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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25
Railroad Schedules.
e,t,i.'gs 80 BALTIMORE & Ono
- RAILROAD.
November 2o, 1900.

November 25, 1900.
o-
NN and AFTER above date until further
~ notice TRAINS will arrive at and depart
from CUMBERLAND as follows:
Main Line.
EAsTBoUND
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Express
No. 4. arrives go a. M. leaves 23S a. M.
NO. IL. leaves = 4S a. m.
No. 8. arrives 1877 a m leaves 1855 a. M
No. 2..arrives $40 a. m. leaves S52 Il. III.
No. & -. ................ leaves l247 y. m.
No. II ............ ....... leaves 1854 p. m.
*Baltimore and Way:
No. IA .......... leaves Sl5 y. III.
Express:
No. 46............ ......... leaves $50 p. m.
*Grafton and Way:
No. u. arrives 4:30 p. IN.
wEsTBoUND
Chicago Express:
No. 7..arrives 1870 a. III. leaves II. 10 Il. IN
No. AZ. arrives 900 a. m.
Plttsburg Express:
No. 9..arrives LOO a. M.
Pittsburg Limited:
No II. arrives $50 a. m
Cincinnati and St. Louis Express
No 3 arrives $50 a. m. leaves 5:37 Il. m.
*Parkersburg Wheeling and Way:
No. 7l................ 80. leaves 6:55 a. N.
Express
No. 55. arrives 230 p. m. leaves 302 p. III.
No. 5..arrives $50 p, III.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis Limited Express
No. l..arrives S;o4 p. m. leaves $40 p. m.
Pittsburg Division.
BAsTBoUND.
No. 10. Express. arrives 2:3S Il. IN.
No. Ii. Con lsyile Local. arrives g. ~ p. III.
No. II. Limited Express. arrives 1923 =. III.
No. IA. Mail. arrives 12l7 p. III.
No. 6..Lmited Express arrives l227 p NJ.
For leaving time see same Express numbers
eastbound on Main Line
WESTBUUND.
No. 0. Express. ....leaves l:l0 Il. m.
No. II. .Pttsburg Limited. leaves i55 "a. IN.
No. l3. Con llsville Local. leaves 7:lO a. III.
No. II. Chicago Express. leaves 800 a. IN.
No. 40. Mail l...............l leaves $40 p. IN.
No. 3. Chicago Limited. leaves 800 p. III.
For arriving TING see same Express num-
hers westboqnd on Main Line.
*Except Sunday tSunday only. No 49is
a local train from umberland to Pittsburg,
and No. IA from Pittsburg to Cumberland.
Through tickets, east and west, for sale at
Cumberland. NJ. G. CLARKE,
=. d. UEnERWoQD, Ticket Agent.
General Manager. D. b. MAhrIN;
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25

TAKE A LAST LOOK AT YOUR KRAG, JARVIS" )"
them Yankee graves. Steady now, Jar
Wis, and We'll go together into the earth
work"
Forward, men. Charge cried the
colonel in a voice like the snap of pis-
tol shot
Now, lad, up and at 'em" said Wilson
in the ear of his comrade
The regiment, springing from the brush
with Il wild cheer, rushed through a hail
of bullets into the earthwork, the old
Confederate and the young Yankee shoul-
der to shoulder.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25

WIDE FIELD.
lutes We're passed, and the major pre-
scented the cOmmissary and his business,
at the same time stating that a barrel of
sugar had been taken the night before
from the brigade stores.
'Now," continued the major, Il have
had my wagon train searched, Lieutenant
Stewart is having a search made in Bat
terry B, the Fifth Maine and the Yer
mont battery are doing the same. BE as
sured, Captain r." said the major, with
excessive military politcnCsS, that
can't believe that you have any man in
Battery l. who would be guilty of such
a deed. Nevertheless am sure you will
oblige my friend, the commissary, by hav-
ing n search made"
''Certainly," said Captain r., turning
to me. Sergeant, you will see that Il
strict search is made in Battery L."
| stood at attention, salutcd the cap
tain in reply and, making Il half wheel in
great style, strobe off to our wigwam.
The corporal had taken to the woods
with the havcrsack of sugar when he had
seen the approach of the cavalcade, and
it is needless to say that my strict search
was fruitlcSS. More than one mess that
winter had clear white sirup of our own
manufacture, and the captain occasional
ly demanded to know if a strict scarci.
had been made in Battery l..
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25
Looking Backward Forty Years.

