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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

August F1o.ver keeps the children healthy and
Full Of vigor and fro1ic the whole day Long
So when Mamma needs more they rush Oh IN
And shout to the druggist 8 8 Please give it 70
G1nabf1ity 10 get up brisk and FRESH il:
the morning, lack of aPpetttes Paalor,s
these all indicate a disordered stomach
and bad diseation-in adultsard children,
too. They also indicate the ursezat need
of taking Green's August Fiowef Tegn
lar1y for q few days.
GIFTS reliable old remedy for all ston,seiF
troubles, never fails to care indigestion
dyspepsia and chronic oustiPaEon: ard
is natural tonic for body and mind 4
TTwo sizes, 25c and 75c- All druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
REFORM OF CIVIL SERVICE.

Dismissed by the President on
charges of scandalou.; conduct and for
the good of the service.
E That was the order written On the
discharge papers OF Surgeon G. E. p.
Lord, of the United States Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service.
This surgeon happens to be achier-
ing notoriety at the present time by
reason of a breach of promise suit;
but the charges against him were filed
long before he came into public no.
tice, and the President acted decisive
ly, not on the law suit, but on he re-
had been guilty of conduct "GElb econ1-
ing an officer of the government
Who can fail to read signs of happy
augury for the country conveyed in
The news Of two brief days? A sur
geon connected with tie public SER
vice dismissed peremptorily; clerk
in the postal department, guilty of
nsubordination and of unseelnly con-
duct in refusing to tile proper Voucil-
ers and itemized expenses, dismissed
from the department, and North
Carolina inspector Of the free rural
delivery system removed from Office
because of improper conduct. At the
very time the hint comes from Wash
ington that these dfSmlssalS are to
serve as warning to all government
officials that they must be efficient and
trustworthy and tha- q rigid investi-
cation is to be made into The govern
ment service for the purpose of weed
ing out the unfit and the dishonest.
the astonishing news comes that the
President has removed the United
States Marshal for the District of
Alaska and has also demanded the
designations of two United States
judges in that Observation-Disclosures
phia Ledger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Deed dated July i, 1904; H. G.
Bowles and wife to John H. Preston,
lot in the village of Wahoo, Marion
county; consideration, $500
Deed dated November IT, 1904;
Thomas L. Burns to A. o. Stanley,
trustee, the undivided one-ninth inter
est in the real estate of the late zebu-
lon Burns, on Little creek; consid-
Grafton, $1.0O and other va1uab1es.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
81 gagr:


me iirmcnf5 ssagy
once ore anIloliI ~ readers
that aitinoreH and Ohio tail;
road Company ts1 ttingz ready5tp
|tatse possession OF that paint
white with green n mining decorate
pink rosettes and shed in its utmost
and darkmost corners the bright red
light OF occupancy to the excursion
of all industries. Incidentally the
Times mentions that six hundred men
are to be put 70 work, that the digis-
ion is to be moved, &c, ct cetera.
While this is about the steenth time
The Times has made this pleasing
announcement in half as many years,
the residents Of F,airmont are doubt
less now sitting up OF nights to see
things move Last year large de1ega-
tons kept watch on the 5neighboring
hills to see the division come trot-
ting. down through a gap in the noun
tains, but she never came. She stay
ed at Grafton: and If present indica-
tons count for anything a long, long
time will go by and Fairmcnt's eyes
VIII grow dim with watching and the
columns of the Times will need to be
printed in copper plate before the di-
vision will wander so far from home.
Here's a few facts relative to what
the B. and 0. is doing in Grafton
During the past year some thirty or
forty thousand dollars worth of new
machinery has been placed in the
shops here; much of the old machin-
cry was moved to Fairmont and other
points; splendid new boilers and en-
gines, costing many thousands OF
dollars costly new electric machin-
cry, worth many more thousands, has
been placed and is now being used;
many new switches, new boiler rooms,
new yard Offices, &c, have been erect
ed; property for additional track room
is being negotiated in the east yards
and at the present time the company:
is engaged in building a new round
house which will be enc Of the Iarg-
est and best on the entire system, and
which would very conveniently en-
close several Of the size erected re-
Gently at Fair1nont and still leave
room for several hundred worl<men
to pursue their avocations- All this.
in Grafton, be it remembered, where
the Third, Fourth. Fifth and Being
ton divisions have termini, where
the new line 10 Buckhannon and vast
other sections of the State has direct
connection without change, and where
the B. and Q. has operated to advan-
tage for years and where it will
doubtless continue to operate long be-
You'd the allotted time oftpresent gen
crations. We don't like to discourage
the good people of the city of Fair
mont. but we would advise them to
take boom articles, like that of last
evenings Times, with at least a pinch
Of salt. It never pays a town to
count too much on what railroad
will do. Wait until the R. r. does it
and then shout.-Grafton Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
The Racers.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 10
The first race at Benning today was
seven-eighths of mile. Juvenal
Maxim, 9 to 5, won; Stroma, 6 to s.,
second; Kilogram, third. Time, 1:2S.
Second Race-Five-eighths of a
mile. Uncas, to 2, won; Golden
Sunrise, to 5, second; Critical,
third Time, l.: OF As.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
Fiduciary.

