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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
Postoffice Thief Caught,

Last Tuesday night the store of
Mr.. J. Ferrell, the postmaster at
Oclockonee, was broken into and
robbed, the thief at the same time
robbing the United States postoffice,
that was situated in the store, Of
four d"llars in silver, and fifty seven
cents in coppers. Coming to town,
Mr.. Ferrell recognized some Of the
goods stolen from his store, on a
negro, and had him arrested by Mr..
J. L. Ferrell, of the city p"lice force
The negro gave his name as being
Will Myers. Only sixty-fve cents
were found on his person, however,
of which three were copper cents.
One of the coppers was recognized
by Mr.. Ferrell's clerk as the O'clock
once pOStofice pOstoffice, by some
peculiar mark on it as being one of
the coppPrS stolen from the post
office. The negro had on a pair of
overalls that Mr.. Ferrell recognized
as some of the stolen goods. This
may prove a very important arrest,
as this poStoffice has in the past been
very frequently broken into and
robbed, but the United States de-
tectives have never been able to
catch the parties. The negro is
now lodged in the county Jail, and
the United States authorities at
Washington have been informed of
the arrest.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
Weekly Cake Sale.

The ladies of the Associated Char
tiles of Tallahassee, will .offer best
home made cake, fancy ang plain, for
sale Saturday morning at the store
of the Tallahassee Drug Co, from
10 until l o'clock. ORDERS left at the
Drug Store during the week viii re-
ceive careful attention. Price list
shown on inquiry.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
fhe Engineer Drowned

The .steamer CapitOla left Cara
belle fOf upper river Friday and near
McIntyre in Crooked river, Allie
YeGt tke engineer, went to the cap
tain fora settlement, and was told to
go dOwl on the deck and answer the
bells, ahd he could get off at the
landings That was the last seen of
him. llis hat was found floating in
the water. News was brought to
Carrabelle of the accident, and a par
ty went from there to look for the
body. Fhe body has not yet been
found.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
ONE WHO PARTICIPATED.
Proceedings of the Supreme Court

William G. Herring, appellant, vs..
William r. Fits ct al, appellees.-
Volusia county. Decree affirmed in
part and reversed in part. Opinion
by Mr.. Justice Mabry. m. Miller,
for appellant Stewart & Bly,, for ap-
pellees.
Wesley Hearn, plaintiff in error,
vs.. The State of Florida, defendant
in error.-Duval county. Judgment
reversed and new trial granted.
Opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice Tayler.
John E. Hartridge, for plaintiff in
error; William B. Lamar, Attorney
General, for the State.
Henry Hicks, plaintiff in erof, vs..
The State of Florida, defendant in
eror-DuYal, county. Judgment
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
Lem Academv-Eebru2rv.

STAR Roll Pauline lavender,
Dell trnmIn, lieuiah Terrell, Annie
n Ill, Marion B wen, BirIie Algero,
Mary Gwynn, Fentnn Davis, Ruth
Rnth Johnson, Eva Dyer,
Philip Carter, Abram MrD"ugall,
Fred Householder, Leonard DonS,
Wallace Qaarterman, 3Iinna Afford,
lula Keith, Jennie Myers, Theo
RoSedaIc, Mary form N, Lena Bryan.
Genie Garter, julia ChaireS, Eloise
McGriff, Kathleen Demiily, Lavert
Brown, Douglas Btrbuur, Ford
B lrc0, Horace VanBrunt, Hunter
B ,nnerman, Alfred Avert and John
Lie Lavender.
HONOR Roll, FEBRUARY.-Herb
ert Felkel, Charles Dlmilly, Wade,
mar Leydock, Edward Lavender,
Clifton Byrd, Ruby Barker, Susie
Mcgriff, Charlie Dennard, Genie.
VanBrunt, Marie LsFdock, Lottie
Plichard, Beatrice Y llace, Arthur
Wilson, Robert Ten Harry VII
son, Jno. Clark, Cr6weIF Da@kins,
Lynwood Evans, Emma Brooks,
Claudia Coz, Nellie Davis, Pearl
McLin, Archie Fem, French Will
son, Orlina Lewis, Clifford Sutton,
Jessie Williams, Frances Johnson,
Helen Carter, Katie Barker, Helen
Afford, Rosa Farrior, Erelyn Roz-
ear, Norman Sutton, Willie Rozear,
Jean Montgomery, Maud Holley,
Helen Saxon, Minnie Lavender
Iandel Rosedale.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
CONTRACTS ALL LET
'B Georgia Pine an Absolute
! Certainty. +.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS AHEAD
Ch9sPzr Freight Ka,es, Quicker Trahs-
QortatiOn Facilities, Etc


