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Evening journal., 1895-03-25
THE INSPECTION OF OUR MILK.

City Onicial who EXP erimented and
Found It Lacking-The Board OF Health
Fathers But One of the Bills.
There are two bills In existence relative
to the appointment of a milk inspector
0ae OF them is before the City Council,
and OF this the Board of Health as
sumes paternity. The other is before
the General Assembly and this the board
declines to father
That there Is some need for
such an inspector iF certainly a
fact. A city official In conversation with
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter said;
II hav. been taking 8 quart Of milk
and pint Of cream every morning from
my milkman. had for some tina had
suspicious as TO the quality of the milk,
and in order to satisfy myself bought a
lactometer Then | made examinations
reaching over several weeks There
wasn't one day when the lacteal fuld was
up to standard In fact, so far below did
1t generally fall, that l came to the
conclusion that had been paying for my
cream twice. have no doubt that a
good deal OF the milk that comes into
Wilmington would be better II there was
an inspector
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
Mr.. REYBOLD INTRODUCES 4 BIG BILL.

To Incorporate "a Company Giving IL Per-
mission TO DO Any thing and Everything.
A Bill Prohibiting the Sale Of Liquor In
the state.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
DOVER, March 30 Representative
Mustard to day introduced, by request,
an set to prohibit the sale Of intoxicating
liquor In Delaware
Mr.. Burton gave notice OF an act incor
porating the Henlopen Light and Rail-
way Company.
Mr. Reybold also introduced bill foi
the Delaware Traction Company The
lncoporators are Henry p Scott, Syl
vester d. Townsend and Harlan G. Scott
Capital atock, $4,000, with power tc
increase to an unlimited amount
The bill authorizes the company tt
deal In railways, railway stocks, to build
railways. aud anything and everything
else 1t chooses. Five hundred copies hav'
been ordered printed at this expense
Of the hackers ef the bill
The Senate killed the House BIZ
authorizing Governor Marvll to appoint
an additional magistrate for Indian Rive
hundred, Sussex county.
The governor has appointed John
Hammers as second Lieutenant of Com
pany II, Of New Castle.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

conference to meet there. Rev. Robert
Watt, the Scott Church minister, is pre-
pared to fight for the con ference In vii.
mington, and DR.. Murray shys he won't
fight. Wilmington will therefore win,
Impressive Ordination Services.
Yesterday afternoon Francis B. Short.
Aloycius Green, Edwin Gardner, Joseph
II. Geoghegan. Elmsr l. Cross and
Henry @ Turner were ordained elders in
the church by Bishop Hurst and clothed
with power to administer hsly commun-
ion Assisting the bishop In this i'm
pressiye service we're Reva John B
Quigg, Alfred Smith, John d O.
Hanna, w e Tomkinson and Presiding
Elder Barrett. The bishop made an
earnest prayer. During the ceremony
where all the assisting ministers place
their hands on the heads OF the csndi-
dates, the latter kneeled, while the
former stood with bowed heads and
closed eyes
After the bishops sermon in the
morning he ordained to deac ,n's orders
Harry A G Westerfeld. William II s.
L,ller and Clarence d Strickland. Rev.
A S Mowbrsy, secretary OF the confer
ence, handed out the credentials.
New Field for Mr.. DnIany.
Rev H. 4 Dulany, one Of the best
known Wilmington Conference ministers,
will probably be sent to Onancock, Va
which has petitioned for him Although
this Is Mr.. Dulanys second surprise In as
many years, his best friends do not
notice the slightest change In his bright
and genial disposition. He was called 70
Lewes and accepted the call and every
body concluded that 1t would be his
future home. onancock sent up a
demand FIR him and as Presiding Elder
Corkran wanted the useful minister on
his district, onancock will doubtless get
him 0nanoock pays salary of $3.50 6
year and is out of debt.
Notes Among the Ministers.
Rev. w A Wise, of silverbrook, will
60 to North East, succeeding Rev. w
& Rooms.
Revs. Warren Burr. of oriole, Md.
William L White, Of Wilmington, anC
E Il. Nelson, Of Galena, Md. are th,
only ministers who are forced from thei
present homes by the Eve year limit.
Tangier Island, distant but gooC
appointment, may be the future home o
Rev Irviug Watkins aud his predecessor
w R. G@iann, supply from Baltimore
who is said to be great preacher, vii
doubtless be his successor at Odessa.
conference Notes.
| Conference will close to morrow morn
ing
i George w. Booker, William II Robin
son and G Nj Senderling, of Epwort
Church, Wilmington, arrived in smyrn
this morning TO look after the hnancis
interests OF Epworth and to get som
suggestions or relief from conference.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
BROTHERS AND COMRADES.

