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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
THE
CHICAGO AND
FLORIDA SPECIAL
The Cincinnati & Florida Limited
WINTER SERVICE TO FLORIDA
AND NEW ORLEANS
Queen & Crescent Route and
Southern Railway.

Through service to Florida and
New Orleans via the Queen and Cres-
cent Route. Southern Railway, and
connecting lines, will be inaugurated
on a sumptuous scale this season.
From Cincinnati three trains will be
run to Florida daily, one via the
Asheville Route. through the Land
of the Sky and the other two via
Chattanooga and Atlanta.
On january 9th the Chicago &
Florida Special will go into service
for the season. This magnificent
train with dining cars. composite and
observation cars, will carry through
compartment and open standard
sleepers from Chicago. Cleveland,
Detroit. Toledo. Pittsburg, Louisville
and Cincinnati to st. Augustine with
out change.
The Cincinnati and Florida Limited
which has heretofore run only to
Jacksonville will also run through to
ST. Augustine without change, with
through sleepers from Chicago and
Cincinnati. Also through sleeper
from ST. Louis and Louisville to
Charleston, S. c., via Hartman juno
ton and Southern Railway.
SIeepers in connection with the
Chicago and Florida Special leave
Chicago IL IN. daily except Sunday.
via Pennsylvania lines and p. m. VIA
Big Four Route.
Sleeper in connection with the Gin
cinnati and Florida Limited leaves
Chicago daily. Sunday included, at 9
D. M, via the Monon Route and c. H..
& ID. railway.
Double daily train service Cincin-
natl to New Orleans, and through
sleepers Cincinnati to Asheville will
continue as heretofore.
The superb net work of Pullman
service, the unsurpassed schedules
and equipment, the evident intention
of all the linesinterested to give the traveller
to New Orleans Florida and the West Indies
the best products of American railway prac-
tice. promise for the traveller comforts en-
route that have never been equaled-
Winter tourist tickets at reduced rates are
now on sale. Ask ticket agents for particu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
VETERANS ARE HOSTS
Entertain Sons and Families With
Program and Oyster
Supper.

The entertainment given at Mem
orial hall Saturday night by John Blu
ford post. G.. y. Il. in honor of Ill. C..
Cleaveland camp, Sons of Veterans,
was the occasion of the most pleasant
gathering of veterans and their fam
lies that has been held in Rock Is
land i'm many Il day. The hall was
entirely filled and the program pre-
scented was of just the sort that COM
rades delight in. Commander Rogers
presided as master of ceremonies and
the first number was a piano solo by
DIR. Hada NJ. Burkhart. Then Rev. G.
b. Simons, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church. who is a veteran of the
civil war, was introduced and deliver
ed an informal but thoroughly inter
esting address upon his experiences
in the army. Comrade S. ID. CIel-
and followed and his talk was of
general nature, touching upon the
stirring scenes in this county at the
opening of the war of the rebellion.
In closing he dwelt upon the advent
of Theodore Roosevelt to the presi-
dency as marking the end of the per-
iod during which veterans of the civil
war have held the chief magistracy
of the nation.
The remainder of the program con-
sisted of recitation by Miss Cora
Wilcox. piano solo by DIR. Burkhart
and addresses by &. w. McCaskrin,
eX-Mayor William McConochie, and
States Attorney II. y. Weld, ending
with the singing of America" by the
audience. An oyster supper in the
dining room followed the evenings
exercises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
ODE Theatre.

The St. Paul Dispatch says of the
play that is to be seen at Harper's
theatre this evening: KNOBS o.
Tennessee scored another hit at the
Grand last night to a packed house.
The piece is from the pen of Hal
Reid, the welI-known author. The
plot of the play is laid in the noun
tains of Tennessee. and contains a
deal of heart interest, comedy and
pathos and is replete with startling
cIimaXes Lem Il. Parker as Joe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
THE FAIR SOUTHLAND
with its blue skies and balnny air,
can best be reached via the
Southern Railway.

