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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18

of the largest passenger offices in the city,
and is deliberately furnished, 1t has been
fitted out under the direction Of w. B.
Jerome. general Western agent of the
New York Central.
The office will be the headquarters of
the Northwestern representatives of the
Vanderbilt group of railroads. Walter L.
the Michigan Central, 2 WIZ B. Hutter,
Northwestern passenger agent of the Lake.
Shore & Michigan Southern, and Harry
w Browne, city ticket agef1tsd the New
Office = -
The New York Central linaskhave five
similar offices west of Chicago. but that
west. The local representatives will pro-
vide passengers from this city With tick
cts and reservations on HE following
Michigan Southern MiehigaHh Central
Boston e. Albany, Big -Four ittsburg &
Lake Erie and Lake Erie g. Nestern.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
ST. PAUL MEN FIGHT
THE EIGHT-HOUR BILL
Messrs. Beck and Crosby Argue Before
Committees of Congress.

WASHINGTON D. c., March H.
At today's hearing on the eight-hour
bill before the senate committee on
education and labor the speakers in
opposition were J. H. Beck, secretary
of the Jobbers' and Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, of st. Paul, and Wallace
Downey. president of the Metal Trades
association. of New York. The same
bill was opposed in a hearing before
the house committee on labor by Oil
yer Crosby. Of st. Paul. Mimi, and
others
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18

to extend the present line in the same
manner from De Kalb to connection with
the above described line in Lee county.
The result will give the Chicago Great
Western a good line from Chicago to
Peoria and also from Kansas City, Oma-
ha and ST Paul to Peoria. where connec-
ton can be made with east-bound roads.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
succeeds S. RI Stohr.

c. o. johnson. general agent of the
Chicago Great Western at Kansas City,
freight agent to succeed S. E. Stohr, who
is now general freight agent. G. o. john
son is succeeded by ]. H. Lyman, general
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
SEEDS.

Dawley. chief engineer Of the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Co., was made secre-
tary. The following were elected directors:
F. S. Michigan, Montreal; Walter G.
Borg, New York; w. L. Breckenridge,
Chicago; A. W. Johnston, Cleveland; A.
w. Sullivan. Chicago, and George w.
Kittredge, Cincinnati
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
Rock island charasses. e

w L. Hathaway, city ticket and pas
senger agent of the Rock Island at Min
neapolis; has been appointed Il Invest
succeed Fred d. Lyon, Wild WIN become
travelling passenger agent, opposition made
vacant by the resignation of F. III. Beach,
who will go into business With an Eastern
manufacturing company of which his
brother is head. AZ Is. Steece. tTaveling
passenger agert OF the Rock Stand " tn
HEADQUARTERS at Cedar Rapids, iowa, has
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
FL A N ID
S APOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH

Delicate enough for the softest
Ekin, and yet eficacious in removing
kny stain. Keeps the skin in perfect
condition. In the bath gives all the
desirable after-efects of a Turkish
bath. 1t should be on every wash
Stand.
ALL dRocERs AND DRUGGISTS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
Check for stead.

s CAPE TOWN. March, II Il. Lord Miner.
British high commissioner in South. At
RIGA, has Cancelled the permit granted to
William T. Stead to travel In South At
RIGA, owing to- the character of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
South America won't Hurt Us.

BUENOS .AYRES, March 17.-The gov
eminent denies the statement published in
New York that. an alliance had been
formed of South American nations against
the United States.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
SALTWATER

w. C. Jordan has entered a general de-
NAL to the report that he was about to
interest himself in a new shoe factory
in this city. Mr.. Jordan said Yesterday
haven't even considered the matter. So
far as l know we are through with the
shoe business in this city
Walter Grant. of Lakeland. secured
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-18
Railroad News
NEW YORK CENTRAL'S
LOCAL OFFICE OPENS
Northwestern Headquarters Of Eastern
Railroad Group Is Ready.

The New York Centraps new st. Paul
office on Robert street. near Fourth, has
been completed and will be formally open
ed today. The public has been invited to
inspect the quarters. The Office is one
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-31
VARDAMAN.

