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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
ADVERSE OPINION.
Attorney Duvall Opposes Application
for Remission OF Penalties.

Attorney Duvall Opposes Application
for Remission OF Penalties.
A. B. Duvall. attorney for the District,
has rendered an opinion to the Commits
sioners on the legal points involved in the
request of w. H. Grimshaw of PAT 10th
street. northeast for permission to pay taxes
for the years 1896 to 1901, inclusive. on lot
49, square 1859, without penalties and in
terest. The attorneys opinion is as fol-
lows:
1.-THE assessors favorable recommends
ton is based upon the allegation that the
property was improperly transferred from
w. H. Grimshaw to Horace s. Cummings
on the assessment books under a deed
dated October II, 1889, from the heirs at
law Of Stepheny Forrest, and that the title
Of the owner. said w. H. Grimshaw, was
finally established April 20. 1901. by de-
cree of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia Equity No. 1924.
1.-THE Supreme Court Of the United States,
reversing the decree in said cause, held
that the title to these and other lots COM
prislng the north half of square 1889 was
in the heirs of Stepheny Forrest.
I'm the further proceedings in said case,
in conformity with the opinion Of the Su-
preme Court, said lot 16 was assigned to
satisfaction Of a certain claim he had es-
tablished against all Of the property 1t
thus appears that said lot was properly
transferred to said Horace s. Cummings
The lot was thereafter sold for taxes and
a deed therefor given May p. 1894, to Wei
Ter and Repetti. the latter of whom. on
January II. 1898, conveyed his interest to
M. 1. Weller. who on July o. 1901, con-
veyed his interest to w. H. Grimshaw.
lit thus appears that the municipal au-
thorities have done no act which put them
in any wise in default in this matter The
several assessments appear to be regular,
and I am of the opinion that the applica-
ton should be denied"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
ILLEGIBLE WRITING Qllustrated).
The trouble it causes experts in the DOS
Office.
Recommendation Disapproved.

Recommendation DisapprOved.
How to prevent accidents to pedestrians
on Pennsylvania avenue and F street is
the subject of a somewhat lengthy commu-
nication to the Commissioners from Mr..
William M. King. formerly of the Agri-
cultural Department. Mr.. Kings plan is
to have red lines painted on the pavement
at street crossings, inside of which pedes-
TRANS could supposedly walk with safety
He suggests that drivers or bicycle riders
who injure persons within these red lines
should be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law, and any one trying to evade re-
sponsibility for an accident within the
lines should be fined double.
The communication was referred to the
police department for investigation. Major
Sylvester, superintendent, and Lieut.. Amiss
Of the first precinct have recorded their
opinions as against the plan. and Commits
sioner Ross has Endorsed this finding
Lieut.. Amfss, in commenting on the
plan, says that it is neither expedient nor
practical. He says there have been very
few accidents which have resulted in death
at the places referred to, and when such
have occurred it has invariably been
shown that the cause was contributory
negligence. He says that special crossing
officers are on duty at the points mem
toned, to prevent fast driving and enforce
the regulations, which have proved effica-
ciOuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
Lee and Hob.on Make Speeches.

A dispatch from Mountain Lake Park.
Md, yesterday says: One Of the largest
gatherings that ever assembled In the
Park was here today to hear Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee and Capt. Richmond Pearson
Hopson Of the United States navy. Cap
tain Hobson spoke on the navy in the
forenoon, and made a vigorous plea for a
strong navy to protect our commerce on
the seas and our interest beyond the seas;
to protect our coasts and the great wealth
OF our coast cities. and to protect the canal
across the isthmus; to protect our expand
Ing Industries, which are seeking the mar
kefs of the world and to enforce the Mon-
roe doctrine.
In the afternoon Gen. Fitzhugh Lee lee
tured to an immense crowd. on 1.-THE United
States in Peace and War;"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
Sick Man Under Charges.

A young man who gave his name as
Harry M. Page was found on lot near
New Jersey avenue and 9Th street north
west, about o'clock last night, suffering
from the effects of strong drink He was
given treatment at hospital and was
afterward locked up charged with grand
larceny. 1t is alleged that he stole $35
from L. w. Lohr of Anacostia, for whom
he worked as q gardener
The young man admitted he had worked
for Mr.. Lohr, but denied that he had taken
the money charged. Sergeant LYDIA and
Policeman Crown made the arrest and will
have the case in court tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
Future Repair. OF ships.

