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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

MEADOWL AVN SCHOOL

"Ef@OoS w IH" ~ oS7OOL
;: Dist. 1871. Gertrude Hill, Reporter. .
= + 4 Il y 81 +
= Our school started Oct 3 with Miss
Ragna Blawd as teacher. There are
eighteen children enrolled so far.
This last week has been very cold,
so some of us froze our noses while
out playing.
Boys, how, did you like sitting in
the corner all afternoon without any
back brace?
The boys, wishing to be as we'll de-
veloped physically as mentally, have
begun to practice on the trapeze.
Christmas will soon be here and We
have commenced with our program
We all hope Santa Claus will be well
supplied with presents.
Altho we are very interested in our
school work, We are looking forward
to our Christmas vacation.
We have four new scholars this
year, namely: Agnes Johnson, John
Brake, William and Charles Schultz
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

Andrew Carnegie has just given
S10,000,000 for peace fund, the reve-
nue. of which is to be used to "hasten
the abolition Of international war"
and establish a lasting world peace
May the great gift, so appropriately
given at this season that commemor-
ates the birth of the prince OF
Peace, accomplish the purpose
sought by the philanthropic donor.
The nations are today burdened with
enormous war budgets, and if 1t were
possible to bring about total or even
partial disarmament, the people will
have cause for rejoicing. If the ma
tons will come together this great
waste of public money can be stop.
ped.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

The population of Minnesota, &C.
cording to the last census, is 2,075,-
708. Ten years ago it was 1,751, 1884,
The state still retains it's same rank
in relation to other states, namely the
nineteenth, while Iowa has been re-
duced from tenth to fourteenth place.
Minnesota has held it's own, but that
is not enough. During the next ten
years there must be a forward move
ment, a development of our natural
resources, and settling up of waste
and vacant places. that will add
greatly to our population.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

School supplies for sale at the Sheaf
office o. eE<zr 5e@-E a * ssg@s57j~E.-' AS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

According to the completed census
the population of the United States,
composed wholly of the states, is
91,972,266. Including Alaska, Hawaii
and Porto Rico it is 93,402,151. In
Guiding the Philippines, Guam, the
American part of Samoa, and the
Canal Zone it is estimated that the
total population under the American
flag is about 1O1 100000. Surely we
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

The county option fight in the next
legislature will very likely ove1shad.
oW all other issues. It has already
begun the preliminary struggle for
speaker of the house. H. H. Dunn is
option forces have agreed upon, while
J. A. A. Burnquist is the candidate of
the temperance forces. There are
islature to nominate their man, pro-
vided they hold together, but the
chances are that they will not do so.
With victory practically won for their
principles, they will probably throw
it to the winds.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

of his years in rest and happiness.
We are pleased to note that he will
remain here among his old friends.
Dr. Stuhr has been confined to his
bed since Sunday with severe cold.
The doctor has been exposed to the
weather a great deal in taking his
long automobile drives to the coun-
try on sick calls. He is under the
care of DR.. Wattam of Warren, and it
is hoped by his many friends and pa
tents that he will soon be able to be
out again. Later-The doctor got
out Of his bed on Wednesday and
drove out into the country to look at.
ter some of his patients whom he
thought required his attention the
most. We have been wondering if
he found any Of them feeling worse
than he does himself. - ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15
ARGYLE Z
(From the Banner.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Sutton left
Monday evening for Columbus, Wis,
to spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Sutton, ST.. will spend the winter
in Florida. ia E~
John Anderson, who has been en-
ployed on the farm of John w. Olson
during the summer, left on Friday
last for couple of months visit
with his relatives in the old country.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dundas are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby
daughter which came. to their home
on Wednesday morning. All is well
at the Dundas home. r# &. {.
John Johnson, Oscar Tverstol, Ole
Efterfjeld, Edgar Larson, Frank Stan
GEEK, John and Leo PsZbelski. TheO.
dore Thorson, Herman Halverson
and Fridolf Dahlin all left for the
lumber woods in the vicinity of Bau-
dette this week. Mr.. Dahlin took II
horses along with him. HI
Our old friend Pat Smith has, leas.
ed his farm in town Of Wanger to
Tom Mulvey Of Stephen, and will re.
tire from active agricultural pursuits
MIR. Smith has been one Of the thrifty
and hard-wo rking farmers adjacent tc
Argyle for many years and his old
age and close confinement to his du
ties are deserving Of the remainder
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15
Among other good things missionary

