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The state herald., 1899-11-03
BRITISH ATTACK BoERs.
A Dry of Indscisive Fighting At Lady
smith.

A Dry of Indecisive Fighting At Lady.
smith.
London, Oct. 30.-The war office has
received dispatch which says that
General White has fought an engage
ment with General Jouberts forces.
London, Oct. 3O.-General Whites
dispatch, which was dated 4:3O p. m.
to-day, reads:
II employed all the troops here ex-
cept the obligatory garrison before the
works. i sent a mountain battery, the
Royal Irish Fusileers and the Glouces-
tiers to take up position on the hills to
clear my left flank. The force moved
mt II o'clock yesterday evening and
during some night firing the battery
mules stnmpeded with some OF the
guns, which, however, hope to recov-
er. These two battalons have not yet
returned, but are expected this after
noon.
~ detailed two brigade divisions Of
field artillery and five battalions Of In
fantry, aided by cavalry, under Gener-
nj French, to attack position upon
which the enemy yesterday mounted
guns.
"We found this position evacuated,
but our force was attacked with con-
siderable vigor by what l believe were
General Joubert's troops. They had
many guns and showed in great num-
bers. Our troops were all In action and
we pushed the enemy back several
miles, but did not succeed In reaching
his laager. Our losses are estimated at
between eighty and 100, but those of
the enemy must have been much great
er, the firing of our guns appearing
very effective.
AFTER being In action several hours
] withdrew our troops and they re-
turned unmolested to \their canton
ments. The enemy are IL great num-
bers and their guns range further than
our field guns.
Il now have some naval guns which
have temporarily sllenced aud l hope
will permanently dominate Nthe enc
my's best guns, with which, he has
been bOmbarding the town atQ range
Of over G.0OO yards"
London, Oct. Silt is believed that
the naval brigade which arrived Mon
day at Ladysmith consists of 40 men
from the British cruiser Powerful, with
some OF the Philomel's four-inch Quick
firers, with n range of 10000 Nlrds,
firing n forty-ive-pound shell.
The battery that was lost is probably
one consisting OF six two and one Enlf-
inch muzzle leaders and thirty6ye
mules.
The state herald., 1899-11-03
ON Mn i,n,rliui si,in.

London. oct. :li.-rho American
womcn'H fund has already reached
fh,o0o. Offers OF medical stores nnd
professional services pour In from Nil
points In the greatest profuslon. The
war office VIII grant 10 American
ladies exceptional privileges In promo,.
Ing iholr project, even going Ho far M
10 accept American surgeons, nurses
nhd otdrfllrH
II ~ quite possible thnt tin American
Red Cross Society VIII he called upon
10 select many Of theA" officials.
II II expected that The Maine win hc
rrndy TO Hnll IN nboni three weeks. fui.
W equipped tp minister to 900 wound,
cd, slr viii proceed In the first In.
stance Ia Cape Town. mud win then
ro wherever the war Office may indl.
cate.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Harvard, Yale anu other universities
have long-standlng feres with the
townspeople at their doors. The doubt
ful feelings with which these antagon-
lists regard each other culminate now
and then In what are known as town
and gown" riots. During certain an
nual rites held the other day by Har-
ward students to celebrate rowing and
baseball victories the roughs OF Cam
bridge attacked the students with
stones and knocked one OF their num-
Der insenslblc. when the Harvard
men went after their foes the latter
lied ignominlously. and the promp,ness
q the police alone prevented serious
riot. with tradition to back him up
and the fierce fighting tyrannlcal blood
TO urge him on. the student. as years
pass by. does not seem Inclined to fore.
10 the physical pleasure OF exercising
his fists on his natural enemy. the
town "hoodlum." II seems n pity that
learning. Notwithstanding the old say
Ing. does not soften the warllkc feel
ings OF the natural man when In the
presence OF his foe. The recent war
experiences are likely to pcrpetua,c
human sayagcry for many yoars 10
come.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Double-decked turrets are to be tried
In some of the new ships nov building
for the American navy and experts
claim that they will prove failures on
account of the complicated mechanism.
The talk of complicated mechanism
still further emphasizes the passing of
the old days-the time of mast and
sail. Forty years ago the man most
valuable on a warship. aside from his
fighting qualities. was the man who
could so up rope and trim a sail.
Nowadays the valuable man is the sea-
dog who can not only fight, but operate
several hundred cogs and screws, be-
sides giving practical exhibitions Of
ability as practiced electrician.
The state herald., 1899-11-03
f-rryba.t Cut In Two.

