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Henson had preceded him, and had
found the task almost more than
his strength could cope with. Mr..
Ingram brought to it an untiring
vigor, and he established at once a
close bond of interest between the
young Oxonians and the work of the
settlement. He developed its activi-
ties both on the social side and on
the argumentative.
Sunday after Sunday he stood in
Victoria park, welcoming the argu-
ments of the atheists and meeting
them with style of eloquence which
began insensibly to assimilate itself
to their own. In Victoria park, that
arena of free speech, he took his
stand among the socialists with their
red flag. the Salvation Army with
it's brass band, the labor party, the
secularists, the Mormons, ubiquitous
gentleman with fads, and cranks of
all varieties. The appearance Of a
real parson" in the midst of these
groups was sufficiently novel to bring
a crowd, and it is to Bishop In
grams credit (and the secret of his
success in other directions) that he
could hold it. Humor, point, repar-
tee and pertinent anecdote-all of
these are his; and they only kept the
people agape while serious words
were deftly inserted. 1t is still easy,
as one hears him preach in St. Paul's,
to reconstruct the scene in the park,
and as a preacher the bishop will
probable carry the effects of it
through life.
1t is his practical way of doing the
days work in the slums around
Bethnal Green that is his chief char
acteristic, and no sketch of the new
bishop is complete without a refer
ence to it. When he went to Oxford
house, near by stood the first church
that was built in that district. The
inhabitants had given nothing to it.,
but some of them said they would
subscribe sixpence to hang the bish-
op when he came to consecratc it..
For these people the mission of Ok
ford house was threefold; it sought
to save their bodies, minds and spir-
its. 1t got at the bodies and minds
first, and as these grew cleaner it
touched their souls. The creation of
clubs was the first process-self-gov-
erning clubs, with all sorts of amuse-
ments and athletics. The boys are
reached first, and they came in out
of the streets. and learned to behave,
keep clean, play fair and idolize their
club. Then followed the men, and,
elsewhere, the girls and women. The
clubs were purely social clubs-there
was no buttonholing for evangelistic
purposes; but >out of the clubs grew
debating societies and lectures and
spirit of inquiry, and this led to
personal intercourse and influence,
and 20 on to Bible classes, and Sun
day talks, and all the rest. To all
this Ingram gave the ideal and the
impetus. and over 1t and in it he
worked night and dav.
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ment and decree mentioned, - Win nese fslly
spPeas by the said decree. reference to which .
kt.ssy made for sIe:tes sesSeisty; -
ment Of the said sum sdjudged asainst the aid
defendant 40 Aforesaid. and every part theftos,
epd there has been issued BY the clerk Of ssid
CONT, 2 certified copy Of said decree - my
authority, a. .heria Of said county Of Boulder,
for the making Of mid sale pursuant thereto, a.
is tn and by the said decree speci6caiiy provid-
Nov, rhere1ose. Notice 10 hereby siven that
purssast te tAs jsdgment and decree ste.e.id
and BY xiFtte q the power and authority IN
Nond4Y, III 10Th day Of Nay. 4. D. leu, ut
the s66sh f}ont door Of the court house II the
City ot Dco1def, County q Bosldef. and otate
Of fcotorado, st the hour Of eleven O'Clock IN the
the highest and best bidder and for the i,shess
and best price the same win bring In cash, the
q .:s .ss % se sed IA !. II: % stsa ss
scribed, that Is to say: The south half Of the
southeast quarter Of section numbered Thirty.
sig (s8), township numbered one(D north,
sixth principal meridian; and the east half Of
section numbered one ~ and the north half Of
section numbered twelve tl2). in tov.ship
In the County Of Boulder, IN the state Of Colo
RADIO Is Aforesaid, and also all buildings struct-
ures. mills; foundries. engines, boilers. punps.
na sRa%0 70 4ss Sss.e: ss Co.:
Company. Aforesaid. situate upon the above de-
the tenements. hered,taments, rights, 1raa
ehises. powers, privileges. immunities. ea.e:
ments and appurtenances unto the said land
belonging OF In any wise appertaining; owned
bold or used by the said company, which said
purpose: set forth in its said judgment ard de.
cree. The purchaser or purchasers st said sale
will receive from me, ~ sheriff. q certificate Of
purchase. similar In form to that required 10 be
given by sherihs In cases Of sales Of real estate
upon execution. under the provisions Of the
laws Of this state, showing that after the pesiod
Of redemption allowed by law, such purchaser
or purchasers will be entitled to q deed 10 the
property sold unless the sane be sooner re.
deemed as provided by Law, ~ 10 more perttcu.
larry set forth In the judEm ment and decree 81.
said, reference to which is hereby made for
greater certainty a. Aforesaid.
Dated At Boulder. Colorado, this 18th day OF
April, A. d 1891.
T. SIPPLK,
Sheriff OF Boulder County, Colorado.
BENEDICT & PHELPS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First pub. April l7-last Nsy 10 0l.
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Girl shoot. Second in Duel.

