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Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
How the Gang Works.

Editor Tribune:-A certain candi-
date for nomination at the Republican
county convention stepped into cer-
tain office the other day where few
citizens sat gossiping, and threw him
self into a chair with an expression
and look of utter disgust. The COM
pany saw that something had ruffled
the usual equanimity and suavity of
the oily campaigner, and with one
voice proceeded to ask: "What is up
now?" etc.
"Well," he proceeded with some
warmth, "politics are getting too rot
ten for anything nowadays and the
people have no more-not as much
sense as mules, anyway. Its a shame
the way the people are fooled by the
politicians. "Anything ~new?" the
listeners shouted in chorus. You
have noticed the number of candida ates
for nomination for almost anything
springing up all over the county," he
proceeded. The company nodded.
"Well, how do you suppose that Tom,
Dick and Harry, who never have been
prominent in politics all at once get
an idea of aspiring to so big stake
as a county office? I will tell you.
These people never get those ideas of
themselves. But the slate boss who
runs the central Office station sent out
agents to start all these candidates in
to the field to make trading stock out
of the delegates. Formerly candi-
dates went out and fixed caucuses and
| deleg ations from each town. Now
that method is antiquated and instead
some popular man in each town is
made to believe that he can secure
the nomination for a certain office and
that if he can bring in delegation
for himself, a delegation that can be
traded, then he can be nominated
See? That racket worked so we'll two
years ago that this year it will super.
cede every other method of fixing
towns. have been out in several
towns anG tried to get leading men
who are my warm friends and ]oya1
supporters to pledge themselves tc
me. But they tell me that Mr.. So-aud.
So of their town is the candidate fol
such an Office and that they must look
out for his interest first, or at Least
they do not want to antagonize {
neighbor. I tried to reason with some
of these people, but to how much ad
vantage time will show.''
"Say, gentlemen" he continued
''the slate that will be nominated a
the next convention was fixed and set
tied six months ago. l see that plail
enough now. Now what bothers me il
to know whether [ am one of the luck,
ones settled upon by the boss of tn
machine. If I were to be nominated
first would do my share of the trad
ing, but being at the other end ther'
is not much chance for fellow. ,
''Why don't you go and see the boss,
was suggested. ''Oh, the boss viii
answer me and say. 'You are the man
unless UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCE:
should happen" Thus he says to all
After the nominations, he says to tn
lucky ones, You see how helped 20,
in, and to the unlucky ones, Il did al
[ could for you and you would hav
been nominated except for those fool
from such and such district VIII,
went back on you. Next year you vii
surely get it, Oh! the blankity blanl
politics." and out he went. I though
this true graphic episode literally re
ported was too good to be lost, henc
[ have recorded it for the TRIBUNE.
Z OBSERVER
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
THE DEMOCRATIC DRIFT.

TheMinneapolis Times, an ''in-
dependent" gold bug organ, pub
fishes the remarkable editorial
given below. For the benefit of
those who think the silver ques-
tion is dead as we'll as those in
terested in the evolution of par
ties, we give space to the article
in full:
An editorial in The Times of last
Monday gave deep displeasure to a
number of old school democrats who
refuse to believe that the original
democratic party is defunct, although
they are going to vote the reform
coalition ticket this year: Certainly
not one of them goes so far in his de-
fnition, or is so frank in his state
ment of the new democratic theory and
purpose, as Judge Allan Smalley,
who was temporary chairman of the
last democratic state convention of
Ohio. Mr.. Smalley declared that the
first great apostle of democracy was
Thomas Jefferson, ''while it's latest
great expounder and leader is the
peerless Bryan. He declared that free
silver is still the great issue, and he
condemned the gold men for imposi-
ton of ''an enormous bond war debt. "
He prophesied the triumph of demo-
cratic republicanism throughout the
world, the cancellation of the last gold
bond in 16 to silver, and he pictured
the great spectacle OF 1900.
''When 10000, 900 of American free
men will triumphantly sweep through
the grand arch of victory, singing
praises to Almighty God for our great
deliverance, and shouting for brother
hood, bimetallism and Bryan.
''Then the convention.reaffirme the
Chicago platform, particularly the
financial plank, and endorsed William
J. Bryan for denomination in 1900.
"The coalition of the democrats and
populists of 1896 has become perma-
nent union. Even the true blue demo-
Gratis who fatty refused to vote for
Bryan and free silver two years ago,
have surrendered Internationally,
and even moss-grown bourbon organs
like the st. Paul Globe, which the
morning after the last presidential
election declared that ''the cheap
money issue is corpse which nothing
can reanimate' has now taken the
''corpse" to its emaciated breast and
is trying to make the people believe it
is lusty and promising Issue. Both
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, as we'll as
in most other states care has been
taken to place in nomination for office
none but avowed Bryanites. .
Thus Mr.. Bryan has the field to
himselfas the prospective democratic
candidate for 1900; and though he has
recorded himself as the opponent Of
the policy Of ofterritorial expansion, his
loyalty to free silver remains. undi-
minished. Judge: Smalley. whose de-
lirious imagination can contemplate
10 09O, 900 Of his fellow citizens shout
ing for brotherhood, bimetallism and.
Bryanism," is q fair sample of the
decadent democrats who seem perfect
" willing to desert the traditional
principles Of their party and sink its
battered hulk beyond future floating.
s= In 1895 the delegation from north
ern and eastern states were largely
opposed to the unrestricted coinage
Of silver. They mustered more than.
.one-tlhird Of the convention and the.
silyerites were obliged to resort % the
practice Ct unseating 9 number 81.
Michigan deleg ates. n order 70 pro-
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07

