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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
THE BAND OF RONlNS.
A Cory Story to Prove the Loyalty Of
Japanese Servants.

a Cory Story to Prove the Loyalty Of
Japanese Servants.
The other day i found amid a great
wealth Of old theological material, now
dead, curious little book printed in
Tokyo In 1892 called The Story OF the
Forty seven Ronins' and purchased it
at once for the love OF the covers. The
Ronius seemed to have been the serv-
! ants of some noble OF Japan who had
been killed at the hands OF another
Japanese lord, and it had become their
duty as faithful servants to kill their
| masters enemy. The way they went
about it was the story.
OF course the party Of the second
part was not anxious to be killed and
| took every precaution The forty sew
! en-, knowing what he would do, took to
! drink and dissipation. They apparent
~ gave up all purpose of revenge. They
were often seen drunk on the streets
! OF Tokyo or playing at blindmans buff
with gelsha girls. Some OF them even
/ Quarreled with their wives and divorc-
ed them. The noble lord hearing
through his spies what the Konins
were doing, settled down into fancied
security and heaved a sigh Of relief
This was what the Ronins wanted.
When a spy reported to them this state
Of affairs, they Immediately prepared
for action. One night they broke into
the noble lords palace. killed his
guards and servants and appeared be-
fore him in his own apartments. Pros
trating themselves, they said:
I'VE would beg your honorable lord
ship to commit harakiri"
When the honorable one could not see
his way clear to this course, they kill
ed him, took his head to their former
masters tomb and offered it to him,
with their regards.
But the shoguns officers OF the law,
hearing what had been DONE now ap-
peared on the scene and informed the
forty-seyen Ronlns that, the law hav-
ing been violated by the tumult, they
were requested to commit harakiri
The forty-seven, seeing the justice OF
the request, Immediately disemboweled
themselves and so honorably died The
tombs of these noble and faithful men
at once became removed and were visit
ed by many pilgrims. One man who
had insulted some Of the ROnins while
they were drunk and dissolute, seeing
now the true state Of the case. ap-
peared at the tomb and disemboweled
himself as mark Of his sorrow at his
mistake and Of his respect for their
memories
The writer Of the story tells OF a visit
to the graves Of the Ronins. incidental
" he mentions that just before his ar
rival there another japanese, as a testi-
mony to the faithfulness Of these dis
interested and noble servants. had been
disemboweling himself at the graves,
and the scene OF his death struggles
and the blood on the soil We're pointed
out by admiring natives.
This story shows something Of the
character Of the loyal Japanese. Will
they die for their country and die for
their emperor:
With pleasure. - Minneapolis Tribune
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
Christian Endeavor Social.

The Christian Eodeavor society OF
the Pres byteriau church will give q
medley social tomorrow evening at
the home OF Mabel Sanderson, Eighth
sire 81 and Litchield avenue. Inter-
esting games will be played through
out the evening. Refreshment will be
s3rved for ten cents All mem 5ers
and friends OF the society and all 9TH
ers who wish for pleasant evening
are invited to come. The proceeds
will 20 to the fund for remodelling the
basement of the church.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

X. ssmuelson, the proprietor Of the
Model store, has sold out his entire
dry goods stock to Nels Thompson,
who was formerly one of the partners
in that concern. Mr.. Thompson will
occupy the present quarters and Mr..
Samuelson has removed the stock oil
groceries on hand to the Fixen build.
ing on Third street, where everything
10 already In readiness for business.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
EDWARDS-W co.
;lncorporsted
DEALERS IN
STOCKS. GRAIN. PROVISIONS
BrOtherly Love.

BrOtherly Love.
Two brothers were fined at the STRAIT
ford police court for fighting in the
street. He struck me. and hit him.
pleaded one brother But it was quite
friendly, SIR he fastened to add He
is my brother. and | haven't seen him
for long time"-London Mail.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Wesley Green left last Monday for
Seattle, WASH, where he will visit his
brothers, Frank and Philip. 1t ia
possible that he may locate there per-
manently.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Abstracts OF title to Kandiyo Obi
county lands and city property
promptly furnished by J. T. Otos, the
bonded abstracter, 1877
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Trunks, parcels, PACKAGES, letters
etc., called for and delivered to On,
part OF the city. Prompt services
Charges moderate. Of3ce 0rea,
Northern Express Telephone No
". :. -......- II.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Miss Blanche Lynch returned OF
Monday evening to her home 1t Nj
not, N. D. e, -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

