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The age-herald., 1901-04-17
JEFFERSON COUNTY IS NOT .CANvASSED Constitutional Convention Ques- ton Not Publicly Discussed GOOD NEWS FROM, STATE While There Is Hardly Doubt of Jef- ferson County Voting for Con-
 vention, the Apathy Is Com
 mented Upon.

While there is hardly doubt of a large majority of the votes in Jefferson County being cast for the constitutional conven- tion at the election next Tuesday still the fact that the county is not being can vassed is creating some talk in political circles. Not a speech has been made in the county in advocacy of a convention since the campaign began. and, it is stat ed. there has been no work of any de- scription in the interest of the convention. Jefferson is the most populous county in the State, having double the number of inhabitants of any other county and casts more than double the number of votes in an election whenever the people are aroused
 Appointments.
 The campaign committee announces
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
STRIKE IS ON
 AT NEWCASTLE Miners 0rdered Out on Ac- A count of Opposition to Dr.
 ganized Labor

A strike Is on at the New Castle coal mines. it having been ordered on account of the dismissal of several miners be- cause they were members of the United Mine Workers.
 A local of the United Mine Workers of America was organized at New Castle a short time ago. It is said. that General Manager Milner of the company operat- ing the mines objected to the men join ing the union. and that when they did so
 The executive board of the district will probably take the matter up.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

to Birmingham in few days.
 Metropolitan Hotel arrivals: G. P Mar tin. Gorthite; L, L. Canada, Mobile; C. E. Perrin Chicago; B. L. Lowery Ellisville; ; G. Frank Weaver. Selma; w. B. Hark- ness, Bolinger; J. T. Nolen. Southern Railway; R. Brannon, Louisville: R. B. Cooke, Chattanooga; B. c. Bynum, Jas- per; William Claffey. Indianapolis; Will liam H. Gather, Springville; H. J. An drew, Chicago; R. M. Blake. Blocton; A. M. Mclean, city; J. A. w. Smith. city; F. L, Hart. Chattanooga; A. s. Lewis, Chicago; E. c. McAfer, Springfield. Mo-; A. N. Munger, Kansas City; E. Lanstet Aberdeen, Miss; F. Baldwin, Memphis; John V. Smith. Alabama; A. Inges, Co., lumbus. Ga.; J. Riodan. Atlanta; A. M. Bright and wife. Mobile; U. G. Caulk, Chattanooga; H. W. Taylor, Kansas City; c. H. Clark. Childensburg; A. J. Galley. Alexander City; w. L. Denny. Connecti- cut; c. Lippman. H. J. solomons. New York City; W. G. Broadway. city; Otto Willbrandt. St. Louis; George Ware. P. M. Gayle, I. Jones, Atlanta: W. w. Gam bill c. w Robinson, Nashville; Alonzo Perry. Coal City, H.: Mrs. T. W. Ham, Jackson, Ga; T. B. Tennax, Chicago; J. O, Horan. Cincinnati; Bud Cleworth, Buffalo; W. J. Liton. Detroit: Kalford Kreth, Alabama; R. c. Middleton. New Orleans: Charles l.. Hehl. Baltimore: w. L. Henderson. Mobile; E. L. Harethrop Cincinnati J. W. Caldwell Toledo; Hem Larkin. New York; MT. and Mrs c. H. Morgan, Worcester; W. N. Foreacre. Sell ma; F. c. Caffey. Montgomery; R. H. Creswell and wife. San Diegs, Cal; T. NJ. McGill, Chicago; M. Gootan, A. E. Buz- 20. Chicago.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
MILLS HAS BUNCH
 OF TEN GOOD ONES
Baseball Players Work Off a < | Little Stiffness
THEY ALL SHOW UP WELL
The Birmingham Aggregation Handled Itself In Fine Shape, and Mills '4AWill Land His Team Some
 where Around the Top.

