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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
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llditor OF The TImes-plsPutcH
slr,--Your worthy erIticIin his tcri llelsm
or the Two Orphans played hy an an
star our Afaaeny sta s tem M
day night maze L ihe I 'el1 pertsa Of the
countess, showed too much Of the elocu-
Zionist :" NOW, as a teachcr OF reading
and elocution, | resent this. t. not the
definition az elocutlon the art OF EXPRESS,
Inc thoueht With elegance and beauty
W VIII Is aamSactor5 but an elocuti PINS
q nost,,meY can we not say Of an ACTOR ACTOR
Tint his elocution was good Or b p !, !, ~
Now 4 admit mary ~ -
H tnach ' oloc,t ,om have become 50 lied w
with laws AMI rules that they mai Z Z, "a
machine, al sahntomnton. Of their pupils
going through a grenl SmanS fFil ~ e'pt''
lions that hiYe no nleanill 2; u, n /,
To rpael the sreatesl heiglls5 " a Y w
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LEG|S[AT!URE0|:|.|
NORTH. CAROLINA c. !
Both Houses Adjourn lin i:t'sI Ks
spect e the Death cath Ct ..
N. House Member. i5
The Dl!s:;Pl''ENssA'.Rl:Y DIVISION
Committee Report Favorably
Bill to Incrcass'e, Pay Ct vi.
IL Militia Officers.
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RALEIGH. rs NJ. c., February E s9'----i sl
soma te and House Of Representative tltsI'
both adjourned this morning SS Y
5transacting any business, the ad'o 70.
5mrcnt being on account OF the DEAN alti q.
: oprc Sc tntiye W.. Phipps, Of NVatau i
county He is practiclng phly'sssc g an any
was taken with pneumonia sunday grow '' u
Ing rapidly worse until he died thls morn
Ing about so'clock a committee o. Y y
lm,,eembcrs Of tho General Assembly. two 70.
sena tors ana three representatives was vas
anpointed to accompany the remains rem 'pl'' g
the nome Of the deceased at silells NiiGs y,
the funeral expenses TO pc gen - =
tho State. I a5S IN a li IS !, i - I, !, nioh
ard Wake county have reached an a. rec ~.
mer,t Whereby tho profits from ! the n M
lniph dIspensary arc to be dlvldca OF s,,o
bnsis Of one-tlird to the Ralelg ~ pup,ie
schools, one-thlrd 10 the count ~ sc ....a
and onc-thlrd to tho county road. Iuhu J,
Heretofore Ill the proceeds mas sone 20 %
The city and county schools' ~, va ~
nlsn "a be an election on the lssual , - -
a aann 400 n, honds FOR pcrmanent road M
pfpN''''''''9 CO ELEcTDp 2, . Z, J.
o,e,.,., Snotice has been received ~ the
ors,on ~ Tie adjutant- general here O tlle
.nantIon 5}nf Major J, ~. Gardener J,
shc,hv ma colonel of tho First ltes ' NJ.
10 succeed Colonel o. M, w ~
lotto, appointed adjutant. gem ,,nt. hocn
Governor Glenn The election .'iFA's nder.
hed in Charlotte recently. J.. - at I'' - Ia
.',1d I'm there will be n COMES ~"
e az ~, l7einr made that Major Fla nNus ~
e!aim u a,!w elected, that ballot being or
Mma a,,s,w ruled out by tho ehalrn'a =, y
M, tSi,,itnry Affairs Commit ol NJ, Nv
e.,nta has decided to report y yol,,a any
,n,. - Increase the pay OF ~ "a
eamcrn1 Armfeld, OF tatesyllte' ~, f,nar.
n $500 and raise the rang ~, q ~. d,er = n,
termaster from colonel 10 .,.s p,n of the
4 eral, Both have the a, ena9 1.,oid,
NnrlM ntives Of the building ana ~,
| r.sp,S Hans are hero with me ,en n,,h-
rommit teoron Judiciary prepar.a5s ,soa III
,.,t sor the bill pending intFouue.s Ma, 4,
~ Mecklenburg, concerFlns pa III,
{ , nuN, md loan associations. ana ~ "a
Ii ~ rannrted as an agreed bly, at ~ Z, ~ y
,nnrned meeting of the commute .o7i uaa
I, yow, The object prlmnrlly = !, - y nnre.
ant Of tho State lot Eof WIS s I,,' ! ffect.
liab,e concerns that are sef,uu5t, as, INC
iTiig tho building and loAn ,rn n's for
's'.',,,,g IND loan commission aas pap
p,t',,,ma1 cd ana tho associate ms ~ ~ y
ats''i' ,%a control Of the State 1hsuFa''oe
commissioner. !, !, {, I, :, e,,,g {i3, 4
MIS- MI, introduced by Represen'lall Y,
!, .,harnl esterday is an tmporIIatn1 gnl
~ lint IL provides Int Wll'!e me tssn
M "a Nj, Of interest In the State shall fe','l
Co' per cent, atill by Special cos "'sAs
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loans nro made for five or more, % re, years,
tic interest and 4! portion Of the pr:ilncl-
pal TO be paid annua per cent. syn
be charged. # ii sE 35s I, !. !, \. !. \.
II has been efinitely decided that q me
Legislative COMMITTEES on Penal institu-
.tions Will recommend TO the l,egisla tlirs
!thov viii decide tomorrow which one
&c several bills pending will be selected 60
under whlchs to establish IT. Tho probaiE-8
abllity Is that the funds will be taken '., !
from the profits Of Tho pcnit ali
though 1t will be conducted entirely sep
iarate from thts institution. One OF the
bills pending provides for the use Of 15o %,
ooo from tho earnings OF the penite tertiary
to be used for tho reformatory.
FOR tho past three days Raleigh has 8
been afflicted with the worst sleet ~
years. x Sidewalks and streets have been
SO slippery that walking has L been cS en-
,tremely difficult ana dangerous. It has
been melting somewhat to-day and con-
ditions are much improved 8a5$5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
a Cure for Asthma.

