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The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
ATTEMPTED 10 SEIZE FRUIT
STEAMER.

Atlanta. Ca, November 20 "A special
from Mobile, Ala, says;
According TO the story OF the officers
and crew, an attempt was made by the
insurreotionists In the republic OF Co
iombia to seize the Norwegian fruit
steamer Bratten when she put into the
port Of santa Maria on November ~ for
cargo of fruit. As soon as the steam
er reached dock, the revolutionists pre-.
pared to seize 1t, u
The Colombian government, however,
placed the ship under guard Of body
of soldiers and ordered her out OF the
range Of guns from the shore. The cap
tain was obliged to return to Mobile
without a cargo. The boat, while flying
the Norwegian flag, is under charter Of
firm of fruit importers OF this city.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

Ing OF the Portland boat last evening
and said be was hungry, had no money
and wanted to go home. He was taken
TO the police station ana housed.
10 Magistrate Crane. this morning,
told the above facts. Judge Crane is q
native OF Lowell. Mass, where be spent
his early years, ami the boys story ex-
cited his sympathy. wanted to see Ne"
York" said the boy, in falling his story
70 the Judge. And now you've seen ~
inquiringly suggested his honor.
Yes" replied the boy.
And you re willing to go homer
inquired the judge.
"You bet l ain,' said Neil, as he
stepped down from the bridge.
Judge Crane wrote "Dischareed' on
the complaint and Neil will be given
a good temporary home by the Gerry so
ciety until his relatives are communi-
Gated with.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
DOESN'T REMAIN FIRE PROOF.

:: Washington, November s6.-The Score
tary of the Navy has received report
from a special board appointed toinvesti-
gate the merits of fire proof wood as q
material for naval vessels, which in sub
stance finds that the present processes of
treating wood, 80 far as they have been
tried In the navy, are imperfect In that
the wood does not permanently retain
the fire proofing. They recommend the
opening OF the bids for fire PROBING to q
wider competition to meet developments
In the art.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
BoER REFUaEEs IN NEW YORK.

New York, November g6.-Among sthe
passengers who arrived today per steam
or Statendam from Rotterdam, were
five refugees from the South African re-
publics. They are s. Pearson. commits
sary general of the Transyaal army ;
Commandment W. Snyman of the Orange
Free State; IL. Snyman, Jr., A. Lieben-
berg and Hercules ID. ViIjoens of Sny-
mans commando.
Gen. Pearson says that his party was
chased over the border into Portuguese
territory. They made their way TO the
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
Will Boom His Business.

S. Laval, merchant Of Dallas, Tex,
writes: 81 thought l would have to give
up business, after two years OF suffering
from general debility brought ON by over
work and long hours, but four BOTTLES
of Electric Bitters gave me new life.
can now eat anything, sleep well and
feel like working all the time. It's the
hest medicine on earth" It's wonder
full tonic and health builder for tired,
weak, siokly and rundown people. Try
1t. Satisfaction guaranteed. Only 500
ut II, p 5. Goold. bY7 Congress street
drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

The Neil Brooks referred to IN the
above dispatch Is known at Cumberland
Mills. The lad is about ID years OF age
and left the city some three months ago.
He is nephew OF Mr. Frank Maxwell,
who disappeared mysteriously In the
spring, leaving several children.
The Bliss boy referred 20 Is not known
in westbrook. Young Brooks Is now
in Cumberland Mills with relatives and
says that he is glad once again to get
home
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

catarTh, from which she had been suffer
ing for gears. Very respectfully yours,
J. s. NUGENT.
Jenkintown, p. o., Philadelphia.
Dear Sir:--1 can speag OF "Hyomei" In
tina highest praise. Two years ago l con-
tracted a severe cold which settled on my
lungs and bronchial tubes, and for three
months was constant sufferer with a
dreadful cough. doctored till 1 was al
most discouraged, when one day picked
up paper ana came across MIR. Booths
advertisement j got an inhaler. inhaled
1t, and slept until morning, which had
not done for three months, and In two
weeks time my cough had all disap-
psared.
AlRs. A. A. YERKEs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
DENIAL FROM GERMANY.

