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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
WILL RUSH RESERVES HERE
OPERATORS GETTING TRAINS READY TO
SHIP STORED ANTHRACITE.

The coal operators getting trains ready to
carry supplies of anthracite TO the city a. soon
the miners convention tomorrow votes to
end the strike. one Of the operators said yes
terday that large quantities of anthracite would
begin to move toward the city as soon as the
order for the miners to return to work went out
This coal has been held in reserve by the rail
roads for emergency demands. but some of it
has been released. and the bulk of it viii be set
free probably tomorrow This will relieve the
situation in the city before the end Of the week
and soon the new supplies from the mines will
be brought in.
1t is time for action. not for words" said one
official yesterday. Just as soon we be
certain that the strike is at end. coal will
begin to come into New-York."
The roads, he said. would supply the hos
pitals schools and other Institutions first and
so long the supply was scant would so dis
pose of the incoming shipments to relieve the
general need most effectively even though the
middemen should suffer.
The dealers have fixed a schedule of prices
10 go into effect tomorrow. but no one has any
idea of how long that schedule may stand.
Every one. however, expects early and de-
cided drop in prices soon as the result OF the
miners convention is made known. The fact
that the retail dealers have fixed the price of
anthracite of domestic sizes for tomorrow at
So a ton has caused many persons to think
that the dealers mainly responsible for
putting up the price TO SO a ton and even
higher before the end Of the strike seemed TO
be in sight.
The steamer Sarmatia which arrived yester-
day from Swansea, brought ., 1O2 tons of Welsh
coal, which, IL is understood. will be sold from
the pier in lots to suit. The steamer is CON
signed to Simpson, Spence & Co, of Nos. ) and
II Broadway, and the cargo is ito order" The
steamer will dock at Twenty frst-st. and the
East River this morning.
Barber & Co. yesterday advertised five hun
dred tons OF Scotch anthracite which steamers
or the company carried to this port in their
bunkers and did not need to use. A representa-
tive OF the company said yesterday that the
company had three steamers loaded with coal
which were expected TO arrive this week One
steamer is consigned TO this city one to PhiIa-
delphia and one TO Baltimore. Barber & Co
has contracts for bringing 1OOosO tons of coal
from Europe. but the coal is consigned to va
rious concerns and il will not be sold 10 the
public
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
HIDDEN TREASURE REVEALED.
PARTRIDGE TAKES SOME OF CAPTAIN
wEIGAND's COAL FOR OTHER STATIONS

While members of the police force at several q,
the stations have been without coal recently The
police OF the West -hundredth-st station have
been cosey and comfortable with a big fire roaring
both I'm the outer and inner every dav The
coal famine has had terrors for them for tba,,
had forty-fve tons OF anthracite coal stored away
In the cellar and they saying nothing about n
The fact finally reached the ears Of Commissionar
Partridge however, and yesterday a large coal
wagon backed up in front of the station and a
gang of men quickly transferred four tons ~ tho
treasure from the cellar to the wagon and tool A.
10 the Highbridge station. N -
a large crowd gathered about the station iu West
One hundredth-st., and many the anxious in
quiries as TO what was going TO be done with the
coal Some thought that the police Tera disfrih
utlng II 10 the poor who had none. and they hung
around the door with bags and baskets waiting
their turns to be served When they were told tb,f
u was not for them some of ne children went
Captain Weigaud said that in all probability, II
would be divided among the stations which had
'N' 'i'u
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

