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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
Circuit Court.

Since March Ist the following bills
have been filed in this Circuit Court:
Armstrong Bros. VS. P. S. Bower
man This suit was brought for con-
demnation and levy made on the
land of the defendant. Annie Line
VS. Jno w. Line, devorce. The bill
in this case alleges non-' upport, cruel
ty and worse offences. Minnie T.
Rollen VS. Houston Rollen, divorce.
The bill alleges Abandonment and
non-support. Bank of Maryville VS.
L. S. Steele and C. w. Steele. Con-
demnation and levy made on defen-
dant's land The only bound over
case since Court is the case against
VIM Burnett, charged with house
breaking and larceny.-Clerk STAN
field has during the last quarter col
lected $3I. 50 revenue tor the county
and $S7. 50 for the State. -Thos. Nc
Murray, Deputy Clerk, has been
assisting Mr. Stanheld and will attend
to all business connected with the
Jofice when the Clerk is absent.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

]. C. M Boyle, who is well known
here, got badly hurt in the Knoxville
fire.
Prof. Waller departed Wednesday
morning for Greenville Tenn. to
attend the Holston Presbytery which
meets at that point. He is member
of that body.
The meetings of the mothers Union
are reportedto be of much interest.
The union is undenominational, and
meets every Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, to which all are. cordially
invited.
My Stock Of clothing is larger than
ever before and l defy Competition
in any City.-A X. Harper.
Rev. R. A. Parham is here visi-
ting his father.
Ed. McBath is visiting friends in
town.
Nearly 200 People went over to
see the big Knoxville fire Thursday.
Mrs. Parker, of Lous lille, Tenn.
is here visiting her brother A. X.
Harper.
C. N. Kirk has been quite sick
this week.
Read Armstrong & Simmons ad.
Brown & Culten have cleaned
out the back room of their office anc
put down carpet
The Chambers Cabinet Co. lost q
large number of Cabinets in the
Knoxville fire. They were in the
Cullen & Newman building.
Maurice Hyden will leave to work
on the Knox. County Centennial bull
ding soon.
There has been a robbery commit
ted near Ellejoy, so we are informed
by mail as we 60 to press. No partic
ulars are given
Big fire sale Of shoes and Clothit
at Davis Bros. South end of Marke
Sq.-Knoxville Tenn.
The many friends of Hon. Andres
Gamble will be glad to learn that h,
is feeling much better now, than fo
some time back. He informs us tha
he has good appetite and he IS Ger
tainly looking better. Itis the wish o
all thathe may be entirly restoaed t.
health :
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
Chancery Court.

The following bills have been filed
in chancery since April 1st.-Xene-
phone Wheeler ct ais. VS. John H.
Upton. This bill was filed to lnjoin
Upton from cutting timber on a GER
tain tract Of Mountain land.-In the
case of P. T. Gates and Robt.
Prichard VS. L. L. Galloway ct. ais,
Julia E. Galloway entered a motion
to set aside the judgement pro con-
jss which was done as to her and
she allowed to dle her swer ac-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
Knoxville Ere.

Thursday morning about 8 o'clock
ymost Obstructive fire ever known
the history of Knoxville was started.
The handsomest and coustliest busi.
ness block in that city is now mass
of ruins. The houses burnt are the Nc
Nulty grocery store, Hotel Knox Ster-
chi Bros, S. B. Newman & Co., Cul-
len & Newman, Brisco Bros, A. P.
Lahr, M. l., Ross, Knoxville Trunk
Co., w. w. Woodruff and Arnold,
Hennegar Co. There is hardly a
doubt but that three or four persons
perlshed in Hotel Knox, but as the
register was lost it will not he known
who they were for several bays.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

bad Indep ndan about it
because know going get you why3 will clyou
We have a good selected stock Of;
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

cordingly.-P. A. Emert VS. G. R.
Emert. This bill was filed to settle
a disputed line. The defendant is
required to answer at the regular
term of the Court, the 3rd Monday Of
this month. Clerk and Master
Chumlea is busy now getting every
thing IN readiness for the next term
Of the court, which convens Mon
day, Apr. 10Th.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
Work House Commissioners,

