p Sc OF capturing them.
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TRE UM1WER@ETX QE TEXAS.

Eighty instructors and officers, oil
students, not including III summer school
students. Women admitted to all depart
meats. Tuition free. Total expenses,
$3.50 to $3.50. Students from colleges of
eputc admitted without examination and
given credits for work completed
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Session begins octobe, /; entrance ex-
amlnations, September &C. matriculatica
Tee. $40, 1G2 courses OF study; university
system OF instruction a:d discipline; Ii
hrary OF $4,000 volumes; Young Men
Christian Association. Young Women's
Christian Association. gymnasium, athletic
field Teachers courses lead to perma-
nent State teachers certificates bng-
neering department confcrs degree Of civil
engineer.
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SAN ANTONIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

a
1t
bulding uhc
and
Eloouton andP
under direction o
psric
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MlGirls pasadena, California csTtiheates
admit 10 Easteta colleges. New buildings.
Gymnasium. s. cial care Of health Climate
EMBARRASSED, wdfm winters. Sea and niorn-
tain breszes. Anna b oses. frincisal
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LAW nEpARTMENr

Session begins OCTOBER /; entrance ex-
aminations. September 26 naturalization
foe, payable only once. $50 A two years
course leads 10 the degree of bachelor Of
laws. and entities holder to practice in
any court in Texas. Law students may
pursue academic courses without further
charge.
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tton Seminary and Conservatory OF Music.

eschers Our students admitted Wellesley and Royal Consss
ms should engaged carly Applicants turned away every year
every department 10 In TIA entire Southwest
A. & LAIRD A. M, President Oak CAG tDallas), Texas
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
"Wednesday, Aug. 10.

-- " i0SAO0osa0yS aug LOO
: The International Packing company's
plant at the Chicago stock yards has
been closed, throwing 1000 men out of
employment.
The steamer City of Seattle has AZ
rived from Skaguay with 2l5 passen-
gers, LIS of whom are from Dawson,
and about $500, 600 in gold dust.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, publisher Of
the Omaha World Herald (Dem.), an
nounces himself as q candidate for
United States senator to succeed John
M. Thurston.
At Jamestown, O., A. G. Ringamon
killed his wife and his son-in-law,
James Bradley, and then committed
suicide. The tragedy was the result Of
family trouble.
Major Frederick E. Prime, an engi-
neer officer of the Union army during
the Civil war and chief engineer in
Grants Mississippi campaign, is dead
at Gtchfeld, Conn.
Thursday, Aug. 16.
1t is announced that the shah has
abandoned his proposed visit to Berlin:
New York city was the scene Of
race riot Wednesday, caused by the
killing Of policeman by negro.
The transport Warren has sailed from
San Francisco with the Ninth (colored)
cavalry for Taku, by way Of Nagasaki.
President Zelaya has issued decree
formally proclaiming the intention Of
the Nicaraguan government to officially
participate in the Pan.American exposi-
ton at Buffalo.
T. E. Clark of Minneapolis, formerly
superintendent Of the Iowa Central,
has succeeded A. 9. Salisbury as super
intendent Of the Scranton division of
the Lackawanna.
Arthur Taylor and George Feather
stone, each about years of age, are
under arrest at Victor, Colo, charged
with causing the wreck of the Midland
Terminal passenger train.
Friday, Aug ~.
New York vestmakers to the number
of 1850 are on strike.
Chief Justice Henry Green Of the
Pennsylvania supreme court is dead.
One man lost his life and three were
injured in a fire at 40 Desplaines
street, Chicago.
The International Typographical
. Union has voted to meet next year at
, Birmingham, Ala.
John W. Gates, the American wire
and steel magnate, has won nearly
100000 on English race tracks and is
about to return to the United States.
Asa Packer WILDER, one of the heirs
to the $4,000, 900 estate left by Asa
Packer, the Pennsylvania railroad king
and coal baron, died in poverty at San
Francisco.
John Pritzlaff, one of the largest
wholesale hardware merchants in the
West, and we'll known throughout Wis.
consin, died at Milwaukee Of diabetes,
aged so years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
@anna'S Sor9en+

