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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Nicbts ais eitle @prte.

SeGtcll S011lerlta9 bate Fraltoent
Mcainlep leinen Sag unb er nabm
Die gelesenbeit wabr, beim gmpfanz
&c oes Some Warlet Stub in Bolton
ii6 in l6Onen, slatten @orten 81 er.
Seben. Wit iol6en sibt lid bas Solt
aber nidt Suirieoen es ~perlanst 3baz
ten. Si;ielben woblflinsenoen Ebraz
len waren es, welde es i'm Sabre
1896 uerleiteten, ben Sarif. Napoleon
gum Oberbaupt bieler 8epublif 81 er=
wdblen (, elm i%ataler Srrtbum, ben es
leitber tau enbmal bereut bat. $50
lit bic a~usemeine Yrosperitdt, welde
WcSinlep uno bas Seer ieiner Nn=
bdnser uns ueripre6en? go lit Slid,
3ufrieoenbeit nno @oblitano, melde
ieinem GinSuse in bas @eiBe Saus
10 iider bdtten folsen loaen? Statt
oeiien berrl6en Archaeological, Nctbs
itano unb unsuirieoenbeit i'm sarSen
0anse, unb bic gin;isen, welde un=
ter Der republifanil6en Ibminiitra=
ton eine solbene Grnte einbeiml ten,
lino bic Sruits unb Wonopole, Die
SOrlen=S obber uno @eloitdnter, fur;
ale o%ieienisen ueroerbli6en Glemente,
wel6e ltets florirten, wenn bic replbs
litanil6e Hesieruns am Huoer mar.
Nus Der &ebe bes E%rdiioenten, wel6e
lid nit Der Stelungnabme Der Nb.
m%iniitration sur Grpaniions : Folitit
bei6ditist, sreiienoen mir iolsenoen
bemertenswertben Faiius beraus:
Die Tbilippinen wuroen in Sleis
der @eile mie Guba uno T~ortorico
infol9e bes &rieses %unlerer SIR orse
anpertraut, unb mir iino inter @ots
ties Soriebuns unb i'm Namen menids
li6en Sortl6ritts uno Civilization
moralil6 oaSu uerpflidtet. Wan6e
betra6ten unier |erbdltniB 81 ben
Fbilippinen in einem anberen 9ihte
ais bas besislid Guba's unb Fortos
rico'S, aber barin ltimmen ale iiberz
elm, baB Die Fbilippinen Spanien
ni6t wiebcr ausselieiert werben fol-
len. Die Nnselegenbeit lit iest III
Sdnoen beS GonSrenes, welder Die
Stimme, oas @ewinen uno bas llrs
tbeil bes amerifanil6en %oltes beoeus
tet. Sollten mir ni6t auf bas llrs
tbeil uno baS @ewiien I'm lerer Ib9e:
oroneteu inns p~erlaiien fonnen? SD
CLAUDE an lie uno pertraue ibnen. Sms
perialiitiide abiidten lauern nidt I'M
ameritanil6eu @emiltb, oenn lie llno
Der amerifanil6en 8eoanfenmelt uno
amerifanii6em @elen iremo. Sd
lpeiB ni6t mebr, ais meme Yal,oSleu=
te aud uno mage oaber nldt 81 pro-
pbeseien, aber i'd fam meme @eban=
fenbiloer nidt nit ben blutbeiledten
g~uufsrdben UNI Wanila abl6lieRen,
no ieoer rotbe Slutstropien, Oh Don
einem amerifanii6en Soloaten, DOE,
einem irreSeleiteten Silipino perSol.
len, mein 6ers idwer ma6t. @or nil
taIden pielmebr Die Sabre, weldt
nod in Der i3ufunit S6ooB ruben,
uui, no iene Snielsruppe bic Ferlt
unb Der Hubm oeS SroppenmeereS &c:
moroen ie;n miro, ein yano oes lie:
beriluiies uno sroBer @eripre6unsen,
Elm ganb, beiien &inoer unb &inoeSa
tinoer in alle Gwisfeit ben Namen DC,
ameritanil6en Gepublit leSnen wer'
ben, neil lie ibr Saterlano erl0lte uni
irei ma6te,"
Ston scla9t, aber ni6ts ais eite|
@orte. Die i6wanfenbe Saltuns be,
Administration serabe in Der Grpan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
HE MeatsW arfet.

