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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22

An old doctor, whose memory was
beginning to fail him, was called in
to see a young man who was i'll. On
arriving at the house he found his
patient in bed with nothing the mat.
ter with him but n slight cold. After
prescribing the usual remedies he
said:
Now, 1ny dear sir, you must stay
in bed till 1 come again"
He went away and forgot all about
his patient. The time flew by. One
day the M. d. came across the young
mans mother in the street. The sight
of Mrs. II -- brought his patient to
his mind, and with a start he said:
by the bye, how is your son get
ting on?"
To his amaZement Mrs. H re-
piled that he was still in bed, obedi-
ent to his commands. He had been
there three weeks!-New York Dis
patch.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
NAPOLEON %B0NAPARTE.
Ancient Kingdoms Reformed
With a Pen Stroke.
JOSEPH MADE RULER OF SPAIN.

Divorce of Jerome and Elizabeth Patter-
son-Roman States Wrested From the
Pope-Austrians Crushed at wagram.
Spanish Army Annihilatcd.
copyright, 1895, by John Clark Ridpath.
XV11I.-FRoM BAYoNNE TO WAGRAM.
In Paris and the environs of Paris Napo-
leon had five residences. The magnificent
Tuileries-so-called from being the site
of an old tile-factory of the Middle Ages
came to him with the "reminiscences of
B~ourbonism. Though it was the public
seat of the Empire, it was never a favorite
residence. The palace of the Elysee was
the private ~city-home of the Emperor.
Here he resided when tho war fever was
not on. Fontaincbleau, thirty-seven miles
from the city, was the home in which Ma
poleon found himself at greatest ease. The
palace of st. Cloud was on the left bank of
the Seine, Il mile and a-half from the city
ramparts. Malmaison was the home and
property of the Empress Josephine, given
to her by her husband. Here N~apoleon's
domestic life shone in fltful CLEANS of hap
piness; but the days were not unclouded.
1t was at Fontaineblcau that, on the
9th of October, 1907, the secret treaty was
concluded between the Emperor and Go
doy, so-callcd prince of the Peace" act
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22

elks and one of the few herds of
buffalo in the United States.
Another fair sized holding of land
is that of the Espinella Cattle CON-
pany.. This contains over /, 500, 0OO
acres and takes in parts of Dickens,
Crosby and Emma counties. If the
land in the form of a square,
it would be about so miles each way.
The Matterdere is smaller, but still
includes rather more than 1, 900, coo
acres.
These r owned by syndicates,
with headquarters in London, and
they are only two selected at ran
dom out of a large number. They
have had their bearing on state pol
itics. If it were not for the railroad
commissioners, the uniform text
book bill and the alien landholder
question, Texas politics would not
be worth shucks.
The largest of these alien land
holdings belongs to what is called
the capitol syndicate. A few years
ago the old capitol at Austin burned
down, and it was decided to build
another on a magnificent scale. An
English syndicate agreed to put it
up, and in payment therefor they
received 5000, 900 of public
lands. Does the reader realize how
big 5000, 600 acres of land is? Imag-
inc q slice of land "a miles wide and
extending across the state of Missou-
ri at its northern border. Such a
strip would include the whole north
ern tier of counties and would be
larger than several states of the I'm
ion.
This would be about the extent of
the capitol syndicate pasture. Few
people have any idea that there is
such a thing as a single pasture, in
n body and within one fence, lar
ger than some states of the Union,
yet such is the fact. More than that,
it is owned by a foreign syndicate.
It takes in half of Deaf Smith coun-
ty and parts of several others.
Another large pasture is that of
the X. l. I. Cattle company. 1t begins
with the Colorado line and extends
several counties back this way. The
Fort Worth and Denver railroad
runs through it. Some idea of it's
size may be gathered from the fact
that the regular night express train
enters on the south side of the pas
ture at II :05, and after continuous
running leaves it at 1920 next morn
ing. A pasture which it takes an ex-
press train four hours and a quarter
to cross would be considered large in
some countries. -Chicago Times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
FIELDS OF FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES.
And Straight Strings of Fences Over Eighty
Miles Long In Texas.

