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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12

with a relief on his face that did not
escape her scornful eyes :..s
| 1t might do us both deal O. good
to get away he said, cautiously, sbut
did not like to propose it. Since you
say SO, Eli be off as soon as can find
man to take the shop. We can come
back in a year. ..... ,.> ~
In year and day." she said more
lightly; IF I am not here, I will send
a letter and so must you. Now you
are Free" - -@... ~..,s ~. T..
In year and day he was at the
forge again. He was stalwart and
merry. Life had gone well with him
The old postmistress shook her head
as she handed him letter. .--.-:..
80 the. times have gone good with
| you, LaWrence?" =. = >'..& -. e..
And gayly," he replied st am vet
In my youth and can enjoy. The
towns are full Of sport for man who
loves light heart and good company.
But | promised Aurelia. She is,
doubtless, well amused somewhere. Au-
relia was handsome and can take care
| of herself r r -
fS The old woman scowled at him while
he read: s.s. ..z.7. ! - ss r. !
7 am indeed well off, content, but
will come if am called. / enclose
another sum of money. If YOU would
roam farther go~for another year and
day." Il =
Adversely came upon him in the
next year, adversity and sickness. His
bold and gay friends fell away and he
was near to beggary. But he would
not return until the time was up lest
he not be able to hear from. Aurelia
and not be hidden home as he now
desired. He went to and fro over the
county selling nostrums and wonder
ing what had become of Aurelia.
On the day set he came into the
village. A great coach and four block
ed the street and at hissold shop door
he met Aurel1a in gorgeous array and
with the scorn of princess in hnr
bearing. 81 !
You see. keep my promises, she
said, gayly, 'and how goes the world
with you p
She was 50 splendid that his heart
beat madly. 4
.Aurelia! What luck has come to
you?' .5 ,ys=
The favors of the rich, And / am
beautiful, they tell me. I do not be-
lieve you knew it in those old davs
Now here is money and you shall have
another years freedom. Go and he
merry, also. !"
But Aurelia, he stammerea
She mounted Into the coach lar,ssb..
ing gayly and was soon away. On 8
the old postmistress was left to cacl1le
at him as he stood like a man IN ]
dream.
Burned by Folly's Fire ALWAYS Tho.
wages of the foolish. z
The year went by slowly eno,,eh I
Now Lawrence was not content with
the inns and taverns or cottages b,,t
haunted the houses and castles Of fhe
rich. He saw wealth and splendor.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12
From Standing Grain to Loaf

A Great Bend (Kan.) correspondent
of the Kansas City Journal writes.
standing wheat in the field at noon
today, harvested, threshed, ground into
-four baked into bread in large quanti-
ties by bakery and sold around town.
for 6 o'clock supper was d record
breaker in this county this afternoon
in quickness Of conversion Of stan dine
wheat in the field to the bread plate
5 5A combined harvester and thresher Is
doing work in California style near
town. Several bushels were taken to Tho
Moses Mill and Elevator company
ground into flour, thence the -four wenf
to the Moore bakery, was made into
bread, baked and offered for sale s,
quantities.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12
FOlly's Fire.

i BY ELIZABETH CHERRY WALTZ.
Copyright, 1901, by Daily Story Pub. Coz
The old grandmother was. dead and
the baby, Angela, had followed her, as
If the loving creature had beckoned to
her from heaven. The winter had been
long; the debts heavy and work scarce.
Aturelia, with feyerish eyes and scar
let lips, had sewed and toiled. Law
renee, her husband, was sullen and
discouraged. His tasks were irksome
and to him there seemed little COM
fort at home. His trembling hands
and shifting glances begged pitifully
for change, relief of mind and
body. :..-#. a.. W. &.
In the spring news came to Aurelia
OF the death Of her grandmother's
brother, a wealthy bachelor. He had
Willed the grandmother some money,
and it fell to Aurelia as her heir.
When she heard of it she went to
Lawrence at the forge and sat down
on the bench near him. It was a long
time since she had sat there-a almost a
year. .4s as 4. s5 s Si.s 81. = IL
That money is coming to me, Law
rence.''
"Well?'
have been counting. on what I'd
do. I'm going to give you five hun
dred dollars for granny's keep"
grudged her. nothing" he said
doggedly.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12

