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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-22

The laws oi hsaltb nqulre tSat the
bowels move once each day and one Of
the penalties Tor violating this law IL
piles Keep yonr bowels regular By TAX
Ing dose Of ChamberIain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets when necessary and
you will never haye that severe punish.
nent inflicted upon you. Price, 25 cents.
FOR sale By Hudson Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-22
Gard of Thanks.

We desire 70 thank the kind people c!
MayyiIIe and vicinity ~ho assisted in
the care Of our loved one. Mrs. May
Townsend Jones, during her late illness
and at the time Of her death. All such
and those who extended their kind hos
pitallty 10 Us while In their village will
ever find q warm place in our hearts.
in. Joxes.
Mr.. AND MRs. W. r. TOWNSEND.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-22

All taxes due Gillian County are
delinquent. Costs will be added and
property sold II not paid by October lst
1901 without further notice.
July lS, 1901 w. L. Wilcox
Sheriff.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-08-22
For sale.

1000 good fr posts Al my place on
ThIrtymile, near Black butte. Apply to
24d26 JosEPH wHYTE.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
TWO YEARS SENTENCE
IMPOSED ON AMBROSE

In the Central District Court yester-
day William Ambrose, arrested for
larceny of tools and lead pipe was SEN
fenced to two years in the House of
Correction. Ambrose was arrested by
Inspector Arthur f. Roach and al
though he admitted stealing the tools
would not admit stealing the lead pipe
which was found in his possession
when arrested Chief Stone asked the
court to impose a heavy sentence as he
felt the man must have caused much
damage to property in getting posses
sion Of the lead pipe.
William J. VanDusen, arrested at the
Union Station for Drunkenness and in
decent exposure was sentenced to the
Massachusetts Reformatory. The po-
lice record showed VanDusen had been
arrested on a charge of indecent ex-
posture May II, 1895 He appealed
Aaron Albert of Boston, arrested by
officers Luke Dillon and Romance
Thayer for peddling without a license
was fined $40. AS he failed to get the
necessary $40 together he was COM
mitted to the Summer Street Jail.
Patrick Powers, arrested for bastardy
on complaint Of Miss Annie WEIGH, was
held in $500 bonds for the Superior
Court Later in the day Powers and
Miss WEIGH were married at the Sum
mer Street jail. Peter Kubigian and
Kate Sweet, arrested for adultery at "a
Milbury Street early yesterday morn
ing were each held in $500 bonds for the
Superior Court John McDonough, was
fined IS for attempting to tear down a
portion of a fence around the Adriatic
Mills on Southgate Street. Michael
Canon and Frank Carroll, arrested for
drunkenness were each fined $40 and
Margaret Owens, an old offender was
sentenced to four months in the House
Of Correction for a similar Offense.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
John Cody, Veteran MOtorman in
Employ of Consolidated Street
Railway Company Fatally In
jured at Jefferson
INTENDED TO PASS
DAY WITH BROTHER
Saw Him On Outgoing Train as
Train He Was Aboard Pulled
Into Station-Attempted to
Board Moving Train and Was
DRAGGED Under Wheels