The Secretary Of the Navy has issued an
order placing the repairing Of all ships un-
der the bureau Of construction and repair.
Heretofore the work of repairing vessels
has been divided up among the various
bureaus. and that practice led to consider
able confusion. For several years before
his retirement Admiral Hichborn favored
the plan which Is now to be put In effect
Of having all such work done under the
direction of the bureau OF construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16

The police took charge of q colored In
FAINT yesterday at the request of Mrs Bet
tie Ford, colored. living at No. 4 Pierce
street alley. The infant was found Mon
day where 1t had been abandoned, and
Mrs. Ford at first thought she would keep
II, but yesterday the little one became sick
and the woman sent for a policeman The
child was given into the care of nurse
in the employ Of the board OF children's
guardians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
The Government i'm Possession.

The government has taken possession of
the property at Charleston. s. c., upon
which the new naval station at that place
is to be constructed. Captain Longnecker
and Paymaster Shedding have notified the
department that the last of the purchase
money was paid and the property was
taken possession of on Wednesday. The
purchase price was about $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16

Wanda P, Whimsical. Ben Bolt, Tank
ard and Matte Chun were also in the race.
Three-quarter-mile dash-Arbitrator won;
Beauregard, second; Gallant, third. Time,
LIZ. Passport, AGA Beatrice, Lady Has
been, Kings Pride, McFonso, <ialma, John
Morrella also ran. Lady Hasbeen was left
at the post.
Better records could have been made it
is claimed, had not the course been made
SO heavy by the rain of Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
Must Bx More Specific.

The secretary suf the Hagerstown. Md,
fair has written 1.-The commissioners. re-
questing to be allowed to Swing banner
for one month. from September 10 to octo-
Der 15." Maj. Sylvester has suggested to
the Commissioners that 1t would be ncces-
sary for the applicant to state where he
desired to swing his banner before the per-
mission could be granted. Commissioners
Ross has placed his approval upon this
finding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
Deaths I'm the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health department for the twenty-fo four
hours ending at noon today:
Matthew H. Kimball. "a years; Jane Eliz-
abeth Paterson. 63 years; Thomas Thacke-
ray, 62 years; Henrietta Joyce. 81 years;
George w. Bauer, 60 years; William Smith,
so years: Charles M. Dougherty, 40 years:
James William Calhoun. 30 years: Mary
Nelson, "a years; Marguerite Louise Elliott.
% years; William Harris. q years; William
H. Holmes, 26 years: Belva E. Johnson. Z
months: Carter Hughes, days; John An
derson, 3 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-J. Lawson Stoddard Of New York
city and Ida M. O'Donnell Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio: John ]. Luskey and Marie E. Crouch;
John w. Allen and Emma Isabel Day, both
Of Prince Georges county. Md: Edward M.
Southall and Catherine HI. Mentally.
Col0red - George King and Catherine
Banks; George w. Alexander and Stella
Posey; Frank Burley and Minnie Gibson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16

Eleven insane veterans of the civil war
were received this forenoon at ST. Eliza
beth's Asylum for the Insane. They were
brought from Leavenworth, Kan. The In
firmities of several Of the new arrivals were
plainly visible. This class of patients Is
always provided with the pleasantest quar-
ters at the hospital Within the past few
days there have been received at st. Eliza
beth's eleven insane soldiers who havo
been with the American troops In the Phil
iprines Eight of the men are white. Their
cases Representative usual type OF insanity
among the men serving In the Philippines.
which Is not regarded as very serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
RAIN AT MARLBoRo'.
Racing InterfeFed With by a Copious
DOwnp0ur.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
MARLBORO', Md. August 16, 1901.
When the southern Maryland fair came
to close yesterday afternoon sigh Of re-
lief was given by quite number Of the Of
ficials of the fair association. This was due
to the fact that every year the fair is in
terrupted by rain, and 1t was stated by
some that hereafter the fair will be set for
a date other than when the moon is chang
ing. About o'clock yesterday afternoon
black cloud let loose its contents. and
made the race course deluge Of mud.
By the time the fair closed yesterday
some of the owners of horses not in the
days races had their stock in readiness to
go to Timonium. The races which were
run off yesterday resulted as follows:
For southern Maryland horses, two in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16

Chills and Fever IL a bottle Of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t IL simply iron and Quinine
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HOME BUILDING ASSOC ALTON.
Once OF Treasurer. 1907 Pa. ave-: VI Secretary.
2I35 st. NV.

HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Once OF Treasurer. 1907 Pa. ave.: VI Secretary.
2l35 Ii st. NV.
Shares. 500 each.
Monthly payments, 81 90 per share.
Monthly meetings, I'd Tuesday evening Of each
month. at s.w corner Ia. and 10th Ut. nv.
$500 per share be obtained u loan.
Monthly payment therefor, 81 per month.
per cent interest allowed on monthly payments
stock redeemed cancelled ia settlements,
which may be made at any time.
Expenses for loans at lowest possible figures.
large amount OF funds hand for those dc.
string loans.
Applications for loans may be made at any time
to either Of the officers named below at the
monthly meetings and be obtained without I'm.
ANsON S. TAYLOR. President. 1912 F It, NV.
GEO. w. LINKINS. Vice President, cor 10th
and H SITS. NV
W. h. WETZEL. Secretary, 2l35 st. NV.
EDWARD 3. WESCOTT. Treasurer. 1907 Pa.
ave. NV.
DIRECTORS.
yAMES ID. b1nAM: ........... 800 q 81 I've
JOHN B. GiLFILIEN. .ib2i Columbia st. nv.
GEO, J: JOHNSON. Cor. Pa. ave and 9th NV.
CdAS. N MOOttE. LISP lltn %. n.Ws
g. NORRIS THORNE. .933 23d st. NV.
MADISON WHIPPLE.. .10l% III ct. nv.
1e27-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
THE SATURDAY STAR.

THE SATURDAY STAR.
Notable Features of TOmOrrOw's Big
Paper.
Special and regular writer's at many
points will present observations and news
of what the world is doing.
IN GERMAN NEW GUINEA Qllustrated).
habits of Kaiser Wilhelm's south Pa
cific subjects.
HINTS OF THE FALL Qllustrated).
Paris and New York fashion letters both
timely and interesting.
THE FIREBRAND Ollustrated).
The sixth installment of S. R. Crockett's
ceding chapters.
OUT OF THE DOLDRUMS Qllustrated).
A short story by Theodore Waters telling
anew of woman's devotion to those she
loves.
WHAT INSECTS COST.
Their ravages mean loss of millions Of
dollars annually.
UNCLE SANS LAND.
Millions of acres are bought, sold and
given away.
IN GIDDIEST GOTHAM
A special correspondent tells typical tales
in a breezy way.
SIR THOMAS Upton Qnustrated).
Interesting chapter on the personality Of
the cup challenger.
IS ANDREE DEAD?
Four years have passed, but his mother
still thinks her explorer-boy is safe
somewhere.
SEEING NEW YORK.
A woman can follow these hints and at
moderate expense do the big metropolis.
TABLE AND KITCHEN.
The uses of parsley and other herbs in
favoring.
BUILT FOR SPEED.
The new torpedo boat destroyers recently
launched.
TO STUDY INEBRIETY.
Science has at last found use for the
drunkard.
ELIGIBLE WRITING Qllustrated).
The trouble ii causes exnerts In the moot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NATIONAL. LODGE. NO. IL, F. A A. NJ
A special communication of this lodge will be
held at Masonic Temple corner of 9th and
SITS NV Saturday. Aug. IL, at O'Clock pm
for the purpose Of attending the funeral OF our
late brother, q. W. Bauer. Members of sister
lodges fraternally invited to be present
BY order of the W. NJ.
1t HARRY l.. wALCOTT. Sec.
WASHINGTON. j. c.. August 16. 1901
Notice. will not be responsible for any debt
contracted by my wife. Alice NJ Floyd, on and
after the above date, she having left my bed ana
board without just cause.
aul6-2t" A. {. FLOYD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16

Am abundance of fine
Maple Flooring for hard
wood floors always avail
able for immediate deIiV=
cry.
No harder wood flooring made--nothing that
will look finer wear better
Thos. w. Smith, 1 Is, st G InS ave-
te7-3m-2O Phone East III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
RAIN AND COOLER TONIGHT.