Looking backward 10 years to the last
week of May, 1861, what varied remi-
niSccnces spring up-painful. instructiye
amusing. Everybody who was anybody
mad on hghtlng armOr, and fighting blood
stood at the finger tips. Nictory-specdy,
overwhelming. revengeful-was in sight,
in fact untold thousands of bumptious
stripings were afraid the war wouldn't
last long enough for them to smell gun
powder. Recruits rushed wildly to every
arm of the servire-any way to get a gun
and uniform. Such guns and such uni
forms. The state arscnals usually had
militia gray clothing, the same hue as that
adopted by the Confedcrates. Rifles
were scarce, and for the first couple Of
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25

ii IL lhlra soiuier
pH Tue lelt WAS
gray and Old. His
hair was short
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25

y THESE days
of wars and loot
ings, when China
is being despoiled
by her enemies,
when general otli
GERS SupCrintcnd
the division of the
swag and dead
Boxers fit from
the battlefield to
the arms of their
ccStOrS with
their pockets turn
ed inside out, it
may be interest
ing to recall how
Wcdid those things
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-05-25

Or a,s slope d he peaceful hillside 3@=as
Where ikiekesi he Woodland sod. ~ =
Where TIE pine ard I've osk and m1ple
Whisper ike;r praise Of God; @E8 !
'ftid Columns q rNesSive Sranife, sME
1assd pillar and spiie ard stone, NJ 4
is d K.aiad with rke brig fn>eTiption:
"Io 4 SOLDIER BOY, UNKNOWN"
u, an afi tol; village legend,
How, rAggcd en5 fnnf ord sore,
Was found et tke Mayors threshold
:. HIS ~aJ from the wrath s WAT
tio,,, n,tsed from ihc CORY mcrY,ing
TIL eve, with r|r ,tad;nG lieht,
he was given his lost, long iuGaeugh,
AID s"ed his IorS tast Fight:
Hysit never q >.ore I've uttered,
Ana norsr q foSe he lrew,
Are never t.ame or t6ken
Ior ,w,der his veil worm hhe.
Unknown YET here lacked not kisses
N balsM 10 his restless hsad, \
AID a >,has compassionate MllAee
Eseorfsd ihc Stronger de~d.
Ths> chose a noak where he sun,hme
,s>ls warm ~ he carry 5br,ng
Where violets f5t are open,
!, ard, robins conc fist to s'ng
E.ere he sleeps and ~aits. And ,eatly,
Avhsn q Na1on would nourr, ts osyn,
HE children ,.1:k Rtas -hme blasJom4
psssem mber he boy, 'uNkao.~n.
fdwn /. JabiII J.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-29
HAWAIIAN LODGE, NO. 81.
a M

Stated meetings first Monday each
month. Special meetings, when called
twin be noted in this space).
Membors Lodge lie Progress, Pacific
Lodge and all sojourning brethren cor
daily invited,
WM. II. WRIGHT, w, NJ.
X. X. G. WALLACE, Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

A new register for the Revere
house is in course of preparation.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
Store BurgIarized.

Torrance & Graham had their store,
in the new postoffice block, burglarized
last night, the amount OF goods carried
away being in the neighborhood OF $3.50.
Entrance was effected through rear
window by forcing the fastening. This
accomplished, it was an easy matter for
them to carry off the goods, as they
could easily reach the alley in the rear
OF the Canon block and go down same to
some other street where there was little
hope OF detection.
The goods carrie d away were bulky
and it hardly seems possible that tho
burglars can get away with them The
goods consisted Of shirts, underwear,
hats and other bulky goods.
The officers are doing their best stunt
today in endeavoring to locate the goods
and the men,.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
LITERARY NOTES.

