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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
DooMsDAY TN TIE SESSION.

William O'Brien, a very precocious
youth of fifteen. was convicted in the
Court of Special Sessions yesterday af-
ternoon of breaking and entering a
building for the purpose of stealing.
Judge Hudspeth sent the youthful bur
glar to the Reform School. Others who
were sentenced were:-
Joseph Penmore, convicted of grand
larceny. one year at the Penitentiary
Frederick Sherman. convicted of petit
Edward Cunningham, who several
months ago escaped from the Penitenti-
ary. sixty days at that Institution. He
was a short time prisoner. and while at
work in the garden walked away.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
FoRGER TAYLOR BROUGHT BACK

NEW YORK, July q. 1s95.-Percy S.
Taylor, who, it is alleged, committed for
geries in this city, involving sum of
$4,000, and was arrested in London a few
weeks ago, was brought back to this city
today on the Paris The prisoner was in
charge of Patrolman Charles Jacob.
Jacob was a detective sergeant when
he sailed on the Spree of the North Ger
man Lloyd line on June 25 to bring Taylor
back. He was one of the several detec-
tive sergeants who were reduced to pa
troll duty when the Police Commissioners
shook up the Detective Bureau week
ago He was remanded to the ranks and
transferred to the Kingsbridge station.
The prisoner, Percy s. Taylor, was for
mer1y employed as bookkeeper by Ellis
goods at No. S8 Leonard street.
1t is alleged that his practice was to
and then forge the Endorsement. He fed
to Europe, and his movements We're
traced in England by Scotland Yard
detectives. He was finally arrested in
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
TO BE INSPECTED AGAIN
FrcehoIders Will See That the Work
HAS Been Bone Properly. >

The Board of Freeholders, on Tuesday
next, will. as a committee of the whole,
inspect the Boulevard. There a number
of large claims to be paid the contrac-
tors for work done on the Boulevard,
and before doing this the Freeholders
want to be thoroughly satisfied that the
terms of the contracts have been fully
complied with.
The board will meet Wednesday as a
committee to examine the bills and if
the inspection should prove satisfactory
the bills will be ordered paid and the
board will pass them Thursday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
FATAL ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 27, 1S95.-James
B. Zahn. a bookkeeper employed by the
Carnegie Steel Company, was instantly
killed this morning near his home at
Benvenne station on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. He was en- route to his office
in Pittsburg and was caught between
two trainS
An unknown man was run down and
this morning near East Liberty station,
A similar accident occurred this MORN
ing near Altoona
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
A sGouNDRELLY ITALIAN.

Angelo Martino, forty years old, of No.
432 Adams street, is a repulsive looking
italian, short, thick set and dirty. Last
night he was walking along Adams
street. when he saw a rather pretty
woman sitting on the stoop at No. 419.
He approached her and grossly insulted
her. She called officer McKenna, who
was a few doors away, and had Mar
tino arrested. This morning Recorder
MoDonough gave the italian ninety days
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
MR.. DREXEL's NEW YACHT.

BOSTON. July 27 1Ss5.-The Alcedo,
the new steam yacht of Mr.. G. ". G.
Drexel. of the Philadelphia Ledger. :
had trial run to test the working of her
machinery prior to a speed trial which
will be made on Monday next. On board
architects of the vessel, the builders of
the engines and several guests. The
performance of the yacht was satisfac-
gave every indication that she would
easily fill the requirement cf fourteen
knots per hour
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
IIs@RDERLY GANG ARRESTED

Captain Newton. of the Third precinct.
yesterday arrested members of a disor-
derly gang CT thieves, who infest the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Waldo and
West Side avenues Sergeant Batters-
b. and Patrolman Briody assisted the
Captain. They captured Thomas Miller,
John Magley. Walter Waters, Joseph
Brown eighteen years; John Ryan,
Frank Ferris and John Nolan. all of
..no address, All We're sent to Snake
Hill for sixty days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
BOSTON AIDS TIE. STRIKERS.

BOSTON. July 27, 1s95.-The strike of
the 600 union cigar makers in Detroit.
who are opposing the Introduction of child
labor into the factories of that city.
commanded the attention of the Cigar
Makers. Union of this city at a meeting
last night The Cigar Manufacturers As
sociation of Detroit wss condemned. and
it was decidede to oppose the introduction.
of cigars made in that CITY under ex-
listing conditions into the New England
States and $3.50 was appropriated for the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
BAD RAILROAD sMAsHUP.

