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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

North Haven. Me-. has an apple tree
l25 years old. '.,-.
- The pay of British commander-in-
chief while in active service is 6 Is a
week. '.,...-t4, 80 90.
An epidemic among silk worms in
Italy and in France is. likely to result
in an advance in the price of silk.
Figures by: the New York bureau of
labor statistics show steady gain in
the growth of la Dor organizations.
With the expiration of his term in
1903 Senator Vest of Missouri will re-
tire absolutely from public and official
life. 4. So. - vi 8;
/. Under favorable conditions of peace
the death rate of soldiers is about In
1000. The leath rate of clergymen is
II in 1000.
Miss A. F. Walton has been chosen
principal of the school at Oakland, CAL,
over which Edwin Markham, the poet,
formerly held sway.
Gen.De Gallifet is the seventh French
minister of war in less than two years
who has retired from office in connec-
ton with the Dreyfus case.
Charles Broadway Rouss. the blind
New York millionaire, has given to
charity $l2o.ooo during the first six
months of the present year.
An Ohio woman has invented con-
trivance for clearing lawns Of leaves.
1t has a hopper with far. blades which
fan the leaves into the hopper.
James w. Thompson, of the Univer-
sity of Chicago. after Investigating
methods in 100 cities, reports in favor
of free text books in grade sch oois.
i The Salvation Army has failedin two
attempts to gain a footing in the City
of Mexico. Mexican laws forbid all re-
ligious professions in the streets OF
CITIES. y . tI 4ss.
The largest and heaviest loco olive
ever made was recently sent out. from
the Pitt burgh locomotive works. & It
weighs. without the tender, 100000
pounds. n
Miss Josie Wanous, Of Minneapolis,
has been chosen third vice preside 81
the American Pharma ceutical associa-
ton, being the first woman to hold Of
fee in that body. I !, " 5s=s5s 4!
Miss Sarah Flana gun, whose father
was city clerk livingston, Ont, for
more than a half century, has recentIy
been appointed to FIJI the position her
self and is the first woman to hold such
q position in Canada.
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THE DREAD ARMY WORM.
Appears in Immense Numbers Along
the Missouri in South
-..sF, Dakota.

Yankton, S. D., June 25.-The. dread
army worm has appeared on the Mis-
souri, sand bars along the river front
in this city in such numbers as to
cause. serious alarm. Twenty or 80
acres of willows have been swept
bare and the worms are moving east
ward. They invaded J. C. Schott's
farm and house and drove the family
out. He lost his garden and part of
bis crops. The, worms are from two to
three inches long and are said to be
thegenuine army worm, which sweeps
all vegetation clear as it moves.
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FOREIGN.

Gen. Macarthur issued President INC
Kinley's proclamation of amnesty to
all in the Philippines who take the oath
of allegiance and have not violated
rules of war .s '... s.e 4
The statue of Washington. the gift to
Paris by the Daughters of the American
Revolution, arrived in that city.
The fate of foreigners at Picking is
still in doubt. Admiral Seymour and
relief Aorces are reported to have ar
rived there. Admiral Kempff has
cabled to Washington regarding oper-
ations at Taku: The rebellion is
spreading far and wide.
Canada has been awarded first prize
for it's display of timber at the Paris
exposition.
Dispatches from South Africa are
still barren of news. indicating that
the wars end is near at hand. Mean
time a continuation of Boer activity
is reported from Orange Free State.
Advices received in London say that
Roberts is preparing a final movement
and that truce with Botha intimates
surrender. Roberts is believed to be in
negotiation with Kruger. The Beers
in the south were returning to their
farms: s,t i. M
Former Filipino leaders and Gen.
Macarthur agreed on terms for peace
in the Philippines. tits believed Aguin-
aldo will accept the articles. 4,
Admiral Kempff reported that Box
Eesr and Chinese attacked the foreign
+ quarter Of Iien-T sin and destroyed the
{ American consulate and other build
ings. A large relief force was on its
way from Taku. Oils
Count Mouravieff. Russian minister
Of foreign affairs. died in St. Peters
burg. & syt 4 s.sg IS
News of the bombardment of ITEM
Tsin by Chinese troops with modern
artillery is confirmed, Fighting last
edIsfive days and many aona both sides
killed; foreign concessions near:y all
burned and American consulate razed.
Admiral Kempff, in % message received
at Washington, asked for more troops
and Warships.
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DISASTER IN A MINE.
Explosion I'm a Shaft Mt Champion,
Mich, Causes Loss of Four
Lives.

