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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-25

Mrs. Nancy Wirts, 1901 Caroline 81.
Baltimore Md, thus gives her expert
ence: I'VE have Used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and have never found Its equal
for our children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-25
Death Of Bucksport Hotel Proprietor.

Bucksport. Feb. 24.-James F. Moses.
aged ST. proprietor of the Robinson
House, died. today, of congestion of the
brain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-25
Suicide al Carmel.

Bangor. Feb. 24.-(SpeciaD.--A report
reached here, today, OF the suicide by
hanging of a man named Parsons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-25
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston, Feb. 24-Local forecast for
Thursday: Fair: westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-25

BY Mr.. Salley of Standardization of
Rev. Geo. l.. Witham and 233 others of
Pittsfeld. urging the passage of law
prohibiting the sale of cigarettes.
BY Mr. Head of kennebec-Bill an act
10 prohibit the sale of tobacco to minors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-25
ORDERS.
READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act relating to the Old Town mu
cipal court.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19

were the families of these two prominent
pol ticlans, who are accompanying them
on their tour OF the West
Congressman Sherman and Hooker
came into town on the belated overland
express from Portland, where they spent
couple OF days under the guidance of
Representatives Ellis and Tongue. in sight
seeing. Before reaching Portland they
spent q few days at Seattle with Senator
wilson, then came to Tacoma and took in
the sights there, thence to Portland and to
San francisco. They left their New York
home nearly two weeks ago and have
been travelling continuously since. Their
trip westward was made via the Canadian
Paclhc 10 Vancouver where they took the
sizes mer Tor Victoria and visite d that old
EnghsA town. where every one seems to
be thlrty-nine years and day behind tie
times, before coming into Seattle
The trip OF the New Yorkers into the
western country is solely for pleasure 1t
has been one continual round OF sight
seeing for them since they left home. ana
until they put foot on native soil this
tate OF affairs will continue They were
met at Oakland yesterday afternoon by
ex-Siate Senator Ford, D. T. Cole, Frank
A. Vail and George Stone Of the Union
League Club, who conducted them to the
hotel and saw that they were comfortably
housed. After getting settled at the hotel
the party proceeded TO the Sutro baths.
where they enjoyed the water for an hour
or so and then returned TO the hotel for
dinner. Last night, under the chaperon-
age of trained guide, the party took in
the sights OF Chinatown, and it was along
toward the midnight hour before they re.
turned TO the hotel.
81 am very much impressed with vour
City, said Mr.. Hooker 70 a CALL reporter.
and Mr.. Sherman nodded approval. II
have Deen In many towns on the Pacific
Coast, but l must say San Francisco leads
them all. 1t is one of the liveliest and
most wide-awake towns l have ever en-
tered. Its people are hospitable to fault.
almost, the climate is delightful. and I
should like to spend couple of months
hereabouts."
As the party crossed on the ferry Mr..
Hooker, who, as chairman OF the Rivers
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19

and Harbors Committee, is pretty we'll
informed on the natural harbors of the
country, said: II think San Francisco
has one Of the greatest natural harbors in
the world. | have often heard it said that
the San Francisco harbor is one OF na-
lures wonders, put l had no idea that it
was so wonderful"
In New York State Messrs. Hooker and
Sherman are about as we'll known roliti-
cally as Senator Perkins or Senator W Whiie
is in this State. They are both active
members of the great Platt political ma
chine, which is to-day the most power ul
political organization ever formed-more
powerful, in fact, than when Boss Croker
and his Iammany Hall outfit held unlim-
tied sway. In Consress, FOO, these men
are political giants, the ore a powerful
and impres sive speaker the other politi-
cal magnet which attracts men and
brings them over to his way of thinking.
The Congresspen expect 10 visit Mon
;erey to-day and leave for Southern Cali
fornia tomorrow. The programme may
be changed 10 permit longer sojourn in
San Fraac SEQ ana give Mr.. Hooker an
opportunity TO gain fur her inform alton
regarding the har0or OF SIN Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
HARBORS, RIVERS
AND PLEASURE
Two Noted congressman
Taking in the Sights
of California.
Arrival of Warren B. Hooker
and J. S. Sherman Of
New York.
They Had Delightful Journey
Across the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Trip.

