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New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of

~ New YorA.-Josepha NJ. Young. a executrix. Sc.
plaintiff AGAINST Cornelius II. Tallman and another. de-
PENDANTS pursuance OF udgmen OF foreclosure and
sale made entered IN above entitled action
and bearing Of March. 1900. l.
in said tudsIr named. will sell
the New York Real Estate Salesroons.
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
Thursday, the 1Tta day OF January. f9o1-
IL o'clock on that day. by William keanely.
premises directed by said Judgment
therein described follows; All that certain
ground with the building thereon erected suats In
the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New York now known
Manhattan soUthery side OF Ntnetysevsnth
hounfs5 ana described as follows viz: Beginning AZ
point on The southerIy Ninety-seventh street.
westerly from the point formed
by westerly line OF Eighth
Central Park Wes with the southery iins
OF running southeriy
westerly line OF Eighth avenue (uow known
Central Park Wsst) and OF the through a
party hundred feet thence westerly. parallel with
the souhery Of Ninstyseventh street. twenty feet:
northery parallel with the westerly line Of Eighth
avenue (uow Central Park West) and part os
the way through a party wall. hundred Zee. 20 the
southerly OF Ninetyseventh street; and thence
the said southery line OF street.
twenty the of beginning The land aecsed
by said Instrument Les IN section IN block is3
on the Land Map OF City York
Dated New York. December 26th. 1900.
GEORGE W. ELLIS, Referee
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for PaintiH. Once and
Post Office address. No. 10 Broadway. Manhattan.
York Cirv.
following Is diagram OF the property be sold.
its street Ntnety-sevenrh street.
81
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
101st Street

lOlsr street
Ihs approximate amount Of the lien charge 20 s..sf
which The abovedescrIbed property IS 20 oe sold -
SIZ2Io a. with interest thereon from the 2oth day OF
January 1901 together with and allowance
ing to SI6+ A. with interest from February 1901
gether with the OF sale Tbs approximate
amount OF other liens which
be allowed the OF the purchase
paid by the Referee. is S4S4 80 ard interest
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901.
JOHN " BOUVTER. Jr.. Ref.reeI
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
,OJIBWAYS ARRIVE HERE.

Twenty-Five Of the Ojibway tribe of Indians who
are 10 take part in the Indian drama of "Hia-
watha' the Sportsman's Show Madison
Square Garden arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing. and stopping at the Putnam House.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

George Low. the Dyker Meadow professional,
who IS at the Miami links in Florida. has ar
ranged meet Bernard Nichols in March for a
purse Of $50 The contest is 10 be at thirty-six
holes. Nichols is the only professional in this
country who defeated Vardon during the latter
visit here last season. and for that unusual
interest is being taken in the contest.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COUhI, COUNTY OF NEW
- YCPK-Henry B. Auchincloss as o the
al Auchincloss. deceased
Cora Van B. Potter, defendant
pursuance Of Judgment duly
made and entered In the above entitled action bearing
day OF January. 1901. l. the undersigned
in said judgment named. will sell public
New York Real Estate Salesroor. No Ill
Broadway. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. and City Of
New York. the 7h day OF February 1901. twelve
that day. by n Phoenix Ingranam.
auctoneer premises directed said Judgment
sold and therein described S follows:
certain piece o parcel OF land situate In
Borough Of Manhattan. and City of New York and
bounded described follows:
Beginning point the Souherlv side Of SIND
l5S hundred and hftyeigh West
waTdly Southwestery OF said
Avenue. and running thence Southwardly and
parallel End Avenue OF the distanc.
through party wall 02 lone hundred and wo> feet and
inches: thence westwsrdy and parallel with sind
Street II (seventeen) Northwardy parallel
with West End 1o2 hundred and two) feet
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
foreclosure Snles.

