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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wells. Of Bur-
trum, are in the city. .~.$ L. .a::#5 Z :, 49,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

y. J. Folsom returned to his home
at Hinckley Tuesday. .E ~. .>'']'' = 81.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23
This snow is about what this
country needs ID it's business. 4 5.$ 5 5@

NJ. Popular. 81 Perham, was In the
city Wednesday. t4@,F&s><&Ny N y. .57a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

n st. Cloud has q case Of small pox.
and thereto also q case In the coun-
try near that city. The disease is
unusually prevalent in Minnesota
and Wisconsin this winter. ~ 81. 5q.ssx~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

= H. E. Barnum came in from thu
eastern part of the county Tuesday
night. During the past week Mr.
Barnum has sold $3.50 acres of lane
In this county for the Ruthaford Lane
company. of Milaca, to parties from
the southern part of the state fol
stock purposes.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

Jesse Hammel and Y. I. Samuels
returned to their home In Wisconsin
They have purchased land in the
eastern part OF the county and will
move their families to this place soon.
The work train engine, which is
working out OF this city, while being
taken out Of the round house Tuesday
morning was run off the track.
Nothing was broken and only a
short delay caused.
All members. of Workman Post,
G. "A: r., are requested to meet the
first Saturday in December to trans
act the business of the order and
elect officers. -.
-. J. =. MORTON, Adjutant.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

I !, # Herbert Swain left tuesday for
Seattle, Wash. WA / Nm %8 $5 4 :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23

Max Corbinis Ii the city on q visit
with his parents. \ s1' M VI noss%
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-23
!. Local, I Items.

Y Herbert Swain LETT Tuesday for
Seattle, Wash. #$ AE E$ $4 a.:
Max Corbinis Ii the city on d visit
with his parents. PA @& Ha8:a,:,r%
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Wells. Of Bur-
trum, are In the city. .-.'' i. .s..=. + 49,.
a }. ]. Folsom returned to his home
at Hinckley Tuesday. wa ~ = -.
Miss Cora Tanner went to Royal
ton Tuesday afternoon. ;''.>'%. e.
Miss Rose Stewart has returned to
her home at Swan River. WATT =.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Fuller went to
st: Paul Tuesday morning. 4
q ]. Deutsch came up from Minneap-
oils Tuesday tor short visit. '..
<" Howard Bailey returned to hi g
home at Bemiji Tuesday noon.
. Attorney J. H. True, Of Aitkin, was
In the city 9 short time Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods, of
Eden Valley, Mimi, are in the city.
In the past ten years Morrison
county increased 1855 in population.
Sheriff-elect Tanner has moved his
family into the county jail building.
Special Pension Agent Young, of
st. Cloud, has been transferred to St.
Paul.
A large crew of men left this city
Monday night for the northern lum-
Der woods.
John SamuelsOn. Peter Olson and
Oscar Peterson went to Brainerd
Tuesday noon.
Miss Marie E. Bell passed through
the city Tuesday enroute from
Bemidji to St. Paul.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
the Water Works Issue.

! The Joarnal Gazette, the organ oi
the city council, and several othe,
corporations argues In favor of the
ten thousand dollae reservoir that,
first We need more water for Gre pro.
lection. Granted this be true. Had
We better not fill our already existing
cisterns and repair and make service
able our city fire. engine. The wat
er il the cisterns will be as pure,
have "a little conta mination a. water
pumped into basin to stagnate on
Kanodes hill,
1t is rule of three that il One we'll
gives US such good water, and so
much of it, two wells will give us
more water, good, clean, pure water
for domestic or FIRE purposes.
The Journal Gazette holds that by
building the Ten Thousand dollar
cistern, on the Kanode hill we save
money by it. We will get rid of one
man at the pumping station. The
interest on the Bonds is 5000 a
year. the poor man at the pumping
station gets that much for his work.
He keeps family, is one of US. We
dismiss him and he is compelled to
60 away to get wok. We save his
salary. five hundred dollars. We
pay $500. 90 interest on the ten thous-
and Bonds to Sp,tzer Of Toledo or
some other Banker or Bond buyer.
This is fns financing. An honest 60
ing man Of Logan is dismissed from
his job so that the wages paid him
from which he keeps his family is
transferred to the Bond buyer.
Will the advocates of the Kanode
hill cistern guarantee US that the
water, the reservoir, is any cleaner
than the river, after it has boon held
in reserve, awaiting a fire. Will the
cistern be rooted to keep out frogs
and breed w,gglstails. Will it be
open for all tbe dirt that Aiess
The gentleman advocating the
Cistern are invited to present their
in the SENTINEL.
The time OF the vote and the reas.
ons for the plan, are up to this time
unknown to the people of Logan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
WOmanly Beauty.