Every act ofMississippi's chief
executive has shown that the peo-
pie made no mistake in his cleo
ton. He has lived up to his
election platform to the letter,
and the result thus far is that no
word has been spoken against
him.
He has proven himself the best
friend the black man has by in
voking all the forces of the State
to give him justice when his life
and liberties were at stake. He
has carried into effect his pre-
election promise to appoint good
men to Office, regardless of their
political affiliation by giving to
the State exceptionally good men
in his appointees. His writings
and utterances have stimulated a
healthful public sentiment the
State over and have set a higher
standard for public service and
official life. HIS record inspires
the belief that his administration
will be clean and wholesome, ele-
vating to the States institutions
and our citizenship and will be
the moral tonic necessary to
bring about a higher order of
things generally in the State.
Vardaman begins well let US
hope he will make no mistake to
shatter the confidence the people
feel in his integrity. his ability,
his patriotism.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-31
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The fact that Colum bus is to
have a municipal election this
season has been almost over
looked. We have been so busy
organizing our Progressive
Union and planning for the con
nation of some Of the great
industrial enterprises offered US
that the all important work of
selecting a progressive admins
tration to work in harmony with
the great movements to be
inaugurated in this city within
the next few years, has been lost
sight of But we are to have an
election for city officers, and this
fact should not be lost sight of.
Hon. J. It. Gunter will again be
elected Mayor. He has served
his first term, and democratic
precedent warrants the predic-
ton that he will be renominated
without opposition. Besides the
claim he has on the party through
custom, MIR. Gunter has other
claims upon the city. His ad-
ministratiOn has been entirely
acceptable to the people, and while
ne has. perhaps, alienated some
through his adherence to a poll
cy, his Administration has been
praiseworthy and creditable to a
high degree. No man Of char
acter and conviction can occupy
this position without making en-
emies, and yet a faithful public
servant must be a man of prin-
ciple, with the courage to do his
duty in the face of any situation.
Such man is the present May
or, and these qualities in him ap-
peal to those who would haye a
clean administration, free from
reprOach and scandal.
No doubt the present board
will stand for reelection. They
are gentlemen who represent al
most every interest in this city,
and who have its welfare close at
heart. They have served the
people faithfully and we'll in the
past, and while not candidates,
they will again oe chosen to ad-
minister the city s affairs, because
the people would have them con-
tinuein these positions. Columbus |
is getting along very nicely now,
our people are united ia senti-
ment and purpose and a bitter |
municipal campaign would be |
just at this juncture very unfor-
tunate. Then bring on the pri-
mary, let's nominate them and |
get through with it.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-31
Dress Goods.

All money back sale prices.
SO inch white Jap Silk, $100 value 64C
Best black Tafeta and Peau de Sole 36 IN yd 81 IA
81 90 Navy Taffeta 28 inches yard .......... 89C
75c Navy Taeta, 20 inches, yard 6OC
81 % Best Crepe Chine, all cOOrs yard ... 0OC
Coo China Silk all coors per yd 45C
Figured China silks all colors for shirt waist suits 49C
Cloth for ladies skirts. 81 so value .....4. 94c
Best black Mohair ACC and 74C
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-31
Lawns and Linens.

All money back sale prices
Best white lawn the market. ............... sc
Best 40 in. white lawn made. IOC
Checked dmities, Nainsook and Long Cloth in large
quantities all go in this sale.
.
A. F. G. Cingham remnants ........ &c
Yard wide percales, all best colors ........... sc
We have just received big shipment of beautiful
figured lawns. 1Oc quality, bought way yonder
last fall. We took all manufacturers had and
offer it at money back sale price ............ sc
"a Irish shirt waist linen 81 so quality ...... 98C
54 Irish shirt waist linen, 75c quality sec
All our linen lawns big selection equally cheap.
Mercerized Oxfords shirt waist goods, best Styles
regular SOC value former price 39c, to close it ali
out offer it at money back sale price. 29C
A beautiful line of Draperies and Slkalines 15c
values. Money back sale price ................ lOC
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-31

