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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
REALLY RA1ID TEAHsIT.

It HE Sphere Gsondon) tells about a
L railway which is about 20 be con-
structed from Manchester to Liverpool
a distance of thirty-four miles. which
is to have the fastest time schedules
in the world. Passenger trains on this
road. which is 10 be unlike any other
railroad IN the world, must go from
Manchester to Liverpool or from Liver
pool TO Manchester in twenty minutes
This is at the rate OF 102 miles an hour.
which is getting over the ground with
a fairly reasonable degree of rapidity.
The one-rail system is to be used,
and electricity is to be the motive
power. There is a mono-rau line in
operation in ireland. but it's engines
are propelled by steam. Absolute safe
~ at 100 miles an hour or even a
greater speed, which is believed TO be
possible. is guaranteed by the pro-
moters of she Manchester Liverpool
line. The first thought of the uniniti-
ated- in regard to one-rail lines is that
derailment must be inevitable.
The reverse is the case. Derailment is
not only not inevitable; it is absolutely
impossible Ana, by the way. the term
mono-rail is rather a misnomer The
truth is that three rails are used, ;he
center being about three feet high and
the others on the ground. or near it, on
either side Thus the roadbed re-
sembles nothing so much as a tri-
angular trestle.
The engines and rolling stock are
built like saddlebags. Part of the en-
CINE is on one side of the high rail AMI
part on the other, as is the case with
the cars. Thus derailment Is rendered
out of the question, and high speed
can be made at every point along the
road. The projectors believe that great
or speed can be made and maintained
with electricity than with steam. hence
the selection of the former power. OF
the advantages of the system the
Sphere says:
Engineers are agreed that average
speeds OF over seventy miles an hour
are impossible on the curves found on
existing railways. The construction Of
a special mono-rail track would en-
able very high speeds to be reached
with perfect safety and would do away
with that mixture of speeds which
renders the problem of dealing with ex-
press, slow, and goods traffic one
Of ever-increasing difficuIty to the rail-
way companies.
The mOnO-rail tracks would be laid
alongside the existing twO-rail ground
tracks, or the cars could be run over
head if so desired. The mono-rail cleo
trio cars, which are expected TO move
at the rate OF 100 miles an hour. viii
be slung very low down on the trestle
rail, the propulsion being obtained on
the top rail by upright wheels"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
TO PUMrsH LYHcHgRs.

T HE REPORT that the state OF IL
linois viii make an earnest EFFORT to
punish the members Of the zBanviile
mob viii cause qualification 10 all f.,o-
pIe who believe IN upholdiug the law.
\ dispatch says the leader Of the mob
has been arrested and that he win be
promptly placed on trial 1t is ex-
tremeIy doubtful II ne will be convicted.
but his arrest is something, at least.
Tough his punishment would be ar OBJ
iect lesson that could not fail to i'm
press advocates Of mob violence every
where.
Certainly something must be done to
suppress this evil, which has grown so
tremendously within the lest year or
two. The rule Of the mob is not now
confined to any section or any locality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Given the excuse for mol, violence-and
something's. il is a very poor excuse
and the mob is ready at once to do its
work
In the Danyine instance the sheriff
did his best to protect his prisoner,
even going to the extent OF FIRING on
the mob. For this action he has been
roundly condemned by the lawbreak-
ers, but his action deserves common
dation only. II, was his duty to pre-
serve order and he die only his duty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Evidently Secretary Root is in no
hurry to stir IN a scandal in his de-
partment. A Washington dispatch pub
lished yesterday said that the inspee-
tor general who was detailed to inves-
tigate the army glove contracts had
made his report but that Secretary
Root had not yet examined it. Perhaps
he wants to wait until the postoffice
scandals have been definitely disposed
Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Without knowing anything about the
character Of the negroes who tried to
break up meeting being addressed
by Booker T. Washington in Boston,
we have no hesitation in saying that
they must be idle, cowardly. triaing
loafers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