The Board of Work House Com
missiouers met April 3rd according
to adjournment the following being
present: N. w. Profit, ]. w. Har-
mon, Josias Gamble and E. Goddard.
Accounts as follows were examined
and allowed.
Bittle, Webb and Co. S.. 10
McNutt Bros. & Moore I.oS
R. M. Magill& Co. 1.S5
Sam Kidd guarding prisoners) 1885
Sam Walker (board prisoners)1II.6 90
Total for March I3o. 9S.
The board then adjourned to meet
May 3rd.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

The Blount County Republican
executive committee met III the
Sheriff's Office last Monday and re-
organized electing the following
officers F. H Lamar, Chairman,
and A. S. Walker, Secretary
An election was ordered to be
held in all the districts, which had
not elected committeeman the first
Saturday in May. If any district
fails to hold the election at that time
the old committeeman will then
serve.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
Winter wheat is looking fine.

Winter wheat is looking fine,
Read the change in Bittle Webb
& Cos. ad.
The fourth of July comes on Sun
day this year.
C. Z. Gates is having his residence
painted this week.
Be sure to hear Prof. Peake at Co.
lumbian Hall April Iath.
Lon Tyler, of the first, has been
appointed collector.
Prof. Peake will entertain us April
IL at Columbian Hall. Hear Him.
Sheriff Walker and wife have moved
into the lower story of the jail.
Mr., Hanlein shipped a fine drove
of sheep from this place, Tuesday.
Dr.. Ed George Of lockwood was
visiting his brother, Sam, the first Of
this week.
The past winter has been very
mild and cattle are in excellent
condition.
My spring goods are now in and
complete. Now is your time to gel
bargains.-A. X. Harpers.
Many farmers are now sending
their cattle to the excellent mountain
range.
Ladies Wishing nice Dress making
can find Mrs. McConnell-At A. K.
Harpers again this Season.
Riley Cupp and Miss Mingle were
married one day this week. The
TINES extend congratulations.
My Gents and Boys straw good:
are in. Come and see them before
you buy; They are cheap. A. K
Harper.
Frank Hood has his plans anc
specifications for handsome resi-
dence which he will erect in South
Maryvlle this spring.
We have established Court House
department which will be a feature
every week With the kind assist
ance of the County officials we intenC
to make this very interesting.
Several postmasters have beer
appointed in this district. The prin
cipal ones being at Clinton anc
| )ackSboro. EX-Sherlft Rutherfor(
gets the first and Jno, Hollingswortl
the latter.
The Blount County doctors formec
a trust some time ago and adopted
a fee-bill. They had meeting Mon
day and abolished the fee.bill an,
each one charges according to hi
own judgment.
! I have the largest, best, and cheap
est Shoe Stock ever exhibited by ali,
I retail Store in the South and def
/ ComreHiom A. X, Harper
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
COURT HOUSE.
Items of Interest al
the Temple of
Justice.
County Court.

The Sheriff was directed to fix the
clstern on the Court House Square.
The examining committee reported
the settlement between the chair
man and trustee correct. releas+
ments were made from working road
and paying poll taxi. T. Sans and
Jas. nj. Gates were elected Notarles
Public. Three more were released
from working road and paying poll
tax. J. T. Kinnick was elected No
tary Public. Another releasment. =
Venire for the May term of the
Circuit Court. R. L. Belt and Line,
J. r. Parkins and J. H. Grifitts, A.
Hill, M. B. Hackney, E. d. Jones,
r. H. Dickson, Henry Blevens, t.
]. Walker, S. M. Morton, c. M.
George, G. T. Lebow, Andrew De
lozier, l. N. Ogle, Perry Headrlck,
Henry Walker, Jack Shields and ]. A.
Brown, /. H. Garland and David
Ridge, ST., Thos. Everett and A. H.
Walker, Sharp and Pal Porter. i.
H, Hodge was elected as officer tc
to wait on the Grand Jury. Back
Tav attorne; reported some incorrect
assessments which were released =
Tax on $500 was refunded to Mrs,
Coy on account of wrong assessment
~. F. Dyer and Cal. Smith were
granted permission to hawk and ped
die without license. Cameron Y.
Highway Commissioner was contin
ued on application of the defendant
until next term of Court. An appro
priation of $7oo was made for use 3
the Poor Commissioners. Bond buy
ing Committee reported I bonds pur
chased since last report. The repof
Eof the Poor Commissioners was re
ceived and filed. The following "
elected to serve on the board 0
Equalization: G. M. D. Mizer, J. H
Pickens, M. H. Cochran and J.. w
Burns The Court then fixed til,
salary of the Assessors at 5cts. oil
polls and privileges and 121acts Oh
each $1,000 worth of property. AL
lowances amounting to s45 per quar-
ter were made to persons outside th'
poor house. The road leading from
Kizer's house towards Friendsvill
was made 3rd class road with gates
Three more releasments from pay
ing poll tax and working road. -Th
Second Monday in August has bee
made County Courts day at the Cen
tennial and a Committee was appoint
ed to ascertain how many of tn
Court would attend and about til
ates.-An order was made to buy
code for the 4th district. The usua
appropriations were made amountin
to ST., GOO. The Circuit Court COS
amounted to 3o6.64.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

