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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
AUTOMOBILE TRANSIT COMPANY
Exclusive Privilege Given to Garry
Passengers in Fair Grounds.

0SoNAhkNAo ~ = iOVAot's
The Worlds Fair Automobile Transit
Company which has a concession from the
Worlds Fair management, giving It the ex-
elusive vehicle privilege of entering the
gates of the Fair for the purpose OF trans
porting passengers. has disposed Of about
Que-half of the stock in the company. and
daily applications for shares are being re-
celved.
The company's concession includes the
right to carry passengers around the Fair
grounds. and the further privilege of SELL
M to passengers en- route to the grounds
ticket for their entrance to the Fair.
thus eliminating the Inconvenience of stand
tAg IN line at ticket booths and other de-
lays incident thereto.
The following gentlemen compose the
6oard Of Directors: Joseph Ramsey. Jr :
Eben Richards. w. s. McChesney, Jr. :
Charles g. Warner, B. F. Winchell, H. l.
MIIier. Benjamin Eiseman. William w.
iracy. 3 L. Ewarts, Sylvester E.. Way and
1lburn q. McNair
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
CITY HALL COMMISSION
FORMALLY ADOPTS PLANS.
President PHILIPPE Says Work of Com
pletion VIII start Within
Month.

The City Hall Commission met yesterday
afternoon and went over the plans for the
completion of the new City Hall. as drawn
up,by Weber and Groves. President Phil
lips stated after the meeting that the work
would be commenced within month. The
plans now 60 to the Board Of Public Inn
provements. who will let the contract.
The plans provide for the completion Of
the inner court. the entrance on Twelfth
street and six additional offices on the
fourth floor. The occupants of these will
DC determined by Mayor Wells.
The commission also decided upon a pri-
vate office for Sewer Commissioner Val.
liant. This will be made By the erection OF
partitions in the corner OF the main Office
Of the department on the Clark avenue side.
Best SILK Umbrellas,
Correct and desirable styles. SIS to $40.
MERMOD & JACCARDS.
Broadway and Loot
Our so4-pdoe iiusfrdfed cdrufog mailed free
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

When you want q quick cure without any
vnneceeenv loss Of time take Chamber
lain'e Cole. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
e never fails. When reduced with cold wa
ger ana sweetened Il IL pleasant to take It
- standard throughout the United States
ana In many foreign countraee
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

six years. and was surprised to find that
she was living in st. Louis.
The couple drove to Clayton. accompanied
by MIR. and Mrs. Durham and o. c. Eek
ert and Miss Minnie Martin, who board at
the same house. When about half way out
the couple were overtaken by the storm,
but this did not deter them. They were
married by the Reverend Walter 1angtry,
pastor OF the Clayton Presbyterian Church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
Pl.n. : noat serxice.

REPUBLlc SPECIAL.
Louis. who owns q iz1alt steamer now ply
ing on the Mississippi, II here with a view
OF bringing fis bdxt into service between
Indian Ford, two miles from this place, and
Gascondy, where the st. Louis line crosses
the Gasconnde River.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

In police court for violation Of the ordt-
nance compelling owners to cut the weeds
ON. their premises.
There Is some difficulty in reaching the
owners, .Ffan.,is said. but wherever they
can be found. action will be taken by the
cases are disposed Of other prosecutions
will follow
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

100 calling Cards o..
Ptfnted from your plate: 100 cards. with
neW plate. in script. N.H
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Z Broadway and Locust.
Or asr csfsiee,, lpso ssgropfs9s, ssst.sd Jr~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
Mackinac Island.

!, A delightful trip. via Chicago and steam
ship Manitou or Northland. Low tourist
rates wa Illinois Central
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

n. A. Hesse. Taller,
az Pine street. says: It's in the make. e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
CITY ITEMS.

AMONG the New Arrivals to be found
1T the CRAWFORD STORE are some beau
biz Tor wrappers and dressing sacques.
These are selling JUS. now for 10c per yard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06
ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Charles Mesnard of Effingham, ILL.,,
Drinks Strychnine.


