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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-19
Seferreih llnqorn.
Wa0en. Is. gIna.
& Gnqfanb. n
Qonool,.t8. Q(llq

NUTUUILIo tIIH,
oyn ber Qonbonsr Offict Der Gus
narb 2inie puroe bag in ben 8er.
Staaten perbreitete Gieriidt ais ba!ts
los be8ei6net. oem3ufol9e cine 9rsis
6era6iebunQ Der Jra6tpreiie aller
9laiTen beabiihtigt mare. gis gum
20. 9lugu't Iino oGe qld5e auf oen
6undro Iompfern beiebt, uno 6a
Wlitte Gttober 6sreiis bic QBinterraten
beqiunen. oiirfte Der 9rdiioent Qoro
Snperlppe i6perli6 oorber nod bic
9reiis ,ltneioer" lDoIlen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-08-19

Die Qiorte ipridt in elmer an Ole
uncertainties Geianntihait qerihtsten
g.ote i6rs 8sreitpiligieit aus, bic
ameritanii4en Sdulsn unb dbali5e
Qtnitalten ouf glsite 5tuie nit oenen
oer metItbsqiinitigieu Qdtiopen 3u itel-
len. .oor6e6a,tlif Der GrilQunq Der
ii6lihen 3ormalitdteu". U2dn 9tlubt
bier niht, oab bic qforte oisisn
8or6ebat oo3u bsrusen pirb, ned
ueitere Stmieri9ieiieu an MAIDEN,
oenn re peib, poB Elm Qertrausnss
bruh ioiott cine neue 9riiis bsrbei
Iiihrtn piiroe
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9 a 3 nunfaIl


Gorbn0ale, Hd5., IS. Nng
gsi elmer 3ugentgleiiung uuf Der
Sartd i5e Giienbabn nuroen bier
bier Reiienoe perleBt. beren glamen
bis6er nidr 6oben ieii9eiteIt peroen
tonntn.
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fuerto b.
guifolo, u y. IS. 9lug.

WuffoIo, U y, IS. Nug
9Seuer entItanp in lebter Nddt In
bem Sauie BON s. 8. qdget in Depew
unD man iiirdtet, oaB 9err unb 6rau
paget uno i6rs 2ofier in ben Slam
men umgetommen limb. Seine Spur
lit BON benieIbeu gefunoen poroen unb
bic olIgemeine lleber5eugun9 1T, baB
dlle orei oerbrdnnt itnb.
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aoftta. & a.


Der britiI6e Soblenoampier SEQ
tian" trdf aus 1pne bier Elm uno
tbeilts nit, bab er am 12. 9tuguit pun
benz ruTiIten Sreu3er nllral" ange
balten poroen pdrs, Der sipei blinoe
SdiiFe uub einen iAarfen Sdub duf
ibn obqeieuert babe. Der .@cntiun"
burfte na6 3urdIht Der papiere
bic RsiIe fprtIeben. Der 9reu8er
,llrol" 1T Elm friiberes beutihss
@hiff unb bieB ais ioldes n&aiierin
Maria 3bereiiu".
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@rcBfeur.

Aliik ilNkls i04 aug
Die srcBsn 9ol31ois Jon IS. Gran.
&. So. an Gaiieyn Qloe. limb isit Ulits
tag in 9ranb. Dos 5an3, 5suerbepors
tement III ferdusqeruien nDrosn, od
bas 5a.. Tib ouf bi. 9ll*6,ygtur
iiite os byeitet. Gos 5sger .niiidre
an @eii.noe oer 66'e. ut' te iih meh.
rere 9lod an oem Ctic dfer dusbsh.
nen. gei etnem itcr'sn QDeItninoe
rshtsn Bic 5lommen oitipdrts, obsr
tsine osr Groneihen Sdosmiiblen
puroe ssyitort. % 6olshduisn, jso.r
su 1900 Jub. uuo bisi onosrss Was
terial fielsn nsn 1Iammeu gum Spfsr.
I'm 2 llbr ipurps oos Jeuer untsr
aonirons aebrati.
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Cine Ihredlihe gollIiiion II.
BhirnnD 1S Nun

