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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

Chinese and Japanese laborers are 10
be dispensed with by The Northern Pa
cific and Great Northern roads.
The Nanderbilts and the Canadian lines
are again in 81 row over the routing Of
New England passenger business.
Seven roads west of the Missouri river
have practically decided to form an in-
Interchangeable mileage ticket bureau.
Secretary Gage has decided to sell the
governments interest in the Sioux City
and Pacific road TO the highest bidder.
In Difference to a recent Supreme Court
decision . cents per mile is now the pas
senger rate of the Wabash road in Michi-
gan.
Among the equipment recently turned
out by the Pullman company are three
magnificent dining ears for the New York
Central road.
In the proposed extensions of the Chi
cago Great Western is to be found sutii-
Gent reason for the alleged cagcrness of
the Hartman people TO buy the road.
The roads in the Southwestern Passen-
ger Association have determined that BIZ
cycles are vehicles, and not baggage; con.
seiuently no bicycles will be checked free
hereafter.
Grain Went east from Chicago last
week to the amount of bushels.
Flour shipments amounted to 1860
barrels and dressed beef traffic footed
1886, 1O1.
1t has been decided by officers of the
roads east of Buffalo that during the
coming summer sedson no round-trip
tickets east or west bound will be sold
between New York and Chicago.
The Santa Fe proposes to spend n large
part of it's surplus for improvements on
it's lines during the present year. About
$4,O0O,OOO will be expended and the tele-
graph lines will be greatly improved also.
Passenger officials of the Burlington
ines are discussing the ACCESSIBILITY OF
lnaugurating Il new system of checking
baggage which would relieve the traveller
Of a.great deal of annoyance. The pro-
posed system consists of checking bag
gage direct from homes and hotels.
One of the highest and longest railroad
bridges ever built west of Chicago is
now being constructed over the Des
Moines river fourteen miles west of
Ames, Iowa, by the Chicago and North
western Railway Company. The struc-
ture when finished will have cost $780,
700. OF which $450,OO0 will be in steel
work and $150,O00 in the s~ubstructure.
The spans directly over the river will be
1S5 feet in height and the entire length
Of the structure will be over one-half
mile. or 2.G4O feet. The length of the
span crossing the river is 800 feet. The
deck of the bridge is thirty feet wide and
is intended for double track.
James Charlton. chairman of the
Transcontinental Passenger Association,
has issued n ruling regarding circuitous
route rates for the Epworth League
meeting in San Francisco next July. The
chairman decides that no rate shall be nm.
piled through any gateway going or re-.
turning which is less than the rate from
the gateway through which it is applied.
This will make the rate from st. Louis,
for example, going via the Missouri riv.
er and direct routes and returning via
| Portland and st. Paul, $50. as the circuit.
GUS route rate from st. Paul has been
fixed at that figure.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

AS commander of the Russian forces
Mt Tien-tsin, Zen. DE Wog,ck is the i'll
strument Of the Cars military power in
the present world crisis. He has spent
many years in the Orient. and is one of
the most trustworthy servants OF his,
monarch. For upwards of ten years he
has watched over Russia's interests i'll
China.
His character is described us that of
n man who knows where he desires to
get to and how he can hest encompass
his wish. Difficulties are welcomed by
him because they only so 10 show his
superior power of resource. No European
soldier now iii China is Wogacil's peer
in knowledge OF The country and its peo-
pie. and none is more brave. more cum
ming. more determined OF more devoted,
heart and soul, To the master he serves.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Niaceo in Disgrace.

The transport Rosecrans brought to San
Francisco from Manila five men who had
been deported by the military authorities.
Among these is Santiago Maceo, son of the
late Cuban leader. Antonio Maceo. While
in the Philippines Maceo became a first SER
geant Of the Macabebe scouts. lie was
accused Of giving information to the Fill
pino troops and dismissed from the army,
and because of the supposed menace of his
presence in the island Macarthur ordered
his deportatiop.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
GREAT STRIKE NEAR.
All the Coal Miners in France Arc
Preparing To Quit Work.

\ strike by the coal miners of France,
planned To be general and to include all
miners in the country, is scheduled to take
place about the end of the coming June
unless terms are agreed upon before that
late. This latter eventuality is not ex-
pected, according 10 unl,el States Consul
ErIhot at ST. Etiennc in Il report TO the
state department.
There is likelihood that other trades
will join the strike. says Consul Brunot,
Tor the iron workers, furnace men and ma
shinists realize the scarcity OF fuel caused
by the strike of the miners would also
throw them out of employment. The silk
ana velvet ribbon weavers are discussing
the propriety of striking al the same time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Buying Up More Crcameries.