And Straight Strings of Fences Over Eighty
Miles Long In Texas.
Very few people at a distance, in
thinking of western Texas, under
stand that nearly the whole of it is
at present fenced up in mammoth
pastures, yet such is the case. Many
of them are larger than ordinary
counties, and some of them embrace
large parts of three or four counties.
Just west of Belcherville, Tex,
come the Silverstine, the Ikeard and
the Worsham pastures. This latter
contains so, 900 acres and has one
line of fence 23 miles long. Pastures
of about this size continue in almost
unbroken succession until we reach
Armstrong county. There we find
what is known as the Goodnight
ranch, the southern boundary of
which is a little string of fence SO
miles long. Charley Goodnight, as
the owner is Familiarity known, is
considered one of the richest men in
the panhandle, but l really feel sor-
ry for his boys if he ever sends them
out ON a hot afternoon to stop hog
holes in that line of fence. 1t is hard
ly likely that this is the case, how
ever, as all fences in hat country
are built to turn cattle and without
reference to hogs. There is a little
railway station called Goodnight,
which consists of the Goodnight res
idence and the depot. Mr.. Good
night lives in almost baronial style.
His park contains deer, a drove Of
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
Free Medical Aid For State Servants.

NJ. Felix Faure has decided that all the
state and other domestics at the Elysee
and their families are to receive medical
assistance gratis. The cost is to be paid
out of his W purse. All the ushers and
other servants employed there by the state
have been nearly 80 years at the Elysee.
Since influenza visited Paris, in 1889, they
have often suffered from that illness, and
being old had often to seek medical assist
ance. AS their salaries are not high, they
thought this was hard, and so also thinks
the president.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22

Georgia is nothing if not original when
it comes to rhymed obituaries. Here is
the latest:
He has climbed the golden hills;
Heaven was always his intention;
Fought through the war; died with the chil!s,
And never got no pension.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22

The hennins, Or huge headdresses,
worn by the ladies of Paris during
the fourteenth century, often cost as
much as 500.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22

Many Partisan drinking cups have
been found in the ruins of Persepo-
lis. They are shaped almost exactly
like our saucers.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.

For information, time cards, maps and tickets,
call on Or write
a. ID. EDGAR.
GENERAL AGENT, HELENA, MONTANA,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22

Camden, N. j., was named for the
Earl Of Camden. 1t was formerly
spelled Campden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
SNOW SHOE CLUB.
The Sixth Outing Finds the Club Members Rap.
idly Becoming Experts.

Canibas Snow Shoe Club had another
successful walk Tuesday night. This is
the sixth outing that the club has had
since it was formed and it was one of the
the party jolly and enthusiastic and the
weather just right At 7.30 p. NJ, 10
weather beaten braves and one tenderfoot
took possession of an electric car in front
of chief Townsends store and proceeded
to Loudon Hill, Hallowell.
At that point the party, which con-
sisted of Claude Townsend, Everett Hall,
Chas. Perry, Lew Cooper Ed Nash, Tom
Cooper, Jas. Townsend, Chas. Sturte-
want, Ed White, Fred Jones, Jim Cooper,
Percy Gould, Harry Pierce and Geo.
Mooers, took to the woods Their line of
march was over hills, valleys, brooks,
barbed wire fences, etc. toward Gardiner,
where a hot supper was awaiting them.
All of the owls and wild cats were
driven from their haunts by the torches
and fireworks with which the party had
supplied themselves. Halls warwhoop
could have been heard for miles.
The only startling experience encoun-
tered was the untimely death Of the poor
tenderfoot, who in q frantic endeavor 20
Jump half frozen stream, fell headlong
into it. He gave vent to a long drawn
blood curdling shrek and disappeared,
forever His snowshoes mark the spot,
and the club voted to search for his body
in the spring.
Hall came near meeting the same fate,
but was saved by the heroic efforts of
Sturtevant.
At 10 o'clock the party reached Gardi-
ner with their enthusiasm oqualed only
by their appe5ites But mine host Doug
las. was prepared and soon had the inner
man satisfied. Hall was put into
room by himself as it was feared that he
would talk too much, thus disturbing the
rest of the party.
The TO- IS electric car brought the boys
safely to Augusta, all highly pleased with
the evenings sport. A vote of thanks
and three cheers were given for Supt
Meloon of the electric road, who very
kindly had the car, which ordinarily gees
only to Hallowell, run through to Au
pusta, and also making no charge for
the trip The club will go on another
walk in about one week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
Close Time on AIewiyes,