Berlin, November s6.-Tns National
zsitung today semi officially denies that
Germany is seeking to acquire the island
of Curacao, Dutch West Indies.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
New York, February 10, 1895.

New York, February 10, 1895.
Dear Sir:--PIeass Ind money enclosed,
for which send one Pocket Inhaler outfit
to my friend. ID. 5. Walton. 1874 Frank
lin St., City.
Hyomei has done me 30 much good that
l never cease recommending II to my
friends, have purchased 10 outfits which
have given to friends, aud have also
influenced more than twice this number
to buy your remedy. l have yet to meet
one who has not thanked me for recon-
mendiDg IL.
10 has completely cured my daughter Of
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

coast and thence by steamer to Europe.
Pearson says he has never hean ont Of
south Africa before and does not know a
single person in the world outside of
South Africa. lie viii stay here several
days and then so to Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY

10 Carter St., Boston, Mass, April IS.
In my family OF three we have used the
Hyomei and have been perfectly satisfied
with the results. None OF US have had
colds since we have used 1t. believe 10
is a great prereRtiUe Of colds, cdtdrrh,
etc, as we'll as a cure for them.
(Rev.J STANLEY SEARINo.
New York, April 10, 1879.
Gentlsmen:-Your "1nhaIer' cannot
be beaten. l was suffering from q dry,
hacking cough which literally tore my
throat to pieces. l obtained an inhaler"
and was relieved almost Immediately.
In three days my cough had disappeared
entirely. ut lie hot stuff -
Yours very truly, T. V. MOORE.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
GAVE BATH GOOD GAME.
Portland Los. ny one coal Fart
Might.

Bath, November 90 Portland gave
Bath an interesting game tonight What
mough made his initial appearance In
this city with Portland and played well.
The home team won ny superior team
work. Mallory's goal tending was . ieat-
ure. The line mp and summary:
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
PHILLIps-ExETER' 5 CAPTAIN.

Exeter. N. H. November 26. Karl f
Brill, 'O2, of HazIeton, Pa, was tonight
chosen captain of the Phillips-Exetsr
academy football eleven, for next year
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
10 EMBARK LORD ROBERTS

Cape Town, November VI. The Brit
ish steamer Canada, Capt. Maddooks,
s,iled tos ay for Durham, presumably TO
smbark Lord Roberts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
POLO PERCENTAGES.
Burgess Leads Goal Tenders and Hip
son Rushers.
ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.l

Bath, November 26-The close Of the
first three weeks in the Maine polo
league finds the percentage OF rushers
and goal tenders according to the secre-
tary reports, as follows;
plarar Cluh Goals lost S6Ons y G.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27
RoOkLAND, s; LEWISTON, Z.

Rookland. November 2o.-In a game OF
four periods Rockland won from Levi 9
ton tonight to 7. The playing was at all
times good, but the rushing OF the home
team was fiercer and had It not been for
Arrington's fine defense at the baskets,
the SCORE would have been rolled up
against the visitors. The line up and
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

He has played at lsfs tackle on tne steam
for two years.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

Score-Rockland, 8; Lewistoni z. Stops
White, 80; Arlington, 4S. Rushea-
rarrant, g; Wiley, 2, Hipson, 10. Fouls
Rockland, /. Referee-Snowman. Timer
davies Attendance-500.
GARDINER HERE TONIGHT.
The Gardiner polo team will play In
City hall tonight. This VIII be one of the
most in terestipg games of polo seen here
this season, so it is promised.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

SCORE Bath, 8; Portland, 4. stops
Mallory, 90; burgess, Is hushes-Mer-
Ger, o; Campbell, 3 Fouls-O' Hara, Muir
laugh, Internationally. Timer-C.
A. Flelda. Attendance-50).
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

