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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-26

to fall uuder tho ban OF their dis
pleasure, whether the prorosition is
just and lair or not And, fusther,
upon them shall fall a certain
amount Of ouus FIR this punishment
and abridgement CT privilege in the
cause OF "ialss economy" ard in
breakinS fAiib; for our understand
log is, as lar as has been made
known TO us, that there is an under.
standing, between the ~ o,i'y
faction OF thirteen aud The House
minority party on snndry matter,
this being one, wherein they eli have
common interest for the public
good. If such is real y so, then / he
" aSer is relieved of all oblig, oas
TO servs ne s.topger, al it u y act
as it seas ft TO do.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-26

Upon the msiyrl'y must be sad
died this showing OF unfairnesa ano
that they are throt!lers OF anything
and everything, when it happen.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-26

aSer is relieved ,f all ooiigs oas
TO serv, ne s.topger, a al it N y act
as it ssas 1T to do.
Oa!y the day heForA, Representa-
i've Andsade CT 'ed "a ,es, Ia ion
f,r he appoiutm-n, Of special
committee on the Ooua y BIZ, hu'.
it was tabled au IN sion of Il pre-
sentative Kuna'ae, to await the
Introduction OF The other Counly
Bill, notes OF which had already
been given. The idea was that
these two bills should go 10 th'
same COMMITTEES, in order that COM
PARSONS could be made, and, if need
be, decision mae as 10 which to re-
commend, by introducing necessary
amend ments. There was that un-
ders.andiog, referred to, and Mr.
Kumalae was ons of those who
voted to throttle the later MEASURE.
aad tie others followed suit, ior-
getting what had been said on the
fo1r OF the House thu day before.
1t s3ems rather curious how soon
thu memory of soma psop,e fail
them and are carried away by a
hypoctilical call to aid the cause OF
economy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-26

r E,tsrsd at the Pos oune al Honolulu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-02-26
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Per Month, anywhere in the Hn-, :,
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Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Forfeited Bail

When the hour set for the trial Of Benjamin Matches arrived yesterday the defendant in the case failed to put in his appearance. A ,dffigent ssarcn was at once instituted by the officers aud the time for the hearing was ex- tended one hour by Justice Brown, in the hope that Matches woula show up. At 2:30, no trace of Matches having been found, his bail arseney. amounting to $20G, was declared forfeited and a bench warrant was issued for his ar rest. Matches was charged with eiav- ing received stolen rusperty
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

the report in toto We have never considered the matter. nor do we in tend to. We will have no trouble in getting men right here in the terri tory. That rumor is entirely without foundation"
 Professor Douglas, in speaking of the conditions in Globe, stated that everything in that camp is about the same as usual, and added that his com pany still finds its holdings there the same stubborn proposition which they have fought against ever since they first took hold Of it. Globe presents the hardest mining proposition of any
 mine in the territory" said he. in reference to the United Globe.
 The statements of Professor Doug las indicate that those in a position to know and to judge do not fear any
 repetition of trouble, and that they
 will proceed to follow out the same l lines as were being pursued when the | eight-hour law went into effect. Tonight Professor Douglas will en- certain the members of the gymnasium club with an interesting and in structive stereopticon lecture. It is expected that large number will be in attendance, as a number Of new views have been added 10 Prcfess2r Douglas collection since he last lee tured here. The hour set for the lee ture is o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
'Aacshe Hise Nc 9

A Ioige Of he Ladi s of the
 oes was organlzed in Bisbee yesterday with charter ne hership of II The order was institated by Deputy Lady Wright, of Les Angeles. Tie new lodge will he known as BiSbee Queen Hive No. :. Jhe newly electtd off, cers arr Mrs. H. N. Skields. past con- rnarde'; Mrs. Marietta AdamsoD. lad commanders Ms. Eonnors, Lieut. C"mmar6er; Mrs. Nelson, Record h' eper; Mr&- Teeeley. Finance Keeper Mrr. Li'tieiohn, Seryert; Mrs Hart Chaplain; Ms. McCrea. Mistress-at. 7Arms; Mrs Chancev. Sentinel; Mrs. Feiger' OrganiSt. The Ladies of the Macabees Is an auxiliary of the Sir Knights and is the strongest secret or eanization of women in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Inrr rBFos. Training

