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The evening times., 1897-11-10
ACCUSEDBYSISfERS-IN-LAW
William Caldwell Charged With
Misappropriating Funds.
Troubles Growing Out of the Change
of an Old sunday Paper Into
naily Political Organ.

New York, Nov. fo.-At the inst ance of
trustee OF their fathers will, ne has
misappropriated nearly 100000, former
State Senator William caldwell was ar
rested yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Wal
peringniad de ne arrest as Mr. Cauld weawas
going uso his office in the Bennett build
ing Tie order was issued by Justice
Lawrence. of the supreme court.
Mr.. Cauldwen was relea sed on $4,000
tail. He refused to talk about the case
and hurried away to his home in Orange,
n. J., to relieve the mind of his bride. The
instigators of the suit also refused To tax
and the Ia v yers on both sides were as dumb
as the provcrhial oyster.
The story of the troubles between Mr..
Cau,dweIl and Thomas Rogers, as trustees,
and Mrs. Mary j. Westerfield and Miss
Flora Rogers ds beneficiaries under the
will Of Jason Rogers, the great locomotive
builder, has been aired In the newspa pers
many times it, the last year. 1t seems to
begin with Nr. Cauldwell's attempt, four
years ago. to make a daily out OF his al
WAYS successful Sunday Mercury. This
papsr had been n recognized institution, Of
the city Cor fifty years, but with its change
to a daily il lost prestige, and in the spring
of 1894 it became IL political organ and
died political death.
In March, 1895, Mr.. caldwell sold his
la st interest I'm the historic paper to
william Noble, brother OF Dan Noble, the
famous Northampton bank robber, taking
l..D ~ "A al
boulevard, in pay ment.
Mr.. caldwell has a daughter, Janet c.
CauIdweil, and a son. Leslie c. Canldwell,
an artist. who DO not consider the hIa tier
st-rio1s enough to bring them hack from
Paris.
1t was in 1865, in Morrisania that Jason
Rogers OF Paterson, n. j., died and left an
estate, said to be worth 81 COCOON, in
the hands OF trustees, one Of whom was
Columbus c. Rogers, his brother The
bcnericiaries were his children, Mrs Mary
j. wes,erfield, Miss Flora Rogers and
Thomas Rogers. Columbus Is. Rogers re
signed in June, 1856, and Mr.. CatIldwell.
the proprietor OF the Mercury and pillar
Of financia, rectitude, was appointed in his
place.
The forI ial charge mad. by the daughters
OF IA son Rogers places the first misuse Of
the money of the estate concident with
the ambitions that wrecked the famous
paper. II was IL 1898 that the Sunday
Mercury became the Daily Mercury, and it
was il 1898, according to the report OF Ex
pert Accountant Charles Dutton, that
$l7,5e0 was withdrawn from the estate by
Mr.. caldwell as a ''call loan
Thereafter continues the affidavit,
"Cuuidwell withdrew FROM the estate large
sums of money. Such Withdrawals were
Trade from thefunds Of the trust estate in the
Central Trust Company, to the credit of
the trustees. The whole amount embezzled
froIn the trusts by the trustees. or one of
them, amounts as shown by the investiga-
tior. &C. $1e5, 230.42"
Ir March, 1895, Mr.. Cauldwen turned
over the paser to persons W no are said to
have dropped 400, ,000in seventeen months.
He lecame, into the bargain, owner OF the
The evening times., 1897-11-10
croker IN HIS RETREAT
rammany's Leader and His
Friends at Hot Springs.
ATTEND A COUNTRY COURT
The DISTINGUISHED Sachem inprov-
ing i'm Health Under the InfiuenC q
of Pure Air and Hot sulphur
Baths MessrS. Van Wyck and
Sheehan VIII soon Join Him.