They Got Drunk Together and Pooled
Their FInes-Louisa Walker Crooked
The Municipal Court Grist.
In Municipal Court yesterday morning
two brothers. Patrick and Charles
Dougherty, were arraigned for being too
full Of coast whiskey Patrick got fine
OF So and Charles So They pooled their
Issues and will remain comrades Edward
NJ. Cooke, charged with larceny, was held
for further hearing.
Louisa Rodmsn, an old friend of the
court, WAS presented by Officer Paul
Ward, who found her at Fourth and
Broome streets. not abba to care for
herself. She claimed that she had a
crippled foot and was unable 20 walk
straight, but Chief Oolan and Captain
Chambers said she was pretty well
intoxicated when she arrived she was
fned So and costs
young married man was charged
with abusing his wife. but as he seem-d d
contrite and his wife was willing, the
case was dismissed on his promise that
It would not occur again.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
FAIR LOVED, BUT LOST.
Miss Phoebe Couzins Tells a Ro-
mantle Chapter of Her Life.
WAS ENGAGED TO THE SENATOR.

Tie Famous Lecturer and Womnns sui
fraglst Says the Millionaire Wished TO
Marry Her, but That He Was Kept
Away From Her by His Friends.
SAN Francisco. March 25. The Cali
publishes a long story telling Of the nffec-
tion that existed between the late James
G. Fair and Miss Phoebe Couzins, the we'll
known lecturer and woman's rights advo-
cate
According 70 the story, they were en-
gagged TO be married, and only the death
Of the millionaire prevented the wedding.
Miss Cuuzins Is at present in San jose
taking care of her brother, who Is Ill. To
a reporter she told Of her affection for Mr..
Fair She told her story freely, candidly
and without hesltanoy. Before speaking
about herself she said.
II win begin by stating that there were
many condolences between Mr.. Fair and
myself which | cannot touch upon at all.
He told me all about his life--his sue
cesses his failures. his joys and sorrows
From these condolences / concluded that
he had beon more sinned against than sim
ming.
II first met Mr.. Fair in the Riggs
House, Washington, in 1893, while he was
a United States senator from Nevada.
took liking TO him at once. The defects
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

The report of Registrar Of Vital Stats
tics Colquhoun for the past week shows
90 deaths. Of which 16 were males, 10
females. u whites, 5 colored, 10 minors,
13 adult o. d all natives The causes
we're: Bronchitis, consumption, con
vulsions, diabetes, exhaustion, grip,
cerebral hemorrhage, hemorrhage OF
bowels, inauition, cerebral meningitis,
paralysis, suicide and typhoid fever.
zach; heart disease, old age, msrasmus
meningitis and pneumonia, 2 each, and
from bronchial catsrrh 3 There were
ii births, white males, white females
ann 2 ,lored females There were {
marriages, 8 white and 3 colored.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
The Arcade Secures a breathing spslI.

The case Of Harris vs. the City OF
Wilmington, petition for an injunction
TO prevent the building inspector from
tearing down the Arcade row on Tatnall
between Front and Second streets, was
to have been argued before Chancellor
Wolcott this morning. The city solicitor
was compelled to 60 to Dover to look
after the bills be has before the General
Assembly and secured q continuance
until April 20.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

Costa's directory cRnvassers commenced
this morning the canvass Of the
city for the Wilmington City and
Block Directory for 1895 Mr. Costa
thanks the the public for the unfsiling
courtesy which has been granted TO bis
canvassers during the past years and
asks that full information be given them
thisj year He desires all names Of
householders, males over Is years OF age,
widows and ladies' in business pursuits
All csnvassers wear red badge inscribed
"Costa's Directory
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
IT WAS A CLOSE CALL.