terrible darkness again enveloped the
land, and a wonderful voice came from
Heaven, saying, Peace to the soul of
komar, for the Lord God Almighty
loveth him. An awful death-like
silence followed, and an intense cold
diffused itself throughout our doomed
and guilty land. And as my soul sped
upward I realized that the stone i'm
ages of the inhabitants of Shor must
burden the world forever and ever
and that Maya was among them
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12

q "Thereupon the demon-gods raised
q ghastly peal OF laughter which rolled
like mighty thunder through the
city.
" Relief continued the monster,
Ator; 'ye shall have it, all but your.
KING. who hath defied us by uttering,
prayers to the God called Almighty
IS Yes I answered, and I call upon.
Him again" (for know you, o mortal,
unat | am the spirit of Komar). "a
Irlghttul u yell Of terror and despair fol-
lowed my confession of faith, and the
vision vanished from our walls.
I tried to prevail upon Maya to ac--
cept the God called Almighty, but
though I entreated her with tears, she
remained firm to the faith of her an
cestors. Alas! that she did.
"Early next morning, while we were
beholding a review of the troops, the
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12

The gigantic portals of brass rolled
bck on our approach, emitting as they
rpolled on their hinges melodious
sslnd; and, terrified at what be-
1lld and heard, followed my mys-
fious guide into the city. And there
Hooked upon things which caused my
part TO quail and my knees to smite
5sch other looked upon monstrous
presentations Of things which have
n place in Heaven or earth forms
unnatural and horrible that it
semeu beyond belief that they were
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-10-12
''That money is comm to me-,

'.Oh, + know, but you felt the bur-
den. I'm going to raise it a little. T
want you to rent the shop and get
away. i want yon to be free and to see
life 'thout SO much hardness. That's
what I'm going to- do.' z
"Oh, but it's your money! .
I'm going away, too and see how
it is to be free. You go your way
and I'll go mine. II you want to come
back, maybe you will find me here,
patching. sewing. tailoring, mending;
Bhen maybe you will not. :
He glanced up and down the road
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The Advice canse sfoqae 59 Raoat.

The Advice Gsnse .teHe 4e keoas.
 The president ef 54p If the uromi. nent railway corporation a .tmcsica Was ral1ing sti3f:. aflNsess to a. audience of Houa.z Hs9 as.d fJwoit Witls particular eialt.;==s5=s sa}#t,fe heces;- sity Of nalzi-g l @aesI : nee
 .When Hol sra !5afzfa& lt Wofk.' he sail. abe eafe5s.=t.z se4=are Iee- sental1e F Eoa lave Etz=a22.f f1 the ssqrid. sped - fa5 a sa.t 4 c!a.is s S;s..,a fsfa a..si. e s5.ee-. % cents for a l.s.i.s GEt ;z=3= ,..tEe. .i I walk qp t0 t3ie ef@H=is5='ee. : i6 i.s an. as, Tor # Ike T man.
 Th =asiyice 3as @fee#ed Hith geeae afp!aa15. a:4d the .ailaay pfess.aeiz. sta q 4i3 aafid : s5@=a ot=9 5eees.
 'Fhe'ygEy ae.t ornHass ;l=tspfar l#5oti- iu@ ...e fctiaH VI, ty}} i4!i 5lle4.ltar of4ee If iee a'at.s.. assla. haHa.aze 2 note to t,se eaeuk. said. T 5le.sse=s Give this t5 tAa president He ate read as fal- l3s.z
 T la4e ra,a $24 IF t!Gs sgif ot clothes. >a--1a tur eai# al=sl.8as= =as:: 5e cents tar I hi. eist and q @,lave. have NaIked freia tfa1l5..t. t.;s.lJi would ike a iHb az conductor 0a y aG road
 t4e ssot the iop.
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HURgO2 OF THE HOUR
H capital S" :.
Sotice |, Burglars.

