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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
FAR m AUCTION.

will offer at public sale on my
Point, on Wednesday, Nov. %, 1900
commencing at 10 a. m. sharp, the
following described property to-wit:
Two good brood mares, yrs. old. il
foal to Westwood; one yr. old driv-
ing mare, kind for lady to handle;
one yr. old mare, standard bred and
recorded, sired by Count Folsio, dam
by Album. one span matched geld
ings, yrs. old three yearling colts,
sired Jy Cedarwood. These well
bred horses are IA fine type of the
trotting class. - choice dairy cows,
2 fresh, springers; b yearlings, of
them steers 10 calves and . yr. old
Short Horn bull. 10 head OF sheep.
% shoats. POO chickens and turkeys
Farm machinery, grain, etc. Cham
pion binder. Deering mower. Deer
ing hay rake, 2 harrows, disc har-
row, = corn sulkeys, Cassidy Plow,
stubble pillow, farm wagon, milk wag-
on, top buggy, open buggy, sets OF
work harness, single harness, hay
rake, two 30 gal. milk cans and one
small milk can, grindstone, large vice,
and may other things not mentioned.
lTacres of corn in shock, Z acres of
corn and fodder in stack, 10 tons OF
hay, large fine stack of straw, 400
bushels corn in crib, 1000 bushels
oats. 40 bushels wheat
Terms of sale--All sums of SO or
under CASH over that amount one
years time on baukable paper bear
inc 6 per cent interest from date.
ALBERT II. MosHER.
Il. f.. DAWSON, Auctioneer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
BIG PLACE FOR SALE.
One Of the Largest and Best Farms in
Iowa County.

Wishing to retire from farming, |
offer for sale my entire farm, consist
ing of 80 acres, situated one mile
southeast of Mineral Point City
2S0 acres are under cultivation and
in good meadow balance good past
urage. A dwelling house 30x34, has
8 large rooms and large summer
kitchen. House well adapted for
two families. Two large barns, one
40X92 with stone basement, the other
44X64. will accommodate 100 cattle
and II horses, with hay to feed them
through winter. A carriage house
that holds four wagons; carpenter
STOP, a blacksmith shop, II hog house,
Il chicken house, corn crib and IA
machine house. All buildings near
ly new. Three never failing springs
on the place; large cistern and we'll
at the house. The farm is we'll fenc-
ed and highly productive, and valu-
able as mining land. Telephone con-
nection with city and county. An
interest in cheese factory near by
goes with place. Will sell as a whole
or in parts, on easy terms and long
time. Inspection invited. Apply on
the place to,
45tf JOHN b. WALLACE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
JOHN b. WALLACE.

To remove troublesome corn or
bunion: First soak the corn or bum
ion in warm water to soften it, then
pare it down as closely as possible
without drawing blood and apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice dali
ly; rubbing vigorously for five min
utes at each application. A corn
plaster should be worn for few
days to protect it from the shoe. AS
a general liniment for sprains, bruis.
es, lameness or rheumatism, Pain
Balm is unequaled. For sale by
Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
LINDEN

From the Southwest.
We need street lamps in this vii.
lago.
Miss Emma Rule is ON the sick
li~t
Revival meetings in the T. NJ,
church this week.
Twin daughters ut the home OF Mr.
y Mrs a Hughs
Mi. Bert Goldsworthy and Mr.. \.
k"rgau stared for Cripple Greek
Cocoon Tuesday.
Willie Faul and wife have moved
oyer toliye with Mrs. Faul's mother
Mrs w Treloar The health Of Mrs,
" lreloul i not very good
There are several eases of diph-
iberia ut Edmund. Children iii the
families Of Lathrop and jess Kirk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