The ten men who have reported to Manager Mills were out at the Seventh Street Ball Park yesterday practicing They put in about three hours practicing. an hour and half in the forenoon and and an hour and a half in the afternoon
 Notwithstanding t was the first time any of the men had been in uniform since last fall they seemed to be in good form and handled themselves in a way to sug- gest the middle of the season instead of the beginning.
 Joe veitch, a member of the Birming- second but he appears to be the same hustling ball player of old. He is several pounds heavier than when holding the third sack for Haller's aggregation, but this does not interfere with his play ing.
 Al Mauck. who will play at third during the season is a graceful player and those who saw him in practice yesterday say hs will do.
 Tommy GilIen Is "There."
 Tommie Gillen, the old-time Southern Leaguer, has lost none of his cunning as a slab artist, and while he did not let himself out yesterday. he evinced that same masterly control of the ball that gave him such prestage in the, tcsaef days. ~
 William Brandt and Irwin Wilhelm, pitchers, took turns ia the box and han dled the a8ak Ire in manner that indi- catec their ability to fool the heavy bat sers of the league this summer.
 Con Harlow and William Culver. catch perform yesterday. will do.
 Other Players.
 The other members of the team who were at the park are s. H. LaRoaue, first base; Charles Moss, shortstop and George Leidy, center held They are all young men of athletic build, and it Is believed they will form fast aggregation-one that will hold it's own against any team in the south.
 Tom Gettinger, left fielder. and Pitcher Hagerman will arrive today. They are the only two men on Mills team not now in the city.
 Quite a large crowd of fans were out yesterday to see the boys practice and all expressed satisfaction with Mills se- lectiors.
 Saturday afternoon, the team to oppose the league team on that occasion being a nine from the Birmingham Rolling Mill
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
ON FIRE ESCAPE.
Little Negro Was Caught on Twentieth
 Street Building.

Officer Bodeker caught a negro boy about IA years of age on the fire escape of the building in 2oth street occupied by at 1 this morning. As soon as the officer approached the boy jumped and ran, the officer shooting at him one time. Citi- zens passing near the place saw another negro running in a different direction.
 Both these negroes are thought to be implicated in the robberies that have been occurring recently where the houses have been ntered by means of the fire escapes, and the police believe they will be able to arrst them.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
HiahIanders Win Game.

A game of baseball was, played yester- day afternoon at Lakeview by teams rep resenting Lakeview and the Highlands. ThSresult of the game was a score of Is 'tq1f3p favor of the Highlands. The bat terils of the two teams were: Lakeview
 Milts, Collier and Shaw. Highlands: Thr6ckmorton. See and Chenoweth. The gfme was ratttngly played and was ex- ,cisttsA from beginning to end.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

Southern CIub.-The Southern Club will hold it's regular monthly meeting next Saturday night, at which time a president to succeed Maj. F. Y. Ander- son, whose resignation was accepted at the last meeting, will be elected.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
a.5o ATLANTA AND RETURN

First excursion of the season will be op- erated Birmingham to Atlanta. Ga, leav- ing Birmingham a. m., April 22. return ing, leave Atlanta Il D. m. April 2s Rate for the round trip only $2.50
 Call passenger office. No. 201s First av- en,ie, for further particulars
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

A Small Flre.-The fire department was called yesterday at 12:15 o'clock to a fire at the corner of Eleventh ave nue and Twenty-first street. The house occupied by J. M. Sanders was found ablaze, caused by a defective flue. but little damage was done.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

Cutting Scrape.-Officer Johnson yesterday arrested John Fluk, white man, on the charge of assaulting with a knife J. c. Black. The officer stated that both men were drinking, when a dispute arose and Fluk pulled a knife. He attempted to cut Black, but only succeeded in parting the tails of his coat. He will be tried today.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
HE Cll Y
Bank Clearings.-Bank clearances yesterday were $I47 7,241.04.

stole Bicycle.-Claud Rock was yesterday arrested on the charge of stealing bicycle. He denies his guilt, but the arrestlng officers feel they have proof of his guilt and have locked him in cell in the city jail.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17
PERSONAL.

Mir. Sol Haas. formerly of the Sloss Company, is in New Orleans and has about recovered his health. He will return to Birmingham in few days.
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

Bad Circulation of most of the ills that with old w body with speed and Because of the weak and irregular its sustaining and muscles tissues and literally stav M of bodily ailments Cold feet chilly sensations face chronic running ulcers the lower limbs and other parts tn: healthy blood and circulation Restoration must through building publication the blood adding the vital and quick healthy action to the circulation
 S. S. being vegetable blood the valuable and ecacous of all medicine for old free from all those inherited early life As the system
 
 health appetite and there a kin that notno for ;sosb to ohea ually possible nold
 Our medical is judy of blood and skin diseases. would like dvce In your them all and shall and This will nothing Other edical depart m directions
 Don't be doctor when BOOK oa - " ~ T1iE SWIFT SPHCIFicS TIA. GA
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
 S cents
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

Call for Alabama Brewing Company's "Extsa Pale" and Standard" Bears. On tap or in bottles. Phone 1928
The age-herald., 1901-04-17

The campaign committee announ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Yernei8ernm9.