gDie es beibt, bereitet 9errn Marf
6anna, ber bic 9ertulesarbett ubsrz
nommen fat, Mc&inlep mieoer gum
prd1ibenten 81 mdblen, oer grobe 4bz
faQ elmer groBen Mn5a6l 6erDorragsnz
Der republitani5 fer@tuatsmdnner uno
fyiibrer BON Mc&inleD grobe Gorge.
gu ben 6erporrugenben &epu6lifanern,
lpelhe i'm Sabre 1896 Mc&inleD tbatz
trdftig unter1tiibten, unb jeBt als 9eSz
net 5einer Wieberma6l gu treten, 9sz
bDren:
Gqr( @9ur5, friiberer Senator bon
MiRouri unb Mini1 tier be5 Snnsrn I'm
Cabinet ppn YrG{ibent 9aDes; @eorge
g. Boutireq, fru1erer @puoerneur pon
Ma11adu1etts, republitani1Ger 9fattoz
nalabgecr0neter unb Senator jensS
@taate5, unb T;nan5nintl Ter i'm SatIz
net bon Il. g. 9rant ;@eo. 8. WeQingz
ton, jebiser republitanilder @enator
BON Marplanb; Sobn 9. 9enber len,
fruf.rer republitani1Ger Senator OCT
M}iHouri, @erfoNer bes brsi5e6nten
@erfailungs5u3ates uno Woriibenner
te5 republican, lGen Nattonal Con-
pents bon 1884; Scjepb g. Tom!er:
friiberer republitanii9er Senator bon
SenreNee; Sen. Sem Mallace, 8erfa]z
Ter BON Sen Sur, unb auf @rnennung
bes Yrd1ibenten @arfielb @s1anoter in
Son tantinopel; Mebter Dapis, lis
Dor &ur3em @ilf5 1ecretdr bes Snner1
unter prd1ibent Mc&inlep; 9enrp g,
SD5n1 i'm, friiber republitanii9er Naz
tioi1al Mbgsorbneter BON eSnbiana;
Wiliam q. Groffut, S9riftteQer, Eez
bacteur, Ma1bingtoner Correspondent;
Gen. MiQiam 8irnep bon Ma1bin9ton,
@obn bes beriibmten Treibeitsmannes
s. g. 8trnep, Mbbpfat unb S9riftFelz
1er; 9D. s. &senan, Maibinstoner unb
Partfer Correspondent fir mebrere an
ge1ebene 3eitungen unb @erfaFer mebz
rerer 1ociale probleme bebanbelnber
Nppel1en.
Ser Buffalo Courier, ber bief e
1ebr unpolli tdnbige 81 tie bon Mdnnern
BON nationalem Muf aufFeut, tpe!de
9egen bic Miebermabl McRinleps 3inb,
meiit na@. bab ale biefe beoeutenoen
Mdnner tire Mbneigun9 ee9en McRtn<
lep NIT 1einer 9efdbrli@en imperialifti=
f@en politit beeriinben.
Sic r<publitanif&e prehe unb bic
republitanif@tn @ampa9neleiter baben
tpabrlt@ l1rfa&e senug, fi@ .f&mere
@orgen gu MAIDEN, ~>penn 10 pieleMGn<
ner bon nationalem Ruf bon ibrer
parttt abfqQen unb Mc3inleD unb
feiner imperialifii9tn politit ben Rii=
den tebren.
(@praeufe Selesramm.)
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATORS. - =.

ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE OF
y. APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT
= OF ADMINISTRATORS. 49, ~. = = =
STATE OF MINNESOTA, =.
COUNTY uF MORRISON.
In Probate Court, Special Term. August
is. 1900 .zz*@}
In the matter of the estate Of Simon
Hribar, deceased. H.
On receiving and filing the petition of
Gertrude q kobischon.s OF Sauk Center.
representinG, among other things,
that SIMON Hriba r, late of tie COUNTY Of
Morrison, in the state of Minnesota on the
10th day of March, A. u. 1870, at Little
Falls, oieu interstate, and bang en- resi-
cent of this county at the time of his
death, leaving goods, chatlels and estate
within this county. and that The said pc
titioner is daishteT of said deceased ana
praying that administration of SAID es-
tate be to Gertrude Robischon, lne pc
titicner) granted:
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard
before TINS court, on SATURDAY, I'D day uf
Sept. A. y: l9OO at o'clock p. H., at the
probate Office. in the court house in Little
ais, in said county:
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to the heirs of sad de-
leased, and TO- all persons interested
by fG }n sndh pnbisdng this order
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the Little falls Herald, a weekly news
paper printed and published at Little Falls
IN said county.
Dated at Little Falls the 10th day of
August. A. D. 1900.
r., BY the Court:
lSealI N. RICHARDSON,
Judge of PrObate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
ftiiBen, troBbem er an Dinge glau6t,
in benen ida linn nidht beipfli@ten fan1,.

ftiBen, trobbem er an Dinse glau6t,
in benen i@ linn ni9t beipfli@ten tann.
uDtr &perben in unferer Watform
cine Plante gegen bic Mbminiitrattpn
unb i9 boffe, eine@mpfeblung gu @nn@
item BrDan's baben. SIN na9fen
MGr3 tperben mir, tpie i@: aufri@ti9
bpffe, cine EMANCIPATION BADEN, gez
folgt BON elmer Yolitit, pel&e bic
Srupfen aus ben Ybilippinen~ 5uriidz
brinet, bic @terberolle unb bic Mbz
f4la9tune bes @oltes in jenem fernen
2anbe berbinbert, unb bann bret junge
@epubliten auf lire 5iibe ftent, tpelae
ii9 ibres urfprunes bur4 bic politit
bes ameritanii 9en0oltes riihmen merz
ben, bas Tie aug Der Sage tDranniI der
unterbriidung geboben unb ibnen bic
@elegenbeit 9e9eben bat, 1i9 1elbf gu
regisren, tie6riiAte ibreS Tleibes 1elbf
gu senieBen, uno fir ii6 lelbit gu entz
f@eiben. tpel4e Wese lie ein1alaeea
Ser Ve10lub Der UNIT SH1psr11>
liiten, teinen britten @anbibaten aufz
3uiteaen, 1T elm 8eialub bss gelunbsn
Observation-Disclosures. Denn bie1er brittle
Ganbibat tDnnte nibt geipd1lt, uno
al1o our@ i'm nihts erretht meroen.
Mer bic imperialilti19e po(itit DC
&inleD's unb Der republttonl1@en
Partei als bic gr0Bte au9enb(idli9 un<
{erem 2onbe brobenbe @efahr ertennt,
unb jeber 1orgfdltig mdgenoe 9urger
mub gu bieier GrlnGgung gelangen,
ban6elt nur folgeridtig, psnn CT ale
anberen 8ebenfen iiber 8orb mirft,
unb pou unb riidbalt5los fir Wm. S.
8rpon, ben ertldrten @e9ner bes Sn?z
peria(ismus, etntritt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24

