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Marquis of Queenxberry Dend.

London, Feb. 1.-The marquis of
Queensberry, who was born July 20.
1914, and succeeded to the title in 1858.
is dead. The marquis of Queensberry
is known principally through the con
nection Of the family name with the
Queensberry rules, the standard au-
thority for pugilistic contests. These
rules were written by his father. The
family for generations has been known
for its sporting proclivities. and the
head of the house has always been a.
patron of sport.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

-Four thousand American school
teachers are planning a trip to the
Paris exposition in the m If the
promoters of the big show desire to
make it thoroughly attractive they will
do everything in their power to induce
the school ma'ams to come early and
stay late. Certainly the United States
could send nc other exhibit better cal
culated to attract attention, nor one
of which the American people could be
more Justly proud.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Near Astoria the British steamer Ex-
pedient run down and sunk a harbor
steamer and 80 workmen were drowned.
In the vicinity Of Taal, in the Batan-
gas province, Reconnaissance devel-
oped into skirmishes with the F%ilipinos,
and an officer and two men of the
Thirty-eighth infantry were wounded.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Recently an irate father in a

Recently an irate father in a southern
city applied for a court injunction to
prevent his daughter, a minor, marry
ing the man of her choice. Now we have
another irate father in Missouri who
followed his clipping daughter with a
horsewhip and soundly whipped her.
The schastisement concluded. the par
ent took his daughter home and allowed
the would-be bridegroom to try his
luck with the courts. 1t was merely a
choice of procedure, as the lawyers
would say, but there will be general
concurrence in the belief that an old
fashioned spanking is the better way
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Because bicycle clubs are chang

Because bicycle clubs are changing
their constitutions and becoming
merged into merely social organizations
it is argued that bicycling is on the
wane. A. more correct statement of
facts is that the extravagant Access
sories of bicycling have run their course
and that the wheel itself is as popular
as ever. Cycling may be dropped as a
social fad without material loss or i'm
pairment of it's usefulness. The wheel
has come to stay.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

The immense bronze statue of Wash
ington is now being cast in New York
city. When'completed it will be erected
upon a massive pedestal of Tennessee
marble upon n of the principal street
corners in the American quarter of
Paris, and the unwilling will take place
on July 4. The statue which will cost
an aggregate of $35, 900 is to be present
ed to France by the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
A Fatal

Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. 30.-The steel
department of Phillips, Nimick G. Co.'s
mill on West Carson street was COM
pletely wrecked and n man was
killed and a dozen were injured by the
explosion of a battery of four large
boilers. Simon Holland is the name
of the dead man. The cause of the
explosion is not known.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

During the year 1899 a total of $1,000
persons were placed on the missing"
list and have never been heard from.
The Chicago Tribune suggests that per-
haps a few of them have wandered over
into the next century.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

In the last two years the geograph-
ical knowledge of newspaper readers
has undergone a lively expansion The
maps grown familiar reach from Porto
Rico TO the Philippines, from Skaguay
to Potgieter's Drift,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Ten BuiIdInr, nnrned

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. LA spe-
cial to the Times from Ada, Mimi, says
that a fire, which started in Bangs
store on the West side Wednesday
evening, burned ten buildings, involy-
ing a loss estimated at $4,000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

China's new railroad from Canton to
Han Kow, which, with it's branches,
will be 1000 miles long, is to be built
entirely by American capital. No one
can set bounds to the expansive bust
ness talent of this country.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

"A sense of not having lived in vain
is a great comfort. man in New York
has just paid $1,710 for a British
Guiana postage stamp of the first issue
of 1850,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
A CRUSHING DEFEAT.
Buffers Movement to Relieve Lady
smith Is Disastrous.
He Orders a Retreat to the South
bank Of Tugela-'Gives His
Reasons Feeling in
London. ~