i r, H. Bainbridge has been appoint
ed administrator of the personal es-
tate of the late Andy 5Uncoos. Bond
Of 500 was given.
Naoma Collins has qualified as
guardian of the infant heirs of the
late Grant Arnett. Bond OF SIS was
given.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

estimated shat the entire
sesst ational can, pal sn for all
sS22ss50O, GOO more than
eIItss or IS amount can be
up to- Candidate Swallo =
Den Repub7i can.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
On the Wing.

Charley swisher ana olher State
officers elects are quite in demand Just
now from various cities; aud county
seats, to join with Them in fitting Jr.
citations over the victory won, be-
fore settling down 10 preparation for
the business duties Of their respect
i've Offices
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
1 FRS yyal7 Is OTIS !. s.
!. 81, Our ReguFars orresPondent ~ Is.
: =
3
FIR h i s on


Charley fartin: East Park aye
nsts, came home from his contract at
a1be1iand 5so ONE d ays ago feeling
quite indfspos Laterstlie case has
developed into thai of typhoid fever.
John N. Holland and wife, Of Mon
ongaIia county are in the city today
on a business trip He#is a staunch
RepubIIcan a; Subscriber TO the West
and feels quite elatcd
ever lie unprecedented victory won
at the resent election, and helped 80
do it,
Nr.8and Mrs Felix Cunningham, OF
ETarrer Hill, haze returned home after.
4 weeks visit with their naDhews, r.
3. Parrish and J. u: stealey. of this
city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

Those who own small homes had
sba1t sci them as soon as possible
orde to pay your taxes for 1905.
Dtdsyou vote for Dawson and the tax
srefo a,,-4W etzel Democrat.
What's the use to keep on lying
reform The election is
&oYer and Democratic lies rebuk-
led. az the editor of the above paper
had sense enough or principle enough
ITO understand we would endeavor to
show i'm hat those who own small
homas' Il not have to pay taxes
henl ont the new assessment in
ss199 But what's the use? a man
doesn.t know the war is over
cam he expected to learn much else.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

aid tina {. We sst.all know by he
ext Week VINO will be
tfle ssoileefor Of Internal Revenue
State. an Worthy gentle
app 1cants for r1e place
but Vest irgintan still predicts
The luckysone vii beFW. e. Class
cock ~ donon gal ia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

Z John T. McGraw and some of his
associates ought to move to Council
Bluffs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

dollars asere;sIo the morning after
e1eetionS By Democratsw who stalled
noneyg on he claim made by the
alings Regist and other Demo
Ora PAPERS lat the State had been
carried BY Cornwell. We We're sur
prfsed hear this, remember that
such papers have fooled their friends.
same way more thar once be-
fore and often enough to teach them
take care OF thei: money Among
s$tfe losers were a number OF Man
nington Democrats. and a still great
er numberSIiye in Wheeling under the
shadow of the Register Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

Il ID read President Roose-
speech this afternoon in
nany,,s gif the statue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

