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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06
IN THE FIELD.

The county conventions of the
two political parties finished
their work last Wednesday even
ing. and their nominees are now
in the hands of the people. Both
parties have put up the best men
they could find, and trust to the
verdict of the people to bear out
their assertions. Of course there
are some in both parties who are
dissatisfied, but what a curious
world it would be, politically and
otherwise, if a body of men in
convention assembled could unite
in a manner to please the people
as a whole. From now on till
election day the virtues of each
candidate will be extolled to the
masses, who hold their political
destinies in their hands. In the
matter of the county ticket,
friendship often brushes aside
all political feeling, but in ma
tional politics the general trend
is for Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
There is no denying the fact that
a Republican tariff has placed a
safeguard around the American
artisan and laborer, that is inn
pregnable against the assaults of
the pauper labor of Europe. In
the State of Nevada the tariff
makes the sheep and cattle bust
ness profitable. 1t makes a profit
for the ores taken from our
mines, touches with life numer-
Gus other industries, and still
prices to consumers are lower
than they ever We're before the
tariff was levied. The only
President we ever had who has
really known the West is Roose-
welt. During his administration
we have received more legisla-
tive and administrative attention
than ever before. And this has
been due mostly to his personal
influence. So long as he is
President the interests of the
West will have in Washington
their strongest advocate. There
is not another man in America,
in either party, of Presidential
rank, who combines intelligent
appreciation and active interest
in Western affairs to the extent
that President Roosevelt does.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06
Notice Of Appointment and to Creditor:

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
P. NJ. Baker. was on the Both day of August
Geo. w. Baker, deceased, by the Fourth Judi
eial District Court Of the State of Nevada, in
and for White Pine County. and has qualified
as such executor.
All persons having claims against said de-
ceased, must, within three months from the
first publication OF this Notice, file the same
with the Clerk of the Aforesaid Court, with the
necessary vouchers. Any claim not SO filed
will DO forever barred.
+, NJ. BAKER,
Executor of said estate.
Chas a. Walker, Attorney for Exector.
disqualification sth, 1904; last publication
october 9Th, 1894
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06

The "Rump' convention of
the malcontents of Nevada has
placed the name of r. Sadler at
the head of it's ticket and filed
the nomination with the Secre-
tary of State. The Democratic
party will pay the campaign ex-
penses of the "Rump" candi-
dates.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06
Notice of Appointment and to Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
1904, duly appointed executor OF the estate OF
w. G.. Lyons, deceased, by the Fourth Judicial
District Court of the State of Nevada, in aud
for White Pine County, and has qualified as
such executor.
All persons having claims against said de-
ceased, must, within three months from the
first publication of this Notice, file the same
with the Clerk of the aforesaid Court, with the
necessary vouchers. Any claim not SO filed
will be forever barred,
w. N. McGILL,
Executor of said Estate.
Chas. A. Walker, Attorney for Executor.
Dated, Fly, Nevada, September, lst, 1904.
First publication Sept. s, last publication Oct.
9th, 1904.
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SOLID FOR ROOSEVELT.

