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extent, and which is often interpreted
awrong: The standard authorities define
this word to mean:
''Of or pertaining to q nation, or a
country, regarded as a whole; opposed to
local or provincial; hence, general: pub
lie, as national interests, the national
welfare"
According to this definition, Mrs. Dom
aid Mclean is national woman, with
national interests; not merely Mrs.
Mclean, of New York City, or the State
of New York, but Mrs. Mclean, of the
entire patriotic Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, and working
for the entire national purpose of that
grind body
II is evident that the approaching con-
tinental congress to be held in Washing
ton in February. 1901, therefore. will be
one of special interest and national i'm
port as far as the order is concerned.
1t is TO he hoped that the election of
president general will be conducted With
dignity and forbearance; that this great
body of delegates will consider, first, the
proper attribute and qualifications for
this important Office, and secondly that
it will go steadily ahead and elect such
person, without fear or favor" There
is no Office in the world which is worth
the sacrifice of truth, dignity, and pro-
priety and there is no candidate in this
coming campaign, l am sure, who viii not
yield gracefully TO the voice of the ma
jority. As all persons who are held up
to the public view must necessarily suffer
some attacks from ignoble sources. so
must each candidate be prepared to meet
them with opposition, perhaps even as
persion. 1t has been truly said that he
is a fool who has no enemies"
Therefore, we do not fear the outcome,
ana ask but a Just, clean contest.
MARIAN LONGFELLOW O'DoNOGHUE.
Washington, January 8.
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JOHN BULL, OBSTRUCTIONI5r.

mind, and, that most blessed quality in
a large body of delegates voice that can
be clearly heard in all parts of the audi
torium- Added to this. a perfect knowl-
edge of parliamentary rulings which en-
ables her to grasp the situation without
hesitation, and an entire devotion to the
patriotic work of the organization. she
stands in the foremost ranks of eligible
candidates
To those of us who have watched this
society from the days when a small num-
Der OF patriotic women launched the tiny
vessel until now it sails a veteran upon
the ocean of history. the National Society
has grown beyond the expectations of its
inceptors. With the growth of the society
and its work We have always associated
the name Of Mrs. Donald Mclean. There
is steadily growing feeling that to those
who have worked long and faithfully are
due the honors which may be within the
gift of the society. There has also been
danger that the society has run which is
entirely antsgonistic in its conception to
the spirit of our forefathers. 1t has been
practice of the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution to
select and elect as its president general
the wife OF a nigh official in the ranks of
Washington life. In so doing there have
been wise choices. and there have also
been mistakes. To select a woman for
this important position purely and Simply
because her husband is an official of the
Administration in power at the time of
such election is grave mistake and one
not bearing out the spirit of those Revo-
lutionary heroes tC whom worth made
the man, the want II the fellow and
where the soldier IN the ranks. who gave
his lifeblood for his country, won as high
laurels In he history of ethics as did the
general who commanded. Therefore. let
us beware OF choice. upon whomever it
may fell. where the raison d'etre is that
the husband is prominent public official
of the Administration. II the Daughters
of the American Revolution seek chiefly
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lNO corset covers, SC.

100 dozen ladies' good muslin
corset covers; with felled
seams; buttons and buttonholes
and in all sizes; the regular
price of which is 123sc, TO go for
&c each.
ID dozen ladies' muslin corset covers
In V and high necks: one style en-
broidery trimmed around the neck;
and another style trimmed a.
with hem-stitching and lace; I4C
instead of BIC, for................ ~
Another lot Of ladies' corset covers
Of cambria and muslin, with V, square,
and high necks: both the French ef-
feet and tight-fitting; some trimmed
around the neck with Torchon n n
lace and others trimmed with /ZC
embroidery. This sale........ L. - -
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Soc GOWNS, 2gc.