MARTINS CREEK, July q, 1854 bad
railroad wreck was caused here last night by
the negligence of a brakeman. Lehigh and
Hudson freight train backed upon the Penn
sylvania's tracks and then iHopportunely broke
down No brakeman went down the tracks
with the customary danger signal, and in con-
sequence a Pennsylvania train crushed into
the staledf reight. Nineteen and the
Pennsylvania engine were wrecked and En-
gineer was badly hurt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
RAIN FOR A. A. .. CHAMPIONSHIPS

SYRACUSE, N Y, July 27, 1S95.-Pro-
moters of Athletics at Syracuse received
a severe setback this morning when,
at eight O'Clock, a heavy rain commenc-
cd TO fall. and the enthusiasm which
fhe holding of the Metropolitan cham
pionship In this town had worked was
dampened by the gloomy weather, out
look The track and infield are sloppy
and heavy and existing records are not
n 1,1uch danger.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
TOO LENIENT FOR SUCH AN OFFENCE

william Downing of No. 236 Sixth
street; Joseph Murphy of No. 27s Sec
ond street, William Hart of No. 165 Nor
gan street and Thomas Gallagher of No.
b3S Railroad avenue were arrested at
two o'clock this morning. They en-
ticed Mary Reynolds of No. 34 Hender-
ION street in vacant house. The girl
has released and the men fined 50 each.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
NAVAL RESERVE HARDsHIPs.

PORT JEFFERSON. L. L. July 81. 1895.
Twenty-Five naval reserves. under Lieu
tenant Stayton. arrived at the beach,
thres miles from this village, from Gull
ford. Conn, last night. where they were
driven by a high wind on Thursday.
They were compelled to Walk to this
place for food. II. - --------a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
NATIONAL LINE TO SELL OUT.
81. Gable to the United Press

LONDON, July 27, 1895.-The National
Line Steamship Company, whose steam
ships ply between New York and Lon
don, are conducting negotiations with the
Wilson line, whose steamships run be-
tween New York and London, Hull,
Newcastle and Antwerp, looking to the
sale of their ships.
The negotiations are being carried on
at Liverpool. The foregoing statement
is confirmed at the Wilson Lines London
Company is desirous of selling its fleet
and business to the Wilson Company.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
OANNUCK DEFEATED.
Toronto Oarsman Beaten for the
Diamond Sculis,
By Cable to tic United Press.

I2V Ott1to % r1tO 2 T'tIo1'
LONDON, July 27, 1895.-The regatta
of the Molesey Rowing Club took place
today at Hampton. 1t was a wholly local
affair, with the exception of the race
for the Senior sculls. which was the
event of the day. The first heat was
contested by e. A. Thompson of the
McRenry of the Thames Rowing Club
Thompson very cleverly avoided a
foul, and began to increase his lead. At
a point quarter of mile from the
finish McHenry stopped rowing. Thomp-
son was then three lengths ahead and
continued over the course. winning as he
pleased.
The final heat OF the Senior sculls race
in the Molesey regatta was won by
Blackstaffe. who beat Thompson of To-
ronto by three feet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
THE RICHARD FOX IN MIDooBAN

QUARANTINE. s. T.. July 27, 1885,
The German steamer Taormina, from
Hamburg, reports sighting the sailboat
Richard K. Fox, with one man and
dog on board, in lat. 1910 long. 52. 40
The occupant waved his hat frant3cally.
and upon being spoken requested that
he be given the position of his craft
He reported all well. The man was
Robert McCullum, from New York, on
June 13. bound for Queenstown.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
ToFFBY ASSOCIATIONS OUTING

The outing of the John j. Toffey AS
sociation will take place Wednesday.
The club and its guests will go to Cali
DOMAIN Park. Newark, IN trolley cars,
and there they will be served with a
breakfast. At three O'Clock dinner Will
he provided and at night a barbecue
win be held During the day there will
be athletic games and sports
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
MATTERS OF FACT.

stores, factories and institutions can now
get their supplies as good as any N, r.
house can serve them. Complete stock low
prices. at the D. E. Cleary Co.'S wholesale
grocery stores, Montgomery and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
PRESIDENTS ooAoHMAN DEAD.

