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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
PASSING PIEAsANTR1Es.

"Why do you call your friend, the law
yer. so economical?" Because he Is de-
termlned to make that suit he has had
so long last TIL after Easter. "--Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
quite Natural-Dlx-Did that police
man die a natural death? HlN-Yes; he
Just went from one sleep into another
until he fell into the last sleep-Chicago
News. =
Evidence OF Compllcity-"That man
next door moved here from Kentucky.
What for?" "Why he said he lived go
many miles away from the scene Of the
Goebel shooting that he felt sure he
would be arrested. Chicago Record.
Among Friends-"I am a British sub
ject," ne said, as he signed the register
with flourish. IAN right" replied the
hotel clerk, III see any Beers lurking
about I'll give you the tip TO rush to
er."-Phlladelphia North American.
Figuring the Odds-"Even yet" said
President Steyn, "the British have not
stopped sending out relnforcemcnts."
NO" said President Kruger, with a
sigh. II wonder II they are trying TO
make this n siXteen-to-one movement"
Puck.
After the Coincide Franchise Fire
NJ. de CalInaux is about to rebuild the
ruined chapel OF HIS native village. II
would advise" said his architect, "the
Gothic Aamboyant style" Gothic as
much as you please" replied Calinaux,
but let us have no ilamboyant-wltha all
It's risk OF fire."-Figaro.
In Chicago Strangcr-"How is this?
The doors OF all these handsome offices
are wide open, but the occupants seem
to have fled. Natlve-Thats right They
have fed President Harper Of the Chi
caSo University is just coming down the
street, and he has to raise $4,000 before
six o'clock!-Clcveland Plain Dealer.
One Filipino Advantagc-'You Fillpi-
nos have very quiet and peculiar meth
DDS OF warfare" said the stranger.
Yes" answered the native. but they
have their advantages, We have been
successful in avoiding controversies
about prize money, the credit OF vlcto-
res, and the various popular forms OF
rcwardinE n hero. "-WaShington Star.
a Beggarly Salary-The young Con-
gresham ran his eye over the pages OF
the speech he expected to deliver on the
morrow. He made a tritlinE alteration
or two, passed his hand across his brow.
folded his arms, and gnzed hard at the
typewriter pages before him. And
all get for this kind OF work" he ru-
minated. with n tlnge OF bitterness in
his tone, us $1,000 year."-Chicago
Tribune.
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Commerce of the Lakes.

t,,,-,,,, 81 stotIstirs boa
Nv ''s''.u' IT, am =, ~ montbIy
lusI 'Iss'.'sa - ,. o, ,ntorcs,inv f,at-
PuDiieN''o',' 'o'' '.,..,sr., =, Tho Gra,t
utsS o. ''' sY' '','a,,o, 10 ohou, 10 ~.
l-'hes, "','' 80, 80 80 ,ooo Tha com.
sum- 'o' sils 's|a =" re- inland ssas
p.O' y 1'i'-'- .5,r,,,, doynIonmppt
h.O"s . ms -
VI 0u' uY's T.. ~. ,or,tgn commerc,
So o,o ~ 400 200 -, $50 10 20 oOo ooo oOl
iIo,', .i'OOO'Ovv'y.y ~ a,d an ,ncrsosa
Il, i'OV 20 49, ~, an ooo mn in iva
VI o"a 49, Ho, 1o ,S T., tsoo ia ev,n morn.
20 60 VoO,V,S ~, q trsIgn,eco,t
s'IiN'''s' ou' '"'S So. .,,,, ~, 10Th NJ
WV" -V'''pl,, -, IT, "a ,n,os-
eo''i'''s'es y" "a. i..,,,-,,,,, NO, .rrlr,,
uFtu ~ "a. -. ,,.,,,s.
Iou' "''1'' Wv - -, ,,,,,tsb,, yot
factory S'S''s''e''' ~ 9's, ,n, ,oL,s "a
lle i"e' ''''' 80 ''s,'' ~. ,,,a ,,a,,st
uoou' 70 op." ""u t w. ,ncJ,,,Iy nrc-
SEASON .''i N,'o"" % - ,,,,, ,,,a ,,,1,,
u'''iu oS '''O's I1',','''' 49,, 10. ~,
'heie ''''N's 'y''.5 20 ,.',.-1.,,.r
bureau OF s''''sI , nv 80. $50, ,.,r-oto
ine S',S's pm az ~ 49,, L",,
s'a,'s''c'' S''','l'e,',' - - a.
during u 'onS'ue'io'l 'eI,' y,
NJ s| mary + aus Na''1' " 49,.
meets bihe oup.',o' VIZ 80.
huIoh' E''e ',,u O'''1.' ,,as,,,
study OF 'htse "bures II % ~ 'e'.s'.I's
to compare III some u'Sree ,.e 81" -, y,
OF interim. Go,"'''t'eu VI Wv 49, 80,
Lakes win t'u' OIL our iotp'sn 'o'n
meree' as "re'uy '" .,',l, 1.e ~,
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The refunding scheme appears to be It
pronounced success, IL we may judg.
from the following, which appeared in
the Washington correspondence OF the
New York Journal of Commerce: THE
receipt of bonds at the treasury to-day
for exchange into the new per cent
bonds was about s2,25O,OOO. The receipts
are still running at the rate Of several
millions per day. and the total thus far
presented has been S29S,92O,sOO. secre-
tary Gage and Treasurer Roberts are
much gratlfied with the complete sue
cess of the refundIng project and be-
lleye that nearly all Of the bank bonds
will be received for refunding within
another month Of two"
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OFFICIAL CALL.
First District Republican Congress
slonol and Delegate cOnYen'

