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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-01

Here we make and sacrifices without
gard o cost. We determined to make a clean
Dress sweep Double width Dress Goods &C to ISc
Goods grade he goods &C Ele
giant Assortment of Dress Patterns
WHOLESALE PRICES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-12

For suil particulars - s.<s<<nk
and eop!es u c. r.. II ps'1-'-~r>1
l.. J. CofLE, W. - ~
Asst. Gen TABs, ASi. - nastGA r.
y2ncoayer, b {. ,rS6oA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
LEGISLATORS SORE

Boston, May 29.--Rising to question
of personal privilege some 20 members
of the legislature at the opening of the
session today strongly. resented the
charges and insinuations that they had
been in any way influenced by the change
in attitude ON the so-called Westminster
chambers bill which the House voted
upon last week.
A majority of the speakers denounced
number of newspapers of the state
which the next day published prominent
ly the name of those who had changed
and who had commented upon this
action more or less severely.
An investigation was demanded, but
the only action of the House at the ses-
sion this morning was to pass an order
providing for the printing of the state
ment of all the members who had risen
on questions Of privilege as separate
House document.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
One Of Nest Noteworthy Since
Slavery Days.
Radical Changes in
Laws of the Church.
Laymen Given Equal Represen-
tatiOn in Convention.

Chicago, May 2o.-The twenty-third
delegated quadriennial conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church came to an
end today after a session OF four weeks.
The conference Is considered to have been
one of the most noteworthy since the days
when Methodism was divided over the
slavery question and has resulted In many
radical changes in the laws and policy Of
the church. The conference was the
largest in the history OF the church and
its sessions were attended by thousands.
Principal among the important actions Of
the conference were the abolition OF the
time limit ON pastorates; the ratification
Of the equal representation amendment as
proposed by the Rock River conference,
visional lay delegates; the adoption Of a
new constitution, subject to approval Of
the various annual conferences, including
the substitution Of the words of LAY
members for the term LAY men,, thus
permitting the seating OF women In the
general conference and the election OF
two additional missionary bishops.
There was a huge amount Of routine
business which was practically settled in
committee. The first day Of the confer
ence, May 2, saw laymen and preachers
given equal representation. Under the be-
lief that this would be done, provisional
delegates were on hand and We're, follow
ing this action, admitted as regular lay
delegates, making the 1900 conference the
largest Of its kind in the history Of the
church.
OF great interest to Methodists was the
abolition, total and unconditional of the
five year limit on pastorates.
One thing the conference did not do
was to modify paragraph 24s of the discip-
line which among other things, forbids
attendance upon theatres, circuses and
dancing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
ATTRACTIVE ALASKA TOUR.

The magnificent scenery lying upon
the line of the Great Northern Railway,
the picturesque fords, glaciers, and
mountains of Alaska and the North Pa
cific Coast, and the grand scenic wonders
of the Yellowstone Park as climax,
form a combination of grand features
and when all these may be included in a
single tour of about six weeks, the sum
mer pleasure seeker has little left to de
sire. Messrs Raymond & Whitcomb will
send out two parties of tourists over these
matchless routes, the dates of leaving
Boston being June 2S and July IL. The
journeys across the continent will be
made in the most comfortable manner
possible (outward from Buffalo to Du-
1uth, through the Great Lakesl, and the
Alaskan voyage will be made on the
steamer Queen" A circular giving
full details of these and other attractive
tours will be sent on application to
Messrs. Raymond a. Whitcomb, 296 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
BANKRUPTCY LAW.
Decisions as to Jarisdiction Of District
Courts.

