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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
Gen. shafter Reports Landing.

Had very fine voyage, loss less than
fifty animals, six or eight today.
Lost more putting them through the
=surf to land than on transports. Com
lmand as healthy as when we left;
eighty men sick; only deaths tw) mea
drowned in landing; landings difficult;
coast quite similar to that in vicinity
OF San Francisco, and covered with
dense growth of bushes; landing at
Rail. .~dri unopposed. All points cc.
cupied !, v Spanish troops heavily bonn
h.rdod hv ~ wy to clear them out.
Sent troops tow ard Santiago and oc-
cupied Jaragua C,..% naturally
strong place, this morL os' spanish
troops retreating as soon as our "u-
vance was known. Had no m. "n'eu
troops, or could have captured the u
about 600, all told. Railroad from
there in. Have cars and engine in
possession. With assistance of navy
disembarked. Animals have to be
jumped to the water and towed ashore.
General Garcia joins me with be.
tween 900 and 1900 men, brought
from west of Santiago by ships to
Jaragua City, aud there disembarked.
This gives me between 4, 900 and 5000
Cubans, and leaves 1000 under Gen
eral Rabi to threaten Santiago from
the west. At present want nothing.
Weather has been good; no rain on
land, and prospects for good weather.
SHAFTER,
.Msior General U. s., Commanding. =
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IN THE INTEREST OF HEaLrr.
The Sending Of Delieacfes 10 Soldier
Will Not BE Encourared.

Washington, June 29.-Actuated nv
the best possible intentions. peopIe
from all parts of the country have
been sending 10 their relatives and
friends among the soldiers in the var
ious permanent camps, boxes and
packages containing all the good
onihgs fliat only loving hearts could
think of and tender hands preuare
"hlIe the soldiers themselves are al.
ways proud OF the boxes and thor
oughly enjoy their contents. the Of
heiafs of the war department discour.
age the sending of delicacies to the
soiuiers. Iickled onions. preserved
cherries. canned fruit, cake and such
uhings are delicious enough. but
boxes OF them are not calculated To
improve the digestion of men who are
oDiiged to submit daily to rigid mill
tary discipline and training.
In view of the position taken nv
one surgeon general and his subordi-
Mates on the matter, the war depart.
ment tonight gave to the Associated
Press the following. which has the
approval of the president and Sec-
retary Alger:
The sending of delicacies to the
army, although the most generous
and fully appreciated by fhe war de-
partmenf. will not longer be encour-
aged, as 1t has been found that such
delicacies for troops in the field are
injurious, rather than helpful. The
secretary of war suggests that do
nations OF this character in future be
sent to the hospitals only, and That
one surgeon general of the army be
consulted as to where they win be
most needed"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
England I. w.trl,r,1

London, June 29.-The Evening
This afternoon publishes a long dis.
patch from Manila covering the
points already cabled to the Asso-
Grated press. 1t emphasizes the strong
anti-British feeling which has sprung
rp at the capital of the Phiiippipe
Islands and refers 20 the necessity
or sending more British ships there
and to the conviction of the Span-
iards that Germany is going to help
them.
az, Inc Evening News then says:
1here are two points in our tele-
gram whicl, we commend to the MT,
tentlon OF the government. Firstly
the influence which the presence Of
the German squadron is exercising
In the situation. Secondly. the oh
vious danger to the English should
the Spanish soldiers. who are with
out food and wages. determine tn
kick over the traces"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06

TIE most marvellous item of news
appears this week. The Collins case
no longer attracts the least attention.
Political affairs pale into insignili-
canoe. The boom of cannon, and
scare-head reports Of great nations
engaged In desperate strife no longer
enlists our ear. The astounding fact
is now extant that minister has been
appointed Police Judge in Wichita.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
A GOVERNMENT is big unwieldy

A GOVERNMENT is big unwieldy
machine and it is difficult to oper-
ate in time of war. At thu begin
ming Of the Spanish war many thought
that the little island of Cuba would
be overrun and conquered in less
than a month; but over two months
have now passed and the first troops
are fairly landed. Years not months
will measure the duration of the
conflict.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06

PoPULIsTs willingly turned over
25O offices to Republicans by abolish
ing the metropolitan police law.
Here to fore these officers have been
appointed by the state administra-
-tion. Now they are to be chosen by
the large cities which are Republican
politically. Who can now say that
Populists are in it. only for the Office?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06