lFefdent Williams of the Georaia
Plnf fstilro,d Company has been?in
thi~ci:y during the past week open.
gEh& bids of the several contractors
VIII. wish to build the road from here
to cambridge. To-day it was an
nouhred, and We can state authori
I've " that the whole line has be:p
let 4nd contracted for-and the work
wIllsbe commenced immedi ,telv and
puSerd to completion. The first see
I'niof the road, about fifteen miles
IN ig.mgth, living between Tallahassee
aud jlhe crossing point of the O'clock
ones river has been awarded to Mr.
;. Il Hanks & Co, of this CITY, The
balapee OF the road being awarded
t. l"ssrS. John Davidson, Cicero
iou.i .ig of ThomasvilIe. ami c. P
ilaWmond OF Americas, Ga. The
bId ST Mr.. g. i. lIar,iaway for all
treStJe work and clearing the right Of
way. wa~ accepted. In the mean
time! Ties will becut and everything
mlaf ready for the rapid completion
Of tIE w"Ik. The crossing poiat on
the )rIork nee river has not been
deii'f'cly decided on. The most di-
rect f"u.e mny hot bp chosen as BY
making a sight detOur northward
lhe f'ad w"uiI pass through a much
m"r9 de>Irahte Country. Bv that
route the liae would he carried
through or near Concord, and a sec
l"n j. the very best farming land
IN Mtt'.Ie Florida, settled by some of
u 'dj lens EloNt progressive farmers.
we nndrrStand that the citizens of
Con'P'd have raised large bonus
to l9dhce the company to choose
that 3r""te. Those who are familiar
Withts Country considered it by far
the eo>t promising, As it will at once
I9ive / ne r'ad large business.
1t IS very encouraging to realize
that he early completion of this road
is sei He'd. For wears Tallahassee has
look4i forward to northern outlet
and fould have no better tLau the
one u 5w assured.
Tht benefits to be derived from
the q d'"II!tt:on Of this road will not
be c1niihei to this citv aloue-but
1 VIII dxtend u the eurire section of
county through which it passes. As
p"htdd 0u5 in the-e cn.u.nns several
weeks ago, 1t will enable GHr farm
erS tOlgrow vegetable and other early
gardef truck with prospect Of some
hnancfal return, which owing to the
excess I've freight rates on ali such
produce has III the past been impos-
Slble. The owners of the lands
IN tht northwestern section of
Leon sounty and the eastern section
of G'F len Can therefore feel as
Sured .hat thsir property will be en-
HANGED many times in value.
| Wes also can confidently look for
ward tP large Increase IN population.
In ileight rates alone, our TalIa-
hasseesmerchantS will save thousands
OF dollars. We will not have 10 buy
our gO3ds twice-and will not he
at ting mercy of a corporation
that hts done in the past, every
thing + hold back prosperity from
our cos immunity, and has built up
other sp pctions of the State at our
expense.
Tallahassee can we'll feel highly
elated lover her bright prospects,
and hal every reason to look for
ward t a prosperity that will be
EimitedtOnl by the energy and pro-
gressivt mess Of her citizens.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
Officers Commissioned.

Adjmant-G General Houston has
commissioned the following officers
fnr the military company recently
organized at Marianna: Captain John
Milton, Jr.; first lieutenant, q. l..
Wilson; second lieutenant, GeOrgr
G. Horn. J. IL. Cay and A. NJ.
Kinsbrough are new enliStmentS i'll
the Leesburg Rifles.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
Tie Dlsston Lands Sold.

The I IisstOn Land Company prop
erty was sold at Kissimmee ,yester-
day under foreclosure proceedings
G. w. Ward of Washington, D. c.,
representing holders of bonds, under
which tip ale was made, bought IN
for the rsOminal price of 10000 cash,
about 2,9O90OO acres of land, plan
tations 3n0 other valuable property.
DR.. 3. 9. Lewis, Of Thomas City, i N
the city Cd & visit to his brother.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
Only RumOr.

