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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
PROUD OF THE INDIANA.
Leading Citizens Of the State Present
Silver Service.


Governor Matthews and about 10 promi-
nent citizens Of Indiana went on board the
United States battleshlp Indiana, lying of
Tompklnsylle, S l., Monday.
They were welcomed by Captain Robert ID
Evnns, the ships commander, and n salute
Of 10 guns was fired In their honor. The
purpose Of the visit OF this delegation OF
Westerners to the finest Of ships OF war was
to present to its officers the silver service and
library that the citizens Of Indiana have pro-
vidcd for the craft named In honor OF the
State they represent.
Ex-president and Mrs. Harrison accom-
panied the Indiana party on board the battle
ship. Governor Matthews made the presen-
tation speech, to which, on behalf OF Captain
Evans and the officers and men OF tho In
diana, Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Me-
Adoo responded.
The silver consists Of 38 pieces, being a full
dinner service and tea set. The center piece
weighs 207 ounces. II IL ten inches high and
28 inches long. There Is n relief medallion
on each side. One represents the State seal,
and the other the famous Soldiers and Sail
ors Monument in indianapolis.
When Mr.. McAdoo had finished there were
shouts for General Harrison Ex-Presdent
walked into the center Of the crowd and de-
livered very entertaining and humorous
speecb
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30

BY decision handed down by
Judge Adams, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the Creek Nation
the names of over 100 colored people
are stricken from the rolls of citizen
ship of the nation. The decision holds
that the action of the Indian Council,
after the passage of the emancipation
act by the United States, in admit
ing colored people to tribal relations
was unconstitutional, and therefore at
this time invalid. Since the passage
of this act these colored people have
drawn in annuities from the Creek
Nation over $1,000. 900, have held
positions of trust and have improved
their farms. From the decision of the
court there is no appeal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
WILL START A FACTORY.
Striking Rochester Glassworkors Have
Finally Organized.

The striking glnssblowers OF the Rochester
tumbler works and the citizens of Roches-
ter, Pa, have formed a company for the
manufacture Of punch and blown tumblers
and bottles. The capital stock has been
fixed at 100000, one-half OF which Is to be
paid In cash, the rest in work. The plant IL
to be Of 46-pot capacity and will give en-
ployment to 500 to 600 men. Henry Lacock
has donated the firm four acres OF ground.
The officers elected are: President, Aaron
Wilson; vice president. NJ. Camp; secretary
james I. Conlin treasurer, A. Heller. The
directors, including the above named, are
james Cole, William ID. Loos, II. II. Camp
bell, John Trivance and p. J. Mahony. Ten
per cent. OF the stock will be paid in at once
and charter applied for.
The Rochester tumbler works resumed
operations Monday with 10 shops and about
200 out OF the 600 hands at work. Ii. C..
Fry, the president, said the difficulty with
the striking employees will soon be over.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The executive committee OF the National
Democratic State committee OF New JERSEY
selected an entire Palmer and Buckner elec-
toral ticket ut meeting in Jersey City.
The gold Democrats Of the state met In
Atlanta. Ga, and indorscd the indianapolis
platform and selected electors. Cleveland 1
name was loudly cheered.
The Republican Campaign committee In
Alabama has decided to run an electoral
ticket and Congressional nominees and to
refuse fusisn with the National Democrats.
Col. $. x. Champian, of Memphis, has re.
signed as member OF the Tennessee Demo-
cratic committee because he cannot support
the Chicago platform.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Fatal Mine Gas Explosion.

An explosion Of mine gas occurred at Mid
die Greek colliery, near fremont, Pa, and
five men were seriously burned and other
wise injured. Two of them died after reach
ing their homes at Blackwood. The dead
are; Jasper Newton. Sr. and his son-in-law,
John Cosgrove. Both are married and have
families. Charles Shogstall and James Nor
ton, also OF Blackwood, are severely burned.
Edward Donmeyer, OF fremont, sustained a
fractured collar bone and arm.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Monks Burned to De eath.

dispatch to the Madrid impartial from
the capital OF the Philippine islands, bring
the announcement that Cavite is occupied
by 5000 insurgents. Over 100 monks have
been murdered in the islands since the
breaking out OF the insurrection. Many Of
the victims have been fastened to trees,
their clothing having been soaked with kero-
sene oil, and then ignited, and have been
burned to death. Rich natives are being
arrested daily. Documents have been seized
by the authorities In which are given the
names OF the president and other officials Of
the proposed republic
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE CZAR,
Received at Leith With All the Honors
England Could Bestow.

