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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-03

have IN nay possession the tollo~inQ
described animals:
One gray pony, aveigM about 100 lbs.
Orandec x on left thigh, about q gears old.
One Gray pony, treight 900 lbs, age 9
gears. branded . 2 on left shoulder.
" not claimed at expiration of 10 dous
same aesu be sold ander The prvisions of
estrGy iaW. albert Bacor
Georgetown.
Filed March eth, 1901.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of MARGARET JARBOE


deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed. Administrator of tile Estate OF
Margaret Jarboe, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against, the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
frst publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator at the law office OF
Glenn & Cough, in Montpelier in tie
county of Bear Lake State of Idaho.
Dated at Montpelier, Idaho, April 9Th
1901.
CHARLES w. JARBoE.
Administrator of the Estate of Mar
garet Jarboe, deceased. SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
20 coMpEI MEN 20 VOTE

The Republican politicians in Chicago affirm that their
candidate for mayor Judge Hnecy defeated through
the neglect of thousands of Republican electors to vote
They further assert that this neglect due to the desire
Of the nonvotng Republicans jury duty the
of jurors drawn from the poll list To induce
citizens their ballots it is proposed to have the
jurors list those who may have failed TO
vote at the preceding election.
is doubted by many intelligent persons in Chicago
that the admitted indisposon jures had any
thing to with the failure of many Republicans to
Simple Indifference to matters Of public concern is
held responsible for large percentage OF non
voting electors. However there is general agreement
that punishment should be devised for cit
zens who neglect their public duties.
While obvious that the getting out Of full vote
is important political party it is question whether
would penalty for failure TO vote There
could be danger to the country the voting should ali
be by persons patriotic and public spirited
place high value the privilege of selecting
their own officials and making their laws. The
who habitualy neglects exercise the right TO vote
through Indifference order to escape the duty Of
serving on jury a whose principles noble,
trusted to for the best interests Of
the people forced vote he would be blind partisan
regardless Of the at stake There strange anx
iety to preserve to defective persons the right to vote
Measures have been proposed (and sometimes enacted)
protect the interests only the Indifferent who
their lack of patriotism. but also of the t
crate and lin Illinois) of the inebriate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
JusTIcE AND RELIeIoN.

Be just before you good is the substance Of an
opinion by Chief Justice Beckley Of Georga-one
picturesque judicial writers in the country
dealing with the moral and legal obligation of church
to pay debts This in the of Lyons Plant
Bank Apparently the question at issue whether
be sold to pay debt In his
opinion the chief Justice says eff any debt ought to be
paid for the health Of sousfor pious
mnistrations and holy services any class of debtors
ought to pay as matter Of moral well legal duty
good people Christian church that class Some
of the virtues of moral luxures, but JUS
tiee an absolute necessity of social life is the hog
and homny the beans. Of morality public and
private virtue being mathematical in its
nature Mercy pity, charity, generosity magnanimity
ETC. are the liberal virtues They flourish partly voun
ary concessions by the virtue but they have
right extort from it unwilling concession They
can only supplicate persuade cannot give in
charity from pity, hospitality magnanimy the small
part what necessary to enable him to satisfy the
demands of justice is ignobie indulge Of the
liberal virtues by leaving undischarged any Of these inn
perave demands against On the credit side Of justice
we can make any sacrifice of that WILL but the
debit side we can make whatever / may burn
Offering my bull lamb but not that which rghtfuy
belongs to another owner. We think court may well
strain this justice In contemplation of law,
Justice is not only the cardinal virtues it is the
pontfcal virtue Certainly is energetic TO
sell the church pay the preacher would it be al
lowabe to do so # other of satisfying the debt
were within reach But the plain implication from the
facts alleged is that church has assets other than
this property looking into the find that
the answer makes no suggestion of any other assets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