The well-knOwn writer, Evelyn
Hunt in her book entitled "Woman.
ly Beauty" says: cit Is my conten.
lion that every woman not only may,
but should possess a charming per.
sonallty of face, figure and manner.
To attain and preserve beauty is the
proper study of womankind. a
meagre figure may be softened. re
fined aud rendered harmonious, a
sallow or muddy complexion may he
treshened, frightened and made clear;
dull eyes, without expression, may
glisteu and sparkle and unsightly
blem,ehes OF every kind may be re.
moved. Facial defects and shrurken,
impoverished. undeveloped figures
may lie permanently remedied and
womanly beauty forever acquired
and retained. It is every woman's
duty to accomplish these results. -
The Marllla Company, l0s Fulton
Street. New York, offers to send q
copy of Evelyn Hunts boo free,
with small size box of "Cassandra
Cream" and free cake of Cassandra
skin soap, to any lady who sen ds FIVE
two-ceut stamps to cover expense of
mailing. The regular price of this
book is so cents and it contains val
liable. interesting information and is
full 1T good advice for ladies' who de
sire to acquire and retain loveliness
Of face and form. 'Cassandra Cream"
is a wonderf ul beautitier OF the oom-
pleziou and .makes the skin soft,
fresh aud white by removing all i'm.
purities and discoloratlons. 1t is
perfectly pure preparation aud will
not injure the most sensitive skin.
June 2i-4w,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
Russia VS.. America.
How American Oil Maintains Su.
premaey in the Petroleum
Markets of the World

In the early seventies petroleum
was discovered in Russia, and when
the Standard Oil company made its
great improvements in the methods
and processes Of refining aud COM
pleted its pipeline transportation at
an outlay Of millions Of dollars in ex.
perimentstion and construction, Eu-
ropean capital organized an immense
syndicate and adopted all the improv-
ed methods Of the Standard Oil con-.
panY in developing the oil industry
in Russia. Ttey have increased the
Russian production from 100000
barrels in 1870 to SO, ,697, 600 barrels
in 1897, which ls Is, ,531,0.O barrels
more than tho total American out
put.
Thus, with the best American
methods, developed at the cost ct the
experiments of American capital, ,and
paying less than one-fourth American
wages, aud with the most fertile oil
lapds in the world, Russia has become
an immense rival IN the petroleum in.
dustry. The Russian government
protects the Russian market by 200
per cent duty, SO that the Russian
Oil company has monopoly of the
Russian market. 1t has cheap labor
and American productive methods to
complete against the Standard Oil
company ip the rest of the world.
On the other hand, by its superior
economy, large capital and highly
developed manage meut, the Standard
Oil company has prevented Russian
oil producers from supplying the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
II. V. Excursions.

Nelsonville o. July IL good tor re.
turn until July 12. Half fare.
Lancaster O. July 9 and 10 good
for return until July IA. Half fare
account IOOF Grand Encamp-
ment.
Aenia o. July 2, 3 good for return
until July I. Half fare.
Jackson, WeIlston Sunday excur-
sion July s. See small bills.
Sunday excursion to Pomeroy
WellstOn and jackson. Sunday July
g. Leave Logan S:45 a. IN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05

Here, then, is a concern which, by
the power of its large capital, gives
employment to $4,000 American
lsborers, pays SlOO, 1000 a day IN wag-
es, and brings nearly $780, 100000 of
gold into this country every year,
which would be lost to this country
but for the economic energy and su.
periorlty of the Standard Oil com.
rany. Who would he benefited If
this concern were forced to disband?
Small retineries, such as those now
outside the Standard, could not even
hold the American market if subject
ed to competitor with the Russians.
Moreoves the Standard OIL company
furnishes an unlimited cash market
for every barrel Of petroleum pro.
duced in this country;-P Professor
Gunton.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05

DIR. D. A. RANNELLS,
Physician & Surgeon.
ONCE one door west of ROchester's Store.
Residence, Gimble Block. Telephone No. Co.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
The National Convention.

