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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18
LOST AND FOUND.
DIAMONDS.

DIAMONDS.
WE HAVE a few diamonds that we wish
to dispose of this week. One 7s carat,
style mounting, a handsome combina-
ton, worth over 500; our price. s65.
Another fine stone. II carat, $50. Great
variety of small stones, S. to s35, every
one bargain. Big line of pearl opera
glasses, IS and up. Cut glass Nappies,
So and up Nice assortment of gilt
clocks, ebony mirrors, ebony toilet sets
ebony brushes, etc., etc. r. H. Harm &
Bro, 100 East Seventh. Open evenings
THE NEXT PURcHAsE-Le it be Unit
ed States Fuel Oil stock. See adyer-
tiSementS
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18
FOR SALE.

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DIAMONDS.
WE HAVE a few diamonds that we wish
to dispose of this week. One Is carat,
beautiful stone, set in gents ring. new
style mounting, a handsome comblna-
ton, worth over 500; our price. $6o
Another fine stone, y carat, $50. Great
variety of small stones, SIS to $35, every
one bargain Big line of pearl opera
glasses, S. and up. Cut glass Naples,
81 and up Nice assortment of gilt
clocks, ebony mirrors, ebony toilet sets.
ebony brushes, etc., etc. F. III. Harm
& Bro, 100 East Seventh. Open evenings.
OVERCOAT-For sale, a mink-lined
evcrcoat. size 40. with otter trimmings,
In good shape; also an ulster same size,
at 80 East Sixth st
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18
California;?

Consult Minneapolis g. st. Louis r. R.
az, III bi.~ye Starting, and get valuable
pointers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18
POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

IT WILL TAKE DOLLARS to buy what
dimes will now-we are talking about
United States Fuel Oil company's stock
at 10 cents per share. See advertise
ments.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18

FOR RENT-A fiye-room cottage, city
water and sewer. 294 Summit place.
WE WILL PAINT and paper ordinary
size rooms for $685. and furnish good
material; this is one-half regular cost;
get your work done now; our work and
material guaranteed. r 4, Globe
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18

WANTED-A position by a young mdn
of sixteen, willing to do almost any
kind of inside work at reasonable salA
ary. Write or call G. S., 157 South
Robert st. city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-12-18
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

HOW MUCH STOCK HAVE YOU in the
United States Fuel Oil company? See
advertisements
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

extent, But probably eighty per
cent Of the silver currency OF the
country is in the West and South,
scattered among small holders who
would not have that opportunity to
dispose of it in the event Of an emer-
gency. These people are entitled to
be assured that the government will
stand between them and any possible
emergency.
There is no probability that the
measure will add anything to the
burdens upon The gold reserve.
Every argument to prove that the
provision is unnecessary supports this
assumption, and the element of dis
trust which is now liable to develop
would be eliminated. The demand
for gold would be confined to the
Legitimate needs OF the export trade,
and that the government cannot adj
vantageously or honorably evade.
The bill completes the work Of at
taching all our currency definitely to
the gold standard. 1t is logical,
scientific and honest, and so long,
therefore, as the government quib-
b!es over it SO long will people ask
why, and view the silver dollar as an
element OF weakness in our monetary
system.
An anomalous Situation is pre-
sented by the attitude Of the SO called
friends Of silver in opposition to this
bill. They claim to regard the sill,
|ver dollar as the poor mans special
coin, and unquestionably the present
stock is mainly in the hands of farm
ers, wage earners and small trades
men. It is the money Of wage
sarners and retail trade not of bank
reserves. What purpose these
champions of silver can have in op-
posing measure that is calculated
to eradicate all distrust concerning
this coin and make it in everybody S
opinion as good as gold, is beyond
the comprehension Of ordinary and
practical people.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