John Cody, a motorman on the Prov
idence Street line of the Consolidated
Street Railway, fell under a car of a
Boston & Maine passenger train at JEFF
ferson yesterday morning. Both legs
We're severed at the knee, and three
hours after the accident Cody died at
the City Hospital in Worcester.
The unfortunate man went to Jeffer-
son yesterday morning intending to
pass the day with his brother, who
lives in that town. AS the train he was
aboard pulled into the station Cody
saw his brother sitting close to the
window in a car on a train bound for
Worcester. The brother called to him
and Cody made an attempt to board
the train.
1t had just started to pull away from
the station and Cody grasped the han
dies on the front Of the last car. His
overcoat caught in the step and, in try
ing to release it, he lost his balance
and fell under the car. In an instant
the wheels of the front truck passed
over his legs and, before the train
could be brought to a stop, the wheels
on the rear truck had also passed over
them.
He never lost CONSCIOUSNESS from the
first, and after the accident was ten
derby lifted on board the Worcester
train by his brother and some of the
railroad employees. On the way to Wor-
cester he told his brother he knew he
would die, and made arrangements for
the disposition of all his property. At
the Union Station the police ambu-
lance was in waiting, and Ambulance
Surgeon Albert c. Doten temporarily
dressed the wounds. Both limbs were
operated on at the City Hospital, and
Cody rallied from the effects of the OPP
Grafton for a time, but later became
unconscious and died.
At the City Hospital before being
placed on the operating table, Cody
gave his brother the key of his trunk
and enumerated all of his personal be-
longings. He said as long as he was
to lose both legs he did not care to
live
Mr.. Cody lived in the family of
Charles NJ Pike, at IA Main Street,
and had boarded in the house over sew
en- years. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike regarded
him as one of the family, and the
news of the accident was a shock to
them Miss Florence Pike had just
completed a handsome sofa-pillow as a
Christmas present for him.
All the railroad men in the city speak
in high terms of Mr.. Cody. He entered
the employ of the company April 4,
1892, when the old horse-ca We're in
use, and drove on every line in the city
He was employed all last summer on
the Goes Square line, but for the last
few months worked on the Providence
Street division, under superintendent
TRro dfOrd
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
DECISIONS IN CIVIL
CASES HANDED DOWN

Decisions in civil cases treid before
Judge. Utley in the Central District
Court Saturday were handed down yes
terday. They are:
Jones VS. Dorr, for plaintiff, S1O0.
Gilbert VS.. Moon, for possession and
costs.
Taylor vs.. Cooling, for defendant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
BILL OF COMPLAINT
AGAINST FlTCHBRG MAN

John B. Proctor of Nuremberg fled a
bill of complaint against Sumner S.
Lawrence Of Fftchburg in the Superior
Court, yesterday. The plaintiff says he
gave a mortgage for $500 on land on
Blossom Street, Fftchburg, to the de-
PENDANT, to secure a debt, the exact
amount Of which was not then known.
The plaintiff asks for the difference
between this debt and the mortgage to
be paid to him or credited on the
mortgage, and that it may be decreed
that the plaintiff upon paying the sum
so due upon the premises shall have
possession of the same discharged of
the mortgage. Thomas T. Gallagher is
plaintiffs attorney.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
AUCTIONS
By ]. G. FOLSOM & CO.. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, Deco. ID, 1901,
At SaIesroom, $50 Mai nSt.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
commanding at 2 O'Clock.

FT-RNITURE, CARPETS, PIANO,
SEWING MACHINE,
etc. in part as follows: EDISON HOME
with so Records, l
HAINES UPRIGHT PIANO, Mahogany
Case. l Singer Sewing Machine, in good
Chairs Couches. Parlor Tables and
Fancy Chairs. EXTENSION TABLES
AND SIDEBOARDS, CHARTERED Oak Box
Seat Dining Chairs, l Golden Oak China
Closet round glass ends, oak Han
stands 2 Combination Bookcases, 2
Ladies' Parlor Desks. Mirrors and Man
tel Clocks. 2 CHARTERED OAK CHAM
BIER SUITS, Iron Bed Couch, Brass
Trimmed Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses and
Springs, Bed Comforters, Feather Beos;
and Pillows. 2 New Ranges, Second
Hand Ranges, one with Water Front.
New and Second Hand Parlor Stoves, l
Gas Radiator, Tables, Kitchen and Laun-
dry Ware,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price Is cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
SUITS AGGREGATING $4,000
AGAINST RAILWAY COMPANY

Attachments aggregating $4,000 were
filed in the Registry of Deeds yester-
day forenoon, against the Westminster
& F1tchburg Street Railway Company
The first is for $4,000 in an action Of
tort brought by Cyrus A. Foster of
Fitchburg, and the second for $4,000 IN
an action of tort brought by Wilhel-
nina Foster Of Fitchburg. The papers
are returnable in Superior Court the
first Monday in January. The papers
were served by Deputy Sheriff John j.
SheehanA
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14
BUSINESS TRANSACTED
IN PROBATE COURT