New York. Oct 3i.-rhc Pennsyi.
yanln ferry boat Chicago. plying he.
tween Jersey City and New York. was
cut In two by the steamer City Of Au.
gnstn, OF fhe Savannah line, NJ 12:35
this tfucsdnyl morning, ON the New
York side OF North river. she wen,
down In seven or eight minutes There
were between thirty nnd forty people
aboard, four being women. II is sup.
drowned. though there ls no positive
proof Of this.
In spite Of the severity Of the acct.
dent there WIS no panic. Most OF the
people were on the upper deck and on.
" hnlf n dozen persons were ON the
lower deck, Most OF them managed Ia
obthln life prr-erycrH. Some Others
WHO could not obtain them. nbout half
dozen IN number, swnm ashore.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

The first thing done toward building
the great dam across the Nile at As
suan has been the erection and equip
ment OF extensive hospitals and dis
pensaries. for caring for the health OF
the army OF laborers. A generation or
two ago such a thing was unheard OF.
while in ancient times the disregard OF
human life was such that the bones OF
those who perished from disease or
fatigue in building the pyramids would
have made greater heaps than the py-
ramids themselves. There are not
many more impressive measures OF the
progress made by modern civilization
than such care for the welfare OF hui
man lives.
The state herald., 1899-11-03
nona Eide Gold Bricks.

The bricks used in building the city
of Deadwood, South Dakota, are most
ly made from clay obtained in the
neighboring gulches, which is often
gold-bearlng; the sand used in making
mortar is from the tailings from the
Homestake mills. There is not brick
nor a pound Of mortar In these build
ings which do not contain gold. Sew
eral years ago brick making at an es-
tablishment near the town was discon-
tinued, for the reason that 1t was
found that the clay was rich enough
in gold to pay for pudding and sluic-
ing; but hundreds of thousands of
bricks had been burned at this yard be-
fore the fact of the gold value became
known
The state herald., 1899-11-03
VICE PRESIDENT HOBART ILL.
Fears Entcrtaincd That Iio Ma, Not Re-
cover

New York. Oct. 30.-ricc President
Hobart, who has been III for weeks Mt
his home In Paterson, New Jersey, suf.
fered relapse this morning. He had
a succession of choking spells, result.
Ing from an Imperfect action OF the
heart. an old niiilctlon. complicated
with Inflammation OF the stomach.
Mr.. Hobart has not been able to at
tend to his private affairs for the past
two or three days, and nm intimate
friend has been given power OF nttor.
ney TO sign checks and TO attend to
other matters OF that character.
one OF the physicians In attendance
Mt o o'clock tonight said that while
the condition OF Mr.. Hobart was se-
rlous. he was better than mt any time
within the last twenty four hours.
New York. Oct. 3i.-word reaches
here from Paterson, New Jersey, that
Mt l05 this rrucsdayl morning DR..
Newton, his wife and Hobart A. Tut
tie were summoned 10 the residence OF
Vice President Hobart. The summon.
Ing Of these persons Is not regarded as
favorable indication.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

According to Colonel Wrights stud
les OF the census, ''the rich are grow
ing richer: many more people than
formerly are growing rich: and
the poor are growing better
on. Statistics prove that while
the proportion Of persons engaged in
unskilled and poorly paid labor re-
mains nearly stationary. the proper
tIon employed in skilled and semi-pro-
fessional pursuits. which bring higher
wages. Seadily advances. He Illus
trates from Boston the improved dis
tribution OF wealth. In that city the
rich men Of 1874 were relatively richer
than now. Then nine large taxpayers
owned eight per cent of the property:
now the nine largest own less than
four per cent. In lsi5 the three hun
dred and thirty-three richest men own
ed a larger proportion than twelve
hundred OF the richest citizens OF to-
day. This is good as far as II goes,
and we can stand some more of II.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Toledo. Ohio. arises to claim tho H.
tio OF "cl,y Of brotherly love" and al
icges that Philadelphia has utterly for.
gotten even tho meaning OF tho appel.
iation. The very grnsa growing along
the principal business streets OF Phila.
dciphln should curl and crInklo at such
a cruel oaiumny.
The state herald., 1899-11-03
The Isthmus of Panama.