Champion, Mich, June 25.--F Four men
lost their lives in a Champion mine ex-
plosion Saturday evening. They are:
John Floyd, shift boss, married; Noah
Lark, skip tender, single; Herman
Luna, miner; Otto Parkala, miner. OF
five men on the twenty-hfth level near
the explosion at the bottom of the
shaft, but one escaped by climbing the
air. hose 10 pure air. Gases and smoke
asphyxiated the victims. The cause Of
the explosion is not known
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Roberts sentenced in Utah.

Salt Lake City, June 25.-Brigham
81. Roberts was on Saturday sentenced
by Judge Norrell in the state court to
pay a fine of $3.50 or go to Jail forf15o
days for unlawful coha bitation.'' He
will appeal to the supreme court. The
point Roberts will raise in the supreme
court is that the informa ton CHI argos
that the crime of unlawful cohabita-
ton was committed in Salt Lake coun-
8ty.f Onesof his wives iyesin Davis coun-
ity,sand he contends that the crimawas
committed in two counties, andsthat
consequently the Indictment is at
fault.
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Disastrous Rains

Birmingham, Ala, June 25.-Heavy
rains the past few ia have done great
'diamage + has I. IS; rcain IN every day this
month in this, section, the total rain
!. fall sin since the; 1st Of April being 24.92
inches, as compared with an annual
rainfall of about IS inches. Reports
from the farming districts are that the.
fields have been so soaked with water
that farmers have been unable to do
any work for several weeks, and grass.
is running away With the crops. Cot
ton has suffered more than any other
crop, while fruit and vegetables are
rotting.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

! At the republican national conven-
tion in Philadelphia Senator Lodge was
made permanent chairman and plat
form was adopted which indorses
President McKinley's administrations;
pledges support of the gold standard;
favors protection. reduction in war
taxes and liberal pensions, and recog-
nizes the necessity for the honest CO
operation of capital to meet new bust
ness conditions, and at the same time
condemns ''all conspiracies and COM
binations intended to restrict business,
create monopolies, to limit production.
or to control prices"
Kansas prohibitionists nominated
afull state ticket headed by Frank Hol-
singer, of Rosedale, for governor.
The democrats of the Fifteenth ILL
nois district nominated Willis Hazel
wood, of Quincy, for congress -
Edgar 0. Weeks (rep.) has been
renominated for congress in the Sew
enth Michigan district and Charles F.
Cochran (dem.) in the Fourth district
of Missouri. 1 ..-.... .....
Crazed by drink o. A. Barlow killed
his wife and himself at Greensburg,
Ind. -" -
President Mckinley was unanimous
ly renominated for president of the
United States by the republican ma ton
al conKention in Philadelphia, and Gov.
Theodore Roosevelt, of New York, was
unanimously nominated for vice pres
ident. Senator Hanna was reelected
chairman of the national republican
committee. '.@''. ."'f&@<-. -".'1 ~
L. NJ. Briggs, of Hoopeston, has
been nominated for congress by the
democrats Of the Twelfth Illinois dis
trict. go 49, .--.. 6t..t
John A. Gallagher, state geologist,
aged IS, died at his home in Warren
burg, Mo-. of an operation for cancer.
L. H. Thompson, judge of the Yer
mont supreme court, died at his home
at Irasburg, aged 50 years. ~ H..
|. Congressman J. A. T. Hull was re-
nominated by the republicans of the
Seventh Iowa district.
Mrs. Lois S. Hall, who celebrated her
one hundredth birthday anniversary
on May % last, died at her home in
Canton. Ill. -. g..
John H. Butler, one of the most
prominent lawyers of Indiana, died in
Indianapolis, aged 81 years.
Florida democrats nominated Will
liam S. Jennings for governor. ..-
Jasper Francis Cropsey, one of the
Oldest American portrait painters, died
at his home in Hastings. N. Y, aged rs.
Rev. John Philip Conrad died At his
home in Baltimore, Nd. aged IS years.
He was the pioheer'of Lutheranism in
America. tr'. r. .-
National republican headquarters
will be opened in New York and Chi
cago about July 20.
Henry Finehout, aged 81 years, be-
lieved to have been the oldest railroad
conductor in the world, died at his
home in St. Paul. .... . u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Dir 5nud1t DER 3fluItk.

