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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
EXCURSIONS BRING MANY
N. w. Merchants Rates Attractive-Reg-
Istratlon List.

Late registrations at the office Of Secre-
tar-y F. H. Forker of the northwestern
merchants first spring excursion are as
follows:
Mrs M. e. Camls, Mrs. George Dawson.
Lidgerwood N. D.; P. o. Peterson, w. A
Olson, Cambridge, Mimi; Fl. A. Appe-
gard, H. J. Christensen, Milan; George A.
and Mrs Newbert, Mora; o. K. Sebo. Min
neota; L. D. Farley, Olivia; John Gibbon,
c. P. Benson, J. McShane, Turton; N. P.
Grunnet Stewart; Mrs o. S. Humes, Du-
luth; c. S. Cox, Marshall; NJ. M. McEWen,
Fargo N. D.; e. A. Kartoch, Alexandria,
Mimi. G. NJ. Walters, Broweryille; F. II.
Behnke, New Ulm, G. H. Knowles, M. b.
Brown, Castleton, n. D.; .. 0. and Mrs.
OConnor, ST. Thomas; s. D. Bostwick,
Grand Forks; E. Erickson, Cooperstown;
Claus Highestreet, Fl. Rust, 14ennox, S.
D.; Mrs. w. II. Fraivley, Eau Claire,
Wis; J. and Mrs. Schuneman, Hutchinson,
Mimi: e. S. Neal, Clearwater; w. III.
Gally, st. Cloud; Nels and Mrs. Guam.
New London A. Fl. Fingle, New Paynes-
Vile; M. J. Nelson, Myers; w. G. Bonn,
Buffalo Lake; G. Frigaard, Iumbrota G,
S. Pierce, Graceville; G. Martinson, Hen
ming: F. La Barr, Owatonna; A. B.
Smith, Wood Lake; J. A. Campbell, Ell. E.
Thielbar, Dundas; G. Hanson, CLAUS Han
son, Montevideo; C. f. Lemon, NORTH
Branch; 0. G. Zimmerman, Brownton; A
G. Fitschen, Lake City; J. J. Geib, Glare
City; e. B. Olson, Leeds, N. D.; Q. S
Gunderson, Bfnford: N. Fl. Satran, J. HI
Berg, Cooperstown; H. NJ. and Mrs. Nc
Donald, Valley City; G. A. Luce, j. p
Erickson. o. y. Wakeman. Fargo; Fl. W
zickwick, Iroquois, 8. D.; A. A. Horton
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
SAW JAPS GETTING READY
j, p. BOWLING WAS IN JAPAN IN
DECEMBER-EVEN CHILDREN
WE'RE PLAYING AT WAR.

Descriptions Of the vast prepare
lions for armed defense and offense
which have been made by Japan dur
ing the last two years are given by ).
P. bowling Of Tacoma, one of the
managers of the Northern Steamship
companies, who is visiting DR.. lgna-
thus Donnelly in ST. Paul.
He toured Japan last December
after having lived seven years IN
China and was most impressed with
the military spirit Of the Japs and
their immense activity in preparing
for war which they seemed to be
most eager to enter into.
The very children were parading
the streets in military garb, and thou
sands Of workmen were daily
strengthening the immense fortifica-
tions about the ports. It Is his opln-
ion that when the war between Japan
and Russia breaks out Japan will soon
be able to cut the Trans-Siberian rail-
way, thus separating the Russian
army in the east from it's base of sup
plies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
S. A. E.. HOLDS BANQUET
Fraternity Men at Convention Close 81
ennial Session..

Fraternity Men at Convention Close BIZ
ennial Session.
After a busy day of sight seeing around
the city and at the university, the dele
gates to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater-
nifty convention gathered around the BAN
quet board at the West hotel Saturday
evening The function was an entire sue
cess and with song and story and good
fellowship reigning supreme the "fraters'
closed their biennial session. G. e. Shell
den of Sterling, Ill, was POSTMASTER. R
A.. Allen of Chicago, spoke on Province
Delta; I; E. Artz Of Purdue, told OF Fra
ternity Spirit; j.. W. Coon Of Franklin
Ind, spoke on Expansion; East ant
West" was the subject assigned to w. J
Waterman Of Chicago; William G. Kae
ser of the University Of Illinois, talked
about the National Convention; "Th
Alumni" was the toast to which Loui
G. Cook Of Minneapolis, responded; viii
liam G. Levere, the eminent supreme arch
on Of the fraternity, Of Evanston, ILL.,
spoke on Stigma Alpha Epsilon"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
D. PATCH's CLOSE CALL
Great Horse Rescued From Burning Barn

