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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

S Sss es.sg : "a
1872 1870 $500 --7T--zT
AROUND THE STATE
The North Dakota siiftings says IL
needs money and-ther,e are others.
Dr.Belyea,. long aresident Of Devils
Lake 4 has gone t. MtilesssC City, Mont, 3
live. s555
District5Veterinarian Teal was called
upon to- kill some glandered horsesin
Ransomicounty lastweek #
According to the Sargent County Tel
Ter the olive branch hasn,t been accepted
blythe factions in Richland county.
The LaMoure County Chronicle is
kicking because the Fargo Argus pub
lished q Christmas poem a week too late.
%
ss3Y The Candot branch gets a daily train
and the Park River Gazette gives credit.
- g Lord, Of the new railroad COM
mission.
Dickinson Recorder: Bismarck is to
have at.bucket shop instead Of The
wheel this winter. # is a more gentle
manly way Of gambling and doesn't re-
quire q bank roll.
800 #?#
The Sheyenne Star wants the legisla-
tors ia confne themselves to not more
than three times the number Of clerks
needed. This is prettystrong evidence
the Star editor is not acandidate for any
position. 5s#
Dickey County Leader: We would
suggest that the members Of tho legisla-
ture take along checker boards for
amusement during intervals. The other
5.black and white" are going out Of date
in the capital city.
The two Glendale banks have ~consoli-
dated, the stockholders of tho Citizens
State bank having bought a half interes
in8the Cannon s. Go. bank. The officers
of the new organization are BE-. Gan
non, president; G. a. Morrison, vice
president; 3. r. Crabtr,ee, cashier. This
leaves Eliendale with but one bank.
#8SsEssSS f#$sSs 500 #
About fifty OF Hon. Geo. w. q. Davis
friends took him by surprise at Evan
ston On Friday evening lastt to give him
q goodbye send-of before starting for
his official duties at Bismarck. Although
taken by surprise, the Inter Ocean says
that Mr.. Davis was more than equal to
the occasion, and entertained his vel
come guests until /. IA.
Sheldon Progress: Two years ago Rep
resentatiVe McHarg # jamestown
pushed bill through the legislature-to
meet personal exigency--providing
that when 4 j attorney IN an action IS
member 81 the Legislature, this shall
constitute grounds fora continuance.
Nov litigators who want their cases con
tinned engage members Of the legislature
as attorneys. The moral is that the as
semhlY should enact wise laws
Tor the people-who paysthe freight
and not run a farce comedy for the sedif-
cation and convenience Of Individual
members.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

Magistrate Strohreker of e dSTop, d
notorious negro settlement in South Car
dina Ir has issued IN order that all ne
ggroes who remain single after January
mus quit the town. The order was
thought necessary to stop crimes. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DIs



OR YOUR HAIR WILL FALL OUT
TILL YOU BECOME BALD.
Modern science has discovered that
1dandraaff is caused by a germ that digs
up the sealpsin scales, as ii burrows
down II the roots u The hairs vital
ity, causing falling hair, md alfi
naately, badness Aftes uHna.
dandrad germ, ali efforts & find a
remedy failed until the great labora-
tory discovery q made which
suited ii Newbross Hsrpicide. II
alone &c all hair preparations kills the
gdandrlf germ. Without dai,drun,
hair crows luxnriantly Destroy tie
cause Won remove The erect.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

Sugar City, Colo, S seven months
old and has = population OF 1000. a.
new sugar refinery costing 10000 has
lust been opened. v s3s8s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
RAILROAD TIME GARD.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

