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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
SALE OF DITCHING JOBS.

Notice h Hereby Given, That on the 22nd day.
OF September 1915. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, At the
County Auditors Office in the city of New Ulm
will sell the jobs Of digging and constructing the
Ditch No. 22 Of Brown County, established by the
Board of County Commissioners of Brown County.
State Of Minnesota. by their order bearing date
August 18th, 1915. viz: For the work as one lob.
and also for one sections of 10] feet each.
and also for one more Of the construction Jobs.
each OF said sections to be known and numbered bv
stakes as shown by the report Of the Engineer in
said matter, commencing at the one including the.
outlet, and from thence, successfully, up stream to
the one including the source to the lowest response
BILE bidder or bidders and that bids are invited for
said work; said work to be completed within the,
time required, and in the manner specified, in said
Engineers report. And no bid will be entertained
which exceeds above the estimate cost of the con-
struction, in any case as stated in the said order:
and the successful bidder will be required to give
satisfactory bond, to be approved by the Auditor
OF said County, with two freehold srities, for the
faithful performance and fullment of his contract.
and to pay all damages that may accrue by reason.
OF his failure to complete the job within the time.
required IN the contract. The said order and esti
mates and profile are on file, and may be seen at
my Office.
The approximate amount of work to be done in.
the construction of such ditch is as follows: To lay
9243 tt of inch hard burned vitrifed drain tile.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

Eneland's new solicitor general i said
70 owe his place,to sheer ability. This
should greatly encourage host of coun-
try editors.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
UNCLE sam 4 | T ! SEEKS ! !: | ( :
ORIENTAL TRADE
Aids Business Men Ii Estab-
fishing Relations With China.
OUR MINISTER THERE AIDS.

United States to BE Assured Of Fair
Portion Of Eastern 6usiness-Dr.
Pratt Points Out Need o.. We'll
Capitalized American Bank In q
Chinese City. AZ. 4.
Washington. - An aggressive cam
paign to secure for American business
a share in the development Of the enor-
nous resources Of China has been plan
ned by the departments Of state and
commerce.
The plan contempiates the develop
ment Of an American vested interest
in China that will insure the United
States a fair share of that country's
foreign trade and be powerful enough
to take care Of itself in the complicated
political commercial situation there.
The scheme was developed by Paul
s. Reinsch, minister to China; Julean
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
' | ! MovINc
AGAINST CR0DNO.
Are Threatening Another
Russian Fortress.
IS NEAR GERMAN BORDER

Official Announcement 10 Made at
Berlin Of the Capture Of Lipsk,
About Twenty Miles West Of Grod-
no-vioIent Artillery Fighting oc-
ours in the Argonne District.
Berlin, Aug. 81. German forces
have made further advance on the
Russian fortress of Grodno, the only
one Of the fortified positions near the
German border which still remains in
Russian possession. Official an
nouncement was made here of the
capture of Lipsk, in Northern Rus
sian Poland, about twenty miles to
the west of Grodno.
Paris, Aug. 31.-Violent artillery
fighting took place at many points in
the Argonne district, as a result of
which the trenches of the Germans
were seriously damaged, according to
the French official report.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
Order To Present Claims Within
Three Months.
County of Brown.
In Probate Court

County of Brown.
In Probate Court
Special Term, August 7th, 1915.
In the matter of the Estate of Gott-
fried Hoehne, Deceased.
Letters of Administration with will
annexed on the Estate of Gottfried
Hoehne deceased, late of the City of
New Ulm in the County of Brown and
the State of Minnesota being granted to,
F. II. Krook..
1t Appearing on proper proof by
affidavit F. II. Krook made and filed
herein, as provided by law, that there
are no debts against the estate of said
deceased:
It Is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date Of this Order, in which
all persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased, if any there be,
are required to file the same in the Pro-
bate Court of said County, for examina-
ton and allowance, or be forever barred.
It Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in December 1915, at 10 O'clock,
a. m. at a General Term of said Probate
Court, to be held at the Court House in
the City of New Ulm, in said County,
be and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place when and where the
said Probate Court will examine and
adjust said claims and demands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That,
notice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
Estate, by forthwith publishing this,
Order once in each week for three sue
cessive weeks in the New Ulm Review,
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County.
Dated at New Ulm this 7th day Of
August 1915.
By the Court:
Court Seal) GEO. ROSS.
1886 Judge of Probate
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
BROTHER CAPTURES SLAYER
Minneapolis Man Murders His Wife
During Conference. h