After they have heard one or
two of Ringdals campaign
speeches, our republican friends
will be able to tell with more cer-
tainty what he will make his cam
paign upon. Don't get impa-
tient, boys. -.
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07

A republican friend at Minnea-
polls in a letter to the editor in
cidentally makes this statement:
''Eustis is not going to run as
well in Hennepin county as
Clough did. The people are get
ting onto him.
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07

"WHEN once beaten for Con-
gress, Ringdal won't bother the
railroads with his rate bills or
anything else."- 3. Adams,
Chairman Republican Congress
sional Com mittee.
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
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Es5fI .. =@H.sts 81 NOTICE. IF 3 r
.ss Will every lady Who uses Rumford' s
baking powder kindly save the labels
..--tha ct is, the portion of the label
around the cover on which is printed,
u Half Pound, :" One Pound, g Three
Pounds" or Five Pounds ?'' Insert
the knife under the label, cutting it
once, and peel the label from thecoyer.
Please send labels to Mrs. Crasswell,
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Dial SEC. tJ. 81
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
NOTES AND COMMENT.

: J. &
ENOUGH delegate have been chosen
from the different churches in the
county to insure a fair representation
to attend the Minnesota Anti-Saloon
Congress, which opened last evening
at Minneapolis. If the sentiment
against the liquor traffic can be uni
fed in practical way great results
will be accomplished.
~
MARK HANNA's manager predicts
the largest strike the country has ever
seen among the coal miners, if the
agreement to lower wages is carried
out. It cannot be that our gallant
Fifteenth is wanted down in the min
ing regions for the coercion OF the
laborers who delve in the underground
tunnels of the coal mines? That would
be worse than the typhoid fever.
*x*
The people of the county seem now
to be thoroughly aroused to the impor-
tance of draining the rich lands which
heretofore have been useless on ac-
count of surplus water. Never before
have so many petitions for public
drains been filed with the county audi
tor. The county board is loaded down
with ditch business, and special
meeting has been called to begin next
Monday at two O'Clock. 1t is expect
ed that the viewers reports of the 1r-
wing and Willmar bitches will be ac-
cepted at this meeting and the bitches
established. The Roseland ditch was
duly established at the last meeting of
the board, and the contracts for it's
| construction will be awarded next Sat-
urday. The Dovre- illmar, the Irv-
| ing-Harrison, the Gennessee and 9TH
er proposed bitches are yet to be con-
| sidered.
*x*
| The State Fair festivities are draw
ing large crowds from this section of
the state. The rain of Monday night
and the chilly blasts of yesterday we're
any but pleas ant features for the fair
people, but it is hoped that the wea-
ther will warm up for the balance of
the week.
~
COUNTY politics are very quiet yet
with all except these who are looking
for support for some Office People
in general are unable to see how the
welfare of the county is inseperably
connected with the keeping of any GER
tain man or set of men in office, and
are apt to regard county of1ice-hold-
ing in a different light from that OF
the incumbents themselves. There is
no reason why a man in a county Office
should be an offensive partisan and
we believe that there is a growing
sentiment among the people in favor
of men who will not use their positions
solely for the advancement of certain
parties or cliques. We would not be
surprised if a wave of independence in
county political matters would sci
which wo uld upset states and oust the
"bosses.' Wouldn't it be joke OF
the gang?
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
OFFICE IN TRIBUNE BUILDING.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Z, 1898.
PEOPLES PARTY STATE TICKET

