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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

pOYS AND GIRLS WANTED everywhere
to earn their own spending money. tail-
Ire impossible. Address quickly, incloslnS
10c for sample and catalogue, Pearl Nov
city Co.. I Main street, Greenfield. Mass.
&C. wit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

FOR SALE.-By j. l.. Hunt, the bargain
hunter of Essex Junction, a good house
and barn with eighteen acres Of land,
"a nice place for a gentleman of leisure.
Price low and terms easy. location, Tn
dcrhill Center. g, wet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06
Montpelier.

Mayor J. NJ Boutw ell has rcappointod
Charles IL. Reagan chief Of police foa ON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

TOR SALI-In Is OK Centre. good house
ana barn. with four acres of land. Price
$50. Also enc with seven acres of good
land. price $500. j.. II. Hunt, Real
Estate. Essex junction, Vt. 80. wifi.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

A GOOD BOY wanted to WORK on Il small
farm. Fred IL. Russell, ESSEX Junction,
Vt. sc. Wit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

WANTED-small family to carry on farm
end care for elderly lody, fer use cf
farm. Inquire of Mrs. johnson Wescott,
Fittsford, Vt. SO, Wit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

YUFF WYANDOTTE COCKERLLS for
sale. 2Gj Colchester Avenue, burlington
Bow IT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

NAN wanted for second place in cream
cry. Address w." ills office. 3}.wlt'
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dQlallted.

MEN wanted to work in saw mill. Nd
dress Groton Lumber Co, Groton, VI.
5G,d&wtf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

SITUATION AS MEAT AND PASTRY
COOK wanted by yCurg man. Address
co., Free Press. 53,6t&wlt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

GENTLEMEN OR LADIES wanted.
pleasant work. S2 a week. Address W.
this office. j6.Gt& Wit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06
ESTATE or CHARLES l.. BROUIL-
LEI"FE OF BURLINGTON.

ED " r.. VI tIiAtNlIl.0 IT, BttDllL-
LETFE OF BURLINGTON.
We. the subscribers. having been alp
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden. Com
n ssloners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands OF ali persons
against the estate Of Charles l.. Brouilletto.
late Of burlington, in said district,
deceased, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited IN offset thereto, and SIX
months from The day Of the date hereof
being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the Probate office in the
city Of Burlington. in said district on the
frst Wednesdays of May and September
ieNt, at 10 O'Clock a, m, on each of said
days.
Dated this 4th day OF March. 1Qe.
JOSEPH MITCHELL.
CASSlUS J.. MORSE.
20, WSt. Commissioners.
The colored American., 1902-08-09

Hampton Virginia, Special-
That the race might receive the bene-
fit of every fact which can be used for
its uplifting, the officials o. Hampton
conceived and instituted an Annual
Negro Conference. At this gathering
lectures are presented by members of
our race in professional calling, sta
tistiCs are furnished by thinkers and
workers in other lines, and suggestions
offered by them for remedying the eX-
listing evils which encompass the race.
At this conference each year, in addi-
tion to the teachers, who lead In
thought and achievement in their re-
speCtive communities. there gather
other representatives Of the race. who
present the prevailing evils and dis
Gus the ways and means Of elevatng
the people with which they are identi-
The colored American., 1902-08-09

emphasis has been put upon industrial
and secondary education.
Mrs. Rosa D. BOwser, OF Richmond,
Virginia, as chairman Of the Commit
tee on Domestic Science, said among
other things that: True Education
consists in work" Very interesting re-
ports were read from Mothers Club in
different sections, showing that more
attention is being devoted TO the care
and beauJifying Of homes
The Committee on Business and La
Dor presented its report through W. P.
BurrelI. Of Richmond. Va Statistics
were furnished showing IN increased
amount OF capital invested in buS-
ness and ever-ETOwlnS force IN the
ranks Of labor. Dr.. R E. Jones, at
the request OF the Conference gave in
detail 3 statement regarding the town
Of Jonesboro on the outskirts OF
Richmond. owned. controlled and in
habited BY Negro citizens
The colored American., 1902-08-09