The following transfers have taken
place since April Ist. H. M. Wilson
to S. F. Cowan, I2A acres, H. E.
Roberts to Amanda Wells, Mill tract.
George Hutsell to VIM Russell num-
bei acres not told.-Maryville Col
lege to S. P, Walker, 3IH acres,
Christopher Best to Jne. McGee.- =
Maryville College to T. ]. Walker.
.33H acres T. S. Mathews to Danial
Mathews
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

Prof Franklin A Peake, the great
Southern Lecture entertainer has
consented to give a series of Elecu-
tionary Lessons in Maryville and will
open the course by an Entertainment
consisting Of Dramatic and Realistic
Reading and Inpersonation.
At columbian Hall Monday, April
IA 1880 p. m. Admission IS cents
Let all come and hear him this eel
ebrated artist.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

Col. Hamilton, an extensive Ohio
investor in Monroe and Blount coun-
ties slate interests is working up an
electric railroad to run from the slate
works on Abrams Creek, Blount Co..
to McGhee station, on the A. K. & N.
r. r. This will be the first electric To-
connective in the South. The survey
has been made, right of way secured
and all performances arranged, and
the scheme is almost a certainty
Madisonville Democrat.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
Marriage Licenses.

David R. King and Elizabeth
Malcom, Henry Ward and Amanda
Ault, Ed Jones and Bessie Elmore,
and one with orders not to publish.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10
jacksonville Democrat.

A matter that will be of interest
all who have purchased wheels and
who intend to purchase this spring is
the announcement of the manufacture
ers cutting down the guarantee from
twelve months to SIX months. Hereto
fore all wheels sold have been garan-
teed for one year. Now the manufac-
turers have decided to furnish the
guarantee for six months only and
next year in it possible the guarantee
will be taken away entirely.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

Look for the notice of Prot. Peake's
entertainment then dome and hear it,
\ protractsdmesiing is in progress
stthe NJ. z. Church.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-10

Col. Albert Boone is again in
Knoxville and he has his company
organized and will build the Black
Diamond Railroad in the near
future.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

3aoel babe Die llnbeitdno,sfeit Der Sral
er5eust. 9aiir liesen uber aud piebe,
enoloie Beiipiele Der auiopiernoiten Sin.
sabe Dor. Die oft f,npii9e Surdt fper.
be burd Die ielbitlole NuIppferuus. berer
oas @eib idbis, p%aralpiirt. @s sr-
ibrede por elmer Maus, itiirSe ii1 aber
in eimen Nbsrunb, I'M iein 8ino 81 ret-
ten. Sn sleider @eile perbalte es ii1
nit Der idiuaden @ilenstrait. oenn no
Der Wann perSa9e, trete oft Die Srau
NIT nnbeusiamem @llen in 5bdtisteit.
Sm Grtrasen. ieeliider uno tOrperliGer
S6merSen, iei Die 5rau INNER cine Sel=
Din 9eipeien. Sic ertraSe ben 8el6 bes
9eioens nit Seroismus. Del Der @ui=
Der ueibli9sn 9usenoen werbe
@eibe in eriter 9inie grDBere &elis
Suseiproden. gls lueltere 2idts
punfte I'M @eien Der 5rau, 'nannte bic
Geonerin Mitleio uno NuiOpierun9,
@ebulb uno Sanitmutb. DIS
Der 0emant i'm SerSensidadt Der 5rou
peroe Die Mutterliebe bejeihnet. 0as
lei Der 2empel, in benz Sc
Der bette Mutterliebe oarere iibers Grab,
lno oesbalb lei audi oem Manne Die
Dtutterliebe oas SOdIte, pesbalb er
Eartei fir Die 5raren ersreiien
niiiie; Der Wann, Der Die Ndtuns Dor ben
perse1ie, perseIie feline Wutter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
Wtnotborf'S Sob aus 9e9:
inert5d,cnt Wunoe.

