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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20
Treasury Officials on Gold Exports.

Washington, Nov. 20.-Treasury Off
Gals feel no apprehension whatever on
account of the expectations of gold.
Secretary Gage said yesterday that he
would not make at this time any state
ment in regard to the matter. but it is
known that he regards the shipments as
very natural movement in view Of the
quite general demand for money in Eu-
rope and that he believes there is moth
Ing in the situation to cause the least
uneasiness. On the contrary, treasury
officials say the business Of Europe
within the last few years has become so
intimately connected with our own that
monetary stringency or disturbance
OF any character there should be de-
plored, and if possible, relieved for the
common good. At this time there is an
unusual demand for money in several
European financial centers. and it is to
be expected, 1t is said, that United
States investors would take advantage
OF the increased interest rates and ship
their funds to the best market. The Off
Gals do not believe. however, that the
shipments will assume very large pro-
portions. and especially as any consid-
cradle Withdrawals would so increase
rates at home as to make foreign ship
mentS unprofitable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20

l.. L. Farvin, farmer OF Cleveland
county, Okla, was instantly killed by
his team running away Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20
New York Exehanae.
Chicago. Nov. 20.-New York excha

Chicago. Nov. 2U.--New YORK exchange
was at 20 per cent premium.
THE following markets and statistics are
furnished the Times Republican by X. w.
Harper 4 Company. office over Number
Nest Main Street. Logan and Bryant. Chs
cage correspondents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20
- - -'---------------------------
GRINNELL NEWS.

Grinnell, Nov. 20.-Mrs. John Goodfel-
low is in Princeton, ILL.,, visiting friends.
Mrs. p. A. McMillen entertained the
Ladies Mission Circle this afternoon.
Mrs. S. A. Dunn returned to her Chi
oago home yesterday after an extended
visit with Grinnell friends.
John Astrabel is on a business trip in
Chicago.
A tragic death occurred Monday after
room in Brooklyn. AT the funeral of
her son Mrs. William Cummings fell
dead. The young mans funeral oc-
Cured Tuesday afternoon and that of
lis mother the next day Mrs Cum
mings had been in the best of health and
death is supposed to have been caused
by heart failure due to the strain upon
her of her sons death
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20

A grain elevator at Humboldt, ILL.,,
was destroyed by fire Sunday morning
Loss, $4,000. with $4,000 insurance.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
WOOdmen All Right.

The Illinois and Missouri in.
surance departments recently
recommended that the Modern
Woodmen society revise it's
rates of assessment. Because
of this recommendation, rival
societies and life insurance
companies have eagerly cir
culated the report that the
Woodmen society is in hard
financially, a report which is
characterized by Head Clerk
G. w. Halves, OF the Woodmen,
as grossly false
There never was a time in
the history of the Society,"
says Major Halves, when it
was in better shape than it is
to day.
We could to-day pay every
claim outstanding, and still
have left a balance of over $780,.
600. The facts that insurance
departments have advised US to
revise our rates Of assessment.
was not intended as a reflection
upon our Society's financial in,
tegrity. These recommend
ations are simply in line will
the contention of many insur
ance departments, that the
rates of nearly all the Fratera,
Benefit societies are term" as
distinguished from whole life
rates. Notwithstanding. is oul
society maintains the sam,
rate of growth in the future al
in the past, the cost of our in
surance will OF increase"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
He Gave the Right Idea.

A clergyman, writing to THE
Homiletic Review" relates that
at one time he was. pastor in a
village where there was a Ger
man undertaken who was always
anxious to please. Because of
his zeal in this direction and his
habit of so often getting things
backward he was the butt of a
good many jokes and furnished
others many a hearty laugh.
One day a customer of his asked
him to telephone the florist in
a nearby city to send a floral
design representing Gates
Aiar." He hurried to the 'phone
and calling up the Tourist, said
he wished floral design. The
Tourist asked what kind. He
was puzzled, but not defeated
and after some delay said; 20,
yes, now I got him. Heaven
wide open. That's what they
want"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
Truths .

