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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-26
OTHER GAM ES.
Decatur 8. Meridian S.

Meridian, August 4.-(Speclal) -Deca-
tur of the Tri-state league played Merid-
ian this afternoon and took the first
game of the series on glaring errors.
Score: R.H. E.
DECATUR So. ....ll OUU 3U2-S l
Meridian -. -. ...... 001 002 020-5 s Z
Batteries: Cameron and Barnes; Fran
els and Stephens and Braun.
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Avoid, 102 CT DEAN, 8 to l, won; Wissen-
dine. SO (Rice), 10 to 1. second; Scalper,
Sc Cd AUSTIN, to l, third. Time 1:49.
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Brevard 5, Knoxville 2.

Knoxville. August 25.-(Speeial. 1.-THE
leaders of the Tennessee-Alabama league
were defeated today by Moffett's Bre-
ward, N. G.. team in the first game of
series of three. Yount pitched a fine
game but received miserable support
Score: R.H.E
BreVard 49,. 1000 ~ 00%-5 2
Knoxville -. 49,. 100 001 000-2 10 s
Batteries: Bruner and White; Yount
and Kyle.
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WANTED-TO RENT
For good tenants, 2 modern
6 room houses in desirable
part South Highlands. Jem-
ison r. E. & ms. Co, LIST Nat.
Bank Bldg.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis 7. st. Paul 8.
Kansas City 0, Columbus T.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-26
ATLANTA IS GIVEN
AWFUL DRUBB|NG
Coal BaronS Put Timber TO Two
Crack Pitchers,
FINAL SCORE WAS 10 TO- 5
Duffy Was Hero of Game, Getting
Three Singles and Three-5agger
In Additional to Phenomenal
Work in the Field.
FINAL SCORE WAS 10 TO 5
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Games y esterday.
Birmingham ID, Atlanta ..
Little Rock 1, New Orleans 0.
Montgomery 8, Nashville l,
Shreveport I, Memphis 1.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-26
Montgomery 8, Nashville I.

Nashville August 25-Herman was hit
at opportune times, while Lee kept his
hits scattered and Montgomery won. At
tendance, 400.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-26
loViisIIifiiiiiiaiiiiil Joseph Loeb
People From All Parts of the South
Coming to This Great August
Furniture Sale

the South this SALE
The saving runs from will average per
There Furniture a parts of the house.
The INK of Furniture represented
the freight
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sLAGPlLE SETTINGS.

And again the Barons take fall out
of one of the leaders. Atlanta fans had
heard of the wonderful home stretch
stride of the Barons, but the awful
slaughter at Piedmont park on yesterday
made the stoutest heart quail Worse
things may be expected today.
As Durham and STREET. were left at
home untll the Nashville series begins.
it is probable that young Pylant will
pitch today and that Texas clark will
be given trial tomorrow. Pylant lost
his last game with Nashville. but II was
not his fault He pitched great ball,
and but for errors behind him he would
have won handily. So far this season no
team has been able to hit this brush
league youngster hard.
While Reagan was not being bit hard
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Charleston, August 25.-Score: R.HE
Charleston ...lO0 100 01*-3 2
AuBuStd s.s...s .VUV wv WV s
Batteries: Herr and Smith; McLaugh-
lin and Dunlap.
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NasHNIIIe ',',.'......, .UVV UIU WI
montgomery ........... .SuU OOl UOO-3 i
Batteries-Herman and Accorsini; Lee
and Clark. Umpire, Latham. Time,
1.15
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Savannah. August 2S.-score:
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While Reagan was not being hit hard
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Cincinndtf: r H. E.
Cincinnati ........ 900 021 101--4 Z 2
Brooklyn ........ ....... 2VJ 900 00o-2 I 2
Batteries: Hahn and Pietz. Scanlon and
Ritter. Time :46.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02
Sumpter'S Wonderful Growth.

