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Musical and Literary Program.

District Hive No 8. Ladies of the Macca-
bees. gave musical and literary entertain
ment last evening at it's hall on 7th street
southwest. All the tents and hives were
represented and number of friends of the
hive were in attendance. Mrs. Nellie A.
Rowe. state commander of the District
hives. gave a talk on Maecabeeism. The
commander OF District Tent No 8, X O.
T. M. Sir Knight Nichols. gave a few
hints on fraternity. The success of the
entertainment was to a large extent due
to the excellent program rendered by Mrs.
Goserove and her children and little Miss
Audrey Johnson.
The program in detail follows: Welcome,
by the commander of the hive Mrs Carson;
Moonlight Winters Night. Miss Audrey
johnson and Irwin Cosgrove: address, state
Commander, Mrs. Nellie A. Rowe; violin
solo. Miss Mabel Raymond: Tessie. Mr.. Paul
Repetd. assisted by Miss A. johnson and
!. CosEroye: recitation. Mrs. Jones; solo,
Mrs Abendschine. accompanist. Miss jamie
Chandler: Under the Bamboo Tree. Miss A.
johnson and /. C0sgrove: Columbia Fancy
Dance. little Baby Coagrove: vocal solo.
Nias Stella Raymond: Furniture Man Comic
Song and Jig. Master Irwin Cosgrove.
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ht-Fingered Gentry at Work.

While Detectives Muller and Horne were
at the Rockville Jail yesterday talking to
the alleged pickpockets they were told that
there was mob of such men on the
fair grounds. The so-called mob re-
manned in Rockville for the late train and
reached the Baltimore and Ohio station
about 1915 O'clock. There was big crowd
in the station at the time, and the men
proceeded to relieve a stranger of his
pocket book. One of them did the Jos
Ting and his companion got the pocket
book. The victim of the robbers felt the
mans hand in his pocket and grabbed him.
had been caught in the act. Don't give
away.
The book contained about 800, and the
owner was so glad to get 1t back that he
forgot to call the police until it was too
late. Then the police went in pursuit of
overtaking them. cap dropped in the
depot yard was picked up, and that was
all the detectives got that represented the
crooked visitors to the city. 1t is thought
that the men will attend the Frederick.
Hagerstown or Leesburg fair and the local
detectives will probably be sent to those
places to look for them.
This morning the police received COM
plant from William Ecklor of 2iO1 32d
street a victim of the pickpockets at the
fair. His complaint was that he was re-
lieved of ST while he was boarding a car
at Rockville yesterday afternoon.
A case of pocket picking in this city was
also reported. but the police are satisfied
that the theft was not committed by the
ster High of AGA Washington street is the
victim. His complaint is that 50 bill
was taken from his pocket while he was in
a saloon on b street kept by colored man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-22

ty, Mich, and has been engaged in busf-
ness in Washington for dozen years
The National Union Senate, the governing
body of the National Union. has amended
the laws of the organization in several i'm
portant particulars All the changes pro
posed go into effect October next. The
principal changes are: a. Making the third
Monday of July the date of the opening OF
the Senate: CD providing that councils may
provide that absence from three consecu-
tive regular meetings by any elected officer
shall cause removal for inattention to duty;
(3) making the giving of a bond by the sec
rotary of the council obligatory; a making
the speaker of the council member of the
relief committee of the counsel instead OF
the ex-president; 90 taking from the pro-.
hibited classes brakemen and f1agmen oper-,
at1ng on passenger trains exclusively; tO
providing that in cases of limitations occur
ring between the first and ninth days OF
each month sum paid by initiate be pay
ment OF the first assessment to be called
after such initiation: 90 taking from the
Senate secretary the power to omit the call
ing of an assessment; 90 issuing of trans
Ter card by the secretary of the council
made mandatory within ten days after card
has been granted by the council: CO. maxi
Ing what are known social members In
eligible to hold office.
The following news notes are from the
weekly budget Of the Washington CORE
spondent Of the National Union. published
at Toledo. Ohio. which is the national organ
OF the fraternity:
''Dahlgren Council of this city was lately
visited by Leo Canman OF Chicago, ILL.,, and
Messrs Brian. Briggs. Boriand. Barnum.
Dierken and Fisher of this city: President
Bright of the District of Columbia cabinet,
President Hendler of Government Printing
Once Council. President johnson of Com
gressional. President Dowell of Nonpareii.
President Lee OF Mckinley, President.
Moores Of VIM. N. Collins and President
Copenhaver of Central. besides numerous
oeieRates from the cabinet and friends from
the, various councils. Five candidates pre-
scented themselves for initiation. Leo Can
man was unanimously elected auditor for
the District of Columbia. He gave a very
interesting talk and made a very impressive
appeal to the members to keep up the good
work that has been going on in the District
aessrs. Brian. Briggs and Bright made
short addresses which were much enjoyed.
VIM H. Collins Council at a recent meet
ing mad sixty present. The cabinet was
represented by Friends Hendier. Ford. Ira
cy and Bynum. who made short addresses,
which were 1nterspersed by vocal solos by
Messrs. Bechtel of Government Printing Of
nee Council and Ffnnegan of Mckinley
Council after which refreshments were
served
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BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW

The transportation committee for the
National Brotherhood convention meeting
at Denver, Col, October Z to II. will an
nounee. 1t Is said, early in September, the
rates from the. eastern cities to Denver.
Mr.. J. Holdsworth Gordon of Christ Chap
ter Georgetown. is the representative of
the national committee On transportation
for the diocese of Washington
Chapter and Edwin L, Brown of St. PauFs
chapter will have charge of the service to-
morrow at Colonial Beach, Va, which is
conducted by the Brotherhood chapters Of
Washington.
Mr.. Edward Ia LOCKER Of st. Johns Chap
ter, GeorgetowHs the recording secretary
of the Local Assembly, rs spending a few
weeks at Camden, Ne, 49,.
Since the Bostonsra5 erhood convention
two additional travelling secretaries have
been appointed for the New England states
and for the western states. respectively.
the appointment of a travelling secreta1y
for the southern states will, 1t Is said, soon
be made. The diocese OF Washington WILL
In all probability s|leii included in the terri
tory of the seuthela stFsVeling secretary
The Rev Philip &, ,Ralinelander. chaplain
Of the BrotherhooSI Of St, Andrew of The
diocese of Washington who has recently
sesooI Of psn Rletown the cd asakfy IS
visit visiting his sisterio s1Ma ~ Leroy. at New
L., L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-22

csmmanser Me,ioi eliian l.a,. No. IL. x. o. II. NJ
cessfal sear. Barton Ewers. its present
commander. IL a pushing and energetic of
hcer and enthusiastic in the work Conn
mander Ewers Is native of Clinton coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-22

Faithful teacher. mighty Paul
Ringing like a trumpet call, .
Flying cloud, whose couriers glance
Red-winged round the worlds expanse
Let thy deep-voieed thunders roll,
Saturate each thirsty soul,
Showers of heavenly grace impart. s.-.s
Fertilixe each barren heart
Sewer Of the gospel seed,
Hundredfold shall be thy need.
Garnered where no thief can spoil,
Fruit Of thine abundant toll.
ETER DAIIANI, translated by N. B. Smifhe
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THE FRATERNITIES.

another question She was the wife OF
Richard Aldworth, and entitled to the des-
ignation of Hon. Mrs. Aidworth.' The
lodge which gave her membership was
Lodge No. A. under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of Ireland. and the warrant
was issued in 1875 1t was a highly re-
spectacle lodge and its meetings were held
often under the presidency of Lord Doner-
aile at his residence.
The Boston Globe of last Sunday gives an
account of the circumstances of her ad-
mission. dawn from the best obtafnable
information. On one of the occasions. when
the lodge was meeting at her fathers resi-
dence. the room in which the gathering was
had was separated from another by stud
and brfckwork. Mrs Aldworth. being
probably giddy and thoughtless, deter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-22

