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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
US IN splendid style.

US IN splendid style.
Miss Charlotte M. White, who has
been teacher and who has run for Office
several times, has been defeated and
elected and knows lot about her sub
ject, gave talk. without notee, straight
from the shoulder-or the beart-which
wsa applauded SO vigorously that che
was compelled to take up the subject
for another five minutes and il she had
talked all the afternoon the women
would have been satisfied to sit and
listen she was 30 original, so in earnest
and so forcible in her remarks.
On Saturday afternoon, October 18th,
the Weeping Water Zetetic club met
with Mrs. George Ashmun. The beau
ty of the day together with the general
expectations OF good things from dele.
gate and visitors to the sixth annual
meeting at Lincoln, called out a good
attendance. Responses to roll call bore
reference to the life of Chaucer and to
the Canterbury Tales. The report of
Mrs. Woodford. delegate to the meeting
at Lincoln was given, SO brightly and
graphically that the etay-at-homes
thought that most of the mountain had
been brought to them. Mrs. Durham
presented a resume of the life and times
of Chaucer and Mrs. Nellie Sackett pre-
sented his character and personality.
The Fairbury Woman's club met in
the club room on Tuesday. October 10th
and was called to order by the president,
Mrs. j. B. Mcdowell
Mrs. d. b. Cropsey as hostess. re-
ceived, and Mrs. Ed Lset, leader OF the
literary department, presided after the
business meeting.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the re-
port OF the annual meeting of the State
Federation of clubs as given by Mrs. j.
G. Kesterson.
At the next meeting, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 23rd, the following program was
given:
Business.
Response Quotations from Ruskin.
Music.
Sketch of Art from Early Egyptian
Art until the Renaissance-Miss Min
ME Pease.
Talk on the Madonnas- Mrs. j. B.
Mcdowell.
Music.
Mre. Joseph Sarbach as hostess, and
Mrs. E. R. Allen as chairman, presided.
The National Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION has been making elaborate
preparations for the national suffrage
bazaar that is to be held in Madison
SQUARE Garden. New York, December
3rd to the Sth. The bazar has a three
fold object.
"First, to advertise the suffrage cause
throughout the nation by we'll, organ
lied and successful business enterprise;
second, to give opportunity to individual
believers not heretofore open adherents
OF the cause to contribute to its sup
port and thereby establish more firmly
their interest in it: third, through the
work of the organized Suffrage Associa
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27

In New York, Conductor Damrosch
started last winter the Peoples Sing
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
Fortunes bottled ISccr,

The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to its large plant Il magnificent
bottling establishment. The new works
adjon the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west Of Desplaines, and are tit
ted up with the latest and most i'm
proved machinery. Theircapaclty Is very
great, and the quality of the goods turn
ed out Of the very best. One Of the
features Of the plant Is the arrange
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the latest cooling machinery been
introduced, but the building In which
the bOttling Is done Is adjoined by an
other building In which freezing ap
paratus Is placed. This keeps the tenn
perature Of the very walls at freezing
point all the time. The Fortune Brew
cry produces u beer which Is famou,
the world over. Now that Its bOttlini
works are completed, no residenc,
should be without it. Telephone mon
roe 40"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
Russia's Pioneers.

The COssacks are the arms and legs
of Russia, while the moujlk Is the back.
bone. The COssacks won Siberia for
Russia when they We're the daring
fringe Of her population, grown adven.
turous and warlike by their frequent
conflicts with the Tartars who crowd.
ed Russias borders. In them Is con.
centrated the enterprise and aggressive.
ness which the mOujik lacks. They
cut the path and the moujiks followed,
and the descendants OF these hardy
pioneers live throughout Siberia to-day,
forming a hereditary military caste. SO
strict are the laws OF heredity among
the COssacks that II IL almost impossi,
BILE for an officer who was not born one
to obtain o commission In q Cossack
regiment
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
PROPOSALS.
For Tree and ShNbbery PlaniislG
ON Douglas Boulevard.

