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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27

Approved April S, 1900.
AN ACT TO amend section four, of Article 3,
of the Constitution Of this State.

AN ACT TO amend section four, Of Article Q,
of the Constitution of this State.
srcrIoN1. BE q enacted bytie General Asscnl-
BIZ Of Maryland, (three-fifths Of all the mem
bors of the two Houses concurring.) That the
following section be and the same is hereby
proposed as an amendment to the Constitution
Of this State, and II adopted by the legal and
qualified voters thereof as herein provided,
said section shall supersede and stand in the
place and instead of section four of Article 3,
Of said Constitution. Q
SECTION 4. As soon as may be after the talS-
ing and publishing OF the National Census Of
1900 or after the enumeration of the pOpula-
ton of this State, under the authority thereof,
there shall be an apportiOnment of representa-
ton in the House Of Delegates, to be made On
the following basis, to wit; Each Of the sew
eral counties of the State having a population
Of eighteen thousand souls or less, shall be en-
titled to two delegates; and every courty hav-
ing population OF over eighteen thousa11
and less than twenty-eight thousand souls.
shall be entitled to three delegates; and every
county having population Of twenty-eight
thousand and less than forty thousand souls,
shall be entitled to four delegates; and every
county having a population of forty thousand
and less than fifty-five thousand souls, shall he
entitled to five delegates; and every county
having a population of observation-disclosures
souls and upwards. shall be entitled TO six dele
gates and no more; and each of the four legis.
be entitled to the number of delegatesto which
the largest county shall or may be entitled
under the aforegoing apportionment and tho
vide byalaw, from time to time, for Altering
and changing the boundaries of the existing
legislative districts Of the City of Baltimore,so
as to make them as near as may, DC OF equal
population but said district shall always COD
sist of contiguous territory.
SEC. g And be Il further enacted by the ~
thOrtty aforesaid, That the said FOREGOING ~
tion hereby proposed as an amendment 70 s ~
Constitution, shall, at the next ELECTION "
members of the General Assembly 81
State, to be held on the Tuesday next ats
first Monday In the month of Novembertlse
teen hundred and one, he submitted ~
legal and qualified voters s@cts,lf, fornSIr
,dnnf;s,,l or rf iprtipu,. In pursuancesaf All
tes.Ctis coitined In Article H.. of the Constf-
tuition of this State; and at the said election
the vote on said proposed amendment TO the
Constitution shall be by ballot, and upon each
ballot there shall be written or printed the
words s'For the Constitutional Amendments,
or"Against the Constitutional Amendment,
as the voter shall elect, and Immediately after
the said election due returns shall be made 70
the Governor of the vote for and against SAID
proposed amendment, as directed by the SAID
Article II. of the Constitution
Approved April Z, 1900.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27
SHOES. SHOES. snOEs.


We carry a full line Of Oil Grain, Kangaroo
Calf Glove Grain, SEAL Grain, heavy winter
shoes for ladies', misses and children at CSC
and upwards.
We only carry the standard line Of Carroll,
Adams 4 Co 8, heavy boots for men. None
Better made. We are sole agents, Split, Kip
ana Gail from........ ..................Sl DO up
50 90 and 90 Mems Sample Shoes, tan or
black cali, box calf, veei kid; chrome calf and
kangaroo, our price........ ........."".Sl SO
MEMS SUITS MEMS OVERCOATS
$40 90 Mems Suits............... .........S5 9s
10 90 Mems Oyercoats ..................... 5 9s
l so Children's Suits...................... Zoe
2 90 Children's Suits. .................... "a
80 Mems ants...--....-............. CSC
90 Meu's Pehts...... .................... l 80
Mems Black and Brown and Light colors,
Oer6y's and Fedoras at.......... .......9sc
| Boys hats........"....... ........-..2bc
BOYS Oaps....-...
her onlris
boys
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27
Ask For writs of Manduams.