Ser llnter,eiduete pirb aif ieiner iiimf
Weilen norbOtlid pom Sauf &apibs, cine
Meile oitli9 pom S9ulbauie $50. 30 seleses
men Sarm am Montas, ben Is. Mdra inor=
gems 10 lIbr folsenbe @esenifdnbe Offentlid
Serteiserm laiien: 3lpferSe 2, 6 umb 5 Sabre
aft, l Gutter, l boppeltes unb l einjelnes
Yferbeseidirr, l gussp, l Sulfp, l taft nett
er, %peitipuriser nnb l en9ipuri9er @asen, l
i9nerer S9litten, l SGmaidine, 1Mabmo=
i6ine, Yferbereden, 2 Seareden, 1 frumm=
Spring G9se, l leidte itdblerne
&sse, / arsuspfils, sssen 6 9onnen Seu, i
9alfen 8orntrobfutter, sesen 80 Sui9el
an6 90 Sufdel Sdfer, 2 8ibe, els
ne frif9, 2 &alber, sesen so Siibner unb els
ne @n;abl fleine aderserdtbe. gebin9um=
9et : @le Sntnuten Bis SIS baar auf iol9e
iiber IS 5eit bis gum 4. Sanur 1909 AT u
9e8ef gut perii9erte Notem. ls1I19
gIingaD nj u n B on, Gisentbiimer.
90. @6bter, (m..aa.. :I42.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Neu Wuni@.
OtDieian =Nabriebten,

S Ser bo@w'it 9err Siidof sr,z
Bee bielt portsen Sonntas in Qrban
unb 9olbinssforb @~ottesbienft fom=
menoen Sonntas ruirb 6o6berlelbe
bic uernaite ct. eaurentius= @emein=
Be in Oilm uerieben. = Ser bodw.
9err @m. @ilfens bat iid i'm ct.
&apbaelS hospitals gu ct. gloub
uon leiner &ranfbeit 10 melt erbolt,
bab er SamltaS mieoer gu ieiner Seer
Be in Solbinssforb abreiien fam. =
Sodw. 6err ISM. eanse pom Ser
Sers Seiu.@ emeinbe 81 eittle SaQs
lpirb ieiner a%nsesriHenen geiunbbeit
balber fi6 nd9ite @o9e in Elm Can't
tarium beseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
: Der unldnsit, pon 81. @usuite

Der unldnsit> pom ct. Musuita
nod bier uusesosene 9err Wm, Munb
6at Elm an 10. Mue. iiblid selesenes
@runbfid fur 1896 setauft, auf benz
er ieiner Samilie elm neaes Seim ers
ri9tet ldBt.
- l,eber benz rSournal Yreb" sc.
bdabe rpebt felt ben lesten Easen une..
Sans @etterfabne. Montac. ,terte
bas @ebdube nebitbem bic ser. gtaas
ten Slasse aus Danft, arfeit Ses Sour=
nal YrebsW anc ..asrs eaitman sesen
ben an ls''err. Gage gum s~lueiten Mate
IN BEN "taltbentitubl sefabrten 9errn
we@.ttnley, Der Serrn gaitman ben
peten in BET 9anooffice beior9te uab
ben bieier wabri@einli@ auf weitere pter
Sabre ~beibebalten pirb.
@eltern trafen sesen flnfst9
Serren uon ber 9estSlatur bier Elm,
um bic @eformanitalt eimer ipesieuen
unb srinbli@en 8eli9tisuns gu anter=
Sieben.
Die Sight, Seat, Srauiit anb
Subtle Seruice Company rsro nd@;
ften Sam1tas gum eriten Scale ibr
elettriIdes 0i9t leu9ten taiien. Oas
Central 6otel wirb an ieuem Ibenbe
in benz ,seuen eletriidea @lanSe err
i9eineu.
-Gines Der beitea unb empfebs
lensmertbeiten 9otels in Minneapo=
lis 1T bas Sotel Paslp. Das liesi
aerebe Dem linton Depot 9eSenhber,
lit baber non fremben &eiienben obns
weiteres Ma@frasen leidt gu errei9en.
@esen Der 3uuprfommenbeit Der seiz
ter sesielben utrb ienes 6otel balb
aem SremSen gu einem ansenebmer
6eim, unb mas &ude unb S9lafttel:
le betrifft, laBt es ben bO@ften an.
lpriden ni9ts gu miniden lbris. We'
in Minneapolis nod setbaaen @e'
ll6dften einen Ort Der grboluns uni
8equemli9feit sumstufentbalt winidt,
wiro aaes ieineu @ani@en entlpre:
9enb i'm 9otel Yaulp finben.
= Spe,ereibanbler bonn Sanoe frl
auf bic Anjeise Der ct Gloun Gro
eerb Gompans bimespieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07