The worst cases nf Asthma In the world
succumb readily to the ono great cure
that never fails. DR.. Rudolph schilf-
n,ann's Asthma Cure almost performs
miracles,
Mr.. Il. NJ. Spencer 2osO Vermont, Ave-
nue. Toledo, o.. says: Asthma has been
growing on me for three years, until
last summer the attacks became SO Sc
we're that many nights ! spent half The
the time gasplng for breath Doctors
seemed to give no relief whatever ana
FELT there was no hope for me- when
a drug clerk recommended your Asthma
Cure, lis effect is truly magical and
gives complete relief IN from two to
five minutes. @ s
Sold by M. druggists ut SOC, and LOO.
Send 20 stamp 70 Dr. r. Schiffmann,
Boz s93, st. Paul, MIMI, for a free sample
package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
111E RICHMOND EBBIaY 1o

M a. N NV, n 80 Ard anv4tlnt
ais tof ~ ,,, IA ,vsblnt,e
inl...St.a < I'M
- =, nn,
na y, \, a, Mn, 4 =, srivsa rtlats s
y, !, ,s,,Ists tl,ink nv
,, e!,,r' NH 'anwmr the ir WITH
ttte e' rms th'S
ture &. B VI /, /. . w, J, Y. i. 4. ~ IN ia
IN - II ~ snctinn
- An, tloy
Wouia . a, AZ
NE ~ ~ Ia. Iii,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Mr.. Campbell Will / Not Run.

Especial i to Tho Times Dispatoh3
I.YNCHBURG, VA, Feb, 9'--7 =. udse
Clarence j. Campbell, who while judge OF
the County Court Of lherst county Gun AS
5saultcd AHA whipped Or. g, II. Crawford
viii, a cowh!de after q tria ! for ontempt,
1nnd Who was afterwards removed from,
Ills lis. Office by, the Genera assembly,, and
Two Two yenrs ago Defeated for nomination TO
ihe House by Or. Dol. Scott, ,denles rsnat
lie Intends to be,a candida 90 50 Tor tl'e Rouse
this fall. 8, !, /, :. ,,,,,, y, ~,
matter no thought, and tfat the report
was II eWs TO MN, 5fsgt il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