Charles Mesnard. Is years old. a farmer,
residing at Efiinsham. ILL.,, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday morning BIZ tab
ing dose Of strychnine while at the 1idfei
Comfort. No. North Twentieth street. &
Mrs Dykeman, who ID stopping at the
hotel, heard him groaning, and. opening the
bulance was called and he was taken to
the City Hospital, where his condition was
pronounced serious. Trouble with his Wife
is supposed to be the cause OF his attempt
to end his life.
Grimn Excursion to sedalia, No., $3.50
Stopping at California. Upton. Syracuse,
Otteryilie and Smithton, Sunday. August g.
via. Missouri. Pacific Railway. Traill leaves
Union Station 7:20 q, m. -
CITIZENS MUST CUT WEEDS.
Health Department Notifies Prop
erty Owners to Appear in Court.
Assistant Health Commissioner Francis
stated yesterday that about one hundred
property owners had been notified to appear
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

"Roro-Formaiin'. (EImer & Amend), used
a. tooth and mouth wash IN the morning,
leaves mouth sweet and pure all day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25
NOTES AND CrNrN-=

One Tery notable thing brought ,u-
by the study 0t the early Christian
church i The broadening If he
thought q the Disciples \. A-.-- =
viii be remembered, - church co.
sisted ot Jews Al! th.,s- C--ti.. ---s-
e!ytes who had fully ...c-r->,! !r,.,-
ism. They wanted a. chA -1-l! - -
come Christians, but :L1uzt: Z, -4,...-
sary that G~a-..-s - I'D z-s- .r--
form 20 the rt;-- and :@ackl-Es =.
the law o. Moss = s1Sfe O.. :. 4.
idea. however, the Go<p-, r-zI-,--r
was extended a1ozE lie Sa-.-,.-.
then to occasioz2I G=Tr-. Gs-:i.-..
until the church 8: Aat.o.-. t-t-:--esi
all, though with certain --S--.--i :
on the non-iudicial atAe----< g.-a-lr
the Gospel va. P-eacAe. 49, -
church opened - 81 vAo s.,c---e-!
Jesus as Lord and Sav.o---
Coincideut with the e1-eas.c- n
thought was the extension = te--i-
tory. For few years 80 church
az Jerusalem was tie only C1-s-iaa
church in the world The-. a. o-.--
secution scattered - Disciples. -.hs-
churches took root il other paris r.
Palestine, in Syria. and then II
Caesarea. Sanarta. Damascus and An
tioch. This latter city came II tine
TO be a center u missionary activity.
and from there Paul and Others
made preaching excursions into he
towns OF Asia Minor Macedonia.
Greece and Italy. Il * even prob
able that the Gospel was carried a.
far westward ss Spain. southwark
into Ethiopi. and eastward into A.
syria. Persia. and possibly India.
All this occurred in something over
80 years. Peter preached his erea.
sermon on the day ot Pentecost. in
A. d. 30. Paul died a prisoner in
Rome A. d. 81 or 50. Allowing three
years for the public ministry Of Jesus
Himself. we see what wonderful
strides were made all in the life os
single generation. not possibly over
IS years in extent Of time. Eight
years after the death ot Paul Jeru-
salem was destroyed. and that event
saw Christianity a firmly established
and growing religion. founded upon
the character and teachings Of Christ
made strong by the blood Of uarv
martyrs
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TRICKS On CANDY-EATERs.
'mithtIona Of Teeth. CoIIny
and shoe Buttons Put Up for
the Jokers.

he trick cigar has its counterpar.
n confectionery" said a CANDY man
utacturer the other day. according 10
the New York Times. THE callov
youth who delights in giving EXPLOSIVE
cigars to his men friends demand,
something similar for the candy.cou-
suming sex, and we have to meet tbs
demand.
The possibilities Of a cream choco-
late or piece Of nougat are limited.
but we have few contrivances. We
make OF a very hard candy an inita.
ton OF tooth with a gold crown. and
aide 1t IN a cream chocolate. You
can imagine the rest-a party Of wora-
en- munching candy, one of them dis
covering something hard, and. finding
gold-crowned tooth loose in her
mouth
Similarly we initiate a bone collar
button in hard white candy, hide a
cancy shoe button in a piece Of noug.t,
put bi: OF cork in a caramel. OF
i'll candied cherry with red pepper.
So long as the sanitary experts don.
weed out these alleged iokers tn.
candy man has to put up these trek
candies for them"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25
TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson In the Internatioaal Series
for June -, IOO3-QuarterIy
Review.