It is easy to credit the reports
from the Chicago Republican
branch headquarters that the
poll of the voters Throughout the
West shows a heavy preponder-
ance for Roosevelt. This is ex-
actly what the country had a
right to expect. The Republi-
cans are helped in the West in
two ways in this canvass. Roose-
welt has a positive strength
throughout the whole of this To-
cality. Parker is about the weak
est candidate in the Western
States that the Democrats could
have selected. When Parker
was nominated the feelings of
the Western Democrats We're not
taken into consideration at all.
1t was assumed that Parker
would be less weak in New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut than
the other ~aspirants, and he was
nominated on that account. The
East dictated his candidacy.
Chairman w. r. Hobbs of the
Kansas State committee says
Roosevelt will beat that 2 $1,000
plurality which Mckinley got in
that Statein 1900. As the poll
in Kansas has been virtually fin
ished, his word on this point is
entitled to weight. Governor
Bailey had a lead in 1902 of al
most twice McKinley's margin
of 1900, which shows that the
prospect of an old-fashioned Re
publican majority in Kansas this
year is bright, Roosevelt ought
to beat that $4,000 lead of 1902,
especially as he has always been
a particular favorite in the Sun
flower State. 1t was Kansas
which started the boom for him
in the Philadelphia conyentionof
1900 which swept him, against
his will, into the Vice-Presi-
dency.
Throughout Nebraska, Colo
RADIO. Iowa, Montana, Oregon,
California, Idaho, Nevada and
the entire West, Roosevelt will
not only polt the full Republican
vote, but he will get the support
of many Democrats. The Demo-
Gratis, recognizing this condition,
have given up the canvass in the
West. Not even Indiana or Wis
consin are to be contested by the
Democrats except in the most
perfunctory way. However, the
Republicans will not be lulled
into any feeling of security by
the Democrats dependency. The
Republicans will make a canvass
in every Western State which
will recall the days when many
of those States we're in serious
doubt. The object is not to win
by a small lead, but to roll up a
majority which will be memoir
able for it's dimensions.
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Notice Of Hearing Of Final Account.
In the Fourth Judicial District
Court OF the State OF Nevada,
in and for White Pine
County.

In the matter of the estate Of WILLIAM
HAYES, deceased.
HoTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice is hereby given that the final account
of Ellen Hayes, the Special Administrator of
the estate Of William Hayes, deceased, has been
that the Goth day OF september, 1901 at 10
o'clock A. NJ of said day, has been appointed
the time for the hearing OF the said account.
at which time any person interested in said
estate may appear and enter objections and
contest the same.
NEIL MUNRO, Clerk.
Dated September 10th, 1904.
has A. WALKIR, Atty for administrator
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06
Notice Of Hearing Of Final Account.
In the Fourth Judicial District
Court OF the State of Nevada,
in and for White Pine
County.

In the matter Of the estate Of W g.. LYONS,
deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the final account
OF W. NJ. McGill, the Special Administrator of
the estate of W. G., Lyons, deceased, has been
rendered do 1he saio court ior settienlehti ana
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, has been appointed
the time for the hearing of the said account,
at which time any person interested in said
estate may appear and enter objections and
contest the same.
NRIL MUNRO, Clerk.
Dated September 10th, 1904,
CHAs. A. WALKER, Atty. for administrator
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06

Democra y has a new name.
1t is Parkeracy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06
Notice Of Appointment and to Cred tors

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Ellen Hayes was on the 30th day of August,
duly appointed executrix of the estate OF VIM.
Hayes deceased, by the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court Of the State of Nevada, in and for
White Pine County, and has qualified as such
exeoutrix.
All persons having claims against said de-
ceased, must within three months from the
first publication of this Notice, file the same
with the Clerk of the aforesaid Court, with
the necessary vouchers. Any claim not SO
filed will be forever barred,
ELLEN HAYES,
Executrix OF said Estate.
Chas. A. Walker, Attorney for Executrix.
Dated Ely, Nevada, Aug 30, 1904.
First publication Sept, Sth 1904; last publiea-
ton October 6, 1904,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06

Democrats claim their party is
the party of acts. What has this
party ever done for Nevada that
it should claim any recognition
in this State.
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NOTICE TO

am now prepared to haul all W estern
reight from Wells to Ely and Cherry Greek.
All parties desiring me to receive their goods
at Wells will please request shippers to mark
same care J. $. Cazier." and it will be
promptly delivered to me. | am prepa red to
handle everything in the way o { freigh t, 'and
guarantee good service. All charges win be
prepaid by me at Wells.
u.s.. CAZIER
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CARD.

Is candidate for the
NDrr n-nA Office of County Clerk
NELL hO at the ensuing cleo
tion in November.
lie favors the election OF tho candidates on
the National Democratic Ticket and the State
Democratic Silver Party Ticket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06
COUNTY DIRECTORY,

The following are the county officers
OF White Pine county:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06

1t is a we'll known fact that the
Democrats know they have lost
New York. That is the reason
they are making such strenuous
efforts to carry Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-10-06

The people of Nevada owe
themselves a duty, They can
repay this duty by electing Geo,
S. Nixon to the United Stat es
Senate.
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Beniionen.
Maihinaton, Is. Ssan.