WASHINGTON. July 27, 1S95.-William
Willis, President Cleve1and's coachman,
who was stricken with paralysis Wednes-
day last, died this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
RAN OVER A CHILD.

owen Duffy. a driver employed by
Henry Byrne, ran over ur-year-old
BandeIka Morris of No. 2s4 Wayne street,
in Railroad avenue, yesterday, afternoon.
Duffy was arrested and bailed for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
HUDSON CITY IMPROVEMENT ASSN

The Hudson City Improvement League
held a short meeting last night at
GroeschePs Hall. Bacon and Oakland
avenues. Arrangements have been com
pleted and a. favorable report presented
to the Street and Water Board for the
improvement of ST Paul's avenue from
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
DIED.

REDDY-On Thursday, July 25 1895,
Patrick Reddy. beloved husband OF
Anne Reddy
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
lete residence. No. s. Fulton avenue.
NJ; thence to st. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church Greenville, where solemn high
mass of requiem will be held.
E.NGLIsH-On Saturday, July 81, 1895, at
Liberty, Sullivan county, N y.
Richard j.. eldest son of Richard and
Margaret English.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HOWARD-On Friday, July 26 1895,
Rose Howard. nee Dondero, in her
twenty third year.
Funeral on Sunday July 2S, at $50 T.
NJ. from No. e25 Willow avenue. Hob0-
ken. =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
GOVERNOR wERTs IS NOT VERY ILL

There was a rumor circulated through
out the city this morning that Governor
Werts was dangerously sick at his
home on Crescent avenue. Enquiries by
a News reporter disproved these. The
a ali ght cold
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
YACHT OORsARO ADRlFT.
81 Gable to the United Pres

BoULoGNE, July 27 1Ss5.-The italian
yacht Corsaro, belonging to Captain
Enrico D. Albertis of Genoa, was found
drifting about in the channel with no one
on board of her yesterday, and towed to
this port.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 27, 1ss5.-For the So
hours ending at eight P. NJ. Sunday.
For New York and vicinity
Increasing cloudlinesS with showers
tonight; probably clearing Sunday morn
ing; no decided change in temperature.
AarlneI,,s Thermo % nseter &eporI.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-27
ES.szss:l9.sZ

You cannot be we'll unless your blood ia
pure. Therefore purify your blood with tha
best blood purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

20. Miiner in 9abnenneIt Itno ab9es
brannt. Die WinterOorrdtbe uno 5lpet
Shpeine perbrannten ebenfdIIs. WtiIIs
Ter lit perIitert.
Siraarot. Der beige Ntilis
tGrperein bat bic Grrihtung zines
SrieoersS entmuls beitlpiIen.
Qubr. Neulih Nahmttta9S brad
in Dem nit groBen Waarenporrdtben
anoefiQten Wugu5in oes &aufmunns
SGttele Elm 9roBer Sruno aus. Oas
Wuou3in brunnte iummt Den Wduren
ppnitdnoio nieoer, audi puroe ods ans
fpBenoe @obnbuus oes Serrn 8Dpieyz
meijteys Wusmer pom 6euer an Der
@iebelpdno uuo am 0dh1tubl Hart
belhdoiot. Wa8mer lag trdnt gu
Bette uno muBte i6leunigit aus BEN
SuuIe gebruht tperoen.
Mann6eim. Der % Sabre alts
dlte Sod 8ottirieo Berger bon GmIeIs
oinaen, pelter aui Dem 9disbtrg BET
Seioelberg Den Stuo,nten 9einrih pa
net aus Wisn ourh 0roaun8 nit IL
mem oelaoenen Repoloer CUR 0trouss
oabe Ieiner 90rIs gsnDtbi1t bate, pur'
be POM bieIioen Shpur1eriht 81 ne
ben Sabren pier Wlondtsn 3uttbdlls
uno fiiuiidbrigem GbrenperIuit Otrurs
t6eilt. - 6rGUlein Sophie Srettsr,
cine 0eborene Wiunnbeimtrin, frtt5er
6ierielbit ais acknowledgements tbdtt5,
cine StpeIter oes I. 3, nett betdnnten
Gonoitors Sretter, feierte ibrtn 100.
8e6urtstag. - Sn Dem ProteIe
Wuus Sraumunn 1T nun bic llrz
tbeil8pertiinoigung erio!gt. Die Nn=
o~etluQten erbieIter ejnihliebltb Der be-
reits Qe0en lie ertunuten StrI'en: tIs
6aro Sruumunn 3tpti Sabre orei Ntos
nate, 0tlbelm Mtdds bier SABRE orei
Wonate, Mur Wiaa5 3pei Sabre 5!pel
Monate uno Gu1en U}lds ejn Sdbr
3tpei Wonuts G,fdngniB; itrner Irous
mann 1900 Mldrt uno Die oreI Wtdaa
ie 400 Wurt GeIoitrlie. - Geoers
bGnoler Soiepb 6~lorsbeimsr UNI
peITen Sruoer 9einriA muyoen tpes
gen bstriigsriihen Santsrotts Oerhdiz
let.
Csseitsre Mndri6tcn uui Se,tt 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

