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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
DEDICATION OF VILLA MARIA.
Impressive Ceremonies at the Beauii.
tiiuI New Aeademy-Bishop
Gallagher the celebrant.

Yesterday was an eventful day
in the history Of Villa Maria Acad.
envy, recently established at Bryan
by the Ursuline nuns. The mag.
niiicent three-story building, crown
ing st. Ursula's hill east Of the
city, was solemnly dedicated to
the work OF christian education by
the Right Rev. N. A. Gallagher,
Of Galveston, assisted by a repre-
sentative number Of the clergy OF
the diocese. The weather was per-
feet and the crowds in attendance
filed 10 overaowing the tastefully
decorated chapel and the broad tiled
halls. The dim religious light Of the
candles on the chapel altar, the
sweet and soulful music, and the
stately dignity Of the ceremonies
made scene singularly impress
sive.
A notable feature of the celebra-
ton was the address by Rev. J. NJ.
Kirwin, the talented and we'll
known young orator priest of Gal
weston. Father Kirwin gave the
origin of the Ursulines and cited
two great and conspicuous events
in tn cir history. First, the mar.
tyrdom Of st. Ursula and her band
OF virgins, in the fourth century,
at the hands Of Attila and his
hordes, and second, fifteen hun.
dred years later, the invasion OF
GALVESTON by the storm king and
the almost total destruction in one
night of their labors Of fifty-four
years, as represented by the mag.
nifcent edifces of the Ursuline
convent there. The comparison
was beautifully drawn, showing
that the same hopeful, unwaver-
ing, indomitable faith and courage
which actuated St. Ursula is pres
ent with her successors today; and
through the providences Of God,
who worketh all things well, though
we may not see it, they have sur.
their difficulties, and
those present are here to see the
beginning of Il work which, let us
hope, will be lasting and glorious
Ia its results. Emerson says we
build not Of spent deeds but of do
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
EXPELLED FROM CHURCH.
Jane. jackson Pa, oes for Taking a.
an American Citizen.

Boston, Oct el.--Jamcs jackson Of
Cambridge has been suspended from
membership in the Second Reformed
Presbyterian church because In becom-
ing an American citizen he took oath TO
uphold the constitution Of the United
States
Rev. ]. NJ. Jackson, pastor OF tho
church from which jackson was aus-
pended. IS quoted as making the fol-
lowing statement in regard to the case;
eve look upon tho constitution Of
the United States A. an immoral docu-
mont and as an insult % tho Almighty
in that IL makes no mention whatever
Of God and claims for tho people that
sovereign power which belongs 20 God
alone We ref 90 70 accept the consti'
tuition thus def ctive and can not swear
allegiance 20 Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ex-Governor James T.. Eagle will no,
be a candidate for United States sena
torship from Arkansas.
Perry =. Heath. former first assistant
postmaster general has purchased The
Daily Tribune Of Salt Lake City. Utah.
August LANCE. an ordnance sergeant,
soon TO retire. shielded at Salt Lake
City. Utah.
The National Live Stock association
will hold its Fifth annual session al
Chicago, on Dec. 3.
The factory Of Heating. Smith & Shoe
maker. manufacturers OF leather gools
at Chicago. Ills, was destroyed by fire.
Loss 100000
Disastrous prairie fro is raging near
Lacrosse. Wis
Colonel Charles James. a noted char
acter about Washington, died aged ~
years.
Genera Dewet Is again reported
dead. lie il said 10 have died from n
wound received in battle.
The total registration Of Greater Ne
York for the municipal election is GIG
$40, $1,000 less than last year.
In quarrel at Cleveland. o.. Mrs.
Mary Lowe stabbed TO death her broth
er-in.law. Albert Lowe.
Augusta DeForest. the actress. died
at New York City.
The churches Of ST. Louis have petit.
tionel the Worlds fair officials for "A
building in which 20 hold religious sorv-
ices during the exposition.
In the circuit court at Beardstown,
Mo, Mrs. Nellie Cook was awarded a
verdict Of s20sO against the city Of
Beardstown for personal injuries re-
oeived In n fall on a sidewalk.
Thomas Hynes, q well known charao.
ter Of 81 Joseph. No, was killed at
Hyde Valley. la, by Rock Island
switch engine.
At 81. Joseph. No, Mrs. Anna Dill
lon was perhaps fatally burned by the
explosion Of a gasoline stove in her
home.
John w. oldham, a well known race
horse man Of spottsville. Ky. was shot
by Enoch Clary and his son James in
Justice Anderson's courtroom nj Reed
Station. Oldham and the elder Clary
were being tried for fighting. The jury
was ont when the shooting begin.
Tho postofiico inspectors have exam.
ined the accounts Of Rolla o. Pierson,
the absconding postmaster Of Louisville.
Ills, and report his defalcation amount.
ing 10 S22964i.
The jury in the trial Of George Mat.
thows, who killed his wife's paramour,
Aug "a, returned verdict at Frank
fort, Ind, finding him guilty OF man.
slaughter.
Robert Randolph, who shot and killed
John Ford, waiter at the Phoenix no.
tel at Hopkinsvillo. KY, has been in.
dicted for murder.
At the regular weekly meeting Of the
council Of the Apostles. held q. Salt
Lake City. Joseph +. Smith was chosen
As president Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of the Latter Day Saints. In sue.
oession 20 the late LORENZO Snow.
Frank Roehl. fireman on the Great
Western, was killed BY falling from his
cab on . pile Of rails The accident 90.
CURED near Durango, Ia
.Ur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

