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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
WAS DISMISSED ON
CHARGE OF MURDER
justice crutchfje'd Had Doub $
About Johnson's Guilt.
Police Court.

Justice Crutchfcld dismissed the blind
negro, Gus Johnson, yesterday on the
charge OF killing his sister, Lille Ro-
land. by cutting her throat crazy Christ
mas morning. and with the dismissal
the case assumes one of deep mystery
as there is no evidence SO far against
any one. The detectives will WORK on
the case, however, and probe it to the
bottom.
The evidence brought out yesterday
was the same as that introduced at the
coroLers inquest on FRIDAY. except that
The accused himself maue a statement.
at the suggestion of his counsel. Mr..
Harry Glenn.
The statement was to the ef.
feet that he heard fuss down stairs
in the hallway OF the house NO 81 v est
3. DAD street. wncre he lived with his
SISTER, and that when he vent to hear
what 1t was lie met his brotner-in-.aw.
Willie Ruia.ld. with whom he had heard
has sister having a qu'trre
-, ..at's the nlatter?' he asked.
You've cut my wife's tn oAt," was
70 ard 5 reply.
Then little scufsle followed between
them and his finger was cut.
II don't know who cut ner throat
said the blind man. but ! know | di.n't
loved her too much to harm her.
love all my people. and didn't have no
reaso:: to harm her.
Other witnesses were examined, but
no motive was found for the murder.
The husband of the dead woman said
he saw her in the hal! with her throat
, cut. and saw the brother near her. and
felt that was sufficient reason TO charge
him with the cutting.
sherwood Thompson had numerous
charges against him. He was drunk and
vas charged with two cases of sho.-!if,-
ug. and tried to dig his way out of the
station house.
The charg S were punched. and he was
given four months for taking socks
,tochings and handkerchiefs form Miller
& Ehcads' and Thaihimer's.
William Christian got thirty days for
being drunk, and John Cousins paid
S...v for the same
james Ryan was drunk and dlsorderly.
and broke E!ckerstaT $ window.
I'm glad you arrested me-" he said
to a policeman. ''for if you hadn't would
probably have stolen something
lie was given sixty days, and was glac
OF it.
Jonn Driver, colored. beat Robert Pal
ham and paid SO for doing it.
Thomas Allan. colored. had some enc
mics and they put the police On to him
He was arrested for carrying a concealed
weapon and fined $50 and given thirty
days
Fannie Williams. coIored. was given
sixty days for stealing q piece of under
wear from Harry Hirchberg
Abram Winslow. colo ed, was fined SO
and given thirty days for carrying con
cealed weapon and shooting at James
Payne
Thomas G. Walker and Maria Wilson
coored were each fined SEQ for disorder.
y conduct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
PROSPEROUS YEAR
FOR LYKCHBURG
Gratifying Reports Of Industrla
and Commercial Progress.
SUPERB RAILROAD FACILITIES
The CITY Has Banking Capita. of two
Millions. and Bank Deposits Amou.,-
ing to Five Mil'ions-Seven,y--...-.
five Jobbing Houses.
SUPERB RAILROAD FACILITIES
tspecIa, Dispatch to The Times.)