4 . + . . . = e Z a i
Minneapolis, Aug. 31.-Mrs. Anna
Rainbolt. sister of Mrs. L. "A. Landon.
st. Paul, was shot and instantly killed
by her husband, Thomas s. Rainbolt,
during the course Of a family confer.
ence to settle domestic troubles at
Minneapolis.
Sylvester Rainbolt, with whom the
murderer lived. was shot through the
arm. Although severely injured he
cverpowered his brother and turned
the man over to the police.
The murder was committed In the
presence Of q daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rainbolt and Mrs. Matte r.
Turner. sister Of the two men. The
meeting was arranged to divide prop
erty between Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Rainbolt, who had decided to sep
arate after they had lived together
twenty-eight years.
Mrs. Rainbolt was nifty years old.
There are three children. All have
been living with Mr.. Landon n Sc.
Paul. m.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

81. Arnold, commercial attache at
Picking, and DR.. E. E. Pratt, chief of
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce. Mr.. Reinsch brought to
Washington a program framed by him
self and Mr.. Arnold, which was SUBJ
mitted to DR.. Pratt, Secretary Lansing
and other officials.
1t was generally Endorsed, and the
bureau Of foreign and domestic COM
merce already has begun work along
the lines suggested. Mr. Arnold: Will
return to the United States this winter
and tour the country to get capital for
investment in China
State department officials have been
watching commercial conditions in
China since the recent granting Of ex-
tensive special privileges demanded
by Japan. No political steps have been
taken to secure concessions or privi-
leges for Americans, however, and the
policy of the government has been
steadfastly against commercial poll
tics such as other nations have en-
ployed in China. The plan now. pro-
posed is expected to develop an Ameri-
can interest there which will be pow
erful enough to meet the competition
of other nations.
DR.. Pratt pointed out today that
American capital was piling up as a
result of the European war, and that
vast sums of idle money are available
for investment. The bureau expects to
take advantage Of every opportunity
now offered in China and to have an
American interest strongly intrenched
there at the close Of the war.
DR.. Pratt issued summary Of the
Chinese trade situation which stated in
part:
"a well capitalized American bank
Is necessary to American trade ad-
vancement. China offers splendid In
ducements to American capital in min
ing enterprises, especially in tin, zinc,
antimony, lead, coal and iron. HUI
nan province, the most accessible Of
the richer mineral areas, is part1cu-
larry inviting field for investment
China offers splendid inducements
to American capital and American ma
chinery in connection with the cree
lion Of cotton yarn mills. Opportu-
mites for the investment Of American
capital are offered in the China rug
making industry for rugs for the Amer
lean market. 5
american capital and expert man
agement applied to tanning Chinese
hides with a tannery at Kalgan, Nent-
sin or Hankow would be paying ven
ture.
China imports annually nearly $1O.-
100000 (gol6 worth Of aniline and syn
thetic dyes. A high grade American
substitute for the European products
could probably secure a great deal Of
this trade, which is now at standstill
owing to the lack Of supplies.
ION account of the war China offers
a splendid field for American window
glass Of the cheaper grades. Window
glass importations in China net several
million dollars (gold) each year. and
prices are nearly treble those Of year
ago. ..s , .5
With the favorable exchange which
exists at the present time. Chinese
products, which previously went to Eu-
rope, should ind markets In America.
Among these are sesamumseed. vege-
table tallow, hides, egg products, min
eral products, wood oil, peanuts, bean
OIL gall nuts, etc. = 5#5
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

Concrete Brick hood IS cubic yards.
The estimated total cost of the work is
$2364.99
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the Auditor of said. County, for
not less than ten per cent of the amount of each
bid.
The right to reject any and all bids is hereby
reserved.
Dated Aug 24th 1915
LOUIS G. VOGEL
County Auditor Brown County
(Seal State of Minnesota
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

People may sympathize with man
who makes fool of himself occasionally.
but not with one who insists on giving a
continuous performance.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
CONCESSIONS BY BRITISH
Orders in Council Will Not Be So
Vigorously Enforced.