chicago, NOV. ~, IcD.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the West Chicago Park Commissioners
ut office Union Park, until ! O'Clock y.
IN. of Thursday, Nov. IL. 1890, for tree
and shrubbcry planting on Douglas
boulevard. In accordance with plans
and planting list on file in Engineers
office, In Union Park.
Proposals must he made out upon
blank forms To he obtained ut said Of
flee. he addressed to WEST Chicago
Park Commissioners" Endorsed Doug,
las boulevard planting" and must bc
accompanied with currency to the
amount of 1Opcr cent of bid az certified
check for the same amount drawn on
u responsible bank doing business In
the city Of Chicago aud mad" payable
Commissioners.
The contractor To whom this worl;
may hc awarded viii he required to
furnish bond in sum equal To one
half the amount Of contract. with sure
ties acceptable To said Park Commits
sioncrs.
No proposal will bc considered unless
the party submitting IL shall furnish
evidence satisfactory To the West Chi
cago Park Commissioners of his or thcil
ability, and that he or they have til,
necessary facilities, together with sufii
ccnt pecuniary resources, To fulfill tht
| conditions of the contract.
The West Chicago Park Commission
crs reserve the right to reject any or al
bids.
JOSEPH W. SUDDARD.
Attest. President.
ERNEST q. SCHUBERT,
Secretary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
CITY CORPORATION.

Mayor.
HON. CARTER II. HARRISON.
City Treasurer.
ADAM ORTsElFEN.
City Clerk.
WILLIAM LOEFFLER.
Deputy City Clerk.
JAMES G. STRAIN.
City Attorney.
ANDREW J. RYAN.
Corporation Counsel.
CHARLES NJ. WALKER.
OIL Inspector.
ROBERT L. BURKE.
City Electrician.
EDWARD Il. ELLlCOTT.
Gas Inspector.
JAMES O'BRlEN.
Commissioner of Public Works.
LAWRENCE Il. MGANN.
Secretary Public Works.
HENRY LUTZENKIRCHEN.
Superintendent Special Assessments
JOHN A. MAY.
City Sealcr.
JAMES A. QUINN.
City Collector.
FRANK y. GRANDMOTHER.
Commissioner of Buildings.
JAMES MANDREWS.
Fire Marshal.
DENIS ]. SWENIE.
Chief Of Police.
JOSEPH RIPLEY.
Chief Of Detectives.
LUKE L. COLLERAN.
Commissioner of Health.
A. Il. REYNOLDS. NJ. u.
Superintendent of Streets.
NJ. ]. DOHERTY.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
COUNTY OFFICERS,
Recorder.
AZ AlAlnN

Recorder.
ROBERT NJ. SIMON.
Sheriff.
Il. ]. MAGERSTADT.
Clerk Circuit Court.
JOHN A. COOKE.
Clerk Superior Court.
JOHN a. LINN.
County Clerk.
PHILIP KNOPF.
County Treasurer.
SAM II. RAYMOND.
President County Board.
JAMES G. IRWIN.
States Attorney.
CHARLES s. DENEEN.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
Heavy Penalties for selling whisky.

Charles Steinbrink, who was convict.
ed at 81. John. Kan, on fOrty-nine
counts of selling whisky In vlOlat On OF
the prohibitory law, was fined $i.OOO
and sentenced to forty nine months IN
jail. As he cannot pay his fine he will.
II the sentence Is carried out, have to
.serve 1t out In jail at the ratio OF 30
cents a day. making his total sentence
practically thirty years and nine
months.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19

members of the Presbytery
nave visited the State HOSPITAL
and School for the Deaf to .dav.
A most pleasant feature of the
meeting was the reception TO
the members at the town hall
Saturday night, which was pre-
sided over by the young ladies
OF the Junior Aid Society.
Yesterday ministers of the
Presbytery preached morning
and evening in the Methodist.
Babtlst and Presbyterian
churches, and there were after
noon services at the Hospital
and at Quaker Meadows church.
In the country.
The Saturday afternoon ses-
sion was devoted to the exami :
nation for ordination of Rev.
w. s. Wilson. of Marion. Mr.,
Wilson preached his trial SER
mon before Presbytery this
morning, and he has been
highly complimented both on
the sermon and the examina :
ton. On Saturday night Rev.
Messrs. Munroe, Harris, Tufts,
McLaurin and Jacobs ad-
dressed the session on the work
Of the Presbyterian home mis-
sion in the mountain counties.
To days session has been de-
voted largely to hearing reports
Of the various committees.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19

