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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-11
INSURANCE PROrlPTLY PAID.

The Citizens Fire Association on
Saturday paid Engraver A. Anderson
his insurance money, 800, This is
very prompt work, and the first loss
to be settled. Mr.. Anderson has
found few of his iron plates, that he
can use.
Col. Thomas safe was taken out
this afternoon by W. r. Hammett.
An effort was made this afternoon
to open the vault. The combination
gave some trouble.
1t is expected that the insurance adj
justers will arrive tonight or TO-
morrow.
The times., 1898-05-01
Deserved n Whipping.
(From the Chicago Post.)


1t was evident when the man raped
at the door of the backwOods cabin that
he felt that he had d grievance.
''Somethin' wrong. stranger?' inquired
the man who came in answer to his
knock. noticing his excited condition.
Wrong" exclaimed the stranger.
Wrong, Well, l should think there was
| met a boy about half mile up the
road that think belongs to YOU
Long. gawky boy. with a coonskin
cap?" asked the man in the cabin.
That's the one" returned the stran-
ger He had gun. and was evidently
out after squirrels.
big, old-fashioned. muzzle-loadinG
gum" suggested the native.
Yes: a big gun. about half a foot
longer than he is" answered the strau-
ger. II didn't stop to see whether it
was a muzzle-loader or not. but / guess
was. 1t didn't look new enough for
anything else
THAT was Ike, all right enough said
the native. What dye want of him -
~ want him thrashed. replied the
stranger with emphasis Il want him
thrashed good and hard. so that hen
have little sense.
That's takin' a purity big contract.
stranger" replied the native doubtful
ly. Hes a right lively boy, and there
amt any one in these parts has licked
him yet, except his dad which is me-"
We'll. you're the one that l want to
thrash him.
"oh, that's diner'nt. I thought mebbe
you was goin to Try it yourself. !
don't mind licSin the tar outen him
when it's needful, jest SOS to keep him
in line. an teach him that the Of man
is some consider bic yet What's he been
doin' -
He shot at me as I came along the
road, replied the stranger.
Sure about that " asked the native.
doubtfuIly.
Sure? OF course I'm sure. He yelled
out that I'd scared a squirrel he was af-
ter. and he was going to wing me JUS
10 teach me TO keep out of the way
Then he took deliberate aim and fired
And you're here to kick about it,
exclaimed the native We'll don't you
worry no more about that boy stranger.
I'll tan him good and plenty, and don't
you fergit it. Aimed at YOU delih' rate.
and never hit you. did he? Why, shoot
in like that IL disgrace the hull family.
Glad you spoke OF ii, stranger. If YOU
hear any yellin as you go down the road
you kin know I'm teachin' that boy OF
mine that he can't ruin the reputation
of two generations without havin' TO SUI
fer fer it
The times., 1898-05-01
A Typical Lender.
(From the New Orleans Times-Del

(From the New Orleans Times DemOcrat.)
Among the great men of the South who
have volunteered in the present emergen-
cy there is none who. as a mighty leader
of battle, overtops Cen Gordon. There
is none whom the veterans would follow
with greater eagerness. Eight times
wounded in action, the man fought his
way up to the rank OF lieutenant general,
proving himself un chevalier sans peur
ct sans reproche. No more gallant sol
der was developed by the war, and no
more competent leader of soldiers. He
has since been three times elected 10
the United States Senate. and has served
as governor and is the head OF the Con-
federate veteran organization His ap-
pointment by the President as major gen.
eraI of volunteers in the present crisis
would be hailed with joy by the united
South, and they would unhesitatlngly fol-
low him TO Cuba in a body
In this war the South is going to fur
nish thousands of men. IL would be moth
ing more than justice for the President 70
testify his appreciation Of the loyalty and
gaIIantry of the South by placing in her
forefront her own tested chiefs There
is a great deal in sentiment The people
are keen TO feel it when they are honor
ed. and quick to resent IL Wneu they are
overlooked and pushed aside
The President can do much TO show to
the world that the animosities OF the
late war are dead and buried by recOSniZ-
ing and honOring the military generals OF
the South, now heartily enlisted for the
defense of the common country and reSo-
lutely determined to raise TO the highest
standard the glory of the reunited na-
ton.
The desDerate valOr of WellingtOn's
British soIdiery during the peninsular
campaigns of 1S0S-1S13 and the dogged per
severance of the Spaniards, who would
never give UP the fight, no matter how
badly whipped has animated both song
and story. and actually dominated his
tory That is to say. 200. e00 men, defeated
more often than victorious, have nearly
overshadowed the reputation of 2,000000
of their allies and opponents. So runs the
world away. Defeat has often idealiZed
and apotheosiZed the defeated. So long
as the heart of the nation is able 10 throb
with every manifestation of manhood it
will be impossible TO represS the irrepress-
ible testimony of honor and virtue 10
YaIor.
The appointment of Gordon to lead the
volunteers of the South To the war would
be hailed by such shouts as would rever-
berate throughout every valley in Spain.
The volunteers ask nothing. but TO lead
the advance with their gallant general at
their head.
The times., 1898-05-01
" here IL Hurt,