London, Jan. 29.-Gen. Butler says
that Warren's troops have retreated
south of the Tugela river. The Beers
say that the British lost 1900 killed
Wednesday. 1t is believed here that
this includes the wounded. The Beers
also claim that 15Oof the English troops
surrendered at Spion Kop.
Withdrnws His Forces.
London, Jan. 29.-Gen. Buffers dis
patch to the war office states that Spion
kop was abandoned on account of lack
of water. inability to bring artillery
there and the heavy Boer fire. Gen.
Butler gives no list of casualties. His
whole force withdrew south of the
Tpgela river with the evident intention
of reaching L%adysmith by another
route. r
Following is the text of Gen. Buffers
dispatch, dated Spearman's Camp, Sat-
urday, January 81, $40 p. M: :
BuIler's Dispatch. 4
"On January 20 Warren drove back the
enemy and obtained possession Of the
southern crests of the high table land ex-
tending from the line of Acton Homes and
fiongers Poort 10 the western LadySm1th
hills. From then to January % he re-
manned in close contact with the enemy.
The enemy held a strong position on a
range of small kopjes stretching from
northwest to southeast across the plateau
from Acton Homes. through Spion kop. to
the Aft bank Of the Tugela.
The actual position held was perfectly
tenable, but did not lend itself to an adj
vance, as the southern slopes were so steep
that Warren could not get an effective ar
tillery position. and water supply was a
difficulty
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

There are now ZIG rural free-deliv-
cry routes in the country, and in nearly
every case they have added to the de-
partment's income and reduced its ex-
penditure in that particular district.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

The late earthquake in Mexico was
probably a rebound from the jar the
country sustained when one of its citi-
Zens announced that he would be a can
didate against President Diaz.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Thirty Persona Perish

Hamburg. Jan. 3O.-The British
steamer Expedient has run down and
sunk a harbor steamer near Altoona.
Thirty workmen were drowned.
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Attack on spion Kop.

ION January % I assented to his attack
ing Spoin kop. a large hill. indeed a noun
tain, which was evidently the key of the
position. but was far more accessible from
the north han from the south. On the
night Of January % he attacked Spior
kop, but found it very difficult to hold, as
Its perimeter was too large and water
which he had been led to believe existed
in this extraordinary dry season was found
very deficient. The crests were held all
that day against severe attacks and q
heavy shell fire.
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Artincial sight.

A Russian inventor has perfected an *elec.
trical appliance, which he claims will enable
the blind to see. This will bring much hsp.
piness to those who have defective eyesight.
Another great discovery which will bring
much happiness to those whose stomachs
have become deranged is Hostetter's Stom.
tation for itself as a certain cure for such all
ments as indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, biliousness and malaria, fever and ague.
Undoubtedly.
Miles..Man, according TO Darwin, de-
scended from a monkey.
Giles-And the monkey, / suppose, de.
seended from q tree.-Chicago Evening
News.
To Cur a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money lift fails to cure. CSC.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Planting in February,

The Farmer in the Southwest does his plant.
Ing at o time when the North is covered with
snow and ice. a
II you are interested In securing a home in a country
where outdoor work is done the year around, write for q
free copy of the handsomely illustrated pamphlets HOMES
IN the SOUTHWEST. GLIMPsES. and others. They de-
scribe the country along the st. L. S-W. Ry. in Arkansas
and Texas. and will help YOU fnd q better place to locate.
st, L. S-W. Ry., 7o3 Equitable Building, St. Louis, Mo,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

Our men fought with great gallantry.
I would especially mention the conduct of
the Second Cameronians and the Third
Kings Rifles. who supported the attack on
the mountain from the steepest side and, In
each case fought their way to the top, and
the Second Lancashire fusileers and Second
Middlesex, who magniicently maintained
the best traditions of the British army
throughout the trying day of January "a,
and T~hornycroft's mounted infantry, who
fought throughout the day equally well
along side of them.
Gen.. Woodgate, who was in command
at the summit, having been wounded. the
officer who succeeded him decided on the
night of January "a to abandon the posi-
ton. and did SO before dawn, January %.
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Force