SUPREME COURT. New York County
Joseph K; oBrien Andrew H. Green Stephen o.
ana trustees under the VIII and Testament OF John
CbIlen deceased Plaintiffs. against O'Brien
Iendant In pursuance Judgment OF sale in partition
the -otn day OF February 1901 l. the undersigned
"a said Judgment named will sell public
s-e CLy OF New YORK. Borough OF Manhattan
gay OF March 1901. twelve clock on that day
sad judgment TO be sold described as follows
~ Ta certain lot piece parcel of ground.
aiming as follows: commencing
nLncred ana seventy-four feet Norheasterly
Coe OF he Fifth Avenue and Twentysh Street: thence
.il-Hs EssteIy along the NOrthe!iy side Twenty
street t"enty-stx feet; thence NOrtherly parallel
,h tre FiJh Avenue ninetyeght feet nine inches
sHene esterIy parallel with Tweny-sxth Street twenty
s !eet thence Southery parallel Avenue
.nsyeght feet nine inches. place of beginning
And also all that lot piece or parcel OF land stuated
lying and being Eighteenth Ward Of the civ of
->ew 1oTk known and distinguished certain Map OF
part OF the Estate Casper SamIer decd rnaGa bI
Gay or March 1886 and filed the Registers ofce OF
me M ClIy ana county OF New York, by sixty
side ~ Lot No Sixty said Map bounded ana described
Ga ~ 70 WIZ Begnnng point Southerly
twenty feet Westerly from the Sout6Wsstsr lana ana
or Iweny-sevenh Street and Madison Avenue: running
~ -, III ~ ana parallel with Madison Avenue 10
ch ne or the block. nnety-eght feet nine Inches
thence westerly along said centre line of sai No.
t"eh-sx leet; thence Northerly parallel with Mad
~ eIe IiheN-elgnt teet nine inches
side or IUentyseventh Street and thence FaSre sIo
me S'etley side Of Twentyseventh
10 tne place OF beginning said premises 70 be sold in
Dated New York, February 9th 1901
.rrv.>-nr-p , c ALBERT J. APPEL. Referee
Wall Street. New York 80 i4dii'iis II
The following is diagram Of the property To he sold
Street and II East 27th Street orc 10 r41st zoth
Twenty-seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
DUAL COLLEGE GAMES.

The dual gymnastc meeting between Columbia
and Yale will take place the Columbia gym
nasum tomorrow night, beginning s o'clock.
There will be dancing after the contests
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
CHARLES BILLMAN, SHIP RIGGER, DEAD
RIGGED THE AMERICA. AND WAS RIGGING
NEW BELMONT BOAT

Boston. Feb. 27.-Chares Billman, head 81 the
well known firm Of Charles Billman & Son, ship
rigCers died At his home here to-day, aged seven
ty-two years. Nir. Billman was born in Stockholm
Sweden, on September l. 1925 He had been proml-
mentally identified with yachting for many years.
his firm having rigged all the American Cup de-
Tenders 1876 and being at present engaged In
getting the rigSin for the Belmont yacht IN
process of construction at Bristol It was MI Bill
man who was credited with living Edward Burgess
his ideas about rigging and when the original Cup
Yacht America was altered he rehtted her He
left five sons and four daughters His wife died
December IS 1887.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

Most of the adjourned and drawn games will be
played a finish tomorrow Janowski cannot lose
the privilege of tieing for the frst prize now but
he will, in all probability win the contest outright
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

The approximate OF the charge to sat
lsy which the above described sold
1Wehty-ons thousand hundred and eleven
o-oo dollars with Interest thereon from the 5th
January 1901 together with and allowances
ING 70 Inree hundred and twentycEe dollars with
from the 11th day OF January 1901 together with ths
winch are to be allowed 10 The purchaser Of the
purchase money. paid by the refGree which
approximate amount with interest the date
(SSG9 4O.
Dated New York. January IS. 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE, Referee
The sale OF the above described premises hereby ad
journed TO Monday. March l. 1901.
place
Dated New-York February 7th 1901
FREDERICK A WARE, Referee.
NAttNUM & HARRISON. Attorneys for Paintr. 81 Will
tam Street Borough Of Manhattan. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
Seventy-second St.