Petitions for writs Of msndaams were
filed on Monday in the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel and Washington
Counties against Governor John Walter
Smith and Colonel Buchanan Schley.
superintendent Of the State Census, to
compel the production Of census lists,
asked for By Mr.. Phillips L. Colds
borough, of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee. This means Of seeur-
ing the official returns was resorted to
after Mr.. Goldsborough had written
Governor Smith asking that be be fur
nished copy Of the lists Of adult males
not registered, as returned and shcwn
\ by the recent State Census and further
Nequested That in case Of refusal to fur
these lists that Access be ain~ / &c
SUI eumetaiers reports under proper
same zion to make copies thereof, tile
pense 4 done without cost or ex-
asarepIS State. Gov. Smith esve
his oossessi Se had mo such lists in
thereupon calls MI G'idsborough,
intendent Of the v sehley, super
same information C sas. S lot the
answer was that the up'' 'enleys
papers, etc.. had been sem ss~a no ooos''
for saiekeeping. but subseqs.aa.,sIn apOl''
Mr.. Peterborough that he W'o'e
them to Gov. Smith q sent
From this it can readily be seen u, J,
Tue Democrats arc doing all in the
power to Keep the Republicans fro,
navlng access to the information. seen,
ed by the census enumera;ors viii !,
erenee to voters in the several ureoip,
And districts. It is important to kpo,
what adults are no. registered and vbs
voters are not residing out of tbei
districts IN order to purge the rseistra
ton books and have a fair election
All this information Is nov i i.
possession of the Democratic worker. !,
every section of the State with the a..
slstanee of the census bureau and Al n,
expense of the State. This. Of eoprss
is a great advantage and the Democratic
cutters care at whose expe u.e
Governor Smith aud Sept. s.biey are
endeayoriOg evidently from their action
10 this matter to hide behind the fail
ure to insert provisions in the law re-
curing copies to be furnished to apy
who might apply for them, as is the |
case with other public records, upon |
payment ef the cost of the copies.
From the late census returns it is
made to appear that there are in the
State 1850 adult males who aretnot
registered voters Of Maryland, 57,240
do not reside in the precints wherin
they are respectively registered. If
the Democrats were as anxious to purge
these lists Of registered voters as they
pretend they would permit withouf
hesitation access to these public docu-
ments held BY them so as to secure the
removal Of the names ofthose disquali-
fed from the registration books. Tho
petitioners have asked for an early !
hearing Of these cases and they may
be disposed Of in the course of the mex,
week.
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y Stops onlJ GA nodce 10 conductor, agent no signal
70" further inhrmAio. Agen Is
'' 'sel@snas" wooD. .lPass Aesa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27

alleged conversation with him w1,i
going t, Annapolis is untrue, ana that be
is not concerned about tie suceess Of the
shining ticket" Of which be speaks,
for be feels satisfied that even ifelccted,
portion Of it is incapable Of doing any
harm.
About our knowledge Of public affairs
AID Gen there is a great deal We DO not
know, but We knew some thiugs, and
speak by the record ~h,n We say that
no man in the County has struggled
harder. through sordid and selfish
motives, against the welfare IF our
County than Ar. p r Wills. From
perfect obscuriiy in public life he sud
denly developed the as great Il am in
a bold aud reckless attempt 10 put our
County seat at place where every pos
sibility Of the Uounty's future
development would have been
eternAlly crushed. He WAS
the ring leader in the movement to dis
franchise the illitsrste citizens. white
and black, many Of whom are large
taxpayers and as worthy citizens rs
himself, whereby they will be deprived
of having say through the ballot as to
wao shall manage their local govern
ment-a bold and wicked attempt to
violate the constitution Of the State,
which, if elected. be will have to solemn
ly swear to uphold. Yet, hs says. he
will ask the support Of the ''cou mon
people"
And this is not ali. He has another
purpose 10 view: Party good prompts
him to leave bis home and private bus'-
ness to go out to talk to the common
people" When did party welfare stir
bis soul 7 In 1898, he is credited With
having supported the Republican ticket
against regular nominated ticket Of
tie Democratic party which be now pro-
fesses to love so much. 10 defeat DR..
Louis Carrico, consistent Democrat
aud most admirable man, for the Senate,
aud later Cd, in 1895. after the Republi-
cans again obtained control ofour local Of
fees, who welded aterinhuence with
the Republican board Of County Com
missloners than did Mr.. Wills? With
in his locality plank was not even put
upon the public highway that he did not
furnish. Through the influence with
the same Republican County Commits
sioners the public road from Bel Alton
to this place was built where it now is.
whom it should hkve been on the other
side of the railroad track where it could
have been built with more convenience
:. Al -.tI;, - :. - H.. u, :
~ c. NJ -. \.
f.c' Of ,..ese facts the public welfare and
y4dY love are the stirring elements in
Mr.. Wills soul, forcing him, to go out
and talk to the common people" His
puoiic and party record shows him to
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27
Blacksmith Shop
~ Work and Saving done on moderate
terms. Grinding days wednesda
and Saturday.