For governor-John Lind;
Lieutenant governor, J. M. Bowler;
Secretary of state, JULIUS J. Helm
rich;
State treasurer, Alexander M'Kin-
non;
State auditor, Geo. N. Lamphere;
Attorney general, John F. Kelly;
Clerk of Supreme Court, 2. II. Aus
tin.
Associate justices of the supreme
court Thomas Canty, Daniel Buck
ana William Mitchell.
For Congressman from Seventh Con-
gressional District of Minnesota
p. Nj. RINGDAL,
of Polk County.
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
Candidate for Register OF
Deeds

To the voters of Kandiyohi Co.:
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Office of Register of
Deeds, and solicit the support of all
good citizens irrespective of party.
V. E. SEGERsTROM.
Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07

Anyone having young calves for
sale, please notify j. S. Day. Ray
mOnd, MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

,mer Danolun9s9epllren ,tatt, Der CUR
3eit iiber SO, 600 Witslieber umfa6t.
Dem Sabresberidte 1T ~ entnebmen,
ba6 Dem Yerbanoe 3l6 3reispereine
a~nseboreu. Sir oas in Nieoerldlema
bel Glue i'm iad)liiden Grisebirse III
erriftenbe @eneiuu9sbeim iino bis
iett GILT Wiart ireiwillise Weitrd9e
einsesansen. Sas @eiammtpermosen
bes Ierbanoes uno ieiner Soften be-
trast I,O57,a26 Miarf. Der TedJ'
nunssiiberituB Der leeten Sabre be-
traat 20, O39. 54 Wtart er ipuroe pro-
,entual ben perlhieoenen Sanenimel'
gen uro hem GenelungSbeim iibermies
en.-Oisier Gage ltarb Der FrcfeiIor
ser Muiit al Der llniperiitat uno benz
tcnislifen SOnierpatorlum bier, o..
Ssfur Saul, Elm in weiten Sreilen
befannter Miulifgelebrter.
WeiBen. Ole notwithstanding
beS bieiisen Comes, Die tereitS nor
Ii Sabrsn sur Yesrilncun9 zines be-
ionceren CONFERENCE.-The fiibrte, Ioll
nunmebr enersilb in 9lngriIT 9euom'
men meroen .-gus gnlaB hires 25labs
rioen Yeliebens hat Die oeutlde Snte'
~ipiunerei uno @eberei Der Staots
oemeinoe cine Summe bon 10000 W.
iur @riincuns elmer StiItrn9 sum
Yelien bes Slein9emerbes ilberpieler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Sa6Cen

Dresden. Der %anotug bemilliNtc
|, 800 600 Wturt ilr ben VGu non
Observation-Disclosures. Ter S0uig
empiing 9elegentlid leineS SubllGuns
cine Population oeS lNfiiiden Ge.
meinoetales, aus - liitQllebern, gu
mcllt 9G,9crmeil tern, bcliebeno, inter
6lltyun9 oeS Sberbiir0ermeilters geut
lCyr Crcercn, meldle Dem &0nl9e cine
llrtuu0e ubcr 5l6 einielne Stiftungeu
nit eliem Gjeiammttapl.ol Don rluo
4,79O, 600 Wtart III wcbltbGtioen
Sreden perldlieoenller 9lrt iiberreidte.
-6lIr oas SOnig 9llbert. Oenfmal IN
Der Gntlpurf bes Froiellcrs Yaumbad
in Verlin sur IuSiiibruug 0ngeuommen
worben.
SertbelSoori. Dit oroEcr
Stlmmenmebrbeit III Der Sc;ialocmos
trat Orieorih Eobnann in Den 6'es
meircerath 9emablt worosn.
S~rippen. Gle Gemeince hat an
Dem Saule oes peritorbenen Gottirieo
4eller, oes Grfiuoers oes SolItolies,
cine @eoenttaiel anblinsen laiien.
SetpSi9. Sier iano Die lG. Sabs
!esperlammluns oes Terbanoes Sepi'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
@ro66erioat6nm &eGen.