On the 10th OF December, 1897,
Rev. S. A. Donahoe, pastor NJ f.
Church, South, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va,
contracted a severe cold which was
attended from the beginning by violent
coughing. He says: ''Atter resorting
to number of so-called specifics. usu'
ally kept in the house, to not purpose,
| purchased "A bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy, which acted like a
charm. Imost cheerfully recommend
it to the public.' For sale by w. A.
Leslie, druggist.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19
bradfiie|d's
Female Regulator

brings out a woman's true beauty.
It makes her strong and we'll in those
organs upon which her whole general
health depends. 1t corrects all men
strual disorders. 1t stops the drains
of Leucorrhea. 1t restores the womb
to its proper place. 1t removes the
causes of headache. backache and
nervousness. 1t takes the poor. de-
bilitated, weak. haggard. fading
woman and puts her on her feet
again. making her face beautiful oy
making her body well.
Druexists sell Il foe 81 . bottle.
Send for our free illustrated book for women
The Bradfleh Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19
CONCORD PRESBYTERY.

proceedings of the Meeting in Nor
canton, from Friday, the 18th, Until
Monday, the 10Th.
We adopt the report Of the
Norganton correspondent Of
tbe Charlotte Observer of the
meeting Of Concord Presbytery
n Morganton Oct. 10Th 18th.
SATURDAY, 18th.
Concord Presbytery assem-
bled here yesterday afternoon.
The session opened with a SER
mon by Rev. J. NJ. Wharey, D,
,. Rev. w. G.. Brown, of States :
vile, was elected moderator,
Mr.. Brevard Harris reading
clerk and Rev. L. A. McLaurin
recording clerk. At the ses-
SION this morning Rev. J. M.
McLain, Of Bethel Presbytery,
and Licentiate w. S. Wilson,
Of Montgomery Presbytery,
were received into this Pres :
bytary. Calls from Poplar
Tent and Shearer churches
we're placed in the hands of
Rev. J. NJ. McLain, and calls
from Marion, Sloan and Old
Fort churches we're placed in
the hands Of Licentiate w. S.
Wilson. Mr.. Wilson having
signitied his acceptance, Pres
bytery approved an order of
the day for this afternoon to
examine him with a view to
ordination. Licentiate A. w.
Perry was dismissed to unite
With Ouachita Presbytery. and
Licentiate j. G.. Warner was
dismissed to the Presbytery of
Fort Worth, Texas. Rev. j. n.
Craig. secretary of General
Assembly's home missions,
delivered an able address on
the cause he represents. Rev.
j. r. Bridges, D. D., president
OF the Presbyterian College for
Women in Charlotte, and Rev.
j. A. Scott, president Of the
Statesville Female College, de
hvered very interesting ad-
dlesses in behalf Of their res
pective institutions.
A paper presented by Rev
{. \. Munroe, looking to the
dissolution Of the joint boarC
Of trustees between Concord
and Mecklenburg Presbyterles
for the higher education o1
women, was presented to Pres
byters and docketed for fur
ther consideration.
\ call from Rocky River
church for the pastoral servi
ces Of Licentiate r. J. Hunter
Of Pennsylvania Presbytery
was read and ordered to bt
held until the adjourned meet
ing at Synod.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19

weakness ana
sickness pecu-
liar to the sex.
If the Egypt
ian custom pre-
vailed in this
country. many
sufferers would
be glad to
!, cover tn ir
pre- m a t u r e
\ Wrinkles, tneu
sunkencheekS,
their unhealthy
.e eyes of the
!: the Orient.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19
Hidden Beauty

