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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

A London cablegr;lm of Jan. i
saws: It is almost certain that
Mr.. Kruger will go to America
in February, probably accompan-
led by w. II. Stead, who will make
a ringing campaign in behalf of
stopping the war. A press cor
respondent saw Mr.. Stead just
before he left for Paris in com
pany with John b. Milholland,
who bore an invitation from pro
minent New Workers to Mr.. kru-
ger to visit America. While in
Paris they will see the leaders of
the arbitration movementin Eur
ope and decidedetinitely on plans.
Mr.. Stead, said:
"The time has come for Presl-
dent Kruger to play his trump
card and boldly declare his inten
ton to visit President Mckinley
in order to plead with him the
cause of the independence Of the
South African republics.
kruger is looked at asl1ance
in Germany and Austria, because
he is the president Of a republic.
but he thinks this will not be re-
garded as disqualification for
his reception by the president of
the greatest republic in the
world.
"Re does not believe the Amer
lean government is Indifferent to
the war the Beers are waging
against the British monarchy.
If he goes to America he will go
as a president to visit presi-
dent.
.'He will arrive in New York in
the middle of February. The
state of his health is not regarded
as likely to deter him from eros
sing the Atlantic.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

Gov. Pingree, who was once
the popular idol in Michigan, is
now the popular scrapegoat, and
goes out of his Office with the
contempt Of the whole country.
He had become so imbued with
his own pompousness that he
thought he was the whole works
and started in to roast the
Michigan courts and newspapers.
When the newspapers gel
through with Pingree he will
think he has been run through
a crematory. Pingree started
out to make q great record for
himself but like lots Of other
good men who went astray on
the silver question he has con-
tinued to develop SYMPTOMS of a
weak mind-in other words he
is ''nutty." Small Potatoes Pin
gree! Great is the fall.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

Nevada. that has suffered for
years with populism in it's most
virulent form. is now Threatened
and insulted with the propo
Sition of Il state lottery to pull it
out of the hole and onto its fin
ancial feet. When IL spar rsely
settled, undeveloped state be-
gins to show. for one reason or
other. some marks Ct running
down at the heel, the first ma
terialiZation on It's horizon is q,
herd of heelers for a lottery
enterprise. offering to pay into
the state treasury from their ILL.,
to-be-yotten profits q sufficient
sum to maintain the officials and
the dignity Of the commonwealth
with ease, modestly asking in re-
turn only that the state prosti
tute itself by giving them in some
form of state charter the license
to plunder as many dures as
their ingenius devices may bring
to their uet.
But there are some consci-
ences in Nevada not dead aud
they have banded together us an
anti-lottery league whose mem
bers are pledged to use all
honorable means at their COM
mand to kill the scheme at the
incoming legislature-or if it
passes to politically kill the mem
bers of the legislature.
North Dakota knows what Il
fight Nevada has to put up-for
we have been there. And we
wish the ''suge hens" of the sill
yer state, as her state motto,
willing and able" to rebuke
their enemies.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
BINFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs Greenland left
for Cooperstown last Saturday to
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Clara Greenland came up
last Saturday to spend Sunday
with her sister.
George Mckinney returned
from Fargo last Friday.
DR.. Brimi. of Cooperstown.
gave us a short call last week.
Russell Purinton was in towll
last week and he reports Mrs.
Purinton a good deal better.
Mr.. ChristiansoE, of Coopers-
town, drove into town last Sun
day to shake hands with friends.
KNIT Norsving left last Mon
day for Hoop, N. D. We are sor-
nv to see Knut go.
Mike Bardo left for Dazey last
Saturday. where he will spend a
few days visiting.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
a Life and Death Fight

W. 4. Hines. of Manchester, Ia..
writing of his almost miraculous es-
after measles lndnced serious lung
noube, which ended in consumption.
had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed nigh, day. All my doctors
said must soon die Ah+n bagan to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which completely cure me.
T would not be without it even if it cost
S. Il bottle. Hundreds have used it on
my recommendation and all say it
never fails to cure throat, chest and
lung troubles" Regular size soc aud
ST.. Trial bottles free ut Bateman's L.
Co., drug store.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
Met at Bismarck Tuesday
and Elected
r. M. POLLOCK,
Of Cass County, Speaker
Of the House.