The LADDERS of the democracy are
in convention IN Kansas City today.
There is no difference OIL the nomi-
nation of Bryan. The convention is
divided on the Platform and the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
CHRIS HOLL, Manager.

choice of a Vice President. The
DEMOCRATS will come together on the
ticket apd the platform.
We wait with full confidence the
wisdom of the convention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

AOSAA NE w NJ
Tine Peoples Store
Gtratons) pay 13c dog
On for eggs and 12c pei
pound for butter.
Miss Clara Quinn was . Colum
bns visitor on Saturday.
Miss Kline Of Toledo is the gues
pf her cousin Miss Nellie Raney.
Miss Mary Dopsv,p Of Colum.
bus is the pleasantly entertained
guest of her aunt Mrs. Henry Hess.
Ter.
Miss Virgie Huls Of Murray
City is the guest Of Logan friends
ihis week.
Miss Bertha Smith of XilGeld
y the charming gaest Of her slster
Mn. pr. Lyons.
The Misses RqmgardIer are the
guests of the Misses white this
HseI.
Miss Maggie Miller of Colum-
bus is the guess of her uncle Mr. j. j
Shadsr ssd family.
Miss Lucy Allen lett Monday
for sn extended visit with relatives at
Lima, Obiq.
-Hisa Anna PIERCE, the accom-
plishsd organist Of st. Johns church
spending two weeks With relatives
in WsIlsten.
-Nipes pprs SpideF apd Sweany
p celumbns ~sre the Sunday guests
Of M. !. J. Sn' der and family.
M. and Mrs. Cbss. spaelmaa
apd daughter Flossie LETT Monday
for > yi.it to Toledo aud De,rait::
Mrs Ira Blosser and SON Roy of
Canal winchester are being eptsrs
faioed this week at the home of Mr..
and Mn. Howard Lehman.
-Oxiord tie shoes At The Peoples
Store for I4c per pair others ask
eae per pair for tha same goods.
Mss Fancion Larimer vas a via
jtor in Columbus, Saturday.
Misses Alma, Dora nellie and
t:race Greep visited iriends in Pome-
roy on The 9Th.
The Mystifs enjoyed a very
pleasant 4:h Of July picnic at the
bone 81 Miss Emma Hartman.
Col. Weldy made . tfip are.-
7apd to New Lexington on last Tues.
day.
DR.. Mansfield and Luciue Wright
left on last Sunday morning for Kan-
pas City Copventian. They went
rith the Columbus party in . special
frain.
Mr.. Alva Hepgth and sister Lq-
slla and Mr.. Louis Hartman Of Lam
caster we're the pleasantly entertain
sd guests Of Mr.. George Hartman
fnd family OIL last Sunday.
Miss Alma Green entertained
with company on last wednesday
evening, the Missps SCOTT Of 4ariet-
T. WHO we're guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Dye.
The Tuscaloosa Tribe no. SO,
Improved Order of Red Men. held
memorial services at the NJ. 2.
church on last sInday. Rev. Sayye
conducted the religious service.
Rev Fr. Walker, pne of the
oldest priests in THO state, died from
paralysis at St. Josephs on last Sum
day. He was ordained in 1884 and
yell and fayorsbly known through
Southern OHIO. He had many friends i
in Logan who mourn his death.
One dsy last week ladies' um-
brella was thoEghtlessiy carried !,
away from the Sentinel Office. The
person taking it has forgotten 10 re-
turn it. This is . gsatle ram,adcr,
Mr.. Andy Blum, one Of the |,
oldest and most esteemed citizens,
died at big home near Enterprise on
last Monday. The funeral was on
yesterday. intermens in the Luth- ,
eran cemetery near Lances, Rev. !.
Spoehr of Logan conducting the
SERVICE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
F. BLASIUS & SON..
Notice to Contractors.
Jan l-l9Oo-ti

Hocking County, Ohio, VIII receive sealed
bids for the repair Of School Houses in sub
Districts No. and Il, until y NJ. ut the
Clerks office. on Saturday, July Iith, 1860
Specifications OF same can be seen at the
Clerks Office.
EDWIN HARTLEY.
June 81 4w. Clerk OF Board
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
Public Notice.