e1rta5A Weodbriisa street r!er. chan1 who has been trequeatIy sie- tfn ot safe tloWefs lssss .e6aatee' 2 lsey q aHd somewhat AHiH9fege t5sa af safespalding his maaey ys u3t* .F9hs slepreaat.aas that mi4At e-2ta.l= plated Ay individuals IT.. t'.l.'..i ous trateePk .Af=es Ai~
 perienee F deeae#. g#5t s5a NaS.2.t fhe test' piaee ia asl.e. Hs.iz .21 Ne.s Sables aad henaw fHf.i sts#;! gaelieeaf promptly h@nk.a IFS ITO E and of takins WA#4tersr at ya'#e=fs " tIta safe at the elose 2i t.4a d2. lEa,le
 Hith lin II as eracEsuea nIt H.s s.Ia ION nighss #t i'd pieS sHes I'4s.ad .tel t of !4e safe il black, c3Dsr.aHo E.H is t5iy sisa Notice. =l'leasa { Het blow oQen the safe. lferp is.# taa l5eF.'
 And, sure onoa-a, tAe key t8 tae safe aIan@s over the ST. being suspended from che If the hiage5 Detoit Free 1'ress.
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Dangers of s2. nstas.eag.s.

The 25.tlled essential oti of atf oI1ds, whitA N'fVa d5lu5eA sg.pnit.S t..s #.f5u- lar ilayQln& f.i' sVge@s and ea3 atien- cry known as ''t:,.ata. cGHt25a@ in its strongest form ! sIeiciGat pcrceata@e of hydrocyau.v ae.d ta n4a1e it I.@Aiy dangerous. young u=.tu Who Was pN- ecptia- un oraeI ly pouring t rom q large bottle t7 I >Mallef eae Betta'd that he bad uot put tt3e lahsi quite straight 0a l52 smaller bottle aud toots it off again. Before replacing the label he licked 1t to make sure of it's sticking properly Eat while pouring he had inadvertently let ! drop=or two tlicllle on the outside of the bottle where he had affixed the label Then when he touched tie label with his tongue he felt aS if something shot along that member and also a jump of his heart So h. rushed to q tap, which was for turately close at hand. and put his tongue under the runains water. Never as long as lie lived. Eo said. would he forget that poisoning sensation.-Cham- bers' Journal
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V aste Of lass.t9e.

Thr lawyers were d.Sgfss!H@ the ne7. its and dUmerits ot a veil I1oHn i3gt ili- Der If the New Orleans tar who hG4 beeA eathefea to His fathers. aIai s.s.p of the panty. eazs the New G5!aaa $ Taaps=IfQneerat tee5ellta !ae time when he ss,=.ied il the eld uaa's office.
 NJ haa o copying eierk Wfese ia- efficiency eoajfnudlly worked tse j4a@e. uP=tl 6,8e Ia.st a. -Plasiaa. fae t!a.., 3 4.za= .a~slt f,'l e Ie l9p of l4Hs Gastf a9tl ee3=teae Ne #.E s'l4 el59s. a.,1. t.fszi a Gaae as aa attll his N,
 i ias Aa5 4aeGs n talg ta tae Ja..Hta @efe- aaa4 I, 95gett1s III aE7Eg F= -e pat oa As Hat aHa tzfz 8.-t
 -& ne e.sytees Isa l5a.sa n [ his Leaa as tsd .57 a5sf aa : II shaa st5rT q'a7' s#oa Il as'a led flI@#tsa=4 asa i.z4lIl 5s'= ed
 '.AmtliH@ er=WreI
 "N44. el#e taUder laa eiI aHtia mn 1oa are 0aIs much pasta.a fer second cla a5ter
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Hay crsus Oats.

aI soe.. said tlle truck horse as he loo5ed over tlse top of his morning pa- pp see tuat the price of oats is go- iug Gp
 Well" said Gle sagacious old nag that drew the doesofs phaeton, "there k aHe sure thing, and thaf is they can.t put my into it's place."
 gAnl why uot*a inquired tie truck hnese
 4reeauSc it would ga against tine grain replied tue doctors nas.- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Sill CONC ON.