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The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

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AMERICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
,uelder prompt unb fd5nrI bic
fdiimmften Sale BELT.

allies lofort our6ldalt al Gnben,
, hb%ertuunoen bate, iagte er lid. Dab Del
Gpmnalialletrer gar fem unmilltpm,
mener Sbmisaeriobn lei. Gr blitte all
Die llbr, Damn risf er: rSerr Goftor
Sbr Sufipiel siebt lid 81 iebr in pi,
9du9e. oas berbirbt Die Stimmuna,
Bis jeBt mar Die gntwidelsna redt
flott-aber Die Sauptia1e-bie point
feblt nod-fdtlt per sdiu6 nidt ab
baum mill ia me N%ufiiibruns ristiren.
| Jab fueren Die Qicbenoen auseinan:
Der. grenner mar ourd Die ibm uaer'
! fldrliden Wofte 10 ber,pirrt, oas {,
, feline Grpioauus ianb. Coma batt,
bliBltnell Mll.s erratben uno freuoiQ
iagte Tie: rpopa bat uns bslauidt. e
tueib. oab mir ~uas lieben-tomm.
Sic eriabte grsnners Sano-:trat mil
ibm Dor itren 9atW.
Jn gutter 2aune iaate Der Girettor
.Ha, Sbre gsiansenteit i'll i.st ID
melt 9eidwunoen, oaB Sic mir ben
SdluB Sbrer aomooie Nus in Iua
mittbeilen polIen?"
greuner ertuio,rte in feierlidem
Some: n9err Girettor, mein erlier
gerfu6 auf oieism Gebiets.~
.5iir einen erIien 8eriu9," ergdnste
@lbre6t, .junaer Sreuno, BADEN Sic
eine redt bemertensmertbe &outine: bic
grpofition uno gntmideluns III gang
gut, in benz mir nod u%nbefunnten
SdluB wOllen Sic notwithstanding ocs
Mdodens @ater gum 5dniegeroater
aoanciren luiien?"
~Nlleroings 1T oas msine Snten=
tipn.A
.9is jebt," fubr Qlbrebt ii, bumori=
ftii6em Some fort. nbaben Sic oieie
Yartie redt tieimiitterli6 beoadt, Die
beOarf nod iebr Ger Nusfiibrung."
Soma iiel ibrem Gater UNI ben Snls:
.Eu lieber, gutter papa, oieier tursen
aber iebr midtigen Nolle pirn Su
einen bibiden abidlub seben-mie es
In einem 9unipiel iein mub."
rNa, tuenn i6 Die leBte Ssene aenal=
ten ioll, Dann tpollen mir Dns 10 arran=
3iren. "-gr ersriIf geioer Sdnos uno
!este iie ineincnoer: $50, Sin0er,
jest luerOet 10 sllidli6, ME es in elmer
suten Gom0oie iein muB."
Naboem Soma BON grsnner, als er
iid BON ieiner lleberrafbung erbolt,
ben offisiellen SerlobunastuB erbalten
bate. iprad liz. runo iiebf gu. para,
bas 2uSifpiel, pDn benz gu bebauptelt,
oaB es ii1 ME ereignen tonne, es bat
lid inter Seinen Iugen uno Tsiuer
Mitmirtun9 geraOe 10 entiDiGelt, ME e.
Srig seoihtet."
Grit SunOr befanute NlbreGt: IS
1T nidt Oas erIie Wlal, oab Die Mirttid=
felt meme YrDsnpIe tOrriairt-als
guBe fir mein beutiaes poreiliges
urtheil ioll Sriyeus Sulipiel baloiglt
in Ssene 9eGen; biit gu oamit 5uirie=
beng"
rNein, lieber Gdmieserpater.1 ent=
aesnete 8renner. .oasu ertbeilt Der
gerfaiier Die grlaubnib nidt, Der Gerte
e~rsielte griols geniist mir p%ollhdnoia,
einen idOneren miro mein Suhipiel nis
erringen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
pcr papagei ais Derratber.