Sllr Den yNorotern" bertbtet pom He9lItrar
Serrn sSobn 90. Gmntel.
Gfts glad on Gom Ssoupenat e. int
& m3 lei Gee 6 8 124 81 81. 1000
g 9 Wattiion an 6 Wt Sing e. let &
Qnberes Gee 6 8 121 81 %. 49,. 1900
ct 9enebictiner SrSen on 90 Maie=
rus fir tbeil BIT 36 ct Gloub.... 27l4
ct genebiftiner SrasW on 90 @ruener
fir tbetl blf So ct GlouS. ........ 1876
Beter Sbeis OIL Yeter Sbul II pon net
BON Jet unb anberes Gee IL 122
8l 1880
Eeter Sbeis an Gbas % Chefs e. nm4
nnb 9lnberes Gee Is 3 122 81 80. $500
% q Yulper OH { 6 Serse let unb
Qnberes Gee 4 1876 81 3d.. 1000
Matb Sennen an Matbias Giues let
mel Inb Inberes Gee % 124 Sl 33 3275
. g &amiap an 0i6olas &oeier nj
nm4 Gee 3 1913 81 2S.......... HOO
6 g Gobbiornlen an 8 8 Ierlein blf
5Sel9rabe. 5000
tSannab fluids ct al an g,re9or Soit
lots i3 e. ID Gee 80 { 123 &l 81. 1865
9 Soft ct al an s Sominif np4 net
ilnS @nberes Gee 35 s ia 81 30. 1900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Yier,.

Sonntas itarb bas snei Sabre alte
&inb ter Samilie' 9einri9 2anser unb
,uHrbs Mtttwo9 besraben. -gb. Ruff
Don &iees, pelder Dor smei @o9en
einen 8einbru9 e%rlitt, lit bel ieinem
bicr wobnsnben Sobne @buar6 In Der
pleSe. = sSn ser na9ften Otenitas
itaitfub'nSsu @abt ruiro benz gutad
ten ser Stitnmseber Ser Eowns Yier,,
Dub, Qsram unb gudman cine g,etis
ton beSisli6 g,bebuns eines 5000
Sonbs fur germeKuns Der proieftirs
ten Oulutb, ct. glouh, Glencoe &
Wsantato gilenbabn pom ct. @loub
bur6 bic betreHenbcn 8 omns Biz aa9
Miue 9acs Safe u~ntslbreitst. Die
Nasslesenbest IoIte non isbem Stimm=
seber mobt er.oosen uerben, bamit bic
ri6tieeu Borfebrunsen setroffen mers
ben.-Or. Gertbof trat Samtag cine
8slu9sreile nod minneapolis une
MelroIe, leinem .friberen 9eim, an.
@dbrenb leiner Nbmelenbeit wirb Or.
! Mi9arb pon 0ittle Soils, Der iid BITE,
befinbet, bes Or. &erfbof's graris
! beioraen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Sauf Genter.

