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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
Ter ,Saloon" unb Die Mrbeitcr.

Gin loeben sur Nus9ube oclanotes
Bulletin oeS GunoeSs Bureaus iiir Pr
b%eitsltatiltit entbdlt bie Gr0ebniiie Ell
ner umfra9e iiber Die Stelluno, mel6e
Der rSaloon" in Ser mooeruen Snbu=
ltriemelt einnimmt. SoB man ii6 bel
pieler Nrbeit 9rOBe Wtilbe ni6t bat
perorieBen l0llen, benefit Die llmitdnoz
lldtelt, nit mel6er oaS ltatiitiide Ma
tertal odrilr Sulonmen9etra9cn lit Die
umfrage er'tredte lid ndmlid aui
1923 Nnoultriebetriebe perlhiebcniter
Dirt, Die etwu Lac, 600 glrbeitcr be-
l6dfti9en. gNuo Der Nrt Ober, lpie
ou9 8elommeltc WtOteriQl permertbct
marc, erbellt ;ur Wcnil0e Ser teuoen=
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lollte Der ltatiltiihe &cmti9 Qelieiert
meroen, b0B nit ocn G%riorocuniiien
oe9 moocrnCn ,>noultricbetriebc9 Der
MISUNDERSTANDING @GuuE oltoboli=
lher Wetrdnte mpereinb0r lei, uno
oielcn &emei9 oluubt boS Bureau iir
Arbcit9ltatiitit Der &unoe9regierun9
onenbor 9eltefert III b0ben nit .3abz
len tam man ia betonntll6 Glco be
peilen, mas man mill.
,Sbrer 6916 pom ben I'M ibre Wtci=
nnl9 b~cIro8ten 1928 Nrbcitgebcrn-
%6iien6Obnen, &bcocreien, Eabrifeu
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SrtlttIrn9c cine grOGcre ODER 9criu0cre
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be'hdfti9en, obne lid uerpflihtct III
bolten, allr pcren NcbenSgemobnbeiten
upon obcn berab" einen gelpilicn mo
ralil6en pber anbcren ,Swun9 uuS;uz
iiben.
Mie INNER, 10 periallen uuiere
Semperen;lcr audi bel bieier @ele9enz
belt III ben Ncbler, oaB lie baS Sinh
nit Dem Babe auSl6iltten, paB tic
;lpil6en m~uGuplcm @enuB pon Spiz
rltuolen uno Dem Eaiter Der Srunt
'ldt nidt III unterl6eioen perm09en.
Plus bemlelben Wulnoe meroen bon
ben Mitarbeitern unlereS ,Separte=
ment OF vabpr" ais Wtittcl ;ur BE
~tdmpiun9 bcs rS0lponS" oenu ald
itaatlidc Prohibition uno anpere dbn=
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ldngit ais polig nuploS erpielcn baz
ben, nan eiSentlid allmdlig sur ga
sesoromrng ilberseben tonutc. Ginen
wcrtbuollen Seitras I'll Der bereits err
i6redenb umIansrci6cn y%iteratur ilber
baS Srintproblem t6nnen mir bas
neuelte Bulletin pcS Bureau iiir Or
b%eitsltatiltif niht nennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

alf ben ameritanii6en Tolts6aratter
ausgeilbt, linp binldnsli6 betannt.
llnb Elm Saupttbeil bes &eroienites
babel 9ebiibrt Der peutlhen Mtutter,
Ser beutl6en ,vrau.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