England Could Bestow.
The Car and Czarina arrived at Lclth,
Scotland, September %, and were received
with all the honors that could possibly be
shown them.
The only feature which marred the festiv-
tiles was the fact that the precautions which
have been taken for tho safety OF the royal
party are 80 extraordinary that they were
continually noticeable and kept constantly
present sense of impending danger
After the formallties here, the royal party
went to Balmoral cnstle, where they were
received by the Queen In person. They
spent the night at the Castle.
The precautions taken nfloat for the pro-
lection of their Majesties were unprecedent-
cd, II IL believed. In naval annals. Picket
boats, steam launches and torpedo boats Of
the smaller class from the warships Majestic,
Magnificent, Repulse and Resolution, each
detachment commanded by a lieutenant,
formed n complete net around the Russian
imperial yacht, In order ostensibly to pre-
vent the shore boats from crowdlng about
the Standard, but In reality to prevent any
possibility of an attempt to commit dyna-
mite or other outrage. Tho shore boats were
in such vast numbers on the water that there
IL no doubt that the precautions taken by the
British naval authorities were warranted.
The precautions adopted ashore were
equally thorough. although few people give
more than a passing thought now to the al
legged dynamite conspiracy supposed to have
been discovered by Scotland Yard. On the
Tantallon Castle, ashore, on the train which
was to take their mnjesties to Balmoral, at
different places along the route, ut Ballater
and about Balmoral itself were picked mem
bers OF the Russian secret police and the
most trusted members OF the Cars Nihilist
detectives.
Other Russian detectives were on board
the Standard, and they were reinforced on
landing by picked squad of the very best
Scotland Yard detectives, who will remain
attached to the Gar and Czarina's party
until they leave Great Britain.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30

Prof. Henry Woods who has for 81 years
been member of the faculty OF Washing
ton and Jefferson college has been practical
ly retired. Prof Blake, who comes here
from Princeton, takes charge OF the depart
inont Of Latin at salary OF Fl 600 year.
the salary formerly paid 10 DR.. Woods. Tho
latter will remain member OF the faculty,
however, and will receive $500. IL Is said
DR.. Woods did not know Of the change until
he was Informed by letter from tho trustees.
Tho One Hundred and Forteth Pennsylva-
mia Volunteers will hold their annual reun-
lon In the Beaver Court House October 13.
Judge Hicc OF Beaver, will deliver an ad.
dress OF welcome. to which Comrade Alex.
u. Hartford will respond. The annual ora
tion will be delivered In the evening by J.
II. Cunningham, ESD, Of Beaver.
The miners employed by the Glenn White
Coal and Lumber Company, near Klttanninq
Point, went on strike Monday. They haye
not been paid since early In June, but hnvo
been working every day on promise made by
tho company that they would soon be paid.
The Glen Company Ia operated by TAYLOR
Mccoy q Co., Of Philadelphia.
John Bunnell a freight brakeman on the
Wheeling division Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, had his right hand badly crushed
while coupling cars at Finleyyille. His
hand was dressed at Washington, after
which he was brought 10 his home in Glen
wood. Two OF his fingers were amputated.
The elghty-iirst session OF Allegheny coll
lege opened Tuesday with an Increase OF
students that is very gratifying. Last year
there was an attendance Of 312, and this
year there will be over 400 In attendance.
and tho outlook for this year Is very en-
cOuraging.
Gov. McCorkle. Of West Virginia, has par-
doned Frank Thompson, convicted OF
swindling Henry Beeler, a waynesburg
sport, Of $1,000. Thompson was sent up,
for two years. Sunday night, accom- panied
by his wife, he left for Plttsburg.
The Presbyterian church OF Jeanette will
build chapel In West Jeanette for the
French population. For some months a
French minister has been holding services
with good results. The French and Belgians
there number about 600.
The employees OF the Aetna furnace and
Atlantic Iron and Steel Company at New
Castle have decided to accept the cut In
wages OF which they were recently notified
and work will go on.
Two valuable horses belonging 10 r. From
hagan were fatally stabbed while In pasture
field near New Castle. He offers Sl0O re-
ward for information as to the guilty person.
New Castle Is wondering what Is wrong
with the lookup. James Gordon was placed
In IL, but when called for trial he was gone,
though the doors were securely locked.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30

