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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

BIZ II. II. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Published every afternoon, except Sun
day, at Bismarck. North Dakota. Is deliv-
cred by carrier to all parts Of the city at
so cents per month, or So per year. The
daily sent to any address In the United
States and Canada, postage prepaid, 81
per year; So for six months; $1.M for
three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday: eight pages,
containing a summary Of the news of the
~week-local and foreign-particular atten-
ton being paid to state news. Sent to
any address, postage paid, for $l:O0 for
n year; so cents for six months; 70 cents
for three months.
" The Bismarck Tribune is the Oldest
newspaper In the state-eStablished June
Ii, 1873. 1t has a wide CIRCULATION and Is
a desirable advertising medium. Being
published at the capital of the state 1t
makes a feature Of state news, Of a semi
official character, and is therefore particu-
larry interesting to all who desire to keep
the run Of state affairs-political. social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

i troubled by weak digestion, loss
&c appetite, or constipation try few
doses of ghadlhsrlain's Stomach ana
Liver Tablets. EYery boz warranted.
For sale by 81 s.. Beardsley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

" DR.. Kohler Of Minneapolis will be in
Bismarck Monday, April 18th, to do
eye, ear, nose and throat work. For
appointments inquire of local physi-
slams. j.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18
NOTICE

Regular meeting Of Bismarck Chap
ter No lilo p. s., tomorrow l(Fridayl
evening at 7:30. Social after meeting.
Ss MINNIE b. DAVIDSON
IS Secretary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18
PRAIRIE BREEZES
DUTY.

DUTY.
It pears t. me my bounden lot
In this here world O. sin,
Is holdin' on t all I got
An gittin' all I kin!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

John e. Adamson Of Devils Lake has
accepted the position Of private seo5re-
tary 10 Congressman Marshall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

The man sdorns the hat the la
adorns ths man--n It'll the Ianphar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

Shoald you wish new pair or shoes
you can see The finest assortment III ths
northwest a the Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

"R. and l.. T." It's got you all
guessing! ,s-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18
sCoURs IN COLTS AND CALVES.

guessing!
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15

"rs. 9"-"" 1' '""'so" ""e wv"
very SICK TOT e" oa's VII" p%"e"'"""'"
u ner nome on ''ro' S'ree'' "'-s
M"'"' '"'".-"n nus NV" """' ''""
"er post u. VI, n "'"'' "''""
W "' ""'"'r '''"es''
Tn. swift Packing 60. bny. decided
IN o,cn a ~,ouI,ry md ,yv demo, n,
scln,,. In IN. %.nr,ny. They ,on,em.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15

and Miss Ninnie Ryan, of Mt. Leon
ard. attended the burial 81 the late
Mrs. Rosie Green Monday.
Louis Seiber, and wife. living near
Mt. Leonard. buried their two.weeks.
old babe on Friday. February 9Th.
Mrs. Scibcrt II the daughter of Geo.
Webl.r and wife. III this city.
WANTED Men with rig Ia sell u
Poultry Mixture: straight salary. sl5
weekly aud expenses. years contract.
weekly pay. Address with stamp.
Eureka Mfg. Co.. Eas, 81. Louis. I'M.
noi,. III
The following ladies were In from
FNirville Saturday and made up quite
u merry party. They came I'm u bob
sled and enjoyed the trip: Mesdumes
John ana Elmer Hnyni. and Mrs. y.
\. SHELTON,
They had quite n hospital for II week
or more at the Ervine home on North
street. Misses Pattie. Maggie and
Ida IRVINE NIL being victims ~ the
grip. We are glad Ia note tina, they
are all improving.
Mrs. Al Hcsket entertained the fol.
lowing young people ut dinner ON
Monday In honor Of her guest. Miss
Stella Fricke. III jefferson City; Misses
Helen and Emma Fisher and Charles
Heskett. Of Blo.ser.
Rev. j. W. Howell. who IN. heeu
suffering with q severe attack of the
grip. Is improving. He was too III u
MI his pulpit on sunday. when DIR
W. u. Black preached u tine sermon
to u large congregation In his place.
They have had quite u household ~
sick people with grip al. the Mitchell
home On Odell avenue. Mr.. I'D Mitch
ell was confined Ia the house for te,
days and his wife has just recovered
from q twO-weeks attack 0f the sam,
disease.
The following young people forme'
u sleighing party one evening recent.
and spent the evening very pleasant.
with Miss Moore, north Of town ahou
two miles: Misses Lula Ward, Iillial
and Lula Cameron, Bertha Chapel
and M.essrs Louis and Alber, ~Iiailey
Clarence and John Howard.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15

