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Arizona republican., 1901-06-10
THE CHINESE INDEMNITY
Casey and Ah Sam Come to an Vn-
 derstanding Regarding it.

| When is yer bloody empress going
 to fix up that indemnity" asked Casey
 as he dropped in at An Sam's again l yesterday.
 What you talk bout now, China war agin?" responded the wash man. Yes. of course I'm talking about de | China war. that's what I'm always. | talking about when l come here. Your { majestic features always remind me of ! de Boxer devils and I have to talk. What ye' going to do about de indem- nity?" | You mean what time pay 'em? oh. | bimeby." said An sam. No much hur- ry Li Hung Chang he fix 'en, Wu Ting Fang he help 'em plenty" 'I don't seem to catch up with ye," , said the Irishman. What has Ii Hung , Chang an the Oriental rice eater in ! Washington got to do with payin de | indemnity?"
 "Oh. him no pay em. him jest fix 'em, you sabe finance. you sabe Mlstah Morgan?"
 Yes" replied Casey. "I sabe finance. but l am talking now about gold. bright. yellow gold that the Chinese government must dig up for us Amer jeans an other civilized nations fer
 the destruction of our property and the loss of human lives. l don't un- , derstand what MT. Morgan has got to do with ,t"
 "Alli. you no sabe I tell em. Ally nation. him say. We lkem plenty money
 now. maybe SD tee. fo hunderd mill ion dollahs China say Ali. Wu Ting
 Fang him go New York. see Mistah Morgan. talk 'em heap plenty. fix 'em up all same steel tluSt. You sabe now? Wu Ting Fang he make 'em plan. Ii Hung Chang he heap shmaht man, he fix 'cm business. He talk empless. bimeby China make lem plenty bond. evlybody want 'em bond. no diffence China catchem. China say Ali. you taken bond I makem open door, evly-
 body come in. do plenty business China be heap big county all same
 United States, Flancc Lushia. Eng land, Open door him putty good
 thing dhink. China sell 'em bond in
 New York an London. Mistah Morgan
 he buy 'em Melican Hch man he all
 buy 'em. China she fix 'em all same steel tlust. You sabe now?"
 Casey laughed and said. "So you think China can issue bonda place them. holding out an open door by way of lnducement and settle all her debts on wind. do you? What would she do when the interest comes due?"
 "Makem mo bonds"
 That might be all right if China's credit was good. but everybody is afraid to trust her and she has no gov ernment that the allies can get hold off, an ye cant find the royal family with magnifyin' glass" said the lrishman. How would you fix it so there is something in sight for Mir. Morgan an the other dnanciers to get hold of?"
 "Humph, said An sam, you talk
 em like heap dam fool. Wu Ting Fang he go New JerseX, take 'em out char ter for China"
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10
NEWS OF THE W N O R T HI
PRESCOTT

Prescott. June S-(Special corre- new Hotel Burke Is growing every day In grace and popularity judging from the demand for rooms being recorded at the hotel office hy Clerk Carter. The opering of the hotel was considered In every way a s'Jccess by the hotel man. agement and shows that the resident and traveling public were only waiting for an opportunity to show their ap- preciation of the promised fulflment of a long felt want.
 Mir. and Ms. Falco. who have been guests and In fact part of the house hold of the Hotel Burke for a number of years rast. moving with them when they took the sherman house for a temporary period. have a fine suite of rooms in the new Caravansary.
 Mir ard Mrs Middleton have moved from the Firher residence and taken apartments at the big hotel,
 Mir and Mrs Tom Bate have also vacated their rooms at the residence of Mir. George Wooster. breaking up hous akeep ping and going to board and room at the same hotel. All the rooms On the first floor were all taken before the hotel was fdl,y thrown open to the public: that Is. this floor was open ed and atterdant" in charge last Sat urday a week aSp. while the dining room was not opened until last Wed Desday evening. Upon the Occa ion last mentioned about one hundred and fifty people were "dined and wlned." testing the capacity and efficiency of the dining room and service respective ly to their utmost.
 People who went ea.ly to avoid the rush" were the more fortunate ones who succeeded in getting all of the good things advertised as constituting the menu in good time. Upon that oc- caslon the dinner lasted from 5:30 to . D. m, and when the many lights were turned on after the waning of the sunlight which had flooded the room it showed scene of attractive brillian e-the myriad soft yellow globed ele:tric ceiling lights casting an agreeabl. refulgence over the vari- colored gowns of the summer girl. toned down somewhat by the sober black of the gentlemen escorts Last evening was presented another scene of more than ordinary interest in that same room, when the party of between sixty and seventy ladies and gentle men who had been tripping the Tight fantastic" at the opera house came down in d body to partake of refresh nents served there. The occasion of the hop at the opera house was fare well party tendereI by the Prescott Sorial club in honor of Miss Frances Bethune. who will leave the city soon with her family to take Up their old time residence in Los Angeles
 Every one concurs in the opinion that the loss of this family from the midst of their friends. and In fact. from the city generally, is a great cause for con dolence. the whole family. collectively and individually. having endeared themselves to all with whom they came in contact during their few years res idence in our mountain city Judge Bethune iS too well known all over the territory tO ne d mere than passing mention. he having served as an hon
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10
MEMORIAL DAYS OF THE FUTURE


