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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

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mid bel li9 aufnebmen molten, mid,
bic Wutter Asatbe? 0as lit nidt m0s=
LTD. Sd bin ni6t baSu ansetban, Inn
nit Sbnen gu leben. 9ieben Sic mid
nur elm menis aus Der Serne unb be-
iu6en Sic mid supeilen; i'd werbe
bann sliflid lein."
rWir aber, mir wirben bur6aus
ni6t slifli6 ieinl Seben Sic, liebe
Wutter, brtnsen sic mid bod ni6t
rpieber ans @einen. @enn Sobann
swil6en mir unb Sbnen gu pdbleu bit
te, rpiirbe i'd balb cine arnle Serlai=
lene lein. Oa fommt serabe Yapa
unb Sante Woniea, mel6e uns bOlen
moaen; ite ftnben obue i3meifel, baB
mir ben &aben in Der Nr9e MAIDEN,
Ser ni9t mebr fam. Oielen selesten
2euten perben Sie bod rpobl @lauben
I6enfen. Yapa bat leinen Ylan &C.
madt, unb id finbe i'm iebr gut, So
bann e5enfals.
Der Doctor fam wirtli9 NIT Wtoz
MICA, uab Sansrun folste ibnen, Inn
ibnen nit ieinen Seweissrinben BET
suiteben, uenn es nOtbis iein 1oute.
Ser Doctor Bate mobl porausseleben,
baB Qsatbe ii6 weisern wirbe, nit
ibrem Sebne Suiammen 81 leben, wenn
er perbeiratbet mdre. SIM @runbe se=
nommeu fub er AUDI ni9ts S9limmes
barin, rpenn lie in ct. &od alein
bliebe. OR lelbft aber mollte fid pom
ieiner So@ter ni6t trennen, obslei9
er auBer Der @eeai9aft pom Ronica
elm tbdtisss eebel, feline Sreunbe, iet=
ne Stelua9 unb 8ei6dftisHasen aaer
IMrt bate Wit pel6em &edte f6nnte
er alIo gu Ben Spfern, melGe Nsatbe
Ifir bas @obl ibres Sobnss bereits
sebra6t bate, au6 nod biaies aeue
binsufisen, baB fie auf bic bis babin
sendbrte SoHnans uerSiGtes Wit
wel9em Eedte woate er tie 81 einem
stnlammem unb troitlolen Nlter per-
Eurtbeilene @enn aber Sobann bamit
etn~ueritansen mare, baun more Ell
ni9t mebr ar lelbit unb mGre er ni9t
mebr Yaquerettens mIrbts-
Ser Doctor wollte 10 etmas gar ni4i
~perlan9en. grbatt Sobann feine Pldne
iofort tlar unb beutli9 ausetnaaber=
selest unb tbeilte bieielbea iebt aud
Der @utter Nsatbe nit. ST s~eitattete
es nt@t, baB Mablieb@en nett ents
fernt poa ibm wobne, balb on bem'et=
men, balb on benz anbern Srte uni
bann wabrenb Der lansea &eilen ibres
Wannes tranris unb dnsitli9 81 tim
suridfebre. 8em Sobann tie beira:
then solte. bann ioute er bic Marint
perlaffen. gr uerlor ia nod ni9t piel
wenn er absins, neil er 10 LANCE nod
nidt babel NOR er mirbe in burger
li9er Steluns eben 10 gut emporitei
gen, als i'm Staatsbienit.
(S6lub folat.)
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brei &dlber pom Sriibiabr, Is S6weine, &c.
gen 100 Sibnss; pier ssaaen, pom beneH ,
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Mls asatbe aaein mar, sos iie fi6
lanslam in ibr 9aus surid nnb iebte
li6 auf bieielbe Steae an ben Serb,
aui melder 10 eben Sobann selellen
unb auf uelder iie fraber bic l9mers=
liden ginseiaanbni6e ibres Sobnes
pernommen bate. Oie @rinneruns
bieran fam ibr po0itdnbis wieber NIT
benz Summer Sobann's uno Der ansit,
mel9e ibr Sers 10 betlommen semadi
batte, neil tie ibn ni6t bate trolteu
fonnen.
@el9er llntetl@ieb iestl Oieles
Slid, meldes er nie gu erbohen &c:
rpast, an bas gu benfen ielbit er it'd
unteriast bate, bieles Slid belaB e
iebt. @arum benin rar flblte Msatb'
ii9 10 trauris, ba tie bod muir far SO
bann Iebte2 Waruu. mar tie nt9t nit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
A GIRLS TALE.
With Reason for Misleading the Father.