The popular expression. safe as a
church" received a rude jar in a dis
patch from Lynchburg, Va, yesterday
which announced that three persons
who took refuge in church during a
thunderstorm were killed by bolt Of
lightning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

a young man who had $780, 600 coming
to him from the estate of a relative
has been found in Chicago running an
elevator. Though his ups and downs
have been very evenly divided hereto
fore the young mans life hereafter
viii consist principally Of ups.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

It is very kind in Governor OGen to
select Judge Parker as the Democratic
nominee for the presidency next year.
Now if the Democratic convention
wants to do the polite thing it win rat
fly Governor Odelrs choice and go on
about its business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Surely no Irishman viii do so ungen-
tlemanly an act as to. scatter tacks
along the road over which King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra viii tour
in their automobile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

In a duel fought in Paris the other
day one Of the contestants sustained
a sword wound in the arm. The only
way we can account for this is the the
DRY that he slipped and fell on his own
1veaDOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

An expert from the agricultural de-
partment is out in this country looking
for poison weeds. II some people are
worthy of belief he VIII find more Of
them in the tobacco stores than on the
Mains
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

De Witt 3. Jennings arrived in. the
city yesterday and is at the Fifth East
hotel with his parents This makes
reunion of the Jennings family after
NIFs. Baker and Mr.. De Witt have been
absent for some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
DEPART.

r3r Ogden. Omaha. Chicago,
Denver. Kansas City and St.
Louis = ...--....- ..........,...., 200 an.
For Ogden. Butte. Helena. Port.
Ldna, san Francisco and intCr-
hieolate points ................... 9s45 an
Z Or OSCen, Omaha. Chicago.
DenVsr kansss city, St Louis
ana san rras.cisCo .....-.......l2.50 Pm
Sor Ogden, Cache Valley. Den
HeT,, Kansas City, Omaha, ST.
LOUIS and Chicago ............... SIS =. M
FOR Ogden. Cache Valley Butte.
6eicna, Portland. san Fran
Si'cO and intermediate points. l2.50 a. m
Z. NJ. SCHUMACHER
act. Traffic Ms-.
D. z. hurley
@. p. & T. A.
D. S. SPENCER,
A. g. p. & I. A
City ticket office. 2Ol Main street. Tsle-
'Daily except Sundays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Feb. |. 1903
ARRIVE.

From Ogden. Portland. 1.ste,
san Francisco and Omaha $50 Am
From Ogden and intermediate
points :. .......................... s:lO an
Ogden, Cache Valley. Chicago,
~. Louis. Omaha. Denver and
intermediate points -..--..--.----I2:OI pm
From Ogden, Chicago, ST Louis,
Kansas CITY. Omaha, Denver
and san Francisco -. 4.o5 pm
fTom Ogden. Cache Valley.
cisco . - -s.Io u u,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Mir. ana Mrs. William Reid enter
tained a few friends last evening very
informally, the affair being a meeting
Of the young people who spent the wiz
ter in New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Mr.. ]. H. Bennett, formerly of this
city. spent the early part of the week
here on his way through to san Fran
cisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Mrs. Geneva Jennings Baker was the
euest Of homer yesterday at very pref
tilv appointed luncheon given by Siiss
jams Mack3atcsh- The guests We're
seated Al one lonsSAtahle and the dee
oratJons OF bright yqllow nasturtnms
were most artistic covers were laid
for ten. the ladies present being all
musicians who were friends of Mrs.
Baker Later the same party accom-
penied Mrs Baker to the recital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Mr.. !. W Curtis entertained very
Informally al a musicale last evening in
honor of Mrs. Brown Snd Mrs Will
liams Of Denver, who are making a
short stay in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
.SPARKS.
) A4a4sEaass4&A#4ssAss#4
Nc straiqht nf ~