Qlt McuIs Wut"''
elte Sorte &inoIleil9
tren Gnantitdtsn 5n
He, oab.r iib nnlet
|nnbriu9.uo iilr leoe
b. @ntj Shipellle
d, int groBbanoel =,
!. 9as Sleiih 1T als
Ean isred)e por bel
Diaen Il Co., -,
Wid. Yiners 20
bber Il Iorippn's seit,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

papieroelo burd neues an erlebsn.
bies fann inbefien nur aefdRben, penn
Die alien Hoten au bie1em .3ped ei1iaea
liefert nerben. Vas Shabamt lit MIDI
bere6tiet, Die alten Noten eir5ufors
bern, e5 fam nid)t einmal barum cts
fu6en.
.2eoal 5snber Noten aum Eins
taui6 oeeea Golb iinb feit fanser sSeit
bem Shubamt niht anoeboten foDr=
ben, uno meiner Infidbt nah pirb nies
audi fobalo niht seTheben. Der Meberz
fhuB Ger 2fu5fubr lber Die ginfubr
lit 10 bebeuteno unit, 10 nnbaner1rb, baB
ioir pordusiicbtlib in ben ndhftensSaba
rem tslne 8eranlaHuno baben 'tperben,
Gplb nab europa gu per51iffen. Muz
Berbem qber lit nniere @olbprpols4ion
10 reidNih, bab febon barin Elm frdftis
ger Sdlub gegen Die @rfhopfnns bes
9olbbeItanhes imShabamte Geqt. Die
uenbloie Settle" fbeint qebrphen su
fein. 9batid6lih lit @olb perbGitnib.
mdBia in iolhemleherfluB pnrbanber,
baR Miemanb bafiir 2eaaI Senber-9fus
ten ODER iioerbanpt Bapieraelb iraenb
ipeldf: slrt hersuaeben bereit it,"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13
Der Wanscl an Yapicrsclo.

8unnesiAabmeiIter Roberts beridz
tet iiber ben Stanb Der llmlaufsmittel
mie folat: Die eeiammie per &apitaz
Circulation an W}iinae unb pupieroclb
hat pom l. Mdrs 1898. mo oiefeloe
S23.83 betrue. auf $25.51 am 1.Wdr5
b. s. iih permehrt; am l. Wdr3 1897
betruq bielelbe $32.1 am /. Wlar5
1896 nur $21.59; man iieht. baB felt
sSabren eine ltetiae @rbObuna itottsez
funben bat. Die 3unabme Der ums
laufsmittel iit bauptldhlih ouf 8ploz
miinae belhrdntt, beren getraa BON
$445 .293, ,591 am 1. Mdra 1896 auf
$702, ,3O5,269 anoefh!pollen lit. Die
3unabme Der Sob circulation betrua
$257, ,O11,678 bel elmer 2unabme Der
@e1anmts Circulation Inn $500, 1OO,z
555. Sine rereleihenoe lleberi6t iiher
bic Circulation Der perihieDenen 8elb2
Iorten am l. Wdra 1899 aiebt foleenos
q n nhrItp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