Another duel in Paris has resulted
in bloodshed. The combatants were
two shop girls in a large drapery
store. Stirred by jealousy over the
foreman of their department, who
f1irted with both girls, they chal-
lenged each other to duel with re-
volvers. The woods near Vincennes
was the rendezvous. Accompanied
by four seconds, the girls arrived at
the spot on Thursday morning and
took up their positions IS PAGES
apart. A trembling second was about
to announce the signal to fire when
forester appeared on the scene.
When he appeared the seconds fled.
One Of the frightened principals in
voluntarily pressed the trigger of
her revolver with the result that one
of the secoAds fell screaming with a
bullet in her arm. The forester took
the wounded girl to the nearest hos
pital and marched the others to the
police station.
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Dyer's Real Estat~ Agency.
Home property, farm property or busi.
ess opportunities. Investments Of all
characters. Camera block.
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JOSEPH d. NILLARD.
Senator for the Loag Term By
Nebraska's Legislatars.

After bitter and long-prolonged
struggle the legislature Of Nebraska
elected two republican United States
senators. For the short term the
legislators selected Gov. Dietrich and
for the long term Mr.. Joseph II.
Millard, a well-known Omaha banker.
Senator Millard was born in Hamil-
ton, Ont. in 1896. He came to Ne
braska in 1856, and has lived in
Omaha ever since that time. In 1889
he was a candidate for the United
States senate, but was defeated by
Gen. Charles F. Henderson. Mr.. Mil
lard is at the head of the Omaha ma
tional bank. having risen from the
position of cashier, to which he was
appointed in 1867. He has yearly
income of $4,000 as president Of the
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When I3u. ing
MEATS
TRY THE-
Peoples Market
Corner nth and Pearl streets. Price,
on all kinds Of Meats as low - the
vest. JOSEPH HocKINa, Pr p.
Pubiioatlon Notice.

Publication Notice.
Petition to Sell Real E.tNe to Pay Debts.
Soaidsr 6San9
To the March Term, A d. 1901.
Harry Cssadsy. Administrator
Of the Estate Of n. Solomon,
A. =. Solomon and -Bolomon,
whose fret name is unknown.
and = Solomon. whose first name is unknovn,
defendants above named, having been fled 10
the ofice Of the Judge of the County Court Of
Boulder ! County. notice il hereby sivep to the
nam. nam i. % anfnoWn. that the said pisintis. harry AIRY
Casaday, administrator Of the estate of NJ.
Solomon, deceased, has fled his petition In tho
es @ of s0SSs, s ,
tate Of said decea.ed, or 80 much OF it as may
be needed to pay the debts Of said deceased, and
described as follows, to-wit:
One triangular piece of real estate bounded
BY Third street, WyncOOp street and Platte
river, West Denver, in the City Of Denver in tho
County OF Arapahoe and State Of Colorado.
and that q summons has been issued out OF this
court a. assin:t you. returnsble ct the Nay term,
A. ID. 1901, OF esid CouIt, to be holden on the
first Monday in June, A. D. 1901. at the court
Now. unless you. the said A. 8. Solomon and
.,. solomon: whose S mrs hrst name i' ,n Insnown
County Court OF Boulder County, at the Nay
term thereof. to Be holden at Boulder. in said
County. on the first Monday Of June 1901. and
ants petition filed therein, the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated
will Be taken as confessed. and Z decree entered
axainst yon according to the prayer q said bill.
JOSEPH T. ATWOOD.
First Pub. March 20, rl-last pub. May 81, Ol.
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I
naldo In His Campo
portance was the expeditiontoA o Alaska,
where the secretary of agriculture
sent him to get botanical specimens
He was there 1s months and during
that time travelled farther than any
white man before or since and under
went all the hardships known to the
region at that period.
After his return he went to Cuba as
a captain OF artillery in the insurgent
army. He figured in nearly all the
hand to hand struggles Of the Cubans'
last desperate campaign against Wey-
Ter and went home with three wounds
one in the arm, another in the lungs
and another in the thigh. He was still
lame when he left Kansas for the Phil
ippines with the Twentieth.
Gen. Funston's most noted exploit
in the Philippines was at the battle of
Malolos. He has figured in other SEN
sational adventures, however, and it
was he that captured the letters and
private papers of the insurgent leader.
proving that the insurrection had
been aided materially by persons in
this country.
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RECORD OF FUNSTON.
Kansas Hero Has Taken Leading
Role in Many Daring Undertake
ings and Adventures.

