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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14
NuMBER DIMINISHING.
Victim. AT Red AL n.ae Placed at Low
OF Elgues,

Victims ~ Red 49,. alIhe Placed ut Low
or tigune.,
Hinton, w. Va, Mnr,h I SD far only
~ bntlies lave bcc recovered and only x
have iecn i,lri,ilie fitm tile Red Ash
numc Wmli Of rclculng is being pushed
as rapidly as p,,ssibe, but the nficr,lamp
being very strong men ,i.iinot work but
q few minutes at II TIME
1t Is ALMOST IL certainty that AZ lives
were lost III tile explosion at the Rel
Ash nlne.
The cause OF the explosion isunlsnown
but is supposed 10 have been cuuSd by',
sinner entering an unused room III the
nnueS With an osHni lamp
rhrre were AZ men IN the mine at the
tirv nf the explosion and If 1t had oc
tllrr,l 20 minutes latter the loss OF lifc
ssyMl,l have reached $50 oc more.
lata lnlnrini,tmn is tn,l,u effect thai
tht, nnrnhcr Of dead III the mine disaster
inayrsiel 20 or more Miners claim
ihc mine superiuterilcnt's cstin'ntc i
ION lnw nid that lnurc tnn ~ 1--we
, were had. There is hu hope Of ANY o
The v,cniws lng rescued alive. II il
fnlly ,uM..lnli mile frum Tho luinr Ell
trance tu wliprc the anew ARE and the,
are lahng gotten out Witli great Difficult
-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14

Crockett, Tlx., March 2.-W. ID. Ym,
brough was lIloS ON the road between
Bates ferry al II Calthwp, about six miles
east of herr. Tom NewbcrTy, Il young
man about II years old, came in and
gave himslf hp.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14

AIrs. staryem-l thought you were TO
take your medicine hcfore aud not
atier meals Mr SiarhoMy
Mr. SiurhoW-Well ma'nm. ! gurHa
II don't make pucA lliereuce. ihIla'
delphla rrpsa,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14

washington March o. Congressman
Sidney Eppes II Virginia, who was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis here, died at
the Garfield Mspital.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14

Eruns, O, ri March IA 5-year-old
daughter of Al Wagnon, living north,
east of here, WIS burned to death by its
clothing ignitAg from burning grass.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14

Paris, T,;. March 6,-The citizens OF
Celeste haze fuhsprilpa soS,ooD for The
rs'''N' 'h~f'N ns eNlnn IaetorY,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-14

Mrs. Boss-Your friend Smythers has
offended ne, and you must demand an
explanation.
Mr. Possibly dear Jane, for eight
and twenty years have heen beaten
by you, and now you ask me to be beat
en- for you.-Ally Slopcr.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19
Their Claims Set Fat Re st.

The claim of other cough medicines
to be as good as Chamberlain's are
effcctually set at rest in the following
testimonial of Mr.. G. ID. Glass, an
employe of Bartlett & Dennis Co.,
Gardiner, Me. He says: " had kept
adding to cold and cough in the win
ter of 1897, trying every cough med
icine heard of without permanent help,
until one day was in the drug store of
Mr.. Houleham and he advised me to try
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy and Off
cred to pay back my money if | was not
cured. My lungs and bronchial tubes
were very sore at this time, but | was
completely cured by this remedy, and
have since always turned to it when |
got cold, and soon find relief. | also
recommend it to my friends and am
glad to say it is the best of all cough
medicines For sale by +. A. Drown
Il Co., Druggists. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

lawyer than soldier, but he has been
at the front more than once since hos
tilties began. He IL Free Slater by
birth and is 43 years old. He was
elected president in 1896, just after the
Jameson raid.
President Steyn is large mana
very large man. He is feet . inches
tall and his frame is in due proportion
to his height. There is not an ounce. OF
superfuous flesh OH his bones, and his
burghers frequently assert that he is
the strongest man in the country. His
weight is somewhere in the neighbour
hood of 200 pounds. His every move
mcnt seems to tell of the frankncss of
his disposition, and glance at his
collntenance is sufficient confirmation
of the burgher tales of his answering
honesty.
General Schalkburger is another
Boer general who left his farm for the
front. He commands division of the
Transvaal burghers and was one of the
first to cross into Natal. At one time
his force threatened to sweep clear to
pietermaritzburg. 1t was Schalkbur-
ger who first checked Butler at the
Tugela river.
Among the other BOer commandments
| is General Pretorius, a son of the grim
old fighter who was one of the pioneer
warriors of the Transvaal and after
whom Pretoria was named.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

