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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
A DOCTORS REPLY
To One of Rev. DR.. Countermine's
Questions.


Last week Dr. Counterrnine of the First
Presbyterian church sent out a list of
three questions to a number of the doc
tors of Topeka, and last Sunday evening
preached a sermon on 1.-THE Gospel and
Physicians in the course of which he
read the answers made by the various
physicians to the different questions. 1t
was understood that all the answers sent
in were to be read by DR.. Countermine,
but for some reason an answer to the sec
Ond question by a prominent Topeka ply
sician was suppressed by the pastor. The
second question was: IF you are not a
processing Christian. what are your rea-
sons for not being?' and the answer was
the following quotation from Joaquin Mil
Ter:
TN man by men condemned a. i'll
I find so much of goodness still:
In man by men pronounced divine
I find so much of sin and blot
I hesitate to draw the line
Between the two when God has not'
The Topeka physician is now wondering
why his answer to the second question
was not read as We're his answers to the
first and third questions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
TAX REDUCTION ASKED
Of the State by the County Com
missioners.

The board of commissioners of Shaw
nee county today met with the state
board of equalization at the state
house. The county board went before
the state board for the purpose of hav-
present year reduced. Last year the
county tax assessment reached some
thing over SIG, 00O, 600. This year it was
a trifie over SIC, OOO, 900, or 81 00O, 600 less
than last year. AS the counties have to
pay a state tax proportionate to the
county assessment, the county board
will ask the state board of equalization
to make a proper and reasonable re-
ductiOn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Efinger & Fraser, gro
GERS at No. 219 West Sixth street has
this day mutually dissolved partner
ship. Frank Efinger retiring from the
grocery. business. H c.. Fraser will
continue the business and all accounts
and debts of the firm are contracted by
him. -
FRANK EFFINGER,
IT'D SER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
Elevator Burns.

Bozeman, Mont, July 19.-The T. G.
Powers elevator at Belgrade, Is miles
west burned last night with $4,000
worth of grain. Loss on elevator,
$50. COG; insured. Little insurance on
grain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town

Gan communications to this department
must give the full name and address Of
the writer. Anonymous personals and
descriptions OF social affairs will not bO
published.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19

The Ladies' Society to the B. of L. F..
will give an Ice Cream social this even
ing at 81 Hancock st. Everybody in
vited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19

The Santa Fe has a lot of tickets to
Chicago and St Louis that will be sold
tomorrow and for several days at
greatly reduced rates. This is the best
season and the best route for travel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
FRANK EFFINGE
H. G. FRASER.
Wales, Wounded Knee.

london Julv 19@The Prince Of
wales. who is suffering from a fracture
of the left knee cap. is making salts
factory progress towards recovery al
though he passed a restless night
Mr.. John Bevins editor of the Press;
Anthem. Iowa, says: Il have used
amberlain's Collie, Cholera ana par
,.boea Remedy in my family for fifteen
years have recommended it to hum
dreds of others, and have never known
II to fail in a single instance. For saia
by all druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
MRS. BURKET HURT.
While Stepping From a Streetcar in
Motion.

Mrs. P. J. NJ. Burket, who resides at
102 Topeka avenue, was painfully injur-
ed by falling from an open electric car
returning from Garfield park last night
at First street and Kansas avenue. She
attempted to step from the car back
ward while it was in motion. and was
thrown to the pavement with consider
able force. The back of her head
struck on the rock pavement by the
side of the car track, and she was rem
dered unconscious for several minutes
Her head and shoulders were badly
bruised.
Mrs. Burket was removed to her
home, and this morning is reported to
be greatly improved. The accident will
not prove serious.
The Daughters of the Revolution will
give a lawn fete this evening on the
grounds of Mr.. Harrison. An admit
lance fee of 10 cents will be charged.
Dancing 25 cents a couple for the even
ing. Ice cream and cake will be sold.
There will be a lawn exhibition.
Lost or Stolen-A light red Irish Set
ter, gray breast with gray streak down
forehead. Liberal reward for return to
424 Kansas avenue
C14Ls, Too 0-aov7a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
Scott,s Tce Cream.

Parties a speciality. Phone 622. Mail
orders promptly attended to.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
Texas Fever.