Dawson the governor-elect
rkfngmen had better keep two
band so they viii be prepar-
assessor calls for the
passn lantsso pol tax.-Wetzel
DenloeEat.
he easy under a Republic.
can minis trat I'll on "A workingman
car Keep two dollars handy easier
could cents If the Demo
Gratis were 8inS control.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

sondeE end John T. Me-
1ass zen ting up o. nights
EsYssrISIngs a yg3: tax avs which
be passed at the coming ses-
hes legislature AS Well as
erslenlber he promised to repeal
present siniquit ous ca laws in to-
hat create kers Johnny isl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

All or the latest telegraphtc ane
local news will be found in the Wes,
Virg1n1an-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19


on be- enough Democrats
gisla tare onfng session
$tp sdecenf blu q.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
q.
SO Ff SIisIfB {: CR n 4 2,

inian Daily and
entered I'M the PogtoGf 90 I'll
second class mai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19
WANT COLUMN

FOR RENT-5 roomed house; water
and gas; 5th ward. NJ. w. Ogden,
Hall block.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-19

WANTED-A waitress and chamber
maid at the Merrifield Hotel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
Our0 Gas getootet.
g}ep Worf. "a. Wdr3.
Rem g)ort, "a, N}dr3.

G5n eiuem iiiniitodtgen A'tietbabats
Der OIt II. StraBe mltroen orei Ser
ionen ourh 0aa Uinathmen po1
&elthtgQa 9et00tet uno lnOcre ourdi
Gas iibernnannt. Die @ct0Otetell
iino Otto @roBnlann imN eine 6ral
I5ennie @roBmanl 80, be5m -
Sabre 1T, ilno 9ioiic ScngfeIoer, eiuc
33 ,obre nlte 9tdberin meldle bel
Der 8robniaiiit'a ipobnte. omcl Sns-
bahnc moren angeorebt Sle Die
gtadbarn er5dbIen, bat @roBnonil
offers geiagt. 0oB er ieine 6rau lin0
lih lelbit to0ten lpo1e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
GtfEinAt.
ytc.u garf % Qidr}.

Der aoiibauspirtb 63riliian Sirs
i6oiiler. an 9eni gc.uus in groots
Inn. pertpuuoett ieiren 4 Sabre alten
Sohu qcfdbylih 1u-h sinen Shub,
ptrleBte Ieine i5rau s5enfalis uno Be
oing oonn Selbitmoro. 6iferiadt
mito ais oos WotiD bg3eiduet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

Bate in ofFener Situno res G1nats
iiber ben 9tntrag berbei3ufiibren.
2lngstommene 6GFe,
Rem 9ort, "a. N}dr3.
Inter BEN Qdiloqieren oe8 Dam
piers .Nilbelm per GrpBe" befanben
fiA Charles S6spab, ebemuIi9er Prds
Iioent Der llniteo States Steel Gprpps
ration; eSptdnn 8re9er unb 2uoptQ
Netter, Qrhiteften, unb 6ugo SarGp,
SetretGr Der beutinen &ommiIfion
fir bic ct. 2ouiier 2lusitelun9; Wil=
helm 8arentben unb g. sSaiit, 0itefs
loren Der 8erIiner 9or3ellonmanlfat
tur, unb 4rof. R. &lebs, fir bic Quss
ftellung be8 beutIChen S6uIz unb
2ebrpeiens.
8ubeI in Nlilnautee.
Milnoutee, "a. 0}dra.
Otis :. Sare. ebemaliger Gountnz
Glert, unb Grant &ebOg. &ontrattpr
fir Die Gpuntp0rudereien, purDen.
na6oem bic @rpBg'fhnorenen cine
auf 8etrug lautenoe 9lntIdqc erbo6cn
pertaFtet. Sames 5. 8snnebg, Elm
Mngeitellter pes QGaferdnts, lit lpeaen
8o6lbetru9s in !Qcft 9enOmnsa p0ra
ben.
0ie 6eIdetbun9Sfro8e
g}eip 9ort. "a. MGr5.
Qie 9lqitation. melcbe ieit langercr
3eit geaen 0o3 gSie0erbeirotben 1c'
ihie0encr EcrioHen I'M @ouge 1T.
hot cine Stonferen5 pon proteltanti-
iden @eiltlihell uno 9aien 5ur Solgc
gehabt. luelhe oas &rpblem orrd eire
in oIlen Stooten giiltiQe 9eItlnmltng
5u l0len iud)en. Die Stdtbplifen lDa-
rem 8tr Sgetbeiliglmg ein9elu0clt.
Iehntcn ober nb. 0ian nil ben Der.
md MAIDEN. ole proteitantiid)en Sir.
henQemeinoen inlofern 81 uereinigen,
baB lie in bieIer Ridtung gemeiuialne
Goridlriften onnebmen. >Sm 8ruBen
mo @on5en lit Die 9lniidlt 0a1inae-
heno, 0oB Qeidlie0cnc Gerionen nId)t
mieoer bcirathen oiirfcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