Ruhors and speculation are rife as
toshaSmfar the new Alabama and
Floridadivision of the Loui1vine and
Nashville Road is to be built into
the State. Il has already!been an.
-nounced that this new Ene by the
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07

waytnf Georgia, Alabama, anil River
June tion, Fla, will place Jackson
vilIea alinety miles nearer Montgomery
than by any other route.
TEe rumor Is again revived that
the Louisville and Nashville has
bon91lt Il. l.. Benefits controlling
interfs fst in the Tallahassee and South
EaSt3rn Road, which has been sur
vevea from Tallahassee to Gaines
vile. fand has tracks laid and trains
runntIg some twenty miles or more
out st Fall ihaSSPe. 1t is known
tn At aIr, Bennett has sold his stock
and i has bren announced that the
purchasers will begin work at once
and ave rra-k lai't to the Suwannpe
river Dy June 1, the limit IF time ex
tenSIf 2 granted hy the last LPgiSlI
tur-, it the names OF the purchasers
have slrt been announced. d.-pensa-
Gala correspondent Times Union and
GtizaF
ThS above is merely part of
the y RINSE on the Times Union
cnrre 'Ondent, and has no
frundb bliOn that we can learn.
The f;,lIahaSSee aud South EI<tern
We " fdrr-,aud was sold to New
YOrkflnd B''stor capitalists, who in
tend 10 build a line entirely indie
pend,S Slt Of other Florida trarsporta-
iiOn Il Ales
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
kSecond judicial Circuit.

Ju.sse john w. NJ ,lnne AMI States
Altork ley George w. Walker will be-
gan tlis Slring Circuit of the second
Iudlct} t}I Circuir on the thir,l Momda,
in MaS Zen, h"ilimg the Spring term Of
the Circuit Court as fnllowS:
At Brr>t"I, Liberty county, on the
third AI4n.3ay in March.
At BluumtSro~n, Calhoun county,
on th& fourth Mrnd d,y in March.
At hpalarhic"ia, Franklin county,
on th& first Monday in April.
AT Dninrv, G,d>'ien county, on
the Sc E'nd Monday in April.
AT aIomIirclIo. jefferson county
on thr:f'urrh MONDAY in Anril.
At Crawfor'lville. Wakullacounty
on rhe...iilst Monday IN MAY.
At l'aIIai,a>>er, Leon county, on
Mond s., the 18th of Nav.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-07
ChIIre5 I-eiIf..

-NA- - A-~--A~s
Mr.J. G. BoyIpsiOn, aud Miss Sa-
lie l.. Snipes were happily united 10
gethrr: IN the hmds of matrimony,
Februiry 2S, 1901, Rev. KenclIy of
icratirig. The church WAS beauti-
fully decorated with flower, and
evergreen. The 0crasion was at
tended: by the ciiiz~n~ of the neigh
ibnrh ,oil and many friends from Tal-
lahas>e:;, I.oy'l and CentreviHe. We
wish tRem long aud happy life.
Air. I5*T. FekeI was in our village
Saturday assessing taxes.
MeSSi:S. j. G. Chaires, and S. D.
HIghlONer went to ThoMasville, Gl.
to buy . lot of horses.
Mrs. NJ. E. Patterson returned
hOme the 18th, after being with her
mother 3luring her seroius illness.
Our little agent, Mr.. o. 5. Cox.
rpturnea home after a flying trip to
O'Briers Flu, on important business.
Mr.. Il. e. Williams passed throu 5h
our villsge last Wednesday eli route
to New port, accompanied by his wife,
where t ley will spend a few days
with th.ar father and mother.
Miss il. E. Childs is visiting Mrs.
E. O. Sklith.
Mr.. g.. G. Danbey was killed by
the bursting OF Mr.. G. T. nsncOck' )
grist m 81. He leaves a wife and
sever i children TO mourn his loss.
, We sarn that Mrs. H., d. ThOmp
SON is veSy i'll.
Mr. II Hsrndon, of Arran, has &C
cepted a Dosition as sawyer with Mr.
Hancock.
Miss Gertrude Tyner, Of Lskelsnl, l.,
is spendfSg a while with her rela-
tives, Mf. and Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. Go. NJ. Davis has shipped one
carload Gf hard wood from this place
and EXPECT to ship several more
soon.
Mrs. &. B. McMeekin returned
home Friday after an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. l.. w. Patterson.
One of.Our leading merchants has
closed cut here and has opened up
business In Quincy: We hope him
success inshis adventure.
Mr.. jim Fleming is going to put
up a turppntine still at this place and
will soon have it in operation.
Mr.. J. duncan is progressing very
slowly painting the A. II. K.
Church. !
Mr.. 1. a. Chaires has returned
from an !! extended trip to Punta
Gorda ana other points in South
Florida. ]:
Miss JGlia Footman is spending
several days with Mrs. J. Il. Patter-
son. !:
Miss Alice Chaires left Friday for
Monticello to spend some time with
relatives. t
Madame RumOr says there win be
another w bdding soon.
Guess Who is the biggest dude IN
sownf OEICK1E.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20
Via llsnrA Island.