OF z,zso; Tor this seventy-fve teachers will be re-
que AT an average salary of 81 600 Thus sg5 900
NI Ce required Tor additional teachers Besides,
VIC ooiIu hopes TO open 80 kindergartenS next
STl as wei as additional workshops Kitchens etc
I9ut more VIII have to be done than provide teach
I ROnHeu pe board expects to furnish % 900 add-
1@oIlttl @ sltuhRs IN the year 1903 besides A large
.,LuHttioeI IN the remainder of this year For the
IN S VINO Will occupy these seats supplies must
- ana Tor these increase over this
St vi SlS9ool oS Is being asked IL the board pro-
TtLly Puplls IN 1903 II will have TO expend for
fS4PPlISSS ABOUT $4,000 The new high school buId-
s wiz provide nearly 6OO0 sittngs and the initial
~ 49, eSSulppilS new high school with supplies
rIi s 70 per capita. So that for additional sup
Gt tor high schools about S3i 900 will be required
smnnlies nL s 9i the Increase In the estimate for
nepl n,, TOT the coming year will be required for
"a oo PupIS IN elementary and high schools Then
snS co. ~ tlohal or more for kndersartens
70 $1,000 tor kitchens, workshops etc will have
si1ared spent. spent, When all these things are CON
tionaI amoESt Buriingham believes the addi-
w. ne duuhI moderate and reasonable
Cuth.nlttee on buildings. of which William
,aadnI % the chairman, has estimated the amount
nN,eb u. 70 put all the school buildings in a thor
40 tbs ar 35 repair The COMMITTEES finds that 10
on hI,. "9ud involve expenditure of over Ss 900 =
asks for tSs not ask for any such amount il
act1aIiS ene amount required to make repairs
terioraffose osecessary to keep the property from de-
he &c. ana IL Is Intended that this work shsT
was oIIoran III tne summer vacation. Last wear there
SS q is i ior repairs 1893 1876 H. This wear 81 7S7
The oniA HiSAed tor, an increase Of $685., ,022- 70
fuel an iESOth Other large increase asked for Il for
Increase a. crease OF Sl0609 90 About half OF this
schooi r. Is accounted for by the needs oS nm. os
cost ~ cC. hgs and $4,000 cover the increesad
- ''' owing 10 the strike.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
EXPLAINS EDUCATION NEEDS.
PRESIDENT BURLINGHAM GIVES REASONS
FOR NEED OF 100000 INCREASE.

PRESIDENT BURLINGHAM GIVES REASONS
FOR NEED OF 100000 INCREASE.
The increase OF over 100000 asked by the
Board of Education according To President Burling-
ham, is due to the very large Increase in school
population. For several years It has been sup
posed. ha says. that the ordinary yearly Increase
la school population for the whole city was be-
tween twenty thousand and twenty-five thousand
The fact is that never before this year has a
proper registration OF pupils been made In former
years. when school filed the principal ceased
registering; this year. under the direction of City
Superintendent Maxwell. the principals have con-
tlnued TO register every child who presented HIM
self. and I'm this way the board has been able to
ascertain just how many children over six years of
age wish TO attend school
In explaining the need for the increased apprO-
priation President Birmingham says:
An important point is that by the revised charter
the law has been changed that no child under
six years OF age is allowed in the schools except
o0s schools and departments. there is a compare
lively small number of kindsrgartens-only 296, but
the Board OF Education hopes to increase the num-
Der largely.
mate TO appropriate for the general school fund
each year an amount equivalent TO not less than
personal and real estate The revised charter pro-
vldes that If the amount raised under the four mills
poses of the general school fund the excess shall
be carried over to form part of that fund for the
balance OF about $4,000 win remain in the general
for which were supposed to be necessary year ago
have not been completed Therefore. the Board
OF Estimate; in considering the budget will be able
by the amount OF this estimated balance
for about $1,000 additional pupils II estimates that
VIII be an Increase OF % $50 in the atendance
pupils pup TO class so teachers. whose average salary
be needed. In the same way the hoard reckons on
an increase In the attendance at the high schools
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
FIND NINE PETRIFIED BODIES.
,,,op1-,1Ev MAKE THE DISCOVERY WHILE
REMOVING A CEMETERY IN
MOUNT VERNON.

Nine petrifed bodies have been found In the
cemetery attached to the New-York Infant Asy-
Ium at Mount Vernon. The asylum was closed
recently. and the land was sold to syndicate
that purposes to develop the property. In view
Of the plans of the syndicate. it became neces-
sarv TO remove the three hundred bodies in the
asyIum cemetery. and arrangements were made
to have them transferred to the kenslco Gene
terry. -, - o
..5a,- tho 1vorIxrnen exhumed nine bodies that
had become petrifed. The bodies have the ap-
pearance OF white marble, and are as solid as a
rock it being impossible TO make an lnpIes-
sior mon them The soil in which the bodies
we're buried is of a sandy nature The under
takers are at loss to explain the turning or
the bodies into stone, and there has as yet oeeh
nn oDnnrtunity 10 consult scientific experts on
the subject.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
FUEL BRICKS SELL READILY

