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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
DIVORCE.

For lady of her character, position
and age, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
takes rather a liberal view on the
subject of divorce. Some might per
haps. even say that her views border
on laXity
She discusses the matter frankly in
the current issue of the North Ameri-
can Review, and suggests that women
should be represented on the commits
sions proposed in the various states
TO remodel the marriage and divorce
laws, since the interest of women in
marriage and divorce is fully as great
as that of the men, If not greater. II
judges and bishops are placed ON
these commissions she is convinced
that their disposition would be to make
the laws more restrictive than they
are now-since the men of these call
ings are proverbially conservative
and thus render it more difficult for
wives to escape from unhappy mar
riages.
Mrs. Stanton believes in large free
dom of divorce. She says the states
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22

which have liberal divorce laws are to
women what Canada was to the run
away slaves before emancipation. She
looks at 1t from the womans stand
point, and believes that the woman is
more often the victim of ill-assorted
marriage than the man. The man, II
he is unhappy in his domestic rela-
tions, has a recourse and solace In
the world outside but to the average
woman the family life is all and If
this is unhappy her whole life Is
clouded.
Mrs. Stanton holds that the mere
reading of the marriage service does
not signify hat God hath Joined the
couple together, and that only those
marriages which are harmonious,
where the parties are really com
panions to each other are In the high
est sense made by the Divine Ruler
But what shall we say" she asks, "of
that large class Of men and women
who marry for wealth, position, mere
sensual qualification, without any real
attraction or religious sense of loyalty
toward one another? You might as
well talk of the same code of regula-
ton for honest, law-abiding citizens
and for criminals in our state prisons
as for these two classes. The former
are law to themselves and need no
iron chains to hold them together The
other class, having no respect for law
will dofv "a n constitutional nrn,,tsf,ra -
Her conclusion is that the pretensions
OF the church and the Bible" should be
eliminated from the question; that the
scriptures sanction divorce and polyg-
amy and are full OF contradictions
while the canon law has been pIiable
in the hands OF ecclesiastlcs, enforced
or set aside at the behest of kings and
mobiles. The discussion, she thinks.
should be confined wholly 70 the civil
law, and divorce should be regarded az
purely a state question.
Rather inconsistency Mrs. Stanton
opposes an amendment to the federal
constitution authorizing congress to
pass uniform marriage and divorce
law for all the states. Her ground OF
opposition Is that the demand for this
reform emanates from those who con-
sloer the present divorce laws too lib
eral. We may infer, she says, that
the proposed national law Is to place
the whole question on the narrowest
basis, rendering null and void the
laws that have been passed In a
broader gnfrft
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
CANTON, THE PARIS OF CHINA.
The Gay Life and Color OF III
Streets.

The narrow, evil-smelling streets OF
Canton are picturesque. fascinating,
wonderful Some Of them bear high
sounding names, such as: The Street Oh
Reposing Dragons, the Street OF salut.
ing Dragons, the Street OF One Hundred
Grandsons, the Street OF One Hundred
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
HEROIC LIFE ENDED
SPIRIT OF GEN. HENRY HARNDEN
TAKES ITS FLIGHT.
THE END MOST PEACEFUL

close OF Lie Remarkable for It's Adj
Fenturous Phases-The Capture of
Jen Davis but one Incident in a
career Overlooking with Sensation
al Events.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
GENERAL BUILDERS STRIKE
Ordered in Kansas City by the Build
ing Trades Council