This great system reaches all inn
portant points in the south and, with
its limited trains, elegant sleeping
parlor, dining and cafe cars, offers
unexcelled service to Florida and all
southern tourist points. The Flori
ga Limited leaves Chicago daily, in
the evening. arrives at Jacksonville,
Fla, the second morning, less than
35 hours en- route, passing through
Cincinnati, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Ma
con and Jesup.
A Another Limited Train
leaving Chicago daily, in the morning,
for Jacksonville, Fla, passes through
Cincinnati, Knoxville, Asheville, Col
umbia and Savannah daylight
ride through the famous Land of the
Sky" Both limited trains carry
sleepers from Cincinnati to Jackson
Vile.
Another SIN to Come, On january 8: 1902.
the Chicago & Florida Special"
will be inaugurated.
running through sleePers, solid, Chi
cago to St. Augustine. Fla, via Gin
cinnati, Chattanooga. Atlanta, Jesup
and Jacksonville. This train. with
its elegant sleepers, composite and
OOSCIN I1CAANNt ~hA
service and fast time, will eclipse
anything of the kind ever before Of
fered to the public in the northwest
for the south.
South Carolina Interstate & West Indian
Exposition.
Commencing Dec. 1, 1901, through
sleeper will be run from st. Louis to
Charleston, S. C., via Louisville and
AShevilIe.
Winter tourist tickets now on sale.
For full particulars see your nearest
ticket agent or write or call on
GEO. B. ALLEN, A. g. 2. A.,
Southern Railway,
st. Louis, Mo-, or
j. S. MCCULLOUGH, N. w. p. a.
225 Dearborn street,
Chicago, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

Preston, gives a finished performance
of a difficult role. Miss Alice Marble,
as the half-insane mother. found
great favor with the large audience
with her excellent portrayal of that
character. j. II. LorenZen as Lige
Preston, gave "a pleasing perform
ance. The balance of the company
gave satisfaction in their respective
transformations. The play is staged
in sumptuOus manner"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

Poor complexion is usually the re-
suit of torpid liver or irregularity of
the bowels. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers stimulate the liver. Promote
regular action of the bowels. Never
distress. b. Ii. Bieber and Hartz d
iUllemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
For over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25
cents a bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

KindIes anew the fires of youth.
It's the head of the works. The main
spring of life. Rocky Mountain Tea
made by Madison Medicine company.
Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

The expressions of grateful women
who have experienced wonderful
blessings using Rocky Mountain Tea
us for our efforts in
their behalf. 35c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

A mans labors must pass like the
sunrises and sunsets of the world. The
next thing, not the last must be HIS
care -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