The Republican voters OF the First Con-
gression District are hereby notified that
a convention for the purpose OF nomt.
mating u candidate TO represent the said
district in the Congress Of the United
States, to be voted for at the ensuing cleo
tlon, will be held at Weston w, Va,
Wednesday, June G. 1900, beginning at l
o'clock p M.
Letting two delegates and two Rlternates
10 represent the said district in the Ma
tlonai Republican Convention. to be held
at Philadelphia. Pa. to nominate a can
didate for President and Vice President,
TO be voted for at the ensuing presidential
election, will be held at Clnrksburg, w.
Va, Monday, May Z, 1900, beginning at 3
o'clock p. m. -.
The basis OF presentation, to prevent
confusion. will be the same as that for
the state nominating convention to-wit:
one vote for every one hundred votes cast
for G. W. Atkinson for governor In 1896,
and one for every fraction OF one hundred
over fifty.
County committees are requested TO pro-
vide for the selection OF delegates to each
OF said conventions.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

The only way to get a woman to be
quiet is TO let her talk.
Distance is the only chnperone worth
anything, and you sometimes get fooled
In that,
When woman Ia really happy she Is
either terribly in love or else terribly
free from It.
Women have the best Of IT.; man
may not have room In the house for Il
dog, but bis wife can always manage 10
keep 4 rubber plant.
You can always tell which kind Of
cake woman thinks is the best by mo-
tlclng which she says she made herself
and which she says she let the girl try
New York Press.
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Moving Shade Trees.

C. j. Lamb, writing to the Michigan
Farmer In reply to an inquiry about
ways Of moving shade trees, says: The
way l do is 10 root-prune a year in ad-
vance, II the trees are large, say from
two to six inches in diameter, and TWEEN
ty or more feet in height, Select your
trees this spring, and as soon as the
frost is out of the ground. cut all the
main roots a foot or eighteen inches
from the stump. Mark your trees and
let them stand one year. In which time
masses OF small roots will grow close to
the slump. These small roots will make
II quite easy for the tree to live, and less
top trimming is required than where
the trees are not thus root-pruned in
advance In this way large shade trees
may be quite easily and safely trans
planted with a very much smaller per-
ccntage OF loss. and trees may be made
almost sure to grow and give good shade
In three or four years. Otherwise. II
small trees be transplanted. It takes
many years to securc the shade
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Mra. nnwnr,a Rnllplon.