The English government hns nc
cepted the decision of Portugal as
arbitrator, and yielded its claim to the
little island of Trinidad, near the
Brazilian const. English papers say
they always get the worst in an arbi-
tration; but that is no argument
against this method of settling dis
putes,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
SIX FISHERMEN LOST.
Supposed to Have Been Caught in the Storm
of Saturday

The 2l-foot catboat Hebe, OF Dorchester,
Mass, with six men, started out for a fishing
trip on Saturday morning, expecting TO re-
turn Saturday night, but had not been heard
from up to noon Monday.
II Is thought that the boat was capsized and
the men drowned during the severe squall on
Saturday night. The missing men, all OF
whom reside in Dorchester district, are:
John Cannon, married; Michael f. Burke
and John Burke, both single, and Martin ].
Burke, married, all brothers; Patrick c. Nc
Cormack and Henry Donnelly.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30

The recently issued seventeen tn
volume of the statistical yeor book of
the German Empire shows there are
nearly 1000, 900 more women in Ger
many than men. Nevertheless, within
the ordinary marriage period OF
twenty-one and thirty-iive years there
are G,OOO,00 more unmarried men
than unmarried women.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Lord Charles RUSSELL Chief Justice OF Eng
land paid visit to President Cleveland al
Buzzards Bay.
Rev. Stanislaus Kiminski, Of Buffalo, has
been chosen bishop OF the Polish Catholic
Church OF America.
The Brotherhood OF Carpenters and join
ers, In session at Cleveland. resolved to at
tach salary to the Office Of President.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Bardsley Pardoned,

Governor Hastings signed pardon for
John Bardsley, former City Treasurer of
Philadelphia, who. on July 2, 1891, was sent
enced TO 10 years in the Eastern Penitentiary
for misappropriating over a half million dol
lars OF city and State money while occupying
his official position.
The Governor gives no reason for his action,
although 1t is thought his decision was has
tened by the fact that Bardsley was stricken
with paralysis OF the left side on Thursday
last
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Tho Pittston Disaster.

The commission appointed by Gov. Hast
ings to investigate the Twin Shaft disaster
at Pittston last June, in which As lives were
by Mine Inspectors William Stern, Shenan-
doah; Edward Roderick. Scranton, and Ed
ward Brennan, Shamokin, who conducted
the inquiry. with the aid Of the attorney
general. They find that Superintendent
Langan showed bad judgment by going so
far into the mine to arrest the 'squeeze, "
that he and those under him could not
escape. 1t Is presumed there was an explos.
ion from naked lamps.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Burned Toll Gates,

A special from Lawrenceburg, KY. says:
Between midnight and daylight Tuesday
morning over one-half Of the "a toll gates In
this (Anderson) county were destroyed by
regularly organized bands OF lawless advo-
Gates of free turnpikes. The keepers were
warned that any attempt to collect any more
derson county Is one OF the wealthiest in the
state, and its people are Of a kind who will
submit to no such lnwlessness as the dis
graceful occurrences early Tuesday morn
ing,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
IT CANNOT BE STOPPED.
Importations of Gold From Europe Will
Keep Up.