Sim garlin, Gbeilbabera am Sdant=
selddfte bes beutlden Wei3. S9mars,
lit Wontas NIT ieiner Samilie mad
bier umsesosen unb in feline @el9dftss
re9te einsetreten. Ser s. .. Wtine
nette 1T pom Sberiff S@ilplin als
Deputy fir bas obere Stearns Goun=.
tp ernannt rporben. -Sanquier .. sc.
Sprasue sebt NIT benz gebante1 Inn,
leiner Samilie In bielem Sribiabr eine
neue @obnuus gu erridten. S. ..
S6Onboif erfreute ii@ lebte @ode
bes ansenebmen geiu6es bes Serrn
Setter @inter BON Sprins 9ia.-Oer
Manaser Der bielisen Wable beSablte
i'm Sanuar BEN in berielben anseltell=
ten Mrbeitern bic i60ne Sulnme BON
$500. = 6. q. S90nboff bereiite
lebte ISOLDE in @ei6diten bic Ortz
|ldaftem Sprius 6ia unb Spanpiae.
= Sobn Sbielen lit BON Der Grippe
befaaen, befinoet ii6 aber mieber aui
Der 8eNeruns. = @nbreas Stablber'
ger BON Safe George mar leste @o9s
@el9afte balber in u~nierer Burg. :
Wontas unb Oienitas belorsten meb'
rere Mitslieber Der ct. 9aulus- Sc:
meinbe bas Sol;ldsen fur Stride uni
S9ule, rposu @ebr. 9owe ibre @alo:
lin= Waldine unentseltli6 iteaten. =
6p. SiQmann ee6enft Sauf Centre 81
%perlalIen, mobur9 eine CUTE @elesea'
beit fur anfauf einer aussesei9neter
Sarm seboten wirb. - SIN SOS. SIT
sramm's Sabrif iin6 bic Irbeiter nit
Mrbeit iberbduft brei @assonlabun'
een S9rdnfe, 8dnfe unS lonitises
6ausmobilar uurben beiteut. = Ois
8auiailon- uerlpridt bier in bielem
Sabre cine lebbafte gu ueroen. 6rau
Solepbina @aiparb ldBt bas @erma:
via 6aus bur9 einen Nnbau ermei:
teen; 6. SO. Sprasue unb SO. ..
SitSoale planen ben Sau etres eorl'
miifionsbauies.
ct. Nidplaa.
Serr Sobu Sbeis, welder lid In
gluffton, Minn., nlebrere Sage aufs
bielt un6 itd na9 2anb umlab, ii
leste ISOLDE uon bort Suradsefebri
ui,S H,elbet, es babe ibm in jener @ez
asnb berart gut sefauen, baB er bort
Elm Gtid aanb in Der @bli6t faufte,
leim Ssim con bier na6 BEN Meeea
10 pieler 9anolrbenben gu perlesen.
-0pmeritas in nadlter We9e wtrs
Sarmer Wm. 8erIdeie lstns @a.ssrse=
rdtbe Ofientli&S an ben Meiitbieten6en
periteisern lanen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Aus Der nm9e9eub.
ct. Soieth.

Serr Sraut Eimmers Fat fi9 BON
ieinerr l~1amoblieiu wieber 10 nett erz
bolt, 6aB er ieiuen Iatasssei9dften
na9seben fam. Mu9 bas Befinben
Ser perunslidten Srau Matb. &einen
bere9tist gu ber beften 9oHnuns ;
Dasesen lit Der 3uitanb ber erfrantz
ten Srau Yeter Meper INNER nod etn
8ebenfen erresenber.-9ie beiBt es,
baB Sojepb Eaui@er, na6bem er Wais
lenfnabe seworbeu, ieinen @amen dn=
bern laiien min. gr meint, @roius
tldnse ptel bibi6er, uab auf btelen
Nameu babe er subem ein semi1es an=
re9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Weire 0robe.