The committee on sea shore fisberies
believes that there should be close time
lor three years on alewives in the
oheepscot. Those who petitioned for
nshlng OF smelts in that river, save with
hand line, were given leave to withdraw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14

The first annual concert and ball of the
Pine Tree hose company, No. 4, will take
place at Pine Tree hall, Pettingill' S
corner, this evening. Music by Farm
hams full orchestra. Floor director,
W. S. Butler; assistant floor director,
J. A. Woods; aids, Lindsy Ellis, A. P.
Woods, +. Norcross, NJ Ellis; committee
on arrangements, G. II. Harvey, L. Nor
cross, W. S. Butler, J. H. Woods, \. A.
Ray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14

The Maine commission of pharmacy
was in session in the common council
rooms. Wednesday, and had II applicants
before it for examination, two OF whom
were ladies. The examinations contin-
ucd into the night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
FOUND.

The JorENA,. will alw,ys De glad to take
charge Of ,onnd art,cr.s and stserti," them in its
want COinpla. is.laly tsn's n d " 'yei the
eNQel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14

stood, will report in substance the COM
promise proposed in the matter of the
Washington county railroad charters, that
was proposed by the subcommittee.
The judiciary report ought to pass on
the bill to abolish constables in the city
of Biddeford. This committee will also
report a bill providing that no person
shall advertise as veterinary doctors
unless they have certificate from n
veterinary school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
Legislative Notes.

Mrs. Dunbar mother of Secretary Dun
bar of the Senate, is spending a few days
in the city.
Hon. Sidney Gushing, of Boston, was
the guest, yesterday, of Insurance Com
missioner Carr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
Moses Flowers !!

sell doz. Of my finest fancy roses for 81 50.
IL roses only little smaller for 4l.00; II long
stem new pinks for IS cents, other flowers as
low. No flowers equal them for perfection Iof
about my dollar boxes in another part Of this
paper.
4. H. Moses, Florist. Bucksport, n
decoeodt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
To Amend Insolvency Law.

At the hearing for the bill to amend
the insolyent law, before the judiciary
committee, Wednesday afternoon, Messrs.
A. ID. Laughlin, f. A. Smith and A. f.
Cox appeared as representatives of the
Portland wholesale trade, which, it
Is claimed, is solidly in favor of
the proposed amendments. Attorney
Joseph Williamson, Jr., of this city,
conducted the case for the petitioners.
The principal thing he asked for was the
fixing of some definite percentage go per
cent? which the insolvent's estate must
pay to the creditors before the debtor is
entitled to his discharge. The petitioners
claim to have with them practically all
the wholesale traders in the state
Hon. J. W. Wakefield, mayor, and S. l..
Fogg, city solicitor of Bath, appeared
before the judiciary committee in relation
to amending the city charter, increased
jurisdiction of the municipal court, and
an act relating to election of city mar
shall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14

sno io''u ana have served to build up the
n'a'e. be didn't believe it the policy Of
ms Legislature to legislate against them.
The hearing was continued.
Temperance.
zen. Neal Dow appeared before the
temperance committee, Wednesday after
noon' but as there was not quorum of
the committee present, and no audience
ne asked that the hearing be adjourned
Tor one week. Hon B. F. Hamilton of
blddeford appeared before the committee
IN behalf of his bill, asking that county
commissioners shall send drunkards to
some reputable gold cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14