 In the evident earnestness and sin cerity with which the observers of Me morial day have approached the an- nral commemoratioa this year there is gratifying sign of 2 restored sen.e of the dignity and significance Of the day. The practices which for a time threat ened to conveat the day to the purposes of holiday making, pure and simple, apparently have been done away with to a considerable extent. ThoughtleSs- ness. and no lack of regard for the memory of the soldier dead. was re- sponslble for 1t, and apparently there Is much less of thla indifference now than there was q few years ago. It may be doubted, indeed, if the custom which has become so thoroughly estab- lished will ever cease to be observed without due heed of it's impressive les sons. As to what will be the character of the memorial ooservances of, say fifty years hence. it Is well to renie n- be'r that a custom originating in a na- tional crisis so profound and important as that of the civil war is never likely to become wholly perfunctory. Changes there must be, of course. The men who participated in the events of the war must disappear Persons who can remember it's great battles must become fewer. their rec)llections faint CT and the sentiments of sorrow or pas. sion occasloned by the struggle less keen. The distinctive ceremonial of NesnnTt11 l.s ,s ,l erans--muSt be eliminated. But an appropriate observarce in some form will be maintained even though it lose something of its present character as a service for the dead-Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

her prevent the small deposits of iron. Good facial circulation io foe to most facial blemishes. The commonest acid and the most effective Is lemon juice, pure or diluted as the skin dictates.- Ledger Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10
MIGHT BE WORSE.

Ascum-I understand the young wo. man next door bangs the plano all day l suppose you wish she'd move out?
 Frank Ca pessimia.-No. I'm quite satisfied
 Ascum--What,
 Krank-If she were to move out an. other one would be sure to move in that would bang the piano all day and all night. ht.--Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

We pay 5 per dozen for bullets and hens under IS months old. Golden Wing Ranch, Mcdowell road, near camp meeting grounds. Telephone 273l. Office 317 Fleming block.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. 1t soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

Putnam Fadeless Dye. Orange. pro- duces beautiful burnt orange shades that are extremely fast to light and washing. l0c per package. Sold by Elvey x Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

Excursion tickets are now on sale over all roads to Coronado Tent City. It is the popular resort this year. and we all like to go where others go.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

Putnam Fadsless Dye. pink. is the only dye that produces clear bright shades of pink that are fast to light and washing. 1Oc per package. Sold by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

N. Porter Saddle and Harness Co.,, n2 East Washington St.. for best vaquero saddles. We guarantee them not to hurt or break.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

ored member of the sIpl'e me bench of the territory before his residence here,
 MRS. GEO. WOOSTER.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-10

For fowl, steak, chops or game and cold stein, try the Capitol Chop House. Orchestra every evening. w. c. Stewart, proprietor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
psm DerDienfe (rine gironc.
Snniton Jun 9rieaoe:@eresel Der reonIa-en
@rmee criiauut.