SYtbuH01 10. ApUs
Bier 8sriunen wurbsn set6otet, cine
t6btli6 unb % 8erionen ihmsr psrlsst,
in elmer @olliiion Siuil6en einen @rpreB.
Sue Der Chicago @reat @eitern Babn
unb Orsi SuiummenbdnsenOea StruBeu'
babnpneen, bic no6 benz Rennplns in
SomtbOrne fubren. 9as l1n9liid ereie-
nste iid an Der arsu5uua Der As. Nuenue
uno Der @eleiie Der Great @sitern
Babn. Der 8us fubr in bic Stnbt elm
unb fubr nit srORer 8sihwinoistett.
Die brei StraBenbobnmogen, ein Mlo
toripnssn uno 5nei NnbdnsennSen,
itanben unter Der Qeitune oes WOtur.
mouns Rpan uno beg Conductors R.
8. gonbon. sic ndberten lid Der
&rsusuus nit GROCER G'eihpinbisteit,
seraos als Der 8us I'M eiue idnrfs Bie.
ouna peItli6 BON Der arsuj ne fam.
Die BremIen nrbeiisten niht unb nit
unssmiuOerter arnit fubr Der WOtOr:ua'
gen aui oas @slsiis, serooe als bic Cos
tomotioe bernntom. Der 8nsen fuhr
asrnoe Stpiihsn 2Otomotiue uno Eenoer
in ben 3ue binein. Der Moturpnsen
purbs in iauienb Stids jertriimmsrt,
Der nd6Its @nssn purbs umseitiirjt
unb fan 100 5nb melt seibleiit. Der
brittle @aeen uuros ui4t pon ben 8e'
leiisn ssworien.
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Ct Q}ttrrsnnrn- Il NLln.

Die 8ereinigten Stooten uno 3roBs
britannien boben offiSieu in gleiclmo
bigger g8eiie, dber unabhdngto por cin=
amber Die Gr0rteruag Der 6ruge lrgy.
re9t, Oh 2ebensmittsl als 8ri'q5tous
terbanoe bebannelt prben tiiricr.
tpenn nibt ausbritIib nodg,pieiel
lit. baB Die Senoung fir Die ltrln,e
poer bic 6Iutte Der &riegfiibrenO,n be
itimmt lit. Der dme~itaniihe BOT
i6after bra6te bel Der @ele9eube't Die
8eidIdouabme Der .9lrubia" bet Der
ruiiiihen Re9ierun9 sur Spr}cbe mo
Der britiihe gotihafter proteitiue 9es
gen oas 0erIenten neutroIer Sttiffe.
Berlin, II. 9lu3.
WtittteiIungen aus Betting 3ufcl0e,
Die aus ppbIunterrihteteu E4ueIlen
fammen, ideint Elm ofiener AineiiIhsr
ReutraIitdtSbru6 nur eine 6rlJe Ter
3eit au Iein. Die Ginnabms Nutotrs
burh Die Sapaner biirfte bns Signal
gu einem Mafenoufitonb Der Ghincien
geben. Die 8orboten zines ioI3en
folgenidmeren @rei9niIfes BADEN ii.b
ihon in Mlenge eingeIteIlt, Die rltIli-
i6en Sruppen, lpenn immer Iie III tieis
neren Nbtbeiluneen an pproeIhoben,n
StelIen ftebeu, perben BON Sbineitn
iAfper behetIigt. Gbineiifcbe 8droit'n
beorpben bic GiIenbabn uuo Itoren btu
transport BON Sruppen unp Vtos
biant.
3ientIin. II. 9(ua.
sc tpiro hier periihert, hdB bic ruls
iiIhen Sdifie, iibtt beren Werbleib
npch teire Nohrtdten eingeloufen iino,
niht nld port 2(rt6ur Suriidtebrten.
glan llau6t hes6olb, boB iie Wlabis
poitot errei4ten.
GeutidllonO.
@erlin. is. glng.
Gie Geqicrng bat iith cntidloilen,
ben oeutlcbcn HrciSridteru iilr ole
81. Coulter @eltausitclhlng Die Rcile.
foIten ais SIantsmitteIn 81 pcraiitcn
Wion botte e9 urlprllnglih fiir lelblt-
beritdnoIic9 gebaIten, baB Die @eIts
ousitelliugsfoiie Ole notbnenolgcn
glusIogcn Der ais GreisrICbtcr gelaoe
nen 9lusldnoer pergiiten miiroe mo
mar peinlid) beriibrt. olS eS betonnt
mltroe, man ermarte IN St. Sollts,
0oB Die @erreu IN Die eigere Ididc
qreiien lpijr0Cn. lin inter 0icicu
llmitdnben feline St0rung Su perans
IoIien. erflQrte Die Gegicrlng ild) 5llr
9raqlng ser nutbmenOigen @uagaben
bereit.
Berlin, is. glug.
Gin sFunte aus elmer 2otonlptibe
iebte i'm peitliden S9leIien oas biirre
2aub zines Dalbes in Brand. Die
6Idmmen grlffen raieno idnea um
ii6 unb pernidteten bic 6ol3beitdnDe
ouf einem @ebiet BON 100 Qudorots
meiIen. Die groBten 8erluittrdger Iino
ber 8ruber Der beutichen aaiierin. Der
0er3oQ @rnt GjIntber BON ShIespi9
&olitein. lno Ser GroI BON 3ohlas
Sptenau. Oas Oerthen Neubprpert
brannte in sebn Winuten nieoer. Ter
rtide 0iloitanb fam in ben Slam
men Inn. GroBe 9ruppenobtbeiIun
purben aus Der g}adbdrldoft 6erbeis
oerufen unb per6nberten Elm peiteres
lmiihoreifcn beg 6euers.
SeIerreih llnqorn.
9o0en, is. glug.
Die @onoernmte Clara Gnrrle ans
g1em Oorf bni iidl nI5 lie bier beI Ell.
mem Saocn0ebito6l ilbcrroidt puroe.
perQiitet. Nan glaiibt, ooB man es
nit elmer @eiite4fronfcn 81 tblm Bat
6ie on Stcblitft (aIeptom0nle) lit
@ien 18. Qtug
Sn llngarn Iinb iRiolge Der fat bel.
Ipielloien Tiirre berbeerenoe grdnoe
ausQebrodtn, mebr als $50 6duier
puroen Elm Raub Der 6lummen. in
benen gegen 20 qerionen BEL 3oo
fnnben.
Sun n n b
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yiem Norf. "a. Mua.