IFTOm tht thCagO NeWS,l
BY love- haven't been able to sleep nights
since this war talk began"
why? You're too old to be drafted, aren't
you?'
Eyes; but the captain of our militia company
owes me $3.50
The times., 1898-05-01
Sot .FirbtInr Bob.,- Idea

(From the Atchison Globe.)
Something Is wrong with either the gun boats
or the artists All the gun boats in the papers
have their guns pointed toward heaven. Do
they expect to find the Spanish there2
The times., 1898-05-01
He Needn't TrembIe.
(From the Mail and Express }

tFrOm the NalI and ENprcs-.)
Senior Polo assures his friends in Canada that
he isn't afraid of the whole United States. And
he needn't be. The United States. being now
chiefly engaged in dealing with pirates and cut
threats. wouldn't hurt a nice little chap like him
for anything in the world.
The times., 1898-05-01
A Direfui Threat.

(From the Chicago NewS.)
Rose-Did Charlie threaten to commit suicide
when you refused him.
Myrtle-Oh. it was worse than that. He said he
would live to make me regret it,
The times., 1898-05-01

Jake-WEo that gentleman | saw you talk
ing with the other day?
Jonathan That was no gentleman
.Iake-What was he then?
Jonthan-That was a Spaniard
The times., 1898-05-01
Only Americnn Historr.

(From the Savannah News
1t is comforting reflection that there viii
be no sectional history written about the Ameri-
can-Spdnsh war.
The times., 1898-05-01

a common-seuse and profitable hint:
Drink Heurich's MaerZen. Senate. Extra
Pale or Lager Beer, or Sparkling Stock
Ale.
The times., 1898-05-01
Summer Underwear.
SPECIAL RARGATNS

Children's Fine Gauze Vests-fn-
ished with pearl buttons and regular
cuffs. Some sizes in boys knee-length
drawers-l5c each-the regular 25c
quality.
Ladies Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests
white. with fancy pink and blue lace
The times., 1898-05-01

Heurich's Beers make them laugh at
the good health they have won for them.
The times., 1898-05-01
Bargains in Things for the Children and Little lots"

Children's Null Caps-reduced from
soc to...................... .25c
Children's Hats. with straw crowns
and null trimming-all colors. .25c
Null Caps. with ribbon frame, and
Chiidren's Hats, with straw crown
trimmed with null and fiowers-all
colors-worth 9Sc-fOr Monday 49c
The times., 1898-05-01

Short White Dresses[ to years
with yoke OF embroidery &c
Infants Slips. with ruffie on neck
and sleeves. ..-....-.-.-..........-.-.1s .1sc
Infants Long and Short Coats Of
Bedford COrd-FedUced from $50
to 81. IS
The times., 1898-05-01