NORTHERN PACIFIC
5:8 Daily. y 5$s52t $5s
WEsT@BOUND.
No. IS, way freight M. u. B !. a Is s. {. ]:
S.s EAST BOUND.
No. IL $3.50. NJ. . BIZ. y ..S I. q. !. $a.Ss.s.*12 :SS5 ann
NO. So way freight. ........ 7:555 q. m.
3#s&$ iCETAS.S FEE A.
s. 81. GOTT,,&Agens.S st. Paul, MINI.
Bismarck, N. D.BSYYs2
BISMARCK, WASHBURN 10 GREAT;
$ 58 FALLS RAILWAY
(Taktng effeelEat 500 a. M, August !, 1900
((Dally except Snnday.4
ss3s8S& GOING NORTH
Leave Bismarck s... II : II /. !. IS. 8 80 a. M.
Arrive Arnold 3.... n. !. 80 IL. .sss.S.. ....a.... ::55 a. M.
Arrive Baldwin .s.ss..... ..,...s.. 81. |. h. Z. 8 30 a, m,
Arrive Wilton 80. |. AZ. Tsssf,,..+...... !. 9:45 a. M.
GOING SOUTH.
leave Wlton. u. 81. 80. :: /. $780,. s.. e 100 2. m.
Arrive Bald Ia. Il. |. ....s. ..a...S..ss 49,. rs p. IA.
Arrive Arnold .... I. /. !, ..s....s... ...........2 $50 o, m.
Arrive bismarck -. .. /. !. :. I. I. 8 rs p. m.
E.8H.| WALKER..A
$#sssg& 88aaas#s Traf1c%Manager,
asAss HS#as Bismarck, N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'S
iss5ss 6 anarnl r. Mnnapnr# RsSn1 arnls HSR %En#g@&S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

There is no
medicine to
equal the Bit
tiers for streng
thening the
stolnachshmu
Iating theliFer
and Kidneys,
cleansing the.
entire system
sor prevent,
Constipation
Insomnia
sLaGrippe aud
Maiiria Fever
Tryit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

Leave orders 1 the Capital Book
Store for flowers for the inaugural ball.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
BLACKsMITH,s CHARGES

8BLAGkSMITHS CHARGES
b~laeksmith's union Of Bis
naarck, AZ. 2 agreed To the following
prices: @5
sshposillg per team, 4 8 80
RHesssesttihin1gg -,. 90
:NeYers1ips ... s,. 81. ... so
Resetsttirngg 100
Tire setting, common 100
Buggies and wide tires $50
Single buggies or wide tires. s
Pillow lathes w so
Pointing I. Is
New lathes, 12 inch 30
New lathes, IA inch .s. rs
New lathess, l6 inch LOO
Axle stubs, / inch 500
Axle stubs, y X inch Zoe
Axle stubs, ~ inches 10 200
Recalling, S cents a caIK. CaIks
for sale, single, cents, or 81. 10 a box.
p. G. SMITH, Chairman.
Nv. FIRM, Secretary.
a. M'DoNALD,
g. BERTscH & SON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09


Webb Broa. haye flsll line of Opera
gloves
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
FISK ORCHESTRA.

Inaugural ais.u g Ball Committee Makes Ar
rraanngemneelnttss for 4 Fine Orchestra for.
the Occasion. 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

charged with grand larceny. It is al legged that he stole a brass rod from Senyards saloon. The rod is part of the bar.
 Dr. Thompson, "a noted specialist, who has been selling his patent medl- cines on the street corners at Main and Second avenue, was arrested Saturday on charge of hawking and peddling without license. Judge NiVen will hear his tale of woe. The officers of this city do not propose to be imposed upon by the "traveling fraternity as they are continually coming to this city and violating city ordinances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14
! ElaCnn yof tuttleffsh.

The Australian papers to nand give account Of an unprecedented plague of yuJtlefsh chat has been rayaging the fisheries and for q time entirely up- setting the fishing industry in North Australian waters. It is said that th6 creatures are swarming in such num- bers that hundreds are brought up in a single haul of the nets. As the haul is drawn up they cling with their ten tacles to the under side Of the boat and have to be disengaged with axes so that large quanties of tackle have been destroyed and many boats In. iured
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14
Nj. AND P. BANK
Held It's TWenty-sixth Annual Meet
 ing This Morning.