Mrs. ~. a. Buic and daughters.
Ella and Pinkic. and Miss ,:oorc, ~
the county. were here shopping Satur-
day.
J.. &. Patterson returned Friday
from Chicago, where he made "A fly ing
trip In the interest ~ the Democrat
News.
We understand that the attendance
ut the First NJ. r.. Church sunday
morning Vas the largest In several
years.
y. NJ. Hibum. n former student 81
N. V. G.. was IN from his country
school TN Saturday visiting ut III"
college.
Miss Mary Robertson, of Slater.
came up F'rida! evening and made u
visit Ia the Misses Levi, on East Ar
row street.
Miss Daisy Francisco came down
from Nj. Leonard where she l. teach
Ing school and spent sunday at her
home here.
Miss Kate KIM returned Ia her
home at Shackelford on Tuesday, af-
ter u weeks visit tn Mrs. jerome
Prior out at Highland.
Charley Squiers. III Kansas City.
came down Saturday and spent sun
day with his mother, Mrs. NJ. 4.
Suuiers. on South Oiell.
Jerome Eubank and wife Of Kansas
City, aud Preston Eubank Of slater.
were In Marshall Saturday the guests
Of u. Is. Eubank and family.
Mrs. itober, Reynolds IL u victim
Of the grip this week at her home on
Odell. The lady's friends however,
will be glad u know she is recovering.
Judge Geo, Washburn who slipped
and fell on the ice recently. spraininp
his ankle. II able To use his foot sOmt
aud expects soon to have good use ~
u.
The friends Of Miss Laura Wash
burn will he glad to know that she h
improving at the s%ani,arium In Kan
sas City and expects to return hons
IN about three weeks.
NJ. J.. Moore, Robert Green. j. y
' Ryan, Al Green. George Robertson
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15

JUST A WORD WITH

Go. wish to noun to the people of Marshall IN saline County that
SB have sold my stock Of Clothing. Shoes IN Furnishing Goods ito the MUIR
IL n.y. MILLS CINTHING Co ~ Twill move ~ Springfield Just as ~ n I
N3 AN get matters arranged, a. have relatives living here with whom can
get home for m ~ children. have several outtanding cconns ant Will
be a, considerable expense until they are collected; trust those indeh,.
people Of thisc community that I'm very grateful Ito one md oil for. the liberal
patronage IN kindness accorded me during my business career In Marshall. ]
never before lived in any community where had so many good. warm friends
and where found such good. wholesoulp people rs live here. and nttOsa ~ to
my custoner aml friend. since | have sold out tn MrRITY-MtISt CLOTHING a
that never had dealings with more honorable. fairs nd square people han they
are and can assure % thatan M dealings you rave with hemw will Nv more than
satisfactory. Mr. !" = I@yhe will have charge of the store and is In the eastern
this week buying new goods They Will AIRY n large stock u Hr-teIa.s.
"pto-d"e goods md you will fave IN by continuing 10 trade With them
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
LOCAL IN BRIEF