John Dryden of the live stock sani-
tary board has returned to Topeka
Mr.. Dryden reports the prevalence of
Texas fever in Greenwood, Butler and
Barber counties. He says that up to
date there have been 20 deaths in
Greenwood, IS in Butler and none in
Barber. He says that all the herds
which are affected have been quaran-
tined and the board hopes to be able to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left at the Kimban Pig. Co., before II
o'clock in the morning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29

buy up thousands Of acres. ana hou
as an Investment while the SET
Elements Of the people aTc making 1lem
tcnfoId more valuable. The 2reatcsl lof-
tunes Of the North hlvh n""n mace N
this way. They buy the landN at r21-
price Of So per acre nod
them without making any improvement
and thus become miIlionlf~"S on he Ia
hor Of the people. The land spectators
are the arona> in the hive who lie still.
and grow fat at The Expense OF thelf
working ~neiehhors. i is sand however,
lv The students of tLa economy of that
Industrious and useful little animal. the
bee. that he has grown wiser taan man.
and that he has adopted the custom u
kicking the drones out.
DANIEL f. COOLIDGE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29
Hrp Sau8 H0'8 q By.
That IS He Makes Himself Usef.l about the House Ike
O1e--4e Tel's What &c Tia 10 %


iii -5,an.t,u, f.-
,tie -, ,.n,r
III -"
ltl'c -" i t.-.
w" ooII'ir u N -
i'I> 4 49, NJ -rf
f'E II w
my folks iof lhel1>' N"'I
begging. Gold weather will ...
in. but they are the same ua ,r..
lures they always We're. They
when they please and quit W..
nlposc and don't care a 3ar. ...
future. There isn't Il race a-..
that % enjoys to-day ana ha~ -
concern about tomorrow.
Odien' is their maxim. Enjoy
sufficient unto the day is the ,r. ...
Of" | think we are getting #l.1-
didly without them. for Wa have
cooking don and things last ..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Annual Session Of State Association
Meet Next Month.

The following is the programme o.. "
e~rcises for the second annual ss.un .
the Association of County Supervise.
which meets here on December 2Gh--~.
Tuesday. December 9th.
100 l.. M.-DcvotionaI En- rci~e iy D..
of the local ministers.
7:45-Annual address to supervisors
G. II. Mchanc. Superintendent Of l'u..
instruction.
S:15-QuaIifcations of the slpprr.-
Prof. NJ. c. 5. Noble. University
North Carolina. and until recently 81
pcrvisor Of New Hanover county.
S:45-Ganeral discussion.
9:0G-What the Supervisors May !
to Interest the People in Public School
Prof. j. A. Campbell, Supervisor of II
nett county.
9:30-General discussion.
9:45-Adjournment.
Wednesday. December 2Sth.
1000 y. M.-Devotional exercise I
ONE Of the local ministers.
10:f1-The Present Status Of T.
Township System.-Erof. Street Brow.
Supervisor Of Sampson county.
10:4j-General discussion.
II :00-Defccts in the School La"
Prof. Ira T. burlington, Supervisor
Johnston county.
1:30-Gencral discussion,
11:41-Special address: Prof. 7.
Ciaxton, editor \. G. Journal Educa
12:3G-Adjournment.
30 =. M.-Amcndments 10 Sch.
Law.-Rov. Z. z. Ellington, Super
Of Rockingham county,
2:30-Gcneral discussion.
2:f3-The Teacher in Politice.-Fr
y. G.. English, Supervisor Of RAND H
county.
3:15-Gencral discussion.
3:30-County Teachers As ocia len.
Aims and Purposes.-Prof. y. /. JILL
Supervisor Of Buncombc county.
4:0O-General discussion.
4:15-\orth Carolina Teachers A..
bly, and the County Supcrvisors.-I'
". T. Nhitsott, Secretary of Tca..
Assembly.
4:20-Addrcss-Dr. Charles y. NIL"
president Of State Normal COLLEGE.
5:00-Adjournmcnt.
7:30-Special address: Powerful ].
in Public Education.-Rev. john
White.
Business meeting Of fifteen or tw.
minutes.
Note.-The public, and especially
people of Raleigh, are most coedia...
vited to attend these meetings.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29
FROM COLONEL TO CAPITAL.