Fred Fontaino, while In Pendelton
a few days since. delivered an enter
tanning address to an East Oregonian
reporter on this town aud district.
Apparently for the purpose OF vouch-
ing for the wonderful things quoted,
that paper adds this on it's own ac'
count: "Sumpter has experienced
the most phenomenal growth of any
camp In the Northwest, within the
past seven years. In the fall of
1897, the editor OF the East OreRo-
nian was offered two fifty foot lots,
10 deep, lying In front OF Tom
McEwen's livery stable, IN what 10
now the heart OF the city. for span
of horses worth about sll0. At that
time 1t didn't look ~ II the entire
town would worth team OF csyuses,
but within year after, those same
lots sold for ~. 900 without improve
ments. Within two years from,
January l. 1898, 100000 was in
ve ,ted In substantial buildings"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

and tn. whole batch Of statesmen, BY
pretending to be an American Smelt.
ing Refining company man, when on
the sly, he Is selling cut bis stock as
fast as he dares to, and investing 1t
in Guegenheim's Exploration com
pany schemes that In the end can put
crimp IN the smelter trust. II
such IL the case, just watch GugRy
blossom out asa fighter OF trusts by
building u lot of new independent
smelters to fight the smelter trust.
TO treat ores from the mines owned
by the Guggenbeim Exploration coin
pany. Twenty million dollars will
duplicate every smelter In the trust
worth duplicating and perhaps treat
ment charges won't have to be so
high AZ they now are because II won't
be necessary TO earn seven per cent
dividends on fifty million prefer rred
and three or four per cent additional
to cover dividends on fifty millions
of common stock. To squeeze eighty
millions Of water out of the Smelter
trust and get down to twenty millions
would give the railroads, coal com
panies, ore producers aud lime rock
men u chance to live.'
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

These mines are opened on quite
large scale. The japanese. OF COURSE
have an excellent and cheap supply
OF coal for all purposes, In the mines
of their own islands, and In addition
hav. the facilities of distribution by
water to supply points. With the
necessity of coal for the military
railroads, the fuel problem concerns
these eastern armies as well as the
navies. - Mining World.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02
Beautiful Columbia River folder.

The passenger department Of the
Oregon Railroad Il Navigation CON-
psuy has just issued u beautiful aud
costly panoramic folder entitled "The
Columbia River. Through the Cascade
Mountains, to the Pacific Ocean," "
From Arlington to Portland, aud
from Portland To the Pacific ocean
every curve of the river and every
point Of interest are shown. while
Mount Hood, Mount Adams, aud
Mount st. Helens, perpetually Gov
cred With snow. stand In all their
beauty. On the back Of the map is
an interesting story In detail OF the
trip from Huntington to Portland
aud, from Portland to the ocean. not
overlooking the beaches aud the Ssn
Frcisco trip by ocean. Acopy OF this
folder may be secured by sending
four cents iu stamps to pay postage
to A. l.. Craig, General Passenger
agent for the Oregon Railroad 4
Navigation company. Portland, Ore
gou. by sending the address OF som
friend In the east. and four cents
In postage. the folder will be
promptly mailed.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02
OFFICIAL RECORDS.

The following instruments we're
fled at the court house in Baker City
for record Yesterday:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nav 16. Baker City Real Estate
and Home company to A. Welch'
lot 4 block l. DE Roo addition to
Baker City: 81, $50.
Oct. ga. Welcb and wife to
Louis -Sommer, lots 4 and 5 block
l. DE Roo addition to Baker City;
$500.
Oct. 81. Sommer and wife to
NJ. Hoff, = interest In same;
1880.
March l1-Receiver to Mary
Young, In full for 16O acres In Secs.
10 and 10 T. 10 K. SO E.; s4OO.
Oct. 16--J. w. Moxon to Richard
Philliber, y interest IN 32x10O feet
In Greenhorn City; $3.50.
July go. X. & N. company to
Jno. +. Chatham. lots II and II
block "a Huntington; 800.
Oct. l3-.Receiver to Joseph E.
Reed, 1cO acres In Secs. II and IL
T. 10 r. 80 e.; s4OO.
Oct. 2O-Jos. +. Reed to Hewitt
Bell Timber company, same; $500.
Oct. 25-C. L. Wood and wife to
G. l.. Palmer, lots l3 to l6 block IA
Wilovale; 81.
Oct. l3-R. NJ. Wilson aud wife
to Jas B. Wilson, s. f. "a Sec. q L.
z II. 30 E.; 81.
Sept. II, O'3-H. Lanca ster to
Wm. Cham mberlain, a interest in
Lancaster and Tetreau ditch, Burnt
river company; 1900.
April l8-Clarence G. Shelton aud
wife to A. p. Brown. l60 acres In
Secs. 20 T. I2 r. 43 E.; $1,000.
MINING NATTER.
Oct. ga. j. BSss to Jno.
Sneak, ie interest In Red Bell quartz
claim; 81.
Oct. 20-Jno. Sneak. to &. G.
Cox, y interest In Red Bell quartz
claim; al.
Oct. GA. j. Bess to &. Q. Cox.
"A interest In Red Bell No. 3 quartz
claim: 81.
Oct. l5-W. +. Sanders to Geo.
A. Carter, "a interest Violin No. 2
quartz claim; S25.
Sept. &c. w. Adams to VIM.
Young, a interest In Little Chief
ana Red Chief quartz claims; $3.50.
Oct. 22-L X. Bellman to Cali
fornia NJ. Gold Mines company,
Minneapolis. quartz claim; 81.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