Sarm ltabt. Gin Sdulamtsaipi,
tant hattie es ob9elebnt, cine linn bon
Der Jfegierun9 ilbertra9ene, linn abcr
nltt i~ulagenoe Stelle zines Sd)ulpers
matters aniutreteu. Gr murbe oesbalb
Don Der Re9lerung aus ser %lite Der
Sdlulamtsalpiranten geiiriden.-Sier
erldoB lid elm l6ldbriger Sd)reine,s
lebrlina, an9eblid aus lln;uirieoenbeit
init ieiner |a9e.
@ieBen. Der Sireftcr Der 9lttiens
9eIell'dIuit, 6abrit iiir ieuers uno iGurcs
telie Frcoutte, Nerr =. .. Volirg,
trllber IN s9iaubeim uno icpt IL
Tallenoar a. 9i... murre meaen Son,
Or. Bccib's ceutihss Nmiment 1T
elm iiheres 6eilm,ttsl eraen iencs eeioeu
IS bsilt uno perbiitet 6olstrnrfheit. Gr:
tdltml Nuiten. Snrgentrantbeii. Irilien'
anihreIlun9. G%rt,inruua II. ). N. 1r.
Nooth's nsutihSs eminent hsilt Werrer:
tunasn. Guerihunaen. Nidsr'. Wruitwsb'
uuo Wsh ~ nsu 6lieneru Gin balter
2hsslofiel poll in cine 2aiis heibeu Wai'
iers BELT 6uitsn. lauren Wa9eu. BERT
bremen. trantss aopfpeb, 9iarrhos. aolic
uno ale inneren SdmerSen. 5raot eursn
adnier oarnah Ssoe Jlaihe 8arantirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
9a0en.

&arlsrube. Ger Sohn beS @ics
ner 0roGinouiirlelIen 3adarlus, Der III
elmer bieiiaen Sanoitubiubrit ais
SolontGr beid)dfti9t mar, erbielt Tor
einiger ,3eit in 6olNe llnuoriidlti9teit
Surd) einen Sebel einen SdDla9 reraIt
aui cas- %9ialenbein, oaB cS icridmct.
teri wuroe. Die Seilung lies einen
9iinitisen Aussans crwarten, rcf III
oieler Gage Ser jun9e Mianm plCt!ldl
al Griiidun9 9elloiben.
&onitani. Triuatier Sutton Wi0brlc
bon bicr wurbe ais %eld)e aus benz
Gbein 9cic9en. Gr betrieb her Irilhcr
cine Ntet9erei, muGtc Dies Wcldort
aber mc9cu &rnntbeit pertauien. Sine
biibife Tilla, sic chen iiir i'm gebaut
wiro, idleiut linn piel 9iuire9ung pcrs
urlad)t III baten, 10 oar man i'm idlon
lett elniger 3cit iilr Se~iltesgeliOrt hlelt.
Sicle %illa hattie or Gags iluor NIT
etma $4,000 Niarf Tcrluii r%eltuuit.
%0rrod). iier hat Ser ais So;ius
Lit in oen "unotog aerpdbltc. lp0isr
jeood) bon Den So;i0lbeECtrCtcn rjdlt
mebr ais Neuciie anertauutc cbemnli0e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sttgmlllcr lctnc
Stelle ais Wiitqlico NrS &lirgerarss
iduiics rieoergelcat. Ais Crunr III
Die Sbatiate u~nAeNeben, baB Der Su,
0eruusiduB leiuer Nntrlgen in scr
Srtsidmliru9e tein geneiGieS Sbr &c,
ninmct hobe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
G6lrinaiC6e Staaten.

Meininsen. Sm Sericstbum
Satlen Wieinin9en lit cine amtlide
Statiltif auisenommen woroen ilber Ole
3abl uno llriaden Der 3manssperIlel'
serun9en. Oaraus ersibt lid, eaB 1898
unter 81 SGllen in 25 leidtferti9er
Teltebr nit @uterern ODER it;lefte
Notwithstanding Die llrlat)e mar;
in 10 6Gllen llebernabme pon ilbers
idulpetem @runobelie ooer Neubauten
obne 9eniisenoe Wiittel, in = 6allen
Fro;eiie, in 3 6allen Srautbeit ODER
ionilises bduslites WiGaeitid.
@eimar. Der Ginbrefer 6rani
Sabn aus Flaueu i. g, Ser i'm Ncpem'
Der b. 8. aus Dem 3uttbaule in
Wiiiniter in @eitialen entiloben mar,
muroe pesen Ginbrudsoiebitdblen in
Sena uno @eimar Don Der bieii9en
Straifammer ;u 2 Sabren 3uttbauS
perurtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
S6meii.

