davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11

antoaeIie, at ban life er Irnasrt
borte, emo at man flinoe iaa fot pn0
ham buis oct rigtia, gialot oeron..
ct RDBts pl pihe.a at ban er pun nj.
flippinerne, men set ninoer Ii0en I'll,
trc. Solf, Der tror fig at pRre bel
intberrettei, Tiger at ban Sriuer Sng.
fererpirficmhe0 ct eIler anoet Steo
unoer ct falift .Rnbu,
Granger ferc ajpr. - Sfignt Ser
alerebe or 100000 aipr | Minne.
|iota, er Meierifommisirr Mceonnea
al ben Menine, at slntallet er altfor
Tibet % tror, at Staten gobt fitnoe
trRnge oobbelt iaamange. 9lanoi
Snrmere, iom bar lagt liz efter Meie.
riorifi, err ben Obtaining life nal.
minbelig, at benne gebrift er poa 8ei
til at blipe mitbre IsnnenDe, oa Den.
efter bpab De tror, allerebe pna lime
ISteber oripes | Spermaal. 9ette er
"a net life IilfaIoet, Tiger Meieri.
commissioner. Non sremmer. at Der
netop MI foregaar Ell ~betpoeIig Snb'
panoring til 5tnten, og at Senne nsb-
penbiapiS bill forsge gfteripsrgilen
ter Meieriprooufter. 3esuben er
minoit 100000 aier / Statens MI.
pprenbe apagbeiRtning aloeIes npr'
bilsie. Com 9epiS for, at Der life CT
~formange aisr, % at Weieribriften
life oneritiger 2anbets gpne, gebor
90 Si9IpefiIber, n9pner NeGonneu,
at Der / 1850 bar 20 &isr / De Sor.
Stater for bier 1000 Snobpsger, os
at Der / 1900 fun bar 81.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11
9pn pnkntn.

Snanpper. - &ingslep I. Wor-
gan fra Sigbmore og Itiis @leora q.
Sanion fra Gonbe Far bapt grpalp
Iigeiaa Wiis Selen 9anielion og
Nagnus 8uitafion ira 9eab.
Stps 8jcrnins. - On Ianb peb
Raun 5ranen, iom inbtil for nplig
Dor aniat EOS Barter Bros. / Siour
Sails, gioroe Zig isrseIig bemprfet
peb at operifiRre Salien paa en- per-
hifiilb Seit, tilbsrenOe bans Sirma,
90 ienere peb at BRUCE 8nipen oeiaa
paa andre al bets SeIte iamt enoelig
peb at gisre ct mislpffet Sorisg paa
at enoe fit 9ip. Wanben blep irita.
get for ben Straf, ban bupoe fortient,
men bans SGroprf bar foitet bans
9etner oper 5000.
SfjGbneipanser Seiltasclie. -Stto
auberion | Iberoeen tog Rarbolipre
neb en- SeiltageIie ben 4bs Suli. og ga
taus 8amilie tom biem fra Tacoma
8arf ON aftenen, par ban oso. Nnn'
Den Ieo al Wapeipeoom, % bet trni
iig Zig, at ben Webictn ban brugte
for benne, Itoo peb Sioen al en- SLATE
aarbolipre. 9a anOerion / Isrfet
ffulbe tage fin NeOtctn fit ban fat
Ben gale SLATE % tog en- Opatis 90.
its al 8iften. San bar "a aar gam.
mel % e~fterlaber Jig fem 9srns Su.
itruen bsbe for nogen Sio iiben,
aninbclig Sptfprcr. Irs.
Amonba 8ronn bar opertaget Stil.
lineen iom 9oItfsrer paa Hliten mel
lem spearfiib % Bear Guild, en- 9i'
itanee Of t6 @til, Susb Sobuiton
bar fsrt 8oItea paa oenne Rlite DC
ftblte 12 aar % err MI saaet trGt al
oct nof iaa beipGrIige arbeioe. 9en'
ne Boitrute er en- al be uerite / bele
gIad SiQs 0iItrtftet pan 8runo al
ben 0Dbe Sne | bette Strsg ON Bin.
teren og ANDRE lllempcr. Sneen Iig'
ger uieoponlig bpb langs babe Gilt
ten ira Ropember til Weat boeri Mar.
Webens BET fur ii9loen gnar an al
benptte SIGbe fra Spearfib, er Del
lmuIiat at BRUCE 8oene ira gear
8uIb. % Der man ianleSes regeIm9s'
iigt gisres Sftfte fra 8pgn til SlGot
eaa Soppen al Ssioeoraget.
gefienbelie. - SuIpin0idneren Or
nett 9ppeipear. ium IiSber arrelterei
| Sturgis. ii9es MI at bnpe tilitaaet
at Oct par banL iom mprbeoe Bud %
SitranSer / @bite Spl for 3 Tiger
iiben. San ifal / Sberifens % nogit
8ionerS RPrpprelle BABE iagt, at bar
begif Roroet, forbi Sud n9steoe a
betaIe bam go iom afbrag paa en-
Tengeium, ban taobe tilgoSe al ban
for en- Seit. San eff til &and,eu MI
tenen fsr % iagSe, at ban piioe bapC
&enaene. men Sud pilhe life betalt
Sent. SnioIertio bao ban 9opeiipeal
iurbIipe hos iia Rottea ooer, 90 bar
IaaSe iia paa en- sseltiena , sniet, BOG
uSeu at ippe. Ia De aubre TO nai
iooupt inb, itoS bon op. tog Eut &e'
poIper | beu enc Sonno % lin egen
sen nnben, latte Runoiugerne moi
Soueoet paa line Sfre % ifieo Den
besae paa en- Sang. Giterpaa biifeot
tan, at 6oit unoertiSen fan tomm'
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11
St1tsrnnn,t.