As the Mining World has already
pointed out, the United States postal
department has established the pre-
cedent that stock swindles, which
we're fioatad through the mails, are
within its own tireless aud sweeping
supervision. ALI eady several cases
have been brought into court, and
when the helpless victims, who
thought that prospectus figures could
not lie, come to realize the certain
weapon Of vengeance which lies in
the power aud practice Of the postal
department, ss regards the investiga.
tiou Of use Of the mails to. defraud,
there will be u lively hiking for the
tall timber by some of the men whose
mining operations we're confined to
the sky scrape,s Of Manhattan island
aud to the carpeted Offices In other
cities. The sooner the fakir is
forced to his fate and the swindler
sent to his cell the better 1t will be
for legitimate mining promotion ana
the more money tn ire will be avail
able Tor actual mining aud develop
ment. Mining World.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02
\ review OF the laws forbiding the


4 review of the laws forbiding the
pollution OF inland waters In the
United States, which may be OF great
practical benefit TO the public, has
been prepared by Edwin B. Goodell
Tor tho United States Geological Sur
vey. II In published ~ No. lO3 Of
the series Of Water Supply aud irri-
cation papers, where II IL available
for all.
Mr.. GoodelI's purpose has not been
TO prepare q oompl ito work on water
pollution for the use OF members Of
the bsyoh a6d bar, but rather to put
into the hands ut pulio officials.
Legislators. water companies, mann.
factursrs. farmers, aud others inter.
ested In the subject, n guide for
their action. aud tn furnish refer
ences to the sources from which u
more exhaustive knowledge Of the
subject may be obtai ned II required.
No attempt has bssn made tn present
~ detailed statement Of the entire law
against water pollution NJ II exists
independently of statutes, but the
broad legal principles under which
anti pollution statutes become opera.
tive are explained aud important
court decisions are quoted to show
authority tor various deductions.
These principles and decisions have
besn clsssided aud are presented In
three grOups.
The rights Of riparian owners to
pure watsr ss against one another.
The rights Of the public Ia, dis
tinguishsd from individual owners)
10 have inland waters kept free from
pollution by riparian owners or
othsrw.
Tho conditions under which, aud
the extent to which public muni-
cipalitie, may use inland waters In
the disposal of sewage matter from
public sewers.
Tho statutes enacted In various
states are clRssit He'd according tn their
general scope and Nh opportunity Ia
thus SRordsd 60 compare their
effectiveness aud desirability. In
some statss, there IN nothing more
than u simpls provision making Il n
crime to poison wells aud springs,
while In Others elaborate provisions
have heen made tn check an, 80 far M
possible. absolutely prevent all
pollution OF all waters by the refuse
prohScts OF animal life ar the waste
of human industry, In citing the
statutes Mr.. Goodeil has grouped
the states together logically. To show
the stage of growth In sanitary
education at which each has arrived.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

It IL generally known that light
ming striking the ground sometimes
forms tubes lined with fused
minerals. In April last. during a
thunder storm In Essex, England. a
ball Of fire which seemed to cast
darts In all directions. WAS seen tn
descend from the clouds. There was
q crashing explosion. and afterward,
In an oat field, three distinct sets OF
holes, ranging from nine inches
down to one inch In diameter, we're
found In the ground. They we're
perfectly circular, diminishing In
size as they went deeper. aud were
cut through the yellow clay as clean
~ auRer holes.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02


''Sen.r Don korker" writes some
shot stuff" Tor Georges Weekly, u
Denver publication. relative to the
Gugseuhsims, their exploration com.
pany aud the smelling trust. tle
quotes u min,1g man politician as
.aying that Simon one of the
broth~rs. has the United States
senatorial bee In his honuet, and IL
willing to bid higher than any other
main the state for that doubtful
honor. Some one questioned his
statement M to the Loliticsl com bins.
tion, when he continues ~ follows I;
Maybe l sm mistaken. II am,
Guggy 10 n smarter d. fool than !
take him to be aud IL not only
fooiing Peabody, but Evans, Gould
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