Among other good things missionary
work for young people was consider
ed.
Carl Lindstrom has for long time
been staying on his claim near Red
Lake, but intends to come home soon.
Miss Annie Lindstrom came home
some time. ago. She has been work.
ing at Argyle. Her sister Ellen is
teaching school near Middle River.
Levi G.. Johnson, formerly OF
Wright, has built new barn on his
farm in Foldahl.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15


4 = X i 4 X X = i r r = =
B. O.. Grossly started Monday on
his big trip to Norway
Rev. Dahlquist will hold services in
Middle River on Thursday, Dec. 20
at 3 p. m. T.; i
John A. Serum, the defeated candi-
date for sheriff, was in town Monday.
He is the same genial fellow and is
in no wise cast down over his defeat.
Ed Hunt has taken a contract of
hauling 20 cords of wood from six
miles up the ridge. The wood was
cut couple of years ago by Mr.
Whiteman and now belongs to Thief
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15
ONEIDOLLAR PER YEAR.
Legal Advertisements at Legal Rates.

Again the joyous Christ mas tide
draws nigh with it's good cheer
friendly greetings, human sympathy,
peace and good will 1t is the sea-
son Of the year when cold, human
hearts are melted by winter frosts
and darkened days Illuminated by
Him who is "the light of the world"
1t is the one universal festival in
which all classes and conditions of
people may join, whether old or
young, rich or poor, learned or un
learned The Christmas spirit ap-
peals to all.
Christmas, however, is pre-eminent-
ly the children's festival and for them
the coming of the Christ child usher
ed in new and better era. Christ
ianity is the only religion that has
recognized childhood and made child.
life more tolerable. It is owing to
Christianity that orphan asylums,
schools for the blind, deaf, dumb and
the feeble-minded, and juvenile courts
and other institutions for the benefit
of children, have been established.
That the children should take great
interest in a festival that commem-
crates the birth of Him who tenderly
took little children into His arms and
blessed them, is very natural Christ
mas also means much for mother
hood. BY giving birth to the Savior
OF the World, womanhood and moth
erhood have been exalted and sancti-
fed the world over. Christianity has
been instrumental in elevating wo-
man and giving her her rightful place
in the home as we'll as in the church
and state. She is no longer regard
ed as the slave of man, but his equal,
entitled to all the privileges and op-
portunities she can make use of in
fulfilling her grand mission as the
mother of the race. The education
of the young is now largely in her
hands and the influence she there ex-
erts in moulding character and i'll
culcating Christian principles. is far
reaching. No wonder the mothers
Of the land are interested in Christ )
mas and spend so much time and ELI
ergy in making all about them happy
in making a festival fit for tie Holy
One.
Being re-eminently a festival for
the children and mothers. it follows
that Christmas is par excellence the:
festival Of the home. 1t is the time
of home coming the reuniting OF the
family circle. What pleasant mem,
ories are associated with such gather
ings, memories that will cl NJ thru
life, making it brighter and richer.
Thank God for the Christian homes of
the land-they are the great uplifting
and conserving force Of the ration.
1t is very appropriate custom to
remember one another with gifts at
Christ mas time. But LIT us not re.
member our friends only, but also
those whose lives may be cast in less
fortunate circumstances than ours -
the friendless, the needy, the sick and
the sCrrOWing. BY doing that cur
hearts will become more susce!. tible !
to receive Him who is the true Christ
mas gift. And now may the true
Christmas spirit, cheer and good will
Of readers, that is our earnest w sh.
Merry Christmas!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

A saloonkeeper who knowingly and
deliberately sells liquor to minors in
violation of law does not deserve
much public sympathy. At Lii CHI
field, Mimi, the city council has re.
Gently revoked the licenses of two sa-
loonkeepers for this offense
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15
River Falls party.

T Y
Commissionerelect p. B. Malberg
was in town Monday He brought
up from his farm a Poland China
boar pig which he exchanged with
Mr.. Rund, of ROLLS, for another one.
The Johnson brothers are busy
hauling baled hay with two four
horse teams and say it will take them
the most Of the winter to finish the
Job. -. .s> u
..Messrs. Johnson and Lundin, the
Christmas tree men, are doing a land
Office business. Three cars of trees
were shipped out last Thursday.
School supplies for sale at the sheaf
office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-15

Old papers for sale at sheaf Office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Mn Der SpiBc.

