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The evening world., 1901-11-29
G|RDER
FALLS 80 FEET,
SLIPS FROM SUPPORTS ON A
MAIDEN LANE BUILDING.
cr,.hes nIto Cellar. but No One
10 Near Enough TO be
Hart.

An immense steel sirder. about tAirN
fe., long and weighing ten tons. 'tl'
I thirty feet from the wire tackle ropes
OF a derrick TO the cellar OF IN" puiid-
ing In course Of erection at Maiden
Lane and broadway late this afternoon
Fortunately there was no one IN inc
neishborhooi OF the 500, where ths
beam struck II smashed all OF tho
small framework in Its path ana az
lodged one .. the steel supports IN 'hc
cellar.
II usun! 10 hoist steel sirder- 10 SKY
.crapers over the street by means OF an
aerial derrick In thi. building the hoist
Ing [, being done In an open court bc'
tvr1, the east wall Of tn. structure
and the building next toward NassaU
street, The sIriers are swung rom
trucks In Maiden Lane Into tn's space.
1t Is believed that The gird"r that fell
vas in.ecurcly fastened. II slipped from
IN. bands ,hai held It and crashed Int"
the ccllnr. The mcn who scr" guiding
i,s night hy means Of rope, were IN
Maiden Lane wciI on; OF the course o'
the mass OF falling steel, The nois" oi
tho crash aroused the neishborhood anC
caused a panic in the passing crowd II
Broadway.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
MRS. SAGE
ENTERTA|NS
INDIAN H..
MiIIionaire's Wife Entertains
Red Men of the Carlisle
Football Team.
INTERESTED IN TIE GAME
Tells Visitors History Of Relics and
Gives Each ST to Buy
Necktie.
INTERESTED IN TIE GAME

No one knew Mrs Russell Sage was
u football enthusiast until to-day. wnen
snc invited the entire Carlisle Indian
football team to her homo on Filth
avenue. AMI talked so nucntiy about
.,runs around the end" and mass plays
through centre" that the veteran Wheel
lock yas embarrassed for lack OF soune.
thing 10 say. and Dccara whispered
to chcsaw: I've don't know a little bit
abou, the game"
Mr.. Russell Sage was there. TOO.
Mrs. Sage invited the Indian boys to
her home early this morning. and they
went M In a body from the Fifth Ave.
nuc Hotel. The arrival OF the tribe.
many OF whom bore traces OF yeste.-
days struggle with Columbia. was
complete surprise to Mr.. Sage. Mrs
Sage had meant It to he. and the head OF
the household received the Indians with
good grace. for lie knew that his wife
vas greatly Interested In the Indiana
education. and especially the progress
made by those who attended tho Car.
Isle School.
When the boys trooped into the house.
they were at once made to feel at home.
and their hostess gave them the History
| OF some os the rare old relics which hang
upon the walls.
She took down great battle axe
| which had been used In the crusades and
explained TO them which part OF It was
the blade. where the point was and how
|; was used
Boys" said she. 'I like the way you
play the game. never took any inter.
cs; IN 1t before YOU took to tho Sridiron.
had an idea that the college boys
played FOR spectacular effect. But VIII IN
you took Il up I knew that there must
game yesterday. but I am sure you did
all yon coili TO win"
Mrs. Sage saw the first game tho
| Indians played with Brown University.
back In the n!nctics. and she said 30
| the team to-day:
II thought II was real mean OF them
to hur: poor little Hudson the way they
| did carly In the game. II was all right.
though. boys: you ,rampled on them
later. You play with such determine.
i!on that | always like TO see you
Before the team left the house Mrs.
Sage CAV" each member 81 for a necktle.
| II there Is one thing an Indian loves
II is gaudv neckw.ar, and so the team
lef, the house happy. They have an In.
vita;ion 70 call on Mrs. Sage when they
are In the city again. The team leaves
for Carlisle,t ,th!s evening.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
INVENTION KILLED
HIS OWN FRIEND.
JOSEPH BURKE DEAD: INVENT
OR UNDER ARREST.
both Were Working on new Ma
chine for Taking Coal Oas Of
BarEr.