charges China will be called to pay the inter
vening powers continues the minds Of the
hold sway the empire. These authorities feel
that they might possibly collect and pay amounts
equal s1000OO0OO to s15O0000OO without Gripping
the financial of the country Bat they ysibly
alarmed the assertions that the demands Of the
intervening powers for money pacication win all the
way s400OOOO0O s500eOO0OO and wonder Such
demands would revolt any circumstances,
there signs that uprising viii wait for their
formal presentation.
The confirmation of the earlier that fornida
bic revolt against Kwang su regime has
Mongolia Shensi under the direction of Tung
Flu Slang probably trouble still for Kwang
Su his councillors General Tung Flu Slang is sol
der Of considerable reputation He formerly
commander northern army it from unlikely
that given few successes at the outset uprising
veritabe Of Cinnamon may rally to his standard
Obviously the danger Of revolt and uprising is by
means vet overpassed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
9dRII Tzs5S GdYM
m. NJ. MyfRDOcK. Editor.
an ROAD 80 IN MExIco

Secretary Hay has promised reported to take &C
ton behalf railroad in prison in Mex
ico the fur viii fly. and that
Edward King brakeman, recently appeared in Wich-
tia and in the Eagle told his story which briefly that
he had long been in Mexican prison with ffythree other
Americans all railroad ncarcerated to await trial
for participation in wrecks that he had got
and had come the United States to ask intervention for
his friends Apparently he has since Secretary Of
State Hay told him that parole and it is re-
ported that Secretary Hay advised him to return to Mex
leo honor his parole and he was not soon tried
tary Hay would interfere.
Now if Secretary Hay does interfere this matter OF
gross injustice Americans viii be righted and if he
does not some American secretary of state viii day
succeed to the task For the attitude Of the Mexican legal
machinery toward American laboers passed point
Of endurance.
The primary trouble is antiquated legal code, in
effect in Mexico which provides the and incar
eeration Of all parties concerned in accident the in
ured as well as the engineer at the throttle
conductor and brakeman These men taken to jail and
kept there ntermnable periods awaiting trial anything
the normal delay Spanish law is aggravated in Of
waiting Americans The natural Indian toward
white man is not lacking That being the case
onstrable it duty Of the United States. it has
been its neglected duty years past serve notice
the Mexican government that Americans entitled
speedy trial and to follow up notice with
that speedy trial be given to the Americans unjusty held
and follow the demand with series determined remind
until it is done
No matter what the demands Of the Latin code the
fancied convenience Of Mexican courts the plea
action consistent with established CUSTOM there is
against the American railroad Mexico the spite of
racial prejudice This tolerated it spirit
Of neghborly forbearance long. Mexico should be
toe the line and if she does not she should be
given kind OF treatment which will make her. And
Mexico densey stupid buIheaded in this matter Of
constitutional rights the win fly when America takes
hold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
ALoMe lie KANsAs III.