Farmers, statesmen and soldiers
you may apply this description to any
one of the men who are leading the
Boer forces in the field, and it will fit
equally well in each case.
Nothing is more striking than the
difference between the English and
Boer generals. The former is a mill
tary aristocrat who chose his profess
sion early in life, was educated for the
army and has spent his years in the
ranks. He wears an imposing uni
form. all glittering with gold braid and
shiny buttons He pins splendid med
nls on the breast of his dress coat uni
form, and he has titles before and let
tiers after his name.
The Boer general Is as democratic
as any man in the ranks under him.
He is soldier only when his country
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19
How to Make Meat Glazing.

Glazing is done by boiling down good
rich beef stock until it is reduced to
the consistency of thin, bright brown
paste. or course all fat and sediment
must first be removed from the stock
before it is boiled down. 1t should be
done over a quick fire, boiled fast until
we'll reduced, then changed into a
smaller stewpan and continued boiling
until made. 1t must be kept in well
covered vessel and when required fol
use should be put into stewpan and
that in boiling water until the jelly is
melted. 1t is applied to the tongue
chicken or beef with glazing brush.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

Not long before the close OF Cold,
smiths life he produced the brilliant
and humorous lines Of Retaliation
Varied accounts are given of the origin
of this poem. 1t will be remembered
that in a joke Garrick wrote the fol
lowing couplet as an epitaph for Gold
smith:
Here lies Molly Goldsmith, for shortness called
Noll, ~,
Who wrote like an angel but talked like pool
poll.
1t was on April 4, IVA, that Gold
smith died. The precise spot where nc
was buried in the Temple churchyarc
Is unknown.
This is Johnson's summing up of the
character of Goldsmith: Gle had rails
ed money and squandered 1T by every
artifice of acquisition and folly OF eX
pense. But let not his frailties be re
membered; he was very great man,
William Blacks "Life Of Goldsmith
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

bert. "Slim Piet'' he is called in the
Transvaal. The "Slm" means shrewd'
crafty. Ask the English if the nick
name is not an appropriate one.
Joubert is GS years old and, with the
addition of some polish, is typical
Roer. He comes of an old French HUI
guenot family, long settled in South
Africa, with Il strong infusion OF Dutch
blood. Like President Kruger. he was
born in Cape Colony. He was bred on
q farm and began life as farmer.
Rut his innate ability soon lifted him
into public life. He became state at
torney to the South African Republic
and afterward vice president. He has
long been ambitious to be president
and in 1898 came within SS1 votes or
winning this honor from the great
Kruger himself. Joubert Is very pop
ular
In the late seventies, during the tfou-
bles with England that eliminated IN
the war under the memory OF whlch
England has smarted ever since. Jou-
bert became very prominent inquire III
Transvaal affairs. He accompanied
Kruger on his memorable visit to Eng
land. when the demand for the inde-
nendence of the republic was formulat-
ed. This demand was finally refused,
and on Dec. 80, 1880, Kruger, JouDert
and Pretorius formed themselves into
the triumvirate that declared the re-
public independent
Then came the memorable war, will
Laingsnek, Ingoga Rion ana NAHUM
Hill following in rapid and fatal Sc
o1ence. Joubert was the hero OF Ma
tuba Hill. He personally led the force
that dealt England the blow she ha'
neither forgotten nor forgiven.
Nothing is written about Jouoer
that does not comment on his fairness
The Beers, in their Unsuitable amp!tioi
to possess outlying lands that EnSlah'
seized before them, ralded Bechuaha
land in 1854 The movement was
nopular one. The Beers were 1lushe'
with victory. They believed the ian@
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

was more theirs than England's, fol
they had broken the ground before
England possessed it, But Joubert
stopped it.
II positively refuse" he declared, "to
hold office under government that de.
liberately breaks its covenants, and
we have made covenants with Eng
land
He meant it. Tie would have resign
ed and gone back to his farm, and the
Beers knew it.
Joubert organized the army of the
Transvaal. lie divided the country into
II military departments and each de-
partment again and again into smaller
divisions with commanders, field cor
nets and lieutenants of various ranks
In charge. Every man in the Trans
vaal became trained soldier without
leaving his farm. Every man had his
complete equipment ready at home.
Every man was pledged to appear at
an appointed spot at the summons.
To mobilize the entire force Of the
republic Joubert had to send only II
kilograms. The word passed down the
line, and in an incredibly short time
hundreds Of post riders carried the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19