That special safe a5 the Packet. Here are some Of our prices:
 pair ladies' shoes ..=... =. ..25e pair mans shoes 75e pair child's shoes ..25e l dozen men's linen collars 25e 1=Y. B. corset ..=.=.=..-- 5oe r. < s corset z5oc habo corset .....#.#..=. z59s '3 caspidors :. =....z25e white granite boEI a1a pitcher 755
 set cups and sarcefs see { fazt window shades 20e T large lanz.. 2. -, 2.f#1 z Lac from D man cap .=..-,. ...#...#.=.#.z. ffe Embroidery from zllp Silk gloves 15c good cape ....... 5ae , dozen collar buttoEa 95e 6 cards hoeA and eyes 05c pretty hat pin . .=..495e 1 pair ladies fine eff buttons 19c l hair retainer =.-.#...i9c sash pin :. .. .#.#-=...#..=...= .=-..lac Prints .=.. fc per yard 'zi2nnalafts .412c i1e}fale .=-....#,-.#a.. Dc Blaaehed domestic .............. ..4c
 rown domestic .. :. ,,....3c Ladies handkerehiaf3 ..=..,. 2o Mems handkerchiefs ...,... .2e Towels 2
 THE RhGNET.
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Knstnr, Mon.

EarNeS don't know whether it is in tla atmosphere or tho snrroHndingSs bHt the ellact of lectures on me is not always the satae.
 H0Wos Probably not.
 Harnes-Whcn Professor Belchor Ice lures down nj the Lyeeum, l inyaria- bly % to sleep, whereas when my wife lectures me after going to bed l am as wide awake as can be. And I'm not at all interested in her subject Funny, ain't it?-Best0n Transcript.
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FIoncfu.

Editor to artisH-l refused this drawin@ ! year aso. Why do you bring il here again
 Ar,ist-I thought you would have had more experience by this time and know a gool drawing when you see it. Boston Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-17

When you have anything to say in business office. ire and fall back. Ycur surplus talking should be done in parlor-Atealson Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-17
PILES! PILES! PllESL

Dr, Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared to cure Piles and DOES IF in short order Easy to apply every box guaranteed, soc and s10o All druggists or by mail. WILLIAMS MFG CO, CLEvE,
 LAND, OHIO.
 Wholesale and retail by W. L. De
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
2nyembura

ure m rs. = sSn 9intaeu
fubr Elm talter 8libitrabl in bic Stride
inS ri4tete betrddtli@en Sdaben an.
Sn @ormelbinsen bat man NIT
Den er1ten Nrbeiten fur BEN gau Der
Wahsrleituns bssOnnen. Sn Sn=
ssloort di9srte cine Seuersbrunlt
Wobn1ous unb Stauuns bes Gual0bz
rlers Sbeob. nrtb elm. Su Oerenz
ba9 wurben bic 8obnbduier Ser saoz
lobnertamilien Srans aloiter unb
wti6. aatl bur6 Seuer serltOrt -Sn
plllln9en purben bic @ebduli6feiteu
Oss aderers gni9 elm Rarb Ser Siam
men. = auf benz &nupp Bel Nieber=
ptls brad Seuer in benz @obnbouI,
oes arbeiters Sdaad aus, peldes
aa3 oas Wobnbaus bes saslobners
Martin ersriff unb beibe 5duier total
etnal9erte. - Sn Steinbrlden erlitt
Elm 6labrtses S0@terden bes 6anbels=
names eansers ben Slammentob, in=
benz ieine &leiber am Serbfeuer in
Sranb Serietben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Der .georbeern"-D0ss<rt.s ben 8. cetOber lsol.

