davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26

OF. the different parts Of western
Canada to which new settlers have
been heading, perhaps none have
been more widely talked Of than the
Last Mountain Valley. This we'll
known district is situated about fifty
miles north Of Regina, the capital of
the Northwest Territories. It COM
prises a strip of land about fifteen
miles wide at the narrowest part, by
about thirty-f1ve miles long. and lies
between the Last M ountain and Long
Lake. The railroad point at present is
Lumsden, on the Prince Albert
branch Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road. Before the end Of the present
year, however, the Pheasant Hills
branch Of that railroad will be con-
structed into the heart Of the valley,
cilities. Cont acts are already let for
this line.
In anticipation Of the new construc-
ton, there is this year very heavy
movement of settlers into the district,
the object being, of course, to get in
before the inevitably large increase in
the price Of land takes place. The
price has already gone up from $3.50
to 50 In a little over a year, and the
demand for land in the valley contin-
ues to be as great as ever. This is
very largely due to the enthusiastic
reports of the first settlers. some Of
whom seem to believe that they have,
figuratively speaking, located in an
earthly paradise.
In the township imme diately around
the postoffice Of Strassburg is a Ger
man colony, established about fifteen
years ago. These men, most Of whom
had practically nothing when they
located, are now without exception
very comfortably off, and in some
cases, very wealthy. According to
| these old-timers. frozen crops are un-
known, and No. hard, the usual
grade Of wheat. They point with
pride to the bad year Of 1900, when
nearly everywhere. both in the
northwestern states, and in Canada,
the crop was failure. Yet in this
unfortunate year, the Last Mountain
| Valley, yielded over sixteen bushels to
| the acre.
The new-coming settlers are drawn
from the most desirable class OF
American and Canadian farmers, and
can be relied on to make the Las
| Mountain valley one Of the mos
i flourlshing and prosperous settle.
ments in the northwest.
The southerly part Of the valley 1:
i of a rolling, park-like character, witt
1 small lakes and clumps of trees. Thi.
i is eninently suited for mixed farm
ing and stock-raising. The soil is ex
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26
End OF Week Excursions
To Cannon Valley Points.

The Chicago Great Western rails
way will sell tickets to Red Wing,
Cannon Falls, Northf1eld, Faribault,
Waterville and Madison Lake at one
fare for the round trip on Saturday
and Sunday Of each week until Oct.
31st. For information apply to L.. G.
Rains, G. A.. Fifth and Nicollet ave.
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26