The Continental Creamery Company of
Topeka has purchased nine additional
creameries i'll Kansas. This makes a total
list of 1913 creameries owned and operated
by the Continental company. Nine of
these are in Oklahoma, three i'll Colorado,
two III Nebraska and the remainder in
Kansas. The company's output at present
is about go, 600 pounds of butter a day.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Girl Is From ST. ,Josen,,.

Detective Richard Fu!ks of st. Joseph,
Mo-, has identified from a photograph the
unknown woman, held Il prisoner by the
police of Pitisburg, Pa, as being an ac-
cessory to the recent robberies which led
to the death of Detective Fitzgerald and
another resident Of that city. She is
Blanche Kennedy of st. Joseph.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Collision at Cleveland.

AS the result of Il head-enI collision be-
tween freight and construction trains on
the Wheeling and Lake Erie road in
Cleveland, Ohio, VIM. Thies, IA brakeman.
of Cleveland, was killed and several other
trainmen and workmen badly hurt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

MURDER IN IOWA.
John lessen Killed by H.. S,cnen
Near LcNiars.

Near LeMars,
A bloody tragedy was enacted SUNDAY
afternoon in Washington township. Ply
mouth County, Iowa. about eight miles
from LeMars, with the result that one man
lies dead ami three are locked in the Ply
mouth County jail. John lesser is the man
lwho was killed. and Henry Steifen, Will
Jam Beaver and Peter Peterson were ar.
itcd ~ the sheriff, Ststfen and Beaver
rged With doing The killing, and Peter
Cfson with being accessory.
|tfen went TO town Sunday afternoon
gave himself up TO the sheriff, stating
he and Beaver had killed a nan at
The Rowe farm in Washington Town
ship. 1t seems that Steffen is the renter of
the Rove farm, he reias a single man.
and Beaver Is his hired man. John lessen.
the murdered man, lived OIL tho farm and
his wife keeps house for Steffen. lessen
was a carpenter and worked at his trade
around the country. Peterson is a neigh
Dor, and was visiting a, Tie farm during
the day.
According 10 the statements of the pris-
Oners, lessen was a hard drinker and of .
quarrelsomd.spos.tion. lie was i'll the habit
of coming home and abusing his wife and
children. Early Sunday morning, before
Stei1en and his hired man had got up. Jes-
sen started q quarrel with his wife. Steifeu
and Beaver got up and took the woman's
part, and threatened to throw Jessen oul
if lie did not behave himself.
Later Jessep went to LeMars and re.
turned to the farm about 9 O'Clock in the
afternoon and renewed the quarrel with
Stetfen and Beaver The prisoners claim
he threatened them and tina they were
afraid of him, and Steffen told the hired
man to get the gun and shoot him. Beaver
ran out tc a tool house. picked up a double
barreled shotgun and shot at Jessen as he
came out o! the Kitchen door. missing him,
as il is supposed. lessen closed IN on
Beaver II took the gun away from him
and tried TO shoot Stcifen Tie gun missed
fire and he turned ii end for end and tried
to use i: Tor u club. striking at StetTcn, but
missing him and breaking the gun stool,
ON the ground. lie chased Steifen around
the house with the barrels, and in the
meantime Peter Peterson handed Stetfcn
another loaded shotgun and Sletten
wheeled an: shot lessen, striking him in
Pie left breast, killing him instantly.
essen leaves a wife and five children.
The socialists 0! Barcelona nave decided
celebrate May day with il general strike.
e anarchists, however, refuse to co.
9erate with them.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
MISS LILLIAN uAwK1Ss.

Miss Lillian Hawkins lives in Ashta-
bula, Ohio, and attempts have been mys-
~teriously made ON her life on several oc-
casions. Recently she was called to the
door and u cup of carbolic acid dashed
into her face, distiguring her for life.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
WimtieId Enrner Murdcrcd.

c. L.. Wiltberscr, Il wealthy farmer near
Winfield, Kan, while driving on the pub
lie road less than Il mile from town, was
shot and killed by unknown persons. who
afterwards robbed the body, which Was
found Il mile from the scene of the crime.
1t is believed Wiltberser had Il large sum
OF money OH his person.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

Express Company Elects Directors
l.. c. Wen. president of the Adams Ex-
press Company; James c. Fargo. presi-
dent OF the American Express Company,
and Francis Dynde Stetson were elected
directors of the United States Express
Company at a meeting in New York.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
six Trainmcn Injured.