| We have tried for long time to
| persuade papa that perhaps his diet
| had something to do with his i'll feel
| ings, he used to laugh good naturedly
and say why girls. I've been used to
| eating and drinking ever since | was
| a boy, | was trained that way. no. |
| fear some change has taken place in
my body and | shall never be wei
again.
We often suggested that he leave Off
coffee and tobacco. but he urged that
they did not hurt him and We're a com
fort: so we acquieSced until one day
sister insisted on making the coffee Y
Postum Food Coffee and it was made
that way for about 10 days until papa
seemed brighter and complained less of
his head.
That's it, sister exclaimed. and
from that day she served Postum alone
without any coffee.
Papa never detected the difference
for we have learned the secret Of max
ing Postum to give it a prime. crisp
flavor. it is easy enough, just allow it
to continue boiling Is minutes. count
ing from the time boiling commences.
not from the llnlt III Is placed on stove.
We'll the dear old soul seemed day by
day to take on new life, he began TO
stay at the office later and was full of
fun When he came home in the even
ing.
The proof IS plain enough that.
morning after morning, year in and
Year oIt we had been feeding our dear
old governor with coffee that is really
strong liquid drug and it was grad
ually but surely killing him.
When il was partially removed he
got Il little better and when it was en-
tirely removed ana the pure food cof-
fee. Postum. served. his recovery was
rapid.
We don't fool papa on many things
but we just had to this time for he was
steadily and surely leaving us and we
love the dear Old man too much to
leave anything undone that will keep
him here.
1t IS wOplan's privilege you know to
tease. cajole and beg then 'finesse' if
the dear old hard headed things won't
listen to reason.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
RICHMOND.
Slight Fire at Lincoln Ice Houses Visitation
at O. E. S.--Personai Notes.

Richmond. Me. NOV. s.-(SpeciaD. File {
started in the engine room at the Lincoln
ice houses Thursday night, and by good
work Of those living near by ii was
quickly extingushed. but not until ii ma /
burned the run As far as the houses.
Charles Barker. his daughter TenI MAY.
and mother. Mrs. f.. q. Barker. left. this
morning, for Lawrence, Mass. Mr.. Bar
her viii continue on to Baltimore. where
he holds good position in the lee busi-
ness. and intends To move his family. Mr..
Barker has. during his stay Of four
months. made many friends. who wert
sorry TO have him 60.
Mrs. Luella Chapman, who has been
visiting Mr. ana Mrs Warren :. Voter.
has returned to her home in RoNbury.
Mass.
James A. Griffin telegraph operator at
the West End hotel. Portland. IS @t home
on q two weeks vacation.
Mrs. q. G.. y. Bean. D. ID. q. NJ, made
4 friendly cali al a special meeunS ~
Mount Carmel Chapter. No. Il. q. +. 5
Thursday evening. and inspected tn
work
A. B. Guabert. .Abiud Randette ana NJ.
p. Milliken have been appraisins tn
bankrupt estate Of T. G. Herbert. this
week
Charles Davis mas secured "A position in
the shoe factory at Gardiner.
There Will be social hop AT Merry
meeting hall. Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Ethel Pray ana mother. Mrs. SilaS
Haynes. arr visiting friends in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
SA LEM
Next Two Weeks Polo ScheduI &,