The senate organized with the fol
lowing officers:
President pro. TEN. .-.lud LaMoure.
Pclnbina.
Secretary George L. Townes. llth
district
First Assistant Ing Moe. 18th dis
tritt.
Second Assistant -Rugnlie. oo2d dis
trct.
Ser.eant-at- Arms s-Col. Brown, .th
district.
Assistant Wilcox. Goth district.
E.ngrossing clerk--l.. D. McGahan.
Devils Lake.
Postmaster--l.. Pnrrit1. 10th distric,
a,chman- B. Schmidt. 9th district
Bill Clerk -Hoi,on. 9th district
Journal ellen X Mrs. l.. Nj. Brown,
tooperstown.
Assistant Miss Coleman. ,lst dis
trict.
Aiesscnger-Wm Warren, l4lh dis
tr;ct.
Clerk Judiciary Gibson, 18th
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

Walter Cushing will do legis-
lative reporting for the Bis
marck Tribune which ought to
make that paper very newsy and
inte, estiny. In the meantime
Waits Belgium hare business
will run itself. Bytheway
every body ought to have the
daily Tribune during the session
Only :5l.O0. Leave your order
with the Courier.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

The Kenmare News sends out
neat little booklet showing up
the resources of that section of
country in good shape The
booklet is by no means intended
as a boom for Kenmare OF Ward
county but just to show up the
advantages of the country The
prnprietors of the News are very
enterprising, and their work is
neat anl artistic.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
The Griggs Courier.
P r. TRUBSHAW. EDITOR.
END OF VOL. XVIII.

With this issue the Courier
winds up the eighteenth year OF
it's existence. almost thirteen of
which has been under the editor
ial management OF the writer.
We have seen our town grow
from a side track, us it were, to
one of the best towns of North
Dakota, ana a good deal Of this
growth is due to the influence Of
the local paper that has for IL
years past shown up week after
week the advantages OF our
section Of country and Of our
town. Hundreds of Couriers are
weekly mailed to almost every
state in the union and wherever
one of these papers stop u word
for North Dakota and Coopers-
town stops right with it and the
people know that our town is on
the map. AS we start in on the
new century and our nineteenth
wear we can congratulate ourself
on the fact that the Courier is
prosperous and for that we must
accord our thanks to the friends
and patrons of the paper. We
have appreciated all they have
done for us and hope to merit a
continuance of their patronage.
The Courier can be cle,ssed as a
pioneer now and is here to stay,
although it's present editor hard
ly hopes to be present and ex-
tend the glad hand to it's friends
at the dawn of the twenty first
century. By that time we ex-
pect the Courier will be coming
out daily, printed on presses
run by electricity. etc, and THAT
Cooperstown will be the me-
tropo]is of the state with
a population of at least
half million. In conclusion if
YOU have a friend down east who
is grubbing along on a ten acre
patch and is dissatisfied with his
lot, send him the Courier for Il
year, that will put him in q bet
ter frame of mind and he will
soon be coming to North Dakota.
the garden spot as we'll as the
bread basket of the world.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

Ignatius Donnelly, the great
popul,sl politician and writer is
dead. The deceased WAS a man
prominent in public life for a
great many years and has writ
ten several books. He was the
nominee of the middle-of-the
road populists for vice, president
during the late campaign. He
was also editor of the Independ-
ent. a reform paper.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

The editor of the Wimbledon
News. who has just paid visit
to Portal, says that they have
the finest whi>key in the land at
the place-because it is close to
the border. Now that the News
mas advertised this fact we look
for IL large immigration to that
point in the spring.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

1t is now reported for the six
-ty-ninth time that the insurgent
leader, Aguinaldo, is really and
truly dead. Now if our police
officials can only be positively
cert in that they have the only
Pat Grove what "a load of trouble
and anxiety will be lifted from
the mind.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