Bradstreet's: One of the feas
lures of the new postal code is a
provision requiring weekly peri
odicals to pay from | to 2 cents
postage on every copy delivered
through the mails to a subscriber
in the city in which the periodical
is published. # this provision
Should be adopted it will cost
more to send such a periodical to
a subscriber in its own city than
to one liyingin any part of the
United States or Canada truly
anomalous situation. It would
in most cases add over dollar a
year-a large percentage of the
subscription price-to the cos. Of
circulating such periodical.
Such provision has existed in
the case of monthly and quarterly
periodicals., but on those the
burden is far less than it would
be on the weeklies, which would
be taxed ffty-two instead of
twelve timesa year. The weekly
periodicals of the country have
never been so little deserving of
such repressive, in some instances
even prohibitive, treatment as
now'.and we hope that once its
attention has been drawn to the
matter, the sober second thought
of congress will eliminate this
most>oppressive and unnecessary
proyision.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

The jury in the Hamilton case
brought in a verdict of man
slaughter in the first degree. A
new trial was asked for. The
judge can sentence him to a term
|of not less than FIVE, or more
than twenty years, at hard labor.
The jury recommended him to
the mercy of the court.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21
Was Lincoln FaithIess

Chicago Inter ocean: ADra-
am Lincoln, in his first inaugu-
al address, on March 4, 1861,
sed these words: 81 have no
urpose, directly or Indirectly, to.
1terfere with the institution Of
lavery in the states where it.now
xists. / believe ! have no legal
light to do so, aud have no in
ention to do SO. =
Here was as positive a pledge
could be given. Yet within
ess than three years Abraham
lincoln did what he said he
would not do. Hc issued his
PROCLAMATION abolislling slavery
md used the whole power Of the
ration to make that abolition
effective and complete.
Does the judgment OF mankind
condemn Abraham Lincoln as
Eaitllless to his pledge? The
whole world applauds him for
breaking it. All peoples justify
his annulment of It on the gronnd
that it was given under mistakes
as to the essehtial facts. They
hail his repudiation of it as a
triumph Of Righteousness.
The congress of the United
States, on April 20, 1898, resolved
that the United States hereby
disclaims any disposition or in
tention to exercise sovereignty,
jurisdiction, or control over"
Cuba. Like Lincoln's in 1861,
that pledge was given under mis-
take as to the essential facts.
Yet there are Americans who
would brand this nation as faith
less if it should complete the an
nulment of that pledge.
For the mistake was speedily
discovered and the reversal of the
pledge begun. Having driven
Spain from Cuba, we found that
we either must exercise sover-
eighty or deliver the island to
anarchy. By the treaty of Paris
we took sovereignty over Cuba.
The civilized world applands us
for so doing. Now we are COM
fronted with the alternative OF
either keeping our mistaken
pledge aud handing over Cuba to
the foes Of her peace, or of son sssoen-
Tossing our mistake, as Linccln
confessed his, and doing justice
and righteousness, as Lincoln
did
To abandon Cuba now would
be neither justice nor good NOR
ais. II is both unjust and i'm.
moral, 80 ourselves, and to he
Cubans. to permit ourselves to be
bound by our mistake. There
is no principle of law more gen
efally admitted" said Justice
Story sixty-fve wears ago, s'tlTa'l
that a mistake Of fact, going t
the essence Of a contract; avoid:
it. Those who err do not con
sent is the maxim of the civi
law, and it is maxis4l of aniver
sal justice.
We erred as to the esscntia
facts when we attempted to dis
claim sovereignty over Cuba, jus'
as Lincoln erred when he prom
lsed not to interfere with slavery
The universal Judgment of man
! kind declares that Lincoln'
pledge to the Shareholders wa
void. Sol will declare that ou
pledge to Cuba IS void.
Are those who now spea1
glibly about national dishonor
in Cuba prepared to accuse Abra
ham Lincoln Of faithlessness
Do they regard the emancipation
proclamation as blot upon hi
character We doubt it. Yet
until they are wiling to do tha
until they are willing to bran
as a crime the chief glory o
Lincoln's life they cannot accus
the United States OF bad faith |
the Washington government re
tain sovereignty over Cuba.
Making Silver Dollars ExchangsabI
For Gold.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