A great big six-footer, with q pair OF
ewes that would penetrate Mr.. Carnegie 5
battle-ship armor plate, but with a kindly
expression that i'm presses one at first
glance, wearing 2 straw hat OF the down.
Eastern style and suit of light gray
clothes, walked briskly up to the CLERK of
the Palace yesterday afternoon, took pen
in hand and wrote 'W. B. Hooker, New
York" This was Congressman Hooker,
chairman of the House Committee on
Rivers and Harbors. Fol owing closely
on Ais heels came another man, some
what shorter in statue, wearing gold
trimmed glasses and smile that would
have done credit TO Yvette Guilbert, his
ruddy cheeks redder than ever and step
ping at lively clip. This was ]. S. Sher-
man OF New York, also a Congressman.
Standing in the ladies, reception-room
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
POLICE TRIBUNAL.
Out of Ten Cases Heard, Nine Wer
ID smissed.

Out of Ten Cases Heard, Nine Were
ID smissed.
The Police Commissioners were appa-
rently il merciful mood last night, as
out of ten cases before the M nine were
dismissed.
Seven policemen in the Southern dis
trict were charged with falling to go to q
fire at Seventh and Bryant streets on the
n ght Of August 6. 1t was shown that the
alarm was rung in from the box at Six
teenth street and Potrero avenue, which
Is in the Mission district, and uh erefore
the men did not 20 10 the fire. This was
considered sufficient excuse.
The charge against Henry Clancy OF
being absent from his beat and a Charge
against Dennis Hayden of being in toxi-
Gated when reporting eff duty were di>
missed. l.. J. Deeley was fined $40 for
going into saloon while on duty.
The case of A. G. Winzler, who shot q
boy supposed TO be burglar, was con tin
ued till next Wednesday.
Civil Service Examina alton.
civil service examination for the positions
OF clerk. storekeeper, gauger and storekeeper.
gauger will be held in the old Postoffice build
ing on September 1S at 9 A. NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
MORTON STREET DOOMED.
buildings Because They Are Con-
sidered Nuisances.

Morton street, the eye-sore OF the busl-
ness portion OF this City, will be placed IN
condition to receive business houses
within ten davs if the Board OF Health is
not en- joined during that period.
Several weeks ago DR.. Fitzgiboon OF the
board, nanied by Assistant Secre-
tary H. H. Zobel, who acted a official
photographer. visited the alley, AMI later
reported that the houses there were n
nuisance and should be abated. Al the
meeting yesterday, after an inspection,
the board accepted the report and ordered
that notices that the buildings must be at
once placed in a sanitary condition be
served on the owners OF the structures at
once.
AS the board has decided that the build
ings cannot be arranged satisfactorily
without entirely remode'lng the struc-
lures the decision amounts TO the destruc-
iion of the buildings.
The secretary of the board is authority
for the statement that the Morton street
houses, formerly used as dlsorderly
houses, will be destroyed within ten days
unless the board be enioined.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
AN ABANDONED BABE.

1t Was Found in "a Bask on the Steps
of st. Jos .ph's Home.
A healthy, newly born girl baby was
found in a basket early yesterday morn
ing on the steps of st. Joseph's Home,
Buena Vista and Park Hill avenues. 1t
had an old blanket wrapped round il.
The matter was reported 10 Chief Lees,
who detailed Policeman Coleman, at
tached 10 the Pacific Coast Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children, TO
make an investigation and ascertain, ii
possib Bile, who are the parents OF the child.
The baby was taken to Mount st. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum pending the result
OF Colemans inquiries.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
CONGRESSMAN HOOKER He Appeared Last Night While
Walking Thrcugh Chinatown

night to take place at Byron Mauzy Hall
on Post street.
1t is understood that no person or per-
sons are committed 10 the project, but a
number of prominent people Will be rep
resented and any who have ideas on the
subject will be invited. Deacon Dexter
will read ms opinion OF the movement: a
letter from the Rev. Mr. RAIDER. giving his
views, will be read; other pastors and rep
resentative people will be heard from, in
cluding James Hamilton Howe, who Will
offer his ideas.
A general free discussion is expected
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19

that Miss Lillian B. O'Neill be transferred
from the Golden Gate Primary school to the
Peabody Grammar School; tnat rev class De
formed in the Spring Valley Grammar school
and also new class in the Pacific Heights
Grammar School.
The committee on secondary education
recommended that section 1I6 OF the rules
be suspended and that the principal OF
the Normal School be inslrnc ed 10 ad nit
all accredited applicants UP to l25. The
com mittee also recon mended that Miss
r. Leary of the secondary substitute class
be assigned as regular teacher OF German
and English in the Polytechnic High
School,
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
WILL CALL THE MEETING
Mayor PheIan to Convene the Board of
Supervisors on Saturday Morn
ing Next.