Sausfrau 0ebr sefalliadtis unb
iuaenoli4 tbueno, sibt iiber Die bon
ibr entlaiiene &odin NusfuniD: $50
tpobl-id babe oieie ionfi brau1bare
perion nur tueeen hires Gefanses ent=
laiien unb ibr gum Sdlub aus oenl=
felben @runb gtpas an ben GopF ae=
tporfen !-Sie miifien aber aud uiiien.
mas bieie perion geiunsen. UNI midi
aus Der SaiIuns 5u %brinaen. 81 fang
lie td9lid, tuenn i'd 5oilette mabte:
,Nd uie balo idpinoet SdOnbeit unb
@eitalt! Siam mein Mann BON ieinem
Sarod beim. 10 tonnte er fider iein,
fdon auf Der Sreppe 81 b6ren: Ser
@raf BON %2uremburs bat ar iein
8elo berjudt. oerjudt.' Nls id aber
leytbin meinen @eburtstag feierte uno
Die unperiddmte perion, 10 oft 8eiu6
fam, nit lauter Stimme idrie: .Sdier
oreiBi9 Sabre biIi Gu alt. bait manden
Sturm erlebt, tiinoiate i'd ibr. seit
Dem iin9t lie nur aeiIilide 2ieoer iibsr
Sob uno 8eroammniB-io bab .i6,
auf's 50diie sereist, ibr seiiern cine
@aidi9uiiel oil ben 9opf setpOrfen!~
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Nribiabr 1T SiGt.

Der Gamer /. Satalo9 Der &erni6 Seeo
60, Dtilpaufee, isis, lit tets Gin wiufom.
mener Gait bel pielen SauIenoeu pom Sar-
mern, Gortnern nno Glumenireunoen. Srei
pon ieglider nebertrelbnn9, finoet man oa
rim cine allBerorOentlid rei6balti9e Ansnabl
Der perlhieoeniten Sarms nnb @arten : Ga
mereien, ionic Saumi6ul artifel, lanbm.
Waldinen unb Siibnerfntter. cSebem Sad
mann wirb Elm FOLDER Satalo9 9cfausn bonn
Der iiebt niht alt unnotbl9e ooer iosar
ldherli6e Suuitrationen. SaR man bel Der
@eruid Seeo SO. aul reele Sebienuns red
men fam, lit iiberfiiiiig 81 erwdbnen. Der
mebr ais 2OlGbri9e geltano bieies Gei6dites
ruS oeiien arpee Eerbreituns biir9en bafir.
Gs Ioute baher Niemanb, Der Samen ODER
laubw. Mal6inen 81 faufen beabiidtist, n
terlaiien. iib bieien 8atalo9 l6ifen 81 lalen,
nm ith bic SGmereien 6araus auspuluhen.
Der 8atalos mirb foitenfrei perianbt.
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Die ,rbn 6tbott.