Shifting Winds, Becoming North to
East and Increasing.
Forecast till pm. Saturday-For the
District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, rain and cooler tonight and
Saturday, shifting winds, becoming north
to east and increasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16

AUG. IA, 19O1.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
stockholders of the East Washington Heights
Traction Railway Company for the election of
directors will be held WEDNESDAY, Aug. p,
1901, at AIS pm. at 507 st. w.
au15-5ts D. G, FOUNTAIN. Secretary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

beutenbften unb einflubrei9ften I'M
buftrieuen unb setperbli6en 8ereintz
gunaen in Gbeinlanb unb in Weltfalen
ben Ylan, Dor aIer Wslt als Muiter
unb our Ra6eiferungft Elm umfahenbes
Bib afler te9nifden unb Infringement
ltdea 6oTtf6ritte gu geben, bic i'm
Befen Der preubif9en Monardie felt
1880, benz Sabre Der lebten 9lfelborz
fer M~us1teGung, ersielt tporben paren.
Gs mar babel bon felbft eegeben, bab
nit biefer, fir 1902 in Qusfi9t gez
rommetien 4usftelIuns, fir bic pies
berunn 9Ifetborf .auserieben purbe,
tine beutf9aationafe &unitausitenung
gu berbinbea tpar, unb Bel Der alIieiz
tige1 8eseifterung fiir ben 8ebanfen
rabm man aH9 cine tunitbitorif9e
Musifelfung in ben Pan .auf. Sn
tpentger1 Maden tparen 100000
Marf @arantiefoabs gesei4net, unb
beute erbeben fid aaf benz ~onsldbernb
stpei enalif6e MeiIen lansea. am
Mbeinufer. fi9 Enlightenment Maisftelz
IanasaelGnbe fdon ridGtise 8auten,
tpdfrenb anbere in Der ausfiibrung
besrtffen finb ober bemnd9it besor,
men tusrben. S9ienenselei{e, bic nit
ben StdetsbabnbDfen unb benz 9afen
in @erbinbang iteben, bur9sieben bas
Ausftenunssseldnbe, unb 2otomotiper
bringen eanss 3iise nit Material aner
Dirt. 9ie preueif4e Staats> gifen<
abns@ertpaltuns erri9tet auf benz
Serrain einen b~efoaberen perfonen>
9abnbof, 10 bab Der 8ertebr Der aus>
tpdrtisen 8efuasr rnmtttsl6ar in bic
MusFenuns eelettet iperbtn tann.
Gabrtpese NIT pierfaden 8aumreiben
rnb sGrtnerii9e @nlasen tperben nod
in bteiem Sommer pollenbet.
Sen Mittelpunft bes sefammten
Observation-Disclosures nimmt bas
Sauptausfenunsssebdube elm. Darin
fouen bos Runitsetperbe, bic 4emifae.
bic SertiG<S nbuftrie, bas @ars unb
Sngenieurpefen tire @~usteaunsss
gegenitdnbe benz 8ei9auer Dor Iuger
fu6ren.s Die 2Gnse bes 9auptsebdus
bes betrdst 1145 SUB 8 Sou, Bel elmer
Siefe bon 236 SUB 8 Sou. Cine 3ups
pei, beren @panntpeite SO Sub 5 Sou.
Bel elmer 6Dbe bon 229 SUB 8 Son,
betrGat, tpirb bieies @ebdube tr0nen.
Das Snnere ber auppel pirb bon
einem 124 SUB 8 3oG bohen 8epDlbe
iiberfpannt. bas NIT einem reth betos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

ben S4lub bes bo9seitli6en 3uges
bilbet.
9ebteref spirb bon 2aternen, f9On
geI9nibten unb pergolbeten 8alba9tz
men, unter benen 8ddereien, 3udertpert
unb berglei9en getragen perben, ers
TIfnet. Gin gerempnienmetiter geleitet
tim bur9 Die 9auptftraben. Gong
foliage unb bic SDne elmer WufitfapeIe
berfinben fein Naben. Der Geremoz
nieHineiiter iiberrei9t benz 8ater Der
Sraut einen auf Iet6em Pupier gez
l9riebenen Brief (rotb tit bic Surbe Der
Sreube), ben Der 8ater bes 8rGutiz
cams ODER 2ebterer ielbit Der 8raut
ienbet unb pprin tie gebeten pirb. it9
in ban miteei6idten Srautituble in tbr
neueS 9eim tragen gu laien. Dieter
Srae|eiiel lit DON unten his betnabe
5rr balben 9Obe auf alien Seiten NIT
ipitb1ren Sttdereien auf i9perem,
~bpbrctbem Mtlas nit fleinen 8ilbern
unb Spiesetn umgeben. Nan finbet
namentli9 bic 5isuren BON Sra6en
gum Nbi6reden Der ubDien Settler"
bertreten. Mi6t mtnber toftbar finb
Die bier BON Oben berabbGngenoen
qua ilen, bic aus sriiner unb rotber
Seioe sefto9ten iinb. Sas in 9p9<
rptb unb Cob sebaltene Dad TT retd1
NIT Champions eef4miidt; bic betben
burh ben Stub 1aufenben Stangen
unb bic Queritdneen finb ROTH ledirt
unb reid sefdnibt. Ra9 benz @bfateb
bon ibren gltern pirb bic 8raut mi!
einem bi9ten rotbieibeuen S4leter perz
bIGt. sic beiteist bann ben 8rauts
ftubl. befen Sbir sei4fofen tpirb. go
tptrS fie unter Muiitbeslcttung mad
benz 6auie bes 9rdutisarts sarasen,
Dor tefen Sbiir bieier fie erpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Die .Niuerico."