Kansas City. No. June IA general
strike OF al The budding trades IN Kan
sas City. effective tomorrow morning,
was ordered al a meeting Of the Build
ings Trades Council TO-DAY. Il IS said
that over 500 workmen viii be involved.
The strike order follows the lock-oue de-
claTed a5ouC two weeks ago by the Build
ers' club an organization Of contractors.
The contractors. after continued troubles
with sympathetic strikes. announced that
no members Of unions affiliated with the
Building Trades Council would be en-
pioyed. The strike order issued tonight
excerpts the worknsn employed OF Con-
vention hall and such contractors as
surrender their membership n the Build
ers' club
The Plumbers union VIII not Join the
strike the union having surrendered to-
day 10 the Master Plumbers association.
A fortnight ago the masters served notice
on the Plumbers union that until the IN
ION withdrew from the Building Trades
Council gnioa plumbers would not - en-
ployed The union accepted the challenge
and announced that contracts would De
taken o. the cooperative plan The SUP
ply houses. however. refused to Go bus
mess with the union men. After e period
% enforced idleness the members % the
union held meeting today and voted a.
most unanimously 70 withdraw from the
Building Trades council.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

s., 10000 people. The annual production
of cereals In Siberia Is at present about
2.OeoO0a tons. but the country is able to
produce 100000 tons each year. one-half
of which would be subject to expectation
Although Siberia produces one-tenth OF
all the gold In the world. on account Of
the climate and lack of transportation
facilities few OF the great mines have
been thoroughly worked The immense
coal deposits. too. have been scarcely
touched. A single mine IL Siberia is said
TO contain as much coal as all the de-
posts in England combined. The consul
states that the trans-Siberian railroad in
three years will have reached Port Ar
thur. making the distance between Mos
COW and PeIxin only thirteen or fourteen
days. French capitalists, Consul Covert
says. complain bitterly OF the meagre re-
ciprocial trade from Russia. In return
for something like 100000 francs in
Russia. the latter makes her purchases
in the United States, England and Ger
many. and France receives only Russian
products as dividends fer the capital she
has expended.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
UNCLE SANS BOOKS BALANCED
Public Debt. Cash in Hand Income
aud OutSo-

washington, June The monthly
statement OF the public debt shows rhat
az the close of business Nay q. 800 the
ds5t. less cash in the treasury. amounted
20 q I22 saS S11. . decrease Tor the month
OF &l3 ~. which IS acourted for BY
the redemption Of bonds. The debt IS re-
capilu,ated Is follows: Interest-5earing
debt, 2f07s. 4sesso; de5t On which interest
mas ceased since maturity. sl.lsI. -, dsat
bearing 10 interest S3S5. - 20, total 81
4lS51 ~. This amount however, does
not incinfa SIS 54s.I - in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding which are CT
SET b. II equal amount q cash OF hand.
Tae cash n the treasury IS classified as
follows: Reserve fund. gold coin and bull
ison. sl5s go 60, trust fund. gold silver
ard United states notes SIS ~ 10: ger
eraI fund. SI17.s55s II national bank
repositories. To credit 81 United States
treasurer. g1e529s -. 20 credit q disbElrs-
Ing officers. $s9s5 50. total 3 .ez3 -. -.
against which there are demand HASN'T
les Outstanding amounting % ssls.4zs,2 -
which leaves a nst eash bsJzncs ~ tbs
treasury = s-z5.7S3@s
The monthly corng saTatlve statement q
TIA receipts and Expenditures q TIE I--it-
Cd States sasaTs thzt during Nay 100.
Ire receipts aggregated 81 IsSas7 an5 the
exr.s-sift.-ez So - = leaving 3 Surplus
for the month q tsl4s-2 D--sag the
last ssevea months Ct lhs fiscal ye2- tae
receipts exceeded the sxpenalfEres ~ &C.
80. One year ago thsre was & ssect
Scr the eleven Eor-a D TIE 6sczI year q
sl5s s5los
Ths monthly statement & fhs cozsp-
t-58e- q the currency scoEs thzt a. the
clase - sEess Ey q Esa. re ,asal
c.s-ula-l7z y aaaa-zs bank nstea sfas
80 - ~. - increase ~ TIA yszr . Efs-
a. *. as - increase 80 ths zsz1z C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
CHINESE POOR TO BE FED
While the Quarantine Against Plague
Is in Eject.