same has been undergoing repairs Rev.
j. w. Steele. the pastor, has been in charge.
The District Epworth League officers con-
Quoted the meeting Monday evening
1 The washington gsr1 camp meeting
closed the 18th IN mt Ritter session of
ten days. The M Eng were reported to
be successful In banH Ways and much
credit for the sand - he. Rev. Henry r.
Naylor, D. D., -the reS Ing elder, and his
associates on tho col Enittee. Epworth
League day, Augu IA was, enjoyed by
many. DR.. Nayfoa 1rRs ed at the evening
session., and echoeE rem Detroit were given
by Mr.. J. F. Engie nd Frank 7. Israel.
Rev. Page MilburI bpol The address of
the evening was nd De Rev. A. H. Zim-
norman. The sod rel cred by Mr.. Van
A. Potter, Mrs C. Eli hry and Mr.. L. T.
Jones were heartiIE app kuded Mr. J. w.
Dyer was ,choristeZ 81
pionship game of dbaue& was called or on
account Of darkness.
The board of officers Of Gorsuch NJ. E.
Church Sunday school. which is composed
of the teachers. hayasarranged for an out
ing to ChesaPeaks Beach on Thursday,
September 8. There will be q morning. q
trains. OF which those desiring to take IN
the excursion may avaia themselves.
Rev. J. Woods Eiilpt. formerly connected
with the episcopal diocese of Washington,
has lately been sslectcd for the vacant rec
torate at the Church OF the Holy Comforter
In Baltimore. Mr.. Elliott was well known
in this city. During the war with Spain
he was attached to the 9th Maryland Ragi-
ment as chaplain. -
Rev. Thomas 8. 6am1on, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. Germantown, Pa.
and son OF the late Raw. DR.. Samson, for
mer president Of the Columbian University,
will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist
Church August 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-22

"A coiored boy named Jacob Reeder was
conveyed to- the Emergency Hospital last
night with q fractured wrist. He received
the injury at the Baltimore and Ohio depot
while taking papers from q train. wagon
backing against him. Jacob is seventeen
years old and lives at 235 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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How to Help the Leader
Repeat:

Repeat:
can stop one heart from breaking
/ shall not live In vain;
II can ease life the achine
Or cool one pain,
Or help one fainting robin
Unite his nest again,
shall not live in vain
EMILY DICKINSON
Parallel passages: Matthew xvi:24 q:
Acts. i:S; Romans, i:16; Thessalonians.
v:lS: II Timothy. iv:5: Ephesians, VIZ:
Ephestans. vi:16-1S; Philippians, HIS; Co.
/; lossians. iii;1617.
Hints to the Leader.
Christian Endeavor Hymns-13, 80. 49, Sc
Y, "A.
The Endeavor Hymnal-46 40. 80. II 60
Zoe, 1853.
Ask members to tell how they think we
may make our lives count like Paul's. Sc
lect Incidents. or have others do so of
great men who have been counted great
because of their lives of self-sacrifice
Urge the need for all Christians to have a
higher ideal of living
Count me Ger earth's chosen beroes-tbat ,...o
souls that stood alone
While the men they agonized for hurled the eoutn
meIiOus stone
Stood serene. and down the future saw the golden
beam incline s
To the side Of perfect justice, mastered by their
RYsone mans plain truth to manhood and IN Co,..
.sgs supreme design
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
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same has been undergoing repairs. Rev. |
]. w. Steele. the pastor has been in charge.
The District Epworth League officers con- |
Quoted the meeting Monday evening.
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CHRISTIAN EsSR1bi ,isA, NOTES.

