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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Two NAVY Yard Accidents.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 1.-Two &C.
cidents occurred at the navy yard
last evening. One resulted fatally,
and the other may.
Thomas Tucker, q laborer, was
engaged in working about q derrick
at the timber dock. Oae Ut tne guy
ropes parted, and the heavy boom,
swinging around. struck Tucker with
great force. The injured man was
taken to the dispenssry for treat
ment. Several hours later he died at
his home in Berkley.
G. Williams, bricklayer, while at
work on the electric light and pow.
or house, fell from the south wall of
the building. One Of his legs was
broken and his back severely bruised
by the fall. His condition is ssri-
Gus.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Cubans Compare Us To Span
lardS.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 11.-Col
Whitehead received to-day ord. r,
from the War D par,m Mt fxnt
November Is as the d IT. for elpsiu.
he department IF Santiago d. Cuna
Thus date will 70 fortnight ear!i-,
than he had expected. aud there il
considerable uueaslL ess among tn.
fl ,ers, who srs not certain how the
ouange will e ct them personally
The general opium, however, Ia
that there will be- few changes be
vond calling Santiago district here
after instead of department head
quarters.
Gen. Wood is expected to arrive
here next Tuesday. The Cubaus So
verely criticise the War Depart
ment's action. They have always
been jealous Of Havana; and now
they say that the Americans, follow
ing Spanish customs, are robblpg
tiago for the bene fit Of Havana
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
A Corner on Salt.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-Tne Chroni
Gle tomorrow morning will say:
1.-THE National Salt Company yes
terday put up the price of commo,
salt Of fair quality to 81 so per one
hundred pounds, The price before
was $l.l0 per one hundred pounds
for the same grade. The National
Salt Company contrals directly 9;
per cent OF the salt output Of the
country. and is able Indirectly to
dominate the remaining five per CT
of the production.
'The principal mines of the Ma
tional Company, which is commonly
known as the Salt Trust, are il
Michigan"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

In New York State Bryan ran be-
hind the Democratic State tickst
by sixty thousand votes. The big
support which was expected from
that state failed to materialize. 1t
Is not believed that Tammany was
loyal In support Of Bryan, although
they gave him q tremendous ova-
ton when campaigning in the city.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
IOugIIt Her Husband.

BncN rus, . Nov. lI.-Mrs Amos
Dc" filed "A suit for divorce an
court h"re yesterday. and at an sar
~ nour this morning her husband
beat down her b-trD m d Ior with
IN axe AMI dem .nfrd Al sac with
dra : or suli Sh" refused 30 do
20 and T." CpeHed fire ON her with
rev lr"r, one 81 tb- three sh IT.
tax NJ ff-ct ~ b r breast.
Dice th"n shot hIni-,.lt aud also
cut his throat with n razor. but -h.
fought hIm off until re drDpped
dead iIOu los, II blood. VI :. bic.
Is now al ac!.tical condition
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

The bull-pen arrangement and the
Force Bill feature election cons.
tables) of the election law were not
in use in the recent election. Pro.
badly the machine did not want the
attention Of the country called to
our North Carolina Force Bill, with
armed men to guard the polls.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

Simmons machine has chosen
him for the Senate. Carr did no,
have much chance of election with
the whole organization against him
1t was q suicidal contest from the
start, though General Carr was
confidens Of election. He doubtless
has learned something of the meth
DDS of the machine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

B .ng r, Ne Nov. ii The plan
Of The Crest N ,rthern Paper Com
rany, at M,llinocket, the largest o
! kind in the world, has bt gun op
er stions. Tnis plant has been ii
couese Of construction since Apri'
1899. AID has cost aoout 81. 100000
tus capacity of the nlant Al ao,u
ESQ tons of white newspaper q day
and seven hundred hands will b.
employed. The erection of this plan1
at Millinocket has transformed q
perfect wilderness into q thriving
town Of two thousand inhabitants,
with railroad facilities, hotels, stores,
churches, and schools in eighteen
months.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

Robbers blew open the safes In
the postotiice and in the general
merchandise store of J. E. Back q
Co at Matthew'S, y. c early SAT
urday morning, and secured nearly
SI,OOO in cash. The robbers were
tracked to the depot, where they
probably took an early morning
train.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
The ELECTIOS-ASD WHAT II
DOES NOT MEAN.