Ine stockholders of the Merchants and Planters Bank, one of Pine Bluffs strongest and most popular banking institutions, held their 26th annual meeting and election of of fieers Monday morning. The mem bers of the Board of Directors were all reelected They are: Messrs. ". D. Wilkins, H. H. Hum, w. l.. De Woody, Charles Well, w. B. AleXan- der and F. H. Head.
 The directors elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing year:
 President V. D. Wilkins.
 Vice President, II. H. Hum.
 Cashier, F. H. Head.
 The M and P Bank is a flourishing institution and it's past years busi- ness has been of a most fIattering na- ture We congratulate the stockhoia- CTS and wish fer them continued sue cess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14
CEN. JOHN B. GORDON
.ssues New Crders-1, 300 New Camps
 Have Joined the Association.

Gen. John B. Gordon, general com handing of. .the United Confederate Veterans, has issued the following general orders from New Orleans Headquarters.
 L The General commanding. an nounces. the Department Command srs concuring. that on account of the argent request and insistence of Our Host" the next annual meeting and reunion of the United Confederate Veterans. which is to be held in the atY of Memphis, Tenn. will take aiaee on May 28. z9 and 30th, 1901 Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday respectively
 With pride the General Com aaHding alsa announces that 1900 amps have now joined the Associa- 1iaa. and application received at Ehesc headquarters for papers for .Ne leo more He urges veterans aaetNWhor2 to send to these headquar- &afa for organization papers, form amps, and join this Association, so As to assist n carrying out it's be eeeolent, praiseworthy and patriotic objects
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14
AMONG THE J. P.,S.
Supposed Robber of Dr. Scales Office
 Arrested.

Harry Greer, negro, was arrested Saturday night in BrockWay's negro saloon by Deputy Robert Johnson, snd two charges were docketed against him. He had razor and was piaying the "buly" act when taken III He is charged With disturbing gAe peace and carrying razor and sill have q hearing before Justice Garrett on the 16th inst.
 Hays Humphrey. another nf1fl of eotar. was taken in by Deputy John son Sunday. Humphrey is charged 9irh assault to kill It is alleged that ae hit Henry Smith. a negro at Ladds Nal Saturday, and now Smith is in a critical condition. It is stated that Humphrey used an iron rod as his Beapon.
 John Stein. man who is even Ulaeker than the two above mention s,d, was taken in by Officer Culpepper yesterday and later transferred to sastice Vance. Stein is believed to nave been the man who entered and robbed the office of Dr. ]. w Scales in this city recently
 Officer Culpepper also arrested and transferred Will Kidd Kidd Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

want to let the people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain Pain Balm reliey- ed me after a number Ol other medi- cines and doctor had failed It is the best liniment I have eyer known of -J. A. Dodgen, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands have been cured of rheu- matism by this remedy. One applica- tion relieves the pain. For sale by ". L. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

He. J. Gibbons Sewers Efs connec-
 sion With the Gas Coa7pany.

MT J Gibbons, who fer sometime las been connected with the Pine Bluff Light and Water Go. as super iatendent of construction of the gas plant, has resigned, his resignation to take effect at once. 3Ir. Gibbons is an expert in his line and his work has been most efficiently done. lie has thorueeh knowledge of the gas business and the recent great i'm proYements in the local gas plant and service are due to his knowledge and efforts. During his residence here MT. Gibbons has made large number of friends, and his resigna- ton will be learned with regret by the patrons Of the gas company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Mir. Dan s. Nherry has returned to his home at Jackson, Tenn, after a pleasant visit with Gen. R. M Knox and family in this city. Mrs. Wherry and augher will remain here a few weeks longer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

The marriage of Miss Hennie Alt heimer and Mr I. B. Jacobs will take place at the Jewish Temple Tuesday evening at G:45 o'clock, instead of o'clock, the time given on the invita- tions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Mir. Sidney Tucker, of Tucker, has just recovered from very severe ill- ness He was attacked with pneumo- nia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14
T he We ather