Correspondence Chicago Record: It
appears that Mrs. Dewey has been in
the habit of changing her religion. She
was born and brought up in the Presby-
terrain church and remained a member
Of that communion untn after the death
of her first husband, Gen. Hazen. Then
she Joined the Episcopal church, AID
belonged to st, Johns parish. Next
she became Interested in theosophy and
Joined a society for the study Of occult
science, until converted TO Catholicism
through the influence of Mrs. Bellamy
storer. the wife Of our minister TO Spain,
and Archbishop Keane, while the latter
was director of the Catholic university
at Washington. She has since been a
communicant at ST. Pauls Catholic
church and was married by Father Mac
kin, its pastor When the term for which
she had rented her pew AT ST. Paurs
church expired last month. Father Mac
kin called upon her and found that she
was undergoing change OF heart. He
endeavored to persuade her to adhere to
the faith, but she gave him little en-
cOuragement. and did not renew the
rental OF her pew. Nobody observed her
absence from St PRurs. or at least 1t
attracted no comment until n few days
ago, when It was noticed that she was
attending the Lcnten lectures at st.
Johns Episcopal church with he. hus-
band. where he is a member Of the YES
try. In answer to inquiries Mrs. Dewey
lnformed.her friends that she had de-
clded to return to the Episcopal faith,
and yesterday she was elected one OF
the patronesses Of the Episcopal cathc
dral foundation. of which Mrs Phoebe
A. Hta st T. president. Mrs. Dewey de-
clinc5 to discuss the subject and the
admiral frankly informs the public that
his wife's religion Is nobody's business.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, MS they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that IS by constitutional remedic1.
Deafness Ia caused by an inhamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachlan Tube. When this tube gets
inaamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when 1t is en-
tlrely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mai condition hearing will be destroyed
forever: nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catlrrh. which is nothing but
an innamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by Ca
tarrh) that cannot be curedrby Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for'1 circulars,
free. f. ]. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. 'a
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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what's this. Has the seed sown by
Prof. McGIhert and Pastor Hills taken
root? a New York Prcsbytery has jus;
elected delegate to the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian church,who
is commissioned to ask for the formu-
lation OF "a short and simple creed that
would be acceptable to the church"
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So far as legislative nominations have
beer made in Pennsylvania, the quay
forces have suffered a loss OF fifteen,
compared with their strength in the last
legislature. Counting the Democratic
districts the same as before the nomi-
nations for the next legislature stand
as follows Quayltes, 80; antl-Quay 80;
Democrats, 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13

Representative Dalzell described the
Democrats in the house OF representa-
lives well enough to be recognized by
their most intimate friends when he
characterized them as "scrlbes, Phari-
sees and hypocrltes.'
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1t was somewhat of coincidence that
the Puerto Rican tariff bill should have
been passed on the first anniversary OF
the Presidents peace proclamation, de-
clarIng the war between this country
and Spain at an end.
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Representative Joseph slbley, who
now represents the Twenty-seventn
Pennsylvania district in Congress, hav-
ing been elected us a Silver Democrat
is now the Republican nominee for
election to the next Congress. Prosper
ity and the adoption Of the gold stand
ard and the fetch worship Of Bryan
knocked all the Democracy out of Col.
SIhlnv
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rnrlnrd,s Armnrod rrnIna.

The magnificent ormored trains used
by England in her war with the Beers
viii transport her troops, protect
bridges and tcieEraphic communications
In about the same way that Hostcttcr's
stomach Blttgrs drives dyspepsia from
the human stomach and then mounta
guard that it docs not return The hit
tCrs haG won In every Gaze OF inilEc3-
tlon. blllouBuess, liver and kidney
trouble FOR the past Grty years. II h
Invaluable al all times
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13

So many have spoken for Judge
Henry Clay Caldwell. of Arkansas. that
he thought 1t was time to make Few
remarks himself. and as consequences
he has emphatically declared that un-
der no circumstances will he be a candi-
date for the Democratic vice preslden-
tlal nomination.
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There are two serious objections to
Ex-Governor Pattlson. Of Pennsylvania,
as running mate for Bryan. Have
the promoters OF his candidacy forgot
ten his gold standard and expansion
convictions?
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR,