u
sr1,tor#o ~ {,I,he rmcs-Dispntch: &i8 Z,
acknowledgements standlngs are oItel.
10 lie regretted yet they sometimes c!eus
lin the atmosphere and bring outaan ~.
Scnlpla size Important trut oucll sHu!..o
ia lhn the case in Senator Bniley's 1nlsun-s
5derstandinE of DIR. Alderman's /, speec 81
be fore tho Southern Society IN ne CITY
5of New York No one who neal = =
5nnynan who knows DR.. ~, ~.
any doubt ms to the fairness anu
his remarks ont that occasio On. anu ~
there arc no Southern people ~ = b ny
TInited@ states who are more sensitive ~, -
the Interests Of nor lore 20 ~.
$Sn,tf, N ran Southern men living u. New
York nd while Senator Bal US .loyIhi.
5ty to the South may be common y ~
81 to BE regretted that he, as one ~ !,
'11rominentE Off, the Souhn. y
Should be so hasty in constituting az. asulns,
coiitStrymen. % At least he .mig gu t#llitve
wnitedjto set the IMPRESSION e. 7, .h g,
So,,t hern 1e I, who heard DIR. herman =,
hefnrn N ssuming such al hostile att tude,
caic,,lntnI . to bring discreditS Y pm pm,
Il not ridicue Of the very Scatse WIFI ,a
he claims to cspouse. is t.. be
that senator Bailey should bc 80
10 show such an 1rienalS -
WardSDr. Alderman and the uniyers.ty w, "
W VIII However, tile University Of Viz
trlnn Students and other Southe nleal,
ragid,n,s a the Sorth, revercncfng "a
thav5d6. their old home and the ~ ni N,.
$sitv mos cordla llyS approve OF every tli "
Dr.. Alderman said on that occa So any y
Via he hass done and is now Soll + -
advance the Interests 5ot lneir pa ono ouist 5
n15 invite fors the respect, honor a = ~
en-. a,,,,nn ~ whlchsitl deserves from the
American Amer peo5pso. N. WILMER.
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VOICE OF. THE; P ] d 7:
The 8Hiqh School Building

Editor fsThe Times Dispatch: " (.
# sIr,1n spcnking Of the necessity, o. = Y
new high school building, i would IKE 20
add 8onc word 1fany one III = ls !, COM 2,
muntyhas doubt over the t!u,e,s ST, \, o. :
whether orgnot Il new hlg school puiiS ~
5issthe greatest need OF Richmond. let en-
come around to No. So5 East Mutshali
4 peep at the fos esow "ftS Op
ola 50 ,rrooms,SI While the writer scribles
this he Is seated upon the front bench !,
hold thirty pupils but which now con- on !
itains A forty-fplt. In one room. OF, y tlle
samo floor. there is sixty pupila, so o., :,
sitting four III ascat hut PROPERLY sho W.
be occupied by two. NO 0le 9 c4 80
more - spac &C until he has rcgistered .as q
student ut this institution and has y, Nm
thonrocess crnmmng ,, ra,;.rh
shifting, Changing und packing. tnr Z, y.
which, arc put tho scholars OF the 1tich-
imond High School. AZ 3fig
l5 $f Yours, . I, :, = :, 1,,,r, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
a Campaign of Cleanliness.

p. p. ~ HF I 4 y
New York has begun II crusade against
the sptters. and the sanitary police have
recently made many arrests for violation
of tho anti-spitting ordinance Tho ar
rests were made along Broadway, In the
atre lobbics and ut tile city railway sta
lions, 1.-THE public has been warned long
enough" said the commissioner of health
In giving orders to his men to enforce the
law. There has been an increase In the
habit of splitting and many complaints
have been made. We do not propose to
let the people forget that this is a scr-
Gus matter. The sanitary policemen have
been instructed not to bother with per-
sons who do the th4Rg Inadvertently, but
to devote their attention to those who
are offensive"
we have similar ordinance in Rich,
] mond ana 1t is violated many times evcrS
| day, not simply through inadvertence
] bur deliberately by those who hold thu
flaw in contempt. II Is violated on tht
streets, II Is violated In tic street cars
| anu in public buildings. If the ordinanc'
IS not to be enforced, it should be re
4 pealcd, for It Is better not TO have II Law
than to have one which is not respect
eds Bat this Is n good law, and 1t shoul
10 enforced both In tic interest Of hcalt
and accency. Splitting is largely habi
and 1lsll can easily break themselves 0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
THE FISHBURNE CASE.
Judge Aiken Will Hear Motion
4 for New Trial Next Tuesday. u

Especial TO Tho Times Dlspat ch) ss4
NJ ROANOKE VA, Feb. 0 "A letter was res 4
cevcd to-day from Judge Al. Il, a ken, stating
that he will BIO hero next Tuesday to render
his ~decsion MS to granting Fishburne n new
trial. Lawyers OF tho city. generally express
opinion that new trial VIII not 6e granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Nominations Confirmed.