In Egypt the custom is for Princesses
to hide their beauty by covering
the lower part of the face with veil:
In America the beauty of many Of
our women is hidden because of the
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19

he next few months will the Presidential Congress
sonal Campaigns, and few additional
inaugural of the President and the close Of the
the Fity-Sixth Congress
The Daily Times peculiarly fitted with
It's fu Associated Press reports; its large staff of Special
onents throughout the Sta and it's Staff
important points The Times grind it prints
the news as 1T and the who reads The Times all
the time, truthuly reported and unbiased
The Times first of ALL newspaper and its facilities for
ntellng and printing the unsurpassed the South
lle Times does not attempt with subscribers all
questions OF the av Nor does
with it. The Times clear concise, consistent independent
and impartial.
No subscriptions accepted this after Nov The reu
lar subscription of The Daily and Sunday Times
50 80 months and ST
month The TwiceWeek Times 81 90 per year.
for six MONTHS 25 cents for three months. Send
stamps for fractions of dollar Send for samples Always
Daily Twice-Week Times is desired length
time. ADDRESS
THE TIMES, Richmond, Va.
The Burke County news., 1900-10-19

Concord Presbytery will
complete its labors and adjourn
this afternoon. Most Of the
delegates go home to night. BY
special invitation many Of the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Die Serren Ssnas un6 sos. Nuds
finb WontaS na4 &enmare, Waro
Co.. q. s.. absereiit. rp%oielbit. bies
ielben cine Seimitdtte maden no0en.
8eioe finb seuiiiermaben als 8or=
trab 81 besei@nen. ba nod mebrere
anoere junse veute pom Cob Sp,ins
uno umsesenb iid nit benz G,eoanfen
trasen, bis gum ndditen S,ibiabr
ebenialls ii9 ben 9simidtteiudern on
Sui4lis en.-O, OLD Sprins Sraue=
re, : @sieui@aft lit o.eier Sage eifris
NIT giselnbeimien beiddttist. Ser
einSulesenoe @o,ratb miro Der sr6Bte
weroen. ben bic Brauerei ii9 ie se
leiitet bat. Sraumsiiter eng. Ser
manup bat iid bereits oils Weilter
ieinfs Ea6es bewieien. -Y j.. &rap,
Gi9enibimer Der bieiisen Creamery
beridtet ben 8ei9ditssans als isbr
suirieoenitellenb - Die Gisarrenfabrit
pon San. &remer lit NIT Ntbeit iber:
bduit. unb ie9s Wann faum inn Stan:
be, Die no,bisen Wlimmitensel gu fab=
r~iSiren, un ben e~inSebenoen Nuftrd
gen Seredt gu meroen. = Der 0ol,.
banoel fo.irte bier i'm 9auie Der leg
ten @o9e oerart. bab Die Sirma sc
brioer Waurin berslls ibres sroBen
9olsuorratbs boar lit uno INNER nod
Goutracte an Sano at.-Gie Serren
.. ". @reiien. Watb. 3onibsim,
Sobn Siider uno 9eonaro 9belen be.
ebrten Die @elt- UNI Sanoelsitaot st.
glouo am Oienitas nit ibrem Be
iude. = 9err Sob. 8. Oinuoori lit
jest woblbeiteuter @auseisentbiimer,
ba er les:e @o9e Wa,b. &anlen's
9teiioens %tauile. Die er nit ieiner bel:
fem @dlite anianss Mats CUR Grin.
buus ieines eiSeren 9ausitanoss be
Sieben miro. Sbr iunseu Wdnner,
8ebt bin uno tbut oesslelden !-Serr
80. Gblert. lpelher bisber Wana9er
Der Sfpbers Creamery, Minn., mar,
bait is.l BEN |. Sebruar cine Slei4e
YOiilion IN Der Sob Sprius Dol
feret. = &err IE6. Strap lit oamit BE:
i3iiii5t, iein neues Olsbro,us But.
teCiaB aufSuiesen unO oamit feline
creamery 81 elaer Der beiten i'm Goun
tp gu maden.-Die @erren &. Cru
Der uno Watb. Nirenters maren
,Monlas in pidliSsn Wei9dften bier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Wiesenfeite. Die id0nen Nbenbftuns
ben werben nod LANCE In better grins
neruns bleiben .-unier Met9er ~.
Guans erlitt lebten Wontas bel ber
gisarbsit cine G%llenbosen' Yerrentuue
barob er iid auf einiSe i3eit in un:
freiIpiui9en 0ubeitano ueriest iiebt.
GimbaQ.
Sm utter pom IS Sabren itarb BE,
leblen OonneritaS bic Satin bee
@erm @m. WelfOpi. Samitas muir:
De Die 9sihs pom Der enaliiden Dee:
tbooilten. Stride aus beeroist. Sbrem
10 id'usr srpriiten @atten binterldBl
bic Seritorbene Spei Climber.
sprins 9iQ.
Serr so. Od BON bier bat Die
9eimitdtte bes 9errn g. Sep aus
Yisbee, u. o, tdufid oil iid ae.
nommen unb miro bieielbe i'm Nriibs
iabr besleben. IS beiBt, baB IS Der
junsen eeute bier nod M br sibt. bic
es nad ben Tatota Qiftsn seliitet.
Inn bort int SdrueiRe ibres NnSeiid.s
nidt BLOB ibr Oaie'n gu friiteu, ion.
bern iid elm 6eim gu erwerben uno
ii4 cine 3utuuft gu iihern. = Sn Der
am Z. ,Sebruar sebalteuen Nbitimz
muns iiber bic Srase, Oh bieic Ort=
lbatt i%ncorporirt ueroen ioa ODER
nldt, muroe entldieoen, baB Sprins
9iu o.n iibrisen S.lases III Stearns
county oils ioldes bsiseiist werosn
ioa. 0ssten Sreitas unterbreitete
5elr 5. +. Weper bon Nlbanp. Wor=
liger oes Noaro Der county Gommil=
ldre. i'm gourlbauie 81 st Glouo Oas
&eiultat -6r. S. @inter reiite Sreitas
in @si1dften mad st. Glouo uno pon
bort bsaab er iid mad st. @enoel. no
er ben SonnIas bel ieiuen Sdwieser=
iObnen Subradte. Sn ct. @enoel
mar man oroentli9 frob. ben ur9e=
miitbliden alten Sobn mol Wieoer be-
9ruBen gu t6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