Mayor Phelan has decided that after
all it may be more advisable to call q
special meeting OF the Board of Super
visors TO consider the financial problem,
and be will issue call for Saturday morn
ing at IL O'Clock.
The Mayors reason for this action is
the fact that the demands of a large num-
Der OF laborers employed by the City are
held out by the Auditor aud his belief
tn at the hardship of paying brokers per-
centage On their demands should not be
in Il C ed on them.
The Mayor was not aware until yester-
day afternoon of the true state of affairs,
and on BEING apprised OF it at once de-
cided to issue the call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
Y. NJ. is BIG DAY.

Excursion Tickets for Saturday to
Santa Rosa for ST. so.
> All who propose to participate in Y. NJ.
/. closing day festivities at Santa Rosa on
Saturday next should bear in mind that
the Southern Pacific will sell tickets for
Friday afternoon and Saturday morning
trains at 81 so for the round trip from San
Francisco, Oakland and Alameda The
afternoon train leaves the City It 4 o clock,
Oakland pier at 4 :2S and Oakland (Six-
teenth street. at 4:34; the morning train
at 1880, :58 and 8:04 respectively and the
Vallejo Junction route has many attrac-
tons. The tickets will be honored for re-
turn passage on Sunday following.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
GENTS.

Gents Silk-figured and Silk
END Suspenders at 15c
Gents silk and Satin Neck
W, ar, latest styles, at ...... 1 SC
Gents ulI-finished Brown
and Black Cotton Socks. 80. Sc
Gems GRAY Merino Wool
Fut-hni he'd Socks. 10c
Gents Nicuna shirts and
Drave-s, redGced TO-. soc
Gents All-wooI Swe aters re-
duced 10 ....... $50
Gents Sco.ch Wool shirts
and Drawers, double fro mt
and back. down 10 $ RS
Gents Llnen-boSOm Unlaun-
d red Shirt Gou ble back
anu lrOnt. t.....--...-...-.- > 3 C
Gents Natural CIR y Vests
and Drawers -.. = sc
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
SLAUGHTER SALES UNDERWEAR!
Ladies', Gents and Chiidren's
Underwear, Hosiery, COrS9tS, Gloves, EtC.
LADIES'.

Ladies' Fast B ac< Full
finished ottoa Hose IOc
Ladies Hermsdorf Black
Maco Combed cotton Hose &c
Lad es' 6-ihread Si.k-dn-
lshed black Cotton Hose. 2 sc
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Lambs
Wool Black Hose ..25c
Ladies Fine Egyl t an Rib
bed Vests and Pan }. csc
Ladies V-shape AID square
Neck Chemise, fin. em-
bro. derleS and good mus
llb ..-..---.. - UC
Ladies Derby Kid t;lcves, 2
clasp ail new shades. every
pair warranted ....... csc
Ladies Extra size and pars
Iength Black Cotton Hose 25c
75c Extra Black Cors cts 45c
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY.

Baggage transferred TO trains, steamers, etc
Also moved in the city.
Furniture moved; estimates furnished.
Freight transferred and shipped.
4OS Taylor street and $50 Market street.
Telephone Main 46.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
AN INDEPENDENT CHURCH.

Opinions Invited at a Meeting to Be
Held Tonight.
The sentiment among Congregational
lists IN favor of an independent church has
crystallized TO the extent that a meeting
of those interested is announced for to-
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
CHILDREN'S

Children's Fast Plack Heavy
Ribbed Extra oDg Cotton
nose tOS
Children's Heavy Ribbed
Dou Bile X nee and Feet Fast
Black Extra Long hose 30. 15C
Oh ldPen's heavy Brown
Denim OverailS ..2 sc
Oh ldren's Fine Ribbed Full
finished Double Knee and
Fast Color Tan Hose. I0c
Child ems Finished Seam
Rubbed Vest $, Drawers aud
Pants in gray and white. sc
Children's Black Rlbhed
Leather Stockings, trip Q
knees and feet t.......--...2oC sc
Childr ms Natural Grav and
White NerinO Vests.
Drawers and Pants. .....-25 &c
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS

BALDWIN THEATER - The Heart of Maryl and"
COLUMBIA THEATER- The Idler"
MoRosco's OFERA-HoUsE- Tie Hear of Chi
caco
AIcAzAR TFtEArER.- Turk Meets Greek"
IIVoLI OPERA HOUSE, LoheBsriu
ORFEEUSE.- Hish Glass Vauuevl.s.
OBERoN.-GTand Concert.
SUTRo BATHS Bathing and perfornance1
IRE GHCrEs AND CHUTEs FREE THEArER.-
Bloomur Mlns,r-ls every af ernoon and evening.
NfrHANIcs' PAvILIoN-Ne Mechanics Fair now
oper.
STATE FAIR Sacramento, commencing Septem-
her1
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19

The National Association of Letter Carriers
has adopted as the emblem to be worn during
the convention here an American flag with a
golden bear and an. A. L. c., September
1877 The badge is not large, but veryIpret ty.
j. L. Meares, superintendent of the City Deliv-
cry Department, received one of the new
ne YeSterdaX.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
AUCTION SALES

BY kILI1P * Go. - Tuesday. August "a
Horses, at cor Market s.. ana Van Ness ave, a.
II o'clock.
LN &. H CMBsEN & Co.--Thursaav, September
= ell Estate at u 9ionig gomery st, at y o'ciocH
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS.

Mrs. Marguerite Giidden Fined for
Failing to Comply With the
Ordinance.
The Board Of Health is determined to
enforce the ordinance compelling the
registration of b rths.
The ordinance provides that where there
is no regular physician in attendance at
the birth of the child the parents must
register the birth.
Mrs. Marguerite Glidden, 2083k Mission
street, was arrested on a warrant Tuesday
night for falling 10 register the birth of
her child, which occurred eight months
ago.
She appeared before Judge Low yester-
day, and the Judge, after hearing the evil
dence fined her So.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-19
Letter-Carriers' Badge.

ApvANcEs made on furniture and pianos, with
O r without removal. j. Noonan 1ol7-1023 Mission
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Die Saupereine Minuejotas.

Den auf benz Gonueut Der r3isa lofa
ls'rBau' uno GeIbuereine" in Detroit
eriattstsn Beridten 1T Die bstnusrlihs
1batiads 81 e%ntnebmen, bob bas Bau.
u~ereinsueien in unierem Staate in &id
gang besriffsn NJ. Somobl bic Sabl
Der 8ereine ol8 auh bic Summe Der
GinIassn i'm &s@nunasinbre 1867
bleibt binter oer bss goriabres Surld.
Der gbsaus 1T 5uar nod isin t~peisnt.
libsr, osnu er betrua nur " geaen "a
8ers,ue unb "a 1856 3l9 ssssn 81 Sol,
75S, bic Tbatiuhe incsB, oaB ~iberbaupi
Elm &iidibritt Iu uerSsihnen mar, III
immsrbin an unb flr iib bebsnflid unb
tpidtis senus, iib nit ibr Su teihdfii.
gen. Die 8eoeusart, tab Die Baapersius
,hre bsftsn Tase seieben babsn, uno oaS
bre 8.it uOriibsr iei. mu6 uubsoinst in
Dos @sbiet lssrsr Ybraien ssipisieu uer.
ben. 80 lanse &c ipariams 2sute nit
ileiusm glnfommen i'm 9auoe aiebt, Die
erersiib uuo 5ielbswuBt aui Die grwsr.
buns zines sisen.n Ssims b~inarbeiten,
iplro aud oas 8sbirfuiB fur Bauper.
cine uorbaubsu iein.
Das SauptbiuoerniB fir bic asbsib.
lite gntuideluns bieier Danten bee
Wannss II wObl in erlter 9inis
in Der unfi4erbeit Der Grusrbsuerbalt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Scr neue YiidOi bon ct. Glouo