Washington, May eo.-The Supreme
court has decided several cases invol-
wing the question Of jurisdiction Of the
United States district courts under the
present bankruptcy law. The decisions
in all cases were handed down by Justice
Gray.
In one case that Of Barnes VS.. the
Hawarien, Iowa, First National bank,
the court held in reply to questions GER
tilted by the U. s. district judge for
that district.
1.-The provisions OF the second clause
of the section % OF the bankrupt act Of
1898. control and limit the jurisdiction
of all courts, including the several dis
trict courts Of the United States over
suits brought by trustees in bankruptcy
to recover or collect debts due from
third parties, alleged to be fraudulent
as against creditors including payments
in money or property to preferred credi-
tors.
2-rhe District court of the United
States by the proposed defendants con-
sent, but not otherwise, can entertain
jurisdiction over suits brought by trus-
tees in bankruptcy to set aside fraudu-
lent transfers of money or property made
by the bankrupt to third parties before
the institution of proceedings in bank
ruptcy.
3-The district. court for the northern
district of Iowa cannot take jurisdic-
ton over this suit as 1t now stands ON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
THE IRISH CONVICT CASES.

New York, May 2s.-James Fitzharris
and Joseph Mullet, the two Irish ex-
convicts, who were excluded by the
board Of special inquiry of the barge
office last Sunday on their arrival from
Ireland, were given re- hearing TO-DAY.
Former Judge George NJ. Curtis appeared
as counsel for the men. He made a
lengthy argument for their admission.
The motion was denied and Judge Curtis
then gave notice that he would appeal
against the decision Of the board to the
secretary of the treasury. The two men
were taken back to Ellis island to re-
main till decision in the case is rem
dered
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, May 29.-The following
pensions have been granted to Maine
people:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
CONFERENCE ENDS.
Great Methodist Gathering winds Up
Its Affairs.

Chicago, May 29.-The report of the
committee ON education, which was UNI
der discussion at last nights session of
the Methodist general conference was
taken up for final action today. An
amendment offered by DR.. Jordan of
South Dakota requiring the university
senate of the church to recognize certifi-
Gates from students from other than Me
thodi st colleges presenting themselves for
examination for the ministry, caused
considerable discussion. The report as
amended was finally adopted.
The conference also approved the au-
thorization of ordained ministers to
perform the marriage ceremony. Reports
of minor Importance We're received from
the other committees and adopted. Dis
cussion OF the ratio of representation to
general conferences consumed much
time. Arguments were made in favor of
the majority report rec ommending a
change in the ratio of one delegate to
every 20 pr eachers instead of one dele
gate to every As preachers as now prevails.
The conference by an overwhelming vote
decided to make no change.
Trustees of the American university at
Washington Were named and approved.
At ~ o'clock all business was laid on the
table and the usual complimentary reso-
lutions attendant upon closing sessions
were adopted The venerable Bishop
Bowman, now superannuated, then made
brief address of parting to the dele
gates. The minutes of todays business
were read and the roll was then called. A
brief prayer by Bishop Warren followed
and shortly before ! O'Clock the general
conference passed into history.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30

John Lyons, Soldiers Home, Togus,
$40; Christopher Duffy, Augusta, $40;
Samuel Il. Hallett, South Springfield,
$40; Joel S. Dexter, New Vineyard, S1e;
Henry NJ. Parker, East Stoneham, $i2;
Special May 10, Dana B. Grant, Lock s
Mills, SIP.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
SMITH PHOTO CO.,
+. q. BAILEY
CARRIAGE CO.

Announce their opening at new repository oppo.
site Post Office and invite the public to inspect
their new ware rooms and stock which is the most
complete in New England. Everything new,
selected from the best manufacturers of Europe
and America-..elegant designs in Carriages, Har-
nesses, Robes, Blankets, Saddlery and outfits They
furnish everything needed for horse, carriage or
stable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
TIE MAINE GRANITE STRIKE.

Ellsworth, May GA committee from
the local granite cutters union has held
a conference with the contractors operat-
ing the Sullivan and Franklin quarries,
looking to settlement of the strike
which has been ON since May 1.
The committee express satisfaction
with the situation and it is expected that
a settlement will be reached before June
1. The basis of the proposition under
onsideration is not made known.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
ADDITIONAL,
INCREASE

James r. Fairbrother, Hallowell, S.
Albert p. Given, West Minot, IS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
DEATH OF JAMES MURHCIE.