S6leidoiebe itablen lette ISOLDE
benz Matb. Spdttb idmmilides Steii9
unb @irite iammt benz Sleii9fab.
Gbenio beflast 9p. Serlirs ben 8ers
luii zines neuen boppelten Pferbese=
i6irres bur6 Diebesbanb. Nepublita=
niide Grosperitdt i9eint bic Diebess
banoe beleelt gu baben.-D 6erren
sSobn unb Wi6ael @inter unb 6p.
S6ulte waren 'anfanss Der ISOLDE
in Der County, Sauptitabt in Na9laB=
anselesenbeiten. -Sobann Natbe unb
6p. g. S9ulte baben leste Wo9e
ibre SadfenntniB erprobt, inbem tie
fir bic Sirma Sadmann & S6ulte
einen neuen Drummer trieben unb cine
pumpe our uo0fommenIten 3uirtebenz
beit reparirten .-Oie SObne Der So
mile SEQ. Sieben warenleste ISOLDE
NIT Solsldsen i'll unierem Oorfe Be-
|i9dftist.
Jreeport.
Die Sirma &lalen & S6mibt Bot
NIT ibrer Sdsemiible suten grfols;
nod iber 5000 Yaumltdmme iiab
ibr gum Sdneiben eribrist. : Die
9erren Sp. 9lanfe uno g. &la1en
pom Sreeport ma9ten Treitas einen
@eI6dftsabite6er mad ct. Gleu6.-
Sic b~iesidbrise 8auIailon periprt9t
bier cine lberaus lebbafte gu merben.
SEER Nid. @6bert mirb einen r1eueR
9etreibeipeider erri9ten, unb bie6ers
rem Nnton S6ulte, 8ernb. Stormann,
8ernb. S6nnies, 81. 9eraos urb gb=
marb Itfinion merben ibr 9eb0fte I'm,
serdumise S6eunen berei9ern lalen.
= Ser alte 6err 9. Roblins lit pen
leiner geiudsreiie mad Safe George
mieber poblbebalten BEL ben Seiniseu
einsetroffen.
Stem Wuni4.
Sattlermeiiter &arl gosel 1T pom
bier nod Welroie umsesosen. @ie=
pobl mon bierorts ieinen Nbl9ieb aI=
9emein betrauert, mini6t man benz
lelben bod am neuen Y(ase belten gs=
fols, ben er OF leiner SadfenntniB
rpie aud ieines reelIen unb seieGisen
Welens pesen i'm ponten Gimme bes
Wortes per6tent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Dur6It0berun9$ Verkauf,
&e9tnnenb 9temttag, ben IL. Mdrs.

Die WitaGeber Der ,Neahng 8oom Sodep" aiu6m ole, bic 9eumt fub, buff
reid su bn III Der Gransuns pn elD fit bic staObibliobst, i5n gsRmunssn gu
burdtSbern pom 6eaer bis CUR Da6nube unb irgmb Gtwas, bs ne gu emen gutter
3wed perpenbem moueu, y benz Gur6fObeun9ss@ ertauf bg3u9ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
&*9rrlangt:M

Steibr ouer Smen, IRObel gaber, 8Gdensidnr, 3innwaare, Slider, 0Rasa;ne,
giberabmsn. Sdube, 9Me, arasen, ahes eMen nnb &ubber, in Der Sbat rsenb Ct
mas, has prfaut wgben fam. 20. -a.E
Ser genaui fnbet i'm 9abr glod, Gde un ct. @emain snuBe uo 6 apenue
nOrbi6 fot. geidenfe werben Montag, ben IL. WRarS ab96ot wrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07

Mittwod tn ,eeter Wo&e wurbe
Der lett JaBren In bieiem Tofpn au-
idiiis seweieae, so Sabre alte gete.
rane @;a6. Martin tn aimbaI gu
@ras.e 9etrasen. Ger @erforbene
.,ente I'M Sdinoiisr @esimente unb
baste i'm Dienlt einen Grm Elm, ais
Snpalib besos er eine monatli&e Fea.
lion por $45. Der Dabinsel9iebene
binterldBt @attin unb mebrere 8ins
ber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Martp.

Na9bem bic umliesenben Sarmer
ibrer 8equemli@teit pesen Ben lansit
gemini6ten @e@lel in Der Poitabz
nabme uorsenommen baben, bat bas
bieiise goitamt ii6 gu elmer semiil en-
8ebeutuns empOrsei@wunsen. Poitz
meilter Souls Wteber ma9t ietnem
offisieuen Mmte ale gbre, unb in ieis
mem MiI9waarenselddft bdlt cine
sroBe &unbl9aft tim audi fait tn be-
ltdnbiser Sbati9feit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Belgrade.