The Family OF Charles Rex Narrowly
Excsps suffocatton-An Early Mornine
Fire With 81, 900 Loss
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing Officers Davidson and Solomon dis
covered smoke coming from the building
No East Second street occupied by
Charles Rex as q saloon aud restaurant
1t took considerable pounding on doors TO
awaken the sleepers, and when Mr.. Rex
6ually did open q window cloud OF
smoke burst out. The members Of the
family we're led out blinded and nearly
suffocated BY the smoke
An alarm was sent in from box %
corner Of Second and Shipley streets and
the department was soon on the scene
The FIRE was discovered In the rear oi
the cellar. and was put out only after al
hours hard work The loss will amount
70 about % 600, which was fully covered
BY insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

John A. Warner and Twilight, the
two Delaware river steamers that have
been oyerhauled and frightened up at
the Harlan aud Hollingsworth Company's
this month, left for Philadslphia to take
large parties out from the Quaker City
TO the launch OF the new United States
batteship st Paul
The Twilight will not return to Will
mington but will resume her uD- river
trips above Philadelphia. The Warner
will return and complete her repairs
before beginning her seasons work with
excurslonists
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
FUNERAL OF LAWYER PATTERSON
The Ex-Dlstriot Attorney who Passed
Away on Saturday Night WIN Be Buried
Tomorrow Afternoon,

The funeral OF Ex District Attorney
John @. Patterson, who died at his resi-
dencs, No Ga French street, on
Saturday night, will be held
TO morrow afternoon at his late home,
and interment will be made at vii
mington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Mr.. Patterson was born In this city 10
1915 His parents are buried In the old
churchyRrd. Tenth and Market
streets He was a graduate OF the Old
Academy, Of this city, New London
Academy and Princeton College He
studied law under Chief Justlcs
dilpin, was clerk OF the State
senate Ia 1e47, United States
district attorney during Prssiden
Hayes's administration and an elder Ii
Hanover Presbyterian Church. He was
twice married
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
A New Dog in Town. .

DR. James Ferris Belt has received via
the steamer Cevic, from Liverpool, a
valuable addition TO his kennels. In the
shape OF a fine smooth fox terrier, which
be will call Wawaset Lucy She ia from
the kennels OF Francis Redmond, London.
pretty head, small and finely formed ears,
sired by Despoller, grandson OF
Stipendiary. and her dain Is Squalls BY
Champion Yenio out Of ShindY, the dam
of Stipendisry. DR. Belt has entersd
her at Pittsburg April 3, and Boston
April 16
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

William Lucas. q conductor Of the P
w & B shifting crews, was o-day
transferred to the freight house shifting
crew and Conductor Jack" Conroy OF
the Edge Moor train and a familiar
figure around the p, w. q B. station,
takes Lucas's place by promotion as con.
duCtor Of the shop shifter No A, Con
ductor Lucas WAS promoted TO take the
place Of James F Rignev, deceased
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

Magistrate Daley met with a severe
loss last week in the death Of his vslu-
abs Hambletonian mare She wss with
foal by Saiadin, but the colt was so large
as to require forcIble removal Both
mother and colt died
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
The United States Circuit Court Upheld

Saturday Judge Dallas, OF the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals, in
Philadelphia. handed down an opinion
affirming the decision in this circuit
court in favor OF the Davis Pgrites
Company vs James P. Winchester aud
Francis N Buck, receivers OF the Walton
& Whsnn Co., to the effect that the
pyrites on hand must be returned to tbs
Davis Pyrites Co., and the contract bi
dissolved
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

Bishop Coleman returned this morning
from Sesford and Bsidgeville, where be
preached three times yesterday and
confirmed g number OF persons. He holds
a confirmation to night in the Church Of
the Annunciation, New York
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
Fen From ! Boz Car.