Seni ........... 81 l53s. 742. .057 $la3s. 6l2
,,gllle Qlrten Don umlaufsmitteln
baben cine 3unabme erfabren, nit
Nusnabme Der @plb=gertificate, Der
Gberman=Noten unb Der gurrencDz
Certificate. Die grb0buna Der Girclz
laticn Don 6ilbersGertificaten unb
@reenbads ift bem umitanoe 3u5uz
lbrsiben. pat bas Sdabamt mehr
bon bielen Soften ausbeaahlt bat, ndbz
renb oofiir Golb i'm Shabamt einbes
boltcn ipurbe. Oas 8arrengolb I'M
BunoesIhob itiea auf S127, 1886. OCT.
bueeeen ift Der 8orrath bon Cob
miinae in Dem 3eitraum um ettpa ST.
100000 eefanen. neil Die Miinaen ra=
fber oasaeaeben ipurben. ais geprust
peroen tonnte. Die oroEe Jtuhfsaae
nod Yupieraelb bon Seitcn Der 8anz
fen lit Der eroben 2ebhaftiafeit bes
8efhdfts in alien 3tpeioeH auoufdreiz
ben, aber riel Yopieroelo mag aud, IN
@triimpfen uno 8lehbiihien als Grz
lpornii1e lpeaoeleat iein. Sin Morael
an GireulationS-MitteIn 1T ibatSa1=
lid nid)t porbanoen. Der lleberfIub an
@olomiin3e bilft ireilih Der Gireu!a-
tipn nibt piel. Mn Der BacificfiiIte bat
man bas @olb lebr oern unb Bapiere
eelp fteht niht in CUNT. aber i'm iibri=
acn 2anbe 1T bas @eoentheil Der ,Sau.
Die glationalz8anfen fonntsn ben,
Munih nah elmer 8ermehruna Der
papiergelb Z Circulation cnt1prehen.
ipenn G,ie tponten. aber es itecfi niht
eenua profit barin fir iie. Oas Gdab=
amt perfubt Der Natbfraae fopiel nie
nlOalih gereht au iperben. Das .Yu=
reau Of Gnqrapina" fertiat eegennGrs
tig nur Noten aum Nennlpertbe ben
$40 uno barunter an. Son ben 56
padeten, iebes 1000 Noten entbdlteno.
fpelhe tdalih abaeliefert fperSen, 1:nO
81, Yadete@inbollar= =Noten. dht .3lpeiz
bollar~ ~9loten, cht 6iinfoola- zg1oten.
unh brei padete 3ebnbolldrz Noten.
Oiefe iperben an GtelIe bon gloten BON
gr0berem 91ernperthe. bic 5nr Gins
ifampfuna einaeliefert iinb. enittirt.
Oa teine NDten gum gintauf1 BON
@olb einaeliefert tperhen. 70 ift bies
bic ein3iae Meihobe. ileine Noien ii
Circulation al brinoen. Das G<6ats
amt IL tets beniiht. obaebrou@ts8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

Die pon 6erb. Sranlp rno Martpni
dn9ereate brabtloie Sele9rapbie boi
nunmebr in 5rantreif) practiihe Ser
!pertbung 9efurben. 0ie 8elpDbner Der
Hue Gluubes8ernara in Baris noren
nleferSose nidt lpenig eritonnt. ols lie
uber einem 6auie einen &ieienma!t
(ilebe 4bbilbunO faben. 0erfslbe oient
5ur Iufnabme eleetriider Stromun<
oen uno lit iiber bem eriten Bureau i'm
Oienite orabt1pfer Selearophie erri6tet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

fporben. Die erIten 9epeiden ipnrben
bon pantbcon aus aufgenommen bdnn
fnlaten folhe pomGifeltburm ans leine
Gntfernune bon 2 1f2 MeileD. DGs
Experiment eelane ponitdnbig, ia 1elbtf
bel Reeen unb g2ebel batfe man iiber
~ans poris Grfplge. @esentpartig tpers
ben biele rbom !0immel gefallenenD n
@ptfhaften 3lpif9en S1afipnen IN Der
Gntfernuna BON 19 Meilen nit ST.
herbeit oufaenommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13
Snerfiner.