Ger slbaeoronete Suaotpnp ucr
g1elp Sontpibire. Ioriitenoer oes So
mites fir ,5npaIioen Feniiouen. Ieatc
Dem Saitie einen @eieeeutDuri Dor.
peIder beitilunt. boB ieoer Soloat
ipeIder 80 Gage oiente nno oas Alter
BON So ,Sobren erreidt bat IS; init
66 Sahren $40. uno nit so Ssabrer
$12 monatIi6 erbGIt. AuBeroem iol
len iold)e, loeId)e 5iuei Sabre ooet
barber bisntsn. in isosr Der onees..
benen aItcrsihifen 50 monotIih nlebi
erboltei.
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aelu cine groke SterbIi6teit bsrOoree'
rufen. 0as Hationaltomite Der Ius
oubons8 8ereine bat nun an bic aiaeris
tonifde SinoerpeIt einen @ufrai trs
IafIen uno tie Gufssforbert, iYabrsno
Der itrenger 8Gite bic BOsel su fiittern.
Die ssBteten Ieiben nur iperig mter
Der SGIte. 70 longs lie Nohrnng itns
ben uno ihre nprmale Sempera.ur pos
our6 beibebaIten t0nuen. 0ie ainoer
tperoen sebeten. Den @oeeIn an fir Oisie
leidt 5ugGngIi6en pldbeu 6utter 5n
itreuen uno Die urmsn lbiers Dor benz
Sun9ertpoe gu bepabren.
y ia brli6es Experiment.
gInu 9Lrbor. 0fi6.. y. San.
SebSebn Siuoenten Der bpm6opos
tbiiden 2tbtbeiIun9 Der llniperittdt
Don Wiifigan. babsn Iih ais @eriubs>
obiette dn9ebpten. nm Elm @egengift
fir Elm @ift gu f;nben, beFsn 9utur
ncr ibnen eebeim seboIten ru.be. 0os
Experiment Ipu nah @erlauf zines
Won0ts feinen Nnfang nebmen uno
brei Wonate oduern. Sm gnfang
min man nur gang tIeine Dozen aeben.
iie oonH ober aIlmGbli9 pererObern
uub bic Snmptpme gendu beobadten.
0as Experiment ipirb bon Or. 6. &.
Sberibaff eeleitet tperbeu.
BON ben Stubenten, lpelde 1tf als
@eriudspbiette semeloet buben. ioIlen
nur bisienigeiI unsenommen tperben,
tpeIfe poIItommen eeInuo iinb. Sbre
eetpobnte 2tbensptiie tDnnen iie forts
feben, nit Der Qlusnahme iebO6. odb
Der @enub aItpboIifder 9etrGnte uns
teriast iit. 0as Rauden iit ni4t psr'
bpten.
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Our6 brenner.
BbiIaoelpbio, 2S. San.

Uancure Rp"uIon unb Sarah
6iIpn @bel, beibe Der glriItotrdtie
gaItimprs's angeboria, Iinb nad Gbes
tier, pa. entInufen. no Wdpor 9ou>
ton Die 9rduun9 poII5og. Die ppIis
aei iu6te Die 1rduung gu Oerbiubern.
aber bas iunee U}doden betpies, bdB
es ous Qsiebli4e Nlisr errsidt Edtte.
Die Nuiter sritien tur5 na9 Der
9rouunq anf Der Scene.
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Bon ben pbilippintn.
qI}nuiIn 27 cEnu

Der Gjeneral @incsnt 2utban. Der
friiber auF Der SuIelSarnar ieiu Beien
trieb uno bic glufhdno. pon Salangiu
onaettelte, 1T in Munilo oerboftet
poroeu. @r ion fi9 nit 9Omes Ris
carbe ososn bic Resiernns Der Der.
Staat.n perIbtporen unb beren Sturs
eepldnt hdben.
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s obes 9lIter.
gfefp Dorf, 2S. Sal