When Joseph Burke. ar engineer, was
asked 10 run machine which his nlt
friend. Hess. had invented for taking
coal out OF barge. he gladly accepted
the place.
To-day h. was killed while working
on the machine and Hess Is under ar
rest charged with accidentally causing
his death,
The machine In question was located
on the water front between Pike and
Rutgers streets Hess went down this
afternoon to see how things were get
tin" along.
While b. W.: standing on the platform
something wen, wrong with the me-
chlnery. Burke stepped In between two
huge levers TO s.e what was the trouble.
Bcfor. he go, out Hess. not knowing
that his friend was in dangerous
place. started the machinery again.
ON. of the levers swung around and
hit Burke on the head. knocking his
brains out
Hess was arrested b. the river police
and taken TO Pier A.
Burke .a. sixty years old and llTsd
n, Pelham Plac. and Pope Lane, In the
Borough of III. Bronx.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
MAY ENJ0|N
BID LET TING
Incoming Administration N Is
Likely to Prevent Award
Of Contracts.

Despite the rumor tina; the Incoming
would secure an !njunf~
,Ion to restrain Commissioner kearny
from opening or awarding bids. the
head Of the Department Of Public Build
!ngs, Lighting and Supplies ADVERTISE!
to-day FOR the lighting o, the city for
1870 by electricity and gas The bids
are ten IN numbcr-avc FOR electricity
in cacn borough and Ike amount for
sas IL each borough.
TIE bids for electricity call :or light
lng N. streets. public buildings and
parks. ana for gas, lighting. extin.
gushing, cleaning. repairing and main
tain!nE IN" public lamps. also furnish
Ing burners and appliances OF Improved
system of lighting"
In the city budget fpr ir. a APP
proved bv the Board ot Estimate and
Apportlpnmcnt. the total sum o' s2,Ts.
on - Is allowed Tor such work. This l.
divided as follows
Manhattan and the nf5nr ii.tGi.3lJ 8
Hrof kIyn -...s.- -.s.s.... .-.t...- 800. SIS y.
Queens .t.....r. .t s.-ts..-.,s.. 40. 6sy.
RS.hmOni r-.. ....,s. 10000
The bids will t.. opened at noon on
Dec. ], In the Offices ot Commissioner
Kearny
The evening world., 1901-11-29
.BEGS POLICE TO
BRING HUSBAND.
MRS. PRENDELL AND FOUR
CHILDREN LOCKED UP IN
JERSEY CITY.
Left DrookI.n Home Only n Few
Days AGO and Il Already
In want.

Deserted by the man FOR whose friend.
ship she had cast.on her husband. Mrs.
Agnes Prcndcii Is now begging the
Jersey City police to bring that hus.
band. Lester Prendc!l. OF No. 20? De
E.lb avenue. Brooklyn. to her that she
may ask pardon ana a home again for
her three little ones and herself. The
woman Is now In the women's Prison
on Oakland averu.. Jersey City. Th.
children. George. seven. ard Agnes and
Louise. hve.year-oli twins. are with
her.
The quartz, was found Wednesday y
night on the steps OF the furnished
room house at No. :,5 Grove street.
from which thev had been dispossesscd
Kindly ncighbors cared for the forlorI
woman and children until morning.
Then the police were called on, and
Thanksgiving Day was spent In prison
To tn. police the woman said she
was Mrs. John Shafter, lately with hei
husband and children from Chicago.
looking for work. Shafter. she said
went out Wednesday and dld not re
turn. leaving her penniless
This morning the woman told another
story. She said:
"Pleasc send for Lester Prcndell. a
The evening world., 1901-11-29
TROOPS SPIKED IN
FILIPINO P|TF ALL.
THREE OFFICERS IMPALED ON
BAMBOO STICKS.
Ou~rations <rc~ssary to Remove
Cane From Wounded
Men.