The executive council al Topeka is stnl
Oh a hunt for a governors mansion.
The soil Of Kansas is thoroughly satu-
rated; in fact, it is as wet IS a soaked
sponge.
II is said that the boom for Dick Blue
for pension commissioner may defeat
Judge Peters.
The new railroad commission has al
ready received a half dozen grievances
from Kansas railroad points.
The study OF Spanish by Justice John
son is said 20 be with a lew II q judicial
appointment in the Philippines.
Superintendent Churc2 OF the ilsur
ance department.. has zone ins0 the road
agent business. He slt5uld cuit
A woman who livessin Pa0ia. Kansas.
is principal heir 20 anew Yore fcrJGne
OF 10000. which IS Vow IN the courts.
A boy nineteen yeSvs old AMI ~
fifteen years Oh walketN- from PLEASE n ga
10 ottawa the other daSl % get married
Pension Commissioner Evans doesn r
believe he VIII be succeeded b Kansas
man. He thinks ks@7IlI Fs1nain in his
present place.
Recently IN thef Topeka aeSium when
smallpox, It was T'scureredz7hzd broken
out IN the Institution. Eszr employees
threw Up their Jobs -
Atchisoa Globe. Every time a man
goes away from home a guardian should
accompany him; be does not 90 wicker
things. bat fool things
This name occurs IL a person column 81
the Emp0ria Gazette. ard the more - Us
studied the more wonderful e become.
Emma Liearml1 GERMAN.
Fred Funston has not opened his ch0rs
since Re captured Aarftnaldo. hnd wa
he does. it viii al have appeared .re-
yiouEly IN some uagazirs.
The fellows who have oeeu overworzlrs
the other eye every tine the Ofiert rail-
road was mentioned as . practical thing
have cult and begun thinking
Governor StarieT has h1n1rei a reeli-
sifiou frou UIacls cor Perry EohsrrF q
young ran new T. fzn IN ERE. CHARGED
with marrying his co1Fir i1 f3roiE
seIgvick cou1tT g. going - show fts
ola whsat rival sgruuar. ao1lsttinE ll.s
year. TIE c1rEltign = wheat i1 selE-
Rlck night lg- is re, iu S-1rer &C.
while the dIsratches sas shat tAe er-
arafua1oa - Captain Carter 81 Lesr-
snwrrth. dersie1sd thsf Ee is ~. an tre
verge ~ q break dcHu- e ls sasG Al
L.sa~s1woFth that - Is - e8nser - go
lrr irsars.
A63usaut Geasrai Ccrsfn. viz fnneff
the rromotol - FD1Etca. ats9 fcEsnf
tbe rreu1t.oa - tLat crtar a-a-E-a hero
.alE4HNI
Garria az the tesianns q TIRE Spanish
EaF.
ore Ksrsas iaw says tkat tae re-r1ssI
rr1rerrr ~ 3 cad u.sn. NEa1 rrs elaiel-
"a - relatives. shall - SOD AZ aacster
Another izE psaaiatts "a $40 - 4-8or.
Eeecrtfr E4lig1 ~ re aAlEKF was
found aua1a tte sGer1s - & al atr
aho BAD iess re- zzaHt retzslVee Lts
PROBATE ca1rt has tasea tns uh.s<y ela-
49, 80 isszsert
As ss8r 80 az thE Ezrsas arfters r1e
it1rnec - p7-f 80 prsg orsticz 1Slarr ne
relaz5Te szlr<1r. ans Al a. fts enE -
srs ssr1escs. t1e essfsr1l Trsr-rarsars
aEaazrcs thst j - 1eE4 - erlz ssatszes
slth freacssae1 II 81 s1as tsrcs- 81
ether zor1z- ceTza- EcrsE
VAN id ge- af z fzHa fa Nes
70 whll GO go 49, sazs 1r4f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

Il Huns Chang. old public functionary IN China
Is not given making rash statements He has lived
long life and known many strenuous episodes therein
given TO rash nerances When therefore the vet
eran Chinese statesman declares ar Rockh the spe
caI commissioner Of the United States: There IS not
likely to any further hitch the negotiations for
Element between China and the powers his utteEance
counts for something.
It is understood the court Of Kwang su who has
been porturbed emperor Of China during more moons
Of the empires calendar than he recall more
than anxious 70 return Pekin- IT, however the advice
CT statesmen OF il Huns Changs mind is &c prevail the -
establishment OF Kwang Sus court in the imperial city
VIII certainly take place while foreign troops are with
in the walls located close hand that they may be
drought thereto at very snort notice.
NOt unnatur4ly the question Of the decentralization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

General Won Waldersee is the only commander in Pen
Chinese give presents. The Chinese appre
that Germany has the greatest grievance against
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

The new mayor Of Cleveland Tom Johnson, has de-
elared war gamblers, which betokens that in
recent campaign the gamblers took the side OF the other
fellow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

One Of these days Pierpont Morgan win conclude that
Europe has too many kings will combine countries ap
point directory for the whole business and issue
stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

On the last trip France from New York three bars
gold worth $4,000 each were stolen from the Kaiser
Wilhelm All passengers were searched but
found The chances are that Pat Grove aboard and
swallowed the bars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