Lot of ladies' muslin gowns;
in Mother Hubbard style, with
clusters of fine tucks and cam
brio ruffie; full length and
width, and well finished: in
stead of soc, for 29c.
50 dozen ladies' muslin gowns: in half
dozen different styles: one with yoke
of fine tucks and inserting: another
Empire style with whole front of
Hamburg embroidery and with collars
of embroidery: finished with cambria
ruffie; another style with yoke of fine
tucks finished with embroidered ruffie
over the shoulders: the regular M
prices of these are 5sc and CSC; {VC
To go during this sale at....-... ~
q dozen ladies' fire muslin gowns: in
Mother Hubbard and Empire style;
trimmed with fine Nalenciennes lace
edging and inserting: finished with rib
bon: with wide ruffie; trimmed with
lace around shoulders; another style
with four rows of Hamburg inserting,
finished with wide embroidery ~
and many other styles; all 81 nh
gowns, Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
One lot Of fine cambria and muslin
gowns: handsomely trimmed with fine
laces and embroidery; in Empire,
Mother Hubbard. and V necks: with
whole rows Of fine Nalenciennes lace
bon; also round yOkes OF fine embroid-
cry in clustered rows with fine rufties
of embroidery around yoke; and many
other equally handsome styles; q p
all worth $l.25 to slss this VIC
sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Sale OF embrOiderieS 9JC

Thousands of yards of Swiss. Main
sock. and cambria embroidery and in
servings in match sets OF four and five
yard pieces and 3 to inches wide; the
regular values of which every woman
knows without being reminded. to go
on sale tomorrow, forming the most IN
terssting embroidery sale we have yet
held, and offering those who are max
ing underwear most unprecedented
opportunity.
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900 skirts. Sc.

COO ladies' full width muslin
skirts; with umbrella hounce,
trimmed with wide lace, with
tucks above; which sell regular
~ for SOC, to 90 this sale at 35c.
Another lot of cambria and muslin
skirts. with 12-luch umbrella flOunce,
trimmed with 3-incb embroidery with
dust rufile; extra wide: the RI.
regular values sold at SIC N1(
usually. during this sale at. -
% dozen muslin and cam5rie skirts;
some made with umbrella iiounce of
india linon, with 10 fine tucks finished
with me TOrchOn lace; with dust ruff
fe: other styles embroidery M
trimmed; instead of 81, TO go NV(
Tor Observation-Disclosures
One lot Of fire cambria and muslin
skirts IN a dozen different styles. one
with umbrella founce with Hamburg
embroidery, In handsome effects, with
fine tucks: also skirts with knee
fiounce of India linon with three rows
OF lace inserting, with fine tucks fin
ished with extra ruffle of fine tucks
finished with lace and also with dust
ruffie; these are sl.s9 and $40 ne
values. TO go Turing this gale Qkc
at ..-..............-.'..-'. -
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ACC shell goods, l5c.

Just 20 think dozen and dozens of
tortoise shell articles. embracing Jewel,
plain. and rhinestone set side combs
Empire barettes. hairpins. &c. in she'll
amber and black: which are worth 4sc
each, to go for l5c.
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TOrChOn lace, lie ward.

Thousands Of yards Of machine made
Torchon laces. in neat and handsome
patterns, and also immense lot of Val
enciennes iaces will go on sale tumor-
row per yard for 1c.
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''Rather than be less. care not to be at all.
We are leaders in cur class. Mserzen. Senate.
and Lager are the standard beverages. because
they brewed of the best malt and hops
Phone 6S4. Arlington BottliEg Co, for case
Of Heurichs.
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25c aprons, lOc.

25 dozen ladies' check Bingham
aprons: extra long and wide. with
pocket and with tie strings; instead %
&c, 10 go for Igc each
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CO az for $40 silk
QOs/O waists.