In is purely Democratic Pop
ulistlc principle to let large cities
decide as far as practical their own
affairs. 1t was severe test of
Kansas Populist and showed un-
mistakably that they stand by
principle in preference to securing
Office for themselves when they an
nulled the metropolitan police law.
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"WHERE were the insurgents when
our rough riders were fighting against
heavy odds?" They We're stationed
at the north to prevent the 25 900
other Spanish soldiers from joining
the $1,000 at Santiago.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06

THERE is pleasure in life even for
the ICON" and ''brakey" on a branch
line freight. Frequently milk cans
of Ice cold buttermiIk are shipped by
freight. To be sure, such are always
fl tund in the caboose.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06
PEOPLES STATE TICKET

d. G. CHACEY the young editor of
tie Meriden Ledger is getting ont a
neat newsy five quarto paper. Meri-
den merchants and citizens are giving
him substantial patronage.
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War Notes.

War Notes.
All food at Manila sells at fam inc
prices.
The blockade is extended to Por
to Rico.
TIE third Manila expedition starts
this week.
Philippine insurgents now have
5000 prisoners.
An observation balloon will be
taken to Cuba soon.
The Red Cross League are raising
a hospital fund for Manila.
Food and ammunition are said to
be nearly exhausted at Santiago.
Montejo is to be court martialed
for being defea ted by Dewey.
Up to the present date over sixty
millions in cash have been paid out
as actual war expenses.
400 100000 War revenue stamps
have been printed and sent out for
distribution.
An Austrian vessel is said to be on
her way to the Philippines with 500
torpe does for the Spanish.
A warship may pass either side Of
the sunken Merrimac. The Vesuvius
successfully tried the experiment..
Marshall the N. Y. Journal cor
respondent dictated his report of the
ambush after having been wounded.
Hamilton Fish, Jr., the million
aire was among those killed by the
Spaniards in ambush near Santiago.
Gen. Arthur Macarthur has charge
of the third Manila expedition
There are 4 900 troops on the trans
ports.
'1t is a pity that so many brave
men must fall on both sides before
Spain sues for peace. Westmin-
ster Gazette.
Fifteen regulars were arrested in
Nevada for spanking brakeman
" ho tried to keep them out of the
smoking car.
The body of Hamilton Fish, the
millionaire killed in the battle of
Quasino will be removed and in
tered in New York.
All Spanish Notifications about
Santiago are said to be battered down
except Moro in which Hobson and
his crew are prisoners.
Cuban insurgents are reported to
have killed l50 Spaniards In a battle
in western Cuba ten days ago. Only
nine insurgents were killed.
Lieutenant Blue advanced within
400 yards of the Spanish fleet by
land and found that one torpedo
boat destroyer was missing.
The war tax on grain shipped to
Kansas City alone will be about $50 :
600 year. Most OF it will be paid
by the country buyer and the farmer.
Two British vessels carrying ST..
600 worth of coal are on their way to
Manila. The coal is for Dewey. The
freight on the coal is much more than
$17 900.
Spaniards have mined the roads
leading to Santiago and expect to
blow up artillery and troops. They
are said to have plenty of ammuni.
tion.
Aguinaldo the insurgent leader at
Manila has issued an address order
ing that all foreigners, non comba-
tants and captiyes shall be treated.
humanely.
A bill passed congress June 30th
appropriating $4,000 to pay expen.
ses of transporting representatives
of all indian tribes to the Omaha ex.
position.
5000 more troops were ordered
to leave Tampa June 9sth to rein
force Gen. Shafter. This increases
the American army in Cuba to s0,,
loco men.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06

General Merritt used to be a printer
and ought to realize the Importance
Of sending the forms down on time.
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State News.