Governor Russell Yesterday con
stoned the following officers for the
North Carolina regiment:
DR., J. +. Carlton. Of StatcsvUle
sistant surgeon, with rank Of capita.
succeed Capt. Chas. :. Jordan, If e.
vile. resigned.
w. X. Beavers, Of Raleigh. prom
from First Lieutenant in Contrary
captain, vice Captain \. j. CraWf"t.
signed.
Il. Z. Smith, Of Ealeigh. promo..
First Lieutenant Of Company Is.
W. Il. Beavers. promoted.
W. y. Erwin. Of Charlotte, Ir.
10 First Lieutenant Of Compal< NJ
j. X. Van Ness. resigned.
1t has also been decided ~
Lieutenant Col. y. y. C0vlu-.
Second North Carolina regime.
Of the Durham company. Ill
sion Will not be made out till a.e.
cember 1st.
For the vacant l"ieuteualc~
Raleigh company caused Ivy -..
promotion. Sergeant {. {. 49,.
been recommended to the Cow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29
LYNCHING PARTY FOILED.

Glasgow, Ky, Nov. 25-Sevcn shot
fired before daylight to-day awakent
citizens to the fact that they were i.
tended as Il warning to the guards {;
the jail OF the approach of Il mob /
lynch Robert Brown and .Johnsc
Franklin, charged with murder. II
warning shots were fired by the nigl
police. The mob of fifty men found Il
Jail guarded, and after being assure
that the guards would do their duty
an attempt was made to take the pri
oners, rarleyed for half an hour. an
thc rode off. Browns trial is set f.
November 30th. He is charged Wit
killing his father-in-law. Louis McCIe
land, and Franklin with having kille
Mrs. ROWles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29
TIE TRUCE OF THE BEAR,

Rudyard Kipling in Literature.
70 a full appreciation Of the Truce o
the Bear it is necessary to rcmem-
her that the bear typities Russia, an
that the truce means the Cars dlsar
mament proclamation. Stripped Of is
poetic veil. kipling's warning resolve
itesIf into the declaration that the tim
to strike England's enemy is when she
is showing signs Of weakness.
Yearly. with tent and rifle, Il careles
white men go
BY the pass called Muttianee. to shoe
in the vale below.
Yearly by Muttiance he follows on
white men in
Matun, the old blind beggar, bandage
from brow to chin.
Eyc!csS. noscless and Hpless-toothless
Of broken speech.
Seekin" a dole at the doorway he mum:
bIcS his tale to each
Over and over the story. ending as h
began;
Make We no truce with Adam-zad-
the bear that walks like a man
'SThere was a flint in my musket-
pricked and primed was the pan
when / went hunting -Adam-zad-th
bear that stands like a man.
4 looked my last on the timber, | look
ell my last on the snow
"Whon l went hunting Adam-zad fit
summers ago.
i knew his times and seasons as h
knew mine that fed.
by night in the ripencd maizefield an
robbed my house Of bread
Il knew his strength and cunning, q
he knew mine that creDt
AT dawn to the crowded g~oat-pen
and ]plundercd while | slept.
Up from his stony playeround-dow
from his well-digGed lair
Out of the naked ridges ran Adam
Zad the bear,
"Groaning, granting and roaring, heav
with stolen meals.
Two long marches to northward an
l was at his heels.
Two full marches northward, at IL
fall Of the second night,
Il came on mine enemy Adam-zad. .
weary from his flight.
There was Il charge in the musket
pricked and primed was the pam
han Lo roarnd ,n 1i-a
"TorrihIo. hairy. human. with naws Xix
hands in nraxer
Making his euprlication rose Adam
zad the Dear.
4 looked at the swaying shoulders, {;
the pauuch's sWa& and swing,
And my heart was toUched with pity
'"> '"'"7
."To1rhaJ with nity and wonder q
NOT fire tben.
i have looked 10 more on women
have walked no more with men.
'''ul H. 'I I.,I. th |lt" mc,'iei' W"
.rrnn ~, = f..nt, tn-ia~, tba .taoi ebo1 10
=, r;n.oI fa., ara r"
CIV"
-Sud3en. silent. and savage. soaring !,
flame the blow
"FaccIess | fell before his feet ff.
ago.
II heard him rr1nt and cbuckle-
heard him pass to his den.
He left me blind to the darklir
years and the little mercy of men
..>a- ao.r :, 49, -.
wv ho"i ~ ~ ~ LIE W"
..,rh-4 IoaI ~ hara fala wv 73
-" " - ~ i'
=. "l0 " 1 "a" nv
A"I " 'hc "HI'J i'th ; iihe' I'll
49, ~ 90 'n 'l"c'
p"', -" li' NY ""lu"!c d
(fle>n like stag IL the furnace, knobht
and Withcred and gray
Natun. the old blind beggar, he gives
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29