Gen. Funston's capture of Aguinaldo
is spectacular climax to the young
Kansan's adventurous career. 1t
overshadows anything he has accom-
plished from the time he broke all
tracel records in Alaska in 1893 until
he and his brave men swan the Maria
kao in the face Of a CALLING Filipino fire
and dashed into Malolos-the first
American soldiers to set foot in that
stronghold.
Funston was born in Ohio in 1868, but
went to Kansas when he was l6 years
old. His first adventure of public i'm.
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Real Estate Foreclosure Sale

STATE OF COLORADO, D.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF Said State Within and for Said
County.
The American Trust and Saw
ings Bank,
The Denver City Coal Com.
pany, Defendant
Whereas, On April 4, A. D. 1901. there was
rendered by the said district court In the above
entitled cause 6nal judgment and decree
against the said defendant, for the sum Of one
hundred and seven thousand. 1--WE hundred
dollars (n07 500 together with the costs in said
suit to be taxed; and
Where's. In and by the said judgment and
decree 1t was and 10 further provided that tie
certain deed of trust therein mentioned, given
by said defendant to said plaintiff, dated Sep.
tember lst, A. D. 1899. fled for record In the re.
corder's Office OF Boulder county, Coloraoo, %
September 18th. A. d 1899, and there rec & ed
in book ga at page so Of the records o. said Of
6ce should be and was thereby foreclosed as
against the property In said deed OF trust de
scribed; and
Whereas, In and by said decree it was also
adjudged that unless within ten days from the
rendition thereof the said defendant should
pay or cause to be paid the said sum 70 ad-
judged As Aforesaid together with lawful inter
est thereon and the costs to be taxed - afore.
aid. that sale should be made OF said property
In said trust deed mentioned, by the sheriff Of
Boulder county aforesaid, at the place. on the
terms and In the manner In the said judg
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Chesp Rates to t. x,s.

On Account of the oil .xcitement IN
Texas, the Colorado & Southern will Sc l
round trip tickets to Fort Worth. Beau
mont, Houston and Galveston each Tues
day during April and May at greatly re-
duced rates. m ~
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concern. His wealth is rated at over
half a million. He was for many
years director of the Union Pa
cific railroad, but has not been con-
nected with that corporation since
its reorganization some time ago.
He has never held public Office of
any kind before. He has the reputa-
tion of being an indefatigable work
er, and has for years been in the
habit of arriving at his bank at seven
o'clock in the morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-21

HARRISON Trustees Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, Trustee Of HARRISON township,
Will att end to township business on each
Monday Of the year, at my Office, and
persons having township business u
transact are required TO present 1t TO him
on Mondays.
The township library will be kept ai
my home in Haysville.
GEORGE Nix,
Nov. IS 1907. Trustee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-21
Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure of
letter. salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Is
without n equal. II relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly and
Its continued use effects 8 permanent
cure. 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head. core nipples. itching piles.
chapped hands. chronic sore eyes and
~granulated lids.
DR.. Cady'S Condition Pewden for
horses are the best tonic. blood purifier
sodvermifuge. Price. Is cents. Soldby
Martin Friedman, Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-21
~TheIStead~ Advertiser