When the judges aoaounoe the eE-
 triesffor the drill ug euatestsn the Ath 'Uf July .amoag those euteFed will be Tsrr Bros formerly ofasloDe, but now residents of thus emp. These yonag aaheletes srs already Ia training for the big eveat and feel thst tue irchansss s are bstfer'for winniRg 6has event than in any other contest in which they have entered The ce, K Gs softer than Tsrr bays claim this fact will be to their advantange.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Troub:e Hauling Stone.

When the job of hauling the hig block of native granite, which is to be used in the drilling contests, was started Sunday, it was found that f would take more than a handful of men and fourteen horses to get the big stone to the railroad After much trouble. the stone was finally loaded, but the services of larger team were found necessary. and when about half way to the railroad the job was postponed until yesterday, when larger team was sent out. It is nn' known when the rock will be brought to the city. F. B. Mason is attending tO the delivery Of the stone to the railroad
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
TssREE-FoURTHs OF MEN HAVE
 RETURNED TO WORK.
Frefesser James Douglas Outlines the Situation as If Confronts the Con- rany-Activity Will Be Resumed.

For the first time since his return
 from the scene of the late strike st
 Morenci, Professor James Douglas
 was seen by newspaper reporter in
 regard to conditions as they now ex-
 ist at the Graham county copper ca1np.
 Probably no man is so conversant | with the details of the strike and the effect it had on the mining industry of Graham county as Professor Douglas. When the strike occurred at Doug Las as the result of the eight-hour law going into effect, MT. Douglas was at the scene of the trouble. To his ac- uge management is due the early settlement of the strike, and the utter subjugation of the lawless element which would have turned Morenci and Clifton into a slaughter pen had it not been for the timely arrival Of the Reu- gers and the troops.
 when the reporter called on Pro lessor Douglas at the general offices os the Copper Queen company yesterday. he found that gentleman absorbed in matters of importance in connection with the Phelps Dodge interests in this city. He condescended, however, to gave The Review representative a few moments of his time.
 Asked concerning the conditions at present existing at Morenci, Professor Douglas stated that he had just re- ce1Eed auvices from that point which gave the intelligence that about threefourtbs of the men had returned to work, and that all was quiet and peaceable as before the strike.
 We will have returned to the old working plane by the first of the month, when I expect everything will De about the same as it was previous to the trouble said Professor Douglas. When the strike first came up. there were a great many Mexicans working for our company. whose homes are in the Rio Grande valley. These men at once left the camp, preferring to work their ranches and farms to taking any part in the trouble. The season has been good one for the farmers, and it is probable that those who own places along the river will not return to the mines this summer"
 To the question: twill there be | any difficulty in filing the places of | those who remain away?" Mir Doug las answered: None in the least; l we can get all the men we want. and | will have them by July 1st"
 The rumor that the Phelps Dodge intended to get men from outside the territory of Arizona was to Mir. Douglas, who denied ]
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Cananea Hose Team.

letter was received in this city from a member of the Cananea hose team stating that the Mechanics team in the Sonora town were beating all kinds of records and were looking af- ter the scalps of the Bisbeeites in particular at the races of the Fourth. The letter states also that the Me chanics will be the team which will represent Cananea in the events at Douglas. They claim to have broken any record ever made in Arizona or Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
sirepitai PrpS-essts.3.