Dunn aud Brsdstreet agree that
business has finally "turned n
corner;" that speculation In stocks
has been resumed aud that the lambs
are about 20 be fesced to a crafty.
Ing extent.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

Msssrs. Fuller aud Mcconnell, of
the smslter, went to Baker City this
afternoon.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

Zosth Houssr left today for visit
with the folks at PendletOn.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-02

The highest quotation on Home
stake Mining company OF South
Dakota In the history OF the com
pany WAS In 1901. when the stock
sold ut sl0i per share. The lowest
price at which IL has sold In the past
ten year. was $40 per share In 1894.
It's present market value is s55 per
share. The years of greatest divi.
dends we're 1899, 1900 and 1901,
when each year dividends to the
amount Of six dollars per share was
paid. In 1902 five dollars was paid,
aud In 1909 three dollars, aud a
similar sum will be paid lor 1904.
Dividends are paid monthly Ut
twenty five cents per share ut present.
The lowest price the stock has
touched since 1895 wac In March OF
this year. when II fell to s49. 80 u
share. The company has paid In
dividends to date the sun OF sl2,-
sO4. $50. Mining World.
The con, ,batants In the east are un-
equally placed M to coal supply for
fighting purposes, although Russia
IL not M badly Handicapped rs one
might think, since there 10 a fair
supply Of coal Obtainable from
western Siberian points, thus re-.
lievsinR the necessity ut dependence
on the sttsnusted line OF supply by
the Trans. Siberian railroad. About
100 miles by land from vladivostock
MI anthracite mine, from which much
WAS expected. was opened early iu
1902. aud by now IL probably con
nsctsd with the Usuri railway line.
permitting .hipmsnts to Vlsdivostock
aud tarbin. Perhaps, also, Vlsdivos'
took eau still get coal from the uon'
viot mines on Ssahaiien. Ii Ia = long
way from Vlsdivostock to Hsrbin,
where the Chinese Eastern railway
branches Oft To run to Dainy aud Port
Arthur. aud that line, throughout
its 600 miles Of track. Was until the
outbreak of no Utilities, msinly de-
pendent on Jspsnese coal, though a
little WAS obtained from native
workinas In the interior. The mines
near Newchwang, aud those near
LushsnR. In the Liaotung peninsula,
produced coal OF inferior quality,
aud last year were closed. The mines
near ientai. north Of Lisoysng, made
hi .toric by recent fighting, produce
better coal, but their output hss been
small. All these mines, however.
are pow In pos session OF the Jap
aness. aud, M far ss known, there are
no considerable bodies Of coal
opened between Mukden aud Harbin,
a30 miles. West OF Harbih the
nearest coal minss Of Importance. 80
far ~ known. are In the provinces
Of lrkutsk, over 1000 miles away.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
3rinicsle Qpuiic af Gachien

&rinlcsle 2oniic af Saebien g.
burg, 9atter al Song 2eopo1o al
8elgien, rgn1te, lom oct pil erin6res,
for ct Mors Si6 ii6en fra iin brl1tale
:og for0rufne Manb, &ronprins Mi-
lip al SacbIen @oburg, mes Ell Offi-
GER, @rep &eglebitcb, Ser bab6e gipet
berbe l1n6erpisning Gi6nir1g. Sum
bleb inoen ret lang Sis fun6e1r og
ii6en SEN Sis far bun giort flere for
gjepes Goridg poa at flpgte fra oen
Sin6sipgeanItalt, bum blep in6iat /.
@enere fit bun Spbol6 pao ct 8a6e~
lte6, bbor FUN bol6tes UNDER lfarp
@epogtning; men 1t6Ite l1ge lpffe0es
Set benhe 6og at fomme bort fra fine
@ogtere og flpgte bort me6 lin @lfer,
ser lige iioen Sc blep ifilt unoer Sor=
flnoning bor oeret 95erbeoen al
ben6es Opbol6s1te6. Eorret flpgte6e
til Gomolder Set nor01ige esstolier,
bbor Sc MT opbo1ber Jig. Frinles=
ien ogter at l6ge Sfilsmisie fra lin
Mon6 og gifte fig mes Brep &egle-
bitcb.
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RlanQt rand$nl0nC I Htlerika.
duere,ak ratr uaaeeKn
(Iu,sre..as,t >.aatins sra uaaee RtIs<..)

