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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

and the other man nodded his head
and said, Yes, both"
Most ate in silence for a minute or
two, and then suddenly pa, down his
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

thirsty red"
''He can't drive us away" continued
Most. "Where is the lawi This is
nonsense. 1t makes me laugh. HO!
Ha!7
In the Russian and Polish quarter
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

Mrs. Sehwab. widow Of Justus
schwab, runs the little basement bar
room at 80 First street, New York,
where Emma Goldman makes her
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

nassed mostly among men. Her fea-
lures are almost masculine. She form
erly worked in a sweat-shop ana Is
said TO have been a trained nurse.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

Zach package Of PUTNAM FADELEss DTE
colors either SILK, Wool or Cotton perfectly
at one boiling Seld by all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

When a man wants money or assistance
the world, az 8 rule, is very indulgent and
obliging-and let's him want it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

Most civilized nations begin the day
at midnight; astronomers and naviga
tors since the time Of PtOlemy begin
It at noon.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

The diamond If laid in the sun and
then carried into dark room shows dis.
tinct phosphoFescence.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

The careless actor and the careless fish
erman have not much in common, but
they resemble each other when they for
get their lines.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

It Ia said that the japanese Emperor
has 81, 900 900 to crafty his desire for en-
tertainment.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

See advertisement OF BE-M Catarrh Cure In
another column-the best remedy made.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25
A CURIOUS CUSTOM.
Fisher Girls Dancing Around John Knlu's
Mauaolsum.

Cornwall, says a London exchange.
has many curious customs, but that
new one Of twenty years date
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25
Are Your Ewes Sore 2

II your eyes are weak or sore Jno r. Dickey's
Old Reliable Eye-wAter will cure them at
once. Don't burn or hurt. 25cts. Dickey Drug
Co., Bristol, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

spirit. Once the continuity of the
charm is interrupted the consecra.
ton is gone. Strange as it may seem,
as rule no injury is caused by the
objects presence.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

It's risky for young man to give his
best girl fan-it can make GOODNESS be-
tween them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

It's easier to put up with the prodigal
son than 10 put up for him.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-10-25

If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out Of
order. Ayers Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys-
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy to operate.
zsc. All druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Odd English Biunders.

Accidents will happen In the best reru-
lated families and bluuders Wi. creep into
even the most carefully edited paper. but
the English seem 20 excel In making
amusing newspaper mistakes An Eng
lishman is always funniest when he does
Mt Try to he. A Newcastle paper, in Civ
ing an account or an inquest recently.
declared that Richard Wilkinson, one
or the deceased repeated the evidence
gfvVTT ny nm Et tTe rUqUeyt. sUd Wo-
mans paper OF London r. authority for
the statement that ION her deathhed and
even after death the Empress Frederick
showed her preference for everything
English In speaking OF the naval man-
euvers London paper declared that THE
Davenport lnstructional fotilla left yes
terday 10 carry ont their program already
carried out" and another paper rec
ords the startling fact that "The
Long Sutton School Roard has arranged
10 grant the scholars attending the schools
seven weeks holiday this month. so that
the children can work in the potato fields
Another paper states that The late Mr.
William carr who was the highly es-
tecmed clerk of Waltham Abbey for
cighty-dvc wears. passed TO his rest at
the ripe age of 70. New York Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
new BISHOP,
Bishop McVIckar VIII Assist
at His Conservation.

Dec ~ will he mad. day OF religious
rejoicing by the committee In charge OF
the arrangements for the conservation OF
Bishop-elect Brent at the Church Of the
Emmanuel on Newbury street, Boston.
That the people OF ST. Stephens may en-
ter into the solemnity Of the occasion
there will be three celebrations OF the
Eucharist there in the morning at s;i5,
and o'clock The Emmanuel church
will he opened for the public at si5 and
morning prayer will be said there AT
$50 which will be followed by The con-
secration service at 1890
Cosdiutor Bishop McNickar OF this city
Will assist az the services.
Rev Mr.. Brent al Toronto yesterday
received the degree Of doctor of divinity
AZ a special convocation OF the university.
From there he went 10 Rochester 10 ad-
dress a missionary meeting. After his
conservation he will remain i'm this coun-
try until Easter, when he will sail for
HIS new diocese OF the Philippine Islands.
IL has been decided that Rev. Henry
r. Talbot who has been at ST. stephens
Boston. with Rev. Mr. Brent. and who
was 10 go on missionary work i'm China
will accompany the new bishop OF the
Philippines and remain with him as his
chaplain. Bishop Graves OF Shanghai has
given his consent TO the change OF plans
Rev. MIR. Talbot will leave Boston on
the afternonon OF the 10th and will meet
Bishop Graves and go with him by steam
er To Shanghai, as arranged, but will
20 alone from there 10 Manila.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
LIVELY BRUSHES.
G)od Sls|ghlng and SPEEDY
Stepping on Reservoir Assnus.