Twill pay liberal reward to any any per-
son who will aid me in arresting and con-
victing any person. whether man or boy &c
way or manner. breaking windows doors. CT
tresspassing on the premises of the late
Motherwell Steel and Iron Co. now owned by
me, FERDINAND F. REMPEL,
Logan. O.. June 26' 1900
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-07-05
American market. By the use of i'm

American market. By the use of i'm
mense capital and efficient manage
ment the American producers. besides
supplying the American market, in
1897 exported to the different cunt
ries of Europe, Asia and elsewhere,
outside of Russia, 994, ,207, ,757 gal
Iona OF refined oil which at the low
prevailing price was equivalent to
bringing $50, ,O57,574 in gold into
this country. The exports for the
last ten years have been ss follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

pe,apt uno bte yyapl Der Staot epem.
uiB gum SiBe Der f%lnften G~reisbaupt.
manni&aft ais 3tuedmdBis aneriannt.
Glfra. Ger Yotenfrau McrbiB,
tuelde 81 Sabre alt III, aber troBoem
ibre 8ottnadnae naA GamenS prompt
beior9t. uuroe cine 6reuoe b~ereitet,
inbem ibr Die Summe bon 952 Mart
als <ersrente nataeaablt wuroe.
9ohtirh. Ser 35 Sabre alte Sri
feuraebilie &oiemann muroe aui Dem
bon 1uppriB nab 0Obtirh fiibrenoen
GuBmeae in Der WGbe hes Yuides biu-
ter benz Girdboie eriroren auisefunoen.
Goiemann hat mObl. ourd) GjenuR geis
iiiaer Getrdnte ermiioet. ausruhen mol
len uno 1T 10 Der Gdlte gum Cpier 9e-
fallen.
Weerane. Ser Gobn zines tie-
fiaen Sabritanten. mclber in Tresoen
als Ginjdbriger oiente. bat ild oaielbit
erihoiien.
Began. Sn Der 3ieaelei Garsoorf
muroen ourh Den giniiurs elmer Wano
aufaeididteter 3ie9el bret Nrbeiter Der=
f1ittet uno ihmer perleBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Durttem 6erg.

Stutt9art. @uf anreauna be-
Sreiberrn s. bon gllribsbauien Gai
lid bier unter Dem SDriiBe oes 6iirlteu
Garl BON Trad elm Nusihub gebiloe'
gu Gunlten Der in paldfina anidliigen
@iirttemberger uno Seutlden, Der Ole
grridtum elmer Geiellidalt nit be-
fbrdntter SaItuns gum 3iele bat.
.3iued oes lnternebmens III. Den III
Yaldnina lett 80 Sabren anidiiiaer
@irttembersern unO Teutiden Sar=
leben gu beidaffen (5u q prosent Gins
uno | Yrpsent @bsablung). Sis aeger
Meibnadten marel, eirea loo, 600 Mari
beiiammen. Ser &0nig bat 10000
Mart 9eseidnet.-Eie 8eibdftsleitunq
Der GeutIden Srieoensaeiellibaft II
aus Berlin bierber uerleat moroen.
86ppingen. Sin unterlcbrer IN
einem Crte bel 86ppinsen bat iih er'
fdoiien. rpie es beibt. neil er lid IL
elmer Eissiplinarunteriudun9 befano.
SaIl. Ser @eiammtperluit oel
@ldubiser in benz Gonturie oes pfar'
rers Saulbaber betrdgt runo 500, DOC
Mart; ben 80. 400 Mttipsn fteben pai'
iipen In S0be bon 574. 785 Mart 9esen'
Iber.
0eiIbronn.l Ser Deriu6 zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
.m oorr an Sette Der yurerl aeaen OF
gngldnDer 3u fGmpfen.

.m oorr on Sette Der yuren 9egen OF
g~nsldnber 3u idmpfen.
WistoleS. Sn We30t6uesb ermor.
oetsn 5tpei junae Yuride. Die Yriioer
Sotb. ibren ei9enen alten Batter aus
@ads. inoem tie ibn nit Yeiltieben er.
fdluaen.
9reBburg. Ser gingans oes sur
3eit i'm umbau tefinolihen tunnels
bel prebbur9 III ourd einen BON Der
rafden Sd,neeidmelSe berbei9eiiibrten
Yer9Iturs ueridiittet moroen. Sur We.
teiti9una oes Si%ncerniiies limb ollie
0laBre9eln aetrriisn worosn. Ser Ger.
%tOnenuertebr mirb ourh umfteigen auf.
rehterbalten. Ser @~ilterpertebr if elm.
9eiiellt.
Walo. Sier erplooirten i'm erften
Gtoduert zines @aibauies Spnamit.
patronen. bic elm Nrbeiter zines Steln.
brutes unerlaubter Weiie gum 9rofnen
mit9enommen bate. Ser grploiion
fielen fiinf p,rionen gum Spier; oas
9ars uuroe seritort. Ser Mrtelter III
Der9aitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Sreie Std0fe.


