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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19

SATURDAY, MARcH %, 1903, AT 10
O'CLOCK A., NJ
Is driving and heavy work
horses, II milk cows, some with
calves; by side: number of high
grade young short horns, II full
blood Poland China pigs, dozen
chickens, 1 good high grade 3-year-
old short horn bull, top surreys-
4 buggies, almost new. 4 open bug
gies, 1 road wagon, 2 spring WAGONS
52-seated; 2 pairs light bobs, 3 Port
land cutters, 2 drills, harrows,, hay
.rakes, tanning mills. 6 sets double.
driving harness, 4 sets, work har-
ness, 3 sets single driving harness.
and numerous other articles not
mentioned here. Terms-AIl sums
.ot $40 or less, cash; all SUMS over
$40, good banhable paper, due. Nov
L. with interest at 10 per cent.
W. H DIXON, Auetioneer:.
Amy one wishing to- list property
for this sale can do so by calling on
the undersigned amy time before
sale.
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Bic Woods.

Mich. l6th.-If lit were, not for the
fear of back sets IN the weather
wheat sowing might begin att amy
time, fields are dry and every thing
seems favorable for early seeding.
P. u. Tell who has bought land IN
the Northwest Is still waiting for a
car to take his stock and machinery
to- his new home.
Last Tuesday, Miss Story and
MIR. Gillespie were made one at the
home; OF the bride S parents. The
groom took sick att the Same thine
with Iagrippe and is not able to
leave for his home mn Dakuta.
Mr.. Rhinehart who has been sick
with pneumonia is able to be out
again, and BEN Paa1lson although
very low with the Same, is some
what BETTER.
The neektie social held last nigft
ait No. so, was social and pee11nii-
ary success. The proceeds, $1a3N,
Will help SWELL the. church. fund.
Robert Tell and o. AfterheId have
Finished grinding for theiir neigh-
z
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ter, pupils and parents, and where
these conditions are present. there
must 1 necessarily be a GOOD school
La closing her school, Miss Johnson
gave an entertainment with an ex-
cellent program, consisting of 81
parts m which. songs, recftatfons
and determinations aIternated. Miss
johnson also played a few selections
ON the organ The school house was
tastIfY decorated. Above the other
DECORATIONS On the wall hung a pic
sta1re OF Washington, and his hIstorI
cal lTttle hatchet was seen m long
roWs painted IN all the national
colors. A feature of the program
was the prominence given to the Lit
tile hatchet. WashIngton's hatchet
Is the symbol of truth and veraeity
In all things, and as long as our
teachers and others who have to dc
with the Instruction OF our youth
will give Washington S hatchet the
place of honor, we can be sure that
iour youth will be trained to become
good citizens. The school house
was crowded with people, and all
were pleased with the entertain
ment. LASTLY, Miss Johnson was
handed a beautiful present consist.
ing 5f an album and a pretty box, IN
Iappreciationof her workas teacher
The school board herewith EXTEND
their thanks to- Miss Marie E. John.
SON for her excellent work, and hope
they may secure her for another
term.
Anton Johnson, who has been q
bookkeeper for d firm in Crane
Forks, is home: again helping bis
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Wright.

1t has been long time since this
town was heard from, SO we will
break the silence this week..
A dance was held at Ole MikkeI-
sons place I'M West Valley a week
ago Saturday. A grand time is re-
ported.
An auction sale. will beheld March
10th. Horses, CATTLE. and farm
machinery will be, sold
G.. G.. LindhoIm is improving the
appearance of his house by doing
some carpenter work ON 1T.
a rattle and dance was held att o..
FlodaTs s place Id West Valley last
Saturday evening Some ofthe boys
from this town attended IT.,
The school house which is being
built ON the farm of John HoImstrom
Jr. will soon be finished.
Holmstroms have been gettiing a
lot of wood this winter John Holm
strom has about 100 cords. John
HoImstrom Jr. has about so cords.
Wedding bells will ring I'M this
town next Friday March 20th, when
Miss Theresa Hegstrom and Aaron
Lindstrom will be united I'm mar
riage. Mr.. Lindstrom is, am enter
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19
To the Ladies' of Warren and
tninIty.