Speedy stepping and almost ideal
Slcighiug were the fea lures down on Res
ervoir avenue yesterday aftcrnoor. The
bells iinelcd frerriiy and such intercs,
was aroused that there is talk Of Offering
q challenge cup for local steppers II can
be stated on authority that the cup is
ready provided arrangements can be fixed
satisfactorily in regard to the terms %
winning and holding the trophy.
From 10 O'Clock. tho sport was al its
height and among the local iorsenlen and
steeds noted were Frank SlaViu with his
fast mare. Nancy 8. lie had some Brushes
with s ~. Briggs big horse. James A
Potter's Homeward Kept at tho front
when he was let cut Frank Slavn HIM
self drove Opulence in sleigh. and I'D.
rillinehast drove George NJ. Rice's Cedar
Wilkes Dan McCarron was out with Belle
H., Lon Tillinghast drove Nellie u. Fred
Clark pulled the reins over Tobias Burkes
Alhambra. Ed. Brown drove Canton and
there was 4 long line OF other weil-known
horsemen. including Byron W. Wells
seth Pierce, James Pierce, Nate Youne.
y. s. Peckham, Samuel Peckham George
Wiley and others
This afternoon a brush IL promised be-
tween l.. W. Peckham's Azemond and
George NJ Rices Cedar Wilkes Alzemoud
has mark OF 2:liih. and is said TO have
gone a mile In 2.0slb The horse formerly
belonged 20 James Faney. owner OF
Prince Alert. 20os., and Auaubon Roy.
zoe. Cedar Wilkes is a hg mare with no
mark, but she can 60 In s:i6 and has made
halves i'm :05 and 1:06 IT they get togeth-
cr the result should I've interesting. when
they have fair field and A chance 10 go
fast
The weather is promised warmer with
snow this evening and. II so. there should
he some splendid sport on the avenue for
the next few days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Thief and Tortoise.

Ichoze Tamate, = native drummer for
. dry goods store IN Osaka. Japan-callcd
one daN on one OF his customers IN Nara
There he noticed a bic basin in which a
number OF tortoises Were kept Tor
toiscs.' calculated The drummer. "etn.
bem Of longevity and good fortune. Just
like my master. for. I assure you sl~, he
is absolutely infatuated with torto,scs." q"
The nattered merchant st once Insisted ON
giving n big tortoise 10 lchizo 10 'akr TO
his master Much disguised. he fmg the
crawling thing into his satchcl. which
fortunately happened 20 be empty. AMI
cot into the train without attracting the
suspicion OF the railway officials as To It's
contents on which would have been
charged special ratf. As the train pro-
ceeded a sharp-lookiue fellow got in and
took his seat beside Ichizo, who was
reading a newspaper This man secretelv
took out sharp knife ana cut open
lChlzo's satChel Into the hole he thrust
ris hand At oncc his face turned livid.
as if he were suffering intense pain 30
SOONER had tho train reached the next
sfgtiou tNat ih~ 'oau urued up with =
groan and hurled out of the carriage.
iadl had sccn his actions a'.d ut onre
gave an alarm. leriSo tried o-assrre his
fellow travellers who Rocked around him.
ger 10 know what had hnDnen@d that
he had lost nothing and that the Satchei
was not worth the troubie OF cNanina.
ton The passengers curiosity. howcVev
was not 20 bc suppressed IN that way; in
fact. they were more eager 60 look into
the satchel. as drops ~ blood hcgan ~
fail from a. 50 Ichizo opened the satchrl
and tho spectators beheld a tortoise In
side with lie body stained With blood.
1chgo gave al explanation of the mys-
tory aud tho passcrRers shouted with
laushtcr.-Chlcsgo Ncws
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The new town council -haS-na-l-sea- quite 6
stir at Riverside by changing the bea IS
or the policemen, for these men have for
years been accustomed to the same hours
for meals and other obiects and do not
take kindly to the sudden change
Then there are folks along the beats
who don't seem to care much for the
change but knowing that the council can
have its own way In the matter have not
as Yet suggested a kick
A low gear drawn by ~ horses was one
OF the sights OF the towh YESTERDAY
The team was drawing a monster boiler
To the works of the East Providence Nut
and Bolt Co.
The East Providence Whaeimen will
hold minstrel show I'm the town hall
Monday and Tuesday OF the coming
week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
MILK PRODUCERS
They viii Meet and Advance
Price Of lactos| Liquid.