@aibington, 26. Sebruor. -
tic Ser. Staatcn iteben, mic cine
Siatiitif bes requirements fiir &on-
Del linb arbcit nnhlpeiit, an Ser
Spite fir Den grport Dol, 5obnf uno
ncbnten ben 5%lpeiten 8lot olif ocut
Wcltnlorft fir inportirtcn Cabot eli.
SSm uerfloiicnelt Sabre licferien Die
ger. Stoaten bon Dem Su6ufa.@ Sc.
lcnntnertb i'm 9etrnge BON anna
berno $t50,000,000 fir $41 600
600, Gubn nnbn i'm porigen Sabre
els Sabats. .Grporteur nit $3t 600.
600 Oic 5ipeite Ste1e, !SonGnbiid,.
S%ItiiOien nit $23. 600, 900 Die brittle
i;llo @rpBbritornien nit $7,O00,OO0
tte piertc Steae Elm. Tcltldlono
lnlo Die Ser. Staoten iiub Gle Solipt.
m0r(te Der @clt. 9eutidIonb i'm.
portirte i'm porigcn Sabre iiir $50
COO.O00 uno Die Ser. Staoten fir
S3O,O00,00O, bon benen 100000 900
onf Hobmoterinl fanlert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Iun elmer Canine actDbtet.

Gpcrett. @oib., 26. 6ebrilar.-
Surd elle canine. Die llobe ocnt
GascqDcsS nlulel aui Der @reat Nortb
ern9tienbabn cine Siitte 5ertriinl.
merte, ipiirben seiterl, spei 2ei,te ge.
trotet. Gin anbcres 9aus III Der
asdbe elmer &upier5efe oui Der Spo.
fane.Sonocrei lpurbe einen abbang
i:nnlgetriebelt. Iie brei oarin be.
f'nbliden @~ersarbeiter iriibitiidten
aber rfnRia lpeiter. bis ibr sdaier.
t,nno Suite gcrbeibrad)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Sie TlndJt bes Inlni CANA.

Carl tIin g, 9ritiidls SnoielL 26,
6cbritar. II 9ic l%lnitGltbe, melhe
bic 6Iti6t bes obgeicBten Gului Ga
ma, oc5 npmineQen &orItcbers occ
Hcgierullg BON Sibet umgeber, lind
iolgenoc: Ger Ioloi 2nma lun9tc
nod Larger Wan0erun9 in Gc5ember
in Hboia nit IutoritGt Der Ecfin9er
Hegierung ull, Inn al Stele oe5 bct
Fropin3ia GegierunQ 81 treten mel
dc nof Der GinnoGme Ser beiligen
Stoot in 1901 burd) Oberlt 6ronciS
G0luor0 Yo%unabuabanO elngelebt
lpnrOc, nofbem 8roBbritannicn &C.
lpiIie SunoelS-G on5eilione1l bon Sibct
e~rlon9t bate. Ser Goloi Cana
mltroc I'M Eoloit mo aloiter ST. 70.
talu inter groben oifentllfcn &C.
monltrotionen inItaQirt. Ger Cana,
melter nit leinem gnt ais Goriteher
Der SnmoiIten. Sierord)ic nlld) GiDil-
geiualt erbielt, b%egndOigte ouc Sibe.
torCr, rpeldJe Sberit Soulgbusbono
lnicrItilBtcn, llnb I'M eriten Wonot
cling Niles gut. Gam proteitirte Der
Galal Sama gegen Die gllslhreitun.
gen Ser dineiiihen 5rllppen an Der
S5c GDllen 8ren5e, luolelbIt bicie
&lDiter pliinoerten lnl6 Monhc or
ld)lllgen. 9ieier FrotcIt brod)te bic
&riiiS berbei. Ser d)ineiiife Stott-
batter crflGrte, BOB cs iid nm eirc
d)inciiihc Erppina bonole. in lpelher
er nit ocn HebeQcn an Der @ren3e
lldd) Vclleben 81 uerfabren geocnfc.
Gie Solge mar cine langlpicri9e
G~ontroperlc, meldc Oos Ginriiden hl.
neliidcr Srltppen SIR Tolge bate.
Glide Gonlpognie'n, rpcld)e aus Den
glnb0ngcrn bes 9oloi 2ontu'S be-
ltuuocn, Dltrben Den GbilteIclt ais
Die ngoloenen S%olooten", entgcgen
gcitellt, ejoof i'll Tolgc ibrer molt-
gclboiten 9emaffnnn9 beinobc gGn5.
lid perni6tet. Sn Scr 3piiden5eit
iloben Der Galoi Cana uno orei iei.
ter WiniItcr aus Ser Stoot. Ger
Goleoi Cana gebcllft nift, an Sic
inbiid)c &egicrilna III oppelliren, cr
bc9iebt lid olif ben fiir5citen @ca
no6 Bcting, Inn ErotcIt gegen oic
ibnt ongctbnle gcbanOluag 81 erbc-
ben, Gie Eibctoncr ridden gerp0bi.
lid) Die WtiBbarolnng ei1ea Iolol
Son1aS. rnb bn tic ionit nod orbcre
gcrehtc 6oroerun9cl 5t 6obelt glolI-
ben, befilrd)ten Ole hineiiihen 9conl.
ten Elm Slntboo in Den obgelcgcncn
Srtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
3luci Wpd,en Trijt.

