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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
chinese Laundrymen Strike.

Chicago, May 20-Chinese laundry.
men struck during the day-the first
strike of the kind in Chicago's his
tory. Ten Cinnamon employed in a
South Side laundry demanded more
pay and when it was refused they fol
lowed the example of their white
brethren and walked out.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
THIEVES MAKE RICH HAUL.
Mrs. LoriIIard Loses $4,000 in Gems
Besides Other VaIuabIes.

London, May 1S.-The loss of Mrs.
Pierre Loriliard, who is reported to
have been robbed of $4,000 worth of
jewels, amounts, probably, to a far
greater sum than at first reported.
Mrs. Lorillard lost all her jewelry,
except what she was wearing, and a
letter of credit and other valuables.
The robbery occurred at the Berkeley
hotel, to which place two men fol-
lowed Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard all the
way from Monte Carlo. The thieves
evidently waited for favorable oppor
tunity to commit the robbery and
have now gone off with the valuables.
The police have no clue to their
whereabouts, but Mrs. Lorillard now
remembers meeting, at various points
of the journey, the two suspects and
seeing them again when she arrived in
I0ndOn
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
Butchers, Clerks on Strike.

Chicago, May ia strike of
butchers clerks, to enforce their de-
mands for ten-hour day, began dur
ing the day, when the employees of
number of shops walked out. The
strike was voted upon at meeting Of
the Market Butchers union last Thurs
day. About 500 men are affected.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
TRAINMEN IN SESSION.
National Convention at Denver Large
iy Attended.

Denver, May 19.-The National
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
met in Coliseum hall in this city at 9
a. m. Between 600 and 700 delegates
were present when Grand Master
Morrissey raped for order. The ses-
sions of the convention are private
and it is expected they will continue
over two weeks.
The trainmen have been put to con-
siderable inconvenience on account Of
the refusal of the striking draymen to
haul their baggage from the depot,
but it was announced that this matter
will be adjusted and the brotherhood
would then get their trucE1
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
LOSS OF LAMBS HEAVY.
Thousands Perish in Recent Snow
Storm in Montana.

Thousands Perish in Recent Snow
Storm in Montana.
Butte, Mont, May 20.-Advices from
northern and southern sections of the
state tell Of extremely heavy losses
among lambs as a result of the snow
storm which prevailed Sunday and
Sunday night.
Dillon reports say tens of thousands
OF lambs have fallen beneath the
fierceness of the heaviest blizzard for
May in the history of this section.
A Great Falls special says that H.
H. Wilson, sheep herder on the
range near Portage, has been lost and
undoubtedly frozen to death. Will
sons horse was found wandering in
deep drifts.
-.anche-s about Fort Benton and
Geyser have suffered heavily and re-
ports of losses come in from every
SIDE
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
Lowest Bidder for Gunboats.

Washington. May 2O-The Gas En-
CINE and Power company of Morris
Heights, N. Y, was the lowest bidder
for the new gunboats Dubuque an i
Paducah, sealed proposals for which
were opened at the navy department
during the day. The bid was $295,0U,
each if the departments designs are
fo:lcA I'd complete and $2S5,000 if the
departments designs, except boilers,
are followed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
SHOWING IN MONTANA.
Much Needed Moisture Guarantees
Plenty Of Grass.

Helena, Mont, May 19-Range men
have their wish. Snow covers a large
part of Montana and where there is
no snow there is rain. Not for years
have the ranges needed moisture so
badly as they have in this state for
the past three weeks, and now they
are getting it in just the form that
gives a guarantee of grass and plenty
of it. With snow and rain has come
a drop in temperature and it may be
that later reports will show damage
to fruit trees and early vegetables and
to sheepmen who are just in the midst
of lambing, but one of the principal
Industries of the state.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
TWO ARE DISCHARGED.
Students Knox and Barney Not Guilty
of Assault.