0as iucialiitiihe Slatt v8orpdrts"
aibt aus Der 8inbtboritrece oes Nb9.
Or. 9ieber ben Mbibnitt wieoer, Wprin
bic Wittbeiluns semadt wirb, oaB Der
perepigte gentrumsiiibrer bic Stslle Ell
mes iiiritliden TermpSensperwalters nit
einem Sabreseinfommen bon 100000
Mtarf aussei6lasen bat, NM leine Strait
unb 9hbeit sanS Der tdtbolilten Sahe
Al wionen. 9as iocialoemofratii1e
Central Organ bemerft caSu:
Die 9lnsfoOte aus benz 9eben @inot=
borlt's lit wabr. Die ,Yerle BON Mep-
pen" mar, mas INNER man BON Der
Yarteiiteauns beufen mag, onrd uno
ourd lauter. So CAB fsinen ielbitloie.
rem 9barafter, uno oies bat Tim Die
bobe Nhtuns unb Spmpatbie peribaiit,
bic er nod beute bel alien Yarteien &c
nieBt. Or. Der 8eiieser 8ismard's
Itarb arm mie cine airdenmaus, nab
reno Uismard, Der, ais er Wtiniltel
tunroe, arm mar wie cine &irhenmaus
beute feline Milionen ua6 9uBenoel
idblt. Die Waht @inotborit's lal
ibrisens, abnli& pie bic Der tatboliidel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
1aS Weien Der Vrau.

y9as @eien Der 5rau, lire 5usen
ben uno lire Sebler" mar bas Sbemn,
iiber bas in Der lesten Serinmmlun9
bes Samburser @eiuerbeucreins Srau
Stiilie Siein aus W%annbeim einen I'm.
seren Sortrag bielt. Die &eonerin lei
tete ibrsn Yprtrag burh Die @ieberSabe
elmer 9esenoe elm, lpel6e Die SdDpfuns
oes 8eibes iGiloert uno oamIit idlieBt,
ooB Der SdDpier bas @eib niht ais
SpielSeua, lonbern als @Oni9in Der Grs
De seidaiien babe. Sieran unfniipieno,
iibrte bic &ebnerin aus, baB lie ii6 bel
Der GrOrteruns bes @eiens Der 5rau
itrena oblectip perbalten uno feline Tartel
fir ibr @eidledt nebmen perbe. @as
lei bas @eib. elm Gnsel ooer eln 3els
iel?. 0ieie 5rase beantworteien Die
Gmancipirten babin: benz Manne sleid.
5rau Stein beitreitet bies unb bebaup.
tet, Der Besriii Der @lei6beit iei nidt
sutrsfieno. Die 5rase nad Dem 8eien
oes @eibes slaubt 5rau Stein oabin
beantporten 81 %fOnnen, baB bas 8eib
neben benz Wanne Itebe uno oaB Seoes
bon beioen feline Yoiition einnebme. Die
@ne6tidait, in welder Die 5rau pieliad
sebalten woroen, auf Der einen Seite
uno Der iibermdBis seitrerte @eibraut
anoerieits bGtten piel casu bei9etrasen
baB manhe Ssbler beim @eibe ent
uidslt poroen ieien. 9aiie man ieB'
benz @eibe mebr &ebt anseoeiben, Il
bi!rite bies burd bic mpbernen Yeitre
bunaen n,ht iibertrieben iuerben. 81,
Geonerin selanste 81 benz SdluB, baB
10 iuenis ale 1usenoen in elmer Seel
psreinist ieien, bies aud bel alien Ga
tern Der SAT- lei; 9idt unp Sbattel
treten bel benz Ginen mebr ooer iuenise
berppr, unb ss lel Die Sauptauisabe De
GrSiebuns, Die 5ebler i'm Seine 81 erIti
den, ba benz @eibe ~unieblbar bic mid
tisIte gulturauisabe, cas iuercenc
Menidenseidlsdt beranSubileen, sufa0s
gu bieier eblen NtiiiOn miiBten b,
9O4ter beranseSosen tperoen. Gisle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
NbShteoS:W