We have the best and most up-to-
date stock of millinery goods I'M the
city, and as our stock Is all new
there is no opportunity for you toa
receive amy old goods We are
here. to- stay and will give everyone
the best satisfaction IN both triina-
ming and goods as we have had
some. thirteen years experience I'M
the best stores of Minneapolis and
ST. PAUL. We cordially invite aIE
ladies' to- come IN and Sc our stock
Bierkeng & SYness-
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FoldahI-

With this year S annual toMnelee-
tion, one, of F'oldhaTs best known
personalities bades farewell to- town
politics. MIR. Otto S.. Houg, who
during the past 16i years has served
as town clerk, them Withdrew from
active participation in town affairs.
MIR, Houg has been leading man I'M
our town, and has been one of the
most active to- further it's interests
in every way. He was one of the
first SETTLERS, and has spent about
20 years OF his, Life among us. Last
summer be made, a "trip to Canada,
and seemingly 1T is his Intention to,
remove from FoldhaI this spring to-
become a subject of kIng Edward.
Though Mr.. Houg Is between so
and 90 years OF age he is; yet as ac-
tive, alert and brave veaSayolIngman.
JIG be decides to- SETTLE I'M Canada.
our best wishes will always follow
him. but we hope he win change bis,
PLAINS, and pass the remainder of his
Life among us.
Last Friday Miss Marie E.. John
SON, of Stephen, eIoseda hfvemontFn S
term of school I'M our TOWN. This
long term has been success In ev-
cry particular The best. under
standing has existed between teach
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father on the farm.


Miss Carrie Johnson the young
lady who had her hand injured, has
been under tine DOCTORS care. in
Grand Forks nearly all winter,
but without much Improvement, and
has now gone to ST.. PAUL to- be
treated by specialist, who thinks
he can effect a cure i'm three weeks.
G.. O. LIEN has; trapped six wolves.
The wolf which was mentioned In
the SHEAF, and which John Ander-
son, of West Valley, ram a race with.
has recently been seem i'm F'oIdahl,
but is; we'll and sound and able to
care for himself.
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Gi14 Tredsurer's Statement.

To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Of
the City of Warren.
/ Gentlemen:-I hereby respectfully submit my
report. as City Treasurer of the City of War
ren. for the year ending March T., 1903.
RECEIPTS
Received from former Treasurer, 2a IS
Received from c., S. Hull. City Re
cor1er for sale Of Cemetery lots.
certificates of nomination.. etc., 1o3 90
Received from County Treasurer for
Town revenue, 3942 70
Received from County Treasurer for
City poor fund.-, 1870 as
Received from County Treasurer for
4 delinquent road tax, go ga
Received from liquor licenses, 1850 0a
" sale OF bonds, 14aGs 35
80 State Auditor, ac-
count of Fire Department.. 10 48
Received from forfeit on we'll con-
tract, 80 co
Received from City Recorder. ac-
count licenses. sale OF Cemetery
lots certiticates of nomination. ETC.. $40 40
Received from City Recorder. ac-
count electric lights and water
plant. -..s. - -..~u .. 2127 II
Received from Street Commissioner,
account sale of lumber, f. 8 45
Total receipts, S2H574 9e
DIsBI RSEMENTs.
Total orders paid. S2R12H 43
INTEREST on Registered orders. ao7
INTEREST on bonds and exchange. s3asSs -
Cash on hand. 2I2 IA
Total disbursements. S2B514 81,
have Registered orders to, the
amount of SlSi34T 2H
which are not paid for lack of funds.
Respectfully submitted.
w. A. KNAPP.
City Treasurer.
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To the Ladies',

We wish to- announce, that we are
going to put In the most eonpIete
and up to- date millinery departments
I'M the city We have secured am
experienced trimmer from ST. PauI,,
who has already arrived WatcEa
for announcement of opening
K. J- TAHAIsH1H
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For Rent.