Sumiton Jun 9rieaee:@s.e2ol Der reonIa-en
slrmes nannt
PrGitbent Wc&tnleD bat ben bisberiz
gen Brigade General i'm Sreipiligenz
9esre, Sreterid Sunitpn, fir Die BEL
Der 9efansennabme Igutnalbos be-
ipieIene 8rappur gum 8rigabez8 General
in Der resulGren @rmee ernannt. 90
na9 benz 9eiebe Sffiaiere bes Srei=
tpiaisenzSeerea nur ols 2eutnants
ober Brigade @enerdle in bic reguldre
Mrmee iibernummen tpsrben biirfsn,
mar biefe feline Nussei4nung pobl Der
ein5ig ri9tise 2obn. uno bas 9an5e
2ano fat bieielbe se6iai9t.
rSreO" SunIton ipurbe 1866 in
Nort6 Carlisle, s., geboren. Srei
Sabre ipdter per3pg fein 8ater nit ibm
mad IQen gpuntp, &an.. no Junftpn
fenior iiG cine Sarm taufte. 9a9 Q6z
iolpirung Der bortissn 0ffentli9en
S6uls beiu6te Sreb Suniton Die Sans
faszS taats= l1niOeriitGt gu 2aprence
llnb purbe bann Reporter elmer 3eis
tuna in Sort Smith, @rf. Sn 1891
sebDrts Suniton elmer ben Ger Ser.
Staotenz Gesieruns ausseriiitsten grs
petition an, bic nit geolosiiGen Inter
iu9unaen i'm Sobestbale, Gal., betraui
mar. DIS Mitslieb Der Smitbionian
Snftitution reifte er i'm folsenbeu
Sabre bebufs botanti6er Stubien nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

Gisenart bshslbsn fdGt nidt auf ben
erften 9lid ms Iuse; nllr 8enner
tperhsn bic @ebeutun9 bes ned nte boz
aepeienen Nsrmelidnittes sebabrsnS
fpiirbisen. Del Gsrmet ftsbt taft a,ts
pie cine Dirt &D6re. 9tsis @srmelrO6re
enbst ni9t, pte btsber, in elmer Hunz
bung an Der S9ulter, Ionbern feBt iiG
Bis gum Salsausf9nitt fort. Sic 1T
bes beFeren Qnf9miesens tpesen auf
Der Q9iel setbeilt unb bur9 cine eez
f9peifte 2dnssnabt tpieher perbunberl.
I'M bas lois @tofftbeil auf Der
S9ultsr eiipas 81 perfteifen, 1T e5
NIT pielen INNER bt3ter aufeinanberz
folsenben 0uernGbtsn bur9fteppt.
Sieie @ermel f9teben ii6 aliu tuie Elm
3pideI apif9en Die oberen Mantelz
6reiten, senau nat9 ben pprbilbli9 ee<
tosIenen Gummiiaden ber-SGrings<
fii9er. Ser llad unten gu beutelfDrz
mig ii9 erpeiternbe Nermel perengt
fi9 am Sanbgelenf pieber burb Nbz
nGber uno i6tiebt nit elmer geraben
Mani9ette ab. Steie 1T. tpie audi Der
S%tsbtrasen, nit farbiger, golOburG>
pirfter @titerei, bic tlsine 8lumenz
mebailons untsrbre6en, peroiert. Cine
nit Der Sttderei iiberetnitimmenbe
4afsmenterie bient f3ein6ar als
&sraffe.
Den iettlt9 acknowledgement, BRETT
ranSisen Sammstbut umihItnot ohssss
Elm Sunselpinbe, iiber ben 9aareH
prallsen otpei febr umfangrei4e Sill
roietten, cine tpeiB, bic anbere f6pars;
in ber lebteren bilben tleine S3lupfen
aus @olbbanb ben Mittelpunft. 3pei
&eiberfebern die cine tpetB, bic anbere
i4pars) i9miesen fi9 benz 9utranb
an unb btlben ben peiteren Nuspub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

nsloeiOie GrIinbung, iontern auW
burh intereflante !Sarmoniiiru,g unb
i~pirfua9spplIe Snftrumentirung aus.
Sas Dani6are Mien gebt nun oarar,
Spbann !StrauB Ienior unb SOiepb
Banner, rpel6er lebtere i'm SABRE l843
ftarb, Elm semeinl4aftlidRs i~piirhises
Senfmal gu isben. Ser GntDurf fir
bafelbe Iiammt pcn BEN 8ilb6anern
Seifert un6 SerIep, bie BEL sinem bless
be5ugli1en Pretsausf6reiben bic Sic
gespalme errangen.
Die beipen Sauptfiguren bes Wos
numentes brirgen bic innige Sreunbs
f9aft gum Iusbrnd, nel6e StrauB
uno 2anner perbdRb. StrauB t9eilt
Banner cine neile ssoee nit. inbsB biefer
nit peri6rGnften 4rmen 5ubOrt. Was
5ie eriinnen, Iiebt Der SeiAauer i'm
Relief: ben Wiener @al5er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
3MnHeru.