The milk dealers Of Massachusetts
have advanced tho price of the lactsaI
luid one cent per quart TO consumers and
local producers propose 10 take similar
action
meeting for that purpose has been
called for Tuesday next in Irons han.
Olneyvllle, Al MONDAY The call is issued
Jointly by B. r Smith, president Of the
Rhode island union. and r. Hall, presi-
dent OF the Connecticut union. II sug.
Eests that grain having advanced IL can
not b. produced at present prices Bos-
ton having raised Que cent per quart 10
customers and producers it should be
regulated here.
r. T. Sheldon Of olneyvire. secretary
of an association of milk dealers whn
bring into this city daily some 700 cans
Of high grade milk from Connecticut. was
asked last evening for his opinion Of the
probability OF a further advance lie
stated. as other dealers have stated. that
the Wholesalers have borne the cost OF
the advance already made rather than
advance the retail price. and this should
Indicate TO the producers the inadvis.
ability OF forcing an increase of the retal
price
lie said he had heard some intimatonS
that the union OF milk producers talks OF
making demands FOR further advance
bat as Yet he declared no demands had
been made since the strike of last month
which was adjusted by the concession
of four cents made at that time He said
further increase of cost would cause 4
loss OF business 10 The men who furnish
good MILK Because or tho opportunity
IL would afford for local producers and
also for handlers OF lower grade milk 70
take trade from them.
The meeting on Tuesday next will. no
doubt, be largely attended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
HIS REST WILL
COST 100000
John 0upss Decides 10 Take q
Vacation for a Year.
he WILL GO INTO THE WOODS.
Declares nat "rAs rlas 10 Step Is When
Philosophy Tells q Ma ns
Has easugA'
he WILL GO INTO THE WOODS.

Chicago, Dec s-The philosophy of
John Dupee. head OF the firm of Schwartz.
Dupee a Co.. the heaviest dealers in grain
and stocks west OF New York. astonished
Chicago yesterday. Mr.. Dunee says he
abandcns profit of 100000 year to get
a rest. Chicago cannot understand a
vacation on those terms.
Il should have stopped ten years ago"
raid Mr. Dupee. 81 would rather have
a year In the woods than 500, 900: that Is
all have TO say. The time TO stop II
when philosophy tells man he has
enough. II depends upon how a man
ives. had enough years ago, put my
sranas Rep n me Ire IN besdes lhers
love nature, and 10 nature | go for
Stimulation and rest.
John Dupee has been famous here and
IN Wall street for years as a commission
man, nm adept In forming influential con-
nections. in getting az the facts as 20
great financial deals and I'm making his
people money. His own great wealth
and the magnihccnce OF his entertaining
have been factors. lie Is nrty-cight
years old.
The firm has memberships I'm the New
York stock and cotton exchanges. as we'll
as the |hirago board OF trade and Chi
caso STOCK exchange. Vt has done an
srains probably leading all Western com
petitors.
us transactions on busy days have az.
-reaated AZ high as is.000.OoO bushels OF
grain ana 10000 shares of stock on the
New YORK slo,k exchange.
The commissions at fun rates, would
amount 70 $1,000 on grain and $3.50 on
stocks Slch DAYS. OF course. were ex-
reptional bnt well-poSted traders figure
ihs net profits OF the firm In recent years
a { $500 0n annua lly.
Mr.. Dupcc has acquired fortune Of
several million dollars and taste for
spending his summers n his beautiful
home ~ oconomowoc, Wis. rather
than I'm business. His relations With
cials have given his house high prestige.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
NOTES FROM THE HkReOR.