h Gross. 1-t2
Len Murrcll Of Nspton. spen, Satur.
day In the city.
W. n. Hun. Of ut. Leonard. was in
the city Saturday.
vincen, Orcar has been sick since
Friday with the mumps.
Miss Nellie Rose il recovering from
% weeks Illness of tonsilitis.
Miss Mamie Howard left Friday for
a visit tn relatives In Scdalia.
\. Is. stewart came In Thursday
Ia spend several weeks at home.
Thomas kincaid of ~. Louis. sIen,
saturday and sunday In the city.
Mc-dame- J. ". and Nor, Piper
were In .hc city shopping Saturday.
schuyler Barnet, and wife were the
guests 81 Marshall friends Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh Cri--man aud daughter.
Miss Maggie. were In the city Sa,ur-
day.
Mrs. George Stuart l. reported to
br quite -ick u, her home on College
Hin.
Joseph Wilson. 81 Miami. came
over and spent Friday at the county
sea
1. II. Irvine, n 81 the proprie,ors
81 the slater Bee. was In the city sat
urday.
Mis-. Pearl Nan-tone of the shack.
clford neighhorhood. was a visitor on
Friday.
Miss N.lli. Cook. of Moi~rly. l.
making "a visit Ia Miss Nellie Rose al
this city.
Phil Tucker. Jr.. 81 Slater, was In
the city Tuesday showing u fine line
~ samples.
Miss Martha Iiea returned sunday
from Miss Anna Belle iIudson's ut
kansa. city.
The ltea 4 Page Milling Company
shipped IN Friday n carload of Hour
Ia Kansas city.
Nathan Bowl.s ~ Nap,on. shipped
ear load 81 mules for the 81. Louis
market Monday.
James Chamberlain returned don
day from u business trip of several
days at Lexington.
Oysters are always fresh at LOOMS
II Gross. Received direct from 8alti.
more tw~icc-a.week. l.ta
J.. u. Calhoun aud family III Perry,
oklahoma. ARE the guests of II. u.
Hawkins and family.
W. II. Holtz came In from the
Hardeman reighborhood Friday aud
attended tn business.
II. ID. Gamble, Of Dallas, Texas,
visited his sister, Mrs. X. Walters. IN
South Marshall this week.
Miss Fannie Cordell Of the Black.
burn schools spent Saturday and sun
day with Marshall friends.
Mrs. Ellen Johnson, the guest a
&. II. FarnswOrth and wife. returned
IN har hama In Slatar Friday
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
Farm Mules for Sale

We have for sale at the old
Sparks place, one mile south
Of Marshall. 200 head Of COM
ing two.year.old farm Mules.
Will sell on twelve months
time at 8 per cent interest or
for cash. will he in Mar.
shall on Saturday of each
week, In my absence Mr.. &.
T.. Rogers will have charge of
these mules and is fully au-
thorized to make sales.
NJ A RON SPARKS
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
Respectfully. J. A. ODAY.

/ 4x8.&8 & x@8***4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30
Sm Hauif1 %berunaIiift.

@1i5abetb, N.zS., 81. DECENT
Der. - Gin Irbeiter auf einem bier
liegenben &analbopte ipurbe neben
Dem 8opte i'm 8afer tobt aufsefunz
ben. @r bate Elm an benz 8oote be-
feitigtes Sau um ben 2ei6 geI6lunz
gen. Ser GupitGn be5 8ootes nirb
permibt. 9a bic beiben MGnner am
Mttttpp9 Ibenb fart tranfen, glaubt
man, bdB Der GapitGn BEL Der 3iitz
tebr nu9 benz 8opte in bos WaHer
fiel unb ertrant, unb baB Der Qrbeis
ter BEL benz @eriu6e, i'm gu ~retten,
trpb beg Saues, bas er UNI ft6 gez
f6lungen, bas Boot ni6t mebr erreiz
6en fonnte unb ebenfaqs ertront. -
Sas Boot lit bic 80. &S. Sracep in
0orf oe60riee vSeSerrh."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30
Su 9aatnn brrnnaIiidt.