bas 'umlaufsgelb an Mertb, 10 'f6nnen
mir benfelbei1 tpieber beben. Gs ptr<
fdle@terte ii@ tpdbrenb bes 9iireer=
1rieses unb mir baben es na9ber anf
feinen friberen @ertb sebra@t.
ST man BON einem Manne nt9t
btnter9an9en tporben, unb ct peripri@t,
re9t gu tbun, 10 tahn Niemdnben Elm
3abel treffen, >penn er i'm erprobt.
Mir ee9eniiber itebt 9err @rDan in
bie{er Gage. @slbft feline Teinbe baben
9eeen i'm als Mfann ni@ts gu fa9en.
9ier in biefer @tabt bat Fl bas ppn=
eiitiee @eripre&en eeeeben, bic politit
perfolgen gu pollen, bic mir befiirtpor=
ten. Sd bin 9eneigt, linn gu trauen.
8lide id auf bic anbere @eite, 10 bat
prdfbent McRinleb @erf@iebenes per=
fpro4en unb bann Weri9tebenes gez
than, mas NIT 1einen Wer1pre4ungen
aibt therein timmt.
vMber er Derpf1i@tet ii6 iebt,
cine Yolitit gu berfol9en, bic nit perz
bammen; itimmen mir fir i'm, 70 beibt
bag, i'm in bieier Pplitit unterfiiben,
unb mir baben bann fem @e9t, uns at
bef@meren. Sd glaube, bab @rpan
eben1o ebrlt4 bon benz @or{aBe be1eeH
1T, bies 2anb aus 1einer Grniebriqunq
mnb {einer Yplttit bes Smperialismus
gu 5ieben, pie ir9enb @iner in bie1er
@er1ammlun9. Desbalb bin i d tpez
nieftens bafiir, @errn 8rban gu unter=
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that Hubert Bares
has filed with the recorder of the villa re
granting him the right to sell Intoxicating
liquors in the building situated on the
northwest corner of lot one ~ in block three
Morrison county, Minnesota. Said license
to commence on the first day of Septem-
Der 1900 and terminate on the 31st day of
Aug, 1901. He hereby agrees to obey al the
laws of the state and the ordinances of
the village of Pierz relative to the sale of
said liquors. Said application will be con-
sidered at a meeting of the council of the
at o'clock p. M. Any person or persons
having reason to object to the granting of
license to the party are hereby requested
hibit their reasons.
Dated Pierz, Mimi, Aug. 18th. 1900
(SEAL) A. S1TZMAN,
Recorder
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
is 3uns ga bre 1889.

gS betrugen ali bic jdbrliden Musz
gaben bur416nittlib $260,138,660.
Inter bet Nbmini1 tration bes prdz
iibenten 6arriion tpu6len bic Mussa=
ben oaourh, bab man i'm SntereHe BET
Srufts einen boben@infubr5ou, pel9er
grDbere Werpaltungstoiten berllrl a9z
te, ouf re6t erbalten tpollte.
Wusgoben bonn Sabre 1889
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
Sei benz 8eitehkn beg Sim

- ei benz 8eteben bes DING
le9 = Sarifs fino runo fe9sbunbert
neue Struts ge9riinbet norben. Die
&epublitaner baben ii@ in ibrer platz
form eesen Struts ertldrt, a6er ni@t
fir Mbi&affung beg 8arifs, Der ben
&rufs Qls Ndbrboben bient.
~. (N. .. Staats3te.)
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
~Grpantton" int steuer5abIcn

9ie jdbrli9en Nusgaben, tpelde bic
Regierung Ter 0ereinigten @taaten Bis
gum lebten ariege bate, geben aus Der
untenItebenoen ISABELLE berpor:
q usgaben bom Sabre 1879
bis 5um s. bre 1889.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
etno ote 8tItptRoS 2Dtloe2