SrnfueSe. Sans Gapion, en-
pnare Nedno, Der bar beifiritiget
Tom auoif neb Sauatorist 8alobeim
/ Sccnompipoc. fit arampe, mems ban
ba6eoe ia | Seeu forleOea Gag, %
brufneee. On aummerat, Robert
6ranf, gioroe ct beltemuoigt 6orisa
paa at reobe BAN, men oct Ipffeoes
life. &upion par 9auffe % haoSe
fin pqret Der ! 2anoet en- fort Sib.
Scttlcrnc femmer. - Era 8eIt
Snperior ifripes: Der fonuler frem.
oeIes mango SettIcre til Ser norhlise
@isconiiu. % 2anoaeenterne aisr no.
mQrfet 5orretnins. ) R9rbeoen al
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11

Bratt er Der MI iolet 10000 acres til
ct 6irna, % bette 2anb irlses igjen
fort pGf til Settlere fra Soma og
ANDRE Stater.
Strben / Wapen. - en- SO gar
9ammeI Some. Rrs. ~. Waribau /
ga crosse, fslte Der ON 9agen tef.
tige Smerter / Wapen, % benbes
Sntter tinanebe en- Drift al @eneper
og Sngef9r, iom ben @amIe braf.
Sort efter faitebe bun OBJ, bbao man
tror er en- 8frben. 6 Sommpr lana.
Oct antages, at bun bar oruffet On.
ret | Jig for flere gar iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11
@nrbtnetnn.

Zen iibite Surn. - 9ort6ern 30.
cttc 9anen bar M iolgt bet itoIte af
jim 5itruifop / 8aibington til Sre.
laltbanoIere / Spofane. Del bar en-
Graft paa 07,00O,o 900 a4ibiffo6
Ssmmer, iom t~nobraste S~ernbanelel.
ifabet $S0,000,OOO.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11

fig efter at bore bleoen ifilote meo
Repolper, og for life nj ~reiifcre roget
inaoant, fit ban fat | en- 9r % fnriite
De TO R9nbs Sooeoer, 9erefter ra-
ifebe ban til Jig De 9enge, ban fanot
% LOB lin Bel. Rpuoigbeoerne bar
fitnoet baabe &enolperen % 9ren paa
oct Steo, bpor 2opeipear flyer, ban
%ifinlte benz. San er 81 glar sammeI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11

min Shunfiine Su~soeunea. CT mn soot
prspei. 90 lea fan Tie Ie. at uoaen gsailne
tan sisrs beere slrbsiee, See CT csercresntIia
slae ooer IT enbe iaaet faa en- o. gob en-
IsaFlns for ben btuise sris al s2i 80, iiebet.
for al Gtee gaeHterne fra so I'll so Dollars.
si.l5 tIeo Srnettn. rlra. estrr etriafufsn,
Eebraffa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11