Ginctnnati O., 81 DECEMBER.
- Sn 9aDton, SAio, TT geitern
Ibenb Der beuti4e ptonier Sobn y.
@ertbner auf iGbe 8eiie um's 9eben
gefommen. Gr befano it9 out benz
8ege CUR beuti9en 8uptiftenz Stride,
um an Der @eibnudtsfeier tbetlauz
nebmen, aIs er bon einen StraBenz
III z@aggon niebergerdnnt uno 10
f9per perlebt ipurbe, bab er in Der
4mbuIans ffarb. Gr tpar 70 Sabre
aft unb aus 8apern gebirtig. SIM
Sabre 1853 fam er nit ieiner Satin
mad 4merifu unb lieB ita mad mebr'
iGbrigem 4ufentbult in Cincinnati IN
SaDton, O., nieber. Sort mar er 30
Sabre lang als beuti9er 2ebrer an
ben 5reiI9ulen tbGtig. Gr 4interldBt
brei @Dbne, bon bteien 1T elmer als
S6ulzPrin5ipul unb Der arbere als
Mr5t in SaDton unidifig; Der brittle
lit Mufifle6rer in Cincinnati.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30
gurppSilhe Sabelberi6te.
RHdtrittbes den
Sabinets.

aidtrittbs buIsartfdsn
Sabinets.
Gpfia. 81. DECEMBER. = Sas
buladrii6e adbinet bat abeebuntt.
Dem 8ernehulen na6 pirb oas neue
aabinet slpei MaeIiener Der Stambu-
Ioffs9artsi umiSlieBen.
8eibnahtsfsier an betIiz
gen Or
eng q. DECEMBER Die
.8orIp" psroffentlidt cine 8abeloe=
peI6s, ppralls crfihtIi6 lit, pie in
bisIem Sabre Der Wsihnadtsz 9tbsnb
unb Der 8eihnattstag an beiligen
@rdbe q~efeiert tpurben. Shpn am
friibsn Mpr9sn tamsn erpbe Menz
ibs1menaen BON Serufalem unb ben
benu66urten Srten. @ieIe lparen aus
europa uno einiae aus Imerita eez
fpmn1en. Den gansen Morgen binz
burd ftr0mtsn Die 2eute nod Der Sc
burtsfirAe, ipelhe Die 8rptte eins
fhlieBen ION, IN Der 9hrtttus 9ebpren
tpuroe. Die Stride mar prd6tpoa
beleu6tet. Nddmitta9s puren Der
0Iab Dor Der Stride unb Die SG6er
Der benu9bartsn 9Guier BON 2euten
befeBt.
On Der SpiBs Der Yrpsefiipn, bE
fif 3ur Stride befpegte, oino Der pa
triar6 in Ssgleitun9 bon tiirtiiden
Solbaten unp feiner Wa6e, oann ia
men Die Yrtsiter, barduf Der frun5Dz
ffte SoniuI nit berittener @storte.
en- Der Stride ipurbe Die Seiper gez
funoen unb Der Se9en 9e9eber. Den
oan3en 4benb tpar Die Stride ME Ieer.
i'm II ubr purben Die Metten seiuns
oen unb S6Ias 5tpDlf ll9r oas r8loz
ria" Damn begab fi6 Der 9dtriurG
gum 6o9aItar unb celebrate einSp6z
amt. Nm gormitta9 oes Wetbna6tsz
tuoes fpurben an iebem Iltar Mehen
osIeIen. 8iele 9ldubiee iparen BON 10
ll6r Ibenbs bis Inn 10 ll9r am @eibz
unhtstdue in Der Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30