LYNCHBrRG. VA. Dec. 27.-Lynch-
burg has found the year 1902 a prosperous
and happy season. In many respects it
has been one OF the most prosperous
years that the city has ever known. This
statement is not based upon mere specu-
iatiol, but upon solid facts. upon RECORD
that stands forth as an actual demonstra-
ton OF what has been accomplished In
FL. departments of trade, from the small
est Industry to the largest. the city has
made rapid strides. and business men gen
orally find themselves ut the close OF tn.
year with q record that is exceedingly
gratifying to them and TO their friends
The amount CT tonnage received In
J-.nchburg during the year has not been
less ,ha! wv. 81 Hon pounuS. and tn'
amount forwarded from the city has
been one billion pounds. Lynchburg 8
banking capital of two millions and her
bank uepost OF hve millions nave beeI
a sound foundation on which to build
while her superb railroad facilities have
afforded her many great advanta gcs.
There are in the city fifty manufacturing
plants. and the reports from them indi
este growth The weekly pay roll for
these plants is about twenty thousand
dollars while the value of their output Is
five million dollars.
Lynchburg uses about two thousand wa
Tor power. while plans are nov on foot
for the development Of ct least five thou
sand additional water power.
There are in Lvncnhirc anventv-iv"
jobbing houses. and they employ three
hundred travelling men. Their operations
extend over the South and Southwest. and
IN the past year several large orders have
been shipped abroad. some to South Afri
ca The Cotton MIL the Glamorsan
Works and the big leaf tobacco factories
all Tcrort progress and prosperity.
Iynchburg manufactures something
owe, 10 ly-llve different hnes OF goods.
and she has something like five millions
d3l,ars invested in these enterprises
Among the articles now manufactured
here are the following:
Fertilizers. cast iron pine. valves anG
castings of all kinds. machinery. wagons
burgies, carts. CIGARS smoking tobacco
plug tobacco, trunks, boxes, casks and
h"gshea6 barrel adie" and
shoes, power Transmission machinery
iron Won tnr huiiding nour inca a.
Mill feed. building brick, blank books
candy and connections. gents under
wear. hosiery. sash. doors, blinds and
inside house Furnishings rharmac"
teal preparations. brown sheetings. shirt
irgs. drills, grain bags. lounges. couches.
mattresses. cigarette machines baking
powder. harrtes. bark and wood extracts
for tanning and dve:ns, paper boxes, Ice.
and leather harness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
THE VALUE OF CHAR COAL
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is In
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal,
Is the safest and most efficient disinfect-
ant and purifier In nature. but few rea.
l,ze its value when taken into the hu.
n.an system for the same cleansing pur
pose.
.c;, take OF II the better: it is not q
}rur at all. but simply absorbs the gases
and impurities always present In the
stomach and intestines, and carries them
out Of the system.
charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking or efter eating onions
arc other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal enectually clears and I'm.
,royes the complexion. 1t whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural and
em,nentIy safe cathartic-
re absorbs the injurious gases which
o,,,ct IN he stomach and bowels: 1t dis.
,...c.s the mouth and throat from the
nelson of cataiTh.
a., druggists sell charcoal in one form
~ smother. but probably the best char.
", ard the most for the money Is In
c.a. Absorbent Lozenges: they are
aosad Of the finest powdered willow
ce.np a., and other harmless antiseptics
- .a,,,st form, or rather In the form OF
80 ~ n,easant tasting lozenges. the char.
~ hc,nc mixed with honey.
~ daily use of these lozenges will
.oon tell In a much tmIn oved condition
~ No general health. better complexion
sweeter breatr and purer blood and the
beauty OF 1t Is that no possible harm
car result from their continued use, but
on the contrary. great benefit
4 Iufralo physician. In speaking Of the
n.cefts OF charcoal. says: Il advise Stu.
ats Absorbent Lozenges to oil patients
suffering from gas In the stomach and
bowels. and 1t clears the complexion and
rurifes the breath. mouth and throat; |
also believe the liver. Is greatly benef ted
BY the daily use OF them: they cost but
and although in some sense a paten,
preparation. yet believe get more and
better charcoal In STARTS Absorbent Lo-
kAnE~~ Tran In any Of the ordlnary char
cosl tablets q -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
IN PiTTsYn VANIA
Many Cheering Features of the Report
from ha h m.
fSneciai Disnntch to The Timesl