co.
1870 oloatn1i, p,,t a. ;r,craasa
g eomalg e tiosa .n frad
- tbip pu nart ~ i. Assiniho;a The total
nonmIa+ipn 10 now ct last no 600.
Tha ro,,ohi,,a +ha whaat prowing
.nd +ha -,;xad 2. r,,,;,,o haIts oil cross
a.,e, .si..;hoia 20 ,1;a1d ord tl1a
o,,o1,+17 90 lrbont 1n,,e +1a na ain
iiiu % ~ Gaaos a,oeu o,o oiHo ra,lwav
80 s,,oh nieoes1ae Iaa;o,, Iaad and ifs
allied districts. have become famous
on both sides of the Atlantic.
.u4.
AAUerta'
northern frontier of the state OF MOI.
tana. 1t is bounded on the east by.
the Assiniboia and Saskatchewan;
on the nortn py Atnapasca ana on eIe
west by British Columbia, from Whlch
It Is separated by the ROCKY Noun
talns. 1ts area IS loo, aoO square 1Iil Ie
VIII pop ula.Aon u %, ny
census Of April, 1901. AS the lmml-
gratlon 1nIo northern A. Aiperta alo4 4e
uuiiI ag I9 ~, was 1o,VoV, - IS SAL - -
say Ina. .nere IS liow one Hei ~
saS oaus tiiiA1 - al GO. a,,a
- a1y 1870 5:!s:u, !.ieo
iioi eileiii uiVioioiis'
Saskatchewan.
The area of Saskatchewan which
1ias inomadia ta1v north Of Assinihoia
80. n,o5#nan,i+aba ~ 1ne 7nn sn,,o,.e ,,,;las
Gt Is nnnuiation in aoi was Ok S7a hit
that has great1v grown since espe-
cialIv 1uithi1, The nast year re south
western norton is included in the fer
file belt. The REGIONS living north and
east are in the forest zone. It is as a
mixed farming country that the set
tied portions Of Saskatchewan have
become favorably known.
Griffin Talks Of Western Canada.
- +ba h,,sia,+ ran =, oil The
ronadian norfhwast ia p n Griffin
ioaaa Observation-Disclosures - ~ +h.+ n,ondarf,,
t,.a 'soonti,,a 1,ta1 arterv The Canadja1
poni4so ro1;n1av Ero,,, Ions rasidance
! in the west and from the nature q,
+ha duties ava Observation-Disclosures devnlv,
i ;ie uuse t CIV N1,. nn;eei,, ~ tharoi1
| 20 1,iiie,. NTH oil nhasas Of the ian?
| h1,sirass aod is one of the est-in.
fnrnoaf1 men On values and condition,
n this country
."Tha canadian Pacific railroad ha,
rrenarad fnr1ona ofS fha busiest sea,
sons in its history saws Mr. Griffin
.eTha land denartnent has Thousand
AZ i,,n,,ir;as fpr M from widely al
yerging regions in Canada and tn,
Tinted STATES and from many Of tn,
old world countries where colonial
1 tion projects are in process Of lorna
ton.
"The Canadian Pacific system viii
4 adhere to the policy which it adopted
great hulk Of its sales with actual set
1ers and colonizers. Our chief obiec
ia 70 neon1e tl1e country with a sturd,
II =. = e4I,-,@+,- aI.aa rf .,a++1are ond% =
bull build i up all the interests Of the mag
nil Mt
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26

the oldest, most reliable and conse-
quently the best land company in the
Northwest, has in the past few years
located two thousand farmers upon
fertile farms in this section of Canada.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26
THE LAND OF BOUNTIFUL
WHEAT.

unheard Of. The snow generally dis
appears early In March, and summer
sets in quickly and with great vigor.
and with it's long warm days and cool
nights is truly a most delightful sea-
son. Then follows the pleasant au-
tumn season, extending into Novem-
Der, snow sometimes not falling until
late in December. The winter then
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26
Everyone is Pleased

with the land we sold them and we are
pleased because they are pleased. They
crops which they have harvested and from
the rise in value Of their lands. Let us
send you book giving the names and adj
dresses Of these purchasers and you can
write to them and get their opinion Of us
and Of the country in which they invested.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26

Write us for maps and booklet concerning
the country. The book is gem, hand
somely illustrated and filled with letters
from farmers. telling their experiences.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-26
We Have Sold More and

than anyone else for several reasons: First,
because we had the best land; second, be-
cause we sold our lands at lower price
than anyone else could or would sell the
same quality Of lands; third, because we
gave very easy terms and because a pur-
chaser knew that If he was dissatisfied he
could get his money back.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
appsuirt an bas cbtraeridt.

2ouisbifle. ap., %. 5sbr. =
Caleb popers, Der ipegen grmors
bung bes @ouperwurs @pebel BON
&entudp gum Sobe perurtbeilt ipurbe,
sebentt ieinsn Jda nun aud Dor bic
9unoesseridte gu ~brinsen. Sein ans
malt N. .. Sill pirb bemra6It an
ben IppelIbof appeliren uno selieno
mafen, bdb Die @efdpDrerpn in benz
lsbten prcaeffe aus Der 3abl Der poli>
tiffen @egusr oss Nnseflagten gs<
tpG9lt plrben, ibm fomit bic i'm ID.
Enhancement Der WerfaHung 5uers
tannten &edte genommen purbsn.
4uf 9runo bieies @%iniuanres slallbt
Der Mnfpalt Zen 5aa Dor oas 8unness
geri4t bringen gu tonnsn. fails Der
Staatsz 4ppenhof bus urr.srssridtz
lide llrtbeil beItatigen iolie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
9otels NIB 1beatsrbranb.
Mebr Opfer bes Jsrerodmuns in
Gbicago. Oas nMlbambruz
Sheuter unb =9otel" e%ineeGldsri.