W2ar Cohen an Sacob S. 3. Witz
mid, 9runb=, periDnli9es unb sez
mif6tes gtsentbum 81 9uniten Der
@ldubiser; $40.
,gentrul Sapines 8anf Of Ball
timors" an 5. Wilion 2eafin, spei
9runbftiide, 9runbains$250; $500.
yMdlbrpot Seal gftate Co." on
!6attie ". Yutton, Norbfette Der
grebtmanz, nabe 10. StraBe, 81 BEL
Is; $3.50.
Sam. Merritt unb 5rau on Roie
q. 9arpep ETC., Norbieite Der Chem,
nube RegefteritraBe, 1874 Bel 74.3;
$1166.75.
@m. 6. 6offmun unb Nnbere an
Geo. 6. 2loDb u. a., Subpeitfeite
Der groBitraBe, II Bel So, 9runb5ins
$50; $500.
Samuel Sissdsl unb Srau an So
rael @reenbers, 9isbitrabe, 2 grunbz
ftiids; $4,000.
Sruftees Der .gatbolic Cathedral
G9ur9" an SDhn =. Bldte, We1flette
Der 4rlinston=, nabe Hiegs=4 penre,
60,7t BEL =, @runb5ins $50; $3250.
Wm. R.8arnes, Sruitee, an Ser
narb S. McGourt unb Sruu, Wefz
feite Der Mcaimitrabe, 30 BEL 70.
9runb5ins $3.50; $500.
Sarab s. gommans etc. an Suz
muel Siegael, 9isbftrabe, 2 9runbz
ffiide, 81 Bel $50; $2400.
Sofhua 9orner unb 5rau on Wiz
4ael 8. 6orner u. o.. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30
Ger. e6nnrr hnn HnItimnrr.

Sduptquartier: -9ermdnid Mtins
nsrhprsSane." 6etprdFetnt 8. 8.
Wieman, Hr. LOG, Commerce; fStfs
0irisent .. MeIdmet. 9rGtbent SSris
S6siot, Hr. Gas, Columbia Insnue.
@prrtfp. unb prot. SttntGr Senrp
Sieistins, Or. 22S, perl. GafternsIpe
6tndns=Ss tretGr GbarI.s H~suenbabn.
Shasmeifter g. 8. Bagner. 0eIss
satsnneriammIuns ieoen ;peitsa6reis
tag i'm Mlonat.
rIrion."
9auptaudrtier: rMehdnits' Sale,~
gtr. ST, 8sfs6anettetrdbe. Sinsz
ttuRoe: Mtittpphs; Sirigsnt 5. G.
SSrdnt.
r8ermdnid Mdnuer6pr."
9duptquartier: v9ermdniu : Mdn=
ner6or=9dne," Nr. 410-412, Weitz
2ombaroitrabs. Sinsitunos: 0pns
reritas; Sirissnt: Gbp. SDdnsr.
r6robiinn."
>Sduptquartisr: rSrobiinn : Gale"
gtr. 1000, 6reberidzIpe Sinsituns
Be: MittlpOds; 9irisent: 8. Strip
pei.
nIrbeiter 9iebertafeL."
9duptquartier: 9tsiobarot's Sals,
"r. 323, WeitzQrattftr. Sinaitunoe:
Mitttpp6s; 0irisent: 9rpf. s. BOIL
braGt.
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9ouptquartier: @piet's 9aue, Tr.
1922, 9arforo=Q psnue. Sinaitunoe:
Sienitugs; Oirigsnt: 8. 9riippel.
~WteBser Seangperein."
Sauptquartisr: SSoroan's Sane, Or.
"a, Gentre=M Space. Sinoffun=
be: Sienitaes; 9iri9snt: $. G.6runt.
rs tfenfranS."
9auptquartisr: Sprn's Sale, Gfe
5. uno @pu9bitrabe, 9isbIanotupn.
Singitunoe: Mittpo6s; 0irigent: +.
GdrplIs.
rIrbeiter Or Gnner6pr."
9auptquartisr: Inbrsds'0ale, Nr.
314, 9unoperitr. S~ingitunoe: Wlitts
ipp6s; Stri9ent: .. Wfelamst.
rMeIpbte."
9auptquartier: s. Gies' Saue, Ode
2olpitrabe unb SeIairs Wfartt. Sing
ftunoe: 9pnnertags; 9irisent: 5.
GarollIs.
MutcaI Art Club"
9uuptquartier: Snabe's 5dqe an
Der Sit <8aItimprsit r. Sineitunoe:
Mpntues; 9irigent: .. Melamet.
yGoeIpetb."
9auptquartier: 4oer's 9ale, Ode
BON Salt uno Gait Ipsnue. Sing
itunbe: 9ienitags; 9irisent: u.
S6neioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30
Germiihte teIegrapbiide 9epei6en,