April l4-ohIo County Suggestion Meet
lngs.
April 2S-Ohio County Primary Election.
May 7-First Congressional District Del
egnte Convention, at Clarksburg,
May S-State Delegate Convention, Fair
mont
June 6-First Congressional District
Nominating Convention. Weston.
July ll-State Nominating Convention,
Charleston
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the body in a condition of sound health.
Mrs. II. A. AlSbTook. Of Austin, I,ouoke Co,
AK, writes; uAfler ave months Of great sui.
fering with female weakness / write for the
ton. doctored with Our family physician with
out any good results, 50 my husband urged me
to Try Dr.. PieTces medicinSs-whieh DID. with
wonderful rehultG. / an completely cured. ]
took four bottles OF Dr.. PieTee'G Favonite Pre-
Scription four Of his Golden Medical piSeoV-
cry RndtWo walls Of his PleRSant PeIleti.'"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
Etipation aud It's consequences. 2
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Judging from the number Of men in
Kentucky who have been accused OF
firing the shot that killed Goabel, 1t IS
singular that all the firing proceeded
from one spot.
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The "Middle.of- the Road" PopulIsts
threaten to take up Dewey This Is al
most as severe as the blow that killed
father"
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Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried b cents per pound,
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed. 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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It is now up to some fool friends OF
Admiral schley to bring him out as u
presidential possibility.
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Up to April Z the British casualties in
South Africa have amounted to $1,000.
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There docs not appear to be any
"orcn door" FOR Dewey,
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The Admiral OF the Navy should yet
on his sea legs" again.
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POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

%. -, - ~ ~
Suggestion meetings VIII be held on sat
nrday, April y, lsO, at ,;gO o'clock p m,
IN alI OF the districts OF ONO Souh'y, .. -
cept Hchland and Liberty disttlSts; Which ~
VIII hold thelr meetlnss AZ clS Siip, y. .''
The places Of meeting VIII be as follows:
Washingt9n Dlstrict-Nis'laht ENGINE
Madison Distriet.ls!and Hose House
Gay Distrlct-O1d eIlgMa ii1 Ill
Centre Distrlet-Hartmans Han, corner
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Last Mid-wintor Excursion to Wash
lnntnn and pnltlmnre. VIn b. q o.

Thursday. April r. Faro FOR the round
trip, $40. Tickets good ten days,
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PIANOS tuned ard repaired by cx-
pert workmgu. II, W. BANNER co.
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April is sadly out OF tune with tn
season
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by ex-
pert workmcn, +. W. BANNER co.
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WHEELING GREENHOUSE ca
The undersigned. the lnco-,,,,,
named In the agreement reclted in n, y.
uhcate OF incorporation OF the Ma.
Greenhouse COMPANY. give notice Nh /.
that company will be held al Nv -
Howard Hazlctt & Son. IN tbs rs ,l,,
Wheeling, on Monday. April 4 TX !
1850 p. m, for the purpcst Of o-r,s,,.
eiectlng a board OF directors. m1tis- !
laws, and transao;ing ans other bT,..
which may lawfully be done by n. u
stockholders In general meeting
'Ji, II. c, HAHLETT
a. G. HUBBARD
NELSON C. HUBBApn
a. W PAUL..
THCS, b, SWEENEY
apl9-I lncOrp01it1
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CThe INTELLIGENcER, embracing It's
several editions. is entered In the Post
ONCE at wheeling, W. Va. as second
class matterl
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NEW ADvERrrsy,,,,

! w AGMo6 bI1 ! Fly GIRLS H..
SONS co, ~ NeNEcRis
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w ~ ty,6! f'I Ri, uRNisHED BoS,s
ferrcd '"S; ,Fllth 9nd Sl1th wv wv ~
t o,iice Address Z. + j. ears MA, s.I;i 3,
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Sold by Druggists, 75c. ''
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
UNIVERSITY
Gpae9epiae, 81 inn.,