The Sunday afternoon concerts Civ
Ell by Bleuer's band under the leader
ship of Prof. G. r. Toenniges are be-
coming more and more deservedly
popular. The one yesterday after
noon was heard and appreciated by
an audience that nearly filed the
house. The program embraced va
riety of classical and popular music
that appealed to all and the rendition
was delightful. An attendance upon
one of these concerts cannot fail to
lead to the conviction that Bleuer's
band under the direction of Prof.
Toenniges is a musical organization
that Rock Island citizens may well
be proud of.
For Loves Sake" n charming
story from the pen of III. Grattan
Donnelly. and interpreted by com
pany headed by the Misses Mabel and
Ethel Strickland, clever young wom-
en- who have become favorites
through the west, was presented at
Harper's theatre last evening before
a large audience. The company is
a well balanced and capable one,
Brian barley as General Won Wcp-
pner, Mortimer Martini as Herbert
Won Weppner. \. j. Edwards as
Henri Despard, Mae Anderson as
Marie Won Weppner. Mabel Strick-
land as Anna Won Arneburgh and
Ethel Strickland as Virginia Lee,
having the principal roles
For the present Harper's theatre
is enjoying a run of meritorious at
fractions. They are far above the
standard of those that have been
seen here during last and the early
part of this season. This is due to
the fact that the shows were booked
in anticipation of the opening of the
new Illinois the first part of Novem-
Der, the companies secured by the
Illinois management having been di-
vided between Harper's theatre and
the Burtis in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin Is the seat of an almost end
less variety of diseases. They are known
by various names, lat are all due to the
same cause, acid AID other poisons in
the blood that irritIte and interfere with
the proper action CT the skin.
To have smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions. the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations of
arsenic and potash and the large number
of face powders and lotions generally
used in this class of diseases cover up
for short time, but cannot remove per-
1nanently the ugly blotches and the red,
dishguring pinples.
Eternal vigilance Is fine S7s,fc0
0f = beautiful COEnpE05CE0n
when such remedies are relied on.
Mr. II. T. Shobe, z7o4 Lucas Avenue, St Louis
with a dishguring eruption on her face which
resisted all treatment. She was taken to two
nsaHta SpnS but reriS5d no SS;I
out result. until decided to try6- s. s., and by
the time the frst bottle was finished the eruption
completely and left her skin perfectly smooth:
She IS now seventeen years old, and not sign OF
the embarrassing disease has ever returned"
S. S. S. is a positive, unfailing cure for
the worst forms OF skin troubles. 1t is
the greatest of all blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable.
Bad blood makes bad compilations.
IN a. a. purihes and invigo-
rates the old and
- makes new, rich blood
AA AA 81 that nourishes the
- - body and keeps the
skin active and healthy and in proper
condition to perform its part towards
carrying off the impurities from the body
If you have Eczema, letter, Acne, Salt
Rheu1n, Psoriasis, or your skin is rough
and pimply, send for our book on Blood
and Skin Diseases and write our physi-
clans about your case. No charge what
ever for this service
SWIFT SPECIFIC coHPAEY, ATLANTA, "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

lars. or address w A. Becker, n. p. A, O
81 c. route. lib Adams street Chicago; j. :.
Mccullough. N. w. p. A. Southern railway,
225 Dearborn street, Chicago; George Is.
Allen, A. q. p. A, Southern railway, st.
Louis, or w. c. Rinearson, CT Il. a. Queen *
Crescent route, Cincinnati, Ohio.
+. =. CANNON. :. II. HARDWICK.
Sd Vice PreSt & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass Agt
Southern Railway, Washington, ID. G.
W. J. MURPHY. w. c. RINEARSON,
Gen Manager, Gen Pass Agent
Queen & Crescent Route, Cincinnati.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

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Eternal vigilance Is the S5rfc0
0f = beautiful complexion

purifes and invigo-
rates the old an d
makes new, rich blood
that nourishes the
body and keeps the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
Cut Price Sale of Coats @ Jackets

Black Silks
Special purchases of fine. Black
Silks will be priced very low for the
Holiday trade. Buy early.
Black Satin Duchess-Six special quail
tiles we want you to see-per yard,
SIPS. S1.0O, sec. 75c. sc Zoo
ana -....-.---- ---..-.- .OOO
Black Peau de Soie-Five special num-
bers that cannot be duplicated else
where, per yard. S1.i2, Q0o
$1.35. S1.25, $1.O0 and ........ OOC
Black Taffeta siIk-Every quality and
width made
"a inches wide. fully GO 0E
guaranteed ..... $500. DEsEO
As inches wide fully G1 Ok
guaranteed ........ .....0 sOO
SO inches wide. fully 10
guaranteed ...... -..... OAsIO
81 inches wide, fully QOo
guaranteed. csc and .......... OJG
1e to "a inches wide. FIVE very special
qualities, at S5c. 75c, csc, 900
sc and ...... .....-.... JJC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02
Shoe Department

Special Holiday Values-Ladies', Miss
es' and Children's Jersey Leggings.
pair, soc, 79c Coo
Ladies' Beaver Overgaiters, 06o
39c quality. for $500 49,. LOU
Children's Fur Trimmed Quilted Boots,
assorted colors, always E0o
75c. our price this week $500. Jul
BOYS and Girls heavy 1eeced Hose,
usuf Ily Csc. for this lot we say, for
sizes to Z :. 15c; 100
for sizes to 91a ............. IOC
DOmeStiCS
Extra value, SO inch, fine soft bleach
ed Muslin, each day at IL E3o
o'clock, per yard 1890. ...... J4C
Heavy Domet Flannel, each day 60
at 3 o'clock, per yard ....-. OC
One case fine quality, dark styles
Dress Prints, would be cheap at
SIC, this week, 40
yard ..... s''.' $500 80 ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-02