BY the explosion of a boiler of the front
engine of q double-header freight on the
Lake Erie and Western at Cassville, Ind,
six tralnmen were badly hurt and both
engines aud fifteen cars wrecked.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Allibone Dead.

News has been received at the navy de-
partment of the death of Commander
Charles c. Allibone, commanding the gun
boat Wilmington, at Cavite, from heart
failure. Allibone was a native of Penn
SA.lNnNia
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Mexico Signs Convention.

Mexico has signed the convention of the
peace conference. says Il special from The
Hague. China, Luxembourg and Turkey
are now the only countries which have not
signed the peace convention.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
STEALS FROM BANK.
Booklsccper in the Pittsburg FIRST
Nntjona, Is Il Big Defaulter.

a. J. Schroth, a bookkeeper in the First
National Bank Of Birmingham, P%ittsburg,
Pa, was arrested Friday night by a
United States marshal, charged with the
mbez2lement OF $4,000 Of the banks
funds. He was released on $4,000 bail.
covered the defalcation, says the bank is
in excellent condition and will not be at
ra,tnJ
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
viii Fight Tammany HAN.

A mass meeting was held i'll Carnegie
Hail, New York, to form a new political
party to be called the Greater New York
Democracy. The new party is formed to
fight Tammany Hall.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Cuoans to live, hut in Poison.

Gov. Wood of Cuba, IN accordance with
public sentiment, has committed the SEN
fences of two Cubans. Dunbar aud Sosa of
Matapzas, from death by the garrote to
imprisonment.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
100000 Rochester Fire.

The New York Central car shops at East
Rochester, n. ", burned Friday morning.
Loss, 800, 900.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
A HECKER-BOARD
WHOLE WORLD is PLACED Sc
FORE THE PRESIDENT.
Seated in His Eoor., at the White
House, lie Can Scan the Situation and
Then Send Orders TO the F~arthcst
Corner of the Earth.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS:

L will interest
\ m ms tn.
know how Prcs!-
dent Mckinley
keeps in touch
with events of I'm
~portance TO his.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

Italy's present national debt a 4
to $2,572, $685. 01, with q yearly ipe6flsS&
Of $115,011,O15. The yearly revdndoSaH M
the kingdom is entirely absorbed H313$l
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

King Edward, vino. after the injury TO-
his knee, was obliged to stop bicycle rid
ing, has resumed that pastime. a43ass
taken up fencing MS being the bS6fTS
antidotes to the increase of sedSS5fae5e:
work necessitated by his new STAY
ties. STEy2s:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

The socialists o! barcelona have decided
celebrate May day with il general strike.
e anarchists. however, refuse to co.
u erate with them.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
Der .,seDrseerr.-Domertas ben .. Mai 1901.

tperben tn 3utuntt ytaofapraurpel.un'
gen auftreten, ebenfO tperben bic pio'
niertompasnien Der aqpaleriebipiiip'
men auf 5abrrdbern ftben unb If,
&anbtpertssers auf Motorpasen mt!
ft9 fiibren. Repolpersei4abe aul
9reirGbsrn bat man idon heute In be,
ensliiden Mrnee,
Sir bic aampfpeife Der @abfabr'
abtbeilunsen selten i'm @nsemeiner
bieieIeen Urunbfase tpie fir bic Sn-
fanterte. Sn Der Resel perben beim
gefsdt bic Rdber riidpGrts nisherssz
Iest, lpp lie bdn1 meift obne Weiterss
eebedt finb. 9st @bpebr bon 8apalz
lerie basesen elf man bret Big bier
S9ritt binter bic &dber unb sibt BON
bort aus 6euer. Senn bic grfabruns
bat selebrt, bab bic Pferbe bic srDBte
Sur9t ppr benz @etreten Der &dbcr
babsn unb Hur felten bariiber tpss5u@
brinsen iinb:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09