2Ggc @rapi=8crtini, Ser tro0s lit
loenlonbs Hingenoe 9fopn er Danlf,
piI lerlig nere fjenbt iom 5ftbsl9=
ge ON 8oro / iorifielliee al Sfan0is
napien-slmerifa 2iniens Sfibe, /
bpilfen @genifab ban bei @ra6 bar
forltooet at pinbe Easiagerernes Sill
lio og Onbeit. S Ell @orretfe lei,
leoe ban meo set MI forulpffe6e
vMorge", berefter / BEN ltoite Sto
meo vl1niteb Stotes". Ealrige
Mbresier, lom fra Hasiagererne er
len6te til Goftore1, pibner ON Sen
gnoeit, ban bar foritauet at erbperpe
Jig. Or. @ertint bar MI 1aaet Zig
fra sgen % bar optaget Ell &rafsis
/ 9lprre Mebel Spllan6, og bar /
oisie 0age bo1bt @rpll1p meo en-
fiebenbapnif Came 6rf. @ooien.
Sra fon6inapiife @enner gfetp Oorf
mootog 9r. 9ropi=8ertini / @nle6>
ming al @rplluppet EN- lmuf Sglp>
Soroi11i6re, foreitillenoe Sribe0ens
Stotne l,be11for Stem Dorfs @abn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
Gn bctimelig Mbuaricl lar elmeri

Gn bctimcltg yloDaricl lar Mmeri=
fos Nepreientont / Honoma, SobE
8orrett, tilien0t 5tats6eportementet
/ @albtngton, og Banama &omts1to=
men pnifer, at 6e1ne 9lbparlel nao
blipe n6breot laa blot ml1ltgt ober
bele 2an6et. Sen goor n0 paa at
pQQbile, at Set bil bore 11flogt at
reiie til Yanana for at lpge glnlet>
telie ser be0 slnlegget of Hanamo
&onalen. @bis man oil l6ge 6erne0
for at bltbe onlat poa &ontorer, lom
Sngerigr eller Sormon6, er Set n66,
ben6igt at bape lifret Jig 9lniettelie
for Mfrejien. 2igeleoes fraraa0es
set Torretningsfolf at reile BERTH /
SEN &enitgt at oprette mercantile So
retagen6er, gaaen6e u6 fra, at Mrbej=
set be6 &analen bill foraoriage 1tGrf
SiItogen af 8efolfningen. Gette
oil, efter Mtniiterens Spgibelle, fife
blibe Gilfel0et, i6et bele Sorbgellen
n9ppe bill ober1fri6e $4,000 Menne-
fer, pg Disie pil iffe fo1n1ne paa en-
Gang, men efterbaon6en iom Ser Bill
Der @rug for bem. @fj6nt Ser intet
| iom Gellt Boom" er / nogen al 8Dz
erne be6 SEN planlogte &ana1rute, er
@nsleien 6og / Sc liblte Maaneoer
Iteget til set 6obbelte og tre6obbelte
og Spboloet | 6isie 8Der ct | set bele
nnaturlig 6prt. Derimo6 er Silto.
rierne ON set ulun6e &lima paa Ser
latterlieite Maa6e ober0rebne af &ei
len6e, iom bar giennemfaret &anal
5onen 116en at gipe Jig Ei6 til at iatt'
.|iig grnr6igt in6 Torbolbene Seoe1
i Ter life mere trDffenoe ems Sen oft
er ! Seem Sort eller 8aibington, 0!
Ser ct mango 5teber 6e 6or. Sta
}. ter, bbor ser er a6filligt mere Mala
}. ria enc Hanarna, bborbos 5aritets
forpiet arbeiber. al al Magt for d
lforbeere Gorbol6ene.
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Sen ltafbensiee @fanbimapiifc