Gilbert A. Pierce, formerly gov
crnor OF Dakota Territory, and later
United States senator from North
Dakota, died in Chicago Friday,
Feb. Is.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

Saloefi wreckers have killed a
womanin Kansas, and will have
to stand trial for murder.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

One Of the Cudahy kiafnapper'
IS said to be in Jail in Omaha.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

The Minnesota state capitol Is Il
cost $aooo,ooo.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21

Millions Of peop. are familiar with
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and those
who use them and them to be famous
little liver pills, Never grippe. B. F.
Vaughan, druggist,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-02-21
Making Silver Dollars Exchanssable
For Gold.

Special Correspondence,
Washington, D. G., Feb. In dis
eussing tbe. proposed leeissatio1ii Tor
strengthi.g the Geld Standard, to-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-20
Nodb grnBere Bargains 3ur bDlliser
2saunt,ins pom Nmsiisett
,tno 2le6erwiirfeit.
cSatfets berabseieet.

|
Seine F9par5e 8erIeD 9an1enzsSSdz
dets, nit Geibe gefiittert, peflmutterz
tn5pfe. $3.50 pertR, 9erabgsTsBt uuf
$3.50
glegarBs &erieb Damen Sadets,
T9ipar5, blau, braun unb GaItor, So
tperf6, bsrabgefebt ouf ...... $3.50
Glagante 8erfeb Sudets, f9par3,
bEuu, @nltor unb braun, $12 perfb,
beru6geIebt auf ............ $5,9S
81 5OIige Boy s"Wfdntel NIT nsuz
en- Sturmfrdgsn, ,Ssibenfuttsr, f9par3
unb Gaitpr, $12 pertb, berabgsTeBt
1uf .........."..... $6.9o
5eine I6par5e Serisp unb G,bspiot
SSadets NIT Epeau be dSoie 2lufT9ldz
gen, ferner eine 9urtie sSadsts in Ga
flor, lpbFat6ig, blau. gOpul, rotb uno
bruun, ni4t unter SIS tpertb, berGbge=
Iett auf ............ $3.50
AZ 30Qige Mutomobfle Mdnte1, etz
nige am unteren Saume ausqa3adt,
$25 tpertb, berabgefeBt auf :. $1298
42z3Dlige 8or Qlutomobi[s Midntel
aus fetnIttr &erTeb, feq lo6furbt9 unb
| f9par3, $50 tpert6, 1era69eTebt ouf
SIS
Rei3e l6li4t feibene 9luf9 Saz
dets NIT Seios gefiittert, $15 tpert6,
bsrabgeFeBt duf ......... $8.75
9usiise berabgeiett.
Seine Sailor mabez z"G6epipt 3D.
msnz4n3iige, bpppsfrei6tge unb glouz
fen 5acpns, f6war3, braun u. blau,
$18 tpertb, berabgeiebt uuf :. $10,9S
@legarte ps6ble G6ebiot Qn5iige,
I9par5, biau unb braun, TeibengeFiitz
terte Sudats, 'bpppelreibia $25 tperth,
bsrabgdIeBt auf ..... $13.75
Gapes berabaeIekt.
Seine 27z unb 3Oz5D1ise ITiro4un
Sud- beTebte Gapes, $40 tpertb, 4eru6e
seTeBt auf ............... $4.98
Seine &erIeD Sud- Gapes, 80
3pQ fang, ppGe Saumtpeite, mil 9ltz
fab qefiittert uno an Den &anten gez
fteppt; reguldp $12.5O tpertR, 9srabz
QSfeRt QuT ...... 90. 10
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Sie Sauaemerfe,