8ei ibrem 9lbi6ieb baben bic Dele
aaten 5lm pan.amerifaniiden Sanoels=
Gpn9reB nibt peridumt, uus eini9e
orin9li6e Mabnunsen 81 binterlaiien
betreheno SebunS bes Sanoelsuerfebrs
itutIden ben Ser. Staaten unb ben ans
oeren Gepublifen bes amerifaniiden
OOppel 6 ontinents. IS linb bieie Wabs
nun9en Ii @ieoerbolunsen Der BON
linen bereits iriiber e~eduBerten 9lnii6-
ten in bieisr GeSiebung. gls Der &ous
9reB in T%bilaoelpbia in ben &dumen
oes 9roBen Sanrels.I u ieums e%r6iinet
wnroen, lobten Die 0ele9aten bic sutaes
oroneten ppllitdnoisen Muiteriammluns
gen, bic es entb,elt uno erfldrten, baB
cine eminente tbeoretilhe @runolase se.
i6aiien lei. Dies wirb jebod nur e,nen
uorbereitenben @ertb baben, 10 LANCE
Die iattiihen SunoelsbeSiebnnsen Stpi.
ldeu ben Ser. Staaten unb ben anberen
2dnoern Nmerifas nidt ben praftii6en
Sooen idaffen, Inn bieie porbilbenben
Shritte tuirfli6 81 ueripertben. I'm
oiei len eritrebten Sanbelsperfebr pirfll6
i'll erSielen. limb 3lpei SauptmaBrsseln
notbpenois. Tieie iinb @ritens oirette
Gampierlinien pon ben Ser. Staaten
aus nah allen Saupthdfen BON Mittels
uno Glib Nmerlfa. 9ipeitens @egens
ieitisfeitspertrGse nit beren 2dnoeru,
obne pelhe Der neue 5ar,i nit ieinen
bUben Sdub5Dllen aui bereu Erpoufte
(Sdute, SplS, 3uder II. I. 10. } 81 aampis
soften se9en bieiise Snbuitrie Nrtifel
iiibren ober bod Die 8euorsuauna Der
Giniubr bon anoeren berbeiilbren laiisn
oiirite.
Die mel item Der 3elesaten baben cine
piernDhentlide &unbreile ourh Die
Saupt= Snruitrie. Geaipnen bes 9anbss,
Ditlid pom Mtiiiriiipsi, semadt unb I'M
iere Saupt. 5abrlfitdote fennen aelernt.
Sic febren 5uriid pol REMEMBERING
pber beren wunhsrppllen Geiitun9en.
Sic saben hauOn un.eripess, mo iie iibers
all brilliant s~eieiert wuroen, bel mat
dem feitlihen glnlaB entbuliaitiide Stunt
De. Iber ie w%ieberbplten aud 9as,
mas lie idou tier fir Die notbwenoiaen
MaBregeln seduBert batten, I'M bic
sroBariise TrOouftipn auf Die mlstpdl
tigen amerifaniiden MGrfte Su brinsei
llno JIG iesten binSu, Dab Die tbepret
ihen &%cnntniIie ilber Die Seoiiriniiie Dc
lesteren niht aus Muieen politGnoi
erSielt tueroen %fDnnen. iunbern MIR ourt
ben perlOnlifen Yeiub uno ourh ba
Seimiihlperoen Der amerifaniiden aau'
leite uno Snoultrieaen in Central IN
Silo Nmerifd.
Die 0elesaten iinb nit Der Sofinm
bon inns seidieoen, oab Der amerituni
Idle llnternebmunsss eiit bemnddit al
bic Seriteauns beiien seben ipirp, ipa
er le,per 10 lanee idpn uernadldlis
bat-an Die Grridtuns GROCER 9anl
pierlinien na6 Mittels uno Siio Imerts
ia, nit benen uniere Snouitriellen bis
iest bauptid6lid MIR iiber gnalanb Der
febren tDnnen. Sm nd6iten Sabre miro
in philadelphia abermals elm internas
t%ipnaler SanoelssG cnsreB it%attiinben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