We have a full stock Of plain and
crepe tissue paper for decorative
purposes.
2T Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give a tea Friday afternoon from
3 t. 6 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs.
Malcolm Carnes. 276
Mos Adel Yecker, after pleasant
visit to friends In Bryan, has re-
turned to her home In san Antonio.
Miss Whsle Taylor and Mrs. Ag-
mes Taylor are visiting friends and
relatives in San Antonio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
p,n.mI,e con. 10 nI. reeLe,.

Guthrie. o. T., OCT. 2i.-John Ora.
ham, laboror. on the Choetaw exiens
sion. was fatally injured by premature
blast near Parkersburg. lie was tamp.
ing n blasting charge when IL exploded
and the conclusion caused the explosion
OF % dynamite caps in his vest pocket,
tearing n terrible hole In his side.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

London. Oct. 2..-The shortage In
cotton at Liverpool Is becoming serious.
There arc only few cargoes ON the
way and supplies fot a fortnight ON
hand. It Is almost inevitable that a
part Of the machinery viii be stopped
and that there viii be repetition Of
the famine OF year ago, with possibly
a strange situation lasting even longer
than on that occasion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

Ennis. Tex. o. ei.--Information has
been received here Of an attempted safe
cracking NJ Palmer Saturday night. A
burglar had entered furniture store
and had bored hole in the safe and
placed his fuse when he dropped one Of
his tools on the floor and awoke the
clerk. who was sleeping in rear room.
The cracksman fied. followed by shot
from the clerks pistol.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
JOHNSON.DUNLAP.

Last Thursday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles 5. 6ainer In san
Angelo Miss Alice Dunlap and Mr..
w. T.. Johnson were married and
left for the San Antonio fair. Miss
Dunlap was visiting her sister, Mrs.
Gamer, and the couple quietly stole
"A march on their friends. Both are
well known and popular In Bryan,
and have relatives and many admir-
ing friends here who wish them long
life and abundant happiness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