Ghieaso, %. 5ebr. = Oas Sc
bdufc, In peldem fi4 'bas v9llbam>
brasI6eovr," bas .4lbambras 9otel"
unb perfdiebers 8iireaur uno anbers
HduInlihtsitsn 6efanpen, puroe berte
t9eilpeiis burh 5suer Seritort. SIS
mar, brei Stodiperte bod urpb butte
6rontc1p IN Der Irfer Mpenue, Der
Siutes unb Ger 10. Strobe.
Na4oem 0as 5eusr gelDI1t ipar.
fanb man bic 2eihsn slpeier erNidten
Mdnner nnb einer Srau in einem
3immer tes uberften Stodnerfs. Die
.9obten lpur.en ais Wm. 5ifber uno
Jranf @edman aus Cincinnati unb
annu Smttb ipenttfi5irt. MinbsFte tens
so @dite bss 9otels, gr0bkntbeils
Jralen, tpurben BON 2Dlhmdmern
aalf 2ettern berabgetrdgen, unb pbne
bas prompte WorseGen hes !Sotsl=
@lsrfs p5iuip Dingo, ipelder bic
gaite redtoeitis tredte. piircs jeoens
falls GROCER 6. .nsrerluit einsetreten
fetn. Ter t.trk.ar, 8srluit ipiro aui
$4,000 sefdatt. Dos Sbsater sss
horie Der 6irma Stair e Sapilanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
6anma's Nadtolaer.

4fron, Ohio, %. Jebruar,--@es
neral gbarles Did BON bier lit Der
lleberaelsurs, bab Ct Der Nadfolser
bes Dor einiser 9agen se~itorbsnen
8unbssfenutors Martus u. gamma
fperben miro. Wenigftens duberte er
fid in bieIem Gimme, ais bic Senatps
rem u. Reprdientanten IN Der Obio'er
General. MTsmbIp biefes 'GonsrebzD is
itritts ibm ibre unterfiibuns aus
iiderten.
glepetanb. Obip, 90. 5ebr. -
Son idein6ur poblinfprmirter Seite
fpurbe bier bebauptet, bab bic Mnfiins
btgung Der Did prs Serrids goalis
ton gongrebmitglsb 8. 6. Burton
kmiibe fi4 niht UNI ben iplrh ben
COB 9anna's patant g~etporbenem Ses
rtators poften, barailf 3uriidaufiibren
lei bab prdfoent RoofeDelt Sensm
einen aabinetsap oIten periprohen
babe. falls er pieoersepdhlt tperoen
fpllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
@ns BEN Snneren @arblanb's unb
ben ansrenJenbsm Staattm.
Gle @elt ioll baIb nm.
teraehen.n

teraehen.,
On gorf To not Ser ora oo,tr;.
hrr ec;Is.n o,,h y, mars; r..
fonntc 81 e 0e,,bort a;ne o%e,r;Sss
1lnr,'se m,ter ;s;,,e, mefsnnts,,
S,,rh ,;e W%rn,he,e;,n,a ncr,,rsnmt
Soi, gn,;it,s haIS ,n;sSsrfchrs,, m1S
s;ep M,srt bnI, -,,,,ernsGsr ,n;rn Co..,
bort hot ;n h n;s1o ms ~ sSS-
GMs,, 81 ;,t,o,, ,nn ~, NM.
l;de,, MornlnnS n,srhs M
~, ,e;rs ,,,,Ssrhor ae;rfrssts oia,'.
se, o,,Ssr, o,,d' is;ea Mra,sa.a;-
,', ~ Sir mohr hn 1 ~
aai, S;o Sdlod,t; ofo;t ner m.tt hr S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