San Francisco, June lin response 70
communication from the attorneys OF
the Chinese Six Companies. stating that
the quarantine now being maintained IS
causing great restitution among the
Chinese, most OF whom are dependent on
their daily labor for their support, the
board Of health has asked the representa-
tiyes Of the companies % submit an esti
mate Of the daily supply OF food neces-
sary for INDECENT persons in Chinatown.
which estimate viii be presented &c the
board OF supervisors for action. An
autopsy. az which the Chinese Will be
represented, VIII be held in every sus-
picious case Of death N Chinatown Fl
forts VIII be made 70 secure detention
stations on Islands fl the bay with &C
Communications for 800 persons Consul
General H0 10 states positively that the
Chinese viii never submit the % theJ
Chinese will never submit % the HaG-
kline treatment He says that the prices
o. food have risen = per cent slacs The
quarantine was declared and that Z tzg
poor are nct FED oy ihs city. resort viii
be had % the courts re complains thaS
ths Chinese quarter IS without pol.se pro-
lection aus says that hghbinder out
RACES may BE resumed II fact there
was raurdsrr within The lines late last
night. wong Jueng. a gambler. being shot
b unknown assassins- Ths heath al
tbo-4tses say there wil - no difficulty
IL taxing the FEDERAL census Z the emu
rna-atcrs VII consent q inocuiatIcn.
Mavor Phslaa opposes the project q fses-
s7a- re f~6gxerr C-Efress He saws thef-
unciean habits have made TIE quarantine
necessary aas they should - provided
fo- BY the SIX C5mpzuLss- Tsereport that
the steamers C51y q PekIrZ and Aus
trzlgz Es-s 5suisd e5ssz bis q health
IS 5a-lied by Deputy Collector a ;Ae Port
Ez-Ia.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
Promote Miles and Corbin

Washlngton. June The senate has
agreed 20 amendment u the military
academy bill making General Miles q
lieutenant general AMI General Corelz :
ma1or general
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Detroit. Ezca.. June The Ia.srzatisa-
al Aszoesztisa q gz1szy s1rseosa tasaay
elected tAe f1-laEirg e7see-s- FFessEsnt.
rr Il l. Geex Marsaa1ltO<a. Ia. 9rs<
wee preasse1s. 2 2 BrSdle. Desr1st.
secretary. Dr. L,sais J Xlsesszl. ChseaK3s
treasurer. U Ezgeze 2 Ls~.s. Ezzsas
cry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Les Angeles. Cal. June The csau-
b. = commerce here se1t tIl.4s % Pen
e1v Tnaiz- todsy 70 ais II tAe rs ~ g
tsmtne s@Ge-sTz- T1is noaey Ezs rstae5
b sghscrz2-lea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

seems to Indicate the establishment OF a
royal residence in Ireland. But whether
the queen will occupy the residence which
May Yohe, the American actress, other
wise Lady. Hope has just vacated in order
to fulfill enga gements in Austria, is nj
known. But Castle Blaney is one OF the
finest properties in Ireland and il Is
understood that if the Duke and Duchess
OF Connaught are satisfied with it. they
viii take it for a long term The Duke
Of Argyll announces that myerary Castle,
with its emmense domain, is for rent.
and England is wondering that American
millionaire is likely to occapy this his
toric mansion.
One OF the most remarkable. though
posthurous. exposures of the loosness or
English life in high places came up this
week when Mrs BrinkwOrth sued the
estate Of the late William Breckett, for
mel. members Of parliament. for contin-
uetl support OF herself and her alleged
children Mr.. Breckett was head Of one
Of the weaIthiest banking firms in Eng
land and eminentiy respected in paria-
ment and in society. It now transpires
that Mrs. BrinkHorth lived as his mis-
tress for many years and that the couple
amused themselves by buying children.
which they passed of as their own, as
Breokett wished 20 use the children 70
''bluf'' his own family into consenting
20 the payment of large sums 10 MS
mistress. She accumulated seven chill
dren so adeptly that the judge remarked;
You seem 70 have bought babies as some
people buy puppies" Mrs. Brinkworth
was uousuited. The executor Of the es-
tate sued is Mr.. Earnest Breckett, son
of the man who lived such double life
He is also q member Of parliament and
owns one Of the finest houses IN Picadilly,
where the Prince Of Wales is often enter
tanned He married q few years ago Mrs
Tracy Lee. . niece O. the late W. Il
Hurl5Utt, since dead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Se~ Tovk. ysze The 6aath = Per
roau c IoErY. y y. q Eass Orzags.
= :. oz& q she ssrsszsz. EzzEsaess&zy
wc.ks-s Z t2A P-s1ss.s-2zz szzzzz. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