Vigorously Enforced.
Washington, Aug. 81. Concessions
in the enforcement against American
commerce of the British orders in
council were announced as result
of informal negotiations just COM
pleted by the foreign trade advisers
of the state department.
The British ambassador, Sir Cecil
Spring-Rice, assured the trade advis-
ers that their informal representa-
lions in cases where the British or
ders have caused undue hardship" to
American commerce will receive spe-
cial consideration.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
rSraniplpanin" In Sdpttldnp
nraefpmmen.

Ser Sompfer .Srdniplrdnin" bon
Der Nnhprs9inie bat Die nm pns bris
tide Snielreif bon Der b~eittidcn 9ies
eierune proflnmierte &rie9s5one l,nees
fdbrbet p%aiiiert rno 1T Wontdg firth
nm 8 llhr in @reenod, Shottlonp,
einsetrpffen.
Sie oSranihlpania". beren Sorpes
bierune Surdb beutife Saildboote man
in England befiirhtet hattie. bot, blrd,
Die @ericnfun9 Der p2uiitanin" &C.
pibiet. nift DEN iibli1en &urs mad,
2iperpopl aenomnten, ionhern lit Inn
Die Norbtiiite Srelonb's uah bcnt idiot
tiid}en @afen @reenod e~cfobreu. Der
nod etlide @teilen nDrbliher liegt als
Die duberitc N~oroipise Srlnnb's. Pin
Sorb befnnb iih cine bebeutcnbc 2a@
bnn9 ariegsmtnteriol; ilber 1000
Taiiu9iere batten Die Snbrt auf DEM
Sampier gelpast. barlinter % Gmeris
fullcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Snrlinstoner seitprben.
tgiuseianbf.)

Sn Burlington. Soma. lit am sl6enb
bes IA. Rai 5crr Soiepb q. &ol5 I'M
CT. 6rnncis Soipifal mad lansenl
idliperen 9eiben eeItorben. or lpor
an 80. WGrS 1868 IN 86eeting, ".
&a.. aeboreu, itubierte SI ct. Srancis.
BEL Rilpdufee unb mar IN Surlings
Inn ais 2ebrer unb Srganiir, ionic nl5
Deutlfer 2pfdls Heoufteilr utlh ul3 8es
Id)dftsmanu tbdtig. Sus Iuiifer mar
er nie Die .8oltsfrcimb Sribiine" be-
ridtet, anertannterlnrBeu elmer Der
tiihti9lten I'M 8eiten. Gar manhe
~gldn5enoe Sffertc babe er ali5geihla@
gen, neil er burlington lieb ~eeiponnen
llnb nidt in Die Sremoe 5ieben ipoIlte.
Sbn betrnuern ieine Satin, .9eborene
Gouiia Nesmer, uuo dpolf ainber.
5pei 8rilber NidolauS muO Sran5 in
California lfnb cine Sfipeiter, Srau
Charles 8ilion III 8eqsburg. @. ga.
CIR rube in SrieOenl--(Gorr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
GsnirnmSfiibrer Grsberaer in Som In
Sebersgef1hr.

MntbtdS gr5beraer. oas 6efonnte
Gentrinns : Miielieb ocs oentihen
6eihstases. Der iih in elmer Diploma
tiid)en Miiiipn in Nom aufbdlt, fpurbe
duf Der Strobe BON HpbeI ~nneeeriffcr
uilt mare oieGeift tpbtsefnlaeen nor
Den, lpenn nid)t reft3eitis Gara6inieri
eiugei6ritten rrb i'm Der ipiitbenSen
@olfsmen9e entriIien batter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
9rpsrnmm fir bic @eneral= Seriartm
lung bes ct. g%pniiatins 8uubes.
tsYsSien fir bicic Sei:nns.