Has better publicity than the transient one
Your announcements are solicited.
'Phons)l3-2. Ring us..up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-06-21

day School the superintendent came to me and insisted that /
should take a class Of girls, or rather Misses about fourteen.
Well, l did not feel competent to teach the class, as I had never
taught . Sunday School class, and l told him 80; but he said
never could begin younger; and then papa said, yes, she can,
take her along; so l went, and got along very nicely consider
ing | had not studied the lesson very much and had not thought
OF asking questions concerning it. But l am glad l made the
start. l think l would like to be . teacher real we'll. Whether
| am to be a good one or not / do not know.
George has been to see me two or three times since l wrote
you last. Last Thursday | received . note requesting permits
sion to call, which l granted. l was entertaining him dear
Frank, about the time dear Frank, you was writing to me. l
thought Of you quite often, however. Sunday afternoon after
church we took . long walk down the road and had . very
pleasant chat. Then he asked for nay company to church that
night, but l declined on the grounds that l had . letter to write.
Then he wanted to know il he couldn't call one evening this
week and 50 he is coming tonight. Well, Frank, don't die
over this. Ha, Ha. Dear boy, l tell you this just to keep you
posted, and If you get tired, just say 50.
Well, l will have to draw this rambling nonsense 70 a close.
Write soon, dear boy, and . good long letter. l enjoyed your
last letter 80 much. Hoping to hear from my far away lover
(whom l am thinking Of almost constantly soon, I am your
devoted little girl, LILLE.
Ito Be continued.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06

unD tpteDer TluJterte Der 0robtan
adrtli4: rMaul balten! Sang rubta!"
Der Shirt mar einfa9 perpler unb
tn Solse btefes 3uitanbes ftatuenbaft
rubis. Snatpif9en bate Der fapitale
Bod ti9 i9Sn brett seitelt.
~4ufaieben, lansfam, bon unten
9aar faiien, 8latt balten! S9isb!"
tptlperte Der alte praftitus.
Rubis befolste Der Shirt biefen Be-
tebl unb briidte ab. SIM felben Qusens
Bid fiiblte ii@ Der @ebieter bon feb
ntsen @rmen umf9lunsen unb plat
tn bas 2ar niebergebristt.
Ie9aenb tpollte Der ueberrai9te ii9
befreien unb aufri9ten, ba sii9te Tim
Der 5Drfter gu: rStiG balten! Sang
ftab, bamif9er aerl!" unb belt ben
Siiriten am 9oben feit.
Sn 0ebanfen bef9loB Der ueberz
tpdlttste, bteies Monitrum bon S1rfter
gum Mtnbeften fiiiilirer au IaFen, aber
Der Shirt blieb resungslps lieaen, bis
Der @robtan bic umflammeruna lDfte
unb tpifperte: ~2ansfam balb aufri6z
ten. lints oben ftebt a Sebenbod, gut
aielen, fdieb!" Wteber guthrie 6as
Sans bic &usel nit f9legelnben 2Guz
fen. Der erbaltenen 2ebre eingebent
budte Der Sasbberr na9 absesebenem
S9ub nieber. Do9 iebt la9te Der
6Drfter beGauf unb fpra9 gum pers
bliifften 9ebteter: rNa, Sreunberl!
3tpoa BOD fein snuas! Sn Der ,&ins
berituben' BERT not mebr s'i9oFen iperz
ben! SeG perlaub' I nett"
.~l1nerbDrt!" Mebr bradte Der Shirt
ni3t iber bic 2ippen; bas Staunen
mar gu sroB.
Wie Der SDriter bann aber bic spei
fapitalen 8Gde berabsebolt unb benz
@ebieter Dor Die Jibe selest bate, mar
ales anbere bersefen, bas Sdserbers
f9ipelgte in Selisteit.
Wtaig lteB ii9 Der Saebberr ouf
tt4eren, tpenn au9 tpetten Wegen gu
Sbal fiibren; bic 8Dde mubten 5pei
ber @uffeber 1erabtragsn. No9bem
ft4 i'm Sasbbuufe Die @ufresuns unb
l1eberraf9uns eelest batte-bie 9abaz
liere paren gang auseinanber iiber ben
proerommtpibrigen pirfdeans bes
9ebieters-purben bic 8Dde our
uStrede" uno 8eii9tieung ausselegt.
Stol5er benin Elm 9Dnig tom Der
SDrfter, Oil Der bonn 5irIten erba1tez
men Gt9arre faugenb unb ob bes noblen
SrinfgeIbss ho6oer9niigt berbei unb
bulbpOu flppfte Ger tlafiif9e grobtan
benz 8ebieter, Der gang felige Qugenz
tpeibe an feinen 5tpei 9amsbDden belt,
auf bic Q9fel unb ipra6: rGnG'
5err! Wennit auf felem eraben Gteig,
feler boaBt bic ga9s 9aBenloater,
a'gfaun poarit, Sefas, mas bic 2eut'
ba g'fagt bdtten!"
500 Stun, mas niirben bic 2eute
iiber metnen Ibfturs pobl gefagt baz
benz" meinte ld9elnb Der pereniigte
Shirt.
$50! 9is 2eut' faeeten: benz Serfdz
ten ftedt es slei9, aber Der Ser d.
ter bGtt' Der 9'f9eitereI
ollen!"
Die &abaliere erftarrten; Der Siirit
aber la9te belauf: Sang ri9tig!
9u bift ni9t blos Der GrDbere BON
nns, fonbern tbatfd9lt9 audi Der
q e9ettere!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
methrrliH.