Cincinnati, g., 10. San. -
SSSn Der S6luB : SiBung beg. Natioz
nal 8uiloing Srabes Goun3il purben
bier fo!genbe 8eatnte gsIpd6lt: BrdIiz
bert IS. 8. tSmptb pon st. Qoui5,
8ice 8rdIioenten Wm. g. S6ar0t
BON G6ico9o, Sames s. 9arbep BON
W1iltpaufee, George 6iggins bon De-
troit, W. g. 3sman Don Oala8, So6n
S6ea ppn Cincinnati unD &. W.
0iliams Don Cincinnati; 8. %.
S!einbiB Don ct. Qouia puroe ein@
Filming ats Setrstdr unD S4aBmei<
ter fpieber erlpGblt. Die 8ensralz
grefu!IDe sr6iett ben 2luftrag, bic Or
ganfTirung Der 8auarbeiter i'm 2anoe
nd9 8rGften gu betrei6en, unb Der
8rdIibent bes yNaf;onH Council" foQ
als @:neral Organi1ator an Der
SpiBe its6en. G;nem fpeitsren Be-
i4lufe 3ufOIge iOllen bic @a6dlter Der
Notional 8eamien ni6t ms6r 6etraz
gen als Der 606Ite in i6reu refp. Sc
psrten gs3abIte Nrbsitsle6n. Die
nd8ite Sabres S'iBung Finoet in Niz
ogora Tols, q. g., itott.
nRnigbt Of Qobor Con
greB" incprporirt.
QlGbonp, 19. San. - Der
r8ni9hts uf 2a6or GOngreB" fat F6
bier incorporiren lafen. Die Oirefz
loren finb: 6snrb u. 9irtsI uno g1oz
bert u, WliIer bon gtetp 0Orf, Sboz
mas $. SReillD unD Daniel s. 6ufz
iep pon 8rootipn uno q. s. Manlion
Don WdterOlist.
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Gine fatluIilde @iliinn einaeaiflert.

gt D treat, Canada, 19. Sdn.-
Cine 6euer5brunIt in Dem gngro5s
NiO6spaaren9ef6dft pon 59os. Wtap
e So. am 8ictorio4Square bsrur=
iu4te gsftern Na6t einen 8ranoI9az
ben BON 100000, Der @srtuTt 1T
bur4 8srIi6srung 9sbedt.
8ut6rie, OIL, 19. Sanuar. =
Die 8e6dube Der fatholiI6en NITTion
in Sacrso 9eart in 9ottafpatomiez
Gountp IinO in 6tammsn ouFgeganz
gen. Die Sniafen, 400 an Der 3abl,
ipuroen gerettet. Die 5erIt0rte 8iblioz
t6sE Der 0}iT7ion ant6ien 10000
8GnOe. Der 8ranbIdobin 5e3;ffert
5i4 auf 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-20

Der 9errcn 9B. SIocme 6 Co., Sleeter' nne
GreenesgtraRe, SeewsScrf.
Oiefe @daren gs6en in ben Rduz
mungs18ertauf om MonEag gu ben
punberbariten 8argain@PretIen.
electric SeaG unb Nfint ScarFs,
9HI9el bon 6 S9tpdn5en, So tpert9,
berabgeIsBt auf .......... 81 80
Seine electric @ea(, braune unb
I9tpar3e Moroer= unb graue 5u48=
Scarfs, $5 tperi6, fir nur. =. $3.50
3obelaSpoKum Gnb I4pur5e Spo1z
1um Scarf5, $6 tpertR, bsrabgeiest
duF. $3.50
@6te Maroer psl5 ScarT5, $40
pertb, berubgeiebt auf. 49,. .$4.98
@lectrtc '@saf, GbindiGa uub imiz
tirte W9inft@oGarettes, $6 tpertb, berz
abge7eBt ouF. ....:.......... $2,98
@kqante 9aG6zGoaarette, aTortirte
pel3e, $12 perIb, berobgeieBt duf
electric Seal unb Minf peG3@@olz
larettes, $15 pertb, berabgeIeBt oaf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Seine electric @eal Gapes, nit
Marber<gsl3 bsIebt, $40 psrt6. bsrz
abgsfebt ouf. ..... $14.50
Glsgants nolIene Seai5@apes, $50
tpert6, bsrabgeIebt auf. $25
@fesante vNear<Silfz "Sadets, entz
tpeoer nit fsinem 8iberz ober e4tem
3obelpet34&ragsn; reguldr fir $65 II.
SIS bon ertluIiben Pef5bGnolsrn berz
fdnFt. Spe3ieQ lpG6reno 6teIes Der
faufs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
aletbrDfc bernb9eieet.
Seine 0uafitGt BON i9par3en 9un5
poqenen engli56en @6ebiot93letbr0fz
fen, i'm neusn Stare >6acon 5ugtT6nitz
ten, 81 tpert6, Gern6gsisBt auF. .$2.98
Prd4tt9e f6par3e engliI6e &6e=
blot aieior06e NIT 5affeta 6eIebt, etez
9antes 6Garez6acon, $3.50 tpertb, 5srz
a6gaIeBt auf .............. $4,98
Gte9ante 3affeta Geibe 0aineIlz
akiOr0de, rsi9 gefGttelt unb perz
idniirt. $25 perfb, bera6geTeBt uuf
S1298
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Gnabnes Gntfnmmen.