Cine @eieaidoit oeutidcrGipilirgc.
rieure unter Der Giibrunq bes 6errn
S6ul3, llnteriefretGrs i'm Uliniiterium
fir 0ffentl,6e 9lrbeiien. lit nit bsm
0ampTer ,9ronprin3 Uil6elm" bier
dn9etommen. INN In ben gr0bsrsn
Gtdoten bes Qon6ss bas bieiige 9dus
unb 'ynqen eursneien 81 itubiren. Die
@eIeIifdft begiebt i6 3uerit nd9 81.
Qouis.
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q II t E 9 tie.

Gan @ernaroino, Sal, Is. 9Iug
Qlus Neeb.es pirp beri6tet, oabGins
BREEDER Der 8irtbi6uft BON Gubbdge
einen gelu6 obitatteten. ben @e.o
i4rant erbramen unb @elh. SulueIen
uno Werthpapiere 5um getrage Don
$5400 erbeuteten.
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Q5erbr t.


SuUUIIIIUU, Vu., 10. WIIY.
Don Statesbpro meloet cine 3e!ez
pbonbepe,6e. baB 9an0p 8ea. Der y}e.
ger, fpel6er ebeniaQ5 an Der Grmoys
bung Der 6amilie 6obges betbeiligt Qe-
neien ieiT iou etpa 3pei u}eiten BON
Statesbotu uen 6l1mmentpot erlitt.
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Grtrunten I?
9lhiIaOe[phia. Is. 9lut

Man glaubt bier, raB M}dbeI 5res
unb oeren Better QlboIpb Dunlap auf
elmer gootfabrt i'm 9eIapareflub err
trunten limb. Der &abn, IN Iie bes
nubt batten. trieb pbne SniaiIen ans
llfer.
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SheIbn. o. is. glua.

Sobn Dempfep, Der reisbfie Monn
IN Ri6lanh @pGntY uno Ysdiicent
Der Ssirit Nationll 8ant 1T aeitorben.
Gr itanb nit Sour Sherman in Gjes
i9dftsperbinoan9 unb iommelte iei@
nen Rei4tbum. tpdbrene l5Rermon III
aongreB ttnc sinFiuBleids 9iOls
fbielte
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@W aS GanOiOat 9:aOis
&@s I'll iagtn bat:<<.