IT reached Warren's camp at five a. 4.
on January rs and decided that a second
attack upon Spion kop was useless and that
the enemy's right was too strong to al
low me to force it. Accordingly 1 decided
to withdraw the force to the south of the
Tugela. At six a. m. we commenced with
drawing the train, and by eight a. M, Janu-
ary 27 Saturday. Warren's force was con-
centrated south of the Tugela without the
loss of a mar or a pound of stores.
THE fact that the force could withdraw
from actual touch-in some cases the lines
were less than 1000 yards apart-with the
enemy in the manner it did, is. 1 think,
sufficient evidence of the morale of the
troops, and that we were permitted to with
draw our cumbrous OK and mule transport
across the river. s. yards broad, with 90
foot banks, and a very swift current, un-
molested, is, I think, proof that the enemy
has been taught to. respect our soldiers
fighting pOwersn
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London, Feb. 1.-The supplemental
lists of casualties fill two columns in
nonpareil type in the morning papers,
making 1900 reported thus far for Gen.
Buffers operations north of the Tugela.
The Daily Chronicle estimates that the
total exceeds 1900. The 40 per cent.
loss at Spion kop is greater than any
British force ever suffered, except pos
sibly at Albuera, Spain, in 1911.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Feeling of Deep Gloom,

London, Jan. 20, AIS a. m.-The
week has opened with, the utmost gloom
for the British public, and the reaction
is all the stronger because of the high
hopes that were reposed in Gen. Buffers
ment that there would be mo. turning
back" At the very moment when DR..
Leyds is being received as an honored
guest in the highest circles on the con-
tinent. Great Britain has to face the
worst disaster in a campaign thus far
disastrous. Open talk is heard of the
absolute necessity of abandoning Lady
smith to its fate, while Lord Roberts re-
verts to the original plan of an advance
over the Orange river upon Bloemfon-
tein. &
The Times says: 1.-THE catastrophe
is almost without precedent in our
military history, and, indeed. without
parallel except the surrender of York
town.
Very frank criticism of the govern
ment, however, is beginning to be
heard ever in quarters that have
hitherto refrained. The Daily Mail
boldly throws all the blame upon Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach. Lord Lands
downe and Lord Wolseley. 1t points
to President Lincoln's dismissal of
Simon Cameron from the post of Sec
rotary OF war as a precedent for "get-
ting rid OF incompetent ministers"
The aggregate British home troops
in South Africa number 10000. the
Natalians 1888 and Cape Colonials d.
600.
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BULLET FOR GOEBEL.
Attempted Murder Of Contestant for
Kentucky Governorship.
Down by an Assassin While ON
His Way to the Cnpitol-Excite-
ment In Frankfort-Lntest
Move of Democrats.

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 31.-While walk
ing through the capitol grounds on his
way to the capitol building at 1910
O'Clock Tuesday morning, William
Goebel, the democratic contestant for
governor Of Kentucky, was shot down
and very dangerously wounded. Har-
land Whitaker, a farmer from Butler
county, the home county of Gov. Tay-
ior, is now in the Jail at Louisville,
charged with the crime. There is no
direct evidence against Whitaker, and
he was placed under arrest more be-
cause he was caught around the capt.
toll building when the shots were fired
than for any other apparent reason.
The Wound.
Senator Goebel was wounded by a
rifle ball of small caliber, not over 3S,
which struck him in the right side just
below the armpit. The ball passed
through the back part of the right
lung, across the body on a diagonal
line, passing out below the left Shout
der blade.
Fired from n Window. 4
The bullet which struck Mr.. Goe-
bel was fired from a window in the
center of the third story of the office
building just east of the capitol. That
window was raised about eight inches
from the sill to permit an unobstruct-
ed passage for the bullet when Mr..
Goebel should come within range.
That the shooting of Mr.. Goebel was
the result of a carefully laid plan is
without question.
Denounce the Deed
The republican state officials and
members of the legislature, without ex-
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- 9ilige 9rturiion nah Nionterep.
Saltiao unb Der 0auptitabt Merito iir
bic Observation-Disclosures. g9eaen nd.
herer Nusfunft luenbe man iit an e.
Riinsenberger. Ngent Der Weriean
Rational.8ahn, I'D NiamD Hlasa.
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(5ortiebuna folat).
ssalitbmiin3erei.