pSn Den lebtc,l bier Ssabren buitctc
id' foit bcitdnhig itno lit Id,redlih
OH fur5em Ntbeni, 10 oaB cs mir i'm.
moglid iuar, 5i meinen 8nnoe1 All
ipred)en.
MQe meme Sreunbe elau6ten, BOB
tb niht am 2e6en bIeiben fonnte,
oemn mein Iitbma par in Der Sbat
icbr ihlinm. Mein Mtbem mar pfei.
feno nno ib bntte Sd)mer5en in
mcincm redten Shulterblott. sd
fonnte meme Nabrung nidt Der,
oaucu mo lit aroBe Sdmer5en in
Der 9rnit mo I'M Mnaeu. Sd bate
Na6tlbipciB unb fonnte Dor SuIten
nidt iblafen.
Sd periud)te niele MitteL fonntc
aber feline Seillng finoen. bis ib
Die &obibe Snbalotion : 0ebano.
lung, Nr. sol, Horo-gtltaip- StraBe,
Baltimore, nabm. Gieie 9cborb.
lung bat mid furirt urib jett bin id)
gelltto nno fiible Mid better. ais
lett pielen Sabren. Sd meroc iracnb
iueldr 6ragen %bcreihuillie beont,por.
ten.
Srau Gatbarina s. Sort,
913, S~iiSen.Mpe., Baltimore, Wfb."
Die &o6'ide @ebanoluna fir
altbma lit Die ein5ige auperldiliac
Metbobe, melde Die @elt fir oie Sc.
botolnng oieier idredliden 8ranfs
belt lie gefannt fat. Iltbma lit MIR
Die Soritaic 5ur Sdipinoftft uno
IN pielen Saaen ebenio idipieris si
fiirireu.
Gs miro bered)net, oaB pone Drci.
nlertel aller burh Ole &od'Ihe Gun.
gcn-anr bebanoelten Safe bon MItb-
MIA III ben &creinigten Stooten ge.
BELT lporoen iino, unb es lit gemiB,
Dab oas perbleibenbe 8iertel ourd)
Die 9ebanolnng geiniloert ipurbe,
Die grobe @efabr in bieier beimtiidi-
idlen aranfbeit lieat I'M 3oaerrt, bis
bic &ronfbeit einelt ioldJen Salt ge.
taBt bat, Dab cine 8nr onrd irgeno
cine Metbobe mnmoglid lit.
Wenn Sic nn MItbrno Ieiben ooer
an ben gnfnngsitabien ser Sdmino-
lndt nito iiG i'm 8altimorer Spred.
aintnlcr Der &od'iden 2ungene9ur,
Nr. sol, Morb-gutop-S traBe, elm
finoen, iperoen Die bieiigen Spesio-
liiten bes beoeutenoiten, %incorporir.
ten meoi5iniihen Snitituts Der @eit
cine iorgfaltiee llHteritduna Dor.
nebnlen uno Sbnen abioIilt fpitett-
freie &utbidlaee ertbeilen. Man
miro Sic nidt anreseil, Die Sur &C.
gen Sbren @iaen au gebronden.
8ebaibling int &aits nit ipesiea
eingerifteten gpraxcgn fam alf
SIREN @unid ober ipelln Sic feline
reaelmabigen Bitten inn Spred.
5inIter MAIDEN fomnen, ertbeiIt
iuerben. (53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
aus DentfbIanb.
e roke saeoe oes &si@sfausIers.

Grai Billion miro i'm @eidstaee Die
steIlnns 9eutidlono's be8iisIi6
bes uliIiid -iapaniiben gonilif-
tes geran oefinirert. - @rafin
@eoeI : geraro in elmer Srren-
slnito!t. = aoiier @iIbelm miro
BEN aonia aeopoIo eirlen flr5en
8eiud .obitatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

