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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
A. ]. Beech Dead.

This young man, II son of Delos J.
Beech, raised in Mineral Point, and
esteemed by his many acquaintance
here, is no more of earth. At the
outbreak of the Cuban war he en-
tered the army as a member of troop
b. Grigsby's rough riders, at Sioux
Falls, $. d., where he resided. He
was taken sick at Chickamauga park
on the 10th day of July, and was sent
to the mountains to recuperate. At
ter being there three weeks and not
getting better, IA sick leave was given
him and he was taken TO the home
of his brother, DR.. George ID. Beech,
at Champion, Mich, where he died.
The remains We're taken to Sioux
Falls for burial, which occurred on
the 23rd. The Daily Press of that
city says: The procession was lead
from the house to Mount Pleasant
cemetery by Stout's full band, follow
ed by Cyrene commandeiy in uni
form, the Modern Woodmen, tiremen
in uniform, members of the G. "A. r.
and wv. T., Gen. Grigsby and men,
bers of the cowboy regiment in uni
form, and many citizens in carriages.
At the cemetery the services We're in
charge of Cyrene commandery.
The deceased was born at Mineral
Point, Wis, twenty-nine years ago,
and had been resident of Sioux
Falls the past nine or ten years. He
was a young man Of excellent habits,
genial and pleasing to all with whom
he had social or business relations,
and the number of his friends was
only limited by his circle of ac-
quaintances."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
Barn Burned.

VIM. b. PittZ lost his barn by fire
Monday afternoon. The fire was
well under way when discovered
and, containing considerable hay and
other combustible materials, made
rapid progress. A hose cart was on
the scene within ten minutes after
the alarm was given, and water from
the hydrant was soon pouring on and
about the burning building.
Some amusement was caused by
the want of organization and unfa-
miliarity with handling hose and
nozzle by the volunteer firemen in
their first active service. Much of
the great flow of water failed to
reach the fire. while many of the
amateur firemen and bystanders
were we'll drenched. But the boys
are entitled to great credit for
promptness in getting out and zeal
Gus efforts to do the work in hand.
With a little practice they will make
an efficient fire-fghting battalion.
The building destroyed was old, but
might have been servicable for some
time. DIR. Pittz estimates his loss at
800. No insurance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

SCOTT, the photo artist, can please
you in the picture line. Photos in
the platinum and gloss effects exc
cuted in the most artistic styles and
poses. His work compares favor
ably With the best. 80
Mr. q. q. Cox left on the o'clock
train yesterday afternoon to see his
soldier son, in hospital at Montauk
Point, n. Y, since his return from
Cuba. Mr.. Cox expects to remain a
week or more, and then bring the
boy home with him.
Shullsburg Pick and Cad: Miss
Annie Phillips, of Mineral Point,
Past Grand Worthy Matron of the
order of the Eastern Star, arrived
here last Monday noon and spent IA
couple of days with the Shullsburg
chapter. Miss Phillips has many
friends here, both in the order and
outside, who were pleased to meet
her.
Mr.. n. G. B. ZoLLINGER delivered
sample load of yellow dent corn
in this city last week that attracted
more attention than any load OF pro-
duce brought here for some time.
Three sample ears left in this office
weigh over one pound each. He has
Ln1 al af 10
of Is bushels per acre, and is selling
it to his neighbors at 80 cts. per bu.
Iowa county made good showing
at the state fair. Hughes d Rundell,
OF Mifflin, took first honors on Po-
land china hogs, capturing first
premium in class and sweepstakes
on aged boar. n. M. Jewell was
among the first prize winners on
sheep. Thomas Bracken was at the
front with dairy butter, getting a
score of 93ls points in possible 100.
IT is being whispered about that
great pressure will be brought to bear
to induce Mr.. f.. G. Fielder to accept
the democratic nomination for dis
trict attorney, as the party managers
realize that Mr.. Macarthur, the only
active candidate for the nomination,
is not strong enough to have any
chance against l.. w. Pollard. Levi
will make the best Of them hustle
until the polls close in November,
and he will not be found to have the
feHest votes Of any one on his ticket.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
Death of Miss Gertrude Philips.
Courteousy of the Democrat
NUN BER 80