Sba: rWte baft Su es 1ur ongez
fansen, Seinen Mann, Der bod font
ME etnen Masfenbau, ober cine Rez
boute beridumte, baau meift arlein fi9
amiiiirte, gang an 9ein 9aus gu fefs
feln?"-glfe: uSebr etnfa9, ltebe
S%reunbin. Sd babe cine senaue pors
trGtmaste ieiner S9niesermutter am
fertisen lafIen. Muf jeber @ebpute
bielt ibm btefe cine quite Sreunbtn, NIT
Der er liebeln tpoIte, plDBlt9 boris Sc
fi6t. Sas fonnte mein Ssfar auf bic
Sauer ni9t ertraeen, er mteb ra9 unb
mad ale 5af6inssbGle unb 1T nun
Der brabfte @atte."
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Sorf9t 1T bic SHUTTER bet 8sis6eit

Sd mO9te ale Sarner pom nab uub fern
elnla6en, meine 8u99ies unb Sprinauaaeu
81 beieben, beuor iie @infGufe MAIDEN. Sd
babe nur ben e1ten Glimar Sprinama9en
gu perfanfen un6 feline na9semadten, nit
oenen lid 10 piele meiner Gesner briiHeu.
ss mir6 iid eud lobneu, meme @asen au=
crit in Nu9eni9ein 5u nebmen unb erit bann
~ %taufen. Sd %pertaufe biQis, benin i1 wiu
Jsiemanben berauben. Sci mir eelten fleiue
Genuine unb piele 9erfGufe. lin1er Climber
tinbet leiHt @efalen unb p~erfauft iid out.
1ste tonnte es aud anbers fem. Cine quite
1Saare ipridt fur iid lelbi, iinb bic sariner
%pillen. baB Der Seerins ginber re6t lit.
@as Grtras an9ebt, CLAUDE i1, bab es feinen
'peiten b~iesieits minneapolis 9ibt, Der better
oarnit beiteut 1T. Sober &unbe gut bebient
bel u. 90. 81 obmeifeL
2Osba &i6monb, Sorab g. g., Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Observation-Disclosures

Die @tubtoien 9terbubn unb Hii<
bentraut pohnen sufommen auf elmer
rgure." Gines Saees bat aiibens
traut feline pfeife perlest unb bermus
tibet tie i'm Spinbe: .Su, 8ierbubn,
bdft 9u ni6t Elm Sai9enmeHer?"-
nWosu brau9it Ou benin Elm MeFer?"
SD min bus Spinb aufma9en."-
rWas oas pieber fir eine polni56e
Wtrtbf9aft lit! 8epDbne Did bc6
enhli9 an Srbnune: ipenr man Elm
Spino aufmaGen min, 10 rilnmt man
baau ni4t elm Safdenmefer, fonbern
etnen Propfenateber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
NuSperfauf.