Notar: Dem Seftament Sbres
Snfels aufolse finb Sic l1niberfalerbe
feines @ermDsens, tpenn sic Sbre
&oufi1e beiratben. Sd frase alfo
beibe Sbeile, finb sic berett, it4 NIT
einanber gu berebeli9en9"-8eibe:
nQber sepiB, mir iinb gang einperftanz
ben, pidel1 sic bic Sadie muir RAID
unb fpulant ab, banr1 tperber1 mir sic
aud NIT ber-S4eibunsstlase Be-
trn,tpni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

Nlasfa, ipo er gang auein in einem
SABINE cine 900 Meilen LANCE Sabrt
auf benz Wufon unternabm. SIN 9erbfts
1894 cling Sunftpn na9 Scuba uno
f9lob 1i9 Dem Snfurgentenbeere als
@emeinsr an. Gr itieg Biz gum aange
zines Maiors a1f lnb ipurbe Gbef Der
Irtiuerie. Wdbrenb feines 18monatiz
gen Mufentbaltes auf Der rperle Der
Qntiuen" bctbeiligte it9 5uniton an %
Sreffen, purbe bret seal pertpunbst,
f9lieBli9 bon ben Spaniern eefansen
eenommert, gum Sobe perurtbeilt, aber
bann ouf parole %entlafTen, %tporauf ii9
SunIton na9 SEEM Oprf besab. Ils
bann 1898 Der fpanii9zameritanii9s
&rieg ausbra9, tpurbe inn cine Stels
i'm Stabe bes Generals Miles angez
boten, Suniton sog es iebo9 Dor, als
Sbert bus &ommanbo bes 20. &anz
fasz SreipinigenzR eeiments gu iiberz
ne6men, na9bsm ibm Die Sormtrung
zines u3aubreiter" <&esiments mibz
lungen mar. 9as 20. &aniaszS reiz
piuisenza egiment purbe na9 ben
pbilippinen beorbert. @uf benz @ese
babin lernte Suniton in Gan Sranz
cisco cine iunse Muiitlebrerin, Srduz
lein @bna 8lanfarb, ~fennen, bic er
beiratbete limb bic ibm na9 Manila
folgte. -.
Iuf ben gbilippinen oei9nete ii9
Suniton Bel bsrf9iebenen 8elegenbeiz
ten berart aug, bab er 1899 gum 8riz
sabez9 General i'm 5reitpiaisenz Seere
err1annt tpurbe.
sreb Sunfton tit Elm seborener
Sruppenfiibrsr. Gr 1T mutbig, eners
eif9 unb fennt abiolut feline Sur4t.
en- Der S6la9t Bel Galumpit bur4z
f9pamm er nit 20 Mann feines Rez
ailments i'm befttsften &uselresen ben
AuinsuafluB unb nabm 80 pbilips
piner gefangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
3app'S
Sanf,

Wenltd potit Sourthauit, ct. Gloub, Miltt.
;ablt 4 Grosent Snterelien auf gelber, wel9e
tiir elm sSabr, unb 3 Tro;eut, menn bieielben
fiir 6 Dtonate beponirt weroeu. Serbor9t gelb
auf @rinbei9entbum, wel6es si ieber Seit
fdqi9 ODER ni6t, eutmeber gan, ODER tbeilmsi=
Ie, ie nod Seltebeu suriidbesablt werben fanit.r
8erfauft @edtiel, Geloienonusen unb Eafiage=
Sdbetue pom unb mad allen 9dnbern Glro=
pas. gus;ise aus ben @runbbi9ern (ab=
%ifrafts), goDmadten, Sauf= unb 9ppotbefen
unb ionitise urfunben merben seietlt9 auss
9efertist unb %beslaubiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