1t is with deep regret that we an
nounce the untimely death Of Miss
Gertrude Phillips, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. Joseph Phillips, who died on
the 2lst Of Sept, 1893, OF quick con
sumption; aged II years; months,
and 20 days.
For several months she had been in
declining health and under DOCTORS
care, and great hopes for her recovery
were entertained. About month ago,
her father, thinking IA change would
beneficial took her, In company with
her sister, Miss Winifred, to Ne
braska, where she seemed to improve
in health and enjoy herself, until q
few days before her death, when her
strength began to fail rapidly, and on
Tuesday morning she expressed
desire to come home. They Immediate
ly started and were nearing Savan-
nah, H., Wednesday night, when she
iu'piy i'i hShctP w "hhS WIN jesus.
Her remains were brought home
Thursday evening. The funeral took
place on Saturday afternoon. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. VIM.
Croft.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful: and the large gathering of
relatives, friends and neighbors show
ed the love and esteem in which she
was held, and the great sympathy
which was felt for the bereayed family.
rs Shropshire Bucks for Sale
40 2-year-olds, balance yearlings.
Prices reasonable.
CHAs. CoLLAKD,
37w4# Edmund, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
{eeMeMySts1s {eySS
LUDDEN s. Co.
The Local Field.
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A. +. BISHOP TOR Fma5tare.......


LOOK HERE-l5 bars of good
laundry soap for % cents at Gales.
RARE musical treat at the Opera
Hall week from to night.
100 OR MORE Montana Ewes, for
sale by Richard Jackson, Waldwick,
at reasonable prices.
Miss GRACE GRAY went to Chi
cago Tuesday for "A visit with her
sister, Mrs. Will Pettis.
PREACHING at Lost Grove next
Sunday morning and at Diamond
grove in the afternoon.
The Eastern Star Chapter will
hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 5, 1893, opening at
1870
ELDER S. w. TRoUsDALE preached
a strong anti-saloon-license sermon
at the NJ f.. church last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. f. j. BENNETT
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Geo. r. Whit
man, at Dodgeville.
BoRN--To Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Thrash
er, Friday, September 23rd, 1898, a
ten pound daughter. Both mother
and child are doing well.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. II. JACKSON are
at Waupun looking after Mrs. Jack
sons interest in an estate, which Is
now subject to her order.
G.. w. HOLMES, city marshal of
Mineral Point, announces himself a
candidate for sheriff before the dem
ocratic county convention.
SOME people live by their wits, but
the majority of mankind live by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. 35cts
EASTMAN d MEsERoLE.
Miss NAME SCHILLING, who
spent her vacation at her home IN
this city, returned to her school at
Nolga, ). Oak, on Tuesday last.
The Christian Endeavor service
this Thursday evening will be led
by Miss Maud Jackson, whose sub.
jectwill be, What Is True Success?"
SIGNoR ANGELO PATRICoLo, the
piano virtuYo, at the City Hall
Thursday evening, Oct. 9Th. General
admission 25cts. Reserved seats
35cts.
Miss ANNIE PHILLIPS is becom-
ing a National worker for the Order
Of Eastern Star. This week she is III
Washington, ID. c., on duty con-
nected with the Order.
FoR SALE-600 choice breading
ewes, Cotswold and Shropshire
grades These are not culls picked
up, but the entire flock of one ranch.
FRED l.. CORK.
Miss FRANKIE THOMPSON, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, is visiting her uncles
of the TRIBUNE. and ether relatives
IN Iowa county. whom she left when
child to 60 west with her parents.
On Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1898, Mr.
Paul w. Demuth. of Hollandale
and Miss Lizzie May, Of the town oi
Linden, We're married, at st. Mary
lathelie church at Mineral Point.
LOST, on the road between Minera
Point and Dodgeville, Tuesday Sept
18th, a blue macintosh waterproof
coat. Velvet collar, extra large size
marked by Goodyear Rubber Co.
makers. Finder will be suitably re
"arded on returning same to j. NJ
Smith, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
.SpeHSIey Farm For Sale.