It's engineers believe that they have
solved the problem Of the successful
completion of this great enterprise. If
so, it will prove a great benefit. no
more than has Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the remedy which never fails to
cure afiiictions of the stomach. The
Bitters strengthens weak stomachs
and torpid livers.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Rudyard KlplinE Is out In another
editorial In verse on ourrcn, topic
that OF Admiral Dewcy's return. II
the admiral had turned upon his course
aa often as Klpling turns upon tho
words work, kings, best. otc.. he would
not have entered New York harbor un.
I'll some tlmo mex, year.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says that
the best courting days of the year are
at the threshold. Does the Plain Dealer
speak officially for the spinsters OF that
region?
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Tho late craze for arroating people
who have escaped imprisonment for
crimes committed about twenty years
ago suggests the idea that that must
have been rather bad epoch.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

The olympia anchored nt Tompkias.
VILE. Staten island. This Ia liable to
create considerable Jealousy In the
bosomp OF all other Tompklnsvliles
Niong the coast.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Elegant, Clean, Convenient, Roomy.
New equipment makes the Union Pacific
the most popular line running both east
and west from Denver. Nine hours saved
between Denver and San Francisco or the
Pacific northwest. and only one night to
Chicago. st. Paul or st. Louis. Ticket
Office, 9i1 18th street.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Are You Using Aliens Foot-Easss
It is the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

The language of gloves is now being
promulgated. Young men have long
understood with fear and trembling the
language of the mitten.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

A clock keeps right on working when
1t goes on a strike; that's where 1t gets
the bulge on man.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Most people have more curiosity
than sympathy for the troubles OF
others.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

A bachelor says that matrimony is
one of the blanks in the lottery Of
love.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

A preacher often labors with men.
but the confidence man is the one who
works them.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

(! The mildest kind Of lying is bound
to injure mans standing.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Shots from the pulpit usually pass
over the heads of the sinners In the
front row.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

There are some truths that never get
too old for men to learn.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

A man forGlves his sweetheart for
trumping his ace. but he always reminds
her Of II after they are married.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

Most things come to those who hus.
tie while they wait.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

All the world can see through men
who make spectacles of themselves.
The state herald., 1899-11-03

One of the queer things In life is that
the frocks In old photographs were once
considered pretty.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Dn acknowledgements ben is. 8ebruar 1899.
weroen, caB Der 9roBe Srdtp ruIIT,uueI.
fominen miro %er-melleiht nod cher,

