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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-11
SOLEMN RITES
IN THE SENATE
Funeral Services Over
the Late ISham
@. Harris.
Many Floral Tributes Are
Blended With EmblemS
of Mourning.
President and Cabinet Attend-Th q
Galleries Filled With
Spectators.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 10.--The
impressive funeral service over the late
Isham G. Harris occurred in the Senate
cham ber at noon to-day in the presence
of President Mckinley and the mem bers
OF his Cabinet Senators and mem bers OF
the House OF Representatives members Of
the diplomatic corps and officials from all
branches of public life.
The chamber had been elaborately
draped for the occasion. From the wall
back OF the Vice Presidents chair hung
garlands OF bay leaves, and all about the
cham Der we're palms and potted plants.
The desk of the late Senator was heavily
bound in Grape, with a Grape scarf thrown
over the vacant seat.
In the semi circular area, Immediately
in iront of the pres ding officer, stood the
caskef, resting on heavy, black-draped
redestsls and literally buried IN floral Of
ferings. The casket was covered with
black broadcloth, with heavy o1idized
trimmings, and on the plate was in
scribed:
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GOLD s14AD4RD DEMooRATs.
They VIII Make a Fight Uherecer Free
Sitrer Shoes Its Head.

They Wiz Make a Fight Uherecer Free
Sitrer Shoes Its Head.
NEW YORK. n Y, July 10.-The
Herald says: William D. Bynum, Chair
man OF the National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, has called the COM
10 ittee to meet or. July 81 in the National
headquarters, this city. Mr.. Bynum is
well pleased with the action OF the gold
standard Democrats in Iowa, Kentucky
and Ohio, where they Will have State
tickets.
I'VE ought not to shirk the ISSUE" said
be. owe are making fight on princi-
pies, and if the people don't support Us
the quicker il is demonstrated the better.
The fight will be very hot in the Middle
Western States. Our organizations there
are in excellent condition and have not
changed since last tall. They nominated
an excellent ticket in Iowa on Wednesday
and they will nominate another in Ken
lucky on July Ia
quite mum Der OF New Jersey sound
money men have been in to see me.
They will nominate for local offices in
that State. Wherever the issue of last
year is made we favor making a fight.
We must teach these men that We can
not compromise our principles for the
sake of local Offices"
The National Executive Committee will
make places for the coming campaign
and settle some matters of detail. The
Gold Standard will nominate ticket OF
their own or Indorse Seth Low, if Tam
many does not repudiate the Chicago
Dlatform
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able to resist the pressure brought to bear
by the younger ones in favor of the
unique proceeding.
They chose the most beautiful Indian
maiden as queen, and she it was who led
the dance. They formed circle around q
block upon which was seated musician,
whose instrument was stone bottle with
a rawhide stretched tightly over it.
As the procession went wn;rling around
the bang, bang. bang was kept up on the
drum. All joined in weird chant which
blended harmoniously with the jangie of
the twenty-four tortoise shells loaded with
pebbles and strung about the person of
their queen.
Sometimes the dancers moved swiftly,
then again slowly, keeping perfect time to
the music. The people crowded and
surged to get closer and watched the pro-
ceedings with intentest interest. The
most unaccountaple phase of this dance is
the participants. one bv one, drop out un-
noticed. uutil finally but TWO or three re-
main to continue the dance. This they do
until they succumb from sheer exhaus-
ton,
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OF INTEREST 70 THE COAST.