Stride, in benz 8auber bemotratiiden
ooer pielleidt ri6tiser polfstbiimliden
gSele,s. ods trob aller Gnse Der relisi6s
len Inl6auun9 ibm eisen mar, bas ibm
before 0ienite aemleiitet bat, ais Die 8unit
Der Diplomatic, in Der er MeiIter mar"
Wiit &edt beSeidnet Der yYorwdrts"
ais oiejeni9e @barafterz Gisenibait, tuel=
DIE @inbtborit in beiunberem MaBe bic
alaemeine Spmpatbie ii9erte, feline
SelbilpIiSfeit. Nidts setpimnt in iul,
DIEM MtaBe bas Sertrauen Der @olfss
MAIZE. Die Sieae nit einem Sabres,
@infcmmen bon 100000 Mart, ipelhe
gSinotborit ausidlus, war bic linn pom
BON Seiterreid anaebotene Ser,
mpsenss Serpultrns bes iunsen Irin5en
bon Sburn uno Saris.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
0e16dfte uno Wet3en.

8orbei lit bas LANCE 8ansen! Die
3ariibia lit gum @eies seiporoen, uno
camit tit Der @eidditswelt cine @etuiBs
beit seidaiien, aui bic iie ibren fiinitisen
8eihditsperfebr baiiren fam. Die @es
idditsleute ipiiien iest, mas Der burs
oesmdBi9e 3arif unb bic Steusr ietn
ipirb unc iinb slei6iaQs I'M 8laren iiber
bic iinanSisae& tporiiber
lid Yrdiioent Mc&inlep in ieiner BOT
idait beSiisli6 Der nDtbisen &eformen
unieres @eloipItems unSfpeioeutiJ
ausssoriidt bat. Wt6se bieie @ewiBbeit
mn, Die bellen Sriidte traSen uno mp9e
bic lang eriebnte Yrusperitat enolid III
rem GinSus balten! Teridieoene 80
Diem iduu Seisten iid glnoeutunsen fir
einen @eihditswediel gum Yeiieren,
bic li6 in lester @ohe 81 untriisliden
8orSeihen seitalteten. Dun ia9t in
ieiner pbbentliden &ep,eip: y0as Chs
De Der lln%seuiBbeit be5ii9lid Der Steuer
aui GinIubrsartifel gerpdbrt jenen, Die
oerielben nidt S%uitimmtsn, Elm unerpnrs
let 9roBeS Sutrauen." Der NutIbpln9
aui benz Getreibemarfte mar Samiias
elm MISREPRESENTATION, unb @eiSen uno
aorn ltiesen raid i'm Yreiie. llno oies
trob oes immenien Gorratbs, mas bis
babin ielten seideben uno mas Der
Nahira9e i'm Nuslanoe Su5uidreiben lit.
0aourb wiro aber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
perfebr sebOben. oenn ~aroBartise Ius'
iubren BON 9erealien iihsru cine 8rpse
@ei6ditsbilanS gu unieren @uniten. Glm
Wittipo6 in lester Wphe ities Der @ei.
senpreis I'M eli Gents, rel bann wieoer
UNI etwas iiber orei Gents unb ldlof
am Samitag nit einem %abermaliser
Steisen, Der ben balben Serluit aus
alid. Sb oas Steieen elm 81 raides
mar Ober niht, miro iih bnlo Selsen
@interweiSen mag nod bebeuteno ltei
gen, ials aber Die ausldnoii1e Nadira
&c ausbleiben iolte, bann mag elm be
peutenoes Sinfen Die 5ulse iein. Solt,
oaaesen bas GrnteersebniB niht oei
Grtportunsen entipreden Ober Der 5r b
i~abrsweiSen Sdaben leioen, oann mir
Der sesenipGrtise Yreis wpbl nod be
! beuteno iteisen. Yin cine Ibnabme be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29
YIauoeret.