8riess 8albpin. tDeilte bieier
Sage in 9umburg. UNI bon Sem gort
bortbin sebra6ten propiant fir feline
Expedition gu inipi5iren unb hehen
WeiterbefOrberuns na9 Sromfoe unb
Sanbefiorb, Nortpesen, mo bic beiben
fir bic Polarreife beftimmtea S9iffe
!. @mericaS unb rTritbiof"
%an5uorbnen. Ser Sireftor Der
.beuti9en Seetparte in 9amburg, Wtrf<
@ebeimer MbmirniitGtsratb Or.
t9eors Neumaper, Der feiner 3eit bic
4nrcsuns fir bic beutfde Siopolur>
Expedition CAB, l~eiitete 8olbpin iebe
erbentli9e 9ilfe unb fdentte inn unter
Mnberem bic neueiten, bon Or. Damien
enttporfenen Norbpolarfarten.
0ie .s;Nmeriea" 1T Bel elmer 2Gnge
Don 157 SUB, elmer 8reite BON % unb
einem Siefsans bon 10 SUB bas sr0Bte
Jdhraeug, bas ie Biz in bic Norbpolar<
@esionen tborgebrunsen lit. Gs bieb
friiber u@saramaur" unb gebSrte
einer, gaslGnber Mamens Walter, Der
bas S4iff als Belfif9fGnser pertpen<
bette. Sas 5abraeus lit mad Dirt elmer
Bart eebau., nit solem Seseltpert
unb susleid nit siatr 9ilfsmaf9ine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16


boren. Gr srabuirte am Rortbpeisern
college gu N~aperpile, Sa., unb befanb
fi6 fpdter in Sieniten bes Wetterz
bureaus gu Maibinston. .. 6. 8albs
min mar Mitelieb Der pearpzglcrbs
polar Expedition 1893 auf 1894; in
1898 auf 1899 betbeiligte er ii9 or
Der @eGmcnsN orbpolars Expedition.
9as beutI6e SiibpolarsS diff. Der
r@anB," lit aus Spl8 sebaut. I'm
,geaen Gisprefunsen Wiberftanb Su
leiiten, TT es bur6 itarfe innere !Sol5s
.abiteifunsen unb bur4 breifade Be-
plantans NIT @t4en, Rot4tanns uno
@reenbdrt@Sols befeii9t. Sas Sabrs
seug TT, BET elmer WaHerperbrGnsung
bon 1450 Sonnen, 1913 SUB 1 3on
lang, SO SUB 5 3oll brett unb eebt Is
SUB 9 3oG tisf. Cine breifo@e @rs
panipmaidine sibt benz S3iff cine
Jabrsef6pinbigteit bon iieben See
meilen in Der Stunbe. Neben eleftri>
f4em 2idt .erhdlt Sas S4iff aud
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

