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The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
FABLE IN NEW FORM.
sIOn Of the story OF the Wolf IA
Sleeps Clothing.

A settler on the upper Mattawa river,
sn Canada, who caught wolf last win
ter had read that ships were some
times cleared of rats by fastening
bell around the neck of one of them.
And the bright idea occurred TO him
that in a similar manner he might
clear the adjacent woods OF wolves. He
fastened a bell on his VOLTS neck and
released him.
After the snow had pretty we'll gone,
he allowed his little flock of sheep TO
exercise their lambs in the fields near
ShehouSe. His children were with their
father looking at the gambols of the
lambs. when the sheep were noticed
60 prick up their ears as though in
tently listening. Then with much
bleating the whole flock raced to the
woods.
Wondering at the yagaries Of the eni-
mails, the farmer went about his work.
About an hour later, the children came
10 him with the news that the sheep
had returned, but had left one of the
lambs behind them.
The next day the same thing Oc-
CURED again, and another lamp disap-
peared. The children tried to keep the
sheep in the fields, but failing, fol
lowed them into the bush. They report
ed that they had distinctly heard bell
tinkling in the distance.
Then it began to dawn upon the
farmer that the bell he had fastened
20 the neck Of his gray wolf visitor,
was the same which was borne by the
father Of the flock in the previous sum
mer./The quick-eared sheep had recOg-
mixed the sound OF the bell, and true
20 their instincts had hastened TO join
their last years companion.
That they found not exactly a wolf
sn sleeps clothing. but wolf attached
20 a sleeps bell. and ready 70 take
advantage of his condition TO dine on
spring lamb was no fault of theirs,
though certainly their misfortune
q The settler does not appear to think
very much Of the bell plan of disposing
Of wolves.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
Not Clear.
From the Boston Guardian.

From the Boston Guardian,
Hon. John P. Green of Washington,
d. C., according to reports, says thai
he cannot see his way clear 10 face the
Northern colored voter this year after
what has happened 10 the Crnmpacker
resolution. We cannot see why. IL
seems that consideration for the peace
OF the country should be first. Govern
ments CannO, force the people to any
thing-not in republics-the people
are sovereign. They must be convert
ed.-Indianapolis Freeman.
Mr.. Green is right and you, as usual,
are many degrees of longitude of Oi
the true course OF commOnSense. II
your talk about 1.-The peace Of the
country" had been carried in days OF
wore, the South would have besnsEbie
TO go with her sla es into all sections
OF the country unmolested. There
would, then, have been no civil war
slavery would still havs been in exist
ence and we should have had one fool
less TO talk as you are, and have been
talking all along this question.
Perhaps however. for having TUNED
loose on tn, public a piece Of mental
feblsness of yeuT ilk, the government
W as indeed WTOng in trying to "teret
the people TO anything
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07

swimming toward the boat from the
land. but so far out that II seemed
Incredible that anyone could be eaps-
bic sk such endurance
The yacht waited and soon the pas
sengerE were able TO perceive that the
swimmer was a nstiTe girl, who waa
followed Oy dog.
A boat was lSunehed and picked up
the girl and dog, both utterly ex-
hsusted.
The girl explained through the pilot,
who alone understood her language,
that she had escaped from the harem
of . resident OF BrouEsA, and that the
fsithful canine had followed her.
The yacht then proceeded, taking
alSng the girl
Her name is LeyR. She il aboU4 II
years old and seems bright.
She wall be taken 20 America for edu-
cation.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
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near. AS she stepped out Of the door
she noticed the wolf, which had been
tied in the yard, was loose. Mrs. Car
hurst called the animal by name, and it
hurried t0 her. She noticed at once
that the animal was in an ugly mood
and attempted TO catch hold of its col
lar just as il made a spring at her.
The frightened woman screamed for
help and ber son came to her assist
ance. Before he could give any assist
ance the wolf had thrown the woman
down and mad badly bitten her in sew
eral places The young man grabbed
the animal by the throat and pulled
it off his mother, who by this time
was unconscious. A terrific struggle
ensued between the wolf and the boy.
The plucky lad clung to the animals
throat until his father, who was work
ing in the field nearby, came to the
boys assistance and shot the wolf.
Mrs. Carlturst was carried into the
house and a physician was summoned.
An examination revealed four wounds.
the teeth il each instance penetrating
to the bone
The wolf was Of the large gray tim
Der species and was Of immense size.
1t had been well fed and grew rapidly,
and was much larger than the mem
bers Of the same family which are
compelled to secure their own living.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
ESCAPED FROM HAREM.
Leyia, "A Turkish Girl. Followed By
Faithful Dog, Picked Up EI-
hausted by Yankee Yacht.

