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Lowest rates on excursion tickets good
for ten days, fifteen days and until
Oct 81
Apply at THE Milwaukee" offices or
write ]. T. Conley. Assistant General
Passenger Agent, st. Paul, for the Nil
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NEw YORK MIN1Na srocKs.

NEW YORK MONEY-New York, Aug
1l.-Close: Money on call closed steady
at 2Aq212; last loan. 2l2 Prime mercan-
tile paper, 1905 per cent. Sterling ex-
change easier, with actual business III
bankers bills ct 81. S7S4 CASTS for demand,
and at 81. S59sGe4. 851z for sixty days; post
ed rates $4S6q4 S612 and s4SS1aG14 SO.
Commercial bills. 81 $40. 50. Bar silver,
5S1sc. Mexican dollars 45c. Government
bends steady.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures Aug
1.-THE stock market is still very steady,
but firm. American shares We're far from
brisk, but Were confident from the very
feeling that the worst IS now known.
New York seemed to be anxious to
check the speed Of the advance but we
continued to buy in a narrow market
causing prices to close at the best The
Bank OF England has received G67 coo
gold in bars, and has on board the
steamer Ventura, sailing from Sydney
Tor San Francisco, 100000 soVereigns.
Paris exchange, p .2112 Berlin. 20 44%
Corsols for money, 941s; consols for the
NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Report-
ed by II. Holbert & Soh-There are no new
Developments in the steel situation We
are inclined to believe that the strike will
not be so quickly terminated as the steel
company anticipates, although virtually
the issue is settled. A drive during the
last hour was made at the general list
which weakened prices considerably
BANK CLEARINGS.
St. Paul, 672.271.
Minneapolis 81 7S5, 40
New York $15S $50, ,539
Chicago, $24, ,S09 423
Boston, $19,075. 800.
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s7essTnent for Paving Bradley,
North and bedford streets.

Ohlee OF the Board OF Public Works.
City OF ST. Paul. MINI. Aug 8, 1901
The Board Of Public Works In and Tor
the corporation Of the City OF St Paul
Minnesota. Will meet az their Office In
said city, at 2. m. on the 26rn day OF
August. a. -. 1901. 70 make an asseBs-
menL ~ benefits. costs and expenses aris-
ing from paving Bradley street from
Seventh street TO north line or North
street: North street. from Bradley street
TO the east line o. Bedford street and
Bedford street. from North street % the
north line Of Decatur street. Including
granite curbing; also including the nee
essary gas, wator and sewer connections
to the property lines IN said city on the
property specially benefited thereby,
amounting IN the aggregate 10 S3S. ~.
All persons Interested are hereby motif
fed 70 De present at said tlme and place
Of making said assessment. and wiz b0
JOHN g erode.
President P-o Ten
Official. c. i. BRONSON.
Clerk Board Of FublLc WcrES.
A@g is-sb3t-.t
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IN N Z. c. lists -I045s
IN ]. G. gen. .5s.I29
Nor Pacific 3s. 70
do is ,Io{5s
NY CO ST.. 4s1O7i,s
y; & w. con. IS. .1O2
'Ore. Nav. 1sts.Il0
90 rs -...... .102%
"Ore. s. L. IS. ..125 g
do con. 5s. .I1s5k
Read. gen. As. 95
X: w. lists. .lO1Iz
Sd. & I'M. con. .5s11fJz
.S.L: & SIG. .gs.125
ST. p. eonsoIs. .1S1
'St. Per P.Ists1137l
do 5s ........ .IlGi,s
So. Pacific As. 90
So. Ry. 5s. ..1l6
IS. r. & T. 6s. 57k
IT. & Pac. lists. .11Sh
fdo 2ds ..... 9S15
Union Pac: is. .104Iz
wabash lists lib
do DDS .IIOIz
+West Shore IS. .1l2i5
Wis. Cent. lists. SIX
Va. Centuries :. 94H
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Judson; l. n. Brown. Boyd; J.. X. Troll
Gabbon; Olson & Taylor, Wells.