/ will sell my farm containing 4So
acres. One Of the best equipped
farTH5 in the state. GOOD house. good
barn and cattle sheds, and just about
every convenience farm needs. with
abundance Of water and plenty OF
timber for farm use. Will sell it all
in one body or any part Of 1t, to sui,
purchasers. One third cash and bal
ance on time at 8 per cent.
For any further information inquire
OF James Hutchison & So i.
37tf JAMES SPENsLEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

| The sunday Schooi ana EpWoftn
| League of the NJ. f.. church of this
city will hold Golden Rod Social
in the parlors of the church, Friday
evening, Oct. 7th. Admission 10 lets.
IT makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you
While there's life, there hope, and
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. EASTMAN IL MEsERoLE.
DR.. SYNoN of Brigham, Orville
Strong of Dodgeville, Uglo Baker of
Edmund, and j. NJ. Smith of Mineral
Point, are being considered as possi-
BILE candidates for the assembly on
the democratic ticket
A LoNDYKE Supper will be served
by the ladies of the Eastern Star at
the Masonic Temple, Friday even
ing Sept 30th. A good supper and a
specimen OF Klondyke gold for % cts
Tables ready Mt o'clock.
MRS. H. J. T. MARTIN, who has
spent the past summer at the home
of her brother-in-law, John G. Mar
tin, in this city, much to the pleasure
of many old-time friends, returns
this week to her home at Peterson,
Iowa.
If you wish to secure enrolment
as free student in the Mail Depart
ment of the Sioux City Business
College send in your application at
once. Their offer of free course by
mail will be opened for a limited
time only.
MR.. ROBERT LANYoN is here for n
short visit with early day friends, On
his return home to Pittsburg, Kan,
his wife, who has been a guest ut the
now for two or three weeks, will ac-
accompany him.
Hon. r. A. ETTER, Deputy Reve-
nue. Collector, resident at Monroe,
was in this city on his regular
monthly round last Monday. Mr..
Etter is a worthy citizen and will
undoubtedly prove himself an effi-
cient, honorable officer.
On Oct. 4th and 18th the {. Nj. d
st. p. R'y will sell Homeseekers' Ex-
cursion tickets to points West and
South at one fare for the round trip,
plus two dollars. Good u days from
date of sale. n. H. Snow, Agt.
w3 Mineral PIT. Wis.
AT the meeting of the Southwest
ern Wisconsin Beekeepers' Associa-
tion to be held at Lone Rock Oct. 5th
and 9Th, the chief feature will be the
" Free FORA Question Box and An
swers." Lone Rock will piovide mu-
sic without stint and furnish board
at reduced rates.
DIR. ISAAC BURTON, of Dodgeville,
who enlisted and went south with
the Darlington company, and is at
present i'll with typhoid fever in Mill
waukee, was reported to be dead last
Monday, but happily the rumor was
found incorrect, and later informa.
tion is that he is recovering.
WILLIE MARTIN, son of John G.
Martin, aged about l3, while holding
"A team of horses by the hitching
strap or halter, last Friday, some how
got his thumb drawn against the
wagon box in such manner as To
wrench the member from its socket
and shatter the bone so that it had to
be amputated at the last joint.
TRENCH digging for the water
works extension is done from the
tower south along Ridge street to
Sam. Hocking's place and east along
Iowa to the high schOor building.
Some pipe is also laid on the line, and
the whole work will be completed in
two or three weeks il the present
G 4, ;,,t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

GEN. JoHS b. CALLS died at his
home in Lancaster last Saturday
evening. Gen. Calls went to the
war In 1861, as captain Of Co. +, 7th
Wis. Inf, and returned a brigadier
general. At the close Of the war he
located in Alabama, and was elected
to congress from that state, but after
the close Of his term returned to Lam
caster. He was wounded at the sec
ond Bull Run, promoted to lieutenant
colonel in 1853, and afterwards bre-
vetted brigadier general. AtGettys-
burg he was shot through the lungs
and barely escaped with his life; the
bullet remaining in his body and
causing him much suffering ever
after until death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
VOLUME Ii,
SUBSCRIFTION RATES.
BUYING and
SELLING-A

is not a matter of guess work
nowadays. People, as a
rule. are well posted in re-
gard to styles and values.
They know what they want,
and what it ought to cost.
Our success has been won
by careful catering to the
wants of the people of Min
eral Point and vicinity.
We buy the right thing at
the right price, and pass it
along to our customers at a
profit they pay cheerfully.
We solicit your patronage
on this basis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
Auction Sale of Stock.