The American yacht Wanderer,
which lately reached Constantinople
with a party including Commodore
Robinson. its owner, Mrs. Marster,
Miss Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Storey
and Mr. BlagdOn. has been dry-docked
for cleaning.
A member of the party writes 10 the
New York World correspondent this
strange story:
On leaving Mudania. on the south
shore of the Sea of MarmOra, q few
days back, the yacht stopped outside
the harbor TO leave the pilot, when
those on board saw a human being
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
Don't Be Deceived.

In this weeks issue UfTHE BBE is an
xcerpt from the Medical IOHYasI, 10
he effect that the negroes are dying
out in Cuba. Il is very strange that
the Cuban negro should so soon die
out after the invasion Of the American
army, when we consider that the Gu
tan negro has lived there for years
when it has been death to the white
man, There will be millions of ne
Rrses on eaIth At the time Gabriel
blows his trumpet.
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season Tickets Via B & o. z. z
81 Sale May Ist.

Beginning May Ist. the Baltimore g
Ohio r. R. will commence the osl'y
sale of regular Summer Excursion
tickets, limited to Oct. 3Ist returning.
TO all Seaside, Mountain and spring
resorts, at greatly reduced rates.
a. to the r. tes, routes
ana service chesrfully given at Ticket
Office 7o7-I5 ST., 6Is Pa. Ave. aAd De
pot n. ]. Ave. and L.
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THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL
ROAD AND THE CIVIL WAR.
rS6T-TSSE
TSbI-I6OS.

1t was the first and most desiTabls
point Of vantage coveted by both the
Federal and Confederate armies. In
May, 1861. the four Federal advance
columns concentrated at PaTkeTsbuTg,
w. Va, Wheeling, w. Va, Harper s
W. Va and at Washington. To re-
tain the advantage, the Federal gov
ernment established block houses
along the railroad from the MonOcaCy
to the Ohio river, besides forts at
Winchester, Harper's Ferry, Cumber
land, Piedmont and New Creek (Key-
SER. Tie B. & o. was the base OF
operations for the Federal army for
nearly four years and from which IN
government could not take advance
line earlier than November, 1864. The
B. & .. was the means of cOmmuni-
cation between the West and the
Army of the Potomac, and was con-
sequently in a continual state ofseige.
Harper's Ferry, the key to the Shenan
doah Valley. first famed through the
fan4tical attempt of John Brown. in
defying the Laws and customs Of his
country, was captured and recaptured
eight times in three wears. The Gov
eminent Arsenal and armoEies v hich
were located there, were destroyed BY
the government 10 pTevt Mt T. ,ir Ca p
ture. One hundred and seventy-nint
battles Of greater or less importance
were on or adjacent to the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, not taking into con
sideratioR the innumeIa hle skiTmishes
All Through Trains frU.n St. Louis
Louisville. Cincinnati. Chicago. Col
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burg to the East, run via Washington
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
LACERATED BY WOLF.
woman Badly Bitten by Brute of the
Gray Timber Variety Which
Was a Farm Pet.

News has reached Clinton, Ia. that
Mrs. William Carhurst, residing at
Lyndon, a small town in Illinois, a few
miles east Of the Mississippi river,
Vas badly if not fatally injured in a
terrific fight with tame wolf. The re-
suit of her injuries will not be known
until all danger of blood-poisoning is
past.
The wolf had been the pet of the
family for three years. 1t yEss@cap-
tured when a cub and was as tame as a
kitten. Mrs. Carhurst went into the
yard to call her son, who was working
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
=. EsszsA Il. Anxwnx.