In this silk waist Giferine We cap the
climax OF bargain-g wing. Never have
we been able to put before you such
magnificent values in high-grade
waists at such time with months of
wearing time ahead. Consider the
quality Of the taffeta silk in them
which is GivernaUds finest. Take into
consideration the extreme styllshness
of every garment Notice that they
are lined-that they have the new
Frederick the Great and Bishop sleeves
that they are tTimmed-some very
deliberately. There is rich choice for
selection-black, pink light blue, royal
blue. cardinal, lavender. heliotrope
white, grey, red. and cerise. 1895
would scarcely pay for the material in
them.
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All Hats Trimmed
Free Of Charge.
Premium Stamps
With Every Purchase.

beer the which
oferdwi lnabIe to all the
saInw which
o here he wdest hoce-an the
in ship Hfen
$ the aleofw rstoksn
e a ain We o niue hhnpor
eres a Streets store only9
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900 drawers, lac.

900 pairs of ladies' extra good
muslin drawers; all umbrella
style; trimmed with 5-inch cam
brio ruffie; the regular 25c val
ues will be sold during this sale
at 14c pair.
100 dozen ladies muslin umbrella
drawers: trimmed with cambria ruffie
and finished with Torchon So
lace: the regular 23c values; tS(
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Another lot OF ladies' fine cambria
umbrella drawers: with 5-inch lawn
ruffie: finished with hem n =
stitching and with yoke bands; H(
instead OF 39c. fcr..-.....-.......
Handsome cambria and muslin draw
ers; with umbrella rufiie: with two
rows Of lace inserting: finished with
wide lace and some with Ham
burg embroidery and others ~
with lace; Instead OF T5c, this ASC
100 dozen childrcu's good muslin
drawers; IN two STYLES. one with hem
and tucks; others with 3-inch ruffic
around bottom; sizes l to u q
years: instead OF lsc pair. to go GC
during this sale al...-........-.
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Umbrellas. 39C.

Sc ladies and mems umbrellas, with
steel rods and natural wood handles;
covered with fast black twilled gloria;
10 go for 3sc each tomorrow.
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Outing flannel. TIC.

Extra heavy outing flannel, in hand
some snowflake stripes. in red, green.
grey, and blue; the regular II LIE sort;
to go for I l-2c yard.
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Unbleached canton flannel, BIC

Unbleached canton flannel in two to
ten-yard lengths will be sold tomorrow
ii Use yard.
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LOnsdale cambria, SC.

Can't he beat Lonsdale cambria:
rs inches wide, viii be sold for Sc yard
tomorrow.
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Linen crash. SIC.

Pure linen crash: twilled and bleach
ed; the good quality with fast color
borders; for l-2c yard.
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piV'/O coats which are
regular $40 values.

Made of Atwood Kersey broadcluth:
30 and 30 inches long: thoroughly
tailor-madc; some finished with strap
seams: lined with guaranteed satin;
in tan, castor, black, and other shades;
with storm collars.
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c. 90 for automobile COATS
Va'/O which are regular
Sis values.

Made of Atwood Kersey broadcloth.
and in such desirable shades as Hight
and dark tan, castor. mode royal ana
black; lined with Rename silk: %
inches long: finished with strap seams
and some having storm and some
notch collars and fare.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-13

FOR 59c GARMENTS. Comparisons
Will show these p. r. SOC Underlinens
equal those usually retailed as CSC and
75c. Choice Of styles OF Gowns, 3
styles of Skirts. 10 styles of Drawers,
9 styles Corset Covers, styles Che
misses.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-13

FOR S5c GARMENTS. The Opening"
VIII demonstrate these p. r. s5c gar
merts equal those usually retailed at
9Sc. Choice of II styles OF Gowns, 2
styles OF Skirts, 10 styles of Drawers,
8 styles OF Corset Covers. styles of
Chemises.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Gl(a6-Sot6rtmaem.