We wish to express thanks to our patrony
and the public general for the kind and liber-
al patronage rendered US during the past years
and hope to continue to MERIT The sans
Again thanking you for your kindsparonas
and wishing evch and every one Happy Al {
Prosperous New Year
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27
FALL EDITION
RuBBER GOODS.

We sell only the Banigan reliable rubber
goods, level soles. Rubber or snag proof
hoois Ladaie's rubber ..........-........-25c
50 and.4 Ladies Sample Shoes, Wei KID. Bot
Calf, French kid, 10 tan or black our price 9s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27

AN ACT to amend section two OF Article OF
tho Constitution of the State.


sembly Of Maryland, (three-fifths of all tho
members of the two Houses concurring, Ihat
the following section be and the same is hereby
proposed as an amendment to the Constitution
of this State, ana il adopted by the legal and
MA seeo3 sbs H. a a9ds stapd n ne
said Constitution.
sor Inc slty 81 Baltimore shall be divided int3
equal population and Of &C continuous i territory,
nna e9 Si Of saa legislative districts 81 BAIL
laid out, in accordance with the provisions
etsla, ana ece county IN the stare snai od
by the qualified voters Of the said legislative
az the State am 81 Ie f
four years from the date of his election, sub
provided for 's' -S''''n Vi SenA'ois nefeaA'oi
esEc. g And be Ct further enacted but the author
rasaa ~ sne SAD foregoing section
stitntion shall at the next election for members
held on M Tiessv neTt az ms otate; n % ~
day in the month Of November, nIneteen hua.,i
gualifed voters thereof for their ABORTION ai Or
rejection, In pursuance of the directions cons
State: and az he sad election The Vote on saId
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution shall
be written or printed the words, sFor the Con-
stitutIonai Amendmenf." as The voter shall
elect, and Immediately after said election due a
vote for and against said proposed amendment,
a. directed ~ the said Fourteenth Article Of
W." sn UUSs..I, .n-,, , ,oo
r''o''- -.F-'' : -'
NOW 1hkkEFohE' l. JOHN WALTER SMITH.
Governor OF the state OF Maryland in pursu-
fourteen of the Constitution of the state, do
hereby order and direct that copy Of said bills
proposing said Constitutional Amendments be
:'; 6; e. .s 2: ~ : !: s's.
s y be IN the German language. once a week
s ensuing III 's s'i' sssioa which ssa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27

czolgosz. the assassin Of President
mckinley was tried and convicted this
week of murder in the fret dee,s.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27

Judge Wilson, senior counsel I,r
Admiral Schley. died suddenly !.
Washington on Tuesday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27