MIDWAY HORSE MARKETEMinne-
sofa Transfer. St. Paul. Miun.-Barrett
q zimmerman report heavy draCters con-
uhulng moderately active Drivers and
coacn horses recovered the decline noted
IN the sales Of MonCav. Receipts OF
morseS We're steady, with IuIhtY above
the average. Values.
DrafterS extra ............. gIf5 fo cf2o
DraIterS choice .................. 12j 10 40
Farm mares extra ..... no To- J95
Farm mares choice ......... W 10 no
Mules ........... f0J M t95
CHICAGO. Aug. i4.-Cattie - Receipts
200 including 800 Texans and / 200
Westerns. Choice steers steady: others
slow. Butchers stock about steady Tex
ans and Westerns steady and active
Good TO prime steers. $5.50n64O, poor TO
medium, 800 30, stOckers and feeders
slow except choice 81 15Gtf 10. cows. 81 5Oj
4I3O; heifers. s2.2Jfi520: canners, 81 516D
40; bulls weak. $225Il425: calves. x3u6.
IeNas rat steers 1.-TWO cars averaged 50 -
W4&), 8.Z5M4sO; Western steers S. A61
$50 HOgS-Recefpts today 5000. tOIn0r-
row, 2S,gt0; left over, $500. opened weak,
closed stronger. mixed and butchers $3.50
abl2h: good 70 choice heavy. $5.GiH612;
good 10 choice heavy, s.. 6OGt6.z0; rough
heavy, $5.45M5.55 light $5.4505.97iz bulk
OF sales. $5.S04G. Sheep-Receipts, 22,OGO:
sheep and lambs choice nearby; steady;
S3.6On42O. fair to choice mixed 50 200
BOO; Western sheep $3.10H4Z5. yearlngs,
50. 6cGt4.25; native lambs. $3a5.5O Western
lambs ST. 20Ni5.5O.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. H-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900. steady 30 easier: native
steers S4S0n5.S0; Texans. 2. 8Og390 cows
and heifers S2.5005; stOcksrs and feeders,
81. .65GGi4.30. Hogs-Receipts. 5000: steady;
bulk Of gales. s5.G5a6: heavy. seas 10;
packers, $5.70Gf6; mixed. S5.65G6: workers.,
S5.35n5.75; pigs, $3.50n5.30. Sheep Re
celpts. 1000; strong: sheep, sat; lambs.
$l.5Od525.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 4-Cattle-Re Receipts,
500: steady 10 slow natiye steers. $fD
5-75; cows and heifers. S2u4S0; stOckers
and feeders. S23OlI4; Texans. S3li4.30.
Hogs-Receipts. 800; mostly Sc lower:
pigs, $5.S5n5.9O; packers, s.. 5Ol1j.9J. butch
ers. SGlr615. Sheep-Recelpts, $500;
steady; native sheep, S5a3GJ; lambs. $40
G52C
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. H-CattIe-Re-
criDts, 1900. steady to slow to 10c lower:
native steers. s. $37O05.S5; Texans. s. 5Ol1
1900: cows and heifers. SZ.70lI42j; can
ucrs 81 .Zjit2. 80. stOckers and feeders. - -
1850 Hogs Receipts, 1000; opened 90
lower, strong, heavy. S5.75Gt590. mixed.
s5.70[C5.75. pigs. a. 50Gt5.30; bulk Of sales,
S5.75fI5SO. Sheep-Receipts, 5000: 10c low
er; common and stock sheep, 2.25lI250;
lambs. $3 75lt5.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Aug. 1E-Cattle-
Receipts. coo: market steady: beeves.
s. .2jlI5. 30; cows. bulls mixed, $26p3; stock
ers and feeders. 81. 2.50ll3. 10; calves and
yearlings. $2.7JGl3. 80. Hogs Receipts
800; market a shade higher s. CjltJ.sj;
bulk 81 5.721z.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Totals

Other Grains-Winter wheat. 1 car; No.
corn, cars: No. 9 oats, 16 cars; No .
rye, 10 cars; No. 8 barley. "A cars; No.
barley, cars: No. 3 barley, ? cars: no
grade barley, 2 cars; No. 1 flax, % cars;
Cars Inspected Out-No. northern
wheat, $50; No. , northern, III; No. 8 II:
rejected, Z; no grade, s; No. corn. /: no
grade corn, l; No. 3 oats. %; No. 2 rye.
Il: No fax, l; rejected fax 2
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sOl, compared wi
The following table shows the roads
over which yesterdays receipts came in.
and the number of loads hauled by each.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Mixed