Strabburs. Ser bur9 bic
S9ndbele>Nffdre befannt s%etporbens
poliaettommtRGr Gauti9 1T in 2aus
terturs seftorben. 9antf9 bate am
20. Mprtl 1887 ben Der espionage pers
bG4tisen frona0fifden poltseifommifz
TAR S9ndbele bur9 cine amtlt6e Gins
Iabang auf beutfdes @ebiet gelodt unb
In Der Ndbe bon Nopeant feftnebmen
lafen. Die Qufresung, bic Der 3pis
f9enfan in Granfreid berporrief, pers
bi9tete ii9 BIB au 3riessbrobunsen.
Ser 3pif9enfaq enbete bamtt, bab
S9ndbele aebn Sage na9 Der 8erbafs
tung fretgelafen nurbe.
MeB. Sn ben D1rfern Waur.
2orrp, plappepilIe, 2efp unb DEFIANT
les<ponts erbtelten bic 9ausbeitber
Drpbbriefe, bic etnen 8ranb In Nuss
fi9t ftellten, unb btefen 8riefen folgte
ou9 bic Musfibruns. Nahtpadea
tpurben orsanifirt, bener es sflans,
bier Mrbeiter aus Waur als bic pers
mnihriher- 8ranbffifter o~baufaffen
Oeferrei@.
Wten. @uf ieiner biesid4rtgen
@eneralfabsreiie na4 Siebenburgen
feterte Gelbaeusmeiiter Baron Bed
iiralt4 bas 2Oi6hriae SubtlGum feiner
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G6arimSif6e Sfaatea.

8lanfenbain. 8eim Qntur>
men bes bieiigen Surnpereins purbe Der
18idbrise S9riftieber SUIT in benz
@usenblide bon einem 9erafdlase se>
troffen, als er iiber bas pferb fprinsen
tpolte. @r fiel nit benz @erGtb UNI
unb ipar fofort tobt.
Sena. Inter GROCER 8etbeilisung
purbe bier bas BON friiberea Sdiilern
benz i'm porisen Sabre ne~rftorbenen
Mdtbematifer Profefor !9ermann
S4dffcr errt9tete Oenfmal entbiilt.
Robnrs. Ser in Rom perftorz
bene Maler @uftan Miiler aus &oz
burg beftimmte iein srobes @ermDgen
fur semeinniibise 3nede. 9as borz
ttge &ranfenbaus erbielt cine bebeuz
tenbe 3upenbuns, au9 febte MiiIer
Elm &apital fir idbrlide Mus5eidnung
Der beiten Werfe beutf9er &iinftler in
Gom aus.
Sonnebere. Die 2ofalbabn
Sonnebere=S todbeim narb lebtbin
benz Dffentliben 8ertebr i~iberseben.
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ct. Senebict, ia. SEER Senrp Ger

ct. Sensoiet, Sa. Serr Senrp Sep=
per, asent fur bas populdre &rduter=
beilmittel, Sorni's alpenfrduter glut=
beleber, bridt ii9 iebr anerfennenb
uber ben @ertb beiielben aus. SER.
Deeper ipri6t aus eisener grfabruns
uSeit finf Sabren mar i6 leibenb-
9ein Ooftor muBte, mas mir feblte.
SD sins nod Chicago III elm 9olpi7'
tai, aber audi ba fonnte mir nidt se=
bolfen wer6en. Sd sins mieber beim,
ui6t better ais suuor, als lesten &et=
tunssanfer grill i'd nun gu Dem Of
ten l6meiser Seilmtttel, Nlpentrduter
Slutbeleber, unb iiebe DO, meine gu
uerii6t murbe ni6t gu Sdanben Der
beute bin i6 seiunb uub fible bel
ais leit uielen Sabrer. = Sorai I,
Nlpenfrduter Slutbeleber lit feline spr.
tbefermebiSin, ba iie nur bur9 ipecieGs'
0ofalasenten perfauft, wenbe man iid
an Or. Setter Sabrnep, 112-114 Sf
Sopne Ipe. Chicago, sd.
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2uremburq.
en- Gn (Mehinnpnl