- Winfielb g.. 4rter, elm 4Ozidbz
riser Nttienmafler, erf4oB it9 geitern
in feiner @obnung i'm Dftli9en
@tabttbeil BON Yittsburg, ga. @r
ion tiirali9 empfinbli6e @erluite
auf benz &upfermarft e~rlitten baden.
- Ginen pilben 6irf9 nabmen
sfpei @ngeteGte Der Bottom &c 4lbaz
neDz8abn" in Worceiter, MaH., ge=
fungen, bod berf4teb berIelbe bulb
na9ber an Grf4Opfung, cine Solge
Der lansen Su9b, Die auf i'm gema9t
tporben mar. Gr i9ien ii9 aus benz
Siiben p~erlaufen 5u BADEN.
= Senrb 6. @eabroof, grGiibent
Der r@eabroof C Smith Carriage
Company" in gfep : Saben, Conn.,,
purbe in ietner 8obnung ols 2ei9e
aufsefunben. Gin Seraf9lag ideint
feinem 2eben Elm gnbe gema9t au
baden. @r mar CUR ,3eit gdna anein
gu 9auie.
- Sn SD19ht, 8d., IN Der gtdbe
Der 9ren5e BON 9urlanzg ountn, &p.,
qertetben Der Sarmer 8. 8. @tlfon
unb fein Na6bdr Som gorlin iiber
bic Srage in Streit, tper Der grDbte
General bes 8iireerfrieees aetpefen
lei, unb f4liebli4 eri9pb Pdrlin feiz
men 9egner Wilfon.
- Sn Der HG6e bon 9arbourspiGe,
&b., iinb rei9baltise Selquelen an
gebobrt tporben. Cine berielben pro-
buairt 1000 SAB pro Sag.
= Walter unb 9eralb Soble, Is,
reip. Is Sabre alt, fielen seftern bur9
Elm 2uftlo9 i'm giie auf benz Gone
fus : See nabe 2ibonia, H.zg., unb
ertrdnfen.
= Martin 9leafon, so Sabre aft,
Superintendent Der Wilb Sorfe>9dz
monz unb Oedbppob : @ru6en gu
Cripple Greet, COL, lit als 2ei9e uuf
benz gCben zines 300 SUB tiefen
Sda9ts sefunben porben, unb es
f9eint, baB er einem Moro gum
Opfer fiel.
= GarrieRation tpurbe geftern aug
elmer 8erfammlung Der Staatsz
2ebrer : 8eienf4aft bon Ranfas gu
Sopefd, Rs., gepultIdm an bic 2uft
gefebt, als lie uneinsslaben cine Rebe
3u balten neriuhte. +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-30

= ueberbte. 9 m n b ii n g
Der 6unfen : Geographic pirb aus
9elgoldnb bert4tet, bab bic bortige
Station Der 9eieQf9dft fir bra6tloIe
Selegrapbie, SDitem prof. Braun,
Siemens unb Salsfe, lebt6in @elez
genhett bate, Der COMMUNICATIVE if
re Oienite our 8erfigung su itel=
len. Oa man iiber ben 8erbleib Der
betben 8a4ti8iffe nSub" II. lillian"
nt9ts tpuBte, mar bds @erii9t i'm
umlauf, bieielben ieien untergegunz
gen. Die S9iffe tparen bereits um
Wftttag bon Gur6uben ubsebampft II.
tpeber bort nod in Se1golanb fannie
man tbren Nufentbdlt. Quf 4nfrage
BON Berlin unb bonn 3ieler gommunz
Do fonnte teineNustunft gegeben tperz
ben. Sarauf tpanbte ii9 Der Com
manbant on bic Sunfen : Selegraz
pbentatipn, biefelbe rief bas 5euer%
i4tff nN(be 1" an, tpel9es auf ball
6em Wese snii9en Gur6apen unb
0elgoldno liegt, un6 erbtelt fotort Die
Melbung suriid, buB zines Der beibeH
S9iffe bic S9eibe Derloren babe,
unb bab beibe Subr5euse bereits uuf
benz Wege na9 @urbdpen 5uriid be-
griffen ieien. Die groBe 8ebeutung,
pel6e bte brabtlofe Selesrup6te fir
bic S9ifffabrt unb ipe5iea fir ben
3Iifenbienit bat, tritt mebr u. mebr
berpor, unb serube Die 8eri9te bon
Der ni9t ungefdbrli9en @lbmiinbuna
beitGtigen bies. Sort BADEN fiesta
tionen Der Braun : Siemens : Sc
ieli9aft babur4, baB lie felt Monas
ten in ununterbro9enem 8etrtebe ge=
balten 1perben, Der S9tfffabrt uni
ben Marine= unb Gibil6ebOrben 19or
Diele quite 0ienfte geleiittt.
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Carnegie ms stummbuh.