fed Most OF the matter introduced
before the body is by committees, TO
whom has been assigned the task Of
collecting data covering every phase
Of our race life. The meeting this year
was presided over by Major Robert r.
Moten. the Executive officer OF Hamp-
ton Institute. himself q product Of the
Institution. and 2 personal representa-
tive Of Or. II. 3. FriSSell. Principal,
now travelling in Europe. 10 observe
social and industrial conditions among
the people. It might be stated paren-
thetiCally that Major NOten has in
his person developed q marked and
unusual combination of scholarly, sol
dierly and executive abilities. He
stands IS an example OF the very best
product Of Hampton Institute. which
has sent out from its borders such
splendid specimens Of truly educated
Negroes as Booker T. Washington.
". T. 3. Williams and Joe Davis. late
a member Of the Baltimore Bar. In
all matters pertaining 10 the school and
Conference. he IS ably assisted by Capt
Allen Washington, who IS also . grad
uare Of Hampton. and local manager
Of the Hampton Summer School.
The colored American., 1902-08-09
THE NEGRO CONFERENCE AT HAMPTON.
Condition Of 6bs Afro. American AnalyZed by Schol-
ArIv a nd Public Spirited Men and Women - 70

their money in just such enterprises.
The paper was further discussed by
Miss Gibbs, of Washington, and Mrs.
Anna J. Murray, which last speaker re
gretted that DR.. Shadd's paper les
pecially the part referring to the duties
of the mothers of our race) was not
heard by house filled with colored wo-
men instead of men. Her address
while brief was very forceful and inter
estipg.
The colored American., 1902-08-09
MERRIAM COULDN'T HEP Er,ssrrr

Nj Merriam tried his hardest 70 keen
nose (-he lew colored clerks retained
oy congressional inauencel ont. b,t he
ceC-cnI help those who remained TE-
census, under Merriam a-d Merriam
-S-o VII y remembered Tor It's unfair
ness . At-O-Aue-iCz-s and rs c-i7EI-r
. democrats, % whom Merriam :
connected By natural Affinity and r7';-;-
q 2-1--2c-o1- But ne could ro- D-eve-r
ne rzoe from being REPRESENTED. TO-
II he could. the Permanent Cr-<~,s
u -'cH goeS INTO effect today. would CO..
,z-1 10 Ar-O-Arericsc and ve- NFs--;-
an = Republican and : No-rhsrre--
-HaST'k SirEsoEs, So ChS-sesfo. az.
Fd0 -s5uo-sss.
The colored American., 1902-08-09

The report of the Committee on
General Statistics" was next presented
to the Conference by Prof. J. H. Col
sor, Petersburg, Va. the chairman.
He said in part: The census Of 1900
shows tfat the females of Negro de-
scent exceed the males by 54,347, or
about SO per cent. of the total Negro
population. and that our race is the
only element of population in which
there is a rreponderance Of females
These figures indicate a great social
problem confrontS us both in the cases
of females and in the lack of equilib-i-
um of sex distinction. The criticism
that the character OF education given
the Negro is a mistake is not supported
by statistics The fact is, that in the
schools established by Northern philan-
thropy in the former slave states due
The colored American., 1902-08-09

The feature o. the first days session
was the Report Of the Committee on
Vital and Sanitary Problems by DR..
2. 7. ShaGd. Chairman. Washington.
n. {. He said that Negro mortality
must - reduce. The most fruitful
cause Of this alarming death rate are
the following. Infant mortality. ruber-
cUoloSiS specific infection. saSrro-in-
tssrnal diseases hsrediCy and environ
mert
The Committee believes that most ot
these conditions can b changed by the
NsSro himself without the sid 0. any
outside influence. Excessive death
rate : double that Of the whites eI-
cepr IN the army, showing that the Ne
Sro person Is healthy and strong. but
needs u~oUer environment Infant
mortality can - lsSSscsG By giving
more attention 70 the care o. child
rsn'S food sn6 clothing. The yoUcs
mother should - taught how % take
care Of her children during the uoSt
rrviuS period, infancy. childhood and
youth We desire % sound s warn
inx throuSh this Conference 70 awaken
moneyed men 81 our racs looking for
81 oatlst Tor their spare funds put
The colored American., 1902-08-09