The fast % tAe Duke q Coanauga.
having taken Lor5 Francis Clinton II pes
Caste Blzuy. County NozagAAn- :cr tse
season. With ZEE eStios so< Eve years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

OF Interest ~ connection with the above
+ the story from Paris that discrimina-
teas are being made against the exhibit
&c American beef and PORK products al
the exposition recently begun there. This
hiss taken the form Il direct refusal %
permit exhibits in some instances. and In
others. the imposition ret conditions ex-
cee1.ns.y oAer'as in their prcvisicns.
T1iS discrimination IS because Of fear OF
American competition. Besides. the feel
t~~ IS common in Europe 20 Discriminate
AGAINST Ansrica and especially with re-
r2rf ? cher foo5 and meat PRODUCES.
~li~ fact Is causing serious discussions
md considerable excitement among mem
re-S Of congress and IN official circles. No
c.anfte facts ara as Yet ar hand. hut
enough is known 70 insure the statement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
Household Linens


We have Just opened the finest
invoice OF Table Linens that was
ever shown in this city As they
are just from the loom they are In
the very latest patterns and ex-
quIsite designs. We place them on
sale at prices that viii please thu
economical buyer.
e6 inch. exclusive patterns for. IS
y inch. Satin Damask. -
Y inch. Satin Damask, beau
tfful design. ........--.......... 50
Any quality desired. up TO Bis
per yard. Napkins TO match.
Jubleached and Cream Damask.
IS inch. extra good. for. 80
"a inch. double Damask, for. As
20 inch. double Damask, for. SO
These goods bleach oat a pure
white and wear twice as long as
bleached linen. Values are beyond
question; superior 10 anything in
this market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Of the house. whose chief clerk is Andy
Richards said the other day that he
never had a man associated with him
who did his work so thoroughly and COM
pletely. and g0t "on" to his work as well
as Richards
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

John H. Atwood Of Leavenworth, who
until the conclusion of the celebration
and annual meeting of the Shriners in,
this city last week was al the head OF
the national order, was accorded much
notice in the Washington papers and
otherwise while here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Long. as follows: Thomas Q. Moore,
Hutchinson: Irwin a Shaw. Kinsley;
George y. Hodge, Sterling: James
Wyres. Fort Dodge; Anlrev FelIers. Nc
Pherson; w (. Timbers. Sterling:
Ephraim Stephens. Garden City: Mrs.
Ann n. Jones. Mcpherson.
2 II FAXON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

The treasury departments latest cir
culation statement shows the total
amount Of money in circula ton in the
United States to have been s., OIL, 5z5 463.
year ago. on May l, 1899, it was only
$l.935, $751; 1872, having increased more than
s12o,Go0,000 within q year. When Mr.
Bryan was nominated. in 1886. it was
s., 528, SO, 463, and has increased s. per cent
since that time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

This IS going to be the banner year in
our export trade During nine months of
the current fiscal period, I'D 70 March 81,
our exports exceeded s1,O53 SOC, go, an in
crease Of more than s1OO,O00,O 900 over the
corresponding period in the previous
fiscal year, and $4SO, 700 more than in
1895 under the Wilson tariff. which was
claimed 70 be especially conducive to for
eign trade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

dozen Wash Wells at......... -
Irregular value is Soc)
LADYSMITH NET veIlings-the
very latest thing.
Veilings black and white
dots. A fancy net vel.
ready 10 wear. A yard long:
worth 2oc for.................... 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