Work OF the new Copper Queen hospital is progressing fast under the charge of Architect Hearst The framework of tbe structure is nearly all in place, and the work of Toorins g and boarding the building has been started When completed, the Cop per Queen hospital will surpass any thing in this part of the territory in point of elegance and convenience. Particular attention has been paid to the light and natural ventilation of the building. an important feature of all sick wards. Besides the large wards, there will be many private rooms for the accommodation of pa tients who may require perfect quiet and seelusion-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Nr. and Mrs. Frank Moson reg istered yesterday at the Copper Queen from the Cananeas.
 The young son Of A. T. Downs was christened Sunday.
 Miss Lottie Huber returned yester- day from Douglas. where she has been visiting with her friend, Miss Mabel Swain.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
BACK FROM HUACHUCS.
mr. lS. G. Ord Esnp.eass Govern
 naent Building at That Post

'"'' L-s S- Of0 lsSHPse6s a SCterD-
 naent Building at That Post
 E. c. Ord returned Sunday from Fort HHachuca. where he had been for several days completing & layatory building for the government, for the erection Of which be held the eon- tract. The building cost the govern mont about s10,e00, threefourtns of which WAS for the plumbing. The building is of luDber and the main portion is 45 by 20 feet, with g "lean- to" in the rear 15 by 20 feet. The plumbing consists of sixteen basins, five shower baths, two bath tubs, eight closets and eight prinals. The plumbing was all slate work, except the bath tubs and ciosxs. Mir Woods, of Bisbee, had charge of the constrnc- tion of the building, and Major OCon- nor, who accepted it on the part of the government. expressed himself as well pleaseS with fine job.
 Mir. Ord was in Huachuca last Thursday, when the two troops who had been dispatched to Morenci dur ing the strike excitement there, re turned to the post. They did not show any sign of hard fighting, but expressed themselves as pleased with the outing which the trip afforded them
 There are now three troops of the Fourteenth Cavalry at Fort Huachu- ca, but they expect to leave there on July 10th for the Philippines. They will stop at San Francisco for ten days. when they will sail for the far east on the transport Sheridan.
 Mir. Ord says the cattle range in the vicinity Of Fort Huachuca is excellent.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
1snd Grownar on Hs.p.

George D0brovich and Gus OVentile got into a scrap near the rDunhsoIse and Dobroyicb hit OEentiIe several times with long croxbar, ililic;ing a seFare scalp. wound. and brn3et him about the arms and body 3iddy Doyle took the aggressive one tnto camp, an.l Justice Mcdonald placed him under bonds in the sum oE s1.0e0. J. B. Angius and V. c. MeIigovich anIed as s1reties for the prisoner and he Eas allowed to go until today. when his hearing will taEe place be- fore Justice Mcdonald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
NOTICE.

Rules Governing Horse Races on the
 Fifth Day of July in Bicbee. Free for all, s5 to enter and s10 more to start.
 Cowpony race, $5 for entrance fee. up to time of races. All cowponies subject to inspection of judges. If horse is ruled of the track and pro- nounced not a cowpony, his money will be refunded.
 Steer tying, s entrance fee and open until the tying is commenced. proyid- ing there are steers enough.
 Agreed upon by the Committee on Outside Sports.
 PETER JOHNSON. 6-21-tf Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Tug ofwar Contrast

There is som talk around town of a rug of war contest to be pulled of in Bishee iu the near future. There are neverai enthusiasts in Bisbee who are eager for sn opportuaiUy to show their skill. Cansnea has strong tesm who no deubt will acconmo6 ate 5he bisbee team if they are looking for a contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
c stln3 Out Ro3k.

E. B. Mason had force of mea and a six horse team st'~ork yesterday get
 ting out the big tocs on the other side Of the divide whu'h will be used here on the 4th Of July for the big ecilling contest The rock will be hs9led to Pa kard station and will be shipped into Bisbee tha latter part O the week
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
ATTENTION MAsoNs.