A 16U acre farm IN townshTp OF
Sandsv1lle, Polk Co. Mimi, known
as the Martinus Larson place
Good buildings good flowing well,
Loo acres summer faIlowed and req
|dy for CROP Also 40 acres In Sec
tion "a, same town. Apply to- A.
Cooperstown, N D. on
Chas. Burseths Warren, Minn
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19
The CITY Election.

The city election on Tuesday pas
,sed off quietly The. sentiment to
Ire-eIect the old officers to- CARRY To
IA successful termination the pulic
improvements now under way, was
so overwhelming, that there was
practically no opposition John
Keenan, and E.. VI. Sathre ram a
close race for Justice, MIR. Sathre
winning by 8 votes. The following
is the result of the election:
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West Valley.

h : -
/ Temperance lecturer A. Gabriel
SON will deliver a lecture on the
temperance question the 24th inst.
at Q O'Clock p. IN. at the church on
sec. 5 in town of Marsh Grove.
N. r Swanson will sell at public
auction, all his stock, machinery and
other property the, % inst.
The town election passedof quite
Ey this year, the ticket put up by
the caucus, passed through without
hardly amy opposition. From re-
port of the Board of Supervisors
the town is in fairly good financial
condition. .-@ ..a g.
Sam Goplin, of Marsh Grove. is
around with his circular saw cut ttiin
up wood for the farmers.
John Anderson as it seems by the
fact that he has brought home a lot
OF building material, is going to dc
some building. That's right, John,
go ahead and make improvements.
knut Vinie is acting as hired man
for John Dragseth now.
Someof our boysattendeda musical
concert IN Marsh Grove a few eve.
nings ago.
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bors for spring work.