The time man spends in be-
wailing his i'll fortune would, if
judiciously spent, repair his
circumstances.
The more the brook is tretted
the louder it sings.
Those who work silently OF,
ten accomplish the most.
To be honest from fear Of de.
lection is not honesty.
Who learns no lesson from
affection must look for further
trouble.
Necessity is the spuc which
goads men on to their besl
achievements.
The mental chemist who an
alyzes genius finds it composed
chiefly of push. patience and
perseverance.
A laugh is sorrows greatest
enemy.
Who would be delivered from
his friends should become pen
niless.
1t doesn't take long to wipe
odt the lovable qualities of d
person.
TO help a man is often to rot
him of self.reliance.
Every man who wins success
is a living example of what yor
may do if you earnestly try.
The human face is bulletin
board whereon are written thu
lines of life's event.
Every man has it in his powe,
to be a manly man -Kansa
| City Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
Low Excursion Rates

TO Buffalo, N. Y. and return,
on account of Pan American Elk
position, via the Wabash route.
tickets are sold good for FIVE
days, fifteen days and longer if
desired. Through chair cars
seats Gree and sleepers direct
to main entrance of Exposition
grounds
For rates, time of trains, etc.
call on your nearest ticket
agent or address H. E. Watts.
p. & I. A. Moberly Mo. &
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

A number of the churches are
closing for the summer, but it
has been observed that it is
never too hot for satan to do
business right along at the old
stand, but it is probable he is
more accustomed nto heat
Boston Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

could not go away leaving so
much unhappiness behind Two
days before the wedding she
found Adele and Will alone in
the library.
adele, she said, boldly,
why don't you tell Will that
you no longer love him."
The little creature started
and blushed, but said nothing.
Will turned almost angrily to
his sister; his rebuke died on
his lips when he saw Adele's
confusion.
Emily seized her opportuni
ty.
Adele, you and Will will
never be happy without love.
Don't try to sacrifice yourself to
duty. Will, make her tell you
about it. It's true" And she
left them alone.
Adele burst into tears but
Will managed to coax a broken
confession from her. He would
not allow her to reproach her.
self, but spoke up like a man.
I'm a brute. Adele, and you
are an angel. l don't love you
either. in the old way. Cheer
up. dear; it's all right. Emily
is a trump; she has saved us
from making a mistake"
When Claud Staunton laid his
heart at Adele's feet. no later
than that evening, she babe
him wait for his answer. but
before she left for home she had
promised to be his wife.
After tEmily's wedding was
over the maid of honor left al
most as soon as the bride.
Adele's new engagement was
announced before many weeks
went by. Then Will sought
Cecilia in her far-away home.
viii you try to love me a
little bit?" he pleaded.
Il can't" said Cecilia.
But he saw her face and wait
ed for more. The stately head
dropped, and she spoke so low
that he could hardly hear thu
| words. "Because-because
love you already."-Herald.
Brother Dickey's Philosophy
/ l dunno whether hell is 4;
burnin' lake or DIES a slow fire
! All l does know is-hit's too ho'
: for me.
Dey amt no sense in Dor row
in trouble. One.half de bridge
you come ter amt got no toll
gate.
Ef ever 1 gets to heaven
don't want no harp TER play
I'll be satisfied wild def a from
seat in de gallery what I kel
, see de star performerS ATTAIN
. ia Constitution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
Quiet Hour Thoughts.

BY Rev. j. w. Neyman.
The best help to do good is
to be good.
1t is better to suffer wrong
than to do wrong.
y =.
One of the best ways to get
rid of the appetite of chewing
tobacco is to eschew it.
1t is great deal better to try
to good though we fail many
times, than to never try.
A lie is never justifiable. 1t
does the person more harm than
that he seeks to avoid by tell
ing falsehood would do.
We ought to be a great deal
more anxious to have the appro
baton of God than to have the
appreciation OF our fellowmen.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

1t is better to suffer wrong
than to do wrong.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
A SHORT STORY.
Cecilia and Emily.