The following vessels have arrived snd
sailed during the past q hours
Arrived-steamers Connecticut. Hazard
oneida. Chichester Virginia. Wilcox.
New York; Rambler. Lake. Fan River
and return: city of Newport. Hicketson
Newport and return; Saxon. sherman
Phlsdelphla; tugs Harold. Bernard Web.
ster, New York barses Carbondaic. Var
sity.
Ssilcd-Stcamcrs Connecticut virginia
oneida. New York. tugs Harold. u. "
Little. W. A. Luckcnbach: schooners g
IT, Nenner Pierce Norfolk; :. sawyer
New York; bargcs Moonbcam. Theodore
Palmer. City Of Atlanta.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
How's This Z?

we onet one Hundred Dollars Rewars
FOR any -asc % Catarrh that cannot no
cured b. Hsir- Cstarrh Cure
r. CHENEY = GO. Toledo. n
Ne. the undersign,d. nave known r. =
cheney FOR the last Is years. ard baii.y.
him perfectly honorable IN all business
transactions and financially able to carr
out ary olhlgations made by their arp,
ToisG1. .
WALLtEG ti$NAS q MARvfN
wholesale Drusgi-'s. Toledo .
iialla Cstarrh cure j. tskeu ntsru,liv
ettIng directly rpon The .icud ana mucous
surfaces of The system. Price ss,. pe,
bottle Sold by all drgErists Test mon.
isls sent free.
Halls FAIRLY rlis are the oes,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Death Followed Quickly.

FoXlil g. = reckless young man lie
stopped friend iu the street. and In
rash rloms re. gaid.
"i.ouk here. Nisrmar' Their was an
argument uwUur . fe yesterday ps 10 the
way The word 'rrstrrt4hI shuuid DC pro-
u"fnsed .spno 81 ihr f~i'rrr hold that
'Ie.u -H-runE waF tnrrnr' whilst rfherF
wero rfadr to lri 'itir fortunes that
'r Ff -urfr' NaF fhr ptpnrr urououncia-
tiuu. N afsI an VuIf tar ff light o.
III IN. Weil--oF- those who pronounce
" 'rrst-a-rcng' arc right. and cr tho rest
arc wrong said Wircman. whose in-
prest Is liked for tv'lay- Thilad,lphis In
uufer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Graham's Grit.

The little story below is Lord wolseley's
tribute 10 the bravery OF Lieutenant Cen
eral SIR Gerald Graham V. c., c. c. r..
g. G. VI. O.:
Al the storminC of the Taku forts Gra q.
ham. who was iu china with Gordon. lei
he ssppers. whose duty 70 was TO lay the
pontoon across the wet ditch surround
Ing the great northern fort.
While experimenting this operation ~
was on horseback. and being almost tn
only mounted officer present. afforded an
easy mark 10 the Chinese matchlockmen.
who had already picked OF Is OF his sap
pers
During The height Of the uproar. caused
rs the firing OF the great guns and small
arms. Lieuterart Colonel Wolseiev. who
was standing by Major Graham. having
aorlo ramafk 90 uako, placed HE hand on
that Officers thgh to draw his attention.
Don't put rolt hand there exclaimed
Graham wlncinr under tho pain There's
a ilagle-hall lodged in my leg
u was the FIRST notice hc had taken OF
thc Wound Exchange
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Beechann's Pills

Make voc Look wen, Peel well and Keep well,
Remove Pimpies and Bletches on the Skin.
Lay the Foundation OF Good Health,
Suitable for Old and Young.
BEECHAM'S PILLS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

A local ordinance ln Stockholm protices
-that-no- -lot-holdcr shall build on NOR
than two-thirds of The area ~ his prpi,-
erty uuless Tho iot bo at atroei coriic.
when thrce-fourihs 90 Co. 1.ca MAY ho
covered 70 a. further odaincH Ir lav
that all chimney fues must rc 90 loaPs
twelve inches ln dinnst Ter. ard ihat they
shall he clcaned once mouth between
October and May ~ official chimney
sweeps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06

lt ia tho cl-tom in mpst countries in
Europe 10 hold Tho hat lu the hand while
taking Coz fricud iu Swc@deu. 10 syoid
tho dangers arising from tiis drrinE the
Winter t is %" uncommon thinE 10 se~
announcements iu tho dsIty uapcr Inform
ing iho friends OF Nr so-aud eo that he
is unable. through tiio doctors orders -
cOni.fm to This polite usasc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
Beechan's Pills

Remove Wine and Palms In lthe Stomach,
Arouse Sluggish and Torpid Livers,
Ensure Proper AsSsmilation of Food,
Strengthen the Stomach.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Gines 0eifli9en 3unse.