TIMER anquier unb 9auptSel9dfts'
mann gbriit. SOrserOin9 besab ii6
Sreitas in @el6dften nod ct. Glonb /;
BON ga reiite er nod Melrole, wobin
i'm mi9tise Gei9dfte riefen, uno BON
Welrole bradten i'm anoermeitise Sc
l9dfte na@ ct. paul, pom luo er
Oienitas mieoer gu BEN Seinisen Slt=
riidfebrte.
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Tarming.

6err Sbeo. 9obmiler bat leine biez
ligen Sreunbe I'M Die slidfi6e Infnnft
in ct. Saul unb nm iein @oblerse=
Gen unb bas ieiner beiiereu @dlfte in
Der @roBltabt wifien laiIen.
81. auauta.
SIN muntereu un6 seleuisen &reiie
BON GerUanbten, Sreunben unb Na9s
barren fweierte Mittmod Mbenb in
lester 8o6s Sarmer Srit 8eumer
ieinen go. @eburtstas. S5err geu=
nter liebt immer nod gut aus unb fiblt
pie ein giersiser, unb lein seiunber
6umor ldbt sewib ni9t auf elm b0be=
res Mlter l9lieBen. geuor bic sez
miitbli6e @eleul9aft ii@ trennte, wIrz
be 6errn 8eumer nod man9es sSabr
in better 9elunbbeit urb ieiner SAINT
lie ferneres Slid semiuidt.- &c. S.
8rebm bon Ma,ne Yrairie mirb in
einisen Sasen BEL benz in bieiem Conn
mobnen6en Sarmer 9p. glOd feline
6artbolsidsemible In 8etrieb ieben.
&ohalton.
Die Serren Sc. S. 9rofer un6
Mb. 9obermeper reiiten Samitas in
@el9dften nod ct. gloub. = Cine
neue Mablmible an Steue Der abse=
brannten 1T unierer Ortidaft seiidert
na9bem benz g%isentbimer Der nteber=
sebrannteH Mible bic Summe pom
So, 500 als electromagnetic ausbe=
sablt worben tf.-9ier nimmt man
Elm srobes Sntereiie on Der proiettir=
ten 8erlesuns bes g~ourtbanles bon
Saut Napibs nod Solep. Die btef=
gen Steuer3abler> unb Stimmseber
lin6 bafir, es betm Mlten gu belaiien,
unb iielafien ii@ in ibrer Sbee ielbft
ntdt bur9 ben 3eitunssberi@t beirren,
ba gtienb1nsM asnat Niq $1,000 boz
nirt, faus Sotep Sci bsrWab feSrsi9
ietn ioqte.
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Nodbias.

Nuf Grlu3en bes Sobn &ouer bat
Sriebensri9ter Scott uon ct. gloub
einen 9aftbefebl sesen ben bieiisen
S6antwirtb @ottbarb 9ensel erlal=
fen. &ouer beI6ulbist leeteren, iein
Pfer6 seltoblen limb i'm auf's @rObite
bebanbelt gu baben. 6ense( basesen
sibt on, ct werbe &caers Pferb ni6t
berseben, bis bas Dem Pferbe uerabz
rei9te Sutter beSablt Jet.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sir ben rNorbitern" beri6tet pom &esiitrar
Serrn Sogn %. GInntel.
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0ilutan.

pfarrer unb Mitslieber Der bieiis
seu fatbolii@en Stride baben bei6loi.
len, sas @ottesbaus nit elmer tdblerz
men Sede perleben gu laiien. Ote
Pomea 9arbware Company pom ct.
@loub lit eontractli@ nit Der arbeit
betraut rpor6en.
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9oloinssforo.-

Senator Sal. 8ab trat Montas
cine &eiie nod Milmaufse an, 100 er
einise Gage bel ieinem iinsiten 8ru=
Der, welder in Der gieritabt gu Ben
prominenten beuti6en 8ursern sdblt,
ais SAT- perweilen ruirb. = Sn SOL
binssforb sebt es in lebterer !3eit
siemli6 raub gu. SIS iinb sem0bnli@
Sarner aus Der Na@bari@aft, beren
Setter aufeinanber plabeu, 10 oft fte
li@ our Mbwideluns pon @eiddften
bier trefen. Oas ein3ise Suite babel
If, baB es feline Deuti@eu finb, Die
t9 bur9 &atbolsereieu dn'ibrem GUT
ten Namen gu S@aben fotnuen.