Tn. election OF Mckinney by su;i
q large majority does not mesu tha
the majority Of the voters sndors
the trusts, q large stsud'ng army. =
colonial policy aud the gold san
dard. la the first place, tho angi
saxon race n.ver Votes against ths
party III p"ser, while foreign Wal
is going oD, no matter whether TIL
like the war or uu;. 10 The secOn'
place. q very iarg. uumo, OF voter ,
no DOUBT, m,si.d by the cry o pros
perity and full dinner pail, with
out taking the trouble - looz for to-
Temporary and sba.rGai causs'
TIE real ques IONS tnat were up Il
this campaign are yet to be phsse'
upon by the A American peopl'.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

The President has appointed Nov
18th as Thanksgiving Day. 81.
will have much for which to bt
thankful, for he is the first Presi
dent to succeed himself since Gen
Grant, who was reelected on &C
count OF having successfully CON
Quoted the war. President Nc
Kinley's conduct of the Spanish
American war no doubt contribu.
ted largely to his success.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

There Is no doubt as to the result
In Kentucky, and the dispatches
state that the courts may again be
called on to decide the result. 1t ia
earnestly to be hoped that the
country will be spared the enact
ment of the violent scenes and
methods Of two years ago.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Cotton Spinners to Control Sales.

Charlotte, N. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
great maj ority of the yarn mills OF
the South have entered into the plan
of controlling the sale of their pro-
ducts by specially appointed agents
Mills representing an aggregate of
495, O98 spindies have sienified their
agreement to the now famous con-
centration plan proposed by the spe
cial committee and Endorsed oy the
Southern Cotton Spinners' Associa
ton.
The object of the plan is thst the
selling of Southern cotton yarns be
placed in the hands of q limited num-
Der of Northern commission mer-
chants, ten or eight, with q view to
the reduction of selling costs ard the
of speculation in the pro-
duct Of Southern yarn mills by the
or commission merchants.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Result of Election Bets in Va,


LOGAN, w. Va, Nov. l1.-Adam
M.Coy Was killed late yesterday at.
: raoon by his neighbor, Albert
S.insoo, IN Stafford district, Mineo
C,unty, fourteen miles made q va.
ger on the result of the Kentucky
election, and each was claiming to
have won when they came to blows.
Stinson struck Mccoy . heavy
blow with . cudgel, fracturing his
skull. Death ensoed soon after. As
sisted by some boys, Stinson dragged
the body to grassy spot besides fhe
highway. and then endeavored to e.
cape to Kentucky by crossing the
river in ieaky johnboat. The craft
sank in the swift tide of Tug river
and the murderer was drowned.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

senator psttixr~~ Pr~aicts ~@~ faT7y
That win sweep the dosntry Foaf
Years Hence.

Year, Hence
Sioux Falls, 4. D., Nov. 7.-"I pre-
dict the formation Of new par y. bas-
I'd on the protests o. the outraged peo-
Ole against Repub lean SIN, rs taught
by Mark Hanna" declared United
states senator X. +. Pettigrew this
morning. He had just left his home,
TO which he withdrew last night when
the first considerable batch OF tele-
grams arrived from south Dakota.
~ saw how it was going and went
home For weeks have told the ma
tionai committee We were defeated in
south Dakota, but they have kept
claiming the State, and | have been
working for political effect No. vas
| not disappointed | slept we'll last
night VIII remain in Sioux Falls,
and am now viii ing 10 resume business
| At my mill north OF town. DE eat ID
The more welcome to NE, Is it has come
| than victory would have been IL it came
oy indorsing the sort Of policy which
the Republican party represents.
| Eyes, course. | will be In the new
party What l. will be called is Of lit.
tie moment. II may be Social Labor.
or it may be the New Democracy II
will be made up Of persons discomfort
ID with he elements in politics, as 4
protest against the existing conditions
and the present tendency The move
nent will grow RAPIDLY. and | believe
will defeat the Republican party II
1904. The Mark Hanna Republicanisn
nenaces the republic. The concenrra
ton Of wealth will create ali influence
soon TO restr CT thu right "f suffrage
nntll capitalists will say no one is d
to tate part in the government VIII
does OF know enough TO make money
At first the limits will include . small
majority and then the amount will b
raised until there is Dominally q simo
pure illiteracy.
The election does not stand as q
Endorsement of all the administrator
stands for. The c,y of prosperity an
the racial trait were more appsren
now than ever befor-, Of getting all "
can and keeping all We get No Angie
saxon nation ever voted against th
party in power while involved in wa
i, [ thought it would be different hi
lime, because II more genera. dissem
nation Of knowledge. there will likel
occur a div rcement Of the pemocrati
AID pulist partie, but the lew pa
lty wi be the popular one can
nov ray whether Sir. Br1 an will afh
& late with it Or not"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Big Fire in Newport News.