G6icago, 19. Sanuar. - Der
gopnton>8lod, Elm groBes v6latz"
6aus, Rr. "a unb Sc, 1StoteItraBs,
nuroe geItsrn ga6t our8 6euar 5er>
Tt0rt. Die 8epobner 6otten elm tnapz
pes @nIfomntn. 0ie 5rau oe5 Saz
nitor5 Qe6mann unb i9r &inb purotn
bon Der 6euertpe6r Our6 8au6 uno
6lammen in 6i6sr6eit gs6ra6t. 8ei
ben Q0f6ar6eiten ertit!en bier 5euer=
nebrleute our6 nieberfaqenbs JenIfsrz
CLASSIFICATION i9ltmme S9nittpuu0en.
Oie @erisBten .Iin0: Capt. s. s. BUD
Isp, Dennis DriscoG, Mi6nsl U2tBabe
ZEN unO Patrid Smit6. Der 8run0s
i4oben 6e5tFfert Ii4 auf $4,000.
- S6os, @6afp bon g6ila6elpbia,
Elm berDorrugenoer @rfinoer, it in
9ammontpn, N.zS., geitor6sn.
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Gbdn9 fdben BEL Der ue6erreif,uno beg
5rRoens@PrOtotoQs an bic @eianbten
@inndnO gegen tinige Qrt;ttl er6o6en
uno um eine @onferen3 fir WlpDiftais
rung oerislben eriudt.
Cine 10 abnfinni9s @tus
osutin.
Paris 10. Sanuar. - SIM
nfran31IfIfen goGeg" ereiqneie iif
6eute Jfa6mittag Elm tragiI6er 3fpis
i6enfuG. Girs iunge ruTitT6s @tus
oentin, 8era Gelo, otriutts Den alien
Profefor Senator Smile 0sT6unel,
@ater oes 8rdTOsntsn Der &ammer,
gu ermorben. DIR 8roFsTor bate 9ez
rdbe eine 8prlsiun9 iibir fran30IiTdt
2tteratur bssnbst, als 8sra 8elo eiz
nen 8eoplDer auf i6n a6F2usrte. 96re
5reunbin. zine apbsre ruIIt7Ge Stu
0sntin, tpel6s Die 9apegung benerft
battle, mari Ii9 b@r Wutbenoen in ben
Qrm unb erhielt Den S6uB in Die
8ruit uab fieI 6Iuisno bor Die 6uBs
ofs 8rOfefors. @5 i6sini, oaB bic
@era @elo geiitig berangirt tit. Sic
beboupteF, baB PrOfefor OeT6aneG lie
DerEepmbet babe, uno fiigts in gsbros
4ensm Sone 6in3u: sd babe meine
5reunbin pettpunbet." ."
9efponnte 9 8e3ie 6ungen.
QOnbon. 10, Sanuar. - @inec
&snterf&en DepeI4e BON Guracpu,
9oIdnOiI6 @eItinOien, 3uFplge linO
bic 9e3iehungen 3piTfsn Den 8ersinigz
ten .Staaten unb 8ene3uela ni9t 6a1er.
Der 8sr. Stdaten=8sTanote Fruncis
3. 0oomis bat Der 8ene3uelonii6en
9sgierung cine 5ismli4 biBi9e Note
iibermittslt, Die dIS Elm lllrimatum
Qmeritu's 6etra9tet tpirb.
9ebenft Der gBittpen un6
0aifen.
8erlin, 19. Sanuar. = RaiTer
0Bilbelm bat Der MdrtneaStdtion ab
&iel unb gu Di(6elm86ofen ie $4,000
Waart 9eiAsntt, beren 3inTen Den @ittz
men uno WaiIen BON WarinezOffi3iez
ren gu gute tommen foI1en.
SIT ni6t maffafrtrt.
81 0 m, 19. Januur. - Der Neftos
0es Ssmtndrs fir austpGrtiQe Mifiion
BAT bon M}pni. 9aferini, Dem otto
lif4en 8itar in Der 6jneIiT9en 9rps
ping Sbenii Elm rS4rei6en er6ulten,
tporin ct mitt6eilt, baB cr iel6It, bic
Mtiiondr2 uno bic S6peItsrn 9efunp
unD pobl iino. 0isTeS mioerlegt Dag
@erii6!, boB bic WGfIionGre 6ei'm Be-
gimme Der giebolution get0otet tporben
Ieten.
&on 8rOglie geitor6tn.
8atis, 10. Syanuar. - Der Ser
5p9 bon 8roglie Itar6 beule 2G6eno um
9 llbr.
(6enrp, 9rin3 bon 8rcgliezgerel, iIp
1852 gu 9aris aIS So6n oe8 9rin3sn
@ictpr 2tu9uite ge6oren uao ieit 1877
nit 8eneb;eDe be @larmontzSonnebe
bermG6It, Der G6e 1T Elm Sr
Prin3 4uguite, oer 1878 gsborst
uno in Der @6duFee o'NnIin in
lebt, entfprOffen)
Die affotre Der o2onOuu
&c @Gobe 6tnancs 60"
l2Onbon, 19. Sanudr, - Die
fiir3lih eingereihte 9etftion um bic
8tpangstpsiTe Q6pidelung Der Qffairem
Der n2onOOn &c @lo6e 6inonce g."
lit 3uriidge3ogen porosn un0 bag Sc
ri4t bat bic frsiipiGGjge 2tuFI0iung Der
5irma unier geri4tli6er S6erau7Iiff
dngeorbnet.
@oGpuruifo's 8oITerOerz
orgun9.
Sontidgo be Is 6iIi, 19. ga
huar. - 9rGIioent Grrogui5 bat ges
itern Die groBen 8aRerperte BON pen7
nelas, tpeG6e bic 'Stabt 8aIpdraiIo nit
8afer berforgen, eingepeiFt un0 bem
8etrieb ii6erge6en.
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Il . 2 ! q D D I 2 Q
dreB incprporirt.
$4,000 8eln6nung