&ep. SC. prieit iast: rOie 3unse
permas nidt bas Suite ausubriden
bas @arner's @bite @ine of Gar
Sprup fir mid unb meine Sanflie se=
than bat. Sd babe Is SABRE lang
laborirt unb fanb ME etwas, bog Set.
ierteit unt @eiauns bes Salles unb
Ser aunaeu teilte tpte @btte @fne Of
Ear Syrup.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Or. &ea, @rinber bes Soutberm Rebical
unb Sur9icaI Scntitutes su 9ouispiue, 6u.,
nit etablirten Sficen In ben Sauptitdbten
Der Ser. Staaten. atutor popuIGrer Rebi=
cal Werte ,Siibrer our Geinnbbeit, ,ge=
iuubbeits= Journal, "'Nerp6ie S9wd6e, ,ib=
re uria6e unb Seiluns."
Bonn staate a%utboriFrf.
ausea=, Ebreu=, Maie= unb Salsirauft
ten, 9ranuitrfe Nu8enlioer, Staar beieitta.
19eels Mn8en rittts geiest obne Sdmera
oser gefagr; Sltnobeit po~r8ebeust; Iaufens
De DBren, Iaubbeit, Cbrentlinaen, &atarrb,
Srord'fls, Nithr1a, &rantbeiten Der 2eber,
teit, Naseniatarrb, gadenirontbeit. geiS.
fntt, Niereu= uno SIateu=8i6mer6en. Soru.
fub, Hierenfranfbeif, RidenIdfpdGe. Grin,
bremen, 81 6fters 11riniren u. |. 10. NIuf,
ul0 Santfraufbeiteu. SfropfeIu, Gttnuea. 6ik.
blattern, Gc5ema, 8eihmire n. I. 10. RerbIfe
3ranibetteH, epilepfie Spfforie, Sdlaaduk.
2ebenshberbruB, &besmafismus, Reurataio.
Serjiranfbett, l9fpade Circulation, Sera.
tlopfen, S6f1inoel u. NJ. GaHter. Ge,
t6unlit, 9ebeilt pbne su idneiben, o6ne Nn>
peneung bon Nr5tmitteln unb pbne Sdmera
-nene Netbooe. Sdmorrboi6eu, Tutei,
geritepfung, granddaughter, idmersfDie
@eniuration, nerp6ie S6nade, meiser
JhlB, gebeilt mad elmer mohernen Ntethpbe.
Seine unlieblamen l1nteriu9unsen. llnae=
8cftaltbeiten, &lunpfiRe, Yiegung beg 8ld=
grades, lanaian1es Na6stbum Der &inber=
tribe Sdipinoiudt, &ropf, fleine uno idpa=
DIE Sbetle perarbBert unb perft6rft. gleid=
niel, tper BET Der gebanbluna erfulslps mar.
8eine 8erinhe nod elm NiBIinaen. unheiI.
bare Sale ni6t senommen. geibe Geidle6=
ter peri6wie9en unb pripat. G~oniultatiou
unb Examination fir babel SntereIiirte 81.
. /. sc a,
Solllsplue, Sp. Winneapolis, Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Japan
gofobama a, 18. MG