Overture-DOuble Trio. ..........
l Piano-Misses Cantor, Williams
and Harris; 2 PianO-Misses Ditr-
man, Van Wormer and Chew.
welcome Chorus. ......... Seniors
Soprano, Misses BOyett and Or
tiz; Mez. Soprano, Misses Dunn
andWilliams Alto, Miss 0anter;
AccOmpanist, Miss Wakefield.
Recitation. ... .......... Miss Welder
GOndOla-Duo ........ Mcdowell
Piano, Miss Wakefield; . Pi-
ano, Miss Ganter.
Acconpanist, Miss A. Thomas.
Vocal Solo...........,.. Miss Ganter
Accompanies. Miss Wakefield.
Durand's Opus Si-Duo. .............
Piano, Miss Ortiz; > Piano, Miss
Williams.
Recitation. ...... ...... Miss Morris
Instrumental Selection. ....... Gee.
Piano, Miss Wakefield: Violins,
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Keller;
Mandolin, Miss Lusk.
Vocal solo. The Pupils
AccOmpanist, Miss Lusk.
Address. ........,..... Miss Lusk
The exercises showed thorough
training and remarkable progress,
especially in view Ct the fact that
the school opened only about a
month ago.
The address by Miss Lusk ex
pressed the most hearty apprecia-
ton of the encouragement and sup
port accorded to them by the PEG
pie Of Bryan.
At the conclusion of the address
Bishop Gallagher congratulated
the young ladies upon the exercises
and upon being pupils of Villa Ma
ria and conuseled them to be obedi.
ent and to make the most Of their
opportunities.
Dinner wss served in the spa.
cious basement dining room, the
clergy, members Of the citizens
committee, and other guests being
present. The clergymen present
were RI. Rev. n. A. Gallagher.
Rev. ]. M. Kirwin, Revs. Breslan
and Batter of Galveston, Rev. c.
B. GIiessner of Hearne, Very Rev
Father Martimere of Dallas, Revs.
Kolin and LaRosa of Bryan.
Visitors from other points: Mrs
Reicharzer, Mrs. Chas. Hughes,
Mrs. Broylan. Mrs. Boulard, Gal
Miss Louise Schmidt, BAL.
las; Mother Mary Evangelist,
Madam st. Augustan, Dallas; Mrs.
A. r. Cowser, Dallas; Mesdames
St. Claud, Mary Baptista and St.
Aloysius, of Galveston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
Comic Paper coan.e.,.d.

Berlin, Oct 2l.-Thc curront issue OF
Simplicissimus, the comic paper, was
contscated Saturday at Breslau for an
offensive cartoon directed against Elm.
peror William.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
Scholarship for Sale.

Scholarship for bookkeeping course
In Hill's Business College, Waco, for
sale. Includes books for the course.
Apply at this office. "a z
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22
Cashier KILLED.

Cincinnati, Oct. y In Covington,
KY, George Hall shot and killed Cashier
1auggle. Mrs. Hall was with Gauggie
at the time Of the shooting and says he
was Jealous.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

Take ouInorIa. All druggists are au.
thorIzed to refund the money in any
case OF chllls. fever or malaria II falls
70 cure. Price soc per package. ~.
II James, the leading druggist. Bryan.
TeAAs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22


Mr.. Sam Buchanan was the victim
Of a serious accident yesterday. A
horse fell upon him breaking one Of
his legs.
See Howell Bros. for fresh home
made cake, wisk, etc. Orders taken
for christmas cakes, and entertain
ments. 27S
Levy Bros. will sell rugs all this
week at prices that will make you
buy. Don't fail TO take a look at
them. 279
"Little Havana small but good.
Send S3.75an get box Of 100 Express
paid. Littman Cigar Factory, Aus
tin. i-l-02
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Sour Stomach or Heartburn. take Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are
authorized to refund money II they
fail 10 cure. Price 80 cents. NJ. II.
James. the leading druggist, Bryan,
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

For Sale Cheap-Two good
mules, a horse and buggy apply
10 Clarence Pearson. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