&antins auf Wurtuns Wiiniter i'm De
sember b. s. mittels OolhmeIers gss
tDotetsn Grbarbeiters Seoerini Nuz
mems Mprele aus Siiotirpl, Der in
karlsruhe feItssnommsn muroe, an
oas beige 8eri4t ein..iiefert. Ser
Woroer mag % Sabre alt iein uno
min in Rotbpebr sebanoelt baben.
Sietenbeim m, >. u. Saupbeim.
Sn Der Sheuer bon Wittipe 8ruber
brdh Seuer aus, tpel1es oisielbe nebit
ibrem rsiten Snbdlt politdnoig elm
di6erte. Yranoitiftuns piro per
mutbet.
Seioenbeim. Sei eirem Streits
tpuroen in Siirbsn sinsm perbeirdtbez
tn Wann, Hdmens Weitrih, 10 Sublz
reihe WeFsrItids bsigsbra6t, oaB er
bdlo oarauf itarb. 3pei Der Bethel
lt9ten puroen perbdftet.
Sttmdrsbeim. Der hieIi9e
Tubrmann StiIpp psrunsIiidts aui
Dem Seimipegs bon !Seilbrpnn in Der
Ndbe pom pfablbof inoem er inter
ieinen nit gro0lidHsrn belaoensn
Stlitten tam. Die Pferoe tru1en
obne Center gu Sauie elm; IeBtrrtr
blisb in Der srimmissn aGlte fiesen
uno puroe toot aufgefunoen.
pfal5graenpeite 2amms
pirtb STROLLER "Itiirste bon ieimm 6sus
boosn beruntsr uno iturb an ben erbuIs
tenen IerleBungen nab elmer balben
Stunoe; er bintsrldBt cine Wittrs nit
bier unperiorgten &inoern.
Eottpeil. Der leotae, SO Sabre
ate SdglObner Martin SsngitIsr bon
SeiBlingen in einem 8umpen oss Io9.
Iltba6es nit eiuem Strid um ben
Sals, an pelhen stpei Steine i'm Sc
tpihte BON Is pfuno gebunoen paren,
toot auigefunoen.
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ternoer llnsliidsfaa trug ii6 bier gu.
5rau M. Blob aus Miiblen a. q.
barrie in elmer Hsitauratipn amMdrttz
plaB Der poItabfabrt na9 Greglingen.
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riitlaheno, rpoQte lie ben abort aufz
iuten, perfeblte babel bic ri6ti9e
5biirs uno fisl 10 ungliidlia cine Bel
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in benz cine balbe Stunoe BON Wiqsz
bah gelegenen 8reitenauer Sof bon
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b%rennerei 5euer aus, tpsldes bieieIbe
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gapeu.
aarlsrube. Die Strdftdmmer
perurtbeilte ben neutrality-suspicious.
5abian tpegen Offsntlia irrefiibrsnoer
W~ertbansube ieiner Wauren gu elmer
Wohe 9eidngniB uro 100 30. 8elos
itraie. Die bieiigen aaufleute bdtten
i'm tpegen unlauteren Mathematics
unse5eigt. - Der 50 Sabre alts 0i!s
belm Sibn aus Riefern, !9eiaer in Del
Wtetuapatroneniabrit uno pobnbdft
WilbelmItrdBe 13 odbier, pelter Dem
Srunte erseben mar uno feline aus
Trau uno bier Sinoern i'm alter Don
IA Sabren beitebenoe 5amilie ours
ben lieb, bat iia erI4ohen.
9euren. Sn gd4elbOf brannten
Wobnbaus uno S6eucr oes 2anoz
pirtbs 8onr. 5rOblid ab. Saaoen
1000 W. 5rObIia uno feline 5rau
erlittsn Yranopunben uno tonnten Iit
nur nit Wibe retten.
gIbl. Wit benz 9au Der gabn
naa @uhlertbal tpiro bic 5irmd 2en3
&c So. vU.ausIittli4 in oieiem 5ribs
iubr bes:.lHsn. Die erforoerliden Sus
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9 u 9 Deifer. Wobnbaus,
S4euer uno StaIuns bes Ganbpirt6s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Nabsm 2te is electric NitterA