EQUATOR i6par am 8rabesrano. Sic Seteranen in
GpTtpm. Npm Der ct. Spuier QSetamsftellmng. l..
Mfebr SiegersSDnderei in Georgia. Gine Sabms
Gplliiinm in Sbicagu. Gin Sd)aoenbrano in
Cincinnati.
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8 pGtttf DIES.
2epilton, SSbabo, IL. Sing

2epil.on, Sbabo. IL, gllig.
Rad elmer Idngen unb bibisen 9es
batte, lpeIde Die garBe gtdht in gin.
fprud1 nabm, bat bic oemotrotifAe
Stuatstonpention bic pldnte in Der
HGotform obgeIcbnt, lpelhe Die 8iel.
ipeibsrei in itarten 2lusoriiden pers
bdmmte. Sir bic betr.ffenoe ReioIus
tion, pelde BON Gunbes Senator
0ubois ooroet'9t muroe. Itimmteg
131. baaeqen 153 Deltgaten
8erfiderur9si 9pinbeI.
2iitlc Mod 9trf., II. Mug.
Nlehrcrc Observation-Disclosures
boben bic 0epoIitsn, pelde 5u Guniien
bon Trau Gt6elqiQbtle duf berGermdu
National 8ant binterIeqt paren. nit
@ei4ldg beIegen laiien. Gs bat ii4
nGmlid berausgeitelt, nab 0r.2ightIe,
beiien 2eoen 8u oem obigen 8etrage
periidert mar unb Der arqeblif am 6.
M}di bel einem Ieuer perbrannte, nod
am Qebeu lit. Oas Girob. in tuelhem
bic Gelde Des dnQeblld1 8erltorbenen
ruben ioute, III geoffnet, Der Sars ber'
ous9enommen uno lser gefunoen rpprs
ben. Die 8eamten Der @eriherun9ss
eelellIhoften piiI,n, no 0r. eligible
osaenpdrtia neilt. ipoGlen ss absr ni6t
iagen. Die Mittrpe min erit Dor einis
gen 9n9en erfabren buben. odB ibr
Mann nidt in ben 6Iammen umtam.
Die 8eteranen.
Bolton, H. Mug.
Die fir beute angeitbte eroBe pa
rdbe Der 9eteranen bes 8iirgertriesea
mar pom i6onIten Dettsr begiinftigt.
glls fob um 10 llbr bic pardoe in Be-
pe9uug iebte, purbe Die 9etbeilisung
ouf 25,0OO Mann oeI6Gbt, tpel9e au
einer biftgebrdngten UttnI9enmaf.,
bic beioe Seiten Der Straben beIebt
bate. borbeimoridirte. 8eIonoere 4uf'
mertiomteit erreqten 1000 S6uItin'
Der, &naben unb Wdbden, ipel4e
Gubnen i4peniten unO pdtriotiiae
2isber ian9en.
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BunHti6.
ll0rla rs Nu0.

40fla, ! ? dllg
Bon elmer in Jrautyeia at begs
benosn nsuer ruiiiitsu $500OO,OO0
betrdGenotn Rfibs1rlsi5s II in bitil.
csu 9orientreii,n tis,sr ni6ts be-
FAINT.
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Iofio, is. gtug.

Ger iapaniide @clouote i'll Soul
bat por ocr forcaniithcn 9iegicring
Die Gucdliibrln9 nudlteDcn0er 9e.
iornlcn uerlua2t:
Sic 9lmta9cihdite 6eo faiierIIhel,
@ouaboIte9 uuo Der Ncgicrnng mili.
fen BON eiuanoer gctrcnut meroen
Ser @umOiat miniiterieller Scr"
nntlportIihteit m,B @eltuug intoeu.
uQie Stoatsiinan5cn iinO 5u re
gcln.
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on ,7roncisco. II. 9(ua.