Now comes the glad Vacation TIME;
To lake and wood and his
me Wearicd oaes are adstenmg.
10 get OF rest their filI
They 20 out there and tramp around
en- mites q day or more.
Anu come back IA a week Or'sO
Siore tired than before.
Investigation into the business affairs
of the Eppingers in. san Francisco
shows that they Gid a good bit OF their
about it.
BY sending out a.lot. of reports which
nobody can understand the Wall street
crowd is doing much to iu1buc the pun
hc with belief that conditions there
are becoming normal
When the next war breaks out UtaR
VIII be able to furnish quite delega-
uoh al naval recruits who have. had
some httle experience, but. having once
deserted from the navy, they will nat
urally go in under different names.
Now that a huge. horse-devouring
monster has been discovered in the
Great Salt lake, apologies are due sew
eral men who have been. accused OF
horse stealing-
A negro prisoner in the Danvllle jail
thought the city council, which came
TO the lookup i'm q body 70 inspect the
damage was mob bent on lynching
him, which tends TO disprovc the state
ment that il is the best class of citi-
zens' that eomposes mobs.
The French secretary of war has ac-
c9pted Santos Dumont's offer of no-
a i'm
not state whether he intends TO equip
his own forces OF the enemy's with the
machines
Stock Bulletin.-The bears appear TO
be in control of the situation at Lagoon.
but there arc evidences Of lack of har-
mony in their ranks.
If the supply of courts is not exhaust
ed. the Nye- Cottrell-Fernst libel
suit may ramble about for several
years before il comes to a show-dowu,
judging from the amount of wandering
it has already accomplished.
Pope Leo had not been dead a week
before a Philadelphia publishing house
had com Alete biography of him on
the market. Let no one accuse Phila-
delphia of slOwness hereafter.
Now that the California authorities
have given it out that all of the escap-
| ing convicts are guilty OF murder and
will certainly be hanged is caught. an
| early surrender of the convicts is ex-
pected.
Governor Odell is determined that his
western tour shall always remain a
pleasant recollection and consequently
refuses to admit he has had differences
Ws.h Platt.
In investigating poison weeds in Utah
the government expert should not over
| look several brands of cigars on the
j local market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Z. w. Hayt OF Park City arrived in
goes to Brighton today to spend the
next fortnight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

AIrs. Ch2Jles Barth OF Fort Douglas
goes 10 Brighton totia To spend the next
fortnight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Evidently hTving reached the con-
clusion that the board Of strategy dur
ing the late war did not do very much
harm, the government is continuing
the idea by creating the general policy
board of the army and navy, which
also has the effect of amusing sew
eraI officers Of high rank when things
are dull in Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Miss Maggie GOnrOy is visiting Mrs.
e NJ Shea, 1911 South Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Mr. George w. Stoner and son. Zane
StoneT, left Friday afternoon fer
Evanston. Wyo. Mrs. StOneT will re-
main in Salt Lake for a week or so
longer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

After an extended trip to the coast
Mrs. j. p. Serenson and her daughters.
Mrs NJ 5. Arnold and Miss Jose SOr-
ens9n, are once more at home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

II was not necessary for Secretary of
the Interior zero of the Cuban repub-
lie to tell us that the little uprising
in the eastern part Of the island was
inspired by lazy men. Men who work
have no time TO start revolutions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
SOCIETY,"


The hop at the post last evening was
one Of the most enjoya BILE of the series.
The guests were received by Captain
aud Mrs Stursiss and Lieutenant
Berry and 5. supper was served at II
O'Clock \ number of friends from the
city enjoyed the hospitality OF the army
people ana as the evening was cool
enough to be admirably suited for
dancing. the affair was thoroughly sue
cessfui. although a number of the Of
hcers were absent from the post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

investigation into the business affairs
of the Eppingers in. San Francisco
shows that they did good bit OF their
Dook1eeping in their heads and forgot
about it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01
song of MI. Reynolds.