Die beuri9c General @ riammlrnls
be5 ct. 9onifdtiuss gunbcs BON Soma
fir1bet am 49,. 90, 81. nnO %.
September in burlington, Soma, itatt.
3ur 3eit tonnen mir bus fplscnbe Sros
grdnm fiir Die Sa9un9 uniern Seiern
uorlegen:
ia g, Den 10. Sept.: Rors
gells s l1hr ieierlihes Eontififalamt
mo Seifprebigt in Der Ct. Sobanness
Stride. Ihenbs: IerIammIuus Der
Srolen illlb Sun9frauen. Gn9liihe
9tcbe ilber Srallerfrdge.
Wp II ag, Den 20. Sept.: Wors
gems nm HnfImittags Nnflinft uno
@mpfona Scr S~elegaten unb Seitgaite.
Nbcilb3: authnlitentng; eu9liiter unb
beutider &cbeaftus. @%rnennung Der
@umites biIr1 Den Srdiibenten Bern
9iep. &. &. 9rnne. @~eriammlltng Der
Silngiinge in Den Club Blooms Der
ct. Sotn1ues : @emeinoe, eleliid,e
9ebe.
Sicnstda q, Den 81. sept. Mor>
gems feierlifcr grDffnnngs e@ottcsz
hicnit fir Sclcgntcn mn Seitgaitc.
&outififllnnRt unb Seitprcbigt. Sars
aif Gomitc &eridmmlurg. Hadlnlitz
Tags Notwithstanding in iueId]er
bic 9eamten berid)ten iuerpen. Ibenos:
Sortiekun9 uno Snlrb Def @eihaftSs
n%eridrmLune. SeomtenipabL nub
Sd1llts Der @eneral q Merchandising.
90 1T I 10 Q d.. ben %. Sept: Rors
gems S ubr ieierlihes 8e1nier. lin
9:30 l1hr 9n,npfer@ grturiion had
Dem acofufz Samm. Riidfebr unt $3.50
uhr. Ibenbs SmbiB fir Delegation
iinb @dite unb oeren Samilien.
8rieiter erbalteu 3inrner nto
ssriibriid i'm ct. Sobn's Sdool
Stnner; Glen fir 0tittaes uno Sbenbs
I'M 9nientent Der ct. Sohn's Sdule.
Seleeateu unb @ditc nebit Samilien
tperben an Den Sahnbofen abgebolt
uno in hire Guortiere beeleitet. Seles
autcn mo 8dne Iollen niht inter-
loNeu. Iobnlb ais mDelid 3eit uno
Nnfunft Der 3iige, nit peld]en tic foms
mcI, mit5utbeiler an: Germ 8ebburc
5dulpp. @urIingtou, Soma. 0elegds
len unb @Gite, tpeld]c in Hrinntfamiis
lien citouortiert fperocn, iuerhen bier
fir t~oitenfrei fem. Die @Blpnaren III
Dem T%eIrauraut in Der 81. Sohn's
SflIlc miilien 6e5nhlt perben. (Sbort
ORDER mcnfs NTH coffee nerbeu 5ll err
mHBigten Sreiien 6u haben let1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Sentiacr &ecner gsettnreit.

Gin iolder iolb an Sicustas, ben
II. Mai, Iberos S HIN int Iieii9eit
Subnque College itoit. Als Sfiebss
richter firneierten Der bcdNp. &oter
&eirih bon SOL. @eiit. Der hphp.
Woter Hihorb pnn 1ers Sein nnb Sr.
Antpalt Cigar @iQetre. Die Sieeer
ir bem gonieit poren 9os. 3. alctt
NIT benz 36enua .Ruberner Sort
iGritt" unb Sen 81 @erfen iiber
.@eItfrieben~. auh Ole betben dnbes
rem 6errer leiIteten dftenstperthes,
lieberboupt tparen @ebonfen NM Stiel
III Den betreifenben @ortrogen nusaes
aethnet; in Dem @ortrog seigten lid,
iebod bebeutenbe l1nteriGiebe. Gep,
Or. Shier perbient fiir Die 2eiitung
ieiner beutihen alaiie ale slttlna
rno grmutbi9ung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
@as Inbere iasen.
(Sortieenne bon Der 6. Seite.)