ine- which continue even now. Ii ms s
Nation i t. become 2 wariike one. 7
~ are to have iii army which shall be
eficiant ana TO be relied upon, these
- ara hlrnder~ must IL corrected
md your commission must correct them
II is ut for you + make the feeble eS-
rr~e that ou- committee. Z mere Tolnil-
rarv association with Nc Legal eNlelehee
.v.u shall shoulder this responsibility
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29

Wilmington, y. c., Nov. -
Brooks. negro. convicted OF r.
white woman at the last term
in Brunswick county, was han-.'
jail yard to-day. lie denied ''.
up to last Thursday. when d.
confession, and again confesse" ia
OIL the gallows to-day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-29
GEORGE II.

When robbers enter with a DASH. liL4
Johnny On the spot. and gather ali the
ready cash It makes the barkeep lot.
6ut he cools off with their Kind ala
quite thoroughly before the boss gets
round and with Il spade prizes off the ice
box door.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
Nms Der um9c9cut.

fdper Edhmeier pom Tat {
Nenrp, welher me9en Se'himpTun,9
Der Sodter zines NahbdrS allf 30
Sage in pao WeIGngniB bon Stearns
Gountp 9eid,itt wuroe, lit inter Siir9
ituit in ,Sreibeit 9elcpt worpen. Ger
Eull 9ebt an ein b0beres weriht.
Gb. Mepmoutb bon Suut6en-
ire wuroe Sienltag Wtorgen bon Den
2octoren Seebe unp Scatp I'M Nah
lNH0eriht aui ieinen @eiltes;uitanp
9Cpuiit, irriinniS b%eiunoen uno Der
Nnitalt III ,Sersus Sails ilberpieien.
Wittwoh III pori9er &ohe
lturb ein aht Sabre altes &ino Der I'M
}own S&ateiielp wobnenoen ia
mile Watb. Steil. NreitaS WorSen
muroe Die yeihe nah einem pom
hOhw. i. @re9or, >. Z. y, pom
It. Gloub. einem Sntel oes perltors
benen 8inoes, in Sob Sprins sebal7
ienen Nmte aui benz oorti9en 8irbbofe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
CiD3eiam:N aebriebtem.

Nddlten Wittpoh lit Ai6erz
wittwot ; al jenem Gage be9innt bic
bl. SaitenSeit.
6ohw'iter Sii6oi Sacob Srobec
besub lid SamltaS nah ct. Faul
allmo Nohoerlelbe Dem vei6enbegdn9s
niiie Der perltorbenen Willttcr Maria
non ct. Ternburp, berWrilnperin pes
Greens Der S6lpeltern pom 9lltell
Nirten, %belmobnte.
= Nodnp. Nerr y. otihter pom
Melroie reilte am Mtonto9 mad Va
Grolie, no er nit Dem Nltarbauer
Nudner Nlltlprude ilber Nnfertl9ung
neller NltGrc iilr Die nellc ct. Soni
ia;ils airbe III Wtclrole nubm.
x N&Gbreno Der III. Eolten;eit mers
Den III Der Natbeprale mic III Der ct.
Glouo II. t.. Stride Die Nno0htel oil
Den Mohenta0eu lnp al Sonnto9el
rpic I'M leeten sabre 9ebolten. IN
Der Gotbeorule miro ieoen Wtittwod)
}lbcuD Der bo6m'lte Nerr &Ilho' Die
Nu%itenprcbi9t i'll pelttlNcr Sprdte bal
ten.
9etmt abfltrsnte erSms Gtinin 4 attiSsn 3af W..
tteier eeeen eas Sch ,uru6, msnn Ns nit, teileu. 25e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
Nudlen's Mrniea Salbe.