Dort TT Ct aper eth unenrpegruurr
6anbperter. Der tbatiG9li9 bur9 iets
rter !9dnbe Rraft fi9 feinen 2ebens<
p~nterhalt ertpirbt, Der aber teine
S4perter mebr fdmiebet, fonberri
Rdbern @eifen anlest. pferbe bef4ldst
unb NIT feinem eisentli4el gerufe
iensg pes MaSSasrg lnb &urfdmiebes
beretnt. S4en lafse bat ct es aufge>
geben, ielbft bas Gtien, beFen er Be-
nOtbtgt. gu erfdmeloen. unb feinen Be-
barf beaiebt er bonn nGditen So1ofen
ober bonn ndditen Walaperte. Ser
Oalnpf bat audi bier einen perni9ten>
ben 8onturrenstampf sefiibrt, unb
atpar ni6t nur auf @'ebieten, auf tpel=
den bic 9anbarbeit iibsrbaupt ME gum
Grfolse fibren tann, tpie BEL Der Ser
feIune nnisrer mbbernen grubartisen
giienfoni truftionen, bic in fibnem
S4punse StrDme iiberfpannen unb
trob ibrer 3ierlidfeit unb ibrer se>
fdaiscn Sormen seeisnet iinb, bic srDbz
ten 2aiten gu trasen; audi bort, no
urfpriingli9 nur bas 9anbnerf our
@sltung fam, bat Der Oampf benz
S9mtebe ben Sammer enttpunben. 60
mande pereinit bliibenbe Nassls
famiebe 1T beute berfallen, Ober is
bent anberen 3neden; Die Senisn unb
Sideln, S9aufeln unb Spaten tper>
ben fabritsmdbig berseiteut, unb bic
bur9 ben 9ampf sstriebenen Mafdi.
men arbeiten ni9t nur raider unb Bill
Tiger, fonbern aud glei9mGbiser unb
beiIer, als es bes Meni9en 9anb ie
permp9t.
60 bat trob bes semdltisen Quf=
f9tpunees, ipel9en bic 8earbettuns
unb 8erpenbung Der Metaue i'm per<
sansenen Sabrbunbert erfubr, bic ebrz
fame &unit bes S9miebes brett bas
bon fetnen bauernben Nuben gesogen.
Sabri:en, bic oft tleine StGbte Bill
BEN, NIT setpalttsen 9ampfi9loten.
baben feline Mufsaben an fi9 senomz
men, Tie arbeiten nit ben iinnret6ften
Maf6tnen unb erseueen in elmer @ode
oft mebr, als 100 fleibise S9miebe in
eineln Sabre. Wenn beute mod Der
Oorff9mieb elm sea9tetes unb ange>
febsnes Mttglieb Der 9emeinbe if, se<
firdtet 1T CT nimmermebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
Sr. ODmnins, Nrdftent,