Ers. CrimsoabeAk-YOu say sks ss {
very indulgsnt mother.
Mr.. C-imsonbeak-Yes; abe giVss Asa
children everything they want
II saw her giving the boy Sas siipp<l
the other day; he didA't ~ant that
did heS,r'
'.Hs wanted il aksut as bad as h
wanted anything, rseko8."-YoAksEs
atAtssman.
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sPEcIAL NOTICE,

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northwest. See her for the good she
can do, giving comfort to the weary
minds. Telling the future and gives
great success in business ! hrougn
1cE a wonderful revealer OF forum
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CHARLES STEIFF.

This is one Of the beat known plsno
and selleTA IN Inc
United States. Hyou want q flrst class
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See advertisement in another column.
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OHcs . Meath fer e CSnts.
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slw les - ERslsAs os~..

Ia ne past four years, 1t EssF
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using over 2O2. .s9o. 900 pounds Of IrO.
and steel. II these cars were plaesu
end to end. and allowing fOs lsngs
Of coupling three feet. they "Suis
make = train 27e miles long. "osla
carry 4.osz, zoo. 900 pounds Of freighE
and the total weight Of cars ahs
freight would be over G,2So.SsV'V''
pound.
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SIMMER BOARDERS.

II YOU want to spend a pleasant
summer in Virginia, vshere you VIII
have first class meals and ENJOY Hsh
ing, Address Miss lille FielChei
Box ~ Lincoln, Va
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THK RIVER QUEER.

Ths ESsss Qssan unasr ths Man
srszsaas sf NJ. < ]. WsoIlsn iSs opsn
fer hsasfnszs- Gs at oscs- GH6 1eaect
yGus DATE.
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wass r.svasas. auae 49,.

Ness Faax1sAsS 0Aas ASSWA.
] Japanese chess is the most iztrleaSs
zane In Tie wsTld. The board las 81
squares. 80 pieces are used. GaG sAs
wiOsss change Ia grade when tAsy A.
sdvs - . certain 1SsisioA on the board
Damage oAszss ~ MAss.
A shoe frIn in Toledo, O.. haa trseSa
90 the dsPredattuns ot nice losses ~
wreenSAcks AHd other paper monsy.
~hieh have AzOuAtea = ssd orB inlfSsS
years. -: 49, :.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07

WsRe4 RAr~IY D7s EsAAezIy.
Sudden deaths among men are eight
times greater than those among
Oomsa.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
sRekfaa aa : Rerara.

Smoking is permitted in tAs prisons
OF Beigium only as S reward for good
behavior.
The Washington bee., 1902-06-07
1HE
IN. |. COUNCIL. -"
WILL noLDTTS-


Third National Convention in the
Capital of Arkansas Little Rock. }
Commencing August 2S, 1900, lasting
hree daVs.
The Council represents the Indus
trial Growth OF the South. Both races
will participate. Color is no bar. The
race problem is not IL be solved but
the general building up Of the country.
The st te will as last year send Com
missioners. Tie Communities may
elect mass delegates. State and local
Industrial Councils will as all sections
represent last meeting Hall OF Re-
presentatiNes Jackson, Miss, Jnly Il
and 3. 1904. For general information
write
s. P. rIitChell,
s. National President 5o3 D St.. nv.
Washington, D. c.
S.-Enclose stamps for reply. No
color line.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