Die mG0ti0itc side oe8 Sa6len
waloe5 lit III tester SamitO9 9todt
cutrur;elt moroen. Ger Wrinocr
oe9 ocutihcn Nej6e8, Ser Muun, Der
nllr oa9 tjn'jge Eebcne;iel bate, p0B
ourA eincn DISQUALIFICATION @ricg ser
rilicuc ICutihlano wieoer NJ Dem
mdhti9lttu Ncihc Gurop09 III MAIDEN
u1o Ser nit ciiernem @&illen oieicQ
Sic. erreihte, liegt 0li Der Sooten=
babre. CAN'T entI6lummerte fur;
Dor Wtitteuraft Der groBc StNat9
mann. Su9 2lblcbcn otS Gr-&an;
ler9 oe9 oeutiheu @teihe9 mar cine
llebcrruihun9 iilr europa. Srop
llbleu9ueuo Der S0milie mu6te lid
C0h Elm uuteroriltte9 @iciil6l Ser Be
Ior0uiB 9elteuo, ais Der Shmd6e;u=
it0uo oeo Naticnttn mebr uno mebr
iunabm. Die tdgli6en bulletins,
welhe cine %ei'erun9 p%ertiinoctcn, uno
Die 0rtldrung oeo Gr. S0lOenin9cr,
oaH feline uumittel6ure cicfabr uno
fem Wruno porliege, wurlm Der Shirt,
- neutrality-suspicious. 2omplitatlonel
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crrciheu lollte, btrubi9te Die Wemlltber
wieper. is bat ben 2lnl6ein, oaB
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Ocp0bnti6eu Gerloui leineo 6ronls
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otr Silrlt bettligcri8 wuroe. tyr lag
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&elt cine 2lbnung prn lcinem Sdwds
terlueroen hattie.
Sismard's lestc Sase.
2ie Nambur9er Jia6rl6ten per
0Itntliden sic ausiirli6lten Na6=
rihten iiber bic lebten Gage uno ben
COB oeS Siiriten. Sarin beiBt es:
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rnoen oeo Silriten, oaS li6 lett Dem
Ettober porisen SubreS beltdroiS per
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
YraEoent Nc&inleb eonoolirt.

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Spnntas slbenb IOlsenpe Sepelde an
Ben amsritaniiden Sotidafter @bite
mad Berlin seianot woroen: Der
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borisen amtliden SteIe Der trauern-
ben beuti6en Nation unp Der Namille
beS peritprbenen StaatsmanneS Dem
Seileio AuSorud III Seben, pelteS bic
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

Gas (Cltumcnt oco Nijrlten %i9=
mart III nod nIbt %betOnnt, man meiB
iibcr Den ,>nhnlt oeoiclbcn itooh 10
ujtl, pnI Nritorj69rub, iopie Der
Ni,ritcntitcl chi sen d~ltei,Gn Sobn,
ben wrafen I>crbGrt, iIbcrg,btu miro,
mo ouH Die Nanilic peo Cirofen Itnnp=
oil, oe5 Shpie9eriobneo oe9 Eiiritel1,
~porlduIl8 nod bort mo0nen blei6cn
wiro. S6onbuulcn ldIlt az Sen ;pcis
ten Sobn oeo Niiriten, WroIeu 9&ils
belm. SuS Soarueymogeu bc9 per
'tor6enen N!irlten, paS g'0Hcr lit, ais
ali9emein on9enomntn muroe uro iid
uui mcbrere Wtillionen SouarS Gelduit,
miro inter Die prei Sinner uno Die
lun9en Hanpau 'spertbeilt. Dies Ser
nlo9en ut tbellweile i'll Der &ant pon
Gn9lano uno tbcilweiie bel oem Santz
bau'e Slel6rooer peponirt. Srben,
Slomonten unb &unltgegenitdnbe I'M
S$ertbe pon meDr oils elmer Willion
Nfart lino bel einem >ulpelier in Ser
lin binterle9t woroen.
Grin 9ebenslani.
@$ir era6ten eS ais ilberfliiii9, Bic
%eroicnlte oes ,Silriten Sismard I'M
pas belltld)e %aterlano bier b~elonoerS
III betonen, limb bielelben ia iebcm
Seutl6en all;l betamt. Sic laiien
lid w%ieper9eben III Ben Weni9en @orz
ten: rSbne Sismart fem peuti6es
Nei6. Shirt Otto Gbuaro veopolo
bon SiSmard S6onbauieu, Ser;o9
pon %yancnburg, wuroe am 1. 9lpril
1915 aui bem Samilieni6loiie S1ons
bauien Seboren. Gr erbielt leire Or
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lium, ituoirte III @0ttingen, Berlin
unp @reifswaloe Die Nedtsmiiienz
l6ait, biente cine ,3eitlang in Ser Or
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bestase am 3ulammenseben NIT DETER
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
"a. Sabrgang.