Great Horse Rescued From Burning Barn
Just In Time.
Dan Patch, the famous PAGER, had q
narrow escape from fire in his barn at
$500 Portland avenue yesterday afternoon.
The fire started between the hayloft and
the false ceiling Of the coachman's room
and the flames had gained good Roadway
before they were discovered. Mr.. Savage
and Judge c. B. Elliot saw the fire from
the house and started for the barn. but
were only in time to see Charles Plu1nmer
and Joseph Drager leading the great horse
out of the barn. All three were well
smoked but otherwise unframed. AS Dan
Patch is considered a member of the
household at the Savage residence there
was a general rejoicing when it was
learned that ne had suffered no injury.
The property loss was not heavy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
MORE THAN PLEASED
An Educational Editor Praises Mlnneapo.
lis Industrial Work.


In letter acknowledging the receipt Of
a box containing samples Of industrial
work by the school children Of MinneapO-
lis, Eva D. Kellogg, editor Of Primary
Education, speaks most glowingly in
praise Of the work. From the tone of her
letter she is fairly enraptured with the
display. The box was sent to her by Miss
M. Adelaide Holton, supervisor, of pr1-
mary work, and contained samples Of rug
weaving, basketry and similar work done
by children in their daily classes.
II took out piece by piece writes Miss
Kellogg, land gloated over 1t as a miser
does his gold. 1t is beautiful I've seen a
good deal of this sort Of work, but I am
sure never saw any so absolutely perfect
How firm it all is-and how artistic!
can just see the children as they did It,
believe in this sort of work with all my
heart and 1 know the influence Of hand
work on head work." 'a.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
ARBITRATEs DOG FIGHT
The Contestants Were Ladies' Who Dis
agreed Over Fldo's Possession.

The Contestants Were Ladies' Who Dis
agreed Over Fido's Possession.
Detective George Sinclair was called up
on yesterday to arbitrate a dispute be-
tween two North Minneapolis women over
the possession of an Eskimo dog.
One of the women purchased the dog at
a pet stock show in Chicago last fall.
About three days after his arrival here he
ran away and later was picked up by a
family living near Keegans lake. An
other North Minneapolis lady was riding
in that vicinity and taking fancy to
the animal bought and took it home. But
the dog ran away again and was picked
up by his original owner.
Purchaser No. 2 learned of the dogs
whereabouts and the lively debate fol-
lowed. Sinclair awarded the dog to the
fret owner
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
This will Interest Many.

F. w. Parkhurst, the Boston pub
Usher, says that if any one afflicted with
rheumatism in any form, or with neu-
ralgia, will send their address to him
at 804-44, Winthrop Building, Boston,
Mass, he will direct them to q per-
feet cure. He has nothing to sell or
give; only tells you how he was cured,
after years of search for relief. Hun
dreds have tested it with success.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
WORKMAN BECAME INSANE.

John Johnson, % years old, went In.
sane while working at the st. Paul gas
works Friday night and ran screaming
out of the building. He was caught and
taken home by his fellow workmen, but
escaped from the house Saturday morn
ing. physician says his trouble Is the
result of religious meditation. Johnson
constantly thinks some one is trying to
kill him, and when locked up he tried
to choke himself with a towel.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
DROWNED IN THE RIVER

An Unknown Man Loses His Life In
st. Paul. !.
A man, whose identity has not yet been
learned, fell thru a hole in the ice in the
river below the Broadway street piers in
st. Paul early Sunday morning. He was
crossing the river on the ice and did not
see an open space until too late. His calls
for help brought no assistance. The police
are trying to learn who the man was,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
CoNcoRDIA 80 YEARS OLD
st. Paul Singing Society Holds Its An
nual BANQUET,