- Mnpalt S. 8. Suuipou bot uon
Der S@mab 2anb Company 1920
Ader 2anb, bic In Der NHinibotb @e=
senb TIM oberen Canada selesen finb,
setauft.
= 9err Soiepb @esler BOT bic
gtsarrenfabrit ieines Brubers Trans
ibernommen unb mtrS boS @e51dft
meiterfibren.
-@. s. @pe, pel9er SteuenIons
giIenoielerei tdufi9 ibernommeu bat,
bot bas 9ei@dft ieit Samitas in iei.
men Sdnben.
= Nd9iten Oienitas iinben bic
Siuase= unb Comm ablen itatt.
an ienem Sage mirb AUDI Der gountp.
ratb in Sisun9 treten.
2 &C. 8. 8enion bat feline Stele
ais Wanaser unb Setretdr Der st.
Gloub Sight anb Yomer Company nie=
berselest, unb feline &%eiisuation pur=
be pom ben BRET Sruitees, wel9e bic
anlase fur bic eriten Sppotbsten
Sonbinbaber operiren, ansenommen.
Oils Ia9folserU es Serrn Senion lit
Serr 5. q. Heil ernannt worben.
-Nontas belt Der nod benz 3 lten
laufenbe @ortbern Yaciic &iiten;us
am bieiisen Sabnbofe lang senua,
UNI bic Pahasiere zines @assons,
in wel9em fi@ elm Sla~tterntrante
befunben bate, Der in 9ittle Sails
abseiest unb ms Yeitbaus sebradt
worbeu mar, pon einem Dol, Der gabn.
seieui9aft ansetelIten atste impfen
gu la1en.
= Inter GROCER S~beilnabme rpur=
be Sonntas Na@mittas pon Der Gu
tbebrale aus bic Satin bes Serrn
gb. O'Srien gu Grabe ~setrasen.
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Ot6seian .Nadbricbten.

s6o9w. P. @resor, 8. g. s., Yfcr:
rer Der II. 6. 9emeinbe gu g. gloub
finbiste Sonntus ieiner @smsinbe ON,
oaB am bodbl. Gfinsitionntas cine
a9ttdsise 81. Wilton fur bic Srauen
uno Sunsfrauen uno am Oiefaltiss
teitsionntase cine iolde fur bic Idn=
ner unb Sinslinse ieiner 9emeinbe Be-
s%innenmirb. unb baB elmer 9utbeiBune
bes bo9m'ite Sii9ofs semdB bic
OterSeit fur bic 9emeinoe Inn adt
Gage uerldnsert iei, 10 eaB ben Wdn=
nern Selesenbeit sese6sn iei, ibre
0iterlide Sei9t mdbreno Der 81 WtI=
lien ablesen gu f0nnen.
Wontas besann in Der pom bodw.
Sobn &itomsti paitorirten ct. Ibel=
bert's @emeinbe gu @ilman Die 4O=
itinbise anbadt, on wel9er iid bic
san5e 6emeinbe bur9 ben gmpiana
Der I'll. Satramente CUR sSreube seS
bo9m. Pfarrers beitens betbeiliste.
Scr Contract fur ben Sau Der
neuen Stride in Der pom bodm. Serrn
Seinsi& aeutbner 10 erfolsrei6 patio
r.rten @emeinbe gu alexandria lit bem
9errn y. 6. &idmenb pon WelroIe
fur $9672 iberlaiien morben. 500
balb bic @itteruns es erlaubt, wirb
Der Neubau, uel9er bis gum 6erbit
Douenoet isin lou, in ansrif senous
men.
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sprins 9iq.

Serr Mart. Sd0nbers bat DOR,
bieles Srabjabr lein @Obnbaus bur9
einen anbau uersrOBern 81 laiien.-
auf benz @ebOft bes Serrn Sobn Set
men murbe Elm Drummer s~egraben,
man mlBte 100 SUB tief bobren, UNI
@aiier gu befommen iest bat Die Sa=
Mile @aner in Sile.-Ser ais Sut=
terma9er in unlerer Creamery anse=
lteute Serr Eeter @inter bate Dor,
leine Stelluns aufSuseben, uno er bat
te ieinen Sorias aussefibrt, wdren
Die Qctienbeiiser linn ni6t bur6 BEN
Sauf zines neuen Sutterfalies, bas
cine gapasitdt Don 1000 Efunb BUT
ter bat, gu milen sewelen. = BUR
Sreuoe Der gltern ud9it unb sebeibt
Der feline Gbuarb, pel6er Dor etrpaz
spei Monaten in Der Samilie Solepba
Sinoer leinen ginsus belt. = eeste
ISOLDE iinb Srans unb Sobn @int.r
nit Ser Gisernte fertis seporben; lie
belorsten Gis fir bie Sutterfabrtf in
S%tntonuiae, Safe Senrp unb Sprins
Sill; gu bem ~belorsten iie bie S6ant=
wirtN6aften unb iOuitise Eripatbduier
nit benz fir BEN CONNER notbwenbiaen
Gefrorenem. = Serr Solepb @inter
reilte Wontas in @ei6dften na9 ct.
Glouo unb mar mdbrenb ieines borti=
gen auf entbaltes ansenebmer 'Gait
ieines Saters, bes Serrn Sobn SSin=
ter.
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Gus Der nm9e9eub.
Su6man