'ein Nrilhltlld Elm ullo 'hGlt oabei
l6erSpeiie uui sic Serin9e Men9c gel
itisen Webalto III lcincm S~riutmaner.
S0uu trut pl6elih cine ASSEMBLING ;lin
S6limmercu Elm III ,Sol0e zines acllten
NnialiS zines vun9cn DOZENS mo I'M
yuuie oeo NuhmittOSo ucrlor er meb-
rcre VtOle COS &cuuHtltin. ,Sn lep=
ter .3eit butte Der STINT, ubgciebcu pon
EeriOoen ClHer9epohnlit>r 0ciigioer
N~lOrbeit, Nnrdle pom ShidiriSteit
uno ueriiet ~9eieGeutlid IN cincu lungcn
GGiunoeu S6tci, Won wclhcm CT Damn
u~ollltduoj8 crfrilbt crrpG0te. PIN
S0mitu9 Nbcne ;tiSttu lid 'cbr Be
ptutlt1t >ump;omc. Ger SOB fam
ihmcr;lo9 uuo irieolid). d. S6pe=
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ten N%lQcnbllGC trIeihtcrn, iupem tr
ibm BEN Sdleim pom Otunoe lpil0te
uno eS ibm erm09li6te, ireier III atbz
men. Sie leptcu N&oyt1 oe9 Niiritcn
Hiomart waren an Icine So6ttr, Die
~rdfin 9tune0u geritttt, mcltc ibul
nen S6mciB Don Ser Stiu wiibte
uno lautctcn rSdnte, mein @inO",
2ie 9ar;e NNmilie mar am Sterbela=
ger perI0mmelt. u. Shmeninger,
u. 6bruionoU, Baron M}Crf mo
@emublju moren cbcnioll9 Nuwtitno.
2(l9 orei W}inutcn lang feline 2ltbmIng
unO tcjr Ful9i6lNg mebr bemcrt0Or
w0rcn, ertldrtc q. Shmeuiuger Elm
inh mn r1hin mi, npr .NIrit tnnt lei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

Re9ieruns uno bas &olt Der Ser.
Stauten sele9entlib oeS AblebenS oeS
SrcBen &an;lers cmpiinoet, oeiien
@eod6tniB nit Der WroBe bes oeut=
'ten Nei6eS AMI INNER ~pertniipit lit.
Der amcritauii6e gotl6after &bite
bat Sonnto8 Mtittas iol9enpe 0epe-
lde an Den @raien Nerbert Sismarf
nG6 Srieori6srub Selonot: I'm Na=
men bes gau;en ameritunildcn BOT
teS, o"iiislell ulo unoiiisiell, ohnc TN
ter'6ieo Der Nb ltummul9, ertenne i6
Die groBe vaulbubn al, Die Jest ibren
Nbl6luB 9eflnoen bat, uno perlihere
Sic uno SIRE tralerrbe ,yamIlie Der
auiribtiglten S%pmpatbie.
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The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
]. r. LIBBY.

In this paper today Mr.. j. r. Libby
advertises the celebrated Club" ranges,
and tells what they can do. The descrip.
ton reads almost like a fairly tale, hut
every one who has had one of these ranges
knows that they are all MIR. Libby claims
for them. Cooking is hard task at the
best but all cooks will thank their EN-
ployer If they have one OF the Hub ranges
in the kitchen. Every convenience Ii
attached to them.
Mr.. Libby also makes some enticing of
ers in regards to poplins, armures, Bpopiir
armures, and German armures that will
bear careful perusal.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
LATE SUNDAY DINNER AT TIE
FALMOUTH.

Mr.. Nunns inaugurated series Of late
Sunday dinners at the Falmouth hotel
last evening that proved great success.
There were IS ladies and gentlemen,
besides the regular guests of the house,
seated at the handsome tables. ten
course dinner. .deliciously cooked and ad.
mirably served, was enjoyed to the nne
music of Callahan's orchestra, stationed
in the balcony. The programme has been
published In the PRESS. Everyone pres
ent was delighted with the affair and Mr..
Nunns has evidently. struck popular
chord. There is every reason to believe
that rs these dinners .beoomeEmore gener-
ally known there will be large numbers
in attendance every Sunday. With such q
beautiful house and everything about.sit
in such perfect taste the Falmouth will
extend it's reputation everywhere through
out the country.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
ANOTHER HOLD-uP.
Mr.. Lincoln Encounters the Footpads in
Frost's Woods,

Some days ago the PRESS gave an &C.
count of young man who was wheeling
from Bryant's Pond to Portland and dis
mounted to rest, when two men rushed
from Frost's woods, on the road to Gray,
and went through him thoroughly.
We now hsar that lately, Mr.. Lincoln
of Brackett street, was on his way to
Portland and when passing through
Frost's woods, was intercepted by two
men one of whom tried to seize the horse.
The animal was spirited one and SHE'D
to one side, knocking down one Of the
men. Mr.. Lincoln gave his horse touch
with the whip and the animal made a
spring forward and was quickly beyond
the foot pads reach. 1t would seem that
Frost's woods should be looked after.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
BRIEF JoTrlNos.