&otberinc Gcnoaa Steele, Die tl.e.
ite sSrnu in Nep @ompibire lit IN
ibrer @obniing in SpnOeboro eeitor.
ben. sic NOR t03 Sabre alt. gllI
elm beionoeres greigniB hires 2eberS
be5eid)ncte lie cine 8egegmlug mi
2ofonette i'm Sabre 1924.
@inlobung 3um 9 9iiBen.
feTfe
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6enator 8ietri6.
Omaha. Nebr.. q. osan

Der 8unbes Senator Charles 8.
Oietri8 1T nab Daibinston abgereiit,
nm bem Senat iiber ben StrafsGoll.
Der gegen i'm oprlag, iotpie iibtr bic
bdmit perbunoenen Neb.numitdRoe
dusiii6rli6 8erift gu sritdttsn. Serr
Dietrid mar betanntIi9 dngstlagt, oIs
8unbes Senator oerbotene 8si9Gfte
gemu6t gu bdben. ipurbe dber tiir3lih
freideiprphen.
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t:t i.in peroen. Die gsrunsliidteu
iinh:
"cSobn Darlington, @oIter sispen=
trift. 6rant Sin, :. 8. Sobelmon,
Wiuiam Miuer. 9bpmas Mc@opern,
@eor9e 9eder. 5rant 2tlter, 4Ifreh
&oepier, SpIepb 3ernp, George 8atsr,
Gbriitopber Siirgsn, Walttr Sanlsn
@t[liam lPerrp. CLARA Boot, George
Glen, @oiIis @ofner, 8irbie S6nel,
.6rI. Spa 8neu3. Qi55ie Clifton, SRI.
oSulta 6. Onerner.
1}ie Sloei Cars Tu6ren in n0rbliher
G.6tune, pGbrenb elm bi9ter Rebel
berr14te. Die rorbere Gar belt an,
neil elm gpnbufteur iic1 nit einem
Sabrsait itritt, Der ni9t be5dblen poG>
te. Die naAfolgenbe Gor fubr ipsit:r.
3tpar lab Der Wotormann bds Sin=
bernib i'm Iebten NugenbIid, dber es
ipar gu ipdt um ben 3uIammenitob gu
permeiben. Die 5ipsite Gar fubr in
bic erits nit elmer lpl6en @jetpaIt bin
elm, bob iie fat bis 5ur Nlitte pors
orano unb ibr eigener borbersr Sbeil
sermdImt unb serfplittert purbe. Der
Motormann Gbriitopher Siirsen ndr
onf ieinem Soften geblieben Gr pirC
feline 8erIesungen ldiperlidb lange
iiberle6en.
Bon BEN unperebt eebIiebenen Pais
fo9ieren brdngten Ii1 Die meiiten ben
@usgdngen gu unb bei bieier @sleeen=
belt geriettan SSrouen unD Wldb6en
unter ibre 6iiBe unb erlitten 8er'
lebungen.
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@obuungen beforoert, nad0cm ibter
Die erite GrStlihe 9ilfe gu 2beil ss=
tporben mar,
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9e0ioro, SSno.. 2S. San.
Die 8sE0roen bssonnen beute mi
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benen eripartet tpirh. DAP iie iiber bi'
lImftdube, tpelde NIT Der @rmorbunc
Der 2ebrerin Sarah S6Gfer in gu
Tummsnbang iteben, ndbere Iustunft
geben f0nnen. Die beiben S9ultna.
ben Mi6aeI M'rpbp unb 6ranl
Sobias 5eigten etne 5erbro9ene Rabel.
pel9e fie 3luei 8lod ppn Der Steat
funoen, mo bic 2eihe lag. Die Raoel
tpurbe als biejenise Der @rmorbeter
ioentifi3irt unb aus bsrgbatfa6e, bot
fie eine iol9e Strede BON benz Srt ges
funbsn purbe, no tpobri6einIih Del
Mprb ftuttfonb. tpirb sei4loifen, bof
fhon am 6unbort Der Nabel bel
&ompf beeann.
Die 8ebDrben nei9en iid1 ieBt bel
Nuiift bin, DAB Der SbGter Elm Negel
mar, Der es auf einen friminellen On:
oriff aboeIelen bate.
SuOionopolis. SSnb.. 2S. Gan.
G(us 2ouispile ipirb aemeloet. baf
Elm Wonn Namens 6arrn 8sbr Dor
unter benz @erbad! perbdftet ipurOe
Sardb Sddfsr ernprbet gu boben
Gr battle @!ut an fsinen 8leiOern uni
&raslpunben i'm Geiicbt
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ginber btt6rouni.
GsIino. 8. q. San.