The Young Peoples society of the
Synod church will meet next Monday
evening at the church parlors. Nrs.
L. O. Thorpe and Mrs. r. Telstad
will serve refreshments and a good
program has also been prepared. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

The St. Johns and Wil]mar Lu-
theran Free church congrega atoms held
= joint meeting last Thursday 1t the
local church to consider the manner
in which to effect Z settlement with
the Eagle Lake congregation in re.
gard to the pars onage which is 1t
present the common property of all
thre charges and which must now be.
come the property OF the two first
named charges on account OF the re.
cent division of the pastorate. After
some discussion, q committee com
posed of four from each charge, was
appointed to confer with tho Eagle
Lake cong regation in regard to terms
OF such tettleme Mt. Those serving o.
the committee are: s. s Glarum, E
Holt, o. Elgerots and John johnson,
OF Will mar, and r, Rasmussen, N
Nilsson, Ole Peterson and p. Slettep,
Of st. Johns.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Willmar Marble Shop. Ooe-halt
block west OF post Office. Gail or cor.
respond for prices. II. T. Olson,
Proprietor. 3-tf.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

A pretty home wedding took place
q. O'Clock last W Wednesday after noon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Gllger, when their daughter, Miss
Estella, was united in marriage to
John F. Vein, OF Renville. Oaly q
small group of relatives and a few in
innate frieL d. were present to witness
the service which was read by Rev. j.
NJ Andersen, of the Lutheran Synod
church. the house was tAstefulIy
decorated and the color scheme was
all in white and green. The bridal
couple entered the dining room to the
beautiful strains Of Lohengrin's wed.
ding march, played by Miss Henrietta
Lambrecht, If Merriam Park, and
stood beneath bell of smilax and
Easter Lille s during the reading Of the
service. The bridal gown Was OF
cream crepe de chine, trimmed with
chiffon end beads, and the bouquet
was OF brides roses.
Al seven O'CLOCK T. dainty weudl ng
dinner was served and the table was
decorated with roses aud Easter lilies
The out-uf-t0wn guests present were
the groom's brother aud sister, Chris.
tian and Miss Christine Vein, OF Rem
will, Mrs. 'F'ralz Lambrecht and
Frank Lambrecht, and Miss Henrietta
Lambrec 1t, OF St. Paul, grandmother,
cousin and aunt of the bride, respec.
lively, and Miss Edith Sjoberg, prin.
cipal of the Renville high school. The
young couple left ON Thursday even.
iug for Renville, where Mr.. Vein hal
just eog* ged in the grocery business
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Vein have 9
host of friends In this city who wish
them long, prosperous aud happy
m arried life. <
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Mrs. Patsy Blake, of Breckenridge,
10 visiting with Mrs. John Costello
and Mrs. G. A. Olson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

A wedding was solemn'zed at tn
home of Gust Nelson on Fourth stree,
last Saturday noon, in which the COL
tracing parties we're Thure Hallstrcu
and Miss Minnie Hawkins, The cere
mony was performed In the presel CT
Of few intimate friends of the brida
pair, Rev. Osterholm officiating. Ii
the evening RECEPTION was given
which was attended'by alb oui 20 guests
who erj Eyed sumptuous weddinf
supper.
The groom Is employed at the tail
oring establishment of j. J Ekander
while the bride Is former resident o
Lake Lillian. They have gone int
housekeeping at the John Forsber{
resideece.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Atty. E. c. Ruble has opened q law
Office in the quarters formerly occu.
pied by the local agency for the
Singer Sewing Machine company and
from now on he will endeavor to get
share of the law business falling to
the lot of Willmar lawyers. Atty.
Ruble graduated fsom the Willmar
Seminary in '98, after which he attend.
ed the state university, where he com
pleted the law course and graduated
last year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

DR.. G. Il. Gerretson, dentist. Oh3cs
In New Ruhle hlock Willm~r aa.1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

School books 81 Elfstrum d Co...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Rev. Buell. will preach at Pennock
next Sunday afternoon At $3.50 O'Clock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