Die bette Sable in Der Welt fir Sbnitt'
wunosn. Mbihirfuns. @sibwire, Salt
hub. ji,berwunoen. Slshten. Shram'
men an ben 6duoen. jrotbeulen. 6ib
neraussn uuo aue 6nutisbler; lie beilt
poiitiu 6anorrboiosu ODER tsine 3ablun,
perlauat. @arantirt. bah uolitdnoi9s 3u'
eeeebsn wirb. ODER ons @,Io
mirn suriidsritattst. Vreis per Shahtel
25 Gents. gu uertoufen in W. ), 3 ubu's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
Npti; fir xcbrcr.

Iic pfientlid)cn Eriiiun9cn sur Grlanauil9
pom Yehrcr Gertinfaien wtro al iplgenoen
Ilapen acbaltcu werocn: St. Glpuo am !.
mo ? Mars; Saut Centre am 3 mn s.
UiGr,; Hihmpno am II nno II. WdrS Iie
Iriiinn0en be0iunen . llbr mpr9eus. Or
1eno Semdup, Der III Stearns Gpnntn inter
rltten mill, muB ir9eno elmer Der Friiunsen
beilupbnen
6pholl,
Gpuntnz Shuliuperintenoent
ct. Glpup, ben Il. 6ebruar 1895, ll=3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
6ebrIocr Ymm.
bnc.

Gen aeebrtenS ewobnern Der Stant uno
llmseasuo i'm Nllgemeinen uub meiuen
Ireunoen I'M |eionosrem Die 9efduiae
Nahrihf. oab ih oas Spe,erei : @eihdft
hes j. y. Ran an st. @ermainitrabe
ilbernommen babe uno am alien VlaBe
weitsrbstreiben weroe. @esen oas Der
ipredhen. mir ourh cute 9Saare uno res
Gle Sepienun9 oas 3u'ramsn elmer seebr'
ten aunoibnit Al iihsrn. eriuhe ih ale.
Die oieies @e'haft frubcr untertibten.
aud mir ibre @unt niht porentbalteu AZ
pollen. Wein Wotto wirc iein: GbrlibeS
Beih1it. quite Wnare mnb billiet Treiie.
lin geneisten 3uipruh bittst
S,4 Geo. 6iIIsn branb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
Simmer nod Die srObte Grinomns. ::

W. W. Repine. 6%erausseber oes in
Slstilua. 3d.. eriheinenaen ~ebief" iaat:
ySir battrn tein 6auS cbue Or. Sings
NewEiscouerp seaen Shwinoiuht. 6uitsn
uno Grtaltung. Wit pieleu anoeren erpcri.
meniirts ih. iano aber niht oas rihtige
Oellmiitel. bis ooB mir Or. Sings Nem
discovery 8ebraubtsn. Sein anoeres W,t.
tel fam ieiuen Ylab in uNierem 6eim elm.
nebmen. neil mir BARN elm ~aewiiies unb
iihsrss Wittel bdben asaen Grtdltune.
unc Stidbuiten babsn. IS ut unnlb. nit
anosren 6silmittsln III ueriuhen. menn
man euh auh oieislbeu uuforanst ais
eben 10 gut wie Or. 8ina's Neue Gnt'
oeduus. Sic iinc mint 10 aut. neil nie'
les Witrsl eiuen 9cccro pon 6silungen
bat. mno nebenbei iii es sarantirt, IS
perish!t ME ,uirieosn ~ itellen. Vrobe'
1aiden frei in ". J. 6ubn's @potbste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
Ncucs Spc;crci9cidbdft.