monn 2ipiius. bat iein Gnbe gefuns
ben. Ser 4ngetlagte puroe 3u einein
@tr:peiie perurtteilt. Gr mar beIhuIs
bi9t porneu, in dmtt,hen 8erihttu
Oom Sabre 1898 bis gum Sabre 1908
iiber Observation-Disclosures iortQeieBt
lpicer beTt!es @iTcn llnpo6t6eiteu
bebduptet mo oapurA od3 WlWeuM
9eid)doi0: 81 6abeu.
gu QlppItdpt in gBeitfoen Got Der
2dnoratb Die IuIiiihrunQ pes 8eAerz
lein'iden YRititdroramas ,}3aplens
itrtih" perboten Der 6ortige 3beus
teroirettor bat 9cQen oicle Yerfiigung
9oieIt er1oben.
Der irebeu erid5jeneneWpndt6beridt
PES StatiItiiAen 2tmtts in Bremen be-
iogt, bic unQiinftige Gage oes dmerifaz
niIhen 9trbeit8martte9 rueroe CUR
6oIqe bdben, oaB Die WUSpanoerung
nod peiter dbnebme. Der itdrtIte
Iiit9ana fei Bel oer 2tusmanoerung
bon Geiteryei6= =llngarn al bemerten.
- 4 er E tb II Il q q II.
8uoapef, "a. MARS.
Der un9ariihe &einstag bat pis
&etrutirung5Oorlage an9enommen uno
hamit bem langen unD unerquidli9en
Streite Elm Gnbe genddt.
8ubapeit, "a. Mdr3.
Sn @roBs8etsteret bat Der 2e6rer
Stefan Wsi6olO Selbitmorb begans
gen. Gr mar bas lebte Uit9lieo elmer
3dftlrunce, oereu Idmmtlids Wiit9liez
Der, elmer nah Dem anoern, Selbit=
mpro begin9en. Sept itelIt es Ii9 bers
ans, bdB Die gan5e 9afelrunbe cine
gonhe pm 0erbredern mar. sic
botteu niht peniger ols 120 WedIel
gefaIidt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
l'On port Arthur.

Gin ruiiiidlcr 6nd,moun ipridt abcr
Den acitriecn iopOuiidcn 9luariiI-
Giucm 1idt bei.GtiQtCn inpnniidDen
&cridtc iniUlgc ucrlorcu oic
9iniicn cin Sdliii.
2iuei fran55iiid,c 9luardliitcu ais yer
iibcr 0cr bciOcn %ntfidcr &umbcn-
atteHtatc CrmittClt nu0 ucrbditct.
Ter nidYlunrjc SUB" bGlt iCincn Gin
juG i'll oaa itllucr beingc-
iudjtc SrGnSunal.
Sie nnaariidlc Notwithstanding
glGtlidl inter 0adl uno tSndl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
geues llnternebmen
Netp 9lorf. "a. Wldr8