South Norwalk, Conn, May 1S.-At
the trial in the town court of Hugh
S. Knox, son of United States Attorney
nephew Of Judge Taft, governor Of
the Philippines; John E. Barney of
Cincinnati and Lawrence White of
Lowell, Mass, students at a private
school, who were charged with as
saulting citizen, Knox and Barney
were discharged, it being proved that
they did not participate in the assault,
but were making an effort to separate
the combatants. The cases of Taft
and White were continued.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
NO ONE SERIOUSLY HURT.
Durango (coIo.) Newspaper Men Fight
a Duel.

Durango, Colo, May 20.-David F.
Day, editor Of the Democrat, and
Frank Hartman, newspaper writer,
exchanged thirteen shots at each 9TH
er on the main streets of this city
without serious results. Hartman re-
ceived slight flesh wound in the leg.
The shooting was the CCtcome of a
fight Day has been maxi ) against
union printers. The latter started an
opposition paper ON which Hartman
was the principal writer. The per
sonal references of the editors to
each other in their respective papers
have been very caustic and when
they met shooting was commenced
hardly without warning Each claims
the other began the duel No arrests
have been made.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21

Winona, Mimi, May 20.-The Mis-
sissippi river here has come up a
tenth of a foot in twentylour hours
and quite little more rise will be
needed before any great damage will
be done. The predictions of the
weather bureau Of a continued rise
have caused some apprehension.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21

immigration for This Month Shows .
Heavy Increase.

New York, May 19.-Immigration
continues on the increase. For the
first seventeen days of May this year
SCOTT aliens passed through Ellis
Island, as against 45,4S6 last year and
36,371 in the same period of 1901. This
Is an increase of 1921 over the same
period last year and $4,000 are ex-
pected this week, and the last week
In May promises to be unusually large.
It is predicted that the month will
show fully 100000, as against $4,000
last year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
Small Strike Closes Big Plant.

Chicago, May 20.-The refusal Of
twenty-five electricians and cranemen
L, return to work in the Chicago plant
: the Allis- Chalmers company unless
,eir demand for an increase in wages
T. as granted has necessitated the clos
ing of the entire plant, throwing 1880
machinists, blacksmiths, patternmak-
ers and other laborers out Of employ.
ment. ....
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
VETERAN RoADMAsTER KILLED.
Falls Under Wheels While Attempt
ina to Board Train.

Cresco, Ia, May 20.-While attempt
ing to board a northbound passenger
train at this point T. Ahern, roadmas-
ter of the Iowa and Minnesota divi-
sion of the Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway, fell under the wheels and was
instantly killed, his body being cut in
two. The deceased had been road
slaster of this division for over thirty
years.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
shamrocks Will Sail May 80.

Glasgow, May 19.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton has purchased the tug Cruiser to
convoy the Shamrock I. to the United
States. The steam yacht Erin will
convoy the cup challenger. The yachts
will be ready for the ocean passage
May 30.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
Tornado Wrecks Buildings at Hor
ton, Kan.

Topeka. Kan. May 20.-News has
reached here from Horton, Kan, Of
the visitation of a tornado at that
point at midnight. The Union hotel
was unroofed and the livery stable Of
George Sprague and the blacksmith
shop of Moose Bros. blown away. Sew
aral small buildings near, of little
value, were also destroyed. One or
two persons were injured, but it is
not thought fatally.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
IN SPLENDID HEALTH.
President Returns to His Train After
Several Days Outing.

Wawona, Cal, May 19.-President
Roosevelt and party arrived here at
10:45 a. m. and, after luncheon, left
for Raymond, where the presidents
train is awaiting him. -
The president spent the night in the
vicinity of Bridal Veil falls and, joined
lis party there shortly before z
o'clock a. m. He is in splendid
health and very enthusiastic over his
short outing.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
SETTLEMENT PROBABLE.
Union Pacific Officials Meet Committee
of Strikers.