Seine Belt oes Cages lit 10 81 itiqer
Setrahtuns 9eei9net uie Die 3Gmmers
Itunoe. 9os @erduid bes cages uers
Itummt cllmdbli6, bas ipirre Saiten unb
Sreiben erlabmt Der aDrper iebnt lid
nab Gube, uno Der @eiit mad Srieben.
3 spnne ibm bieie uenisen Nlsenblide
oes 5rieoens! &ube aus Don 0siuer
@(ybeit unb blide Suriid aui ben uersans
0enen Gag! @ie in einem giloe tueroen
0eine tSanolunsen Dor Dir eriteben,
ipie IN einem Suhe fannit On 9ein Iens
fen uno @oQen bieies cages leien-unb
Der Iitter in 9einer Bruit Wiro Dir
0ein llrtbeil ipreden.
0enfe niht: bas fam ib ont glbenoe
aud tbun. Der Nbeno brinat Dir neue
YIi6ten, uno iuenn 9u enblih, bes
Sdlaiss bebiirftis, 9ein Eager auiiudit,
lit 0ein 8Drper Su miibe unb 9ein @eiit
su abseipannt, I'M nod LANCER uno Obne
| S6aoen fir 9eine @eiunobeit nit ern:
item @soanten iih gu beidditisen. @lau.
be ni6t, 0ein 9eben lei 81 einiOrmis,
Die Grlsbniiie 5u serinsiisis, ais baf
es Der Wiibe iuerib lei, bariiber beiun.
oers nahSuoenfen. &ein Gag 1T be.
b~eutun9slOs in inherent 9eben. 2aiier
mir i'm unbeniibt pUriiberseben, 10 triiil
uur uns ielbit bic S6ulo. @ie lieblid
ino defenders bic Sdmneritunben be,
beili9en AppentSeit! Sir Sung nno Of
bietet bieie 3eit ia iOpiel 81 oenien. 81
%iinnen, 81 erSablen. 0a iammelt bi
treue Sausmutter Die ainber I'M lid
nm linen pom beilisen Gbrlit 81 erSdb
len unb ibre SerSen empidnslid 81 MA
den fir Die sOttlide 9iebe bes Sellanoes
@arit On tassiiber bon grbeit 81
glrbeit setrieben, bon Jreuoe bepesi
BON 2eio eriiiat, muBteit On gang aui
geben in &nceren: uie iuobltbueno mir
Die furSe 8alt Der 3dmmeritunbe al
| did wirten. bic Did in Oein Snnsrits
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-29

Na6fra9e upm Nuslanoe lit faum Al
oenfen, ruenn nahitebenoe Nnsabe Der
8abrbeit entlpridt. Der Yrdiioent Der
Gbica9o Sanoelsfammer erblelt unterm
Datum pom 5. Suit einen Yrlei aus
Gonoon, aus benz mir lpl9enoen bejel9s
nenoen Earasrapben berausnebmen uro
Der ben filnitlsen &eijenbnnoel be-
ltlmmt: Ser europail1e @elleloeauis
tpuds tit our9l6nlttli6 idledt; Der
Gorratb III eurOpail6en SGien 1T nit
telmaBt9; eurppatibe 3uiuDren limb ses
ring. Sp befiuoen tulr uns in Der So.
&c, lnns blnnen le9s Wtpnuten Der @naoe
4merlfa's Gabetm5uitelen.~ g8irp lid
aber aui oiele &elle Dem 6armer Yross
Sei9en, oann lit AUDI ben lonitis
gen @eibaften sebplien, benn bonn 5or.
merltano lit leper anoere mebr Ober me
nlaer abbGnQia.