The thirtieth anniversary Of the organi-
cation Of the Concordia Singing society Of
st. Paul was celebrated at Mozart hall
La st night by a concert and ball.
The musical program was of unusual ex-
cellence including several numbers by the
society's mixed chorus Of fifty voices and
several vocal and instrumental solo num-
bers which were enthusiastically encored.
Bernhard w. Boenisch briefly sketched the
history Of the organization Ten Of the
original members are still alive. At this
time the society has f1fty-fiye active and
more than 200 passive members.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
A CARTOONIsT AT WORK
Alton Packard's Entertainment at Y. N
" C. A. Tuesday,.

c. A. Tuesday.
Alton Packard at the Y. NJ G. A. to-
night will draw a curious audience
with his sketch lecture on Uncle Sans
Folks" curious to see real cartoonist and
his method of working. Some of Mr..
Pac:.ard's other accomplishments are sing
ing and piano playing. With these he
Iivens up his talks. Several easels, big
sheets Of paper, seven feet square, large
canvases, and a lot Of artists parapher-
MALTA make the stage setting novel and
interesting. The platform at the Y. M. c.
A. will be for the time an atelier. The
Packard lecture is one in the regular Y
M. c. A. winter course Of popular enter
tainments, the sixth. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the door or at the store of the
METROPOLITAN Music company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08

Do not suffer from sick, headache
a moment longer It is not necessary.
Carriers, Little TLiVer Pills will cure
you. Dose, one little pill. Small
price. Small Dose Small pill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
Reduced Rates to New York and Re-
turn via the Baltimore & Ohio

Account Of Spring Meeting Mer-
chants Association at New York, tick
cts will be sold from Chicago at one
and one-third fare for the round trip,
on certificate plan.
Dates of sale, Feb. to 10 inclusive
and Feb. 27 to March inclusive. Ger
tificates for return tickets will be
honored within 80 days. Stop-over in
both directions at Washington, D. c.,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. For
further information address r. c.
Haase, NV. r. p. A.. st. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08

New York and Return, $3.50 via The
'tNorth- Western Line"
Tickets on sale Feb. 9Th to 10th in
elusive. For sleeping car reservations,
tickets and other information call at
city ticket office, 900 Nicollet avenue,
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
WIN. G. WEST DEAD
Cashier Of West Publishing Company Dies
at AGE of SO.

at Age Of 86.
William Carter West cashier Of the
West Publishing company of st. Paul, and
father Of John B. and H. D. West,
organizers Of the company died yesterday
at his home, 653 Grand avenue, at the age
of Sc years. Mr.. West went to ST. Paul
in 1871 and engaged in mercantile business.
Shortly afterwards he was made pay
master for the st. Paul & Duluth railroad
which position he held until the organizing
of the West Publishing company by his
sons when he became cashier for the con-
Germ. holding the position until his death.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08

Estelline; M. F. varris, Eau Claire, Wis.
John Legler, Juda; J. L. Miller, Graceville
P. A. Rolig, Hutchinson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08

Mrs. Charles Smith Of Jimes, Ohio,
writes: I have used every remedy for
sick headache I could hear of for the
past fifteen years, but Carter's Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all
the rest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-08
Cost? Not One Penny !!
How then?

It your thinking machinery working nothing else will
be- opinions
There is power within you that and will work
the fool of silent and let the higher
mind operate you
Telephone Grocer package of Postum Grape Nuts
find the little book read and word for you will find
eternal facts there worth-wel,
TRY Tr-cosTs NoTHINdl
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SeiratbS. 2iecn5cn.

Die iolgcnoen SeirotbS Sicei5en
murbeit geitern polll Glerf oeS Gom.
mon Eleos.@ erihtS 1~isgeitellt:
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Sobn Is. Srenl, q, unb Soiie q,
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Sefpell, Nr. S2i, 2. Npenue.
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Garter, Nr. 1923. Sborp.S troBe.
Semis @orluno Boligbon, 81.
9larfsburg Wn., iinb @enena Wil.
burn, 81 Accommodating, Wo.
Sobn Sones, 80, Nr. 1922, slis'
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Su bcrfancn in SIt.N a /.
timore. - Sene pradtigen 5iuei.
It0digcn &Guier arl aenipooo-ap
spiihcn Sairmount-I benne II. Sap.
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sSlpcifeI Die oin 9eiten gebautenSGll.
fer in Baltimore fir Dos @eIo, emf.
DoIten feds 3imnter, gaoe5immer II.
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gen nnb .Srcppe, granolitiide Ser.
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Iter. @runo3inS $3.50 pro Sabr.
6 oiparo s. Gallagher.
0ai,meilter.
Tr. 1888. Oit.YaItimoreitrabe.
GaniS-)
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@cridJtc ans Scm Snnerm Mars.
ianO'S uno ben a%ngrcu5cmocn +
Staatcn.
q B lie B II.