We9sn Sranfbeit bin id se;punsen, meir
laltmtllbes Sattlerwerf3eil9 iowie pouitGn-
ol9e Ginri6tun9 fir cine $50. l Sattler=
Serfltatte nebit idmmtlid eng 8aaren fir einen
gut ausifaffirten Sattlertore in elmer fir
oieies @el9dft bauptiddli9 suten sSsarmer=
9e9eno, III einem blitbenben 0anbtabtdenJ
81 mdBi9em greiie 3u %perfaufen. Gs lit oies
cine belonoers quite @elesenbeit fir einen
oeltld =tatbolil6en Sattler. 9tGberes bel
- Sobn % miller,
!o-ba ct. Wfidael, @riabt So. Wlinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Stdblerme SteberbeitS SIN.
terle0Sbebdlter.

Us 1T jdabe. Semanbes @ertbpapiere in
S1ao1teln 81 Saiile aufSubewabren, mo ie
per Sellersgefabr. Der unorbnuns nnb BEN
olebesbanoen-Hnoronnns Il. INNER idlim-
mer als Stebitabl-aus9eiebt iitb, rpenn man
eInen tielnen feuerfeiten S9rein in elmer
gont tlir S3 oos Sobr baben fam. DER
pants gtational ganf, ct. Gloub, Stearns
w., uelHH. 23=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
alnunuknttntenhett.

Stein Srau6en malt urlb brennt nrS ffnieeft
Santirt geipanbt nit Cad NIB 2eim;
SaS @ort, bas man 70 oft betpitelt,
Gle madt es mabr: fe ibmiidt metn Seim
sic iiberraidt burd @eifesblite.
Sbr holber 2eib 1T fouber Sebl,
llno neibiib riibmt man, i'd BETTE
Sn ibr Elm f0flides Surpet.
Ood reidt fte Srppe mir NIB Braten,
Damn feuf3e i'd TT itilem @eb;-
nOir ftanbeu ole Seen Yatben,
Nlr { ne ni6t: bic & ii1enfee."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
atrurs BON srrrniIrinrua.

Sereniiiimus ma6te emit in ieinem
Parttei9e nit &inoermonn cine tleine
&%ueerpartie. 9O9ftberiel6e fab am
Guber, pdbrenb &inbermonn bos
Steuer fiibrte. Qls Serenifiimus cine
tleine Meile gerubert bate, lieb er uns
gnGbig bas &uber fallen. .MIfen,
bd-tomif9 i~teuern, lieber &inber>
mann-bd-bd-S4iff sebt ia forts
pGbrenb na4 ridtpdrts-"
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EIr ntractp

Som l1nter5ei6neten merben periiegelte
4n9ebote fir bent gau eiles neuen Sdul=
in 0attins, Winu., wel6es spei
Stod bod 9ebalt unb in pier &Iaiien;immer
einsetbeilt uerben ioq, entsesengenommer
Ole glGne fir ben Neubau merben
bis gum 25. Wai bieles Sabres fertis ieia
Inb bel mir CUR Giniidt often lie9en.
BaulW 3 m II,
Silfrift= Glerf,
24=ba @atfins, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
YAM u american Nrppftipn

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pom SauItase al Is Sage siiltia iinS, ,u
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
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Die 5rau f9tdt ibren Mdnr in BIZ
&u9e, bamit ct bas O~tenitmGbden
tuesen elmer u~nsebDrisfett our @ebe
ftele. 9a berfelbe febr lanse bleibt,
folst fie' linn unb ertappt i'm babel, tpie
ct bas Oientmab9en fibt. Sic lGbt
fid ni9ts merfen unb frast ibren
Mann. ba er in's 3immer suriidtebrt,
ob er benz MGb9en feinen Stanbpuntt
tlar sema9t babe. @atte: rSa,
ib bin ibr tii4tig iber ben Munb ges
fa6ren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Gfnefte Anffnnitnn.

81: n9aben sic mod 10 biel Wans
gen in Sbrer Wobnung9"-8. ry2ein,
bic babe iA ale bertilst."-M. ,Na,
t3 bante, ba5n sebDrt aber elm Maz
aeni"