For routine matters, remarks, etc.,see sten
ographic report.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05

@tnn Gle an Rbeumatiemus Ieioeu
fdreiti uue id iCntt ntntseIt ID rim IA dot her
N untCrbarftn pnstijin he mid une manhs grtorf
rpuadneis iurirt tdt. Sis hat Ptuis gstttlt, bic %
Satire NIT Httumattsnrut tttatttt rdrtn. Sohn
~. 9mith Nilrautu, Gts. Ttrt. A. 40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05
@icbti8 fir Seoermanm

Ollie "a Sturoeu brebt Die groe iid nm
ibre Ahie. gu allen 3eiten eibt es mebr
ooer peuiaer 6eibuns on ben sfpsr GuBers
item Yunfter, benz Horb= unb Siibpol. Su
n~eueiter 3eit 9ibt es eiren neuen Reibepunft
in Chicago Swiiden ben @olbiGiern uno
benz Bolt. bas ireies Silber beiiripertet.
lin bieiem inter benz auten Splfe in ct.
= louo unb Der l%lmae9enb pprsubeu9en III
uns cine Sirterleaun9 sacte Der 8rone fir
Shmiere Su%aeaan9en. @ieppbl mir niht be-
anipruhen. Dab bteis cine iorttpdbrenoe 8es
peauns aller @ageu' uno 8utihenrdoerm
Der Staot uno ionIiwo peruriaht. III tie pbue
alien 3weiiel cine ars9esethnete uno wertb.
pole Sahe ilr " asen, autibeu uno ale
Nrien 5armmaihinerie.
SieIer Ylas Ut ierrer audi Der bette iir
ben Webleinfaui, ipie fir 9etuabltss Gutter
uno allen Sorten @etreioe, nesoletheu fir
Siebiutter, Suls. &ali, gumber. Saiten uno
Sdtroelu in umtauih iir &ei5eu, Safer,
@orn. Y. y. Sartell,
q iaeutbimer Der ct. gIouo Cereal, 9umber
unb Snpplp 9rcban9e,
Ode BON Z. Gpe. norblid uuo eriter StraBe,
st. Giouo. Wtnu. SSH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05
m:Se,pdHermn

Ties III ciniad cine onoere Senennuu9
fir leitten Telobnu. Glne geipiIie Nrbelt
aui elm tleines Nreal uerperoet, bat cine
reihlite 9rrte i'm 8Cfolse. Der 5elobau
iuiro betuabe gum Spicl. Sn Der 3bnt be-
ipraen bic ainoer in pieIen 6alen onItatt
BEG Wunnes oas SepGiieru. 9ieie baben
ibr Spiel uno es III cine pirtlite Nrbeit fir
ben Sater. On eteier Soee slbt es etruas
9tnSii9lihes, 2u benz briugt es oolle unab.
bdn0i9teit pom He9eu uuo 3lrre. Heaen
mabt Die Sruht niht IN etnem Sabre mad.
len uno bic 9iirre trodret tie i'm n6fiten.
gs lteat cine Sesouberun9 III Der Gettun9
Der tleineu Wniieritromheu iiber DIE tteine
Tarm, 10 bob Icoer 6leden Zen erioroerltben
acknowledgements sonri srbGlt. Ter cine
GlaB muB uiht su oiel unb Der onoers nidt
Su menia erhalten. Gtner Der Snuptpunite
Der BewGiisruus III, ooB lie Die Nrbeit con-
cenirirt aui elnen be0rsnSten Nrenl nno b.
her ponli1noiae 9ultiuirung bes 8runoes
iibert. Stldt 4 Cts III Sreimarien an
Gbns. z. Zee, @eu'l. Yoii. N9ent Der Ror.
tbern Raciiic Babn IN ct. Yaul, Rinn, uub
er ididt eud Elm Pamphlet lber Bend is
l. ! SAB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05
Sartc @eipcbe.