als Wttttl sestn cure llsttl etbrautt. Wsnn nitt,
tam laft sut fetert cine 5laitt seten une Sultt iu'
lrmmen. Ite Weetiiu IN als Stns irl6e ertdnnt he
gan, t~tisnetrs Ter SRIfs uue 9 chung alfr reieIi'
der Ssftptresu ~arsepdft N unt In runetrrcuer
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cher letett itr an Strfspfura srpfrst, Stpdtcan.
fallen cher isih itr rsrrss itlaHrs, ~dufsertat nciin.
teliit pser lsied itr an SSrrntel. ednH IN Z estrts
SttIsrs tie Peei,iu, et tr seerautt. @eunetttt
une araft fns bet itrsm @ssrnut adrdnttrt. @refS
dlaitsn uur 80 9nts tn %. J. Sutu's apetbe'e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Gin NauShaIt:Z

:. u. RuQtr srn 9dnaistarts, Y. y. fdst, ede sr
fets TT. aina's Neue Sntteiuns i'm Sauie tat uue
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N. eds er easislee dtt Satrs lang TT i,tncr tdmtlts
sttrdutt tat une rag eurt edsiCte mats tr'rtti
puree. ppfur &c ausgcasbsH pire. &iIum mot Ct
men Seriut ssma6t NIT esm 10 liHAe etnuSten VII
teif 9eriautsAaiten tret IN u. I. Sutns aPe'
ttstf. Sssuiare @rcfs 30 Gtuts uue s1.OO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Gi,, OrcmnS

@iiuitt 6iicutlih ole @ohltbat III crs
pabncn, bte ibm Der reRclmdGtge Gebraut,
bon Apcr'S Nillen e~rlplelcu hat. Gr 'Gat.
SD iiiblte MIDI trout mo matt, uuN mCiu
YtagCn ltttn gan; III ll.lorouuug III lclu.
SD per'lttc enc 9lu;abl pou Ncllmlttcllr,
ober tetuc5 tali mir, bis lb b~cuogcu purot
Die alien ;upcrlditRcu glpcr'S Gtlcu III per.
'lIdlen. SD babe mr. Ciu Stad'tclhcl per-
brallht, abcr tb iiblc mid mie uclI geborcu.
Yilr 'bctnt, uon allen Yicoi;tueu, Ole i'd it
gebrauht babe, uebmCn ite iit an lcittcitcu
mo allgcnehnlIten Cit; ocUl tie ituo 10 gut
nit 3utcr iiber;ogcIt, oaB audi cin Siuo iie
letdt etnltmmt. SD iOroere ale, Die Elm
Abiibrmittcl brauden, AMI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
3udleu'S Nruica ZaIbc.

Die ttfe Salss In Ter g0elt fur Stntttrurttn. Gb.
i6u riuns 8tttrart. Sdl,aue. Ettstrrunten. 6Irt-
ten Strammtn an ZEN Sauetn. 5rcftSulsr, SutuSr-
austu uHe dQt pdutfcsltr; ia tsilt Pc~fttrSdmeTrtei.
ten cher Tain 3atlurs r~erlanst. @dranttrt. eat
peafiuetss 3utrteesnttit eSstetn rtrt, cher rae
Stle rire ~ rutsrtatttt preis psr S6dttu 2 Sts.
gu psrtiutsn IN ". j. Sutn's Ggrttsie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
lOL midi WieORr GerGPlIeQt.

grof. g. 3. GoparoS. BRETON Sbaso.
TT. WiIcS' RerOins ~ bel aner gpotbttsru IN.
ter ppQitduolQer SdrOutle gu babel ODER fam ge1eu
Stn'eHouHg ocS greiles oIrett pom Der " sttIts
lRebttal 60. Glfbart. SHo.. be3ogtu tperoeu. lJlQite
fo'tet tlCO; icts Tlaiheu $500. erpreBIreL Gs eRt.
bait IUsoer GpIa.e Eoa geia5T!I5s StotG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Su Scr Nptb