The following business was transact
ed in the Probate Court, Yesterday
Trustees Appointed-Walte P Bow
ers. estate of George Mason Morse Of
Clinton, for Mary f. Morse, real $4,000,
personal S45,0 900.
Guardian Appointed-Mary NJ. Forbes
of Frederick WYuran, minor child,
Leominster, personal $50.
Final Accounts Allowed-Of Charles
r. Dickinson, executor Sarah w. Ellis
of Fitchburg, charges SS945.5O dis
bursements the same.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-14

Fine French books for Christmas.
French Book store. 112 Front, Room 9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
,,Rrrrit rri:1 lit Allca."

Wdbrenb Der Na9t plabt i'm
S4loife bic DaFerleirnns, 10 baB Der
alte aammerbiener es lpast, Dur9s
lauht bisfret su ermuntern. rWarlm
tpeden Sic mid benn9 Wos 1T benn
loss" .DurAlauht oeraeiben, eia
2eitungsrohr lit eeplabt, has parterre
itebt fchon itnter Maher." 0urHs
Iaudt Greubis auffpringenS):
nDann f6nea metne so arineuni,
fprm!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Nnd1Ifr gfi1bnrninntfnat.

3ellnerin: rMliD Ste, 9err
Dberamtsrihier, bsfommen atpei
iparme Wirite, unb Sic, 9err Sefre,
tar, befommen au9 Sipei9" tire
tor Qeile): ,Mbsr tpas benfen Sic
benn, tpenT Der !6err Sbsramtsri1ter
aipei befommt!-QauD mir bringen
sic Bios ei incl"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Aurtr ci,t RrrnrH.

Gran (Sur itelIefuhsnben aGhin):
nNe, bDren Sie 'lnol, 5tpei Sage lparen
Sic in Berlin, brei Sage in 8itterfelb,
bier Sage in 5ane unb flint Sage in
2eipaig in Stelluns!"-R 3 din:
sd bab' ndnllidb elm M brei1e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

8ettler: rR0nnte i9 pielIeint
ttn paar abgeleste S4ube befon,=
men %--5 IL (barf@: sd f9ente
8ettlern niAts-,lnb iiberbaupt bin ih
Wittipe." - Settler: 80, ih
CLAUDE, Sbrs S9ube ipiiroen mir AUDI
pd1Ien."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Der 1Drnis.

Banfier (5um 8nhhGnbler):
sd mDdte mir cine Bibliptbet einz
rihten; fasen sic. ipas foften 10 400
Biiher2" ss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
ain. snnipniTd,r., Gnrte,,.

mann: rSieb muir, mas biefer
@psel fur einen tpunberboIIet1 &opfs
f9mud bat!"-5rou:s nMd ia,
Mtdnnden, ih mub bisfes Sahr au9
etrlen 11eilen 6ut baben!" J. G
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
misunderstanding.

proftiior: Der patient,
meine 6erren, ben id Sbilen bier pors
fibre, lit fpSrIagen ein MItpboIi ;
te + BON reinitem @aHer!" % @9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
BETWEEN BsYARD AND NEW H,lApELpHia.

sDaiIy. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. sMeais.
stops 10 take passengers for Pittsburgh and points east
hereof fE - - sen
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 10 12 90
midnight Light Faced from u 90 midnight to IL 90 noon.
l.. +. LOREE, E,A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger agent.
tl-25-00-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare through tickets,
baggage checks and further INFORMATION re-
garding the running of trains, apply TO any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines D Ssgssg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
rSa5 tosliche 8rob tpdre ni9t gar
10 fhiper au perbienen - aber bait
bas tdgli9e 8ier!"
5ll1iliIfer-.atn,npu,,nkt.

Onfel Tim 9ltslier ieines beriibmt
eetporbenen NefferD: r8as, 10000
Wfarf bait 9u fir oieies Bib betom>
men? Oa fannit Du ia Die Male=
rel aufseben llnb Elm folibes
@ei6dft anfanaen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
NrirutifauttBTtsiat.