Qerr Seor9 QoHmam Don 9elum=
bus, Iebr., wel@er felt feds Wona=
ten in ct. glous mobnt, bot bic in
bieiem Comm selesene Pobl=Sarm
fdufi@ on ii9 senommen unb mirb
i'm 9aufe ber nd9iten ISOLDE bieiebe
NIT ieiner Samilie besiebeu. Samilte
SoHmanm wirb bic 3abl Der CUR tatb.
Gemeinbe seb0risen Samilien um cine
quite permebreu. -eanbpertdufer unb
1onitiser Sanbelsmann Sobn Sdmolte
reifte Wontas in 9eiddften nod
ct. gloub. @enn letn grfols in
2anblbertrasunsen nod cine @eile
anbdlt, wirb 8udman gum sroBen
She'll uOn fremben @eit9tern bemobnt
1etn.
&oscoe.
Sie Sauilie @ensel Clint wurbe
bHr1 bic Mnfunft zines muntern S69=
terdeus erfreut. = Ser Sobesensel
entfibrte leste ISOLDE bic bret Sabre
alte So9ter Der Samtlie Sobn Bauer
fen. in elm beiIeres Senieits. Ra6
sinem feierli9en gnselamte wurbe
bic feline 9eide in ben fiblen
tS9oB Der grbe sebettet. = TIMER
Solsbdnbler Sbomas Sauer 1T INNER
nit Solsauslaben bei@dftist. Die
gauiailou peripri9t bieies Sabr cine
aussesei9nete gu werben.
GGlesebine.
Ginselne in bieiem Conn mobnen-
be Sarmer geben NIT benz @ebanfen
Inn, cine gre1merp=9 eieaidaft gu or
sauiitren unb bur9 Sen Sau elmer
8utterfabrif ben Sarmern Der um=
sesenb cine slet9e seminnbrinsenbe
Suele gu eridlieBen, mie iie fait in
iebem anberen Comm in Stearns SO.
1ieBt. ginise Sarmer baben bas
lobensmertbe unternebmen in bic Sanb
senommen, unb iobalb tie senisenbe
8ef0rberer besislben sefunben, wirb eiz
ne gutterfabrif erri9tet merben. =
Sanf Der 8orlidt, nit Der bic bodw.
Benebictinerpdter BEL Ser grfrantuns
einigeri brer Stubenten u 8erfe sinsen
wurbe bic feinesmess alarmirenbe
&ranfbeit auf ibren Seerb bei9rdnft,
unb bieielbe lit iest 10 Al 1agen ge=
boben. 10 baB Der in Der abttitir9e
einsefteIte @emeinbesottesbient fort
an wieber unseit0rt sebalten werben
fam. = 5odm. P. &inian 6eib,
8. g. s.. grinsipal Der NIT Der st.
Sobn's 1niueriitdt in 8erbinbuns
ftebenben 6anbels unb @ewerbei9ule,
1T abermals pon Der National Short.
banb Sea9er's Nfociation nit Der
Stenuns als StaatsIetretdr beebrt
ruorben.
Naabetp Gate.
am Montas fanb auf benz 9eb0ft
bes Serrn Soiepb Seltemes geritei=
seruns itait, gu Der it9 cine sroBe
WaHe 9olfes einsefunben bate. au9
bic aaufuit erprobte it@ als cine su>
te, 10 baB Serr 9eltemes 'einen suten
Sag gu uersei@nen batte. @initpei'
len mirb er iein 9eim mad ct. eloub
perleSen.
Stitea.
Ser bier felt Sabren anidlit9 se=
meiene Serr Germ. Oltmanr, mel9er
iid auf ben aa~rtofelbanbel perleste
unb barin namentli@ lestes Sabr Gr-
ftaunli9es leiftete, wirb in Solep Elm
@aarenbaus erridten laiien uito boz
5elbit ben &artoHelbanbel TN srsben
MaBitabe betreiben.
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Nem Wuni9.