bebuts Grridtuns zines Yrospmnas
fiums fir 100000 Mart nnb elmer
TurnbaIe fir $4,000 Mart.
&atferslautern. Der Silfss
fdaffner S~nfelsberser BON bier pers
ungliidte babur6, bab er fi9 auf benz
mad Neuntir9en fabrenoen perionens
aug Nadts gu neit auriidlebnte. nit
benz aopf an cine Bride i6lug unb 10
bonn Srittbrett gei9leuoert puroe.
Man fanb i'm tobt auf Der 8abnitrede.
2anb It |. Sn Sa4en bes
flii6ttgen DIRECTORS 9errle bonn bic
iisen 8oriduBberein purbe Der &afs
fier bes 8ereins, Seintbel, perbaftet
unb in bas acknowledgement in
3peibriiden eingeliefert. Seintbel pirb
nerfdiebener @erseben gesen bas Sc
nofIeni4aftsseieb bef4uloist, bic er in
@emeini9aft nit 9errle begansen
baden ion.
IN iesbae n. 9ie bieiige
Staotsemeinbe, tpelde bisber einen Or
beitsnadpeis nit Der polisei perbunz
ben fibrte, beabii9tist bemnG9ft elm
ftGbti54es Mrbeitsamt au erri6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Gffak-

5 bnrs. Sen aus Der
S9peiaer Qbtei Maria>S Stein ausses
m%ieienen 8enebiftiner, tpurbe auf bas
Griu9en bes Meter 8iidofs 8en5ler
BON Der 8eeieruns bas &e4t etnges
rGun1t, elm &lofter in 2%otbrinsen gu
griinben. sic miifen ii4 iebo4 pprz
FER als Seut19e naturalifiren lafen.
so B. Ser Sppbus 1T aud in benz
bena9barten 9apinsen ousgebro6en
unb nimmt cine srObsre Iusoebnuns
an als in friiberen Sabren. Gtne ur>
fade fir bas Muftreten biefer &ranfz
belt liegt in benz umftanb, bab ips5ieu
bic @rbeitertpobnunsen trob aner BE-
miibunsen Der Gefunbbeitstommiiiion
immer nod iberfiiat finb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
9rokGer3ogt6n,u SeGem.

9armitabt. Mnbisr bat iid
etne rGlettrO=4 utomobils8 ertebrs>G Sc
feui9aft" orsaniiirt, bic elettrif9e
Drof@ten unb Jraatfubrtperte sesen
biIises gntselt in ben 9ienit bes
Dffentliden 0ertebrs ftelen min.
Srtebberg. Ser l~ansidbrise
&reisratb bes &reiies Srieobers, ST.
beimer &esierunesratb Or. 8raben,
bate bic bieitssn @tabtperorbneten auf
bic neue StGbte>S rbnung pereibigt.
4uf benz 9eimganse brad er, bon
einem S9lasanfalle ~setroffen, tobt suz
fammen.
M ina 3. @pn Der Straffammer
purbe Der Gtnbre6er Seller BON bier,
Der pett iiber 40 Ginbrii6e in Manns
beim, Matna, @iesbaben, Srantfurt,
9eibelbers etc. peribt bate, gu flint
Sabren 3udtbaus perurtbeilt, na9rem
er in Mannbetm bereits bic slei4e
3u9tbausftrafe erbalten bate.
Naubei M. sSm bieiisen sroben
Sei9e ertrGnfte iib elm 2iebespaar, bic
16idbrige elite Start, So6ter zines
Birtbes, unb Der "a Sabre alte 9einz
rtd Steuernasel. Sobn zines Maurerz
meiiters.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
E9arfmgiC@e Sfaafen.

9era. Ser biefise @emeineberatb
fpra6 fi9 faft einitimmis i'm prin5ip
fir @infibruns Der 5euerbeftattuns
aus. Der Stabtratb purbe eriu9t,
benz 9emeinberatb cine 8Orlage pegen
grbauuns zines arematOriums por5us
lesen.
@otba a. Sir bas bier gu erri9s
tenbe Sentmal fir Grnit ben Sromz
men 5penbete Der &aiier einen 8eitras
bon 5000 Marf. 9amit iinb 10000
Mart fir ben beregten 3ned porbanz
ben, Weibna9ten 1901, am 300. Sc
burtstage bes Stifters bes sotbaii4en
9efammtbaufes, pirb Der 9runbitein
gu benz 9entmal selegt.
g 9 m II n. Ser Sleif9er Wils
belm 9uiter purbe gu einem Monat
9efdnsnib perurtbetlt, neil ct feinen
Sleifdpaaren, UNI bisfen elm frif9es
4usieben gu perleiben, seiunbbeitsz
i4dblide Stoffe beisemsnst bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
untpabre Ibatlacen uper etne Honlgss
@eburtStaaSfeier perDffentliht.