Hon Gro. II. RAY frankly admits
that he desires to be again speaker
Of the Wisconsin Assembly. Hon
A. X. Halls name is being mentioned,
without any authority from him, IN
connection with toe same position
and few newspapers proceed to
discuss the merits of these two men
and advance reasons why one or the
other should be perferred. AS TO the
capabilty of either there is no dis
pute. Mr.. Ray proved his fitness to
preside in the legislature of 1899
Mr.. Hall, rs speaker Of the Mime
sofa assembly some years ago, and
in his several years able work on
the floor Of the Wisconsin Assembly,
has no less clearly shown his cap
ability for the place. If Mr.. Hall
seeks to be speaker il Will be because
he feels he can do more for good leg
isIptiou there than On the floor, and
MS J"NEhi'h' III wv ''"'''i - INV
likely to be correct than that of the
newspaper writers who seem to be
"cock-sure that he can accomplish
more for the state as u member on
the floor than as the presiding officer
of the body When he announces
himself relative to the speakership,
it will be as on other matters, in no
uncertain terms, and with purpose
to accomplish the most he can for
the interests of the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
Another Old Resident Gone.

Mr.. VIM. James died last Saturday
at his farm home near the old Cot
tage Inn, 8 miles southwest of this
city, and was buried in Graceland
Of age. Came from England when Il
young man and resided in this vicin-
ity for 80 years or more. During the
civil war he served for time III
the Union army, and became men,
Der of Geo. II. Legate Post, G. A. r..
some years ago, which organization
attended his funeral and furnished
pail bearers.
At the funeral meeting of the
Post committee was appointed to
draft resolutions on the death of
Comrade James, and the following
was prepared:
Another comrade has fallen out
on life's march, and again we are
called upon to close u gap in our
ranks by shortening of our column,
which we are thus reminded has
passed its maximum length The
transfer of Comrade VIM. f. James
from our Post to the Grand Encamp-
ment presided over by the Supreme
Commander, while II loss to us, we
confidently hope is promotion for
him.
After three years service for his
country in the 3lst. Wis. Infantry,
he has come to his final bivouac on
plains of eternal peace,
We recommend that the Post
Charter be draped for the space of
80 days in memory of the deceased,
that this tribute be spread upon the
Post records, and that copies be sent
to the widow and to the city papers
for publication.
b. II. PRIDEAUX
JOHN PERKINS Com.
STEPH. WILKINS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

EVIDENCES are appearing that an
effort is to be made by republicans
who have never been in accord with
LaFollette and his ideas Of caucus
reform, to prevent the passage OF Il
primary election law to which the
party is pledged by its stateplatform.
Democrats will aid all they can to
the same end, their purpose of course
being to embarrass the new state
administration as much as possible
for party reasons. The big republic
can majority in the legislature is
secured largely through the impetus
given to the party by LaFolIette's
aggressive demands through many
years for the reforms promised in
the platform, including "a primary
election law. We cannot hOnorably
fail to redeem those pledges.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
THURSDAY, NOV. y, 1900.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER
Proctor and some other phllahthro-
pists are pushing a scheme which
they believe will do much good.
It is to educate at our colleges u
number of carefully selected Fill
pinos and send them back home to
tell their people what they learn
Mr.. Proctor says his correspondence
with college presidents and others
causes him to believe that the plan
will be successfully carried out. The
expenses are to be met entirely by
private subscriptions. The moral
influence of such plan ought to be
good in the Philippines.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
Attention Comrades.

AT our next regular meeting, Dec.
Z, 1900, the election of officers for the
year and the annual inspec-
ton will be had. All comrades are
requested to endesvor to be present.
BY orderof the Post:
II. PITTS, AdIt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
Musical Instruments.