Oma6 a, Ne6r., 19. San. = Der
@tabtratb fat in 9ebeimsr SiBung be-
i6lofsn, auf bic @rgreifun9 oss
flu6l;gsn 8anOiteu 9at GrOpe, Der
permut6pi6 Der 9auptmunn Bel Der
GnlfH6rung bes So6nes Oes MQioz
nGrs &uba6p getpefen 1T, nod cine
8eIo6nung Don $4,000 aus5uisBen.
Mer Den RGuber einFdngt, erbdIt ieBi
inaaeinmmt $4,000.
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3. 8. Yolt g. 50
oSm NoitaOfficezOe Oepartemsnt Il

= Sm gofaOffiessDepuriemsut gu
8aihingiun, .. g.. iino Die @lerts IT.
6. Walton, 2ilian 6. 8ropn, @9ds.
Ql6ert nno @Fas. 5urben entlafan
tporben, neil fpe gefdlIHte @inIraguns
Gen in einsm GaialO9 Der rOeab 2st@
ter" 4OFfee ma9ten. um it9 BEL Nut>
tionsperfdufen al 6erfiGern.
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General Sees 0r6nrtstaa.

@ifmington, N.<Ge, 19. Sor.
- Der "a. @eburtstog @sneral &o6t.
6. 2ee's nurbe bon ZEN lpfa(tn Milis
tGrzOrganiIationen bur6 cine 9arnoe
gefeiert. gu @brsn oss Cages par;a
Die 8onfen, bic 80rIe unb @eI6Gft5e
hduier deI6IpfTen.
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Ndnf Der GrSl9nlne 1eifR dudIeqI
naA Os6orns beOingt. Die S0nigin
miro ii6rigens mprgen bic dlieftt SOuz
perGnin fein, bic is in england ges
berrI9t BAT. Sie tpirb bann 81 Sabre
unb 24O Sage, einen mebr, als i6r
9roBbatsr 9eorg Der Oritte, gs6errf9t
baden.
@bpor6 Gilbert, prin g.
&egent.
Gopes. SnieI 8ig6t, 10. Sam
Die 86ni9in bon Gnglano liegt i'm
SRrben. sic erlitt einsn S9lagfluB
6sute N6enb. v8euter's Selsgrap5tnz
GOmpagnie" bal gh0rt, oaB Der 8rin3
bon Moles gtutoritiit er6aIten 6ut, on
Steue Der &0nigin gu 6anbeln, uno
baDur6 ift ibatIG6lt9 eineHegentI4oFf
gei6affen pprb;n, nsnn au4 ni6t
conIt;tutionsll.
No6 einem 8srii6t, oa8 bon Qngez
ftelLten bes SdloFes gu Osborne berz
riihrf, 6efBt es. 0ab bic &0nigin ni6t
Big gum Montag ltben fam.
On i6rsm Bette bsfin6sn Ii9 Der
Prin5 uno Bic prin3eHIin bon 8aIes,
Prin5s7itn 2ouife uno anoere Mitgliez
Der Der t0nigli4sn 5amilie. Die 2ln=
tunFt be8 8aiiers Wit6elm uno be5
9er3Ogs BON @onnaug6t pirb fe6nz
iI9tig erpartet.
lSeit orei Soqen ift bic 9Dnigin o6z
ge16(Ofan gsbalten. 8ei ibrer IeBten
2Gu5Tobrt in 'Gotres f8Iug Der 8egsn