NcD Dorf. 26. Sebrunr. -
Gic in anflaacjuitano periesten 81.
rcttoren Der Rational Yofitg 60"
crhielten bette 9lbenb BON oer SUB.
ion q GountD 8rpBaeifluorencn SIT
SerlepsGitp 5mei &od)en iSriIt, iinl
lire autport nni Die Inihulbigirn9
Der &erld)worinlg eiu5itrcid)ci.
Staotsdmpolt @aluen miro am
Scnneritog Dor benz 9rmbesoberrid).
ter Snaiep i'll lrentonj rs, CT.
ld)einelt nlo ocn ,4lrtrog %itelen, Den
Trcibriei, Der National Gading
Gcmpolln" 5l ipioerrufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
an New.S Orleans aciebcn.

Seem Orleans, 26. Sebrnar.
@oItcr !Soilon ulh Wuttin. pon
rcnen man pcrmutbctc, boB lie III
FER Miiltc, nubc Wecca, Gal, INNS
2cbcn fdlmen, bieItell lid, Dor lll,ge-
i1br cinent Wonnt in eincnl hiciigen
Sctcl nili un0 resiitrirtcn Don Cara.
trea.S prinaS, N..Y. Scrr &onion
ingtc eitem 6reunbe, onB er III gro
zen 8eloofiairrn intcrciiirt iei mo
einelt Gcrtreicr in Der @o1itrnbe
tcbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
ScnIntiDncQc 0crhaftnnocn.

Monroe Gitp. Mo, 26. Tebr,
Siilialdcriii @orncs Dol, Nooir.
Golntp pcrbuitctc bclic nbcrmulS
81. 5. ". &nll ui,i bic 9lniduloi
gillg bin. Yroi. !. !. &ougbn 5l
&irfsuille ermorbct ST boben. Gr
MIRO morgen nod airfapiQe 9ebroft.
Nroll Soltgbn Iangtc bette Nod)mrit-
tag bier an. SIC @ittme boz, Yroi.
%nugbn mltrhe cbeniolls pcrboitet, ic-
rod geAen $4,000 Niirgihoit nl,i
itcien SllB geltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
@pnt Gunarch.

@a y in9ton. 26. Scbrror.
SIC beutige Siblng oes &olliea, mel.
dc 51a Stlulocn oallerf, tultroc aus
id)lieBlih nolt glniprod,ell in Terbin.
bllng nit ser gnnobme Ser Stotlie
reg Generals @alloce bon Sinbiarn
III Die Nubmesbolle lunb cincr De.
bate iibcr Die EoitsSiiic .ScripiQi.
1lulBs.SiQ geIui0nlet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Nrbeitcr in Der Wiimse cntlaKcn.

Ybilobclpbio a, 26. Sebruar,
- Ias i'm Sunoes-S hobomt ei1gc-
iiibrte Spariamfeits. Yrin5ip betba'
tiat lid) aud in philadelphia, inocm
tcllte in Der WiinSe fiinf5ig bis Icd)s-
GIG angeitellte - Wieger, 3dbler
mo alloere - mnbrifeinlid) fir inn
nler entluIien lpiirbcn. Gle Gntlui-
iungcn ipilroen tbeilweiie oaourd Der
nriadjt, baB cine o%iltonlotiide 3dbl'
ino 8Ggemoid)ine aneeidaiit murbe.
sic Die arbeit Don ungefdbr bier
Wunn tbut. Iud) erruartct man 1bn-
!ite &eouftioncn Der arbeitsfrdiia
IN 6ronfforo'cr Mricnof, in Der 4bi-
lobelpbia Eapp Darb mo I'M Nnpal
Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Ectruiini's angeblidJer MDrber in
S,aft