:
The Christian MifdeavUr Society of the
First Congregational h.hurch held its
monthly missionary a meeting last Sunday
evening. Mr., Irving P. Tade was the lead
er. and the topic was. congregational Mis-
sions and Missionaries In Utah. and on
subject were presented BY Mr.. c. r. Ball.
Mr. H. NJ KinsIey. Miss Eaton and Miss
Hughes: Mr.. Tade In closing gaze some
personal experiences in home mission work
in our own city
This society held its fnonthly business
meeting and social at Chevy Chase Lake
Friday evening. 81
The Guriey 1PresbYa ,,aiian Erdeavorers had
very interesting meeting last Sunday
evening under the leadership. Of Mr.. Her
mon G. MetcaIf, The preztdeht OF the Dis
p. Keflar, was present and spoke. or rho
Denver Convention and the trip of the
Washington delegation. ss+F'.
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Union Lodge, No. D. X. P. at its con-
Vent1on on Wednesday night had one of the
most interesting meetings held for some
time. Several members, some of them
visitors had good things to say for the
good of the order. The entertainment COM
mittee then took charge of the floor and the
members enjoyed an excellent musical en-
tertainment Union has smokers every
week and all are wei attended. 49,,
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Trei fit
i6wa6e Midnuer.
Sin @eismittel lit entoeGt tpproen,
oas oerlprenc Mannbarfett
mno Die &rdfte iuieoers
berftellt.
Cine Wode ansrei9enbes qrobe : Badet
tpirb Senem fret sugeianot, ner
Darutt i1reibt.
rIeaenerafipe Sablets@ ino a~nertannt Die ein5igs
Sul gseen ~perlorene Mannbartett IN alien Stabten.
Sic fab wifeni6aItti6 our6 Die beiteu Ier5te Der
gSelt b~ergefellt. Ser &uf beg Snititutes 1T oerart,
oaB ole Ierste. Die oas 6eilmittel b~erIelen, eaiiir
id perantuortlib balten. llno iuenn ie anf ibren
&lf bin bebanpte1, baB Die pHegeneratioe SabfetsA


p~erlorene Mlannbarieit, Ioerbru9 pber S6pdae Der
geIhlehtliben Srgane bitten, 10 rauB Die BUR poiitip
ino permanent iein. Siele Gompagnie i6ift Seoem,
Der ON ~nerb6ier Shwdde leibet, Die Mebi5in fir cine
iD6hentlibe gebanolung frei 3u. Die Weoi5in fann
iiur oaoirb erprobt tperoen, oaB man Die Gelnltate
oes @ebraufts abmartet, tpenn tie oas BELT, fir mas
lie gemadt uuroe, 10 1T fe au empfeblen. 9ieIe
Strobe mil Die Galopia 2nnn 10. nit ibrem Wlittel
fir cine g8phe %9efiatten. Na6oem Ell Die nGe9ene=
ratioe Tablets" cine WDhe gebrauht bat, fpiro Der
Yatient Graft in feinen Sr9anen unb Wtusfeln,
neies 8lut in letnen Moerr, i1euern nnternebmlngs=
gelt, uno i1 in @eiunobeit UNI GrI6einen als
neuen Meni6en finben. Die pGegeneratipe Sa=
blets@ baben cine nunberbare 8irinltg uno Der 9a=
tient nerIpart DieIelben ON erfen Sage. Sic 9ebeu
brett gun Sib beg uebels, gan5 9lei6 mie LANCE es
lnftebt nno brin9et &raft unb Stdrfe. DieIes mum
oerbnre Mittel perbanntalle G6fdternbeit Dem an
bern @elhledt gegeniiber, BELT ale lebel, Die aus
l1eberrei5ang, neberanfren9ufg, @eI6dftsiorgeu, ole
gum @erluit ses @eod9tnifes, 1nfdbiefeit &c fib=
rea, berpor9eben. p9te9eneratiue SabletsA iino in
jeoem Ilter anlneiibbar; Tie beilen ale ydQe, aus=
genpntmen, ipenn idon Gpilepie ober Srrfinn ein=
aetreten finb. Die Gaaopia 2pnn so. madt feline 8e=
idrdntnnget; Sober, ber oarim ihreibt, erbdlt bag
Wtittel fir cine gSohe fret sugef6idt, ~iorefdftie ein=
gepadf lf0 obne 5i 3ei9er, tpas es eftb6lt. Sic bot
Sai}enbe bon 8rtefen aug alien Sbeilen beg 2anoes
erbaltell, Die bon ben erifaunlidten &uren Der v9fe-
g~eneratipe SabletsA beri9ten. Sbre OfTerte fur cine
Wohe 1T edit; es tuerben feline beunribigenben Gragen
geteilt.. Shreibt beute an Die Syalfopia 2pnn &c.,
$50 pp,simi 8uiloing, st. 2ouis, Mo., nno (aBt
Gud Die Meoi3in fir cine gBohe frei fommen. SIR
Bud, oas ~ebenials frei 1T, giebt Sud Die Angaber,
pie Sbr Gud nit Dem Mittel su paule ielbf iu=
riren t6nnt
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GnSlid srwi[ht.