Calais, May 29.-James Murehie, senior
member of the firm of James Murchie &
Sons lumbermen and general traders,
and one of the most prominent men in
the st. Croix valley, died at his resi-
dence in Midtown, N. B., at noon to-
day. He was 20 years Of age.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
CAUCUS.

The Republicans Of Cape Elizabeth are re-
guessed TO meet at Grange hall. MONDAY. June
4. 1900, at o'clock p ~. for the purpose Of
choosing two de egates to attend the county
convention TO be held at City Hail, Portland, on
Thursday the i4th day of Juae, A. d.. 1900; also
two delegates to attend the state convention to
be held at Bangor, Wednesday, june q. 1900. at
O'Clock p. In. Per Order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-30
REISSUE.

REISSUE.
Atwood W. Harding, Unity, SIT.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Special accrued, May 10, Maria S.
Dolin, Milo, S..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

a usenblidlt6 ebruneeles
8 e II, benn es lit feinesmess ba,u ans
setban, bic fatb. Stimmeeber nit ber
a%uswdrtisen Politif Mcainlep's III
ueriobnen. 0as Oofument mieber=
lest = wenn Der biiiise geriber Der
ct. @loub uSournal YreB" bies aud
nl6t einleben mas-bie ansebli6e ges
bauptuns oes grSbii6ofs pom ct.
Yaul, baB Der 8atifan nit Der 8biz
lippinen'P olitit Wc&inlep's uoaltdn=
big sufrteben iet.-gie anberer widti=
ger Nrttfel lit iener iber McGinlep's
6%ulturtampf. 9ie BARN entbaltene
Nnsaben entipre@en gang unb oar benz
bisberisen Werbalten Der Mbminiltra=
ton uno Der Mitslie6ern aaer moa=
lt9en Seften Suiammeuselebten gomz
miiiton berart, baB mon file fur ridtia
balten mub. Sin sroBes unalad in
Der Sbat wdre bic geitbersreifuna Der
Ybilippinen burd Die Ser. Staaten
tir unlere @laubenssenonen auf ben
Pbilippinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

Am;3. Stril ,. 8. murbe Dapif
6tar Serbian, Prdiibent Der 2elanf
StanforS l1niueriitdt in San Srancis=
CO, pom einem a3eitunssberi9teritat.
ter aber bic Srase interuiept, Oh Sec:
ainlep's ODER 8rpan's Steuuna gum
Smperialismus an 8oben i'm 0olft
genuine. gr laste: Oa m69te i'd
&~osieuelt als Autoritdt anfabren.
Gr dnberte ii9 nod in lebter @o9e
mir seseniber: Soroan, i'd miul6e
81 Soft, mir mdren pom 5 e II
Pbilippinen meg unb 1ie
slndlt9 los; piele anbere Ste
publifsner benfen mie i9! @as
balten sic non Mc&inlep? wurse
Sorban weiter sefrast. nnb bic gnt=
mort lautete: au6 in yesus baraui
mO9te i6 &oolepelt wieber citiren /;
er 1aste gu mir: Wc&inlep bat 10 piel
Gaf9rat mte etne gboto=
abenpuppe, wie man iie in ben
Sbaufenltern Der gonoitoreien itebt.
1T etne ur6tbare gnts
I'd 9uns uus bieler lelbe &ooie=
pelt uirbslt iebt I'M 9anbe berum
unS i9reit iid better fir Smperialis.
mus unb Dtc&inlep.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Qlls untar Sefferlcns Nbmintltratiot