Sarte @eDebe-man benft geipSbn'
It'd an bic edteu Saidmtribapls ODER
on Die Srenburser 2uder, Die iid,
pienobl tie eine 8r0Be pon mebreren
Suooratmetern beiisen, beauem burh
einen 6in9errin9 3ieben laiien. 2lber
bic allerfeiniten iino Sieie@epebe nift,
uno man fOnnte iosur periutt iein, tie
OILS 9rob 81 bejei6nen 9e9euiiber Den
Semeben, Die mir i'm Gimme babeu.
Sieie beiben Nipis De Pinna, merben
Uou ben reihen gewobnern Der Ybilips
pinen, insbeionbere Der Sniel Wianila
uno Su;on, 9etra9en uno ftno 9epebt
aus ben 6aierr Der alt~tanasbldtter. 90
fein iino bic aus oieien Saiern 9enons
nenen 6Gben, oaB tpdbrenb bes g9ebens
3biiren unb 6eniter seidloiien perben
miiiien, neil elm leidter i3usninc
i6on bic Saoen gum .3erreiben brin9t.
Sm Wtuieum fir Y0lfertunbe gu Der
lin befiuSen ii6 Proben oieier Suiern,
SGbeu unb @epebe. Wie feinites Gil
berbaar iebeu Die 6doeu aus, pie bid
ties Spinnsewebe bic aus ibnen gefers
tisten Gamiias ODER Semoen. Die
@epinnupg Der Saiern eeitiebt in
fol9enber Weiie: Den 9lnanaspilan;en
pirb Der Srudtleib aussebro6en, bamit
bic Sldtter on SGnSe unb preite ils
nebmen 4; oann piro mittelit bes itumps
fen Ranoes zines 3ellerIherbens bic
oberite Sdiht bes nit Der boblen
Seite na6 Oben gelesten glattes abses
itabt unb bic entblOBte obere SdnsSs
faieri6iht, Die Siemli6 srob lit, abges
,ogen; nit benz abI6abeu miro 70
LANCE f%ortgefabren, bis Die ineite feis
mere SanSsfaieritiht gum Yoridein
fommt dbnlid wiro bic Ritieite bee
YlatteS bebaubelt, bic enblih bic feline
6aierihidt auf beiben Seiten p6llie
fretliest. Nhln peroen bic seponnenen
Saiern 9eipaiher, an Der Come 9es
trodnet uno nad 9ebOri9em 0urhfams
men entipretenb benz @rabe ibrer
Seinbeit in bier 9laiien ~iortirt. Sbre
peitere Sebanoluns entipritt jener
Der 2u9iialern; UNI lie 9eitmeioig ~
MAIDEN, werben tie in ReismUrIeru
seitampit uno mad bieier Prp;ebur
einjeln anetranoer setniipit, UNI sum
@eben perpenoet ~ tperoen. Die get
webten Semoen meroen pornebmlib
BON Den reifen Meiti;en unb Dteiti3ins
men setraser. Die Semben Der WiGn'
ner lino pon Der San0e Der europ1iihen,
perben aber iiber Den meiit ieioenen
Soieu setrasen; bic Semcen Der
Srauen itno t%itrjer, 10 oab lie eigentlid
nur 3uden limb, wie ia aud bas ipas
nii6e @ort rGamiia" anbeutet. 0ie
feiuiten oieier Semben, Die on ben
Sra9eu uno SuiidlGSen reid nit ,urs
teiter @eibitiderei sei6miitt iino,
itellen it'd i'm Yreiie auf 5000 Wtart |!
Sieie Breiie werben peritdnolih, peun
man in GrruG8ung jiebt, oaB gum
@ebeu zines SembeS aus 10 %eritaurls
LID fetnen SGoen etli6e Sabre eriors
Serltd iinb. IuBer ben SamiiaS pers
ben fir bic Srauen nod Shleier unb
Glider, unb ;par bieie nit iarbi9en
9orbiiren, aus InauaSfaiern 9ewebt.
90 itellen iih oieie @epebe ais Die
feiniten uno lei9teiten unter allen ter'
tilen Gr;eu9nine Der Groe bar, uni
ielbit Der aus benz feiniten Slaum Del
Berg;ie9e 9epebte 9aifmiribapl mut
Dor linen 3uriidtreten,
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S%erpenbuna BON Slumeu uub Jriid,
ten ,ur 0ariiimeric.