COMPARATIVE receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ...........GOO
week ago ................. s25
A year ago .... 195
Quotations: Lights, IS. .55a5.SO; mixed
ana butchers, S5.6OQ5.90; heavy. s. 500
$50; rough packers, s.. .25d5. 40: boars S36e
$50; stays. %.50a5 .25. No hogs ON SAFE
that were even good in quality. Repre-
sentative sales:
Mixed and Rutchers
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Heavy Packing and Rough
CATTLE
Compa; atiye receipts:

Compa; atiYe reCeints:
1otal Tor today (estimated) ........... 400
- 90 ..s....................... El3
quotations: Prime butcher steers. IS
qo.4O; good to choice, "a. .5OIt4 80; fair 10
good, $3.75GfI.2 IS; common TO fair 81 25G6
~; prime butcher COWS and heifers 50 30
44Zo; good TO choice butcher cows and
neHers, S5S5G13.I %; fair 10 good s.. .75lD
80; Gamers and cutters. 81 .50d2 60 good
to choice butcher bulls. $3G3 70; bol9gnI
bEls, $242.l Is; good 10 choice vells S5G5
80; fair to good veals, S4a4. Is. good ~
choice feeders, $3.15n3 20: fair to good
~ .yfg3 l0 common. S2n2 Is: steer calves
$5n5.4O; good to choice heifers, 80 50G2 X!
fair to good, 81. 2502. 40; common 81. "a
ID; heiter calves, 81 .25Gl2. 70; good 10
Sehoice mich cows, $35Gt40; fair to gooq
Receipts moderate. Butcher cattle sell
Ssaeady STEADY at the weeks slight decline or
ferngs We're alrno entirely Dakota grass
cattle. Veals 25c lower. The few stoci7
eaItie on the market sold steady Repre-
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Inc Following was the range Of prices:
Wheat open. High. Low. We'd Taes.
Sept. ..... . 729s 723s ;6j5. 79i1 5Sz H. ~
DeS on TrackLg 534 f,c,aE 1874 ~ l% ~. 55
No. l hard, -7Z%c; No / northern, 7Osc;
NO. northern, 69e;' cats, e3612e; corn, SIC ;
rye 55Ac; barley 55c to Coo; flax, 81 IS:
max futures, September, St59; October
Flour-The break in wheat enabled mil
lers to accept some bids on a low basis,
ana limited foreign business resulted
but IN general the demand was only fair
Domestic buyers We're disposed to wait
for the break to run it's course before
buying flour.
Shipments for the day We're 49, 1888 bbls.
Pilces are quoted the same but are
tending easier. First patents are quoted
80 5.S0g4.05 second patents. s.. .75q3. IS; first
clears, -; second clears, 81. 30.
FlaX-Ehere was good demand for fax
anc hrm prices. Spot No. 1 sold at 81 $50
90 sack lots of-old seed brought 81 55
Minneapolis received II cars, against
last year. Duluth had car
closing prices were Minneapolis-Cas
y .66; September. $t.59; October, $f53. Du-
luth-Cash, $1.62; to arrive, 81 81; Septem-
ber $l.62 October, Sf.56.
Corn-Ihere was little trade in corn.
Inc market was very firm at first, but
IS quoted oFc No. corn, 5615c. Receipts.
Z cars; no shipments.
Cats-Demand was active and prices
held firm. No. white oats sold at 570
S!Ac; No. oats at 37c. Receipts, IS cars;
shipments, cars.
Feed and Meal-The market shows no
change in quotations, but the tendency
Is easier. Coarse cornmeaI and cracked
corn. $H. 50; No. l feed. so; No. 2 feed
$22.oO; No feed, S23; granulated cornmeai
Dbl. PN-
Millstuffs-T There is an active trade.
Bran in bulk is quoted at $13. .5Oll14; bulk
shorts, s14. 50d14.75; flour middlings. SIS 80
ql5. IS; red dog in 140-lb sacks. S17617 so:
feed in 2C0-lb sacks 81 per ton additional:
IN l0O-lb sacks. $3.50 per ton additional
Shipments, ISIS tons. t,-..-.
Rye-The market was strong active and
higher No. rye sold at 56G56K c. Re-
celpts, u cars shipments, 9 cars
Barley-There was a good trade In bar
ley at firm figures. Feed grades are
quoted 4SG56c mailing grades, 5Sd60c Re
cefpts, p cars; Shipments cars Sales
were made at 49c for moor No. 5. and up
to soc for choice No. 8.
Hay-tTpland. fancy, s12 5e6ls: upland
choice. 81 -50612; No. /. SO 5O311; mid
land, SS.50G10: medium. 81. 50dS. So tim
othy, choice. $12.50; No. /, 81 506I12: rye
straw, choice. Sc. s.25n7e25 wheat and ost
straw, 4.5oG5 so. Receipts, 10 tons
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
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Omaha-The annual convention 0f the
Railway Mail Clerks association Of the
six rict met here for the purpose
OF electing officers and delegates 10 the
national association. Delegates arc pres
ent from Illinois. Iowa, Nebraska, South
Dakota ard Wyoming.
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Among the shippers on the market Were
Mcdonald Bros. Hawley and Ulen; j.
HegerIe, st. Bonifacius; b. A. Johnson,
Clayton; s. w, Dowling. J. Nelson. F.
Mellin, Velva; AfcCargon & Co, Brad
dock; A. L!nderholm, Belgrade: O. J.
Guam, Starbuck Hawley Bros. Bur
trum; Maiden Rock Live Stock company.
Durand; ] s. Green, Welch; W. H. Hell
berg, Nerstrand; W T. lie Baron, Lyle:
Killer Bros, Hebron; g. J.. Farnbam
Carrington; o. Krosch. Elmore. Carter
& Courtney, Chester; C. A Thurston.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOG RECEIPTS LIGHT AND COM
MON IN QUALITY-PRICES
STEADY
CATTLE PRICES UNCHANGED
Butcher stun Sells steady at the
Weeks Slight Advance Stock
STUFF steRdy-Sheep and
Lambs Lower.