she agreed to Emily Houston
request that she serve as brides
maid at her approaching wed
ding. $50 be it." she said to
herself. II am sure that | have
never come across man that |
could marry
Cecilia and Emily had not
seen each other for five years.
They had been schooImates and
chums and on parting had
sworn undying friendship. This
was to be Cecelia's first visit to
Emi.y's home. She made ready
for her journey with many hap
ply anticipations, although she
was half afraid that she would
find Emily changed.
On alighting at the station in
Chicago she was met by Emily
and a tall, good looking young
man. who was introduced as
my brother WILL" Cecilia had
heard of will" He was
physician, with Il promising Ca
reer before him and a credit.
able record behind.
DO you mind waiting here a
little while?" asked Emily.
"Or are you too tired? We are
expecting another one of my
bridesmaids, Adele Cunning
ham on the 2:40. 1t is due in
twelve minutes
Cecilia did not mind and they
waited. Miss Cunningham prov
ed to be vivacious little bru-
nette, who kept them all anus.
rd and laughing until they
reached the Houston home.
Isn't Adele a dear little
thidg?" demanded Emily as
SION as she and Cecilia were
alone. But l like your tall,
fair beauty better. Cecie, dear.
o, why am | short freckled?"
She laughed merrily. She was
too happy to deplore seriously
freckles or anything else.
why don't you get married,
Cecie?" she asked earnestly.
Il don't know any one that
care to marry" replied Cecilia,
Besides you are shutting me
out from matrimony. Three
times Il bridesmaid you know"
Nonsense. 1 expect Claud
Staunton, Franks best man. to
fall head over heels in love
with you. The best man always
is captivated by the maid oil
honor you know. And you must
reciproCate his affection. Claud
is the incest man l know except
Frank and Willard Will il
engaged to Adele-but that's Z
secret, yet. You must no.
breathe it to a soul"
A In hY,,t,nf, MI.
best man did not fall in low
with Cecilia but with Adele
and poor little Adele found her
self growing far too fond O
him. AS for Will. he felt lik,
a knave, for he had to struggl,
with all his might to be loyal t
Adele. Cecelia's deep natur
and stately calm appealed t.
him as Adele's wit and vivacity
never had.
In spite of her absorption il
her own affairs, keen witteC
Emily soon perceived wha
was going on. At each brida
dinner or other festivity he'll,
in honor of the bride and groom
she could not nelp making oh
servations that filled her wit
uneasiness. That Will and Abel
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
Much Money on Deposit

From the following figures it
will:be seen that there is $746, 655
on deposit in Monroe county,
divided among the banks as fol.
lows:
National Bank of Paris 1858, $50
Paris Savings Bank SO, 391
F &M. Bank Monroe City o2,637
Bank of Monroe City 139,412
Rank of Stoutsville 1925
Exchange Bank Holiday 1868
Madison Bapk 1O1, 600
Florida Savings Bank 1902
S746,6 55
Paris Appeal.-For thirty
years self seeking bum poll
ticians have travelled the
length and breadth of this land
bowling hard times till blamed
our hides if they have not sue
ceded in making nine tenths of
the people croakers off of the
the same block as themselves.
The rate of interest all over this
broad land shows there is no
scarcely of money and the
bank reports in this county
prove conclusively there is
surplus of money. But you are
safe in betting your sweet life
that unless you get hustle on
yourself and get something to
trade for it, you will have none
of it even if it was as bouutiful
as pebbles in gravel pit.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
DIR. w. B. A. McNUTT

Paws special attention TO disease efwomen
and children. once with Dr.. Norton on
summer St Telephone Residence NO. ~;
Woods Drug Store No. SO. Residence
blocks west OF F. q NJ Bank,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

F. S. TURNER, M. d.
Physician. Surgeon and Accoucher. Makes
a specially of Catarrb, Ear and Lung
Troubles Office In New Proctor Block. Resi-
dence 2nd St LIST door cast b. o. Woods
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN AND
women to travel and advertise for old estab
lished house of solid financial standing.
Salary $3.50 year and expenses, all payable
in cash, No canvassing required Give re-
ferencss and enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. Address Manager, $50 Caxton Bldg,
Chicago,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

ID. e. WEBB, AuctlOneer.
Money is made in selling goods at good prices
and IL takes first class aucti0neer TO DO that.
Give me the work and 1t is done as the people
of the state of Illinois will know. L have sold
many thousand of dollars worth of goods across
the river. Enquire at the DEMOCRAT once.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
AGNES MCNEIL, D. o.

Graduate OF American School of 0steopathy
Kirksville. Mo. Diseases both acute and
chronic are treated. Consultation free.
Office Main st. Proctor Building.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18
The Best Housekeepers

use Maple City Self Washing
Soap because it gives the best
results.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-18

For LTFE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE, in one of the best CID
LINE companies in America. with
lowest premium rates call on
G.. o. MAYES, Agt Monroe City. Mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
AuHue3dQeN..