Ali members of Perfect Ashlar lodge No. 12, F. and A. M, and visiting brothers, their wives and daughters, and all members of Eastern Star lodge, are cordially invited to reception to be given by Perfect Ashlar lodge No. 12, F. and A. M., at their lodge room. June 24th. 1903. at 9:0e p. m. Refresh uents will be served at Copper Queen Aotel 4 good attendance desired.
 e-213t HIM. WOODS, W. M
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Boys Triai To-Dsy.

Eddie Scott aud Jose Delara ane ~ii. b ve thelr trial oe fore Justice M. J Brown this meraing On charge of stealing b ass fittings from the Copper Queen co1paDy and dsposing of tbe same 10 E. Matches, wso t0ek French leave on sundsy nlgh3. The two boys We're to have tsd their trial tcdey bu; was postponed to this .aornISg at 10 clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Tug of War Team


 Among the possibilities of the near future is a tug of var team to repre- sent Bisbee in the field of sports. At present there are but a few e11thur siasts in the city. but it Is thought that with a team in the lists. interest would liven up a bit. Among the most enthusiastic are Dr. Collins and A. Trojanovich, the lumber dealer. Dr. Collins. before locating in Bisbee, was one of the promters Of the Cana nea team. and states that there is a strong desire on the part of the Cana nea boys to get match with Bisbee. There is much good material in this city for tug of war team, and if in- terest can be aroused, Dr. Collins says
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Messner Dismissed

The case against c. D Messner. charged with assault and battery for baging run over Mexican chi'd on Naco read, was dismissed yesterday by Justice McDonald. s. K. Williams had been retained ty Messner in case the trial came up. The court en5er- tained no doubt that the accident was not due to any fault of Messner, 50 dismissed the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

WAsaTED-Position by Q competen, young lady stenographer. Now em. pioyed in Dallas, Texas. but wishing to make charge. Referelce fJom present employers. Address (k1iss) Esteele Tippen, 11S2 Exp avenue, Dal. Has, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Catholic Convent.

The Catholics of Bisbee will soon have convent school. conducted by the Sisters of Charity. The location for the new convent has not yet been selected, but it is understood that the building may be erected at Lowell. The structure will be a costly and elaborate one, the plans calling for 8 building which will cost between 5000 and s10,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR RENT-Two furnissled rooms fer light housekeeping. Enquire eof Dobson's transfer or Dodson House est
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Don't Make any comments on ouE NStle adds; some one might hear you; bat always- look for them.
 Ever try our Wilson Bros. or the Standard Golf snirt at s1.252 Lots cf patterns. Schwartz Bros.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

We want you men to buy our goods We don't want to have to sell them Our goods are their own best aGver -tieement- All patterns in the -'Guyot' suspender, soc.
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR SALE-Fine building lot. about . s5x65. on Brewery Gulch. StoKe wall all around. Open public highEay on three sides. Fine cellar. For in formation can at Central Pharmacy. eod-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

"A New Shu" will make your sfeet giai if it is "Selz." Any one can say this. We would be glad to pi yse it,with Selz Foot Form Shoe. s3-9D. s3-50 and s4.00. SCWARTZ BROS
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR ssLE-Two houses for sale. Apply Mrs. Dennis Walsh, 75 Opera FIJI. 6-21-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

When you are In doubt what to smoke, and looking for an up-todate line of cigars, see the stock at tbe Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
Moore Secures olvorce.

George D. Moore of this ely yester day secured a divorce from Leone Moore in the district coert of Cochisc county. Attorney H. l.. Taylor had charge of the case for the plaintiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Douglas Bus ness Opportunity Wanted a partner in Q well establish ed paying business in Dougias.-Ad- dress, "E'' care REVIEW If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR SELE-Furnitxtfe for four room house. md house for rent IA Castle Hill 6-14-1t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR RENT-Two.. unfurnished rooms for light housek eeplng, Inquire of Mrs W NJ. Harris, 24 Brewery Eve.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FCR SsLE-TTenty LissT5s s-c.o.cy Tiger stock, so per share. Review office. Gz1S-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Three hundred shares of Copper Glance stock at COG. Write quick. Address Box ST5. 6-15-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR SALE-Two nice building lots up Tombstone canyon. Apply George Roberts, Anchor saloon. 5=GS-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR sALE--A Bargain. Dairy. Milk route and fine milch cows. Three miles from town. Apply R. R. Leckett. Box 561. ii
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