Sic Grau YruIeiIur mubte oerreiien
ba ibr Mann iebr nersebiid III uno
feline Srau nur ibluer eutbebren fann,
idreibt lie ibm iulgenNe Sebn @ebote
auf ein Stiid Yapier, wsldes er icbe
Stunoe leisn mug:
l.. @ebot. - .@sun Nnna toas
Gienfmdodsn) oes Mo,aens tlopft,
ftete 9leid auf uno peraiB nidt. Sid
81 rpai1en.@
2 8ebot.-r9aG Dir BON Nnnu
alei9 cen Gaffse einsieBen. oamit Gil.
wenn gu Die leere saiie iiebi, mid!
alaubf, gu bdtteii idon setruutcn."
3. @ebnt.-,@enn Su CUR =
leiun9 sebft, bebalte niht Seine rrttel,
Yantoffeln an uno widele Gein 6riib=
fiiidsbroo nibt in Gle neueiie 3situna.
QaB Nnna lieber gleib oas Srco in
Eeinen Mantel iieden, CAN'T gu es
nidt i'm Shluirod bebdltt."
4. 8ebot. .Sergi6 nidt 81 Miitda
mad Sauie gu fommen, geb' nidjt in
Elm perfebrtes Saus uno tlineele nif)t
INNER I'M Yarterre aniiatt i'm eriten
Strd.~
5. @ebot.-r8ib Nnnd nitt Dos
sanse 5leiid Su Mittaa uno iB in &C.
oanten nur 9artcfieln. Sdente cos
Bier ni6t ms SalsfaE. iiatt in's
@las."
6. @ebot.-.2eg Sid nod Slid
ni4t ihlafen. tuenn gu Stunoen sll
seben bai! Wenn Su irgeno einen
faliden uebsr;ieber angesosen Obsr
einen uertebrten SUIT aufseieBt bali.
oann pergib ni6t. Inna eleib oamit
in bic unioeriitdt 81 i6idsn. 9er9if
auh nibt, Gid am ndhien Sag beim
Gisentbimer su enti1uloisen. Stofe
ooer Sdirme nimm gar nidt nit. 2af
Sid lieber nab re9nen."
z. 8ebot.-rW enn gu Seiu9 be-
tommit, iied' nitt bic brennenoe @isarrs
in Die SoIentai6e Doer in's Sintenfab,
leg lie auf ben Mfdenbe6er."
8. @ebot.-.W enn Su oes Nbenos
nod ausaeben willt. psrsi6 nitt ben
9ausi6liiiiel. GeraiB nidt Sein Yis,
gu beSablen uno reoe nidt iremOe Ser
rem nit ,Serr Gbertellner' ant"
9. 8ebOt.-~SersiB nidt nod Sauis
gu fommen uno Sieb' Sid aans aus
(au6 bic Stiefell, bepOr gu gu Bette
9ebft. 2a6 oas 2idt nidt bremen ulr
per9iB Seine Na6tmiige nidt!"
10. @ebot.-rWenn gu mir ibreibI
persiB niht Die goreiie. &lebs aud
cine Marte auf oas Gouuert uno lat
@nna ben Brief in Den aalien iteden.
9ergiB nidt, bob id mieoertomme.
Seine gulatie."
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i.eber bic tartHmeu s;laaaeu

ner6fientlidt Galau bonn Soie.paida
IN isiner a%bbanoluna .Gie tiittiide
Wlarine bon ieren Inidnaen an
tpelGe in Der bonn Momiralltabe Der
MARINE teraus9e9ebenen ~Marine.
Gunoihau" eridienen III. einsn ~inierei.
tanten Seridt. benz mir Nadiebenoes
entnehmen. Sic ieBiae tirtiide Natios
nallla9ae, Der Salbmono. oeilen
Spiysn lid fan beriibren. fiummt aus
Der Seit oss Sultans Mo=ul-Msis her.
SIM Nnfanas oes 10. uno mdbreuO oes
Is. Sabrbunoerts maren oeribieoen'
artige uno nit mauni9faden Gmblemen
persisrte Slasaen in 8erbaud. Sm
Sabre 1929 beliano Die bon Der 8affcl
biz ms @aIier reihenoe Slaase bes
tiirtilben Nomiralidiiies aus rOtber
Geioe. p"ersiert nit orei Salbmonoen.
Sic SABINE MobammeDs mar weiB; lie
mar Der an cine 9ause %gebunoene LANCE
Nadenidlsier Der Niiha, Der 2ieblings=
frau bes Yrppbeten. IS lit baber irris,
BON Der 9riinen Sarbe oes YrOpbeten
su ipreden. Gbeniu irris lit es. uenn
alte uno neue Shriftlieller BON gnt-
falten Der SABINE oes Yropbeten in bOd-
fer Hptb unD im IuBerlien 8lautens=
tampfe iprs6en. Sieielbe III nielmebr
iets in ibrem Sutteral transportirt uno
10 aud Den Sruppcn Doran9etragen
tpcrcen babel puroen aber Oiele anoere
Sra9en entfaltet uno oes 9Olfes uno
oes Seeres uegen elm pruntpoller Muf=
slig beranfaltst. @eieten bat bic BEL
lise SABINE bss YrOpbeten, Die nur aus
Staub belieben biirite, ieit Sabrbun=
oerten iider Niemano. Grin 1T Die
Sarbe bes Mantels uno Surbans bes
Yropbeten. Earaus erfldrt lid bic
Sepursuaung Der ariinen Glaaae, pdb=
rero Die rotbe 6arbe als Nationalfarbe
in ben Glassen uno Sabnen peridie-
Oentli6 9ebeutet miro. Cine Muslesune
bebauptet, Die rptbe Sarbs beDeute ben
beltdnoisen Gampi, bur6 ben Die Ss=
manli Sag uno 9tadt ibr &eid Su oer-
tbeioisen bitten, nobel Der 9altmono
Die NGdt. Der Stern Den Sag periinn=
bilolibe.
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0cttridtcS ttntcrscua.