Inter Dem Sdab Mir=Mabmuo tra=
ten nit Dem Sabre 1922 IN Periien
innere llnruten Elm, Die Yeter Der
GroBe bon NuElanO gu benuBen bez
ldlcb. Mit ieinem 9iinHlinge Mensi=
toif berietb er in ben Gemdbern ieiner
GemaDlin Gatbarina inssebeim Den
Selpsugsplan aesen oas Nadbarlano.
@uBer linn, Mensituii unO Satbarina
muBte tein Meni6 ieine NbfiAt; osio
ertauntsr muBte er ieill, als pl0Blib
an 9ofe INNER be tmnlter bas Geriidt,
auftrat, Elm Grie9 nit periien iiebe in
MusiiOt. Yeter Der GroBe mar miitbeno
iiber oieien Yerratb bon Staatsgebeim=
niiien, aber iOmobl iein @iiniling, ols
au1 ieine Gemablin beriiderten lire
p5llige uni6ulb. gr lieb nun ocn ger=
breitern ienes Ge1iidts nadIpiireu,
unO es fame iib, Dab cine GammerSofe
Der 3arin Die @rite aemeien lei. Die bon
einem bepor iebenoen Ginfalle in Ber=
lien aeiprOden babe. Gofort aluBte lie
Dor peter erideinen. .Su baii 9e=
bor6t." fubr er Die gridrodene an.
Sic 3ofe fiel auf lire Gnie uieoer uno
idrie tueineno: rNein. allerourdlau9-
tighter. GROCER 9err!"-.@ie ~tonntei
Eu anoers in cen 8eiiB zines @taats-
gebeimniIIes tommen9 @eaebe, ooer
bic Softer pirb Sir ben Muno 6ffnen!@
10. GROCER 3ar uno Selbfberrider.
Ter Napasei-1--r8if Gu perridt?
@as ioll Der papasei bier2'-rSd
mub i'm flttern, CT hebt i'm ge.
ratbunsssimmer uno INNER idreit er:
mir aehen mad Yeriten! Wir seben
nod periien! uno ba babe id semutb=
maBt. baB elm &riea nit Yeriien be-
fdloiien unb oft in Gegenmart bes
papageis aeiast wOroen III: Mir seben
nab periien i
Grnankrn zines pnfhrunttet,
iiber oas id0ne 8eidledt. Sin jun9es
Mdoden 1T ein 9rief Der nod nidt gu,
Qnli 9egeben muroe. Sine Srau lit Elm
9rief. Der an ieine Noreiie aelanat III.
Sin altes MdOben III Elm polilaaernoer
YrieL Der nibt ab9ebolt it,"
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Don pepins uuo Diekina.