@rilnber bes vGbaritp Snilitute" unb Ser
falier peri6ieoener mebisinii6en 0erfe, MEL
DE Sol9enbes allftlaren: @eiunbbeit unb Or
baltln9 Der elben y@terpDle SebilitGt, llria-
DIE uno gebanolun9" Stare @orte anMduz
ner" u0e9weiler Der 81 iunbbeit unb S60n=
bett bes @eibes"; Gfettrisitat unb 2ebeus=
trait" uiw.
Oieier bebeuteube, erfabrene Spe,ialiit lit
III ben 9anSen @ereirigten Staaten out unb
;l ieinem Vortbeil befannt lpeaen Der uieIeu
mltSerbareit Seilunsen bel 6roniiden, ner=
polen unb lpe5ieaen 2eiben, iopie BEL 4u9en=
unb Sbrentrantbeiten, mel6e Der Stunt anbe=
rer @er3te nnb Spesialiiten gelpottet batteu.
Sbn1 ltebt CUR Seite cine 9roBe 9ln;abl tii6ti=
ger, 9ei6idter aerste unb erfabrener Spesiali=
ten, beren Grfabrln9en, mel6e tie in ben
9roBten Sospitalern Guropas unb Nmeritas
9elammelt baben, es ibnen ermo9lidt, per=
bor9ene unb 6ronii6e Srantbeiten NIT Or
fol9 Sl bellen. Sbre lansiGbrige Grfabrunq,
ibr merfmiroi9es Gei6id unb ibr ununter=
bro6enerGrfols 9iebt ibnen einena nipru6auf
bas 3utralen Der 2eibenben an alien Srteu.
eSn jesem Sale wirb cine ebrli6e glnIi6t aus=
9elpro6en. SIT Der Sal unbeilbar, 10 erfdbrt
Der Seloenbe oiien Die @abrbeit. Die Sffces
lino aus9eriiitet NIT niiieni6aftli6en Ssnitru=
menteu, melde iiber $4,000 gefoitet babem.
Sarunter 1T Elm X=Strablen= Qpparat, nit
oellen ollie bic inneriten Srsaue leidt inter
li6t lperoen f6nnen.
Sctlnngen, mo enbere crfDlalrS tparen.
Sranfbeiten Der Quoen unb Oh
rem: Circumference 9lueenlieber, Staar,
i6ielenoe Qltsen obne S6mer, unb Gefahr
9eraOe seleet, Grblinbuns p%erbinbert, laufen'
De Sbren, Saubbeit. &ranfbeiten be,
gt E urb bes Sale5: &atarrb, gron6i=
tts, Iltbma. Seiben bes 80 a q II s urb
Der We Spspepiie, rnperbauli6feit, gi=
%ltolltat, Selbil6t. NJ unb 9 NJ
b d. peroen: Sarnrubr, grisbt'i6e Gie=
rentrantbeit, %brennenber lrin ulm. Slut
uno . antfrantbe iten:S froieln, @us=
ldla9, Vleden, WIttermale, iberfliiiii9e Saa=
re, Gntitelunsen bes @eii6tes, eczema, @es
l61pilre rlw. Neruenletben: gpilepiie,
Splterle, gabmuns, Mansel an 2ebensfraft,
&beumatismls, 9teuralsie SersitOrInseu,
SerStlopfen, S6minbel uim. @epG6ie uu6
Srebs9ei6miire perben i6mer;los mad elmer
telen Wetbobe 9ebeilt. Samorrboiben un6
aue Srantbeiten bes Wtaitbarmes. Srauert
Sranfbetten: i6mersbafte geridiebuuz
gen uno Serltelun9en Der Sreane, 9terpoii=
tat, S6md6e, 1lI,p. Moberne gebanblltnqs=
peile, bic itd aQsemein ais erfolsrei6 er1pie=
len bat. &elte utar9enebr1en llnteriu6uu=
gen. Seine Game, oh perbeiratbet ober ridt,
braudt 81 sO9ern, entpeber aIein ober nit
elmer Sreunbin sur Seipreduns su fommen.
Son ultatiouen 9ebsim unb i'm @ertrauen.
UtiBgeitaltunsen, SlurlpfuB, &iidsratbiesuu=
gen, Sropt man9elbafte @ntpidelrns ir9enb
zines Organs. Sleine unb i6pa6e Sbeile
Iperoen persrOBert unb sefraftist.
Sr. Spwnins,
1907 S6iaer=S beater= @ebdube, Chicago, 81.
507 Bottom glod, minneapolis, Minneiota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
Tragt die ADie Sorts, Die Ihr Inner Gskauft Ha
s: HI GzXMzZm

als ferttges S9tpert tn yupIuas
nabin. @on ben @ebbabs auf geplof
tpir5 beri9tet, bab fe Elm Stid 5leif4
l1nb Elm in ber Sprm Der getpinf9ten
@affe eef9nittenes 8latt CUR Na9ts
setf III biz 4ertitatts ees @&misbes
trpgen; bic ferttse Waffe tpurbe bann
sbenfa4s bes Ma9fg abseholt, snt>
iprd9 fte ben Miinf9en bss @ssfIteGers.
10 fobnte e Sic 4unit Beg S4miebes
nod bltr1 tpettete @aben.
! lu9 bic inbosermanffden @Dlferz
famine elaubten tire S9miebe. i'm
8eiibe iibernatiirli9er &rGfte, unb bess
balb purben ibnen pielfa4 8osheit
unb .3auberfiinfte CUR 2aft gelest. 8si
ben 9ermanen aber ftanb BITE S9mtes
befunit, namentli9 aber Die &unft,
Waffen at f9mieben, in bobem @nz
feben, mas ii9 unter Mnberem bartn
Guberte, bab Selben, tpie Sieefrieb,
@lbpir, ,lnb Mnbere, ielbft OUR 4miebe
aosen unb it9 lire S9perter anferttas
ten. Ser @anbalsnfDnig 8eiferid
~(geftorben ATT n. gbr.) erbob etnen
sei9idten Sdmieb in ben @rafenitanb,
urlb 1elbft bort, no Der S9mieb Elm
unfreier, Elm &ne9t blieb, NOR oil!
feline SDbtuns cine BDbere 8ube &C.
febt, a!s auf bic zines anberen 9dnn'
perfers.
Der 2auf Der Sabrbunberte bat aud
bier bieles eednbert. Wohl TT nod
Elm S9immer Der alten 3ett an benz
S9miebe baften seblieben, Der i'm elm
famen 9ebirssborfe, bas iturbentpeit
BON Der nd9ften srDberen Srtf4afi
sHtss~"i i'll. feinen 6dmmer fhtptr9t,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
S9ambert iiber ieine yersansen6eit.