Silbcr,eug unb ~plattirte Samen .SeltS
unb egyptian NIT Cotton 9eflicBtc
SoIen. .Socts
@erippte ,polleuc plattirte Samen%elts
unb Soien, be 80 uno 20 SnalitGt
Sneita slnsii9e pertb 15cts sh.....48
Is Osb. bell lilbcrgraue Combination
Mn,ii9e nit BUILDER 8nopiiront iebr
mei6, feline SlalitGt, ipertb $l.T5
Al .Sl.S0
4 Ssb. gan; moberne Combinations
Mn,ii9e, lbipars unb natiirlid 9ran
mertb 1878 aufwGrts ;u. .!....... 2.9S
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Durtrt.

@utsberr (Seiiber elmer G6naps-
brennerei nit benz S%rtspfarrer' ipasie-
rem geteno, oeutet auf einen Bauer, Der
total betrunfen auf Der StraBe tau=
rGieb oa, 9odmiirben, Elm
2amm aus Sbrer Seeroe!~-Pfar=
rer (auf Die grennerei birmeiieno)
. 9eioer bel Sbnen CUR Srdnte sereien,
0err Baron! I"
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Gtnr @eels pou ri:tettt af1e,s.
rd,cOt

3i1ter (an einem gntlaiunasser.
GEM: Ser Wnaetlasie III uum Sbier.
iduBperein Der grauiamieit 9csen ici=
nen Suno beiduloi9t uoroen. Was
milien Sic ibsr ben glnget!aaten su
faaen 81 er Elm brut0ler Mtnid?"
-3eu9e: Brutal? Ger uno hrus
tai! gr III cine Seels bon einem Meus
i%en! Seinen Suno ~iiittert er ltcts nit
Dem ieirlien Seeiaeaf. uno es 1T crit
Elm paar Sage her. oa bat er ieine Srau
braun unb tlau aei1lagen, neil lie
Uerseiien bate, ieinen Guno su iuts
tenn"
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Aburkiirstra 11rrfuhrru.

Sunger Sidter: rSerr Gbef=
reoatteur, i9 erlaube mir. Sbneu bier
Elm Manuitript gu brinsen. 81
batteur: mSd6n mein 2ieter ! gbsr
i'd bin iebr befddftiat. uno ba iino Sic
bielleidt 10 freunoli4, es aleid ielbif
in ben Yapiertorb bier gu tuerfen.~
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llnn arrtbiitnrr y, prrmrinrn.

9err (anf einem S0lle. in DER 3pis
idenpauie): uSagen Sic. sndoigea
Srduleiu, mar es nidt cine aldnssnoe
ss,ose. Uenn Die Gltern ibrs S6dtsr
Yrpiden tra9en lieBen. aui oeren Die
S0bs ibrsr Mitaiit einsrauirt wdre?"
-6rdulein: .Eas III wirtlib cine
quite Soee; tann aber iollten Die Ser=
rem aud 10 psrniinItig iein uno ii6 auI
ibre &ramatte Die SObe ibrer Sbuloen
in oeutlihen 3iiiern siniifen.~
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der TdruruHr H1rn.