Representative foreign banking houses
estimate that of the first sl5, 5,OOO,O 900 in gold
imported in the movement to this country,
ing loans and about $4,000 900 against COM
mercial bills. or the balance OF the $40, 900, :
900 or thereabouts. engaged In all to date,
S25, 900, 900 was drawn against commercial
bills. II Is still believed that the efiiux OF
gold from Europe TO the United States can
only be temporarily, IL at all, interrupted.
A number Of the sterling loans mature next
month.
The steamship Seryia, leaving Liverpool
on the oath, has on board Il 1000, 900 in gold,
consigned 10 Kidder, Peabody & Co. oi
Boston.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
A Modern Bluebeard.

answered the matrimonial want notice OF
Alexander Rhimes, OF Fulton county, Ind,
and has become his lawful wife. Rhimes
enjoys the rare distinction OF having lived
with IL wives all OF whom in his mania to
make further conquests he has divorced
within period of 20 years. He married his
first wife In 1876, and now at the age OF rs
has taken unto himself wife number H.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
KEYSTONE STATE NEWS CONDENSED
j. WOOD CLARK FOR SENATOR.
Nominated by the Democrats Of the Thirty
Seventh District.

At the Thirty-sevcnth district Democratic
Senatorial conference, J. Wood Clark, OF In
diana, wns unanimously nominated for State
Senate to oppose Senator james q. Mitchell,
the Republican nominee. There were but
two candidates. Mr.. Clark's opponent being
Dr. Charles Ernest, OF Punxsutawney.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
s,,tr oyrn sr,SKry puoprnrv.

Marion Green, Of Midway, Washington
county, has brought suit against the Mid
way Block Coal company for $4,000 dam
ages. lie alleges that the company mined
underneath his property and neglected TO
prop up the roof. As n result the ground
hns sunk, destroying n sawmill, and tho
Plalntin ayers, practically ruined his en-
tire property
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Firemsn Pass Dsbs' Resolution

The Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
da as the place for the next meeting. A
Debs resolution was passed, in which the
convention refused to endorse any ''alleged
regularities," but earnestly condemns any
and all Of Debs action against the Brother
hood
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30

The London General Omnibus Com
pany has entered into contract with
an American firm for the supply of
5000 horses for bus work in the
metropolis, which does not seem ns
though they were much afraid of the
new motor car.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
An Awful Tragedy.

Charles Pfeifer, telegraph operator, en-
ployed by the Indianapolis belt road, was
found hanging dead TO his doorway Tuesday
morning at his home in Brightwood, Ind.
In the house his wife and child were found
then hanged himself.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Counterfeit Silver Certificates.

A dangerous counterfeit has made its ap-
pearanee. 1t is 90 windom silver certiil-
cate raised to sl0, No less than six OF the
raised notes made their appearance at the
banks in Toledo, o. Judging from the per-
the bill-raisers are endeavoring TO dispose OF
them In small stores. The raised work Is
excellent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
ROCHESTER STRIFE ENDED.

The employees Of the Rochester Tumbler
company,who have been on strike for thres
weeks against n reduction OF 20 per cent In
wages. held n meeting the 23d and delcared
The strike on. Many OF the workmen, how
ever. refused TO return TO work ut the re-
duced wages.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Corbstt 10 Barred.

The National Sporting club OF London has
decided not to offer purse for any match
In which Corbett is engaged, but should
Fitzsimmons arrange suitable match with
any one else, the club will offer a suitable
purse.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30
Mexico Celebrates.

In celebration Of the Mexico National hol-
iday crown Of incandescent lights was
placed above the head OF the Hidalgo statue
in the Hidalgo Plaza Of Monterey, and ther,s
was electric illumination in profusion
throughout the square In honor OF the Mexi.'
can father Of his country.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-30

When man averages up his nc-
quaintances, and compares himself
with the result, he generally feels en-
Conraged.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