Selma, g.. q. San.
gei einem 5euer, bas in einsm
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bro6en mar, perbrannten Glnord.
0eorae unb Glpa 5:iiinger. bic ainber
beg FORMERS. Die Whltter. 5rou
6eurp Jeiiinesr. iit itiUsr OerIsbt
0sntider 9aiid9ier se
ito ben.
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I'm Ieinsr Sabine an goro besDom,
piers .Sdnro6er" bonn gtorobeutifer
qlopb nurbs Der aajitterpdNdgit,
Or. Z. z. Qlrtbur Qisbsrtan5 aus gil
rid tobt ouFgsfunbsu QuF eintT
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glaihe W1orpbium, unb man nimm'
6ober an. oaB gsIb'imorb porlisgi
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braltar untsrrsgs nod Genua. Rsopsi
uno Qlerdnorio.
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(99riibergeidhrsn.) n,5loleroni"
oon Asiu yort unisrpess RAD Rciigrs
BAN.
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RarbotfGnrs. 6
Gt 0onis. 2S. SSall

ct. 2olis. 2S, San.
Mi1iam Mannbsim.r aus Gbicoeo.
elm iune.r Nlann BON % Sabren. bers
inludts i'm Worte5iminer oss ltnicns
8obnbofs cine Doiii stdrboIiGure unb
mar balb oarauf eine 2eide. Sn ben
SaI6en oss @sritorbenen iuno man
msbrers 8rieFe BON ieiner Wtutter, TO-
tpie elm Memoronbumbu6, in fpel9em
bas Mort .Sob" msbrere 6unbert Mul
bintsreinanbsr gei6rieben mar. Sine
9risftaIhe entbielt guthrie Re9nun>
gen fir gIumen. Der iunee Mann
mar gut 9etleibet, bate absr nur 6
Gents in Der Sald)e.
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Dionhcttan ta& %. 5nn
Glasr @drouer. Elm 3Galins Der
bieIiQen QderbouibuIe. itiir5te in etnt
9orridhlna. pslts fir Die afitoli
oos beige ggoT'y lieIe:t pnS .g';s: 81
9ops gebrihl.
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ii rQuer=Sctn
4!tsE 4!tsE 1T EittSburg,
INK

Die OFFER oes 0rnbemmnglitfs werben su Gage 8e:
fDrStrt. Nerbdngnknpller Sabnmnfau III ct.
2Duis Der NNprS III Seofpro. Aor. Sait als
nemer Sriegsiefretdr. Oas 1eftamemt oes
assilliomars 1anio 9Sells. 0teme 9emipmem.
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@nsIonb.
2ononn 2s Son

Nonopn .. San.
Die Stttion Der 2ei6c 0bitofer
Wriebts sreub 9srsiFtuna mittelTf
tpdniouren Sails. IS beiBt, bab Ect
Elm IdorfgeIdOener f;AlGufiser RepoI
Der in Ter 9oihe be8 S,IbTimDrbsrs
idnb.
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9 6 6abenfeu.r.
2ouisoiae, Ap., 81.