About cock yesterday afternoon
John Myers. aged 10 years. living at No
1905 West Fourth street, while playing
around the crossing OF the B. & o aud
Lancaster avenue, fell from q box car
and was severely hurt He was taken
home and his bruises dressed
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, March 20 Only one ballot for
United States senator WAS taken to-day
II occasioned no surprise. The votes
we're as follows Higgins. s. Addicks, s
Massey, 8; Rldgely. 10; Tunnel. l. The
absent members we're Messrs. Townsend
Morgan and Fleming.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ministerial Union, which was to have
been held ia the Second Baptist Church
day. was postponed, owing to the
absence OF many OF the ministers at the
conferences
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
steamer Rspublio il The DOCK.

Some time this evening or tomorrow
morning the big excursion steamer Re-
public will be hauled out on the dry
dock at the II & II. Co 8 and there
her repairs will be completed
She was towed down to the
shipyard to day to get her new
boilers placed In. and her hurricane deck
housing shifted She will also be in
spected while hauled out Of the water
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

There will be a meeting OF the
members OF the bar Of this county at the
U. S Court room, Sixth and King streets,
TO morrow at 30 p m, to take action
relative to the death of the late John O.
Patterson.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day partly cloudy, cooler weather will pre-
vail, pr ceded in the morning by local rain on
the coasts. with nrisk and fresh southerly to
westerly winds. followed by clearing. On
Tuesday. in both of these sections, fair
weather will probably prevail, with fresh and
slight temperature changes, and on Wedns
day warmer, lair weather.
New York Herald Weather Forecssts-Ths
storm a owing eastward 4 ON the upper lakes
yesterday VIII pass eastward over the Ca
Dadi IN maritime provinces to-day, possibly
c,usinR hish winds on the New England
coasts Temperature will fall slowly in ihil
section TO day.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

This morning q strange dog. evidently
suffering with rabies, ran into the house
No. 514 Monroe street, occupied by James
Mcdonnell he was driven into the
cellar and held until Officer Paul Ward
came and shot hin
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
Pensions Granted Delawarenns.

Pensions Granted Delawareans.
Pension certificates have besn issued
to the following Delawareanz: Originals,
Charles Cooper, Willow Grove, and
Charles A. Smith, New Castle. Mexican
War survivor, William Bannister, Wood.
land, Sussex county
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
Albert Thatcher,s WIN Probated,

The will of Albert Thatcher has been
probated All the property Is left 70
Mrs Thatcher, during life, then to be
divided among the children. Harry
Emmons is executcrf
Evening journal., 1895-03-25


5l5 Rroome street. IL rooms and bath.
6Ul Van Buren, . rooms and bath.
9lh Gilpin avenue. rooms aud bath.
eos West Ninth street.. H. rooms and bath.
so Van Buren street, rooms and bath.
6l7 jackson street, rooms and bath.
12ll vest Ninth sire I. 10 rooms and bath.
403 Rodney street. rooms and bath.
1l05 Lancaster avenue. II rooms and bath.
zoos Linden street, 6 rooms and bath.
Az West Seventeenth street. new, rooms
and bath.
6W Harrison street, rooms and bath.
424 West Seventeenth street, rooms and
bath.
230 Madison street, 10 rooms and bath.
1903 West Ninth street. rooms and bath.
422 West Seventeenth street, rooms and
bath.
627 Jefferson street, Z rooms and bath.
1914 Van Buren street, oOms aud bath.
1922 Dupont street, Rooms and bath.
LOG jackson street. rooms and bath.
Apply to
ROBERT REYNOLDS.
No S35 Market street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

Buy coal and wood from H. T. Sergeant
Office Seventh and King. Phone 545
EE Hickory Eocd fcI crsn Crates.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

Lime and Sand.
OF best quality.
lGeorge B. Mccall Company,
Eighth and ehipley streets.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
ROBERT REYNOLDS.
No. S35 Market street.