9lper'S Tilen 81 ucbmcn." - @ootbbap
Gre, Register.
,3ptiheu meircm ~iiinitCr urO finn
scbuteu Sabre qudlte mid cine Grt bon
Tledteu ooer AuSitlag, meiit mr. al ocl
Seineu, aber belonoerS In Der SuiCbcuac
iiber Den @aoeu. Sier btloetcu it'd ieudtc
Sletteu, Die iih NIT eirem @rtuo itbcr;ogru,
Der aber ;erbrat. iobulo ib oaS @ciu be
pegte. MCiue SHUTTER ucriudte allies dog
ljte, aber alles mar umiouit. @icuobl nod
Elm Stno, las id oot III Der 3ejtuug uou Den
wobltbdtigen @irtwuGcu non guer'S TtlEu,
uuo iiberreocte neluc Ntlttcr, mid otcic pCrs
lutjeu III luiier. Sbmobl tie uitt uicl Ser
traleu oarCiu ieete, 10 tauite iie oot)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Jl(i(eS' UerOine

uuo iest IN S1ss onbsrs. SO bin better.
thara uu0 ftre5idui. 81 tam isst u etu,l 3aat
uebr lelreu. ais fruber III elmer mode. 80 'tlaft
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Standardization. pile iets bis
adt Wot]en Seigten lid 8eltpiire an per.
lnleoenen Stellen oes &orpers uno ale Wiit.
tel, Ole lt anipdnotc, Wollten nitt bclien.
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lralterSSlltbeleber uno beute berroe id,
rllt frei Don allen 8eihwiiren NIB Elm neies
geben be9tnnt fur MIDI" Sobu u. &napp,
st. Sames, Suo.
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belt. SD ma9erte 81 eiuem Stelctt ab bis
l6 SuleBt MIR mob 60 Eiuno ipp9. . Sd mar
Dem 3ooe nabe. 9tadlocm ih faum cine
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jirlid, Die &rdiie nabmeu 81 mo ib pie9s
nun ll2 Yiuno. y. TeocrioI, SI.oeu, Minn.
&tbtrletoen. .3b lit Gil Ger 9eber,
bate bttteren 8eld1mud I'M Mun6e, 9tiidenr
ltnlerSen ulo feinen Nppetii. TprnI's Alpeus
trauters Hlutbelcbcr itcllte mih picoer pplls
fommen Der. Nartin GtjtIcr, Spruce, @is.
8lntperaittune. r2cit ;,uei Sabrcu
mar lb P'n S"nciih'. Wfelu S,lIt ipar per.
9ittet lno IN mar 10 elcno, buB Id ieinc Mr.
belt tbun 'pnute. Spttoreu slnubter, id
yatte Die NusSebrnns. giun bul ih iuieoer
tart uno trGiti9. 9aut Dem wuuoerbareu
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3borp, Sarntpn, Col"
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auren auifibren. @eitere Tustuuit ertbeil,
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babsu IN 1893 .
2 guibel aus ,.
ben euprmsu o.,
iammtertrag po.L
Sl7 Yu. p Rfo. q.
braht ooer ourt.
ibuttilla ll6 gu.
BON MIR I gu.
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WuIfer uHO bsrUorrGGeUber SOmpOniit TN ierusu
gpeiitu. GENE beitcu G9ertc fno bic ~qetitliten Cha.
raftlrs unb a. bat eIHs erObe au5ohl BON Stadeu fur
Ipeccle GelCaeubctteu gei5rtcbeu. AlS SCbrer giebt IS
reuioe be lbn glctttUmmgu. Or iaretbt ME folgt:
Sb bin Gomppu,l uHo Wlurlebrer uHo babe mao
I4HlPrer ar'ireuQrnoer 9h6lg;ctt bel an estitlgsr gr.
mu6uuc, GritOpiuUl acknowledgement u. T. 10.
oelIiteH. 80 mar 70 irctt eruntergetommt urb
fpurbe uab rUeutQCu Serttoueu 10 uerpos uub ihmaa,
6cB 10 uttt ihia'Cu tcHute uHo an Wlorgsu mlos,
ultb!os IRo tvgbiEHig G~uiitaRo. SO tegaRu