The Passenger Department Of
til Rock Island Railway announces
the lowest rates to Cleveland on
accoun, OF the q. \. II. encsmp.
meni September Z 10 II. that have
been accorded the Old Soldiers
since 1887. The rw,c is less than
one fare for the round trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20
August l.indow has n man help
ing him in his repair shop.
Bent Remedy For Stomach aud BoweI
Tronbi-t.

II hav. been ~ the drug business for
twenty ,.afs and have sold mo.t all ~
th. proprietary m".ii ,ines ~ any note.
Among The entire list I have never
found ANYTHING Ia equal Chmm'~rlain's =
Collie. Chol~rn and Dnrfho~a li~m-.i,
for nil stomach and b"sei troubles. e
says q. W. Wakefield. of Columbu.. Ca
This r~m-'iy cur~i t~" severe cA.es II
cholera morbus IN nv family and I
have re- ~,omn's.i"d and sold hundreds oi
bottles of tito my rusiomerr 10 their
entire satisfaction. II Affords n quick
and saf~ cns~ IN u pleasant form" Fur
Sale BY liiss's Dru. Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20
Krsuse's Headache Capsules

weic the iirsi headache capsules put on
the market Their ,mm-dia," .ucc.~s
resulted IN n hort NJ limitations. con.
tanning uni,p. chloral. morphine
and other injurious drugs, purpor'iag
10 be just ~ good" Ayo,d ih~~~
limitations and insist on your having
Krnur"'s, which speedily rNr~ the NEST
severe cass~ ANA leave no bal after
effects pric" 25c. Sold 10y ". Rice
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20
JANGLlNG NERVES.

Are you irritable. DO you sleep
badly. l. IT hard 10 concentrate your
thoughts: IL your appetite poor. Du
you feel tired. RESTLESS and dependent:
Try L'ch,'s Celery Merry. Compound
II will do YOU NOR" good than anything
you have ever tried. Sold h, l. ". Rice
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20
Cow Gsr sale

a fresh, milch ) year old cow
for sale; gentle, Que and u hall
miles east Of town.
FRED KUHN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20

The La lara bail nine that was
advertised to be in Monte Vista
Saturday, telephoned Friday nigh,
that they conl,l not come and the
Center boys were invited to take
their place, which Invitation WAS
acc ,pt-d. The result of the game
WAS score of 90 To IA in favor of
I the home team.
The match wheel aud foot race
last Saturday between Clyde
SpsngIer and Station Tohiil re-
suited in an easy victory for the
man ON foot rohill. The three
mile handicap bicycle race WAS
entered by six or seven riders and
was won by Clyde SpAngler
August list the Ohio Dcmot rats
who believe in Bryan and the
Issues which he represents, which
the recent convention ignored, will
assemble IN Columbus and make
up IL state ticket. This means n
split in the party which may not
he healed before 1904.
The proposition to lake Marsh g
addition into the town of Monte
Vista has been continued until
August 90. Gen. Bloomfield, who
has charge of the matter, is desir-
GUS of perfecting .he chain of title
from Mr.. Marsh to the grantees
of his widow.
/ The Crestone M-nt Market rs
now under the management OF
dad Hammond of Cottonwood
creek, an old meat cutter of years
standing. He intends to conduct
a first-class marke, and asks for n
share of your trade. - Miner.
II. S. Groves, of the Ranch and
Range, WAS IN town the first OF the
week with two men from Arkansas
who are looking fer " large cattle
ranch. These parties are old
acqua,ntances of Charles Brown
wEo lives near Center.
We are sorry to learn of the
misfortune of our old friend &.
II. Hccklcr. who. We are informed
lost nearly all his crop in Okla
homa by fire. - Mosca Herald.
Lloyd Ewing wss in town Tues.
day. He says times are good
everywhere except in the San
Luis valley.
Cow COr sale
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20