Serr G., Elm jun9er, m~CG!Gnbenoer
Gaufmann, iiyt nit einigen 6reunoen
beim Seurigen. Ser gaein lot 3ungcu
uno Oemiitber unc 10 mirO ole Srnge
aujseworien, pb man moGl I'M Stanoe
lei, sipei Stanoen GinDnrd ui6ts NnOe-
res gu laaen OILS bon 9sn3ing na4
Siebing. BON Sieyina nod pensing,
bon Pensina mad 9ieging. pUn 9ieBing
nod pensin9." IS Oauerte nidt lange,
bah Seer @. Die @etie 0nnimmt, uno
Der getrao iuurDe aui 900 GulOen feii-
aeiept. Serr 9. idngt lOIOrt an: .8on
Yen5inq mad SieBing, bon Siegina
mad Y%en3ina, bon penSing mad
SteBing." galo Oarauf tommt nod Elm
Sreuno bnsu.
IS freut mid, Sud bier gu ieGen,
ME eeBt es gu6?"
.Gon Yen3ins nod Siegina, bon
Sisbing mad pensing, BON Yensins
na0 9iebing, BON &iegin9."
.Nber mas ioll ons beiBen?"
"Gon Yensing nab Siegins. bon
0iegin9 nod Yensina."
Gem obnun9sloien Sreuno f6eint
bic Sade nidt gebeuer, er eilt Sur Jrau
9. nnO tbeilt ibr in id anunssDOller
NeiIe nit, mas er an ibrem Manne be-
merit.
Srau g., auf's S66fe erf6roden,
Gilt bDrt bin, no ilr Mann nod inlmer
tiyt uno Ipri6t. nMber, liebes Wdun-
den. mas mabh gu oenn Da?"
rgOn qensin9 mad Sieyins, bon
9isging nod gensins. bon pensins
mad 9ieyins. bon Siesins nod pen'
sius."
.Sf Sir pielleidt nidt gang uobl?"
"goa Yensina naa 5isBins, bon
9ieBing mad Pensins.1
,6oll ib I'm einen Nrst fdiden?"
.8on pensina nad Sieging, bon
6ieyins mad pensins, bon penains
nod 9iebins."
5rau 6. nimmt einen 5iafsr. bolt
fofort ben 9ausarSt berbei Ino fdbrt
nit linn nab Dem @ahbaus. Ser Mrat
tOmmt uno iiblt ibm Den Yuls.
.8on Pea5ins mad SieBing, hon
9ieBins nod Bensins, bon Yen5iaa
nod Siegins."
vgs pdre am beiien, ipenn Sic fib
nad Sauie beseben uOllten."
r@on Psnaina nad Sieying, bon
9ieBing nah penaing, bon Yen5ir9
mad 9ieBing."
Ser Qlrst idilttelte ben Snpf uno
meint: vgin beOentlider Soil; ib
osnfe, oas Eeiie ill., mir ididen mad
Der &ettunssgeiellihaft."
@eiagt, getban. Sic @ettunsseeiell-
f6aft miro herbeitelepbonirt uno Ger
arst frast Ssrrn e.: "@ie beiben
Sie?"
rGon pensins mad SieBing, BON
6ieBina nod penSins. bon pensina
nod Sieying."
vGommcn Sic nit uns."
r0on pensina na6 Siebins, bon
9iegins mad pensina."
gr miro suIammensepadt rno auf's
geObaGtungsslmmer gebra6t.
.Gie beiBen Sie?"
.gon Yen3ins mad Siesins, bon
Sieyina nad Yensins, BON Yensing
nab Sieying, BON Sieylng mad pen=
5ina."
NadDem bic unteriudung beenoet
III, siebt Serr g. ielne ubr unO iast:
rSo, meme Serren, Die 3elt 1T IN.
SD bin gar tein Murr, ME Sic ulels
leibt glauben, aber cine @ette pom 200
Gulosn babe id seuOnnen." Gprab's
uno empiabl lid.
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Etilpnu.
5ttlpnu.
Der Sirefior Des Staottbeater5 bon