Having more live stock than he
can carry through the winter, Mr.. f..
H. Davisson, of Waldwick, VIII sell
off a lot at auction next "Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 18th. The property
consists Of seven milch cows, twelve
yearling steers, seven yearling helf-
ers, one pure bred short-horn year
ling bull, two high grade bull calves,
over one hundred head Of sheep, in
Guiding thirty high bred Cotswoid
ewes, one yearling Shropshire buck
and twenty eve lambs also two year
ling colts and one sucking colt.
Terms: One years time on bank
able paper with interest at 10, one
per cent off for cash, y. X. Wanna
tire, Auctioneer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

AT the WIS. State Fair last week
Spensley Il Hoar, of this city, took
End premium on creamery butter.
Their butter scored 96 points In IA
possible 100. The winner of lst
premium scored only y point better.
Creameries of Iowa, Minnesota, llli-
uois and Massachusetts We're repre-
sented, 80 different factories in all,
showing 200 exhibits. That our
creamery should come within half a
point of being best in such large
field, is evidence that its product is
of very high merit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
MINERAL WISCONSIN, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1898

PARTIES wishing to go into Wood
county to look at lands with the in
tention of purchasing, may secure
half fare tickets to go about Oct. 10th
by applying to J. h. Reynolds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

ID. T.. JACOBS had to light out on
his regular business trip to Wald-
wick, Jonesdale and Hollandale the
next day after his nomination for
county treasurer, through the rain,
and everywhere he went received
congratulations, and such assurances
of support that he pities the demo-
crat who may be so unfortunate as To
receive the nomination against him
1t will not surprise those who know
Jake's great at-heartedness to hear of
him paying his opponents expenses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

G.. q. Cox and II. :. We'll returned
Saturday evening from the state fair.
They report the exhibits of farm
stock and agricultural implements,
on the whole, the best ever seen in
the state. Owing to the rain on
Thursday, when the largest atten-
dance was expected, the gate receipts
fell several thousand dollars below
what they otherwise would surely
have been, and thus the association
has to meet n small deficit (abont
$1,000 instead OF having snug sur
plvs, Of which there was every prom
ise on Wednesday evening.
OUR High School foot ball team
will play its initial game for the sea-
son with Dodgeville's formidable
eleven, at that place on Saturday af-
ternoon, Oct. lst. The locals will
line up about as follows.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

For the Trienuial Conclave of
Knights Templar, to be held at Pitts
burg, Pa, Oct. 10th to 18th, the G. NJ.
Il st. p. R'y will sell tickets to Pitts
burg and return at one fare for the
round trip. VIII sell Oct. Sth to 10th,
good to return Oct. 18th. An extern
sion to Oct. 81, 1893, may be obtained
by depositing tickets, not earlier than
Oct. IL nor later than Oct. II, with
Joint agent at PittsbuIg, and payment
of 30 cents deposit fee.
W. n. II. SNOW, Agt,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

EX-MAYoR A. :. WHITE is here To
remove his wife and family, includ-
ing Mrs. Josiah Lanyon, to Pittsburg
Kansas, where he is protitably en-
ployed in a bank. Many friends
here are glad to exchange greetings
with genial bert" and to learn that
he is pleasantly situated. He likes
Pittsburg, and Pittsburg people are
sure to like him when they know
him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29

II. +. LIGHT, the horse buyer, viii
be az the Chamley Hotel Oct. 9Th, tt
pay top market prices for top market
horses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-09-29
! |GREATx|
|SAV ING


In price, better call and get
acquainted.
If you are not satisfied that
you can buy goods here from
l0oo to l5qb lower than else
where, you will have lost
nothing.
Perhaps You prefer paying
25% to 30qo per annum for ac-
commodation at credit stores,
but did 1t ever occur to you
to be "A rather expensive IA
vor? Better
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
GeroeltullQ.