weroen. oaB Der sroBs Srdtp nulITinueI,
fcmrnen miro er-melleibt nod cher,
OILS man slaubt.
yNlS ih oaS 8iiuoniB nit SeIters
reid ihloB, pm ih teinen 9luaenblid
i'm ,3meiiel barber, oaB mir mebr Der
9ebenoe, als Der empiangenoe 2beil
ieien. uno ra6 pieieS YerbaltniB in
1SutunIt lid nod perlhlehNru merbe.
Seiterrelf III feline @IOBmaht mebr
uno Miro rs ME mieoer Derpen. Sc
mebr man IN Seitelreih cen 2ifefeu
gelpabrt, oelio mebr perlangen lie;
le mcbr lie perlansen, oel.o mebr 9ibt
man linen. Sect hat Die 8dulniB iib
10 tiei eingeirelien, oaB cine Seilun9
taum nod moslih eriteiut. Die Slas
pen weroen iflieBlid eiunlal Die riter'
reitiihe Hesleruns iminsen, iid 10
Su tomprOmittiren, oaB mir nidt mebr
nit ibr gehen fonneu. Wir meroen
uns lasen miilien: On ne s'allie pas
a un cadavre! (Niau perbiinoet jib
nlht nit elmer Veihe. Der oiimmlte
Streit. ben lemals elm Oiterreihiiter
Wliniiter MAIDEN t%Cnnte, pdre Der, cine
YOiuns oes Yiinoniiies nit uns bers
bel ,uiiibren. Tenn uns iteben ieoer3eit
anoere Dabnen ofieu, Seiterreit ;rpar
aut,. allein wenn irseno cine euros
paiide GroBmaht bic Wabl 3wiiteu
uns uno Seiierreih bot, 10 mirb iie
uns ben Torjus seben, nidt ALIEN,
neil mir i'm 9riessialle elm sroBeres
Gewitt IN Die @asitale merfen f0ns
men, ionhern aud, neil mir mad, auBer
bin itets elm seihioiienes @an,es bill
ben, mas bel Der Oiterreitlid, sunsa'
ridden Munarfie ifeiubar ia autJ Der
5all III, aber chen nur iheinbar. RuB'
lamb lowobl als Gnslano wiroeu, luenn
lie bic Nabl bGtten, feineu Iugenblid
3auoern. nnS po~r;u,ieben. Selblt
Srantreih wiiroe, wenn uniererleits
feline 9robe unseihidlifieit ssmad)t
fuiiroe, ii@ 5ebumal beiinnen. che es
nit einem intimen Yerfebr nit Seiiers
reid iid Tublano ~seseniibsr cine NlSEe
gGbe, bic man an Der Newa cen 5rau.
3oien nif,t 10 leit|t uerjeihen wiirce."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
GrcauenS Der benfidhcn 1tniperii.
tutcu.

Sin ben eeutld,eu unlueriitGien, eins
fflie6lih Der Afacemie Wiirltsr, limb
i'm lauieucsn @interhalbjahr 32,233
Stucenteu immatrifulirt, gecen 3d.
23O i'm poIi9en CONNER rne 3l,llO
i'm lesteu @inter; aliO aud, cieies
Wfal mleeer s~eseniiter Gem LETTER.
iloiieneu 2Sinteriemeiier cine GU
rahme con mebr ais 1000 Stuoenten!
Die Serfheilun9 Der GelamrtSabl ouf
Gle einjelnen uniueriitdten etsitt lid
aus Der nahItebeueen ISABELLE, in mel
der iiterall ces %ereleit,ss regen
iniiden 3lammern ole euflrreterren
i3ablen crit ces Spmmers uno oann
bes rorlgeu @interS beissiuSt iiur:
Berlin 6l5l (seSen 4sS2 uno 5935l,
Bonn 1850 O075 - l67ll Vrsslau
1922 1857 - l497), GrlaDssn 1926
OO7O - lOGS). 6rsitgrS ll4l 1875
= 1879, 0ieGen III (733 - 674l
gCttirsen ll9l (l2I6 1850,
@reifsralo 775 (S6+ - 1862. Salle
1905 QGO3 - 1906, NelcelterS
lI4o N3s4 1850, SsUa 6G+
(755 - 63o). Siel G45 (S3s - $50.
8Onissbsrg IT'S 1888 - 6s4l. seir;is
34l3 (3l74- 3277), Marears l040
Oll5 9Osl, Miiutcr 39O5 (4O2s
- 3Sl7). u'uniier 56G (537 500,
JiclicG 44S (462 45lG Strascure
1878 CiO40 l066), llibin9en
1906 0371 - 1920 unp @!ir;bur9
l343 1912 - ll25l. Seiil9lit Der
Serttei!urg aIf Die einielnen Scfuls
tlten iins gemiiie Observation-Disclosures
in ben omtliGen Felioralrs jsitJaiiIen
81 beadyten. inosm Gle 9Gmerolilien
tbeilS Ger iurinii den. tteils Ger uhilos
iophiiden SafultIt, Die StuSirencen
Ger !Sab2b:iliuue: balr Der mebi-
,iriid)sn uno tolo Ger pbilclcrsiiden
8afultdt iuaeSahlt iito. Steicet man
cieie teieen 9~atescrisn G%leitmaBis
aus, 10 eraibt lid iclgeroe lletcrlitt
1896 f1tbcliitc lbeoloseu (aegen 1919
i'm CONNER unb 1856 in ucriSen
@iu.erl, 1884 eraraeliite 2tcclcsen
(2565 - 2525), $500 Suriiten (S479
- sO49), 1889 Mepi;iner (75O2 -
1850, 4S29 (367l 3454} Tbilca
logon uro Siiioritsr, 4O85 (34G2 -
309D WiGtEsmatifer unh 9iatrrwi len
1Gaftler, 1898 U0Sf - 1872 Thars
Taieuten, SAT $3.50 - 6IS) Stus
cirence Ger yorowirtbidait, 1872 $3.50
- $50 8ameroliiien uIo Stuoirenoe
Ger SorltplrtbifuIt uub AGA az
37t) StroireUss Ger i3asTheiltIrSe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
(gnee.)
Mnter Yonweten.