If the legislature wants to do q
sensible and wise act during it's
brief stay at Bismarck, let it
abolish the railroad commission.
t e forestery commission and
the training school business.
T ,ese are three Injuries that our
overburdened with debts state
can do away with for some time
to came. The former is one of
the biggest farces ON record and
is simply IL junket and q jolly
good time for the commissioners
at the expense of the people, with
II fat salary attachment. Let $
wipe out IL few of these useless
institutions aud lower taxation
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

All the newspaper boys will be
pleased to welcome e. II. Pierce
back in the editorial harness.
he is now editor of the Grafton
Record, while the owner, A. L.
Woods, has accepted the position
Of deputy state superintendent
of public instruction.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

a.
by the Degree of Honor
and friends OF the mem
bers of the order. Grand Mas
ter Workman Alf. r. Ellsworth,
of Jamestown, was present and
inst lied the new officers public
| Mr.. Ellsworth has the ritual
down pat and the ceremonies
went OF in fine shape. The fol
lowing officers We're installed:
M. F. Wa>hburn, NJ. w.
O. S. Gunder SON, Foreman.
S. Almklov. Oveerseer.
j. d. Johnson. Financier.
p. d. Nelson, Receiver.
j. G. Regnery. Recorder.
c.. M. Marsh. Guide.
Tho mas Hare, Inside Watch
Elick Erickson, Trustee.
The grand master Workman
then gave the screen work with
the charges interspersed, show
Ing up the work OF the order and
the charitable side Of q Work man
organization. in such ;ln impress
sive and earnest manner as to
deeply impress those present.
Mr.. Ellworth : able work along
this line has undoubtedly done
much good for the order. Fol
lowing Ills work came games
and other amuse.l ents until
til about II O'Clock, when the
guests, after parlaki 'g of elegant
refreshments furnished 10y Ca
terer Marquardt, LETT for their
homes having enjoyed the even
ing with Griggs Lodge No. 13.
Mrs. j. N. Brown secured first
prize for being the best crokinole
player, and Sam Langford cap
tured the BOBBY prize for being
the worst player.
The real fun of the night came
after all the guests had gone
home, when the lodge was called
to order and IL victim, in the per-
son of DR.. w. r. Tymms, was
captured, and made to ride the
goat, and all those who have
ridden a Workman g.'at can tes-
lify that it beats a West Point
hazing social all to smash. The
doctor realized that he was up
against the real thing in goats
very quickly and we question if
he sits down at all now when
making calls-staneliny being
much easier. Mr. Ellsworth
again gave the work in fine shape
while the boys Of the lodge work
ed the goat and the genial doctor
to standstill. There was a hot
time all around and nobody
knows it better than Bro. Tymms.
Grand Master Workman Ellis
worth went to Hannaford Thurs
day to initiate a candidate for
that lodge.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

The legislature has been
turned loose at Bismarck and we
can look forward to some lively
times for the next few weeks.
That short session resolution
will undoubtedly get lost in the
shuttle, as usual,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
\ White Wa1.lx.

Eoley'- Kidney Cure is q perfectly
reliable preparation foe all kidneg and
bladder diseases. The proprie,ors of
this great medicine guarantee it or the
money refunded. DO they not deserve
Il white mark.
For sale Fl. II. BATEMAN & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

The Irish got it in the neck at
Bismarck. We allude to Well
ington Irysh who got turned
down for chief enrolling clerk of
the house at Bismarck, and we
are sorry for Wellington is a
guide faller.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

MIR. Adams left for lis home
at jamestown Saturday.
Mr.. Hamilton wants u white
horse for driving purposes.
Mr.. Lewis is hard ut work doc
toring the sick these days.
Eid is going to lower the first
curbing Feb IL.
Knut Rogney is hard ut work
making up lost time
g. G.. Amadon went out twenty
miles to press 100 tons of hay
for .Jehn Ole. of Cooperstown, last
Monday.
1t is hard on the Peterson
Mercantile Company as all the
boys have quit drinking hot Ole.
Another of these fantastic
pleasures are to be held at the
NJ W. A. hall next Friday even
ing. Jan. II. Everybody come.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