~1soestos bricks. for use in burning oil in ordi-
~ ualy stoves were being sold freely yesterday by
-. 80 @ al no. 81 Maiden Lane. The bricks have
been made Of size 10 Mt ca silly IN the nrsbox of
Kitchen range When one Of the bricks is soaked in
Aefosene OIL few seconds ii takes up about half
PM oi the oil. and when ignited Il will burn for
90. aoou' nam an hour Some Of the advice given with
the bricks reads
aa,..Ptef.snce mas shown that they give sniff
PO@srfu name IL saturated 70 e-half their
heal me oraft should be low. One brick will
We Vst a range ana should burn for about An ho,,r
soNise the purchase of three bricks for 90 81
not sooSe 20 purn, one TO cool. to soak no
MOI SOAK a hot brick in kerosene oil Do
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
EXPECT NORMAL PRICE OF COAL

Thomas V Patterson, general manager Of the
scranton and Lehigh Coal Company, said yester-
day In Brooklyn that in ten days. or two weeks AZ
the latest. the company would be I'm a position 10
look after all it's customers just If strike had
taken place He was confident that in a short
utne the normal price OF coal would be resumed
ahe mat inside OF thirty days the prices prevailing
adopted ' VI -NO'eih"eF "ouIu De
NJ l. Reynolds. Of the finn OF ReynoIds.s Sons
~ 40, ,Sroohiyn said the price OF coal would be grad
al ABOUT this time last year s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
LEHIGH ROAD To SHIP coal. rt-rsn,v -

Ooal dealers in Jersey City said yesterday ,no.
~, 40 eo0i haa Deen received there for some time
bought by E F. c. Young. banker ror dts,.pssi
uoh among the poor Of the city The deaIers 49,
received word from the Lehigh Valley bou,a'.a
l"' sa tne ROAD would begin to ship coal on T,e.'
ny Icy ,.A. - IL Is not expected that there will hs
or3narI the coal arriving Jersey CITY nSs nays
Coal Intended for This s, Is IoT local CONSUMPTION
WeehaWEsns shipped by way of Perth AmbdS9r 9r @ rhs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
THE FIRE RECORD YEsyEPDAy

fling ''' o"' broadway; Clara Rabrtz: tri-
500 n - 40 Lenox-ave Farrell Hooper; $500
=. Mrs Eliza Richmond: si0o "uiarea -ahd-third st
SIS mo 2S71 Eighth ave: Adler & MendIss,on.
> mo 41s Eighth-sv4.: L. Ressnan. sooo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ESTIMATE OF STRIKE LOSSES
Wikesbarre. Penn. Oct. Is (speciaD.-At the
close Of the twenty third week OF the coal strike
the estimated losses are as follows:
200 TONS ARRIVE FOR THE POOR

TWO hundred tons Of anthracite coal brought 20
Jersey city on behgh Valley train by President
f F. c. Young of the First National Bank ,or
distribution among the poor. was unloaded al the
yards OF the MackayYoung Coal Company. at No
81 Giand,st. in that city. yesterday afternoon
me ,dlstrlbuton Will begin tomorrow under the
auspices Of President Young's son. Edward l.
tOds IUunsi o. the coal company. The coal will be
% go. Dy the pallfuL The applicants must present
uckeIs given by Poormaster Hewitt or CITY Col.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
FAILED To SETTLE STRIKE
-'-- - = hS oF HUDSON VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY HOLD OUT FOR MORE paw

s@n1H Hill' ~ Y. Oct. ls.-It was ascerts,,s, :.
president s,o,,,,r conference conference yesterday between
Manaser Josselyn. representing the Hndsn ne
tha a', roas SUnpany S and FIVE former empIovss ~
cae,n cae rosG MT Colxin suggested paving ,h OF
h0ST obT he conference failed to eeSfr or 's eents an
frbutons IN .srboe 5oea cartoon artist whose cent
admitted 20 SSnarge Sai Of riot on October se ar,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
I4rK OF COAL DELAYS LINERS
rt1r, PoTspAM AND THE GRossER KUR-
FI1ERsT BREAK SCHEDULES BECAUSE
OF TARDY SUPPLY.