@lei6 bem Mei6nadtsfe5t Gilt
Oitern ais elm Sreuoenfeit. befonbers
fir bic sSugeno, ipeshalb bieair1e cine
Heife bon alien gebrdudsn. !. 9. bas
bon Der 8anael ersdblte Sitermdrden
unb Die Siteraeldhter. bic bie{em
Sfer5 folaten, mshr ober tpenieer in
8erbinbuna ooer innerhulb Der fir9li-
den SSeier but fprtbefteben laKen, nb-
!pobl lie gum auten SRile aus heibni.
fben 3eiten itdmmen cunb urfpriingli9
ipahrldninlid) elmer SriihlingsaDttin
Sftara oeioibmet paren Wie npb beufe
COS S1terfelt fir piele. Die in 1arbs
merfsz unb Grnerbsbanben 16ma1,
ten. bic srite 8esriibtna Der neuerlpas
henaen Natur ouf bem Differ.
ipasieraang" au termitteln pfleat, 10
beariiBte man ehemals bas Jeit Der
neuerftanbenen Come nit Sdnaen,
Mufaiiaen. oramatifhen Sptelen unD
sSreubenfeuern; man ftellte bdpei bilbs
lih ben WbI6ieb bes nah pielen GGms
pfen beiieoten Winters burd) Der
adrlpf burh cine puppe bar, beren
Gteiniouna, grfGufuna ober 8rbre1s
nung ben Shlubeffeft bes sSeItes bils
bete. Die biersn in Observation-Disclosures
Biz nah Sollanb. in, Horben Bis naeb
OGnemarf unb I'M 6uben Bis Sbiirin.
gen unb 6eifen iiblicben OEerfelter, in
Die man Elm @ihbDrnhen als Opfers
tbier. Elm 8pdsborn, in Gbiiriaaen ei=
men Yferbefopf mari. muBten mit
rreuem sSeuer" entsiinbet tperoen u1b
5ilbeten ben Mittelpunft eines aernein@
fhaftliden, auf beitimmten Bergen
(Oitsr= ober Yasfeberaen) Der @eqenb
aefeierten. Der Mderfruhtbarfeit qe4
nibmeten Gufes. Dds Qpferfeuer
ipurbe in nerdnberter @eitdlt in ben
Rultus Der griehiihen unb ruiIiiden
Rirche auf9enommen. mo man, dbnIid
ipie in anberen @eeenben ai Wsibna9.
ten. nit 2idtern aur airhe .gebi.
.Nur" 157 9obte auf unlerer Seiie
i'm pblippinifhen sselbanq. Nsrs
fhtpinbenb ipenia fir beren woters
lamb. Do9 furhtbar niel fiir s.,
rem Miitter.
* 4
Der suropGifk 5riebe 1T kbxrtt.
@ried)enlanb bat bic Ginio6unn ~ ~
siliunsseOnf dbotl mi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

.Nur" 157 9obte auf unSerer Eeiie
i'm pblippinifhen s5elbal,q. Nsr.
fhipinbenb ipenia fit beren wofers
lamb. Doh flirhtbar niel fiir 81
rem Miitter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
IT CAN'T BE DONE.
No One Can Remain Well, No Chron-
ic Disease Can BE Cured Unless
the stomach Is First Made
Strong: and Efrornua

This is plain because every organ In the
body depends on the stomach for its
nourishment. Nerve. bone, sinew, blood
are made from the food which the stom-
ach converts to our use
How useless to treat disease with this
that and the other remedy and neglect
the most important of all, the stomach.
The earliest synptomsi of indigestion
are sour risings, bad taste in the mouth
gas in stomach and bowels, palpitation.
all-gone feeling, faintness, headaches,
constipation; later comes loss of flesh,
consumption, liver and heart troubles.
kidney diseases. nervous prostration, all
of which are the INDIRECT result of poor
nutrition.
Any person suffering from indigestion
should make it a practice to take after
each meal one of Stpart,s Dyspepsia Tab
let's, allowing it to dissolve in the mouth
and thus mingle with the saliva and enter
the stomach in the !mest natural way.
These Tablets are highly recommended
by DR. Jennison because they are COM
posed of the natural digestive acids and
fruit essences which assist the stomach
In digesting all wholesome food before il
has time to ferment and sour.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
They are also excellent for invalids and
children. A book on stomach diseases
and thousands of testimonials of genuine
cures sent free by addressing F. A. Stuart
Co., Marshall, Mich.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17

them, boys Jauntily clad in the pic
turesque garb of Uncle Sans sailors, and
each DOTTED his beribboned cap as he
stood In front of Capt. Rouleau to tell
how the trio came to be STRANDED in this
city.
They said their names were William
Woodwork, aged fifteen years, James
Woodwork, sixteen years cid, and Peter
Desnoyer, seventeen years old. The
youths enlisted in the United States
navy last June and served as cabin boys
and ward boys on the revenue cutter AL
gonquin, in service on Lake Michigan,
until couple of months ago. After be-
ing discharged the Woodwork boys Wis
tied at hte home of Desnoyer in Cleve-
land. o., and then decided to take their
chum with them to Madison, Wis, the
former home of their parents, for a visit
with them. When the lads arrived at
Madison they found that the Woodwork
family had removed to Vancouver B.
c., and the jolly little tars started for
this point. The lads ran out of money at
Madison and, as they expressed it. got
TO st. Paul the best way they could''
meaning that thay beat their way. The
boys are bright Youngsters and seem not
to mind their rough experiences. Tho
Woodwork boys have communicated with
Their parents and expect to receive money
with which to continue their journey.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
SALTWATER.
Protest Against the Sale of Liquor
at Wildwood,