VVc NaIenciennes Lace Edgings and
Insertions in 12-yd. pieces 35c a piece
and l0c Embroderies and Inser-
tons in Cambria Swiss , 10 inches
wide No yard
one lot OF Platt Valenciennes Lace
IN 2-yard pieces, worth soc a
piece .19c a piece
one lot of Oriental pit Venise, Ap-
phque. pit Sierre Chantilly and Bour-
don Laces in white. butter and black,
to inches wide worth 35c and SOC
yara .,::.:.'........ l9c a yard
and Sl2j black Silk Tosca. Croc-
kie and Russian Net, is inches wide,
Tor covering waists and duesses SOC. yd
The times., 1898-05-01

l II ln..-.......-N ............--.- Sc. piece
yds. of Silk Zone Casing usually
Z5c. for. ..........-...........1c piece
54-yd. Spool Black Silk. for &c.
2bo-yd. Spool Westerly Cotton, ISc. doz
. for Sc
12c- best Seamless Stockinette Dress
Shields. AL sizes ...... .........Sc. pair
Heavy All-linen Betting, 9-yd. piece
Aol lJC.
All-silk Taffeta Seam Binding. Sc. piece
DR.. Warmers Side Elastics for chill
dren. all sizes. zes...................9c SC. pair.
Hump Hooks. doz for..............lc.
a5c. Steel Scissors. every pair guar
anteed. ......................2l 2lc. pair.
l9c Shears, all sizes. Sc. pair
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-16

That every town in the STATE in
which electionshayebe been heldisp pleased
with their new officers
That MI r. II. May, Of Meridian,
wants st85,O0O damages from Guata-
mala The case may bring about
trouble
That Lieut. Gov. . FL Jones, Of
WoodviIe, ard Hon. James Harrison,
are two more aspirants for the Gov
ernors place.
That Greepyille had a street fair this
week
That tie type Of the Meridian Star
has put the editor to apoligizing
Tbat it wishes the governor after his
visit, may carry away reserved sympa-
thy instead ofreuewed sympathy, for
Meridian aud in speaking Of Dr Iae.
kett wished him torture and fame in.
stsad offortune and fame. But g the
world goes
That Gen. Brook receives the ap
pointment as govarnor Of Cuba whi
Zee will have control Of Havana
Tbat tie football TENN Of the 0xford
University was defeated by the Louisi-
ana team Of Tulane University
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-16

That Oh Dec & the anniversary Of
the death ot Antonio Maceo, the Cnban
patriot. memorial services were ob
served in Cuba
That in 1882 when Col Hooker was
in congress, the Pearl river was stocked
with salmon tIout
That now real beauties q this hnuy
tribe are hooked from j Is pearly depths.
weighing from three to seven pounds
each.
That Scranton Miss Is shipping
sweet gum timber to Germany
That the first shipment, consisting Of
fonr carloads, was made last Wednes
day
That Mississippi man has offered a
reward fol Che lyDching of the person
who furnishes the negro dialect jokes
to Puck, Of New York While we de-
plore crimes Of this Kind, yet there are
emergencies etc., thar 60 far toward
wei, you know the rest says the Con-
stitution
That tile Illinois Central railroad has
closed a contract for J000) steel rails
That John Sherman has held public
Office fol fifty wears
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-16

That the Peace Jubilee at Atlanta
was in session this week
ThatCol w Bryan Of the Third
Nebraska has rendered bis resignation
70 The War Department and that same
has been accepted
That Mrs j. G. Walthall wife Of the
lamented Senator Walthall, died at the
home of her son-iu-law in Memphis on
last Saturday evening.
That General Garcia died in Wash
ingfon last Monday
That Havana has just witnessed .
bloody ercounter between some span.
lsh soldiers and Cubans. Several we're
killed
That Coy. McI4aurin addressed the
Young Mems Business League at Me-
ridiau Thursday
ThatGen. Leaand staff have sailed for
Hayana, but win pos enter the city
until Jan.
That tie Mississippi boys are suffer
ing at Columbia, where they ara en-
eamped.
Tb.A MeRiuiays reference i'll me
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-16

rt.tr n q 1 ,fu ~ .,t,F "a
,r..Ii. I'm. ,i,. ,s 4,", ,ta-g 4. N wv eheyo
u f.st t,,as,o9,..,il, csn ~ 81.
tained
Thatn desperate ARRAY occurred in
tbs catnn II t-a Ftrst Florida regiment
in camp at Hnntsyilr, A.a3 in which
two member otCo g Of that regiment
were killed
Ailas 'ns -''k''a l'itiia' 1a'Ce'a
non WI a''s'8 '''i''l ''A AZ 1'0"
orleans neAt yolf
That 4 silt hs @ 1duced n
congress Eeco''l' ~ = Z.
Volunteer lHi1a'.h s. iia'a y 'ns
fesalAf army
That the Ihiri Mississippi hegimens
viii 60 to Matanzas
That the genera assembly haa pas2ep
resolution recognizing the valiant
services Of Flag Lieutenant Ihos M'
Brumby Of The Aaoiic Squadron, 2. 9.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-16