F. Sinkler is all smiles over the
young lady S advent ait their house
ne saws boys are all right but a
Little girl was very much wished
for, as there had only been one be-
fore this one came.
: A load of nine young people sur
pr1sed Mr. Pain and family one
night ID Acton last week, a thor
toughly good time is reported.
W. Cronkhite> and family have
been sorely affected with Iagrippe-
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naz. kerzek. @ %
ALMA
Supervisors Ole n. SsanheIIe,
Chairman ~ Frank Magnuson> and
Peter Olson.
| fGlerk--John S. Biorgaard-
Treasurer Jorgensen.
Assessor-CarI F.. AdoIphson.
e Constable Carl F. :. AdoIp phsnn.
ussiee- Iohns. Biorgaard1
s%S*E. 4scoLs.
Supervisors - N. P. Nilsson.
Chairman; Carl Nilsson and L.. VI.
Tell s~rse -
CIerkIars g. Nilsson.
Treasurer-P. E. SihIberg-
Assessor-N~ P. Bergstrom
.Constaolesz12Ls4aRs Nilsson, A P
Lundstrom.
Justiees-N- K Braafodt, L., G.
Nilsson. !
MARSH GROVE.
Supervisors-Herman Engelsrud,
Chairman; Elias Haarstad,, Hans P.
Haugen 5& + - { - --
y Clerk Sam Goplin 3
Treasurer-P. J.. Bakke.
I Assessor-O. l.. Brekkestran.
Justices Dokken, Corder
DoNNELY.
Supervisors - J. h. MaIoney,
Chairman: Julius Bes ancon, Theo-
dore Nelson.
CIerk-F'rank O HueIin.
Treasurer-Fred Besancon.
Assessor-Fred Besancon.
Constable George HanmelI.
Justices-Frank O. Huelin. J.. T.
Nelson.
WEST VALLEY.
Supervisors Westman, Chair
MAN; E. A. Hielle, N. O. Strand
quist.
Clerk Ole Thompson.
Treasurer-H. Amundson-
Assessor P. Dyrud..
Ooustable-Louis Brevick-
Justice Aune.
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v0lum6 "a.
TOWN ELECTIONS,
The following ddcsrs were chosen
at the recent town elections, toserve
for the ensuing year
AUGBURG. y
Supervisors-C- P. Warner Chair
man, S. Anderson P. e. Benson.
Town CIerk-GG1. g. L. Leisner.#
Treasurer-B~ J.sAnderson-
Assessor Anderson
ConstabIe-N. E. LOBBYIST.
Justice-E. MickeIson-
@ - BIG WOODS s 49,.
Supervisors-k. O. knutson
Chairman, c. Johnson-4 Carl Carl
SON = y 1 ! ]
Town CIerk-Hans A. Larson
Treasurer-NIIs MaIm. -
Assessor- ohm CronIshite. = : i
ConstabIe-Nils Malrn-
Justices-HaIvor Harris, John S.
Daley. . - "a fa4s
TAMARAC. g - f go z
Suoervisors = Geo. w. aToomb,
Chairman, Alex Brossoit, Matt
Hanson -
Town Clerk John Hughes.
Treasurer R. Walters.
Assessor-John Stewart.
Observation-Disclosures J. Fuller
Justices John Hughes, r.: F..
Mcmahon.
WARRENTON.
Supervisors - Aaron Johnson
' Chairman: l.. NJ. Rafferty,, G., W.
AbrahamsOn.
Town Clerk-John L.. Dalqulst.
Treasurer Westman.
Assessor-Joe Rymer.
ConstabIe-H. E.. Boardmau.
Justice-AIfred Johnson.
BOxvuLE.
Supervisors-John Cheney, Chair
man: Charles Buchholz- John Iver-
son
Town CIerk-J. T. Hunter.
Treasurer-P- T. hurZ-
Asssessor-J W. Beam
nstabIe-Martin Anderson
usdfce-John Iverson-
HOLT.
S17nervisors-H. O. Ekerdalen,
Chairman: Anton Anderson. Louis
Wigge.
Town CIerk-HaIfdan Hanson.
Treasurer-T. B. Folden-
Assessor O. Waagedahl-
onstabIe-ChristE Engen-
Justice-Gunder P. Sorter.
EAGLE POINT
Supervisors Peter Person,
Chairman; Gust Haumarbaek-, John
E.. Wraa.
Clerk August Lwo-
Treasurer-Peter P Granskpg.
Assessor-August Low
Constable-JohnG G. Courser:,
Justice-August Low
SPRUCE VALLEY.
S11pervisors-A. e. Moen, Chair
man: O. L.. Olson, G.. D. Anderson
Clerk-D. D.. Johnson.
Treasurer-Anders Schey.
Assessor-Aug- Anderson
ConstabIe-Nels VoldIng-
Justice-D. D. Johnson
FOLDAHL.
S71pervfsors; - Amund Johnson,
Chairman; A Rydin,, J.. P Johnson
CTerl-John O. Haugen-
eas1rer-Alfred Willer.
ssessor-O. L.. Svanberg-
ConstabIes-Jaeob and Emanuel
Andin. -.-..
Iustices-G. O.. Lien and A. Berg
StrOn..
NEW SOLUM.
Supervisors - John HalvOrson,
Chairman; b. P Sagmoen, Olaf OPP
seth
Clerk-knute Nelson.
Treasurer j. Vigen-
Assessor-E. A. Silverness.
Constable Alex ssGulseth-
JuStice-L. A. Nelson.
CEDAR.
Supervisors H. Kuehlr Chair
nam, H. II. Hagenson, G. Paetznick.
CIerk-C. Bradford
Treasurer H. Breese.
Assessor H. Breese-
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Report OF Gitu Recorder. !.