Ser Gbirurs profefor: Oppenbeis
rner bat fi9 bur9 eines 8ltd tn's
@artesimmer bersepiRert. bab bort
nod tpentsftens atpanaig Meni9en let
mes 8eiitanbes barren, unb 1T in
Solse befIen auBerorbentli4 pre1iirt.
Dem IGbften, Der gu linn eintritt,
ruff er foelei4 5a: nS3ieben Sic ii9;
ous!" Ser 9err aSgert. r9err Sc
beimratb, i'd fomrae--nSalten g!s
mid nidt unniib auf unb ateben Sic
fi9 aus, bamit i9 sic nnteria4sn
fann; Sic fs5sn be9, bab i'd @ile
babe. nMber Serr profehor--
r@usaieb'n! aus5ieb'n!" bonnert bies
fer nunmebr 70 enersii9, bob isber
Wiher1pru1 peri tummea 1alsbv Der
frembe Serr entfleibet fia nnnmehr
eiligst unb nimmt 9lab. rYun tom
men sic anfangen 81 %eradblfn; alp
no iiBt bas l1ebel9"--Sc nadte
Mann: u9err gebeimratb, i9
TONNE BON Der fibii6eng ini9aBuness
fommiifion uno tpOate NIT sSbnen iRer
Sire Steuern Radfpra4e
nehmen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Nsas besa9lieb Yeapwitpne ?
Die NortserH $aeiTe Giienbabts : GeieliGait
triift tar cine pppuldre, perioalid geleitete
Sour iu'S .gSinoerlanbA 0DriOrae.

Die &ermaltans Ser IortSern Yacific gabn
plant cine &eiie mad benz v@unberlaub,
gelopitone 8arf, porausselest, cine serii=
9enbe 4n;abl lGBt ii9 fir bic Sour se,pin=
neu. Siele gln;abl miB 100 errei6en, nm
Der Company Die Qnsiibrung bes lltternebz
mems su ermDsli6en. Sails bieie @n5abl err
rei6t nirb, moran nibt sl ;weifeln 1T, mirb
elm ipesieuer Sabrpreis pom SS5 fir Sinz unb
&iidreiie an9eiest, unb bic au9enblidli6e
cSbee lit, ant Mbente bes Z. sunni ab;ureilen,
balb mad ber @erta9uns BET glmerican Mez
bical IiIociation Gonpention, bic IN ct. Yeul
sebalten wirb. Sieies ipe3ieue Billet i6lisBt
Gilenbabn, S6lafmasen, Wablseiten i'm @B=
wa9en nnb in BEN 4arf Sotels wGbreHb bes
@ufentbaltes in benz beriibmten larf elm.
Oas 2anb Der punberpoIen S;enerieu wirb
seitis senus errei6t merben fiir'S Sribtiid
am 9. Stunt, unb Der aufentbett i'm Hart
pirb flint unb einen balben Sag balerit.
Steie &eiie wirb obne .3peifel cine Der sroBe
artisiten fem, Die lie 9eplant wurben, nnb
iol6e, bic einen berrli1eu @nfentbalt i'm
Sreien genteBen moaen unb basi gu niebri9et
Soften, perben wobl baran tbun, ii9 nit
8. &. Stobber, benz 2ofalasenten, ober nit
benz @eneral= 9aiiaSieraSenten, Serrn Gbas.
g. See pom ct, Saul, iofort in n~nterbanb=
lung st ieten. Die Sa9e lit 3u gut, I'M
periGlmt III rperbert. 22=5t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Gine Gras6oie.
60 tpar lanae mad MitternaGt.