I,ot Springs, Va. Nov. 10 Personal iib-
.rty, the issue upon which Richard Crok r
successfully directed TamInany's first cam
paign ia the Greater New York, bobDed up
here yesterday, not TO plague. bat 70
amusa. the Tammamy chieftain.
Mr. croker came 500 miles TO divert IFS
thoughts from political questions, bug he
unexpectedly came face 10 face With one Of
the most interesting of those questions.
Seirfcr Raincs nor Roosevelt figured in ile
incident hut that fact did not lessen Mr..
Croker : enjoyment Of it.
IIwas tie brightest morning since lhe ar
rival of the Tainmany he ader andhis frieuds.
Tie sun shone ever the mountains and gave
the valley an attractiveness II had not .'es-
sessed since the New York party arrived
OF Sunday morning. IL afforded tie ilrst
orpou unity for a pleasant drive over tie
mount ain roads, and Mr.. Croker left Tie
soCH after 10 o'clOck
They drive t. the Warm Springs, FIVE
niles from here. That hamlet, besides
being the county seat OF Bath county, was
for wears the readeZvous II the first faui
illes uf Virginia a nd all Of the CutlA ma dis
tucts Washington used To 60 Utere On
horseback So did Thumas jefferson and
otIei lsutahles.
In a little uld-fasliioned hotel that has
stood I'm Warm Springs for more than a
century. is kept register, to which Mr..
Clokpr and his friends first gave Their at
tent;uu on il they found the names Il
Washington, jeff ersun, Madison and man y
other distinguished VirGinians, all Of
whom, IL appeared, hai combined personal
liberty with personal health in visiting tie
sprnps century ago. Among the entries
Oh the register which showed that personal
liberty was not a unknown issue IN those
dask Were such items as mint juleps and
gTOe, which appear uppD site The mar es
OF many distinguished visitors
The Bath county court began il sqdarterly y
session in Warm Springs yesterday. Mr..
CTok er, with Senator Grady, Col Gardner.
M. 6uggenheimer and Mir. O 'Brien, went
cSet from the hotelto see how the wheels OF
jus;;ce WORK IN a back woods county OF Old
virgins. They had barely obtained seats
IN the courtroom before an excise css
came Gp
The Judge, 2 man with long gra : beard
and store l.oots sat wit h his feet nearly
on q level with his head. He chewed to-
hacco automatically, and relied on the
prosecuting attorney for his essential views
on law.
A score OF mountaineers were on hand TO
hear the case One of their number wanted
20 take out license TO retail liquor. The
nrosecuttnp attorney VIA ornosed N ora s,f.
ing IL. IL WAS necessary for the applicant
60 prove that his reputation was good and
The evening times., 1897-11-10
FIGHT WITH \ BALD EAGLE.
Though Won d,Ad. - Liberty Bird
Made Battle.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 1o.-At McGarvey's
Lake near here, John Comstock, d farmer.
shot a noble specimen of the bald eagle.
He broke the eagles wing, but when he at
tempted to pick up the feathered EiGg
1t sank its talons into his flesh through the
coat sleeve.
Con.stock struggled TO free himself from
the bird, which cut and scratched his skin
in many places with its beak and claws.
He finally succeeded in drawing his pocket.
knife aud stabbed IL until, weak from loss
of blood. IL released its hold and fell.
Comstock was compelled to come %
Lincoln AMI secure tha services of surgeon
to iress his wounds, the muscles of one arm
being badly torn.
The birds claws are at least three inches
long and black and sharp, indicating that
the eagle was old. The wings from tip 20
tip easure eight feet four inches.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
MORA EXILED FROM COSTA RIGA
President Igles'as' Heroic Means
to Prevent Defeat.

New York, Nov. 10. President 1glesias.
Of Costa Rica, has AIKEN another important
step calculated to secure bis re election
He has exiled his predecessor. formef Presi
dent Mora, according TO a statement made
10y DR.. ] II. Feuss, medical examiner for
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States at Bocas del TorO,
United States OF Colombia. DR.. Feuss lr-
ri, ed here yesterday morning on the Atlas
lire. Alta, from Port LimOn.
Wien l was in Port Limon,' said DR..
Feuss, Il heard that Mora had been exiled.
Hew errt to some South American country, ss
far ss l could learn. Iglesias thought the OPP
position party was to name him as it's candi
data FOR president. Further than these mea
ger announcements could gather no details.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
HOW 70 Cure bilious Collie.

II suffered for weeks with collie and pains
In my stomach caused by biiousness and
had to take medicine all the while until
used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me. {
have since recommended it. to good many
people," Mrs F.. Butler, Fairhayen, Conn.
Persons who are subject TO bilious collie can
v ard ofe th;. attack by taking this reruedy
as soon as the first symptoms appear. Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale ami retail
druggists: 93S F st Snd Conn ave. and 8
st. NV. add 1923 Nd. ave. nee
The evening times., 1897-11-10
WOMEN OF THE COSFEDERACY.
National Convention of the United
Daughters Assemblies in Baltimore.