Gaiidmlnjerei iuuros einit in Gnslano mt benz
9ore beiraft, cine sbaiiahs wslde sinsu Ridtsr,
als CT oas rrtbeii iber einen oisies gerbre3ens
i&nloie beiunosnsn yaann ausiprah. iaeen lieB ::
Sd lam Sbneu isins Milos ,u 5beil psroen laRen
uno rnibe 5HHsn orinseno. iid inr cine anoere @et
por,ubereiien. in welher Sis bofisntIid he garm-
bsrjieirit noen auf bic ies gu boifen. 5bnen cine
eebnbrsnoe Rhdii&t aui ben Rreoit unices gapiers
eeloes perbieiet- Eas mar Fhsrlida hrsnee. uno
Strate Cine Nrt, ipelhe pel Gleno ueruriaht bat
in bic Nahabmuna oss noblbttnnnten 3psppNe.
5eilmiiiels. 6ofeiter's Waeenbitisrs sseeen ienes
eroben Griolees fno 9uuosrts pon uniplrtamen
Nirtursn. lpelhe ebenio gut gu fein begnipruten
enlightenment. east Guh nitt tduihen: Vs aiebt
uur Gin gittus = uno oas edte bat nnierr griuais
Sieuermaris am 6aiie Der 6laihs @eriuht e5 ee=
gen 5npissition. geropiuns. 9aIlepersiiung, trass
eeber ooer ihipahe Nieren.
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Seinrit aus Der 9bdrs, als er IT'D
iiber ieinen Waidnapf berina4te uno
nit ber 9arbdtide bic Ginger bearbei.
tete. Damn ,oa er isin Stdrtebemb&en
bonn psrsan9enen Sonntag oor bano
einen Sblips um. 3Oa einen Sdettel
uno pidte ben Sdnurrbart. Rod, Dole
uno Sut wurben oarauf ebenfalls Der
gurIie unterpcrien. uno 10, bIant bonn
Wirbel CUR 3eb. ruoflte er geraoe aut
ben Soi binauseebsn, als ibm pl6bli4
ettpas gpidtiaes einfiel. gr tramte
milo in ieinen Sabieli9teiten umber,
fonb, tpas er iudte. griff oann 3ierlt4
gum Spo3ieriod uno psrlieb mit fei-
mem 0reunbe pfal;borf. Der jebt auf
ibn wartete. 0of uno Saus gum fueibem
Sdpanen. 9lls 6einrid nod trentgen
edritten cine Sraas an ibn ridtets,
6arrte ieiner cine arobe lleberraidung.
Eenn CORES. nit Der Miene zines
Weltmannes. bolte aus Der Safde Elm
pineeneB berbor, iebte es iid auf bic
Waie, audtc feinen 8ealeitsr ieelenrubie
turd Die Slider an unb aab gntiport.
Sn Wiene uno Ysnebmen fdritt er jebt
climber, ole pie elm Gentleman, Der OIL
@entlemenperiebr aetu0bnt 1T. Gin
pineene3 NOR nod ieinen Beariffen
bic Sobe Der Yornebmbeit, tpenn nidt
bic 8ornebmbeit felber.
Qeinrid NOR 10 erfaunt. bob er
ieine Worte fanb. llnterbeB maren lie
an Der @beinbriide aneelanet, unb
Dores be,eidnete bic Sdoer ide Wtrtb.
idaft, in tuefde lie eintraten.
gs mar cine edts. rbeiniide 0neipe.
niebriq, lang. nit berrduderten Wdnoen
uno 0eden. 3uei arObe Petroleum.
lampen binaen bon ben galfen bernie.
Der uno beleudteten bic iueiBeeI6euer.
ten 9iIte. oil benen brett auFqepflanst
bic Gdie iaBen uno Meibbier aus
Sdoppenaldiern tranlen. Born neben
Der 3bur beianb lid bas Buffet, auf
benz Elm iriidansesapftes gisrfoB nanb.
unb peridiebene 2die, WiirHe, 9drin9s.
arten, glider nit Sooleiern unb folde
nit @urten. unb cine arobe pol3eofe
nit sdnupftaboi laesn. Gins iaubere.
iebr beleibte Wirtbin tuoltete bintfr bem
Buffet ibres Nmtes. uno Der Wirtb be.
biente in iueiker 9abidlr3e bic Gdfe.
Wirtb uno Wirtbin betbsiliaten lid
iiber bic aopfe an0erer bintuea frifd
an Der llnterbaltuna. Die inmitten oes
9abaisqualms zine lauts unb lebbafts
mar.
(Snrfsch,fuo fnf0fl
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Grlitt 1eoeS.Cualem.