centennial.
Kansas Dairymen meet in Topeka
November l6, II and Is.
A pack of hounds attacked negro
in Kansas City Saturday night.
U. S. trade with Japan has in
creased So per cent since '97.
Sept. 1st is the date chosen for the
Kansas Day at the Omaha exposition.
The one complaint of Kansas
foundrymen is against freight rates.
Lightning struck an Illinois distill-
cry Sunday. The damage was $500,
900.
Pay day has come to the soldiers.
Kansas boys send most of the money
home.
Gov. Leedy hopes to be able to
raise two battalions of colored vol
untcers.
Harper Pepper of Silver Lake
died at San Francisco of consumption
the 9th.
Kansas coopers want law to stip-
ulate the sizs of apple and potato
barrels.
Frank w. Ryan of Atchison was
killed by freight train at Leaven-
worth Sunday.
Kansas bakers oppose an eight
hour law and want government con.
troll of express
Many harvest fields were damaged
by the recent heavy rains in various
parts of the state.
Kansas grain dealers want a more
just system of weighing grain, and
lower freight rates.
Coburn says the Kansas wheat
crop will be heavy, although it has
sustained considerable damage.
Topeka women held a sewing be,
at the State house and made numer
Gus articles for the Kansas soldiers
Receipts at the Omaha exposition
ayeragec $1,000 a day more than ex
penses during June.
Nine carloads of members of tn,
St. Joseph Shipping Clerks Associa
tion visited Topeka Sunday.
Hutchinson joints have beer
raided this week. Some of the VIC
lators have as many as fifty counts
against them.
Chas. Osborn High School stu
dent of Ft. Scott was drowned Will,
crossing stream horseback. Th,
horse kicked him.
Civil service examinations will b,
held July 9th and 2Sth at Topeka
Wichita, Leavenworth, Salina, Ft
Scott and Colby.
693 NEW naval officers have beer
appointed for duty during the war
There are 1855 naval officers per
farming active duty in the navy.
90 per cent of the business mel
of Kansas accuse the prohibitor,
law of being a barrier to business
50 says Johnson's report as Commits
sioner of Labor.
Employers OF cement and plaste
works want tariff On gypsum 81
they can compete with Nova Scotia
They also want protection agains
strikes.
Kansas plumbers want the Law
to protect them from the Plumbers
Supply Trust. Also to regulat
sanitary plumbing under state in
spection.
The state militia of Kansas i
disbanded by order of the secretar.
of war. All government equip
ments are ordered sent into Wash
ington and armory rent ceases.
Kansas Creamery men oppose tn
eight hour law as their work n
quires more hours some days thai
others. OF course all want a
anti oleomargarine law.
Kansas laundrymen want compel
itors from outside the state to pa
license to do business in the state
They also want lower freight and Q,
press charges, also the repeal of th
prohibitory law.
/ Under the new regime, Atcbiso
saloons are to run wide open, eac
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-06