Yotobama, Is. Mdra.
Das iapanifhe 9aus Der pairs bat
bic Steuerporlasen Der Resieruns OTIS
9tnommer. bod bat bic feinbli9e
eetimhauns sesen ba8 2obinet sSto
nod ni&t na4selafsa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Suu Tauen. Dte yeborpe bteit ptete
Mnfi9t aufredt unb bic Sapaner fpers
ben fofort mad 8ritii9sgolnmbia 5us
riideefanbt uerben. Der Snfpsctor
fa9t. Dab bies Der erite Sfritt our
9emmuns Der ~itarten Glutb bon lr-
men iapanii9en Ginipanberern lei.
Deiblide Gdnbioaten.
Oenper. Sol, 10. WGr3.
Die pro9ibitioniiten BADEN fir Die
Wabl am ?. 4pril einen aus lauter
Srauen b%eitebenoen itdbtii9en 8abls
setteI aufssfteIt. Sbr Maporscanbis
bat 1T Jrau u. u. 9aioItD, YrdFO,.l-
tin Der State Women's 9briilian
Temperance Union.
2lus Der 9unoesbauptitaot.
WafbinstO n, Dc. 18. Mara.
Die amerifanif3en aepa3lisen.
Don nabeau alien fiib> unb mittelz
am,ritanif6en 3epubliten iinb iebt
gatmorten einsetroffen. iuorin iie bic
lSia!ubuns CUR sbeil1abme an Der i'm
nG9itsn Stto6er ftattfinbenben COME
reno amerttanif9er Republifen anne6s
men. 0te po~rlaufisen Mr6eiten bes
GonsreFes finb bon Waibinston aus
bright porben, ba bic ameritanii4e
Resieruns srobss SntereFe an Der 3uz
fammentunft senommen bat. Mebrere
Republiten baben bereits ibre Delesaz
ten setpdblt ODER bic 0amsn berielben
in @rpdsuns seaOseu. Ser @efanbte
bon Guatemala in goui9inston, 2asoz
Qrriasa, 1T bon ietner Resisrung an
setpiefen tporoen, bic &spublit gu re-
trdientiren, fat aber nod ni9t ent=
fdieben, OF ct bic Mliiiion %annebmen
nirb.
Mit SntereFe iiebt man Der Grnenz
i1uns Der Oelesaten Der Ser. Staaten
entsesen, unb in characterization
Rreiien ninfdt man, baB pentsftens
elmer Der Oelesaten Der Ser. Staaten
in amtli4er Beaiebuns gum @taatsz
bepartement itebt. SIN friberen. in
Wafbinston absebaItenen gonsreFe
tDar 81. Blaine cine berporrasenbe
unb bic fibliden Republiten
tpiinfden brinsenb, bab beim tommenz
ben GonsreB elm dbnli9 berporrasen>
Der Mann als Delesat antpeienb iei.
characterization Republiten ia.
ben cine tarfe Heisuns our Mrbitra=
tion in Der @9li9tuns ibrer bdufisen
Grensftreitisteiten an ben Sag seIest
rnb es berrf9t bic Stimmuns Dor,
bieie Metbobe aiemlid aGsemein unb.
tpenn m0sli9, in allen Sdnen anau=
nebmen. UNI DISQUALIFICATION unb
.Osli9erpetie baraus entitebenbe
81 nerbiten. Die 9auptauf=
gabe bes Gonsrefes ipirb bic @erbanb=
bon 9anbelsfrasen fein, bic fir
bic Ser. Staaten unb bic iibrigen 3e=
pnbliten bon Snterefe finb.
Gemiifebau in 6onolulu.
Sareb Smith, Der bisberise Der.
iteber bes Bureaus fir giniibruna
bon Samen unb Yflanaen i'm Mders
bauzD Department, bat ben @uftras er=
in einisen Sasen nad 6onos
gu reiien, UNI bort cine Mderbaus
Decentralization gu erri9ten. Ssins
erfte Mufsabe nirb fein, ben Sinipobz
nern bon 9atpaii bas 3ieben bon @ars
tensemiife beiaubrinsen, ba Der erDft.
bes 9emiifes. bas bort Genius.
mirt pirb, aus San Jrancisco impor.
tirt ptrb. Mu9 tpirb CT bic 9aipoias
ner nit benz Werth bon Wil4tiiben
anb Der Runft Der Butter unb GGfes
Fabrication befannt MAIDEN, fotuie mil
benz 3ieber bon 9iihnern unb 54toeis
men. Jiir biefe Decentralization bdt BIT
bon 9aipaii 200 Ierea
bic fi9 bon Der Riifte Biz aui
ben Spiel zines 5iiseIs erftredea, re-
SAlafmdaen perbrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
6rofbritannien.
Winbor, 1S. NtGra.

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