Newport News, Va, Nov. 9.-The
third big Ore in this city within q
week occurred early this morning In
Eighteenth street, known as "HelPs
Half Acre." The loss will reach be-
tween $25, 900 and $50. 900. The in
surance men say that $25 900 is q
conservative estimate. The flames
we're made especially difficult to han
die by stifi gale from the southwest.
Had the wind shifted, it is probable
that the whole district would have
been swept. Ten frame ui,dinps.
al cheaply put up and very old, were
destroyed.
The proprietors Of several of the
larger stores succeeded in saving
portions of their stocks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Killed His Wife-s Friend.

Cr'ambiS, s. u. Nov. ll.-Chgr
ley Jon nson, ar old MIN living neaI
B5Hnettsysii-, a ysar agp married ,
young ard attr4c. ire Tifo J.hr,o-
tEoHEtt MS wtte Was q sarag a..
the attentions Of Sherman Evans. ,
young neisa -or, and ,Ti,rod the LAT
far 70 keen swsv from iha hnus.
Last "v".iry Essgs cam. .i--r,r.
the of msu's r'or.sr ara Jpnnsor
ran knif- thrr"gh ma h-.rr. J ,hu.
son has cot yet been aEr-s;et.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

Halifax county only came forward
with q poor, pitiful ms jority of 1900.
In August the majority was $500.
Did the election machinery get out
Of orderf Halifax will lose the ban
ner IL she permits such . slump as
this again.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
One WOman's Proof OF Love.
Wabash, 1ud Dispatch |

A rsmark .ble example of lovers
ievosion was given to-day when
Harry Y'uug and Miss El.tn
Schultz, AFT .nced from child aovd,
1ere m>rrled at noon uudar m Is,
pathetic ci Gums "a ICES IN 3 Jos ph's
aosp,tal F,rt Wayne. A few lays
go Young's legs were cut # bv a
Wabash train. The marriage ha
Deen SGT for Wednesday aid tie
faithful girl declared that. in spite
Il his accident, she would marcy
aim it no llv-d. b , survived amou
'atiop, and In the presence of the
groom's parents, J ustise France per.
formed the ceremony, the groom
being Sd weak he could respond only
IN . Whisper. He may die.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
THE CLEVELAND GOLD BUGS l.
EVIDENCE AGAIN

EVIDENCE AGAIN.
Tie Cleveland gold bugs who hsv.
been at work under cover for foui
years, Capturing the machinery Of
the Dem ocratic party IN as man.
States AZ possible. have now come
from under cover they have de-
clared openly for reorganizins the
Democratic party and g sitting it back
to Clevelandism. They can get 5lm.
mons and Daniels and men Of that
stripe IN North Carolina wh.neve.
they want them. 1t was these mel
and similar henchmen who told on
to Cleveland in 1892 and who turned
against Vance and the people in 189:
and 1893, and they will do it again
whenever 1t will pay them to do it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

The Simmons oebel Force Bill
Election Law should be repealed
when the Legislature assemblies. It
can be truthfully said that no more
unfair and infamous election law
was ever enacted for the purpose
OF thwarting the will of the people,
but they will never again submit to
such fraud and political lootine"
as were practiced in the August
election.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Paris Exposition Closed.

Paris, Nov. 12.-Today is the last
day OF the international exposition,
and admission tickets are selling
for one cent. The demolition Of
the buildings has begun, and soon
the beautiful structures will be en-
tirely destroyed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
An Increase in Cotton ESuort.