GOLDEN TEXT.-The Lord shall de-
liver me from every evil work, and
VIII preserve me unto his heavenly
--inSd"m.-2 Tim. Ans.
CHRONOLOGICAL REVIEW.
a. ID. 81, IS, Paurs visit to Mace
dOnia and Greece.
a. ID. 81. Epistle to Corinthians
written.
A. ID. 5s, spring, Epistle to the
Romans written.
a. ID. -, Paul in Troas.
a. ID. IS, Paul in Miletus.
a. ID. 81, spring, Paul's journey TO
Jerusalem.
y. ID. -, spring, Paul arrested.
a. j. y. the plot against Paul.
a. ID. s., Pauls imprisonment at
Cacsarca.
\. b. 60, Paurs speech before
Agrippa.
\. y. Go, the voyag" 20 Crete.
y. d. Gp, 81, Paul'- stay a. McIita.
Il. ID. Gl-G3, Paul at Rome.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25
ANCIENT HIGH PRIEST FOUND
Aenny ef Egyptian buried 1000
rears Ago Unearthed ky
German Explorers.

Tho German Oriental society has
been most successful in its explora.
tions at Abu-Sir in Egypt, and III ost in
teresting finds" were distributed
among the Berlin museums during tho
month of October. One of the most i'm
portant discoveries was a perfectly
preserved mummy of Jen En- Jech vet,
the high priest of the temple, who died
about 1000 years before Christ. The
body was found in a family vault
which also contained the remains OF
his priest and reader and their wives.
Only three tombs of such an age
have been found in good preservation
curing the last century, and this is the
hrst time that the contents have been
brought safely to Europe. Jen lay in
AIs coffin, enyeloPed in brown linen
shr"ud' just as he had been placed
there 1000 years ago. In accordance
with the fashion Of the time. he has
small side whiskers, and a longer tuft
On his chin, and his eyes are made to
appear unna;urally long by means Of
the careful application of rouge. The
wig, which is large and parted down
the middle, has a blush tint vcrpiny
on green, and must ORIGINALLY have
heen the color oi 10 .a-u... in imita-
hou "t the hair worn By Egyptian
gods.
me mummy was lying slightly on
me left side, says the London Anti.
quarry as Egyptians sleep to-day, and
'he head rested on a support such as is
F'l!l in use in the Sudan. The eyes are
turned toward the rising sun. Two
S'aHs ,. were found beside the body, and
!ittl" wooden statue.
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srrIEcTs - G1.nEN -

- - IS MD GOLDEN TEXTS.
i'e''"" faH.s far"""lI TO rrh"
SuS' '"I'rH Tex: Remember the
80 "l '"' h".' Jesus, no" Hr
.''''' 81 '' more ''"-'"a 10 @''" '"aH
~ N''A -".'''.
Lesson u. -- Ih" Resurrection.
u"'"'' Text. 80" }. Christ r!.""
i'"i" '"r "'4'' ana "ryam" 'a' frs
IE"'l' "t them that -ept.-I Coz.
l';-D'
L'.a'fI Ili.-EcsPo possibility for 9th
ers. temperance lesson. Golden
TEX: let Is not. therefore, judge
one another any more. bgt judge
TIM, rather, that no man put a STUN
bAH' block or an occasion 10 fall
IN ms brothers way.-EDm. 1919.
Lesson IN.-PauN- Journey % J--
ru'al"m. Golden Text: The will ~
inc L"rc be done. Acts -i:ii
Lesson N.-PauI Arrested. Golden
Text: If any man suffer ~ a Chris.
iIan. Yet him not De ashamed.-I. Pet.
f:I'.
Lesson Nl.-The Plot Against Pall.
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Grapes from Canaan.

Patience produces peace
4 safe sin is a sure poison
Greatness is always gentle.
Vain the letter without the life.
Sincerity is the best sermon acai1s.
hypocrisy.
The breadth of our influence de-
peudS on the depth Of our earnest
ness.
Its no use for man 70 pray TO his
father SO lors as he Preys OF lis
brother.
II Is easier - kIcw the way We
Ough. 20 80 than - ~ il lie way we
know.-EsnS Eexr- /;
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One Exam ele.

IN union there is strength said
the first passenger.
Yes, indeed" said the other. ~
have been trying fer year TO break
a marriage tie. Have tried Dakota
and Oklahoma both, snd We are still
uxitej"-N. Y. Times.
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Mrs. Dinks-Aren't you ashamed 20
sit around doing nothing while scur
wife works hard all day?
Uncle Eph-Well, miss, I've tol' her
time an ag'ir dat I'm puffickly will
lin TO 90 te shoppin' Fob de family,
but she won't let me handle de
money American.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25

The actor cries: II am untos-.
He is Done up" my nelzhbor says
It's mighty hard 70 keep the rua
or language IL these rapid day..
-JucEe
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25

NaEager-I have IVA vrG- ay
carefully All ca1-ct 1z- 49, s-s -z.
trace ot pot
PiaywriSht--Gare ySu any >4g~
Ssstie2s - uiaAst
~oa- Rc--acsaGag eae s0ugrs 'ua-
tscrs-N Y, Es-aAh
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-25
4 Carelera City Editor.