Before adiourning the Conference Or
ceTeu me following message 70 be ca
oled: 10 Dr.. H B. Frissell. London.
Englano- The Hampton Conference
Sencs greetings; God bless you"
The colored American., 1902-08-09

RevFJ. Grimka, \. D, Of Washing
ton. n. c. as chairman OF the Com
r,irtea on ReEEion and Ethics. present
a4 9 -apo-r- He called attention 70 =
subject which has been discussed IN the
New York Age. and quoted the follow
i-< from the New York Journal The
chief trouble with the Negro Is there IS
no rebellion IN him. he lacks The vital
force o. dissatisfaction" The racs
must shake 81 its apathy; II must stab
It's dissatisfaction 70 death. said Dr..
Grimks- : profound diSconCent out OF
which shall come an earnest effort 70
public sentiment respecting excessive
mortality. And many valuable hints
were given 20 reduce the ills that
threaten our lives
The colored American., 1902-08-09

Race protection demands that we act
81 once and. with Z united purpose.
We can succeed IN reducing the alarm
ing mortality OF The Negro When We
shall master or Own tTicss when Ee
The colored American., 1902-08-09

he Colo1ed American is : fearless
race champion. : Peerless nswscsps<
md : sparkling magazine
The colored American., 1902-08-09

Arch-Deacon T. J. Packard, repre-
senting Bishop Saterlee Of the Wash
ington diocese. was presented TO the
Conference. He greeted It in the name
of the Episcopal Church. and said that
he was sent hither by the Bishop to
confer with DR.. Evans. Major Moten
and other leaders to secure their re-
commendation Of some young colored
men to be prepared for the Episcopal
ministry. What the Bishop desired
was . number Of young men strong
morally and physically. who desiring
10 uplift their race. would enter the
work as rectors and avail themselves
OF the opportunities afforded by that
church for the intellectual and spirit
ual development OF their people. He
dwelt at length upon the power OF good
ministers and stated that no other
church afforded such facilities for the
advancement Of the Negro race as is
afforded by the church with which he
is identified.
The colored American., 1902-08-09

Prof. Kelly Miller, of Howard Uni
versity. Washington, D. c.. submitted
the report of the Committee on Educa-
ton" He dwelt upon the duty Of the
state to enlighten the people IN the
rudiments of knowledge; upon the
duty of colored men who have public
influence combat by facts and argu-
ments the unsound and dangerous doc
trine that the whites tax themselves
for the education Of the colOred race.
The truth is, Estate education does not
rest upon the civic charity, but upon
public right" The Negro is laborer
and labo- pays every tax in the world,
and bears more than its full share OF
the public burden. Every state should
provide a first-class high grade norm
al school. The work of the Southern
| Educational Conference and Of the
Board Of Southern Education received
extensive mention and praise from the
speaker. He dwelt upon kindergartens
and professional schools. urging their
Necessity and outlining the great good
| flowing therefrom.
The colored American., 1902-08-09

Important reports. contributions,
and discussions were presented by Mr..
Roscoe Conkling Bruce, Mrs. Amanda
NJ. Coleman. Prof. ". S. Scarborough,
and Miss Georgia Washington; Prof.
Miller by request showed by chart the
distribution OF the Negro population
throughout the United States.
The colored American., 1902-08-09

shall become strong physically, men
tally, morally and financially, there
will be no question in the minds Of the
people as to the future Of the Negro.
In choosing the chairman suggested
that a paper received from Dr. Rebec-
ca J. Cole, of the colored Orphans
Home. Washir gton, D. c., be read by
Miss Kruss, which paper brought out
many interesting facts. The paper was
then discussed by Rev. Bragg, Of Bal
timore. DR.. Prather, DR.. Wheatly. Rev.
Graham Of Phoebus, Va, Rev. f. H
Hunter. Of Washington, D. c., DR.. w.
Bruce Evans, who in very interesting
talk told Of the flats erected an let to
colored people by the Washington San
itary Company, and suggested that the
moral and spiritual improvement Is
what we should all be constantly seek
ing to create. The duty OF ministers
to urge a purer home life was dwelt
upon at length.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