That Glen Wood has greatly i'm.
proved the sanitary condition OF San.
tiago
IhatA . Hubbard Of Magnolia,
is shipping pine lumber direct to Eng
land
thay sone Of our exchanges are adj
vocating free food law
That Chieigo's city council has SEQ
the city rife Of an extension Of street
railway franchise
Thatiti is caused by the republican
aldermen who favor the ext nsion
That The homo OF one alderman, Peter
Blewer isin dnger Of destruction,
That Mayor Harrison does not mind
saying that he win not send IN riot
cal, nor will not be surprised % see
some hanging done in the Streets
That the desperation Of men when
their rights are usurped IS something
terrible
That the recent SHOWS in sections Of
Mississippi arc not helping the cotton
crop
That the Jackson Egening Ecw has
ordered Merganthaler type setting mn.
chine
That they win be tie first machines
used in our Capitol City
Tha Secretary Aiger has designated
Gen Ludlow 60 act as first military
Goyernoror the city Of Hayana with
fall powers to deal With ail questions
That Senator Hepburn 81 iowa haa
Introduced 8 joint resolution to the
ete tiaf 81 ueg State ball he ad.
miHed into tle Union alF 5an / I'D
lcs iy two thirds aajnsitg 81 toih
h9nsga
That senator Dayi5 thinks America,
Iapan ana England should form triple
alliance
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
Aus nrr Rbriupfnlf.

gbenfoben. 8ie bic bier erfd)ei'
nenbe r@esenwart" III meloen weiB.
mirb Der He9ent uorausiidtlif
i'm Suni ODER gull bic Silla Yuewiss'
b0he auf einise Gage beiieben.
eau / | III. Die Arbeiten BEL
Teblausunter iufunssfOmmi mer'
ben in benz bieiisen electromagnetic
in ben rdhiteu Wonaten mieoer aufse.
nommen. Grireulider g9eiie bat Die
unteriuhuns ergeben, oaB bic Ser
ieubunS weitere Sleiie nidt beidrlt'
ten hat, ionoern Der eisentllde Serr
auf Die @einber9e beidrdntt blieb,
NO cas Sniett Suerit auitrat. NSabrens
I'M Sabre 1898 rie Sol!en Der Yes
tGuW uu0 .G,sO0 Ni0lf tcirugen. lite,
gen lie lS9r aui $1,000 Wlrf, iielen
1897 abcr nicocr uui ~. 500 Wtarf.
@~inieln. N'ier hNbtn ;luei Sim
Der oes StlQicrS SlItorid 9ieiler, Die
alleln III NaGie mareil. i'll oaS ,Seler
oes Sfens Eetlcleum gegoilen. nobel
Die Same cIplooiyte. Die NIeine,
baben iurd)tbare G~rGn0wglpeu oapons
8etra9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
G6nrinai(6e Staten.

Gobur9. Gin Setuuoauer Der bies
iisen Healifule ieiSte leinen bel Der
iiineiten abidluBpriiiun9 erlittenen
Wiiseriol9 mebrereu Herionen, oarunter
auf eiuem ieiner Vebrer ourf einen
Vrief nit Srauerrano nit Den @orten
an: n1beilnebmenoen Sreunoen uno
Vefaunteu Die traurige Nafrift, baG
id beim Gramen ourtseiallen bin.
Tidaro yOweuberi."
Giienat. Der @%emeinoeratb be-
milliste fir ben @au Der Nelietbal'
balm, Die Giienah nit @otba rerbinoen
ioll, 5000 Miart.
Sonnebers. Der beige Sc
nieinoeratb hat einen IntraS aui Iufs
beburg beS Shul9elSes in Der Silrsers
ihule uno Sortbilounssidule an9encm'
men.
@ur;bad d.. Sm berio9liden Stie'
ferbrut ;l Sberwuribat iino neur
glrbeitsr purt) rutifenSe Grbmaiier
perifiittet moroen. SGmmtlife Ter'
uneliidten murcen ais |eiten berpor.
se;csen. 9luBerpem muroen brei Irbei'
ter leidt perlett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
8UrttemGcra.