Serr 8. 90. @arretion, BON San
glntunio. Ter, par ieit Sabren
init 9litbma in ieiner lblimmiten
5prm bebaitet uno ertrua unidalibe
ShmerSen. @r nabm. oils nibts
mebr balf, Su "Dr. Kings New
Discovery" 3ufludt, bas ibm in
furser Belt nidt mur 4inoeruns per-
Idafite, ionoern audi balo oolia
beilte. Die tpunoerbare Weoicin 1T
6as einSige Wiittel fir Shpinbiuht,
Ntbma, 4ungens, Salss. unb 8rult-
Qei6en. Breis 60 Gts. uno 81 90.
@irb sarantirt. 3u baben bel
z. aalteper & Sobu. 9roauilten.
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Wulf Zbure Babm.
u b ( q brt.

bf1brt.
Had, Stodbale. taglidb. aussenomnen
Sonntags. .S:0O Sorm.
Nnfunft.
Son Stodbale, tdelid,. ansaenornen
SonntagS. S..............3:U .3:U0 Hacbm.
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Maudlofe 9beinbampter
iino jineh nit sufriebeniisllenbem @e.
iultat CUR probe einsefiibrt iuOrben.
Die @ortbeile berielben beasben nod
ben bisteriaen grfabrunsen barin, baB
bic Geusr beiier iieben unb b ler bur4.
BREMEN, ferner fallen bic 3,mperatur.
unteridiebe fort, snblid ldbt iid nit
aerinswertbiasr QobIe msbr er3ieIen aIs
ipuf.
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Somtbern Yacific Sabn.
m I. - Z =.

Nad1 9aeiu Orleans. 6ouiton unb gals
peitpn tdglidl ........ 100 YRittags.
0ah gl Yaio. Californian mno Wegifo
900 Born.
Nah Horo-leras. st. 9ouis uno gbicas
90 katy Flyer .......S 500 Nbenbs.
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Die yapferfcit elmer Tram

muroe tiirslib pieber BON 6rau
Sobn Doplina upn Butler, Ha., ge=
seiat, bic Iid felt 2 Sabren in itetem
Sample NIT einem tranfbaften Wla=
gen befano, Der lie ibtper llnter
Nauiea uno llnperoaulibteit leioen
mabte. 9lae Wlittel ertpieien ii6
als nublos. bis iie Electric Bit
ters' periuhte. gtah speimonatlis
diem @ebrallbe id]rieb iie: Sd bin
iebt p6llie sebeiltuno fam allies ellen.
Electric Bitters" 1T ein pursiielis
der ionic; ib babe, ieitoem ib ibn
aebrauhe. beoeuteno an 8eiuidJt sils
aenummen uno fiible mid trditiger
als ie supur. Gr fDroert Die Yer=
oaiune, BELT Opspepiie. reist ben
gppetit unb 9iebt neueS 2eben. 9tur
30 Cts. @iro earantirt. gu baben
bel +. 9alteper & Subn, 9ruauiiten.
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0yfabncfe Optei Bar,
Sit 6pulton StraBe.
gNm. Mmtb, .... Gigenfbiimer.