= Sn gQ (@ebinsen) f~eierten am
@ontas, II. Sum-, bic gbeleute @om=
pei Mamer ibre sOlbene So6seit. Dies
lelben sdblen gu ben anseiebeniten unS
seadtetten gemobnern Der s%enannten
Orti6aft. = Sn a6ri6 ipurbe bas
@obnbaus bes grbeiters s. gades,
Biz auf bas nadte Mauerlperf einse=
di6ert. = Dem gdrtner S9mitt in
gouinsersrunb wurbe Don unbefannz
ten 9alunten bic gauge Sparsel=ans
lase, beren Wertb auf 1000 Sr. se=
idabt mirb, serit0rt. = Der 20 idbs
rise Matb. Sbein pon Sefort erlitt
BEL einem unfau in elmer grssrube siz
ne bebeutenbe Gopfuerlesuns, 10 baB
er, obne misber bic geiinnuns erlanst
gu baben, mad menisen Stunben ieinen
@eiit aufsab. = Inter Dem Seberuieb
in 8a~lferbinsen, Defenders unter ben
ai@lein berri9t cine aranfbeit, Der
i9on uiele gum Spfer s~efallen iinb.
aae %ansemanbten Wittel maren Biz
iebt erfolslos. Die BETTER erleiben
babur6 sroBen S9aben. = 3piiden
SID a. B. Sauer unb &aunborf lit Der
Snsenieur eoier bon @ils nit elmer
@nSabl arbeitet nit benz @raben mad.
antimon, 8lei unb aupfer bel6dftist
Wan lit bereits auf Steuen seitoben,
no Dor bunbert uIb mebr Sabren mad
Metaa sesraben rpurbe. = als ber
Sobn Der @ittme glolter pen Der Reu=
mdble BEL 9elsinsen auf Dem Selbe
a,beitete, brans Der bort porbeifom=
menbe @aurer 9einri9 @iblen aus
Sorborn auf Ssnielben ein, unb per.
fotste i'm nit einem se0ffneten ssaii1ins
meier. Gin Snfel Gloiters, Der ii9
in 9elsinsen aui Seiu6 befanb, ersrif
elm @ewebr, feuerte es auf giblen a6-
unb traf i'm in Ben Hiden. Ste @un<
Be lit nod ausiase bes arstes ni6t
lebenssefdbrli6.- @dbrenb bic Sa9=
beder an Der Sebauiuns bes aderers
Setter Sdmit in S6attrinsen beiddfz
tist waren, i6lusen plOsli6 bic SLANT
men in Ser Ndbe bes &amins empor,
10 bob bielelben ii@ MIR nit auer Mi=
be retten fonnten. Sas Seuer fank
bur6 bic a~nsebduften Sourasen reid=
li3 Nabruns, 10 baB burd bailebe elm
S9aben pon 5000 Bis 5000 ST. ar1=
seridtet murbe.
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Eaoen.