Ser Girettor oes Gtabttbeaters bon
6oben=aieB 1T ourdgebrannt uno bat
feline Sruppe i'm sr0Bten Gleno surild=
geloiien. I'm bas tG9lide Seben 81
frilen, ipielen Die G6auipieler aul
Steilung. Ga lie jeoob iueOer Setora=
tipuen nod GUliime bdbeu, aud IN
ibrer prioatsaroerobe total abgeriIien
iino. madt Die Iepertoirebiloung
ibnsn siniss sdmieriateiten. edlieB=
lid bat elmer Die einsia rettenoe Spec,
oas 3epertoire DEN %umfdnoen ansu=
paflen. llnO 10 lautet es oenn fetgen=
oermaBen: Montag: rGie. atild'
li6en Settler. "-Gien lag: .aum=
pacioagabunOus." - M 10 o d:
xSie yettlerin b. Bont oes Nrts. -
9onnernae: Sic 2umrsn."-
Greitag: Ser gettelltubent. =
g onnabeno: Ser 5edter B.. Ga'
penna." - Sonntag: "Gumpense'
{inDel."
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Or. Siea, griinber bes Soutb.rn Mebieot
uno Sursical Snititutes ;u Souispiue, 6p.,
nit etabIlrtsn Officen in ben 6auptitGoten
Der Ser. Staaten. 9utor populGrer R.bi:
cal Werte vSIbrer CUR Geiunbbeit," ,ge=
funobeitsz Sournal, Nerpoie S6wGde, lib
re uria6e unb Seiluns."
Som etaate antbcrtfrt.
gngen=, Sbren=, yiale= uno S%alsfraHftei.
ten, granulirte Ausenliber, Staar b~eieitiat.
ideele @usen ri9tts gel Bt Oh Ie Sdmera
ooer 8 fabr; Ii obeit ppreebeugt; laufens
be Sbren, Saubbeit, Sbrenfliu en-, &atarrb,
Srondttts, Nitbala, aranfbeiten Der 2eber,
beg Mageks uno Der Giussgeioe, Sartletbiss
teit, Ma9erfatarrb, 8allen'ranfbeit, @elb>
lutt, 9tierer= II . Slaien=S eidywerben, Sarn<
fluB, Hier, nfrantbeit, Giiienihpate, urin>
bremen. 81 Dfters ~llriniren Il. ~. 8luts
urb Sautfranfbeiten. SfrUpfeln, Stnnes, Sibz
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aranfbeteH, eptiepiie Spitorie, SdlagHuS,
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iflmnlit, eebetl' Dhne s1 ifneiben, pbue Nn=
DeneunA Don N~rstnlttein unt pbne Sdmera
-Heue u ethpoe. Sduorrboibeu, 5iftel,
@erltppfralg, Jra~uenfranfheiten, idmerslpie
9fen III otlon, nerooie Sf,ipdhe, peiser
ShlB, 9ebsilt nad) elmer mo erren Ntetbooe.
Seine unlleb,ume" llnterluhunqen lime
geitaltbeitsu SlumpfiBe, 2~ie9un9 beg .HId=
grades, Ian James " afstbum Der 9inberz
tribe Stpiuniuft, arppf feline uno ;d,uo=
DIE SIstle Der rDBert uno p~eritarft @leih=
ri l. nsr bel Der 2ebanO!uu erfclelps mar.
Sci e &eriudle nod Elm Atiflinaeu unhetl=
bare Safe niht 9%enomnen. Seioe GeIhled=
ter perIdpis9en unb pripat. Gpniultation
unD EXAMINATION iiir babel SSntere Iirte 81.
8 t. Hea.
9OuispiQe, 8p. MiuneopoliS, Minr.
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Enfant terrible.

8retden (su Der gu geiu6 an'
fpmmenoen GroBmutter): .@rOBmut.
ter, bai gu Seine Srille mitgsbradt?"
utter: uSie filbre ib bod
itets bel mir, mein 9ino!"-8rets
den: .9a III es ia gut. Tenn Oente
Sir, papa faste gefern. er mlbte Oil
GanD in Die Qugen ltreuen J"
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8dtluufertiu.

6rdulein: $50 bahe 9eb0rt,
iunger Wann, Sin oidten. 81 oenn
bon Sbren Saden fdon mol mas 9e.
brudt tporoen?A-Serr: sd babe
9eb0rt. liebes 1rdulein, bab Sic bin
nno mieber i'm 9auie Sbrer Mutter
toben. 81 Bonn BON SIREN Gaden
f1on 'mal mos gegeilen moroen2A
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DerHrd1r mrishFft.

@enu ou cine Srou bait, Die iid auspnbt,
Die Belt audi ionft utft gebOrig ausnutt;
SIMMER ben Wtuuo am unrettsn Nled bat
llub i'm 9auie neoer Wurf nod Sped bat.
Dabei ,peDer liebensluiroig nod flug 1T,
ytiht ih0n uno niht gebtloet gelug 1T;
@enn ie audi auberoem nitt reid mar
llno eetne Seiratb eiu hummer Strett mar:
DAM iamm're nitt, bis on tnberfulos ptrlt.
Sonoern feb, oab bu fe baio pieOer los mtrft.
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Iruea pom ErrruiFfntua.