1.-THE Crisis" may yet break record
among the "best-selling" books. At
present the publishers announce the
sale is steadily advancing to the 300,-
600 mark.
A new volume by DIR. William T.
Sedgwick of Boston will be cs especial
interest to students of public sanitary
conditions. 1t bears the title THE
Principles of Sanitary Science and the
Public Health, with Special Reference
to Causation and Prevention of Infec-
tious Diseases"
A new work of fiction for the lover
of boys stories appears in Miss Mar
guerite l.. Glentworth's "a Twentieth
Century Boy" The author is said to
have a special talent for depicting the
modern American boy.
The recent death of John Fiske lends
poignant interest to his Life Ever
lasting, the remarkable lecture on i'm
mortality delivered by him last win
ter at Harvard university. Professor
Fiske's lecture will be published soon.
Mrs. Ellen Olney Kirk has written a
novel which is promised for early pub
lication. 1t is entitled Our Lady Van
ty.''-Chicago News.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
CHRISTIANITY AND MONEY.
Denver Divine Tells His Parish
toner's How to be a Christian
in Money Matters.

Rev. David N. Beach. pastor of
the First Congregational church of
Denver, preached sermon on BE
ing Christian in Money Matters" )"
from which the following points
are taken:
Ist-Value money, but the love
of it is the root Of all evil. A coin
represents toll, skill and self>denial
AS such it is sacred.
2nd-Get money. Earn it. Be
a producer. Add to the worlds
store. Make two stacks of wheat
grow where one grew before, Help
rather than be helped, but do not
be ashamed to be helped when nee
essary.
3rd- Spend less than you get.
Accumulate; get ahead; lay up for
rainy day. Get while you are
young; spend when you are old.
4th--Put money in the savings
bank; invest money. Small inter-
est and sure interest is better than
large interest and losing both inter>
est and principal.
5th-Don't speculate. Don't try
to get something Tor nothing.
Don't buy gold bricks.
oth-Carry life insurance; not
too much to handicap you; not too
little, to impoverish those depends
ent on you, when you are gone.
7th-Don't borrow. If you Dor.
row. don't borrow except for the
best Of reasons nor beyond your
power to repay.
Sth-Make your word as good
as your bond in money matters.
There are men whose word the
banks care more for than the best
securities Be one of them.
oh M ,ney is stewardship. 1t
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

is committed to Christian by
Christ Use it therefore. not for
st f rduis nee ncr FIR luxury. B
prudent; be economical; be careful.
Have. thereby to give. Give sys>
tematically, unostentatiously, cheer
fully. wisely, generously, where it
will do the most good. That kind
of investment one takes with him
to heaven. The other kinds one
leaves this side.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
BEAuTIFYlNe A PALACE.
Work of Remodeling King Edwards
New Home In London"

Work of Remodeling King Edwards
New Home In London"
Between now and the coronation
over 500 British laborers will have pos
session OF Buckingham Palace, says the
London Express. Already signs are
not wanting that the British workman
Is ruthlessly demolishing portions OF
the royal residence. Masses of wood
rafters, mortar and other attendant
evils Of the housebreaker heap up the
courts and yards; huts, wheelbarrows
and workmen's tools are scattered
around, and above all towers the pro-
sale scaffold pole. Preparations for
the reception of a monarch are not
undertaken lightly, and the altera-
tions now being made will lie heavy
to come. 1t is at the rear of the pal
ace that improvements are being con-
Quoted on the largest scale. Already
one huge wing is in course of entire
remodeling, its apartments making
room for more modern and therefore
more useful galleries. Interior decora-
ton will be no small item in the ex-
pense. For months decorative artists
will hang like spiders from the roofing
OF the kings private apartments. chip
ping and painting away for dear life
In order to captivate the royal eye.
Buckingham Palace may have been
the ugliest house in Europe" as 1t
was once called, but certainly after
everything is completed that judgment
ought to be reversed. Surroundings
are everything, and the king intends
not only to have fine surroundings, but
also more light than other monarchs
were content with to view them. Con-
seQuently electric light will be installed
throughout the building. Among other
improvements lifts will form no small
part, and several of them are to be
erected when the new wing is up.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
Mr.. Sun and His Minstrels.