Handsome ON
Christmas FurS SStWz1
II always pays to buy &N
these early.
Electric Seal Neck Scarfs E2
with six large IO7
tails $50. -. 4lsOf E~
Fine Black Marten Scarfs fA
with cluster tails, worth
S6-75. at, eN,QE
only y NsOO
Fine Imitation . CT AZ
Mink Scarfs -. D ZsOl ||I@{| IN
F1oradora Scarfs. with IN
streamers. eE no /31t u M
very stylish 1JsOO
Electric Seal Storm Col ~ \ l
lars with tabs 90 20 M h
S5.75. $3.9s and SDErsIZ tN Y
Childrens Furs in Sets 3[E ~ 81
Nun and Boa, Tip @1tI& | IA
pet, in a large variety tI7>444 W
of furs. Chinchilla, Ia 81 |
Krimmer Thibet. lamb. 5
coon, nutria, marten, ~ "
fox etc. prices Q0o "
range up from .O0l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

nifien anbequemen; enblta iinb mir
aud ni9t freimiIis ,lnsere@t, ionbern
nur i9le9t unterri9tet. @tr bir=
fen Sebbalb NIT Si@erbeit a%nnebmen,
baB, rpenn biele Wobrbeiten benz
ameritanii@eu Dolte tlar uorselest
werben, es bieielben frant unb fret
anertennen unb suseiteben mirb.
Dies iol aber ni@t sei@eben bur@
llmpese unb &niife u~nierer go:
~litifer, bte ld9eln unb peripre9en,
unb uns banu bilflos auf benz 8oben
liesen laiien; nein, mir mi1en unlere
Soroeruns oft mieberbolen; mir mu5
fen bas 8olt sminsen, flar einsuieben,
baB bieielbe ni@t einseaeben 1T uon
irsenb melden b0len Nblt6ten sesen,
uniere Witbirser ODER ibre Sreibeiten,
loubern BON Der feiten unb seminen=
baftsn ueberseusuns, wel@e bur9 bic
@retsniiie als woblbesriubet erwieien
lit, baB Relision notbwenois lit CUR
@rbaltuns bes eanoes, baB iie ben
6ersen unb benz 9ebeu Der aufma9=
Iensen Generation ltef e~inseprdSt mer=
ben muB, unb baB bieies 3tel MUIR auf
eiuem @ese e1ret9t merben fam, ndms
LID burd bic uerninftise, prattii9e
unb m%eitperbreitete Wetbooe, bic
&elision Der uerI9iebenen Betennt=
nilIe in %setrennten S9ulen gu lebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
gbre unb Yreis ruirb benz aamd9tiz
gen tdsli@, itinbli4, ieben NuSeas

gbre unb Yreis wirb benz aQma9ti=
gen tdsli@, itinbli4, ieben Iusens
Bid sesout; obnmd9tis baseSen TT
bic @utb Der S6ue, bic 8osbeit unb
Der 9eidttnn Der Wenl9en. 96ren
mir, mie seualtis in bieler 8eibnadt
Der Muub Der 8loden, Orseltlans
unb 9obseians bes Germ gbre unb
Serrli9teit uertinben! 8ltden mir
auf bic Nltdre, auf benen immerbar
bas III. Opfer gu @ottes gbre unb ber
Weni3en 6rieben baraebra9t nirb.
unb S,iebe auf grben finben Nae, bic
suten @iuens iinb. Sa, mOsen bic
8eibna9tssloden ben Srieoen per-
finben in BEN Ealditen Der 9roBen
unb in Sen Sitten Der Wrmen, in benz
Sersen Der Weni9en unb in benz Sc
ben Der @6lfer; Trteben unb Serlob=
nuns au6 iiberal bort, NO nod bic
&~riessfadel lObert. W0sen iie tlinz
gen sur @otte5 g6r' unb gum Sries
BEN, sl1r Seri0bnuns Der Weni9beit !!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
Gbrtfma6t.