That Hong Kong cable company which thinks it can
prevent the United States building cables in the
Philippines because the company has contract with
Spain will learn something if il continues to live
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

Secretary Hay can himself absolutely solid with
railroad he viii take hold brsky and convince
Mexico that treatment Of American railroad must
sion With a short sudden jerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

Cuba VIII not accept the Plat amendment and America
has nothing in substitution TO offer America should pull
out Of Cuba and live up to that resolution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

AT all events would take mighty exciting tine IN
the capital Kentucky persuade any again that
the naountafneers should be called in.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

It has not been explained yet why Aguinaldo buying
diamonds Diamonds. he VIII discover. while they cut
glass DO not in America ice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

II has been discovered that pure cider pint say
VIII smallpox But i viii be Just well get
clnsted once each wear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

Gualberto Gomez says he iIl die grief the Ameri
cans remain IN Cuba Guaberto should get rates from the
nearest undertaken at once
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

All that the Cuban delegation VIII learn vfl be that
Plat amendment means what il says.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

Botha 10 longer regards DeWet as sane DeWet ab-
soiutey refuses surrender.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

The peril 10 the alliance between Russia and Franc
has been onnortunelg laLlgagged ont q exls.eaee-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12

re ea1.are . Dewet - - 80 = 4 p
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

Die @abaib=g iienbabn bat eben folaeube
meme gusitattune erbulten llnb auf rbreH DON
Chicago aus l%aufenoen Streden in 91enif
seiteut. G~n9perbunbene Baggage rnb Gaiz
la9ier=gSas9eas, breiBi9 Galait : Saoepaa=
9ons, sebn gSaeen nit ;u~riidlebneuoeu
Stiiblen, brei Raie=@ as9ons unb ,rpei gBz
pagen. Die Webr;abl bieier neilen @aoeu
lit 20 SuB in Der eGn9e unb entbQlt bic mo-
oernlten breiten 8orbaQen. sic babensehs
Sransportmasen nit StablrGoern. Die @a-
gen limb als9earbeitet in benz ieinfen oe=
wGblten Sage Ntabosoup. Die SeIeu6tmua
lit Iintl6 @as nit @usnabme bes Saiiez,
So uno einisen Der Stublrpaeen, pel6er
auBer9epobnlt6 gut nit Glettri;it6t beleua=
tet limb, wo5u bic gerGtbe fiir bieie Cars be-
~ipnoers bergeri6tet limb. eSn ben GBrpaeert
baben 30 Ferionen Glas rnb subem babel1
tie einen groBeu 6ii6enraum. eSu BEN Saf=
fepagen baben Is Eeripnen Glas, sIoem be-
finbet lid in benlelbeu bic gibliotbef uno
GaudSimn1er i'm oberen Gnbe bes @aaens,
rportn lid IA Yerionen iesen fOnuen. Sieie
Cars entbalten elm Gripat Safie nit Sis=
rallm fiir Is Eerlonen. Sieie neuen @aaen
iilto mad Der boditen Grtlnidelune i'm mo-
oernen GarzSau sema6t. 9ti6ts lit unter=
lailen unb feline auslasen. limb depart, MEL
DE 81 Der lur1riOlen Glesans bettraeen ober
Die Sequemlihfeit unb G%pnuenien; Der Sun=
ben Der @abaih Sabnitrede erb0ben t0nnte.
Seine Sabn lit Jest better ausseitattet oils sic
Yabaib, nm geiddftsiaden sur Gan=ameri=
fanii6en Grpoiition su beforbern. S6reibt
fiir cine Gopie bes pan=ameritanii6en Sol
Der, melter cine c~olorirte Sarte ses NusfteI=
Iuussgrlnbes nnb abbilbungen Der Salrpt=
9ebGube entbdlt. s. q. YaImer,
@if. Gen. Eaii. Gst., Chicago, Sd. 35,2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Observation-Disclosures
SIR ben pgtorbfern" beridtet pon &eeifrar
Serrn Sobn %. gmmel.