0el6e Men9en bon Y(umen unO
6riidten iGbrli6 our 8arfimerie uers
tpeuSet perSeu, 1T eritauuli6. Die
bret irun;Siiiden StdNte Groiis, Gans
mes uno NiS;a beiddfti9en ALIEN 0e9en
II, 900 MtenitJen, bauptiddIi6 6rauen
uno Sinber, UNI Die 8liitbeu III Ioms
meln, Su ;erpiliidcn unN 10 weiter.
IS neroen bort ourdiduittli6 i'm
Sabr 9%eerntet 1000, 600 Silooramm
Sran0enbliitbcu i'm @ertbe pou ], 5OO,s
600 Wart, 500, 900 ailogramm Stolen.
bliitben i'm Nertbe bon 400, 600 Wtarf,
$4,000 Silosramm SOSmiubliitben i'm
Wertbe bon l6O, 900 Mtort, $4,000
Silo9ramm geilhenbliitben i'm 29ertbe
BON 800, 900 Wiarf, 40, 600 SilOs
9ramm @ta;ienbliitben i'm &ertbc BON
1870, 900 Wiarf, 20, 600 &ilo9ramm
3uberoicnbliitben i'm @ertbe pou Ga, :
600 Wtart. TaS iinb 2,72J,OOO Silos
9ramm Sliitben i'm Wertbe uon :, 574,s
900 Wtarf. 4uberoem liefcrn nod bic
2anoleute Der llmge9enO 9rOBe 9liis
tbenmen0en bon pilop0bieuoen Hflans
3en, moriiber beitimmte ~2ln8aben febs
len. 9uS bieier un9ebeurcn Sliitbens
menoe, i'm @epihte bon mebr ais
5000 900 9iloSramm, 8eminnt man
,inseidbr 100000 9ilo9romm Bond
ben uno moblriehenbe Dele, l,OOO,s
900 Sitter Sransenbliithenpoiier lOO,'
900 Otter Roienmaiier uno 1900 Silos
eramm Neroli. Gas 9ierOli 6tmar;es,
buntles Sel), Der wihtj0ite 9eitauos
tbeil beS S0lniihen &SaiierS, III cine
GiienS nelde bur6 QeitillattOn aus
ben 8liitbeu Der bittCren Strange ooer
@arsenpomeran;e senonneu wiro. Sn
Galabrien unb SiSilten bereitet man
Giienien aus beu nod nitt gan; reifeu
Sriihteu Der Granger, &er0omotten,
GitrOnen uro 10 peiter. Iieie bcioeu
Rropin,eu er;eugen curhidntttlid
iGbrlid 9esen 200, 600 Stlo9ramm
Sttronens, 100, 900 Sllo0ramm Ser
gamotts unb $50, 000SllO9rQmm Grant
9eneiieu;. gu einCm &ilo9ramm
Giien; perbrau6t man ibcr 300 6riihte.
Die Decentralization nar oieicr beioen
Eropin;eu oeri6lingt olio jdbrlih iIber
1900 Wtillionen 6rilhte. Aus benz
Sruftfleii6 Der bittcreu Grange be-
reitet man ben allbefounten uub bcliebs
ten Curacao. Witt ben 3(ilditdnoen Der
Gitronen uno YergamOtten ~iiittert man
baS 9ieb. 9luberbem meroeu oiele tau
ieno Geutner frti6er 8lumeu ms
auslanb Sei6ift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-05

Gin 8erGdter Der Statis
ittt. Gin Gn9lanoer pon Stang ihrieb
an einen linn bctannteu mobammeoa.
nii6en Seamten unb bat INN peritie.
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unS unb mir beiBen Did willtommen.
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