9eibe1berg. Ser 9irserausz
f9ub BON 6anbf9uhsbetn erflGrte fi6,
na6bem er friiber tpteberbolt gegen bic
ginsemeinbuns potirt bate, nunmebr
einftimmig NIT Der @ereinisuna NIT
9eibelbers ei%nperitanben. : profeKor
Scoops bat 8erufunsen an bic 6anbelsz
bo9i9ulen in &0ln unb Sranffurt ab=
gelebnt. Die bon linn btsber befleibete
auberorbentli9e Profefur fir enslifde
pbilologie an Der bieftgen uniperfitGt
tpirb In Elm Srbtnartat umsetpanbelt
unb profefpr Scoops unter Grnen=
nuns gum orbentli9en ProfeHor nit
Der @erfebuns bieies 2ebramts betrallt
tpsr6en.
Ronftana. &urs Dor Mnfunft
zines Yeripnenauges entbedte Der
8abntpart neuli9 untpeit Der berii9ttgz
ten unsliidsfteIe !9esne, baB cine
S9ienenDerbinbuns lossefdraubt mar.
@r bra9te ben 3ug, Der nit Sbeilnebs
mern zines S9ulausfluss bi4t befebt
mar. auf offener Strede gum !9alten,
Biz Der S4aben notbbirftis aussebefz
fert mar. Oas Electromagnetic nit
ben S9rauben fanb man in etnem @es
bif4 pertedt. @om Sbdter bat man
feline Spur.
Mannbetm. Sn Der @beinbabes
anitalt bon 9ertpid ertrant Der Is
Sabre alte Spenglerlebrling 2ubtpis
9ilet, Sobn bes Wertmeifters peter
@inet. 9ie 2eide trieb in ben nffenen
&bein. Der junse Meni4 mar bon
einem 9ersf9lag s~etroffen porben.-
Der 8au Der proteitantii4en Stride I'm
Stabttbeil 2inbenbof tpurbe I'm bic
Summe BON 1860 Marf Der Mrdis
teftenfirma gurtel C Mofer tn &arls=
ruhe i%iberfrnoen.
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G~aroldsrin, bic ltart peluTr VHo.
Na9 benz Observation-Disclosures bes @ers
eins betrugen bic gtnnabmcn i'm leeten
Sabr 424,042 Dart. bic Mussaben
4O7 1871 Mart. &Dnis gilbert iber>
tpies benz Werein fir bic 9eilitdtte
garplagriin 10O,S52 Mart aus Der
Stiftuns Der Stabt 2eipais gu ieinsm
25idbrtsen &esierunssiubildnm. Seis
tens Der &inber bes I'm Sabre 1892
b~eritorbenen 3nidauer porsenans
fabritbeiibers gbriiian Slider flpb
benz @erein cine Stiftuns In 9Dbe BON
10000 Mart gu.
4Itenborf. Bel etnem @epitter
f9lus in Hottluff Der 8lib in cine
@artenlaube, in pel9er BON ber1Gies
benen MGnnern Stat sefpielt purbe.
Ser 33idbrise S9loi1er Otto Mor
llIri9 tpurbe auf Der STEELE getDbtet,
ein anberer Mitipteler am Sube perz
lebt unb elm &inb gu 8oben sef9leus
bert.
Jreibers. Bon Der 8esirfsper>
fammluns Der bieiisen t0nisliden
Mmtsbauptmannfdaft parb bef9lof>
fen, audi in btefsm Sabre prdmten fir
S0btung BON 2~reuaottern, unb 5par
80 pfennise fir bas Stiid, gu sepdbs
rem.
R%ainsbprf. 9ier purbe Dor
&uraem cine aetperbli1e Sd6f9ule fir
9iittenarbeitsr singeri4tst.
Sertppib. Sn einem @nfa1e
bon 8etitesseitDrthett tDbtete Der So
idhriee Subrperfsbefiber Mnbers feline
65idbrise S4ptesermutter 2eiser obne
iees 9sranlaInng.
3ntdol. nnldngft ipurbe am
bier Elm Denfmal fir 3fpidaus srDbs
ten Sobn, ben Tn 1910 In 3nidan 9ss
borenen aomponiiten Robert @4uz
mann, entbiut.
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9efen bon benz 2~3iG6risen geldattss
retienben 2eininser auf Der Sagb i'm
Streit erf9offen. Die 8eiben Iollsn
f9on felt ldnserer 3eit p~erfeinbet ses
tpefen fein. S9erner bat na9 Der
@usfase 2eininsers. Der fi9 benz &C.
ri4t itente, suerft bas @epebr auf feis
men @esner anselegt. Der bann. ipie er
beBauptet. In Der Notbpebr. ben Mns
greifer nieberf9oB.
Nteberbauen N. 9ier follte bas
gnfelfinb Der Witttpe &reis bur9 bas
Sallen In elm Meffer setDbtet tporben
fetn. Die 1nterfu9ung ergab, bab
bas ainb eri9offen tpurbe. Der Sobn
Der Mitttpe areis purbe perbaftet.
WoIffein. Dieter Sage ftarb
bier in 5clse zines S9lasanfales
getftlt9er Rat6 Sefan Or. tbeol.
pbilipp 9ammer, 81 Sabre alt. gr
mar als S4riftfteuer unb als aebnsr
auf beutf9en Observation-Disclosures
gen befannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
9refe Std0fe.