The premises subject TO first mortgage
Of 225o with interest thereon at the Of 5o
annum the thrteth day OF December. 1900 and
subject a mortgage Of GOO interes,
thereon at OF 6cS per the 3lst day
Of July 1aOC and subject also the Cond-
lease. Of the annual Of 81 09O
piring l. 1902.
Dated New York. February Tth. 1901.
CHARLES Y. TALBOT. Assignee.
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Assignee. Man
P,~ou NJ YO-k
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
East l20th Sire

East l20th Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien charge to sat
isfy which the described property
Sl292o interest thereon from day No
vember 1900 together with costs allowances
s525 s1-O0 with interest from February leo1
OF the sale The approximate
OF assessments, other liens. which
be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the purchase
paid by the Referee. Is SI+S l2-I00
Dated: New York. February 10TH 1901.
EDWARD J. McfiI-IRE Raferee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
WATSON THINKS LITTLE OF DETAILS
SAYS HIS PART Is TO DESIGN AND TURN Gr--
THE CUP CHALLENGER.

'iasgow, Feb. IA representative Of The Asso
-lateo Press has had interview with George T.
atSoh the designer OF Shamrock II. on the
= '1ect OF the forecast sent by cable from New
L'fk OF the New-York Yacht Clubs reply 10 the
N'SSi Ulster Yacht Clubs suggestions as TO
'Hahees In the method OF starting and place Of
measurement, etc ITO guard against a possible
'"scohception.' said Mr.. Watson. you may saw
maj the matter OF arranging the dates and condi-
IONS OF the races was left entirely 10 Sir Thomas
H'0ton and his advisers. Ny work at present is
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

New York. franklin B, Lord and Lucius II Beers
Trustees. Plaintiffs. against Henry j. NcCuckin
and others Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment Of
Sale duly made and entered in the above
action bearing date the Seventh day OF February
l. undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment
vii a Public Auction a New Real
No. III broadway. the Borough OF
Manhattan New York. Tuesday. the Twelfth
OF March. Il O'Clock that by
\ Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment be sold. and therein described fol-
that certain piece parcel OF land. with
thereon. situate lying and being in the
City of New York and bounded and described as fol-
lows viz BEGINNING at certain point on the northeriy
of one Hundred and Twentieth Street distant two
hundred and hfy feet and two inches westerly from the
northwestery Of said and Fourth Avenue
and running thence westwardy along The Horhey side
wardly parallel with said avenue hundred feet and
thence eastwardy parallel with said street
sixteen and eight inches and thence southvardly
paraIe with said hundred feet and eleven
inches point place Of beginning The easteriy
and westerly walls Of said dwellinghouse party
walls
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901
EDWARD J. MCGUIRE, Referee
HENRY DE FOREST BALDWIN, Attorney FOR Plain
tins Office Postof1ce Address. No. 40 Broadway
Yor City.
following Is diagram OF the property 10 o soi
described above the street number being NO 81 East
10th Street: -. -.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
foreclosure Sales.

(wo) Southeriy s2nd Street and
Easwardy southerly side Of SIND St-eer
Il tseventeen) feet the point OF place OF besinns
said premises being known No 31& West SIND
Street being the which conveyed TO the
said Cora Is. Potter by William E. Lanchaltn and
l1th Cay OF June. 1894. ana
Iber 81 OF Conveyances Sl5
Dated York. January 18th. 1901.
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee
yARNUM & HARRISON Attys plaintir. s2 William
Street Borough OF Manhattan New York City. n. z
The following a diagram OK the property 10 be Sold
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