The suit for $40, 600 brought against the
Grand Trunk railway by William Gibson
of Gorham, for having foot cut OH by
falling under train was settled by the
company paying him $500.
One of the Sabbath school GLASSES at
Great Diamond island saved its contribu-
lions during the summer and has given
sa,e money to the Home for Friendlsss
Boys.
Day turnkey, Officer Massure. has
sufficiently recovered from his sprained
foot to be able to return to duty yester-
day.
Yesterday was bright day with a
high wind that grew cooler during the
day and evening.
The mastering out will begin here at
a. M, today, Company A coming first.
-Four days have been allowed for the mus
ter out of the Portland companies, day
to each. RE
Samoset Tribe, /. o. R. NJ. will be
visited by the ct. Sachem G. L. Buck
nam and suit the Goth Sleep. Corn and
yenison will be served and chiefs of other
tribes are expected to be present without
further notice.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies' Veteran
Hiremen's Aid society will be held at
Orient hall, this evening at 7.s0.
Holmes circle will hold special meet
ing at Mrs Annie Jewett's, 251 Cumber-
land street, Thursday afternoon.
Bosworth Relief Corps will give an en-
tertainment in Bosworth Post hall.
Thursday evening. Light refreshments
will be served. The committee will meet
Tuesday at 7.60 p. m. In the corps par
lors.
Twenty-three were present at the pre-
liminary meeting this week to organize
a Juvenile Catholic Total Abstinence
society in this city, with military feat
ures. There will be another meeting next
week to complete the organization.
A case of diphtheria is reported at No.
IS Boyd street.
Portland leads. 1t has the Kelley cure.
A party ofsPortland gentlemen, includ-
ing Hon. e. B. Winslow, Hon. Seth L.
La,rahee and DR.. A. W. Smith. left Bos-
ton Saturday noon by special car for
q business trip to chicago ana vicinity.
They villa be gone about week.
The report has just been received in
Portland that Wilbur A. Anderson, who
was president of this years graduating
class, Portland High school, and who en-
tered the freshman class at Amherst this
fall, is suffering from broken collar
bone, sustained in q football game.
Ernest Nye and Dennis Mayberry. the
two boys who escaped from the Reform
school Thursday night, were captured by
Officers johnson and Remick Of Saco.
and taken back to the school Saturday
afternoon.
Memorial exercises in respect to the
memory of the late Hon. L. D. M.
Sweat, Hon. A. A. Strout and George
B. Emery, ESQ.,, deceased members Of the
bar, will be held at the Supreme court
room this afternoon at three O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
Stafford WILL CASE.

The Stafford will case, which is of much
interest to Portland people has just been
settled in Boston, the attorneys for the
contestants, Judge Peabody. I. W. Par
ker of Portland, and Smith and Ludden
of Boston, agreeing to the terms offered
by the attorneys for che estate. This will
cut the requests to Rev. DIR. Daltor of
Portland and to the churches in Boston
down about one half of what the will
read. The amounts which the contestants
are to receive are not to be made public.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
RECITAL.

Mrs. Abner Lowell's pupils in elocution
and physical culture, gave their FIRST
regular monthly recital for the season,
on Friday evening of last week at he1
residence, II Henry street. The pro-
gramme consisted of gymnastic and
aesthetic drills and recitations. The reci
tations comprised variety of selections
of decided originality. The pupils were
assisted by Miss Florian Wood bury, W hose
violin solos were greatly enjoyed by all
present
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
PERSONAL.