Sergeant Delaney ke:ired-Postmd a sters
Appointed aud P,ntion Atcards.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 10.-Orl-
nance Sergeant William Delaney, on duty
at Benicia barracks, California, is placed
on the retired list on his own application.
James Wells was to-day commissioned
Postmaster at Plateau, CAL, and Alex
ander G. Sangster Postmaster at Trinidad,
Cal.
The special postal service between Stofel
and Gold Creek, Elko County, New, will
be discontinued.
The follow ny pensions were granted:
California;: Original - John 7. Terrence,
San Jose; Charles Star, San Francisco; Aaron
A. Henry, Redlands; Will lam G. Pitts, oak
land. Additional = Justice H. Henderson,
Elsinore. Renewal = Francis I. Armstrong,
San francisco. Reissue ana increase-John n
Whelau, Veterans Home, Napa. Original
widow etc-Cla issa A. Fuller (mother), Los
Angeles. Mexican war widow-Henrianna
Swa>ey, San Francisco.
Oregon: Original-Thomas ]. Gill, Eugene.
itlonal-James C. Butler. Portland. Orig
inal widow, etc.-Annie S. Barton, Portland.
Washington: Additional-Willfam H, Low
ell, Tumwater. IncTease-R oert L. McKen-
zie, Everett; Henry C. Thompson, Pomeroy.
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THE NEWLY APPOINTED UNITED STATES JUDGES IN ARIZONA

Truedh b.
tof Aronas vo Roc ILL., S
Unver oI vac ec dt
For din the awohe If T
protest. in thes
ing % 0 ia ecanai II B.
too h Oxen pro n
o pe lend III the Prd
@ Judge True will have o
Yum n
is
cwiht
He n
his
fauf hg
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"orco" Barr d in California.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, July l0.-At the
annual meeting of the Dairymen's As
sociation of Southern California, held in
the city to-day President Sessions said
in his report that it was directly through
the influence of the dairymen of Southern
California that the State laws which
have resulted in the total exclusion of
oleomarg arine from the markets of the
State and difference of at least Is per
cent in the price of dairy products have
been brought about. He referred to
Illinois as the last State to fall into line
and prevent the imitation from going
into the markets under some name which
would deceive consumers into believing
1t to be butter. When the association was
formed there was imported into this State
400, 600 pounds of this product and sold
as butter annually. Now it is not believed
that there is any whatever.
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ican Central Committee delegate

Central
o Fourth District EN- henuthe half he
man, reside o H is yeo O is a
o lie In came to Arizona lie
o. O the oc nc n
o where he since prauced h spofIo His
n n it by he
o h has b hos preside
tin
associate with B Foraker
udg O illinois Senator arbnkson O
no Hon O dhmth Albany schod o Y,
he to
fmrL aprech in
the AA o Pima County He is Knight
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RISH-4MERIcAH PlLGR. R.MAGE.
Proposed Excursion 10 Dublin 10 ceIe-
6rafe the Anniversary of the Insur-
rect on of 779S

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 10.-A num-
Der of prominent Irish Americans OF this
city have taken steps for the organization
of monster pilgrimage of Irish hAmeri-
cans to Ireland in July next year to CO.
operate i'll the public demons stration to be
held in Dublin to commemorate the in
surrection of 1888 The projectors are
sanguine it will prove the greatest of
Irish national demonstrations. The ar
rangements here are in charge of an asso-
citation of lavmen and clergymen known
as the Ninety-eicht Centennial Associa-
ton of America.
The executive com mittee met last Fri
day night 10 arrange the prelimin aries.
Correspondence with societies in various
parts of the country indicates that about
5000 Irish Amer, cans Will take part. 1t is
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c0WEO BY a 1RUISER.
The San Franc sco's Appearance at Tan
ger Creates CoHstern ation Among
tie Moorish cutfhrcats