Der erite Silfs : 9enerolpo[imsifer
9eatb mott in ieinem ioeben erihies
n.nen Sabres 8eridt bic Unsahe,
edb bic Ginnabm.n o.s pofs Departes
ments pGbrenb bes cbeelaufenen Re6>
nungsichr.s eiEe 3unabwe c me6r
ais $1,000, 900 3eigen uno in oaeH
3retgen pes Oienite5 be GinfliiHe gua
ter ,3eit.n b.rportreten. Sm 2aufe
be5 Sabres purcen n, 79S, O78 einbet
miihe ppitzS rlcanoeiiunSsr i'm g.
iamtb.trage Don $191 ,354,121 auss.,
Itsli, segen %. lG9, 055 i'm 9siammts
bstrGgs pon AS SIG imNorjobre.
IS fpurb.n 1858 neue pofts@slbans
rsiiung : Qsmt.r srDfiret. 9err Ssai5
bsfirportei, ois Gl.rfs in pDitdmterr
3u ,tlaH lp3irsn" uno elm Gbnlihes
Spitsm aufiteigenoer Saldre fir be
cen einsufiibrer, pie BEL ben 9rieftrd:
+. germ, UNI linen Iusf;hten auf Be
fDrberuns unb before 8e3abluns 81
erDffrer. NIe tii6tigen poftclerts
ic1ten, mas gesasluns uno Refte BE-
triff., nit ben 8rieftrGgern eleifm:
feat perben. Die 4rbeitsitunben oer
yri.ftrGesr i.ien s.febIi9 auf 8 Stun.
ben ben gag beldrdntt unb oieIelben
bGtten aniG9riid 10 Sage 8atans,
tpGbrerb ben Qrb.itsiturb.n bon Bot
Glerts feline Srenssr se3ogen feier
unb lie otns 9srluIt an ibrsm 9eb1lt
feline Sssrier psrI6dffer %tcnUter.
Die @bIdaffurg tIstnsr pcftSmt.r
unn Ssridmel5unJ oerielbsr nit rat:
gelsgensn grDBsrsn ppItGmtern, in
ipelteu 9rieItrdssr argeitsIt iinb, 6at
Iid5. ME So.rr Seotb Iost, gut bspGbrt
uro ss fplte bdbsr init oi.ier Yerhsis
Isrung cs2 G;enItss fcrtaefabrsn tpsrz
ben.
gs bsits6sn our Set 2910 yofdr.s
ter hrttter 8laiIe. T99 spsiter Glafis
uro 176 srfisr 8leie. 8sn QoIfmsis
tern orittsr 4loffe. Die burh tiinflims
MaihdHf9Grg ihrsr Girnahmsn unS
oes hmfargsS Der GeihIFte ibre2
Ycftamtss gu 6epirten perIu6sn, oab
ibr Ppitamt gu einsm iolden Spsitsr
8tuHe gema6t pir0, ioute mad @ns
ii6t beg Serrn 9eatb better auf Die
Tiraer oef,h.n psroeu. Dieter Be
iiirpprtet uu6, oa5 N6tftunben, ar
beitsqeieb 10 IN mooifi3iren, oab bitTe
10 oiel pis m0alih mr. an ben Ie6s
Wsrttusen uht Stuno.n BEN Gag i'm
DENT gu Iein BADEN uno an Spnntas
gen MI 10 lang. ais our6aus nOtttJ
1T. 5iir Die Grpeit.rung Der u~nsnts.lt,
lid.n Iblisisruns bon Yrief.n in ben
2anboiftri,tsn, bic iid iebr gut Be.
tpGbrt bat, bsfirportet Serr Death
cine W,brbeipiniaune fir oas nd6ft,
Tistdliabr bon $300.OOO
- Gin Soealiit. y. Deibt
0e. Sdmubl, ipsnn man NIT Dir BON
@eftdften ipridt, III Del ortttes hort
be pIsitt!9" .Ru, inarum iOl Id
mer MID pies.n in { fdeensn Dobu2'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