I'm einem ldngit gefiibIten 8eolris
niB Qb3ubelfen lit bier in ytep Yort
unter Dem glamen y3be Bohemian
Giuioe SocietD" Elm llnterne9men in ;
&eben Qetreten, lpel9es iolden Geuten
bic beltenpe Sodno entgegenitredt, Die
bier fremo iino, iib aber bod in an
gerebmer QBe.le unter6alten ppllen.
9luf benz Bureau pieler Gelclldaft
tDnnen iplhe Geute gegen Gntrlbtun5
bon So iib Die Be9leitunq elmer jun
Qcn Dame ooer 6ubrerin iidern, oeren
Yflitht es lit, ben 6remoen gu uaterz
bdtten. 2tue llntplten muB natlirlid)
Der 6remoe tragen unp oieler tdnn, je
nah Dem Snbult ieiner S0rle. auber
ben erlpd6nten ; Dollars nod eln tleis
nes Yermogen perdusgdben o0er iidJ
70 bduatdlierii4 einri6ten, ais leIue
Wiittel es Derlangen.
Die Sude lit audi inIofern intereiz
Idnt, ais man bic 8egIeiterin niht e1er
iisbt, bis iie iif gum 2lus9auge mel
bet. lin ii6 inoeB bic 0ienite elmer
6iibrerin al iihern, iit es n0tbi9, per
iDnli9 nah oem gurell oer Geieas
Ibait 81 gehen, icinen ytameu an3us
geben unb 3u idqen. in nelfel Weiis
man unterbalt,n iein piu. Gs lit
m0qlih, RAP man bei oieier GeltJens
heit BON peridicoeuen Seiten nit fri
tiId)en @ugen dng,iehen piro. .0at
man oiis priifuua beitanbtn, 10 be
3eihret man bic 3tit, 3u melder man
bic i5iibrsrin eypdttet uno iie piro
ii6 piinitliA einiteqea uno Der ge
piini6ten llrterbaItune aemdB gstlsi.
bet fein.
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@trantportlt8 qebutten.
glen Qprt. "A. Wldra.

Die GoronersiuyD. nelte init elmer
llnteriuturo Der llrIa6sn teihdftigt
mar. nelhe oen ,3uiommenbru6 be-
6cis.s TorIinaton perarldbtsn, BEN
q 9leriouen 7um Cpisr iielsn. ertIart
in ibrem 9erDiit t7b ber aontralior
Sdran6.Uer uno ,Su5ene 6 9liion.
ciner be- CFi1enthamsr res Gtb1uoes.
iic, per rer6rs4etiIren 5abrIdiii1tsit
iduloi9 madten. Shlp1nrtuer lpuroe
tersits psrbaitet, 2laiion bdit ii3 pers
iisdi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
4 l}aiIippincu
glPanila, "a. D2dr3.

GopitGn Iuuiit im0 @eutnani Fit
neu tobcn nit taler GbiheIlllnd Nct
iiabler uuo 8un5ihaiter auf Wacario
Safop Sen iolcnamtten 4rdiioeriel
Der Qht.igpilcu 3iepubIit eiucn }.n
grifi 1auodt un0 Sato1 rebit - ic.'
ner @e1leiter qttootci un6 Den 9iei
Der 9ouoe geianacn 8cnomnicn ~
Ancritlrcr ucy.cr1H icinen Iiaun
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9 a abnunfaII. B
QnllisniLIc. an. 2l. nl1rs

Der Gep6dz uuo GrpreBpoQsn eis
mes 3uses Der Wonpnlinie, tpeI6 leb,
terer geiteru Nbeno CHICAGO perlieb,
nerbrannte beutt in DIR g&Gbe bon
8eoforo, Snbiana, nit Ieinem Qes
idmmten Snbdlte in TpIQe ber GrpIo=
iion elmer 2ampe. Der 3ug trof nit
elmer YeripdtllnQ BON bier Stunoen
in 2oui8pi1e elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
ltdn RON @ uIu.
N}anila. %. Mars.

General g9ooo beridtet BON Solo.
baB Der Sultan pon Sulu bic Qufbe
bunq bes Bates 8ertraQs obne beion
bere GrreQung entge9engenommen ba=
be. Seit oen 9eaiuu oer 5einoielia
teiten i'm leBieu 6er9it mar er luOAI
barouf oefabt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25
Gngtano.
9ouoon, "a. 91PGra.