GeuiB mirb es uniersm 2sierfreiis
rsdt auaenebm isin, 5u usrnsbmer, mas
mon in Der @roBftaOt st. Baul, in mel
der Der nsue %ernanrte Biidoi Der DID,
stie st. Glouo udhrsno Der lsbtsn ssbn
Sabre an Der e.. Gsues 9emeinos in
srfOfsreihsr Bsiis al8 Sseliorser mlyt.
ts, iibsr oeuislben osnft. llnter obisem
Titel trIust Die in st. Baul eridsiuen
be "gpltsseitans", fOt9enoen arti.sl:
Die grnennuug oes 3srrn Bfarrers
Trob c gum glidof Der 9iS,sie Saint
glouo miro BON benz Dsutihtbnn nit
GROCER uno aQssmeinsr Befrieoisuus
aufsenommen. Serr Trob'c lit cir
itlidter, soitersebener Brisitsr, esr iih
Der 2iebs ieiner @emsinoe uno Ger Ud.
tuns aaer e%rirsut, bic nit ibm in &c,
idditiidtm ODER p~riuatem Hsrtehr ite
ben. Die Nnnabme Der boben Wiirbe,
~ Der er isst berufen, bot er in lbsrs
GROCER Bsidsioenbsit fribsr bsreits 'piss
oerbolt abselsbnt, tas Birtsn fir feline
beige Semsinoe, bic inn ibr Nnisben
uno @roBs peroanit, nabm feline polle
2bGtisteIt in Nuiprud uao beirieoiate
ale ieine 8in!he. DaB bic iiberpie.
asub teatide Di65sis in ibm siusn
Oberbirten, ber oeutide Siitsn. oeut.
ides Giblen uro Gle beuti1e Sprade
bob in gbren bdlt, bsfommeu bat, 1T
auBsrOrosnilid erfrsuli9. @ie nett Der
@irfuB Gt5biidOf Srelanos auf ben
neuen Yiitof BON st. Gtoub reiten
pirb, bleibt %ab3uwarten. 0err 9rOb,c
gilt Spar i'm @roBen uno 8ausen ole
cine paiiiue Naiur, er bot inbeb blsbsr
aQe In8r ffe auf Den bsuiiden gbarai,
ter ieiner @emsinbe nit gutibieosnbei
buridsswieien, uno 20 itsbt pObl taum
81 beilrdts,, oaB &c in isinem nsusu
Birfanssfrsiie ieinen satsa BrinSipisn
nntreu tusroen miro. Sebsnfaus 1T bic
Babt oss Bnptss auf einen tuiroisen
Wtdnu osfaltn uno wirb be ,iidbattloie
aHerfsnnuus oIer D~!6Seiauen, gang Be.
'oaofrs aber Der beutihen, iinben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Sin nfrmetlider MiBbraud.

Der lobtibs Swsd, ben bic bon Batter
Watbtw in Srlano uno ben Der. Staa-
ten sesrineeien intbuiiibsn 1smpereHs'
uns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES batieu uul
eer oaria beitoHb, Der Trunflrtt Der
Sreu oar6 iittlids Ginpirtuus GInbolt
su thuu, miro bsusutase in oernrtiaer
B~ersin.n nidt msbr bsiolst, ionoern I'M
ter benz ginHuB ssuiiisr fa.bolli1sr
Stdlaten iuht man turb Staatsse'sBe
uno BsrfafunsaSaidse ben %Ofienen Der
foul isses seiitissn Sstrdafss 81 untsr'
orlden, wle iih oiss nsueroiuss in Su'
eiaua ssssist bat. Nuf ieiuer lestbin in
J%uoinuopolis ssbaltensu 9asuns bat ter
Ssrbano Ger nortissn taib. 1%empersnS'
pegsire cine Rsihs pou @sboten auias.
itelt, bic i'm Beisntlibsn foissnees be-
iasen:
.gs slbt i'm 7riuisn teinen fi4sren
Mlttslpss. 0arum muB Sober, Der
itsr ssbsn nil. iid bensn an'tlieBsu.
pelde bic sdrSlihe Gntbaltiamtsit be.
trtffs ssifissr 8strdnts nben uuo for
bern. Gas Biribsbaus if aud i'll Sn.
oiana Elm Ssmsini1aoen; uno leees in
Der &i1tups Der llntsrorldaus oes
Wlrtbsbouiss laufsnoe @eies muB oa
ger NIT 5rsuosu besriiBt rerosn, 10 aud
Dos NiGolion. @siss, oas WOOgs.9sifs
u. (. 10. uon Snbiann. Die tatboliihs
8einlihteit piro orinaeno er'ubt, fatbos
hibsn Birtbsn Die 6Oae beIB ju MAIDEN,
10 onB lie ibr Gsitdit auissber. &a'
ttoliiae Bldttsr iolsn tsins Nnse'sen
pom Sdanfmiribsn unb anoeren Sdnb'
Tern nit ss'tisen @etrdntsn auinsbmsn.
Dem BiidOf Hatteriou aeblbrt uarmer
9ant bniir, taB &c Stantuirtbs aua
tatboliihen Yers,nen ieiusr Di0jele in
Obiu ausseihloiien bot. llnb iein Bel
ipiel usroisnt aud In Suoiaaa Ni9oss
muns."
9srurtiaes serI9t 9srpiB, UNI bic 10th
GsmpererSusreiue Don Snoiana OILS edits
Sreiteiis ieinbe 10 brant mnrfsn. 3isisi
uniinriss 8eus wiesrlesen 81 wsaen
mare iib,,Euliis, oenn es wioerlsst ft
ielbf. Gin gut Ding 1T es, eaB iib IN
oieisn Ser,inen 10 gut rpie feline Geusitt
timber. Die 8sbauptuna. BOB es in
1rinien feIntu iibsrsn Wiitelpsa asbs
uno bob mon eesbalb ben @enuS aler
aeitissn Setrdnte sdnsti9 meioen iole
1T sitei @eidnGs uno Uioer'pridt ielbf
ben oitsb'SiSliden Sosen bes srsiisr
Oberbnuptss ibrer Stride. pot ia Bapii
SEQ XIII. etlt firSlih nieoer IN eirsr
isinen pibteriidsn Gpili'l Bel sdr Slj9el
8erbammuus bes usbsImasss ben ND
sIsen @enus seiIiser Sstrdnfs smpfob'
len. limb mas molten bsnn nnssiid;a
b,eier mnBsebenoen auiidt ces hl. go
iers bic iriit.ameritanliten fa!bo!iibsu
0aFermuder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