Sellung unb genei un9. Shon1ett unD
3rpb bes mobernen 3itanen iinb pers
i9punbsn. Gr ihleppt unbeahtet in
einsm 9unoitGotden fem. Gage bin,
po er cine bon 9erpanoten dusgeleste
mGbigs YsnIipn per3sbrt unS, tpsitn er
No9 einen Oummen iinost, peripielt.
Bon benz beriibmten pur isiner GntItts
tuna 10 oiel srlpd6ntsn Werte Der rpbis
i5i3p6is oes llebsrmsnihsn" tennt man,
obiuOn Dem llr1eber Die pole Wlube
~ &,rD,reitung uno luSarbsituna
IAN r.s,m 0icnIt mebr usrtiimmert
.y.ro. ;.c9 iGuisr nitt mebr. ais ienss
5,oie ein5ige adpiteI. -Sdtte ote &us
,,i nur etipas bOber gefeien, od. mittsn
Il Der 9ruit, ods mare beiIer eepeien,"
E,leJte er 81 Seoermann gu id9en une
t~nSu}uIs5sn: ,aber Die &erle tonnen
nift ibisBen." Ton ientr Niterpeiss
belt mia er nifts mebr b0ren. bic nidt
oas ert0isnoe Mti:ieio, fouDsrn @rdIs
iamtcit uub 9oobeit als bic pcfsnte
l;bsn Gisnitaften oes Ioslsmsni4en
~auspoiauut. ST er bod ielbft auf
pti:.eio angsDisien, natbem sr ieiner
Yosbeit srauiam bat Die 3is.l ihieben
laNsn. Dom einItisen Isbermeuid den
1T nidts ibris eeblishsn. unb rb er
bas audi niht ielbft seiteht, er adtst
E1 fir nidts andres mebr, ais pofIr
ibn bic 4noern bolten: eiIen Htritums
melten 8erbrsher.
Iuh 5rau Ndtbiloe bat fh cine
anbre pbiloicpbie ursefdafft. ais fe
als Jrdulsin oorlaut betarnt bat. Sic
tam nit iener i'm neuen 2eben nitt
aus. Cine uersotterte Satin uno Wuts
ter, pirtt lie issenreih fir bic Sbren,
aud fir bic 4rbeiter ibrer Jabrit uno
fir meitere ar.iis. Do6 gebt manas
nal mitten i'm 9lid Elm bumpfer Son
oura ibre Ssele, Der iie dngitist unb
Sittern ma6t fir Qles, mas lie Iisbt.
IS gibt ountls Stunben in ibrem Da<
Iein, no lie ben Fob hires 9ruosrs, ben
Gram hires 0aters unO bas Shidfal
ibler S@psitsr Ii1 aQein gu Sauloen
reaEet uno niUt uetb. nie iie al Das
SpIe ie ourd Git. iubren iann. IN
oislsr Gorge tbut lie 10 p;el Sutss. aIs
ibr mogli3 lit.
Gtpos leidter trGst bas 9eftid bic
Dame Ssrapbiue. Wubl bot lie BON
Der 2ei9e oes gruoers elm iurttburer
grnft ang.rstt uno aI6 aus ibren
itlanter 9lisoern 1T Der Shrsd ME
msbr gang eepihsn. Gs 1T tein
SdeinfpisI, cap Il. elm ~ernHhaftes NE
len seporben III. Id fromm 1T il.
setporosn unO ii.bt Uch .~rselbGfter
aus als ie 3uoor.
0arum lit oua Mlbin StSoeiano,
trrB aler Scrgen, Die inn 81 9ebOr
Setpmmen limb. nitt gang obne 9offz
nuns, oab il. nit Sott.s Silie benr
coh 3u elmer sbriamsn paitorssuttin
gu ersieben iein psros, uno oisie annof
gage Soifnuns irditist Iih nit isosm
Gag. Der ibu ieiEer 4nitelung ndber
brlgt.
Der @ludltt'te bon Iuen. ndSrhafi
glidlid 1T 5rIs Dilpbeim. Or itrost
o @efunobeii, tein Uorpurf nast an
ieinem SepiHen, .r bat elm idOnes tluz
ges iiberaus ianftes uno bilfsb.reites
Deib. prdhtiss Rinoer uno einen Dir>
~tungstreis. BARN er i&Opferifde &C.
banten entpideln uno gum Noble ieis
ner Witbirser ret@lih pirtsn bari.
Seil ibm uno oas 8erSeiben oes Ges
Iers allen 4noern, Dor Nnen BEN 8ers
fuFer biefer uabrbeitss.trsgru &C.
f4iG!s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Ole Sabl aller bentbaren
Cert eilun9sI 0Nlitfeiteu