5amburs. SIM Sabre 1900 bat
Der hamburger 9anbel iiber See in
Mengen unb Wertben tpieber qana Be-
trd9tlihe 5ortf9rttte sema9t. Die
gtnfubr in 9amburg feetpdrts betrug
1898: 100000 Ooppelcentner i'm
@ertbe BON 2,O15,O OO, 900 Mart,
1899: 100000 9oppelcentner i'm
Wertbe bon 1884, OOO, 900 Marf,
1900: 98,5O0,0O0 9oppelcentner gum
8etrage bon 2,281, 10000 Marf. Sie
@usfubr ieetpdrts betrus i'm slei6en
3eitraume 100000, Al, 600
bestebunsspeife 45.8OO,O0O 9oppele
centner gum Wertbe BON 1,493, OOO,z
600. 1,606,00O,O 900 be5iebunespeiie
ISL, 000, 900 Marf.-3um Mnbenfen
an i6re in 9amburg ~perftorbenen
@Itsrn Samuel 2eniio6n unb 5rau
~iiberpiefen beren brsi @Dbne Sulius
2epifobn in 2on6on, 2eonar6 unb
@bolpb 2etpifobn in SEEM Worf Benz
ifraelitif4en &rantenbaufe in 5amz
burg $4,000 Mart gum 8au 3tpeier
Rranfenpabinons.
8rtmTR. Die beiben 8remer
GiIdbampfer rprimus" unb r9iTel>
borf" sinsen nit ibrer sansen 9es
fabung in Der Rorbfee unter.-Gtne
Seusrsbrunit i'm Rsna4barten Qslebs,
baufen aerftDrte bas Mbelenftift, Elm
@fpl fir MISUNDERSTANDING Srauen,
fopie einise angrensenbe @ebdube.
IGe 8etpobner tpurben serettet.
2ubed. Muf Der S9iffsperft
bon 9einri6 ao9 babier lief Elm fir
BITE Olbenburszp ortusteffds 9ampfz
f4ifffabrtsz &beberei in Slbenburg
n~euerbauter Dampfer sliidli9 bonn
Stapel. 9ie 9rasfdbisteit bes @9if>
fes betrdst 27OO Sonnen.-Oer iunee
&nmmis Rarl S9ulte, Der bier einem
8ants unb 2otteriesefddft nit circa
5000 Dart bur9eins, ftelte ii9 tn
2eip5is freipilis Der qoli5et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
eeit 20 Satren befaant.

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bab paaor sSuts's @sruenss tarssr bort faOn felt
20 Sabrsn ssbrauat pirb.
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Id an SdIailoRsteit unb purbs 70 neruos. bab Id
mstnsm Ssi4aits ni&t mebr porasben tonute unb Is
aufsab; na&bem Id abr paitor R0nis's Ierpeuss tdrser
nabm touuts Id wteber i&Iafsn unS aud Sebamses
fa1su. aud betam ID wtsber appetit unb Kraft. Dtsis
@trtuns mar wunberbar. Sd babe bas wsittsI OieIeu
anbsr.n s~mpfoblsn. absr nod uou teinem seb1rt, benz Is
nt&t seboIfeu bait
@ etr pertbpones BUD fur gserpenieibenoe
IQ ipirb Se6em Der es oerlangt a~usetaubt.
CIV gtrme erbalten aud bic Mebiair nnlonit.
Siee Webisin murbe iet benz Sabre 1876 BON benz
Sotp. Qaitor &6nis. Sort Wapue. Sub. ~aubereite!
tino jest inter ieiuer Nniueiinng BON Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO..
SSS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, III.
Set 2lpotheftrn 3u baben fur
$500 Die 0laSd)e, 6EIafden tie 81. 90;
8robe S1.75. 9 fur $500.
gu baben bel Dtartin Molitor. St.IGloub