/ i WARREN. MrNN.. MARcH, lat 1909.
hereby respectfully lY' submit my report show
ing the expenditures of the city during thu.
past SeaF:
8 RTNNINIs. FsyEErlsIssL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19

A rattle and dance was had at A.
Flodell's place in the northern part
of the town Saturday evening last.
The u. S.. post office Inspector IN
going over this postal route, also
visited the West Valley p. O. The
inspector found everything In first
class shape which speaks wellforolr
postmaster, Mir Thompson.
Miss Clara Winnie Left. last
week for a stay IN Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19

prising farmer OF this toWn, and has
a host OF friends who are glad to see
him take such an Important step n
life.
Mr.. and Mr. Eriek Carlson who
came from Sweden several months
ago, mourn the death OF their young
est son. after about three weeks Ill
ness. The remains were, inferred
near the Lincoln church. 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19
AUCTION

.nd CsnabsnatIon sake 81 Dfx.
on's Sale Barn. Warren, Mimi
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Tt is but fair, to- state that those
not getting there were in no sense
candidates, but their friends per-
sisted in voting for them.
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Warreut0n.

Where Is, that man who said he,
was going to- commence seeding by
the 20th2 -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19
TOWN ELECTIONS

The following afdcsrs were chosen
at the recent town elections, to serve
for the ensuing year
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SenrnfaQs nriifesneifnrt.

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fommt Dobl ni6t oft Dor, boB Elm
Mann ii9 an bic 8eri9te penoet, 1i3
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f6en5eit miro Der geiitige 3uItdno
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Dante S6nen, 9err Ri6terI Sic iinO
Elm Gentleman"
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Ninmeihnna rincr Gnhene.

Detroit, 7. Suli. - Sine prddz
tIge SaPeQe, pel4e bic 66peItern
sum vguten 9irten" oabier neben
lbrem &Ioiter erridten IieBen unb bic
$4,000 g~etoitet bat, tpuroe beute
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ll4en Huntius in Waibington, bur6
Elm feterli4es 6o9amt einqepei6t.
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tudp, belt Die 9reoigt, in peIder sr
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OberRauptes Der tat6olif6en Stride
in Rom geba4te, 3ugegen paren
@r3bii6of @loer bon Cincinnati, bic
8tf4Ofe 3i4ter Don @rano Raptps.
W}t4., 5olep DON bier uno pieIe ber
Rieiigen Prieiter, aud 8uter 4ilron
BON Qenor, Minn.
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glus brnt GefGnanib rnthohcn.

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8iqiam Huoolpb, elmer Der Gin6rez
der in Die rllnionz8unf, entflob gez
tern 0a9mittag pGbrenD Der Spa
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WGrter i6m perI6ieoene &ugeln nadz
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nat MGr3 in 9artforO, Conn, Dura
Bintertonz9 eteftips entosdt unD bier
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bes q. DECEMBER 1902 Itutt uro IS
fielen ben Ginbre6ern babel $4,000
in Die 9Gn0e. 4m "a. Sonuar B. S.
eri6oiIen bic @inbre6er cen 9etettip
S6uma6er BEL Stanton, Mlo., uno
entfumen i6ren 8erfplgern.
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Nrbcitcr nrrihuttct.

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9ebduoe 81 legen.
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f6Gftigten Nrbeiter. 3ebn Der Ser
i6itteten entfdmen o6ne 8~srleBungen,
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iebo6 uuf Der STEELE %get0Otet, pdbreno
Der 80 Sabre alte 8ioOanni Sereai
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&rrIau9t $250,000 tucgen anseblis
der GerIcumouna.

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bon elmer bdl6en Miuion Dollars fpez
gen 8ruds oes @6sberiprefens forz
bert, oerlangt fir i6r piOerfabrene
8erleumoungen peitere $250,000.
Ils lie lire erIte 8lage einleitete, be-
3et6nete 8rodap Die Dame ais gepti=
ieloie Nbenieurerin un6 i6ren Yro5eB
ais ,einen fre6en Grprefung5periu6
Sir OieIe 4euBerung nil Die Sc
frdntte ihren ungeblifen friiberen
@ere6rer 5ii6tigen. sic erfldrt, buB
es i6r ni6t um oas 8elo gu t6ur lei,
unb lie es tpOhltbdtigen 3peden gu
ipenben polIe, mas i6r bic 8eidporez
men eosntueG 5ufpre6en. Nur lire
@bre unb i6ren guten Namen pole lie
pabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08