The Bethany Young Peoples society
held we'll attended meeting on Fri.
day evening at the Lutheran Free
church parlors. A pleasing program
was rendered and refreshments served
The following were elected to serve as
officers during the coming year. Miss
Ella Nelson, president; Selmer Berg,
vice president; Miss Emma Wolberq,
treasurer; Miss Alpha Berg, Sec
rotary. O. B. Berkness, who for q
long time past has s. succ ssfully
filled the responsible position a.
editor OF the Bethany Herald, handed
In his resignation, and as he could
not te induced to continue in the
"p~per business" his resignation val
accepted and Selmer Borg elected %
his successor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Adversely is sometimes hard upon a
man. but for one man who can stand
prosperity there are a hundred who
will stand ersity.-Goidsmith.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Litchtieid has eight applications TO,
saloon licenses.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
Implement Dealers to Organize.

About Is implement dealers, repre-
senti G The territory extending frcm
Benson to Lttchfield and from New
London to Maynard, met this after
noon at the Odd Fellows Halt for the
purpose OF discussing the advisabilit,
of perfecting local organization
Among those present was T. F.
Murphy, secrt Try of the state organi.
cation. We 60 to press too early to
secure any particulars regarding the
action taken at the meeting.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

Corrected April Il. 1905

-0eSS~ WV
Prices Oh creamery butter, hour, bran sno1ts
aud apples are dealers selling prices. sll Others
areprices paid to producers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
Increased Output.

Within sixty days the output Of Il %
tsine plant at the state prison will be
increased from ten million to twelve
million pounds per annum. Warden
Henry Wolfer has left for the east to
purchase the additional machinery
which will be necessary to increase
the capacity of the plant. tits thought
that the enlargement of the Irvine plant
will cost between csc, 600 and 500, 600.
The Board of Control hopes to get the
machine ry In place within two months
90 that they may place on the market
between SOC, 900 and 600, 900 additi >nal
pounds II Irvine to be used for the fall
crop.-Prison Mirror.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12

o.terholms D1KTER kosta enda,t d so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02

Bon Meiienoen ODER SrenceE.
,peIde fih In aelJien daibalien,
miro sin NaB nidt perlangt. MIR
miiIien oieieIben itren Nan,en,
Stano unS &eiiesiel In bic Sremoen.
bidder Der $o.sIs ODER a~olib1uicr
e%intraeen. 0iejenisen, Welhe it'd
permanent oaie!bit nieeerlaiien mol,
len, miil;en iid IN irgeno einer Beiie
legitimirea. 9a bic geforberte 2egi.
iimaiion IN oemYaIIe boultdnbig ent.
6aIten lit. piro maeraiben. fifl
bsi'm geiude oaIelblt NIT einem
Yaiie at pericben.
Shweben nnS EorpegeM
0ein RaBanane.
MumGnfen. gsf
ausI6~'>e r uriiffen bel Der Nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
q iifsnndrihtcn.

Mcm Dort. I. September. -
9(ngefommen: Die Camper. oGolo-
brio" Don 9teapel, o@ermonio" bon
Wariei1es un0 o2uconia bon 2iDer-
pool.
Nbgceougcn lit BON bier Der 1nm=
pier nGeltic" nadr2iDerpool.
@loSqpm ~, 81. Mugult. - Ger
Gompier 0mioian" lit bon bier nody
2tcp. Dorf obgefobren.
70 Gbtiitio ., 2G. 2tuqliit.-
9IbQciegeIt bon bier lit bclrte Der Can't
pier n@clliQ Olop," BON Copenhagen
nod Nen Yorf beItinmt.
g@ueGn $ + Of II, t. Sept. ~ 9cr
Compiler rGompUnia," bon Nem-
gorf nod @ipcrpool beitimmt, 1T inn
EiciiQCn @oicu -einAclouien.
Ipner. I. Sept. - Ger Camper
vN}oltfc," bon Somblra nod @cm-
Dort bcltinmt, lit bon bier obaeaonz
gem.
@remcn, %. 2tuqlrIt. - Gingc.
%troiien lit bier bellte Scr Gompicr
.Nrc9lau" BON Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
Wins bent Stiicrcm 'W%SdrplnnO's nno
ofn nngrcn5enocu Staatcu.