nor SALE.-THE FOLLOWING DESIRA-
IL bic hnmee reduced prices:
No. 14l2 VanBuren street, l3 rooms.
No. zoos ratnall street, IL rooms.
No. 9l5 West Seventh street, rooms.
No. 602 VanBuren street, rooms,
No. GIG West Fourth street, rooms.
No. 600 rench street, 10 rooms.
No. 1919 Vest Eighth street. 10 rooms
No. 902 jackson street, rooms
No 3l3 East Fifth street, rooms.
NJ. 1904 King street, rooms.
No. 1921 Aarrison street, 10 rooms.
No. S02 Bronme street, IL rooms.
No. Ills West Eighth street, 10 rooms.
Send for list
III. L. EVANS & CO., Real Estate and
Mortgages, eighth ard Market streets.
TIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH AND
II front porch. in Western part Of the city,
for rent at Sl2 per month. HURLOCk BROS,
Seventh and Poplar streets.
EOR RsNT OR SALE AT A BARGAIN
II my house In Newport, Del. Ten rooms
bath and garret. Good location, well shaded
Possession on or before March Is Call or ad-
dress. JOHN M. NEWBOLD. Newport. Del
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

DOR sALE.-THE PROPERTY NO. l2Os
II Delaware avenue for sale cheap and on
reasonable terms. H. f. DURE, Fourth and
Orange streets
Evening journal., 1895-03-25
RuarNnsa CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
HORSES BOARDED. APPLY THE
II Washington Street Club Stables, Third
and Washington streets
CEWING MACHINES O'DONALD. SIS
- Market street, leads them all In low prices,
Brand new $50 machines reduced to SIG, SIS
and $50 All makes TO select from. Singer,
Wheeler 81 Wilson. New Home, Domestic,
White and all other makes. ANY machine
cent on trial. free, SIX months for cash, two
years on installments. Send postal.
]. II. O'DONALD.
6lS Market Street.
VIII remove, on March %, to No. II East
Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

There is much conjecture over the
question Where shall the next con
ference be held?' which must be deci ied
to morrow by vote Of the conference Next
years will be the quadrennlal conference
st which every church sends one repre-
sentative. This makes over 400 ministers
and laymen TO be entertained and in
consequences. Wilmington Is the only
place on the Peninsula considered equal
to the emergency
This year, however. Dover people think
they can undertake the task Of providing
homes for the 400 and have instructed
their pastor, Dr. Murray. to Invite tn.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

conference to meet there. Rev Robert
Watt, the Scott Church minister, is pre-
pared to fght for the conference in Will
mington, and DR.. Murray sAya he won't
fight Wilmington will therefore win.
Evening journal., 1895-03-25

EOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING,
IL 23A Madison street. VIII rent separate.
Also restaurant, 236 Madison street.
Also grocery store, 307 Madison street.
All rents reduced
JAMES NON AGHAN. ais Market ST.,
or q, NJ Monaghan's shoe store, Fourth and
Ma ,ison streets
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Die Sranier IN Wanltoba, pelde
NIT Birserfries orobten, tuenn Der benz
nd,iirlidsn &edte entipredeuoe, curt
ieierlihs Sertrdse uno Die Sanoesuers
faiiuna arerfanuie, ple BON Der oberit
@eridtsbsbDroe beitdtiste &edtsSuitanc
pieoer bsrseftelt Diroe, haben fleln
beiselest, na6oem lie einseieben, oaB
,bre 5robuuseu nit b%eipaffnetem Iuf.
ftanoe ipsoer Die 9entralresieruus in
Sttapo, nod Die 8atbollfeu in Wanis
t0ba eiuSuidibtern i'm Stanos paren.
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8eneranpalt Clifton iino nad Sttapa
e,nselnoen poroen, uno es idelnt, oaB
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tie aber bort eintrsfen, oirite lbnen
2oro Nbsroeer flur MAIDEN, bob Die 0us,
iiht elmer Repolutiou Wan,tubn's peoer
seseu Die britiihe Weltmatt, nod aub
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oar timmerllte Nusfibt bot. Su Ot'
tana erwartet man BON Dem Beiub Der
bs,oen Serrsn aus Biuuipes irieolide
5aaiomfsit, Den 8atbollten franS6is
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Sdulen uno bic Serwsnoun9 Der BON
ibuen beSahlten Sdulteusrn sur grbal'
iuua oerielben niht ldnser uertpsbrt
tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Oregon SuOian Meoi;iu Gompanp