Soliispille. Ap., q San.
Dos Gobbdro Storage Worebouie
puroe pom 5euer 3eritort, ipel9ts Ell
nen GeIammtperluit BON 1925 900 ans
rihtete.
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Cine gutriar6 in.
Ulenonlinec. 4iidl.. .. ,yol

gienoulnec. Widla 2S. San
5rau Warn G6aisrinsii, bon Der
lire gerpanptsn bsbaupttn. oab II.
125 Sabre aft iti it in Sre1fli on
1otpBibip. 4sHomirts GOuntp, ssitor'
ben.
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R.uer aaubtbat
GprinnfieIh. Sin 2S. eSon

OPINIBIItIU, NSH., 20. 1SIH.
sluf bem rspublitanii9en ~2iebess
feft" tiinoigte StautsfetrstGr RpIe an,
boB er Elm Sanbibat fir bas @mt bes
9ouperneurs fei.
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. q mem art.
Mopenh0acn. 2S ,\n

Der bdniTde @ensraltommiTor fir
Die ct 2ouifer qlusitenuna, SER
Biuiam arup, reiite na9 Rsipgorf ob.
Die oGniIde gluslteIIune lpirb me
itntIidb poIlitGnoiger iperoen, oIs bos
dTfdngs 81 permutben mar. namentIih
IN por3eaans, SiIbers unb Serracottos
Mnartn.
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borens Tiarte mioforb, bic 9od,tsr al
nts rei6en &er5snfabritanten. einot.
lsitet.
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8aibington, 2S. San

Gin Gonite bes Nationalen sc IL
benbunoes Der Ser. Stauten. beitebeno
aus ben Serren Senrp 8roeger. prGis
bent, 5reo Shin unb 6enrp 8ebrens,
Sstretdren unb b.m Grecutipeomite,
madte beuts benz Prdiioenten Rooies
pelt feline gufpurtuns uno iiberreiate
ibm cine GinIobun9 gu o.m bonn II.
big 20. Suni i'm SdiiBsupurt, llniOn
6ia. y. D., itattfinbenoen S9iibenfeit.
Gine eIei9e Ginlaoune purbe bsm
beutfd)en gotihdfter Baron BON
Sternbers iiberreidt. Der prGiiben!
entesgnete, oaB er bielleiht ni6t am
tpeisnb iein tOnne. OaB er aber nabrs
i6einli6 einen Preis itiften tperbe.
2 S9iffslabung bur9 6euer
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Il nruben befiir4tet.
Nlusfnaee. =. z. 2S. LIN

llnruben befiir9tet.
MluSfogee, :. e, IS. Sun.
NIle Qtn3ei9en beuten oarduf bin,
baB bic SSn0ianer i'm fiioli9en Sbeil
oes Serritortums it9 in @lufre9une
befinben. &unbiGafter beri1ten, bab
bic 8eeiopohs ii9 in grober 3abI in
ben Bergen perfammeIn unb nG6tli=
herpeiIe 3rteeesIdnee abbalten. Wan
fiir6tet, bab Die Snat.s iicb ibnen an=
i4lieBen psrben.
Der to BIT eeeldubte prd I.
gelnibii, Ntinn., 2S. San.
SIN 9lpril Dor atpei Sobren umitam=
ben SSreunoe Die 8abre bes 9ol5bduers
sSames pratt. Sept iit er ipobl unb
munter ipiebsr ouf Der 8ilofldde err
I9ienen. Gr langte in 8enibji bon
ouBerbalb an unb gebentt iidh nod
re9t lange ieines Ouieins gu freuen.
Spdt i'm Sftpber bes Sdbres 1901
bottsn 5ipei gBdlbarbeiter ben 8emibii=
Zee in etnem tleinen 3uberbopt befabs
rsn. Wnbern Sdgs fanb man bos Boot
setentert; man fif9te nit groBsn
S9leppneben na9 ben Qei9en, fdnb
absr nur cine berIeIben unb belt ite fir
Die bes 9rott. go ipurbe 3ur 8eerbis
sung sef6ritten. Der 3ufulI bate es
qspollt, bdb gratt on bemielben Gage.
an pelf2m ii4 bus llngliid 3utrug.
f6 duf bic HeiTe na6 Der &iiite bes
StiGIen Nieeres begeben bate. Gr
lieB feitbeni ni6ts bon Ii9 b0ren, bis
tr jeBt nieber in 8emibii eintraf.
@orf9IGgt bes Nurines
Iefretdrs.
8albinGton. IS. SIM
Setretdr W1oonp bal pem Sausco,
mite feline GmpFeblunsen in Marine'
MnqeIegenheiten untsrbreitet. @r Ie9tt
atpei pon bem @enerulratbe Der Murint
in 8etreff Der Neubauten BON SGiffen
aufseitellten gldne Dor. Der erite be
rubt ouf elmer Nuseabe bon $34.000,4
600 unb i6liebt in Iih ben Ban eines
8riegsIhiffes, zines 9epan5ertsn &reua
aers, bret geoedter &reu5er. bier 9ilfss
freu3er, 3ipei aoblenbampfer unb 5iuei
unterieeiihen 8oote. Der 5ipeite plon
iisbt cine 2tusgobe BON $30,000,000
ppr uno' lit Elm Ouplitat oes eritsren
nit 2tusT9fuB BON alpei 6IlfStrsu5ern,
Der Setretdr empfiebt ben Ban BON
Marineitdtiont in @uatauamo, Gubd,
unb Subig 8a1, 3. s., unr perlangt
fir erfteren $12,000,000 unb fir leBs
teren 100000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-01-29
8On @osGbtrpGttist.
St. Goills, do, q. San.