Stoot lit ipobf per6arrifaoirt uno
pertnag benz feinblideu Auiturme
nod la1ee 3eit Stunb Su balten.
Die Worinetrilppeil bonn omerifo-
nilfeu areuSer oGolumbia" perblie-
ben bis geitern Hafmittag IN No-
jorito (unmeit Der Staot Sa 90.
mineo) uno aogen iih baum 3uriid.
@dbreno ser 9auer Ser geieblnlg
5pgcit iid Die Sniureenten ipeit 5ll-
rid, obne meiteren @iberitanb SIT
leiiten. Die @ranaten oes areusers
pGemarf" ribteten gerinaen Sha-
ben III Hoiarito ,tno llneeblrng on.
Gin bon berporragenoeu Viiraern
urtterseifnetsr prpteit geeer bas
@nrgcben Der amcrifanii6en &riegs-
idiffe lit infer Die Ginmobner Der,
tbeilt iporoen, ipclder oas 9ombar-
benicnt Seitens Der amerifaniiden
Sbiffe alS eirtrn itnperifGmter SIN.
grill ouf Die Srcibcit Der Gepliblif
mn eireii Der %nationalcn @iiroe all-
eetbanen S6tmpf darofteriiirt.
9ic oNeporf" ging geitern Nnd-
mittog nod Guantanamo in See.
NrGlioent Meralos lit bier cinee-
t%roffen. Der geitrige Gag nobm
cinen rnbigen 8erlnui, aber am
@benb bcgotw cine aanonabe Dol
Dem ipeItlihcn gbor Der Stobt.
Gapit1nrM iller's ,otfi-
5ieller,48 eriht.
8afBingtom 8. s., %. 5ebr.
Ser Berlouf Der 9inge auiSau
Gomingo ipirb bier nif's @enaueite
nerfolgt. Cine Mn5abI Gricgsidiife
lit bereits iii oen bortigen @eipaIiern
um fir ben Sdus amerifdniiderS n.
t%ereiien Gorge 5u traeen. Soiueit
ben Staats 9eportenient befannt,
lit bis iest cine getpaltiane Ginmi-
idnug Seitens Der, bortigen ameri.
faniiden 8ertreter permieoen nor.
Den. 9as Staots : Tepartenient
periibert oif's Neue, bob Die 6rage
einer Mnneftirung bon San 90.
ninoo bis iebt nod ME Seitels Der
Administration IN 9etrad)t se5ogen
lporben lit.
lteber bas bereitS iriiber eenelbetc
Goreebeii Der Mannihaft eiaes atte.
rifaniihen arieesibiifes meloet cine
peripatete Tepeide oes Gnpitlus s.
M. Differ bon bcnt amcrifauiidet
areuser columbia" Die affaire
true li6 bel Yojarobi, 5fuei ,Mfeilen
BON Saitto Domingo, al. Ole alif
Dem 6e' E.anoe Itationirten Sniurgen.
ten felIcrten niti ein I'M Stub liegen-
oes anerifonil6es &oiiffnbrteiidift
iuabriheinlid Die ,ytcm yorf." Iie
Sdiiiie id)lugen 10 nabe bel oen
merifanii6en aricgsihiffen elm,
Dab Captain Willer ods Seller oils
einen gngriff ouf Die Sdiife beiradp.
tcte. EentgemaB lieB Ell, bon iei.
nem Shiffe auf Die Sniurgenten
felcrn nno borouf 400 Marineiolba.
ten Into Matroien BON Oct .Golum-
bia@ unb Der .@etparf Tanoen. Die
S~niurgettten tpur6en bon ben gme.
rifnnern aus ibrer Steaung BERTHE.
ben nnb ms 3ano bincin berfolat.
Snrdiif febrten Die Mmerifaner auf
tire Shiffe 3nriif. Wei Der aifairc
tpuroe elm Wnlun, elm 1rompeter. gsa-
mems BANTER, infolge por5eitiger
gntlaotng zines @efHiises itiper
beripimoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