BE DesBAitaas ssr BARRIER e@tptnsIet,8&s
mttie ennabert In gsasrtS.
Der gloBe 9umberts@ npinbel in
FORTS. pelher burd bic tiirali9 trs
folgte @erbaftuns Der Gamilis 9ums
bert tn Mabrib pieber In allaemetne
Gsinnernns sebrddt nurbe, bat LANCE
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Wrne. Sumbert.

3kat bos Sntereiie Der gdaaen MeIi
Grf fi4 ~fon5entrirt. st mar Mnfana
Mat 1902 bas Sagesgeiprd9 in ber
Seineftabt. -unb bauptiG1li9 unterbfeIt
man fi1 bdmols iiber einen leeren
OeIbf9ronf, Der anseblih bic rieige
6tnterIafenfdaft eines mptbifden
ameritantf9en MinionGrs Narnsns
@Dbtrt 6enrn gratpforb entbulten
foute. graipforbs WermDgen tatte
Id. ipie bic 6umberts glatben au
moden fudten, ouf 100000
Francs CSC, ,O00) belnufen. Dte.
fes iolofale Nerm0sen foIte nod benz
9tftdnltrte bes insenboften Mmeritas
aers in brei S1sile getbeilt iperber:
etnen 9beil foIte Mobame 9umbert
btfcmmen, bic beiben anberen Bic Hefs
fen .9eHrp unb Robert g~rapforb.1
Fran Hnmbert probu3irte Elm Dofus
ment, ipona1 ibr @attc unb iie ielbit
als 0trtpaIter bes gratpforb'f1e
Qudlafes I'm SntereFe Der Msffen eina
geebf tporben tporen, unb gleih3eitig
tpubte fie bos @eriiht 5u perbreiten, bdb
BE beiben g~ratpforbs iebr permDgenb
tuGren unb bes NahlaFss. gar nidf BE,
blfften.
Giaer Der bermejntliten grapforbs
trenate bdnn, um ben MnTdein Der
Wtrilidteit bon benz groben 8ermogen
sa trtpeden, einen proseb eesen Mas
ban1e Gnmbert on unb iebte es hurn,
bat Der RaHenfdrant, in tpelbem bic
.Mert6popiere" iagen, bon 4mtsptsea
b~sriitgelt tpurbe. .3nanaig Sabre lang
buuerfen bic proaefe unb in biefer 3eit
f19rte Mabdme 6umbert unb ibr
Watte, Der Mitslisb Der Deputirtene
TANNER mar, eth eldnaenbes 2eben NIT
srborgtem @elb. Die Ghulben, tpel1e
k Bet franaSEf1en unb 6elaifden
Udnfiers, @sloperlei6ern unb pribateu
madbttn, beioufen fid ouf ettpo 10000,
600 Francs.
Mls enblid BON ein5eInsn @elbeebe.n
: trergtid auf cine Rsselung e~eorunst..
tpurbe, fIohen bic 6um6erts.
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Gin 0ef(kanoat.