Gus Suns Minstrels are all right.
They played to large audience at
Clark's last night and gave excellent
satisfaction. There are no filters in the
troupe-every member il an artist. The
excellent bands end orchestra gave espe-
Gus Sun, Diamond Bros, Sam Drane,
Sam Horner, E. w. Chipnan and Julian
Walsh we're the more worthy stars with
the show.-Press, Norwich, N. Y.
This company will appear at tho Park,
Thursday, November l4th.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
Through Sunday vandaIs.

Antiquaries will read with mingled
satisfaction and regret that the Ro-
man Wall station of Borcovicus, or
Housteads, has been closed to the pub
lie, the reason being that Sunday van
dals had taken to hurling stones from
1t down the neighboring ravine. The
great wall has already suffered more
than enough spoliation. The farm
house of Plane Trees, hard by, was
built with stones taken from this very
station; and all along from Carlisle to
Newcastle it is more or less a ruin
the more pitiably because what re-
mains of it, assailed by no worse en-
emies than winter and rough weather,
Is surprisingly fresh.-Yorkshire Post.
A remote period is the one due at
A.. on5 of n voman'c remarkc
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12
About the w Gather.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was SO degrees.
The minimum this morning was 30 de-
grees.
The forecast for this section is:
Fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer
Wednesday
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

A new sidewalk is being put down in
front OF the old Silver state club room
on Cooper avenue. This building is be-
ing fitted up for occupancy by the Har-
dy Bros. OF Grand Junction, who pro-
pose starting a wholesale commission
house, Aspen is becoming quite q
Wholesale center as we'll as an ideal re-
tail and residence town. The new firm
cannot but prosper and when, as seems
now certain, Aspen's railroad facilities
are enhanced. there will be room for more
wholesale firms as new territory will
be opened up-Aspen Times.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

The funeral of Alloys ]. Zlller
was held this morning from the
Catholic church. The Modern
Woodmen of this city participated
in the services. Undertaken Bans
Mister had charge of the obsequies.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

Mrs. A. Sampliner entertains a num-
Der OF lady friends tomorrow afternoon
in honor Of her mother, Mrs. Stfayer.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

Daniel Bradbury, the newly
elected assessor, is a visitor to the
city today
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

A remote period is the one due at
the end of a woman's remarks.
The daily sentinel., 1901-11-12

The board OF county commission
ers was in session today hearing
complaints on assessments.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Oeaahmte0iAemieaA.

Cine bib1mks NephG6tungs aus, benz
Ebierleben eraGblt elm Witarbetter bes
pariier Cosmos Derfelbe befu9te
einff ben iiingit neritorbenen bur9
feline tiidtigen, Observation-Disclosures
unter5u9ungern betannten @elebrten
Sobnfon auf Der Snfel Wabetra, mo-
biefer pdbrenh Der beibeD CONNER
monate eife eirtfames 2anbhaus tn ben,
Bergen NIT feinem Diener ALIEN 5u,
beipobnere pfleste. um ieinem Wunf4e
gemdbin innigiter 8eriibrung nit Der
Ratur 5a fteben. @ines @benbs ki
Sonmnuutersans luitpanbelts Der
SAT- eea Raturfori9ers serabe in benz
@arten Der @ila in Der Ndbe elmer
niebrtsen Mauer, bic Der Sonne aus
ge5ebt unb bon pielen Spalten unb
209ern burdaosen mar, in benen fi9
fir bic @ibe9ien bic poraiisli4iten
S9lupfpintel boten. gu bieier Stunbe
aber batten bic Sbiere i9on Die Hube
in ibren 2D9ern eeiu4t. Sobnfon
fraste feinen 8eiuh, pb er feline gibe4z
fen ieben nDlle. Damn gtng er auf bic
Mauer gu unb flopfte an beren Wanb
NIT einisen f9ueQen S9ldsen Der
Singer na9 Dirt zines Srommeltpirz
bels. Sofort sudte ettpa ein Subenb
gibe9fen aus ben Spalten Der Mauer
berpor; nod einen Musenbltd, unb lie
berlieBen ibre 8ebaufung nit Der ibnen
eisenen 2ebenbisteit. feBten fid auf bic
9anb, auf ben Irm, auf BITE S9ulter
ibres pertrauten Sreunbes unb liefen
f9lteBli9 fogar obne S4eu Iber 5ein
9eii9t, tpobei fe fi9 Defenders naa
feinem Munbe binse5osen au fiiblen
f9ienen. Ser Sorf9er nabm lie bann
fanft in bic 9anb unb iebte iie auf
bic Mauer auriid, mo fie ebenio f9nel
pieber perf9panben, tpie lie setommen
paren. SObnfon ertldrte, bab cine
furae 8ef9dfttsung in Der grbolunsss
aeit mad benz GFen, bur9 tpenise Woz
den fortgefebt, baau seniigt babe, bas
fur9tfamfte auer Sbiere in folder
@ollfommenbeit au adbmen. Sn ben
erften Sasen trommelte ct feinen Wtrs
bel auf Der Mauer, leste elm Stiid
3uder auf einen Der @orfpriinse unb
5og fi9 auf einige @ntfernuns auriid.
@Imdlis blieb er In immer serinsez
rem 4bitanbe iteben, lieB bann feline
9anb nit benz Stiid 3uder apif9en
ben Singern an bic Mauer selebnt,
leste fernerbin bic 2odipeife auf beE
Riiden Der 9anb, auf ben Irm unb
auf bic S9ulter unb nabm tie f9liebs
li9 apif9en bic 2ippen. Die gibe9z
fen senDbnten fi9 an bieie sefGnise
Dirt Der 2tebfofuns balb berart, buB
lie auf bas segebeue Signal fofort
obne iebe S4eu auf ibren 5reunb auz
liefen. pie es bef9rieben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Sebanblnna Der 9nnnstuutk in
Emblem.