Boston. Nov. S.-Thc following is the
roller polo schedule issued by Secretary
Morse Tor the TWO weeks ending NOV. 81;
Monday, Nov. lN.-Lowell at Lawrence
Lewiston al Portland. Salem at Clinton.
Nov. 19.-Lowell at Salem
Nov. Y-Portland at Plymouth. Lewis
ton at Clinton.
Nov. 2l.-Lawrence ut Lowell Plymouth
at Salem. Clinton at Lewiston.
Nov. Clinton at Portland Lawrence
at Plymouth.
Nov. -. plymouth at Lowell. Salem al
Lawrence. Portland at Lewiston
Monday, NOV. 25.-Portland at Lowell,
Lewiston at Lawrence. Plymouth at Clin-
ton.
NOV. 36.-Lawrence at Lewiston. Port
land at Salem.
Nov. 27.-Lewiston at Plymouth. Law
rene" ~ Portland. Lowell at Clinton
NOV. ernoCnl.-Portiand IL cW-
istnn. Lowell at Lawrence. Plymouth at
Salem. tEVeninS) Lewiston at Portland
Lawrence at lowell. Salem al Plymouth
NOV. 29.-tlintoE at Lowell, Salem ut
Portland.
Nov. 3p-CIinton at Lawrence. Salem Mt
Lewiston. Lowell at Plymouth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
THE ELM CLUB CASE.
Search and Seizure Charge MOL Pressed.
Believed Liquors Will Be Returned.

Portland Me- NOV. S.-When the case
of Joseph c. Moxcey. Jr., the steward oI
the Elm Club. where Sheriff Pearson 5
deputies made big seizure of liquor,
Saturday night came up for hearing il:
the municipal court. today. the searc..
and seizure charge was mol pressed. Or
tho charge of nuisance MoXCey was bound
over to the January grand jury in the
sum Of $500.
As a result of the action OF the court
il is announced that the club Will con-
tinIia to run as before and that liquors
will be kept for the individual use of the
members.
The liquors seized by the sheriffs. about
s.Oo worth is now 1T the rum room in The
citv building bat ii is believed that in
view of the action of the court, today.
i, will be returned TO the owners
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
FIVE CAPTURED,
Leavennorth Escaped Convicts
Being Run to Earth.
Three Of Them Shot Dead, Friday,
and Two Taken Alive.
Every Point Of Escape Guarded and Capture
OF Others Is Certain.

Leavenworth. Kan. Nov. S.-Five of
the ;" convicts who escaped from the
stockade of the new Federal prison
here yesterday afternoon. have been
accounted for. Three Of the fiv. are
dead
James Hoffman, aged u. white
J. J. Pehenholn. aged 25. white. Il sol
| dier convict.
John Green. aged 81. white
The fourth, Willard Drake. white
aged l9. is wounded and recaptured
and tha fifth. Fred Moore, aged 16 n
negro. is recaptured unhurt.
The five men We're discovered in the
barn Of Fay Weshaar. near Norton
Vile. Kan, about o'clock this after
noon. Weishaar went into the barn and
was ordered out at the point of guns
He rushed to Nortonville and gathered
posse Of men who with revolvers.
shot guns and few WinchesterS has
tened to the scene.
The convicts saw the men coming
and rushed from the barn They had
Two shot guns and revolvers. The posse
pun sued them and a running duel re-
suited. The convicts We're at 4 disad-
vantage and their shots had no effect.
While at every volley from the posse.
one of the convicts fell. After two OF
them had fallen, two Of the others gave
themselves up. one being wounded ana
the other unhurt.
The fifth was fully 200 wards away
when man with a Winchester drew
Il bead on him and fired. He evidently
he'd been hit but tried to go on. A vol
ley was then fired at him ana he fell
dead. None of the citizens was hurt.
Reports come from numerous points.
today. of the arrest Of men supposed
to be fugitive convicts. but none of the
suspects has been identified. The old
est OF the fugitives is aged ~.
One Of the convicts still at large is 4
military prisoner ana the remainder were
serving terms FOR robbery and assault.
one is an Indian ana two are negroes.
Nearly am came from Okla homa ANA IN
dian Territory, and they are supposed tn
be making for that country. They an.
hardy men used to firearms ana horses.
Some have obtained both. but Others ar,.
on foot and defenCeleSS.
Warden Mcclau.heN says he will cap
ture every one Of the men. IN The. dis
trictS around the city every road ana
river crossing that the fusitivcs might bc
70 use is guarded by armed
men. the farmers having turned out 10
earn the S,n reward that will be paid for
the return Of each convict. Those OF the
men who are armed are likely to BE- shn,
on sight
The net known result of the mltiny AMI
the fght with IN. guards was. one con-
Nict killed ana four guards shot or other
wis" hurt. but it is believed that manr of
the fleeing conviCt~ received wounds from:
bullets sent after them by pursuiu4.
yuaruS
The dead: Quinn Fort. desperate
criminal from the Indian Territory whn
s believed To have been The ringlradrr
II the outbreak. lie was - years of a..
Wounded: Joseph H. WaIdrupe. rrisou
'uard. shot III forehead ana breast condi
lion sin critical; Arthur TreIfurd. can
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
ADMISSION TO WEST POINT.
Graduates Of High Schools or College Student.
Exempt from Mental Examinations.