for several years notable figure in
the commercial legislation and mill
tary affairs of the little republic.
General Grobler is decidedly versa.
tile in his attachments. He Is a grain
grower. an ostrich farmer, n stock rails
err and diamond mine owner. Al
though only SO years old. he has been
an influential member Of the vollsraad.
sitting for PhllOpolis. He is described
as II man of intrepid and logged TEN
permanent, able, shrewd. but withal
conservative. He Is descended from
Dutch and Huguenot stock. He speaks
and writes fluently Dutch. English.
German and French. He is also ac-
complished in the vernacular Of many
of the native tribes around the Free
State.
He is nearly six feet tall, of slight
build, erect and Is man Of active ply
sique and quick mental conception. His
home in his native land. for he is BOer
born-a native of the soil for which he
is fighting-is one of open hospitality.
General Grobler was the Orange
Free States commissioner to the
Worlds fair at Chicago in 1893. He
has had much to do with matters of
transportation over the line of railway
between Cape Town and the Free State
and in arranging the customs troubles
between the two countries.
He took a prominent part in the de-
vclopment of the Jagersfonten dia-
mond mines. He has one of the largest
ostrich farms in South Africa.
President J. +. Steyn. who is the
nominal commander in chief of the Or
ange Free State burghers, is more of a
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

summons from farm to farm. Within
4S hours the entire nation would be in
arms, fully equipped and provisioned
for a month, awaiting only the COM
mand to assemble.
In appearance Joubert is about j
feet 8 inches in height, stoutly built
has bushy gray beard and face
tanned by the African sun. There is
not an ounce Of super1uous flesh on
his person. He is as strong as an OK
and possesses an endurance that is re-
markable for man of his age.
There is not an inch of the Trans
vaal that Joubert does not know, and
now, in his sixty-eighth year, he is as
full of fire and fight as he was in 1881
when he defeated the British at Ma
juba Hill.
Two years ago he said to an English
correspondent:
eff you force us into war; every
Dutchman in South Africa will fight
against you. Even the women vii
fight. You may take away our lives
but our independence, never"
This is the kind of man who is lead
ing the burghers on to battle for thell
fatherland. Behind and beside hin
ere other men of like caliber, men who
are patriots to their hearts core ant
who know not when they are beaten.
Second in command of the Boel
forces and second in popularity in the
two rermblics is General Pietrus A
Cronie. He is the man who captured
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19
How to Preserve Lemons.

This recipe should be carried out
while the lSmons are still procurable
at a reasonable price. Put Il layer OF
fine dry sand, an inch in depth. at the
bottom of an earthenware pan. Place
q row of lemons upon this, stalk down
ward, taking care that they do MOI
touch each other. Cover with another
layer of the dried sand, fully three
inches deep. Lay on more lemons. an(
repeat until the jar is full. Store II
a cool place, and the fruit will keel
for months.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

is threatened. He wears no uniform.
The same old SLOUGH hat which he
wears when he oversees the pasturing
of his herds he retains when he goes
into battle His uniform consists of
a cartridge belt.
Only trained eye can distinguish a
Boer general from Boer farmer. By
the umbrella under his arm and the
ration bag over his back you know
that he intends to travel on the veldt.
By his rifle and cartridge belt you
know that he expects to do some
shooting, but whether it is game he
seeks or the hated rooneks you may
not guess, not even by the way he
puffs at his pipe, for he would smoke
calmly in either event.
What would the British think If one
of their generals went to war with an
umbrella under his arm, rife and car
fridge belt over his shoulder and pipe
in his mouth? Yet that is just the way
the Boer generals go to war, and It
must be admitted that their queer ac-
couterment does not prevent them
from winning victories.
Generally these Boer leaders so ON
horseback, but sometimes they roll over
the veldt in rubber tired "spider" bug
gies drawn by six or eight mules. Their
camp equipment is very simple. The
whole fighting outfit of general and
his staff is often carried in one OK wag-
on. But the Boer army is very mobile,
as has been recently shown. 1t is not
numbered with heavy baggage trains
Perhaps this is why the Beers are able
| to move their heavy artillery about SO
easily.
OF course the most prominent of the
Boer leaders is pietrus Jacobus Jou
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19

Jameson, and of course this made him
well loved by the Beers; also he Is
an English hater Of the most bitter
sort. He holds a lucrative office III
the government Of the Transvaal. His
title is superintendent general Of ma
tive affairs" and his salary $1,000 a
year. This is an emolument in addl'
ton to his post in the army. In war
and peace the commandant Is herce
man. His freely expressed opinions
are as fiery as his fighting, and the
Beers all love him for his extreme
conduct In both directions. General
Cronje has been in command o. the
Boer forces along the western border
since the opening of the war 1t was
his force which checked Lord Methuen
at Modder river.
The leader of the Orange Free State
burghers is General Evart Il. GroDler'
Although a young man, he has been
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-02
8d0eu.