linpabre Sbat1aheu uper etne Eonlgss
@eburtstassfeier perOffentlidt.
8orna. Nahbem in Der Slur gu
Heais burd 81 8obrlD6er bic Mdhs
tiateit bes bort Dor Ginger s3eit entbeds
ten aoblenlasers nit burdi6nittli1
16 Meter nadsenieien pproen, purben
bic in umfansret6fter WeiIe betriebenen
Iuf16lubarbeiten abermals bon grs
fplg getrDnt, inoem nit benz S9urfs
f6a1t bic &oble errei6t unb auf bret
Dieter bur4teuft purbe.
Soben It n 6 r # t + a |.
Der Sanbelsmann 9ermann 8lib, pels
der Bis por Sabresfriit i'm Srtstbeile
Neuitabt Elm &ur5z unb 8alanteriez
tpaarensg efddft betrieb unb bann tpes
gen We9felfdlf4uneen unter 3uriids
laFung Der iibrisen Camille nit isinem
apDlfidbrigen Spbne mad Imerita
fliidtete, bat ii9 nit benz anaben pers
siftet.
2eipsts. Die &ontursperpalter
Der por mebreren Monaten pertra6ten
.2eipsiser 8ant," beren 3ufammenz
bru9 10 piele seiddftli6e 3ataitropben
na6 fi9 sos, ben Huin 9unberter bon
griitenaen berbeifiibrte unO gu aablreis
den Selbitmorben InlaB CAB. pers
0ffentlidten iiinsit bic 8ontursbilans.
Der 5eblbetras bes Snitituts felt fid
barna9 auf bic borrenbe Summe bon
43, 1000, 900 Mart.
8 IN | d a II. Die bieiise Stabtsez
meinbe mar fir biefes Sabr nit $751;
43O Marf ginfommer abeei9dbt tporz
ben, retlamirte aber basesen unb erz
aielte Serabfebuns bes 8etrases auf
227,0S7 Mart, besiebeAtli4 9erabz
iebuns Der Gintommenfteuer bon 49,
$50 Mart auf 9O4O Mart. SIN &etlas
mationsperfabren tpurbe anertannt,
bab aud Der fir semeinniibise 3pede
befimmte Reinsetpinn Der Spartafe
unb berslethen anitalten eintommens
fteuerfrei lei.
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Srefe $td6fe.

9amburg. Oas @orlefunssperz
aeidniB Der hamburger Oberi9ulbes
bDrbe fir bas lebter Sage besonnene
Winteriemeiter tpeift 107 9oaenten auf,
barunter 20 profeforen beutider
9odf9ulen. 9amburs beiist bic be-
beutenbfte 8oltsbodf9ule in 9euti9s
lanb.-9as 2anbseri9t nerurtbetlte
ben 9o9itapler Peter Stole, tpel9er
am 0erbb=Sa Gage benz Nep Yorter Bil=
liam Wenbel cine 8rieftai9e nit 65,=
900 Mart ftabl, gu brei Sabren &C.
fGnsnib.
8remen. gtner Der Glteiten unb
betannteften &apitdne bes Norbbeuts
f9en 2lopb, 8. Supmer, trat Dor &ur=
gem in ben Sutherland, Bel tpelber Sc
lesenbeit linn bonn &aifer Der &otbe
Nblerorben 4. &lafe berlieben purbe.
Supmer ipurbe i'm Sabre 1888 in &o@
ftod eeboren; er trat 1873 als Sffisier
beim Norbbeuti9en 2loDb elm unb
purbe i'm Sabre 1886 gum &apitGn
befOrbert. 3uleBt befebliste er ben
9ampfer rSa9fen." -8egen GROCER
8eruntreuunsen tpurbe Der 8u9balter
Der bieiigen neuen Sparfafe, OOring,
in 9aft senommen.
il b d. Oabter taeten lebtbin
Der spDlfte Sabresz aonbent Der beutz
iden fosialbemotratifden Partei, To-
pte Der 8erbanb beutf9er 8eperbesez
ri6te. Die 8eriammlung bes lebteren
mar nit It's 0ertretern aus allen Sbei=
len bes &ei9es b~ei9idt.-9eftorben 1T
bier Der Maior ST. b. gssers. Ser
@ntf9lafene, Der bas bobe glitter bon
80 Sabren erreidte, mar elmer Der
dlteften. tpenn nidt Der dlteite Sffiaier
Der ebemalisen i9lespisz boliteinifaen
Wrmee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
@lrftem6era.