New York, May 20.-President Burt
and one or two other officials of the
Union Pacific railroad are holding a
session with representatives of the
roads employees now on strike at
Omaha Unoficially it is stated that
an amicable settlement of existing
differences will probably be reached
shortly. Details as to terms are not
forthcoming, but it is believed a de-
cision has been reached by the COM
pany to offer material concessions to
the employees.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
GIVEN VARYING SENTENCES.
Russians Arrested for Jewish Massa.
ere at kishineff.

st. Petersburg, May 1S.-The major
ity OF the persons arrested for par
ticipating in the anti-Semitic outrages
at Kishineff, Bessarabia, have been
tried and sentenced to varying pun
ishments. Although they were mostly
arrested on returning to their homes
after the second days pillage with
their arms full Of plumber, all the
prisoners protested their innocence
and pleaded that they found the things
In the streets and were taking them
to the police station.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
RUSSIAN GOVERNOR KILLED.
Falls a Victim Of Assassins in Towr
Park at Ufa.

Ufa, European Russia, May 90
Governor Bogdanovitch was instantly
killed during the day by two men in
the town park.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
CLOSED INDEFINITELY.
Bakery and Restaurants of Big Chi
cago Concern.

Chicago, May 19.-By their action
In voting to strike in sympathy with
the colored walters Of the same firm
the bakers working in the Wholesale
plant of H. H. Kohlsaat & Co. have
precipitated lockout. The big bakery
and the one remaining restaurant
were closed during the day for an in
definite period. More than 700 en-
ployes are thrown out of work.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-05-21
DUE TO BIG DEEALcATIoN.
Southport Comm National Bank
Closed by Officials.

Washington, May 2O.-The treasury
department has received a telegram
from National Bank Examiner Per
kins announcing the closing Of the
Southport National bank of Southport.
Conn. This action, it is understood
was taken in consequence OF the de-
falcation of the cashier, which is be-
lieved to have Appropriated 100000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
MuSIanO.
SeutidJlauS.
d erIilr, 10. Kan

berlin 10. San.
Sm 8rltnelpulo fanb Dor einigen
5aaen Elm Sneil 5piidDen Dem 9elt.
nant @crncr bon 8rapert, Spbn
oes Sberitleutnants elei6en gta-
mems, uno DEM &ehtsaHpalt Or.
slpe pon Slensburg itatt. Sesterer
erhielt cineu ShuB IN Das 0enid,
melder nas &iicfeumart ourdlhnitt
nno ibn allf Der Stelle tGotete.. Der
%erItorGene, ,luelder &eierueoifi3ier
mar, binterEA& oilBer ieiner @ittlpe
nod fiinf Sinner. Die llria6e oes
Guells ut buntet ieooh bon lanser
Gmer. Ins Sllell ianb Der gnt.
ihcibung zines militGriiden G6ren.
acrifts senGB itatt. 2eutnant b.
@rawert Itellte li6 Den militariiden
Veborben.
9erItn %. Son.
Ser Grai p. @alIeItrem bat aas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
@emcsnela.
sc aracaibo, IS. Sam.

Ser beutibe &reli5er .pantber"
bombaroirte geitern Habnrittag cine
Stllnoe lang bas Sort San Carlos
on Der Ginfabrt gum See BON 0sara.
caibo. 9as Sort eripioerte oaS
iSeller aus bier @eihiiten. Ser
vEalltber" 5og lid in Der 9ti6tltng
allf Curacao 5uriid.
Sort San Carlos liegt % 9feilen
bon Wtoracaibo entfernt ino be.
berridt bie Ginfobrt 5u Dem See
ooer Der inneren gai.
Der hieltae Correspondent ser
sliiociateo YreB bot Den iplgenoel
Srief bon General SeIlo, Dem Gom.
manonnten bes Sort, erbalten:
r@eltern 9tahnlittag INN 1a1 llbr
purbe oaS Sort San Carlos ubne
iraeno welde Eropocation bon unie.
rer Seite uno obne ireeno melfe Nm
filnoIaln9 ooer Stellung eines lllti.
matllms non ben oelltIden &reBer
.Bantber" angegriffen lIno bombar.
DIRT. peld)er Die Giniabrt an erSlpill-
aen perlllhte. gtad eitem cine
Stlmbe oallernben Sample, pGbrenb
oellen oas Sort MIR bier 8eid,iiSe
IN slftion ieste, lob Der rYamber"
Iih Geamnngen, bas 8efeht ob5ubre.
hen, uno 500 iih in Der Sfidtung
nah sSuratNo 6ariif. aein Shaoen
lpurbe Sen Esrt s:.s:ss;Ss5iiiet. nnb mlr
Orei @fann pltroen periprioet."
SSn iSolae beS Sombafoements aui
Sort San Carlos babeu Solfsbe-
mouitratiouen olf ben StraBen bieIi-
Ncr Staot Itattsehmben.
Caracas, 81. San.
Gas YOWbarbeInent bes Sort Sal,
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SIM Snnncl get6otet.
Cute gcnte.