oclsminiiterinms mo 2egationsrotb
Sobr bonn Nustuartieen gmt. 9ieie
8eamten begeben 7id auf cine Sta.
oicnrciie nnh Mmerifa, oie ieoen-
ialls cine rcdbt griinolihe fem miro
lrno ldngere 3cit IN Yniprud neb.
men biirfte.
@oifs .5reibeit."
Sobaum Moft's Stem : Worfer
uJreibeit" lit fir confisfationspfIid.
tia I'M ga15eu Geidsgebiete erflart
moroen. Dies ipiro balnit beqriin.
oct, bob bic Humn1er 80 hes 9lat.
tcS id)tpcrc Serit6Be gegeit mebrere
E%aragrapben 0es StrafgeIesbildes
eutbielt.
Greifa6er Mpro un0
SeIb It mpro.
Gin griBlid)eS8 erbreden miro ans
9amberg in Sberfranfen gcmeloet.
Gin i~rriinniaer BudbaIter, Namens
aoon Sdrniocrs, erid)lug baiel6it
bic @eidtuiiter Nomn Wargaretbe ii.
Wagoalenc Dds itlo beaing bann
SelbItmoro, itoetn er fif eridbob.
Der Worbcr ipar Elm @nfef bcra9or.
garctba Dds.
Oie nntbsbatte.
Die Jingle Runfihebatte i'm Neidss
faae, bei pelfer BON alien pdrtvien
aeael bic 4eg.rung Gfurin aelaufen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

bsfdueoigt ipar, ben gontruftor Ga,
musl 3. Jersuiun gu Wsit Mibbles
toipn, Waibingtons@ cuntp. am Jrei@
tag, fen %. Geptember. errnprbet 3i
baben. Dos Werrift Eautet auf Morb
i'm erien @raoe. &ppppid nabm bas
Ierbitt NIT ppllfommnem @leid)s
mutb eneeyen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