SD rufe iest nit S6reden gu.
rid" iast PoitbefOrberer Burnett
Wann BON 9epanna, g., incline brei
Sabre bes eeibens infolse BON Nisz
renbei6werben. Sd mar faum fret
BON matten S@mersen ODER acuteu
9eiben In meinem &iden. 8iiden ODER
YofIdde aufbeben ma@ten mid fob
men. Sd fiblte ermd6et, aussemerz
selt, unsefdbr fertis gum @ufseben,
als i6 anfins, electric 9itters gu se=
brau6en ; aber feds Slai@en beilten
mid u%ouitdnbts un6 madten mid 10
fiblen wie elm seiunber Mann. sic
iinb uneriebli6 CUR &esuliruns bes
Masens, Ser eeber, ser Nieren unb
ber ginseweibe. @ouitdnbise gu
%friebenbeit sarantirt BON %. S.
9ubn, @~potbefer. Sour so Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
Gines alien Soloaten Grfabruns.

SO. so. auitin, elm @eteran bes
Giuiletieses, pom @in@eiter, Snb.,
i6reibt: vMeine Srau mar LANCE
franf trob Der S~ebanbluns gutter
@erSte, wurbe aber sebeilt burd
Rings neue aebenspiaen, bie far III
re @elunbbeit @Hnber wirften. Sas
lit, mas tie INNER tbun. 9eriu6t lie.
Sour % Gents in SO. s. Subn's
Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
Gin gnrrhJlua.

9err bon S9nutelpib eradblt iii
Dorfpirtbsbaus feline tpenig slaubz
~pirbigen Sasberlebnife unb sroBen
Sasberfolse, ba iast elmer Der 3ubOz
rer: Isle, snG' 9err, seben Sic mir
an Sbaler, unb i9 bupf' Sbne ben gam
aen Sag als 6ds' umananb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09

Mn ben itaIienif9en 81
fenbabnet perben i'm 2aufe bic
fes Sabres in sroBem Mabftab aus
gefiibrte @eriu9e our @ertpenbung Der
GleftriaitGt als motorif9e &raft un>
ternprlmen. 3nif4en Mailanb uno
Mpnsa berfebren bereits elettrti9c
Motorz unb Mffumulatorentpagen,
eben1o apii4en Bologna unb Mobena
unb binnen &uraem ipirb audi spti9en
Bologna unb San Seliee Der elettrti6e
8etrieb i'm Sang iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
9erlnttnt:

Die ugerman Qmerican Boot Co." iu6t
fir bier lub llmoebun9 einen perlGbli6en
beutideu Manu fit bas mD6eutli6e Qblie=
! fern BON @omanen rnb 3eiti6riften. Sober
8erbienit nnb befdnbise slrbeit. Dies lit
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bienif ober cine ii6ere Steuuns ST 9riinbeu.
gYeber @elb nod Grfabran9 notbpenbi9.
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lid, in benti6sr spra6e an
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
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Mn0erue IannmirtbTh1nft.

So, 70, Sbr Better fat alio trob
ber f9peren 3eiten als 2anbptrtb
sldnsenbe @efddfte sema4t9"-rSa,
Der beiab 1dmli9 bi9t Dor ben Shoren
8erGins elm &%tttergut, nel9es er Stiid
fir Stiid als 8auterrain perz
fauft bat."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
NJ. A. COTTER,
S~ucfermaaren : Tabrifant.

9fur bic reinien Suderwaaren I'M gtartte
fobri;irt. Die eroBte Seri9ieoenbeit, bic be-
ten Sorteu III ben niebrisiten Hreiien. Saz
BRIT: n66ite Sbire ;u 9aoner's gilenwaaz
SinmS minu. 1=1ir
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Gt1r observation-disclosures

Scr S9ulae ion ia elm GROCER
@pra4gelebrter iein!"- r5reili4. Ser
beberrf9t feds frembe Spra4en unb
a9t beuti9e Srtbosrapbien!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
RerHre1tf.

r@inf9en 9err Brofefor
gu iein9"-nSa, aber bite ni9t gu
fura!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-09
RfuHlfa1.

9lter 5err: nWie heibt Du
benin eisentlt9, mein Sobn9" -
v&rauie!" Wlter
5err: vunb pte benin no49'-
G9peisD.-I Serr:
sd ptu Dir auf bic Spriinge belfen
ruff Did benin Oetn 8aters"-
Rnabe: Ser ruff mir MID, Der
pfeift mir!"