Ole Sabl aIler bentbarer
ertbeiiungsI Gfeiteu
bel Gem rca bier Srielern nit 81
3Gyter az Ipis!eroer Obit'Yisl be-
trlot: 80, G44 S.ueo.tliicnen 1876
2rilllor5E +SS, 792 Uillionen $780,
2S7 OiillicaeN 44O, O00. Die ur9es
beure SisGBs oieisr j2abl miro per,
aEI Aanlift ourA iol9enoes Geilpiel:
&enn Die 9au;e Groe, einiGlietltf
alley Gebir9e uno S;eane, nit Nbilts
ti'ten 10 belegt perben t0nnte, oaB Ger
Gid neblt Den bier Splelern INNER
nur elnen G.uaoratmeter bereGte, uno
menn Damn All leoem Glide u%naufbOrs
lid 2Shili gelpielt miiroe, nobel wie'
ocrum leoes Spiel fini WiInuten in
anlprud nahme, 10 wliybe Is lGrser
ais t~uuieno WiilllOnen Sabre bauern,
bis lebes uur benfbare SyIel ourtJ.
aeluielt mare.
3mei Souerufduger iber.
II ltet hat tiirilid) Der Stweine;iidJs
ter 0obge aus Ger 9iale Slppleton
Sitps, DO. Oooae truf AM SabnboTe
in Ct. %ouis ;wei Oerreu uno nubm
ibre Ginluoarg ~ einem Sraiier9angc
ourd) Die Stuot an. Sn elmer @irtb'
iddft belt man Gintebr, unb balc
muroe Elm 24iirjelipiel ueraniialtet.
3op9e uerlOr 50. Die ibm elmer ieiner
Uesleiter pcrseitrett hattie, uno uer'
lies oaun Die @irtbihait inter Dem
GorSeben, BON Der Yant slO0 bolen III
molten. Ooose leutte jeood feline
Sdritte mad benz Poli;sibauptauar.
there, no er Dem Yoii,eitei sn,eise
e,itattete. Oieier ieiste inn bic Vers
b%redleraallerie, unb lodge iano unter
Den Ylloeru berielben balb o~ieienisen
ieiner beiben r%t5reuuoe" beraus. 3wei
nod Der 0irtbihait seianrte 8ebeim'
polliiilen uerbuitetsn ounn Die Sdnapp'
hohue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
7as bette Suhsnmittel aui Grosn.
Warncr's Wbite Wine OF Tar SG,

rup, S6winoiu6t NeilmitteI, beilt
cine GrfdltunS in "A Stunben, luenn
;eitis 9enommen ; es itellt ben Nulten
ni6t Elm in elmer Wiuuts. inOem es
ben S6lunp paraliiirt, iooeru es belt
bic 8ranebeit uno ldSt 6ulS uno Gun
oen aeIunp unb tart. 25 unb scots.