Two of the big transatlantic liners were un-
able 10 sail yesterday for Europe as they were
scheduled to do. by delay IN securing coaI Ior
.L: hr,kars They were the Potsdam. of the
IJo,,ord- Ar,erica Line. which at s a. yester-
5a,. 80 hours before her sailing time. was
rtna hundred tons short and the Grosser --ur-
eae. Of tho North German Lloyd Line, which
was short 100 tons The Berwind-White Com
many which has the contract for coalng these
GLins u,as unable to get the coal alongside until
: 81 =, yesterday The POtsdam coaled in the
stream with the expectation Of sailing early IN
tbe evening The sailing of the Grosser hur-
ftirst was postponed untiI TINS IlorhiHs-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
COAL OVER READING ROAD.

hedulhg' Fenn.. Oct. 1s.-AbOut 12O cars of hard
coai were brought down the Philadelphia and
Keaoihg road to-day from the washeres and mines
IL Is expected that more will be sent out late To-
Ght IRON inherent parts of the region Most Of
.EianHfal nHal - Icing transported night and gocs
throush to Philadelphia The romnan,, - ss,. 6o.s
1hat in WIN io-nghts shipments the total emorpt
VIII ieach =oVo tons, the largest since Nav i5 'N
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
NON-UNION MAN BEATEN

49,. N'e.oH' Ieiih'' OCT. B-Three companies Of the
list Regiment were caled to Drirtop to.1o, =, - '''1
disturbance caused by the beating OF non
FrIa,d toIyiSneT t E who was on his way fro,
4 90 ReForn b bDtliton colllery OF Coke Brother
had fed arrived the aSsailants
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
CANNOT PICKET ON pn,

syracuse. \, Y, Oct. is.-Jus,ice w : Anar.a..
80 hra,,rS. 1o"n decision in an iniunct,o,
Trades Asssn,biis ~ a local retail firm sxainst TIE
holds that Iboy abSEy un and the Retail Clerks ion HE HE
the premises of tblp representatives pick
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Persian Lamb Jackets. I'D TO date STYLE. SIa5.
SI?o and $500. Leipsig dyed skins Elegantly
nEnished- I. & Shayne. Manufacturer 4Ist & 42d
Sts Bet. B'way 4 9th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
DON'T TELL YOUR wIrr

s"n sec In the barrow columns Of The
as tribune She may look ana ana
ninE TINT fs needed, and of course
s"uli have 10 buy it.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
4 SERIOTS IOSS

~, Inc New-YOrk WeeKIy
dTsssu u,SSss-What did you do with ,h. -,
ma, ehat hung In my closet ''' 'iiat Oid Drown
ma am and So 'SH Ssy me to get rid OF all the rags
esS-1oodness mel How do vo,, .,,.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

From The Atlanta Constitution. .,s-
Rrother Williams did YOU ever sen rnany .
NO, sub; but hez many a time IVsr'
uoiar Whar de wise canderdates Iose IT.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Blue Lynx Muhs and 5oas. Silvered Ls,, .,.,
Nlutts and Boas. fashionable and among INC a'Ic
beautiful OF all furs, from $50 to $50 Ret
Shayne. Manufacturer. 4Ist s. 4,d Se
B'way & 9th Ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
his EXPLANATION.

am ever to get any new clothes II ] maven nsornss
dress TO put on when my husband COMES "
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ATrITUDE no NoN-rNIoN MEN

AS 10 the bearing of the strikers toward ,ba
non-union men who remain at work the o,s
Gals are dubious, and there is fear Of noucb
trouble. 1t is evident that there viii be some
despite the best efforts OF the strikers officials
The experience Of President Nichols in this ra
spect when the feeling was not so bitter ss a,
present indicates what might he expected He
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

Ger InihluB Der GtaatsperbGnbe
uno Der 8eitritt sur fatb. Soberaticn
iino Wartiteine an Dem 9eginm rege.
rem faith. 2ebens. Ser Solfsperem
aber ioa Die 9epeeuna in Die meite.
item 8reiie tragen. 9afiir ifulpen
mir aans DEFENDERS Dem 8rGiibenien
oes Central Sereius, Serrn Tifo.
lails @onner, 9anf.
0ann trat Der Central . 8ereiu
pieoer IN Sisung. Die erite Sor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
gaxembmreer Gazette, pir,tatae, nra 81. Wktnher 1902.