The weather man says it will be fair tonight and Tuesday, with sta ssenary temperature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Goy-clect Jeff Davis will be inau- .sarated next Friday. What will the 8arVest be-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Er is said that Oom Paul Kruger is recovering The day before it was said that ha vas dying A South African seems to have as many lives as the proFefbial cat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Capt. George L. Madding. of Mad dngs, was a visitor at the Graphic of flee today. He was well pleased with the GraDhie's new Mergenthalcr ma chine and watched it's working with interest.
 Messrs B. F. Mckenzie and c. c. Loving, of English, and J. w Tanner of Swan Lake, are among the visi- tors in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Tie defeat of Senator Bill Chand. szr of New Hampshire, and the carly ssafamoat az Windy Bill Allen, of Seblasha fortunately dfsRoses of two af tbe uoisiaza 8ad nost vicious wind zamH8 ars fa tfa t. <. Senate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

8tth exzE5eas;teut Harrison. cx speaker Reza Ger. Lew Wallace. Senator Heaa and other prominent Republicans sat Of harmony with the present administration, it would seem taat there nay be some need of a congratulations of the Republican aarty-Commerc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

Entered at the Postofllee at Pine Fluff, Ark, a5 see3c- 4t@i22ss mail mat fEf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

All subscriptions due in advance without exception.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14
l. W. Adams, Editor and Manager.

Advertising rates made known on application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-14

OFFICE: 900 West Barraque Street. TELEPHONES: No. 102
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Dtrfbnappt.
Hotb bri1t Glen!