district.
Proof Reader NJ. a. Shirley. Eth
district
Chaulain--A. A. joss, Bismarck.
The house organized with the fol-
loMih. officers:
Sneaker r-R. NJ. Pollock. of Cass.
Chief clerk Joseph Scanlon. Grand
Forks.
Assistant clerk w. ID. Austir, Cass.
Bill clerk Z. T.. Ellis, Bar, es.
Sergeaut-at- Arms Thus. Harris IN,
rraiN.
Journcl clerk-Wm. Surerus, Penn
bina.
Judiciary c"mmittce-.A. NJ. Bald.
VIII. tuoperstnwn.
Messenger \ knauf. Stnssman.
/. Guessing and enrolling cIerk-W.
\. Clark. Cnss.
Po-,m ,ster-C. l.. lsk. Richland.
Watchman III. B. Leyam, reason.
Chaplain-Rev. Gurnsey, Burl'igh.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
A. @. u. w.
The New Officers Installed
By the GRAND Master
Workman.

q Griggs Lodge No. 13,
kShada royal good time last
B Wednesday night, being
$ assisted part of the time
by the Degree of Honor
and friends OF the mem
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10

The experience gained by our
farmers during last season
ought to be we'll remembered i'm
the future. No farmer should
absolutely rely on his sloughs
for hay and feed for his stock
but should make some provision
by sowing some kind of feed or
grass. Millet and such kind of
grasses will grow under adverse
circumstances and Il good stack
Of millet would come in very
handy for stock during the Win
ter. 1t is hardly probable that
we shall have such another dry
spell again for some time. but
there is an old saying that a
stitch in time saves nine" and
Il good stack Of feed may save
several head Of stock some time.
The country now awaits a
white washed report Of the COM
mitlee of investigation of the
"Booz" hazing case at West
Point. 1t will be remembered
that this student lost his life as a
result Of the severe treatment
received. Other students testi-
fed that they received brutal
treatment. yet the commanding
officer says the practice of hazing
has been stopped and that what
the Students get in the place of
hazing is calculated to make men
Of the victims. This business
has gone about about far enough
and some of the officers and
students should be indicted for
manslaughter. We look for q
white wash by the court Of in
quiry and the work of killing and
manning students to make men
of them will continue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Ser ,sOrbaerr'-DDnnertas ben 90. Stunt 1907.

~. ~..~ y...uuy IuyIru. Uve GEE
fummte Mrbeit mub Dor Sasesanbrun
setban tperben. unb ieben Morsen por
feds 1ibr 1T ihon tpieber Elm 9eles
gramm in ben 9anben bes Isenten auf
benz 2anbe, tpelGes i'm iiber ben er5tel>
ten Yreis unb bic Mense Der ,leuers
binss ben0tbisten grbbeeren senau ins
fprmtrt.
Der preis Der grpbeeren riatet fiG
ielbfperitdnblid tpie Der iebes anberen
Mrtitels sans nod 8ebarf unb Mnses
bot, unb in elmer Saiion nit febr retz
der Grnte BON sufriebenftellenber Auas
lttdt mag Der Sarmer beftenfaas auf
feline Soften fommen; TT iebo4 bic
Grnte Bel gutter Sruat nur eben bins
reidenp, ben 9ebarf Des CHARITIES gu
beden. 10 mag fi9 fir ben Sarmer elm
i9onsr profit ergeben. 9ie Soften
fir bic grnte unb ben @erianbt Der
grbbeeren bleiben bie1elben, slei9sils
tis, Of bic Srudt brei, pber a9t unb
sebn Gents per Auart brinst.
Die 9olsI9a9teln unb gadfOrbe,
ipel6e sur @erpadune Der Grbbeeren
benDtbist tperben, muB felt einigen
Sabren Der Garmer auf feline Soften
betitelIen. Sriiber forsten 9terfiir Der
&anfmann unb g%intGufer, tpel4e bic
leerer &iften benz Sarmer INNER tpiez
Der retpurnirten, bod ertpies fih bieie
manipulation ais foftfpielig nnb uns
praftii9, unb our 3eit perben bic
Scribe unb S9u9teln einfa4 peggez
Oorfen, ipsnn iie einnal beniibt porben
Erh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
siebsn Sabre im Sett.