San rancisco," Olympia" bus aiz
tenbertbetbi9ungs zSabr5eus nMontes
rep" unb bas S9la9ti9iff Oregon"
geliefert. 8eionbers mar es bas lebz
tere Sabrseus, tpel6es bic Union Sron
Worts unb beren beraeitigen General
@ei9Gftsfiibrer unb Disqualification
Srping SO. Scott beribmt ma9te. SIN
8au besriffen tit CUR 3eit auf ben
Werter bas S4la4tf9iff nWisconz
fin."
Srpins 81. Scott tpurbe i'm Seaem=
Der 1887 gu Sebron Mius, Mb., als
Sobn zines 9eiftli9en seboren. 81
beiu6te bic Dffentli9e S9ule su 8altiz
more unb bic Milton=Ifabemie. Scott
erlernte bic beutI9e Spra9e unb Bill
bette ii9 gum 3ei9ner i'm Maf9inens
fad aus. Sn 1858 tpurbe CT bon Yeter
9onabue ols 3ei6ner fir bic Union
Sron @orts ersasirt. Sn 1862 be-
gam Scott Elm eisenes 9ei9Gft CUR
9eriteluns BON MinenzM ai4inen. Sn
1868 trat er iebp6 pieber in Die
Sienits Der Union Sron @orts unb
purbe beren superintendent. 4la
bann stpei Sabre ipGter gster Sonabue
Der attipen 8etbdtisung in ieinem
gtabliIIement e~ntioste, ma3te er Scott
gu ieinem &hocie.
Srping 80. Scott bat it9, auber II
Der @erpaltuns bes 3iefsnz@tabli1e
ments, audi i'm 0ffentliden 2eber
mebrfaa b%erporeetbun. gr purb'
1872 in ben falifprnii6en Stats;
fenat setpGblt unb bat in Der Stab
am v9olbenen Sbpr" etli9e pi9tist
Qemter betleibet. gegenpdrtig lit el
SruItee Der 2e[anb Stunforb=l timber.
ftGt, iopie Hesent Der llniperiitdt Dor
3alifornien. Scott gilt als elm gutter
&ebner unb i6arfer Senter. Sein'
@rtifel, bic er ii6er Qrbeiter= unb inbu'
ftriel. Srasen in Magaainen unb &e.
buen berDffentli9te, BADEN f9on Der:
f9iebene Male sroBe Nufmerffamteit
berporserufen. 8or Ginger 3eit er:
bielt Scott bonn 3aren cine Ginlubuns
mad ct. petersburg, UNI NIT i'm
iiber ben @au GROCER S9iffe fir bi
rufff6e &rieesflotte gu beratben
WGbrenb ieines Qufentbaltes it
rSrtsco" ptrb Praiibent Mc9inlep bel
9ait Scotts iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16


r1rren YIasoperlt1t uberosdt ntrD.
Oie @epDlbefld9en perben bon berz
porrogenben 0iFelborfer aiinfttern
nit rei9en Malereien seiGmudt, pdbs
renb bic 3pidel nit rei4er ornamsnz
taller 9ilbbauerarbeit perfeben toerten,
Ser g6aratter Ger 0IHelborfer
Iusftelung ptrb einerieits 6ebinst
bur9 bic 8ef9rGnturs auf RbsinldnO
unb Weitfalen unb bena9barte BE-
sirfe. anberieits bur9 ben 9%runbiab
bes Grnften unb @ornebmen. aae
mittelmdbissn aeiitunsen iino ausses
f9loifen, iebe Sabrmarttbeisube, aud
in ben @ersniisunsen. nirb fernsebals
ten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge ind Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
s.. s..ss a' 70. IMMzzW:

@tne @beGotterie finbet bier
TqI TN Sabre ia gmeIinst (aublanbl
ftaft. 1aau piirfelt man eth tunses
mtGb9en aus unb p~ertauft 5000 2oofe
at einem Mubel &c gents). Den gr=
tras erbalt bas WGb@en als Mtt9tft
unb Der @efber bes etnaisen @epinrs
too5es beiratbet lie. 3upeiltn ton1t,t
es tpobl Dor, bdb er bic setonrer1e
4raut eimer1 anbeten Wanne aberlGbt.
Sn btsfern Sale pirb bas @elb stpts
f&en tbner getheilt.
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Danpfbeisuns. Huber unb S9rulbe
tDnnen burb etnen 8runnen an Sed
genommen perben. Sas Jabrseug
entbdlt unter 4nberem einen bur4
Qcetplen beleu9teten S4einperfer unb
eine Winbmible, tpel9e ipenn Die &efz
fel ni9t unter Sampf iinb, bic Sbz
nomenclature antreiben ion. 5ubrer
Der Expedition, fir tpelde Der beuti9e
&ei9stas i'm Sabre 1899 100000
Mart perpiuiste, 1T Der 36idbrise
8erltner neutrality-suspicious. Or.
Grid b. Srpsa1sti. Serfelbe
gilt unter ben iiinseren 9eosrapben
als elmer Der besabteiten unb tenntz
nibreiditen unb bat ii9 als Sorz
f9unssretfenber in Noropolarsebieten
beretts portrefflt9 bepdbrt. @uber
Der aus 5 Sffiaieren unb 20 Mann
beftebenben gefabuns bes S9iffes,
tperben Srpsalstt auf Der &eiie. Die
i'm Qusut b. s. ansetreten tperben
fon, nod bier pifenf9aftlt9e SHE'LL
nebmer beeletten.