Parties desiring 10 purchase Must
cal instruments willprofit by consult
ing A. +. Dresden before they mako
their purchase. ] will sell only good
instruments, and vt II small marpin
sell anything from "A piano toa Jews
harp. 46w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

o, beauty! what Il powerful wea-
pom thou art. The braveSt men fall
at thy feet, No wonder women take
Rocky Mountain Tea to prolong the
Joyous spell. Eastman Il Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

THE Editor Of the Ashland Press
has had six years experience under
system OF nominating candidates
by primary election in Iowa and he
says: at was a great success, and is
rs far superior TO the caucus system
as it is possible for anything good to
be superior to something bad. The
practical workings of the system
were suceinctly these; Voting by the
electors of one party between the
hours of and 6 p. M, plurality Of
votes TO nominate. In some Of the
counties of the Third congressional
lSpeaker llendarson's) district. the
primary system of nominating has
been practiced for the past fifteen
years. Candidates for office an
nouuce themselves through the
newspapers, and ON the dav fixed for
che primaries the electors Of one par
IS vote during the entire afternoon.
There is no caucus and no couvcn-
ton There are no delegates TO buy or
sell their votes, no political bosses
toplacate, Each candidate must 90
directly to the people for his votes.
Even withoutthe secret ballot pro-
vision, which will be a part Of the
proposed Wisconsin primary law, it
was greatly superior, from the stand
point of clean politics, to- the old
caucus system.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

Capt. John T.. Duncan formerly
OF the Darliaton Rnpublicuuud one
Of the most forreiul republican edI-
tors Of the state some q years ago,
died recently Mt his home ia Ames.
Iowa. He Was gallant ,ol-
der through the civil war. and
for the last ten years Ia, been an In
valid AZ q result Of that service and
which doubtless shortened his life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

patrick are afflicted. We are glad
to hear that the chance for the recov-
cry of all are good.
Mr.. John Montieth, formerly of
Linden is. reported to be in low
state Of health at his home at Pres
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Heathcock have
gone to visit relatives at De Sofa, Ill.
Mrs. j. J. Heathcock has been on
the list of those ailing more or less.
Mr.. l.. Illif started on Tuesday
morning with his oldest son to resume
work at the Norrie Mine,near Hur-
ley in this state. Leon says there
is more money there, especially for
the old hands WHO, like himself, have
worked II years in the Norrie Mine,
Mr.. w. Treloar and son Charles
have gone down into the coal mine
region of Illinois to work as miners.
At the home of Mr.. d Mrs. A
Launder they are entertaining a son
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
FOR SALE.

Collins building on High st. In
quire of Fielder & Fielder. Pm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
Saffron Buns.

f. G. Spooner's Saffron Buns are
all that can be desired. Have you
tried them?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22

~ have used Chamberlain Col
lie, Choler and Diarrhoea Remedy
and find it to be a great medicine
says Mr.. +. >. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark,
ut cured me of bloody fax. ! cannot
speak too highly OF it," This remedy
always wins the good opinion. if not
praise. of those who use it. The
quick cures which it affects even in
the most severe cases make it fav-
orite everywhere. For sale by WV
ian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-22
What We Say We Do
We Do DO>

We do a general grocery busi-
ness. Our prices are low and our
goods are the best money can buy.
Pure Cider Vinegar zoe per cal
Homemade Pickles ..Ioc per at
A good broom :. f. 20 c, worth more
: cans of best canned corn. .2;c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

baften Yunoes9enofTen" etDaIten, elnen
,uniideren Gantonifen" setponnen bat,
uniere rausgeseidnetlie Soda9tuns!"
Sod elm 9enoant. Mit berielben
Ginfdltisteit, nit Der bic oeutiden
McGinlep=&oiaten einen @ebiier 9apis
fir iein gintreten gesen ben gerratb
Der 8uren uno Der &epublit berflei=
nern m69ten, reiBen ibre ensliiden
@enpiien ieBt Garl SGurs berunter.
Su Der porlebten Drummer ienes meria
m~iiroigen .SOurnal Of Civilization"
.Sarpers @eetlp," beute bon Dem
ameritanii6en Carbohydrates Pierre=
pont Mprsan fontrollirt, miro S6ur=
gems grunbidBIi9e 8efdmpfuns
Der imperialiftiiden G1paniionspolitif
i'm Sntereiie unerer &epubIif,
uno nur unierer 8epublif, beiipiels=
ueiie oaour6 gu neroG6tigen geiudt,
baB Gdur3 als Sdrmpnitaipieler oar=
seitellt miro. ME er iein Ybilippinen=
2ieo gum grgOBen bes ppr linn Dor
Sreube biipfenoen oeutf6en &aiiers
ipielt-mas nit anoeren @orten GeiBen
Toll, oaB G6ursens Setdmpfun9 Der
imperialiitiiden Ybilippinen= gnnerion
nur ben 3mef bat, Die Ybilippinen=
inieln Seuti6lano in Die Sdnoe gu
ipielen!
Mit elmer iolden trauri9en Genoiisnz
f6aft, Sump seiellt lid oa gu G6uit.
tdmpfen uniere beuti6en Mc&inlep=
N~otbbelfer beute Geite an Seite. Nud=
mails: unIere .ausgeseidnetlte So6=
a6tung 80 @d6ter uno gnseiger.")
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16