SOUTH ST. PAUL,Aug. 13.-Receipts at
the Union stock yards today were: Cat
tie, 800; calves, 50; hogs, COO; sheep. 500;
cars, 80.
Receipts thus far in August compared
with the same period in 1890, are as fol-
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Low Rates to sew York and Return

Low Rates to NeVv YORK and Return.
The Chicago Great Western railway
will sell round trip tickets to New York
and return at very low rates, with priv
iIege of stop-oVers at Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, washington, Baltimore and Phil
adelphia. For further information apply
to j. N Storr, city ticket agent. corner
Fifth and Robert streets, st. Paul
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U. S. ref Is. reg. .107Al
do coup 49,. .107A
do 3s, reg 1854
do IS, coup. = .l0sl4
do new As, reg.137
do new As, ,coup137
do old IS, reg.113
do old 4s,coup.113
do IS, reg. .107A
do IS, coup. .10T2.
D. of c. 3s, '65s. .124
Atch. gen. As. .104
do adj. As. -. 97iz.
*Can. SO. 2ds. .109
Ches. & o. 42s.107
ado IS .........l20
&C. & NV 7s13512I
*do S.F. .deb.5s. .122
Chi. Term. Is. :. s412I
Col. So. As. ...... S7HI
d. & r. G. As. .102A
Erie gen. As. S51zI
*F. VIZ D.C.1sts104
Seen. Elec. 5s. 200
*Iowa Cent.1sts.115
L. & n. uni. 4s.10lHI
+E1.. X. & T. IDS. 81
edo As ......... 90
IBID. t*Offered-
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Proceedings in BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states, District of Minnesota,
Third Division.
In the MATTER of
Elias. CaminsIHy, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF FIRST
MEETING.
To the creditors of Elias Caminsky, OF
St. Paul. in the County Of Ramsey,
and in said District. bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of August, a. d. 1901, said
Elias Caminsky was duly ad1udged
bankrupt, and that the first meeting Of
creditors will be held in Room III, Ger
mania Life Bldg, St. Paul, Mimi, on
the 18th day of August, A D., 1901, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon; at which
time and place said creditors may at
tend prove their claims, appoint
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated ST. Paul, Mimi, August 18th,
A. D. 1901
MICHAEL DORAN Jr.,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Mcdonald & Dobner, Attorneys for
Bankrupt, st. Paul, MINI.
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! IVIeII LOI IVudy IesIIIld I'd J...........-. 800
A week ago ..-......-.................. SAG
A year ago .................. . G32
Quotations. Good TO choice spring
lambs, $4QI75; fair to good. S3.50a4; faf
wethers $3.Z543.50; fat ewes. s3Qi3. IS:
good TO choice stock and feeding
lambs, $685.; fair TO good, 81 75a3; feed.
ing wethers. $3Q3.25; stock and feeding
ewes, S2.50G3; thin sheep, 81. .25a2. 75 kill
ing bucks, $Za2 . Observation-Disclosures
s3.50q3.75; ewes, s3.25G3.JO
Receipts heavy. Market slow and weak
with prices a fat 15c under last week
Representative sales:
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knights of Pythias Excursion to
Red wing, MINI, Friday, Aug.
23 IDOL