your trade We propose
and confident that prices will induce liberal share of it.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Beiret bar paret uiebpanlig flelt9t s
@ommsr, o9 ber bar iom 0tegel ueret
&esn Fere @an9e for usen. Meen ueb'
Wibten af fife use be9pnbte bet at bliue'
oarmere, os Treoag og 2prba9 par BET
me9et parmt. Ebermometret piite op
til Sc @raber / @fpssen Der Bpen.
s Mtnneapolis par bet 100 @raber'
/ Sfpgsen Ssnbag @ftermibbas, %
Tolf leo me9et. On Natten laa ToIt
ube, oa be lite tunbe bolbe uo inbe
3uiene. I'm Mon6 bleu ips os belpts
mebe men tom fig i9ien. @n Mensbe
Mennelfer par retit ub til Snbiserne out
Dagen.
9er gpen par bet ttte iaa parmt
@pnba9 iom 2prbpg.
s @bicago par bet ben uarmeite Da9,
man bat baut tben ben 2l Suli 1901,
os ba par bet lo3 @raber. Siffe @pns
bag par bet Blot 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Socialiiterne / Wtnneapolis bolbt en-
Convention ben l3be bs. % oplttusoe
fplQenbe &anoibater:
I'll Mapor. so. N. Ro9ers.
Ron9restanbtoat for ste Dtltritt, Or.
Moolpb 9iribfelb.
@itp Comptroller, g. S. Samlon.
Bpta8ierer, sc. 6. Wc&se.
&oer blep palst en- Eomite til at opers
pete, ON bet er ttlraaoelist at oplfiue en-
fulo galsleboel. os bet blep ooerlaet til
be forifjeuise b>Orsan'iattoner at
opitiQe OlbermanDsfanoioater.
@n @ampaign>&omite beitaaenoe af
ct Wsblem fra buert at be l3 .Waros
bleu oalgt, os 0alstampen pll blipe tort
meb &raft.
W}aportanotoaten, Wfr. Go9ers, er
Mfebleln al Statsfomiteen % Prel l}oent
/ Carpenters Union, ben lterite Mrbei>
oerorganiiation @taten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21
Tprn obentlie ben ene1fe Ertqebpr