Ttsgt die Die ots, Die lr Inner Gskauft HABIT
:; s;ii &MMzzM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
>Wet9f4rei amo 9aa9mraf BET
Stfipinos.

Bon benz gentraIiomite oer SiIipi.
NOS In SOrcato. Canada. tuuroe burd
ieren gsoo!lma s9 ben SENIOR "
s Hpiit0'; s, GU" sro III S". nrb 9ai Inou G'as,
gprade nod allen ar6seren gtaofsn
Der Ser. Staaten berianot. SieIer
slppell Der armen unteroriidten Sill
ptaos an a amerliait'lpe Sol1 III 10
mitleiNrs niSt ermehrrn ionn" Stein
niht nur mitlsih' InnSern iisiHe gnt.
riiiunn erfiiIlt uns. MEM mir Ieien
melde l,amenlp5e @relel Der bonn 9oune
oebrodene Grieo fir bas arme Sniel-
bolf nit iid oebradt hat. uno pie es
iebt, an ben geredtiofeitsliun hes ome-
rifaniIden Golfes appellireno. um Nrie-
ben unb Seeubiauno hes unoeredten
Grieaes bittet. Warum iollte lire 9itte
ni9t 9emab,t iperben? Mm S6luiIe
bes Mufruies beiBt es:
m:.. mou S.. c:r.:.a
uSS", oas Sott ! OA.p.'os,
ltno oeretl, mI oen Seretht9len
Staaten sSrteoen Sl MAIDEN ilnter
ben folaenoen 8ebinarnaen, bamit
~, ,,n5erem m;e y, G,terem 0orthpil
S.,, h,,rh So,, ,eosnmSrt;oer o.
oer' r"'W VI" Dt'N9
anIetle9leH e1'olo!eh nl'o nuelolsl!
Sllltper9teBen etl1 Gnoe 9e11la1t
tperoe:
erasrs. m;r morre, ne,, Mer
etoatsr RIO so0 noo ooo rio 10 49,
Sn"m;sr os,oSIt hobsn ,nr;id,ohisr
3meitens: @ir mollen spiiden
unierem Sanoe uno ben Ser. Staaten,
gu a1 sl : g @sealssn s,i yos'9 Sa,h nao
S S"r' r, Sie i2,i Tf'5ib 's @"n.
bsIsbeaiebunaen u%nter6alten.
9rittems: @ir mollen ben Ser.
Staaten fir Die grrittuns bon aoblen-
iiatlOnsn anBerealo unlsrsr belisbsnOsn
@ @ar9iieua u,'t asIs u'se"'e''s"s Sa"O "
miertens: mir mollen ~feinerlei
monopOle auf ben SnieIn Ouloen uno
Sbren siiraern oenielben s@ub Der
perlon nno pes e'sentlun's esrblrse1,
, nsn m' ""'s's" e'as"s" oa'as'" &C.
mir finn bsrs;+ ;rosrn
meids geoinounoem onauerfennen. bic
sic nsllen mOsen, 10 LANCE oieielben
ni6t uniere periOnli6en nno politii6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
9ingesangem.