q 6 Sobnion 60 an Grnit Seller
800.
Sos Sartelt on Sobn Ordering
Got ID Yattens 1 Nbb &imbalf Yrai=
rte $3.50.
9 &omaltowsti an g s @inter
$4,000.
. $ Sapiu an Sobn eeon 9ot 5
Slod - &imbaQ Yrairie 5000.
Nnnie &ubbert on sSba SO Bun
lm1 nm1 Sec 5 s 1876 &t 80 5000.
Son &utmar an Simon &ueman
lei lw9 unb NnbereS $3.50.
q u Siiber on Sbos &eb fur tbeil
9ot s Slod % Npon $50.
Sobn Gaiep an so Murpbp Got IA
Slod Is Ipon 5000.
SEQ 90 S9dfer al q 9 Sampa
Got ID Slod 9 Ilbanp S125.
% . g Siusbale ct al at s g
@alup tbetl 0ot 5 Slod II Sauf
Centre $500.
Nbam @iuter an q S6neiber ie4
TEL unb Mnberes g 90 s 1875 &l 81
$500.
Gbas Sufner al Sos @reins Ie1
np4 unb anberes 9 % s 124 &f 80
So. 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

Tfagt die HBie Sorte, Die lhr Inner GskaHft III
: chit &MMzzx
ErinnIp Greet EoIo % CT

Cripple Greet, golo., 20. JuIt.
Cine reberfdpemmuns. pelde lire
Spuren auf etnem iber so Meilen
tpeiten Gebiete binterlieb, erspB fi6
aus benz bur6 einen Wolfenbrud an,
aefappnenen Sour Mtle Greet burd)
bas Sbal Big Canon Gitp. OerS6os
ben pirb auf $4,000 perani6lagt. Gs
1T Bis iebt tein 8erluit an Meni9enz
leben gemelbet.
Detroit, Mt9., 90. Suli.
SIM ganse= Mi9isan sinseu sefterr.
36tpere 9etpitterresen nieber. Mus
pielen @eeenben perben 8ltbf6lGee
nit foleenben 8rGnben eemelbet.
S":benbe BON Sdeunen iinb nit ibrem
Snbalt in ben 5lammen aufsegangen,
3;pei Menf6en murben BON glib erz
f6lagen.
&anias gitp, 90. Sult.
Wusoiebioe Heeen finb in Der Naht
unb heute friib i'm peitli9en Mihouri
unb i'm 0itliben uno mitt!eren 8ania5
sefalen.
Cincinnati, g., 20. Suli.
!6eute fties bier bas Sbermometer
auf nur 80 Grabe, aber infolse oes bc>
ben seu9tisfeitssebaltes Der 2uft mar
bic 6ibe bsirabe unertrdglid. Gs muir
ben beute q Sobesz uns 26 grfran=
tunssfGne infolse Der 9ibe ansemeloet
2incoln, Nebr., 90. Suli.
BON alien Sbeilen bes Staates nurs
be beute @esenfaG semelbet. Oie bDdite
| Semperatur pa beute in 2inepln 10o
@rab.
Maffenperpalteer .
minneapolis, Minn.. 90. Suit.
Muf Mntras Der Gbicaso'er @lau:
bigger ernaante Der Midtet 2o9ren bi
Gerren Charles M. Wap unb 5ran'
80. Sblab gu MISREPRESENTATION fiji
bas in Ronfurs seratbene s. M. Ho
berts Supplp 9oufe.
8ranbfata It ropbe.
2~ouispiIIe, ap., %. Suli.
Durh elm Geuer. bas seitern 4bsnf
] ausbram unb cine biefsM folgenb'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
SIR Sinh 3u rettea