. belize Ha1t. pou Slid unb 9i1t,
TI wunberIdmife aler NG6te,
On bit has berrlidife @ebi1t,
gSle Wenl1enlinn IS ME erbG9te;
Usin 3auber fiut ben drmifen &aum,
Gr flinst aus ieber 2iebeSweiie,
llnb buitenb atbmet i'm Der Baum,
Ser Baum nit ieinem 9riineu &eiie.
9lus lansperloruem, trautem Slid
&ebt bic @rinu'ruus Dir ben S9leier,
On ribrit ben miiben greiS suriid
GU ieiner 8inbbeit 1h0niter Seller;
Su Rimmft bic Weni1beit in ben Arm,
&leihwie bic 0tutter tbut benz Sinbe,
SaB Hotb unb Glens. Sers' unb Sarm,
Sst's aud far tur;e 5riit, entidpinSs.
gSie beiltaen Nriebens u~nterpfanb
SrtSnt Der 9loden fefli1' 9riBen,
tluo our1 has uG6tli6 title 9anb
Siebu @mseI bin auf frommeu SiBen;
30 nur bes SimmeIs Soteu 9ebn,
L3irb 3idt unb 2tebe aus9e9oNen...
Sod Rinbesaus' nur fann lie iebn,
Dem nod bic Wnnoerwelt erl4lofen.
gSir b6reu ibrer SotI1aft Cot
Sod lebt III uns Der fromme @laube?
Serlheuht ui6t Smietra6t, SaB unb Sobu
Se oft SsS Sriebens weiBe Saube2
Sie Rsui4beit rinst in Sampf uub Streit,
Mit Observation-Disclosures Seidmerben
8 bort oas Wort uou Seligfeit,
SAs &ort pom Sriebeu bier auf Grben!
. triutet aus Der 0iebe gorn
Ssu bisies Neites S%eieriunben,
@srseiiet SaB unb Heib uub 3orn
Fuub i6last ni6t, ionbern belief 8unben
gu suren Sinbern lenft ben Bid,
@uf ibrem Intlis itebt's 9eidrieben:
Der &etbna6tsfeier reinites Slid
gsitsbt i'm geben unb i'm Siebeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

Dte prdfOenten iolIten Sic Mitslte=
ber tn ber 8eriammluns ermabnex,
unb omar In brin8enber @eiie, baB Is
bic Pfi@t zines ieben 0ereins= Witz
8liebes unb Samilienpaters 1T, cine
tatbolii&e 3eituns gu balten.
Ote Beretne merben initdnbia er=
lu9t, ft@ bes Wa@stbums ibres 8er=
ems an%5unebmen, b%eionbers ben Sung
lin9en unb iunsen Wtdnnern grletdz
terunsen BET Der Gufnabme gu serud5=
rem. Nnbet einise 8eiipiele aus Zen
btesidbriSen 8eri9ten:
Peorta a, 81. = Ser 81. So
Iepbs 8eretn nabm fur ein babies Satr
ale Mitalieber uuter IS Sabren un=
entseltli@ auf unb serpann "a uexe
Mitslieber.
WaterIoo.S u. Der 8ereia
bei@loB aue &anbibaten Bis su Is
Sabren unentseltli@ auf5unebmen.
goutnston. ap. Der ct.
Bernarbus 8erein bat einen preis fir
basienise Witslieb ausselest, ruel@es
bic meiiten Mitalieber brinst, no.
ourd As @itslieoer aufsenommex
murben.
81 0 n, Sec. - Ser 8erein er=
~niebriste bas gintrittsselb fur einex
Monat ouf bic 9dlfte unb seruann
babu19 80 neue Witslieber.
W It &c ~ gort,. N.-Nimmt
BITE Witslieoer bes Siuslins=g ereins,
menn iie II SABRE aft iinb, umIonf
auf.
ii, .. - ct. ger=
narbus 8erein lief fir 6 @onate bic
Witslie6er toitenfrei in ben 8erein
uno nabm So Witslieber auf.
gleuelanb, .. = Ser ct.
Soiepbs 8erein A nimmt ale iunae
Mannsr Bis gu 25 Sabren fret auf.
6 a It 0 n, ga. - Nimmt fur 6
Wonate neue Witslieber unentseltli9
auf. Oas Wttslteb, mel9es bic meiz
item &anbioaten einfabrt, erbdlt cine
9ol6ene Mebatqe.
@ebet BIN un6 tbuet besslei9enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