sd balte bic 40 pber so Mnfiibrer,
NIT beren @4idf al i4 febr eng per=
tniipft mar, fur 2eute bic ben Malapen
unb @ubanern BEL tpeitem iiberlegen
finb. Meuinalbo, Mgoneillo unb @anz
bico finb Mdnner, bic in jebtm 2anbe
cine 6iibrerroQe fpielen tpiirben."
@onful @tloman, 9ongton9, 18.
Mai 1898 an @taats{etretdr Dab.
Senat Dotument 81, @eite 1856.
~Sn einem Selegramm, bas i@ am
%. sunni an bas department gelanbt,
ipra@ i@ bic l!ebs-3eugung aug, baB
bte5e 2eute in 8e3ug auf Sntelligen3
unb bic 6Gbigteit ii9 felbit gu reggie
rem, ben @ingeborenen Gubas Bel tpeiz
tenn iiberlesen ftnb, unb i@ bin NIT bei<
ben &aKen tpobl betannt. Der meitere
@ertebr nit ibnen fat midi in meinsr
Meinung nur nod beitGrtt."
Mbn1iral 9epep an @etr. Song, 20.
Muguit, 1898, @enatzDot. 81, @eits
1888.
Isle iinb cine barbari19e Ma{1e, gez
{9tpd9t bur9 einen breibunbertiGbriz
gen @ertebr mil elmer entartenben Na=
tion. Der Giltpinp lit ber MalaDe Der
@iibfee. @eit 300 Subren 1T feline @e<
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24

ligton Der Mberglaube gepefen, fetn
9anbel 5et@net fi@ aus bur6 l1nebrz
liGteit, bic @ebrdude unb @inrt@tnn<
gen Der Snbuitrie iinb linn unbetannt
geblieben, unb feline &egieruns 1T Elm
&egiment Der @rau 1amteit, MiQtiir
uno 8eite&li4teit."
@enatpr 8eberibge, Rebe @eite 5.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24

Qlus biefen itatiittfdkn 3afammenz
iteQungen gebt berppr, bab in zen atpanz
gig Sabren por &usbru@ bes 5paniz
f9en Rrieges bic normalen Musqaben
Der &esierung.pro &opf unsefdbr S.
betruGen.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
bis gum eSaAre 1899.

Die jdbrli&en Mussaben fir bie1e
5ebn Sabre betrugen al1o bur9I9nitt<
li9 59,692,113.
9te 3unabme ber Musgaben fir
biefe 5ebn Sabre iiber ben norberseeanz
genen 3eitab14nitt fetrug in runben
3ablen $10O,000,000.
De fol9enbe ISABELLE aeigt bic fafti<
19en unb tpabrf4einli9en Museab<n
fit bic Sabre 1899, 1900 unb 1901.
Mus9aben BON 1899bis 1901.
&u5saben. Yrp 2opf
1899 ...... 1905, 072,179 $7.96
1900 C8etpillie) >. 674 1881 1922 $50
1901 mad @@db.) 758,729,458 9.54
Dur@ @er9lei@ btr 8opf3oBl NIT
Der @ummt Der Re9ierun9souSeaben
erbdlt man bic Soften i'm @erbdltnib
CUR 8ep6lterun9. ME fol9t:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
Saturday. Aug. Is.

Saturday: Aug. 18.
Herr Krupp will begin practice Aug.
% with cannon shooting ID miles.
The steamer Roanoke has arrived at
Seattle from Skaguay with 81, SOC, 900
in gold.
Mr.. Bryan will devote the greater
part of next week to speechmaking in
Nebraska and Kansas
Harry a. Hamburg has been appoint
ed receiver of the Traders Fire Insur-
ance company Of New York.
The pressed glassware factories
throughout the country have resumed
work, giving employment to over IL, 600
men.
It is officially announced that the
czar will visit Paris, arriving at Cher.
bourg, Sept. ID. reaching Paris. the
next day and remaining there five. or
six DAYS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24
Monday, Aug. 20!