Stuitgnrt. Ter bieslGbriae
fciialremotratii6e Eqrteitag miro am
8. Stlober bier itattiinoen. -Sieier
Gage begin9 bier q. Stto Chen. SEE
oatteur bes nSfmdbtideu Wierturs,"
cas Set Der Noloeuen Scd);eit uno
3u9leih lein 50jabriges Seruislubis
l0um.
Sannliatt. Sas Gittoriatteater
geSsnliber Dem Vabnboie miro ab9ebro.
diem uno auf Dem Flaee Elm neues Soft.
9ebGuoe erriftet. Ger Yau elmer elets
trildlen Yabn pon Der SOnis Sarlss
Bride gum @abnboi lit nunmebr be-
idloiieue Safe.
Seilbronn. Neulih NadtS nurs
ben in elmer 9teibe BON srp6eren Sc
1dDaften beoeutenoe GinbrudJsoiebiioble
periibt. Sn einem Yijouteriemaarens
laoen nurben gum Yeiipiel Stmuds
laden i'm 9Sertbe bon 5000 Wtarf 9es
raubt. 9llem gnideiu nod hat man
es nit elmer orsaniiirten Oiebesseiell.
id]ait 81 tbun.
Norolln9en. Sn einem gSaloe
bel Seersbeim murbe Der ~ab9Gn9i9e
SfultbeiB Setmann ron Smsnbeim,
Vrueer ces perbuiteten Shultbelben
pon Neresheim, erban9t uno ifon TART
in Tsrwelun 9 iibersesanseu %ouiseiuns
Den.
nlm. Gin einem Neubau in Der
Sonig @ilbelmitrate ~iiiirite Elm Wlau'
rer pom 0erlilte. Gr rib babel einen
2beil Der oarauf lasernren 9ublen,
Vretter II. /. N. nit iit), nit renen
er aui erei nit Sanalbauten beihGfs
tiste Arbeiter iiel. glle pier Terionen
puroen itmer uerlest.
Wein9arten. Die Earlier Tes
peihe bon Der 6laifenbctitait oes
-perunsliidten Faiiuaiers Der ,Glbe',"
gernbaro Gamsperser pom Sauie 6.
Gomer oabier, berubt aui Sfwinoel.
Der untersan9 Der rGlbe" ericlgte i'm
Sanuar 1895. Hamsperser erhielt aber
crit 9esen Gnoe 1896 Stelluna bel
Gomer. NuEerbem beiiet Die Expedition
zines Gamspsr9er 9lattes einen Nriei
chen beilelben Gamsper9er b. Dem
?orf, 10. Suli 1897. NORM er Die slb'
iift ousipritt, naf Johannesburg
(Siioairita) III reiien unS cas- Tlatt
lid mOd)entlid ieuoen ~ laiien.
T~amsper9er miro lett %. Iprll 1897
itedbrieIlib perIolst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
S6mei3.