Reporter-That's a nice way 20
make an assignment, isn't II? I'm
ordered to get up column Of "Slaugh-
ter Statistics"
Friend-Weu?
EePorter-Weu. don't know
whether I'm to write up the abattoirs
or the grade crossiugs.-N. Y. Weekly.
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. pium Wl 0 mop 0 I.
Mdfhinatpn. 6. $40


Die P6ilippinen=8 n=8ernaItun9 bat in
ern'tli6e lleberlegung se3ogen, pb es
Wdt portbeiIbaft lei, elm Opium $40.
npppI i'm g(rdipel gu treiren. Wlan lit
ii6 bepubt, 0aB 6eute. troB oes itrens
gen 8erbots Der Spiumeinfubr, oens
mod gang beoeutenbe Qudntitdten Die,
fes Stoffes eingei9muggelt perben,
uno 3mar BON 9ineiiI9en SGnolern,
pel9e bic 3oubeamten Iebr i4luu gu
hintergeben ipiifen. Der Spiumpers
brau9 bat infplgebeiTen troB bes Sim
fuhrperbots 5ugenommen, uno 1T feis
nen HeguIdtionen unternorfen. 8d
bat es iicb bem 9puperneur Saft ala
prattiicb empfoblen, Die 2lntrG9e einea
6inelif1en Snnbitats, pel6es bereit
lit, Elm Opiummonppol gegen gentle
Ab9aben an bic Hegierung, unb unter
eefpiien z8eItimmungen 3u
iibernebmen, in giinitiee Gripdqunq 3u
aiehen. IS 1T porgei9Iagen, baB BIZ.
Ge9ierung einen Genius Der Opium
rdu6er pornehmen foue; bag Sbnbitdt
perpfli4tet iid, 0enlienigen, pel4e
einmaI an BEN OpiumgenuB geip0bnt
iinb, bas ibncn nDtbt9e MininaIs
Quantum, aber ni6t mebr gu pertaus
fen, lpo9egen anberen Perfpnen iibers
6aupt tein Opium Dertauft merben
1oae.
eSn ipie nett @puperntur Saft fid
auF biefe 6arantie Der 6ineiifc1en
Saufleute perlaifen tDnnte, pGre ia
nun ppbl cine SSrage fir ii9, bab aber
bic p6ilippinens&egierune elm biibs
fhes Siimn6en aus btm Sbnbitat
berausbetommen nIrbe, tpGre fpo6l
ni6t 3peifelbaft.
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3 a mpfer llngIiid.
!lteiu 9orf. 6. Q1oi.