Sermaun 8Obrins pom bier mlBte
ii9 leste ISOLDE in RelrOie swei Sim
ger umputireu laiien. Sor einisen
@o9en erfror er feline 6dnbe berart,
baB bic Nmputation Der Singer ni9t
umsansen werben tonnte. Snfolse
bes ii6 itets m%ebrenben @el6dftsin=
tereiles an u~nierer Sutterfabrif bat
Sic Niiociation mebrere Sutterbebdlter
erbalten, Die in Der ~biesidbrisen SaiiOn
CUR beiieren ausfibruns Der Seitel=
luneen permenbet merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

renfabrifant, mirb leine Sabrif in
6errn Sud's Gebdube perlesen. Sp.
6oQenfamp, mel9er Bis babin Sud's
@ebdube bemobnte, mirb in Elm Serr,1
Sberpins sebOrises 9aus einsiebeu.
samf Gentre.
Der in Oieniten Der Wcgormid
Wal9inen=go. itebenbe Serr Solepb
Sbiers rpar iber Sonntas in Ser
Stabt, Inn ben 81. @eburtstas leines
SObnes Seinri9 mitfeiern gu belfen.
@enannter pirb in @erbinbuns nit
leinem S6rpieseriObn in Solep cine
gil MISUNDERSTANDING er0Hnen. 2este
ISOLDE eritattete er ieiner in Spole
w%obnenben S9melter, Der SSrau Gbirz
bart, etnen an%senebmen Selu9. =
Die pon elmer Germanbten beltrittene
@iltisfeit bes Seitamentes bes bier
per torbenen Meranber Woore mirb
i'm Mai=& reisseri9tstermin Dem &i9=
ter sur @nti6eibuns unterbreitet wer=
BEN. = Sauf Centre lit iest frei pom
iebmeber Seu6e, unb aues atbmet
uieOer frei uuf. = ). @. Sprasue
pom bier lit nod @aibinston sereilt,
nm baielblt nit leinem alten Sreunbe
SreO. Carpenter, benz Setretdr bes
@ouuerneursS Gait, suiammensutrefen.
3abua.
Gelesentli6 elmer in Suut Centre
sebaltenen Seriammluns wurbe bic
&apmonb Creamery Company Orsa=
niiirt unb @elber senus sesei9net,
UNI bas u%nternebmen erfolgrei6 bur3=
sulesen. Sas &apital Der 1euen
COMPANY uirb in 100 antbeile su ie
$50 pertbeilt. Die Sabrit mirb in
Ser Ndbe bes S9ulbauies i'm norb=
0itli9en Sbeile bes Conn &apmonb
erri6tet, unb Die arbeit an be%rielben
mirb, iobalb bic @itteruns cine sin=
itise lit, in ansriH senommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

Ser smansis Sabre lang in bieism
Conn ais 5armer tbdtise Sos. Bar
tbolemp bat am %. Sebruar bieles
Sabres ben sansen Sag iber sepfist,
eth greisnib, bas Bis babin IN Der
lansen Reibe Der Sabre i'm gan3en
Staate Minnelota ni@t gu persei9nen
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

Der bier felt Sabren anidiiis sez
meiene Serr Germ. Oltmanr, mel9er
iid auf ben aartofelbanbel perleste
unb barin namentli@ lestes Sabr Gr-
ftaunli9es leiftete, mtrb in Solep ein
@aarenbaus erri9ten laiien uab boz
Ielbit ben &artoHelbanbel TN srsben
MaBitabe betreiben.