WASH NGTo$. d. =. Nov .
AdJ,. Gen. cor5!n to-day received the
following cabicsram from Gen. chaaee
.i.t.d Manila. Nov. =:
'Ilsut> Fee;cr and Wcthsrtll NiHc-
,ses.!: Regimen, United States Infantry.
s,r. BADLY w:aui.d by bamoo" spikes
in a p,t,! near Carmen. H"hpi f"tt'f
yss wounded In the foot ana W"ih"H!!
I'm the thigh An operation wa n"c"s'
,sry {, extract the stick. Lieut.. smith
was Slightly hurt
First Lieut. Georse Fe"teT r a
,,,iye OF New York lie entered the
army rs second lieutenant; ~ MAY
l.es Second Lieut. Ri,hnri We'herIl
and Ira 4. smith were appointed rom
the rank. N februl-S las
The evening world., 1901-11-29
0istrict-Attorney Hopes to
Indict at Least One of
Five.'
SEEMS VERY CONFIDENT.
Declares Boldly that He Is "After
the Tammany Gambling Com
bine-The Big Five.'

For the first time in the long career
OF Timothy ID. Sullivan 1t appears as
though he were about to be brought
face to face with the law.
There is head to the gambling
combine. The District Attorney Is
after this head 1t Is in the air in
the Criminal Courts Building that
the man in the mind OF the District
Attorney is Senator Sullivan.
In fact. the District-Attorney as
much as said so to-day. True. he did
not say: Il am going to indict limo
thy ID. Sullivan. This Is what he
did say:
II hope to indict a prominent Tam
many man in the gambling combine.
II | do not | will leave my successor
evidence that will enable him to do
it,"
rs it Van Wyck or Carroll or
Frank Farrell or Devery or Sexton?'
he was asked in effect.
Ills name is not in that list" was
the reply.
This Is the FIRST time :hat the District
Attorney has allowed hiTuselt TO be
1lotcd so directly upon the gambling
combine. lie spoke 80 confidently mat
the belief Is gaining ground that one OF
the several policemen under !ndictmen;
mas agreed to turn States evidence and
reveal the personalities OF those 'hishc.
up.
TT Is true said the District-Attorrey
when questioned br The Evening World
reporter. that am after the Tammany
gambling co;nbinc-the Big Five. as II
has been called.
II am also considering the dropping
OF some important criminal cases dur.
ing tho rest OF my term and devotins
myself entirely to the pushing o. ih'
r,.es against Dwycr. Glcnnon. Cannon
and Shells, the indicted police official.
and John Scannell the Fire Commis'
sioncr.
t"I have In my possession five names
Of men under suspicion. l am almost
certain that have evidence to secure
tho indictment OF at least one OF these
men. Whether l can secure the in
dictmcnt from tho Grand Jury Is I
question.
Tho cases against Capt. Cannon
Scrst. Shells and Wardmcn Glennor
and Dvycr-thc last three o. the Ten
dcrloin prcc!nct-will be pushed by Mr
Philbin. lie hopes to get them out o.
tho way BY the close OF the year.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
COLON GIVEN UP
BY THE LIBERALS.
City Surrendered to Warshp Captains and the
Coiombians Will Take Control.

COLON. Colombia. Nov. .o.-u \. M.--
The captains Of the warships. wlth =
large detachment OF .hair i,s:cg'ive
forces. took over the government OF
Colon from the Liberals to.day and VIII
hand over tae city 20 Gen. Alban, com.
mander o. the Colombian Government,
forces.
Everything Is au.et ana "r!;rl,' h'r''.
Some insignificant ngh,ins occurred
at Bohio yesterday. where the Liberals
made a last stand
After the conference here. Gen. A.oah
returned to Panama under s:ronS
American escort. Tho town was 1uiet
last night.
The report that the Colombian sun
The evening world., 1901-11-29
STATE DEPARTMENT GOT REPORT TOO.

received a despatch from ConstantInople
saying they both had been killed. The
report. however. was discrcditcd.
THE EVENING wORLD-was the
source OF information rcliasle'
AIR. HnLI-Our despatch Was from
the Charge dAnaires OF tho United
States Legation at Consiantlnople. lie
informed us that he did no, credit the
eport OF the killing.
THE EVENING wORLD-Do you
know the source from which the Charge
d'AfYa!rcs got his report OF the women's
The evening world., 1901-11-29
THREE FIREMEN INJURED.
Truck Upset In Newark a" tue
Way to n FIRE.