G%arlsrube. Sur9 einen Gtura
nit benz Pieroe 1T in 2auianne in Der
Sdweis Der l9idhri9e Gtubent Simon
BON bier perunsliidt. gr erlitt einen
Sddoelbru6 uno itarb auf Dem Srans=
port nod benz Spitale.
9ru9fal. Ser 18 Sabre alte
Gobn oes 0erlesers Der n&raii6sauer
3eitun9," @eber, bat lid eridoiien,
neil er I'M Surlader 8pmnaiium bas
ginjdbris Sreimillisen Gramen ni6t
be1anoen bate.
9eibelberg. On Der biefisen Unit
beriitdt bat ii9 in Der naturmiiien=
INSTRUMENTATION Satultdt elm
Siameie, MOm &ajamongie Sob aus
gangtOf, ben SOtorsrao ermurben.
Seine SiiIertation banoelt iiber bic
2anowirtbidaft insbeionoere ben &eis=
bau in Siam.
Gonftana. Gum SOoestag BON
Sotann SuB famen beuer ueniser pill
ger aus 80bmen als in friberen Sab
rem. gttpa Is Mann marl1irten oies=
mai an ben 9uiieniein uno lesten bort
pradtpolle Grdnse uno rei9en Ylumen=
fdmud nieoer. 8etanntli9 puroe Der
8eformator Sobann SUB i'm Sabre
l415 in &onitana auf Dem S6eiterbau=
fen perbrannt.
2eimen. Sierorts fat man ben i'm
&riese gegen 5ranfreid 9efallenen
Srtsangeb0rtgen elm id6nes Seminal
seieBt. cieies aber leioer ourd Die Sn=
fdrift berunaiert: vSeinen i'm 9lOr=
reiden Selosuse 1870 auf 1871 se=
tdmpften tapferen Griegern." 8ei
Der Nbfaiiuns bieier Sni6rift f9eint
Der rS6ulmeifer BON Saoorpa" nidt
mitaetpirft 3u baben.
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Giner SrasGoie borsebeuet.

3eitise Iusfunft, bic ser Srau
SEQ. Song pom Stem Straitspi0e,
Ohio. seseben murbe, uerbiitete cine
l6redlide SrasObie unb rettete smei
0eben. Gin firdterli6es Suiten belt
lie LANCE 3eit nadts mad. Sic bat=
tie 'mebrere Wittel uerlu@t unb Oocs
loren sebrau6t, wurbe aber beitdnbis
ldlimmer, bis file iid seSwunsen lab,
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY 81 periu=
den. Cine Slalde bette tie pouitdn.
big, unb iie idreibt, baB biele nuns
berbare Webisin audi 9errn Song BON
einem beftisen anfal ron 9unsenfie=
Der beilte. Solde 9eilunsen iinb ps=
iitiue 8elese fur bas unuerslei9li6e
9erbienit bieier sroBartisen Mebi3in
als 9eilmittel sesen aQe Salss,
8ruftz unb 0unsen=0eiben. Nur so
Cts unb 81. 90. Sebe Stalde sarar,s
tirt. Reconsideration In 80. s.
6ubn's apetbete.
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Mngeu=, Sbren=, ytale= uno Salsfrmfbet.
ten, sranllirte %@usenliOer, Stanr beieitist,
i6eele @usen ridtts gel st obre Shmera
ooer q fabr; 9li bbeit porgebeuat; %laufen-
be Sbren, Saubbeit, Sbrenflin en-, &atarrb,
8ronditis, Nitbma, &ranfbeiten Der Sober,
beg MageES uno Der Gingepeioe, Sartleibigs
felt, Masenfatarrb, @a6en'ranfbeit, @cl5<
iu6t, Nieren= II B Slaien=Seidmerbcn, Sarns
fluff, Hiertnfranfbeit, &iidenibpdbe, urins
bremen. Az Dfters uriniren Il. m. 8lnfs
unb ~Santfranfbeiten. Sfrppfeln, Sinner, Sis>
t~lattern, @csema, @ei6piire Ii. m. NerpDfe
&rmfbeiteH, gpilepfie Spitorie, SdlasluB,
9ebe suberbruB, &beamatismus, Heuralsia,
Ser;franfbeit, !dpade Circulation. Sera=
flopfen, Sdfpinbel II. + M. GaH;er, Sc
itmnlft, 9ebeilt obne su ihneioen, obne Gn=
tpeneung bon Nr5tmitteln unb Dbne Shr1er5
-neue Netbobe. SGntorrboioen, Tiitel.
&eritopfung, Srauenfranfbeiten, idmerslpie
Weniurotion, nerpDie Shpdde, peiBer
SluB, gebeilt nah elmer moi ernen Wietbooe.
Seine unliebIamer nnteriudunaen. ltnqe.
aeitaltbeiten. GlnntpfiBe, Eiegung bes &ifd>
grades, LAM James Nahstbum Der &inber;
friibe S9tpinoiudt, 8ropf, fleine unb idtpas
DIE Sbetle peror0Bert uno p~eritdrft @leid>
bel, tper bel Der eebanbluna erfpl9los mar.
Seine Seriude nod elm RiBlinsen r1nbetI>
bare 5dle nidt genommen. COMPILATION
peridipieaen uub frei fir fclde, Die babel in>
t~ereiiirt iino. Minneapo.ts Office 1929, So,
ton Slod.
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@lrttem6era.