SOfhtME COURT, County of New York-In
10 the matter OF the assignment OF Andrew j. Robinson
Nfoonson & Nallace) for the benefit creditors tbs
u9deFsgned Charles " Talbot Assignee The bened,
OF creditors or Andrew j. Robinson rrhIir
auction at the Real Estate Saesroonr No III BroaJv
IN the Borough Of Manhattan City New YORK on re
that day by Feter F. Meyer Auctoneer. the following
described premises 10 All certain lot piece or
parcel OF land situate lying and being Borough
OF Manhattan city Of New York with buildings there
on erected described follows, wit: Beginnine on
the Southerly side OF Street distant eibt
two feet Westerly from formed bv the inter
section OF the Westerly line OF Columbus formerly
Nlnthl Avenue with the Southerly line OF Sevenyt
Street and running thence Southery parallel with
said Columbus Avenue and part OF the way through a
party wall one hundred and feet and inches
the centre line OF the block thence Westerly along
centre line twenty feet. thence Northerly again
parallel with Columbus Avenue and part OF the way
through another wall One hundred feet
inches the Southerly line Of Seventy-third
and thence SoutherIy line
OF Street Twenty feet the point place
OF beginning.
Dated New York. February Tth. 1901.
CHARLES " TALBOT. Assignee.
The following is diagram Of the property be sold.
The Number is West Seventy-thiri Street:
Seventy third Street
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

crN,I- crescent City Jockey Club New-oreans: Cali
Sornia Jockey Club. Oakland; San Francisco Jockey
Slub Tanforan
-,~tyFy -Charnpionship hockey match, ath-
~ iete club against ST Nicholas Skating Club al ST
Nioho;as Skating Rink sl5 p. m
~-ooTTNG-Shoot Of East Side Gun Club live bird
handicap. Newark, n J.
coIF-Annual meeting OF the United States Golf Asso-
catior, Delmonico's, , m.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

College golf in the South has received new i'm
petus through the organization Of a students club
AT the University Of Virginia. challenge has al
ready been issued TO the Roanoke College tear
and other matches being arranged with the
universities in that section
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS
NOUN MTA1M PARK HOTEL.
Open throughout the Heahtes. place In America
Capacity 300 Every appointment. Elevator steam heat
extensive parlors Mineral OF guests In
Gnodous bathhouse attached Illustrated
Booklet JOHN c. RUMBOUGH. Prop'r.
SOUTHERN PINES. n. c..
mild dry. equaole climate Southern Pines. c..
IN the heart OF the oEg eafed section Pney
Inn an elegant. horueke Hotel. all
crate rates.
CHAs. ST. JOHN. Southern Pines N C.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

The Board OF Governors Of the Newark Athletic
Club have decided to close their links until May l.
in order allow the green's ample time for acquir
ing turf before the opening of the spring season.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
SUPRElE COURT County of ~ VI

Twenty-sixth Street.
Dated New York February 27th 1901
ALBERT ]. APPEL, RAfe-s.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
HOTEL ADOLPHUS.

Atlantic city. y ! Kentucky ave. the Beach
Every modern convenience. Hot baths
Cafe Buffet. Send for booklets. VIII open February
20 1901 CHARLES A. BAAKE. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
THE ALBEMARLE.

VirEnia-ave. Beach. Atlantic City. y. J.
This elegant hotel throughout offering
superior sccommotations including elevator TO street
large sunny rooms. many with bath steam heat 1000
Of parlors and possible convenience
special March. $40 S12 and SIS weekly
Cuisine a feature. Capacity 500 Booklet request
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

T
Michigan-ave second house from Beach Atlantic City.
" J-Open entire year. Elevator street level. Cir
cuar mailed
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

NE NEW 'J4IOl-r
Atlantic City. " ].
OPENS MARCH 9TH
doubled { $40 largest and
modern the Coast Rooms en- suite with sea and
American and European plan Special
Spring Orchestra and weekly social features
r. MYERS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

A TT.ANTIc CIrY.s NEW AND LUXURIOUS
HOTEL STRAND.
sun-parnr, tining and apartments.
uneXceiled by other resort hotel
Fifty suites with hot and cold water baths.
Write for Spring and illustrated booklet.
FAIRBAIRN & WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

pERKsHIRE INN.
ID Virginia-ave and Reach. Atlantic City y. J.
Under new nanag cement \ complete modern a-the-
hotel. with capacity Of 800 in the most popular
Every convenience for guests Elevator
street heat. baths. etc. Cuisine and service
features Spring terms reduced. Booklet.
j O J. Z. DICKINSON.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05
DeVoe's Weather Forecast ]
October.