TDru ooentlia ben eneife Ertuebpr,
lon1 bt; reilt Berben runbt, par /
Nmabo for nosle Dase iioen.- @n 8.
9. guans, Spn at en- WsiQionar fra
@leuelanb. Sbio, par neulis bet Eorsz
bag fife l1ge. @pans bar inbsoaet ct
Weboemaal meo eubel &lubtammerater
/ Gleue!anb, ON at ban paa nj 9lar ital
baue uanoret ruubt belle Sorben ltpuenoe
EN- 6iulbpr foran fig. San er nu inort
ueb Reilens @nbe % bat enonu tun
bru9t iets Mar. 6an uar lite fulot 21
Mar, oa ban rette ub.
9iulbpren peter 25 punb, o9 ben
lille Baggage, ben tnoeboloer, peter 45
E6. 9an refer siennemlni omtrent
80 MiI pr. Do9. poa 9iulberens
Sioe ct malet bisieOrb: r0ebbemaalss
Grip rnnot Sorben. .. 9. @uaus."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Smtrent $4,000 meat packers Be-
spubte en- Streit / @bicaso, &anias
@itp, 0moba, st. Soiepb % ct. Saul
for en- lseB Glib fioen. Ser bltu
Slutninsen af fife nse siort f1ere al
uorlise Torips paa at opnaa @ntsbeo
meQem Mrbeioere os Mrbetbsberrer, men
bet lptte6es ttfe.
5orat gjpre @tiQin9en euouu perre
er Der foritieQise andre MrbeioersOr'
gan'lationer, iom bar talt ON at ltreife
bare forat uiie fin 5gmpatbi meo be
fprfts. $4,000 @ano at ioaoanne par
reoe tll paa fprite Orb at 2eoerne at
neolegse fit Mrbeioe Manbas.
Smiolertib beDer bet, at Mrbeib8ber>
rerne bar faaet Iaa mango nDe Mrbeibere,
at be tan fortiette fin 0irtiombeo til>
trobs for Streiterne.
Ser blep meo5elt fra @bicaso ben
lobe, at Der ba pilbe blipe gjort enonu
g: .To}ies fta stretferuss Sibe paa 81
:faa 9agsn dfaioottt Deo u % Bolbytf r. Dle,,
res Prei1bent pil anmobe ON, at Mr:
beiosberrerne ifal affeot9e be npe Nr:
beibere os antase be samle isien. Disls
ipnes, at be lcm 9an1le Mrbeibere for:
tiener bette. 6pis Nrbeiosberrerne 1tte
pil saa tno berpaa, pil enonu $4,000
Mano, lom ltaar be fprte Streitere
nar BeifietttseIle, osiaa neolesse
Wrbetbef,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Sra &anlas @itp, Misfouri, saeobes
les, at en- 9unb, lom bleu iol9t til en-
Manb, Der boebe 200 Mil borte, o9
fom bIeu fprt en- &asie paa Sernbas
men til fit npe 9iem, reilte fin 8ei fra
I'm npe 6erre, iaa aina1t ben blep iuppet
ub af Rasien, % tom tilbase til fit
samle 9jem to Tiger etterpaa. Den
bapbe aloris reiit ben Bei fpr men fanbt
bog tilbase ifipnt temmeItq tret os ub>
masret. Sen Mano, lom iolate 6un>
ben, n,oo uare en- DANTE, oa bans
Scam opsipes at uere Sobn g. &as>
>musien. 9an flyer. at bun lpnes,
9unben bar nu fortisnt at pere bos
BAN, iaa lanse ben Ieper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Omtrent fen1tt Earuere leb ltor Stas
be ueo en- frp9telts 9aslform / Narbe=
ben af Malon @ttp / norblise Soma for
nogle Dase itoen. Ser par 9asl, BET
maalte 6 Eommer Omtrebs, % b
loo iaa tstte iou Sueitauler, buor b
breu iammen. SITE en- Smule Of @rp'
ben blep isien iomme Steber. De1
mertelt9ite er, at Der git en- 9aslforu
ouer famine Strps iuit paa iamme Ett
ifior. Gn fattis 2eier, iom-ifior n,iite:
be al TN @rpbe % iom fit 2eien e{ter:
siDet % bleu toripnet meb Brptorn a
2anDeieren taar, miffebe isjen altiam.
men oslaa oenne Gang. :;E :==
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21
Wttt1sefutG-

- 8. q. Nel Jon paa Oltue @treet,
/ st. Yaul, babe uuber Babnine en-
Snblo Nerbeoen af ben Bp fife @ens
bag.
- Great Nortberns Banens Sto=
tton5bD9ntng Welrole brenbte neTen
op ittte Trebas @ftermiobag, os Tibet
eler intet af 0erbi hlep rebbet.
- @n fire Nar gammel Gut, @gn
al Treb Msirau@ os 6uitru nosle WsiE
ira Tra5ss, blep liite 2er6a9saften siens
funosn Stouen tre mil fra 6iemmet
efterat bape ueret borte jets Dage.
San par oa neiten nesen, toet aQe bans
&leber uuotasen Stiorten par repne at
bam &rattet. Sans 2eQeme par meset
brenbt al Solen os reuet af &utFe.
Mfrs. Beirau3 uar Manba9smorsen
reilt ub forat fnbe Scr, men enteu
Barnet ful9te benbe % TOM bort laales
oes, eQer bet tom bort fra 6iemmet,
etterat bun par gaaet, oplpies itte. Da
Barnet lite funbe fnbes ON Mftenen,
frpg!ebe man tor, at oet par brutnet I
Ottertail 5tiuer, buor bets Brober on1=
tom for nogIe Iar iibeu. Sra Detroit
% Tro5ee reiife ub ouer 100 Wanb, og
Commonwealth 2umber So. Ienbte ub
Tolt og 9eite forat lebe efter Barnett
men be leote for9iaues fem Dase.
Man fanot bog 5por at Barnet Torss
bag, % tent 2proassaften tanot man bet
nelten ibisliultet % uilo Eilfano.
@utten pnifebe ba at vfinbe Mamma os
saa biem os lesse fig os lite lensere at
ligge paa baarbe Wtarten." Der bleu
flor @leoe baabe / be to Bper og
Qanboiltrittet, naar Barnet faubtes, os
be neiten 200 Wtennefer, lom baube
leot, fplte fig uel betalt for Belueret.
Barnet 6auoe lepet at 8er os 0anb,
Torelbrene par nelien ube .af Zig ielp af
@labe, naarsbet@ bleps 9jetlfntlSet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