laae mar Die @riinoltn9 zines fatbo.
liidlen SolfspereinS nit einem Gerl-
trols9urealt, mie beioes IN 9eutids
lano beitebt. Der golfsperein ioa
&larbcit iiber ale Sagesfragen
idoffeu. Sas Gentral.9 ltrealt iou 81
DEM 3pede @roi6iiren unb Slug
ifriften an Die Mitglieber bes
To~lfspereins p%erienben, mofiir oieIe
% Gents Sabresbeitrag be5ablen.
Die Sbriften ioaen nab 8umi6
oeutib ober englii6 iein. Seoer
3peig fam iid auberoem organiiiren
mie er wia. Der Intrag muroe an.
aenommen uno 81 ieiner Iusfiibrung
Ipuroen $500 beptqigt. Ger Staatss
perbaub bon @isconitn itelte basu
$500. Der bon Sainois $3.50 our
Serfiigung, ndbrenb Stem Oorf uno
Snoiana un6 fir arfanios Yater
Eldcious BON Iltus in begeilterter
&eoe finansieae ltnteritieung gu.
iaaten. Grit nit Der Nusfiibrung
oieies Blanes i'm gan5en 2anoe Dirb
es aelingen, Die &atbolifen 5u ether
lhlagfertigen Nrmee 81 iammeln.
Oeren Gertreter Damn I'M Gentralrers
elm uno tn Der fatb. Soberat.oh Dor.
aeben f0nnen. Ger 8olfsperein miro
un0 ioa in ben Ser. Staaien cine ia.
tboliide Barter, elm Centrum ihaffeu.
Gs lit Der grobte uno pidtigItc
Shritt, Der biSber getban puroe. =
.Irfanias gdo".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Sunoerte bon oeutJd)cn fatbo,
NNMen Samilten stebeu
Na6 Cauaoa.

@efanntli6 baben Die bp6m.
9eneoiftiner. g1ter BON GollegeoiQe,
Mimi, beihloiien, i'm frlt6tbareu
Sastathepau : Sbale BET GoStbern
i'm ipeitli6en Sbeile BON CANADA elm
neues &loiter Su ariinben. 9ie
@egeno bat Elm glltes &lima, glrtes
@alier, duBerit fruhtbaren, tieien,
lfmar5en 8o0en uno ipunoerifone
Gage. Iuh gibt es BORT Siemli6 piel
@al0, obihon bas 2ono meiItens
Bruirie lit. 9a BORT nod bonn aQer-
beiten &ano unter bem .Someiteao"-
8eleb umlonit az baben lit, 10 nimmt
es fem @unoer, bas Suuberte bon
oeutiden fatbolilhen Samilien lid,
aufmahen, UNI lid in Der Hdbe bes
neuen &loiters au5uiieOelu. Gs
fommt oft Dor, bas in elmer ISOLDE
% bis so beutide fatboliide 6ami'
lien bort rSomelteaos" aufnebmen.
I'm peitere @usfunft iGreibe man an
Die Catholic Excitement SocietD",
500 Srafe glof, ct. Saul, Wtnn.
9ieie 8eielli6aft miro bon 9iid6fen
nno Trieitern aitf bas Bette empfob.
len unb Der bo6p. Bater Trior Ser.
man Bergman, 8. 9. g., bon
GoaeaeniQe, Wim., miro Seoem, Der
lib oeswegen BET ibm erfunoigt, germ
periidern, baB beiagte 8eieuidaft
ourfalls 5uperlaiiig uno pertrauens.
Diiroig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

ShlaGonfoQes geitorben, nahoem err
ihon lett Dem 81. Slli B. S. nid)t
mebr redt aeiinnb gerpeIen mar. Der
VerItorbene mar IN 8eibpeiler.
@roCber5oatbum 2uremburg, sebo.
rem nnb fam it0n Dor iiber 40 Sab.
rem naf @urora, mo err ieitber un-
interbro6en getpobnt bat, eeadtet
BON Iuen, sic i'm fannten. st mar
elm bieoerer, fleibiger lrno ebrenbaiter
0tenih uno elm gutter Samilieupoter,
Dem Dos @obI Der Seinen itets am
Screen lag. @uBer ieiner betoeten
Satin btnterlGBt er nod bier Sobne
uno sfDet SGdter, Die ale bier mob
men. Die geerbieung ianb @ittfpoh
8ormittag Inn 9 ubr bonn Srduer.
bauie unb Inn 10 llbr bon ser fatbo.
Iliiben Stride i'm ,9uit" aus, aui
Dem oortisen Srieobofe itatt. Wap
mar zines Der Glteiten Wfitglieoer oes
bieiiaen ct. Stncen5 bon Saul.9er-
ems, pelfer cine Delegation gum
8egrabniB entlanbte.
Ger u3sgRars Scroll" meloet:
Serr Nidolas Suupert lit bieie
ISOLDE bel Serpanbten in Stolr
Gountp, um gorbereitungen fir ietue
umiiebluna nnd europa SIT t~reffen.
Or miro ndhlten 9ienstdg BON bier
ubreilen, iifJ am 20. OCTOBER in Hen
0orf eini6iffen uno er bofft nnr 5.
gtopember in 8eblen, &anton Gu-
peaen, Surembura. no er in Sufunii
III pobnen beabiihtigt, an5ufom.
men. Serr Saupert binterl1Bt 3obl.
reife Sreunbe, Die ibm @oblereeben
unO @~eiunbbeit ipiinidem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
oSnaem6nrgu6es.
Dereintete Staten.
Der Godiu'ite Siiduf Sdjipebadj
OerleBt.