Ir''Hl u ff.
fsrecial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHATHAM. VA, December 27.-Dur-
ing the cast year there has been consid-
cradle Improvement In all lines Of bust
ness. The merchants report an increase
of twenty to thirty per cent, and money
is much more plentiful with the farmers
than for many years past. which Is at
tributed to good prices received for to-
bacco
Several new enterprises have been es-
tablished during the year. A large lum-
Der plant employing more than twenty
| hands has been In operation In the coun-
ty few miles from here since early In
TIE year. and a large sash. door and blind
rlant was established during the month
Of November. which has been doing
nice business
Several of the more progressive for-
me-s have adsed the latest improved
farming machinery to their farms. which
Is becoming a necessity. owing to scarcity
Of labor. which is growing less
every year and more worthless. The mil
| Tors have lately added improvements to
their Touring mills which have gerry
much Improved their products. which find
ready sale at high market prices.
Several new dwellings have been butt
during the year In this place. and one
|
in the big fire on the morning OF March
18th. at which tire the largest hotel here
went down. will he rebuilt next year
on an improved ard modern plan
The county has done much in way Of
road Improvements and bridges. having
very recently completed q idse over
Pigg River. in the western part IF ~"
county costing more than 1920. The
financial condition of the county is ruch
better than for nrmbe- of years. which
- atteeted to ',v more than half OF the
taxes fo- 1862 being cetlecte7 before Fe-
cenber 1st which was a saving OF five
rer can't t" Ill who paid their taxes be-
fo~a tina. date.
The county has erected a large stahl"
at the county a1roshouse for the care OF
tho road machine teams. which hereto
fore were winte1ed at much greater
aS~erS-.
Several farms In the county near he-e
have been SOD to nnrtherr"rs at good
,-ices A large farm near here. owned
ny Roanoke men. viii be stocked with
high bred horses early In the cn-'ire
vear. and the rev year VIII ne usherei
in during one o+ the most PROSPEROUS pe-
RODS Of the town and county's history
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

The New Years issue of Fashions.
published by Messrs. Miller &: Rhoads
has jr,st been received. The first issue for
1903 proves of exceptional interest. ans
every one will be pleased with the rrany
interesting stories and handsome illustra-
tons. The center page is particularly
handsome. it berg a collection Of re-
product tons called THE American Girl
Of 1908" Among TIE STORIES those en-
titled "a New Year's Adventure and
"Joy Coneth in the Morning. are Of par
ticular interest. The regular departments
are al! filed with matter Of up-to-date In
terest. It will be we'll to call on Mesers
Miller & Rhoads at once and so make
certain Of securing copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
HIS SKULL CRUSHED
peculiar and Fatal Christmas Accider
a. Whit House.
fsrec,a, Dispatch 10 The Times.

Especial Usnftcb % Tue iiiHts.]
LESTER MANOR. VA. December p.
Mr.. Rosser Johnson died at White
House Christmas morning He was walk
ing on the depot platform at White House
and slipped on some Ice and fell to the
crushing his skull
DR.. Mcclure. OF Richmond. was there
on hunting trip and was called in, but
could 90 nothing for him. He fingered on
and died the following night without
gaining CT nsciousness.
Mr. Johnson is brother OF Miss A. c.
Johnson, the railroad agent at White
House. and assisted her with her rail-
road duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
MADE RAPE STRIDES
Clifton Forg. Has Greatly Improved
It's Streets and Pavrments.
.ss.., n,e...e,, .o ~. ,,in,..,

fSpecial DISPATCH to The Times.o
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Dec. r.
No town In the State the size Of Clifton
Forge has made more rapid strides DUR
ing the past year. The forward move
ment has been gradual and marked
changes have taken place: new side
walks have been laid: streets graded
End beaut.Ied. fine residences erected.
railroad facilities improved. new Ma
tional Bank and mary other improve.
0auts thar serve TO make the town 9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
INJUNCTION GRANTED
War Declared against Chain Gang and
Sw a, Box in N wp-rt News.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December q.
Judge Barham to-day granted an In
junction against the Hampton Roads
Railway and Electric Company. rest, ain
ing them from crossing the tracks of TIE
Newport News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company at Melen Street.
Phoebus.
The tight against the chain gang has
begun and will be waged In the Council
at next meeting with probability Of
success. It grows out OF tie recent ca e
Of J. n. Hahn who was tortured In a
sweat box. and flogged because he would
not work with the gang. 49,
Four more warrants were issued to-day
for ]. W.. Crnmp. former city jai'or.i
charging hin. with forging four more
hotsa tf S1eSeaEh e - 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