Rotb bri9t giien!
Cine bibf9e MoraI fir bic, tpel4e
iiberbaupt ni4t btel baporl baben.
9enn bic 0toline seb0rte Sreurb
6ermann, unb Greunb Sbeobor mar
foeben i'm 8esrtff, fie Bel einsm SrDbs
let gu bertiimmeln, ba CT teiner Rnopf
@elb mebr befab unb ar9 ni9t nubte,
mo er tpelhes bate auftretben fpIen.
u@s 1T ia f4on feds Sabre ber, felt
Ct fe mir seliebm bat, unb CT tpeib bas
ftder nidt mebr. Solte Ct aber benz
nod einmal tommen. iie gu forbern,
nun gut, 70 persiite i9 ibm Elm poor
Wart bofiir."
Mtt biefen Mrsumenten tr6ftete fid
Sbeobor. pertaufte bic @eise unb
mabte ft9 NIT benz erbaltener, 9elbe
einen persniisten Sag.
Ha9 faum bier Wofen aber fieI es
Greunb 9ermann elm, bab Jreunb
Sbeobor ia nod feline @eise babe, unb
ct ma4te it9 auf ben Wes, I'm fie gu
bolen. Senn er bate ebenfaqs fein
9elb unb gebadte, ft4 nit 9tlfe bes
@aiteninftrumentes fol4es su beri9af=
fen.
S6eobor mar ettpas perpler, als Der
TreInb nun benno9 ipeser. Der perz
i9nunbenen @eise Tam.
r2ieber Jreunb," fagte er, rbenfe
Dir metn 1lnslid. Qls i9 bos leste
Nal umaos. 1T iie mir seitoblen tuor=
ben."
rDeftp befer," babte 9ermann, rba
1T mir Der u1arsenebme Weg gum
STROLLER erfpart." 2aut iebte CT binsu:
ga, bas 1T tpirtli9 elm Walbeu-.
Mber Du tpirit begreifen, bab ih mein
Gisentbum ni9t obne Weiteres prsis>
eeben fann. Du muBt mir sinen an
gemeHenen Gr{aB bafir Is:Ftsn. Sd
min Did ni4t iibernebmen, aber 5ebn
Dart muBt Du mir ~beaablen!",
rWas, sebn Mart," fdreit 5reunb
Sbeobor. rlInb pier babe i'd
eIber bIos ii T
gefriegt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Der Masiftrat bes freunblt4en
aanbfdbtfens 9iebelba4baufen tpur
na9 &rdften beftrebt. bic 8rdude unb
Sitten ieiner Mitbirser tbunli4ft au
perebeln. 60 befaloB man zines Sa'
aes benin aud, bic Straben BON benz
bur6aus nift mebr seitsemdBen
1erumlaufen bes Seberpiebs gu be-
freien, unb f9on am nGfiten Mpreen
stng 8riIenmeier, Der etpas tursii6z
tise, ipnit aber burger unb bierfreunbz
lid sefinnte Srtspoliaift. nit piatiser
Imtsmisne bur6 bas StGbt6en, bas
@erhot ausi9elenb, bstreffenp bas
Observation-Disclosures bss Seberpiebes,
i~intenalen fol9ss anIonit fonfiSSirt
unb gu @uniten Der Irmentafe an ben
Meiftbietenben periteisert piirbe.
Iber mebrere Sage lang tonntc
@riaenmeier troB anes Offers feline
lIebertretune biefes neueiten @eieBes
fonitattren. Dim Samftag 46enb por
Murttni iebo9 labte ibn pl0Bli6 bas
Slid. Sa betrat er nGmli9 in Der
fonft p0uis 0ben Strobsaffe nit eirem
Mal bret i6Dne 9Gnfe, bic i'm nit
S9nattern, Sliiseli9las unb @4panss
tpebeln empftneen.
,S9au, f6au," fagte er ipoblsefdlz
fig f9munselnb. vunb mas fir fette
8rDderln!" Damn perbaftete er foz
fort bic &e9tsperleBer unb trieb fie
triumpbirero in ben fir ibre Iufz
nabme perprbnunsssemGB beittmmtsn
Sdpsineitaa Der Srau 8iirsermeis
iterin.
Sierauf sing er itol5 unb frob iiber
ben eelunsenen Sang mad Saufe, INN
fi9 bas Qbenbbrob f9medsn gu laKen.
Ddbrenb linn aber feline Srau bies aufz
trug, feufate fie nit bebriidtem Ssraen:
rSS' peib gar net, mas bDs is-meine
SGnf' ian no net babeim!"
rWa-as, Ilte?" rief er ftrsng.
nSdnf' net babstm9 &ennft Ou bas
0erbpt ni6t9" y
nSu, a." entsesnste fis, raber iie ian
mir bait austommep!!"
rSbo!!" iaste er iiberlesen. ISOLDE
Iusreben tennt man i9on! Werben
aber ni6t reipettirt! @'rab bab' i9
brci SGni' in Der Strobsafen arretirt
unb gum Siirsermeiiter 'bra9t!"
.SeRes, Mi6el!" f9rie feline Srau
nit plOsli4em @erftdnbniB auf. rSDs
tparen bic unfer'n!"
0as Meher entfant feiner 9anb.
@r ieufate tief auf. glbe, Martinibras
ten! Damn murmelte ct:
Drum bab'n r mi gar 70 freunbs
lt9 ansf9aut!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Sob peruriadte NaatslGrm.
Sine Nadt rpurbe metnes 8ruberi

rgtne 9td9t lpuroe metnes VruberS
tlc,n3S Ginb BON &rupp befallen,"
i6reibt Srau s. 6. Sdneiber aus
@rittsnben, ap.. nunb eS idieu. es
lpirbe eritiden. bepor eiu Arst ,ur
Stelle iei, baber mir ibm Or. &ins'a
Seem Discovery saben, mas ralGe Gin.
berung 6radte. 8ir balten es itets
i'm 6auie, nm uniere 6inber seeen
&eu6buften unb &rupp 81 ldiben. Gs
beilte mid uon einent 9ronii6en 9nit.
robren 3rubel, uon Dem feline anbere
Wfepisin mid befreit bdtte /" unfebl
bar ee9en 6uiten, @rfdltuns, Sals-
uno Sunsenleiben. sos. unb S1.OO
gerlu6unssflal6en fret in SO. 6.
9ubn's Ipotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