(S%ortieeline bon Der 6. Seite,)
Die aniee nifgcrnfit unb 5ipei Singer
eegen 5immel itrcdcnc, idrie er:
Got tuirb gucb itraieu!" SIM bis
ied)s Sd]iilie ert0nten unb Der Sfarrer
brad tobtfih ge%troffeu 6uiamrten.
Sieie Iebten Gin5elbeiten iuurOen blird)
mebrere Ili9en5eu9en eiblih betbeuert.
inter Inbereii bon Serru De Grinder.
&rofe'lnr bes ImeritmiIhen 9olles
GUMS in 0drucn. nont S~eIuitenpater Dc
Grinder. 9rIiber pee Srofelior5. BON
0rll. @iftpr @uQua mo bpu @errn
8utteuS. belize Iriciter. 5err Sros
feiior De Strpder. tpelher nad) Der
@rctution nit icinen 8eslcitcrn in oas
Suncre bes Sabubpis absefiihri iplrbe.
fra9te eilen S~elbipebel iiber Die llrinfen
ber Sinrid,tung bes 5errn Tfarrers
bon 8erent unb erbielt ais Inttport:
Ser &erl mar 5ii nerpos! gr bat
ms ipdbrenb Der Nodt ipldc Sd)ipiee
rigfeitcn gemaht. bnS mir nift iuubs
ten, mas NIT linn onfan9en. @ir
%fprnten nid1t ,imbin i'm 3u tcbtenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Cine oentidDe Notc.

9er,tidlato bat burd, 9otid)after
8erarb. an II. os. Die Ser. Staaten
benafriftigt. oaB Die oeutiden
lt.9oote initrrirt moroen limo. feline
iteutrale S6iffe ju ihaOieen, weld,e
nid,t an feinOieligen Sbate1 betbei-
ligt iino nllo baB Scutid)lono Grias
fiir Die Shaoigung iolher Shiiie IN
Der ariegs5oile lellten ,lueroe. Nber
neutrale SdIiffe, uelde acntrebanbe
fiibren, iuerben mad ariegsrcdDt be-
hanoelt iueroen. Sans neutrale
Shiffe 5itf1Giq in Der aricssSone be-
iG'dbigt werben, 10 peroe Seutid,-
lanD iein Geoauern oitslnrefen unb
ShaoenerIos obne prileugerihtlidles
S%erfobren leiiten,
IelttIdblnnb redbtfertiet ieinen lin.
~terieefriee bamit, hab Gnalan6 Die
Iiishuneeruna oes oei,tid,en @olfes
nnaeorobt bat. Sn friiheren Mittbei.
li1naen hatte Ieiitihlanb ieoe Ser
artportIihfeit fiir etrpaigen Sfaoer
abeelebnt. Der neutralen Sfiiien, bi(
iif in Die ariegssone magen, jit'
itoBen fonute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
sirhlihe Nahridten.
1tspcstcI fur bieie 3eitnns bsorbettet.)


gs itdrben: am I. Woi: bic ebrn.
General Sberin Der Sominifdnerinz
men, giutter Waria Aauintd bon
Sranb 8apibs, 0iidl.. 9eb. Ipououia
Siesler, I'M Sitter bon 81 Sabren. geb.
1S46 III Seutihlano; im Sitter bon
As Sabren, 8ep. Spbn S. Sdyneiber
BON Srunton, Sbio; bodtp. Serr Iifos
Iau5 Subj. Setretdr bes bod)ip' ten
@rn. gr5bii6cfs 0 Miiltpaufee, 8is..
9eb. 1S47 gu Green Ban. @is.; ebrip.
Shpeiter @liinbetb 8pd1e, friiberc
Sberm bes ct. Sincents Seminarg in
ct. Spnis. I'M sitter o 70 Sabren;
Benebittiner sSl6t Ilbert gSilonlier I'M
Stifte Sieft bel Sdfpn5 in SiroI, geb.
1871 I'M 3iIIertbale. II. L. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
inc NIooae ol,i oen1ieIben ~erfenl,el,