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1o.-The
appearance of the cruiser San Francisco in
the harbor of Tangier has had a salutary
effect upon the Moorish authorities in the
matter OF securing the observance of
American rights. Rear-Admiral eeltridge.
who is on board the San Francisco, has
cabled to the Navy Department that when
the Morocco authorities learned that an
American warship had been ordered to
Tangier they displayed consid erable ac-
tivIty and had arrested one of the assail-
ants of the American who had been
knocked down ana robbed. There were
two men involved in the assault. Upon
the repeated demand of Consul General
Burke, which was enforced by the pres
ence of the San Francisco, the Moorish
authorities were making every effort 10
capture the second fugitive, and Admiral
SeIfr;dge added that he believed success
would crown their efforts. 1t is exI ected
thatthe State Department will direct Con-
sul-General Burke to see that the men are
adequately punished for the offense which
they com mitted.
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proposed 10 charter two ocean steamers
for their accom- mediation. The itinerary
OF the voyage has already been mapped
out and the booking of passages begun.
Two weeks will be given up to visits to
ancient battle fields and other famous
places connected with the uprising, after
the main celebration in Dublin is ended.
The Dublin demonstration will include
parades and a great mass-mee eeting in
honor of the $4,000 Irish soldiers who lost
their lives in the struggle of the men
OF '98.
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The Elder Bnscr IL Dead.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1o.-Owing
to the fact that thers were two United
States Consuls in South America named
Baker some confusion arose as to
the identity of the American Consul whose
death was reported to the State Depart
ME Mt yesterday. 1t is the United s. ates
Consul to Buenos Ayres, Edward L. Baker,
and not his son, Consul to Rio Janeiro,
whose death notice was received.
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s.nt Ar.er the Gota-Brie,: Men.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, July 1o.-De-
tective Bradish of the Los Angeles force
departed this evening for Portland, Or, to
bring hither George Knolton, who, with
another man named Kelly. is charged with
working gold-nugget swindle upon
George Bowen, wealthy Englishman liv-
ing at Cucamonea, and 1. w. Lord, Su-
pervisor of San Bernardino County. profit
ing by the operation to the extent of $1U,-
600. The com plant was sworn out by
Bowen, mis- fellow-victim showing no de-
sire to bring back the confidence men.
ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos, with
orwithout removal. ]. Noonan. 1Ol7-1O23 Mission
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No 7o,cn Hnu for Mill valrev.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, July TO- The
Mill Valley Town Hall Association. organ
lied some months ago to build a town
hall in Mill Valley, became thing of the
past to-day when SUPERIOR Judge Angel
lotti granted The order for dissolution.
Among the stockholders were most of the
prominent citiz ms of Mill Valley.
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Lsr,rosnrn.i Goe, to New FORK.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10.-Ex-
Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii, who has
been stopping in Washington during the
past winter and spring. left this morning
with her secretary for New York. No in
formation was vouchsafed to the people at
the hotel where she stopped, and they
know nothing about her future move
mentS.
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Pua.t sound Bor,,fcatfom..

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 10-Secre-
tary Alger to-day awarded the contract
for S163, ,453 for beginning work or the
construction of Notifications at Puget
Sound. The contract was awarded to the
Pacific Bridge Company of Portland, Or.
II was the lowest bidder of fourteen con-
Germs, some OF them as far east as Chicago.
Chiefs OF engineers and ordnance expect
to have guns mounted at this fortiication
within q year.
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Lightning FnI,otcs Barbed- Wire Fence
Uifh FATAL FIFE,

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. July 1O.-Light-
ming from a clear sky at o'clock yester-
day afternoon instantly killed August
Wauz, a German farmland, on farm
near Hudson. At the time two brothers,
named Ravcraft. prominent farmers, were
about To hitch team to barbed- wire
fence. Both horses were knocked down
and both the Raycrafts stunned. The
lightning struck the fence lie away and
followed it TO where the men and horses
were. The Raycrafts were so dazed they
did not know what became Of Waltz. His
body was burned to crisp.
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M.n and war. Bmr.ed to Death.

PITTsBURG, PA, July 10. Samuel
Brown, miner. and his wife, Mary,
were burned to death in bed this morn
ing. The fire was caused by lamp ex-
plosion.
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NEW TO-DAY,
Don't

waste stamps. Save up
your ScAt12ing's Besfyellow
tea-tickets, and send several
guesses for that missing
word in one envelope.
Schlz2lng's Best money
back tea, at your grocer's.
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about the first and middle
of each month A,6
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Why Don't You Try to Get Well ?