General Shaw, national commander-in-
chief Of the Grand Army, and George H.
Patrick, member of the executive COM
mittee, called on the president the other
day and expressed their complete salts
faction with the new Grand Army pen
sion law, amending the act of 1880.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Delegate Flynn last week secured a
passport for Mr.. Solberg of Oklahoma
City, who was here enroute to New York,
whence he sailed a few days ago for
Europe. Mr.. Flynn took Mr.. sotberg u
the White House.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
The Oxygeuor Co. 90 ZImmerIy BuIIdIng CIty.

seats wanted a. oAaaa saH aassfs
printed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

his home at Enid. after being here sew
eral weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

George Spencer Of Oklahoma City, was
the representative Of his temple Of the
Order of the Mystic Shrine at the late
council held in this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03

Nansook Dress. bemstitched,
tuck yoke and ruffles.
Nansook Dress, torchon insert
ing, tucks and ruffies of lace
Infants long Dress, embroid-
cred yoke, ru1fle trimmed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Grl. Maube @onne.

UNI fir Die Gentennialieier Der iriider
&epOlution BON 1893 propaganda 81
MAIDEN, biesmal 1T bic .irii6e Seam,
o'arc" gefommen, um Spmpatbien fiji,
Die Sade Der Buren, r%adsurufen-
oenn, rmas INNER England f6aoet.
oas niiBt Srlano."
Mit oieiem etmas iummariiden BRO,
aramm oedt ii6 iibrisens feline Sob.
feinoi9aft in Dem iibliden Sinne.
6rdulein Come, tpelde in Baris BIZ
3eituns .2'Srlanoe fibre" beraussibt.
betradtet Die Linton Der Sersen" be,
teltiiAen uno Der anseliddIiiGen Raiit
ais ibren liebiten Sraum-aber porbel
mub Srlano frei iein. llnb oa iino ibr
sben allie Mittel redt, ielbft bic Nuf=
reisuna iriider Soloaten CUR Geiertion.
@ie man Fort, liest es in ibrem
Plane, islbit mad Dem Sranspaal gu
geben, nm lid baielbif niiyli9 gu
MAIDEN, mDbl mebr als Grantenpile9e=
rim, benin ala @altire. tpie ibre Nn-
bdnger bebaupten.
Mauoe @onne 1T jebt 33 Sabre alt.
Sbr 8ater NOR britii6er Sberlt uno
binterlieB ibr betrddtli6e Mittel, ole lie
gum 9roben She'll in Den Tienit Der pon
ibr perfD6tenen Sadie ftellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