Hem Orleans, 20. Scbrliar.
Nuf Den Geroadt bin, an Ser Grnlpr
blung bes EoliSeilieutcnonts Gctrolili
ron Nelp'Dorf In Ealerno betheiliat
Gclpele Ell jt iciil, ipllroc bette slbe,b
@riicppc Golomio, cin ,Stolicner,
rerbuftet nrtb olti gril,den ser @aib
ihetoner 9eb0rocn bcn Gimponoe,
rlHngsbeboroeu olls9elieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Naainger's 9Gnoen uit)t gut 9cpobrt
iino.
Sn Der MorgeniiBmg mllroe ".
u, @aer Don Seattle im a%reil5perbDr
pernomnten, 9ericlbc logte aus, oab
im Sale EN- 9emiiica @clfoft, ipr!.
Dies cr nit @lobis plnntc, crfolgreid)
OurdQefiibrt nor0cn mare. bcilte III.
GefGbr $4,000 Erofit genlodrt bobct
luitr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Wiflt idlnlbia.

Hoiic, Sonho, 26. Sebruor. 80
@iuiom j.. &ettenbnd) mo George
$. Setter unb y9iliom Imper. fpel.
dc allf bic Nniduulbigung bin pro5ei.
iir. wurOclL Die Ncgierung INN wcrth.
pnle SSoI5l1nocrcien bcidminoelt 5u
boben, muroen bellte bon Den &c.
iujnurenct freiaciprod)ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
HaHcnfrica in Mrfanias.

MempbiS Gem, 26. Sebrlnr.
Is miro bcrid)tct, bnB in cinem
Nolienfampf 5wiidcn @eiBcn mn
Ncaern ST Colorado, Nrf,, bcil!c
Nltenb orei lpeibe MGnner erid)oiicn
iuuroein, p1breno cine gl,jobl Neger.
iupbnnngen IN Brand gcltedt uurbcl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
0on NcntralitGt iibersenat.

San Suan bel 2 III, Nicarn.
qua, 26. 8ebruar. = YrGiioclnt Ma.
fri5 bat beiitc an Die GcpnrtementS.
&oritdnbe iolgenoe 9otifoit gerid).
tct: ia bon seiuiiien Yarteien 8e.
riifte ausgeiprengt meroen, oils Oh
Die 8egieruns Der 8ercini9tcn Staa-
ten iih in Die iu,ercn angcIegcnbei-
len Hicaragua's einmildclt iprlle, 10
brinae if SIT Sbrer aenltniB, oob
Die 3esieruns Nicaragua's felt pon
Der neutralen Saltung Der 8ereinig-
ten Staaten Der .seaenmdrtigen Gage
i'll Nicarosua geaeniiber iiber5eust lit.
Sd, meiie Sic besbalb at, ale gegen
fie genannte &ceierung scrihtetcn
annosebrngenr btntun5ubalten."
HSHe fRs's auslamb teIsrgt G. Statue, 4f3
- AattSuAeeAA usbH fE~H... s-sogs IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Grobcbcn in Columbus, Webrasfa.

Column b s, Hebr., 26. Sebr.-
3nei @roeridiitteringen mllroen &c.
tern Morgen I'M = llbr bier per
ipiirt, Gle sSeniter fIirrtcn 10 loltt
lntb Ole S1liicr bcbten berurtig, Dab
bCinabc ollie Nemohncr nuirundtelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