Wern. Gas tilr;lif ab9ebrannte
@aoetabliiiement &eiBenbur9 ioll
unreril9lidl rsu ~erilellt meroer. 9iaf
elmer Vetanntmafung bes Gerw0ls
tuussratbes erleiSet Der geirieb in Der
fommenoen Saiion feline llnterbres
dung. Die Tatienteu meroen in Dem
renprirten binteren Yao 9SeiBenbur9,
icwie in ben 9Sobnb0uiern oeS Sorfes
&eiBenburg unter9ebraft.
Siirid d.. Cen Golitanb bes rSnters
naticnalen Siubentinnenpereins" in
Siirid) eriuft. i'm Sutsreile Der iiuois
ienren 6rauen betannt III 9eben, baB
Der genannte Terein lid bsreit ertldrt,
neu augefommenen Stuoentinnen uno
0amen, Die lid; uui Die Sulaliunsss
priliun9en fir llniperiitGt uno Folps
ted)nitum rorbereiten molten, nit Gatb
unp Chat bebililih ~ iein. Die Ser
einsmit9lieber Iino III leoer Iustunit
iibcr Standardization, Stuoiengan9,
Wcbnun9en II. /. N. 9erne erbOlis.
Sfriitlife Nnira9en merben bereits
milli9it beantmortet. Wian menbe lid
on Die Frdiioentln 6raulein b. Her
till. Grid V, Sh0nleinitrabe ..
@larus. Ger 9iesieruussratb ees
&antons bat beidloiien, bel Der 3es
sieruns Ses STATIONS Sfmp; Shritte
gu thun i'm Siune Der EDrosruns Ses
Frojetts iiir cine Strase iiber ben
Fra9el. Gle Soften iollen COO, 900
OrancS b%etra9en.
Vaiel. Die Sireftcren Ser Vasler
u%nicnbanf, @Iit mo @ir;, wurosn
ire9en u~nlauterer seihGitliter Miadlens
tdaItcn perbaftet.
I@ppenieIl. SaS Froiett elmer
Vabn auf ben Sdntis, Den Geblrgsitod
Der gppenieller Alpen, rildt leiner
GermirtlidDun9 n0ber. Die Santons
resleruns hat Die Sonieiiiou fir guss
1,ueun9 Der Sr0ite bes S%eealpiees ers
tbeilt. Sas neue Erolett beltebt BARN,
oaB Die Strede pOn 9lppen;ell bis our
Seealp'ee Ilir elettrildlen Yetrieb eins
9erldltet miro, mGbreno Der Yertebr
bon SeealpIee bis sur Me9lisalp eurt
cine Orabtieilbabn bewertnellist wers
ben foil.
2eiiin. Gineu biibiten Sniff
baben Die Seutiditmei;e ger in 9illins
5oia e%ilcnnen, um Die ppn Der Yasler
rIll9emeinen Sfmeiier;eitun9" inaus
Suririe asitation aesen ben Gilens
babnrlldfauf theilweiie %mirtuu9slos III
maiden. Gas Ulatt hattie nGmlld) cine
rieIl9e MeNge non 6luSbldttern amer
ti9en la'Isn uno bieie aui Yerlansen
mad allen Funften Der Sfwei, binauss
seaebcn. Iie Seutlten i'm 3eliin be-
1~tellten nun 10 piele, oils nur ~ betom,
men maren, llapelten tic aui uno lies
Ben lie flrilih aui benz W%iaritplap in
Vellinicna iu einem mobilization
iSmed perlteigern.
SEM. 3n 8eni iii Elm bieserer
Saneelsmann iiber Die Terurtbeiluna
.3olaS eerart in Auireauna aeratben,
oaB er leinen yaocn id)lcs nnb einen
.Settel ausbNnste. aui Dem Die @orte
!lanoen: "@esen 2rauerlalls seidloi.
ieu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31

O.etgttlttW non JlifOelcl la)en Sloels
fommlEs Sermaltung tlir;lld, filr mebr
OILS 200, coo 9Qiart ar0etuuiten WcIell-
ItaTtel0ule ses Tilr9erpereins in Ser
0llbelmlnenllra.e mlro Dem Gerneb'
men mad Elm aoeligeS &ailno eiuses
ridtet.
Nin9eu. Isle Der Iieii9e ,Nn,eis
ger" betannt Sibt, lprah lid Der
6inaniausidluB Der ;meiten Sammer
nit allen Se9en cine Gimme cailir
aus, oen Nutra9 oeS 9lbaeorpneten
Eennrid; aui llmrGnclun9 Der bieilaen
Eealid)ule nit FrogDmnaiium in Elm
Gollspmnalium nit 9iealidlule Der
GlesisInns sur Grmasuns 81 iiberweis
fen.
Main;. Die Stabt bat tas ebe.
malise reife alarutlciier, Die ipatere
Wiilltarbaderei, non benz Sriesss
minillerium in Berlin Surt @ebauoes
Nustault srworben. Sir Die Grrits
tun9 zines ~belouperen S~pielplaees fir
ben Wiaiuier 0amen:2 urns uno Spiel
Stub nor Dem furiirilliden Sfloiie
wuroen bic nOtbisen Diittel bepillist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31