J R WOOD, G,n'l Pass Agsn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-27
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, at tho January Session in the
year nineteen hundred Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, bills were passed proposing
amendments to the Constitution OF the state
First.-By amending section Of Article .,
Of the Constitution Of the State.
second.-By amending section 1 of Article 2.
Of the Constitution Of the State.
Third.--By amending section Of Article ?,
Of the Constitution Of the State. which said
bills and amendments arc in words following,
to wit;
CHAPTER iss.
AN ACT to amend section nine, Of Article 8,
Of the Constitution OF this State, and to pro-
vide for the submission Of said amendment
10 tho qualified voters OF this State for adOp-
ton or rejection.
srcrroN1. he ftefacted buthe General Assem-
HI on Maryland. lthree-hfths OF al the mcni-
| hers elected to each Of the two Houses con-
curring) Tint the following. section be and
/ the same Is hereby proposed as an amend
| ,ncnt "a Article g. Of the Constitution OF this
| state, and If adopted by the legal and quail
/ fled voters thereof, herein and az py law pro-
vidnd IL shall stiperscdc and stand In the place
| and stead Of section nine OF said Article.
| sEcr1oN9 Q. The statnF &ts,rifey. shal. per-
| form such duties fnd receive sucs. eeeA and
| ccnmissions or salary not exceedlng tnss-.-
spn,,sand dollar, a are now or may hereafter
hc nrescribed hy law; and II any states AZ,
torney shall receive any otner tes ~ ~ sr ho
| iran s,,ch as a or may be allowed by law, nc
| hall an conviction thereof be removed lrs g
office; provided that the statc's Altornog a M
baltimore city shall receive IN ahi li,,,i INV hve
| newer 10 appoint one deputy. ut an a1 ,,
salary not exceeding three tttgts.nu WINS, M,
and such other assistants At sleh aiuds niIaTs
| each a. the supreme Bench OF Balumore Wy
may authorize and apnroNei s,l ~ s wv s,ates
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-13

The land Of the LUCKY DIME OIL
COMPANY is owned in fee simple and it
comprises tracts in tho Bullock survey,
close to the big gushers. and in the Will
ljams survey. Both these tracts are in
direct line between Sour Lake and the big
wells. We also own in fee simple tracts
in the M. Pivetot survey on Pivetot Hill
along side of a natural Sulphur Spring
and adjoining the holdings of the Enter
prise Oil Company. which Company ex-
poets to begin boring on May Is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
nniperiitat ltubirenten Subbiatuueu
bte Gttaftllatsmeibe ertbeilen.

5 Oie Wttslieber ser in 2aitrup,
Weorrtson County, reu s~ssrin6eten
ST.. So6annes uon Nepomuc @emein6e
peroen gum Seiten ser Stride am
Pfinsitmontas elm Yic=Nic perau=
%italten, BEL wel6er gelesenbeit sic
Yiers union=& apeue Sic Wrlif tieiern
wiro. gu Der Seitli6fsit perSen sic
%aaerbeiten Sortebrunsen setroHen,
10 baB ieber S~beilnebmer freubiser
Stunosu ltder iein fam. Ssbermaun
tit freunOlid einselaSen unb miro
bersli3 wiQfommen lein,
Die CUR Ct. Sonifasius @emeiu=
Be in WelrOie sebOrrisen Sameu per-
anitalteten bieier Sage cine iebr gut
beiu6te llnterbaltuns, bei Ser Elm
&einsepiun pon S72 er;telt murbe.
Sas gelb miro sur 'ginsdununs bes
9emeinbe= Sriebbofes uerpenbet ruer=
BEN.
5 sSn sem berrli6en @ottesbauie
Der ct. Widaels Stride gu Sprins
SID, beiien @eIammtfoiten Sic bobe
Summe pom S27, 600 errei6en, ,pir6
beute, am Gbriiti= Simmelfabrtsfeite,
gum eriten Scale pom bodw. Yfarrer
sSobn 9rab, bellen raitlolemgifer ser
8au unb bic iunere Solenbrns ser
Stride namentli9 gu uerbanfeu lit,
feierli9sr @ottesbienit sebalten. Oie=
fer Sag mirb fir bic gauge gemeinSe
elm beionberer Sreubentas iein, elm
sr0Berer aber nod, ,uenn Der bo9m' tie
Serr 8iidof bier CUR Debifation bes
idmuden Sempels eintreHen miro.
S Sn Ser pom bod. P 9incens D..
g. g., paitorirten st. &atbarinen=
@emeinbe gu Sarmins miro beute, am
gbriiti Simmelfabrtsfeite, hie Seier
Ser griten FL. &tnbertommunion IN
erbebenber @eile besansen werbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
ScreiuS=Nabricbten.