81 ubfpmue Ntiimmere al "8eo
Grneit" ION erbploes ior 25c
crtra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-11

Ntcntftc fra Ilulfu. - =. Oul'
branOien % Seurp ). 8iertien / Win.
neapoIiS CT netop pen0t tiIbage ira
nceIe Tigers SpbpIS / Alfalfa, boor DC
tiuigemcO noele andre WiuneopoliS-
Mpno or iutereSieret / Ell 6iifeneb.
Notwithstanding Me0 oenne bar
oct gaaet goot, og Den bill III bTipe be-
tpoeIia uNoioet. aiiferierne paa alo'
ifa.apiten bar efter beres Rentne
flor 6remtio for iis, % De tror osiaa.
at SfooSriit meb Siben oil blipe en-
~betpheIig Snouitri beruSe. y a
ltlpffcstilfGlSe. - en- Ssn al 2,
8. Sobnicn en- Sormer, Der Dor
Rprbeocn al Gofato, bIep SrGbt pee
ct llIufteStiIi9lbe ben Sbe os. Sam,
men me0 en- pngre Srooer boIot ban
pna at iteDe meb en- aruotflaife. %
oeuue rom paa en- eIIer aubeu Sis til
at rrpIoNCre tporpeb 8Iasitpffer trai
8utten i SaIien % operifar en- Blob,
aare, 6oruIpffeoe bar 10 Mar gam
mel.
Sppr CT Nsnrpbp9 - Sioits Ssii
foripanSt fra grahnerb en- berboeuSt
Soahrcr Rnphp, Der bar mfloeei
for Sipcrie Sorbrpoelier, iom rimelig.
pis pilSe Bare br6gi bam / Suatbuiet
ON ban lift bapSe giort iig uiunIis
Suor Der eSeutIig cr bIcuet al Rlr'
PIN er man, life iaa sanife poa oei
rene meb, men bet er en- alminSelie
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Subr q. &necht.

Gg farb am II. ToDsmber 1902 SObn 8. 9ne6t,
qelie6ter Spbn BON Sp6n uno anHie Rne9t, III ieIz
mem %. Qebengiabre. Sic 9ecrOieuug iiuoet
brutt, Greitae, Ra6mittagg / Nor, bon ieiner
ltbtcn gaobnune, 0r. 816, Aisquitbs5 trobe, aug
auf Der Quuounz9arf 6 emetsrp" ftatt. 6reunbe
unO 9erpanOts iiuo a6tungsOoa einaeloOsn, Derz
ielben bei3upobnen.
9enoer, Col, 3eituneeH m6gen ~gcfdaigt coptren)
am done with care and sorrow,
Soon in fadeless fields will roams
Cease your weeping, weary parents,
am only going home.
l have been so weary waiting
For the blessed change to Gene,
Let me see your smile dear parents
Lam only going home.
No more dark or stormy weather,
Where the shining angels roam,
Let me see your smile dear parents
am only going home,
CQ1--Ql
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Queen glnne's Giienbahn.Gn.

obrplautratiH Strait 2. . H. 1902.
2ompier perIaHen 4ise gr. 10, 2igbtzStro5e:
Iaglib (dasgtHOrmsH Samto8l 6l5 SormIti19S
uno 3.l5 Ro5mitta9s; Samt1gs nm ol5 Sass
mittass unO 2 llbr Ra5mtttags nab GtHi=Js.1@9'
GeRtysUiue, Genes unO 5pii6tHtatioueH.
Gni3lub an -StluDurs & G5gi. 6Ttn5dbH- Ha9
Guit1H, GLfOro unO 8DiibtHitltioHtH.
6ra9t pirO tutqsgeH ~geEomueu an No3tH'aVEH
bis G lbr Abtn0s.
stlsp5ons: 6. & ). ct. QauO 3l02. y3o. CesHl
81. 1. VI EroFtL
(IiaiZ7,lSl GtHtga!sG1@a..SI~V'"'
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0eFsru MarbIanO GnGu.