Spae9epille, Df inn.,
ron 8eneo rtinern %aslei'e', 1T he heo '"tenb.
fe 8 pa nal oes No 10 items. Serrlihe
unD a.iune qale urf-r@t n aIIsn 10
t,rn. Eeion ,rre Nuf neriamfeit MIRO Der
o~emtSden Sprade uno ben SanoelS.
wiHcnid,aften
aeuiomet. 6 rtr T. ~ ierer Bet. Nebi-.
aunae =: ECO rer Wonat BET rim mo M timer
Bcrausb 4 bung. Nusfunfi erttsilt rer
Slce.erdGrent 4O.lj
4icp. 8rnno 9Sraer, .. 9. 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

fdeibe Dlel tpeiBer. Yei m%itteImdBiaen
uno idledten Yeaebennen miro Die
rotbe Sarbe oes Gammes unb Yartes
INNER b~laiier. bic Sbreni6eibe oaaeeen
idmuyia meiB uno ioaar aelblid=rpien-
roth. 2. Tas srueite 3eiden b~etriiit Die
geidaffenbeit Der Seoerquaiie Inn uno
borsiislih inter benz SteiB /; le GROCER
oieIe Guaiie if uno je dhnlider lie
elmer Dem Nufbliiben raben Nrtiihote
1T. oetO better iino bic Sennen gun,
@ierleaen. 9ber aud oas asben ole
Gransuien gu: .Gute yeger iino
idledte Yriter.'
g,fpl9 Der Wiefenentmdi.
ferun9. Gieliah bort man Die 2laae,
bob ourd Die 93ieienentwdlisrurs Der
grtrae leioe. Ser Gjruno if Der. Dab
bic iaueren 8rdier peribmmoen. obne
oaB iit elm GriaB al suten @raiern
ioiOrt oailr einitellt. Sier mus Der
lanomirtb ourd CUTE Siinaun9 mle
friide geiamuns gutter @ielsnpflansen
nadbelien. Seublumen nilBen bier
nidts. ionoern o%ermebren nur Die un=
trduter. Niro 10 nit elmer entmdiierten
Wieie perIabren. Damn tann man per-
iidert fein. Dab ielbit Elm ooppeltes
grnteertragiiB ni6t gu bOd anseidla.
gen 1T.
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Sic neue Wafferoertor.
guua 2onoons miro einen &oiien-
auimanb BON niht meniger als En-.
600. 900 $50. SOC. 00O) ueruriaden.
Sir automobilinif4 Ser
an faltum9en wdbreno oer Barrier
@eltaustelluns in oieiem Sabre iino
Nusaaben In Der S6be BON 200. 0OG
Srancs poraeieben.
I'm elm aroBes 2abel ourd
Gle Straben BON san Sranciseo su
aieben. beourfte es tiiralih 56 Yferoe
unb zines eiaens fur ben ,3loed ton'
firuirten Ylod.g4a9ens.
Yefiserin eines mertw ii r {.
bigen 3bee9efhirrs 1T Die Gais
ierin Srieorid BON Geutidlano. Tas
YrGientirbrett beleEt aus einem aaus'
sebdmmerten alten periiiden 9alb'
pennpniif (etrua | Cent?. Sic Sbee'
fame tpar emf cine beutihe Gupfer.
miinsc, unb bic tleinen 9aIien iino aus
Gololtiiden peridieoener oeutider Stud
ten aetrieben.
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Cine S9re6ensna9t.
@hreal;he ResSrht,r,ho.+

rSdredlide 8efirdtuns beste man
fir Die Wittpe bes tapieren Generals
8urnbam uon Wa6ias, We., oils bic
0octoren iasten. lie t0nnte nidt bis
Worsen leben," i9teibt Srau g. s..
eincoln. welhe ibr in Der fnrdtbaren
Iaht beiitano. Nue 9laubten, iie
miiie balo on Der HunsenentSanouns
iterben, ober iie uerlans { nod Or.
ains's Stem DISCOVERY. neil. mie iie
iaete. bies ibr idon mebr oils einmal
cas eeben serettet uno iie bon Der
Aus,ebruna sebeilt babe. Nad orei
fleinen 0oien idlief iie rubia Die
gauge Nadt, uno Der weitere @ebrau9
bette iie u%ouitdnois. Oieie number
bare Weoisin beilt inter @a,antie
'nols=, Vrult= uno 0unsenfranfbelten
@eriudshaiden irei in ". s. @ubn's
Npotbefe.
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St. Scucoict's Mca0emg,
Ct. Sojcpb, Stearus Ss., Wfinn.