Nls untr Sefferions Administration
bic Srase i'm GonsreB aufham, cine
@elbbemiluns fur ben Mnfatf eouiz
itanas gu MAIDEN, murbe pom Senatol
BON Connecticut, Sracp, ser gtnpuri
semadt, baB, penn ser &auf sebiuist
miirbe. bies einen BrdcebenSfau obs
seben tonne fir einen sutinftiseu
Yrdiibenten, Der uerIuden f6nnte,
irsenb elm entferntes 2anb i%enieits bes
Oceans gu anneftiren = pielleidt IN
Mfrifa. Ssrr Breckenridge, ber als
grdiioent SefferlOns gertreter fun.
sirte, eruiberte, es let gang ri6tis.
baB 70 etmas m6slt9 wdre, menn BEL
amerifaniid. gonsreb es tbun woQe,
eS iei iebs6 10 u0ais pbantaitiid uni
ld6erlid, baB ct Is ni6t elmer Dis'
%culiion uertb battle. 9unbert Sabre
iinb uersaneen une MIR ftnben etn'
Administration, bic nt9t 1000 Mei=
len nod Mfrica, Sonbern 10, 900 Wei'
len mad 10 Wiuionen Meni9en tbr'
sierise 9anb ausseitredt bat. Uni
bieie 2elite ertldren, Dem Beiipiel
Seferions gu folsen. Sic nebu,en i'd
wabrli9 srobe Sretbeitea nit ber 81
i9i9te AevAuS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Sie republifanil&e Rampaane.9ei=

Die republifanii9e aampasne'9ei=
trns uerianete an Yrielter unb fatb.
0aien taulenbe BON gremplaren zines
en9lii9en Circulars, in mel9en Elm
ebenio u%nuerfrorener mie plumper uno
einfalttser geriud semadt rpirb, Sic
Mc&inlep'i9e Qomintitration Don BEN
fatbolii6erleits sesen iie %erbObenen
acknowledgement rweiB5ubrennen" unb
ben 9eiern uorSui6winbeln, 6aB bic
6altuns Ser &esieruns auf guba, BEN
'pbilipptnen uno isnitisen neueruor=
benen @ebieten ii6 Der 8iQisuns unb
Nnertennuns Ser bO6iten firdli6en
autoritdten erfreue. 9ofentli6 ldBt
ii6 fein satbolif burd ben infamen
S9mtnbel binter's 9i9t fibren. 8as
bic &atbolifen uno bic tatb. &elision
BON Mc&inlep unb ietner Yolitif gu
erwarten baben, aeust nebi uielen aaz
beren 9batia6en nit Si9erbeit aud
Der nmitanb, baB ale Setten'Sanati=
fer unb Proielntenma6er fur TIN unb
feline @rpanitons > Yolitit Eeuer unb
Slammen ftnb uns i'm als ben rMann
Der gsriebuns4 unb ibrsn nSmma'
uerbtmmeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Gtnine Ser l1nteritiiker 6es Ser,

Ginise Der nnterftiter bes 6errn
Sub. 5anlen fabren alase barber,
baB, na6eem 6err Sbeo. 8riiner bic
Nomination aus @elunbsbeitsridfd=
ten abselebnt bate, ni@t ber Name
bes 9errn 9aalen auf bas resulsre
Sidet seieet wurbe. Oiele mifen
ni@t, saB sies, rein unm0sli9 mar.
9atte 9err 9anien ii9 SEN auf Ser
gonsention sefabt.n 8eidlaiien anse=
paBt unb bdtte ct it6 ni@t lofort mad
Der Convention als unabbdnsiseng an
bibat ausseseben, 10 wdre bies obne
:3weifel sei6eben. SER CALHOUN NOR
ME etn gansibat, nod iu6te er bas
4mt. Dahur6 baB 9err 9anien Ben
Oemofraten Ben &iden brebte unb iid
nit Sen &epublifaneru perbanb, ent=
sos Ct Benz gountp : Committee bas
&e6t, feinen Namen benz gountpzSi=
det einSuuerletben. l1nb Niemanb be-
%farwertete tnebr un6 itdrter Ste Nomi=
natioab es Serrn CALHOUN als Subse"
8rIner. .l5,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
@a8 iotlex mir NIT ben 8bilippi