2lls Qrbeitsr sinen Seiper rsinigten.
fpurosn iie Bon 6ds ibsrpdltist ins
foIs, osfsn Mduois 5abil itarb nno
3.bu Qnoers ibiper .rtruntteu. Ul.R
eIaubt jsoo6 ni6t, oab elmer pon ben
5sbn itsrbsn rpiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-01-29
81 o B..
@rcenpille, S,a., Is. San.

OIeellDlues NSll., 20 NSuIt.
Sn feinem Adu9baule, bier Meileu
fiibIi9 ppn bier, fanb man ben 6ar=
nler Charles Gbril erb1ngt unb iteif
e,froren. Die erite MnnGbme, bab er
Sslbitmpro begongen, lpurbe balp fuls
len gelahen, ais man duf ieinem
&ppfe cine tiefe Wunbe unb 8lut in
feinem 9eiidbt enioedte. WabrI6eins
lid lpurbe er :rmoroet unb bann auf>
sebGngt, um einsn etipai9en 8erodht
81 befeitiasn. Die Sbir bes Aduhz
bouies mar BON NuBen eef9lofen.
8ohnunfGlle.
ct. 2ouis, IS. San.
2us DioS, grt., nirO beri9tet. bab
auf bem @eIsiie Der 81. 2ouis, Sron
Wlountoin &c SOutbern 8obn 3ipei
gig. auIommenitisBsn un6 Or. Bert
lep bon gteipport, art, 1et0btet uno
hrei Trauen peripunbst purben.
NJsaoiion, @is., %. sSon.
@uf benz Geleiis hsr Gbicagc &;
g1ortbp,ftern=gabn nabe Gurrp fpuroe
Elm ShIit.en. in lpel4em itdl
g}aitor s. $. Gunp BON Wbea'
ton, feline syrau unb bier 8inber be-
fanben, BON eirsm 3uge 9etroffen uno
bic Gltern unb atpei ainber ouf Der
STEELE astobtet; bic anberen 3ipei &ins
Der IolIen gefGhrlih peripunbst ltiH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-01-29
StrGbsnbabuunfalG.
St. 0oltis. %. eSar

3niI6en 3lpei StrobsHbabnpoasn
Der groabpdn 9ini: fanb Elm 3uIam.
mcHRpB itait unb iibsr 20 perionsn
tru9n gsrIssuneeu odpon. BON bsn.n
mshIsre bon tSotIi9en GoIaen b.aIsis