EoQef Mnoer Jon, en- ria GARNER, ion,
bapbe truttet fig tilba9e fra pirtlom
EARNING, % lom boeoe t 2inn @roue,
Buena gita County, Soma, ifipb I'm
&one ibiel Bespuoellen af oeane use,
os berpaa orebte ban fig ielu. 6ans
Datter par 0toue til Nfferen. Mnters
ion bapbe ueret ittniys paa fin 9uitru,
os bun forlob bam berfor for nosle
Da9e itben. Da BUN negteoe at fomme
ttlbase, enote bun bes9es &iu iom uepnt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Da Mns9ar, Norbens Mpoitel, ett
Gang bIeu lpurst. ON pan tunbe 9jsre
Wftrafler. iparte ban; r6uis Sub pil
ifiente mig Masteu bertil, ba ptI ies
beoe bam on, at leg maatte faa BRUCE
ben til at freuitiue bet enc Miratel: ct
beQist 2iu." ..= x.
Siano6eb ct pileltst Suar. ut lepe
ret Ct af lanst lferre Betpbntng enb at
sipre Wiratler. Den, ION leeer ct 2iu
.1tiult meb Rrifus Sub, e. altio rebe
for buabiombelft. 0s bpor Danfeltst
enbos ct faabant 2tp Gan ipnes for os,
er ri lite btiio n1inbre foruisiet ON, at
Cubs Raabe q n,estig not til at uefpte
Mtratlet for buert sneite Ct al bans
Barn, Der er p,llig til at la bamfaa iik
Dannel1ei BEN. DibneBbproet.
IS 4
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

Repet ub af @rauen. ST.. &arl
Beder / MeoarpuiQe, Sno., beretter ON.
bpor pibunberli9t en- Wrs. @onwap /
iamme Bp bleu reooet fra ben ptsle
Dob. vMrs> @onmap." itrtuer ST..
8eder, vbaube Vatterlot ! beieite @rab.
Sn9en troebe, at bun funbe TONNE op
mere. Dr. 8eter's Rurito uofprte bog
bette TIMBER, Den sobe Dame er M
uoeafor al Tare os tan lite not roie
benne Mebiciu. Mpotbeterne tan lite
forbanble ben. Sfrip I'll 6abritanten
Or. Peter Tabrnep, l12-l14 90.
6opne Mue. @b,caso, 5 so
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21

@n flor Dam peo Scottbale Yennz
1nlpanta git ub ytat til Senbag oq
giorbe me9en @tabe, men tntet Menne>
lfs omfou, ba man forublc lca ulpgten %
burti9t lenote Wariel til Snbbps9erne
neboienuem Dalen. Der par Dau1s
men en- Uanbmenabe paa 800, 100000
@alloner. 6uie blep repne bost og
forte meb neboper Strsmn1en 1om Baife=
balier. @taoen paa Dammen o9 Wfa<
finer tilbprenbe BantpGrfet an (laaes
til $4,000, men @taoen paa @rpbe,
6ule oip. er lite nepnt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21
Yaa Den 6attt er BefolfntnQen bl

Yaa Den 9aitt er 8efoltnin9en Bile:
pen opermaaoe forbitret paa iprt(fe Qans
belsmenb, lom bar tiluenbt fig al Sans
bel paa Den. Disle @prere er 6olt,
lom er ton1ne fra Torenebe Stater o9
Srantrts, os iom Der bar facet 8orse''
rettisbeo. De Snbfpote er iaa forbtt.
rebe paa beu, at be ifriser: v9feo meb
Sprerne." O9 MI forlanser &epublts
ten 6atte, at Toreneoe Stoter og Trant>
rig ifal raabe Bob paa Onoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-07-21
Yt8tt9e 9spbeoer fra &rtestt+