@eieBgebung biersulanbe bsreits einen
Slang beiiBt. Sas Neiultut Der err
pGbnten Wablen lit auberoem nod I'M
iofern bemerfenstpertb, als Der 8orz
eGnger glarfes, 9unbesienator sSones,
befien Sermin am 3. MGr5 1903 OBJ
lduft, in Der Bolitit iabrelans cine
martante Sieur bilbete. @eboren 1889,
fam er 1881 in ben &ongreb, benz er
Bis 1885 als ReprGientant unb bon
ienem Sabre ab als Senator %angebDrte.
Ils @oriiBenber bes oemotratii9en
HationalzG pmites leitete ct 1896 unb
1900 bic Wabltampagne fir 8rpan.
Sames g. Glarte ipurbe 1854 in
Ya5oo gitb, Mif., seboren. @r ituOirte
bic Re9te unb grabuirte 1873 an Der
untDerittdt BON @iretnien. sSn 1879
lieb er fi9 in 9elena, Mrt., als Nnpalt
nieber, als nel9er er balb erfolgrei9
tpirfte. Sn 1886 in bic Staatslesisz
latur rnb 1888 in ben Staatsfenat sez
tpdblt, mar glarfe 1891 YrGfibent Der
lebteren &Drpsri6aft unb 2eutnantz
9ouperneur er officio. Bon 1898 Biz
1895 9eneralantpalt bes Staates,
f9lus er Die Wieberpabl als FOLDER
aus unb trat als 9ouperneurstanbibat
anf. @r iiegte iber feline beiben @ez
genfanbibaten, biente aber nur einen
Sermtn, bon 1895 Big 1897, unb lebnte
bic ihm dnoetrudene dbermdIioe Gnn0i<
batur ab. WGbrenb feiner Mbminitra=
tion purben getuife apif9en Mrtanfas.
urt Der 8unbesregieruns f9nebenbe
Streitfrasen iiber 2anb> unb anbere
Iniprii9e erlebist unb bic preis=
Sauittdmpfe i'm n8dren" <Staate urz
terbridt. Na4 feinem 9ouDerneursz
termine nabm Glarte bic Nnpaltsz
pragis pieber auf.
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Spaniens EJnig.
Wirb bemna6if maiurenn unb lber>
nimmt bic &csieruns.

Die Observation-Disclosures MlionS oes 9ret'
sebnteu @eoeutiame %eroBartiee Geier.
crisiueler Sraud @initd,tsppae Grjiss
bnus oes iunsem Monardem.
Dim II. Mai b. s. pirb 8Dnis OIL
ions Der 9%reisebnte bon Spanien 16
Sabre alt unb laut Der bprtigen &pnz
iIitutipn maiorenn. Gr legt an benz
Sage DOR benz ipunii6en Senate ben
Glib uuf bic 9erfafung ab, iebt ii9 Die
&rpne auf's Saupt uno iibernimmt
felbititdnbig bic Re9ierung. Die lebz
tere lag betanntli9 feit benz in 1885
erfpleten Sobe feines 8aters, bes 8oz
nigs Qlfons bes 3pDlften, in ben Sdnz
Den ieiner Mutter, Der SDnigin Gbriz
itine, elmer 9eborenen Grober5ogin BON
unb spar fiibrte Die &Oz
nisin Gbriitine bic Eesenti6aft suerit
fir lire dltere So6ter, bic &ronprinz
seiItn Mercebes, uno na9 Der 9eburt
2llfons bes Sreisebnten fir bieien. gu
Der sSeier rerben ni6t nur bic &Dniesz
unb SiiritenbGuier @urppas 8ertreter
entIenben, ionbern audi Die Ser. Staaz
ten trerben BEL Der Gelegenbeit bur9
einen Spe5ialseianoten in Der Perion
Or. gurrps BON Georgia, Der BON 1885
bis 1889 9eianbter in Spanien mar,
reprGientirt fein.
Mit benz &s9ierunesantritte hires
Sobnes perldbt bic &0nistn=R esentin
gbriitine ben &Onisspalait, INN benz
nit Der &rDnung aus ibrer 8orz
munbi9aft tretenben Spbne pone Sret@
bett gu seben, benin na6 Der @erfafuns
tit audi Der S9ein gu permeiben, als
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aebrpden, ipofur bas i'm Maule bes
Sbieres aufgefunDene @ras unb i'm
Magen feIt9eitelte u%nperbaute SpeiIes
reite ipra6en.
Die Sebune bes Mammut6s mar
iebo9 nit G4pieristeiten pertnipft,
pa balb cine fur6tbare &Glte eintrat.
Wan fiibrte bestalb iiber Dem Srte,
pel9er ben WammutbfaDoper bara,
elm 9retterbaus auf unb beiste bie1es
bur6 Wo6en Sag unb NaGt 10 LANCE,
biz bas @rbrei9, in pel9em bas
Mammutb Sabrtauienbe gerubt bate,
a%ufsetbaut mar. Gs besann bann bic
in Der beigefiigten IbbilOuns barge
itelte Sreilegung.
Man entfernte bon benz Sbiere BEN
Magen, bas Sleiid unb bas nit siems
lid bi6ten rotbbraunen !Saaren be-
padiene Sen unb idaffte bas Stelett,
bas cine 9Obe BON Is SUB bat unb
be1sn Humpf feds Sub lang lit, nod
petersburg. Die Stobadbne beiiber
cine 2Gnse BON iber adt SUB. Oas
in Stiide aerleste Sleii9 bes Mam'
mutb, tpllrbe BON ben Samoiacenbuns
hon NIT nrnRem Mppetite peraehrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
&0uia Ilfons XIII.