Ger yo,amentiers Snuuns Elm Der Nleu'
3eit entipredenbes arantenbaus 5u err
riften.
9eip;is. Sm bieiisen .1ases
blatt" fano lid bieier Gage folSenoe
glniei9e: nSuhe fir meinen Tater
nit rubiaem @eidDait, iirenS iollSer
Munn, cine Gltere. alleinltebenSe
@ittme ODER Sr0ulein nit etmaS
@aaruermraeu. Siierten mkt en9abe
Der Telb1ltnilIe inter -" SaB DER
Sobn iiir Den |ater cine 6rau uno
,u0leid) aui rieicm nid)t un9emchn'
liden &e0e iit cine Diutter lud)t,
oas iii allies Wiogllhe. VelcnSerS
bilbid) III non Dem Nutcn Sobue, oGB
er ieintn %ater illr einen .llren9 ,oli'
Den Wiann" eltlGrt.
gimpad. Som tOni9lidIen Mint
iterium 9iu9 an Den StartratH Der Te'
Ideio Elm, bag oollelbe sur Grridiull9
zines SetnitumS ourd) Den 2lrd)itetten
Serrn 2. Wtilller, irilber in Slantens
bauien, leine Genebmlaun9 ertbeilt.
Feuis. Sm naben 0oric Stelns
bad 1T tiir;llf eln al Scllwutp err
frantter Suno getrotet wcrcen. Sn
Solse peiieu III ilber alle Srtltulten,
melte nitt meiter oils pier Silcmeter
bon Steinbad) entfernt lie9en, Die
Suneeiperre auf Elm @iertellatr per'
ban9t moroen.
Ylauen. 2lui elm @eiub beS
Miether s%ereius hat Der Staotratb
ben 0eitluB seiabt, einen Strcbper'
brennun9ssS Diem iiir perbraudtes Sett'
itlob ;l errid)ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-31
3aoen.

Sarlsrube. Seit Sur;cm rers
ben beim bieiiseu Selearupbenamte
0abrrdoer sur Selesramm Yei0roerung
%permanot. Sieiclben iino 9elb 0rses
itriten, 10 baB elm Siebliabl nift
leidt mG9lid) ilt.-Ser imeite Saupts
~treiier Der Wieter Sombau. %otterie
nit 10000 Wiart iiel in Die aOlleite
non Sarl SjOe babier. Gllltlider
Geminuer III Elm 0auerlein i'm
Stwar;palo.
Seibelbers. Gin Grenabier bes
bieligen SataillonS 500 filr;lid aui
Dem Grer;ierplaee beim SommanSo
.Ginielmarlh!" iein Seitensewebr
uno brad)te lid in ielblimcrperiid)er
@biid)t cine gum Slid nidt seidhr'
lit)e gSunce bel. Ger Gerlepte iteint
in elmer au9enblidlid)en 9eiiIi9en Stos
run9 ~0ebanoelt III baben.
Waunbeim III. gln bic 9~ufbebune
beS acknowledgements lit uah elmer
Grtldrun9 bes Sireftors Ser Fidls
siiden Giienbabnen, oeS Serrn b.
yupale, Dor 1909 uift III oenteu. Sas
Yriiten9elo ertrase labrlidl ben beioers
ieiti9en Vabneu $1,000 Wiorf. poopi
80, 600 0iart fir Die llnterbaltun9 OBJ
9eber. Cine glnoltliatiou lei nod
nid)t einaetreten.
Efor1beim III. llniere Siaot beab.
iidtigt elm Nnleben bon 5000, O0O
Mtart Gui;uuebmen, nit Dem rie Gus,
9aben iilr elm nsues Tolfsihulgebauce,
fir @alierueriorguns, &aualilation,
Gleftriiltdtswert u. /. NJ. beitritter
lperbeu Iolleu.