Om be e. paaIioeli9e, laa ct &rigss
npbeoerne oenne u9e tillynelabenbe af
meaen Bigtisbeo.
G6efoo l6 Suit. &orreiponoenten
tor @bicaso Dailp Stems, uu / &urotis
Mrmee, flyer en- Beretnins, iom er
lenot meb ct finsflt Stib fra Mn Euns
y Der saar Debbolben6e bet @pste, at
Nou1iraI Eoso er oob. Mause Sapaz
neiere flyer oslaa, at be tror, bet er
ianot. st baarot 2(ngreb If Rolera
Bat begpuot at Iesse eenne @ettion poe.
2igene af be 5oIbater, Der opr of Sps=
bommen, brenbes.
Ea:El9e:Riao, l6 Suni. ~- Der er
@runo til at tro, at bele e1er enoel at
@Faoren pe6 Yort Mrtbur er tommen
norbouer inb / Yolfsn peb Qiaotung.
Qpoen al Iterf Eanonahe beres fra
Spen. U}an fan le &risslfibe fpre
/ Relnins of Rai:@bou, og bet antages,
at bet alene tan pere rusNife Stibe.
ct. Yetersburs, l6 Suli. -- paali:
belise 0tapporter ira EosE1 @e: &:ao ioaa
@ftermiooas bruste ben uuentebe Gfters
refining, at oer er rusRite &rissfibe
uoenfor &ai:@6ou, iom be iises at bonn:
borbere. Qisele6es beber bet, at Der er
antommeu iapaueflte Eransportftibe oq
Torpebobaabe ubenfor Qapnen peb y1iu
@bwang.
Mbn,,ralitetet er lite ifaub til bper.
ten at betre fte eQer beneste &apporten,
oa bet ttte bar n1ootaset nosen @fter:
refining fla Rontreaomtral Witboeft,
men @mbebsmenbene ialmtnbelisbeb e,
lite tilbpieli9 til at tro ben.
Om @fterretnin9en er lanb. betpoe,
bette. at Momirai M;tboeft bat be iapa:
neilte Eransport1tibe I'm Mast. :
bet Eilfelbe pilbe Mbmiral Eo9o i'll
u1e6 at toun,e benz til unb|etn.ns .p{
Isangribe ,JtttuSS iiertle. a5' "s7''=sss'
Dette tan maaife oslaa forflar'
Wangelen paa beitemte Npbeoer ansaa
enbe syaponelernes Easen | BefbbeIl
at 6apnen peb 9eiu @bmang os ben for
1tstise 6remrptnin9 of Gen. Otus
&olonne.
Tor omtrent en- uee itben blep be'
u1eooe!t, at Sapanelerne bapbe Itot e
fort Neoerlag ueo Sort grtbur, os a
be bapbe tabt 80, 900 Meno. ut bett
par en- sleoetig @tterretning / Nuslani
er naturli9t not. Oct b!ep imiolerti(
lenere oplplt, at bet beie par en- @fren
opiunbet af Sapanelerne lelp, os bett
ersrebe &uslerne itse l;Oet.
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6arnmonD, sS}abiana, bsbe5 to
gmaasutter;af solit,t Maubas. Sc
.talbt on, mems be ipiueDe Bo,Ib, 60
bpoe Tort efter. Gle:e 6eite falott: ON
=af 0arn,en. 54##5s .3
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Yrefoettt Ssr1t8er o0o.