Washington. Nov S.-Sccretary Root
has issued an order changing the rcgli-
iationS relative to admissions to West
Point so that the academic board may
accept candidates vino are graduates of
High schools or stHdentS of colleges and
universities without requiring them t.
pass then mental examination prescribed
by the department. The important para e
graphs added are:
The academic board will consider ana
may accept. in lieu of the regular mental
entrance examination. the properly at
tested examination papers of an ap-
pointea who received his appointment to
d public competitive examination or the
properly attested certificate Of gradua-
tion from Il public High school in which
the course of study covers the range Of
subjects heretofore prescribed for candi-
dates, or a properly att"sted certificate
that the candidate is a regular student
of any incorporated college or university
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
FOOTBALL, TODAY.
Bowdoin and Bates Will Face
Each Other at Lewiston.
Colby Will Line Up Against U. Of
Maine at WaterviI|e.
Other Games in the State and on the Other
Gridirons.

Erdn5wick. Me, Nov. S.-tSpeciaD.- -
regard to the Bowdoin- Bates football
game which viii take place at Lewis
held by the students in Memorial hall
this afternoon. at which time much en-
thusiasm was manifested. Several
speeches We're made. among the speak
ers being Coach Emery, Fogg and APP
pleton, 1902 ana Cloudman of the Med
ical school. Appleton and Stanwood
1902, Dana. 1903. and Coan 1904. We're
appointed To lead the cheering at the
game
The eleven lined up for signal prac
tice Only, this afternoon. and plays
were all executed with much vim and
quickness. The following men viii be
taken on the trip. tomorrow: Barker,
l,eane. blanchard. Coffin connuTs. Da
VIs. Dunlap. Eastman. =. Hamilton. j
Hamilton. Capt. Hunt. Hermes, Lewis
Larrabee, Munro. Perkins. Phioon
Shaw. Sinkinson. Soule. Towne. Much
| has been said of late regarding Bow
doins crippled condition. but ii is not
| likely that more than one man will be
| out of the game. tomorrow, on account
of injuries. Fogg. who was injured in
| the Amherst game, will be unable to
play.
The sophomore and freshman classes
are getting their class teams into con
dition for the annual football game
which will be played just before the
Thanksgiving recess
The outdoor running track was put
down. today. and the track athletes
Will soon b. at work on it, The dis
| tance runners are now taking daily
CroSS-Country runs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.
Thirteen Presented. Friday. a Record Breaker
Augusta Heads the List.

Portland. Me. Nov. s.-The record for
bankrupt petitions recorded IN Il single
day in the United States district court
vas broken. today. when Il petitions we've
received. Augusta headed the list with
.,,a. na,i,ions. The petitioners aIe:
1ossnh ~ Grant. Portland; 1atland W.
,;..';n Portland: Ezekiel Il. Hines. Can
ton: mre'I, Horace j. Rideout, Augusta, Charles
,Ui 10 'SaTorI Augusta; William f. Ryan.
aueiisla; An Alexander l.. Matthews, Kin
coin; NJ. J.. Delong 4 Co. M,aisnn. iI WI
nhn nan kennebnnk: Jean p. Davis, Bidde-
sord: Henry Letendre, Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

F0xCR0rT'S FREIGHT WRECK.
Beside Death Of Fireman French. Loss 10
Rolling Stock Is Heavy.