Srat Rraft q III %. SEPT. 1902.
8Hae berlaFsH bic 6ilsnsStation, fpts folgt:
SdgIi9.
490 frR6 66uslpOt, @auptlinis, Sd9erstoDn'
g.. & %. Sabn uuo benz 5Hoea uuo nus5sHonI1
men SOnntaeg 9. 9. R. R. GbaHber5burg,
Rarttnsbure uRD GiH9ettr.
IdqIi6, uggtHo en- 6oHHtdgs 9.
FPS Woro,ng gort, Q. & O.. Sio. uno oaupt'
Iinis 6tli6 bon GmorpsSroos, Carlisle uHo y.
& 6. R. &.
s8 Born. 6auptlinis, 6agtrstoDH, SbtppsHgs
burg. GreOtrit, Gmmitsburg uno ". d ".
gabu, bis Clifton.
1912 gorm. attomm. mad l~Inions9ribgs, QOrt
uno Gsttogburg.
225 Radm. QFfomn. mad t~riOn=9rioes.
332 ga6m. - Grpreb nab 9ort uHo g. & 6Sio.
425 Rohm. Grpreb. Quntte an Der 6duptlinie.
6oqerstopu, iopie Grcosrid, ~Gmmitsburg una
ebipptusbar9.
5QO Rodm. - qttomm. mad Gm0rps@rop..
ais Qbsnos - 4ftomm. mad unions9rioee.
Il.5 abenOs alloum. nab GmorpsgrOpe.
Gur 6onutaq g.
e35 BORN. Gttomm. nab lluiOnsSrioos uns
Sonooer.
235 Ra6m. gftomm. mad unioR.grioge.
400 qabm. attomm. nab GmDrps9rope.
1875 @bsuos - &ttomut. nab Gmorb=grope.
Siatts uuo gepddsgirsau 9r. 215, Cfzgoltis
ulorssStrabt.
3ies balttn On unioH=, Observation-Disclosures
Gultons uRo @albrOof lNortb=qOe.l Station.
Q. 9. 10 o b, Sen. sgaGagisEsaesut.
q. g. 2aRbktttt, g.s&
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Qu6 QrnapOlis, Tt. 8oDol Station, !75O, 1850
BORN, GumOtu Station, 800, 1900 8Orm.,
!l2.I5, AIS, $40 Ea6m.
Nbfubrt BON COMMUNICATION ua5 GreOerid,
E.35, l9.47 gorm., ?9.I5 Born, 1875, !+3O uHO
*5.35 Ia6m.
Ru6 @iu6sfcr, 1920 Born, $40, 4.30Gahm.
Ro8 0agcrstopH, !9.0 9Orm, H.15, !h3G
QabmittuQs.
RAD Gli.ott.Gitb unO mt. @ir0, 2Otal, TBS,
?9.15 9OruL, !l.25, 43J, *5.35 Ja6m, $50,
"ll3O gbcn0s.
mad Curtis gab, 1928 WOrQcug.
Rab Qurao, gt. Republication, "2.56 gu4m.
COMMUNICATION $40 Qdbm.
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Warblanb e. gcuuiglbaniasG iIeuz
bahnzGnmuaaHie,

QUrtJs4ptuuG IN LaIs5tution
grllftu an g9gJtHtIgen nap Yort, IA, nm 7.SJ
Ul5rQtu5 uu0 35 Jt1amIttags.
gr.aftn al l8ot.atl5en nab Delta, 9l., I'M
7.3C Ulyrg:ns, 3.tj mo 40 gabmjtgaFs.
gsrlaTtu an gGO5HtagtU Uah 9tilir, Do, nm
40, go UtorgtHs, 305, 40 Ra5mittlg5 uao
500 Nbgu05.
gtrlaTsu an S0nn-agtH nab 2tltl, pa, UNI 8.3e
U}DrgtR5 uuD 400 gabmittlls.
g.rldheH an SoEntdJeH nab &tlair, nt3, Hnt
$50 Ys0rgsns, 400 3a6mittags uro 1000
abnbs.
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2

Dim IL. ROos,bsr G outa s,6 Sabre
alt.
Nm 10. Robcmb,r 3 oispbed6er, 40 Sabre
aft.
@m p. RODember Or ars u. S~untbuufer,
81 Sabre alt.
9Im Y. 9lupemS,r 2tGtte @is, q SABRE
alt.
9tm II. ROpembsr 6 onrab 3Opei 80 Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14
0urethea 6feih.

Greuuoeu unO 8ttaunten Die trduri0e Ra6ribt,
OlB 6~rdultin SorOtbta 8iei9, cine 6rennOin Der
iamilitn GneielD unb 9racUsr BON Baltimore, an
81. Oftpber am 124 ll6r IN 8isbri4 am R6etHr
Seutj5lano, ~eeitorbtn lit. C3Io-zV
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Hrenrrirf Wenfert. len.