Daughters Assemblies in Baltimore.
ventiun Of the United Daughters of the
Cunfederacy, under the auspices of tEe
Riitinore Chapter, began this morning at 10
O'Clock at Lehmann's Hall. Many OF the
delegates reached the city yesterday and
were 'eceived by Mis-. Charles Marshall
and Mrs. John p Poe, vice presidents. and
Mrs. T.. = Beall. treasurer. OF the Daughter
Of the CJnfederacy in Maryland, and xere
condIcter 20 the AltamUnt Hotel, which will
bc the headquarters for most of the out-Oi
town delegates during the convention.
which IL expected to last until Friday.
Some Of the delegates have friends ana
Relatives living in this city, and they VIII
sojourn with them during their stay.
There will he two business sessions today
aud reception at hight. The first busi
ness sessi)u began at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and another session was started DIT ,
In the afternoon.
The b,l sin nss sessions of the convention are
held behind closed doors, and the social
functions viii be equally as exclusive. The
reception tonight which will be- n fuii-
dress affair, will be given by the Balti
more CfIe pter Invitations to this reception
have been mailed to every member OF she
Baltimore Chapter, which includes the
privilege of bringing their husbands with
them.
Mrs. u. G. Wright, president OF the Balti-
more Cha pter, will not participate in any OF
tile social functions, Oh account of a recent
death in her family. Mrs Charles Marshall,
one OF the vice presidents, will take her
place. TonDotrow afternoon the delegates
will be entertained with tea at the Con
federate Soldiers Home at Pikesviile by
the hoard of governors and board OF visitors
at that institution.
The evening times., 1897-11-10

On 1916 just 81 ago-Jacob Caseberg
the founder National Jewy Company established himself
North Gay Street. Baltimore Md In January
of selling Jewery credit He
the pioneer Jewery the
Motel Caseberg of London Eng and the pioneer
of the the entire world He the first
to extend rich and poor alike, about 1905
evening celebrate 51s Anniversary IN business
We the OF business eJus at the milestone OF
-and-one
establishments have forward in public favor every
year business righty-s,rongy 1t hrmly
the reliabitywth credit the
key honest
to euoy the comforts that having the
The evening times., 1897-11-10
vAxDERBiLT 4 FIRE FIGHTER
Cornelius. j.. ExtiIiSuisheS a Blaze.
But L. Slightly Scorched.

Newport, II. l.. New. lo.-Cornelius Van
d,IbsIt, jl., was painfully burned ON Tie
right hand early yesterday evening while
eNtingutShinc fire at his house. lie ani
Mrs. Vanderbilt are occupying the Villa oG
Bellevue avenue. owned 10y Mr.. John II
Davis Servants discovered the draperies
OF the dining room doorway To he IN flames.
Nj. enc Mrs. Vanderbilt. were at home,
and were summoned speedily.
The blaze had then communicated TO the
woodwork and was making Roadway fast.
but M. Vanderbilt tore down the curtain.
W mls ne directed the nen from the stables in
ala effective Use or the garden hose about
the burning pole and decreasing. His
prcScDce OF mind doubtless prevented con-
siderable damage, as well as rendered
needless the coming OF the fire department,
Which had been called, but his burns viii
cause him to De sufferer for several days,
a. least.
III. damage to the house by smoke and
water was slight.
The evening times., 1897-11-10

H.r..l Empire In turn, he assigned the
h,,teI property 10 the clamoring heire' SEES
whose attorney, Hamilton Wallis, started
the investigation Of the trust. But even
thc fig hotel. thrown into the gap. sank
out Cf sight, and now the worst has taken
plj.ce.
WITH his cid paper gone. Mr.. Cauidweil
tCok unto himself a new wife, marrying
MIS- Eleanor Lewis, from tie Hotel En
pire, in February of this year.
The evening times., 1897-11-10

Do you know that yen can have
The Morning, Evening and sunday
Times-the only COMPLETE news-
paper published In Washin1ton-
served "a you by carrier for fifty
cents "A month";
The evening times., 1897-11-10

The Popular Line To Baltimore Is
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Special excursion next Sunday. S1.OO
round trip. no1O-4t
The evening times., 1897-11-10