General News Notes.
A wealthy Spanish countess was
recently naturalized in Chicago.
Gen. Shafter has telephone sta
tion within two miles Of San tiago.
The Spaniard, Carranza, is said to
be inspecting the Atlantic defenses.
A collision of trains in Mississippi
killed four Wyoming soldiers the
10Th.
Republicans Of the 9th Iowa dis
trict declared for the gold standard
straight.
The Newport carries from one to
three million dollars to pay soldiers
at Manila.
Postage stamps cannot be used in
payment of war tax unless they are
stamped 81. R."
Reports from Havana to London
state that several vessels have landed
supplies at Havana.
1t costs from a half cent to a
cent to make the average cigar, that
Is just the labor.
Tennessee Democrats endorsed the
Populist platform and declared for
the Monroe Doctrine.
Tons Of mail are stored up at Tampa
awaiting transportation to the army
of invasion at Santiago.
Kansas City does not celebrate the
Fourth but many go on the shipping
clerks excursion to Omaha.
Cissack, the French cyclist made
record this week of FIVE miles in ten
minutes. He followed a pace-mak-
er.
$50, 500 hogs were received at
the X. G. market during June, the
largest receipt for any preceding
June.
5000 Cuban cigar makers In Tampa
threaten strike because they are de-
prived of the privilege of smoking un-
stamped cigars.
A Nebraska editor was convicted
this week for sending Inappropriate
matter through the mails. He had
published evidence given in district
court.
Wash white gloves carefully in
gasoline. Rinse twice. When near
ly dry put them on your hand to pre-
vent them from shrinking.
A story 10 told of bear which de-
voured hive Of "bees, honey and
an" Bruin had q sweet tooth and
did not care for little stinging.
Express company ofiicials held .
joint meeting and decided that ship
pers must pay the war tax. They de-
cided upon . schedule of rates, add
ing the tax to the regular rates.
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Camara has paid Suez canal tolls.
Egypt will not let him coal at Port
Said.
Manila would have surrendered
before the German squadron arrived
there but the presence Of the Ger
man war ships inspires the hope in
the Spaniards that that nation will
assist them.
Camara's Armada is tho strongest
Spain has afoat but the q. s. east
ern squadron exceeds it in every re-
spect except the two torpedo de-
stroyers. There are only two arm
ed ships in the lot.
Moro castle at the mouth of San.
tiago harbor mas been abandoned by
the Spanish. Samp'on can now enter
the harbor, remove the lines of mines
and engage Cervera's fleet. One
final stand will be made by the Span
iards behind the Notifications of the
city and the iron clads of the feet.
Commodore Watson is to attack
the Spanish coast with an armored
squadron and cruisers. His fleet is
composed of the following: Flag
ship, Newark, battleships, Iowa and
Oregon, cruisers, Yosemite, Yankee
and Dixie. and the eolllers Scendia,
Abarenda and Alexander.
A handful of American soldiers at
Santiago are bearing the brunt of
the contest. fighting against superior
numbers lying in ambush. The
country is new to them and the eli
mate excessively hot. The entire
American force in the field should
be directed promptly against Cuba
and Porto Rico.
Admiral Camara s fleet is on its
way to the Philippines. 1t is COM
posed of the battleship Pelayo, the
srmored cruiser Emperador Carlos,
Quintos, the torpedo boat destroyers
Osado, Audaz and Prosperina, the
transports Patricia and Buenos
Ayres and the Isle de Pana y Colon,
Covadonga, Rapida and San Fran.
cisco. The transports carry 1000
roops. Another squadron is being pre-
pared to defend the coast of Spain.
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13o were graduated in the State
Normal School at Emporia this
year. The enrolment of the school
was 1857. % different counts
were represented.
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NOti3 beS 0efnbes fir
Zetanfli,enS.

staat Ninaeiota az
Stearns county.
Us wirb hermit betannt gemadt, bab
benz 8oaro Der @ommiTdre bes aenann.
ten Stearns @onntp f1riftli4e @efu&e
unterbreitet uno in meiner Office aur
Nufbemabrung binterleet purben, in benen
UNI Si5ens fir 8erfauf aeiitiaer 8etrante
pabreno oes nit benz 10. WGr, 1898 be.
ginnenoen uno am 13. War, 1899 euoen.
ben 3ermin uon nahsenannten YerIoueu
an ben in ben Npplitationen anaeaebeueu
Ylaben nadssiuht miro: Cos. 6. Rode
i'm 3own Mpon in einem II Stod bo.
ben 5rameeebauoe auf Cots 7 uno 8
in Slet s auf Der 2ownieite uon Npou
i'm porosren 3immer bes g%enannten
@ebGuoes, oas lit i'm weitliben, "a bel %
Jub 9roben 3immer. Soiepb Rotbiteiu
i'm 3own 3ion nit 2i,ens BON /. Wdr,
1898 bis l. Wdri 1899; in einem 90 bel
90 5ub 9roben 3immer i'm unteren Stod,
%senanntes 8ebGuoe liegt auf Got 1 BON
Ylod ~" auf Der 9ownieite BON Roscoe
i'm g%enaunten @ouutp.
@enannte @eiube werben pom Yorb
6es 9onntp Gommiiidre pon Stearns i'm
: ommiiiGr' 3immer i'm gourtbauie Al st.
elouo am 9ienitaa. ben /. War, 1898
nabmitta9s 3 ubr erortert.
ST. Glouo, ben 10. Jebruar 1898.
11-2 q. ). @ruber, SO. Gubitor.
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bic MitSlieoer uno bur6 bielelbe wer=
ben bic Witslieoer nit lolden @nse=
legenbeiten befannt, welde fur Die to
tbolil6en, oeuti6en %ereinsmitSlieoer
bon grocer gSibti9teit limb.
anseitellte gsenten ODER aSitato=
rem baben mir feline, paber loll lid)
Sober i'm eiSenen Snterene bemilben
Mit9lieber 81 9cwinnen; jebo6 liest
eS i'm ,>ntereiie aler, oaB lllr 9elunz
De, trdlti9e WtGnmer beitreten. (,Sn
alien anbern SrSanilanionen lit man
tbGti9, nele Mitglieoer III 9ewinnen,
bel ms lit cine Meteorological milnl6ens=
wertb. Nebmet Guh Der Sade an
Ndtun9spoll,
". \. Spaunborit, Secretdr
Der Nrultees pes ". unp ". j., :.
IL. &. Is. =.
Ct. yoiiiS, II. Nebr. 1898.
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Yarn unt 2amt IN pcrfamfcn.