Sn 6rpItburg lit 6rau G%liIabetb
WihburIt I'M Otter bon 81 Sobren gez
Itprben. Die 8eritorbene betrieb bis
Dor bier Sqbrsn elm @roceriegei6dftri
in OfsYaltimore uno pobnte so
Sabre baIelbIt. Sbr Mann ftarb boz,
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ter; bic Satin bes grs MaDors 9enrs
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auf elmer Spa5ierfabrt orei Meilen
bon Wilksbarre, pa, ben Strabenz
rdubern iiberfallen, Die nit Wertbs
fa6en i'm 9etrage bon $1,000 enttdi
men. Oa5 @bepadr pat ben Jlub
entlang 9eFa9ren, nm iidj bic @isbils
bungen dn5uieben, unb tefano ii9 ges
gen 3 ubr duf Der Seim.ebr auf Der
belebten Gbauhee, als ptDblih aus eis
mem @ebiiI6 an Der Seite Der Gbauisg
lee 5pei Wdnner berporipransen, Die
mostirt Iparen unb bon benen ieber
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bate. &iner BON i6ner padte Die
pferbe bel ben 73iigeln. Der anbere
iprdng aui ben Sritt bes Wagens uab
belt Weibentorn ben Hepolper Dor
ben appi. Scr nit Sbren Wertbs.
iaden, uao fdneq." Idgte er. Oils
WeiBentprn nit benz Wunm perbanz
feln nollte. pieoer9olte Der elbe feline
5oroeruug nit ~bro9enoer Stimme,
i@pprauf iGta Weibentorn einen ieiner
5rau g%sbOrenoen 0iamontrins poni
$500 Werth iiber9ab, feline eieene gols
bens llbr i'm Wertbe BON 5000, cine
0iomantncbel bon $75 Wertb, $25
in 8udr urb ieine9rieftdide nit 5tpei
certifi3irten gbeds. Damn befablen
bic Rduber Dem paar, 70 I9nell als
mO9lid tpeiter gu fabren. Ipransen a6
uno liefen bapon. Die Strube mar
3uidlliger Weife gan3 menIhenleer.
uno We!bcntorn fu6r I6nea une
mad.e Der Yoli5ei Mittbeilung bon
bsm 8orfa1. Dor sipSi Sdeen erItI
mar Sobn 9artitolpsti an oerfelben
SteIe iiberfaIen unb isines Ninges,i
ieiner ll9r uno elmer Summe 8aars
geloes berdubt iporben.
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Nus Canton nnb Sisblanotolun.
Neres &clielbous fir Die nNotionoI.
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nit ciliem Tollfiong bon ctlpo 1872
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Charles 9cnc5e, Sngenieur Der Ban
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rllng fam. Gr lpllroe ld)iuer oer-
bronnt ms yStobt . Soipitol" &c.
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gugcnlidt perlicren miro.
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brod)t iproen.
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an eoit.apenue, nnbe 0iaon.Str.
Canton Srn. Geo. 3eberlein NIT
SRI. Mnna BELL. 5rou5engen iunret
ST.. Y. q. giittner uno Satin. Die
Heiiperm1blten neroen an Der /.
Apenie uno 1G. Sirabe mcbnen.
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GobouboIbe hluer bc-b
trait. - Sn Der oltlihell Yoli5ei.
%ltotion itroite geltern Nobnlittngi2
Squire" @orlano bier Hooaubriioer
bon Olt.9oltimore lhfuer, ood) moreit i
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gtr. los, Siio-Gutnm. StraBe. 81 rs
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StrnBe, ollf ein Subr nob ocntlelbeH {
pGrbolungsorte" mo p%eroonnerte DC.
rem min6er gefGbrlide auntponeb-
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Goeu.S trnBe, nno :. {. Nagan pollu,
9tr. y. Siie-9ono-Str uBe, 81 ie orei
Wonoten @ef1ngnib. Die getonl.
ten Gier begoben iid) an Diontoa
Nbeno oii cine Spribtour, idlugen Z
III Der @irtbid)uit ocs Geo. Z. Sorris.
Nr. A. Siio.Gentrul- Huerute, Nlle8lt
fur5 mo flein mo oenlolirtelt ollBcr.
Dem ole Seititcr bon led)S ,S%relloensul
hGiiicrn an DER @otlon.S trobe. NeIts
fomp rrbielt Die bod)ite Strnie. lpcit,i
er SdrrlS. 0eft Ntrfb, mtBhuitDeltc,
mo Ioriep brnmmt 8 Wonate lG,uir
ger. ais leine onoeren bciben Stunt,
porcn, lueil or eineu a%oltg1nger oes,e
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idlllH. 80.
Die Stuatsmil ii miro Jest
boIO iiir lire 3ienIte, Die lie luobrenoln
mo ypei Wodlen nad) Dem ,Seler Der
Stu0t Baltimore luiomete, ponlu
/ Stunt 9e5nblng erbulten, Sie ooS
totbige @clo, $4,000. perfuinigcnoc3
@iQ, lit I'M Senot DER 8eiebgebung
giinltig einberihtet poroelt.
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geltern gornlittoa inn ~~3ooloailten (
8orten" int o9ruio.oiu"Yarf 5nrat
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Son See nno Safcn.