NIT einer na6 Rorben fa6renoen Gar
Der Qerington>N Denues2 inie. Die Gar
puroe pom 8eleiie gef9leubert, bic
5eniter 3er6ro6en uno Die gdfd9iere
burfetnanoer ~geporfen.
Der @bauffeur puroe auf bas
PfIaiter gei4leuOert uno erGitt 3fpei
Sopfpunoen uno po6rf6einli9 einen
S9Goelbru6. g8 mar Der % Sabre
dlte Soispb Suqipan BON Nr. 233,
Of=112. StraBe, Der in elmer 4mbu=
lang na4 Dem MISREPRESENTATION
9oipital" geI4aff: purOe.
Der Motorfibrer Der Gar, Der %
Sabre aIte 6rsoerid 4lten6a6 BON
Or. So, Oitz98. StruBe, fonnte nod
i'm leBten Qugenblid bon Der porbez
rem Pluttform ipringen uno purbe
baber ni4t DerleBt. Gr purbe perz
bdftet unO ipdter i'm YortpiGesYoli
3eigeri4t unter $500 8irgI9uft fir
Elm 8erROr f~eitgehulten, I'm crit ben
8erldlt Der BerleBungen SuIiodn's
a%b5uiparten. 0ur4 ben 3ufummenz
ItoB tpuroe Elm 8oroerrao bes Qutoz
mobils 8ertriimmert, 10 bah Der
iftpsr belaOene 8agen no iiber bic
8eIeiie Der StraBeRbabn legte. 9a Die
Gar auf bas RebengeIeiie geI9leubert
puroe, mar bic 2inie cine poue
Stunoe geiperrt.
Wtebrere Pdfagiers nuroen bur4
berumf liegenOe 8~lasfplttter perIebt,
IeOOd paren Die 8erIeBungen 10 urz
beoeuteno, oaB Der 6in5uqefommsne
Poll5ilt oarauf per5i9tete, i6re Nuz
men gu notiren. Die. @erleBunaen
Suutoon's oa9egen ioGen erntli6er
g}dtur Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
6nflhrr,iac GrbrriH.

Sdrutpga, ny, Z. Jull. =
Sames 8. Meulp bon S4uHleroiGs,
peIfsr tir5lia bancroft getporoen
mar uno ale feline 9ubieligfeiten elm
gebiibt bate, lit our6 cine %unbsfannte
6rau aler Notb uno Gorge ii6er6oz
ben poroen. 9eftern Nbeno tlopfte es
an Meulp's 6aust6iir uno als 6rau
Msalp Offnete, ihob ibr cine unbez
fannie 5ruu Elm Yadet in Die 9anO
nit ben Worten: n6ier lit Elm fleines
8e1Gent fir 9errn unb 5ruu Meulp"
unb peri6panb in Der 0untelbeit.
Sn Dem Podet b~efdnoen fi6 $11,110
in 9untnoten. Medlp bat Die unerz
tpartste 8abe iofort in Der r8renpI6
Rdtipn1Ibdnf" henonirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-08
Oe9eimniBhnQer Wtnrh.

9enber, Sol, Z. Sult. = Die
20 Sabre oIte Mabet 8rotpn purbe
geitern in i3rem Wo6nbauie an Murz
tetzStraBe ais 2eide aufgefunoen.
Sic rparen alien Nn3ei6en mad fran
gulirt porOen, SIRE 6Gnbe tpuren
3ufammen gebunben. Don Dem Morz
Der bat man feline Spur. Der San err
tnnert le66ft an cine 4n3a6l mpIteri0z
Ter g1orOe, e6enfaG8 bur6 Gtrunguz
lirung, fpeIde BON me6reren Sd6ren
in bemieI6en StaOtt6eil oorfamer
unb 10 piel QufIe6en 6erpprrieFen.