Die &bidaffuns Der &riessiteuern
miro u%orldufis wobl Elm i90ner Srauut
Der SteuerSabler bleiben. Ser 9aus=
Nusl9ub fur Wittel unb @ese bat
ndmli9 bereits bur9 ieinen 8oriiser
Papne ertldren laiien, bab bteie an.
selesenbeit iebr iorsfdltts iberlest
merben miiie, iberbaupt feline @ile
babe unb crit bann in Setra9t se5o=
gen merben tonne, wenn man senau
milie, mel9e Iussaben man madden
NH fife. Scum natirli9 nit Der Nufer=
lesuns neuer Steuern itub unlere re-
publitanilden 0esislatoren Iebr raid
bel Der 9anb, iobalo es it6 aber barz
I'm banoelt, benz 9slte einen She'll
Der auf unseredte @eiie erprebten
Steuern na9sulaiien, ba beiBt es:
INNER lansiam uoran! Oa iinb se=
maltise Aussaben fur bic &riesfib=
runs auf BEN Ybiltppineu gu bewiqt=
gen, fur Slub unb 9%afenbauten, neue
&riessl6iffe unb Sdiifslubltbien. Nur
gar feline 8anse, bic republifanilde
StaatSmduner merben BEN ueberi9uB
i'm S9asamt f9on flein friesen uni
bic Straightforward basu, bic nod ruie
Dor meiter be3ablt merben f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
9aS teranii@e Nntttruit : @eIeb bat