81 ih porblbe, in meinem @eihaite cine
Nenoernna elntreten su laiien. mcroe ih
meme I'M 2oiun Gan9o!a, genton gountp,
9ele9ene iSarm nno onoeIe gdnoereten i'm
3own @rnbam. Benton 9o. pertaufeu. Die
Narm 1T 800 Nder aroB. Iieat brei NeiIen
oftlih bon Slices nabe Der fatboliiten Sir
de, pot cute Sebdnoe uno lit untei iebr gu
ter Cultivation. Sie 4dnoere'en in Gro,
bam lieaen ~ W.ile BON Der neuen fatbu,
lilten 8irhe IN Wanberp 21te uro iino $40
Nder aroR. oeren Booen burhaa uaia idner
1T. @leidfa0s as9en ESQ Nder meines fei.
men WlsIenlanoes, pelhes CANA uno oar
ora'nlrt nnh BON eiuem auten @roben ourh-
ao9en III upo bas iih OILS cine her beften
0lehfarmen in 9ani Benton gountp eianet.
Ste'e lieat bier MeIIen bon H:ces unb: 10
Metlen BON Ct. glouo. ySeaen naberen Bes
oinsun9eu rpenoe mar iih on
mann | I q n,
5'3mfs Jtices, Dtinn.
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\lnmer NielhGtt9nlunr

Nerr: sd tomme, Ste NM Die
&anp elmer ,>brer prei %,lrdulein God
ter ;u bitten"
Gi9arreniabritant Sehr wobl =.
-9&ilnl6en Sic Die N%b9elagerte, Die
Wtittelitarte ODER Die ans Der Feniion
,>mportirte?"
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Weoenleitio.


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AniI9 MAIDEN, mein lieber Wteiite,
,3wirn?"
S6neioer: rS6 belize ia uber ga,
ni6t .3wirn."
Stuoent: ra6 mas, 10 nenne id
ale S6neiper.
S6neiper: r0as ma6t benn aud
ni6ts, &err Bump"
Stlpent: rFnmp? 90 belize id
ia gar ni6t."
Sdneioer: rSa, leben Sic liebe,
@err, 10 nenne i6 eben ule Stuoen
ten"
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yatoniih.

Sei elmer Notwithstanding in
Sa6ien Seben perlhiepcne pcrmeint
li6e Grbbere6tiSte lccr aus. Am
SdluB Der &ertbeilung briht Der Corn
peS Giren in iol9enpe Mprte aus {:
ga bammmerlh, "a bubt Grid /,
"a bumm les"
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Voelie llllo Erola.

Batter, bait On meme rN.pe
CVepidt) an Die Sannen qeleien?"
irllS Elm poetilh anselegter ,NilnSlins.
v9tein, Sobn, i6 babe lie nidt 9e=
lelen, neil i'd feline .3eit pa;u bate
aber On tannit iuit Die Nrt pa neb=
men unp mir einise Don BEN Sannen
%abbauen, lie lteben aui meinem vanoe
rnp brinSen mir wenisitens ;ebn Goros
Srennbol;."
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CAsTO1IA.
pas Fac s,.o An,
simile der :" mn - essm
seh.it ven S /X S s~s'aias
Smmpriitiibcs.
Nehenauf0abe.

Cine ,Srau fault iiir ibre : Sobne
l3 9roBe uno l3 tlcine Nepiel, per
tbeilt pieie Nepicl Damn 9lei6mdBig
inter ibre &inoer. H&ic fanSt lie
puS an?
Nuiloiun9: Sic tott NepielmuS
%puraus.
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Sndt SIR Gin @cim!
Sabs ct. Yaul, @inneaSOlis. 1ulntl
ODER Wsf Superior!