Giner Der GlteIen unb
betannteiten WiIiiondre ausS bansbai,
3. Rifaro, beabiihtist in petins cine
tdgli9 erideinenoe 4ineiiide 3eituna
gu b%egriinosn. Ollie gbineien unb Be-
lpnoers bic Manoarinen baben cine
bobe Q6tung Dor ben GraeusniKen Der
itpdr5en aunIt, unb bes6alb bat bic
4ngdbe, cine sroBe Insabl bober Spiz
bedmten unteritibe ben MiiiionGr BEL
ieinem Beginner, gar nidts unpabrs
ideinli6es an iid. ga es tpiro Iosar
bebauptet, oab ii6 Ielbft Der 3aiier bas
riiber freue, neil er, Der geraoeau elm
8efanaener in Ieinem palait lit, bann
bod p~eni9itens elm Helm penia 9eles
genAeit BADEN piiroe, suberlGIigeNa4z
rihten iiber bic io%noerbare, auberbafb
oes btmmliifen Hei6es lieaenbe Welt
gu erhdlten, pGbrenb er barin bisber
nur auf bic Ysridte ieiner MiniIter
fopie auf SOftlatia ansemieien lit.
Srau: v@arum iprinsit Su 10
ploBlib aus Der &i6e2"
Mann (Ruiiter): vWeil oas
Waiier 10 entiebli& fali& iinst!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Sebe Spiis @irft.
Cte 9robe Sertieiuu9

oes gslowiione 1T 1900 SUB tief. Sic
it ausaeb0lt aus hartem uulfaniidem Sc
item. Sbr fOnut eud porlte Zen, ME uiele
Wiuipnen Sabre oies seoauelt bat. IS Iii
inc wunberbare Combination In 5orm uno
Sarbe. Sbr iultet es ieben. &lelleldt oaB
lbr es elnnlal pUrbabt. Us lit btiicr, otes
Sabr bortbtu Su reiieu osnn Die Sabnpreiie
ltuo nieori9.S didt 6 etS al Charles e.
See, ben 8enereaIsT aiia9ierogenten oer
Gortbsru 4octiic Giieububn III ct. @aul,
M,nu, ilr Fin 5ourtlter=8ud oe8 8arte,,
5psartp, 210 GIart Street, wtlo cub Die
6abrrrelle anSeben. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Sm Der Wptb

gper's Tilen 81 nebmer." - 9ootbbao
(Ule.), Register.
,Smilbeu meinem fii,iiteu mo flint
sebntsn Sabre Qualtc MIDI cine @rt BON
Nledteu ODER auSitlag, meiit mr. oil ben
Seiner, aber beiorocrS in Der Suirbcuae
iiber Den 9Saoel. Sier bjloeten Iidl fcudte
Tled)tcn, Die iih nit etrem @riuo ii]ber;ogelt
Der aber Scr6rad). iObalo t0 oaS @ciu he
ipegte. Weiue .Miutter Ucr'ihte oleS li6a.
lid,e, aber allies mar umionlt. g9icmchluoa
Elm Sinh, las ih oot III Der 3eituuQ bon ben
wobltbdtigen Nirtunasil bon 2lger'S Etueu,
NIB iiberrebete meIlle Wtltter, mid otCic per-
iuf)en 81 laiien. Sbmobl Iie ni6t uiel gers
trauen oareiu lette, 70 tauite tie 6oh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Herr, Lungen,
Magen, Him.

Die rothen Kuegelchen enthalten
Sauerstoff, um die schwachen Theil-
chen ueber dem gamer Koerper Zu
erneuern, und muessen frisch und
kraeftig sein, wenn die Person gesund
und stark sein will.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
MenSChen Blut

Besteht aus Kuegelchen, roth und
weiss und schwimmen in elmer Flues-
sigkeit. Els naehrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Gin Trenno

@inidt bieutlib bic @obltbat N CT.
pGbnen, bic ibm Der regelnrl6tgc @cbrund,
bon aper'S Villen e~ripiclcu bat. Gr 'aol
sd iiiblte mid trdnf mo matt, uno mem
Magen 'tten gang in lllorouurg an leiu.
SD periudlte elne In;abl ooi 0ctlmtttclu.
aber tcineS bali mir, bis ib b~cluogca uuroe
bic alien superldiiigm ApcrS %ilicn AT Der
inhen. SD babe MIR Elm Sdddltelhtu uer.
braiiht, aber i) fiible mid mie lrri 0eboreu.
Uiir ld,eint, bon allen NieotSiuen, Die id ic
gebrant)t babe, nebmen ie iid) en- leidtelten
nno angenehnlIten ein; oeul iie Iino 70 ant
nit 3uder iiberSogen, onR aib elm Siuo fe
leibt einnimmt. SD iorbere ale, Die eiu
Nbfiihrmittel br1uder. ani
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
MDer's Ytue1