n 3 (By Associated Press) \. W
As4INIToN, Feb Z. The Senate confirm
ii tho following nomlnnt!ons; 4, n, o,,,cc
Pe MsM at GeorsIa-rhomas A. Jones' FL
oerton. !, : ,uoood I'd. New or,
eans, Mamie O. Hamilton. Pollock char'e
III n LYMAN. Ruyne, Tx 4s.fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

|lts IL they Will not do so they Insist 81,
upon committing u 1ltiisntico and tii ll.
Ing themselves Uffenslvo{ TO decent 3peopie'
the law should #iny itsSiiands s,non them
md compel them "a observe the propirll'e,-
ttcs.I5s N lss IL n RI N sS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Volunteer Soldiers Home.

x q, l fBy Associated Press) lf5,
~ 1yvAsuINlToN,s Eeh.5 9,-1Thes Senate. CON, y
mittes on Military Affairs to ea lnSatio
u iyorIda 81 branch home for, gisahrl;S Pr
vaIunteer soldiers sailors ana s,no nnn
Xii. carries an appropriation OF sloo'osoVV'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Secretary Morton's resignation has has
again been passed in, but IT Is UNDER
stood that it will not be considered inside uht il
the Secretary handsdt in8hlmself. ~ News
PAPER designations don't count.
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Life Boats.

1lfo-boats have sdolto thelr8sdnt thls
winter III u noble way From Nthssac chit, (,
setts TO yirgnlh tho wlion coast Is ic r..
bound, while England Inns suffered, lio GU
ilyS from, tortns3 and wrecks, # ~
IN It is d curious fact that tho first lifn-.
boat was designed by u cohcli-build LIZ
Long Acre near london named v l.tik a
who took out a patent FOR his bont IN
November, 1855. II Otter, sta tied tlint
twas Henry Grcatliend. of sout Shields,
who designed tho first life bon t III n 1870
Gortain1t is that In 1853 u terrible Swre 9s
took place 1T tho mouth OF the Tyne
and from that tlmo tho feeling on the the
question or llrc-bonts was reused and
premium was offered to Grenth His a
bontS was thirty feet long and ten feet I.
vide, ana could carry twenty people
Grcathcnd died in 1916 ut the age Of fifty
nine. Il, ~ b II, y, ~ AZ
& There Is IN England IA National Life
Boat institution which was SstartedSStifi4
1929, under the title or tho Royal National t
Institution for tho Preservation OF Sl1.l fe!
from shipwrccl. Tho average cost OF ~ ~
3llfe-boat is about 600. Tic Iii Boat IN
isttutlon's fleet9numbers 2S5 life-boats on
the coast OF the United Kingdom Ul>S8ittto
tic end OF last Dccen,ber I lie Institution
had granted rewards for the 4. saving $o t'c.
54bSsO lives. 5$ 6s3 Ri If! II Vi n u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

There is said TO be SO much i GO \ on on
the coast Of Virginia that the Wild waves YES
have been choked into silence ana mo . me
people who live on the beach beach cant sleep .'e'
for the subdued stiffness. la5a. iIt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Bat Alastcrson, bad manjand gun player
IN chief, Of Butte. finding tho West TOO TOO
tame nowadays, to afford him I'm any e OK
element, has selected New York as MS MS
future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Many Of our Southern contemporaries % fl1e
are urging the President to name the
date for the beginning Of his PROPOSED 60
southern tour. Let the President alone
He is doing mighty well4right where heJis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

In their recent target practice, exactly exact
nine New York policemen out Of loo LOO
examined, were able to qualify for the the
rank Of marksman. The remaining llll1Ng l'4sl
ought to afford New Workers lots OF ex-
element. i. ,.l ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Child Fatally Burned.

(SpecInI, 70 IHc les-131sPHECcn4t'1
#3 CHARLOTTE, NJ +. Feb. a.-The four
YEAR old hter of Mrs Addle Lemmond
died this morning from the result Of burns
received last night while alone In Q room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
10Th III Worlds History

conai Of Mexc9 HIS arna
4sS
stuart rod Darnlsy murloff sso sSsa vents'n
four niles qsSye ne @ q n9s enc
Staten snnd as had Deen
gaisoned burned
\
4 MINI Car ~ ruia
distinguished Tor ne Wits hf I'm
K { 3&
Fda besides many Import
coast which ha ben
British #868 #SS
a North. Tic Primo TIC trade
,7a4
No. pndcr admiral Martinique
MD px n 11ayt taken b the blew
&up IL N h
IS renounced his protest q Louisiana
ID II
Bn. ~ abe.,bns ths House = Lords
1uln against Sweden. a,o f5s${
queen married g..,, aS ssI$@ #sE.
al Upper sydcnham taking tho oa'h 8 %
8 provinces: s
Gold Warrington " Sw fo' le'u'
Gcnl Herrera Mexico died iio was Setun y ~
81
So annssa iSss 3 territory
/ \ a1oo3 n E$#
anarchist
entencedt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