Gr. IS. u. Giharoion cin in
Npott9piIle ieit 20 &obren protti5i-
r2noer Nr5t, lit gcitcrn inn @oipito!
ST @o0erstonn i'm 9(ltcr pou 60 Sab
rem 0cltorben. Sin &cr} mo 9tcrs
hclIetoen mar Ole Io0eSlWiode. @r
binterI0Bt ieine g4ittmc mo cincn
Coin. 7jil9 9o .>fGpr .'.. ..'
Iabr5i ia 6aebrhHnt.
En &Rbtco0e Grorc FIT Qcittrlt
Nuht 2alNt'' bie WfEA6iihicniubtif
pom &olbocr@ gro9. nit cilteimi &erlait
NON ctmo $4,000 nicotrQebromlt.
2ie llriod,e Ocs 8rat6t5j 1T nidjt be.
fomit. Sic 6irnto bctrirb iriiber ibr
@c'6dit nj Baltimore. Mebrcre QroBc
@ebduoe, II. II. Die Sod'dAIIe unb Die
cIettriidje Nnlo0e Itoltnch III @eiobr,
bon ocit Slommen rrQriiielt Ill mcr'
Den, ood) murbe od5 Icllcr uni lcilcn
Serb btihrGnft.
Grei to6tli6 c uufGllc.
Tieb R6in0. Scr f. SATIRE ate
Gohu pom @m. S. Is. Mhmb BON
GumberIono, iie( an Comeritog
MorQen inter pinen Iradt3uh Ser
linn beioe 8einc 5ernulmtc, 10 oaB
Der 600 in fur5er 3cit cintrat. Der
Muabc beian0 iidl alti Sem gScgC }ltr
2lrbeit III oen @erfit0tten Der ~@aIti
more Ghin 9a6n."
@lrthur @ldine Gltpp. 2l Sabre
att bel Der oBinferton Hlnnber go"
ouQcltcllt, murOe bon &ormltdlmncn
inn Iniir uuhr' GuiielWot Garrett
@o,mth }t CODE qeoi,etidt.
Der 30 Sabre oItc Stott 2llcn
mur0c nuhc Maner56ule Oon cl1cm
3llQr iibrrinbrcn mo bItc6 oul Der
Stelle to0t.
I1t Npti3cn. n9.
Vie 6OG &o0etten ser Slottcrt Ntu'
Ornlic, Die locben BON elmer llcblmN@'
ruhrt nad) NnnopcIiS 3urildtcbrtcll,
hubclr iih nit einigen N%n9nobmen
alri riIlcn eiumonoilifen l(rlalb be.
gcbtu.
Mr. $. 2ioncl McrcOitb bon @d'
0crstolpn hat ieine StcIlmG ais 0cs
lrctGr Der StoatS Eborma5cllten
NrhGrbr nicocrqcIcgt, Gr oerblelbt
abcr Elm Wtit1Iieo 0icicr &6rpcrld)nIt,
RiHter aCcOO bat IN S,uacr@tomlT
ent'hieocn ouB biz Y@aplonO Gum
pitc SO" fein GbhuliccNcth mebr er
bcben Ourf. bis lie oicie StroBe IN
Qltcu ,3uituno 0cTebt hat. tf' NT.at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02