NIB ih fling al, ie ein,nucbmeu: uuo balo
benertte i'd cine &elitruug. 9apurd CT
mutbigt inbr ih oamit tort, bis i'd siuci
ShGhteld)eu perbrauft hattie, ruo honu
maj Der NuSlhlag ucritmuuoeu, uuo 1T ME
mieoer getebrt. 5. GbtpTau, Seal Gitatc
Igeut, Goanote, So.
Sabre lang bate i'd cju 0}uacts NIB
Hierculeiocr. ods mir ali pcrihieoentu
Stellen beitiae Shmer;cn pcrrriahte
aeiues Der Diittcl, Die ih oerinttc, bali mir,
bis ih oniiug NIer'S Yiaeu III uebnleu: mo
eieie bCilten MIDI" - gSm. @oooaro
SsfentlidIer Notar, Sipe SutcS, W2tt.
Subersits, pon DR.. s. G. gper & Go, 2oweu, WlaT.
Sn allen apOtbeteu gu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
DurCh Epheu vergiftet.

Vor zwoelf Jahreu wurde ich durch
Epheu vergiftet und jedes Jahr i'm
F~ruehjahr nd Herbst pflegt es auf-
zubrechen. Ich hattie Aerzte ind wurde
ME dqvon befreit. Es pflegte in &c
schwuere und Finnen auszubrechen
und in kraetze ausZuarten. Eiumll
war ich so schlimm Geschwollen, dass
ich drei Tage weder sehen noel essen
konnNe. Waere es nicht fuer einen
Nachbarn gewesen, der mir Hoods
SarSanarilla e%mnfohlen hat. glauhn ich
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

~5sitsreiie tam uno itb tn Setlterban
iiber ben Nedar ieBen lafien tpollte, ms
Wdi1er uno ertrdnt.
&arlsruNbe. 3ugmetiter Sober
bon bier puroe in Wannbeim bon Ell
mem 3uge Der Main : Nedarbdbn iibers
fahrer uRo setootet. Sober ppute BEL
Der GinIabrt oes g%enannten 3lsss nod
Die 8elsiie iiberifreiten, plrroe absr
bon Der locomotive erfabt, gu Ypben
getporfen uno grdBlib peritiimmelt.
HaItdtt. Sn Der Srdns'1hen
9rduerei perungIiidte Der Is Sabre alte
". Sbon. @r tam benz 5ransmiIz
liprsrienen gu ndbe, ipuros BON benz
'elben am Spienbein erfabt uno nit in
Die SDbe senpmmem. Irme uno 9stne
rpuroen tbeils 5lpsimal gebrpfsn, tbeils
3eroriidt. Der libel suseriftete Der
urgliidte pllroe in oas itGotilde SPIT
tai perbraht, dQrpo er ietnyn iflperen
8erleBungen erlag.
Heilingen. SpsSereibdnoler q.
Wfiinh 1T unter Sinterldi ung betrdht>
lSGer SAuloen uno Mitnabme bon
8elosrn, pelfe er ourh YsrduBeru.3
isines Wdarenlasers uno ieiner Wpbc,
erlDIte, nab Intiperpen iliiftig 9ssans
gen, oaIeIblt aber perbaftet pproen.
Stauen. Sn Gbrsnitetten 1T
iebtbin Elm Shaoenfeuer en~tItanoen,
Dem ods Wobnbdus oes Soiepb S4elb
o~ouItGnoig uno Die unItobsnoan !Sdus
Ter oes Wagners ShmuB uro oes 5ris
Isurs 9pp thsilpeiie gum Spfsr fiss
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Hoods


Erhaelt die rothen Koerperchen stark,
gesund und in Thaetigkeit. macht das
Blut rein und fret Won allen keimen
Won krankheiten, und bringt daher
iene vollkommene ~Gesundheit, die das
Leben angenehm macht.