Wtepobl obise @eielibait in Ct. glpuo
bon eiuer wiinlderstpertben 8ttteruna sur
Sttreibuns tbres 8eitaftes nitt beailnitrat
mar. nabm ole geluhe IN ibren Better, an
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Die anfdn9lih nur lpdrlit, 10 bod nad Ell
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9Selie 81, elm 3eiten, oaB oas Wirten Der
Sompanp auten Nntlana iono. Die @eiels
ihait bat lbr 9Selleu III Ct. glouo, bas mir
auf Suel &oten an9etinci9t mar, nm cine
ISOLDE perldn9ert. miro oemnat Den &eit
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rem allabenollhen un%terbaltnnaen anluiiren.
Nm Samitag glbeno miro bic 8eieQihait,
DIE nur aus 9iinItlern beItebt, Elm eoppeltes
Eroaramm cur Nuiiihruro 9elan9eu laiieu.
Nm Der SplBe Der @eienidait Itebt ein ers
fahrenfr ArSt, pelder ullen leieenoen Ser
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bis natmtttaas 3 ubr cpnlulttrt weroeu
Tam uno Der ieine uuf edit arStllhes gS,i
len baiirten A%nweiiunsen uno &athidlase
unentSelolib ertbellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Nus eineu, Ioeben pom Qderbauce,

Nus einem iOcben pom Gderbauoe'
pa,tsmsnt ue,DHeuilltteu Spe5iulberiht
sebt hsrppr. eaB Die IN oeu ICBten Sab
rem NIT Dem Bnu pon 5lads anselisls
ten @eriube ruIrislite 8eweiIe oGIlr
erbrabt babsn, oaB in uisleu 8e9snoer
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bau nit Yrofit betreiben tOnnen unc
oa6 Der 6labs BET sebDriser Suberel-
tuus sbenio gut gum Splnnen ppn Gin
nsuSsus bsnist weroen tann, wie Der
lmpurtirts. Sisr bletet iib fir unlets
nebmsnoe Surmsr Elm 5ele, oas ole
Nusii6t aui profitable Searbsltuns bic
tst. Su Ter Wannlyialtlstelt Der Jarm
wirtbl6ait llsst IN Nnbetradt Der germ
gen Sreiie fir 0elSeu uno SaumwOl;
fir DIE amerifaniiten 9anopirtbe oel
Sdlliiel fir s,ne seeelbl,te 9uturft
Nud Dem aartpiielbau uno Der Gnpilan
sung DOT Suderrlbsn ipate mebr Nn'
mertiamfeit Susetuanot tpsroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
3u ben Serren, pelds iid in Soma

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oils YrGloentihnfts @~arbiooten 9emels
bet babeu, SGblt isst aub Der Sema9o9e
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als FOLDER fi3urirte uno ulel oaSu bets
true. Die oemotratiide Bariei Su 5trs
iplittsrr, inbsm er osrlelben Ole Stims
men Der unSuirisoensn 5armet sntSo9.
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9. @%onsreBoiitrici ole popullt,ider Gan'
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raui bonn bas seiammte esmotratiids
populihiibe Sotum um liber 1900
Stimmen perminoert wuroe. Sest
wiro o,sier Sdpinoler BON ~iosenanns
ten prattiidsn Yolitifsrn uno unosren
birnloIen Reniden oils Yannertrdser
Der Democratic prOflamirt. Die ebrs
!iteu 9smotrnten 'ird,en oos 8efdbrs
libs bieier 8swesuns uno laiien 8ar.
~nunssruie eridaIlen. @s freut uns.
oaS be oeuiihe Yteiie bon Soma iit
TOPPER hdlt. Sbr GinfluB if ourdaus
nitt serins. 8ie mir uetnebmen, iOl
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8esus auf bic Stslluus Der beutiten
0emofratsn 81 beratben. SOifentlih
tOmmt Die GOniereuS Suiummen uno bat
guteu @rfole.