'rns afternoon three .-entu wys. ~
,iired III Newark while res ooGd!ag TO an
alarm oil are IN chimncF on NaNrr.y
avcnrc.
when the Alarm vas rtc"N"a ~ The
,ruckholsc IN. three mea VIII cap,.
Robo;tam got ABOARD truck No. .
Al t.c corner .: Bartliy nai SDrire
streets the horses slipped on the snow.
covered asphalt
The ir4i.k WAS upsr, and ,hs three
m.n injured landei on the ground
heavily. capt Roootham jumped ana
was nos hurt
The evening world., 1901-11-29

boat. General Piazon. had iini.D
troops at Kennys Bun has not yei
been confirmed. General Francisco
Castro was wounded In the engage
mrnt at Buena Vista.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29-Thc follow
Ing csbleg.am was to-day received a,
the Navy Department from Capt. Perry
o, the Iowa
COLON. Nov. 9.-ArranEemens 10:
surrender to-day Of Colon and '..h-raI
forces have been completed
\ conradl,tory cable wa. received
at tn. state Department: from Consul
General Gudger. dated Panama. saytns
that the Liberals have been defeated
and that the Government force. ar" II
possession OF Colon.
The evening world., 1901-11-29

The Evening World this afternoon
called up the State Department at
Warrington on the long-distance tele-
phone.
David ]. Hill. First Assistant Secre-
,ary OF State, answered for Secretary
Hay. Tho following conversation oc-
Cured:
THE EVENING wORLD-Mr H!ll.
what Il the latest information the State
Department has concerning the fate o'
Mias Stone and Nine. Tsilka?
MR.. HlLL-Thc night before last We
The evening world., 1901-11-29
KILLED BY A DERRICK.

!, laborer known as "Dutch Jake" was
instantly killed IN an accident a, one
Hundred and EIshty-s-coni street ard
Audubon avenue this afternoon. ~
was employed by J. J Hart & Co.
who are building street
railway In the Kin2sbr!dgc section.
4 derrick fell. striking Dutch Jake
on tho head. The body Was taken 10
the kingsbrdge police station: and
Thomas Kelly. tho foreman OF the gang
OF laborers, was arrested.
The evening world., 1901-11-29

Mayor.elect Low formally announced
To-day that he had rendered to Col. John
y. Partridge the Police Commissioner
ship and that Col. Partridge had ac-
cepted.
Tho announcement was made at Mr..
Lows home at Q O'Clock. when he read
from a typcwritten statement the fol-
lowing:
II have asked Col. John y. Partridge
10 be tho Commissioner OF Police after
Jan. !. and he has agreed to accept
tho appointment. ] had not Intended
10 announce any further appointments
until I could announce all OF them. but
Col. Partridge Informs me that 1t VIII
be an advantage TO him In bringing 10
q close his work for tho State and IN
preparing for his new duties to have II
fCantIntisd ON Second Page.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
PARTRIDGE
NAMED BY LOW.
pHILBIN ON PARTRIDGE.