erit 10 Mitalieber, bod bic beiten
Nuefihten iinb ba. BOB bic WitSlieb.
idaft iid in einisen Wohen perbop.
peln miro. Ser Serein rpirb ii1 Der
.. e. Staats 5 llnteritisunsssslels
idaft anidlieBen.
5 Nn Der pom bodm. P. Otto pa
itorirten @emrinoe su Nlcranoria
murbe Nreitaa Nbenb Elm neuer fatb.
NolIterbof inter benz Ndmen st.
Mdrp's Count aearinbet uno bur6
Noriter Tran, @eiiier pom Saut Sen.
tire iolScnNe @eamten initallirt @m.
@rown, Oberioriter; Sos. @enmer,
Ninan,- nnb Sos. Weper Erotofou.
Sefretdr. Gem neren @erein qeh6.
rem bisiett2l Witslieber al. TcrSm-
itallation folste elm uersniiater Nbemo
nit Vanfett, nobel perihieoene bu.
morreide Geoen 9erebet muroen.
S Sonntaa Dor adt 5aaen belt ei-
ne Nnsasl Siir9er uon Midmono cine
Terlammluna. in wel9er W%orfebrun=
gen Snr@riinouns zines N0rite, uereins
inisner Srtidaft setrofen muroen. Gs
muroe beidloiien, Der neuen Court ben
Namen ct. Feter & Yaul beisulesen.
Wan bot mad einem gbarter aeihidt.
uuo iobalo oieier sur Stelle lit. miro
Der neue Sol nit 33 Mitslieoern &c.
9riinoet. Or. Eilon pon Hep Eap
nesuille pulbe ais 8~ereinsarSt err
ludblt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
OiD3eiam=N abribtem.