Take the Pennsylvania Railroad
To Philadelphia, Sunday. November Ia
500 round trip. Best service; most con
venient station. nol0-3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-18

itlnlnlte nno be9ren5te 9lui9abe oerSplfs
Ibule oilrite ben Seoiiriniiien Der rid
ti9 perItanbenen Sulfsbilomn9 ant &c
~treueiten eutipreben. Die tilhtieitei
&doa9osen u%nieres Sabrbuncerts ifre
dber lid NIT aler Gnti6ieoenbeit 9e0cI
Die 81 9roBe IuSObl ppn llnterri6tsia
deri aug, Die MON in rem Qe6rplar
auluebmen wpllte. - Widts miBGiui0el
lie nlebr ais boS Seitreben, g(lles, mas
aus bleiem pher ielem @ruuoe 6euie
nilblider eridelut nls iriiber, ipiort M
ter bic 9ebrfG6er ber &olfsiGule etu;l;=
fiiDren. gSilrbe man ben 2ebrer nDtbi
gen , alle oieie al lib 9hien W,o nllbii.
den 2ebrItoHe nod auiSunebmen, 10
milBte er oft 9enng Die 5aiiungss uno
9enifrnit Der S6iiler eritideu; eill tic
les TerltanonlB bes betreIienoen @e9eu.
ware ni6t m09li6, ein llebsn
oellelben ni6t bentbar. Ger Sebrer
nldt mehr lebren unb bilber, er
mn brethren uno nbri6ten, mo
ons gsOrt bes 9ihterS trdie gu:
Siebe, biss Sornielo trG9t nur octbol6 10
drmlibe Nebreu,
2Sei! nit ;u rei6liher Saat emit eS Der
SQlauu beoaht."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-18

So entl6ieoen Siihpi 9etteler benz
9lnarhi5mus uuto Gpmmunismus emit
0eaen tritt, nit 10 grpBer Seitlumtheit
iUloeripriht er oub benz 5relben Der
mpparnen @elpprubeu uno Der oentlel
BEN III @runbe lle9enoea Ibeorle.
,9ie ioll6e Ipctrin pom ltdrrelt
Rehte peS Giaentbuts-ip lehrt er NIT
DEM 6l. SbDmaS - lit cine iprtaeiebte
Siln0c wioer Die gtatur, inbem lie fem
lluredt BARN iiebt, oos iur Seir,eoiz
0utg Der ungemeieniten 0abiudt, Der
Observation-Disclosures Sinrenluit III Oers
meuOeil, mas Got Sur 9tn6rlng mn
Sefleipung after Mcui6en beitimmt bat
inoem lie Die eoeliten @eiihle III Der
Wteuiheubruit mteroriidt uln cine ;OGr.
te, cine @eNIbapiigfeit gegen Ons Gienc
Der Otenlhen erSellgt. iule ne fdllm I'M
ter Den Sbieren lid) uprlinoet ,noem III
5iren 'prt9ciebteu 9iebltubl iiir He6t
e%rtlirt; benn, uie ell betiiger ajr6eu
poter lo9t, niht bios Der lit eiu Sieb
Der irempe Sitter itieblt, ionosru aud
Der, Der ircmbe Sitter iilr lid Suridbe
hdlt. Ser betilht,ote @usiprub: ba.
Gisenibum lit 9iebitnbl! 1T ni9t bios
cine au9e, or entbdlt, neben elmer GROCER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-18
WaGt Den &rebs9an0.

Sbwpbl Die Y~ropplition ii6 Wieeer
ireher als je Suuor brett madt, lit bod,
luie aus itatiitilhen @rbebunsen berz
uprsebt, Die Notwithstanding err
ireuliher g9eiie i'm &rebssons besrifieu.
Die 9emperenSbeiuesuns iunroe Dor ct
mas mebr al iiiui5i9 Sabren 5uerit III
Der Staot Baltimore in Wnrplano for
met orsaniiir, uno bat iib ieitoem ,iiber
Die sanSe llniou uerbreitet. Mleroin9s
CAB es idpn iriiber WdBisfeitsbeItres
bun9en, aber Die iparen SelbItsped /;
burh Die Organization iuurben iie Wiits
tel gum 3wed, urb ais Die Yatentseiit.
liheu, Die lid oieier Bepesuns Nebr bulp
Granddaughter, uno ibre fopis uno lenben=
idpafen Inbdnser iaben, oaB politiib
et,pas aus Der Sa6e semadt wercel,
%fonnte. prsaniiirten lie cine pplitii0e
Yartei, Die nun felt etiua % Sabren,
suerit ais 9emperenSz, bann aber als
Yrpbibitions =Yartei in ben YrdIioenten.
pablen mitipielt. @enn MN bas
@ahstbum felt 1872 ailh nidt 10 be.
beuteno mar, ipie bas Der republifani
iden Yartei BON 1852 bis 1860, obe,
bas Der Hopulliten bon lSS4-92, il
welher Belt oieies BON 1885 OH
l,04l OPS anihwoa, 10 wiro es bod int
mer nod beoeuteno aeuis, I'M bic on
ten 2sute NIT Suiinuus 81 eriiilen
benn wdbrenb bic 9emperensler in 1877:
inter Sames Blad nur 5608 Bolts
itimmen erhielten, bradten bic Yrobibi
tioniiten 1879 flr Green Clap emit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-18
SutcreHaute StatiEtt7