peiien.
Daremart un6 Befitun
aeH.
gei'm getreten bes 2an6es iper.
Sen feline BGiie p%erIanot. @igentbii.
mer bon Sotels nno Goitbdnlerh
miiiien Ole anfunft unb Hbreiie
aaer Sremoen BET Der Bolt8ei anreI.
ben. 9ie Abreiie fam unge5inoert
nad) 0elieben eeidjeben. - Iuf 81.
Z bomas (@eitin6ten) peroen bel
ser 2anoung e~benSalls feine HGiie
ab9eforbert, ieood miiiien &usI1n.
6cr, luenn tie iib ldnaer, oils 49
5tunoeu bnielbit oi,faebaIteun boben,
,nr Abreiie itG) einen RdB bon Der
OrtspoIi8ei neridaiien.
Srantretd un6, 8eiitun.
gen.
SotclbeIiter, uamentIid in fleinen
St6oten, fraaen frenroe 9dlte tn
oer9iceel, Oh iie BGiie beiisen, 9leid,.
falls miro Die 6ra9e g~eItellt, ,Denn
0rieIe bon Der Yoft oebolt peroen
oher penu Sremoe i'll Den Bfanbbd,l.
fern Wegenitdnoe p%erpidnoen iuolen.
N~uSlGn6er miilien bier5ebn 1aee
nod ibrer anfmit Goflnnente Dor.
legen, burh iueld)e lie ibre Hationa-
lit0t, 8ebltrt ul6 Stuno nodtpeileu
tounen. Gin Sab miro IN ben mel.
item JGaen bier6it oils aeniiaeno be.
trahtet. 0ic Mltfentba!tsoeit lit anf
ii,nf Sabre beid1rGnft. Elm lGngerer
gtfentbalt miro oils erlter Shritt
ilir Die Naturnliiir,ma betrahtet.
Cie Tbreile fam pbne cine @rflG.
ring an 9eben o6er einen YaB por3ii.
ieiGcu, aeihebcn. - n Alaerien
miro non T%reml6en, melte 6aieIbit
Den @intcr 3ubrinepn pollen, fein
FnB b%erlangt. Su anoeren SGaen
miiien ieooh @nsIGnber innerbalb
oreier Gage iih l%soitimiren. Sn
= q d. inhina (Snison) beItebt
fcin Eob5iunnG. Inf @uabe-
lOupe (@eitinhien) f6nnen Nus.
I6noer eebcr rs fommrn, nie es
ihncn beIieb,. e. 1.eltebt olleroing8
rin oites @eit neItes NGiie por-
ihreibt, ieboh miro oas 8eiet boil,
itinhig ml6er Nht aeloiien. - auI
" aoaGnstor (8nmlotabe) milf.
len lid Ole I%li$lonber III irgeno elmer
&eiie legitimIren. Bdiie nerben ie.
ood niht b~erIangt. 8%eiienbe nod
Dem %SSnncrn miiiien iid einen VaB
bon Dem @oilnerneiir ieoer YroDint
ucridJaifcn.- Nui Wartinique
ct. Eierre), in Reu.Gnte6o-
nien &snmen)g oui Tabitinu mi
IN Suuis lino feline @aB-Ieeulu.
tioncn porgeifriebeu.
Sir 6remoe eriltiren feline Rob.
%orlhriiten jeonf mtro BON ibnen
perIangt, 6nb iie iid) bel Dem Nini.
tier &eS &uSnGttieen regiitriren lai.
fen.
Sabti.
Sci Ser Qonbuuq miiTen fif3rer.
Sc hurh B1fie ODER otoere Dofu.
lnente leaitimiren. Mnl beiteu IGBt
man iid Den TdB bon einem &pninl
oieics 2onoeS ppr Der Nbreiie b%iiiren.
NerTonen. DeIfe SaDti nerlaIien
moIlen, n%liiileu lire @breiie brei
Gage uorber bel Der GoIi3ei anMeI-
ben. Sn manden Sdlen aeniiat
cine iolhe @umeIoung mtd 24Strn.
ocn Dor Der abreiie.
8oItbia.
Nur IN Grieg8aeiteu mhiien fiG
6rcnlbs BEL ocr Boli5ei ausipeiien,
ionlt lit IN fcinem ,Solle oos Gibren
zines BaIicS norgeidrieben.
CHINA.
&n China beiteben bel Der Can.
Hlrns feine Gub GorIdriften ieooh
ibllt man beller, cine oerartiae 2eei.
iimoticu nit Iid 5l fiibren. 9ei'm
@ciicn In Sunern lit iebod Elm bon
Der 8cIanotlhaft ausQeItcllter HuB
~merI6blib. @ei Der Nbreiie lit fein
YaB uotbmehoig.
Gill.
os;u g}nE amnuo
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Mms, %altpnore Goupip.