Lloyd Ewing WAS in town Tues
day. He says times are good
everywhere except in the San
Lnis Wiley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20


ernor.
= The New York Cooperative
Society is establishing bakeries,
groceries. dry goods stores and
meat markets. The society is
made mp of members of various
trades unions.
The Mccormick Harvester Co,
has purchased 50o.0O0 acres of
land IN lower California, and
/. planted it with ''hcniquen' II
fibre used in the manufacture of
binder twinc. The company, so
says Il dispatch, from Chicago, will
undertake to control the twinc
product of the country. and make
prices accordingly.
The annual meetin. of the Old
Timers at Silverton on the 4th and
9th WAS largely attended, and from
'ft'I 10 w SH'"ii Shy ''"i S'h"u
good time WAS had. Congressman
John &. Bell WAS present and
delivered two characteristic adj
dresses on the early history of the
San Juan. which in thems elves
were great treat TO the old
s1imers. Exchange.
Cal Frazer received an assay
from Mr. Bruce. Crestoue's re-
liable asshyer, this week. giving
hin S755. .536 so on concentrates.
The dirt he had assayed looks like
black powder and canuo, he caught
,n the plates, but floats on the
water and passes ever three tubs
and finally drops in n vat. He
has about 20 pounds OF the black
s'ream.-Crestone Miner
Mr.. Gallagher, representative of
the St. Louis Merchants Exchange,
told the industrial commission that
there WAS very dangerous ten
dcncy" among the people of tie
Vcst favoring public owner ship of
the railroads. aud that the theory
- has grown greatly in the past few
months. The people feel that they
vNc not i,cing Justly dealt with.
>. 1t is claimed by beer drinkers
that there is much nourishmcnt IN
beer. In order TO test the matter
Dr. Tanner, who some years ago
gained Il naiionl reputation for
fasting 40 days. has challenged the
beer drinkers of Denver To "A fast
ing contest. The doctcr is to
drj.k nothing bu, water aud the
beer man to take nothing but beer
during. fas,in. contest
Another robbery wn- committed
'liAs,lny night or "Wednesday
morning Miich Hhh'S Tue 'Hlfu
for Creede during this month and
=. yet u" positive clue has been
learned IA Ia who committed the
,l-preda,ions. Tom Lnbrs barn
WAS the last place to be plunaered
nud when he went there early
4 "Wednesday morning hc found his
1 l. Urs.. saddle aud birdie gone. A
re- ward "f 500 for information
len Ging Ia the recovery of the
> hor T. is offered --Cre.d- Candle.
j. L.. His". of S,nfori. via
ndy., lis. Il t" give "'' 'shibitioU OF
the 4, ,pr. "l.ilauccck dice. sulky
M. ,,.ow nj this plncc Tuesday
NJ Ia. y. m arrived here with his
pfAs Monday evening. Th" only
spot of crnonA b" could find with
liz, tuo .,l =, II mil~s II tow n
that VA. nor ~ grass. crops, az
sn,. hru.h uw. plaih-l ground
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20

We are sorry to learn of the
misfortune of our old friend C..
II. Hccklcr. who. we are informed
lost nearly all his crop in Okla
homa by fire. Mosca Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-20

j. L.. His". of S.pfor'. who
ndy., lis. Il Ia viv. al exhibition Of
til. q, ps. "i.il"ucock dice. sulky
M. p.ow nj this place Tuesday
~, la I'm arrived here with his
piNs Monday evening. Th" only
spot of vr.,onl h- could find with
i" ,~o aud M II "''r- of town
that wns nat y, grs.s.' crops. ar
sns" brush Nc. p"'h' Ht""n"
pwn-l by ~. 1i~ Weller" ""d MI
ll.y. III" rgrnscs 'hl- company.
touiH not allow Mic. his" :" p"'
hix pillow INTO ,hcs. i,v. =" '"'r' ~
IN result Mr.. lIisr. VIVA unable 10
|givc mn exhibition az TINS p'"c'.
IL. ,hov" nm 10 C.nn.r where u"
WAS ndv' r'i--d II, plow :" the "fler'
moon. Al som- futur- Il me- Mr.
tlis- will lind - pa'clr N 'ron"''
north ~ III. riv, = ihst M can
have Hrcs~s Ia s,, i will then show
he farmers WIN. Isis pillow ~il' &c
y all kinds d. soit. wet or dry.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