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bounce lasting strength returns HDYAN does this
for you.
give you HUDYAN but the Hudson Medical doc
Hudson Medical Institute Circulars testimonials
them In all weaknesses consult the doctors free In
all YOUR depondency blood
anted- your Hudson
Their Institution is the largest and the best equipped
Honorable methods used because pays the best.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
Observation-Disclosures.
gyie man 9Jtatl1weine aum III

Wie nan Waitl4weine 3um JreK.
en- anbGlt. - 9dufis aeld1sbt es, bof
Nafi1peine aus unluIt sum JreHeu
cine 8epihtsabnabme erteibeu.
GIN einiodss uno erprobtes Wittel
bic Wafidueine gum Jre1en ~ansubnlten
be1tebt BARN, ben Tbieren tGaltt swpi
Sdnbe pou seiaISeneu Safers su Der.
obreiheu. Wan nebme fir s'pei 9oas
Saierrot,onen, idiitte iie in Elm @sfdB
nnb 5rpnr berartis. eaB spilheu isee
S1ibt Soter cine blnne Sage Snls as.
ft.eut tuirb. ,pOribsr md banr nod BEN
N%ieoeroriden, ettpa NIT ben 6dHber. ein
tpenis WoHer sis6'. Das @.fd6 oori
aber nibt gang nit ssial5enem Saier &c.
ii1t ,psroen, ba Der Saisr nad obsn
quilt. 9srartis bebonoelte Sdwune,
bel rsgelmdBiser 5u!terbeisobe bon sm'i
Sdnoeu seialsensn 6afer8, tueroen iit
toe @spib!ssunabme erIelber uao
oles seboteue 5ut'er sieris Usritl,u
Gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21

Guremburg. - Der 20 idbriae
Msam Group aus 8iafsnibnl par fit
mebreren 9aaen o%srihmunber. Or
bottle ~ Vssdrn.eu ssduBsrt' tr psrSe
Gd in's @aHer ftirsen. UNI benz Sss
idraniB 81 eniseten. ou er eire 5rau.
tnsperion burh eiren Steinpp,f ethsb.
LID uerlett bate! Gr id,iut ieinsu
8oriab aussefibrt 81 baten, benz
feline 2eids murbe in Der lll;stte
auissfiidt. 9roup mar Dem 7runfe er
9eben.
Den So. 6emmer Nifnlaus, Yiar.
Ter in @briitnah nno Wobriid Sob.
Mlb., 8farrer in Ssrboru. ipur>e auf
i6r @eiud ehrenpo0e GntlaHuns aus
benz Bfurrumte betpiQist.
gida. B. I'll ). - Sn eiasr Der
Der HoHensn Nddte fisl Nattmddter
Sobann @ilmss ans BEN Jenfer bes
sueiten Stcdwerfs ieiner @Obuaus
tsrab uno biieb ouf Der STEELE foot.
Ser 81 idhrise GRANDDAUGHTER ytit
Bincnbp. gebiirtie aus @albb'aia,
tpurbe unrpsit Der uiine Wsb u. Gle
ola 2eide a~ufssiunosn; Der FOB ideint
in Solas zines Sdlasan fu0ss einsetre'
ten 81 ieip.
Bartringen. - Das benz 1cg
t6bner Yeter Waeener juesb5rist
Wobnbaus puroe burh cine Jeuers'
truuit bis nui's nndte Wauerpsri
einaeG'heri. Muh Der ar5Bte 3bsil
Der W6bsl puroe elm &aub Der Slam
men.
1entingen n. - Dor einiser
9aseu ipislien mebrere Rinssr nit ii
mem speirdorigsn 6anbfarrsn, tpethel
our4 irasnb cine fulfde Bewesuns I'M,
ihlua, nobel einiae Der &inber unite
beu5elben fnmen. Der iiebsnidhris
Sobn bes WIlerins1ts 3. Mathisi
erlitt einen Stieelbru6. tpelher Der
lssuus terielbe e,nise Winuten ipdte
erlaa.
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Mlfe xkufk.