Serr (su einem Serliner): r4d
enti6ulOisen Sic. ME TONNE id uObl
ON idnellten nod Der Gbarite?"-
9erliner: .Mb. bas 1T aans ein-
fa6; iiellen Sie lid nur bier bin uno
i9reien Sic: .gs lebe chamberlain I!
Damn iollen Sic nal ieben. ME idnsll
Gie nod Der @barite tommen."
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6umorifi(6eS
Hofernol1.

S1aterfol,.
ga, Sepp. guer Melt'fe tt In Der
Gtabt aud a rsdter 2ump 9'tpproen."
-,Nber a feiner !"
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Gn1phuSlidt.

Sad: ~Su iieIit nidt gut aug.
SrOuelep. --Srowelep (eine lem
3itios Silanse): sd bate mid seliern
surh elm Gtiid G6reiertdie erflltet."
Sod: rMie t"unnteli gu Sid ourd
S6peisertdie ertllten?" - Sropc=
len: ga. peiBt gu. brrd Ole 2oder
fam Elm 10 iiurter ,3u9 auf MIDI"
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1lnarful1r.

Ginb: m@as fir elm Sbier in benn
bas?"-@o rSas if
elm MamXutb. "-1inb: .Gibt es
iclde?" - q oupernante: rSebt
ridt mebr; aber Dor ~lansen. lansen
3eiten bat IS iolde Sbiere geaebsn."-
Sinh: r@d ia. als Sic nod elm Sinh
tparel,, ni1t tpabr?"
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Rud1e 1T Tiff.

9ausberr: Ser olte Meier la.
tuobl jebt cine 9rube GOrreirunoens.
baB Sic ieoen Sag ST ibm binauiheisen
miiiien9" IS be-
tpabre nit Dem babe i6 mid gesantt.
Seit Der 3eit idreibt er iid jeoen Sag
ielbf cine 9Ditarte-nur Oamit id bic
bier Sreppen berauitlettern mnB!"
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ltrr Rrruf.

Sieuts t: rGinjIbriger
Sblsidle, Sic iinp Der labmIte unp
fdwsrillliaie damn in DER &om=
pa9nn! Was iinD Sic eiaentli6 in 81
rsm @iuilpsrbGltni6?"-S 6leidle:
.Glettrote6niter. - lieutenant:
SO. ba baben Sic aber SIREN Serui
nett b%erfellt!-
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6IeiScrhpTt.

Sine SOt Tancp Mirtur l21as lpertb
oiele ISOLDE. 7rfs
Cine Sot Flaios unb Sheds. iriibcr Is
Gents, su.
Sine got 9anS welene fran;Oiiibs Ger
9es III allen Sarben unb idpars
pltrpe III Scots bili9 lciu, pieie $50
DIE 90
Sine %ot beutl6cS Sroaoclotb unb
Soperts, 9eeignet fiir pom S6nei:
Der gemadte 8leioer, regulGrer Greis
Sl.29. oiele ISOLDE. 70
Sine Hot ertra feline Gcpelties uuS
erepon Gfetts, friiber bis ST S1.25
oicle ISOLDE. 80
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III n DOsoiby DONSi
Minnesota, HorticulturiSt, with the Mime
sofa farmers Institute, also 4 successful gar.
dener and farmer. has prepared an illus; rated
plan OF the { farmers Oe.t ~ he is advocai.
ing. 1t is the most practical thing OF tlt
ever b.o.eh. 80 our attention aud dee:
away very largely With hand labor MIR
BrSh's plan provides .or 4 Fruit and Vess.
table Garden that MAJ be easily cared ful
with The aid OF i horse and IN ordinary iar'.
cultivation. |. is illustrated by a diagram anl
instructions are given as to culture, rotation
&c. Every farmer, in fact. every one VIII
tbs ~ warts / garden, should hay. t:.i!
tolitt. sGli,ied fhe 5rNsr's Garten. Ii /
2@h i,i'.i bv :lurthrup~King & Co., th.
SctlSlheH VI Minneapolis. MinneSota. and i
sert ~ 10 t;IuSt who write them asking
FOR i. and who will mention the fact tina
they saw the offer in this paper.
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R~uufnt1uuiri1e Inuik.