ficient quantity Of the vegetables he
needs.
and about forty dwellings have been cor
sts,lcted or now are in course of build
ing.
ne outlook for 1903 is bright The ma
tority OF shop-keepers, manufacturers and
farmers would be satisfied with a repeti-
ton Of conditions which made 1902 what
it was. The people with fixed Incomes
are the only ones who complain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
THEY TALKED ECONOMICS
Second Days Session of5the Association
in Phi Iaie'phia.
(Sy Associated Press

(Sy Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. December 81
The second session of the fiftieth ann al
meeting Of the American Economic AS.
soc.a.tion held al the University OF Penn
sylvania to-day was devoted to a dis
cuseinn Of the topic Public REGULATE n
OF Railroad"
The principal speakers were Charles
A. Pcouty interstate commerce comm g
sioner whose paper was on Nations al
Regulation and Walker Z. Hines. vice.
president Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, who spoke m legislative Rex
ulation Of Railroad Kntss; Z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
&ubas ,,Grfe pame."
Nertpiroiss ehidialsfasunsem int 2eben
Der 0emabliu EaIntaS.

9aertpiroiss ehidialsfasunsem int seben
Der 0emablim Salinas.
WGbrenb Der ertpGblte YrdIbent BON
Scuba, Somas 6 itraba Palma, bereitS
in entbuiiaitii9er Weife bon ieinen
2anbsleuten auf Der Perle Der Qntilen
sefeiert ipirb, tit feline @emablin nod
NIT ben lebten Qrbeiten our l1eber Iiebez
lung bes 9aushalts bei9dftigt unb
tuirb erft fura bor Der auf ben 20. Nat
feifgeiebten EMANCIPATION in 9apannu
eintreffen.
9ie Srau, pel9er es beittmnt 1T,
binfiir ben erten Stang unter ben Saz
men Der neuen &epublit einsunebmen,
bat bos 2anb, fir pel9es ibr @atte
bas Streben zines fampfz unb miibez
ret9en 2ebens eingeiebt fat, ME sss
ieben. Sic lit cine SpGter bes ebez
maligen Brdfibenten @uarbiolo BON
5onburas. Na9 otefer centralameri.
tanii9en 8epublit bate ii6 palma,
na9 fetner g%ntlai1ung aus ben ipaniz
i6en @efdnsnihen i'm Sabre 1879, &C.
tpanbt unb mar bort, ba bic Spanier
fetn @ermDsen fonfis5irt batter, cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

Bic @enrgbuuns. baB f9on BITE srfts
@,nte cine rei9e NOR. Mnbere 8eliber
fplsteu feinem 8eifptele, 10 oaB Derz
malen 5000 Older in Der 9egenb Der
Seleriefultur bientbar eemaht 1lnb
unb Der Wertb bes 8obens auf $500
per QGer geltiesen lit.
Die Nn~pflanSung bes Seaeries err
fplgt in ben Mpnaten BON Stunt biz
Muguit. Die Irbeit piro aber meiit
bon Gbineien unb Sapanern perriGtet,
peil WetBe bic SiBe ni6t ertrasen
fDnnen. Sin ooer 5ipei WpGen, nafs
benz bic Yflan5en gelebt fino, umgtbt
man lie nit @rbe, Die 10 felt anges
briidt pirb, bab bic Stengel aufreht
pa9Ien. Sieles 8erfabren ptro otpei
ober bret Mal pieoerbolt, porauf pers
mittelit apeii6ariser Yfliige Grbe 9es
gen bic pflanaen a%ufgeporfen tpirb, ir
baB bieie Bis CUR Spite NIT FOLDER be-
bett iinb. 60 pie Die pflanaen bann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Wittelbau Der Wc&inlep-S odidule.