"Col. Partridge, in my opin-
lon, is the ideal man for the
position-that is. as far as
know him.
His experience in a similar
position in Brooklyn and the
manner in which he has ad-
ministered the duties OF his
present position-State Public
Works Observation-Disclosures
tho belief that under him the
Police Department OF this city
will be wisely and we'll admin
istercd.
II do not think Mr.. Low
could have selected better
man for the position"
-District-Attorrey Philbin.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
-.r;-.-:-:.:-::-s-:-s-:--:

With The FIRST Nakcs OF snow today
i,hc-c appeared approaching iiuoer
,o,d.hcusc. At one Hundred ana SiNty-
.cc,nL street and Jerome avcnGc.
aforementioned sleigh drawn by lafSe
cray horse. In the sleigh was man
score OF anxious eyes watched 'he
,,,roaching turnout, The owners o.
N. ewes were cxpcctant. They were
awaiting the opening OF the maSnu'n o!
:, i've riven 10 the first slcigh-rtdcr OF
,ns season &c arrive "a liubers.
IN, .rov horse tro,tcd UP to the door
nh s,onrcd. The occupant OF the
.IoIph 20, out and entered. lie was
total stranger. With haru' Keen '!
How about that mhsnnm' "e ~
1ui,ed IN 4 bus!ness-like tone.
Here II Is said NJ. Huber handing
over the magnu'n.
This was the strangers cue TO order
the magnum opened and arite every
body to drink. He overlooked the cue
missed II hat.
Have you 90, a piece OF paper" he
asked.
| What DO you wan: with a piece o:
paper" asked the astonishcd Huber.
TO wrap M the magnum with. an
swcrcd the toia! stranger.
TO wrap up the magnum With! Choir
used the crowd In d!smay.
!" '''o 'o'''"''o" '.S
up the hashh"'. Pu. u n'' s'e's' '''
uEo'c OH WIZ" ~ iie va" p'' ~ ~
was George ''"'he'' 'e''oe 'tu' ~ ;.
'he Htsl person W"o e'c' "o'. q ''"e"'"
OK VINE from iiupef anu car ''eu J. '""S
DOWN AZ "e''o"h inss i''s'" >
was d'"o'''' '','i Joso"s. .'",'
Me's" -'' pV"'''. % -,
spe.nwiE, "o" 'he "'"shu'" o''e'ea W
'uh"eis AT MS 'a,s'".
V"''''s '".'' 80" 80
lie o2ehed the H'"shu''' o'' '"c sp'' "'''
was ',.' en'p.''u -".a ~ a" ,rn, 0nc ,,,,drc,
Mr.. Quinn drove from onc huhdre'
and Twcnty-fourth street and Seven,.
,vo,n. .rb. going was bad I'm N,
avenue. but IN Ccntrai fafk ms hots'
Wildwood. 80 L.. fairly flew along tn
,,, ,,o,, covcrcJ maths
''"o'''''
Came ~ IiOurs Lnte.
the man np III 'nc "ta.hs'
was just twcn,y-four hours behind time
He said the snow would come In Will
the 'u'he!s' ana vac uo'' 49, 80
who had brought out the sleds IRON
the at,ics and cellars were greatly dis
,r,aJ a. ,b.v ex,ec,cd Ia hay
apPo''''eu' .''
fine sport on their MONDAY.
The weather man realized this morn
Ia, ,h,, hc had made n mistake an,
'hs '''"' az - -. "a,
had become quite dh!opu'aF WIN III
young folk. SO that Is the reason n
80, On n,rry order for IN. snow TO
ae"' ", ~ - -,,.,, .,,,,,
day. wen. IL came u" ''s"' se''"
here about 1890.
And /, Is nrst-class snow, too" aai,
,.,, - :, 4,
the pToShos''chto'' Va s''''e' ~ 20
little late. but II Is Just as fresh "A bate
q, .row ns Won ever saw. and the f,nes
'"",I'' 49,,
Iherc nave p'cn 'c" "'''c ''"'t'e
OF snow before this season. Dut nOth
Ing worth w1lle So you can lust pll
The evening world., 1901-11-29
HANNA CALLS IT A LIE.
senator D-nic. Iir L. "n Had T~rns
with ROOsc>rit.
,sp,,Ia, 10 Tn- r,tnlns worI4-