Sp IpVt lu1tSS ltuuH @t't@St'tu1I
Wir tparen nur nod brei 2eute i'm
u@olcenen Stter." Ser Wirt1, elm
alter !Serr in einem f9parsen Sod
unb peiber Wefte unb i'd.
Ser alte Serr in Der tpeiben We1ts
unb benz i9parsen 2od iaB-iber
fein finfsebntes 9las 9ier aebeust-
In t~ieferniten @ebanten ba uno itiibte
fein f9le9t raiirtes Gefi4t in bic breiz
ten Sdnbe.
Sd bin Elm gutter Menf9. Menn
i6 cine QnaabI S0pfden setrunten
babe, bin i9 iosar elm febr gutter
Menf6. Mi9 riibrte Der alte !Serr,
ber-bis auf bic peibe Wefte-io gana
fbfuar5 eetleibet mar uno 10 finiter
Dor fi6 binblidte. Sn feinen suten
4ueen blinfte es feudt.
9a belts mid ni4t mebr. Meine
Seele f9pamm in Mifleib unb Men=
fdenIisbe. Sd riidte 81 ibm unb
fragile NIT tiefer Sbeilnabme:
Isle letben, alter 9err9"
gr fa6 mid an NIT ienem balb
Gngitli6en, balb be~tpunbernben Slid,
ben bas golf immer bat fir feline Pro=
pbeten, Die inn ms 9era Ieben.
80, Gott, o @ott!" feufste er na9
elmer Weils, .mein Weib, metne
Mnna!" limb er bebedte nit ben 9roz
BEN run51idlen 9dnben fem Geii9t.
Mtr 19ien, CT peinte. limb sana leiie
nod einma(: ,Mein Wetb!"
Nlio fem Weib tuar seftorben, Der
Qermfie. Sd beriu9te es ibm nddz
sufii6len uub legts linn trDiteno bic
9anb auf bic S6ultsr: rSenten Sic
nur INNER: i6r lit po6l!!"
Gr fab midi flii9tig an NIT bantz
barem 4uge. rSa, ia, bas BENT i9
idon. SSbri 1T p0bl. absr MR. asrr'
Sd bertrand i'm unb ereriff feline
6anb. Ser Mrme! uGetpiB, mein @l=
ter, tpenn Gte iebt 10 na9 9aufe font
merlin ha5 itiGe. buntfe 9aus-
bann-"
$50, ie6'n Sic, bann- er tdaus
berte am aa115en &0rper.
,Sas muB nun ertrogen tuerben.
Otter. Ms lang 5aben Sit NIT ibr
gelebt9"
.Sas s' ia eerabe: polIe 81 Sabre
Limb Deute!" Sd tpurbe felbft
tpei9. sc mar cine Srae0nis: 10 in
tiefer Ne6t Der einiame ulte. i4parsz
g~efleibete Mann Bel ietnem Srug. uno
bintsn am Ofen Der f6nar4enoe
@irt6, eine robe SGuitration CUR
SbeilnabmstoTigfeit Der Mense an benz
sroRen S9mers bes g%in3elnen. limb
MIDI bIlenb in ben ganSen Sammer
biefer Stunbe, pieberbolte i'd: nStes
bennnbanansis Sabre suiammen sez
tpaubert-unb beute!!"
go" Der alte 9err purbe febbaft,
ia unb beute-i9meibt fe mir nur.
nod n So9sei6irr an ben Sept. tpenn
ib mad glfe aus'm ,9olbenen Stier'
fomme."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Cute 6eIe0enbeit.

Meine ST Ieile BON Sauf Centre sele9ene,
800 older umfalienbe Sarnl, 220 older 9flls=
Lamb unb ber Geit sutes @ieien> unb @eibe=
Lamb, gutter eebmboSeu, auf flint Sabre gu
perpa9teu pber se9en Mi6la9s;ablnn9 3u
perfaufen. gu9 babe i9 pier aneere Sarrteu
sl perfaufen seseh tbeilpeiie SaarSablitn9
itrs Der &eit arf 3eit su 6 Trosent. Man
ipre9e Dor ober i9reibe on
q. geiiep, gi9entbimer,
21-3mts Saut Centre, Wtintt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Jatnle DrnonnTe,

Sunee Srau: r@ae Samen
finb 70 unfreunbli9 NIT mir! Menn
iie MIR annGbernb 10 retoenb gegen
mid tpGren, pie iie oft nit ben Mdnz
.,errt finb!"-M rSiebfte, btes
tpinfde Dir nt9t! 9te Sanlen tpers
ben erft reiaenb eeeen Did fein-tpenn
Ours ni9t mebr btit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
NIr Sam:G pmtractprem.