Vcrn. Wie %perlautet, iii Die Suras
SimplonsY abn nid)t a~bsenei9t, Die
rettsufriae Nrien;erieebabu iu balen
uno 10 Die Terbinoun9 imi'd)en ser
Sriini9batn uno ser Sbunerleebabn
ber;ultellen. Der Stanton Bern mlroe
oem1B Dem Sefret BON 1897 all oiele
Virie cine Subpentipn BON 800. 600
Srancs leiiten.-Oie @erner Sbers
lGnoiid)e %ertebrstommiiiipn hat be
id)lcilen, in ben meilten Geiiebiitern
cine bas game Sberlano umiallenoe
&cllettips gnnpnce urter;ubrinaen uno
einen Froipettus in 1900 Sremplas
rem 10000 oeutlfe, 1000 enQllldle
uno 1000 fruniOiiihe) iiberOllhln III
perbreiten.
iiri Oh. Groe Der iiberaus re9en
@authGti9fcit in ,3iirih lit SOs neue
SGupt, FcliaebGuoe, Elm ltmuder III
etmas mooe,uiiirtem itnlieniihen
9ienaiiiurccltile aebultener Sau. mel
dies am Gharfreitag Dem Tertehre llbers
9eben muloe, wdbreno elmer "49ldhrigen
Yau;eit noh niht iertis 9emorneu. Gs
feblt linn n1mlidl INNER nod Der
2burm, Der bis Serbii inter Saf 9es
bradJt meroen loll.
quo. Der tleine 9le9eriiee pitlih
pom i3u9eriee lit in Geiabr, perid)uliet
III meroer. Sie 3antpnsilraEe bel Der
Oampild)ifflGnbe am Mpyaalteu leutt
it'd ullo ldleirt in Den Gee periinfen III
mollen. las game u%mliegenoe Ges
lanoe lit in Nemegun9 unc an elu;el,
men S0ulern sei9cn lid lf)on Jiilie.
Sas Seidbroete GebGuoe liest nOrolid)
Nes GoBberaes. bel beiieu Siiobange
Sos Sorf 0oloau am .. September
1906 ourf elncn Sersitur; peridilttet
nurNe.
Appeniell. Ser mutbioe Fiarrer
gutter. pon @al;enbauien in
gppeni>. n llh, ourdl lelue Autors
ldlaft elner ge9en Den yOttoteniel &c:
rid)teten Grabbing. Ser Soritaiier, "
ben Corn leiner 0emeinoe iuseioasn
hattie. iii 0 oerielben nit grocer
Wiebrbeit ~entlaiien wcroen. Die Ge,
meinoe mill lld leet einen .liberalen"
Fiarrer lufen.
Nargau. Sus 9roBe eiicrne 5hor
I'M alteu Sapu;inertlplter in yauien.
burg. oas cine ;iemlit perth uno
f%unnpollc Aniiquitdt iein ioll. muree
nm 1000 Nrancs III cine Gnglnneerin.
ipelf)e IN demonstrating wobut. pey.
fault.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

,ugaITen. Dar Ger pIalSlde epan9eliit1e
9irtenselan9perein beihloiien, ollie
oeutid] seuangeliiden 3irfen9eianspers
cine sur Nbbaltuus BON 8irdenton'
serteu aufSuiorbern. SpeDer, Yafaraf,
Srantentbal, Vuowi9sbaien, Neuitabt,
YirmaienS uno Germcrsbeim baben
oamit bereits ben gniuns aematt unc
auI oieie Weiie bereits 1900 Wiarf
aui9ebradt.
Oirfbetm. Guf Gruno elmer i'm
Sanuar porgenommenen Wutbung
purbe Dem hleii9en Yuhorutertjs
better Sulius NiItel unter Dem 9ia
men nSiiofelb" has 9ersuertssisen.
tbum in Dem in ben @emeinoen
Shmittweiler, Sd9ersbur9. aleiuotts
weiler, &ilbrlberg uno @alomobr 9es
ie9eneu Gruhenielbe non 100000
S.unnrotmeter ooer 500 Settaren 6lIs
heninbalt. Seiien Grcn;en beieid)u>t
iino, sur Njemiunung alier in bie,cm
6elbe pcrtommenneu Sleirioblen pcrs
liebcu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Oeacrrei6.