8elesentlid bes in Der ct. Reter
unb SAUL @emeinbe gu Sorab auf
PiinsItmontas anberaumten &atbolis
tentases i'm &leinen werSen bic Ser=
rem George Stelst pom ct. Gloub,
8. s. Sinemau1 pom ct. Saul unb
2ebrer Diltmann, welder in Der Nabe
uor &idmonb in ieinem Sadie NIT
sr0Btem grfolse tbdtis lit, als HeS=:
rter auftreten.
Serr 8. S. Sinemaun, asent
Der 8. @. 6. Interchangeable
ldaft pom Winnelota, mar Sonntag
in Der pom bodw. 9errn S. 2aser
.paItorirten 9emetnbe gu 9altrup.
abortion County, unb orsaniltrte ei=
men ct. Sobn'S unteritisun9suerein.
benz ii@ slei@ i6er breibis MitslieSer
anidloien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Dt63efan =Nabrtbten.

s Sn Der pom bodm. P. gbuarb,
s.. g. g., ~paitorirten @emeinbe gu
ct. Martin mirb ber bodw'ite Si=
fdof Sacob Erobec fommen6en Sonn=
tag ~pormittaSs 20 Sirmlinsen bas FL.
Saframent ser Sirmuns ipenben.
Ma9mittass miro 9o6berielbe in Der
pom bo9m. P. Marttn, .. g. g.,
.paitorirten ct. Isnes Gemein6e gu
@oscoe firmen. sSn beiben 9emeinben
uer6en sic umfansrei9iten @orberei=
tunaen fir cine pirbtsen gmpfans
bes Oberbirten %setrofen. Sn Der
pom bodw. Serrn S. 8elp paitorirs
ten ct. Mntonius @emeinbe gu Pabua
mirb 8il@of Erobec am Oonneritas,
BEN %. Wai, bas 81. Saframent Der
Sirmuns ertbeilen.
s Na9 reifli9er un6 gutter Iorbes
reituns bur9 BEN bodw. Pfarrer P.
Meinulf, 8. g. g., seben am Gbriiti=
bimmelfabrtstase in Meire 8rope a9t
&naben unb 3pOlf Wab6en erltmals
sur 81. Communion.
s &ommenben Sonntas, ben 10.
Scat, pirb in Der Stride gu ct. Nis
9olas bie uiersisitintise gebetsanz
ba9t ibren Nnfans nebmen. Wabz
reno Der Bret gettase ruer6en ueri@iez
bene Yrieiter Der Na6baridaft auf
Ser &ansel unb I'M 8ei9tituble auSs
belfen.
S @dbrenb Ser in Belgrade anl
Sonntas besonnenen unb am Dienitas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

sei3loiienen4O ltin6isen g'ebetsanba6
balfen Dem bo6m. Yfarrer Solepl
Maprbofer bic bodm. Serren &afti:
gar uon @atfins, 9rotb BON 9ate
George, Yeifer pom Chen Saler
un6 0eutbner BON Clear 0ate i'm
Sei@ttubl un6 auf Ser &an;el aus.
Our %beionSeren Sreube bes Yfarrers
benubte Bic sanse @emeinSe bic @na=
benseit beitsns gut @irtunsoes See,
lenbeiles.
s Sn elmer porlebten Sonntae se=
b~altenen geriammtuns ser Witsliebsr
Der pom bodu. N. S. peifer patio
rirten Gen1einSe 81 Chen SaQep mur<
Sc fait eiuitimmis ser gau elmer i1eustl
Yfarri6ule bei6loiIen. Oas S@ul=
sebaube, wel6es bur6 bas unaussez
isste Semiben bes bodlu. 9errn Pei=
fer enbli9 CUR @ewibbeit seuor6en
lit, miro neben ber Stride erri9tet
merben. Die Nrbeit mirb mdbrenb
Der Commemorate beiorst, 70 baB
bic Yfarrldule nit Se9inn bes Serblt=
l6ultermins er0Hnet werben faun.
5 Son Sen iir bas nelle 8ibliotbef=
sebdube ser bodm. Senebictiner Der
ct. Sobn's uniucriitdt, beiien Sun=
bament selest 1T, einserei6ten Iuse=
botsn betras bas bes gontractoren G.
&ropp BON ct. @loub S13, 235 unS
ienes bes gontractoren Sobn9 eimann,
slei6fals pon ct. gloub, $13,, 100;
lebteres mar bas niebrisite, baber benz
Serrn 9eimann Der 8au contractli@
iberlaHen purbe. Ser Contract
i3lieBt Bic eieferuns Der 3ieseliteine,
&alf, Cement unb Sanb aus. gin
Dem Sunbament fir bas @pmnaiium
lit man iest beiddftist; bic bodw.
8enebictiner iinb seionnen, pieien
sueiten Neubau beim Easelobn erri9=
ten gu laiien. Serr saul &oidiol
pom ct. gloub, uel9er nit Der Waus
rerarbeit betraut lit, wirb innerbalb
spei @o9an bic Nrbeit on benz Sibli=
otbefsebaube in @nsrif nebmen.
s gorletten Sonntas nabm Der
bodn. Yfarrer u. Grst pom Ser st.
9aul's @emeinbe in Sauf Centre
cine 0Hentli@e Prifuns iener &inber
Dor, wel6e in bieiem Sabre gum etiten
Msale sur FL. Communion suselaiien
werben. Mue &inber beitanben bas
gramen in uortrefFi@er8 Settle unb seisz
ten bieielben in ibren tref1i@en2 eiitun=
gen abermals ben boben @ertb unb
bic unberedenbaren 9ortbeile elmer
Yfarrl@ule. Das i30ne Set Der
griten III. &inberfommunion finbet
am nd9iten Sonntas itatt.
S 9eute am Seite gbriiti 9immelz
fabrt ,pirb Der bo9m'it 9err 8ildof
Sacob Erobec in Der ct. Sobn's
Mbteifirde bret on Der ct. Sobn's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Mus Der um8e9eub.
&uremburg.