y r9. we 9amonr9sr Sg'tf'
tabrt III aegenipartls III peceutenoem
Nntl1mung be9rlllen. Sm oerllol'enen
Sabre III ole 9lellge Sanoelstlotfe um
Mot tpei1lger ais 4O Sampler, pom $50
aut 45o, Sampfer oermeert moroen'
lno 9eaenpart!g ~ nog elne 9foBe
NnsaDi oot SUlften I'M Sau. nnter
olelen umltalloen bat 1i9 pler elne ge'
meat'na entn'delt. melpe au1 o!e sr-
r'gtung e'ler oeloncsren .Sgll1soail'
te@n!l@en 9o9lga'e" p'eflelop 9erl9.
lei III. elne iolge 0og'gule et'pirl
nlsger m SeutlNlano nl0t, o'elliepr
irf ole SeDre oes SDlfIsoaues an oen
te@nll@en 2o0lWtien mn ger Sepre
DER norlaen Sfpe'ge DER Segnlt oeroun.
oen.-Sn Der 0ammon'a srauerel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
G6drtugi(6e Staaten.

@poloa. Sm .gpoloaer Sage
blatt" miro iiber cine 8eribtsperbano=
lung gesen Qouis Seibe unb Gina
Sarniieot berihtet. Non nieien beiBt
es: ~Sie iollen Den sduBmann San=
Der aus Sena. ipelder I'M @aiibof CUR
Same bel einem Sansoeraniigen init
Geilerei oienfli6 tbdtis mar. beleioist
unb geitoBen baben."
@era. Sier 9erietben Der 8adtpaas
r%enaustrdser Miller uno elm 9epiiier
QOifler iiber cine ni6tiae Nnselegenbeit
in Streit. Miiller lauerte Dem Qoffler
auf Der StraBe auf uno fisB oieiem
fein Saibenmeiier in Die Sruit uno
oarauf perart in Die Stirn. baB iofprt
Der Sob bes Q6filer berbeigefibrt ruroe.
Eas Saidenmeiier muBte ipdter aus
benz Shdoel oes @et6oteten berausf
9emeibelt tueroen.
S4meina. Sier tuuroe an Der
seite Grieorid Gr0bels feline Satin
Quiie, Die i'm iiber AZ Sabre uberlebt
bat, beigeieBt. Ser Srauerieier mObnte
als 9ertreter oes Sersogs bon Meinin=
gen Sbulratb Gdmiot bel. au6 maren
sablreide Gertreterinnen bon Sr0bel=
Ginoer9drtcu anneleno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

Mngeu=, Nbren=, Na,e= unp S~glafrenfbets
ten, 4ranultrte Muaeniiber, Staar beieiti9t,
ibeele Nu9en riftl9 gel bt oh { d,mers
ooer O fahr; " Ii bheit ppraebeuat; laufeus
be Sbren, 9aubbeit, Oh enflin en-, &atarrt,
8ronhitis, Nitbma, &ranfbeiten Der 2eber,
oes Masehs uno ber Giugeueioe, Sartlelbls'
felt, Ntagenfatarrb, @a(Ie ranfbeit. gelbs
iuht, Yiereu= u b Slaien= Seitweroen, Sarn.
Hub, Hier nfranfbeit, &iidenibpdhe, u'iHs
bremen III Dfters l~lriniren u. 10. Nlnt.
unb San~tfranfbeitcn. Sfropfeln, Simmer. S,s.
t~lattern, ecSena, @ei1nIre u 10. Nerp6te
2raufbeiteH, epilepiie Snitorie, Sdlagfu6,
2ebe Snberoru6, Eheamatismus, Neurolaio,
Ser3franfbeit, lhmade Circulation 6eri.
flopfen, & hfpinoel u. +. M. Gaa3er, 81,
idtuulff, geheilt ohne su idhneioen, o6ne Aus
tpenoun BON Nrstm,tteln unr ohne 2 dmerS
-ueue %ethobe. Sdmorrboioen, TitteL
&~eritopfun9, granddaughter, ihmerSloie
NReoiu , tion, nerpDie Studhe, tpeiBer
6LuB, gebeilt nod elmer mp ernen Ntethpbe.
Seine unlieblamen llnteriutunaen. ttuac.
gtitaltbeitrn GlumpfiBe, Fiesuns bes Hid.
grades, Ian james &ahstbum Der 8inoer;
friihe Shuinoiudt. aropf. fleine unb ituo-
DIE 9betle per rDBert uno u~eritdrft glei&s
ri |, tper bel Der tebanolun E, folalos mat.
8et { &eriude nod Elm WiBlinsen llnbeit.
bare Sale nift aenommen goniultation
uerihtuie en- uno frei fir frlhe, DIE babel ,H>
t%ereiiirt limb. Ntinneapo..@ Office 329. 30
ton Blod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
QnrcHbnra.