Solsenbe Gepeide, ipel6e inter
Den Surembllrgern in Imerifa, 70.
pohl pie I'M alien gaterlanoe bas
arDBte 9ebauern uno Die innigite
SbeiInabme berporrufen miro, ging
oieier Gage ourh Die Sreiie:
n9a GroIie, @is., 10. Oft.
giidof S. Sdtpebad bon Der Dis.
aeie ga Groiie, puroe geltern unldb-
lid bes Surhgebens Der Sferbe iei.
ner Suti6e idhper perleBt uuo liegt
lest in ieiner bieiiqen bii6oflid)en
@obnung barnieOer. gs perOen
pobl einige @o6en pergebeu, bis er
pieoer i'm Stanoe iein miro, allf5ll-
iteben.
@uf Der 6irmun9sreiie be9riffen,
mahte er ieinen gin5ug in Gaiiels,
nobel ibm gu @bren Sal,lti6iilie ab.
aefeuert purOen. Der &llti6er bate
feline Ibnung bierpon nno ais Der
erlte SdnB ertOnte, ifeilten Die
Bferoe unb gingen Damn our6. Die
&lltihe plrbe babel in Stiide ser.
id,mettert uno Der 8ii6of ielbit
ihper perlett."
@ir niini6en oem botp'Iten
Serrn baloisite unb ooaitGnoige @e.
neiltng uno iinb iiber5eugt, baB iid
bieiem @uni6e ale 9urembureer
hiiben un0 Driiben anihlieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
GorrciponDeus.
&ostbern II, Sosfot9eipan, 8eit
CANADA, If. Oft. '02.

&ostbern II, Sosfat1eipan, 8eit
CANADA, If. Oft. '02.
Die beutibe futboliid)e aniieohing,
melde bier in Der gtdbe oes reltert
9eneoiftiner : &loIterS g%egriinoet
miro, modt riefige Sorti6rttte. gs
paren in Der lebten 3eit mebrere bon
ben bod)ip. Yatres bier, UNI Die notb-
ipenoi9eu 9orfebrungen 5u treffen,
bantit aleid i'm 8riibiabr nit Dem
9au beeonnen merOen fam. Ser
hottp. Bater Grior German @erg.
man. 3. g. g., lit i9on porige ISOLDE
nod Dem aIoiter bel Goaesepiae,
Minn., 5uriidsereiit, ebenio Bater
Gonrab, 3. g.. g., BON Ilbanp,
Minn. Iater Bruno 0oerfler, s..
g. g., bon Golegepiqe, Wtinn., Deilt
%borlaufig nod bier, uno leitet Die
Gnitalten uno @orfe6rungen, pelte
in 9e5ug auf Die neue Iniieolung &c.
troffen peroen. Seoe Wofe fommt
cine beoeutenoe In5abl BON oeuti6en
&atbolifen bon Minneiota uno anoe-
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fer ISOLDE iinb bier wenigitens fiinf-
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bierber tommt, bat auftrase bel fif,
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fogar Sebn Seripanote ODER Sreunoe
ols5uiuden unb eintragen 5u iallen.
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fatbpliide Semilien IN Der @niieo'
Iuna porbanoen iein iperben. Die
2ellte peroen meiitens bur6 Die Ser.
mittluna Der ,gatbolic Settlement
Societp" bon ct. Saul, Mtinn., ber-
aufgeI6idt, unb erflaren &ae, bob
tie nod ME belieres 2ano geieben
haben. Wittlerpeile baben mir bier
bas prG6tisite Serbitpetter unb in
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bon belltih : ruiiiiden Mennoniten
bi6t beiiebelt lit, iinb Die 2eute boa-
auf nit 9rei6en beidaftiet. Ser
@eiaen bringt % bis 35 9uibel per
&der uno lit SEQ. 1 Saro Hortbern
init aroBen idtperen Sornern, Die
man iie ionlt nirgenos fiubet.