An unusual amount of rain IS like
ly to fall during this month over tho
Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio Vail
leys, with cool weather intervening
between the heavy rains. The ex-
treme Northern and Northwestern
States may expect heavy frests near
the first of the month, and snow the
latter part. 1st to 3rd, cold wave.
4th to 9Th storm Will move over the
South Atlantic States, causing heavy
rains in that section and cold wave
over the New England States. 9th 10
18th, pleasant. 18th to 10th. O.
storm is indicated over the lower
Mississippi Valley and a cyclone over
the East Gulf States; the former
moving West Of the Mississippi River,
and the latter along the Atlantic
Coast, causing hot, sultry weather
over the Southern States and a cold
wave followed by rain or snow in the
Northern section. On the. 18th to
22nd another storm will form over
the West Gulf States and move
Northward into the Ohio Valley,
causing heavy rains and floods from
the Gulf States to Canada. 23rd to
25th, cold weather with snow over
the Missouri Valley. 26th to 31st,
a severe storm will form over the
lower Mississippi Valley and move
Northeastward, causing heavy rains
over the Gulf States and snow or
rain over the Northern section fol-
lowed by cold weather.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05
Fat State Hogs.

The Mississippi department. of the
Memphis Commereial-Appeal says the
steward of the lunatic asylum reports
the sale of twenty-nine head of hogs
that bad been fattened on slops and
refuse from the kitchen and garden
of the institute. These porkers
averaged 355 pounds and were sold
for $412 to local buyer. With the
money derived from the sale of tie
fat hogs the asylum authorities have
purchased $50 lean hogs from the
farmers of Rankin and Leake coun-
ties, 256 in bunch from Leake
county, which are now in the pas
lures and will be given all the slops
they can store away for several
months. These $50 hogs are Of
genuine old-fashioned razor-backed
variety, the kind that can outrun
old Sambo and can eat slop from %
bottle, so long are their snouts. A
year hence these country hogs vial
not know themselves.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

The Hotel Royal in New Orleans,
formerly known as the st. Louis Ho-
tel land for some time used as the
state capitol, has been purchased
from the state for $50, 600 and will
be reftted as d hotel with J. G. WAX
ker Of Waukesha as manager. The
original cost Of the property, vas
$3.50, 600.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05
COUNT THEM HREEsGEEs.

"Count the mercies, though the trials
Seem to number more each day,
Count the trials, too, as mercies,
Add them to the grand array.
Trials are Gods richest blessings,
Sent TO prompt our upward fight,
As the eagles nest all broken
Makes them fly to loftier height,
Count them mereies, count them mer-
cies
That bring heaven within our sight g
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

According to the New Orleans pa
pers, Captain Lucas, the original
gusher man, is coming over from
Beaumont to devoteal his time to
the Louisianan field. He says that
he has no doubt that it will prove a
bigger and better one than the Beau
mont group of gpshers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05
Happiness Makes Happiness.

A woman who had many sorrowg
and heavy burdens to bear, but wfbo
was noted for her cheerful spirits
once said in explanation:
ssYou know | have had1no money.
l had nothing to give but myselfs
and SOL made the resolution that Il
would never sadden anyone else With
my troubles. / have laughed any
told jokes when'I could have .weF :.
| have always smiled in the face' Of
every misfortune. | have trid tc
never let anyone go from nFlsr esenes
without a happy word or Va brigt
thought to carry with sAir.. As1G
happiness makes happiness. / nv. nv
self am happier than j woulha have
been had / sat down and bg,aoaned
my fate. The Diocese vi Tennes-
see.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

Arthur Hebert, who a year ago
was convicted of manslaughter and
sentenced to twenty years in the state
penitentiary, and who effected his
escape from jail at New Iberia, has
been arrested in Missouri, end
brought back.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