Cine OepeI9e aus g}orfoIt, @a.,
meIoet: Der Dampfer n9UmiIton" BON
otI nOlb Dominion" 9iuit uno ott
8ampfer nSasinaip" pon Der Glpoe,
Gtnte itieb.n 5uiammen IS ntro 0es
meIoet, oaB cine bebeutenoe 9tnSdbl
Yahdgiere ertrunten lit.
Der 3ulammenitoB erfolate balo
nd9 Ulitterna6t in Der gGbe uun 0oa
SsIono. Der Oampfe nSa9inap"
mar bon philadelphia nab 9lorfplt be-
ittmmt uno bate auber Der 40 G0pfe
Sdblenoen 8emannung 20 QoTaQiere
an 8orb. Der ,SamiIton" hattie ii6er
100 BaHaeiere. gBie es Tdcint, mar
Elm oidter 2ebeI Die @eranIaIIuna oes
llngliids. Der n!0amiIton" bate feline
6abreei9ipinbiateit um Gin @iertel err
mdbigt, aIs bic paFdgiere plobli5
burh einen STOP aus ibren 8ettcn Qez
fdleuoert lpurben. Spfprt entitdnb bic
grOBte 8eripirrung, unb iobalb Die
paiIooiere duf's @efbed gu qelanQen
psrmohten, erfubren iie, ooB Elm S..s
iammenftpB itattgefunben. Borne, icns
ieits bes 8ugfpriets, fab man i'm re
bel bic buntlen umrifTe zines Dam
piers auftdu6en, bon neIdem aus Sc
fdrei uno Der Ruf: nMir iinten." laut
muroe. g(uf 9lnfraeen erfubr man,
bab Der anbere 0ampfer Der GIboes
Ounpfer vSdeinaip" mar, OieIer
mar an Der Steuerbprbieite Qetroffen
uno iein ganSer 6intertbeiI mar in eli
ner 0dnge BON 20 6ub lpesgerifen
norben unp betnabe Ipfprt qelunten
pGbrenb Der pprnere She'll mebrere
bunoert Oarbs forttrieb. Sobolb ME
mOglih purben bic Hettun9sboote bes
oSamiIton" irs Wafer gelaFen, aber
Der berrf6enne bihte Nebel erI6tperte
bos 3ettunesipert. @iniQe peniae Mis
nllten, ebe bic 8oote ben ,,Sadinoip"
erreihen tonnten, beednn bieIer i6on
gu finfen. gla9bem bic Rettungsbpot.
70 bielen 2euten, tpie unter ben l1mz
ftGnben m0glih mar, Siilfe gebradt
unb nod cine 3eitIang auf bem linz
gIiidsplabe peripeilt batten, ieBte Der
nSomiIton", Der nur penig beiddbigi
mar. feline 3sife fort. Der nSaei=
ram" berIdnt in 10 6absn tiefem @aTs
fer unb feline Maifen ragen iber BEN
MeeresIptegeI empor.
Rad elmer Sepefhe aug GSortrsb
Mpnroe rettste Der ,5amiIton" % Per
fpnen, fpGbrenb 80 ertrunten Tein fots
Ipr.
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Ataten


Tem oeuti6en Gaiier nurben per-
iC]itpc7e 8amen por9,iteut. liner
ibael 5.Faao Iih hic @o.tin - ameris
tdni.hen 8otifoTters gierer. Der
&uiIsr brad Ia1oere 3sit mil i6r unc
befunttt grobes 9erTiduoniB uno Sn'
tcrtTc iur omerilanii4c @erbdltnine
2ibe,oite Riitoti bcgribte Der adiler
ais bic .90niain Der Era9ooen"
Hom, Z gfai.
Tir Safer beiif'iote ben fix bag
@oet9 Teatmdl teiiimmten qlab, TO-
mie BE goTi!ica AT 81. 4gnes, beren
Jitu,1rrorfte6er ter giiriibiifof BON
greslau 1T.
q. L1i.e. uabm 6ei Der a0niginz
Gutter isiEc Tdbljcit Elm uno Der
!icB fs0t latnit.aQs gom. 2tuf Der
Ga6rl gum 9aln6ofe purbe er 9.r5Iitb
BON cey 9too.ieruag bc8riiBt.
Gom 7. gloi.
grSTsnt Q0a6st oon 5yantrsitb
piro e5en.1Gs 6i,r6er tomluen, .ur5
nda bern geiu4 res ruii3dleu 3aren
Iitolaa5. ssagft SEQ Gat fA aber
mad elmer StratGang nit ieiuen alrs
tindisn .niihloiisn. Goubei ni4t III
empidnqel unb oisisy geidIuB Diro
balbdmtli6 an bic frdn}oiii6e Rsgies
ruaQ iibermit.elt perbsn, in Der 6offs
nung, bdB dou6et u6ettdupt nidt I'm
cine unierrecung nit rtm Qapite ers
iudtn uer1e. Uldn fiirdict obsr. er
ipsroe bies bod tbun. eben I'M Dicgeis
cerunq berpor3uruien; ia mon bait
ties fir cspiB. psnn rsr Uiiniiterprd
foent Gombes 3ur Seit BON QOubets
geiu4 nod i'm 2tmte iein ioats.
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Sfunb Der g uaten.
@ail,tngton, 6. Mai.