General Manager Newman, Superinten.
dent Fred W. Spring of the Westbrook di.
vision of the Portland railroad company
Manager Smith of the Riverton Parl
casino. and DR.. G. W. Hawkes. of West
brook, Will go on hunting trip the last
Of the week to the woods Of Northern
Maine and camp at Squa Pan lake, 81
miles from Pressure Isle.
United States Marshal Hutson B. Saun-
ders has appointed Mr.. Winfied ). dasty
of Saco, deputy United States marshal
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the resig ma
ton of Mr.. Edgar e. Norton of Gardiner.
Rev. DIR. Lindsay of Waterville passed
through the city Saturday en- route from
Fryeburg. where he had been to attend
the meeting of the Maine Chautauqua
union. A number of friends warmly
greeted him.
Major Dillenbsok, q. S. A., and Mrs.
Dillenbaoksare the guests of Mrs. A. r.
Wright Of Carleton street. Major Dillen-
back was at Santiago during the recent
campaign and after short furlough will
go to Cuba.
Lieut.. John g. Berry has been ordered
to the cutter Woodbury. at Norfolk. Va.
..Mr. Frank d. Sterling of Portland is a
candidate for the office of state inspec-
tor of factories and workshops, now held
by Charles BaAtwood of Biddeford.
Mr.. Sherman j. Gould was Saturday,
after the usual examination in open
court, admitted to practice In the courts
of this state. Mr. Gould is native of
Hiram and read with Messrs. CoomLs &
Neal Of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
HARBOR NOTES.

A large number of people went over tc
the Cape Saturday on the electrics and
watched the breakers which were mag
nificent.
Schooner Margaret Leonard arrived
with 20. COO pounds of mixed fish.
The Mexican Central private car is still
Mt the Grand Trunk yards. Word has been
received from President Robinson, how.
ever. that he and his family will arrive
ia Portland this week and begin their
long Journey home.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
OBITUARY.
JUDGE sPRIGNER.

Among the recent deaths, that Of Judge
Francis Springer will attract attention
of Portland people from the TACT that the
Judge was born In Portland, April IS.
1911, and studied law and engaged in
newspaper work here up to the age of ~.
He then went West. first to Burlington,
Iowa. and later 10 Wspello in the same
state, amongEthe pioneers. In the latter
place he was associated in a law partner
Of this city. Retaining his lifelong
friendship for the Thomas family, Judge
Springer spent many . summer vacation
with Geo. A. Thomas, ESD. and Miss
Thomas--a loved and honored guest.
About him was the distinction and
dignity of the courtly gentleman Of the
old school, together with marked
geniality of disposition which made him
admired and esteemed by all who knew
him.
Judge Springer was In 1870 elected to
the territorial Legislatures. and again in
1916 when Iowa had become q state. In
1851 he was appointed register of the
United States land office at Fairfield by
President Fillmore. He was elected county
judge in 1854. and internal revenue COL
lector under Grant.
He died at his handsome residence and
extensive farm at Columbus Junction,
Iowa, and leaves four children to mourn
his loss.
His friends in Portland will miss his
return thither and will unite in paying
tribute to his honored memory.
JOHN CAMMETT.
Mr.. John Cammett an old citizen Of
Portland, died in this city yesterday. He
was the son Of Dudley Gammett and was
born November II, 1927, 90 that he had
nearly attained his list year. He was a
pump and blocks maker by trade and a
member of the Maine Charitable
Mechanic Association, having Joined that
organization 50 years ago. He was also
member of the First Baptist church.
HARRY FLINT DENNIS.
Mr.. Harry Flint Dennis. son OF Mr..
Horny Dennis Of this city. dleo suddenly
at Braobsidge, Ontario, from heart fail
ure. He was about 81 years OF age and
at the time of his death was superinten-
dent of the electric light company at
Bracbridge sE<s
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
ST. LUKE'S CATHEDRAL.

Dean Stills officiated at st. Luke's Ca
thedral yesterday for the first time since
his return from the Episcopalian conven-
tion held in Washington. The Dean had
intended to speak on the convention, but
as the meeting of the various church
q lids is to be held today decided to speak
Il the work of the parish and it's needs,
q subject of much interest to the parish.
There was large attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24

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The Portland daily press., 1898-10-24
ryrcUTOR,s NOTICE.

,v,11E subscriber hereby gives notice, that ne
has heen duly Happointed Executor OF the
last Win and Testament OF
WILLIAM Fl. ROBERTS. late OF Portland
!. M county of Cumberland, deceased,
nsng are as@ aessd I q presen ss hs
OF ss4 or settlement, and all indebted thereto
sain Invested to make payment Immediately.
are Iequo FREDERICK w. ROBERTS.
Portland, Oc.. 10 1898. octz4olawomM'