fft srOmpsinsefTa BOA Sad,ieu uno tbr
gerfdtuinosn aas saIsbars.
llneebeures 4uflehen bat bic Mel>
buns oes amtliden n0resbener Sour<
mails" errest, babin lautenb, bab bt.
R~ronprin5efiin 2ouiie BON @ahfen.
cine seborene Grsher5n9in bon Oeiters
reiHsSosfana. los etterlihe !Saus In
Sataburg. no lie fid gu 8efud befanb,
tn eittem anfGeiaeno f~rantboften 3us
itanb ieeliider @rreaung heimli6 per-
lafn babe. 3ebn Sage long bate
man es fir gut befunben. ben SfanbaI
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gu briufdtn; bann 16ienen bic berz
i9iebenen notbpenbis sefuorbenen gnte
fdIiTe sereift uno bic flatid= nnb fsns
iotipnsliifterne Welt erbielt aus Der
fd9fihen 9auptftdbt cine Weibradts<
gdbe. fpie iie tie nidt beHer piinfhen
yonnte.
WobI mar es WiIenbsn betannt,
bab bos ehelide 2eben bes tronprina.
lihen paares Elm uns1idlides NOR unb
bdb es bdufig stpifden ben Gotten aus
bitterem Streite fam, inbeb INNER nod
botte man auf cine @erf0bnuns ses
hofft. Nun aber lift Der 8ruh Elm
0Henttiher gefporben. unb an cine Ser.
fobnuns niht mebr gu oenfen, benin
bic hobe 6rau 1T ourdgebrannt, gana
ipie tine setu0bnfihe Sterb1ihe unb
5tpor niht d1etn.
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Maa fdreibt aus Berlin: 5rei<
berr b. 6eptimg, Der oeutihe @es
innote in Werito, bat einea langen
urlaub erbalten. &c lit mDglih,
baB oerielbe nift auf ieinen Soften
auridfebren uiro.
Nus benz Gaag rpirb pfficieu
lnitgetbeilt, 6aB fih Der Sultan uori
Hndin auf Der nieoerldnbihen off
iiiotldert Sniel Sumatro unterpors
fen bat.
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Sore !. 1crmalin'., {

,,a3prs Sprmalin''. (Gimer Il
Mmemt), bait, Denn e8 Mpraens
nls 8abns uno Wuno Walier ae=
broud]t tpiro, Ddbne unb Muno
tu6brenb bes gan5en TageS rein.
6. S. SHmibt, 6ouiton, Teras,
Naent.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-23
Mn itniere Sejer.
Notwithstanding am
Saiititag, 0en 2. Wai.

| Sa Der /. gtai, an uelbem bic
eIn5elnen, bonn 5erausgeber Der ,giat4
rtdten=Serolo" uusseieBten grdmien
oerlOOlt tueroen, auf 6reitag fdat uno
f1er otele SeIer BEL Der @erlooIuno
babel 3u fein Diiniden. nm gu ieben,
oaB tetn rSumbus i'm Spiel iif", 10
paben mir Die 8erlooiung auf
Santftag, Den 2. Nai 1903
felt9eieBt, neil Der Samltao pielen
ansmdrtigen gefu6ern beiier past.
Die gerlooiuns uno ger=
ltetlung Der Beninne finbet
IN Der Office Der ,Radritb=
ten=5erolo", 9admittaqs 8
Hbr fatt. Sin beionoeres unpar=
tetilhes eomite, bas aus ben, bel Der
Serloolung ge4enpdrtigen 3eueen su=
lannengeieBt Miro, ion Die gerlooiunq
leltsn. Sailelbe Ioa 3uglei6 conltati=
rem, nie piele Coupons am 2. Diai
nod iibrig iino, uno oaB nur aus ben
mtrflih perteilten Coupons Die geminu=
nunlmern genommen nuroen. (gBer
alp Die 3eitung niht pOrausbesablt
bat, 1T audi 8u teiner @epinndanee
beredtiat, oenn er bat feinen Coupon
erbaiten.l
Sei Der 8erloofung baben mir fol-
genoen glan getpablt. Gie perteilten
Coupon gfummsrn tueroen tiidltio
ourdsinanoer geriittelt, rann neroen
20 soOie gesogen uno oas 20ite Soos
9epinnt ben eriten greis, oas 4Ofe
soos ben Suetten, oas cote Coos ben
oritten 4Sreis ritp.. biz ale Qreiie
perlooit Iino. gluf bisie gBeiie tann
9tiemano piilen, pelhe Rummer ae=
minnt uno tein Sdminoel tam eetriee
ben iperoen. Sollte ii1 oas gomite
auf einen auoeru unO beiiern 9lan
eintgen, 10 fann's Dem Serausaeber
rebt iein. Segtrer, ioipie glngeitellte
Der pR.=S. iin0 bon Der 8erlpofung
ausgeitlohen. @s niro orineenO ae=
ninlbt, oaB reht piele 9eier Del Der
gerloolung anmeieno iinb, oamit Ii6
Seoer iiber5eugen fam, oaB allies
itreng ehrli9 sugeht. (@jei1irr=Shpin=
Del nir0 1i6t eetrieben.)
Die Preiie l1eroen an entfernt moh=
nenoe Seier unb gliiflide Gjetuinner
unentgeltlih psrIanot uno Die g1amen
Der 8epinner in Der ndhiten 9lusqabe
Der ,,9}ahrihten<Serplo" nab Der
gerlooiung betannt ge=
maht.
.B g8er alio nod BON Der 8erz
loolln9 am 2. ntai 8orteil baben mil.
Der be5able iofort Elm Sabr i'm 9oraus
uno Elm Coupon miro iofort an ibu
perteilt reip. suseianot fuereen.
Sans 9emutb.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-23