9eIleaire, ., %. San.
SSn Somerton, meitlid BON bier,
mnroe Die Sanf bon gmbre6ern
beimgeiu6t, nelbe Oen 8eloihranf
iprengten uno $4,000 erbellteten.
2om itablen iie aus 8rap's Stau
ein Srbrpert uno fllbreu bapon.
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ShredlidJe Sbat.
afI no, ga, 10.

SafIanO, Sa., 10. Snn.
sSrml @illiam Sanna tobtete ae,
ltern slbeub ibreu @atteu. inoem lie
ibm nit eiuem Sammer ben SdGoel
ea.ihlug mnb ibu Damn init einem
aro6en Shlahtermeiier bic aeble
bon Sbr az Sbr burditnitt. sll3
lie Die Sbat poilbratbt bate, nabm
Tie bas Wfeiier, nit Dem lie ioeben
ibrem 9atten ben SAILS abseidnitten
batte. unb iGuitt ibre eiaene :asbIe
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9nbuque, SOMA, 9ieuaaG deu 27. Sauur 1903

S9erfftGtte Der Ramep Hefrigerotor
60. erplobirten mdbreno Der slr.
beits5eit 5rpei 0ampffeiiel tpobei
amei WGnner auf Der Stelle get0otet
inlo mebr ais Elm 9ubeno nerlest
lpurben. Ger angerihtete Sa6lba.
nen betrGgt etiua $4,000.
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Grfolsrcidc 9srobc.
q ep glorf. 10. ssn]

9l eip ~ prl l, IL. Sait.
sluf Sem SdieBplas 5u Sanop
Soof puroe oaS neile 16.5ouise @e,
ihiis, bas ein5ige III oielem 9anoe
bon iold groBem aaliber, elmer
Erobe imter5oger. Gs puroen orei
Shiiiie abeefenert; Der erlte nit
elmer Iulperlaoung BON $50 Yiunb,
Die beioen anoeren nit Der Warimal.
laoima BON GAO Bfuno. Der burd
Die ElIlpererploiion allsgeiibte Druid
betrus bel Oen beioen letter Sdbiii.
len $4,000 Eilno mlf oen Guoorat.
sol, geniigeno, nm oas 2400 YfirnS
mieaenoe 8eiboB 20 Meilen ipeit 81
merien.
Die SerItellllngsfoiten oes @e.
lhiises betrllgen 100000. Srot
Der eriolgreiden Erobe perben
iuabriheinlib feline ipeiteren aano.
men BON iol6em 8aliber mebr anse.
iertigt meroen.
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No. 1914.