WANTED-Two hours per day cler- ical work. Address Box 151, city. 6-21-H
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR SALE-Furniture good as new. I52 Castle Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR EENT-0ne furnished room with bath attached. Men desired. ( 6-2o-5t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Rent your furnished rooms through the columns of the Review Only ] cent 3 word each insertion.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

WANTEI-Doys 5c sell Review cr the street. Apply Circulation
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
asBEE CURB QUOTATIONS.

Bissee, Ariz, June 20. 1903.
 The following are the Bisbse stock quotations, as furnished daily Joy Kin sey & Mcdonald:
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Judge rovn fined a man $500 yes terday for engaging in fist fight. He paid the fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
S BRIEF CITY NEWS S

that he will have no trouble in arrang- ing a match for good purse with Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Ten shares of Bisbee Improvement Go. stock. Make an offer. Address box 5S1. 6-23-2 2t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

FOR SALE-Bisbee Dany Reviews, by carrier or newsboys.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Try the Wave for ice cream, Sher- herts and Cold Drihks
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

wANTE0-Girl to do chamber work. Blair House 6-lS-1t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
The Wave Candy Factory
 AND ICE ( REAM PARLOR

H~| ~E<IT<LAVE E<1E~I0N .SHEREER1S, FINE CIGARS AND
 TOBi eco.
 Private Rooms for Ladies. Ice Cream for parties on ohort notice. 9 Brewery Gu)ch, opp. Vlenla Bakery
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

We make our candies-The Wave.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23

Charlie Gerdis was 8 visitor from the Huachucas Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-23
TERRIToR.AL QFFKlALs
CURB STOCKS.

itQuotssjons fErnished Sby Paine Vsebber ( Co., of Calumet. Michigan,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-01
5amiIientrogoOie
@alesbura. 9n.. 81. NpriI.

Sran Goparo Morriiou nur6e
qeitern glbeno pon ihrtm t5otten nt
Scroerion 9ritoiien. abr yiann
botte eineu Strcit nit itrem 9ruoer
,Srdnf Gronfhitc uno periiid)ie ieinen
geaner 5u erif,iefen. Grnu glorri'
ion mari lid oo3piiden imo erpiing
eine role gooung in Die Yrilit Veloe
gllnuer befinocn iit in SOFT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-01
Die a bere Seite.
Bolton, %. 9(pril.
Ser 9 S6napsteufeI.
Qittle Rn6 0lrf "a Q[hri

Giner OepeI9e dus Safe 9iuaQs 8u>
folge ri9ob u. 5. Orumribt feline 15rau
in er perflofenen Ra9t. 9rumriobt,
peicher na6 Der Shat perbaftct truroe.
feuerte einen SduB auf ieine Srau ab.
neil iie ihm tein GeIb fir S9ndps
leben tppllte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-01
Ouiiiana @eltauss
tellmg eiugeweibt.

Nuoienelt mnb GlenelanS ais Gbrcns @dfte; grpBar=
tige 6eflidfeiten; oas Jeueriperf. Cine
meme 0rauitdtss Sbepre. Gin iuabnlimmiger
SelegrapbiIt. 1Salobrdnbe IN Wfidieam.
1as Gilber iteigt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-01

@aihInaton. Is. g[pri[.