pie Qrin3eu GjeorQ uno 9onrab
BON 8aperE melAe in 9egleitunq bes
9arons gQlbelm b. Reibenitein ben
Defen beiuden, Ijnb BON Wlsrico, mo
iie BON oem prditbenten 0ia3 Iebr
suooriomm,uo auIgenommen purben,
Surud9etetyt Bon bier geber iie nab
ber Qlustegung in Ct. 2ouis.
3peiQegerberbrannt.
gltlauta. Ga. II. gtug.
Gus Gta.esboro miro qemeloet. baB
elm uiitberoer p0belbauitn bic bsiben
Reoer pdut Reio unO gBiq Cato, pel'
fe Der Grliorouna osr 5amilie 6ooaes
Fir iL1uioiq beitrbeu unb 3ur Ipoess
Itrafe beruri6eilt noroen rporeu. ben
6dnb.n oet Uiili] sptriB nno oisisIben
beute NodtHittnQ 9 llbr an eiusm
Qfble pubr1rnte lyobb,m Der
Rt6ter ertidrte. b1B bic 1oO,siirofs 10
ihn,n mie Is oGs GjeisB erlaube ooa3os
eer Derben pijrbs. bsrubi9te iit o1s
0on nicht. ionoern Doll7o1 bic 2nub.
Juttj, "a mdqrlneInun 9efiir1ttt
purbt. boB bic yle5sr foytstbradt unO
m0gd6.rusis btr 3oossitrai, eutes'
ben tonnten. Tn Solodtsn ipurosn
bic Daifen nit Gtpdli entriiisn. 3as
8olt bsiebtc bic Cfiite o,r QDeittrn
llniou Selegropb Gomp1np uno iperr,
ts ben 3sle9rdpbiitsn siu, iooaB Is
unmOglib mar. nit Statesboro 3u ptrs
tebyen. Ssitcr muros Der 1eIe9ra'
pbiit meier fyeigelaiIen uro oer teIe'
orapbiihe gtrtebr 5erleitelt. Die
@,rbiHounQ outa ben 5ernipredsr
3mti6eu Gap1nul6 uno Sidtesboro
mar Mot unterbyoU,u Sn Der leBtsa
Tepciae crr5hat o., Je,ts.aF. IT
nid)ts ben ct ggu@.gal.
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eym Cterben.



Scr Senato- George 6ris5;e Sodr
I i'm Sterben. Seine 9lersIe unb
fem Sobn, GencraI Rpdlppoo Soar,
befiirhten. oaB er bohItens no1 orei
Sage leben peros. @r Ieioet Ieit me6s
reren 0oden an siner 6iiftenfrant.
belt unb iein 3uitanb bat iib iest per,
f6limmert.
6oar's GeTuno6eits3uftanb IieB
idon lett bem 9tbleben Ieiner Satin.
bos pdbrcno Der jiineften &onqreBs
IiBung pIObIidh erfolgte, piel su min
I6sn iibrig. Der patisnt perfii9t trob
GROCER 80rperi6pdde iiber ale ieine
@siitestrdfte unb ideint ni9t eroBs
S1mer5er gu emptmpen. Gr bat faIt
has rs. 2e6ensiabr errei6t unb mar
feit 1877 beaienatpr.
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Q on Der Qlus felGunq.

Gie babe 9(gsRsGungsperippe it
ob9e.auien uno Die 3obI Der 8eiufer
betrdst Bis jest etma 100000. Sir
tie smsite Neriobe miro ner oreiiodle
8eiu9 ermortet, ba es betonnt lit, paB
pieIe 2eute bas tiiblere Wetter abpdrs
ten. Die gusfte1ung fdIieBt am /.
DECEMBER.
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Dor Der Shla6t.
Ger General Gnrupatfin mcloct Dem
3aren, baf er i'll aGmpiitclluug
Die anriIdeHGcn Sup0uer
ermnrte.

Ter NiifnSu forecrt Die Scitnua GUrt
9Irthnr sur ltcbergabe auf. - IN
ct, Gcters6nrs tit man icit Oa'
puu ibcr5cugt, SnR Ser@cncruI
St0frl n;dlt ubne Snmpi
Die Maffeu itreft.
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not Nnllh Der peneSolauiideu Re9ies
ruu9 Die 9eiell6aft baS 3e6t pers
nirtt bat, ouberglspbalt au1 nod an
bene DinQe, lpie 0ol3, @ummt. Soffee
uno 10 lpeiter 81 gelpinnen unb 81 ers
portiren. 8eneSuela baIte an benI
9amiIton glbtonmtu felt, bds Der
Rem Yort & 8emuoe3 Co." peitere
&edte ni6t cinrdume. 0ieic iteift 'ih
ba9eaen ibrerieitS auf ongebli6e ipGs
tsre 9lbmdhunaen. Die Der pene5olds
nifhen 8eaierung an9tblith nidt 9es
Itdtten. oas Gi0entbum Der @jelells
'4aft meqen &on3eiiion8perIeBuug nit
8eidlo9 Su beIe9en. 0as Std0tsose
par;emeut oeoentt, sbc eS Iih iiber 5u
unternebmenoe Shritte i9liiiiig
maht, nod fpeitere 9erihte ub5upars
ten.
0sutf6 SIbpeitofrito.
Nerlin. IS. 9Iua.
Der General b. Srotba melbet, bab
Die 0ererp ii9 nah oem 3reffen am
u. 9tuguit IN miloer 6ludt noG4 BEN
Siten lpanbten. Die 9lbtpeiIun9su
0eimling unb Miiblenfels perfoIgttr
ben 6einb III Gilmdrihen bis mad
Smutiatiemd. Dort mubte bic Der
fpl9ung eingeitelt peroen, neil biz
Serero ii6 gu iebr 5eritreuten unt
W}unqel an WaHer unb Neioe lid
fiiblbdr mo6te. Die &oIonne Gitorfi
perfpl9te Die Gingeborenen pom ylora
ben ber. Ibiug am Is. gluguit mebrerC
Sanoen am OmurumbafIu1e unf
bradlte ibnen i6pere 8erIuIte bel. Dit
3eutlheu batten nur flint 3oote unf
ItebeG 0erpunoeie.
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Die ,,,1oroItern" n"-5eitun
gen habcn sic 6eicbichte
pen ga GreiIe nicbt nur
miticbreiben ioncern nit
tnatpen helfen.
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Der entfiifrte anabe.
9tem 0orf, 1S.9lug.