u.
Zen @nlaB 5u bieien1 ghritte bot
lelne Saltung oen 9eriuGen oes 10.
slaliitiiben slbeeorbneten b. 8oQmur
aeaeniiber, bic 9liiaire Strupp unb
ole Heoen llno 0epei6en oes 2aiiers
sSIlbelm in oieler Sahe sur 3ebatte
au bringen.
SeIbit ole 9litter ser eiaenen
Bartei Saleitrem's, Die Gentrums-
prel'e, oernrtbeilte ietne gutifei-
Dung, ber5ufolgs nBripatpericnert"
ntht IN Die 9loaet.Sebatte ge3ogen
peroen oiirften als parteiiid uno
ungereHt. gS miro auberoem be-
balptet, baB ser 91ei6sfan5ler b.
gulop auf cine slntlpprt an b. goIl-
mar porbereitet par un6 oarauf ge-
rehnet butte, BOB man bie So3ia(-
oemofraten 5u @orte fomnen Iaiien
pilroe,
China.
Befing 1S. San.
91e Ginfpeibuna oes @eoGt)tntB-
boaens, pelter gum slnbenfen an
Baron p. Stetteler, Dem bon ben
gorers ermoroeten belltihen @e-
lanoten in Eefing, erriftet tplroe.
fano beute unter Der Iebr einbr,ids-
pollen Gerentonie itatt. Sic erfolste
I'M 9eiiein elmer glaujenoen @eiell.
ld,aft bon 0iplomaten, pieler t)ine-
lllden geamten, ullen SffiSieren IN
Beflna, Der geiammten ausl1noildSen
geooltertug Der Staot, lopie pieler
oeutlhen Sffi5iere mo Gipiliiten
BON Slenstiin uno anoeren StGoten.
Sle StraBen uno SallsOd1er, bon
oenen Die Seute einen 9lif auf Die
eerenonien iuerien fDnnten, waren
allln Groriifen gefiillt. Die oeilt-
lhen Srltppen batten III ser StraBe
iiiolid) bon bem @oeen 9luiItelIung
1enonllnen, Ddbreno Oie dineliiden
lid, norolib bon Dem 9ogen beians
oen. Sreiberr b. 3. Golf, DER erIte
SetretGr Der oelltihen @eidnotiHait
nahm i'm Fanren Seutiblano's an
Der iSeier tbeil, lpdbreno Yrin5 Gblm.
Der grlloer oes &aiiers, pelder aIs
SilbnenprllS nab 9elttIdlano ging,
oeu &aiier bel Der sSeier pertrut. slls
Fril3 Sbun eintraf pllrOe er bon
Dem lSreiberrn b. b. @pls nod benz
goaen qeleitet, ltnO nadoem er ein
Sranfopfer 5l1 Gbren oes gerltorbe,
nen aussegoNen batte, iagte er:
uSieIes Wonllment ioll cine @ar.
nlnla fiir Das Solf, elm 9epeis Der
frernoihaftlihen 9esiebungen 5lui.
Iben imleren beiben 2Gnoern lmo elm
Spnlbol bes sSrieoens iein."
Slerollf autluortete sSreiberr b. 5.
@pls.
n9ieies Tenfmal lit Dem DeittIhen
Gai!er bon Dem &aiier bon China
aeipiemet poroen ais elm Ouuernoer
Selpeis fiir Die @rbitterlng oes 8ai.
lers ii6er Oas Serbrehen. Ourh Die
Grridltlma oieies Dtoniunentes IN
China eriiillt er cine Serpflihtung,
pelhe er na6 ben @reigniiien bon
1900 airf iid) aenomnlen bot. 1as
Monument ioa cine Wabmlne fiir
Die gtafpelt llno elm oauernoes
Spnlbol Oes @unldes Der d,ineIiiGen
8eaierlng iein, freunoidoftli6e Be.
ilebilnaen NIT allslGn0iihen Hegie.
rlnaen 5u foroern uno 5it erbalten.
0teie beioen 9feben puroen in
oelltiber nno dineiiiher Sprade Der.
leien. gtah Der @inpeibung mar.
ifirten Die oelltiden Sruppen unter
oem 9ogen binourdl, nGbrenb sic
@lllitfapellen gtationallieber ipiel.
ten.
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SSier ltnsladsiaa.