Fovcroft. Me. Nov. S.-One of the
most disastrous freight wrecks which
has taken place on the Maine Central
for years 80 far as injury to rolling
stock is cnnceinSd. happened here.
Thu, sday evening. in the Maine CEN
trail rard. the collision resulting also
in the death of Fireman Ernest French
Of North Newport.
'fhc train in charge of Conductor
Henry Russell, was a double-headpr
v ith engines S5 and 224 the. former be
ing III charge of Engineer Harry Rich
with Harry Warren as fireman and the
latte; having Charles Bradley as en-
9ineer and Ernest French as fireman.
Just what caused the accident is vet
to be more fully determined. but the
train of ~ ears did not stop but Went
through The yard 1T high speed the oc-
cupantS of the cabs of the locomotives
finding themselves unable TO check the
speed. jumping to save themselves. The
lire led to the engine house and the
pass niger engine used on the train run
ming between Foxcroft and Bangor
daily. was setting dn the pit and the
young man employed as wiper was in
the cab when he heard the noise of the
approaching train and Surmising some
thing was wrong. made good use OF his
legs 10 get out of the way.
French when he jumped from the
locomotive came in contact With some
thing. thought possibly to have been a
switch. suffered a compound fracture
Of the skull and had his right foot
ground to pomace and his right leg cut
off Just below the thigh. He was dead
in an instant.
doors Of the engine house. broke them in
and then struck the stationary locomo-
tive with great force. The force was 50
great that the engine standing on tn"
uit was forced out through the end oi
the building through Il large amount OF
coal ashes that had been dumped. ami
the other engines following. When the
mass Of wrecka2e came te standstill
the nose OF engine - was up over that
of the passenger train engine. the tend":
Of 81 was turned over and tn. cab ON -
was demolished: and engine 24 was al
an aSle of q degrees. It's nose well lp on
the tender of ,nsin" ~. The freight ears
remained ON the iron. Engine No. ~ wa
cons ii. red a total wreck by the Compa-
nys experts. Friday morning. and II Was
estimated thar il would cost $ll"r to re-
pair O. and $l5po II repair 25i
y wrecking train arrived from Water
willie at II II \. NJ. and on board was Il.
T.. Sanborn, tranmaSter, Charles Keith
| and II. y. Webber. foreman "f motive
| power. WaterVille. y little later TWO en-
gines from the Bangor yard ana two from
| the WaterViile yard arrived for ISe on
trains. Friday. Il viii require several
days To clear up the wreckage and work
can only be plosecuted from one end Tn.
drivers of the passenger engine lay barred
| in the coal ashes and dire" and it will b..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09
HUNTER KILLED.
Member Of Ohio Party Killed by Friend in the
Woods

Bangor. Me NOV. S.-The CONNER
cial received the following Telegram
from Chairman l.. T.. Carleton Of the
Fish and game commission, who was al
Greenfield. Friday. on his Way to Holeb
with Hon. p. O. Nickery of Augusta:
Guide Walter Hennessey telephones
me that one Of the Ohio party of hunt
ers at Lily Bay, which he was guiding,
shot and killed one of the party, mis-
taking him for deer.
Cannot leari names. Have notified
coroner and DR.. Hunt and shall prose
cute.
(SigneO l.. I. CARLETON,
Chairman"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-09

Walter a. Skillin. the senior member
of the wholesale grocery firm of Skillin
Il Hawkes.. died. Thursday. at Port
land. after brief illness of only a little
over a day. of heart failure The news
of mis- demise. at his home on Cumber-
land street, was a great shock to the
city. of which he had been an honored
and leading citizen for many years.
The deceased was born at Benton. in
this State. IS years and months ago.
but made Portland his home early in
life.