edtes Diener ainb, bef9rdntte Soiepb
Gamer, Der f9on in friiber Susenb
Elm berborrasenbes muiitalii9es ga,
lent aetgte unb es auf Der @ioline gu
GROCER Serttsteit bra9te, feline Sbdttss
teit arf Sefterrei9. Gr tpenbete fi9
Der Sanamuiif gu. bic er bur9 feins
geniare Grfinbunssfraft perebelte.
Seine 8Ompoiitionen. beren er iber
200. meiit Walaer, perDffentli9te, iinb
ehte Graeusnife iener aug @raaie. Su'
NOR unb SentimentalitGt semii9tsn
fpsaififd Wanerii9en Muiit unb
asihnen tih niht alein burn retde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

Sen @taar i'm etsenen
Quse fam Der @usenleibenbe febsn.
tpenn er in ber Mttte elmer &arte nit
elmer feinea ISABEL elm tletnes Sod
fti9t unb bieies bt9t por bas Iuse
bGlt, babel mad benz bellen 9immel
febenb. Oa erblidt Der Patient nidt
bas flsine God, fonbern Elm perbdltz
nibmdbig srobss, i9pa4 bslsu9tstes
5elb rnb barauf fetnen Staar profit
art. gr bemertt in Der Shat bas
S9attenbilb ieines Staares in Der.
Neb6aut i'm 9%tntersrunbe bes 4uses.
Sc feiner bas 209lein lit, befto f4dr@
fer tpirb fih bteier S4atten abaet9s
men; NIT r,ormalem Nuse ptrb Bel bies
fem 0er5u9e basesen muir Elm slei9s
mGbia beleu@tstes Jelb. cine belle
G1eibe. seiehen tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Be1riinSrte 9nrtth1t.

8ater (au ieinem tleinen Sobne,
einem glementarf9iiler): user 1T
BENIN Der 2ebte in Seiner &lahe9"-
Sobn: rIir BADEN gar feinen 2ebz
ten." - 8ater Qd9elnb): rNber
&arl, elmer mub bod Der 2ebte fetn."
-Sobn: vSa, Der tit aber fortsez
sosen."- Qa9enb): so!
Wer 1T BENIN aber nun Der 2ebte9"-
Spbn (a0sernb): ngfun bin i4 er."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

S:S @e:mger oper 0rIls
lenauseinem 8 eaupers
tretben. Man lest an bic Stelen,
po fie itd am liebiten aufbalten, berz
f9iebene 8if9el gr~bfenftrob. 0tefes
lieben bic 9etmaen boraiisli@, uM
barin Su niften, unb man fann fie auf
btefe Dirt lei4t tp%esfansen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
BndshCd1d1sna mitnTrtr.

u@9, Olga, tpte serne mare i9 etn
Mann-etn Sffisier! 8ebente nun,
tpsnn man es 10 gum Selomari4al
se5ra9t bat unb bann itirbt, pirb
man bon feds 2eutnants gu Grade ses
trdoeni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
s-Du

&unbin: rSn benz Gebadten
itnb bo9 feline Sri9inen9"-
SAIG9termeiter: rs mo. Ma=
pam, fpie bas sepiest tpiro, ba
Tam bo9 nii9t 2ebenbes me6t
hrin finhl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
merkfuiirSfn.

Srsmber: n9efinben fi6 unter
ben Stabtperorbnsten bier eu9 Qusz
ipGrttse9" G~inbeimtf9er:
vNein, bic @Gter unierer Stabt iinb
fdmmtli9 SD6ne I'M erer Staot!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
die

Mann: gGs lit bod na9setpiez
fen, baB Der Mann mebr 9ebirn ,bat
pte Die Srau. uSatpobl.
aber Die Srau bat Dor Dem Manne piez
Der ben 6ausI6liKel boraus."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Gntrtfrr nrrEriEte.

Sreunb: nSa, mar 10 unslIdz
lt9 ouf benz gtfe 9efalien, baB i'd feds
Wo9en gelcgen baGe."-Profez
for: uIber, finb sic ba ni9t anses
f~roren?"
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8urrfd1emHer 8rnnn.