An Increase in Cotton Exports
Washing -cD, Nov. Ii tn. n. ,utl,
ly atemeut Of rte rxpDrt- OF d..
mesti' products, Issued by tie b
rean 81 HFa'Is'I"s sh,Ss tat dir,rt
Oc,o Der cot On exr mr." $50 39I
Io'' an lrcr-as" OF 81 Ot3 900 Of
ast year. Oh item, q, I exports &c
crea ID several millions.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

Last week . man In Maryland
killed his daughter because she an
noyed him and prevented him from
sleeping by her coughing. The girl
was q suffer from whoopiag cough.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15

Bryan's majority In this State
was just half as large as the ma.
jority in August The ballot stuff.
fing machine were not as anxious
TO steal for Bryan.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Il. g. Dun Dead.

New York, Nov. 10.-R G. Dun, head
of the mercantile agency firm of r. G.
Dun & Co, died in this city to-day, of
cirrhosis of the liver.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-15
Russian School Girls Poisoned

RUSSIAN SCHOOL GIFTS Poisoned.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-Two
hundred aud fifty girls, pupils of the
Smolny Institute, q boarding school
patroniz I'd exclusively by the nobil-
ity, were taken sick with evident
symptoms of poison after dinner Fri
day evening. It il reported that
two have died, but that the others
have recovered. The poisoning is
attributed to faulty cooking uten-
lis,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
1lsber bic Grenje ban Miunsiota.
(Geiieberidt pom 6. s.

Weire lsste Riunelota Station nor
GroOtiton, xnb i'd muB seiteben, baB
es manden 0itliden Fldsen i'm Staate
in uielen Se3iebunsen ais leu6tenbes
Seilpiel oienen fann. Sieben Sotels
iino seiilt NIT Sremben. uuo in benz
pradtuouen Ealalt 6otel muBte i'd
mid NIT einem i3immer bssuiissn,
mas ndber gu ben @olten, ais mir
lieb mar. aber It Der Iotb friBt Der
Seuiel fiesen. SD beiudte Sobn
&iepel. triber pom golo Sprins,
mel9er bier elm elesantes SdubseIddft
betreibt, uno ba ib BET ibm sl Gid
einselaoen mar, bate id @slessnbsit,
leine id0ne, serdumise &siioen; gu
bewunoern. Selbitreeenb bsluhteu
mir au9 bic 3iepel'ihe Srauersi,
pel9e ii9 zines portre1liden @es
l9dItssanses ertreut. Sur mid mar
oies elm widtiser Att, benn ba IS
nd6iten Sag nit mir mad Iorb
Oafota sirg, madte mir Der Geoanfe
oas6ers idrer: mann mirit Iu uieber
etne b%ierbrauenoe Srauerei ieben2 Sn
abweienbeit bes Serrn Satob aieuel
madten Serr Stunt unb aber unldnsit
Don philadelphia anaefommene Slau=
metfter 8. Sauhermann bic 6oneurs
uno t~rtOensteu uns einen feinen Sropf=
en- gierwtrtbi9aften bat grootiton
10 piele, oaB man aud a~uBerbalb Der
Sraueret ni6t gu biriten braudt.
SD erwdbne ipesielI Ssrrn Grnit
Holl9, einen r9emietbliden" SadIeu,
oeilen 0ofal Der Sammelplas aller
sebiloeten uno Itatipielsnoen Oeutiden
tit. arditett StraBburser ldBt ieinen
alten eOuesen SEQ. Bergman in st.
elouo auf's Bette sriBen; id aber
auh.
Die erite Stast, meIde i9 inNorb
0afota beribrte, mar granb Sorts,
wel4es burd feline @roBe, glesans
uno eebbaftisteit auf ieben Beiuder
einen suten ginorud madt Sober @ez
iddftssmeis lit beitens pertreten aus
Ber ienem, benz bic SemperenSler ben
Sob seidmoren baben, mslder trcs
benz i'm @ebeimen in idOniter gldtbe
itebt. 9ebt man iber bic SeufSers,
ni9t Sdufer Bride nod gait @ranb
Solfs, oa mirb's einem idier banse,
beun BEL elmer ginmobnersabl pon
1900 siebt's ba 40 Gambrinus Ouel=
len, non senen melde nit einem Nuf=
manSe non $25, 900 ausseitattet unb
beren bette 4unoen bic @ranb Sorts
Temperen3ler finb. Nuf meinerWei
~terreiie pom @ranb Sorts mad Cart
more cabs fur uieleRafiasiere feinen
Sis in ben gars, mas mad Nuslase
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
,,Gs bat nod 3eit!"