song OF MI. heynoloS-
When tho baseball days are ever for the
And the winter com,N upon US cold and
will try to cheer up then
And recall the hours when
1 was not sole owner of the bail team
here.
1t is now figured that if they arc
economical the amount of their wages
for the harvest season viii buy the
college students who entered the Kan
sas grain fields tickets home, so that
they will have had all the fun Of har-
vesting without losing cent.
a tank steamer does not necessarily
mean a boat that plies between a dis
tillery and a brewery.
A man living next door to a church
at Akron, O., entered the house Of
worship during a Free Methodist Ee-
vival and. because he was angered by
the shouting, began clubbing everyons
he could reach, chasing the preacher
and others out of the building. This
should serve as "A warning to all
churches contemplating REVEALS.
II Carrie Nation would deliver ar
address on Mother Jones. the UsuFp-
er." it would probably be worth hear
ing.
1t is too bad the Smell murder was
not committed in Utah. Had it &C
CURED here the local. unofficial sleuths
would have taken cognizance of Il
promptly and forced Tascott to sur
render and confess within thirteen
days.
II v-ae not necessarvsfor Secretary of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Now comes the glad Vacation time;
To lake ana wood and hiH
The Wearicd Oacs are Fastening
10 get OF rest their fiji
They 20 out there and tramp around
Zen mites "a day or more.
Anu come back IN week or 50
shore tired than before.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

BY sending out lot. of reports which
nobody can understand the Wall street
crowd IS doing muck to i0lbuc the pub
ZIG with 4 belief that conditions there
are becoming normal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

If Carrie Nation would deliver ar
address on Mother Jones. the UsuTp-
err" it would probably be worth hear
ing,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

In investigating poison weeds in Utah
the government expert should not over
look several brands of cigars on the
local market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

FOR Ogden. Omaha. Chicago
Penter. Kansas City and St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-01

Governor Odell is determined that his
western tour shall always remain a
pleasant recollection and consequently
refuses to admit he has had differences
W..h Plat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
ct. Wartin.

Dienitas ltnb mebrere Sarmer uon
Bier nod ben 8lad St0s seretit, I'M
lt9 sie bortisen 2dnbereien I'M Sol
ben @alep bes Ndberen gu bei@aueu
unb, menn ratbiam, BON Der suten
Oferte gum 9anbtaufen @ebrau@ gu
ma6en. 6err Sobn Meper pom Der
Strma 8romn & 6dbn befinbet it@
unter ben Eouriften unb er mtrb i'm
vNorbitern" iber feline grfabrunsen
auf Der Wanberteur Mittbetluns mo-
den. - 8orlebten Sonntas trafen
9err unb Srau gaspar Ptd, 6err
uub Srau Peter 8oB unb SER unb
Srau Sobn &rdmer BON 2uremburs
bter Elm, I'M Der gtnmeibuns bes neuen
9aules ibres @ermanbten, bes @errn
&arls, bet5umobnen.
Tatr 9aben.
Ser bter wobnenbe Sarmer 8m.
@obe 1T BON ber @rnennuns leines
Sobnes @tlbelm @obe If. als 90
mtntitrator bes Na6lafes ieines
in etner i3teselet gu Waiou gttp,
Soma, umsefommenen 8rubers Setn=
rid bena9ri@ttst morben. Diele
grnenuuns iou BEN 3med baben, &c.
gen bic 3teseleibeltser etne griab=
fla9e an5uitrensen.
EARNING.
Dur6 ben um3us Der Samilie Wa=
tbias Sonnen pom Weelrole mad Sars
ming lit uniere @emeinbe UNI eine quite
beutl9e Samilie ret@er seruorben.
Serr Sonnen bat bic Sarm bes 6rn.
@tlb. Bod tn Ya@t senommen unb
wir6 bieielbe bieies Sabr b%earbeiten.
Weire 0rope.
Srau 9erm. Smbide, melde udb=
renb Der lebten Wo9en ans &ranteu.
bett sefe6elt mar, befinbet it6 auf gu
ter 8eiieruns.-Peter Mobr beftnbet
it6 felt Samitas uieber unter benz
elterli6en Da6e. Sn eintsen @o9en
mtrb er 1etne perlebte 6an6 wieber
sebran6en fOnnen. Ole Buben itnb
oieies Sabr rErumpf. Sn Der Sa=
Mile Sen. 8eblase lit leste Wo@e
Elm Stammbalter einsetroffen; ebenlo
lit Der Samtlte Stmon Wartbaler.
Slid ba5u!-Gm 8aibinston's &C.
burtstase bemirtbete 9err So. SIN
btde eine In5abl ieiner Sreunbe unb
Na6baren auf re6t scmitblt9e @ei=
ie. = 9o9m. P. Wetnulf mar lebte
@o@e auf 8eiu6 beim bo@w. Serrn
Nr5t tn Saut Centre. -Sacob Mll.
Ter BON Safe 9enrp tuar leste @ode
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Sauf Sentre.