Thig.is a record breaking year for
weather. Last July Louisiana had
its hottest day or record and Thurs
day, 10Th, was the coldest September
day in Louisiana for 81 years.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

The August exports from New Or
leans amounted to over $4,000
in value, an increase of more than
1000, 900 over the value Of the ex-
ports the same month last year,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

The lovely thing about being 8
man is that it does Mt matter whether
your hair stays in curl or not.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

Cnder the new game law doves and
quail cannot be killed until Oct. 1st.
The hunters, however, can kill all
the deer all ducks they can find as
the law protecting them expired Sept.
10Th.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

Czolgosz, the assassin of President
Mckinley, has been tried, convicted
and sentenced to be electrocuted in
the week beginning October %.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

Probably the top round of the
ladder only exists in the imagination,
as nobody has succeeded in reaching
it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

The Machen Triumph is brand
new weekly at Maehen, Grant parish
NJ. F. Machen, and j. A. Felts. Jr.,
are the editors.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

The reason Eve tempted Adam was
because there wasn't any other man
in the region.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

The straw hat has seen better days.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05
louisiana ss&ate diversity
gAToN ROUGE GaAs
TEHo1EAs ID. BOYD, A. M, Ii. D, President.

continues
weeks.
Full II
mailed
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-10-05

Obstacles are IN love .gnat salt ans
pepper arc 10 cookery.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28

"a, Uuv. 900 fou. tpie @arnesie hes
fimmt, pertpenbet iperben: 1. Gum
8eft.n Don Mnseitenten Der Carnegie
@.ielfhaft In alien ihren Gabri!en,
@ruben, gi1enbabnen, MerttGtten
u. T. No.. ,perr, folde i'm Oienfte Der
lebunsen erleiben unb gum 8eiten Der
Sinterblrbenen bon @nseiteltsn.
tpel9e i'm Dienfte INNS 2eben tom'
men; 2. Sir tlsine peniionen ober
llnterftibunsen bon fol4en InsefteIs
ten, bic mad lansem unb eriprieBlidem
Dienite unter auberorbentli9en linz
ftGnoen in ibren alien Sasen Der unz
teritibuns bebiirfen.
Serr Carnegie fdliebt iein 5peites
S4reiben nit fplsenben, bic Irbsiier
unb i'm felbft ebrenben Worten: SD
made bielen erften 9ebrau9 BON meiz
mem lleberfdub on &eidtbum Bel meiz
ner 3uridsiebuns pom @ef9dfte in
I%nertennung Der groben S4ulb,
pel9e i9 ben Mrbeitern ~seseniiber
babe, bic 70 biel gu meinem @rfolse
beigetraeen baben, unb boffe. tab tte
berali9en 8eoiebunsen, tpelhe apiiden
ben Mrbeiteebern unb ben @rbeitcrn in
allen gtabliKements Ger Garnesisz@ ez
feu59aft beiteben, ntemals cine Stu
runq erletben %ipsrben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-28
Oie Na9t mar ibr s9reden.

uSait bie sanse sta6t mubte i'd
b%uiten," i6reibt Srau Gbas. gpple:
gate BON Merambria, Snb., uunt
fonute faum gum Sdlafeu fommen.
Sd batte bic ausSebruns 10 i9limm,
bop, lpenn i'd einen 8lof melt sing.
i3 fardterli@ buitete ,in6 8lut ipuf.
tie. absr na9bem aue MebiSintn Of
ne WtrfunS iuaren, beilten MID brei
LOO SlaIden pom Or. Sings SEEM
Oiscoperp uo1itdnbts, llnb i'd scruar.i
So Yfunb." Mbiolut sarantirt, baf
IS 9uiten, grfdltuns. Ga Grippe,
Vronditis uns ale Salss unb Quns
sen=& ranfbeiten beilt. 8reis scots
linb $1.0O geriuds Fai9en fret
S. Us. 9ubn's Npotbefe. q