uiHs, Welder in lester 8sil bsrsidte, gu
iu9eT. 9euts, be &c iIiber rsrmott
ba!ten. rssslmGsise Spareinlasen 81
MAIDEN, tparen seiipsiie obue 8sroieuit
uno oestpesen entwsosr nItt I'M Stanoe,
Sabluuseu 81 lsiiten ober nidt grniQt.
ibrs fleinen Banrmittsl, bic als Notbs
sroihen oieuen iOltsn, aus Der Sano 80
ssben. 9oB oieier Nusfau on ginuab.
men mande Sereine ,druer erihutterte,
If 81 flor. OILS bob es tiusebsnoerer
Darlesun9 beoI,its.
Weiter aber traf Der wrihibaitlihe
Sturm. Der psrbesrsuo ibsr bas Gano
binnea fsste. audi cine &sibe iduo1er,
b. b. ouf unseiunoer 8runola9e errih:
teier ocer uuuoriidtia seleltsttr BAUER.
cine. gtneu ihmsrsn STOP usrissts beH
9ereinen auh Die gang uuu,rbdltniB.
mdBis groBe gniUsrthuus oss @runos
eisenibums. &opi~ialaulasen. Die Dor
Dem arad nit 8stt als gong Spsifsls
los gut Gesoltsu baitsn. erpsiien it
isst, oa bic Sidsrbeitsn, obj'itio ipie tub.
iettip, seualiis ssltiten baden, OILS min'
oertuerlbia, mo uidt oils ueriblos. Der.
aitise 8oIfommniiis marsu islbhpsr
fiduo'it seeianst, IN marA'n 8reiieu
oas Vsrtraueu Su ben gouuereilen i'm
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sinsm bort, Die snnjeu ScrtdltnlRe
paren aut Der 9~rlnouus neuer Der
cine 10 psnis ainfis OILS m0slid.
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wsisu tuisoer sur Bliibs sslanseu. benz
es ueroantt i,ine sroBe Bopularitdt unt
welte 8erbrsituns uusltlis6!i1 Der
tbatiddlitsn Sortbeilen, bic eS leinsr
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9siaat, bic 9runblaae Der 8ereine mpf
seiunb unb bic 2sltuua uOrhdtis. inh.
semdB uno ueiie lem. uno in les'el
Besisburs i0fnsn be Witslisoer islbf
isbr pisl gum Shuss ihrer Sutersfsr
tbuu. Sic limb Isosr5elt in Der Gage
oas Itdtisteitsislo bes Yereins 81 d6sr'
isbsn uno nitt ~ssSuunsen, esiitu 8Obl
nno Bebs elm paar 8eum'sn aus5ulie'
fern.