getpanos Der Observation-Disclosures al
ans onrtaeorungen iinb. gebort pbne
SDeiIsl auh Elm Srief bes Sranspaaler
Staatsietrstdrs &eiB, Der unterm 2.
Sssember, alio Dor Masersfpntein.
Stormberg uno GOlenfo. bon PRETORIA
aus on einen Setannten in Netu Oorf
seididt puroe.
r@lauben Sie"-ip beiBt es in benz
&rief-rtein @ort BON benz. tpas Sbnen
bic sn9liiden Seiturgen iiber ibre aro=
zen Siege iaasn. Sis jeBt batten Die
griten einen pereinselten grfols: Die
ungliidlide IIIaire BON glanoilaaete,
mo stpa 1000 G%ngldnoer 1856 bon
unisren 2euten umrin9ten. Sic Webr,
1abl Der legterel paren Solldnosr uno
Seutide; tapfsre. quite &%ameraoen,
bic jsoO6 nit iiioafrifanii6er Grieas=
fiibrung nibt uertruut rparen uno oenen
es an IOrIitt feblte. Sapon fpuroen
80 getOotet, 90 pertpunoet uno 1876 9e=
fangeu aenOmmen; Der Geii enttam.
Elei9wohl bauiGten Die en9liiden 3ei=
3unaen Die Sn6e auf, als oh es ii1
am Elm spcitss WaterlDO bnnoelte uno
mir pom GrObUoen meagefe9t ndren.
Sp6. IS iii sweflos, auf Diefem Sbema
Danger su perpeilsn. gSenn bic @abr=
belt 81 Sage tritt, miro Die @elt er=
fiaunen. ME iebr lid Die Sbatiaben bon
ibren Ssrihten unteri6eiDen. SD baiie
pas Srablen, nber i6 barf obne 36gern
Ia9en, oaB Sommp 9lttins bersits als=
8efunosn bat. oaB N%frifanOer feline
Suoaneien iinb. Mir bnben nabesu
1000 @efauaene uno smifhen 1000
nge 5000 Mann miiiien Die griten
bereits an Sooten uno Vermunoeten
perloren baben-~
Sr. s. @. &eiB, Der jebt i'm Sc.
Gebensjaire iiebt, iiammt aus elmer
oeutiden Samilie. bic lid Dor etua
200 Sabren in Sollano nieoerlieB.
Gein GrOboater Danoerte mad Dem
aap aus. Stuatsiefretdr &eiB, pelder
In &apiiaot uno 9pnpon Surispruoens
ftuoirt bat, mar ieds Sabre in 3apitaot
@opotat. fam 1874 als Sberridter nab
Dem Sranje=6reiiiaat uno wuroe 1889
PrdiiOent oieier .8urenrepublit. Dor
bier Sabren irut er in 5olae iduerer
Grtrantun9 con bieiem Poiten suriid.
Seinem Yatriotismus 8ebor i9enteno.
nabm er in leBter .3eit Die perantmor.
tunasoolle Stellun9 in Der S6meier-
republit on. ,3pei ieinsr Gobne fdmp.
fen in ben 9teiben Der Suren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
Gin ebrmdroistr patriard.
sBis weit rationeles Sabaffauen einen gesn
id,eu briuaen fauu.

l@en prtu8en tann.
Sic Staot Utica, g.. g., lam lid
riibmen. aller @abri6einlidfeit nod.
ben dlteiten 8emobner oes gmpireitaa-
tes, piellei6t Der Linton. innerbalb ibrer
Mauern gu beiiben.
Gin geuiiier Ibrabam elmer, Der
bort felt sebn Sabren bel ieinem gntel
@illiam 8. elmer pobnt, 1T oieier
Sage in iein l19. 2ebensjabr setreten.
Set etpa Is anss-ss.. = Der alte Serr
total blind unS feline tbartraft ldBi
INNER mebr nod. aber dlB allsemeine
gefinoen fanr ais OUT 'e,eidnet tuer-
ben. Sic 5amiIis ieineS Gntels forgi
fir i'm pie fir elm Sinh. Wenn er
8etpesuns miinidt, miro er in benz
3immer umbersefibrt uno bic Sdnoe
bdlt man ibm poriidtis iiber ben Ofen.
10 oft ct bieielben su ndrmen miinfht.
Mbrabam elmer tpuroe am 26.
Sanuar 1882 in Warren, q. g., :Is
Der Meltelte BON Is @eidmiftern &C.
bpren. Seine gltern erreidten eben.
falls elm febr bobes Qlter lie ipurben
beioe iiber 80 Sabre alt. Wit 38 SSup=
rem p~eraeisatbete x ii& NIT Der UNI &c
Sabre idn9ersa @sa glab 49,. 8lad
Riper. q. .. Das paar lies ft@ bel
Siibers Cult n3eser. 10 elmer cine
glodbitte erbaute unb 10 Siemlid biz
sanae ginridtune, beren fiu ole. nit
Der 3eit UNI spei 3taber permebrte 3d.
Mile beoiente, nit eisener 9ano ber'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08

Jur yte9rrung. VI mar oamais Iaum
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