aQerbano Observation-Disclosures, iitoil
Slelie nno lpniti9e g%enosrun0ell, Die in
Haure oes leBten 9tehnlnasjabre3 (be
ennet an 30. SUM 1866 in Den Ser.
elni9ten Staaten ii6 poQSp0en Goben
iperoen IN elmer e6eu erihienenen Yer.
p1entlldun9 oes Sunoesld)abomtes sit
IeruldBig barseie9t. Die Yep0lteruug
oes 9anoes, bel beren Nl9abe Is iidJ
alleroln9s II un cine mebr ooer Wemi-
ger 9enaue ShGtuig gnnoem lam, lit
oarnab Don 69,753,000 I'M SUM 1898
auf 1l,2G3,O0O I'M Snni 1886 ouge=
luadien. Die S6dsun9 itilbt iid AMI
Die 3iiiern Der Ginipnuoerun9 NIB Die
Surbl6nlttsrate Der natiirliheu gu
nabme, iuie iolde ourh ben leBten Sen
llls ermittelt ipprben lit. Die Summe
Der I'M umlauf b. J.. a~uBerbalb oe3
Shabamts befinoli6en Gelomittel bes
9anoes, Die am /. Suit 1895 ii1 aui
s22.93 pro &upi Der SepDlfernng Itell.
te, lit bis Sum gleiben Satum 1896
ourb Die itatt9ebobte Oplonlsinbr ulo
ourb Die @eloaubduilng iu SNdBomtc
aui S2l.l0 perminbert wproen. Seit
ber lit lie jebo6 bis sum /. Salnlar 80
iuleber auf $22S1 an9emn6ieu. Ios
ousgefibrte @plo lit in Den leBten ie05
Mpnnten in srpben Snmmen 5nriid9e
fommtn, ipGbreno glei65eitlg bas Sd)nb
amt eireu Sbeil leiues S%norporrot5s
our6 9eduns Der monatliden 0eiiSjt3
iuieoer in l%lmllauf gebradt bat.
Die perSinsli6e Snnbe8lhulo lit I'M
2auie bes Snbres burh Die leBte Sob
anleibe INT SlO0, 100000 per0r6Bert
worpen. Ser Shulobetrag pro &ppi
lit baourd bon 1928 oui Sl3.4l an
Geiua6len. Die jdbrli6 SI Snblenoen
3iuien, Die pprber II Gents pro @opi
betru9en, b%etragen jest 40 Gents pro
&ppi. Die Giunabmen Der 0ie0ieruR3,
Die i'm &prjobre 81. - uui Oen &Opi er=
gnben, linb I'M lebten Sabre nuI 800
nn9eWnbleu. @leihSeltlg limb bic NnS.
9abeu ppn $5.ll PRO Sppi ouf $4JJ
uerminoert wproen. In Yeniioren iiln
I'M Sprjabre S2.03 prp &opf uernu5z
onbt pproen; i'm porlebten Sabre itetite
lih Die Ntsgobe aNi $1,96 pro &upi.
Die SinnenIteuern brahten i'm lebteh
Sabre aleihlpie I'M |orjnbre S2.O6 pro
&ppi; Die 3plertrG9e iinO bon S2.l4
pro aopi ani 1920 seitieSeu. Ser
@ertb Der elligeiiibrten ausldnoii6en
@aaren betrrg i'm &prinbre slO.4S mo
i'm lebten Sabre SlO.66 PR &ppi; bic
Mlsiubr nmeritaniiher G%r5cnsnliie be
trua I'M Iurinbre S1l.37 uno i'm lepteu
Enhrp Si2 Urn pDf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-18
@ceUfre '!uiilcH
Otit Der Beiieruna Der qelhGitlitel