9m Stranpe itieB Elm ,lii6er III
periebens al einen jun9en Mtooe-
beloen, wel6 leBterer linn ;lerlt nit
S6impiwOrten Oh leiner Flumpbei
ilberldilttete, ulSoamn i'm nod elmer
leidtcn Shlu9 nit einem Nanolhul
perlepte, inOem er biniuiii9te: r9tul
betrahten Sie lit ais uon mir ourh.
9cpril9elt."
Nieruul er9riIi Der Stranobuppb
ncr bOs iunge Nerr6en, talldte es
cini9emul III Die iul;iSe Meeresilutt
ulO lprah Johann: 40, llno q,
betradten lid ais bon mir erlGrIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
IN Der Shulc.

yebrer: n,Sept, Sinner, mill id
Guh einmul ein Hdtbiel aui9eben
Mas ut paS: Menn man jung lit
10 wilnldt man eS, mno wenn man:
hat, 10 wilnlht man es gar MID
mehr?"
Fetcr: sd weiB es, Nerr veb
rer."
yebrer; vNun, jag eS, Feter.'
Better: Sine ,Srau."
yebrer, betroiien: rNSer bat ii
pas 9ciaSt?"
Teter: yWtein Batter"
yebrer, uerlesen: rNm. tvs il
MN niht sanS rihtiS, es lit wabr
es paBt aber-eigentlih bate id pui
Alter 9emeint.,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
Yurembnrg.

vurembu re-. Nuf elmer
&erltei9euln9 Der beioen Sperm 9tiz
colas S6ummerS NotelS Waitpirtb
uno &inber suSebori9en, in Der Mta.
ria SbereiienltraBe liegenoen ioduier,
..er;ielte oas eritere9to. $40, 900 ST.,
;oaS anoere DO. S31 900 Nr. Die.
ielben tulrocn al benz Freiie nibt III:
sei6lasen uno lit binten Wonatsirii1
Elm lleber9ebot ;uldllig.
Fetin9en. - Sin bohit be
oauerli6er llniau trai ben All be,
Giienbabn ais Hottenfiibrer anseitens
ten !. +. 6ammer. ISdbrenb Jet:
ner Nrbeit mlroe berlelbe pon einen
unmeit bielisem Sabnbofe manoperi
renben .3ilse eriaBt, etpa 20 Meter
nett nit iortsei6leppt uno iiberiabrer
er blieb sur Stelle tool. Der Ser
unsliitte, ieit einiSer .3eit @ittwer
ltanb i'm IS. V~ebensjabre.
%ianben. - Der @roBber,ol
empiins in Fripat Nuoien; ben Tcr
ltano oes Gnbe uoriSen Sabres sesriin
peten &ereins iiir @ebuns bes Srem
benpertebrS unb sur S0roerun9 Dol
6anoel unb Snbultrie in Der Stao
Sianoen, beltebeno aus ben Serren
&. arnbt, Yrdlioent, Noebm, @i,e
prdiibent, Sdmib, Gnid unb Seuti6
Sei9eoronete, llrbanp uno Batting
relp. aaiiirer unb S6riitihbrer. -
Die 6erren waren %setommeu, INN ben
9anoesfiriten 81 banfen fir ba'
iibernommene Froteftorat hires pa
triotiiden unternebmens unb bic 9reB
miitbiSe Spenouns zines SeitrasS Dol
5OOSr. Der @~roBberSos iteute aud
%iernere Witbitie in ausii9t unb III
terbielt ii6 leutielisit nit iebem DC
porbenannten Serren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
StGrfite yeiituno.

,Sabritant sd boiie, Sic wer
Den meme Aunouce in reht 9cidlliSen
arrangement crltcn."
,Seitun9sbeliper: u9Sem sic ID
re Mnnpnce in meinem |latte lelen-
tauien Sic lit ielblt mas ab."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
SaSaine beoauerte