Der neuefte Sdaten 8eridt nes
gunoes Wettrrdmts befagt:
Die WO9e, pelde nit benz geItri9en
Sag ablief, mar gleiafalls i'm gr0Beren
Sbetl oes 2unbes un5eitgemGB tubI,
uno bic Semperaturen am 80. Qprjl,
l. unb 2. Mai paren bic niebriqIteR,
nel4e felt 5ebn Sabren fir ben 9tpril
gu per5ei9nen 9elpeIen iinb, uno Die
nieorigiten felt 80 Sabren fir ben Qnz
fang Mai, penigiten5 in beina6e alien
gBetteritationen Der mittIeren uno Der
peitli6en @olfsStaaten, i'm oberen
MiiIiifippis3 36al uno oielFa1 i'm mitts
leren MiiIiiiippi= unb i'm SbiozSbat,
in Der 8inneniCen 8egenb uno in
NeuengIanb.
SIN 4q9emeinen mar 5ipar lei4ter
Eegenfall, oher bic 9btpeien6eit BON
&e9en, fir bic SFarm= Qrbeiten aiinItiq.
aber Die nieorige 3emperatur bebin=
berte aIIes Pflan3sn Wd9stbum. uno
i4nere 6r0ite tbaten 9roBen Shdbtn.
0as iiioIide Sera5 uno 99eile Der
mittleren GolfsStaoten hd6en 2l66iIfe
bon ihrer Oiirre erhalten, ipelde ieoo3
in anoeren 9beien Der @olfs sStaaten
fortoauert, pie auh i'm n0rolihen
3eras. 2tu6 5IoriOa 6rau6t 3egen.
5roB oes entitieoen tibIen Wetters
gcgen Gnoe Der Wo4e, mar in einem
luten SbeiI oon qegenglanb, BON ben
mittel=attdntii6en ojegenben uno bon
Der 8innenieen @eqeno bic 3empe=
ratur i'm Our6I6nitt iiber BEN Rors
mdlen.
0os frii6qepfIan3te @eN6torn 1T
pielfad1 in MiIIouri, adnIds, Sttas
bona unb Seras ourf ben SroFt Qez
tDotet norben, uno aGent6dfben in rem
fiiblit6en Studien bat Die Grnte mebr
cher peniger burf taltes @ettsr g.
iitten.
Die 0orbereitunoen fiir has Bflanz
3en ma6ten i'm C6io Ibal unb in rem
mitteIsotlantiIten 1taateu quite Sort
ihritts. aber np6 peri9 Sorti6ritte
in rer @innsnIcen r 1ion uno inn obe-
rem Mifouri- 26ol Bis iebt III bic
Sdiion fir bds QatIidiorn iebr uns
3iinitig gefpeien.
0internei3cn fteint feinen bs
trdhtlihen Gdlaosn ourh bic 5r0ite
,rlittcn al hoben, uno bic angemeiren
Qusfihten fir osnie,6en iinb aubdfs
teno Ie6r oiinitiQ oo6 Denioer an Der
gacific- aiiite. Sommertpei3tT 1T Inn
norblichen S6eil bsr 8ei3enregion nod
ipenis neiGt; ber I'm iiiolifen 9beiI q,
Fate F6e,nt teinen srnitIi6eu GGaten
erlittcn 3u boter.
Safer III in Snir9iE unb Snbion1
5lrifosadn1en uno Iiett In Cbio niht
ithr giinitic; int C6i1s uno UiiFifips
b 36al dber fest ,r burfI6nittli6
qiinftig. pd6rent tr IN 5sm Stoate re-
49iFouri 5bolcs msht ober ncri9sr
Shcoen bur6 bic 8 .te oslitten BAT.
75ru6 BaumrcGs I'm n6rblihsn
9erds uuo in 1ftob1ma nuroe burh
ben Froi' BON 20. aflril unb /. Uai
oet0otst uno ioni,uit feidGoigt. Ter
1abaf itebt dnhditsu1 gut.
fdTi allts S6r ~ ouyh bic Sdlte
eslittsn, bi, Qepis. .sbot am tpenig
fen.
Die Grasserri, ii ned ietr Deit
suriid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-08
ntfprung ner Ausfdbi-
ct. 9olis, mo, 6. Nai.

Dong Song, elm ousfdbiger Gbi>
neic. melfer jeit Il SSabren nabe Sci.
feripn in 0uordntdne gehdlten ipurbe,
bat iid gsfliihtet. Superintendent 0r.
0oobruff BON BEN QuarantdneboIpis
tai bat iofort 2eute ausgeT6idt. ipelhe
ben eefGbrlithen 9atienten pieber eins
fnnden iplIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-08

idIicbIi6 ben gofi3iIten. ais bieTe NIT
gterten bic 3biiren eini4lugen, feinen
Wioeritdnb mebr entgegen. Die ges
b0roen nobmen bic M0ndt in 6dft.
@tma 2000 Wlenffen, ipel9s gegen
has 8OrGebsn Der 9cbHroen bempns
itrirteu, lpurben nertrlrben.