@enn Elm &eprdientant pon Stearns
County it9 tn Der 9e9tslatur ribrte
5etst, 10 1T es obne i3meifel infer
Witbarser Serr S. 6. Minnette,
mel6er bteier Sage e,ne @iu i'm 9au
ie einreidte, bic cine Bemiuisuns
pom $40, 900 anftrebt, wel9e Summe
far @inbdmmuus bes Saut &tuer
smii@eu bier unb Welroie uermenbet
merben ioQ. County gommiiidr Gan:
ftelb 1T iebr fir bte 8tu einsenommen,
bur@ beren Paiitruns elmer ~'firberen
ueberl9wemmuns pon 10 Bis Is
Metlen 3mti@en bter unb Melreie,
mobur@ bic @ielen unter 8aiier &c:
iebt uer6en unb bas Wdben bes
@raies unm0sli@ sema@t mtrb, Dor
sebeust werben lou. SIN 9aule muir.
be Der BON 9errn Minnette unterbrsi.
tete Intras, baB fein gomite bic Stabt
obue grlaubniB beS Spre9ers per-
lahen barf, ansenomuten. Nu@ rei6=
tie er eiue 8tu fir 8emtatsuns bes
8aues elmer Bride In Seem Yapnes:
bile Elm. Cine msitere pom ibm Elm
seretdte 8tQ beitimmt, baB ale Nus=
iasen aber bic 8eslaubtsuns BON
Eeitamenten i9riftli@ aufsenommen
unb gu ben often selest merben ioaen..
8udunar.
&aufmann Sobn S9molte BON bier
besab it6 Donnerftas mad st. gloub
mo er namens Der Truitees u~nierer
ct. Mt9aels @eneinoe ben Contract
fur BEN Bau Der neuen Stride NIT benz
gontractoren &arl &ropp unb 8au=
i9reiner gb. Sirt, mel6e bic -Nrbeit
ltefern werbeu, unter3et9uete. Ser
nit ben 9erren pon ct. gloub se=
i6loiene Contract lautet auf $11,
TIT. Ote Nrbeit wtrb, iobalb bic
Wttteruns btes erlaubt, In Nnsriff &c:
nommeu, unb bic Stride muB bemGonz
tract 5utol9e bis gum 10. september
pouenbet baiteben. = 9err Sobn
S@molte bat bic 8udman.P iers grea.
merp setauft unb wirb bieielbe nad
Budman uerleSen unb bafir Gorge
trasen, baB beren 8etrieb eben 10 nus
briusenb fir Seben ietn mirb, Der tbr
ais &unbe bebil1i9 lit, mte benz st.
sentbiimer ielbft.
&odbile.
$. .. Wi9aels BON bier faufte
Samlta9 BON Der s. Ntels 2umber
60. in Saut &apibs fur $500 rpertb
2umber, bas CT BET benz 8au zines
neuea Staues bieies Sribtabr per-
rpenben mtrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Weiu Nunt6.