2tc 1oir ST. &lqonifr!!iniii. Nv Cbmoro
SbeppdhP q'Il eta'nIo G%'''''iql'r
aetreteln 10 "tHor,.i. ..5o.',.
Tic Baltimore Goi{nt5 Atcrbon-
ms 1oir @ciclihoit" BAT bon Sem
W'anor EtnIomta polt baltimore ctil
. SNreibcH trboltcr, in mcltrm SET.
iclbt crtlGrt oai', 'cr Die GinlanHhN
jit cilleiit @cltNc ser Goir 5lti Stmo'
mimi onncbmc. @obrlhciuIid miro
cr ijd am M}ittmoh oort cinIinocII
mo @oupcruutr MoriiclO am 1ons
ncritoq.
Gle iolgcuocn Gonite'n limo CT
num1t mor0cn:
Gohiitc fir Elob INTO &crbclcrlW.
gen 49, e. W. NlcrrpntoL &omca z.
9tuBeor mo 9lllcn Stepcnlou;
Gomitc iiir Hcnnplnb - ". Stcm'
art Eifienocriicr 4. Cuttings Werrn-
man intn Tllone $. Slice; 1874
@ontitc fir Rcdniul9Ut il Nlcrot=
Der OttGUriuid, IS. NI6ert WtopS tno
Tuotte $. Slice; "
Goll1ite iiir RcQcln Henllotinncll
etc. Nterun0cr McGormid, Charles
&. Vilrtui mo Tt. u. Is. WttGur0u;
Gumlte fir Er0rnicu. 2nont
s.. Mice e. Cuttings Werrpn1on ln0
Games g. 91r6cof;
Gomiicfiir Nlt9itcllim9 - Nio q.
Gardiner, if, Or. u. Is. WcGur0O
uno &onc3 :. ltubcor;
Gomitc iiir Gmpfnn0 - Gr. q. Is.
MCGurOp Goluuro ". Godep uno ".
Steruart SiiiCnoeriier;
Gouitc lijr Eripileqien - Nlernn.
Scr WtcGormld, &omeS y. Neele nnO
&omES 2. 9}ubcor.
&on cincm Nc ouItbicr &c
trcten.
Ter 80 Sabre ultc Gomnrb Shcp-
popo, Der mi Ger Yarn brS Srn. ".
Nlfre6 N'dn1 an DER Dorfs, nobc Scr
N0riur6 Npdo mobnt, ipilroc am Gon'
ntritoA Odiclbit pom eittnt Wotltbicrt
iii Sen Mdhcn Qctretcn limo ihrpcr
berIebi. ''Tie Nler5te M.9aM.. Mitdclt
uto'N. G6b NuDne hdbmeh i'm tn
9e6dnOlntiJ. ''j. 1'in'
Is oktrHffc DefGeben.
Nte GdriniiN0rc opn baltimore.
Gountp bdbGn ben G6ntfdft fir Die
MucoNontiiinrna oer'f Ybildbelpbias
MooO, bon Der Stootgren5e bis etmo
cine Mtcilc lang an i. &. Snpoer X
So. iiir $1,000 pcrgcben mo sur NO
coDomilirm9 ser S'GonneF StroBc
bis Sporrou2' Foint iijrt % al
bieielbe 6irmn.
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%s.Neg r,t,57sr@ 'cin 9rdu-
Iein. mann faun idh Sje mifperle
benz" aSehr bolS, i'd mobile ia
pi3.o-nis." Milo olii ein pis.o.uis-
b~eriebenl"
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NrlrnthS YirCnicn.