To Cure dyspepsia and Indigestion
Sour Stomach or Heartburn, take ReA
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists art
authorized TO refund money II they
fail 10 cure. Price 80 cents. NJ. n
James. the leading druggist. Bryan
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-22

ing. Goo had other work for them
TO do.
This building is new, but this
system Of education is based upon
the principle of Christian philoso-
ply that the soul is Of the utmost
worth. The Ursuline nuns are in
spired by the knowledge that God
Is and the soul exists; they will
teach by the holy example Of
their lives and the principles OF
this Christian philosophy, and
their labors will be rewarded by
Gods eternal glory.
Following upon the dedication,
the clergy and visitors assembled
in the music room where the FOL
lowing program was carried out by
the young ladies Of the Academy:
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Sebensmiih e.
Gan ssrancisco, 10. Nu

Ger &entner Samuel 2epp nladte
ieinem 2ehen ollrh Grbangen Elm @n-
Sc. 2epp Itonb i'm rs. 2ebensiabre
urb mar nit einem ihmeren aitbmo-
tif6en 2eiSen bebaftet, Sepp fum
bierber bon Cincinnati. mo er m Der
Spite eiuer sroBen Mobelfahrif &c.
ltanoen bate.
sur 1uDtt6e W obltbd
ttefeits bat Der unldngf
peritorbene ebemaltse Gbef bes Srant.
furter 3auies Rotb5Gilb. Baron Wil.
belm b. Rotbfdilb, in feinem Sefta.
mente 100000 Marf uno atpet 9Gu:
fer beitimmt.
Ste prdhtisften 9 a + n
bos=W erdume bat be,
8ietorta=9 auptbabnbpf Der 8%eniniula:
@iIenbabn in 8ombap, Snbien. Oi'
M%usfiibruna bieles 8autperfes bat sebr
Sabre beanipruht unb einen Iuftpdnt
pom f3,SoO.000 perurioat.
/ Ste einaige Mbmiroli
ber;W cit lit bic &Dptstn bon @rie
denlanb. Wesen ibrer sroben 8orlieb
fir bic See bate lie Der Gar @leranbe'
Der Drttte gum Mbmiral Der ruifi4el
6lotte ernannt, ftatt ibr, pie es Toni
iiblid 1T, elm Resiment 5u perleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Shr &tna III retten

pom I1redlider Nerunitaltun9 sc
braudte Srau Nonnie s@alleaer pom
So @ranse. So. Sudlen's 4rnico
Solbe BET ieinfn sroBen @Hnben ON
&opfe unb i'm s@slidte nnb i9reibt,
baB bic raide Seiluns aue ibre 9of=
nunsen iibertroffen bate. Siewirftb Bel
Wunben auetidunsen, 9autausi9las,
S9nitte, 8ranbmunben, @rin6 uni
9dmoorboiben. 6eiluns %9arantirl
pon W. 5. 9ubn, Mpotbeter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
sSanae, t1itfeIaIte uno aIte