,,i.h!.r,l..NND. o. Nov. Ex-senator
Hanna before leaving here for Wash
tnstou to-day let /, b" known tha' ne
vas greatly annoyed ever the reports
sent on, IRON, Washng,oa that Il" was
no: on good terms with Frcs!den,
Roosevelt,
at. ali a lis." nc exclaimed. when
I 70 down to Washington ! am so'ns TO
papers which published such rot"
The evening world., 1901-11-29

deaths?
MIR. HILL do not think he stated u
IN his despatch.
THE EVENING woRLD-what steps
has this Government been taking re-
Gently TO secure tho release Of tho
prisoners?
MIR, HfLL-;wc have been trusting TO
our officials at Constantinople. They
have been doing everything possible.
THE EVENING wORLD-were thero
Continued on Second Page.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
MAGNUM|S
WON IN
FIRST SNOW
Strange Winner the First to
Carry Away Huber's Big
; Bottle Unopened.
NOT so AT GABE CASES.
j. J. Quinn Wins There for 26tl1
Time and Pours a Friendly
libation.
NOT so AT GABE CASES.
WEATHER FORECAST.

,,o.rcu.t for the thirt!-siH
hours ending ut - T.. ". >nt-
,rdny for New York CITY
nud vicinity, M"dcrnttnG
weather, with light snow
ar rain ,o.nIEht; ~aturdn!
unrtiy cloudy, fresh s"uth
IN west winds.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
WASHINGTON REAssuREs COL LoMBIANs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-larm having been created
among the CoIombans by reports that the American marines
were to remain permanently the shmus the State Depart
men has sent positive assurances to Panama and Colon that
the would be Withdrawn when twas certain that inter
rupon to traffic was at an end.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
MURDER
WOMEN CAPTIVES.
Miss Stone and Madame Ts<a, 1t Is Reported from
Vienna Have Been Butchered by Their Abduct-
ors-Washngton Does Not Believe Report.

have been butchcred by the brig
ands who Kidnapped them.
Tho crime was committed in
the hiding place of the brigands
in the Rhodopc Mountains, close
The evening world., 1901-11-29
SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACTOR READY.

John F. Mae, removal contractor for Manhattan
at SO 34 cents per square yard and for Brooklyn at 49 cents
has 800 men ready to begin work on hours notice
needed John D. Crmmns has the Bronx contract at 81 Ia
cents per square yard.
The evening world., 1901-11-29

to Dubnitza.
News of tho butchery comes,
from the town Of Tseyrnen. Tho
despatch says that tho bodies Of
the women were buried where
they were murdered.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
CIRCUITS SECRETARY MADE
DEPUTY CO|AgAlp|TROLL CONF

Comptroller Coer this afternoon sent letter to James
Stevenson secretary to Borough President Grou announcing
to him that on the request OF Comptroller Grot he hac
appointed him Deputy Comptroller.
Mr. Coer on Deputy Leveys resignation suggested thai
would be good idea for him to put some one to ern the
business, and Mr. Grol gladly accepted the opportunity
The evening world., 1901-11-29
INNOCENT WURM TURNS IN DIVORCE CASE.

Innocent Wurm. Of Hoboken, has turned When the d.
vorce case OF Bertha Wrm against her husband Innocent
Wurm called in the ChanCey Court to-day il was an
nounced that they reconced The Wurms have been
married twenty years. but separated two years ago because
Innocent called Mrs. Wurm names.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
FIRE PANIC IN A TROY. HOTEL.

TROY, Nov. 29-Two members OF the Mildred Holland
Theatrical Company using gasoline clean Clothes started
DESTROYED considerable property belonging to that COMPANY
and the Kathryn Kdder theatrical company also stoppnu therd
The evening world., 1901-11-29

Special Cable Despatch To IT,. Ersn!nE World,
copyrsa,. 1901. sy tn. Press Publishing
Company. New York T'oS:ib
VIENNA, Nov. 29.-Miss
Ellen NJ. Stone, the missionary,
and Nine. Tsilka, her companion,
The evening world., 1901-11-29
SIX MONTHS MORE ALLOWED THE RoEBLlNGs.