Som llntersei6neten werben periie9elte
@n9ebote fir ben gau eines neuen S9ulz
bauies in @atfins, Mina., wel6es 3pei
Stod bod 9ebaut unb in pier Slaien;imrer
einsetbeilt merbeu iou, ent9e9en9enommen
werben. Die 9ldne fir ben Neubali uerben
bis gum %. Wai bieles Sabres ferti9 iein
unb BEL mir sur Ginii9t oiien lie9en.
9aul % | + m a IT,
Stirift=G lerf,
24zbd @atfins, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Grtfttue BriinHf.

grHer Maurer: nOn, Cube,
tparum itrttit Su nidt mtt9" =
3peiter Maurer: sd hab'
fieben 9riinbe basesen!"-g + # I
M aurer: LIMB !pel4eg" =
3neiter Maurer:u gtne Srall
un6 feds &inber."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
1rntf1.

@atttn: u9u. Der ensasirte
aintler 1T eben setontmett un6 labt
frasen, mas ct na9ber bon tlaiff4en
Werten portrager, foI, bon 8eetbopen,
Moaart ober-"-p (uns
terbre9enb): rSrase, ob ct nt9ts befs
feres hat2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Ger kermit tie.

ael1ner: nSerr Miaer Shre
Grau tpini9t Sie am Selephon au
pre9en!" (fopff9atfelnb):
oMiinf9ts Nein. Oa ptrb Elm am
berer Miiner nemetnt fetri"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
hndtTfe Eoulhptt.

.,Ou Iasft tmr1er, Detn S4rei6er
tpdre 70 faul, unb tebt f&retbt er mod
thinner, no 60 bod f@on JeterabenS
tf!1-uNa, ipetbt Du, Der TT r1ur gu
foul BITE Heber tpeaauleaer."
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Dnun frrtltdr.

Batter: vglein, incline So9ter,
etnen ponb fauf' Id Dtr auf tetnen
JaG-6er TT mir au fbeuerl"- - !
ftf4: nMber papa, id 9ab' es ia
f4on tn r,etn Sasebu9 etngetrasen!s
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3u %oerfanfen.

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@runbfid in better Collation. our Sdlfte 6es
@ertbes. Ma6,ufra9en BET
$. g. 9ode.
22a6imt ct. Gloub, Winn.
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MnunrHd1ttu

Srdu (au ibrem Wanne, etnem
mobernen 9t9ter): ng6uarb, lab bod
Define anuftripte nt4t mebr pffenauf
Seinem quilt lte9en-bsm ~reusterisen
3immsrmab4en II bsute f4On tpisbsr
f9le6t qetporben!h !;
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Nrifffnrr Grttnn.

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seganser. unb Sic fiben bier gang ass
t1athlta unb fneipen9"-rNd, iuarltm
bsnrt rtdt, fe TT ia mod ntdt tpisbsr
bd."
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Mertfos 8enDlferung
umfaBt naa ber lebten @olfsadblung
12,491,573 8epohner, bon benen atpet
Srittel tpeber lefe1 nod i9retben fDns
men; 80 proaent bapon ftnb semif@ten
inbiantf9en BIutes.
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Tarnter a~nfaepaktl

@ir baben uniern S6upper: uoa nit trot=
fenem Simber, wel6es mir biai9er p%ertaafen,
als SIR grimes euntber falfsn tonnt.
Sabt Sbr Sols ST. p%erfeufenJ pertaalaen
slei6en greiie, oils ,pena SIR basielbe sesen
gaar faufen wiirbet.
@ir baben cine Srei9mai6ine nnS Sepa=
rator aus ~srpeiter Sanb, 9eraoe 10 gut pie
nel, bic mir 9e9eu SolS pertaui9sn. Spredt
bel inns por, peurl Sbr etpas IN Saurnate=
rial, mie 9umtbsr, Seniters unb Sbirrabmen,
Salt, GenleHt nnb bette Sausfarbe notbt9
babt.
g. z. Sarfnef s So.
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Gaenmaaren.

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Stirts. &c
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lie, belm9eiponnene Il. Suis
tIn9s %
75c @bip Serbs, Senetians II.
Granit Glotb. 40
Csc SopertS, Soil Cuttings II.
Sroao Cloths lpertb bis III. $500
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