Die 9ebsiInpoIi5iten baben Sals
pabore NItuponna psrbaftet. peI4er
5nii1en ben &inpesrdubern uno Deren
6anliIien gptengdnge perri6tet ba6en
iol. Gem @ernebnen na6 muyoe er
babel betroifen, ais er ner 6rau Nps
6ucca. 0Cr;n .J.a:cr Bel Der Grtfiilrui1a
bes iunaen 9}an1iro bie6auptrolle sc
fpieIt bacon ipu. eintu 9rieT i0ers22.
Der @naoe tit ieBt lett cjnsg ~goole
beridpunoen uno leine Geyn IdIgan
an, Die 0offnung aIi6uaeeen.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
TENNESSEE ROAD IN
HANDS OF RECEIVER
Federal Court Takes Charge Of
Tennessee Central.
LIABILITIES OVER TWO MILLIONS

Contractors Who File Suit Claim that
The Road Is Unable To Pay Debts
1t Constrated In Construction-Re-
ceivership Is Now Effective.
Knoxville, Tenn, March 17.-Upon
application of NJ. N. Elkan & Co., of
South Carolina, sub-contractors, in a
suit filed in chancery court of Roane
county at Kingston, Tenn today, w.
j.. Oliver, of Knoxville, was appointed
receiver of the Tennessee Central rail
road, extending 800 miles from Harri'
man, Tenn, to Hopk1nsvilIe, KY, by
way Of Nashville.
Elkan & Co, sue for a balance of
$44 900 which they claim is due for
extending the road from Emory Gap
to Hartman. The bill charges that
the road has failed to fully pay the
Callahan Construction compny, of
Knoxville, for building the line be-
tween Lebanon and Nashville, and
also that it has failed to pay w. J.
Oliver & Co., contractors of this city,
about 100000 balance, said to be due
for building the road from Nashville
to Hopkinsyille. The bill also charges
that there are many other liabilities
aggregating more than 100000 and
that the road is unable to liquidate
them.
1t is also set out that the Callahan
Construction company and W. j. Oil
yer & Co., are proceeding by separate
suits in Davidson and Montgomery
counties, Tenn, to enforce their con-
tractors liens by separate sale of por-
tions of the road. The bill filed
today seeks to preserve and sell the
road as an entirety from Hartman to
Hopkinsville, and also to obtain prop
erty for the contractors who built the
road
The receivership is now effective.
The receiver was named by Chan
cellor J. w. Sneed, of this city
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
CIVIC FEDERATION MEETS.
About Fifty Delegates Present and
"WeIfare Work" Discussed.

About Fifty Delegates Present and
"WeIfare Work" Discussed.
New York, March 17.-"Social Sec
retaries" and others interested in the
welfare work" of the National Civic
Federation have held a conference
here to discuss their work.
About SO delegates were present
from large stores and factories in this
and other cities. Many proprietors
came personally to talk over measures
for the welfare of their employees,
while others sent superintendent.
The meeting was the first Of the
kind ever held in this country. H.
H. Vreeland, of this city, chairman Of
the welfare" department of the Ma
tional Federation, presided, and made
lengthy address on the general scope
and method of work along the lines
of the department which includes the
housing of labor, recreation, educa-
tional efforts sanitation, hospital ser
vice, wash rooms and baths, dunch-
con arrangements and various other
things. The point he emphasized as
being all important was that the head
Of concern should himself personal
ly supervise the welfare work and
keep personally in touch with his en-
plOyeS so far as possible
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
La Grippe---La Grippe.
CHICAGO, ILL.,,
MR.. A. B. GIRARDEAU,
Savannah Ga.
Savannah, Ga.