DIANA bat bon ibrer @atpeifer auf
benz 2anbe elm mG9tises @las felbfts
einsefO9ten 9imbeerfaftes erbalten.
tpel9e 8erei9erung t9res Sausbaltes
ie nit lebbafter Sreube erfilt. aber
AUDI auslei9 nit sere6ter 8eiorsnib.
9enn fie tennt hire Sungen. &ein
Winfel 1T peritedt genug, UNI ibren
2u9sausen gu entseben. tsin S9rant
gu bod. fein S9lob gu fider. tein
&eler gu tief unb feline Gift fsin ss>
mug, UNI ibre Rai4seliiite in S4a4
gu balten.
Mber cine re9te M}utter lit aud bier
nm einen 4uspeg ni9t perlesen. Sbr
@atte bat nt9t umionit erit porige
Wo9e einen Nuffab uber bic niibli9e
Wirtung Der Ibf9redungstbeorie gez
f9rieben, als prattifde 9ausfrau
peiB fie fofort lire Nubantpenbuns
baraas gu aieben.
@isenbdnbts f9reibt fie In 2apibars
bu6itaben cine Gillette nit benz un>
beimliden Wort: Men9enb1ut.
9iefe tlebt iie bann auf bic 5laf6e unb
bic bidfluffise, buntelrotbe MaIe in
@s%rbinbuns nit Der srouiisen Mufs
fGrift beruria4t ibr felber nibt germ,
ses 9ruieln.
Sriumpbirenb perftaut fie Die fiirds
terliGe Waare in Der .Speiiefammer
unb maat fi9 bann berubiat auf, um
einen lGnsft perfpro6enen 9efu9 Bel
ibrer S9neiter gu MAIDEN unb ibr 5u%
slei9 fir bic erpieiene @ufmertiam>
felt gu banfen.
6riiber als ertpartet, febrte fie iebpd
pteber beim, tper aber bei9reibt ibr
G%ntfeben, als fie in's 3immer tritt
unb tire bret 8uben babel antrifft,
tpoblgemutb ben lebten &eft beg Simz
beerfaftes gu persebren.
vSbr ni6tsnubigen Nansen," net
teri fis los, bod ba fG1t ibr Wilbelm,
Der 4elteite, in's @ort.
Sci nidt bDfe. Mama," iaste er
treuberaie, ,ober tpeibt Su, Der 9oftpr
fast bod INNER, mir ieien blut>
arm unb ba ba6ten mir, Ou piirbeii
Did freuen, tpenn mir unfer 81ut Elm
tpenis mebr ma6ten. limb es f6medts
aud eor nidt 10 ereulih, nie mir
ba6ten-beinabe pie-9imbeers
fdffi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
sieben Sabre int 8ett.

v@erben 8unuer lie anfb0ren?A
frasten sic Sreunhe bon Srau 8. geait
aus 9amrence, Scan. sic muBte, baf
iie ni6t i'm Stanbe war, ibr 8ett In
iieben Sabren wesen 0ieren= un6 9e=
ber= Seidwerben, neruOier Nieoerse.
i9lasenbeit unS %aIsemeiner Sdwd9e
gu uerlaiien; aber bret S(ai6eu
electric Sitters erm0slidten es mt,
gu seben," idreibt tie, uunb in brei
Monaten fiblte i6 mie eine neue Ber=
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Melan9olie, S@wtnbel unb Obn=
ma9t leiben, rerben es als unidds.
barer Sesen erfennen. geriu9t's.
3ufriebenbeit 1T sarantirt. s. %.
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sd" entsesnete Mmalie eifie. r9e,
mdben Sic fi9 ni9t! Sd pollte Sbnen
bier muir meinen-9rdutisam b~orftels
len-Sie f0nnen ii9 baber bon nun af
Sbre &Gnte unb-Wurfte iparen!"