Of iid Der fouperdne Wine bes aDniss
unter trsenb einem fremben ginfluB be-
finbe. Die &ronprinaefiin Mercebes
nit ibrem @emabl, benz Snfanten Don
Carlos, perbleibt basesen i'm &Onissz
fdloB. Sbr idreibt bas @efeB sez
rabeau Dor, bab fe ibre Wobnuns bier
beibebdlt. Ser &Dnis felbit bate Biz
Der cine perbdItniBmdbis muir tleine
Wobnung in einem Settenfliisel bes
S9loHes inne. sic beftanb aus einem
S9ldfgema9, einem Mnfleibeaimmer,
einem Speiiefaal, benz Stubirialon
unb atpet ober brei RGumen, bic fir
fOrperlt9e llebungen, Surnen unb
Sedten, eingeri9tet paren. Mit Der
&r0nuns bssiebt Qlfons Der S~reisebnte
bic Yrunt1dle 9aspartnis unb &arls
bes Sritten, bic bur9 ibren S6mud,
bic Yra9t unb ben 3ei6tbum Der 8er=
sierunsen unb bur9 bic Gemdloe UNI
fterbli9er Meifter, Die in ibnen ansez
bra9t finb, bic 8epunberuns aaer
8enner erregen.
Mu9 in Der 8sflsibuns bes &0niss
pou5iebt ii9 natiirli9 Elm Me9iel.
Qnber trug er gen0bnli9 einen Sea
trofenanaug nit breitem &ragen unb
Strobbut, unb i'm @intsr ftatt bes leBz
teren cine basfii6e Miibe. Sci feier@
lt9en @elesenbeiten legte er Die uniz
form Der Snfanterie= &uDetten BON So
lebo nit ben Sniisnien oes gploenen
8liebes am rotben 8unbe an.
Sa 'Qlfpns Der Srei5ebnte Elm
i6lpG9lider &nabe mar, 10 legte feline
Mutter BEL Ieiner Graiebuns ouf aOrz
p~eriibungen elm Saupteepi9t. gr fat
lid baDur6 gu einem seiunOen, trdfz
tigen uno leb6aften iungen Monne cntz
nidelt. Nlfons Der Srei5ebnte TT Elm
gutter S9pimmer, Elm fur6tloier, aus
bauernber Heiter, ~eetpanbt i'm S9iez
BEN unb Se6ten uno nit alien Sports
pertraut. 9ei ben %iinsiten ManOpern
hlieb er a9t Stunben ununterbrD9en
i'm Sattsl, pbne cine grmiiDung gu Be-
tunben. 0rei Mal pDdentli4 erer5irte
er ben 5pei Bis bier llbr nit iunsen
2suten ieines Offers auf benz grersirs
plat unter Qufii6t zines Sffioiers, UNI
babel paren @Ge notwithstanding Be-
naffnet.
Sie geiitiee Musbilbuns bes iunger
Mpnar6en lit bierbei ni9t perna9ldfz
Iist morben. Gr ipridt flisBenb eng
lid, frans0iii9 unb beuti9 uni
ftubirt eifrig beuHde uno enslii9t
2%iteratur. Ilfons Der Oreiaebnte be-
bOrougte aber DEFENDERS ben militia
ridden She'll feiner Iusbilbung, BIZ
Der Snitruttion auf Der 4faoemie Del
S%nfanterie, burd bic Der MarinezNta
bemie ertpeitsrt, dbnelte. Seine iibri'
gen Stubien umfabten allsemeine &C.
ididte, ipanif9e 2iteratur, 3eiansn
pbpiif, Gbemie, Militdrseosrapbie uni
alte Spra9en. Mlfons Der Oreiaebnt'
lit elm GROCER Muiitfreunb unb ipielt
gut &lapier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