cyucteu~
Sie 8ebanblung Der .9unbstputb Bel
ben inbif9en @tnseborenen f9ilbert
Elm Brief zines franaDiif9en MtFto>
MFRS: r0pr bret Monaten fam t9
na9 8arambai unb pobnte in benz
9aufe zines rsi9en Mannes, ben i9
Dor GINGER 3eit setauft bate. 9ier
sef9ab es, bab cine piitbenbe 9inbtn
feds Wenf9en Bib, barunter stpei
metner SrGger, unb ibnen tiefe Wunz
ben beibra9te. Sd orbnete fofort an,
baB @iienftiide peibgliibenb ssma9t
perben foaen, UNI bic Wunben ausSuz
bremen. Qber bic @tngeborenen 5aben
ii9 srob an unb la4ten: ,49, Sabeb,
bas bat gar ni9ts gu %bebeuten, mir
baben Elm poraiisli9es Mittel basesen;
sic perben es glei9 feben." 0te
9iinbtn fam bon Neuem aneelaufen,
elmer ber 2eute ersriff einen Stod unb
f6lug lie gu 8oben. Gin Mnberer
Dffnete ibr fdnel ben 2eib, nabm bic
nod 5udenbe 2eber bes Sbieres berz
aus, f6nitt fie In fletne Stiide un6
CAB fie ben @ebiHenen, bic fie in ibrem
b0nis roben 3uitanbe binunterf9lan=
gen. ,Sie iinb ieBt gang auBer Sc
fabr,' faste man mir. Sa i4 mid
nod INNER unslGubis 5eiste unb auf
msinem Seilperfabren mittelft bes
sliibenben Gifens beftanb, bra4ten. fe
einen Mann au mir, Der am S9enfel
sroBe Rarben trug. ST mar Dor flint
sSabren bon einem tolen 9unbe eebtf=
fen porben, bate au9 etn Sfid Der
roben 2eber bes Sbieres senofen unb
feline Solsen feiner 8erlebuns erfabs
m. SEPT ftnb bier Monate feitbem
bersangen. bic @unben iener 9ebifez
men finb gebsilt unb bas 8efinben
aller bieier 2eute lit nu9 pte por ausz
gesei9net getpeien. @as bat man bon
biefem 9eilmittel gu balten9 l1nb mas
fdeen bic S9iiler BON Bafteur baau2
Die tnbii9en g~ingeborenfn bebaupten
fogar, baB biefes Mittel einen bereits
BON Der Solputb @rgriffenen unfeblz
bar su betlen bermag." Sin brtttf9er
@elebrter Namens Srafer bat bic Gntz
beduns sema9t, baB bic Sale beg
Sbieres unb bes MenI9en auf Site
seritDrenb einpirfe. Sie g~ingeborez
men in Snbien, iibrisens au9 in
Mfrifa, baben biefen nsueften Sab
eurupdifder Difenfdaft ldnsf in bic
Praris ii6srfeBt.
Srsffenb. Sn ben Dffentliden
@orle1ungen, bic Brofefor Menbel In
Berlin in biefe1n Semeiter iiber l1nauz
re9nunssfdbisfeit bdlt, baben bic nors
s%eftelten Yatienten benz Mubitorium
f9on otter einige braftif4e Wabrbeiten
gum 8eften seseben. go erreste aud
biefer Gage bic GrsGbluns etnes pa
tienten alsemeine 9eiterteit. Na9s
benz berfslbe feline i'm l1ebrisen redt
trastf9en S9idfale eraGblt bate,
fdloB er patbetii9: LIMB iest baben
lie mid entmiinbtgt unb fur bl0biinnig
ertldrt = gum Steuer5ablen,
ba BIN Id aber ni4t bISbs
finnts!1
- Die Seniusberidte eraeben. oas
tn Is Stoaten bic 3abf Der 6raueu
Die Der Wdnner iiberra9t. Sn Utah
miro bas Iebr ansenebm bemertt Wer'
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07