ri9t fir Mdb9en. geben einem Der
3immer befinbet ii9 Elm Muiter@
Speiieiaal, in tpeldem ben 3Dslinsen
gelebrt nerben ion, pie Mabl5eiten
ferbtrt tperben mifen. 8on ben Werfz
ftGtten 1T bic cine fir 9re9slerei unb
MobeGarbeit, bic apeite fir Sif4lerei,
bic brittle fir Maf9inenbau unb
S9miebefunf # befttmmt. Die Musbeb=
nung Der eigentli9en &laHen5immer 1T
berart bemehen, baB lie ie "a, 48 be-
aiebunsspeiie 70 S9iler aufnebmen
tDnnen. SIM 9anaen pirb bic S9ule
792 3Dslinsen Haum bieten. @on
fonftgen Ginri9tungen Der S9ule
feien nod ansefibrt Elm Gaum BON %
SUB 8reite uno ga SUB 2Gnse fir
3ei9enunterri9t, elm 3immer fir bic
9anbelsf 9ule, in benz cine 8anf unb
Elm 9ei6dftsbureau etngeri9tet tperz
ben, unb Elm groBes 3immer fir Stez
nograpbte uno Wai9inenz S9reiben.
Inter Der Nula finb bic Seiaz unb 8en>
tilations =Qpparate angebra9t; ferner
bic Opnamos, pel9e bic Wertitdtten
nit Sriebfraft unb bas Gebdube nit
2idt psrieben. Gin tleines Mmpbtz
tbeater fir 4S S9iiler pirb in benz
.Spnamoz3immer etngeri6tet, bamit
3Dglinse bort grperimenten nit Glefz
triSitdt beipobnen f0nnen. SIM CRIB
sei6pb tperben fi6 Elm Surnplab unb
9ou9e=8Gber b~efinben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
aleue Gbrans ealeAinleps.
Cine proiefttrte Sod,iduIe In ct. 2ouiS una
ibr amtaGenoer 2ebrpIam.

Sn pietdtpolIer Weiie ebrt bic Stabt
st. Bouts, Mp., bas 4nbenfen an ben
beritorbenen prGiibenten Mc&tnlep,
inbem iie na9 linn cine neue So9idule
benennt, fir pel6e tiirsli9 bic 8auz
pldne unb Spe5ifitationen fertisseitelt
ipurben. 9ieie S9ule pirb ale 8prz
tbeile Der srDBten 9p9f9ulen bes 2ans
bes entbalten. tpabrenb Sebler, bic man
in anoeren Stdbten fanb, fprgfdltig
bermieben finb. Cine beionbere Iufz
eabe Der S9ule lpirb BARN beiteben,
aud ben SDbuen unb SD9tern peniser
bemtttelter @ltern cine bDbere Grz
Siebung gu ermDsIi9en.
Sir bic S6ule lit elm arf $250,0O0
perani9laster Pra6tbau nit elmer
Strabenfront BON 255 SUB 8reite proz
i%ettirt. Wdbrenb bas 9auptgebdube,
auber benz grbsei6ob, bret Stodnerte
entbalt, pirD Der 253 SUB tiefe Mtitz
telban bier Stodperte umfafen, INN
etnen grDberen arditettpnii9en @ffett
gu erSielen. 3pei ferner an bas Sauptz
sebdupe ani9lieBenbe einitDdise Sill
gel finb fir 9anbfertisteitszD erttdtz
ten beitimmt.
Wenn man ben 9%aupteingang i'm
Mittelbau bur6i6ritten bat, 10 selanst
man in einen grpBen &orribor, Der
fdmmtli9e 8lahen5immer uno Die
Bertitdtten perbinbet. Sas 9ebGube
entbdlt auberDem 2aboratorien fir
gbemie, Pbpiit unb 9tologie. Neben
iebem 2%aboratprium befinbet ii9 elm
9 orleIeaimmer unb Elm 2aserraum fiji
Ipparate unb Materialien. Sas bio.
lpsii9e 2abpratortum ftebt NIT einem
aquarium in @erbtnbung. Nu9 til
Elm Suntelaimmer fir photographic
borgeieben. Sret 3tmmer bienen benz
3o9z, Ndbz unb 9ausbultunssunterz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