feline Slosee oiif oemieIben erfeni,elt
ober ieben fonren." @eiter ia9t
Smith, oaB fiir5e ebe bos ll.9oot ae-
iidltet puroe, sipei bririi1e 30.
troulaeboote Ste1ung 5l beioen Sci.
ten bes 8ulfligbt e~enonrnen unb tcm
SGiff beioblen bGtten, ibnen nod
Dem 8iibop,2 eitdthalls 81 iolgen.
(9ieie Ausiaee lit iebr midtig, oa
lie 5eigt, oob Der @ulfligbt praftiif
in briiiihen S1n0en mar, oils er tor
peoirt muroc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

erobe Slotte litp es ltedt feline leere
1rahlerei hinter ibr. Die 6nuptinhc
lit. Saf Nmerifn tein nenes 8ebiet
uiiniht nnb bic Ghrc feiner nnbercn
Natipn ansreift. Iir itehen ein fir
bic Smmanitdt nnh fir iulhe Stnsc,
iueldbe bic 6nmnnitdt erbeiiht."
Die Hebe ipurDe entbuiinltiih be-
griibt, pbnpbl tic MIR cine furSe Steee
reifreoe mar unb Der Yrdiioent Dor
aus9eifidt bate, DAP elm 2uuh feline
@elesenbeit fir cine srDbere @eee lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Gime Nepe bes Yrahbenten.

Nus Neip 9ort perlautet unter'm
Sdtum pont II. Wai: Cine mdhtige
Irmabn BON SMlodtidiifen, Sprpebos
mn ltnterieebpoten, Die Itdrtite. Die lie
in einem amerifaniideu Safen pers
lanrmelt lpnr. erItredte Iih bente I'M
SrbIon Niper bier Weilen ipeit IN
boppelter Sinie. i'm Sanger 81 arie9ss
ihiiie. Der S%lottenid,au pcralls ging
an @ormittag cine Sanbpardoc bon
5000 @aun. beitebcnb aus &riegss
matrpien urb Sem Porter Mili5. iiber
pe[de Der 3rdiibent cbenfaas Die Ge@
pue d6nabm. Bon Den rs Shlnht>
ihiiien iiuo Die llebers9 reabnnusbt5
,stefp 0ort" uno ,Serd5" nit ibreil
14s5olligen @eid|iiben. Die .itdrfiten.
Sic anberen Sd]laftidIiffe liuo:
.8uomir9" tSln99idiff), .lltnb".
.SIorioa~, v9elalpnre", -Nortb Saz
tpta" tales Srcaonougbts), .Mid,is
gan, rSoutb Carolina, .aanias".
.gcip 6ampibire", .2ouiiiann",
.@ir9iuia~. .9tbpoe Sslanb". .Hee
braafa" rrb ,@eorgia". Sen Helt
Der Slotte bilbeten Is Sorpeoo3eri10s
rer, IL Ils@oote. brei WDnitore uub
cine An5abl bon Iinenlegeru, Hepas
ratlirs, Soipitals unb anoeren 5iilfss
idiffen.
Mad ser 9anoparabe fu6r Ser Yrde
iioent, -9eleitet ppur itenpertretenoen
Manor Wcslnenp. Ibmiral Sletd)er,
Den &ubinetts : Wit9liebern. Iarines
Sffi5iereu nnb Ritsliebern beS 9iirs
GER Gomites nab Dem Sotel 8iltmore,
in beilen 10. Stoirperf Gin 2und) eins
gcnonmeu ipurbe. an hem etipa 500
Safe tbcilnn6meu. 9rdiibent 8ilion
belt cine patriotiite Gebe iber bic
ameritoniIfe Slasse unb ben S1us.
ben lie Aneritdnerr, eebe. gs lit redt.
bab Amerifa cine grobe Slotte babe.
benn bic Slotte brinee 4nerifa tn Be-
riibriin9 nit benz Heir Der @elt. Sos
bdun lobte er Sefretdr SanieIs. inter
beiieu @crpdltuug Die Slptte iic6 ntdd)s
rig geboben babe.
Sic Slntte ser Der. Siauicn cnt
iprtdt uniereu Sosalen. Sic Slotte.
bic jesi bier in PEN 9ort lieet. il cine
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0serifaniihes.