SleuHlig SeHlIulQIo De3i9ltd}
oes uliiiid +dapaniiben GoniIif-
tes geltan oefiniren. - @rafin
@eoeI geraro in elmer Srren-
snitost. = Goiler @iIbelm miro
BEN aonia 9eopolo eiren fur5en
geiud qbitatten.
Berlin, %. Sehruor. @rof
Billion, Der &eihsfan5ler. bot 5ipop
idon bel nerihjeoenen 8elegenbciten
Die SteIune 3eutidlano's Dem rui-
iiid : iopnniiheit Gonflift gegeniiber
IN prdgnauter itno nift miB5upcrite-
benber. grt gefenn5eihnet, oIlein
trosoem liebt man bod nit intenli-
Der Sponnlnng Observation-Disclosures
iiber oieie Inselesenbeit bon oieier
Seite e~nteeeei.
&iirslih erit bat Der &eidsfan5ler
c%onitotirt, .lpeun irgenbpo auf Der
@rbe ein Srt m1re, no 9eutldlano
ni6ts jill iiiden batte, 10 lpdre bieS
nra,;i;rte a. n;e Sten,,,,,,nnr,s
Te,,tHto,n,s Ser osto;;nt;ins,,nrna
ocas1as,. ;e r,sn;shsn ss-
i"1otsm on,ti;a,sa ON n Sos6,',,oen se-
funoeteI Dob Die oeutide HoIitif
burbaus on oieiem @ritnolabe felt
s1fhoIten dpiouuen III Oeuundh
S;;ri.s TO- ob,,os,Sa, 1i.,stsn,
Se,, n,S =, S;nSl;ae o,,f ,os nrS,,-
su%e l,.,,a.4ar =, S,orh;, MT
a"r o,taS;ot;,Hs, s.ro,,a h na ~, ;;h m
Se, maIfan =, e uiS NJ n,nnt S;e
oniosi;% ner aeratS,,na nes Mus.
~. u m.a.s Se.u,yaHs NY sow a ~
+nasrsSs aos me;hafnr,lers,, 49, y
Sow meSe,,t,,,a ;e;,,
IN eriter a;n;s id,on hesbom mol
Mrmof IN, si;;rom Se,,t;di,,,a,s
Stsd,,od i On, ,,,;,;,h ;anon;,he,,
9r;s.s ]eooer;;eer ,un, @sas,,stnrSc
c;nsr ro,asre,, fs,Srtor,,,,n ~ mo
hen oeSenft ,,nS Sohe; m;d,tioe $40.
n,erf,,,,asn 6er rio ;nte~rnot;onolen
SG,shf;as -s,,rnrtp morSsn
So; mon, Wr;n,;n nor M;hte;,r,;.
,d,,,uo il hoh Flor Sos Sic ofi;,;ef.
Ion Snm noth;en i, Se,,tidfonS anf
Se;ten @,,sionS,s ,tehen sus
;nm,ntornnt;ih lin. S;e,c snmnothien
mirS sir ioebpn erfnIote (srmrn,n,na
Ses Sou,tmo,,nes Ses ,me;tsn Mor'
Serea;ments a., Run @,,;ton nm Ser
Wenne : a~on,hsSorifs eines ,ohsn
WertnouSten Ses r,,,S;idheu Meid,s.
fon,Icrs ann, Sf;;oel MS@;ntonfen
neg aoiiers mel heinrod,em
@n piner Se;ron.
tfahidN Malt
@t9s;ap MsSSf , WerorS Se,e,,
9,,h Mr;ne. @e,;ch,,nnen >, Oh.
for MiI6c(n Sem 9meite,, q 5e;,er,e;t
Sic orSste Geniot;on h-ernorr;ef iSt
in cine Wo,e(er Wernpp S%e;ion,toit
oehroht h,nrSe,
Yie wsri;h1f;d,fe;t ms Sos eer.
fom,n,en Ser MrSf;n ;St ,n,, c;ne,,
oe,n;iien Tn,,fel nmosher Woh 81.
nor wer;;on III ,ie SIC rnt;;rI;he
Sod,fsr Sss ao,ers srnr, o,oisns
~, yG,astr,;hm 1irrr .reoe,,
r,n,, =, onSers, ars;;o,, So,, n]srsto,..
bsnsr oa;Ser Mieranhor Se,, Sr;.te,,
no,, %,,sIanS f;;. ;hrsn Wotsr hs1t
SsmifM daofionnIe nc.
mafSr1ih AZ anr;s
0ie MnsIeo,na hes @oInere,,
@,,fs Ser Ws,tiden" IN AZ ao,,;s
;;hsr SeS;er SnsaIt ms Meac,,t,,nn
m;eSeyhnft bsr;fist m,'roe m;,s ,,;t
cimpr s~a,sitea,g,n ne,,tih no.;o.
noIer @smafae S,,rh Ssa a,%,r;tne,..
Loo Ser mersors Stoa;,,os%s, Mer.
Innsb,,dhonSinpo IN Sthc,,h,,ro !;
@r nerbmnSen ie;, Sieie Somn,.
J,ruo rpnraipntirt er,tfIo;i;oe Me,ro.
S,,ftioneu sereu Wori;;hr,,so :, Sen
wsr gtoaten mi W,,aih .ahIre;her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23
nnele Gam 9reift ein.
snminifanii@e Snfursenisn sr,i6=
tist.