@e9tsantpalt 81. Gnauier mill benz
nddft Sodaeit balten. Ct If Elm prat=
tii6er Manu, Der bas S96ne liebt,
menus ni9ts ober tuenis1ens nidt biel
fpffet. 60 fat er's benin au9 ieit ge=
raumer 3eit prd9ti9 %berfanben. feinen
Greuncen air. bic Sinse als 9obseits.
9ei6ente fir i'm gu fugseriren, BITE er
germ m6dte. Nur nit atuet munber=
barren 2eu@tern, tpelde In benz 2aben
bes Observation-Disclosures Der tleinen
Stabt ausseHeIlt fino, bat er's nod
ni9t al Wege sebra6t. Sic 2eu6ter
gefallen linn eminent; ct Eat cine
uabre 2eioenidaft bafiir; aber ibr
preis, ben er 10 unter Der 9anb erfsagt
bat-120 Marf-ldBt es tbm ausges
f6loiien eri9einen, baB elmer ieiner Sc.
tannten lid oaran tuagen tuerOe. Wenn
er bieie 10 Gepue paifiren ldBt, tudre
f9liebli6 &ommeraienratb G9lau nod
Der Ginaige, bon benz man ertuarten
tDnnte- gr fault au9 ii6er iein Ges
f9enf in bieiem Gei9dft, benn es 1T
bas BETTE am plab. Mber 100 Mart
Gee, bas tbut Der Mann ni6t. 9ie
9dlite am gnbe-
9a fdiebt benz &edtsanualt pl6Bli9
elm Geoante bur6 bea Gopf. gr gebt
gu benz Gambler. @ennS dlau nddfens
fdme, meint er, iolle man ibm ia bic
2eu9ter als 9o6aeitsseident fur &nau=
fer empfeblen. @ber freilid, 100. Marf
tuerbe Der Gommeraienratb nidt an=
legea molten. Sarum feien bier 60
Marf nun tonne ber Gaufmann ia
in aller @emiitbsrube bic 2eu9ter an
G9lau fur 60 Mlart ablaifen. IS
banble iid ndmli9 I'm, cine Wette-ein
aieienipaB bas!
Ser 3e6tsanpalt reibt fi9 beim
Weggeben Dergniigt bic 9dnbe; 60
Wart finb inn bic 2eu9ter unter Bril-
bern tuertb. Samos Gamos!
Nber nod melt nebr freut er fi9,
als ibm Der 9dnbler fdpn nod elm paar
Sager elm pertrauli9es BILLET f4idt:
Ser 2ommeraienratb Fat Die 2eudter
ri9tig fur 60 Mart setauft.
Mel9' Elm Gntieben jeoo9 erfaBt
ben 3edtsantpalt, ala er am 6odaeits=
ta9e bas Geidenf biefes Sreunoes er-
bdlt: Cine barmluie Botple !-S4lau
bate bte iuunberbarer. flr i'm 10 iebr
billigen 2eudter-ielber bebalten!
Sn beutf9em Staatsbten 4
febt Elm Gbinefe in Berlin. gs
1T bies Der Gelebrte 9iiieb Gben, Der
felt bielen Sabren nit ieiner Camille
tn Moabit mobnt unb als 2eftor benz
Orientaliiden Seminar augeb6rt.
Mffam, eine prooins Snbiens,
bat In einaelnen 2anofri6en Elm iebr
ungeiunbes Glima. 60 miro beri9tet,
baB In benz BON $500. 600 bepobuten
6urma=9bal $4,000 S~obesfdllen rlur
$4,000 @eburten In 1893 9e9enlber-
dnnhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
,,Saure gran6en.''