We were a ittle too fast in referring y
to New Mexico and Indian Territory ana
Oklahoma as new States. The bill Ute
admit these territories to statehood 6 has
passed the Senate, but has not yet passed Ne3
the House. is said that there appears ears
to be an ample mnjorlty in favor Of the the
bill as 1T passed he Senate to insure y
acceptance BY tho House, provided the the
majority can find an opportui,ity# to q } ex-
press itself, but, with the speakers pre-
,rogativc Of refusing to recognize 4. any I'M
member who desires to put q motion nc !. con IN
trary to the wishes Of the lea lllt'
will depend altogether on Mr. MI Cannon Cannon
whether or not the bill becomes n law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

great religious revival is going on
in Denver. 1t will8find plenty Of material rial
In Colorado, and there Is no probability
of5its looping over into Utah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Now it, comes to light that Iioch ktep I't;
the poison designed for his wives slowed S''''.
away in the well Of his fountain pen
And SO is fulfilled the saying hat as
written, '1rhe pen is mightior than the the
sword. 3 la ~. II wy 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

administrations Of Hoch by wives who
knew him for less than three days viii
not bclacceptcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Yes, 1t is a bitter pill, that which the he
President is forcing Congress- to push
down tho throats OF the railway people
but railway ma gnates have q way Of tax tax
ing bad medicine gracefully en- they
can't help 1t. ~ IA ySi: Il \, IT n Wy ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

1T is given out from Washington that
the Hon. II. c. Plat left the Senate "un-5
paired.',4 That$i technically true, but It
may be misleading. Tho Senator has .ss g q
new wife, and another wOmans suing
him for breach Of promise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Several days ago We took occasion to
commend Treasurer Todd, Of Hcnrieto
county, for having made prompt settle
$ment With the Auditor % Public Nc.
counts. This article was suggested by
the publication ola letter from the a'tdl-s
tor to Treasurer Todd and It seemed to
us an occa sion for an article on tho Sub sub
ject Of prompt settlements. Of course,.
there are other treasurers-thc treasurer
Of Manchester and the treasurer Of Ricl y
mond, and many others---Wlo make
prompt settlements, and who deserve we
communication for doing the States bust
ness according to the rules Of business. v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

There may be said to ba some kicking
along the upper senboard Air Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

All Unsigned Communications VIII llsl DC 9.
discarded.
Rejected Communications will not pc FN
! returned unless accompanied by stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

Charming spring viii be more charming
than ever this year. when It comes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

< Arizona insists that y wet rerritory IS
better than dry state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
The Power Of Elocution.

Richmond, Va, lSeb. 2, 1905,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
DR., Alderman and Senator Bailey

ours, l, = ,I I, ,, .,,,1,,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

Qis 1erehnet. Die ipiiIens
T6dfiliden 1orifungsn bss groisHors
Sobn Is. Werrilm Don Der geologiI6en
NbtheilunQ Der llniotriitdt in Bertelen,
Stall, pstien ouF bas erite 2(ui;reten bes
Sdtnoinurua C5iTfeioedpie), ienes Ries
Ientbisrs elmer ldngf oeraangenen Gnts
.pideluu9speriooe oer Grbe. Elm neues
qidi. Ger grofeiIor bat b:rehnet
pab ,pil3en tcm eritcn Gribeiueu bics
fer 56iere, our 3eit, 1Is 'ie MIR auf
bsm gdnoe lsbten, bis }u ibrer peiieren
GntlpitcIuno, bo iie bic Msets 5e'eb':u,
un6 oem Bis gu ibrem llnter9an1s ein
3siiraum bon ungsfdbr 100000
Sobrsn Iisat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

81. G6d-,ss u. 8. 9eeo aus Sin.
tinndti MD Ebomos J. Goff aus
gpoiain9ior. bic amsritaniideH &om.
miiidre. mehe CUR RsgeIung Der nod
atuiitea otn Gsreinigttn Staaten uni
Der Republit Banama porbdn6ene'
gPejrun7 oeriche6fnh;iten errarn.
noretn noten, reiIten mad Grfiauut
ibYer gluiQobe ron &oicn mad Ren
gJort ab
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

gRontrtol. q 1tr

WtlIIItUi, -, HtVI.
5n ter Wubls bss 3rapaiitsrfloitsrs
al ia 3sripran9 elmer bsr Wlubiieint
uu0 q tets 3psi yloH6e unp perpaa
befp einen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