70
NrirntbS giccn5cu.
6oIQcuOc Ncirotb5 S~iccn3en mllr'
ocn aeitcrn pom Glert oc8 Common
Elea3 @cridlt3 ou59citellt.
@arrD Is. gmocrion %, uno Pm,
ME VI. Shoemaker. 20; @Ipplitont
Grueit &. %oug, ar. 40, 0It-2on.
puIcltrab2.
%cwi9 Gor, 30, mo 2(nnic @rob,
&c; ApplifoHt @cmi5 6or 9tr. 1872,
GompoD StruBe.
Nntonio @orroro, SO, mto Mdru
Nc. Sutcr, lG; 2lpplifuut s.. 81,
8romu.
N}idocF q. GraItcit %. uno Nnnic
.. 1inalc, 10; NppIitant Nobert
&lumliclo, Nr. IS, &rUiuc Flacc.
Grout &e0mea, %, uno Morp 6,
RoQer2. 20; 9lpplitont Gburle3 So
&lrogoc3, Or, 90S, @cit Gapetteitr.
Eoul Gbompion, p, un0 GIoru
l(lrid, 81; Npplitont saul Gbomp.
ion, Nr. $40, Moro Nrcmont Nlpemle.
Oscar llIridIon %, ulo Minnie
9. 6rGIidl, Is; @lppIitunt Oscar III.
ridion Ar. 1928, Sat Npente.
Charles M. DouuQ. 80. mo Ntarp
e. 2lonua %; NppIitont &iaiom s..
BiuOell, Ar. TO, @elt Granflinitr.
2ourcncc Gnopp, %, unO G6or.
lottc Alopp, 10; Applifnnt 6annic
GlnGrn.
2aui3 1e0ocr. ilur., 81, lnlo 2Cmie
@cnci6, 70; Npplitmrt @Gpi3 6co0cr,
ut., Ar. los, Nor0-NigbitraBe.
,Sleop SNpnrB. 80, uD Bertha
@fats, 3st @nppftdnt 5a& 4tpdre,
Rr. 1877 @cmIipI0onio Npcmrc.
aAoAert 4. @arett %, luia NBHic
q. MQtt1ai, 30; Applifant Irant
Miidcr, 9tr, t25. &cmuooO }loemle.
''"H obif s.. 3int, 21, itro Ginmu
Troo9, 20; AppIjtont Sobu .. 3iuf,
9trl10lS. pi6ro observation-disclosures.
BF. ,---EL-1A ~
NbiabrtStagc Der 9ampicr bon Ncm-
3F1sn{jst a9lorf. .~ts.s4as
0ampier Settle" am I. Geptem.
Der nod Hipcrpool.
Compiler oNcnniDIuonie" am 3.
September ndd &amburg.
Gompfer nllmbrio" an .. Sep
tcmber nadD &iucrpool.
0ompier .Minncopoli3" am ..
September ndd 2onoou.
Gonpicr oNltorla" on >. Septem'
Der nod GLASGOW.
Gompier n~Golob.jo" am >. Sep,
.tcrlbcr llod) Ncopet q
! bafpicr rTinldnb~ dtt 2. Sep.
'tGWbtrh ih,d) Nntmerpen.
Gqmpicr nSt. Foul" am 2. Sep.
tcmber uab Soutbampton.
0oupicr nNlbert" am .. Septcm'
Der mad, Ncopcl mo @ennn.
0onpicr naaiier" am 8. Geptem'
nodl Bremen. ''.'
Sompfer oGorono" am ), Septem.
Der nod 2iperpoul.
Sampler ,Hottcr0nm" an 6. Sep,
tember nud Motter0om.
Camper .Sceanic" am 6. Sep
tember nod 2%ipcrpool.
Gompier o@ermania" am 6. Sep
TENDER nod Ncapcl.
Gompicr nWtoin" am Z. Septeln'
Der nod Bremen.
0nmpicr ,Sliidcr" am I. Scptenr'
Der nad) &ombura.
9dmpicr y2orroinc" am Z. Sep
tenlber nadJ SABRE.
0ompier nSliconio" am Q. Sep
TENDER mad 2iperpool.
Gompfcr n@i&mord" am .. Sep
tcnlbcr nnd Sunburg.
&c SNnpier n2ouile" am ., Scpteal.
6cf }lhd Reofel uao @cm,o.
Thnpirr oMinhcbabo" all 9.Srp'
TENDER lud) 2on0or.
'9aiHpier o&nocrIano" AM Q. Sep
TENDER nnh Altmerpcn.
. Gampier pgoaIbert" am ~. Sep.
TENDER nab Nteopel nnb @ernta.
0ompier ,&aiier gSilbelm ser
3lpeite" am II. Sept. nad Bremen.
Santpicr yTotSoom" am 10. Sep
TENDER nod) Nottcroum.
Camper nMuieitic" am IS, Sep
tcmber nod 2%iperpool.
0nmpier nEorbs gmericu" an 10.
September nnh Ncapel unb 8enha.
Compiler .Senig Slap" am Is.
rber nad) &openbagen.
%Hts'h TS1c!'
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Samitag. nno 5bnm

nad) Maibill1ton S
/. r9Senliplpanio @0bn
fir sic &iididbrt
gbeno aitltig.
Congregational al
men.
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gaie aur Meiie iu's Anslans beiorat e.
biaiHe, 81. All, 81. Vaut.Strake.
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