so lanee @ebfer Sabis in
Meainleps Gabinett NOR (als Silfs=
fefretdr bes Snnern) ma CT natiirli9
elm YatriDt. Seit er lid, aus innerltem
gbideu aeaen Die inoirette S9ulo bie=
Ter QOminiiration on Der Qbmiirgung
bes paderen gurenppltes ourd ben
anaeliddiii6en Kindergarten, bon
bieier administration a%bsemanOt unb,
uie anbere wabre Patrioten, fir Die
bemotratiide Yartei erfldrt bat, 1T er
fir Die traurisen McGinlep-N otbbelfer
elm vuniidsrer Gantoniii," cine .stpei=
felbafte Ncquiiition. uno apar ioll
bies aus Der Sersan9enteit oes
Mannes-bie ME als feftebenDer 8e=
peis 9elten fann, benin ielbh Dem sr0B=
ten Serbre6er geiiebt NOR ben Shines
manoel uno Die geiierung su-uno
ni6t aus ieiner iebisen StelIung
bemieien iperoen. Wie unidsli9 bumm
obenDrein |! Sieie 8ergansenbeit nur.
uno niGts meter. tlebte cod bieiem
Manne on, als er fir miirnis befunoen
tpurbe, in Mc&inleps Gabinett au
fiBen! @as nit anberen @orten beiBt:
Gin Mann it nur o LANCE tuiirbig.
nit Der Observation-Disclosures gu
Slid gu iiBen, als er nidt better
1T als bieie. burd uno bur9 gruno=
faBloIe, torrupte @eiellidaft. Sobalo
er wieoer Menid miro, iobalo lid tuirt=
lid humane &eaun9en in ibm seiser,
iobalo 1T CT ni9t mebr brau1=
bar fir iie!-Sie 8ebanbIuns, bic
benz, auseitanoener MaBen bel Satu
allein FORFEIT banbelnben Qomiral
aempff ioeben erf tuieoer gu She'll se-
tuorben lit, III elm meiterer 8e.
meis fir bieie 8ebauptung. 1nb
tuenn bic oeutiden Weainlep'Notbbel.
fer, ipie mir EFT tiirsli6 ertldrt
baben, ni9t ldnst ollie S9am berloren
bdtten, 10 tuiiroe bieie Sbatfade allein
aeniigen. lie bon elmer 10 bur9 uno
6urd i9uftisen Geiellf6aft gu trennen.
@ber-,glei6 unb glei9 gefellt iid
gern." G9uft balt INNER gu GduftI
Sen gnteedern, bob Die oemofratif4e
Nnrtei In Mebfrr 9apis einen -aneife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16