Stuttaart. Die tpiirttembers
glide Resieruns bat iia entf9lohen,
ben Observation-Disclosures ibres 2cns
bes ie elm Gremplar Der piirttembersis
fden @etperbesS nipeftionsberi4te gu
iibermitteln, bic aaiGbrli4 erf4einen
unb bon io5ialpolitif9em @erftdnbnib
unb l1nbefansenbsit ibrer @erfaher
5eugen.
9. Na9 lansen @erz
banblungen 1T bas felt 1862 %beitebenbe,
Der @ereinisten Mussburser @aspertz
gefelf9aft eebOrtse @aspert UNI bic
Summe bon $1,000 Marf in ben 8eiib
Der Stabt iibersesansen. Oiefe pirb
bafelbe bebeutenb ertpeitern unb ben
sanaen 8etrieb entipre4enb umseitaIs
ten.
5eiIbronn. Gnsbersiser poliz
aeiseift bat es fertis sebra9t, alteinsez
tpurselten 8olfsfeften, ben Dffentliden
r9erbfpartien," bic alidbrIi9 bic an
eemeine Weinleie einleiten, bas 2ebensz
li9t aussublaien. Die 8%erorbnune.
beren Snfpirator feltfamer Weiie Der
9auptmatabator friberer 8eranitalz
tungen, Sberbiirsermeiiter 9eselmaier
if, fanb oberamtlide geftdtisuns. Sie
l1nterbriidung biefer 8olfsbeluitisuns
gen Fat natiirli9 cine srobe @erbittez
rung berporserufen, bic um 10 besreifz
li6er lit, neil tie cine sef9dftlide S4dz
bisung befiir9ten ldbt. Ser 8runb
Der MaBregel 1T cine i'm Dorigen Sabr
entrtrte &eilerei grDBeren Stils.
Sbernborf. Sier ftarb i'm
Otter BON 70 Sabren 4ltf9ultbsiB
9iinter. Ser 8eritprbene uar iiber
Is Sabre Stabtporftanb unb lebte felt
q Sabren i'm Gubeitanb.
Il I m. Sn Solse Der Daaniebers
leguns fommen beri9iebene 8auli9fet=
ten bes tDnisli9en 5tlial<N rttaeriez
bepots gum Mbbru6. oils Griabbauz
ten biefiir tperOen nun auf benz Stub
berg Elm Sriebenslaboratorium, iopie
elm @ei4oB> unb Elm 3inbunsenz
masasin bersefte1t. Der @eiammtz
porani&las belduft fid auf etpo 1907
600 Mdrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Sir bDbeS Sitter.

fur bic alten pie fur bic v@abies"
1T bic sleide Silans ber @elunbbeit
mi9tiser als irsenb etpas anberes
auf ber. @elt. Oie etpaise @eiunb-
belt i'm alter lift nidt gut nod fart; fe
1T nur .eben. Sa sibt es MIR elm @nbe,
Der Sob, fur ben Srubet, Der iid BEL
ibrem gerluite einitelt. Sie foute ae=
ptlest merben rpie bic zines rgabps."
Seren i3ufunft lit furs, aber uie
anOert's ii6 gum COMFORT fie fdldst
Inn entpeber in Sdmers ober lansan=
oalernbes Sersnisen! Scott's @u,=
lllliol1 pom Sebertbran. Del - fur iebr
alte unb iebr iunse in perIdiebenen
WeSen-iit sas Gabrmittel, bielen elei=
den 9eiunbbeitssuitanb gu iidern. 1t