9antiesr (su .ieiner alten 1o9z
ter): pSrDite Did, NofafHsn, Der
Baron 3!pirinstp nadt fhpn auf
Define, 9anb Shulbsn."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Dark FACE figures 7. Y. time. Light Fsss 4 Il tms.

Dark Face figures, ?. T. time Light Fses, 1. 4. tuna.
Connections leave Newconerstown
v1a Rfttsburgh D1yisi0m.-FOrP P1ttsburgb
ana an the East, e g am. Fl q an. q u pm. Fos
For Columbus, t5 a6 am. For Columbus Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and ct. L0uis,s11 81 am
and III Is pm.s For Columbus and Chicago
Connections leave Canal never Ma
Clevelsnd 4 Pittsb!rEh Dlxislon.Fo1
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh ana intermediate
points, ~ 20 am and II s. pm.
*Daiiy. Except Sunday. flag stop.
L. r. LoREE, I II. a. FORD. ss'
General Hanags, Gsral Passenger Agent
l-l-l90o.-N PIrrsBUReH, PENN,A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through tickets
baGEage checks. and further information ~
Earding the running OF trains, apply to an1
agent q the Pennsylvania Lines.
eea&eesiSaeW u 3esutssi1 0tsSIm .jsD,
tltridD dDSSiue.
Mbiotrt non rbri1spiIIe fir Dorerstown
Scio. YittSburg unb ben Often s12 :04 4odmitaaa&
Sur Denniion f7:49 sfaGntitf04s MIR NeiptpnssfSs
tcIDn. Golbnfteu sil,lt EotHnbms f5:O5 Borulits7
tags. Sur Columbus. ginfianoti Smbiandpolis
nah ct. 0onts &tls1O Wc-mittaas bIr GUiuDls
bus unb Chicago - 90 u 9soHn,iitaas.
slbfntr upn x ewc MIR own iii eers
SittSbura unb bsu Ojixn " IA s9sOr7u.. fI:31
Rcrm. unb f2.I1 Nadm Aiir llhri&BDiils ltS
DtnniIon t7:l7 sidbm fSiir Kpii3cx3oIl. 3aflpatf
nnA Columbus ~ :36 Born. A6f Holnmtss.
GtneiGnnti. Siicidh6pcIs n,lb ct go,,ie .li :;y7
Horm uno ~ :43 slo6ui. Bir golumbns M
&bifdao - ;35 N0(hM.
aaal,a 16ali4 sasotasnnssa <bsasssss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Ns,1furtunu.

.sSSbr Sobn lit III Ter Stabt lpobl
Elm febr feiner !5err getpprDen, aratt>
hofbauer?" rGi freili, nit rrral auss
fpuden fann ber mehr!" & ~ I '@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
aI(nber,rriHidI.

aeutnant: ,Neb. perifshe nidt,
nie Der aDnig cine gipiIliite bes
siehen tnnri"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

mann iblief i'm !paufe Der Jrau s. 9.
Curtis unb lm 5 llbr Mprgens be-
sann bic iih am aDpfenbe bes Bettes
ibefinbI;he Medubr al ldiiter, Die
sillnge Dame fprang nit einsrn fiirhs
ierliden 5nrei aus benz Bette unD'
fieI fpbann .beipuBtlos Suriid. Sin
Mrat fpl,roe eerlifen. bod ftarb syrt.
4drtntann intierbdlb s Minuten. Gin
6erafflas, bic 6olse bes grfhredens,
bate ibrem 2ebsn Elm Gnbe genlaht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

Nets- 1896 and ;sI6 connect at Wellsvflie Tor
stenbenville and Belaire. NOs. 3O2. 500, BIG
ana :S36 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh.
for the East. CAFE PARLOR CARS on Nos
3IO and 3II.s Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
H0l and S09. Msss5a...
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

.Sn SIRE. Jdn,ilis spirb olfD febf
lritI gsrxift s1 .9tdtiirlih, 100 Elm poor
pon uns inlnisr ffsdbrieflirh perfolei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
@auaeTprnsiy.