Den 8an ether StabIs
Bride, bic Mtlantic Gitp, 81. s., NIT
8risanttne 8ea9 nerbinben fon, Bee
apedt cine Mftiensefelfhoft bon Ras
pitaliften aus Pbtlabelpbta unb Mtz
lantic gitp NIT @utbeiBung Der
.pennfblnanias 8abn." Sc ltegt Der
Plan bor, cine eleftrifde @abn iiber
bic Bride au fiibren. 70 baB man bon
2ongport nad @riguntine fabren
t0nnte, obne BITE Wassons gu pe@s
fefn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07
Wtlbelm,
8rina bon PreuBen."

Ste S9uIbiIbnnginB a ps
ern. Set Der leBten MilitGraushes
buna in 9eut59lanb tparen unter ben
obne S9ulbilbuns betroffenen 213
perfonen rur bier aus 8apern (apei
aus Der H~beinpfals, ie eine aus Ntes
berbaberr unb unterfranfen), bagegen
100 aus preuben. Oie iibriger
Mnalpbabeten bertbeilen ft9 nie folgt:
8aben unb GlfaBs2 otbrinsen ie bier.
Sa9fen, Miirttemberg unb 9efen ie
brei, MedlenburssS trelib unb @nhalt
ie elmer. Das 0erbGltniB ffent ft9
fir 8apern unter allen beutf4enS taa>
ten am @iinftteften unter 8eriidFhs
'tiauns Der 3abl Der our 4ushebuns
aefommener perfonen: es betrug In
Banern bic 3abl Der perfonen pbne
Sdulbifbuns Dol Pro5ent, tn preis
FEN OH Yroaent. in Sa4fen O.O2
groaent, in Wirttemberg 0.03 Yros
aent, IN Baben O.04 Pro5ent. tn 9efz
len O.O6 proaent. in Medlenburg<
Strelib DIG proaent. in 9nbalt OFT
prosent. in glfabz2otbrinsen 0.O5
Drpaert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07

Das tIafftf9e 2anb Der
Wereinsmeieret lit 8elsten. gs
gtbt bort @eretne aner Mrten In allen
Sbetlen bes 2anbes; au9 bas tleinfe
9orf fann obne feinen @erein ntdt
ausfommen, unb in Der 9auptftabt
gibt es berer Sunberte, barunter eineI
Werein bon-Naitdferidgern.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-07

- Die Seniusberidte eraeben. oas
In Is Staaten Die 3abf Der 6rauen
Die Der Mdnner iiberra9t. Sn Utah
miro pas Iebr angenebm bemertt iper'
ben.