@as iollex mir nit ben Ybilippi.
men aniansen2 Dieie Srase bat Ser,
godran in ieiner meiferbaften &eb'
auf's SortreHli6ite b%eantmortet. 81
iaste: sd Bin aberseust, baB fetr
&epublitaner ~sefunsen merben fam,
UNI bic Pbilipptnen= Politit gu redt:
fertisen. Oas 90dite, bas Semant
lasen t6nnte, mdre, baB mir einma1
brinnen iinb unb ni9t mieber beraus
t0nnen.. Nls ruenn Semanb, .na9ben
er Elm 8erbreden a~nsefansen, burd
8erbarren in bemIelben eine Eusent
baraus MAIDEN f6nnte. Damit pirb BIZ
sanse 2ebre BON Der &eue, ia, bas
gauge @ritlt6e Spitem uermorfen.
@tr t0nnen ntdt wteber gut MAIDEN,
mas mir an Sen Silipinss uerbroden,
aber mir f0nnen aufb6wen, fte nieber:
suldlteBen, mann INNER MIR nut
mouen, ra,b es 1T uniere Pfli9t, es 81
tbun."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Gin fraitigsr tbdtiaer 65eauer Ser

@tH ttWltbsr iputlBer 9e9ner Der
bentl6felnoli9en &idtuns zines Gbeils
Der fatbolllden Stride bieles 2anbes
lit 9ildof SpalOins in peoria, Der,
elmer alten9lil6 : amerifanil9en ga
mile IN &entudp entitammeno, Ielb1t
poatommen beutl9 lpri6t unb I6reibt.
Dieler Gage bat er aud sl Metamora
IN Sainois, Uobin ct our Sirmuns
tam, leine eble @eiinnuns %betbdtist.
Na6 Der Sirmuns belt er cine Mn=
lprade, IN welder er ben Oeutl6en
sroBes Sob Solte fir bic Spfer bic
tie CUR Grridtuns Der Sdulen unb
Gir6en ssbra6t baben, uno tie &in=
Der %ermabnte, bic beutide Spra9e ni9t
gu perna9lanisen. Sebes &inb beutz
lder Gltern iollte ebenIo gut Deutid
als Gnslii4 leien, i9reiben unb iprez
den fonnen ipdter piirben iie es iebr
berenen, ipenn tie bic @elesenbeit per=
paBt bdttsn. 8ii6of Spalbins era=
minirte bic Sirmlinse in beutl9er
Spra9e unb auBerte it@ Iebr erfreut
ilber ibr sutes Oeuti9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Der frIhere republifaniihe @ene

Der frIbere republifanii6e @sne=
rals Peltmeiiter 8anamafer bat in Ell
net &ese, bic er in Suntinston sebalz
ten, bic &epublifaner BON Yennipluas
MEN sans sebOris surd bic 6e6els e
sossn. Gr beidulsist iie, bab iie bis
Stimmtaiten nit faliGen 8ablsetteln
p%oQitopften bab ite bic Be tsneru,s
10 einri9ten, oab iie lei6t farbie rel,
6en &orporatienen unS idmer fir
bic armen Sarmer lit; baB iie bic
0fentli6en Gelser benuben, ais wdren
ite griuatfapita[ Ser Yolitifer; baB
iie 2eute in Ben &onsreB i6iden, Inn
Bic Sraits unb ibre eisenen Eal6en
gu bei@aben baB iie bie Saulen, Sic
6erabsetemmen, bic 2aiterbaften unb
bic g.rbreder sesen bic anitdnbisen
@lemente orsantfiren unb boB iie bic
PDlitit bes Staates ferrumpireu unb
bic &esieruns besrabiren, Bis beibe
Dem Staate CUR S6anbe serei@sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Infer lcttcS @prt.