e1nen neuen G1plofips
Rolf entbedt bat Der Gbemiter
profefor Or. Doubropolstp in ct.
Petersburg. Der Stoff lit burdaus
fi6er 80 banbbaben, ba bic grploiion
nur bur9 gntSiinbuns mittelft Sti9=
flamme erfolst, na9bem cine fleine
Nuantitdt SdnefelfGure uuf ben
Gtoff gesoHen 1T.
s perenas 8orf9rif
ten, tpel6e ben &leinperfauf bon
Spirituufen, auBer gu mebiainiiden
3peden, perbieten, tpnrber a1senom>
men in so Counties in Mlabama, 80
Counties in Irtanfas, 30 in Jloriba,
1913 in 9eorgia. 80 in 3entudp, 20 in
3ouiiiana. Is in Marplanb, "a in
Mifonrt. 60 in Norb=G Carolina, 70 in
Sennehee, 12O in Seras, 55 in 8irs
sinia unb 40 in Weftz@ irsinia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
lnfEuerjtIuHuiB.

Die Sterbetah 9at an
ben 8iirsermeiiter bon Hirbarien Den
Iuftrag erseben lafen, Elm 8eraei9nib
ber in ietnem 9esirf %pobnbaften 8alz
ienmitslieber iammt peridiebenen I:c=
tiftii6sn 4ngaben sin5uienoen. Ntcr
Der 8irsermeiiter. tpelhsr BON Der YIN
lesung elmer Iolden Isabelle lin:
Mbnuns bat, lGbt Wo6e UNI Dp6e uno
Wonttortum Inn Mpnitorium tomn1eH,
Bis man ibm enoli4 brobt: ipenn ooS
@eraei4niB btnnsn a9t Saeen Ms!
etngelange, tperos man bic Sill
bes MAINS /;
Mnfpruh ne6men.-Gin pear Jc9s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
AuIrrueuhnfhlitt1en


Geutnont gum &efruten):
u&rauie, tpenrr sic 'mal franf niirben
unb Der lrst nGbme 9ebirnleiben an
-bas tpdre bic b0dfte S4mei4elei!"
Gu einem G%inidbrisen. Der fid bins
ten In Der Uniform elm Dreied seriFen
bait: rG~inid6riser. i'd CLAUDE gar,
Sic treiben binterm Riiden nod Geo
metric, um Sbr Sabr aussuniiben!"
uWas 1T eisentli9 Sbr Batter, sic
hummer Menf69"-R + t:
g d il 9 u n
offisier: mNa, DO baben
Dir es ia!"
8erirrtes u q OBJ. WdDs
renb neuli1 Bel 8enua aus ben &C.
f9iiBen zines Sorts na9 einem s3iel ses
}6ofen tpurbe, eing elm 8ef9ob pors
BET, pobur9 neun Solbaten setDbtei
unb finf nerlpunbet tpurben.
Oen Sues@ Ranal pafir.
ten i'm Sabre 1893 1903 Tabrseuse.
1907 i'm Sabre 1899, 3441 i'm Sabre
1900, lpobon 1895 i'm Sabre 1893.
231O i'm Sabre 1899 unb 1885 i'm
Sabre 1900 Die britiide Tlasse fibr'
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
8itriiusoeuebeu

Grfe 5reunbin (ibre 5reuns
bin auf Der Strabe t~reffenb): rDo
tpiuft 0u hin, Warte2"-3 m {
s reunbin: rHaa Der 9eflisels
ausftelluns."-@ + Greunz
bin: r2ab nur, es iinb fdon senus
puten unb 9dnfe ba.-3 IN c | t {
S rennbin: so, baben fie Did
fdon fprtge51tdt9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Aus Orr &drulP.

rgtne 2eibenfdaft hatten mad Sa>
ettus bic 9ermanen. bas Spiel. Sa
fannten fie feline @renae unb perfpielten
3inb unb Resel.-Wiiner, ieien Sic
ni4t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir elmer
2etbenfdaft, iaete i9 eben, frGnten bic
@ermamne"-rOem &eaelfpiel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Or keuufH.