ten icin. IS beiBt, Dab bcsiiglid bic
ier 6ro9e Die AebeiterfiDrer inter iid)
lclbit nift cinig iiro, Glide mci-
men, OoB iinon3ielc llrterItiiBung
ben Strifcrn plcbr nilBen miiroe, al3
Gin Spmpotbic Strife. ErGiibent
Mtltrpbp pcrionlid) lit 81 0unllten ci.
nes @enerolitrifea.
@lutpcr0icBcn in @ctble.
benz.
SoutD @etblcbcm III, 40, %.
| 6chr. Nic Stuots : Eoli5ci, melfc
bon E~bilnbclpbia bicrber berrien
lpurbc. bate beutc mcbrcrc 3itlnn-
menit0Be init Dem auSIGnoiihen Gle
mett, peldcs iid al Dem Strife Der
bethlehem SteeI So. bethciligt. no
bel 5lpci Der Striter ocidnilen mo
perIhicoene onOerc 6ur6 &nilppelblcs
be perleBt murben. gincr Der @e.
Id)ollencn Itarb belltc. Gic Grllppen
marcn ocn gauge ~nlforgen 0untlt be
id)diti9t, Ole llngorn 81 5crItrellcn,
meld)e iid) an uerldicocncn Flobcn
perinrnmlclt batten. &nr benz 0otcl
yWoicltic" ltieBcn lie olti cine Ntcrs
&c, ipelhc beoelltcnocn Wiocrltullo al
ben Gag lcGtc. @lrigclhoIic flogen
gegen bic Yoli5ct, lueldc Dem Den
9efebl erbielt, Seuer 81 gcbcn.
Die Stoots . Eoli5ci gibt an, Dob
tic 5uerlt IN Die 2uft idoB, ober elmer
Der ibrigen 81 tief 5ieltc. Die &ugel
trof ben 80 Sabre olten Samuel
Sombo in Ben aopi. Gic iibrigen
N~uSlGnber murSen nllr lcidt perlett.
9os Sd)ieBen bate cine mugiide
@irfung ouf Die Wenge, pel6e iif
raid 5eritreutc. Die 8epalttbuten
infer ben gllslGnoern nobnlen &c.
itern ibren Iniung. Wcbr olS 800
gusitdnoige pcriommelten Iih oil
Dem mittleren Sbore Der @crfe al ..
StroBe mo bomboroirten jeoen Mlt.
9eIteQten, Der Ole @erfe perlieB, ODER
ipeld)er oieielben inter Foli5eild)lb
betrot, nit Steil,er. Eoli5iit Sreildl
Der eitcn Nngcitellten onr6 oaS mltt'
lere S6or IN Die Sobrif fiibrte, mlBte
5ipei Sdiiiic obieuerll, INN Die Strts
fer fern 5lt bolteu. Ger crbitterte
Wob mari @urfgclfoIlc Iclb't nnf
ben goli5iitcn innerbalb Der l(rt5o1t-
nllr9 Der @erfe. Sic Gpmpagnle
brod)te piele Der 9lrbeiter in 1cl6loI-
ienen GorS ollberbolb Der @crfc llno
liefcrtc Ocncn, Die iurlerbolb 0ergSerfe
hcnotbigt muroenL Sebensnlittel.
NuS Der glrbeiterjug g~eitern Ibeno
ole @erfc perlicB, batte lih Elm gro
Der Wfob ol,f Der Union Citation olt'
ociomn1clt. Die NllSit1noigen bort.
ten, oes Superinteubcntcn Sobn Vi.
&erli9 bobboft 81 meroerL 9egen ben
pielc eineu .b~eipnbcren 8roll bcgc.rL
uno 2plld) . 9robltngeh mltroen &C.
gen Serlig lollt, bod befono iid) Der
lelbe nid)t oili Dem 3u0c. Die oltcn
Der 2ebiob @erfc Der Stcel so. mug
ten ben @etricb cinltcllen.
Selltc slben0 fn1b nbcrmnlS Elm
;3uiommlenItpb Spiihen Der Stoot>,
Eoli5ei unb ben ausitGnoigcn itott.
bel pelbem ciood feline Shiiiic 40
acfeirert muroen. Cine g(n5obl Scr
boitltn1ell lulrNen por0crommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Die Stootsamppltid)ait cine llntcriu.
dung oiif @riino bes Photographer
It's oeS Neihs . Strufgelesblldcs
eil1geleitet. Ger &iinltler 1T Elm
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SIT Gulenbl,ro, ociIen om t3. Sui
1856 lit Stornbera geborcuc iiingitc
Softcr, @rGfin &iftoria, CT onl ~.
Moi 1909 oui SAlob 2icbcltbcr9 il,
Der Eropin5 @ronbcnburg beirotbctc.
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Bel GrfGltunaeit
PAIN EXPELLER

treble man sails unb 9rult, arih Die
Subioblen nit Or. Hif)ter'S
PAIN EXPELLER
Elm. @irft iptort linoernb lrno bel.
Icnb. .25 nto SOC. in Mpotbefen.
Mur edit init gnfcr.
s. AS. Mid,ter & So.
(ans Sinbslfast, 9tartmeen).
2f5 TearI etreet, Heu ped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Safe far's saslamb tetsrat G. Oaaime, 4f3
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