The New East River Bridge Commission this afternoon
granted the Roebng Construction Company six months ex
tension Ten months we're asked for. Commissioner Boyle
who few days ago opposed the delay saying wished
for by Croker for private reasons voted to-day to grant it.
The evening world., 1901-11-29

Fourth Race-Add !, Princess OtiI2 2. KohnWreath 3.
fifth Race-Allote |, Marcos q Dandoa 3.
The evening world., 1901-11-29

Advertise houses. homes and apar-
s,enas for. sale in the Sunday World.
The evening world., 1901-11-29
spcrinI Train Returning from,
Army.Nnvy Football lsame,

Philadelphia, va rcnnsylyAnIa NaIlroid. satur-
day. Nov. 80. leaving ?hiiads!phis: broad street
station. at $50 r. ~. arrives New York sos
p. NJ. stopping At Newark. Pullman pafies cars.
diains car and coaches. -
The evening world., 1901-11-29

tcontlnued on Second Page.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-30
BfnFukt,

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bic RraIt i'm Gilen oes blutss lieat.
SaB &rantbeit oas gilsu uer,ebrt II.
Jisbsr oaNelbe ;eritOrt.
OaB Der llrin ROTH unb braun mirb
pon benz Gilen, bas barin ,eriest lit u.
ourh Rrantbeit unb 9eiosn ausseionoert
,piro, bleibe Sautiarbs unb Shwdhs
peruriaheuo, oenn oas gilen i'm 9lut,
oas Stdrte uno Rrait gibt uno selun=
oes, rotbes glut ihafit, 1T usrssbrt II.
aus benz Spltem entiernt.
OaB bleihe uno Idruabe YerIonen
pls Seusen oalteben fir bic Notbmenois.
teit oes gebraubs oes natiirlihen 6eil.
nlittels, Gilen.
OaB s.. IS. Barriers Sron Cons
pouno Die bette Der Der msoisinildeu
@iieuldaft betannten Msoisinen 1T,
I'm oas Spltem su trdftisen, neues 8lu,
gu idafIsu uno bic Sbmaben III itGrten,
uno uon 9le~;ten uno 9lpotbeterr EN-:
pfoblsn piro ais oas ero6e g'ut= uni
Wsa9euzS zSOeiImittel, oaS ibuahs Mten.
iden TART moht. Su tauisn BET 6. {,
Ounnins Drug &c., Siour 6ulls.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-30
8eaoIe 6ountp.
Speslal 10 orrelp ponoe,r;.


)ur on, "a. Wtal 1901
SD babe nod INNER Erofeior 0id's
propbeseibunsen G,Iauben seidentt uno
er bate aud biesmal wieoer N:dt. Nm
2l., %. unb %. Wiai batteu mrr ltiirs
miIhes taltes Gesenuetter. benz am "a. !.
No6ts eln uernidtenoer 6roit folste
Rartofielu, Corn uno famnt!ide Gar
tenpflanSen iin6 erfroren.
@uitau Baum, pier Msilen llblid
Don 3urcn mobnbaft, liest ibwer trant
oarnieber
Srau Niesel uuo Sri. !0ottie @rano
fubreu am Somitas ipasieren. Nui Der
Gabrt besesnete ibnrn ein iunser Manu
auf eiuesn Jabrrao, bas Yisro i9eute
uno brannte burd. Jrl. @ranb iprans
aus ben, Buasp unb 1T ldlimm uerlest.
aber Uran @ieseI 6atte Ntutb seuus,
oas piere gu bdnbisen uno enttam uns
uerleet
Oos Hienic Der alien alniiebIer BEL
Brodblano finoet am 10. Suni ltott.
Grou pouline Bioias unb ibr Gobn
Matbias na1ten benz @dreiber bieles
seitern einen an9enebmen Belud. Jrau
Bialas lit cine e9te beutide 6rau in,
Denten unb 4iiblen, unb nod INNER
riibri9 unb fibel mir wiinl9en ibr nod
uitle Sabre bic bette @elunbbeit.
Carl Mebiqer.