Der ilutsrr,ht IN Osrielben umtaBt o,e
beutlhe uac eneIiihe Sprahe, nsot ave
peihlthsu u aubarbetten tom.'
Rsibupn uue Malen. Selcnoere Aut'
ue,tiamfeiI nem
uuterridbt In Der Muff
oeihsntt. Nuh miro bier Sohteru 8ele'
oenbrit aehctsu. hh fir oas 2ebrfah ans'
,ublasu.-3u S'rbinruna NIT Der Nfd'
pem,s, j,coh in eiuem beionoeren @ehau
be n,rn zine Shule s~eleitet fir Sunben
pon 8 his II Sahreu. poielbft ne cine cute
Grrshuna uuo miitterlihe Soratalt ae'
ui,ben.-um unb're Iustunft uenoe mon
fh ssfailraf an
g.. f>;rocfross. n s. r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
LOUIS SIM,
bcutiober II brmaeber u. u 9ent
fir Ginger Stdbmaiebinen,
SAUk CENTRE, MIMI.

llbren II ollie Sorten Ynbmaih'ns,
auf's bin,aite rep ,rirt mo Nrheit aaran:
tirt. Waihtnen,ubebor. Waoeln, Del.
3reibriemen IL. {. no.. fir ole Waihinen
itets an 6nuo. Tie beftsn 9aihens unb
Wanouhren iorp;e Die perihieoenen Sor'
ten Singer 3abmaihinen ftets uorro'
thla. 4lsba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
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bare Wutter neulih Dem altbsmdbrt.n
9eilmittel, 5orni Alpentrduter Ylut.
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len 3eusnife seben, wel1e bieiem
Wittel i'm eaufe Der Sabre murosn.
10 mullen mir 5useben. oab oieier 81
tel ansebradt lit uho elm o%antbarsr
&ater bridt in einem Brief an Or.
Peter Nabrnep in Gbieaso, Su., bic
ndmli9en @efible aus. Wir brinsen
baber ben Brief wortli9:
Nppolo, Ea. Wertber 0err Oots
tor!-Wtit oantbarem &ersen idreibe
id Sbnen oieie uenisen .3e.len. Weia
Sobn, 10 Sabre alt, lpar leit iiini
Sabren leioeno. gr bate elm Sla=
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gen waren su .3siten 10 bei,ia, ouB er
laut aufidrie. @ir Sossn iowobl in
europa ais au9 bier Die beiten Nsr,,e
gu &atbe, obne @iilie gu %finoen. giuss
Sases tauite ib Ourd 3niau cine
Elaide Nlpent,duier Slutbeleber.
Oieie Iuslase BON einisen Gents be-
Smedte, mas une uotbet init bunoerter
pom Oouats nidt moslrd mar. Dteiu
Sun9e wuroe 9ebeilt uno lit nun &c
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rem Sal. Gin &.no meiues Nad
bars, pier Suhre alt, luar in 9anSer
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bottle lid cine 6lalbe Slutbeleber uoI
mir uno fling cine reselre9te Sur oa
nit on. Ser NusihlaS loite ii4 III
furSer a3eit mie S%iidiuppen, ab unc
eine selunoe rolise 8aut mabte lit
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bar erlbeinen, mir jeoob nidt, oa ELL
8ino meines Burners gang dbnlidJ
beim9eluht mar uno ourd oallelbt
Uttttel 9ebeilt muroe." = Nuercings
erlheint es uns niht 10 munoerbar.
penn mir in Vetrndt ,teben, oaB oel
Nlpenfldutsr Ylutbeleber bic WutfeI:
me i'm &o,per iootet, auf natirlihen1
Weae wsatlbrt uno selunoes rel1es
Blut i'm &orper SuridlaBt.