Weinen 5reunbsn uno irilberen Stunt
oen ;ur 9efallisen gahriht, oaB ib ant
alien Elabe, on 5. 2lpe.. ein Spssereise.
ihait e~roiinet babe, in welhem es mein
Seitreben iein wiro, ourh reelle @eoie:
nuns. quite Waare unb nieoriae Vreiie
mir oas ,2utrausn elmer eeebrten Suno'
ihaft ~ iihern unb an wabren. g8ie in
iriiberen Sabren 10 weroe ih auh iuroer'
bin barnah trattsn, ieoen &dufer beitens
,ufrieoen,uitellen. Weine Waare lit iriih
uno reu einsefauit uno MIR has Bette.
mas elm Spsisreieeibait eriter alaiie bie'
ten tann, miro bel mir VI tauien ieiu. lin
eeneioten 3uipruh bittet
1913 9 q NJ. TX a q [.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17
Bur @%rfldrmm0.

ga es mir III Sbrcn 9~etommcn 1T, oaB BON
"aeipilicn III Hiccs wpbueubcn NiIrgcrn mir
rad,9eia0t mlrb, ih hattie mir nrd,t QcbOriQcr
9SciScn uuo %ieb p%crtGult, crtlGre ld bier
nit oieic Nusiage ols cine iniame Nige mo
bin bcrcit, oemjenigen $50 Su Sablcn, wcldcr
mir Die pcrl1umocriitcu Verioucn nnmhnit
madt, 10 oaB ih oieiclben geriftlid) bclnn9cn
Tam. albert HobliiuQ.
Ill Slices, Witrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17

%erlun9t eun SUPERINTENDENT
den in elmer tlcinen ,INmllic. 623-
8. 2luc. norolif. /
=. IN Nei;0ien bubcr mir I'M
mer Die 10 gut rnp uortbeilbult be
tannten Tetlpild Nounp SeIen neblt
einem pollen Wager alter Onoeren Sor-
ten, ltno ne uniere Nu9mabl ni6t be
lihti0t, bepor er tuuft, miro eo iiher=
lib III bcreuen b0ben. Wcbt III Is. i.
NaDner.
=. 90 ebeu crbulten 1000 I'M
0epaurtc Stieicl unp S6nbe. Sprctt
Dor bel !. y. H$plter, It. Gloup,
Wfinn.
Sel9rdrc: s st. n Ml0f n G SCbr, Sr
III Belgrade icin
@elp tumn lept purh Die
Nocntur peo Is h q s. u. Gooperin
Ct. Gloup III lolh nlcprl9en .Sinlen
be;o9en werocn, oaI vanOei9enthilmcr
lid ben puourh 0eboteneu %ortbeil III
9tul;en lulp neue Nnleiben MAIDEN loll
ten, nm ibre ieei9en Nppotbeten no
ten I'll b~e;ablen, peren ,.SinsfuH ein
bober lit. ,intereMenz@ elo erlpart ut
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Bouquet Gi9arre bon Der ~. Is. N$ire
Gi9arren 90, pann erbaltet ibr Die
bette 5cts Gisurre, Die ibr ic scrautt
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senlapun9 Saubol; M eurer ndhlten
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bel Der & lart Number TO. in Ct.
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rem, yampen, Elehmaarcn, Eilpcrn
mn Nnbmc; bei;umDbnen, mas allies
al Den Meiitbietenpen pertauit miro.
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rnp Nbenp, bis Der 0unie Eprrdtb
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niht I'M Ereile ge'tlc9en, trcp Der
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Gut fir NfcrtcbcNtcr.

BUR aeidli9en Nahriht, baB ib I'M Stan.
DC bin, Scbermnm nnd @unid, Nuiciier
nit itdblcrncn @riiicn uub Stplcn sim
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portreiilid)e Sad,e bel bicicn harten @eoert
Taul Selb,
: 9lpe uno I. StraBe, belm altell
Ncrmnrft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17

N Wirtlih'
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Dir meinen,
riren ourh
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J!af&e III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17

Ginc &rfdItuns In sinrm laae Iu hetlen.
Netmt dbtltrsnte trsTp 9t,nin 4 atti6tn. Auf Sps
ttefer aeeen tas Sele ,uru6, menn re nttt tetlsu. Zos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-17

-. 90 eben crbulten 1000 I'M
0epaurtc Swtieicl uno S6ube. Sprcft
Dor bel !. y. Mplter, Ct. Glouo,
Minn.