s Nm portsen Ereitas erbielten in
Ser 81 Sobn's Nbteitii9e bur6 ben
bo9w'iten SlidOi Srobec Die nieoe=
rem @eihen Die !0erreu 6einrid eeutb:
ner, OlS;eie Ct. Glouo, uno Nnton
@oite, OlO;eie Sarge; Die Suboia:
f%onalsme,be erbielten oil ienem Gage
bic Serren SEQ. Nrenlb uno SSnaS
@ippid, beioe iir Die Di0Seie ct.
glouo. Nm Sumitas erbislten oas
Suboiafonat bic 0erren 0ampert
6aupt uno 6einrid 9eutbner. beioe
fir biz Oio,eie st, Glouo. 9tidolaus
&rier fir Die Oioseie @inona. Sobaun
Wte,tli iir Die O,osele lsiltsburs uno
Soiepb @urm flr bic Si0;sie Duluth ;
auBsr oisien 0erreu bic Dem Seneoicz
timer Oroen anssbOrisen GIerifer
Wtarfus, 0uso, Sames, Wattbdus
uno hilbert. Oas Oiofonat ethielten
Samitag Die bobw. 9erren George
Areatb uno Ssna, 8ippid.
s Sn Der ct. Scbn's Nbtei traf
Oienita9 bic Naaridt uon Dem Nbz
lebeu oes bo9m P. Bruno Riss, ..
g.. y, Elm. Der S%eritorbene rpuroe
lit 1929 in Nuasburs. gaiern, sebo.
rem, erbielt in 1856 Die Frieitermeibe
pom Dem boaw'iten S,idoi gretin uon
st. Vaul uno arbeirete in iesensui&er
Wetie als M,iitondr in seott uno in
Stearns gountp. gr seborte sulept
Dem E,iorat glunp in Yulaita county,
SQ., an, moielbit er an, 2. Iebruar
ielis i'm 9errn eatidlaien lit.
| s 6o1rp P. Bruno, 8. 6. g.,
Wiee, Yrdiioent Der ct. Sohn's llni=
ueriitdt, erbielt : amitas Die Nadri9t,
baB jein III BLOOMFIELD bel Winnea=
potts rusbnenoer Nater, 9err Noam
D6,Fer. auf ben Sob ertrantt lei.
sountas Morseu elite Der bodw.
0err an oas 8ranfenbett bes Gaters,
ben er leiber nurmebr ole Qeide uor=
fanb. Oienitas ruurbe Die vsi1e benz
S9of Der G,be ii~berseben. Gem
bo9u. P. Bruno Sout Der rNorb
tern" ieiu aufridtiaes 8eilsio unb
empfisblt Dem yetitorbenen benz an:
od4tiseu Gsbete ieiner usier.
S Gum Yeiten elmer neuen Stride
piro Der bod,u. P. Otto. 8. 3. D.,
pom ct. Sobn's, ter NIT Der Seel.
forge Ger Yemeinoe in Aleranoria be-
traut lit. iii 20, 81. uno %. pieles
Wonats cine Sair ueraniiatten.
SIM ct. Veneoiet's Sonuent gu
ct. Soiepb rpuroe lesten Samitas oas
Sseit Der bt. Sdolaitta burd ein pom
bo1m. P. }srior 6t,mann, D. ..
y, sebaltents leuit,rtee amt seieiz
ert, mdbreuo ueldem Der bo9m Cons
pen~tstaplan. P. 0e,nrld, >. .. y,
bic Teitpreoist bielt.
s Sn Der neusn %ers Seiu Stride
au SSreeport lit nebit ben neuen Seis
t%enaltdren au1 cine neue Ffeifenors
gel ~aufseiteit iporoen. oemnah bic ins
mere lhmude gu rittun9 oee ber,li:
den Wottesbauies cine u%oultdaoise ut.
Ginen idonen Nnbtid ~Sewdbren
bic neueu Vdnte in Der Gitd,e OUT eeSas
cobs F,rai,ie, Die %uon$>errn Sac. @e.s:
Ter pom Solo Sp,ins anSeferttSt unr
pom 0errn Sobn 3aBlins aufssitsut
r1auyNou
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
Nereins.Nabriebtem.
en- Der pom boA,u. P. Su6pri

Su Der pom boh'u. P. Subprior
Nlpbons, 8. -. D.. panoririen st.
sSobn's Wsmsinoe gu SoueSeuille luurs
be lesteu Soun.as elm st. Benz oict's
Mdnneroerein SeSrdnoet uno tolSenoe
Beam,en ssudblt: Y,ditoent: I,ern.
Brmtmann; S,ce: Frdiioent: 6rani
Nab; Ssttetdr: Sebatlan Weper
S9aymeiiter: Sobn 2noblad; Sab
nent,dser: De,nr,d Ares; WarlHau
9ouis Dar,is. Der Serein sabu lss'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
@as mirb england tbnn?