,@ndbiges GrGnlein, haben 5te
fhon 'mGl ieber Befdreibnng geipot@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

Sm n0rbli1en sSiibiana baben Diele
farmer NIT Der 3ihtune ppn MahS
telu rsnnensipertbe .Grfolse er5ielt--
Die ySael fpsfbsn 70 sdbnt. = bab fiet
nit ben 9iibnern freHen auD fhlafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

s3fDsi Miffiptter Msifroben bat man
in Neip Dorf IN eitlsm ied)saebntel
Aucitaon Milh Bel faltem Metter ges
flinDen. Bei beiBenl Metter tritt clt=
fcbieben Dann WDbnlinesnotb fir Die.
Wiifrpben Elm. y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

For time cards, rates OF fare, through tickets
baggage checks. and further information NJ
gArdine the running OF trains, apply to an1
agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

SIN Beang dilf Den Gruhtbait iteben
bic Wer.. Stadten na9 elmer nsneriiaen
@tatiftif ait5ber 5pibe olier 2dnber.t
sSSn isbten Sdbre ernteten mir @rbbees5
ren i'm gBertbe bDn $50, 200, 600 unD
Granben I'M Bertbe boni 100000
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

5ieben Sabre bat Elm proaeb se@
bauert, ben Elm Biirser BON Nep Dort
seeerc bic Griez8ahn ipegen zines
@hebens BON fiinf5is Dollars sefiibrt
bat u iebt bat er i'm seippnnen. unb
bic proaebfoften ,fpb biefer $50 betra~
gen. insgsfamint iiber fiinf3ebnbunbert
ODlldrsi ,s4.t,
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-28
8etauene 0r5Bt.
9shu Honbir. einft Der Nlailer fit 9ap
Oeulb. ffirbt als ormer Naun.

Neip Dort, Is. Mdr3. Sobn pon=
bir, friikr Elm betunnter Wlotlsr in
Waq Str, lit in ieinem 6eim, go.
lat Wtit IL. @trnbs, naG nur turer
Rrontbtit 9<ftorbtn. CT mar 80
Sabre alt unb er bat pisl i'm Qebsn erz
fobren; in ben lebten Sdbren mar er
burh srobe Derlufe unb GnttGu|9 9uas
gen nieb<rgebriidt. 5err ponbir mar
in Dtutfhlano seboren, tam ab<r
Inon in friiber Sugenb bierkr. 3us
erit mar er nit Mbolf Sutro in bsFen
2unnel=projeft beIhdftigt, fam Ipdz
ter nah benz Often, trdt in bic Borie
Elm unb ipurDe elm Matler fir piele
8OrienzGrOBen, barunter SAB goulb.
9rep. 5ist unb 5renor part. gr
iudr Bel alien premiersn in ben Sheds
tern uno bel anbtren Dffsntlidsn 0orz
itellungsn gu iekn. gr mar liberal
uno frus niht Disl nad 9elo. ubsr er
fullirte einigemal uno 1885 lam bas
Gnoe leiner Gurriere. Seitbsm ess
horte er gu BEN sRinnlteins sMatlern."
ipielte nber ouh unter bieien nod cine
RoIe. gr bate ME bic 6offnung aufs
se9eben, buB sr fpieber gu 9elbe TOM
men futrN, bod bat iih bisIer iein
munih niht erfiillt. gr binterldbt
auBer 5einer Mittlp< 3tpei Hinbsr.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-28
0eiratb BON Soioten.
Senat bon Wlinneiota Hintmt cine Bill
OIL, neld)e iie Derbietei.