glarens, @@melb, 14oe Suit. --
Baul Rruser, tiblisere pre7bent /
Eransuaal, opbe ber SCI. 8 iba9morses.
Opbsaariasen par Xunsebetenoelle og
5isrteluaabeb. 9an bar peret uben
Beuibifpeb fioen Wonbaa. 6ans 9atz
ter % Suiseripn oar bos bam, ba ban
bpbe. &un en- Sang, 1toen ban TOM bib
/ @lutninseu of 7ite Wsoaueo, bor ban
peret ube.
@r:YreRbentens Qe9eme bleu baliame:
ret @ftermiooas, os 2iset p1l bliue fat
/ en- 9ueIuins, tnbtiI arrangement for
BesraueIien tan bliue truffet.
Den brittle Staggering nil bltue an>
ip9t ON &et til at ienbe 2i9et til Eranss
uaal, ba YreRoenten fere @an9e bar
uotalt, al ban oniteoe at bliue besrauet
peo Siben at fin 9uitru lit eset 2ano.
Smiblerttb ptl ban forelobist bltue be-
srauet Der.
Wir. &ruser, lom boeoe / @iuaea
Du Boi@et, er sraouis bleuen baar<
ltsere / lang Glib, men ban bat ueret
iitanb til at tage pare paa fine NHerer,
bar left Muiierue % mobtaset Beips
til 2prbas. @n Toranbrtn9 til bet
uerre inbtraf Spnbas. Toruben bans
Datter og Suiseripn par bans esen
2ese, Dr. 6epmann, bos bam, oa ban
oebe. 2i9eiaa bans Setreter. Or.
&ebel.
Pretoria, Eransuaal, l56e Sult. -
Ser er itor Sors Der ouer Yrefbent
&ru9ers Dsb, iier ouer at ban bebe
blauot fremmeoe nolunbet. 9on uil
bliue be9rapet blanbt be andre prefoen>
ter Der, mebmtnore bans eset Eeitamente
befemmer anoerlebes.
Sprse9ubstienelte nil bliue bolbt /
al1e bollanbife Rirfer. Sen. Botba
bor siuet Orbre til, at oue Bosre ifal
bore 9otg inbtN eftsr Begrapelf zen.
Mau antaser. at Hepreientanter fra
ale Oiitr,tter Eranspaal pil pare til>
feoe peo benne.
&om, l5be Sult. - Muiierne inbe>
bolber ipmpatbetiGte uotrpt arsaaenoe
prefbent &rusers Dpo. De talber
bam en- perioniFcation at BoersSbesn
os betlaser, at ban ffulbe oe ubeu
Tebrelano.
Mmfer6am, l56e Suli. - Aue Mpi<
Ter t 9ollanb omtaler Yrefoent Rruser
pao en- rolsnoe Maaoe. @n af benz
flyer, at Erusers Napn ptl altib lepe.
2onbon, l5oe Suli. - Nue Muii ier
omtalts Scr. &rugers Dpb fine @e=
eaftionsipalter / @ftermio6ag os af>
bolot fig fra at iise noset neoiettenoe
ON ban1. @n al benz flyer, at ber ct
bensaaet iaa lang E.b nu 1ben Rams
pen meb bau, at ale tan pere meo os
tale pel ON bam ueb bans Dpo. 3ans
baarbnattebe &onleruatisme % nerte
Webbeusen ueo en- tabt Gag bar man.
&c 6enieenber beltemootg.
st onbet enseli BIab tiger: r&na>
lenbere tan bape &aab til at siue bom,
boao bam ttIbprer. 9iforien utl lite
bliue iifanb til at neste, at ban par en-
ifor Manb."
@uenins @tanoaro flyer: rgu ifor
Ti9u, er enbelig saaet bort fra Ser.
bens Stueplobs. 9por fabelis enb
ben Snbfpoelie, iom ban pueoe / @po'
afrita, tan baue peret, uil be fefe
Gnslenoere bog inbrpmme, at bans
Duelisbeb berettisebe bau1 til ben iferitt
&eipett."
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Eil gebbelpbene peb Statsuolfiuin'
gem Winneiota fra ben 29oe Musnit
til ben 3bie Septeu1ber er ber inbmelbt
Lrapere fra 22 Stater. ,.ss .s>5:.s .=1..
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S Norb Datota bolber men Selps.
brpqup, naar man bar De1et sift t.#si l5I
Var, bits Statstioenoe e at ftole5 paa..