Geriousr, pslde an franten1 cher eeidpddt.n,
Suitanoe hes Sorpsrs ooer Gsii,es iIIfrise gsrnadldflis
gmn9 Der eieiunbbeitsreeelu oner ~iberborter arbeit Isis
ben, pelbe nerpos; milbe, p%er;agsno. i6p0di,nu;s.
menideni6eu itnc, tl8lden. in oenesItts.ru Il % IN ts-
Srult Sdmir; empfinoen. &ue GerionsH, peIde his's
Spmptcrethaben, iolten bisien Grst icfort couiultirer.
ST bat 6auienoe eebeilt, peIde in ben iester Staoieu
uub ~ouiaeseben parsa, gleiduisl, rper es psrieblts, Isrz
fonlit e Gpniuiatiou lit in porseidrittsuen Sdusn nctbz
weroig. Sebanoluu9 oird Gorresponceas ooer Satsu,z
WeoiSiusr.ianu nt4t heilsu.
Serborgeue arantbeitsn. @iese Sale erniter
&rantbeit rseroeu beim Ssiosnnsn ui6t ousesiunosn,
pelber in ~pertsbrtsr SSeiie bshauoslt uiro. Ole sr6Btsr
6oRnunssf uno bic aueeusbmftsu Srenoeu bes SebeHs
ourb Srantheit S~eritSrt peroen. Surh Nnteriu9uus hes
Urine mag,eiue eruite 8rantheit ~ieitsei.sat wsrosr, bsuor
andre iSsider p~ortreten.
W noerbare5eiIuue pouSossu in Of
ten Ssausn,. bic pernadldiiist ooer pertebrt oehauosIt
purosu. setne Grperinente ooer &eTiebluuseu. Refine
nnhetlb0reu Sale aueeRommsn. @eun guer Sdu uuz
beilbar III, 10 peroet rfrei bic gSabrbeit boreu uno ers
indt werhsn, guer Gets gu iparsm- Sanienbe sebeiIt,
nadbsm fh, benz Eobe perfauen. ani9eseben purbru.
Ysrioner. rpelde Don Seim=Aersten suirieoeuiteueno bs
hanoeIt usroen, iino uidt eriudt persuiprsdeu. gteoi=
Stnen perianbt mad ir9enb etnem 5eIe bergSeIt. Gouiultaz
ton fret uRo pertrauItd. @ea6tet ben 8eindstoo.
@enn SSr nidt poriprcbeu f6unt, ftrsibt nm eiusu, cut.
ten SattS Gereie: Or. . GINNING
1907. BOILERS beaterz@ebduo., Ghteda,. j..
57 Scston Siod. 2irusapciis, "
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p,a 81 Der & ap' i : aI1 81.
INIT en-. - ~ =

ct. PAUL, 10. Mug. :
Sine Spe5ialoepef9e bon Mantato
melbet: Sn Der bier tasenosn Spno>
balDeriammlung Der eoanseliI4-lutbes
ridden Misconitn >@pnobe. tpel9e bic
@taaten Wiseoniin. Minnefota unb
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SeiluuSen, 100 anoere erfoiS.os
tDorctt.

S~ruutFeiten br duseu uno Shrsu;
Grauuliersuse SuseHIioer, Staor, i6telencs SuseE
obue S9mess unb gefabr gsrape ssiest. Gr5liHog-s
u~erbinoert, Icuienbe Sbren, Saubbeit. Srontte:z
te n Der g a { unb bes 3 aIies: Sataub. sroHn:z
tis, gitbma. 9etbeu bes @ogeus uuO oGr
sebe r Gpseepis, llnuerbou4itteit, Sillortat. ss.5:
iudt. 4teren< uno SIaieHbei9wero'I:
Sorurutr, grisbti6e Rtsrsu,routbeit, brsHusuoer ur'a
niu. SIut uuo 8 auttrGuthetteu: S..as
isln, ausialas, Stsdsr, yeuttsrmals, hbsrItaI' Sc coe-.'
gutiteluuaeu Ss getdts, Gc5eEaa, Seitnare a'-.
9erpeuIetben Gpilspfs, Spiterte. sdtnruH7,
gsoussl on sebsnstroit. 8beuInaitsmus. s~fsuIalsts,
Ser;iiorunssr, 6srstiopisn, SSwines. mig SsCc&'s
uuo Srebsesidware peroeu idmer;Ios mad e'ner rrus1
Wsetbope sebeiIt. Sduprrhcioeu Rno al. srIEt9:It.-
hes &aitoormss. 5 T aueus8rGutbetteH:l1 ass1;s
butte Seriaiebunseu uno 8eritsluugsn Der Sr5aHe,
ubermdsio.r DeonatsIuB, Tsrucf1at, ShiDdds. Kin.
seueerue acknowledgements bic I'D ~auaeaein ais .r=
folar,ia erpisleu bat. Refine nnau9eHshuish l.HisrlIz
duraeu. r the Gams, oh psrbeiratet cher rtdi, hrau1t
III ,6arrr, eutwsoer ousiu ooer nit elmer treuRotu :ur
@eipnduue su touEnsu. &cniulaticueu sehttul uiin tn
Iertrautu. wfiBssitaltuuoen, SlumpIus, HuderaioTe
euuasE, Rropi, naneslhaite Gutpi6einns troeIo r'-ri
Slsams. Sletus uHo i4waae Estis Dsroer' ~2,Esr52nrt
uuo %cstu6itidt.
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9r. Somutua, 0rdfoeuf,