Gg itar6 am p. Nop. 1902 in Der g8obnung icis
ncr 5pdtsr, Rr. 7O5, nmo sIpenue, 6reDerid
Nlent.rt, i'm, i'm alter Don "A Sabre. Die Beers
oiQune finoet beute, 5reitug, BEN IA. Nooenl=
Der, Ia6mittag5 $50 ubr, BON Der o6i9en 99obz
nunq aus TAFT. 9eiiebuug prIpat. (5lo)
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Ghnrles "a. 2iirntann.

Gg farb nab furjtr Gruntbeit AM IS. gtoOtms
bcr Charles u. Qiirmaun in ietnsr lcBten Wobnung
0r. 2Ol0, Wt. GopalzSerr1ce i'm Hitter bon 63
Sabrtn. Die 3ttt Der 9etrOiguug. tpirO ipdter an0cs
seiqt. toIoT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-14
OIutnu @nfh.

Gs fturb AM 10. GOoenlbcr nm 9.20 ubr Wtor=
gems 2lnton 8otb, %Qtliebter Batte BON Auguta
@orb, I'M alter BON 60 3abren. Die SssrOigung
miro ipdttr ~anpeIeigt.
Qb;laOslpbier 3~situne.n mb8en ~gefduigt c%opirsl.)
(21Sl
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Gnhhthnz0nnnd1e8

8ir LADEN sur 8tF3tiguug %unisrer 2aur6e9
rnb GaqlezTarinsaORlidiutn Elm, iuoDon ieBt utrs
fer sur 4usteauug fno III unieren Naarenrdumsn
4Q54U, Bcft49rrmartruBs. @eurD Rebel & 50.
(31S-2A
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Suuifn &npepp.

6g farb am IL. Rupembsr Qouiia RHospp, As
Sabre alt, ecliebte Satin BON @britiun &nOepp.
Die 9serOiqung fjrOst beute, 6rtitag. Ra9=
mittaqa 2 rbr, BON ibrer leBten g8obnung, Hr.
2107, Gf=SofDnienSzStr aus priputim aut Der
9ouoons9art= & emeterpH itutt. 5II-o)
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Hrcnerid Granter.

Gg farb am -. goutmbsr nm 8 tlbr Rabmittaes
in ieiuer gQobnuuJ 0r. 723, Neit9GrObs5trubt,
Sreoerid GrQmer i'm @itcr BON Is 5abrtn. Gubt
in 5riDen. Sie 3eit Der 9eerotgnng tptro tpdtsr
loIol
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$3tart'S nsenteurs'S Ireau,
MnahhnrR
q hrtau Der eOnieIieirtem @as,GOmp0snts

81 iIreau Der GpnipIfrtrten 6aszGpmpdsntc
DON Baltimore,
9uIttmor e, DEN Is. Iopember 1902.
Sn elmer am b:uti9:n Gage a6gebuItcnen 9erz
~iammIunq oe5 Gtrtftoriums Oieisr 6ompagnie
tprroe zine 8 ibibeHoep iii II nDe NJ
9ro9ent ouT bus @~ttien=3lpital err
fldrt, iabibar am L. DECEMBER 1902 an Die 4ttisn=
3u6abtr, pelte bei'm SOLUBLE Der 8eibdfte am
10. gloprnbtr 1902 auf Der 2jitt oerjei3nct fHo.
Spfepb W. GInrfe.
(loo14, SrYH Sbdsnteiter.
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SteucrsS cpartement,
~ Rdtbbdus.
gaGtimore, oen 10. 9ootmber 1902.
Bfdbtia fir rldfdnrtee Steuer; abler.
5tcuer3abler, bic aui bic Observation-Disclosures
fir Oas Sdbr 1900 I'M 8iidtanOe finO, iUerOen bier=
nit bsnu9rj6tigt, Dab aats Gissntbunl. iUr iuels
DIES iol9e 5teusrn bis 9 a a q Ulittlg, ben
Is. sug Oes Ropcmbtrg, u~nbsjablt otrb!eibtn, pOis
tin am nd6ittR 0toutag, ben II. gOoember, in Der
Sun" uHO osm -Seutiben GorreipOHocntn sum
gertauf ~angs3sigt ptrDen.
SOfOrtige gtiabIuno ipirO oitit groBen i%utittrtn
t~nfoten ]eriparsu.
Sames 9. 6Urter,
CPobl0,lA SteusrzGinnt elmer.
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&efanntmad jnmaen.