Nlte 2eute. welde Weoisin ben5tbi
gen. nm Muaeu uno Nieren 81 resulis
rem, finben in gleftric 8itters bas rit=
tiee Wittel. 9iele MeoiSin rei5t nidt
uno entbdlt feiuen Shnops ODER ioniti-
sss Berauidenoss. iouoern arbeitet als
tonllbe uno alierirenoe Weoi5in. Sic
urbsitet milbe auf Wasen uno giuse'
meioe, ftdrft uno sibt ben Orsanen
Stdrfe. babel Der Natur in Der Quss
lbuns ibrer 5unttionen b%eiitebenp. @lefz
trio 8itters 1T Elm ausseseidneter Dip
pet,treiSer uno bilft sur 8sroauuua.
Nlte 2eute fiuoen seraoe oas. mas lis.
sebrauben. Sreis so Gents Die 5laite
in %. s. Subn's Npothefe.
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WiniaeS 6Qu5emQjteu.

Yiui0es ~@anIemaiten.-gi bsut
ihe Sausirnu mad. in Der Sonuouer.
ihen 2ancm. Beituna auf bas iotQeubs
9ufabren, CAME raid uno bldg ~ nd
It II, auimsrfium. 9as ginipsrrsu III
eine i%oacuannie Stiirs lit erforoetol,t.
Die Siirs lit Elm faiisndhrliher GsbSl.
ter, Der erboht iisbsn mu6, I'm 0dii' urb
Dunser suisn GbSus ~ seitattsH. Gum
Waftsn brsbe ib 5ridsn, nuh Mroslp
aenannt, uuc spur aus 8of1fos (osu
ih sur 0dniemaf frtra inmmelsl fer
ner @oasenmebl, WaisidrOt. Noser
mild oher ioure Wild, etuas SalS
Die Maiis wjrn gut ssfnstst. oanu il
ben reid bemebltsr S1nhFdd.n ~ Nu
celn aebrebt eima fleinfinaeroid uno
uoa Der 2dnse zines 5inserslieoes
Didt %aneinonbsr seihihtst itsQt mar
iie auf Bleh'n sum 0Drren IN ben mar
men Oien. Sic blrfen, u.nn lie ee.
broubt perbsn, feinesusas nod ws,t
isin, ionit baIt lib bic Waiie i'm ara
gen bes Tbierss ,uiommsn unb fonr
ishr fhdolih wsrb,u. Bsim Stopisr
tauhs man isoe ein5elue Nuosl in Tau
rparmss Woii'r. sebe iecesmcl 2 biz
S'id Der Cans elm, halte ben Sbnnbel
81. oann built oas 9bier plaia eurd
6inuutsrihtudsr, oenn sine uuiis Huofl
aieitet gut binunter. Wan itopfe MI
5u eoa. ba Nuosln lebr raid osroauI
tperbsn. Damn aete man tiuia. uni
itets fuih's g8aTer, stwas &iss uni
eine hanouoI SoISfpble. gritsreu bss
0sroauens, lFstsrs elmer sroser 2eb'r'
tilbuns tussen. Die Tra"Soisn, censT
es iebr UNI srcss, 'peiBe 2sbsrn IN thur
1T, e~rSislsn iOlhs ourb obiaes Bsriub'
rsu. Die Watsuns muB tets irod 7
unb rein ieiu.
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0eubImmmen aIS 0ahne

0eublummen als 9abner. - Jiy
plbner. ,pslds nur iebr iparlib ODER
iiberbaupt iein @rlnfutter erballea tor,
ren. empiieblt iid bic Jhitsruns mil
SeubtHmsn. welde lbnen idslid, unse-
fdhr elm. baneuOl fur 20 6ibuer. nebsu
Dem seipobnlihsn Jutter uerabreidt per.
ben. Disielbeu rpereen bel bieier Sit
terunssart Oiel ousoauernbsr i'm gisr.
lesen, auh m,ro benz uebel Der peibs
ihalissn @ier oaourh absebolfeu.
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9aS NhinpceroS,