Der 80ntgTn in's 9eIi9t.
l@otpes, 20. Sanuar, 21O fri6.-
Der 3u1tono Der &0nigin unperGnbsrt.
Die &1nigin Gber bietro it.
fofe cage in 0Frtfu
frunf.
Comes, 20. San. - De &0niq;n
liegt 6ilflps, fat fpra8ios in i6rtm
8ette in Ss6orn, umgsben nit ieOtm
Gomfort, f5rii9te, Blumen, sis unD
ale bic W}ittel moosrner 0ei!!funbs
iinb CUR 6anb. Osborn 6ouIe iiegt
inmitten zines biifsrsn 6:6teutpatOes,
pd6rsno bic lmgebunq 6eQ 6elsu9tet
1T. Sine N6sile entfsrnt fte6t bas
Wa6tbaus, bas Niemanb auBer ben
Nnge60ri9en bes 6aua6aIts pdTIitan
barf. QluBer ben 8uuetins fam n!9t5
OTFt5;tlIes in Grfo6rung 9sbra4t rpsrz
pen bod gIaubt RjemanD, ouB Die
&0nigin b3n 2nFoq ni6t iiberleben
fann, B6atIddIi6 pjrb bic &unoe
i6res Sobes. Die offi5ieGsn 8u1lez
tins t0nnen o(s Opt:miitiI4 gebulten
be3eihnet tperoen, Die l1nbsItjmmtz
felt in Der 8eIfrejbung Der &rant6tit
Der 80nigin fam nur ots cine offiz
5elle llmi4rsiiung Der S6otIo6en an
9eIeben tpetbsn.
0je QroBe S9pG8e i6rer D}aietGt
unD bic acknowledgement iino Die
9aupturfa6e fir Die groBe 8eiorgniB.
Six erbGlt fortpG3reno Stimulantsn.
Na6 2lnii4t Oerisnigen, pel9e am
8eiten gu ur!6eiIen pern6gsn, 1T Der
9egenpdrtige 3utonb pur3 Die Nufz
re9ung ii6er Die 8erluIte uno 2eioen
Der britiiGen Sruppen in SiibzQfrifa
beruria6t nproen. sic bat pieoerz
6olt 6ensrtt, baB Elm 5tpeiter 8rieg lie
t0bten tpiirbe.
Sn bieIer 8srbinbung erfG6rt 3euz
Itr'S SelegroP6ens8iirtau, Dab iie i'm
leBtsn 9erbft gu 8almoral T6per srz
frantic. g5' 0srlautete oamols g&i6t8,
d6er lie fag bamala t6atId8li9 i4on
i'm S!erben, Der iebige 3uItanb 1T
bic 5otge beg srTtsn 'Stloganfa0s5.
&orrsiponoenten aus aQan 0eltt6siz
len treffen tG9li4 in Cones Elm, bas
il6er Den WfeOinu45luB gerooe Dem
S4loB Osborne geg:nii6er lisgt.
Der 9aiier in 2onbpnsr
pdrtet.
Cones, 20. Sanuar, 2,1O fru6. =
Der Bring bon @ale5 ge5t bsu!s Frii6
nit Dem 9er3og BON gorf no9 2onoon,
um bort nit Dem 8oiIer Wil6elm 3uz
idmmsn gu trefFen. Sb Der 8aiier
no6 Osborne gsGt. 6Gngt DOH Dem 8ez
1ultate Der l1nIerreoung al.
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glide ~ e = 81
q RI 6.
Str. 25 itmS 27, 2S+>Serim9tottsStr.
3e6n Sage ;% d; S2agcralfnabnlt