This delightful excursion by steamer
and return by rail will be under the aus
pices of Webster lodge The steamer
Columbia with barge leaves foot OF Jack
son street at $3.50 a. m, taking the party
to Red Wing returning by Chicago Great
Western train which leaves Red Wing
at p. m. Rate for round trip 81;
children, 80 cents.
For further information inquire of j.
II. Storr, city ticket agent, corner Fifth
and Robert streets. St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-15

wheat sold at 6S1zQ707sc., Rejected and
no grade showed a range of SIC to 65c
The following was the range of prices: :
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IotaI sales for the day 461 600 snares
BONDS.
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Closing.

Call money. New York. k.... 23l-25s 2-21s
Bar silver New York. s....~. 5$m 5S1s
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Simmer & THOMAS,

LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
Orders taken for all kinds of live stock
and time given to responsible parties
Correspondence solicited
SOsrA sr. .'AJ-. SIOUX GITY
Minnesota Iowa.
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ST. PAUL
DAYS BUSINESS ON THE STOCK Ex-
CHANGE NEARLY HALF A MIL
LION SHARES
PRICE TENDENCY IS UPWARD
Grangers Generally Show Advances,
Though the Closing Quotations
Were Below the
Highest i

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NaOwaD's @eaoD &elief
bietet fofurtisc yimS crnns

&,osu RopfDtb CDIiordHc oD:r HeyU5is5 Reps
rpt6) 3abni5m.r3sn, Rturallii, &btumatismus,
h.rtnihuS. Sdm:r3tn uro 53Jndjs I'M &adtu,
o,m Riidarat oo,r ocu Riertn, @.i3W;roeH in Der
qtbtr9egeu9, SctsHftbm, an6pcluno DIR @'5
Ienst uuo s6mul:n ito;r Ntt i3lftt 0rt Ippts
sation ppn aaopao's gtooo &ajci iotort;ae Grs
l,id,teruna uuO O;Ttn iortQtitster @cbraub cln:g'
Saa, lana b.mrif:aiQt cinc p:rmanmte &;ilunJ.
Qinrert ioiOrt Die ituciotTotcn 5tmtr3'H, b'b:
gutjiroura;n auf unO bsilt GoHJcfioutu, }onobI
oi, DIR 2uuger, DIS Dla0:Hs, Oes llntsy!t'5s, dls
aut Der Sriitu uno Sbitnblut.
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pie 8tsrgiftz 9r63eiie.
g02unf,efer, Gnglano. 20. 5ebr.
- 0aS 8sri6t ba5 Die 3tpang8psifs
liquidation BET 3uterz8dffinerie Don
8oitof &c 50. in 2iperpool augeOronet.
pel6e ben hieiisen 8:erbrauer3isH bic
otfsnif6altige @IutoIe gelieF2rt 9at.
Die gegsn pie 6;rmd an9sitren8ten
@6doensrTaB = Pro3siIe ioG:n 6ereits
Die Summe oon 100000 PfunO Sterl,
T6sr7tsigen. Die 3ufsrz9taff!nerie min
fiG an elmer 6irma in 2e:O8, mel6s i4r
bic G4WefelTdurs get:efsr! fat, ihaO%
los hultsn.
8ionisrpeisn gu dnoern.
8erIin, 20. 5e6ruor. - @int
umf1Kfnoe Reorganization Cf5 Sns
oenicurcorps uno bar 4ion:ere IT fir
oos nG6Ite Sabr in QusTihi g:npmz
men. Dor 2lGam tpiro Elm 2Sng2nifur>
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neIfe Biz &risgs : 4faoamie b2Ip9t
fa6sn unp fir bic 2@itung b;s Sc
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Ftrn.r IoGan bic Pion;:re pro @orp5
ouf 5pei 8ataiQOne 3u br:i Gompaqz
men fomm<n, enbl;A au6 elm S.
Fun9sbau SfF;3ieracorps oufgeIteGt
nsrbsn. Dix REORGANIZATION n:rb
cine qdn3l6: llmgeit1ltung Der gegenz
pdrtigsn 8erbGltn:Fe in Der Qeitung
bes 6gIiungstrieg:5 uno Der 2(u5bils
bung unb @m9i;sbsrung Der 9jOn:ers
beoeuten.
MuF ber Nmetttafu6tt.
8sr(in, 20 5ebruar. - Die uns
ter Der 5ii6run9 fires D.ri9snten
Sans 0:noarIt&in auf Der 2lu2rifas
6a6rt an 8orb bss nGai7tr Wil6elm
Der 8roBe" 6sf 'nbli6@n Geip5:ger
vB6h6armonitsr" ora6ten BON Sout6z
amptDn aus, DAB iis 6srfits auf Der
9Fabrt BON 8rsmtn nQ6 Sou.bampton
einen 8orgeIAmdf Der Se@tranfbsit
smpfunoep 9aben, i'm llebrigen aber
btr 3utunTt oertruuensbpll ent9s9enz
Is6en. 0as 2sip3i8er p6il6armoniiGe
0r6sIter piro I6b unttr 9an3 Wins
berFsin's 2eitung in N>nzYort gum
erRen Male am l. Nldr5 in p@arngtt
6aq" 60ren lafien,
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cincm Sage
ne6nle man Qdgatips 9romo Quinine
9o6lets. 2lue 9lpotbefer geben ods
8elo 5uriid, pern feline 9eilung err
Tolgt. 6. @. @rope's ltntsrI9rift uuf
isner S4o4tel. Qfop1 iOoSa0i .6gfD
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Rur ein WIttcl.