lien.
Cine GuBcrit intcrciiontc Stotiltif
lit bieienige, IN mel6er ollBcr Dem
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aus benz oelltifen Hcide-nidt 5li
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Ginpnnberlm9 iiber oeutidle Soien
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10 @%n9ldnocr, AZ 6rou5oien, / @ric'
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2itballer, I ltngnrlL 52o2 Holcn, 4G
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nier. llntgefebrt obcr lino III Die
%creinigtcn Stooten 1860 9eutIhc
aus onbcrcn 8ebietc ais Dem beilts
iden Hcihc eingelpnnocrt, dip
mebr ais ms Dem Hcide lelbit, mo
spar 1857 aus Seitreih- ltngarl,
II aus 9clgien, 3 aus 9dnemarf.
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borolii bin, ooB man boS bcutld)e
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n.itt rid)tig id,0ben fam, mcnn mon
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pier YNrin5cilin Siftprio 2uilile" at.
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Nem.Dorf om II. Ipril 5iir 6obrt
nod ocn A5orcn, Wtoociro, @ibrol.
tar, Nl9ier. Ncopcl nio @enio.
Dies lit cine %ionloic @%cle9enbeit filr
Sorriltcn, Die nod Stolicn fobrcn
mo1cn, ga 1cnii9eno 3eit fir 9eli6.
ti9ltng Scr peridiebcnen SGfen aege-
ben lit. Der Gompier lit lett letter.
$onuor 5piihcn Nelu 9orf unb
gSeitinoien gafobren mo ilber 600
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sic tropiihcn Snicln beiilht. Der
Compiler febrt oml .. Gpril nod)
Nclp.Oorf 6llrild.
Neuer 3olIfutter I'M er =.
meas.
Scr l,cilc 3oltfuttcr nWoboipf. 4"
iucld)er bon Der Sirmo SriN0 & SO.
1ebdilt mllrbc, fam gcItetn Nod)nlit'
tag int Soien @oltinlore's all. Gr
miro olli Der 3olfutter Citation 5t
Curtis Vop %ltotlonirt lelll.
Nbfa6rt Scr .9reSlou."
Der Gontpier .9reslou" ppn'
oNorobcutiten 2lopb" iGbrt belte
No6nlittog nm . llbr nit 70 3pi-
ihenoeds- unN folgcnocn &oiilten.
Eoiiogicren pom bier nod) 9remen
5uriif: 5rnu Wortbo @pblnloder,
Grl. Gliic @einSoorier uno Srn.
NcrIui 2cuo bon Baltimore, Sri.
Wirno Hottfe, 6roit Toiine NltB
bon Cincinnati, Ohio, unb Srn. nno
Sroil @ottllcb llnlolo bon Detroit,
Did.
Ger Compiler oGoiiel" pom .Torb'
beutid)cn Hlopo" miro onI 9onner'
ito9 bier nit elmer All5obl Gaiiiten.
mo 3lpildenbeds Yoliogiere ~eintref-
len.