Solicit Sud Der seuti&en Rolonie
1arnum n. @o nod Jest ausaeseihne,
tee Qanb fir $500 pro alder auf sebnidbr.
lihe Mbfhlags,ablunsen nit 8 Pro3ent
9inien per Sabr iGuHi& ermorben ruerben
tann. Dur 1I6 barre gn5abluns bean.
ipru&t. Sdafft Gu@ elm 6eim. mel4es
gu& uno Gamilien reihlih ndbrt, unS
wo Der Wertb bes 2anbes i&nel Neiat,
unb bic bette Sihsrbeit fir Gusr iauer er,
worbenes @slb bietet. Suite shuIen unb
2ir4en. 9as 9anb liest an Der 81. paaI
uno Duluth G~iienbabn. aud baben mic
pradtise @%elessubeit ldneft Der gafern
Giienbatn.
Wesen frsien aartsn unb Yei&reibun.
gen uenoe man fi1 an
\. 6. R%orrtfon.
Deuti&er Ginwanbsrunss.Naent. st. 3
Il .. HN. Co., 9O3 Globe 8uiIbino
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Fir Gpntractpren.

@naebote fir ben 8obbau Der neuen ct
9ntomius Stride in aramtotpn werben bi.
gum l. Npril 1893 entaeeengenommen. BID
ne lieaen sur Mniiht i'm Yfarrbaule often
Seoem Mnaebot muB Elm periiterter 9bed in
8etraae BON $500 beilieaen. las &edt, ir
aeuo Elm ooer ole Mnsebote ~ pertuerfen
lpiro p~orbsbalteu.
l0-ba &arl Yfeiffer. Yiarrer,
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Cr. Booths
oentides &rdnterbeilmittel
bas
9rpse antisbili6ie Glirir mmb
Slmtreini9er.

Swei bebeutenbe Webisinen in elmer.
Sic inansurirt uno sibt benz Spitem Gla.
itiSitdt, gner9ie uno 8raft. 8eeen lin.
peroauIidteit. Nppetitloiisteit, ihlebten
Itbem, aopfweb, 0eritopfuns unb ate
&rantbeiten. Die ourh unreines Slut ent'
bat iie hires @leihen nidt. Preis
$1.0O bic Jlaide. gu taufen bel allen
Sanoleru. 7-ba
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lteuee &ohreSept.

,iuu0er Gbemann (beim Wtittu9ciien
naieulmpienp) r9&arum riett penr
nnier Sauertrallt bellte 10 eigentbiim
lib?"
,Sun9e ,SruuC wibtigl ga, weiBt
On, liebes Mdnnden, id babe, ais
&obin es berbeibratte, icineS orpind
rem @erIbe balber eir tlcines @las
&eilhenpuriilm baraui9ei6ilttct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
Inter Shuliunaen.

~ Sein Batter muB einmal seisis isin,
er 1T S9ubmader unp On trdsit ger.
riilene Stiefel!"
rSein Sater lit nod seisiser; er
1T 3abnarst uro Sein Sriiber6en
bat crit einen ein,isen .3abn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
gSas fann Die @elt oailr.

Sine tleine tuselrunbe 6rau (weis
neno): sd tann einmal oieie emf
gen Sti6eleien nidt u%ertrasen; ieet
nennt mid mein Wann iait tdslid
feline @elt!"
Sreunoin: ,0aS fam Sic bod
nur ireuen?"
Trau: rSa-t0nnte es, wenn er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
Sh0ne Nusjihten.

Bauer: yMeroen mir aber aud
ben FroSeB seminnen, @err Doc
tor?"
Nopocat: rSeien Sic unbelOrst,
oieler FroSeB wiro cine &auptaui9a=
be meineS Qebens jein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
Selbltpormurf.

Ri6ter: rS6dmen Sic ii6 ni6t,
bah Sic l6on wieoer BEL einem Sieb=
ltabl ertappt wuroen?"
anseflaster: rSaben Re6t, Serr
&i6ter, bait porli6tiser iein iollen :,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-02-24
StoHjeuf;er elmer ulten Sunoier

r@as i'm Hei6Stas iiir Outrage
abselebnt weroen, es lit iatelbait !;
unb mir, Die i6 li6er feinen ablebnen
miiroe. miro feiner oemadt."