@bteaso, Sas., q. 9e5.- Sn
elmer Iniprd9e, tpel6e Sen Staett,
Prdiioent Der 2onbpner Oodarbeiterz
Union unb 9elesut CUR Contention
oes Imeritanif4en Qrbeiterbunoss,
i'm 6uu : 9otel bielt, iaate bsrielbe:
anorsp Carnegie iOnteSieii6 a%nitati
Bidder taufen. 6dtte er frii6er feinen
arbeitern mebraObn geseben, 70 mir
be sr ieBt ni4t 10 bel Sslb tpssseber
tOnnen unb feline arbeiter fpGren In
bsferen 9erbdltniFsn. Seine 3ubO=
rsr tpqrsn sr0btent6eils S~unbperfer,
pel9e unionen d~noebDren7
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Mbfabrtstuge bon 0cean : 9ampfern'
abfabrt BON Rtbsgorf:

qbfabrt BON zUort:
Str Sampler 16tGtic' en- 81. Se5smb.r mad
2iperpool.
Ser Sampler r9isuria' ON 81. Ssismb.r mad
mad H,apsf uno Stnun.
Ser Sampfer st. 9u1lH am l. Sanuar nab
Eputbdmpton.
Ser Sampler .6aDrfurO' am l. Sanuar na6
Ser Sampler ,Raisfie' am l. Sanuar nab
2iperpopl.
Ser Sampler ga GamSagns' an 2. aanuar nab
Ser Sampf.r sa6nisin 2uiis' an 2. Sanuar mad
Bremen.
Ser Sampler attempting 3iIb:lm" am 4. Sauuur
mad 8rsmsn.
Ser Sampler ~sllmbril" an 4. 5unuar nab
2irtrpool.
Ser Sampler gWsnOmint' am 4. 5uuuur mad
2onbpn.
Ser SumSftr Shirt eismard" am 4. Sanuar
na9 Ttdpsl uHo Stnud.
Ser Sam5F.r r5artar 9rjrce" am 4. Sdnuar
mad Htaptl uHo Genuu.
Str Sampler ,Gpnoam' am 4. 5anuur mad
gtotter DAM.
Ser Sampftr pgutritiu" am 4. sauuar mad
6amburs.
mad RsapsI urb @tnua.
Ser Sampler .3.elans" an 8. Sauuur mad
Southampton.
Ser Sampler Y3s.tano' am 8. Suuuar nab
Mntaptrpsn,
Ser Sampler .WOusolia' am 8. Suuuar nu3
@laseotp.
Der Sampf.r sGpmrit' am s. 5auuar mad
2iperpool.
Scr Sampler raquitains" an 9. sauuar nab
Ser Sampler a. m. SbutFa" an II. San. mad
mad Rsaptl urb @enua.
Ser Saupfer .sugOnia' I'M II. 5dnuar mad
2iOerpopl.
Ser 2amSfr rNiunsasuIis' am II. Sanudr mad
QonDon.
Ser 9ampftr r@sosqia" am II Sanuar mad
2ipsrpoot.
e.. T.LE.s 0l.-;.E -. - N-..- anL Rfns.
Ser 9ampf,r r@rai gsalOuiesD an II. souuar
nab oamburg.
Ser Santpfsr .NsnOdm' ON II. Suuuur naa
Ger Sampler st. 0Oujs. an, Is. 5anudr mad
Soutbnnpton.
Ser Sansfr .atutonit. an IS. Sanudr nd8
2fptrpooI.
9f Sampler ,GrttstanO' an Is. Sanuar nab
Qnftptrptn.
Ser Sampler -@agtcsnt' an l6. Sdnudr na6
Daort.
S.r CAMPER r2smbarbia' an Is. Sdnuar nab
Heapel unD Sienna.
Scr Sampf,r -lrap.' am Is. sanuur mad TtaStf
uno @:nud.
Ger Sausf,r .Gtrur;a1 ar IS. Sanuar nab
2ip,r2upl.
Qoubon.
SIR Sampler ,grOria' AM 10. sanuar mad 6ams
BURG.
Il. Sdnuut HuY SItHlfH.
On Sartpf.r D9bIlaOslpbio' am q Sanuar Ha1
southampton.
Ser 9dmpfsr .sOutbpart' am %. 5anuar nab
4ntperpsn.
Ser Sampler .Strnanit" an q. Sduudr nab
2iptrpool.
Ter Sampftr sSapoi.1 an %. Ssunudr nao
&aprt. ,
CTR Sanpftr seabn' Om 25. Sanuar nab R.aptl
unp Gtnud.
Str Sampf.r rSb.rniu' an p. sdnuar nab 2ts
ptrpopl.
oonoor.
Ser Sdn'sftr rGanaOinn' ON Is. Sanuar nab
n,A,rAnI
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geri6mupfte TempsrsHilsr.
grObs entriifuns iibsr bic einfi.S