u@eroen @unuer lie aufbOren?"
frasten bic Sreunbe pom Srau 8. geale
aus 2amrence, aan. sic mubte, bab
tie ni6t I'M Stanbe mar, ibr 8ett in
lieben Sabren ,uesen Nieren= u,b 2e=
bersS ei@werben, neruOier Nieberse=
ldlasenbeit unb a%lsemeiner S6pd6e
gu perlanen; aber rbret Slai6en
electric Sitters erm0slidten es mir
gu seben," i6reibt iie, runb in brei
Wonaten fiblte i6 rpie eine rleue Ser.
ion." Srauen Sic an &opfmeb, &it=
tenmeb, Neru0iitdt, S@la1oiisfeit,
Welandolie, S9winbel unb Obns
madt leiben, werben es ais uni9dss
barer SeSen erfennen. 8eriu9t's.
3%ufriebenbeit 1T sarantirt. s. So.
6ubn. Nur SCOTS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
cSuttae. ttitfeIoIfe nno aEfe

9erionen, psIde an trantem cher aaf6lpddtem
SufanSe bes &orpers pber geiites inioIge Str1.dldfiiS
9ung Der geiunbbeitsreseIu oher i~bcrbarter ar5tii Ieis
ben, pel5e neruos, mibe, p%er:aeeaS, idraditnnis,
meniteniteu iinb, im9tifen. in fengIteberu 1t ) in ter
Srlit Shutrs empfiuben. Iue EerioreH, rtite Sieis
Spmptone boben, iouten bieieu Irst ioicrt ooaiul;:rcr.
Or bat Sauienbe sebeilt. pe!de in ben Ies'sr Siaeieu
unb a%ufae9eben warer, sleiduiel, MGR c5 ~ueriebltc, Qers
iSnlite COMPILATION tit IN porseidritteuet Sd!en rotbz
penbia. Sebanblur9 eur9 Corresponding; ooer YateEtz
WebiSinen fann midi beiIen.
8erborgen frantbeiteH. @;ele Safe Crui.er
8ranfbeit weroen beim seibenben nitt ausssiu1ben,
mel9er in %pertsbrter sseiie b~ebanpelt wiro. Ole sr0Bt II
SoHnunsen uno bic an9euebmifn Srsuocn res XeaeH5
burb 8rantbeit 3eritort peroen. Durh Hnteriuturs bes
Urine mag cine erulte Srautbeit ~feitseiteut pero. II, teuor
andre Sei6cn portreten.
@ nnberbareSetIunse 4, ~poaioaen il cIz
ten ddaen, bic peruadldiIist ober perteirt be5onodt
lpuroen. Refine Grperinisnte ober Gerieblungsa. 6etHe
nnbeilbarsn Tdue anseuommeu. gSenn guer Saa ruz
betlbar tit, 10 werbet ibr fret bic gSabrheit boreu uno err
iubt perben, guer Selo 81 iparsn. SauieISe sebeili,
natbem iR, benz Eobe periuuen, oufeessbeu ipuroen.
9erionen, pelhe pom Seim=aer,ten Suiriepsuiteuenb be-
hanbelt werben, iinb nidt eriudt porsuiprehsn. 0tebiz
Sineu periaubt mad ireenb tuemTei bergSelt. Goniultcs
tion fret unb pertraulib. Ssadtet ben SeiEds.aa.
@enn Shr nidt poriprcdeu t6nnt, idreibt I'M siueu gus
ten Statb. @brefie: Or. . owntns
1907 Sdiuer>G bsater>@ebduoe, Gtica3n, =.
507 Boston SIod, Nianeapol:5, =" =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Cine i9redli9e Grplojion