Stuttgart. SIM laufenben Som
merlemefer betrd9t Die 3abl Der Stu-
bireEoen an Der bieiiaen teaniiden
Sotidule $50. aesen 627 i'm pOrisen
CONNER. Bon ibnen iino 1913 Wiirt=
temberger uno 261 Observation-Disclosures.
-Singfbin muroe unter Der Sirma
Wirttemberaii6er 8rauereiperbano bon
IA Der 9r0Beren 8rauereien in Stutts
sart uno umsebuns cine @eiellIdaIt
nit beihrdnfter Saitun9 erri1tet. Sbr
3med lit Die SOroeruns Der 9emein=
iamen SntereIien Der @eielli6aften,
insbeiOnoere bic 8efdmpfung unlau=
teren Wettbemerbs i'm 8ierbrauerei=
9eperbe.
8annfiaot. Wdbrenb elmer Sor=
iiellung i'm WilEelma=S beater feuerte
Elm junser Mann Namens 9allmaier
auf bic S6auipielerin Srdulein Saccur
crei &ebolperidiiie alb, obne lie gliid=
lider @eiie gu t~reffen. Ser @ttentater
ertldrte nod ieiner Geinabme, oaB er
feline Sbat nidt bereue. Man glaubt.
bob man es nit einem seiiis nidt
3urednungsfdbigen gu tbun bat.
III m. unldn9it fano bic uebersabe
BON 80 ueiteren Ourd bic Staot berse-
fellten Irbeitermohnungen an Die &Gu=
fer itatt. Sm Gansen uuroen bis jeBt
SO @pbngebduoe nit 100 9eIunoen
@obnunsen e~riellt. Sic preiie be-
ue9en lid swifden 5000 bis $4,000
Mart; 3ebn prosent ueroen als On
5ablung entri6tet, Der &ei miro per=
sinH, bel jeoem Saus befinoet lid elm
@arten ; 80 meitere 9duier iollen nod
erbaut tueroen. Sic 9emeinniigige
Nttienseiellidaft n@ohnunss=8erei
ulm" bat auoem au9 idOn IS 9duier
erbaut, Die einen Wertb BADEN bon fat
224, 800 Mart. 9as Mftientapital be-
trdgt 80, 600 Mart, oas Sppotbefentonto
l07,873 Marf. Sic lebte Nbre9nuna
ersab einen ueberi9uB bon faf 5000
Marf.
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9errn W. Sodert, lit Ser 6itten= Sn=
s~enienr emil 9ian pon 0ibelinaen
auserieben. = Der lansidbrise 9eb=
rer in Wensbori, SER Oemutb, bot
leine gntlafiuns einserei6t unb mirb
lid in iein 9eimatbsborf 9intsen aus
riidSieben. = Die @raspreile i'm
Wteri6ertbal i6manften bieIes Sabr
Smiiden 2-3 Sr. per ader. aG=
entbalben bort man 6lase iber bas
serinse Sutterquantum; seraoe bic
oelten Far3euen baben periast.-Gnb.
lid bat bic &eidsbabn . 8ermaltuns
ll6 benz prenbiiden Spltem anseidlOi'
len. um ben mittleren unb fleiner
Seamtsn biuiSe @o6nuns gu peridafz
Ten, bat man bereits in Sid nit benz
Sau BON pier sroB.n @obnbduIern
ben antans sema6t, welden in an=
oeren S%tationsorten nod mebrere
lol9e gauten folsen meroen. t6duier
unb Serraint fino gisentbum Der Ser.
maltuns unb beSablen bic geamten an
UttetbSins 5 Frocent Der 9~eriteaunssz
folten. : SIN Wadtum purbe bie=
Ter Gage elm Sdif NIT @ein belaben,
ben Der @ein gommiidr Yeter 3im<
mer BON @aierbiais gu 20 ST.. bic
Sotte sefauit bat.
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E61riuaiCGe Staafen.