DEAR SIR:--My son, man of 80 years,
was attacked with La Grippe, and believe
ing it to be Of malarlal origin, took your
JohnsOn's Tonic as directed for Chills and
Fever. The result was he escaped the Fever
which follows the severe aching, and was
able to be at work the second day was
taken with the disease. Every bone in me
began TO ache, and my suffering was great.
was compelled to 60 home and to bed.
fully expected to be there a week. My son
teId me of his experience ana urged me to- take
JohnsOn's Chill and Fever Tonic. | did so
took it with regularity all through the
night--and was agreeabIy surprised to see
that no Fever came. | continued until had
taken eight doses felt weak and exhausted,
but no fever, and aching disappeared. Next
morning | had a good appetiteI for my
breakfast, and felt quite we'll, and went to
my business as we'll as | ever was. Since
then have tried it with like results on two
other cases. Yours truly,
w. w. CALDWELL,
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
Outlook for Railroad Building.

Chicago, March 1.-THE Railway
Age tomorrow will say:
The outlook for railroad building
in the United States is not as prom
Ising as it was a year ago. There
has not been complete recovery from
the check in New York which follow
ed the disturbances in the financial
world last summer, and while large
amount of building had been planned
much of it is being held up until
financial conditions are much more
favorable. There are 6,908 miles Of
new line under construction, and 1870
miles more on which it is expected
to begin work SOOn."
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
cANvAssING THE VOTE.
National Officers of Miners Union
Counting Ballots.

indianapolis, March 1.-THE count
Of the miners vote on the acceptance
or rejection of the two years scale
offered by the mine owners began to-
day at 10 o'clock in the national head
quarters Of the United Mine Work
ers of America
The returns have come to headquar-
ters in sealed envelopes and are open
ed by three tellers. About $500 To-
Gals have reported. The votes of each
local for and against a strike are
placed in two columns and the total
of these columns representing the in
dividual votes of the miners of the
states voting will be completed and
the result will be announced some
time tomorrow
National officers of the mine work
ers have received additional reports
from all the states. The full official
returns, they say, indicate that 10000
miners voted and of these $1,000 vot,
ed to accept the operators proposition
and SO 900 voted against it and in fa-.
vor of a strike. The heaviest strike
vote was in Illinois
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN IDLE.
New York Strike Spreading and Fore
ind Men into Idleness.

New York Strike Spreading and Fore
ing Men into Idleness.
New York, March 17-Several hun
dred more iron workers were made
idle today because of the strike and
labor troubles in the building trades.
In the meantime the strike where
the masons, bricklayers and labor
ers are not working. The riggers,
steam filters, boiler makers and inside
workers are beginning to feel the
a good many of them had to stop
work today because they had reach
ed the point where the masons and
brick layers were required to prepare
the way for them
1t was said by one member of the
arbitration board Of the building
trades employers said today that the
brick layers union which struck in
sympathy with the laberers were out
lawed" and that there was little
chance of arbitration unless the men
return to work tomorrow as agreed
by their delegates at the last con-
ference with the mason buildings com
ing.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-03-18
TO GUARD AGAINST ANNEXATION
South American Republics Afraid of
United State.


Chicago, March ia dispatch
from New Orleans to The Tribune
says
According to mail adVices just Ta-
ceived here an alliance has been
formed by Brazil, Ecuador, Argentina,
Chile and Bolivia, to guard against
absorption by the United States.
The belief, it is declared, prevails
throughout Brazil and Argentina, that
in the event of revolution In either
republic President Roosevelt will in
tervene and recognize the revolution
lists thus paving the way for annexa-
ton The alliance was discussed
first last year when Peru was believ-
ed to be considering the advisabinty
during the recent revolution of ask
ing President Roosevelt to establish
protectorate over their country. The
proposal received such strong sup
port that the other republics were
frightened fearing that with Peru
as stepping stone to the formation
of the proposed annexation OF Feru,
the United States might absorb the
whole of South America.