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Buffers 9aopimith gu entlssen. Tebl'
aeI1lasen. SIT England nun bereli
sum Nahseben, ODER wenisitens gum
Giulenten, wenn Die @%ele9enbeit aese;
ben wiro, li6 init Nnltano aus Der
Miiaire 81 sieben? 3aiier @ilbelm
bat Yuit. feline 6ano caSu III b'eten.
pie es Die S%eoinSunsen Der 0aaSer
Gonierens sei,a'tsn Gr ldbt es oil
Serii6srunsen Observation-Disclosures 0e'
iinnuns iiir Gn9lano n,dt tehlen, bat
seSbalb uu6 ben oiplomatilben yer:
treter oes Sranspaal. Or. SepoS, bel
feiner Nnpeienbeit in Berlin. osllen
Seu0lteruns oieislbe 81 entbulialtilhe hen
&mosebunsen ibrer S%pmpatbie fllr
Ole Suren bsnlste. nidt empfan9en;
im Ausmdrtissn Nmt bat man allers
oinae nit 0errn yspbs nor iciner
Nidreile nad Sriiiel conferirt. IS
Dat lih babel aber niht um Sermtts
lunssuoridldse s%ebanoelt. Oie Su.
rem tonnen Der Gntwitluns Der Din:
se nit 1ube entsesen leben. Selblt
menn cs bsn gnsldnoern selinsen
ioute, nit ~perltdrttsn Wannldatten
bers b~elaserten General Mbite 81
Suite gu tommen. bic Ydiie Der ORA
fenberss, San Geenens uno ealnSs
Nst, permosen Die Snren nit Sebn:
tauieno 0tanr sssen cine nod 10 itarts
s,uppe Der Ansrslfer gu balten, bic
iibriaen %bisponiblsn Wannihaften
miroe sSoubert bunn nod Dem Oranie'
HuIIe me,icn, no iid Der sueite Att
oss &ri'ssidauipisls uollyeben loll,
uno mas ben Suren etpa OIL Der
t3abl Der Sruppen ieblt, miro reid;
ltd bur6 bic sebobene Stimmuns
erlest, in welber iid bic oh ibre,
iisa,ei6en Abpebr bes Seinoes ltolien
Mtanni1aiten b%sfinoen. Gn9lanos
ausii1tsn limb INNER su~eifelbatter
aeworpeu; cine Sermittlung milBte
ibm wiutommen iein. Sreill9, bas
garlanent bat Der &esieruns leine
polite llntsritisuns susela9t, bic
Sbronrebe pom 8ampfe bis gum ltsss
reihcn gnos seiproden, bas pom ben
Srldnoern beantrasle S%acelsuotum
lit i'm @aule nit sldnSenoer Wtsblbsit
nieoerssitimmt Worcen, chamberlain
lit jomlt nod nidt ram gnoe ieines
Strltes" uno fam begbal5 bic OIL:
seosutste Sermittluns uellduftS nod
iibe,lsben. Die Spmpatbien, welde
Gailer @ilbelm benz britilben Bot:
jbatter in Berlin, Cir Sasceues, aus
seoliift bat. maren i'm uebrisen oil
fran;0iiide aoreiie seri9tet. Die
Ya.ilsr Freiie seidat iid in Selluz
den, Osutitlauo sesen gaslano gu
bessn, Der rgclair" bate losar ben
SerSos uon Mtedlenbu,s S6lperin
init el,er inoistreten AeuBeruns bin'
eiusulsssn %ueritanoen, 10 oaB es am
Ylase leien ab,uuinten. @leidssitis
bat lid Der &aiisr, Der ii9 INNER i'm
Mittelpuntte oeS europdilhen sSnte=
relics 81 balien meiB. ueranlaEt &c
ieben, oil oas Sortbeiteben oes Oreis
bunoes. ipe;ieI Oas quite Ginuerneb
men nit Cenerreid gu %erinnern. Der
na& sueiidbriser Abweienbeit aus ben
-diusiiiden @ewdiiern b%e,mtebrenos
YrimS @e,nrid, Der Seeiabrer, bat
benz 9ai,er 6.an3 Soiepb, nod ebe ct
bic 9simatb betrltt, in @ien eiren
bemoni,ratiuen 90F.@teitsbelu4 OBJ
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