GriinAer bss CHARITY SeaItb SnIitute", auihor pua
populareu mepiciniidsn @erteu. Health, How TO
Retain it,; Nervous Debility, It's Cause and
Cure: "Plain Talks to Men,; ''Woman's Guide IN
Health and Beauty, Electricity and Vital
Force, etc.
Dieier bebeutsnte, %erfabrene Spe3isliit lit in ben saE=
an @egeiuieteu Staateu gut uno su ieiurm GeIte:.
fsfannt peseH Der 1teIeu wuuoerbareu 5eilunssu re-;
troaii6en, ~nerpoien nnb i~pe3ieueu Seioen, ionic bet
suasnz uno Obrentrantheiteu pel6e Der Rsnit Gro:IsV
Ser;,e uno Spe3ialiften g~eipottet batter. Shm liet. ;-C
Ss.,e cine eross ansobI th6tiser, stidifter AsIs'e ms
~trie3rentr Spe;ialiitsr, bsren @riabruuseu, pel4s re II
ben sroBsrsn Soipitalsrn Guropos uuo amsritos seiaE'
ihe srantbeitsu nit Grials 81 beilen. Sbre Iansid5riss
griaaruua. ihr mertpIroi9e5 Geidit uuo ibr uuuHteE-
trotsner griOlg sisbt ianen etnen aniprud AM S6s
Sutraueu Der Seioenoen on allen Srten. Su ieeeu Sale
piro eiae ehrlidbe auiibt ousseiDro6en. SIT Der 6oI
%uuhsilbar, 10 eri6brt Der ssibeuoe ofieu bic Z 'brhei:.
Die SHiess limb auseeriitst nit wiiienidai!LiaeE Sns
itrunsnteu, uslde lber $500 setoitsi baben. Scrun.sr
ut etu observation-disclosures nit eeten ollie - r.He-=
itsn ..r.... Ls;5t ,rtsriu5t msrnsn tannsn
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ffsgt die ADfaSure, Die Ihr lmmeI6akautA ia
: s S. NMMzzx :;

petY5ian betannt gemact iperoen lptrc
6err Morsan mar felt einisen Eager
nidbt in feinem @elddftslofal, unb9er,
s. 8. @arp, Der 8oriiBenoe nes Boil
aussausf9uhes beg Stablttufs, lebr=
te es ab, fir Die Oeffentli9teit be.
ftimmte Mittbeilnnsen gu MAIDEN. 81
iaste, baB s%esenipdrtis cine offiaiea'
Grfldrung bic Yldne Der Corporation
in Mibtreoit brinsen ober u~nnOtbise1
Weife perf4lepnen f0nnte.
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Item Worf, 49,. Mug.

SbnuH s. 3. Wtorsan's 4bltdt
bic Mrbeiter Der rl1niteb States Gteel
Corporation" pur6 9ergabe ponMftter
in enserer 5Iblung NIT Dem birtter BEN
unternet1ier Hfshenben 8apital 81
brinsen, nod uid,t' perDffenHSbf 1T
gfaubt man bb9y, eaB anseitdts Der &c:
denpGrtizen Strsitldae in ,aper &iirs.
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Stalie n
Rpm. 10. Duo.