Protest Against the Sale of Liquor
at Wildwood.
The board of county commissioners
held special meeting yesterday, called
for the purpose of considering bids for
the new county jail and to transact 9TH
er business. An application was present
ed to the board tor permission to sell
intoxicating liquors at Wildwood, but c.
G. Goodrich, of the Twin city Rapid
Transit company, was present to oppose
1t. Mr.. Goodrich stated that the street
railway company intended to expend a
large sum of money in beautifying and
improving Wildwood and to make it
popular resort. For that reason he ask
ed that no license to sell liquor there be
granted Action on the application was
deferred until this morning
Bids for the new county jail were open
ed as follows: Stewart Iron works, of
Burlington, To-, $5,529 in case Kasota
stone is used and 5000 for Minnesota
sandstone; Diebold Safe and Lock COM
pany, st. Paul, 1914 for the iron and
steel work; Champion Iron company, Of
Kenton, o., $6,S73.S5; o. H. Olsen, of
saltwater, 1858 for the building and
$9,20S for the complete jail including
building; Paully Jail works 81 9a5. Rep
resentatives of the various bidders were
present and spent few minutes each
with the commissioners and later the
board visited the hotel and viewed the
various models and material to be used.
The board of county commissioners
awarded the county jail contract to o. Fl.
Olson, of Saltwater, at a cost of IS, 2OS.
A deed has been filed in the register of
deeds Office in which the Saltwater & St
Paul Railroad company transfers all it's
real property in this county to the St
Paul & Duluth Railroad company for a
consideration of 100000
The little steamer City of Hudson.
which has been rebuilt at South Still
water and which will engage in the ex-
cursion business between this city and
st. Croix valley towns. was towed to
this city yesterday and was inspected
by Messrs. Monaghan and Chalk, of Du-
luth. She will be run in connection with
the VERNE Mac
Hubert Serve, a Saltwater merchant.
was married at the German Catholic
church in this city yesterday forenoon
to Miss Catherine Storkanp. Both are
we'll known young people and the church
was crowded with friends of the con-
tracing parties. The bride and groom
left In the afternoon for the East on a
wedding tour and will be absent about
two weeks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
One Man Killed and Much Property
Damaged at Eau Claire.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, May 16.-(Special.)
The severe storm which prevailed all
last night did great damage to property
in this city and vicinity. AT Augusta
the house of Julius Bundt was struck by
lightning. The bolt went down the chin
ney shattering the stove and killing
Bundt, who was lying in bed with his
infant SON. The child was unhurt. The
mother and four other children escaped
Lightning struck the barn of Charles
Hoover, farmer of Mondovi. Nine horses
and several head of cattle persisted in the
stalls
In this city lightning struck the house
of Charles Mickey. The house was par
TALLY destroyed. In the office of the Wis
consin Valley Telephone company 15
telephone connections were burned out
by lightning, and the service was greatly
crippled.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
WARMER sun NEEDED
THAT IS THE CRY OF THE FARM
ERS THROUGHOUT THE
NORTHWEST
NORTHERN PACIFIC REPORTS