Sen ltafben9iee @fanbinapiifc
Mrbejberfurening bol6t forrige uge
lit 10. 9(orsmpoe Menomonie,
@is. @pen bar itorartet ppntet /
Mnleoning of 8eipget, iaale0es bar
Ser rejit en- inl,f 9@resport, og oen
lofole ~Mormanno" 2oge gap Ell
8anfet for Srganiiationens @mbe6s=
memo og &eprnie'rtanter, / boilfen
200 Nerloner 6eltog. Goreningens
@opeoiefretnr, Dor 9onbsmonb> g.
S. Smitb, Gou Claire Ser tillige er
l16girer og &eoaftbr al 6e1ts Organ,
vMaane0lig S. g. @. 81. Sournol" :
blep 9jenpalgt. Sc on0re paa slors=
n1p6et polgte gnbeosmeno bar fbl,
ge1toe:: @opeopreiioent, gels Mcl=
ion, @ai6burn, @is.; 9opeopicepre-
iioent, 6. q. Sam0abl, 8lacf 9fiper
Sails, sSis.; @ope0fasierer, 2etpis
9orion, Cumberland @is.; @opeo=
bireftgrer: &obert Setber, @al,
Claire, @is.; Ole Slion, @btppe,pa
Sails, @is.; @oral6 &onlon Mib=
lono, @is.; Sulius @otplon6, Ston=
lep, @is.;; Soiepb sSobnion, Minneo-
polls, Minn.
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@iempermitterebe @olbater frc
Bbilipptnerne leber ifplge General
McMrtburs 9fapport en- betp6elie Ste:
fifo for l1oplpnoring, iaa inart be
l9ttsr Soben 2on6 Son Trantis:
co. Torbrpoerne ser 8pen biie1
efter @enerolers @igen6e en- eneltoo.
en6e Opftn6ionnbe6 &etning al al
narre Hengene fra 5ol0oterne, oq
alt, Ebo6 ser fra militere Mpnbigbe=
oerS SIDE er giort for at iptte en-
Stopper for l1pGienet, bor pilt fig
frugteslplt.
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med Post u9 Celeeraf.
(Hllevesat ira.)

Nrmenier % SDrfer. Sra &onltan'
tinopel me6oeles, at ser ben 81. slu.
quit far funbet en- blo0ig &a,np 9teo
mellem ar1neniife Snlurgenter og
tprfiffe Sropper 8pen 8an; ooer
en- 6nes Menneifer blep 6rebt. 9lr.
menierne, ser l16gior0e en- Srop paa
$50 Manb, oberfalot 8pen og beiat=
te og barrifo6ere6e @uiene; Sc bleo
iaa ongrebne al Sropperne, og un6er
@anlpe11 falbt 2 @oIbater, og 20 an.
ore blep 6r9bt; 8efolfningen flpgta.
De op 8iereene. Autboriteterne
iatte Slo poa @uiene, for at Srop.
perne be6re fun6e fon1ne til at at,
gribe Sniurgenterne.
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ITranfrigs 8efolfning. Tranfril

Tranfri9s 8efolfnim9. 6ranfrigs
@an6elsmini1ter bor mobtoget Sci;
en6elige &apport ober &eiultatet al
Golfetellingen / Granfrig | 1901;
oisle biler> at Sordgellen al ben front
ife @efolfning fun fat beret 49,
6S3 10 s(or. Sarnmenlignen6e Ta=
beller fra forlfiellige 2an6e piler, at
Ser er intet 2a10 @propa, bpor &c.
folf11ingen forgges iaa longlomt iom
I 6ranfrtg; Sor6gelien / SDiflanb,
Gtorbritonnie11 og 9fuslonD er pao
Set nGrmeIte en- Sre0je6el lt6rre Set
lamme Si6srnm.
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1yurltclia syprlppclic.

5priteli9 Turlubcllc. &ronprin,
len al &reuslen, Tre6erif &ilbelm, er
blebet forlobet mes Brinlesie Geci,
lia, pnglte 0otter af Storbertl1gen
al Mecflenburg=gcbtperin Ser bar
Or6 for at brpre en- al Sc imuffelte
al Sc mango tpife Brinlesler. Set
bor lenge beret imp6eIeet meo en-
big Spcen6i,1g, bpem Ser T1l0e up,
noo SEN 9pffe at brre ben tDife Set
ierin6efrone, og en- Si6 fortolte GDg-
tet, at Ell 6onlf &riniesie> Gatter at
Sen banlfe aronprins, bar u0let Ser.
til. Som set MI er bill SEN bor6en6e
tpife &eiier 6og fomme / tenmelig
npr @1egtifabsforbin6elie meo Set
6o11ife @ongebus, i6et Hrtniesie Sc.
cilia er @giter til Nriniesie Mleran.
Brine, Ser er sen 6anlfe gronfblger
8rins gbriltians Sultru og alt1aa
9anmarfs borbenbe 9ronning. Sen<
bes Brober, SEN nubprerbe Storber.
tug al Mecflenbltrg- -5cbmeritr, CT
gift mes en- Gatter al Sertl1ginbe
lgbDra al Cumberland, Dntter al
'&ong gbrtltinn ben 8.