ct. puuI. Minn., 25. Mdr3. SIN
Staatsfenat tpurbe am Greiiag Senu-
tor Gbitton's 0siratbsseIeb. ipelhea
Srriinnisen, Gpileptitern unb Sbioten
oas peiratben psrbietet unb bas gr=
halten elmer 9eiratbslicens bonn Bei:h
zines arstlihsn 4ttei!es abbdnsie
muht. in Wisbereripdsune es5pger
unD fhlisblih NIT 80 gesen II Stim=
men ongenommen. Die Bin lit I'M
2aufe Der 8ebutte msbrfah amsnbirt
iporoen; 10 ipurben eiilige 6drten in
ben 8oriariften bssiiglicb bes dr3.z
lifen atteItes ssnlilosrt uno uuBsr.
benz ein 4menbement eingebrlft, DAB
fffpafiinnigen gerionsn beinerlei
9eihlechts nah bem 45. Sabre oas
ginaeben Der Gbe geitottet iein ioll.
sSn Der uripriingliten Bill mar bieis
GrlaubniB nur ipeibliden, iibsr 40
Sabre alten 8erIonen aeasber.
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Mud) eiu Ssciratbs= =8ureau.
EoltbetOrocn ersrsifeu Masregelu eegeu
fiinf iauge 6inau;genles In Sgratuie.

Balbinstpn, %. Mdr3. rgins bi.
ltinsuirte junge Wittfpt, i'm Utter bon
25 Snbren. obne Nnbang, luHt einen
treuen unb liebeoollen @atten. 9riefs
linb an y. 9. g., 9pnd Building, Sp@
raeufe. u. g.. 81 rihten." Auf bieis
in perlhisDsnsn Bldttern b<s lanoes
erikinenoe Mnnpnce bin baben fiini
iunse 3eute in SDracuie elm re4t pros
fitables llnterntbWen in Der 0eitoli
einss s9siratbsbureaus" bstriekr.
Oieiem Bureau sin9en tdsli1 etpu
bunbert Brisfe bon 9eiratbslultisen
3u. eenen erpibert tpurbe. oaB oer
.Wiitips" tie Drtosr1pbie uno Der
Stpl BEG 5dreibers lebr ssfiekn une
oaB bas Biirtou segen ginlsnDun9
zines Dollars cine tpeitere GorrsIponz
beng germ permitteln piiroe. SEPT III
bas polt -Dtpdrtement benz S1ipinotl
- benn bic Mitttp< 1T natiirlih nur
eine finsirte perIonlihtei. ouf bic
Spur eetomfnen uuo ldmmtlittn
Yoft1nitalten i'm Qanbe lit ie Mtiiun9
3usegang<n. au< an bus Bureau gez
rittett 69reiben ouf3ubalten. Dies
1T einittpeilen bic tin3iseWoBresel, bic
sesen bk inosni0ltn 2euthen, bic fid
pbilip unb Gamuel Roplon. Walldes
g. Gears. s. g. Wob. Onig1t 2bos
mas. alias Miliom Gupp<r, nennen.
erqriffen tperben tam.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-28
Ser Gbina. .Nun y, mel.
Sn brei gasen mnB iidl bic Manb.
idurti-Jrase ertihtiosn.