@ a aib.ingtou. 9. g., II. San.
slomiral Sisginion tabelt bon
Gan sSuan, Horto 8ico, baB iniolse
elmer Balpererploiiou aui Dem
S6lahtihiii .0taiiahuietas" fiini
@ann getobtet unb bier peripumoet
nuroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27

luNu N gtOtlplUeiterlI SIIeItOuUIlHVes
lellihaft, nit gtamen Wfarttn @aro,
l6oB geltern oeu 15iGbrigen anabeil
Wllliam Stofnteper nieoer unD pers
Dunoete i'm pabrideinlid) tobtli6.
Wtm iagt, Der anabe babe aoblen
IN Den giienbabnbofen geItoblen.
@arb ipirbe Benz 8efGngniB iiber,
antportet, Inn ben slu5gang Der Ser
n,nOllng ab5ulparten uno ibn Dor
Der mebrere bunoert Ierlonen sGb-
lenOen Tolfsmenge, Die lid ange.
lamnelt bate, 81 beibiisen.
sSeuer-Eanif.
g em Yorf, 80. Ssan.
@Gbreno etner Tanif, Die als cine
sSolae eineS sSelers in einern benad-
barten 8ebaitoe an5uieben lit, muroe
IN Der Gigarreniabrif bon Seopolb
Dtiller & Cons, an 9rosbp StraBe,
bret Herionen nanllib Sennie DteI.
iinp, % Sabre; Sannie aeritberg,
% Sabre unO Srau Warp Spar
bara. 20 Sabre alt. getootet. Als
III Dem nebenunitebenDeu 8ebduoe
,Seuer allsbrah, Itiir3ten piele Der
800 slrbeiter uah ben Hettltngslei-
tern lrno Die Shludheren gerietben
inter Die ,SiiBe Der StGrferen. Die
ihlinulitel S3enen ipieIten iid auf
Den Sreppen ab. Siele Wdlmer
lhrieen, ais Oh lie perriift pdren, lie
morfen Die Srallen nieber llno traten
lie nit SiiBel. Sd,lieBlih milhte
iif ole Eoli5ei biueiu llub i6aifte
Sronung, ionit pGre ole 9iIte Der
1poten cine beoellteno lGngere ge.
lpuroen. llnter ben Serlesten be-
finOet ii6 Srall galletti, Oeren @e.
neIlng beSlueiielt miro.
EbiIipp SeitidJ tpSt.
9incinuatt, O., %. ssau.
Beli5cibef Ebilipp 9eiti6 lit ge.
Itorben. gr iullrbe am Z. Sttober
1910 IN 9oiern geboreu, tam lebr
illnu nadl Nmerita, lieB iid) iii Der
reaIlaren slrmee amperben lmo 5pg
nit leincm Srltppentheil madJ Dem
SerrltorIllm @aibington. geim
slnSbrr6 oes giirgertrieges lieB er
lid ubermals anluerben, oiente IN Der
Eotomac-Irmee lmo trot nad Se-
enbigung oes arieges III Cincinnati
IN Den Soli5eioienIt, IN pelhem er
bis 5lum Gnoe leineS 9eben5 perblieb.
Giienbabnnnsliif.
90 emphis, Sem., %. San.
Gin Eaiiagier5ug Ser SQinpis
Central 9teip Orleans gabn mel
her Inn IL llbr 10 Wtiniten oieien
Worgen bieie ,Stobt iiir gtelp
Orleans perlieB, inb nit groBer
Shnelligfeit babiufubr, entgleiite in
elmer Soritaot i'm iiipli6en Sbeile
oieier Stoot.
sSilnf bon Den iieben Gars Itiirsten
Inn uno Die Sofomotipe iuuroe falt
gGn3lih Oenlolirt. Seirt einSiaer
Eailagler mllrOe periuunOet, unb fei.
ner pon ben 9eanten blieb auf Der
Stelle toot, ood pllroen Der Soto.
motipfiibrer imD Der Sei3er 10 ge-
f1brlif perlpunoet, oaB man befiir6.
tct. iie weroen nibt nit bem 2eben
oapon fommen. Srei glnOere mur-
oen ernitli6 oerleet.
Sm Smnnel getOStet.
Sttts burg, %. San.
slm oitliden GuOe oes 8abaib.
Sunnels farb bellte cine Spndmiter.
ploiion itatt, neil, pic es beiBt, Der
elettriide Stront nnbefugter @eiie
unaeorebt nurbc, lrno Slpet g(rbeiter
mllroen getobtet rmb bier idaper per.
nlnoet. Sie 8etooteten Iino Sarru
Slorence uno Sranf Saplor. Ser.
lest purSen SameS Wc8opern, Ger
lpubri6einlih Iterben miro, ,Sbpmas
Sorpep lno 5lpei, oeren Namen niGt
betaHnt iino.
Cute ycute.
9eIleaire, o. %. San.
SSn Somertpn, lpeItlih bon hier,
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arrire Der A,.ssisr.s.