Brofsnor Gam Beainu Der 8ooiosle'
funte): sd fabre olio beute nit ben
bl~nrbsbaar!en Didhdutern fort unb fom
me istt nuf oas iih burd ieinen frieoli'
den gbaroiter aus5ei4nenbe 8binoeeros
81 iprshen."
(Die unaufmerfiamleit GINGER S4i
ler bemerfenb):
sd m0@te iebt bitten. Sbre sau5e
Gufmerfiomfet auf mid Su %lenfen.
oa es ionft unm6sli9 1T. baB sic cine
oeutl,de Iui9auuna Don bieiem ebeus
10 hdsli9sn mie %merfwiroisen 1biere
befemmen."
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0ttr. YMH+

~ Gin aussessidnstes .Salubn"'
@eltdit i'm iiibliten Tbeil BON Staate
aessn cine quite 5arm Su pertoulden.
S,sraui q, Hfctirenbe m6aen ie ipsnben
on Yeter . d, 81. Glouo, Winn.
~ Cine 1OGts @isorre iir einsn
glidel. 5rost na4 Der Commercial
Bouquet gisarrt BON Der 8. o. ID ir
Gi9arren 90. 86-bn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21

Mooern.

Isle finb ouseitast, Sbrem Germ
Sebn WaB Wein entwenoet au bnben.
8eieuuen sic ii9 bieies 8ertre1sns far
i4ulbi8? ?"
rNein, Serr Dberr!@ter!"
runb tparum? 2"
.Beil mein 6srr gar teinen Bein I'M
Keller bat! Dsnn mas Ct 10 nsnnt. babe
i'd ielbit nit anma&en belfen!
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8orf&tig.

5~rdulein: ,Seben sic, bier 1T Der
Drt, mo- uorises Sabr Elm iunser Nann
cine Dame BON Grtrlnien eeretiet bot.
sic bat ibn oann aus Duniborisit ee
heirotbet."
SER: Damn miiiisn Sic idon ent.
i&ulbiaen. uein 1rdulein-i& ianu nidt
I@mimm,n."
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TN Der SommsrfriIhe

Isle. gutter 5reunb. Uis be st oenn
bieier Berg bier?
Does 10 B. Wetterpanb!"
sd m6dte ndmli9 mol binauf!
@lauben Sic, baB man bort oben obs
fiiirSen f6nnte? ?"
%, oa f6nuen 8 alfalfa, 70 oiel ola
g m6a'n - Ia bat Niemano etwas oa'
sesen!"
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Die &ohlenranpen. - 81

Die &oblenranpen. - gs bereitet
uns cine Srsuoe, u~nisren 2sisru mi'Su
thsilsu. tnB es Elm b0dlt einfates. 'etr
blaiees ano ourdaus supsrldR'9es M,t
tel eitt, bic mn0en, ariinen &dupen, Die
uplsren 8obliDpien 10 b0hft ueyoerbi,h
u.roen. ~ psrtilsen. Wan beruss
Budweissn Nahmebl (Sbotts ooer
W bolinss) hiersu uuo s'par psrben
bic BON osn 6aupeu ~beinaenen &ohl
fbpie BEL trodeuem Wsiter NIT nem
Wehle bsitdubt. Gurh ben Mebltaub
merhsn bic MISUNDERSTANDING usrs
itopii, uao in bleler W'iie oer 9co Der
8?upen bsrbsiaefiihrt. Shon am nod
itsn Gage wiro feline 'eberbise 8aup'
auf benz Robltsete 81 finesu isls.
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ueberboten.

@ep. 81. Giitblp: rWeine airGe NOR
beute sans 9eiillt uno bic golette belief
fib auf lieb5ebn Dollars a&iuntpier5'e
Gents. @as meinen Sic caSu?"
@eu. Mr. Spl'cer: so bate rur
3tpe, Scare in meiner Stride, ater bic
Ginnabme beirus Stpon5is Dollars"
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Die b1ie Mins.