Die 3iebunasIiiten fir bic 22spros
3entige 9lnIeihe BON $25.000,000 uns
Ter Der irii6en 2anhatte Don 1903
nuroen geItIOfIen. Der @mmiilipns=
preis 1T SO unb piro nit ! ProSent
8rGmie notirt. Der 8etrag purbe
IiebenIab geSeihnet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

Mile8, her emperen tsr.
Sen Nort, q. ~13.
SSn @sGntrortun9 eii,5 Sr.e.,3 9,S
Reo. s5ames 9. Dunn pon gI"~ .JoSt
befen Srtdlt uur dnosu.,ats s.peiic
ongege6en 1T, qie9t General ylellcn z.
Ntiles ben Genpsren3Iern ben Gatb,
porldufig feine eiqene &onp'nlion abs
5u8alten, IonDern 3u pdrten, ob eine
Der beiben sroben Qarteien ibre Sude
ni6t gu Der eigenen MAIDEN pirb.
@olIte bies nidt geIAe6en, oann oller@
bings itien Die Semperen6ler oerpfliAz
tet, ielber cine aonpention ab3ubalten.
@erbdngniG oolIe GrpIo-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

Qilttith. "a. gl}dra.

Tn 9criibe. :, tt;osn lebten Bonn
bendttentatc iino in ben fran3oiii6en
@norhiiier 2aobin, alias 8eaumdurit.
uno Gjuoofin ermittelt uno berbaftet
norpen. Sic baben bereit3 Elm Ge>
ftdnbniB a6gel.gt unb ertidrt, oaB iie
bic 2luslpeiiuu9 ibrer GeHoHen aus
9eloien boben ridden pollen. 2ap6in
lit bereit8 III 6rantreiA mebrmals Der>
baftet gepeIeu. neil er Dffentlide 8aus
len gu 5erit0ren periubte.
0eutIS Sill me itafrita.
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: il , net afrito.
Berlin, "a. N2Gr3.

aemeine ,3eitun9", pelhe bic Wleloung
bon Der 30btung bss Wojors 8urt BON
6rancois bratte. torrigirt iif. IS
lpar ni6t Surt, Ionbern Iein 8ruoer
0uqp, pelher bei bem perbdngnibboIs
len 9(uitIdrungs 3u9e ben 6erero gum
0pier fiel.
Noh Der @nii6t ppn 6d6leuten bat
Mlaior glaIenopp, peIher bic @ntIab=
trupptn i'm liiotpeltafritunii6enS6uB
aebiet befe6ligt. gsraoea' unperitdno-
lih qebdnnelt. Gr entbl0Bts feline
3ruppen bon alien ober oo6 ben met
ten CfIiser,n unb elite Der !6aupts
foIonne nit ben Oifi5iereu uno elmer
oerinQfiiqi9en 9abalIerie 8ebedung um
minbelteas cinen 5alben 3oqesmari6
boraus, 10 0ab ibm teine 6iilfe gez
braht meyoen tonnte, ais er bas Ges
fedbt nit ber Na6but Der 6srero be-
oonnen bate Ter llmitdno. oaB sr
baS ein3iqe WloIdIneu9elpebr Ieiner
Gotonne auf Der ungliidIi6en Frpeois
ton mitnabm, benefit ober 3uqleit5,
in ben Quqen Der militdrii6en Gdf
berItdnoigsn, baB er nit Der W}0gIids
ttit enes 6eiehte5 re6nete. lin 10
unbe1reTIifer erideint oes6dlb 2(nen
Iein QorQeben. .9el6es iie6en CFii3ie
rtn uno neun3ehn W}urn ods 2eben
toitete. qan3 abqeiehen bon her Gins
buBe an 2(nie6en, pelds oeie SfIdppe
ben 2lufitdubiQen Qsaenii5er i'm @es
folae bdben nuB.
8plfaf) miro bic geiiirrhtuuq lout,
bah nod mebr oCortigc 6io6spoiien
eintreffen metoen penu bic Re9iernq
nift e6eiiena qroBsre Qlitiel 3ur Be
mdltiaunq 5er Jiebellion dufbietet
8ab bic ebiaen GutIaBtruppen 3u
beu Gu6e n6t birrejheu perbsu. bor
iiber ifeinen PIE eiuiq 3u iein.
5abafrtfa.
Qrstoria. Irduspaat q Mdri.
Die Qst 1T bier ousqcbrp6en.
6eute puroe oer erite looesiaa &c.
meloet
Qfqbaniiton.
2onoon. "a mars.
Zen @eris5.cn ,oaB Der Gmiy por
Q(fdboniiian oerqifitt poroen lei coer
Fh perQiftet babe, lpiro bier tein
Gldube bei9,ncIieu. Die Ia6ri6t
fammt aus 2tstabdo, uno gllubpiirs
biae glafrihgn aus 8a6m pitcgen
bic britii6 inDiihe 8soierIn1 ~
Wchu iriter 81 erteifna e.a lie IN
glsta6ap 5stlnnt mcrneu tJansE.
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GltpeIono. "a. MlGr,-