Zines @aiolinofens perbranute bier
eine Dame in entieslider Weile,"
Srau galmer pom &irfman,
So. vOie beiten Doctoren fonnten
bic laufenbe Wunbe. wel6e folste,
ni@t beilen, aber 8udlen's @rniea
Salbe beilte tie poafdnbis." l1nfebl=
bar sesen S@nitte, 9abnerausen,
@unben, 8eulen, Nueti@unsen,
6autfranfbeiten unb 9dmorrboiben.
BET S. W. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Tragt die die SOre, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft
':s::'; &MzZZZw

gel tut isar etrel suitTs JrupeIz oDer
feiner einen 8utterteis bereitet, ben
mar, ousrout, paiienb aure9t f9neibet
unb uber tie Sdifel legt. Ser pie
ipiro cine Stunne i'm Diem gebaden
unb in Ger Jorm feroirt.
Sas Refenbfuten. Nafen=
bGuten toiro meiIt pur9 3erreiben BON
8lutsefGbsn in Der Maienfdleimbaut
bsroorgerufen. Die einfa9ite Gnt1
ftebungsuric9e folder Gefdbserreis
buns 6ilben @erleBuneen brr9 SAlas,
SAL rber Gtpb, Iobann treten bGufis
Naienbluturacn in Solse bon 9lutonz
brang gum 8opfe auf, nansntli9 BET
9ersz unb 2ungenfrantbeiten uno
GrppfseidpIltsn, au9 fdeinen sez
piTie grrlahrunssitDrungen 9~aienbluz
ten i'm Gefplge gu baben. 9eringere
Mengsn 8l::tes, die aus ber Haie fife
Zen, bahsn feline na9tbeilige Solaen,
sr6Bere 9lutunsen miifen f6on tpegsn
hes S9obens, ben elm GROCER 8lutper>
luft als folder benz &Drper aufiist,
ensrgii9, ebentuen nit 9ilfe bes Mrs@
tes, seftint perben. Sft auftretenbes
Naienbluten erfprbert drStliGe Inter
iu4unsen res augemeincn ROrperau>
ftanoes bes &ranten. oa es ni4t aG5u
felten bas Mnseiden zines b~etebenben.
eingreifenberen Nafenleioens ober ether
augemeinen grfranfuns 1T. 5ali4 1T
es, tpie bas getpDbnli4 sei4iebt, Bel
Naienblutunsen ben 8opf mad por, gu
neigen unb taltes Wafer in bic Nafe
ein3uaieben; AUDI bas GinSieben bon
@ffe in bic Naie, Elm febr hdufis oneez
tponbtes @oltsmittel. lit apedlos. Ges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Rid1tfue Rrfruh1ttnn.

o.: SD babe mir beute bret &ros
men ausleiben miifen. 50. nOann
bab' i9 ia nod mebr als 9u."-4.
$50, i9 bsnfe, 9u bait nur sebn &reuz
ser?"-8.: r4uerbinss, aber bas
finb bod meine aebn areuaer, pdhz
renb 9u frei &ronen S9uIben
hnHi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
&h1lnu.

Mabame GUM 0ienftmabden,
tpel9es am Mbenb porber i'm Seller
Rattensift seitreut bait: rIber, Ma<
RE, pte fDnnen sic 70 bumm fein unb
bic Slai9e nit benz Sobtenfopf neben
benz binseftreuten @ift fteben laKen-
ba tperben Die Staten felbftDeritdnbli9
nidt 1eranaehen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

o.: ngeftern @ormittag bDrte id
aus 9einer Wobnuns pra9tboles
&labierfpiel." 80. n9as NOR Der
9eri9tsDouaieber, pel9er nod raid
elm babies Stiinb9en auf benz f9Dnen
Sn1trumente seipielt fat, ebe er es bers
1tegelte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
die hu1tufurrrnu.

a.: Scr 8ureaubiener S9niBerl
f6eint ia ungemein beliebt Bel ben
8eamten gu fem, bei Der 8eerbisung
feiner Srau mar ia bas eanse Bureau
pertreten. 3: nWeil ie bait DO mir
NADIA fDnnen, mann Der 8%urearbiener
feblt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Gin Nuuetrertrr,

nN9 eeben sic, Serr Baron, bisisl@
BEN STANDARDIZATION baben Sic setpib
i9on bunbert anberen iunsen Samen
gefast--rQeb, bas rei9t ni4t, inGz
biaites SrGulein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
BnHhuff.

,0as muB man fasen, in Der Durft>
fi9e bon unierem 5leif9er iiebt man
niemals elm -nStimmt;
bas fommt ales in bic @urit!"