en unitrtm a0rper ft5t eg dhnlid ans ME ia
ben unttriroji6tn GinacnsiOtu Der SIdOis. ueberaH
bin Dtripsiet ii4 elm DsrpOrrsnss Nss BON Randl!n
uno Robren, bon Oenen Die sin.a uuentb!brIihs
bic qiitgen 4bTlatOifs ipsgieittn. g9ebe fptnn cine
9erfopiIng entritt 10 Oab f6 Der 5ubalt btio:r
Spft.mt miibt Die qan3e StaDt, Der gan3t Rorper
mare balo psre!i::i. S0reet alp r Abl:itiine Des
NhfaQhpF;. i'm R6rper! Girbitst 9sritopung, ger
aftunq pes Rorpsrs! ltuo benubt odjn fsine aStnz
Dcn Sdurtn. iouOtrn aaein oas tiaiis ptrt'amf
een negttobilii9s 9titts Die 6sritbmten q. StIz
ucrp=Qr6utennilen. (St,Go,Sn
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GiH,rld p;t btftiq, ODER i3nHotnSs S6m'r3,~
Ssr R6eumatiftr 9,ttldgrtQt. SbrOlt:, RriippsL
R,rp6it, R.urals;tcr Ootr nit Rranibeitsn Ssbaff
tsts sushaLten mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-21

No6 iiberfiel 9sItsrn Die 3rsi 6:eligen
0irl6Tddftsn unO forOerte Oa5 iOFor>
tige S9lieBsn oerIslbon. Der Gigens
t6iimsr Der 3uerf beim9eluAttnBribz
f6aft ipeigerte Ii6, porauf feline @ss
trGnte ouf bic StraBe ou5gsle3rt tpurs
ben. Der 5pa5te 8irt6 idloB ieIn
9ofol unO OerIpra4. ben 0rt gu pere
Iafen.
Der N}orO in Mittpoob.
0eapsnport6, S., 20. Jebt.
- Der S6anfpGrIer So6n 9uOIon,
beiIin Satin in W}iuppob bon einem
3empsrer3lersW}o6 bsi'm Stijrmen etz
rsr @irt6idQft erI6oiTeu muros, lam
heute 62r6er uno er6o6 eioli6e, auf
Moro i'm eriten @robe tauteno' Qaflas
gen gs8sn bic Di2r jungsn 8auern, mel
DE lid bsrtits in 5aTt 6sTjnDen. 8:l>
liam Ds66, elmer BET 8reu33iigier,
nel6er in penn Sample eine @4uBz
puaDe erfitt, b;finOet fi6 in tritii4am
3uTtan0e.