@ien. CUR 9iaftieit III tirillh on
Der Sede oes Y0~rlenlaaleS Elm Wraro
aus9ebrohen, Der halo geoGmpTt ipuroe.
ga Die 0ede bloE9ele9t III, muree bic
p~crl1uii9e yerle9un9 bes S%liettenper'
febrs in ben Noarenborlenlaal per'liAt.
Ger SansfritiOrlfer uno FrcIe'ior
an Der bieligen llniperiitat, ScIratb
Ylibler, III i'm Gobeniee bel %inoau
bel elmer yootsiahrt ertrunfen.-Oie
internationale SubilGums Sunliaue~
telling III rurd ben Safer in GIN
fp%eienbeit Der Gr;ber;o9e, Der Wtinillel,
oes biplOmatiiden Sorps e%roITnet NOR
ben.
Uo;en. llniere neue eleftriide
Stabtbeleuftung lit in Sunttion 9ss
treteu uno bemdbrt lid trelilid. Gle
BON zen St1bten Voien unb Mieran
nit einem Sopital Q 5000. 600
Wtart (Yerliner gnleben) gemeiuid)0ii,
LID errid)tets eleftriid)e Gnlage (Gtid)s
merle aui Der n20ll" bel Wteran) lit
bisher Die srOGte in gan; Seilerreif.
Dad 9o;en miro Ger eleftriife Strom
burt cine cberiroiidDe yeitun9 bon Der
v20ll" berab iu9eiubrt Die GntIers
nung betllst 81 3ilometer.
Yubapeit. yaut Eoliieiberidt
limb bier I'M Midr; $500 Mens
iteu, bisber Die b0dJiie i3abl, perbaitet
morbeu. Gle So;ialiltenbeee bewirtte
bieien Geforb.
SnnSbrud. Iie nun polll1bs
ri9eu Siloer bes 1882 bier peritors
benen llniperiitatss Frcieiiors 6. 5.
Stumpf- Yrentano baben i'm Ginuers
nebmen nit ibrer Mutter Die iebr
m~ertbpolle Yiblictbet bes Oabins
geidieoenen Der bieiisen llniperiitdtss
bitliotbet seitenit. IS iinb 2535
8dnoe unc 6I2 Seite, Sarunter ciele
iebr toitipielise Suellenmerte.
%ember9. Sm bieii9en Scrorte
SamaitDncw muroen Elm Wiann uno
cine 6rau uerbaitet. melfe 9emeins
idaitlih bas GeitGit ees Gnsels
mad)ens betrieben. Sic nabmen Sinoer
in Ffle9e uno uerlidnoiSten bic Gltern
nift pon beren 2ooe, uln oas 3oitgelo
wsiter ~ be;iebeu.
Ct. FDlten. Der Hiarrer pon
Pnrba iano fiirilid bel Der 2blir oes
TiarrbofeS eiuen glimmenoen @e9sNs
iiuno. gu ieinem Sdreden bemertie
er, oaB or es nit elmer gombe ~ tbun
babe, beren %unte 9limmte. Haif
loid)te er bic yunte ab uuo iibergab
Johann baS Spren9seidoB Der Sem
earmerie.
Hipa. Die sleitliidle guslielluns
babier idloE nit einem Seiiiit non
l4,2s4 @uloen. lin oaiielbe reden 81
f~Cnuen, irllte bic Start eas gusiiels
lunss9ebauoe UNI circa $4,000 Grloen
%ontaufen. Der 0iiraermeiite uno ser
GemcinoeausifuB beiiirmorteten olsies
Sfiert, Der @emeinberath lebnte es
leSoh ab. woraui Ser Slir9ermeii,er
uno ollie slusifuBmitglieoer lire Sttls
len nieoerle9ten.
@iuoii d) Seiiirit. Sler hat
lid Der Fpitprattitant Garl Streii Gus
Surft ppr Ger Follumtspriiiung nit
einem Slaubeltsewebr eritoiieu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

nit Gisentbiimern in Der umsebuns
%anseblid iiber ben Nnbau pom Tflanseu
su beratben.
@eibenbur9. Dieter Gage itanS
Der bier mobnenbe O., Der gar III oft
ldlon nit @enoarmerie uno Jlurldlieen
Suiammenaeratben III. nor benz @e'
rid)t, neil er in einem Friuatnaloe
einen Yaumitamm ent!uenoet hattie.
Saiiir muroen inn ieds &oten Ses
iangniB ,uoiftirt. 9lls oaroui Der Hld)'
ter ibn iraste, oh er nod eiluaS ~
faaen babe, melnte er: .Serr amts'
rid)ter, es lid d biiiel plel, Die let)s
@odlen. @enn / 9emuBt haiti, oaB oes
d Yripatwalo lid. batt / ia liemer 10 q
Stamm i'm Staatslpalo 9'iicble."