9~uremburs. = @esen bes
St,ettts in ben bohmiihen &ohlen
sruben. iinb bic Winen in 0urembure
unb gliaB nit SeitsGunsenpon Oeiter
reid iiberbduft unb ienben ollie ibre
entbebrenoen &oblen gu bebeutenb er
bObten Yreiien na9 @ien.
Sifterbinee II. = Die. Tldne
bes neuen &ir6bofes in Ser v@oncel"
gu O'Herbinsen iino jcst einseaansen.
Die Soften ~belaufen iid iiber 80. 600
Sr.-Oie Serrains gum neuen S6ul-
Sau iino nun oefinitiu fiir 40, 600 ST..
ansefauft; Lungs Der Staats= StraBe
miro cine Wauerauisefibr gum 3mede
Der Nnlase zines ncuen @eses mad
Dem Sdulsebduoe binter Dem rSdloi
ie"eutlans.-Oi slettril6e Seleudt=
una ue,lp,idt bisrislbit sruRo,tis gu
weroen. IS iino i'm san,en so Sosen.
qampen nit je l, 600 Gersen Stdrte
,poracieben. Iouon iteut Die @emeinoe
% Stid, mdbrenb Die Niittenpernal
runa IS Siiid auiitsut auf bcm
@ese pom SdloB na6 Der 9iilte unb
in ibrer Nrbeiter: Golonie.
&eblen. = 6ier perldieb fiirs.
lid nod ldnssrer &rantbeit I'M Nlter
pon nur 35 Sab,en Die Satin bes
&rn. Siirsermeiiters &urt. @eplano.
Die Seritorbene mar cine tusenobaite,
bo9seadtete uno m%ilbtbdti9e Yerion,
ibrem &atten cine treue Satin unb
ibren Ginoern cine quite Wutter.
&umelinsen.-9i er murbe
bic 50idbrise @ittwe 9sibentbal in
bemuRtlol, m 3uitanbe e%rfroren auf,
9efunben uno itarb sieielbe furs oarauf.
i auf benz Sdmelserbers bortielbi1
perun9lidten 2 Mrbeiter. Ser cine,
Yib BON Gapl, blieb sur STEELE tobt
Der anbere wurbe erbebli9 uerlest.
Oberforn.-O as bieiise reus
Sdulbaus lit iett fertiseeitellt uni
sebt man nit BEN Ylan UNI. i'm ndditer
Sduliabre iebt aud cine Mdbden=
I@nle su erri9ten. Ole Yfarrtirds
uno Der air9bof iinb ebenfalls gu tleir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Eqae.

@if9meiler. ueber 1000, 600
Mart iollen ole @ertbienoun9en betra=
gen. Die ourd bic Observation-Disclosures.
BON Der tiiralid Der bon @eiBenburg
tommenoe S=3ua 8erlin=6rantiurt=
Saiel bel Citation Sii6msiler b%etroffen
tpuroe, pernibtet moroen iein. Ser per=
brannte Yoliwaasn ertbielt bic 9e=
iammte goft aus Norbbeutidlano mad
Der sbueia uno Stalien. Yei ben Nuf.
rdumunasarbeiten murben mebrere
Gliimpden acknowledges Silber. tbeil=
ueiie nit Cob nermiidt, unb fieben
Saidenubren 9efunoen, bic BON ben
@ertbaeseniidnoen in ben Yotbeuteln
berriibren.
MeB. Gin Cpfer Der neuen @or-
Notwithstanding oes Giir9erliden
@eleBbu1es ,purbe elm bieiiser @irtb.
Ma9oem inn tiirsli9 bic 6rau p~eriior=
ben. pertoufte er ieinen Wirtbidafts=
fonos fir 5000 Mart uno reiite auf
einise Sage nit ieinen teiben Ginoern
nod G0ln. gel ieiner 3iidtebr ruuroe
ct auf 8efehl bes Ycrmunoidaitsrih=
tiers mesen 8eroadt Der .untreue seaen
feline Ginoer" pertaitet. aber am anoe.
rem Morgen, als er na1mies. oab bas
@elb bier Iiaer oeponirt lei, fofcrt ent=
laiien. Geaen ben Eenunaianten LIT
unteriubung eingeleitet.