Gom. >ibre perSebli6en S~emiibunsen
brahten lie ;ur %erSmeiiluns, SSabn=
linn umnahtete ibren lonlt 10 flaren
Weiit, ump balo i6lOB Mtiramar cine
mbeilbure ,%irriinni9c in leine Mauern
Gin. ,im Nebruar 1861 perabl6ieoe
te lid Na;uine, om l6. WtGr; per
lieIen Die lepten irGniOlii6en grip
pen Werito. Ger Moiler blieb obne
I&aiien, obne WclO, obne Nreunoe.
Wtit ctlua II, 900 NtOm 0in0 er mad
Cuereturo, mGbrenp Nuare; nit Den
Seinen triumpbircno ms yuno So0.
Nulo lO0crtcn 25,o00 Mum inter
Dem NicnerUl N9cObeoO rings Inn
S,uerctnro.
ltun tritt IN Der l6Ouri0en Sra
00oie cine uupere Ej5ur uli oer&er
rather ,Iiir 10000 Felos ~lieiert Ger
Cbcrit MtiQuel yopc;, Elm Sbcim
Der Nruu WNrih0ll SOiuinc, Die
Ecitun9 lnmmt Dem aOilcr aus 10.
WiNiD. veptercr murbe III ouS Don
ncntloiter Suntu }crciu ob0eIubrt,
no CT Elm cin;i0c9 AM Den Noi 0ebcn
pcS ,Simmer bCmObnte, W0brcno nebcn
Tim icin yeibar;t .. EUlh mo bic
nit ibm %0cian0cncu Wenerdlc Wteiio
rmo WtirNmon lth ouIblelten. Wt0n
iteute i'm me0en &~erlhmOrmg 0e0en
Die Nepublit, ll'urp0tlon Der Ne9ie
rln0 ulo miperrehtllden Nedtuu0 Der
,Suuriiten Dor Elm Mylc9o9eriht. Nin
%eyiuh Der Erin;elln S0lm Calm,
Die Weiun0enen purh %e'tchun0 ;l be
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purpe Dem &uiler dn9eiei9t, oNI leiue
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2irde III crtbeilen tam, brad IN SbrG=
ncn aus Der ;um Iooc %ermrtbeiltc
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Ni6tplup, ben n0crro DC las campo
uoo", no boS ~SooC9urtbeil nod Elm
mai Slr %erleiun0 tam. SHnn ia0te
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uno Nreibeit WteritO'e. WtO9e mein
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neo ;peiten %uterlunpGS bcenocn
Sod lebc Wterito." Som wanpte CT
iit al Den Nelpmebtl, Der Die Nrefll
ton III leiten hattie, CAB Inn welo gum
Jurisdiction inter bic Munnihait unp
riei: rSielt AMI Die Hrult, uui puo
her; .3ielt gut" llno or iiel, ein
Spier napoleoniiher Eolitit, inter
Sromnamirbel lno Dem mllpen Wez
ihrei: ryibert0o y tnOepenpcncia"
cNreibeit unp llnnbbinGi0teit) :"
H&ie Die Olterrcihilhc Nre9atte
,Nppara" ben Noiimuu9oireupioen
Dor orei ,Sabren mad Werito gebruht
bate, 10 iubr lie Jest leine lterbllteu
lleberrelte ms Neimatblanp ;llrild
2m IS. >Nanlur 1865 muroc Der I'M
0liitlihe 2ailer i'll Der &apu;inertirz
de III 9$ien bel leinen Nbnen beige
lest. - IN Srellen Narben e%ntpirft
2lrnolo I&ellmer Elm Silb Don ben lets
ten Nll0enbliten ltapoleonS Ill:
Ia 1T ulh CT, boe Spter porl
N.ueretaro. Shau' mid nidt 10 ent
ieplib an nit Den tooten Ill9en, Maz
RIM i6ld9it pu Ben Ntantel auseinunz
Der uno ;eigit uri Die ~auselwunpcn il,
oeiner %ruit? sd bin unlhulpig al
peinem Sope-Suure; bat bid erihie=
Bcn luiien, nidt i'd" Rein, Oh Bit
l6uloi9, llno Oh weiBt es! I'm ne.
ni9en Minlten weroe ih bid por BEN
Nihterituble Wottes ~antlageu. 81.
ne 0elbli6e yldlle ilie9t ilber bas piela
purhitiirmte @reilen9ellht peS pertrie.
benen 2aiiers-per Slutumlalli itodt
VulS uno Scr; peri tummen-oie ga
pcleonilbe ye9enpe bat Elm Gnoe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
0teues 9Sort.

geup: rSiini;iS Wtart iiir cieien
an;ls iino bod uiel I'll piel."
3leioerbdnpler: yNber, !Nerr
Vepp, ih betbeuere Sbnen...."
vepp: ySetbeuern Sic mid mir,
bewiliscn &c mer, is mer lieber. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
Sin Shmerfranfer.

,Seben g, Serr Ooftor, i'd meir
bait INNER, i'd leib' al .3~manssuor.
itellunsen."
AID mas, boren Sic bod aui mi
SIREN bummen @eididten @as III,
.3wanseporiteuunsen baben Sic benz
eisentlid?"
rSa ieben g, @err Sottor, id
mein' bait oft, i'd muB nod a Mai
trinten!"