Sober SoI Der Spaltc per Sabr. .sl20o
{" 8 Mpuate... 900
" 3 Wonute. Goa
SocaI. .Noti3eu:
Sir jeNc Seile grsuicr obsr ocreu RaumL oas
erNe Mai Is eeHts.
Ssirdtbs' urb Soocsouseissu nit Sprut
$50; Dbue Spruh, sl.0o.
GnSi9en. bic bsin @cite Der fatDoIiiasu Rtrte
;uptosr itub finben teiuc auinabms.
Nusei8en fcnSe ntan ipdtes
ftens ant Wontae Wors
9en Cit.
Sob,slrteiteu all,r slrt pruulpt mo billig
ansgeiiibrt.
cffee: Ode Der 6. unh SoipasStraDc.
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@erbangnifpoQe Grploiionen.

@reeupille, Wid.. II. San.
ssn Der ais Jabrit " betannten
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Ncme @plbimnoe in 9llasfa.
Seattle, @aib., Is. Can

y t u t, 2SQlD., 10. NSull.
Ger Zines" miro ana Sumlpn
aemeloet, baB i'm Goloitream 9i-
itritte beim Sanana-Sluiie 8olo III
iolhen Suantitaten entbeft iuoroeil
lit, baB oas Sflonoife.SiItrift iiber.
troffen puroe. slQes eilt nat Den
neren @olofelbern, aber bis iest iino
MIR Deniae BORT angefomlnen. Die
Nabriht puroe pon einem Sapane-
len 9samens S. @aoa, melher noe.
gen ieiner 9ieoerfeit ilno &eolihfeit
iebr giinitig IN Iaipion befannt lit,
nadl bieier Staot gebraht. slls
&aoa am %. 9e5ember ii6 ans Dem
8olDoiItrifte nah 0aipiou begob,
mar in aht peridlieoenen 5liiBbell
8ol0 aeflInoen moroen.
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Sin Sranm.

gtew Sort, tS. SSan.
9tad einem ibredliben Srarme,
baB ibr Ufann toot lei, eripa6te
Mprgens iriib gesen 3 llbr Srall
Winnie 9orbalt. gto. 1916 Dit 102.
StraBe lpobnbaft, aus ibrem
Shluinmer. Sic grill nad ibu,
lno er mar eisfnlt. GS lpnroe eine
slmbulan5 gerllien mb Der ar5t er-
flarte ibn fiir toot.
slls geItern gea6mittag Siabeaa
Bleiie, Die IN bemielben Saule
lpohnt. nit 9orhalt iprah. iebte er
pl6Blih ein Sl1ih6en au oen Wiub
ilno leerte es nit oen 8orten: ,9eb'
wphl, Bel, id, mill nit slaem ein
Gnoe ma6en." SSn Der iSlaibe ioll
Sonoamlm gemeicu iein, uno eS miro
anaenonunen, Dob 9orbalt in Der
gtaht oarm geitorben lit. Seine
sSrau beitreitet san5 entihieoen, oa6
ihr Nann Selbitmoro begangen bot.
gprfalt = iein Yorname mar Sbeo-
DOR = fam Dor einigeu SSobreu pon
Sambura bierber. ilno batte cine
STEELE als Vubbalter bel Der ,@enes
raj electric Co., Die er ailiqnb, ipei!
er BON Sunlburg cine Grbihuit er.
wnrtete. IS iheint, baB bas Mus.
bleiben oes @eloes ibn nerp0s ge-
madt bat.