Sic: rSener Serr sebt nun f9on
etne babe Stunbe in unferer Strabe
auf unb ab, es i4eint, er tpartet entz
tpeber auf feline 8raut pber ouf feline
Grau."-gr: nSeinem 9eii4t na4
nattet ct duf feline s5rau!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
3ni0eruruuh.

nMerfpIrbie, pie Define fbner>
bDrige Sante 10 pitbeno tperben
tunnte." -rNi9t pabr, unb ba ipri9t
man INNER bpn Der Sanftmutb Der
Suuben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
&tifuntt.

D.: nGs gibt elm Wprt in Der beut=
f9en Spradbe, bas ftets fali9 ausses
fproGen piro."-8. SD? mas til
benin bas fir elm Wort?"-I.: rOas
Wort falf6!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

ipdtsr trifft ben 8iirssrmetfter ietn
Rouese pon alusbers unb frast i'm,
neil er i'm f9on tennt. fp0ttii4, pie's
benin nit benz 8ersetfnib ftiinbe.
80" iast Der 8iirsermsifter Dersniist
fdmunselnb, IL bin jebt fein 'raus!
9e ndhiten Sag timmt Der 9err 8e=
atrfsamtmann unb biIft mir"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
BIT 1u1rtlihr hrfclnt.

8auer: rWas bait errei6t bier
auf b'r uniperiitdt? &uaelrunb
baft Did 9'ioffen, ipeiter nir."-S W
bent: u@ber Batter, Sbr babt mir
bod ielbit sefaat, i9 ion mir bier bic
gden abf6leifen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Sin 8rsunb trifft etrlen Oiht.r,
Der faum nod ffehen fann.
$50 baft on benn ben &auid ber?"
Srast er eritaunt ben Manr.
,Sbi" lallt Der 9tfter felig:
yOaS 1T bod ionnenflar:
Sd babe beup uertrullfen
Mein iiinsffes SOnorar."
"a iagt Der 4nbre lu6eno:
n8aS bdtf td) riGt geglaubt,
Sab bid baS 9laiel Yilsner
DeS @lei6gepidts beraubt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Hdnbler.

Oiener: .9err b. Robnitamm,
Der 9drtner brinst bic 8lumen; fol i9
inn sebn pfennise als Srintselb se>
ben9"-Serr b. 6 # q m MI:
r@eben Sc INN 3 mel S iinferI!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Do3it uehrrt 3ft1tth.

8 m m g q It gum anbern):
~Warum besedt Su Did benin beute9"
$50 muB beute i'm @lrtrage meiner
Srau Der SDGin fiinoigen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
AUDI efne Auak1tnft.

Ger tletne so B rYapa,
tpie f9reibt man Miffiiiippi9"-
Papa: ~Wad' nur re9t ptele unt
b bineint"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

in ti6enerel I'm
BUN Teu Oort
in y titeler
5urufs mD4t.
NGmliA,bes is,
10 msr en-
0eiti9 DE i'm
mbefe I'm
teite
Gunb, mann er
ober
Spro4 faun
lang mmmel
ipre9t. INNER
nod bra femme
lam. boB er
allie fetne
2Gntsleit liebt,
erispt, mann lie
gu m a 3
brinee ooer ipez
ntdffprS az fpn3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
pMtlde Giniskeit.

Mifer gbissr!-.Deitf4
Siepels BUN bic @ertinieie Sunsiteb
States, beipabrt Giers betiiefte 8inbes
StridzG isetbiimliGteite, i4tidt auf
for Cure altersscbciliste llneinistsit
I'm Sf9eloiie. inniGt brinat Sbr's am
gnb nod eupl babi, paB SIR in 9aGis
biz mas ae fase la5t pper bab gar
Giner bun Gid E prominente Mffis
friegt!"
MiIter Gbiter, Deg 8orftebenbe Is,
mas sd bic 9eitfhe bum gauge 2anb