Sereniiiimus ldBt lid yerldt erhat'
ten iiber einen @iIenbatnunfah un0 en-
fdbrt, oaB oas unalilf Outd Nuilauien
bes 3uges auf einen Vrellbod oers
uriabt woroen lei. runbe9reiilib ras,
Iieber Sinoermann, n1re ood-db-
leibt su uermsiOen 9eueien; marum
ldBt man oenn oieien-Gb-YrellbOd
niht einfa6 mes2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
Brtm Gfunteu.

Stuoiofus (oer bonn Brnfeffor
IN, Die Sefinitiun oes @ediels befraat
tp;ro): Ser We6Iel III Elm 9otument,
perm0se osiien Der @ldubiser lid Der.
pflidtet. biz gu Der BARN e%rnabnten
Srilf feinen Sduloner-in 8ube au
Iui5en 7"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
tbrbtlHet.

grReMrbeiterFrau: rWie oas
3anten meine Neroea ansreift." :,
3meite Mrbeitetfrau: ~@1,
Sic nit Sire odmlihen Neroen. Sic
tpiiien bon nie Neruen jeraoe 10 piel.
bet ie in be Mitte mit'n f. aeidriebea
nernen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
muliti1Cr Autnnrt.

g oun tags aaer: "9ert
eGmiOt, naGiten SOnntas tpmme i'd
gu Sbnen binaus auf Die Suao."-
@utsbeiiger: .&e6t 10; Die 9aien
baben i9on lanae teinen ueranilsten.
Gonntaa=No1mitta9 aetMbt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
Grnonkrn ri1ra 1nnhrunttrn


Sora: .Mr. Spooner iaat, e,
fomme lid INNER ME Elm Slid I'M
Srodsntn pur, uenn er nit mir beiIam'
men ii."-G .Eu Ealt i'm mObl
9ean1elt. ni1t mabr?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
DIN Apnner.

rNlio Sbr Sobn mill lid fdon bets
heiratten? Ser t0nnte ibon nod tpars
ten, biz er etras tlii9er if."-rSa,
tuenn er erIt tliiger 1T, tei1atbet er gar
nidt !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
2t,r'krt,rt is ga D'fal1r'u.

EYo'S brelnt, 0a l0lc)f MA.
Dos is g'lu,b;
Ser Slasl moart. oa6 8 um'tebrt is;
Gr iagt-l glaub's. Dab er net liiaat-
Gr hat an Srono pom yolheu friagt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21

can be secured, the men who bid
in delinquent taxes will be losers.
The '99 session laws, page 206, re-
terrlng to the redemption of the
tax certificates, reads, "The amount
paid by the purchaser at the time
of the sale, with the penalty of
i've per cent, together with all
subsequent taxes, penalties and
interest paid by him up to the date
OF redemption, and interest at the
rate OF two per cent per month"
In the North Dakota codes, which
were proclamated by the governor,
in section 1866, the section quoted
above is copied, but the words
"and interest at the rate of two per
cent per month"-were left out.
This leaves the tax holder holding
the bag. The cream of the tax
deal is skinned off by the omis-
sion of the two per cent permonth
interest. If the code is the law of
the state, it will govern the matter
OF redemption Of all '99 tax sales.
Of course the omission in the code
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-21
Omission Cuts No Ice.

Purchasers Of '99 taxes at the
recent sales, held in every county
in the state do not seem to have
made such splendid speculations
as they intended. Instead of get
ting five per cent penalty and two
per cent per month interest, the
indications are that they will re-
ceive only the five per cent pen
atty. This would not be regarded
as much of a bonanza by the pur-
chaser, and unless there is some
flaw in the law by which interest