a f0nnte tIAbsnr in oIs uner @ntI&uB uniers 9somT
ten gSinterDOrratbe Dor 46lau Der ndsn 5n Gage gu aG @ m
ren, mir fold meer6afte Bargains fir ben Uonta9s 8
tauf aen baB bn6en feline aptdno Srdu tD1bsben tann
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VrObirerl
ssbt iiber
StuOtrcn.

Gin @er7u4 gema6t nit unIere
tleinsn Sparbdnfen, tpirb Den 9etpei
ltefern, baB Sparen gum Hei9t9nm
Fi6rt. 9rpbirsn Sic es einmal MI
nur fiinf Gents tGgli@.
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ct. C5ames saoim9s SStmo.

Sleoif Gcfe Baltimore Ctr.
unc pofaz SHiee> Mpe.
STeu tdglib uon 10 bis 8 Ibr.
DioRtass une SamItoss abtHos
Don 5 bis : ll6r.
/ Jpmerietz unc Eager 2 tr. -
| Sfen OfIttpobss uno Samitaes
9lbenos uoR as bis - llhr.
| Gait 9Ioenue une Spuleins
Ctr. Gautpu. - Sfien Uions
Tags @bsRos poH as ris 8 uhI.
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Ser Bring BON Bales etlI
an bds 3rdnfen bett
fsiner W}utter.

2onbon, 19. Sanuur. - Der
prin3 BON WaIes 1T BON Comes no4
SsbDrne abgereiit. 9esgEei4en Iino
bic Brin3eifin bon 8ales uuO Der
Ssr5pg BON Oort na9 Osborne unterz
meas.