81 HEE --...tH.- }H-L 49, 4H+. ft-E-.r a
! Grsbii6of gbape1e iii feiner O6fea
gsubeiten als apoItolii4er 9ele9at fir
CUBA uno Die Ybilippinen enthpben
tpcrSsn, inbefen ipiro er einise Ibeile
feines 9eribtes bor BEN &ousresatioz
men nod nGber au er0rtern bahen. Gr
ipirD Dsmnddit na9 ben Ser. Staaten
Suriidfebren unb feline Nmtssef4dfte
als3 grsbif4of BON Neip Orleans tpie=
BET aufnebmen. Wabriaeinli4 fpirh
~porerit fin psuer apoitolii9er 9elegat
%ernapnt tperpen. Die ipeiteren Ser
banbtunger tperben burd Die ngrSbt=
f90fe bon Cartilage, bon Manila uni
ben 8if9of Sbaretti bon 9apana &C.
fubrt perben.
Sn Der Bergmerttn u ;
frte Der Grbe pareu I'm Sabre
1899 melt iiber 100000 ptrioner
bef&dftist.
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fen eiugeridytet tperoen ioa. sSm Der
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boot 81 olpbin" nod, Sortorico &C.
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in persfpeifeiterer Sage als gu irgenh
elmer ;3eit ndbrene bes. Dor einigen
.1aeen erfoleteu lppetters. Gin
Mann biibte beute in elmer In einem
Sunnel befinbli1en 5obls fem 2eben
elm. SGmmtlide giienbabn5iise baben
enttreDer tanse @erfpdtuns ober tra=
fen gar nidt Elm. lMaf Der MlbeptIe &
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Ni9isan umfabt. tpurbsr. D,e rolgens
ben 8edmten ertpdblt:
prdiibent : Carl GlauietpiB. ct
paul; 8ieezp rdiibent-Rep. 2eberer.
Seneea, Mi4.; Sefretdr = Rep. 5,
Naumann. Gibbon. Minn.; S4ab=
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tpautee. Oireftorenratb bes t6eoloaiz
f9en Seminars in Miltpoufee: Hep.
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piper, Milnaufee; Reo. 2eberer, Sez
neca, Mid.; ReD. 6. s. @lbre6t, 0ep
1lm; 3ep. u. S9robel, ct. poul;
Hep. Sobn 8abins, Milipautee; Hep,
s. N8laufeniB, Ct. paul; Gep. Or.
sdman. Menominee. Dis. 2aien: Die
9erren Dein9eimes, Rosrenbers,
@raebner. Selling, 8ue6le, Milnau=
tee; @.Bloff, Nep ulm. aonerts.
Wautd6a.
Ole g diffe Iiegen e It.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
II 0imT.., 49, Wud.

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Die Oeputtrtentammer Fat bei9lof.
fen Don benz MiniIterium, :Def6es
BON Der &enmer Elm MiBtrouensnrz
tum erbielt unb troboem uum PrGii-
b.nten i'm Gmte gebalten rpurhe, fem.
omtlihe Mittbeilung enfgeaen5uneBs
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Scr hon cen poliSsibebnrben felt
benz perftche.en 5erblt Derfolste sbez
matige Gfeuererbebsr James 8. Mcz
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3ur1en baben bis jsBt stpa $4,000
iritatfet.
Sic $50 10 a" reifetertis.,
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miniiierunm ibr @intreffen in Sun
francisco. Ste miro Sei, gefebl cr'
bqlten. iofort III Gee al 'ited)en.
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mailer iiinsitbin in einisen gesen'
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Der srpben Dirre ,nb l9ibe Wahsr'
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'ltdert Stabttbeile BON ct. o2outs 81
@aIIone WofIer mtts4 Gents ibeadblte
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fer 81. Sm 5iibli4en Sbeile bon gu
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Gents per SAB, ie mad Der gntfernuns
aus tpeIfer bas WaHer berbeisef4lepp
tperben muRte.