pon i1redlider @erunitaltung &c
braudte Srau Nannie @aueaer uon
0a Strange, Ga, 8udlen's Irnica
Salbe BEL ieinen sroBen @unben am
&opfe unb i'm @eiidte unb i6reibt,
bab bic ralde 9eiluns aue ibre Soft
nrusen ibertroffem bate. Siewirttbe
Wunben Gueti@unsen, Sautausi@las,
S9nitte, 8ranbmunben, @rinb uni
9dmoorboiben. 9eiluns sarantirt
non @. 5. 9ubn, Mpotbeter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
prof. o. %. BradJt,
Ma9netiiber Seiler,

saSet elm 5ur ernitli9en llnteriud ans ieiz
ner Mtetbooen Der gebanbluus pom afuten
uno 6ronli6en 9eiben obue Mebi3in ober
@birur9ie.
Sttiee ilber Openers 9lpotbete. Spred=
ltllnoen pom 9 bis II nbr PORN. uub BON 2
big q Hbr na9m. 9eriOnli9e ober i6riftz
lt3e @eniultation itrens peridpiesen unb
fret. 33s1i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
SbuaebrerprIfmna.

am s., 6. unb 7. ausuit werben in ct.
Glouo, Saut Centre unb Seem 4apnesuiQe
Die S9ulpriifungen itattfinben. Sieielbeu
beginner praSiie s llbr morsens. aue, bic in
Stearns Gountp su unterri6ten porbaben,
miiien on einem Der 9enannten Yldbe ii6
CUR Hriifuns iteQen.
Gb. 30. @eber,
S6uli superintendent pom Stearns 60.
34'2t Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Samb ;u p%erfaufeu,

@er sutes sanD biats ,faufen mil, iprede
bt mir Dor. SD babe in ben Counties Sobb,
2Saoena unb Sass, in Der JtGbe pom Staples,
Ntlnn., piloes 2anb Don S. binarf unb Gull
tlplrte Sarmen pom $40 binaui, llnter auz
nebmbaren gebin9unsen Su ~uertaufen.
GeterSrit,
347lm ct. 9louo, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
81 ttaragu q.
6en1atipnelle 8er1a=
tuna.
Stem Worf, %. sSuli.

yteD yDr1, 20. .SHIt.
Daniel s. Mepers. elm Sbeil9ats'
Der Oroguen : @robbanblnng 8entrn
Weners & 60. in Glepefanb, pure;
unter poli5eili9er 8ebedung bierhsr=
aebra9t. Gr ftebt unter Der Intlase,
Der inapii9en in aonturs seratbensr
Wanbdttan Snfuranee Co.. oerer
Brdiibent er mar, einen Gbed in Sob;
bon $27.562 Deruntreut gu babsn.
Gormen sibt 3 IN ben Der
Staaten .gsgen 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

= Iebmt bic Nortbern Bacific nod
Der Standardization Nusteuuns
gu Buffalo, sc. g., pom 1. Wsai Bis
l. Topember. Eidets tdsli9 perfauft
bis gum 81. OCTOBER 1901. Sidets
nit 10 Gage @iltisfeit $26.75 fir
9inz unb 9erreiIe BON ct. gloub.
Eidets NIT Is Sage @iltisfeit fur
9in< un6 9erreile $34. IS. 8. s.
Stobber, Asent. 27sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
WtBt SIR ben @runb?

Die Sbatia6e, saB Bidder unb G,roeeriit
$oilenbranb cine lutratiue lluteritiieune bat,
1lnoet ibren grlnb barin, baB feline @aareu,
Die in Der san;eu Stabt 2bIas finben, in iez
Der Salsbaltlns als bic beiten erfl6rt per=
ben. Sn Der gatitube waltet ieiue piele
Sabre lanse grfabruns i'm gei6dfte Oh, unb
1etne SpeSereien limb III ge,ug auf Sualit6t
uno Ereis bas Bette, mas 9etauft peroen
tam. Dur ein SerIn6, nnb Ser GrInb pirb
oils bere6ti9ter befunben perben.
SeD. Siuenbranb,
11S CT Gprntitr a. GIouS m;,, 90 s.