9as teranii@e Antitruit : @eieb bat
wteber einen SroBen Sies errunsen.
Wit ieiner 9ilfe baben bic 8eborben
uon Eeras swet sroBen 8rauerei. &C.
ielidaften ni9t muir ibr 9anbmert -
in Eeras wentsitens - selest, ion=
bern ibaen aud nod einen seborisen
Sasen 9elb absetu0pft; iebe BET bei=
ben @eieQidaften lit CUR 3abluns Don
SIS, 900 Strafe uerurtbeilt unb bes
&e@tes, tn Eeras @el@dfte gu madeu,
fur ~uerluitts ertldrt merben. Ser
Sies bes teraniiden @eieses lit poQ=
itdnbts. Oenu ba eine dbnli9e gat=
l6eibuns, bic Dor etma einem Sabre se=
gen bic STANDARD Oil Company abge=
seben morben mar, aufre9t erbalten
wur6e, perSt@teten bic 8rauerei Sc
ie0idaften auf cine Nnrufuns beS 8un=
besoberseri9ts; iie besablten bic if
men auferlesten @elobuBen unb rper=
ben binfort bic Stiuuns bes terantz
laen 8terburites teranii9en unb an
beren 8rauereien aberlaiien, iofern tie
bas nt9t ielbit aus ber Serne beior=
gen f0nnen. Oie betreffenben Be-
b0rben pon Seras ieben in Der Nie=
oerlase Der v8raueret=E ruts" etnen
sroben Stes; ite freuen it@ barber
unb itn6 ftols auf tbr &utitruit : @ez
ies uno auf bic Dur@fabruns, bic tbm
wurbe. l1nb tie baben. Elm He9t basu.
&ein anberer Staat bat iol@e grfolse
ieiner Intttruit : @eiessebuns aufsu=
meilen, unb in feinem anberen Staate
: bas lit bic Mutter iener @rfolse
= bat man 10 ebrlt@, seuiRenbaft
unb enti@lofen an beren Our@fibz
runs 9eba9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
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NWluI9Suuu nulltt6etuuele ttWlel
cine 8itte an aIe, mel9e benz lieben
Seiuftnoe In Der beilisen @eibna9tse
sett einen 0tebesbtent ermeiIen molten.
Die pielen lteben 0elern unb 2eierin=
men bteier 3eilen betannt lit, babe i'd
felt mehrssren Sabreu eine Nnitalt fur
beimatbloIe Nesertinber seleitet unb
bin au6 arn1eu Stubenten bebilfi9
sepelen in tbrer 0orbereituns gum
beilisen Yrieferitanoe. Mebrere 6er=
ielben mirten iest eifris uuo erfols=
ret6 i'm 8etnberse bes 9errn. Tim
bic Nnitalt fur bic 3utuuft ielbituu:
terbalteno gu MAIDEN, babe id pom
Mnfanse an barauf binsearbettet, 9anb
unb Yteb fur bieielbe gu ermerben.
grfols babe i'd er5ielt wie folst: Nls
i'd bierber fam, seb0rten uier5is Wder
gu ben @ebduli9fetten, bic i'd firfi
tauienb Tbaler faufte. SIM nd9iten
Sabre faufte i'd ie9s;ebn ansrensenbe
Nder ba,u fur uterbunbert Sbaler,
uub etntse Sabre ipdter weitere fanf:
gig ansren5enoe Ndsr fur 5m6lfbunbert
uuo finfsis Ebaler. Oieie bunbert
Nder 2anb baben re@t fru@tbaren
Booen; oarauf baben mir ansepfan5t
beinabe smeitauienb Obitbdume unb
smeitaulenb Weinreben unb finfbun=
bert S9marsbeeren. @tli9e Sabre Sus
rid faufte i'd Elm unb eine balbe Weile
pom Der Nnftalt speibunbert unb iteben=
unba9t;is older fur 8iebsu@t um ben
oerbaltnibmdBts aertusen Prets uon
finfunbsman5ts bunbert Ebaler. Da
ii9 nun porises Sabr eine @eleSen.
beit bot, an benz 8rasos,, etmas wet=
ter entiernt BON bier, cine Sarm BON
3ueibunbertunoneunsis Mder, bic ii@
iebr gut fir bic Nnitalt eisnete, gu
taufen, 10 slaubte i9 oieie @elesen=
beit gum Woble Der Mnitalt benuben
5u mihen.
Oa MIR bas 8elb CUR NnSablun9
feblte. 10 mar Der 8ertdufer NIT elmer
Wortsase auf bic Nnitalt su~frieben.
Oiele iteute t9 ibm aus fur eintaulenb
smei bunoertG baler. DieieS umme rptrb
nun am 1. Sanuar 1902 fdaiS. Snz
folse idle@ter 3eiten, beionberer Nus:
lasen uesen oes S9abens, anseri9:
tet pom lesten srobeu Sturm, unb
,bleDls, grnten mdbrenb speter Sabre
teblen mir Die W,ttel, bic N~b3abluns
gu MAIDEN. Wenn MIR aber ltebepoae
9eute etn tleines NImoien 1enben, 10
lit mir aus Der Notb Sebolfen. I'm
oielen ~0iebesbienit bite i9 TN Namen
ses allerlteb item Seiufinoes, bas ia tn
bic Welt sefommen, I'm ale gu be-
sliden uno ielis gu MAIDEN BITE zines
suten 8i0ens linb. gs Jet nod BE-
merit, bab pom Is. Sanuar 1902 an,
eine sr6Bere Nn5abl mitteloier Stus
benten in Der Mnitalt Nufnabme fin
ben f0nuen. gS ltnb 3meifelsobne
piele quite, talentuole &naben, pel9e
germ ituoieren mo9ten, aber bic Mit=
tel baSu nt9t BADEN. 9ier lit iolden
nun bic bette @elesenbeit Seboten.
! Dielelben werben ibren 8obltbdteru