Monday, Aug. 40.
Germany's exports Of war material to
China last year aggregated $3.50, 900
marks as against 8, 4so, 900 for 1898. ~
The island Of Cuba, with her exhibit
at the Paris exposition, has achieved 4
notable success. The exhibit received
40 prizes.
Germany produced 100000 tons Of
raw sugar during the IL months, end
ing July 81, as against 1870, 600 tons
for the previous IL months.,
Sergeant "Buck'' Taylor, known as
'.King Of. the Cowboy, Z q dazzling CAV.
alryman and one of the best known Of
the Rough Ridsfs, died a.! Ct Washington
.Pohoel omesr. Edward 'oolsoa, whose
striking resefnblauces TO Former T ffssi.
dent Oleyelaadf= earned for him the
sobriquet t"GFover," died at Chicago
from suntrokA. ....
Tom O'Rourke, 4ettn8 Tor the Seaside
Athletic club, Announces that in com.
pliance with a general request, the
Ntzsimmons-sharkey fight will take
place ON the original date, Friday,
Aug. "a.
Tuesday, Aug. 81.
Field Marshal Count Won Waldersee,
accompanied by his staff, has left Ber-
lin On route for China.
Ellen Young, Salina Newhouser and
Albert J. Schwab, all of Philadelphia,
were drowned in the surf at Cape May
point.
Ten thousand people are attending
the 10th annual convention Of the
North American Kriegerbund at Ak
ron, O.
The postofice department has or.
dered the establishment on Sept. OF
rural free delivery service at Au.
relia, la.
schekib Bey, head Of the cipher bu-
reau of the Turkish foreign Office, has
been appointed minister to the United
States in place of Ali Ferrough Bey, re-
called. : -. II.
The transport Sherman has sailed for
Taku by way of Nagasaki, with the
second battalion Of the Twenty.second
infantry aud q battalion Of the Eighth
infantry. 1 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-08-24

rDa gibt es 2eute, tpel&e glau6en,
baB bic @panier niAt fir bic 6reibett
9eeienet iinb. Sd CLAUDE aber, bab
tein @olt fir ettpas anberes geeienet
1T, als pie fir bic 6reibeit."
@etr. 9ap in fetnem @orport gu
,@aiti(ian Dang, eei&rieben,ebe tt Gin
Wert5eug Der tooblpouenoen MKimila>
ttDn tpurbe.
rSn ben bier Monaten, tpel@e 5tpiz
1Gen benz erfen Mai 1898 unb Dem
Sage, an ipel9em bies Manulcript
meme @dnoe perldbt, liegen, baben 1id3
bebeutente Greianiife, pie ME 3upor in
Der @e1ditts Der Snielgruppe, ra|A
binter einanoer eebrGngt. Was audi
INNER bas unn1ittelbare He1ultat iein
mag, man bari rubig bebaupten, bab
ner gebtlbete @ingeborene, ber Isine
W}oGt tennen 9e!ernt bates 1ebr tpabrz
}Geinli4 fia ntft risbmen laHen wirb,
{iA feline 3utunft {elb1t gu geitalten.
Sd boffe, bab linn ba3u bic @elegs:1z
felt, bic er bisfer ME ge1abt, eebotsn
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-02
The National cycling Meet Races.

Promoters of the twenty-first annual
L. A. W. meet, scheduled for Milwau-
kee July 10 to Is, are doing all in their
power to make the gathering a sue
cess. The n. c. A. officials who will
conduct the cycle racing features are
determined to have the best racing
ever seen on a western ellipse. Today
the executive committee of the meet
decided to admit all L. A. w. mem
bers to the races free of cost. Louis
Pierron, vice consul of the Wisconsin
division, l.. A. w, and president of the
North Side L. A. w. club, has been
given full charge Of the runs and tours
in connection with the national meet.
Mr.. Pierron is one of the oldest wheel
men in Wisconsin, and there are few
interesting spots in or around Milwau-
kee that are not we'll known to him.
The cap selected by the executive com
mittee is one of the most unique and
snowy of any ever worn at any meet
held heretofore, and with the five to
ten thousand wheelmen who will at
tend the meet each wearing one will
indeed make Milwaukee appear "a
bright spot" Every wheelman will
receive an order for a cap when regis
tering at the meet headquarters.
While the race program for the L. A.
w. meet states that races will only be
held in the evening at the Exposition
building, the racing committee an
ounce that owing to the large num-
be made it will be necessary to run
the heats in the morning, the semi
finals in the afternoon and finals in
the evening. In this way good racing
and sport are promised those who visit
the Exposition building both afternoon
and evening.