&ommis: sd mollte Sic bitten.
Serr Gbei, mir einen a6ttdsisen llrlaub
CUR Grbolung gu bepilligen. 1-@bei:
.@as, Sic naren ooh i6on ID Sage
frantbeitsbalber bonn 8ei1dft meg
9eblieben. baben Sic fi4 oa nod ni1t
9enu9 erbolt?"
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Red1t hat Itr.

Sduser: .@iiisu Sic, sndoiaes
6rdulein, iiber bic gbe babe id meme
eiauen Geoanten. SD CLAUDE. id tueroe
nie beirathen !" -Srdulein (ents
riifet): .llnO nit iolben 8runoidsen
tuassn Sic e, mid gum Sang aufsu.
for0ernS"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
RtnHGdh.

Mutter: nSu bit in leBter 33sit
redt unartig, Baul. SO ul6en n:
.Nd, DIANA, oas bin ib abii6tlid,
benn Der 2ebrer bat uns aeiast, Die
artigen Ginoer tommen in Den Stni=
mel. uno ib mO6te bod nod niht fer
ben."
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GrtHrpidI.

Ser quite Gtibullaro iiBt nit ieinem
Sotn in einem Wa9gon britter Glaiie
uno iieht. ME Der Sunge nit Den Subr-
billsts ipielt. rNein, 10 mas!" ruff er
uno Rimmt lie linn ibnell aus Der
Sano. .muBt On oenn ollie @elt ieb'n
laiien. oaB mir oritter Glaiie fabren2@
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Ger Gnun
(Mus einem Ginoertppf.)

Su elmer Shiloerung ipaniI1sn
Sebens. bic pOn elmer Sbultlaiie es-
TlsinIam 9slcien miro. tOmmt oas
@Ort ~6anoangp- uOr.-2ebrer:
.@si6 SsmunO. mas .6unOunso' iIt?"
g hIler: So cine Nrt Sianu.
tubsn. "-2ebrer: rNanu! Sunee.
uis tommi gu auf Die Snee?"-
S6iler (no6 langem S0aern) :
-Sseil es in Dem 9ieoe teiBt: .@9o Der
&nabe nit Der ShOnen sliibeno Den
5anoansO iGliust.'~
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1000 Sadcn III smci cots:

ollie aus unleren berrliten
@crtbeu ~pertauit bis 81 $3.50 Jest .S4.5O
CSebenfet, bab unier %prisineler Ereis ne
nisiteus 25 Froseut uiecri9er ais bel anbcren
war.)
2ot2. aue uulere unper9lei6liden
9eaoers su $S, SIS uuo $50 Jest SuSG.5O
CSebe Sadie in bieiem Store lit neu oas
MobernItc Der Sailon.)
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Gin outer 3Mu

9ottor: .9abt Sbr bic S6adtel
gillen genommen?"-S SO.
6err Eottor. aber l. ipiir bait no teine
Wirtung; pielleidt if Der 9efel bon
Der Sda6tel nit auf 'san9en !"
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RtunPrmuuH.

Drama (aus Der 8ibel norleieno)
LIMB ON iiebenten Sage rubte De.
9err."-Ser tIeine 2arl: ,Sa,
bon mas bat lid benin Der liebe Got
ausserubt, er bat ia bod jeoen Sag
nidts Nnosres 9etban. ols seiaat: .gs
tperbep"
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GriBden (oer lid auf -sebiloete"
NusIprade mas gu Cute tbut-N nfang
Nooember ppr ben an~getiinoiaten
Sterni6nuppenfdllen): .Nidt pabr,
gapa, nun tommt balb mieoer bic
53eit, mo- bic Sterne G1nupIen baben?"
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Enfant terrible

gs III cine srobe Geiellidaft i'm Ga.
Ion. Ser iiebenjdbrise SObn Der Game
itirst atbemlos berein: .Mama.
Mama, Der 9err bat mir elm Mitroitop
mitsebradt. 9af gu piellei9t einen
S(oh bel Sir2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Euulr Auarrne.

Ste: rEas III Elm iebr bubIder
Ring. Den gu mir oa 9eifentt bali;
aber tparum febt oenn innen q. g.,
i'd beige bod gmmp !"-gr (oer idon
einmal perlobt semeien): rSa, oas
beist au1 nur Ndt3ebn aarat."