Gin in 6itljder Nihtung Fabren6er
9uTa9ier3uq Ger 2ate S6orezgaba
litf in Rort6 Galt ga. in cine pfFene
Mei6e uno Die Qaiiogiere 9. 8. Ga
bono, 2(ler 2uuab!in, :. 6. 0eemer,
G. 9. Sling, iolpie Der 8femier 6. H.
Wieremdn, oer 3uqfiibrer So. n
Hoofe uno elm 6radtbdu2arbeiter Naz
mems .. s}one5 erIitten 9erIeBungen.
Splbff frhpr
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Nerin9lon ap., y. Wlar3.

,. Robertion Dunlop, elm Gjrunbeis
gentbumsbdnoler aus Naibington, 3.
g., begin9 beute in ieinem 6otel3ims
mer SelbItmoro, inbenl er ii9 eri6oB.
@r bate feline bier ppbnenoen 81
tern beiudt unb nobm Ii6 elm 3immer
ir Oem 9oteI, uugenideinIia in Der
Nbilbt, SelbItmorO gu begeben
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enerpl 9iiles
NSN nno bic Scmperen5ler.
Gime Grploiipn in 9Sbeeing, 0S. ga. 0lms 0Sa.
ibimgtpm. EQUATOR Sif beim 9srdiibcntem.
9srOmimentc Gee 9aiiagiere. NGlpamfeer
1moler. Die Gbeid)eioumgsirage.

her empereneItr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

Vrfiorid. lrdn8odQI, p. Uldrl.
Die get 1T bier ousaebro6su,
6euie nuroe oev erite lopesiaa ges
mloet.
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6 IN fen.

aQouisbiLe, &b., "a. Nldr3.
oym S6io, gegeniiber BON 2ouis.
pirIe, ertranten brei junoe 2eute, glnz
brsp Ssqnige5, Grttlr Gberbart unb
Gbtparb 9art. Sbr Boot tenterte in
folss Der itarten Str0mung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

Nus @becling, ". So, miro be,
ridtet, haB iniolge elmer 9fahlrgaser,
pIoiion Sharp's @otel uno mebrere
fIeine @eb0ltoe 5eritort lpuroen. ,Su
Den 9iuincn iano man bic &eide pol
@m. canton lno man befiirhtet, oo6
nod onoere 8dIte oe5 3otel5 ibr &c
ben uerlprcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-03-25

Die notwithstanding 1T i'm
arebsboIpital po1itdnbiq eingeitellt
norosn, ne,l lie Die 0offnungeu. pie
in iie geIc5t poyO,n iDarsn, in teiner
@eiie erfiilte. Sn zen Ieths3ebn Sal
len, in oenen 0eilberiude angeiteat
pGTc,n, 8eigte iia teiue 8eiferung.
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81 }orb.
Cincinnati, "a. M}Grs.

VIIN IIlIuIIi II UIUI6+
eyn Der gGhe BON Heitpopo fono
man Die 2eide zines jungen farbiqen
lpeldes gemiBbraudt uno
ermorbet nDrOen mar. 9ieies Opfer
zines Shurten Aatte iih allen @ns
ideine nad beftig 8ur Nebre qeiebt.
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Die ,,,1ereitern" "-5eitun-
9en haben oie 6eicbicbte
pon "a Groiie micbt nur
mitichreiben ienecrn nit
moctcn heIfen.