en- Der 6oltun9 res rNoroltern"
baben mir uns mdbrsno Der am Sien:
itao III Gnce sebenNen &ablcampaas
ne unentpest pom e6ten bemotratiz
1den Settle uno pon BEN untriIaltten
9rinsipien Der Omptratie, Der Fartei
pes Soltes, lei'en lailen. Nfa6 beltenl
gSiiieu uno sSiueu baben mir I'M ern
Seleru ba~rseib0n. welde Sortbsile
Benz &Olfc i'm I%ttSemeinen fiinftiS se=
boten limb, menu es Die 3isel Der
Ser. StGaten: &esierunS benz bemo.
fratilaen Sannertrdser @iliam s..
Sruan's i~iber9eben, Hlo Sic 3asel Der
Observation-Disclosures in ben bewGbr
ten Sdnbeu bes @OuuernOrs Sobn
Sinb belailen miro q; wenn es burd cis
@abl unleres GonsreBmaunes 6eIn=
rid Sruellen SIR Sdafiuns eincs Sc
mofratii6en Gonsrelies beitrdst unb
bur6 sic @abl auer bemotratil6en
County, anoioaten bas quite bemo=
fratiI9e @ert front. Sor iesli9en
perIOnli6sn @ebdilisfeiten baben mir
uns iorsiam sebitet ul1S eas Suite un=
fern @esuern selaiier,, mas ibnen &c.
bibrt. Oamit baben mir uns sepil=
ienbaft unierenP fli9ten ben 9elern bes
r0orSitern" seseniiber entlebist unb
mir boffen, baB ale nit uns am Gage
Der 8abl ii6 aufraHen unb nad
&rdften gum bemofratii6en Stese Bet
trasen rperSen. No6mals erlaiien
mir oil ale @dbler bic ernite Nuf=
forbsruns, ii9 bur6 ni6ts am Wabls
tase pom Der Ausabuns ibrer @ablz
pfidt abbalten gu l~aiien, ale
Gadbaren, Sreunbe unb Mitarbeiter
aufsumuntern, an Ser @ablurne
non ienem &e@te @ebrau9 gu ma
den, bas biersulanbe BET arnne 10 gut
wie Der &ei9e bat, u,o bur9 SemiI.
ienbafte Stimmabsabe 6asu b~eisutra=
gen, bab bic inherent 2an6e unb un=
ierer Sreibett brobeneen, pom Der re-
publitaaii9en Rartei beraufbei9wo=
renen @efabrcn bur6 ben Sies Der
Semotraten, Der Nreunbe bes goltes,
pQn uns absepenbst psrbsn, Stimmz
eeber beraus! saBt IS eu9 gum Nab
me nadseiast ietn, siin Stese Der
8oltspartei b%eisetrasen gu baben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Snlutb erfennt Srmelfen's
Nerbtenfte an.

8eri@te iinb in Outl,tb einsetroi
fen, baB eintse ebrwibrtse Politife,
iiber Serrn Sruelien 9isen ausse
ltreut babeu unb bies moblwetslit5
mdbreno Ser Nbuelenbeit b~eslelben,
10 Aab er fi6 nidt seitis senus 81 uec=
tbeibisen permas. Oies Serfabren bal
Bic Seu6lteruns pom Duluth berart an
s~eetelt, baB 65 @el@dfts= unb grofeI;
ltons= Wdnner, &epublitaner mie Oe;
mofraten, tire Oiente bem gonsreb=
Committee a~nseboten baben, ibre i3eit
gu mismen uno ibre auslasen ielbit
su beitreuten seniqt utb bereit iinb
binsuseben, no man ibrer Otenlte Be.
barftig gu iein uermeint. Nae biele
wouen feline i6mubise Yolitif uao
proteitiren basesen, einen Wann,
mel9er Ser Stabt cine Wi0ion Dol:
lars erlparte, uerleumbet 81 ieben.
sic i6euen feline Wiben unb teine
Wittel, GERM Eruelien's @abl ii
ben gonsreB gu iidern. DULUTH meiB
mas IS an 9errn Sruelien bat uno
wenn Der 6. Oiitrift ibu in Sen Con,
sreB ididt, wirb iein Sntereiie ben be:
item 9dn6en anuertraut ietn. @enr
aud fein seidnieselter &ebner, er If
etn serpihenbafter Mann, Der fir's
Snterefe bes Bottles eintreten uni
basielbe ai9t NIT Tlben setreten ieber
min.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
&c nGher ser @abltae berannabt

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
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