l@ate rtomn. Der neuertpdnl.
te Wianor Baskerville bat iein 9lmt an.
getreten uno Die peribieoenen Grnne.
nun9en gemaht. = Die Wtinneapolis
@plo Storage Gompanp Miro bier eint
gutterfabrit einrihten, uno bat oafiir
oas alte gafing Saus eemietet.
5pnoaa. g. 8. llnruh, Der
friiber ShaBmeiiter, 3eaiIter Of 9eeos
nno Illelipr BON Bonbomme Gountn
mar, iiberiieoelt mad Stlaboma.
souis Sperb unb 6rl. @elia SeBer
muroen burh Gep. giered in Der
tatbpiiihen Stride eetraut. 9as iun=
&c Yaar miro in G,egon tupbnen. -
Die ahtsebn Sabre alte Sod1ter beg
6armers Sohn Ntatusta ilt pl0blit
am Ser5ihlag geitorben.
utter. Eis gunOesreoieruna
niro tpahrideinlib aud oas 9ano, auf
ipelder Die Sutpelenb0ble liegt, fiir Ell
ne rationale Reierpation ertldren.
aiirSlihe unteriuhungen haben eroe.
ben. onB oieie 66ble, oeiIen Ndnoe
nit aliB:rnben uno gldnsenoen GriIt=
allen beoeft lino. meilenlanqe@allerien
II. Rammern Bat. Die einen besaubern=
ben Qnblif bieten. Die Soble oehDrt
IeBt ben griioern Widauo uno Charles
9uIh.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-23
Deuel. Gountp.
(Spesial= eipoueen3.)

slltamOnt ben 20 april 1903.
Der Settionsarbeiter 6ran, 8rarat
bat lih cine Bauitelle getauft uno
ldBt lih nun elm Saus barauf bauen.
Die sRortbweltsra glepator Co.
ldBt ihr GOblenbaus pergroBern uno
nahlte gBohe iol IhDn anaefanaen
peroen, oaslelbe nit Sartsuno gBeihs
tohlen auf3ufiilen. n.-8as 8 geshen
alte, erite Sinohen bon 6riB sSbrte 1T
leBte 9Bohe eeltorben. -gs lit iammer=
lhaoe, 10 Siemlih ale Slide i'm Gleor
Snte lorpobl, mie in ben beihen 9llta=
mont Seen iino oieien Winter erlfidt.
-ginen prdhtisen Resen batten mir
am Sonnaberb unb Sonntaa unb bic
gimarties@ b0ren iebt Dos 8ras mah-
ien.-llnfer Sdubmadermeiffer Gbas.
Shaeier in Clear 9ate bat cine uns
freipillise Ru1epauie infolae gnt,iin-
oung ieiner Nueen. Winlhsn BON
Dersen baloige uno oauernoe BelIer.
uns earl! Dl. grun,te.