Mb9ef abren:
Rem gort. %. f5:6r.
Geo oic" nd6 GioerpooI; gMoje
Itic" nah 2inerpooI; ,2lmiterbdm'
mad Goiteroam.
Sout6dmpton, %. 1Sebr.
agoiier Wjitelm Der BroBe" ror
Bremen mad Nep gprt pia Gber
bourg.
Qutlperpen, q. G5ebr.
.Muntroie" na6 1alifar uno ct
So5u, q 3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24
@arriion, lSropoit. g"
eSn Der 6rube.

Birmingham, Ola, %. 6ebr.
g9ie Die &orreIponbenten Der ,8ir=
min9fam Relps" beri9ten, batte man
bis beute D(orsen I'M 3 llbr in Der
@iroiniu Wline As 2eicben gefunoen.
Die gergungsmannfdaften beriAtften,
haB iie nod peitere 9eihen Idben, Sic
iie aber nidt errei1en f0nnten, neil lie
i'm Uafer ihpammen. SnfoIge oer
Grploiion pdren bic 0aferrD9rer qes
boriten unb Elm grober Gbeil Der Mine
lit iiberihpemmt.
sSn einem Ieeritebenoen S6uppen IN
8eFemer, Der als einc Moraue bsnubt
Nib, lie9en A 2ei9en, pel6e nob
ni4t ibentifi3irt iino. Sn man6en
sSGilen iinb iie berartig entIteat, bag
cine Sbentiii3irung iiberbaupt ni6t
moqii6 iit. Sn 2tnbetra6t Der 3bat
fade, ooB bic Mine tbsiIpeiis unter
MdFer Iteft. eri6eint es unm6gIid1
bob aud MIR Elm Gin3iesr Der 9erun
eliidten nit oem oeben babontam.
Mieberbplt dnaeTteQte Grmittelun9en
er9aben, oob DIE 3abl Der Spfer itcb
auf 116 bslduft Der Coroner pdrls
bat bereits S6ritte gstbnn, I'm ben
SnqueIt ab'ubaIten.
GIeii6 unb SeItruE.
Wnibingtnn, %. 7Se6r.
Der sorporatiors 9ommifGr Gar.
fieIo nat isiren geri6t, bic unterIu=
dung oes TleiIthtruits beirsFfene, no6
nitt poIIenoet. aber feline SuIrsttorsn
fino nit ibrer 9trbeit Iotpeit por1es
ihritten, odb eer 9sri9l f9on in Der
nd6iten 0ohe , m BrGfbenten unter
hreitet peroen tann. Sb Der 9eridt
nod In oieier Sibunesptriooe bee
SonqreFes oer0ffsnt!iht fpirb. III cie
fSrdse. 9soeniuas hat Der 9rdiioen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-02-24

IS III bier 9mttid ni4ts baDon 3.
tannt. haB oer 3or ernitli6 euihofe
Zen iei, I'm i5rieoen u1hlu'uhen IN
6oitreiien i6eint man aber gu N fen,
bob ter Ger oie Jr09s 6ersiis IN O5r
nd9uu1 gs!ocen bobs. ob Der 9rieg
Fortqsiesi oesr 1riers aeItloFsn rer
oen ions Gs bsibt odb btt 3 Z
5ron'reih eriuh. tobs. burf Grp
lopb bsi 5lpdn AMIR esn 3u laF.1. n
.er pelten geoinaun1tn e. 1rct en-
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MaDHnag 3nr ]inDr.


Sie pulniidie natiOHal'oCmofraiiidlt
Gnrtei rGtb non cincr grlualtiamca
Grbcbnng ab, neil ocu 8euulH.
tiumGren Sibrcr, @aiicn, C5rlO
nno Der GHdbGIt I'M 9IuS'
innSr fcbleu.
Scr Sircftc Giicnbnbnuertchr iuiidlen
@nridlau undl Ger Sentidlcn unN
1iterrcid)iiArn GrcnjC ituft.
Ger @roffiirit Nlcris trutt Den Ser.
rDriitcn, Die linn 6cu 600 &C.
idjluuren bnben.
in Der Grcpin5 6aanoper miro oa.
GjcInnohetcn ais itcncrpflidlti.
gcs Gjclurrbe erflGrt.