Wut Der Be'lerung Der selbGftllben
Gage Des ganoes 9ebt es l0n9lam berg
alit. Wenu AUDI BON on ooer bort bon
Hplnreouctlolen poer SerturSung Der
Nrbeits5eit berihtet miro, cine NtebrSabl
Der Serldte iueiB Don Dem g(uinebmen
nelier Setrlebe 81 laGen. so Dabeu I'M
Wtonon9aDelaz 5baie, benz Onuptlib Der
penn'Dlpanii6en GilensS nouitrie, nlht
iOeltNer ais lieben groBe Stnbl= mo
GiieulOerfe Den Yetrieb iuieoer ppll auis
Genpnmen ugo bau:it pielen Sauienoen
pon Nrbeltern SeiGaitigmng ae9eben.
On nl0n oos @iiengeid)Git iprildiuDrt=
itd ais ods S%drpHettr ee3 Qelanmteu
8eiddIt@psrtehr3 Su beseihuen pitegt,
1T pd3 ell giiniti1es 3eIdben. gla6 aus
anoeren GbeIien 0eS 2atoes laliteu Die
NadridtsA ermutbigenb. Sm 3ruuis
pence, ii. s., 1T Die @nrlpjd, Noum-
lOolllpirneret ipieber i'm 0dHge uno
$4,000 Spinoeln nit 100 @ebitiibien
iino tbGtig; i'll Srantlin, Maii., bat Die
&oD GnItmerezg8ebere pieOer Su iab=
rjcjren begonnct, in @pouiodet, 81. g.,
oic @lenonle 5u6Iabrif uno 10 oers
l6leoene nnOere I'M Often. BON beu
beoeltenoeren 9luinabmen in @iScpnz
i'm 1T Die her 9reibmni1jum Sd
brit III 0taclne jl e~rmabner, Die ielt
ls03 Wonaten it'll aele8en bot mo
NAN ipleoer nle1rere bumoert glrbeiter
beihditlNt.
3nuddlt fUunen biele @ieoernuinnb-
men bes Setrlebe5 nllr cine locate NSirs
flung baben mo beTngerldB BON elnenl
all9emeinen Nuiihmnug nph feline 9teoe
ieiu, aber lie be5eugsn bpf, oaB Die
Stromiing etniuleben nn0efnnSen bat,
nm lih sum brs;tGn Iluiie Der Yro'peri.
tat nllaSlochnen, iUbolo Der l,elle Gpn
9reB filr gut Metter geiorgt baben plro.
No5 fonl CT nm freilit) nur i~uSeiuiliern
Wtobe. Sen GpolutiDnoprpce6 Der Sils
onItrien, ben nlle Gambler, nnh u%atilrite
hell 0eleber, oHrhmad)en miiIien, fam,
tetle b%elOnoere @eieb9ebun9 beeinillllz
'er, n6er lolusit Die 3ollpulitlf nli Die
@el6Gfte oeS Souoes elnSu!ulrfen IN
Stnnoe lit, lieat bos Miittel bel benz
GuusreB. Nl~lentbulben iino Die Nusiihs
ter 9%iiniti9. Die Ginberufung elmer
Speciallibuna lit ais iider periprohet
wproen uno Der Nusi1uB fir Wiittel
uno &eae ileiBl9 an Der Nrbeit 9elOeIen,
I'M cine Sorlase 5uiummen5uitetlen, Die
ben SeoiiriniIien bes 9nnoes entlpre6er
ipQ, pbne hen Gnrteiitanopnnct idrpi
in Den &orperorImo Su itellcu. Glnem
iol6en 5nrii bet Der Nntionnluerbuno
Der 6abricanteu i'll i@elrer neulid)en "a.
Nnr9 ieine 3nItlmmtnnN 1egeben lao biz
Grluartum9 suirleoenltelenoer 9ieiultatt
beiielben onsgeirrphen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-18
Z WirO's Ncps at

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gen f%onieii, 9ebs ms llngfaublt6s. @il
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aem 3eitraum uon 10 Sabren aii Die
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ltber Seite benz Yublitum em9ereoet,
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eli9e san @orlo, Der BON ii0 riibmeno
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q 0tepnbllfaner III bempfratiihen Staas
Ell battle lb Su ben Nemptraten, aber in
ritter Slnie bin ih fir San @oulb."