Acreage and Prospects for a Full
Utilization of the Farm Acres
In the Northwest During the
Coming Year.
The following is summary of the
weekly crop reports to the general freight
department of the Northern Pacific from
the great wheat fields:
Minnesota Division-Along the main
line in Minnesota work has made very
good progress during the past week No
material damage is reported as a result
OF the froSts of the last few days, except
Ing to garden vegetables. Vegetation
generally is doing well but needing warm
er weather for rapid growth. Wheat is
all seeded and a large share of the other
grains as well. The cold weather has
Kept the farmers from planting corn and
potatoes as extensively as they otherwise
would, but apparently no apprehensions
are felt as to the future of crops in gen
eTal. In this cool weather the wheat
plant takes firm root and stools well.
Little Falls and Dakota Branch-Wheat
ana oats little late, but doing we'll.
FARMERS are in no hurry to plant corn
! and potatoes ON account of the cold
weather Good prospects for a hay crop
from from wild grass. Garden truck may be
the wheat has not been injured, but on
the contrary is said to have vigorous
and thrifty appearance.
Fergus. Falls Branch-Seeding Is prac-
tically completed and most of the plant
ing also. The frost damaged and in
some cases destroyed currants, raspber-
ries and plumbs, but the wheat sus-
tanned no; injury. Barley and oats were
slightly damaged, but as very little of
these grains are above ground, no seri-
Gus harm was done. A few farmers re-
port seed dislodged by the high winds.
Around Wyndmere CRichland county, N
% considerable new ground is being
broken and much of it will be sown to
fax.
Manitoba Division (South of Canadian
Boundary)-The season is discouragingly
backward in the Red River valley. 1t is
true that in some districts the wheat
seed is all in the ground, but in the ma
jority of cases the report is that from
rs to IS per cent of the wheat lands yet
remain to be sown, and it is thought that
there will be a large reduction in wheat
acreage as compared with last year. Over
in Dakota, north of Grand Forks the re-
ports are more favorable: Wheat seed
Ing is more than half finished, and while
the acreage will not be as large as last
year IN wheat, there will be an increase
in barley and flax
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
EsL0EE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
y 20 WASHINGTON AK SOUTH.
Telephone 2796 il.

!. T. Wyman, the trustee named to
succeed Traffofd NJ. Jayne, who took
flight from Minneapolis some days ago,
has begun to try and unravel the four
trust accounts of the missing man. To-
gether with the letters left for his fam
lily and his partner were three promis-
sorry notes drawn by Jayne as trustee and
legal representative of various funds
These evidences OF Indebtedness foot up
to over $4,000, and at present represent
the only definite estimate II has been pos
siDle to make of his shortages.
All of the notes We're for money Jayne
virtually asserts was sunk in the Crolius.
Tucker & Allen company The largest
amount is due the Lillibridge estate and
approXimates $15, 200. Two of the other
notes, footing up about $1,000, show OBJ
legations to that amount to the Minneap-
oils Millinery company AMI the j. T.
Freeze Mercantile company. The third
stands for a legitimate business transac-
ton. TO which the consent of the loaner
of the money was obtained, and is 81 900
in amount
The allegation that these moneys were
employed in operating the Crolius, Tuck
er & Allen company is denied by the rep
resentatives of that concern. If $4,000
was consumed in their business they do
not know where it found it's way in.
1t Is the statement of Mr. HelliweH
that Jayne was not the trustee of the
Lillfbridge estate. He was not the at
torney of Mrs. Liliibridge and handled
her various items of business in that ca
Pacity- In this way he came into pos
session OF funds for reinvestment.
In his connection with the MINNEAPOLIS
Milling company Jayne was obliged to file
bond. This he did, taking the bond wit h
the City Trust and Deposit company. of
Philadelphia, for $4,000 1t is probable
that where Jayne has been remiss in this
particular trust, that the effort will he
made TO hold the guraantors.
Jayne was one of the heavy stockhold-
erS in the Minneapolis Millinery comma
ny, and some time ago began suit official
~ to enforce the liability of all the stock
holders, including himself He had his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
FLOUR TRUST DEED.
Final Step I'm the Transfer of the
Superb Mills.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, May 16-The
final step in the transfer of Superior
Touring mills to the United States Flour
Milling company was taken today, when
Thomas Mcintyre, whom the corpora
tons had originally decided their plants
filed blanket deed to the entire prop
erty, transferring them to the combine
The mills transferred and the considera-
tons, are: Listman mill, $500, 900; Daisy
mill, 100000; Freeman, 1000; Anchor,
S1S0000; Minkota 100000 Grand Repub-
lie, $150000. This gives the trust every
thing but the Commander mill, and steps
are being taken to secure that plant
The former owners Of the mills are wind
ing UP their business and will quit as soon
as they liquidate