Bauer (aus Der 9eituns oorleieno) :
runter BEN Hulais murte nod rebtsei'
tis bur4 bic Yeli5ei bic Nine entosdt.
uelde 5uei Stuuben ipdter bas sanSe
Halais IN bic 2uft seiprenst baben
mlrbe."
8meiter Bauer: SEA, wie If oenu TN
Sottesuilen bas i&ledte Grausnbimmer
ba binunter 9efommen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
Sm &ohbou5e.

8oamirtbin: rBie fincen sic biz
6ihneriuppe. Nr. Scamp"
Wr. 2ean: Die Suppe finoe i'd
obne S1wierisfeit uuo bas Subn miro
mobl einen Nlibi . Betueis b%sitriussr
f0nnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
s.. ~. 0il8er,
'ba Rosroe, StearnS Co., Wirn.
SnoIi6 pocr Weiflt&.
@ohin3

Wenn man porbat. cine &eiie ~ MAIDEN.
10 1T es INNER gut, gorbereitunsen Az iref'
fen, UNI fleine unbeqnemlihte,ten 81 per-
meloen, bic oft belditisen. Die beioen
SbuslIii9e. pelde pom Minneapolis unb
Ct. Haul td9lid iiber bic Gisconiin Strede
nab Wtilwaufee uno Chicago abfabrer, boz
ben oirefteu MnihluB nit 3u8en nod bern
Often uno Siben. Die elegant nit S6laf'
ruaaen, YarlorsW asen uno Tan : 9oadeS.
aushaifirten !Siae peroen pom retienoen
Yublitum iebr SeihdBt. guer ndhiter 9idet'
Naent aibt euu poOitdnoi8e Sntormation
uno perfe5t euh NIT SOLDIERS Der WiseonfH
Central Streden.
SaS. s. Yonb. U. y. ".
Niltpaufee, WiS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
@infah.

He'4dftisunssloier @sporter: Don.
nertpetter, tuenn i'd isbt elm Wittel
tpiiBts, bic sanSe Br:fe in @dbrunS 81
uerissen!"
Betannter: pa nebmen Sic bod
einfa9 ettpas 8reBbefe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
Beoenfliher Trof.

Simmeruermietberin: rperr Ssuno.
Sic iinb mir idon sinen Wonat Mislbs
i6ulois."
STUDENT Spunb: .SinoSie unbeio 81.
liebe Srou, nit einem Wonat Ntietbs.
l1uloen rid i'd niht aus"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
Gin Ys4Uoael.

Worfssnber: rGuSeilaster, iinb sic
uerbeiratbet?"
Nnseflaater: IS bdtt' idon s'm0ht.
aber Dor louter Giniperr'n bin i net ba
Az fomma"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
Meuss Y~rtmadergci9dit
Weuett &nQrenuorrat]
Smnter TUT 0as Bette.

Betm ginfauf iesliden Yiebes, bas BON
llls 9eihlahtet uno oann p~erfauft tpirb,
tradten mir iteis barnaf, uur bas Bette All
faufen, I'm 10 uniern 8unoen bas Be1te lie.
fern 81 f6nnen. Infer Bieb, iei es R,nb-
pteb, Shafe. 2dmmer uno &1lber 1T bier in
~unleren Geiben felt aemadt uno ~lieiert ein
5Ieiih, tpie es ntreenotpo better gefauft iper-
ben fam. Wir 9eben jeoem &dufer, uno
iei es Der sr6Bte 5etnihmeder, 8ufrleotn.
belt. Gin 4iib mt n~nieren JIeiIhiorten
beiebt rest ben Mppetit, seniist benz sc.
ihmad unb befrieoi9t ben inneren Nenihen.
Rer gut eiien min, faufe fem JleiIh lnb
ausseaeihnete @nrit, bic bette in Der Staot,
bel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-21
Beim SpnniooaiGaer.

sag mol, lieber Greunh, mas mol
len ole bic Weniden bel Sir, bait 9u
@sie0ihafI?"
I'D, nein, i'd poate nur moraen ou'
bic Soso seben, uno ba !ommen iie, mir
Wutb 5u5uipre4sn."