ipeiter padien, miro AUDI bas Pfliiser
pteberbolt, mas CUR Jplge bat, baB Di.
Selerieitensel peiB unb aart bleiben
8ei Der Grnte tommen oann aberz
mails Maf9tnen, bic BON Pferben be-
tpegt perben, CUR 8erpenbung. Cine
Qrmee BON i6libdugisen SObnen bes
Rei9es Der Wiitte bebt Die bur9 Die
Waf6inen seloderten SeGerieitensel
aus Der grbe, reinist Tie, pubt nit
Mefiern bic Spiben unb Wuroeln ab
l1nb lest bic Stensel auf bic cine Seite
Der Sur9e. Sie pader btnben bann
bic Stensel gu 8iinbeln suiammen unb
plasiren iie gum @erianbt in a0rbe,
bon benen ieber feds SuBenb @tengel
umfdRt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
SlOkalifurni(d)e SsUsriskultur.
0ieenartiser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9etrieb It,
Der 8escno bon SmeIser.

0ieeuartiser neutrality-suspicious. 9etrteb In
Der @escno bon smeIser.
Ni6t dIgemein betannt lit es, Ddb
Der meiIte Gelerie, Der in ben grpben
Stdbten bes S1tens uno in bunbert
anoeren gr0Beren Srten i'm gan5en
2anbe genoffen nirb, aus Der 9egenb
bon Smelber i'm iiibltden &alifornien
ftammt. Del6en umfang Der bortise
SeGeriebau beitbt, tanr man aus benz
umitanbe erfeben, bab Der beurige
@rnteertrus allein auf 1900 @tfen>
babntpagen gei9dbt ipirb, BON benen
ieber 900 9ubenb Sellerieitengel, bic
in &Drbe perpadt perben, aufnimmt.
Ser @efammtpertb Der b%iesidbrisen
SmelBer Sellerieernte pirb auf iiber
100000 anseseben, bon pel9em Be-
TRACE etpa bic 9Glfte in bic Saf9en
Der Selleriefarmer fliebt.
Sas 2anb, BON tpel9em beute biefer
Hei6tbum fommt, mar ebemals nit
8tnfen b%eitanbener Moorboben. Sin
por unsfdbr neun Sabren aus benz
Often na9 Santa Gina gefommener
Mann fab, baB bort bon Mertfanern
unb gbineien setrodnete 8infen als
Seuerunssmaterial pertauft tpnrben,
Die, pte er auf 8efrasen erfubr, in
ben Mordften bon Smelber sef4nitten
norben tparen. Der Trembe besab ii4
na9 SmelBer, faufte um ben preis
BON S. per older bon benz Sumpfboben
10 piel, als er erbalten fonnte, brainirte
bas 2anb, pflanate SeIerie unb bate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
6rmUtlllid1.

Srember: nSu, purum ipriBen
Sic benn ni9t?"-S euerne r.
a t mann: rSa ntfen g..
a'erit mar g 6euerl 10 Helm, buB g
net Der Miib' pertb mar, B. Sprts'n
NAB g. ma9'n, unD ieBt is's auf einmal
10 srob-DuB g audi nimmer Der Mub'
fnprth isIn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
5tua1 1tuH uud1.