2onhon, "a. Wdr3. Dem ~Sunbat
Speeial" ipiro aus 5ientiin telesra-
phirt: .Gine reue arilis III in benz eng,
lid rufiiten BabnHreite eingetre.
ten. Hohbem bic Sruppn beioe,
WGhte taut Wereinbaruns 3uriidse3o.
gen porben paren. tebrten bic RuHsr
ploblih in bas beltrittene Dsbiet gu
rid uno pflan5ten ibre Glagsen aul
bsm san3sn 9ebist auf. Sputer 5oger
iie lih 5tpar 3uriid, lieBen aber ibrs
Jlussen in benz gebiete."
2onbor, %. uiGrs. glaSt ben leb.
ten Wdhridten, Die I'm uusipdrtissr
Qmte einselaufen iino, beftdtist Ti1 Die
gtahriGt boH Ger yeripsrfung csa
WaHofhurei @btommeHs leitena
Gbinas Mat, lie rsuten hielngsbr all
ous gesentbii, oph lpiro pier noth i'm.
ner ssbofft. oaB RuBlaaos pldns
pereitelt lper6en lnDgeil, 3uissal ,Sdpan
iebr dgrehip ouftritt. Sn brsi sagsu
lGuft Die 5riit our llnter5ethnuug De-
NbtDmmens Oh.
Berlin. %. Wdrs. Die Bsroienii,
bes generalfeIondrIhaus Grafer
WaIoerlse iopis pes bisIigtn 9lusspdr.
tigen Mmts i'm Die Beileslsng oes eng
liihzruiIiIfen 3piiterfa1s in 5isn.
tin iperoen all9smein aesiibreno &c.
ipiirpist @raf WaloerIse :tilbarte nit
5useipiBte militarilfe Gage, pas ir
oem Musenblid bic 9auptlahs mar
Sn ben 8eiiBItreit ielbIt bat er I'd
niht eingemilft, nielmebr pus gr1u:
den gnglanbs, in Der 8eIibfrag. 81
Dernitteln, abgelehnt, neil RuBlans
iih als Gigenthiimer oes umitrittsnsr
Serruins betradtet unb bas Borber.
oenlein zines Heftsitreits iiberbaupI
in Mbreoe itelt. Der 0erIauf Der af.
faire lit iibrisens fir Die GntiDifluuc
uno geilssuns ruFIiffsensliIher 8if.
feren5en tppiIf. Seit benz arimtriec
bdben fiG in eutIGsibenosn MpmenteT
petersburg uHb 2pnbon irnmer ner.
ftdnoist. anitatt an Die 9baffen 81
appelliren. DieIe Wabrne6mun9 lehrt
baB 9eutfhldno auf ben 0olSme9 &c
riette, luenn es bic llnrerIobnlihteit
Der ruiiiid)z engliTten gBsltintsreHer
gum Megfpeiier fir Die Gno5iele ieiasl
politit MAIDEN ipollte. 3tpeifellos 6ei
ite6en afpiiden RuDidno unb Gn9idnf
ernite @egenIaFe, aber elm 3uiammen.
itoB StDiltben beioen Mldhten fam
iich nod SabrSebnte, pitiieitt Sabr'
bunoerte per5Dgern. Sntsrehant iii
Dab Der iebise Gar, ais er nod sbroa'
folssr mar, bel einem Nufentbalt ir
Berlin geduBert bdsen iou, in 3utunft
iperbe niht Gnslanb foapern Imsri'
ia Der eigentlide Gssner RuBlana.
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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-28
St0ise sungfra,. ~.
,.GeiH Minnrrnnnb bnt bitie gippcn Il
beliibrt', iagt lie i'm Gerid)ts.

Hofsltsr. 81. o., %. UlGrs. ssrl.
2enu Yuitb, eine arantenspdrterin, ges
mann fiirslih bier einen proceb eegen
CHARLES W, giiiing messn 8ru4es bes
neutrality-suspicious.. Sri. paitb lit
etpa 30 unb RiIing SO Sabre alt.
Serr Biting lit felt tpsniger als sinsm
Sabre Wittpsr. Sri. paith fast, Ri-
iins babe ibr gleib nah Dem Sobe ieis
Her 5rau ben 9of ssmaht, bic Iie in
ibrer arunfheii psrpfleste, uno bsibe
bdtten SuIammen glunlsn auf bas
grab Der Berliorbenen sstra9sn. SRI.
paitb mics 8risfs ppr, ipprin Biting
II. q. feinen 9efiiblen in ben Wortsn
Qlusorud gibt: aGie iinb in Der ipsiten
Wslt fir mid Die einSise 2ena.1 9lls
iie sefrast nurbs. oh Riiins iis ie ges
fiiBt babe, nabm lie cine branatiit.
Stellung an unb ertpiberte: .Nur
meine 6ano unb auf Die Mangen.
aein Mdnnermuno Bat bieie 2ippen is
beriihrt." Die GeIdmorenen iprahen
ibr bierduf $1,000 All.