-l-
9e &C.
gncrifaniide Seeioabaten nno@[o,t.
ioden lanoen mo pertreibeu oic
&ebelcn aus ibren Steal,nacll.
Die llriode oes Ginidrcitens.
Siege Oct GeoierluneStruppcn
IN elmer entideioenoen sdlod...
@af6in9ton 9. G., 90. Sebr.
Gent Staats : 9eportcnlent lit
bonn @eionoteli Gepea IN Son0o.
lniiigo cine pnnt 16. Sebruor ootirte
9cpeidc fplgenoen SnboIts suec-
gangen:
Cine Gntiheihlngsi6lo6t sni-
id]cn ben &eoierungstrlippen nno
ben Snilracnten lit geihloeen lpor.
Den. 9ielclbe banerte iiber 5mciGo.
&c mo reiultirte in einem Sieae Der
Mesicritng. Die 8elagerlme 1T ollf-
gcboben inoroen rnb ole Snilraen.
ten befinoen iid auf Dem Giidauq.
Santo 8 oming o, Ia. Sebr.
(Sn Der ltebermittelung peripGtct.)
Sic &c9ierunss ! Sruppen bobell
Die Sniurgenten an pierGunften oll-
bsrbalb Der Stabt anseeriffsn umb
lie aiif's Saipt geidlogen. 3tpei Ser
GebeIen : Generate fielen irlaompfe
nno elmer mllrbe %perlpunoet. Meb.
rere Sffi5iere ipuroen gefongen ge.
nonlmen nllb fiirser Sano cridoiicn.
Cine Nn5abl @eidiiee ncbit elmer
Menge fleiner @offen fiel Den Sic
germ ais @eute IN ole S0nbc. 9ie
&egiernngs : Sruppen e~rlitten einelt
@erluit bon 16 9ooten unbGerlpu,i.
oeteil.
Die Staot MaceoriS ipiro Su1oI
icr nnb al 2ano nugegriffen. Mon-
gel an Munition mar Die llriafe Scr
Hieberfoge Der Sniurgenten.
Santo Somingo 0, 16. Scbr.
Scy Weih;;,,e .ses on,cr;for;sms,,
'0re,,,ers Tnh,n,h;oa fs;htc d.,
frnn,S,i;d,cr Ton,nfer h;e, ,s;ns a..
h,,,,o DO Mco;er,,na p 5oesrr,M TX. ;o,,,
S;c Sn,,,roente' S,ort;ers o,,I,er.
hob Spr gtoSt 9eh Son, Mcieebt
fehrte,, hie NIT %flirocnSs,n
Sn;el in Sic Stpat ,,,rIa
~
uncleNS oms gtn hrcttcn.
Gan Oomingo, %. sSebr.
ll,tcr Dem @eleit oes anlcrifonii6en
&rcu3ers .Gcporf" traf geltern ser
9ampfcr Der Glpbe Qinie .9sen.
2Jorf" bier elm iinb Scr @eionotc
pttpeu ipies BEN eapitdn bes Sdifz
fcs on, ieincn Gorao drf Dem Qnoi
aps5ulaocn. Bon Dem @~elonotcn
IopcH unb Dem eomntnnoouten
Miacr luar nit ocn ,Snilraenten uno
Ser Meaieruna elm llebercinfomnlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-23

smerifuniidc seeiaoaten nmO@Ioa-
ioden lanoen mo ucrtreiben oic
aebeaen aus i4rcn stcaunacn.
Die llriode ocs einidrcitens.
Siege Der aeaicrinaStruppcn
in ninnr enfid,niAe,S n,, SAG.M
The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-03
little Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

jer, the jeweler.
class repair work at I'ester's.
LYONS is confined to his room
Dess.
i showing OF the new dress
sls. a j. Park.
,,uer Dea,herage made a busi-
ip to Denver Monday.
% YOU seen the latest In iron
ads at Kemmerer's Department
for waists and shirt waist
The new styles are exquisite.
palk.
be comfortable, pretty and
coucbes at Kemmerer's De-
ent store.
louisville and Lafayette coal,
rer ton, So. rs one.half ton. f.
KINNEY Il Co.
". Orvis OF Denver was in
y Monday, representing the
krn Packing COMPANY.
A. Williams of Greeley Is mov-
o Pecos, n. NJ. where he will
e in the cattle business.
Eaton OF Eaton was in Cree
\turday and he said times were
better in that neighbol heod.
bert Reynolds returned to Gree
Sturday night after fortniRht's
in the southern part OF the
open meeting Of the Euterpeau
will be held at the home Of
Mayher Thursday evening,
! TO.
|ny II. Shaw, who has been in
)go on business for the past ten
is expected home the latter
Ci this week.
|e next meeting Of the w. G. T
|ill be held at the home OF Mrs.
PIuf, lo29 Fifth street, uesday,
D S, at 2:30 p. N
le Loyal Mystic Legion give a
Pr and entertainment IN Hurl-
ball this evening from 5 to 8
ok. Admission to all. 25 cents
illiam Rowe, state stock inspec-
Dr this section, says that mango
lite prevalent amung cattle, but
h'ulness and dipping are keeping
,m spreading
W, Watson and Guy Watson Of
mont, who have bought the
farm six and a half miles ca. t
'eeley, have moved to their new
sslons and are ready for business.