,9u, mas 1T benin bas fir elm 9err
bort, Der bet ieinem &eben INNER bic
IusOriide sebraudt: ,Wenn i9 mid
nt9t tduf9e,' ,penn ib midi nidt irre.'
10 piel i9 MIDI erinnern tann,' ,es
tann au9 anbers fem u. T. m.9"-
r9as tit Der fribere 5Drfter bes biez
figen S9loHes-ber mD9t' ii9 b a 8
2ieen m D bnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

3eit lang als 2ebrer tbdtis, biz er nit
Der 9anb Der Observation-Disclosures audi
bas Qmt zines Observation-Disclosures ers
bielt. @uaroiola tpurbe in Solse elmer
Hepolutton eeitiirat, unb bas palz
ma'i4e paar peraos na9 ben Ser.
Staaten, no Palma tpGbrenb Der lebs
ten 10 Sabre in Central @alIep, 81. g.,
cine S9ule fir lateinzamerifanif9e
&naben lettete.
Srau palma sebar ibrem 9emabl
feds Rtnber, bon bener Der Gltefte
Sobn, Der 2Oidbrise Sole, our 3eit
feline Stubien an Der golumbiazuni>
periitdt au Neip Oort bollenbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Au5meQ.

g tubent die &reibeitri4e cuff
Dem Slid 5dblenb, pomit Die &slz
Merlin bcs gisr martirt bait: rSDren
Sic, Reii, mas brauat bier ieoer
Msnid gu piiTen, pte piel i'd setrunten
babe-pOn iebt ub MAIDEN Sic glei4
bretbig &reibeitri9e, penn i6 tomme,
uno bann puben Sic bet iebem 9las
8ier einen aus; peritanben?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
RtuSlid1e Incik.

u8rOBDater," fagt Elm tletnes Sinh,
rbit Su iebr alt?"-rsSa, mein Sinh.
Setn armer @robpater lit iebr alt."-
rSaft Ou nod 3d6ne?"- ,Nein, mein
&inb, i9 babe ale perloren. IN Damn
fannit Su meine giiIIe aufbepahren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
DrrTdtnuuut.

SOr ter: r@s 1T unteriast, bier
i'm Waloe @rbbeeren gu pfliiden, mein
9err, iA belege Sbren Sppf nit 9e=
f6lag! (Snoem er in ben Sopf bineinz
Iiebt, entriitet.) Wie9 SIT bas anes.
mas Sic Bis iebt einseiammelt baben9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
@~enrnklid,rr 3,netfri.

a.: Die poeiie ernGbrt mid polIs
ffGnbig!"-8.: $50, 70! Grlauben
sic mir cine 5rase: &Dnnsn Sic 10
out bi9ten ober bungern9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
@elb III Derleibem.

Muf cultiutrte Sarms SeSen lei@te
8ebinSunsen unb gu niebrisen Staten
@elb gu uerleiben. Sc mtrb it9 @u9
lobnen, BET mir porauipre6en, menn
Sbr cine Inleibe auf Cure Sarm mo.
den molt.
18:1i -. 9. German.
Office iiber Grit r N%ationalbanf, ct. @loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Der hnmnriItiCdbr Onkel.

vSurrab, Der Srtel bat mir einen
Sunbertmartf9ein sei9idt!" = rMas
itebt Bonn ba auf benz &oupert9"-
v8pr Seu6ti9teit gu ~bepabren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Brnrrit1ir1e 5ehnTud1t.

rSit Sbnen benin pirtli9 10 iebr biel
baran gelegen, DAB Sbre our9ssbrannte
Srau wieoertommt?"-.S mei'-Te
bat ia meinen Oadl Indigenous
mem"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

N1u
&apellmei |.
bas nd9fte &onSert,
au seben, nirb beft
,sSa, td metne audi, Da
tpenn es ausfGut."