Mlfreb tuenbete rlerp6s ben fGred.
Iiden 8rief swii9en ben 6ingern bin
uno FER.
Mina. feline pergotterte einsiee Winc
bate inn In tursen biirren @orten obs
geiast NIT Der ettpas bosbaften Nnipie-
flung, er idiele gu oft nod pauline,
lie babe es wobl bemertt; er m09e bieie
blonobaari9e gauline anidmdrmen
uno Tie sefdlli9N tn @ube laiien.
.Gas laiie i9 mir nidt 9efallen !"
idrie er. rnein. niemals! Mber lie bat
ia @edt unb i9 iollte ibr eisentli9 fur
BEN Wint Sant iasen, pauline ioll es
fem! Gut; lie 1T jung, lieb, ersOsen,
~tusenbbaft, pollfommen J"
Ser iunse Mann iiberle9te nidt
lanse, sos lid fbwarS al, fiilpte ietnen
neuen GDlinber auf ben beiben &opf
unb rannte fort.
SIM 9orbeieilen faufte er einen 9lu-
menfrauB. Man rednete ibm brei
Warf; bas mar ibm 9ana glei6eilttg,
man bdtte aud aebn perlansen f6nnen,
10 geiltesabneienD mar CT. pauline
NOR ia aud nidt 10 praftifd, tuie bisie
Mina; benin bieie bdtte aepiB 9eiast
~Wosu tbeure 8lumen3 0afir be-
tcmmt man feds 8eilagel gum Mitta9'
eiien."
Saupbl, 10 bdtte fie 9eiaet, bieie
juh9e Dfonomiide Game, unb es bdtte
ibm eefallen. neil Mina 10 redt bas
8ioeripiel ieiner ettuas lei9tiinnisen
Nni9auunsen p%erf6rperte.
Nber bas mar nun borbet, bortpdrts !
Ct 9ing tpeiter ben befannten Meg.
9a fam auerit Der StabtplaB nit ieinem
lieben alten @at6baus, bann bic pro-
menaoe nit ben i9attisen 2aitaniens
bdumen, bann cine Seitengaiie nit
mobernen brett unb b~iert6diaen Sdu.
fern. gr belt Dor elmer Sbiire uro
bridte enereii6 auf ben Glinseltnopf.
So bas 9ienl imdoden gerabe cine
3eitune lag, 6finete Elm dlterer 9err.
9as fdien Nlfreo gu paiien; ct
bate beute feinen pifeniiben Sag. ba
CAB es feline umidweiie, teine pbraien,
ct itiirmte unentmest auf fein 3iel log.
SD liebe Sbre Sodier," iprad er laut
unb beutlid, uuno bite UNI ibre 9anb.A
Ser alte Serr iGmunselte.
rGiirse aegen GiirS," beriebte er
nnb luo Mlfreo nit elmer Sanobetue=
gung Elm, ms 3immer gu treten.
.aommt mai 'raus, Ginber!" risf
er ms nG6fe @ema9 binein, ves 9ibt
Neuiatetten !"
ga traten au9 i9on feline Srau-
unb mas mar bas-Mina-Serr bes
9tmmels! er mar 9ewobnbeitsmdbig
In bieie Wobnung gelangt, berein.
Sic CUTE Mutter bemerfte ben @lu=
menfrauB. unb ba beute feiu @e6urtss
tag fiel, 10 abnte lie bereits.
Wina fab ben ettpas beroubten Sreier
fori9eno on cine iol9e Gedbeit mar
Dem tleinen 5rdulein nod ni9t borge=
tommen.
@llein Mina tuar elm Mdbden bon
beute; tie nabm bas ibr fumm ee=
rei9te 8outet, le9te es furiorsli6 In
Die 9dnoe Der Mutter, erii bierauf
ftirste lie an Mlfrebs 9ruF.
sd iebe, 9u liebf MIDI trob meiues
Gorbes," faste tie, no sdb If bod fein
apeiter bieraulanoe uno beshalb Setn
auf emis; aber baloise 9odseit, ionit
aibft 9u gu biel @elb fir Strdube aus"
60 errang alfreb feline Mina auf
benz Meae gu Pauline. bic natirlt1
nod cine Weile iiBen blieb.
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pie sroetea Sralts nno i6r 9a'
pitai.

I'm lid einen gesriff ben Der GrOBe
Der Srufs uno bes Gapitals, tpeldes
oieielben reprdlentiren, gu MAIDEN,
9eben mir unterItebenO cine 3uIammen=
~iielluns Der bauptIddlidiien Sruits
uno Der capitalization zines jeben.
@enn man beOenft, baB Dieie @eiell=
idaiten CUR Nnbdufuns bes Gapitals
erf mdbreno Der leBten orei Sabre oie=
len rieiisen Nuii6muna senrmmen
baben. 10 Oab lie iebt Elm @eiammt=
fapital bon SO, 600, coo, 00O-sebn
8illionsn Sollars-reprdisntiren, irirb
man CUR ueberSeusung selangen, baB
es an Der 3eit 1T, cieier 5pora Den
Gppf absuihlaaen:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
S mite {.

MIs G9neiberinnen iollen In
paris 200, 900 Srauen 8eiddftisung
baben.
SpIbatenIeben III I'm Grieoen
bic g~eiunbene, TN &riese bic gefabr-
boIliie aller @ei4dftisungen.
pen ipllen elmer GddBung nod auf
allen giien6abnen Der groe porbanoe1
fetn.