IL crfeaeIfe 6preerunsss Aneebot nit Der anis
&Ihrift Proposal for 30-inch and I6-inch En-
CINE Lathes, and 36-inch by 36-inch Planer"
perieben unO an ben u9oaro Of NfpurosS Der Stdot
Baltimore a%oreSfrt, fperOeu bis R I t N o d, ben
%. Rrpember 1902, 9orruittoeg II 11br, i'm 9iirsau
ees Carbohydrates, Ratbbous, Baltimore, Mp.,
~enteeoeu oenommeu fir bic 2isfsrune aler arbeis
ten, 0tatsrialien, Transportation uuo complete abs
lettering an bic g~eaferz8eb0roe Der StuOt Soltiz
more, II. o. b." Baltimore, Wtb., elmer Ql 30
5oGiqen Moitinen=S rebbunt, elmer u l6s3Dai9cn
Rai6ineHzSrebba uuD zines Q) 36=5ouigeI bel
36sjbaigen 6obels, gemdb ben Spe3ifiiationtn. BE
i'm 9Hreau Oes @oHrr=Snoenieurs I'M Statbbnuie
BON Baltimore, Mb, ,u crbalten fno.
Qnc GorbsrunQs=4noebo miiTsn BON etnem be=
qlaubieten Shed in Der @Dbe bon $4,000, ee3oetn
on Cr0re oes Wapors uno StnOtratbes BON Saltt=
more, ~bsgleitet isin, uno piro bon Dem srtolgrti5en
8ietcr Die Ste1ung elmer 3ufrieotnitelenoen Sttr9s
ituft fir bic gtDifsnbnfte 4usfibruug beg uebers
eiufumnleug, Dem ~bOppelteu GUutrutttDcrths glsi1=
fommeuD, psrlanqt.
IuqebotteIcr fonnen AnOebote fir ir9cno cine
ooer aGe Obieen Mai6iHcn tiurtideH.
Die GOntrott=9er nQsz8sbbrOe btbGlt fb ods
Rt6t oor irgenb fDel9e oOer aqe Ingsbots 81 Der=
t~pcrfeu.
2Ifree NJ. GHid.
@aferzSngeuieur.
g,tdtiet:
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Requirement fur urterrfdtswefeH. Bureau
- Fer Sehbree Der Sd,uI'G pnmtftdre.
8ultimors Dsu' %. Inpcmbsr 1902.
Cine 9rifur9 BON @pplitlutsn fir cine 6rei=
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-20
Furnishing THE POLES
Army Maneuvers Will Not Take
Place at Posen as Originally
Announced,

Berlin. Aug 19.-The headquarters of
the approaching army maneuvers have
been abruptly changed from Posen.
Prussian Poland. TO Frankfort the
Oder, province of Brandenburg, Prus-
sia- Emperor William, the general
staff and the foreign guests will there
fore lodge in d sympathetic Prussian
city, instead of in an unfriendly Polish
atmosphere.
No official explanation is procurable
of the abandonment of the programme,
which was arranged months ago. Even
so late as Sunday the list of residences
in Posen at which distinguished per-
sons were to be quartered was an
nounced. The official inference is that
ii will be mere judiciOus to make a
prolonged stay at Frankfort on-the-
Oder than at Posen. because Polish
political hostility might be aggravated
or an opportunity might be given for
an unpleasant incident. 1t is not sup
posed. however, that the police have
learned of a definite design to make
trouble, or insult the emperor. who in
tends, regardless of the change of pro-
gramme. to review the army corps in
Posen Sept 5. and then go to Frank
fOrt-on- the-0der- AZ
Another view is that his majesty will
not so far honor Posen as to remain
there through the maneuvers and thus
give the embittered Poles a chance to
profit by the visit of many strangers
and troops. The field of the snaneuvers
lies between Posen and Frankfort-ou-
the-Oder, hence the latter is as con-
venient. geogra hpically, as Posen for
the headquarters of the army.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-20
CAPTURED WRONG MAN
But He Turned Out to Be Grim
inaI-chase With BIoodhsunds
in Washington.