Sic Ser. Staat2n iino, ebenio mr.
fat ale anoeren Gtdd)te, gegeumdr.
fig i'm 8egriff, eiren neuen Snonoels.
pertrag NIT China ab5uihlieBen, %
iifo(ge Der oirlcOlihen Offupation
BON 1900" - Elm varie9" mars ia
betamrtlid nid)t -- ole nlten Bertru.
ae in Die Bride gcgansen iino Seit
Der gorer 2lffoirc. ipe5iell lett Dem
9egin Der Trotofou -Gerhan6lungeu
boben Die Ger. Stolten iih uls goni
Ipe5ieler Srelno Ghinos gerirt, no.
mentIih binlittIid) Der lSnoemnitGts.
sSroge Wtan mar hieiigerieitS itets
bercit. China oieie 9iiroe no6 N2og.
lidfeit 5li erIeidlterlt. Ioipobl ais es
iidb Inn Die sSeIticbung Der @ntidGoi.
glingsiuntme banoelte, mie aud ipa.
ter, oIs Die @abrurgsfrage in @e.
trodlt fam. 1aiijr ermarteten bic
Ger. Stoaten natiirljf) 9egiinitiqun,
gen bel Dem 9(bihIuB Der 8onoelsuer.
trGge, nno elmer Der erlparteten Dor.
tbeile beiteht BARN 6aB 5luei nelit
Wfdnoihurei &Qien Wliifoen ltn0
2ofu.Sbau, Dem omerifoniitjen San.
Del geoffnet mer0en iollten. Tas mir.
De ourh 6en neucn rltIiiiden Wtono-
ihurei 0ertroq unmoglidl getnadt
ueroen, uno bier liedt Der holtptiadl-
lihe ,,Sntereiien aon'Iitt. meIher Die
beige &eqierunq ocranlniien miiBte,
ibr YtogIid)ites 3u thun. I'M Dos 3u'
ltonoefommen oeS Uiaroidmrei.&er-
trages 81 bin6ern. Die SSnterciien
Der Ser. Staoten interidlei0en iih
me'entlidl bon cen ,Jntereiien Der Ell.
ropGiidlen Rdd,te Gebtere gcbn aui
cine nllmahlige 3belimg @bInas ans
uno beqeu MIR oic cine 9eiorgnib.
oob bel oieier Jbcilunq anoere Ipddl.
te better meatommcr founten, oIs lie
ie1bit. oesboIb pad)t ieoe nit eiiers
iiihtigem 9luae 6oriiber. 6ab cine on.
oere W1udt nidlt in ibre bod,iteigene
,Sntere'ien.S Sphare tineingreiie Die
Ronoidprei 1T lanqit ols ruiitide
,Sniereiien.SpbGre iiiIlihmeigeno an
erfomt moroen, lu6 man regt iidl
oaher in oen cltropiliheu aobinet;eu
nidt ion0crlid 6ariiber cuf, oub &iib'
Lamb lanqiau ieinc l}ebe Deiteripir1t.
nm Die 0ente iidlcr 81 umgarnen.
Mar beabfidltiat "a ielbit iebr bdIo.
&cbnlihes 3u ihun lie Ser. Staa
ten aber hoben iid hislang Dem Can.
ferarabih in Ghir- icru1eboIten es
MIR caraii abQeieter bic go'iene
1hiir" m iidcrn uHb leoesmul penr
3emono lie idlieiau min ben 6ilB
6o3miidler eeidotea Iie 9er Staa'
ten nehmen cine ichr prdtiiide Sol
tuna Gin. iic rorIu groiit obne 8i'
iifo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-01
Gbineftn fur Wiertco.
Gan Hraneisto, ol. NpriI.

Gs iinb bier 81 Gbir.isn ansetoms
men, pelhe ouF ZEN SanffeIoern
Tisyicos 6eibdftigt psrosu iolIen. Sic
bilosn 5en 9ortrab pon 25,000 6ineit'
ihen 5amilisn, bic ibnen ioiesn uno
ebeniolls auf ben 6ouipfIan5uneer in
Der qrobiu3 gutatou gei6dliisuRs
Finoen Ionsn.