(S%ortieenns bon Der I. Seite.
pobncr BON Snn Wiguel (Sonorn)
ans i6rem Sorfc pertriebeu. Idnner,
Srallcn uub ainber lcbcn duf Dem
Selbc i'll trdnri9cr Sdgc,
Sic %ilaiiten bcIeBen aac Selz
ielber in Der Atdbe bon Sampicp.
Sic Iaptoreniiten JON Altar (Sos
nora) nabmcn 3fuei entertainer ges
iangen. Sic nmerifaniiden Iutoris
tdten arbeiten, nm bcrcn Srcibeit 81
erlanaen.
Sn @I Yaio lit 5err Scius Serra5ds
ernlorbet iporSen neil CT yTicber nit
WiQn!" gcifricen hattie.
@ro6c ShdiiNfeit terriht lnter Der
merifaniiteu &olititern IN @en Worf
Wnn iant. haR bie'e rciien Mebolrtioe
nGrc ciueu Cancellations Garbibater
iudJen.-(S. ~
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Ser @nlflisbt.5 cq.

Gus Staatsomt o~eroffentlifte an
II. Deal Die beihnorene sliisiose res
eriten Sffisiers bes @nlfligbt, @alpb
6. Smith, iiber Die Sorpe6iruns sic,
ies Sfifies om /. Mai BEL ben
Scillp. Snieln. aIS eS torpeoirt nur.
De. babe eS cine grobe amcrifnuiihe
6logse. 6 bel 10 SUB. lpeber 9ebabt.
Gr bobe oas l1y@oot geieben, ,o6er
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Nltuner %seiturben.
(Gingeiaubt.)

5err 9eter Sdnee bon 4lton. Sa.,
lit int SSoipital 5u 9egtnrs an II.
Mai naeb elmer 9iierenpperotipn ses
itorbeu. Or mar in 1862 5u Sph9ez
bile, Iis., 9eboren. GS iiberlcbeu i'm
brei ainDer. ieine Iuttcr. cine Shtpee
tier uno brei 8riioer. NDse Der Ser
irorbene ruben in Sricbeu!-(S. S.
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stbeihifMer sereim in eonSon.

Gin iiinpi1er IroJeRtar in 2orbon
brdTte an ben San. baB .es in Gnas
Iauo cine gut unteririiRte @~ereinisune
aibl, pe(d,e Bic s(bihafinns bes rclie
AioIeu @connfen@ nm bc5 @loihens
on @oit ouitrebt. Sicicr Rational
Sccular Societu" puroeu iiingit $50,
600 permndli, 5nr Sorhcrnng ibrer
neeatipen Yropugnuca.
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Tep. s. Semen p%romppiert.

Ser bod}tp. Spicpb 3. 3epen, lan9s
idbri9er llnO 6elie6tcr Iliiitent an Der
IicIiacn Ct. Mtoriens 0euciiibe. iii ols
Yiurrer nod @eper, Soma, ueriept
ipproeu. Ser nele Iiiiitent in Ct.
@iarieu lit Rcp. Sranci3 Shub pm
Subuque. Sen bcibcn 6ohipiirbeil
.@Iiid aufl" in ibrem nenen
Mirtlmasfretie.
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I ttaber 1crtpanbtcr nnicre.
Gurreipumbentcn aeiancn.

Ser dltefte Sobn bes belsiiden
Colonial Iiniiters. 3err Saul 9fen5
fin, Ibpofat am Ippelationseerid)t 5l
Sriiilel llnb ltnterleutuont Der belgi@
iden grmee, lit an Der 9ier in Der
Sdlad,t gefa(en.
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500. Mit @iebbeltono nuo @inrife
tling bcitehenc aus nc1t 9nten 6ilben
IL Stiid iungem @prnpieb utb alien
notbieeu RnIhiuen, $500. Salftc
baar, &eit orf 3cit nat 8elieben bes
adilfers. S6reibt an ober ipred)t Dor
bel u. s.. @pnoer 6anr, Stetionpille,
8is. (Iefcrcn6: Sod)tp. Batter !. &.
@ueaer, Stetionpille, 8is.) 5.27.a