Ote aus Ben 6erren Eonpan uni
Mi@els uon bter beitebenoe 8olf Gate
9umber 60, mel9e tint Conn WtImoot
eine sdsemible tn 8etrieb bat, muBte
Wontas bic Nrbett einftelIen, nadbem
bic Oampfmai6ine etnen S9aber, err
litten bate. 9err Tonpan besab ii9
am slei6en Sage na6 ct. gloub, Inn
in ben borttsen ct. gloub sSron @orfs
ben S9aben ausmersen gu laiien.
Oteuitas Na9t febrte 6err Eonpan
uon ct. gloub surid, unb an6eren
Cages wurbe Der 8etrteb In Der ga
semable wieber aufsenommen. Die
Sirma bat etneu gut sewdblten @or=
ratb On 9aubols CUR Ste0e, mopon
BITE @ebraoer Sobn, Watbias unb
9ermann Sbielen ausenblidli6 ben
8ebarf fur tire Neubauten, bic iie TIM
9aufe bes btesidbrtsen 8auiaiion er=
ri6ten laien, nod bier transportiren
la1en. 9err Sobn Ebielen mirb Elm
Sru@tbaus, 9err Matb. Ebielen Ell
men StaQ unb 9err Serm. Ebielen
etnen Inbau an ietn @obnbaus bauen
lafen.-Oer ani9etnenb am Nerpen=
fteber ~erfrantte 9err Solepb STROLLER
tit in's ct. &apbaels Sospital gu
ct. gloub sebradt rporben. - Ser
Sos. Wrebe, mel9er mebrere Sabre
in Der Pisel's 8raueret ais Brauer
anseiteGt mar unb bteism @elddfte gu
einem ausse5ei6neten gmporidmuns
uerbalf, bat am Samitas feline SteIe
a~ufseseben unb lit anfanss bie1er
Wo6e nod Nebrasfa sereiit, no er
i9 bereitS felt Sabreu i'm 8eiibe et=
ner ausseseidneten Sarm befanb unb
nun aud nod Elm grauseiddft fduf=
lid On it@ senommen bat, bas er per.
lOnlt9 letten mirb. Ote ptelen bteligen
Sreunbe bes 9errn Wrebe, bic ibn
uno feline Samilie muir unsern BON bier
ideiben ieben, mini9en benielben piel
Slid in ieinem l1ntsrnebmen. eSn
Der bielisen 8raueret mirb Serr Mn<
ton &ammermeper, wel9er Sabre lang
unter anweiiuns bes 9errn @rebe
arbettete, bic Stele bes graumeifters
einnebmen. = 0ebte Wode purbe oui
Der Sarm bes sc. Yisel a0es Sieb,
Pferbe unb Iderserdtb periteisert.
9err Pisel wirb tn Nlbanp nit S,
ables einen Sleil6erlaoen er0ifnen.
6err Pieel lit ein ~erfabrener Wes=
ger, baber ibm Der 9emin1dte grfols
ni9t alsbleiben wirb. - 6o9m. P.
SEQ, .. 8. g., reilte Oien1tas nod
ct. Sobns unb febrte anbern Cages
mteber gu unS 3urid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
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penn bo@m. P. @resor, 8. g. s.,
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DIES 9o9amt sebalten, rpdbrenb MEL
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Seier entipre@enbs 9rebist belt.
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bes ct. Soiepb=W dnnsruereins mobn=
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fdltisen Seituns bes bo9w. Germ u.
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wess.S tationen feierlt6 sepeibt per=
BEN. Sci bieier @elesenbeit tpirb Der
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9emeinbe balten. = Sene @emeinbe
wirb aud In bieiem Sabre Elm 9farr-
baus bauen, gu weldem i3mede iebt
bereits bic 8aulteine an Ort uno Steue
9ebra9t merben.
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bic pom bo6w. P. eubser, .. 9. s.,
paitortrte st. Yeter uno Saul Sc
meinbe tn &i9mon6 au9 eine brittle
@lode anseidafft perben.
S Ser In ieinem 8eruie b06lt fee
leneifrise Yfarrer Der ct. Intontus=
@emeinbe In Pabua, bo9m. 6err %.
Subwt9, lit uon ben 8lattern befauen,
infolSe belien bte Yrieitermobnung un=
ter quarantine seitelt lit.