Wtan iinoet bier ein uorsilalihes
@las Bier unierer beimlihen Vraues
reien. Beiunoere &uertennung uers
oienen Die Weine, 9iearren, @bisties,
qiau0re &c. 9ieie Wirtbitaft erfreut
Iih oes ausaeseibneten Ruies, su
ben anaenebmiten Aufentbaltsorten
Der Staot Al 3dblen.
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Staat Cbio, Staot Ohio.
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Der dltere Bartner Der Jirma =, 3. q hs'
men & 60. IN. rusld'e geihdfte in oer
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tbut. unb oab beinete 5irma bic Snmnts
BON e einbunbert Dollars fflr ieoen
sal BON Rata,rh beaohIen uiro. Der turd]
ben @ebrouh bon 6ail's sRatarrh'
Rnr Ritt eeheilt werbsn Tam.
Jraut 8. ghenep.
(- Geihmoren Dor mir unb unier,
Siesel ifrrbsn in meirer 9eaeripart
am Sepienlber u 3 1896.
u W. gieaIOn. Difentlider Notar.
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nommen, unb ipirft oirect auf eas Hlut
unb bic ld)leimigen Cberflddaen oes Sp.
items. 9aBt guh umionii 3euauiiie
tommen.
8 g. Gbenep Co.. 9oleoc o.
s|-geriauft nnn allen apothefern. 70 Cts
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oo;,er gV;(be(m IT hot ma

= 9aiier @ilbelm III. bat aus
anlaB Der Yollenbuna bes oeutib-
ameritaniihen 9abels ben Stats
letret1rs oes Heihspoitamtes, Gene
raj b. Boobielsti a la suite. oes 6us
laren Reeiments BON 3ietben (3.
branoenburgilbes) seitellt uno benz
9onmersienratb 8ulleaume, benz
0urIibenoen Der 0eutiben atlantis
Ihen 5elesrapben @eieuidaft. ben
erblid,en goel perlieben.
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Saas 5amilien 9inen iinb bic befen.
Oie GbineTen baben nat ibrsr

Die Gbinefen babsn nad ibrsr
@siis ben iautaiiiden Qdnoern aetpiiis
GpiBnamsn gsasbsn: England III Ding
Gpo, .bliitsnoss 2ano-; 5ranlrsiH
ga Siro. .asisBlisbsnbss 2ano" (tpabrs
idsinlih ironiib gsmeinD; 0eutid.
lano 3s awo, .iuaenoreides 3ano,
uno bic Der. Staatsn Dlei QwO, LIDO
nes Qano."
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Rad gsaep, Sort @prtb, Dallas, 9anias
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Yah @aeo, Sort 8orth. Dallas &C. (pom
Sunlet>2epDt) ......... 500 Nbenos.
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Bon Chicago. ct. 9onis, aanias eittt
Dallas. Sort @ortb unb ssacO, taalit
(Suniet Depot ........ $50 BORN.
Sun gsaco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. 70.
w. & u. y. Depot -. 1920 Nbenos.
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Nah Corpus ghriiti. Granias BaB nno
BeepilIe tdalich 800 Nahm.
Racb Borne unb aerrpille. td9lidl. ans-
aenummen Sonntaes. =. 2:45 Yahm.
Rad, Borne unb aerruille. Sonntass..
Nntunft.
Yon @alueiton. Souiton uno euero tag
licl 200 Nbenos.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Aranias YaB nno
Beeuile tdglid. ........ 100 Hadm.
Son Borne uno 8erruille. taglid). aus
senDmmen Sonnta9s. 1885 Sorm.
Bon Borne unb 8erruille. Sonnlags,. !.
800 Nbenos.