@ie oft bort man bieIes @ort
SIS bat nod 3eit!" lautet oft Die
ginfiitsruns bes alien Sdlenbrtans,
bic Der @elt unb BEN gin,elnen ltou
uiele, mandmal uneriesli9e 9erlulte
sebradt. Nein, IS bat ni9t immer
mod 3eit!" grleben mfrs nidt iaii
tdslib, wie bas geri9ieben, bas llm=
seben gutter Soridse, sebotener ar=
beiteu uno Gflidten elm rsu ipdt!"
ols uerhdnsnisuOIe Solse gu uersei9
men bat? r3u ipdt!" Sin idlimm.s
@ort, bas mie ein 8lis aus beiterm
Simmel auf uniern 0ebenspfao Der:
nieoeridbrt unb ;umeiit NIT elmer Se:
9leiterin, Der &eue. ,@enn Is gut
lit, mas mir tbun molten, 10 mare e
gut, es Idneu gu tbun." Oies @ori
Sbafeipeare's lit cine Der bebersisens
wertbeiten Mabnunsen fur Sober
mann. Sf Is ni6t better. slei9 Elm
sutes, ueriObnenoes @ort gu lpre
den, 'wenn 3mietra6t Elm innis.s
gerbdltniB selOdert2 Sober Sag, Der
iber bieiem geridumnif babinsebt,
uersrOBert Die &luft smiiden ben ser.
gen, bis iie i9liebli9 ai@t ;u iber=
oriden lit. rgerseibe mir!" nut
Swei @orte limb Is, dber Tie iinb of
nidt leidt gu lasen unb werben Don
Sag gu Sag ueridoben. rMorsen,
mOrsen gang beitimmt.." 8elbt bu
oenn, oh morsen bas 5ers nod idldst,
benz on mebe setban, weiBt bu, of
bu ielbft nod atbmeit i'm roiisen eidta
-rSeute ROTH, morsen toot!"
.0arum mdre Is immer unb aIeseii
gut, einen suten 8orias sleid aussu:
fibren, uno aud unler 6aus gu be.
ftslen fur 2eben unb Sterben, 10 Ian.
&c IS ned 3eit lit. aber nes fommt
ia aaf elm paar Gage nidt an" bent
Wan9er ba, uns 10 wirb aufSei9o:
ben, bis e aud bier gu ipdt lift. @i,
J bitter rd@t ii9 ba oft IolG cine Na@s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