Nltenburg. Sas tarmloie @efu9
bes bieiiaen 2ei6enbeitatters 9itterli6
einen anoelen Qmtstitel 9laubte
Der air6enborItanb aus Dem 8runoe
ablebnen gu miiien, neil Der Sitel bic
ies Mannes in Der SrieobOfsOronung
tpieberbolt portomme, unO lebtere bel
9erleibuns zines neuen Sttels-abse=
dnoert iuerOen miilfe!
MpoIoa. Nuf Der Sabrt BON @ei=
mar nod NpulOa bog ii6 Der Silfs=
beiSer Gleini6miOt bon N%aumburg aus
Der MaIdine uno itieB nit Dem &opfe
an Die Steinbrituns oes 8iabutts.
Sn boifnunssluiem 3utanbe mu,oe
Der llnsliidliGe mad Dem bieiigen ftdoz
tii9en Granfenbaufe gebradt.
8era. Ser 14idbrise Sobn oes
Mai6initem Mensel fiel in Die Glitter
unO ertranf.
@eimar. auf Dem bieiigen Srieo=
bof fanD Die gntbilluna oes @raboent=
mails fir &ettor &iinBel fatt, oas Der
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mem frii6eren 8oriiBenoen setuiomet
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-02
Srefe Std0te.

Sambura. Mnbier bat iid cine
@eiellidaft aur @erwertbung Der Sele.
graphic profeiior 8rauns aesriinoet.
Sic Geielll6ait 1T gesrlinoet nit einem
Stammtapital bon 1000, 900 Mart gu
benz 3med. einem BON Dem Snltem
Marconi in ben te6niiden @runolasen
abweidenben Spliem Der orabtlOien
acknowledgements prattiide @ullenouns
All geben.-Setretdr &%ettenburs bonn
bieIigen Ser. Staaten=Grniulat lit
tuegen unterI6laguns BON 90. 600 Mart
perbaftet poroen. 3mei ameritanii6e
Samen batten 1898 oas GOniulat nit
Der Ginsisbuns elmer Grbi6aft Dor
200, 600 Mart beauftragt. So Die
Samen ben &ef bon $4,000 Dart
ni6t erbalten tonnten, manoten lie lid
an bic S%amburssr poIisei.
Bremen. Gapitan g%nselbart. rer
&ommanoant oes NorOoeutiden glopo=
Sampfers vGaiier @iibelm Der GroBe,"
bat pegen ieines tapieren uno umii6=
tigen Yerbaitens beim Sranoe in Sobo-
len, q. S., pom 2onooner 2lopo Die
8erbienfmeoaille erbalten, cine Teto=
ration, bic ieoer Seemann 81 tragen
defenders fols if.-Das Sdmurseridt
berurtbeilte Den pohietretdr uno Re
ferpelieutenant @neiBe tuegen llrtunoen=
fdliduns uub unteridlaauns gu q
Sabren @efdnsnib.
2ubed. 9as alte 2ibed mill man
iebt mebr au erbalten fuden. Sic
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nis- uno 3~6nisaraee iOllte a5sebrrden
iueroen. Sun III in Yreiie unD 8ereis
cen cine 10 reae Naitation fir bic grs
baltuns oes @iebels i'm @anse, uno ba
lid aud Spfermillisteit aeist. 10 1T
ni&t ausaeidloiien. oaB bic 26men-
apotbete Dor benz nnterganse bemabrt
tpiro.