81: nmeBAatb bdben sic Sbr
2anbsut @lpitum senannt?"-8.
nMeiner @emablin gu gbren, bic beibt
ndmli9 glife!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
DhtliHrr-5tnuHpitnkt

OnfeI Tim Itelier ieines berii6mt
setporbenen Reffen): r@as, 10000
Mart bait Ou fir bteies 8ilb betomz
men? Sa fannft Su ia bic Malez
rel aufseben unb eth foItbes
9ef9dft anfanaen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
1srHUuHuikunu

9efu9 Gin Der Nbnensauerie):
rgoB 8lib, @raf, fat bteier Seiner
Qbnen eine bGBliGe, pertOa9iene Srou
gebabt!"-9 nSott, tpiro d
in Selbperleaenheit iepeien ietn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Buluute AuHreHp.

r@ber, Iler, Su bait beute auf meiz
men @eburtstas pergefen!"-~ger5ei
i'd bab's eben gar ni6t bemerft, bob
9u um Elm Sabr otter getporben bit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
WelD iu uerleihen.

auf cultipirte Sorms sesen Gei6te
S~ee1'9n1'9ett 1l1S SIT niebrtsen Soften
9elo 81 perIeiben. IS pi16 ii6 sud-
labner, BET mir porsuipre6en, ruenn
SHr cine anlet9e auf Cure Sarm ma
den mont.
Is i A. 8. G;prrnon
Ctnee0her griter GationoIbamt, 81. GIouo.
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gbrung 'ipfier Wal,erkGnisr.
2anner uno SoDann StranB erbaItc,
III @ien elm 3enfmaI.

DIM IL. Npril b. s. tperber es 100
Sabre, felt Soiepb Gamer, neben ben
beiben Sobann StrauB ienior unb
junior Der bebeutenbite Walaerfompo>
niit, gu SDbling BEL Wten bas 2i6t
Der Welt erblidte. @let9 feinem &ipa=
len Spbann Straub benz Nelteren elm
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Neuss Don Der Alobe.
2anott Carrier @ruinenaos amantel ,,olaa'
Ian" nit gcosrGem 9lesE aelauSshnitt.

@oAl noc9 nie bat Der 9roBe Mantel
in Der Samentoilette cine iolbe &ole
seiptelt pie bieies TriibiaBr.
uniere SQuftration 3ei9t elm Barrier
Mpbeu, bas neben isiner Orisinelitdt
AUDI bas prattii@e Wr.nent CUR Sell
tung brinst. CS 1T hies Elm ipgenanns
ter u&aglan," Der eigentli1 Der Ser
ren1arberobe entnpmmen ipurbe. Sie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
T. [. BAKER,
SIcbicnmacbcr II. Schfpiicr.

@anbler in Siidien, Muuition unb Slid
tateln. Sii6ien unb 5peir6ber r~eparirt.
Sober Irtifel uub ole @rbeit I'll BEN niebrie=
item EreiIen 9arantirt. Sffice rnb @erfitdt=
ts: 90. SIS. Guenue uOrblid. ct. Gloub,
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-20
RAILROAD NEWS.
Santa Fe Refusing Flour Ship
ments For Export.
Can't Spare the Cars to Haul
1t.
UNUSUAL SHORTAGE.
SHORTAGE.
Extreme Measures Necessary to
Economic Equipment.
Policy Will Be to Keep Cars on
Its Own Lines.

According to a leading freight traffic
official located here. the Santa Fe is
now refusing shipments of -four for
the Atlantic seaboard because of the
shortage of cars.
I'VE can not afford to let our cars go
east loaded with -four" said this OFF,
cial, because it takes the car out or
our service for such a long time We
recently have hauled several big con-
signments of our for export to Kan
sas City, and there transferred 1t to
other lines, rather than allow our cars
to get SO far away OF course there are
some classes of merchandise which can
not be transferred from car to car. and
such we have to send through in our
own cars.
THE car shortage on the Santa Fe
exceeds anything we ever experienced,
but I uppose it is no worse than on
other western lines. The shortage is
general in the west, and every line is
watching its equipment with Jealous
eye
"Of course the Santa Fe hast placed
immense orders for cars and engines.
We have a prospective equipment
which will help us greatly when 1t IS
delivered, but who can tell when we
will get it? The car and engine build
ers are crowded to death with orders.
and can't promise us when we will re-
cefve the new eQuipn ent-
1T might seem that more car build