ldiisfsit an ben drnnen Ginteroliebe'
men! 0sr meib. Oh uidt Sieie Gr=
fsnntmb manhem Samitlisen tas
Sterben ihper semadt! .Sdiebe
niht bis morsen. auf. mas ou beute
tbun fannit." 0as gilt aud Dor al.
lem pom @ebsn, pom 0elien IN ar,
mutb. Notb unb 6rautbeit. uno wie
oft mirs e,rase ia sefrbli! Sds ser,
1isBt mohl iiber in barmber,iaem Utit
ssiibl, aber INNER ordnst iid sui
iden bic yethdtisuns seiIslben iraeno
cine anoere Nnforbsrung. bic mosli,
dermeiie cher gu psrldisben, renissr
brinsli6 lit. r@er glsid sibt, sibt
ooppelt". uno
Tenn Sinfenben in 1rans unb Sorsen
9tlf unseidumt uub lase nidt: Gonm NOR;
gen!
Wfit benz bequemen IS bat nod
3.it!" pfest Wandsr aud ieine oe:
isllisen Fftdten gu Deridieben. 90
lit Srauer, bort Sreuoe einsefebrt
mie nalirlid. iosleid ieine Sbsi!nah-
me gu seis.n, mis berslos ldbt ein Ian
ses !Sosern ramit erlhsinen uno mie
peinlih lit fur BEN Sauulelissn oanu
bic .nolide g,fiuuns iolher Yiid=
ten. uno bod lit err itb oes innis=
item Witsefibls bemuBt. mdren nur
Die Setter Der Srdsbeit unS Sequem=
lihteit nidt mieber sinmal itdrter in
ibm s.m.i.n ais Sers uno @ilen |!
Sailslbs gilt pom Srisfe ldrsiben uno
beantwort.n. @sr fiblt li9 auI bic
lem @,biete ni9t setroHsn!
so lit es uns iauieuofad gum Sda=
ben. bas seidbrlide, IS bat nod
2eit!" in erniten, idwerwiesenoen
0inseh, pie in ben 6leinistsiten Oes
tdsllden 9ebens. SIS bat nod 3eit!"
unO oariib.r iinb bic Motten fttiBis
bel ibrem 3erit0ruuss0etf III Sruben
uuo Sdrdnten. bic Ndule erproben
ibre idarten 3dbne i'll Seller uns Sor.
ratbstammer, elm fauler apfel ltsdt
bic ibrisen on, elm winsises Filshen
miro gu elmer sauseu Sdimmeloefs
iiber ben eins.lesten Stiidlen; Der
f.blenbe &nopf am Sleloe lodert ben
ndditsn, Der 3tB uersr0Bsrt iit, wenn
nidt gu redter 3sit nadsetolren miro
go pertraeen Die unenoli6 pislea
fleinen Fflldten, aus oenen Der
Seruf Der Sausruf suIammeAgtlest
lit, burdaus ftiu.n Nuiidub. Sin
IS bat nod .3eit!" bari oas gepil
lenbafte 6ausmitter6eu nidt tenEeu.
IS lit wabr, in %uielen. uielsiht zen
meiltsn Otenlden, itsdt elm sewill r
Sans gum auHhisbeu. eine. Fortion
natiirlider 5rdsbeit. Gem lou nan NIT
SelbitiberDinoHng entsesenarbeiten.
Wan muB nur uirtli9 ernit i'm @ils
len uno raid i'm Sanoeln lein UNI pas
@ort ienss srsBeu Gsiitss gu Sdan
ben MAIDEN, Der ba bebauptet: rspei
Orittel unleres 9ebens meroen nit
Sduoern, oaS leste miro mil Sereuen
ausseilut." Statt bsilen nsbmen mir
unierss &idert's Splud CUR Gi9t=
lhnur:
Hi6t bic Sreube, ni6t Die Stage
S6iebe bis gum anoern Sd9e,
Sonoern thu Die beioen ab
Srii6 I'M 9fu, mie @ott lie Dab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
nualte eiuen 3eussu.

6eftiser Sdmcr; wurbe pom i3eu
gen s. 6. Wartiu pon Sirie. Sep.
aussebalten, beuor er iein 3eusnif
ableste: SD britete iepe Gadt, bic
mein gals fat rob mar; bann per:
ludte i9 Or. Sings Rem Discovery.
mas auseublidlide einoeruns CAB. Sd
babe IS in meiner ,Samilie pier Sabr,
lang sebraudt uno empfeble es ole
bas bette Mittel aesen 9uiten, gr:
tdltuns, 6alss, Sruit= uno eunsen
leiben. gs beieitigt ben I9limmlter
6uiten unb perbitet nidt nur bic aus
sebruns. ionoern bsilt tie aud. greis
SO Gents anb $40 Seoe Slaia,
sarantirt. IeriudsFal9en frei il
W. 5. 9ubn's apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

~ @er bic pon $. SO. 8olter
sebotene sinitise @elesenbsit, sutes
Sdubaeus gang bilIis gu taufen, uns
benust poriberseben ldBt, 1T fem els
sener Seinb. 9-bs
H Cine before @elesenbeit, sa=
res S9ubseus binis gu ~taufen, rpar
IN ct. glouo ME seboten, mie seraSe
lest auf BEN ausuertauf pou s. IS
Wolter. 9=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

s Meinen mertben 3unoeu sur
Ta4ridt, baB id mieoer i'm Stanoe
bin, meiner Sdderei lelbit uorsuits.
ben, uno weroen bic Safmerte serabe
mte friber, bas lit pom better Quail
tot, iein. Bei 8ebarf pom 6uhen,
Yies, ionltisen Sadmuaren. 6ridten
uno Groceries iprebe mon Dor Bel
See. 9iQenbrano, 713 81. @ermain
ftrabe, ct. gloub, Minn. % Al