9ier wirb es fur bic @ermanbten
unb Sreunbe Der ausemein Sea9teten
Samilie Sacob 9emm ana %. Scat eiz
ne sroBe Teitli@teit seben. On ienem
Sage mirb &atbarina, bic dlteite Eo@z
ter senannter Samilie, BON Serrn
Sid. 8eder aus &i@monb ais 8raut
gum slltare sefibrt ,per6en. = Oen
8unb fir's 9eben i@lefen Oienftas
Morser, Dor benz bo9w. Pfarrer S.
@erni9 Serr sos. &rans nit SRI.
Wars. Stei9en. Mit ben pielen ger=
ruanbten unb Sreun6en rpinl9ta aud ber
,Norbitern" benz bo9sea9teten 8rautz
paare Slid gum 8unbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Golo Strina.

Serr g.. $. &rap ldBt bas Sunere
bes serdumisen Speiieiaales leines
Sotels elmer po0ltdnbisen Nenopation
untersieben; au9 iOnitise uoundnti,
&c gerbeiieruusen ldbt er in ieinsn
standardization treffen. - ebri.
Der &euner & Giebel Daben lire SD
semible iiblid pom ber Orti6ait gum
8etrieb fertis, unb IN einisen Sasen
miro bic Wible in Sang seiest. 49,.
900 SUB ba,tes eumber pirb seidnit
ten werben. Siini Mann werSen in
Der Mible anseteut, llnb bic Sirma
sebenft, in swei @o9en ibre edge
aufsabs sel0lt 81 baben.- = as 0ampi=
boot veabp Of tie Safe" WirS jest in
Stanb seiebt, I'M @usfiislern Sic
Sabrt auf benz Saut &iuer mad Dem
l66neu CONNER : Gelort bes Serru
&rap 81 erm6sli6en. = Serr Daniel
Sriebmann febrte Samltas nit ieiner
ibm iinsit ansetrauten @emablin uon
leiner mad gau Claire, @eit Supe=
rior unb ansereu in 8isconlin sele:
senen Orti6aften nod turSem Qufent=
bolt in ct. glouS uno ct. Solepb su
ans surid unb bat ii6 tereits bdrsli9
et1Qeli6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
GoQesebiQe.

Ser pom N~erpenfieber rpieber berz
seitelIte Sobn Neiituser lit na9 fur=
sem Nufentbalt Bel ieinen bier wobs
nenben 8erman6ten mad ct. gloub
sereiit, UNI bort feline Nrbeit In ber
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