WaNa Walla, Wash, Aug. 19.-After
chasing the men who held up a saloon
at Freewater and shot Deputy Sheriff
Ritchie for two days, the posse with
bloodhounds from the Washington
state penitentiary at 10 O'Clock today
captured the wrong man, but secured
d criminal who is wanted here. He is
George Mcdonald and has confessed
that he was a party to the attempted
holdup at Touchet, when a farm hand
was almost beaten to death, last Mon
day.
The capture was effected without re-
sistance This morning the hounds
took up the trail from Helix, where the
posse rested last night The men fol-
lowed further along the creek and at
10 o'clock a lone individual was OBJ
served at work in a hay field. The
dogs led the pursuers to the man and
he gave himself up without resist
ance. He had hired himself this
morning to a farmer named John King
When taken into custody he confessed
completely in the Touchet robbery, but
declared himself innocent of the Free
water crime. His partner, he alleges,
escaped during the night. The officers
will return this evening TO Freewater
where another search will be instituted
for the robbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-20
NOT WANTED BY JAPAN
This Government Can Have Its
Own Way in Certain Pacific
Ocean Islands.

Washington, Aug 19.-The japanese
minister. Mr.. Takihira, said today,
when asked as to the attitude of the
japanese government in regard TO the
Midway islands and Wake island, of
which so much has been written about
lately, that the japanese had no inten-
ton to claim sovereignty over the
Islands. and that when the United
States government made certain rep
resen ations in relation TO the Midway
islands in January. 1901. the Japanese
government at once declared TO the
same effect Mr.. Takihira further said
that if the United States government
would send war vessel to the islands,
as reported in the newspapers. Japan
would expect only that due protection
should be given to japanese subjects
who may be found there, as long as
they are engaged in peaceful occupa-
tons
Aside from the foregoing statement
by the japanese minister, il can be
added from authoritative government
sources that the most satisfactory feel
ing exists between the Americans and
Japanese officials as TO the good faith
of each and the harmonious adjust
ment of the question relating to Mar
Gus island
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-20
SNEAK THIEF'S VICTIM.
Owen Kendall Loses $500 to Daring
Marauder.

Owen Kendall. employed at the Salt
Lake Livery & Transfer company, was
the victim of a bold theft at his room
in the Metropolitan hotel early yester-
day morning, and was relieved of $500
which he had concealed in his trousers
pockets.
Ken6all went to his room about 10
O'Clock Monday night, and having such
a large amount in his possession. fast
ened IL in a sack which he then con-
ceaied in his trousers pocket He was
not awakened during the night, but
declared that he heard some unusual
noises. which failed. however, to arouse
him from his slumbers.
on arising yesterday morning he at
once examined his pockets for the
money, but soon discovered it's loss. No
clue was left by the burglar who had
quietly entered the room during the
night and secured the money. The door
was not fastened when Kendall re-
tired. but was closed tight. In the
morning il was found to be slightly
ajar. indicating the means of entrance
of the intruder.
Police officers were at once notified of
the robbery and have been at work on
the case since it was reported No
clue was left by the burglar and the
officers are at a loss 20 account for the
robbery. Two men have been accused
of the crime and are now under police
surveillance but evidence has not been
procured sufficient to cause the arrests
of the suspects
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-20
NO CAUSE FOR MURDER
San Francisco Police Did Not
Take Any Stock in the Seattle
Newton Story.

San Francisco, Aug. 19.-The police
force of this city is not taking any
active part in the alleged tragedy re-
ported from Seattle. They have ascer-
tanned that Mr. and Mrs T p. New
ton did live in this city. however. They
have also learned their place of resi-
dence and the fact that Mrs. Newton
has sister, Miss Nellie A. Smith, liv-
ing here, also the fact that Mr.. and
Mrs Newton have been married for
thirteen years
Captain of Detectives Martin today
had talk with Miss Nellie A Smith,
sister of Mrs. Newton. She did not
throw any light on the reports from
Seattle. She said that her sister and
Mr.. Newton had left this city with the
intention of looking over the ground
in Seattle in regard to settling in that
city. They did not have much money
with them. Miss Smith said she could
not see any reason why Newton should
have killed his wife. They had lived
together for thirteen years and always
seemed moderately happy. With this
Information Miss Smith ended her
story. She said that if the police
heard anything further about the mat
ter she would be glad TO be informed.