grOBe gntriitung iiber DE g'HIn
runq beutfder S%tuOenfsn : @e'
brauds in elmer gOftunsr Sshr=
unifalt.
gpHon. q. 0ss. grdFoent
9ritfett BON benz .MuHaduietts Sn=
ftitute of technology" bat Den Suu=
lern ositattet, mad beutffem Stlroer=
ten grau6 gommers db5u9dltsr' IL
linen gu fol6en gefeaigsn3u amn zen
fiinfteH cine Rdumlidteit in Dem YIN
ifaltsqsbdube our 9srfiigung 9s1teIt'
Sarpb 6errf6t sroBe gntru1fan9 IN
ben areiien Der Muder u1o Watsr=
bolbe. Der 8erbanb Der 6isitgen Wtez
tbobiifen : 9reDiger bat fOglsi9 Elm
9erodmmunssurtheil Ibsr Prd1!oent
grit6ett uusgefpro6sn unO peri55le=
bene reliable 8ereinisungsn pon So=
ton riiifen gu sIeidem Wor9eRsn.
grit6ett bat in einem Sarstbsr bar
aeleot, bah sr bic gan5e angelegenbeit
nur BON Der prattifdsn @ette beurz
tbeilt babe. Die 6ruge mar, ob man
ben S%tubenten gu ibren geieltgen 3u=
fummenfiinften cine Rdumlidtelt in
Der 4nitalt iiberlufen foute, mo ne
suiummen nit ibren 2sbrern etnsn
einfa6en 2unid nit mdBigsn Audn<
titGten 8ier binunterIpiIer, ooer oh
bic Stubenten foitfpielige 3uldmmenz
finite in 6otels ober 8eitaurants ob=
balten ionter, po ie niat inter Iut.
ii6t itdnben. @einer Inii4t nab lei
bic bon linn eingenpmmens Stelung
in Der 5rage bic ein5ig ri4ti9s, bic
ben @tuoenten gu elmer mdBpolen3ez
benspeiie perbelfen ipiirbe. Prdiloent
prit6ett tpiro feline l1sber5eugllng
bemnG6it miirbli4 in elmer yer
fammlung DON bieiigen preol9err
perfe9ten.