Dur6 geIorsuns Don sutem Bier unb ourt
mporfommenbe prompte Seoienun9 iu6en
nir uns bic @unit elmer 9eebrten Sunbi6aft
u ii6ern. g%eiteQunsen iir Samiliengs
brau6 werben prompt beiorat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Srltener 6bierfuno.
Mus8rabnn8 zines I'm Gle eineeirorencn
RamtnutbS In eibirien.

V~VannnnutDS tn Gtbtrteu.
Qnfanss bes Sabres 1901 tpurbe
bon @inseborenen am Slib9en 8e=
roiotpta i'm norbOitli9en Sibirien elm
i'm Giie einsefrorenes, fait poIftGnbiQ
erbaltenes Mammutb aufsefunben.
Sie faiierli9e Ifabemie Der WiFenz
i9aften in petersburg riiftete barauf
cine Expedition aus, bic am 90. Sep
TENDER am Sunborte eintraf. Sas
eingefrorene Mammutb befanb 1id am
5uBe zines 8ersabbanges, 115 SUP
iiber benz Daheritano bes 5liib9ens.
Iuseni6einlid mar bas Sbier BON Der
9Dbe Der 8erspunb abseitirst unb
bate fi6 Bel oieiem San bic Salspirbel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Gr-Gouuerneur Glarke.
Sm ben 8unoesienat oespabIt an eteue clues
Ueteramen hes SomerefieS.

Mit benz GrzGpuperneur Sames q.
glarte bon 4rtanids, Der tiir5lif bel
ben @ablen fir ben 8unoesfenat i'm
,8Gren" zStaate iiber ieinen 8egen@
fanbibaten Sunbesienator Sames 6.
Spnes ben Sies bappntrug, lpiN i'm
ndditen Sabre in bas Sberbaus Der
Ser. Staten 2egislatur cine PeriOns
li6teit einaie6en, beren Namen in Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
SnmN! 2dnE!
9Sur fIrfdibpIiicbc u nfeblcr

@ilbes 0anb unb cultipirte Nalmen III per-
fduten. Scest 1T bic bette iSeit III %touIen. b.
pcr bas Panb in Hreiie itci9t. 3Sir hoben
nrb 500 Nder milbes Qaub. 9utes Wiei II:
unb Solslano, nit autes,. idrerem Sstm
boeen, su SO 50 per Nder urh uuinGrts.
So 0 r'iiien per @fer anbe .ablt merben,
Der Get aui flint Sabre i3eit al 6 Troient
Sutereiien. Gs sibt bier nod einise Inberss
al6ubioe. mplde oernc ibre cHlt,pirteu Nar.
mer losldlaseu m0Ateu. neil lie lth unter
ben 8atbolifen niht wohI fiihlen. Ods
pilbe qanb lieat BEL 9aiirup. MorriNon Scum
tn. pier bis flint Weilen bon Sir6e nnb
Shule. 9ie cultiuirten Normen lieeen IN
uro nm Sndmcn. Mir Referen;en wenbe
man it'd an Nrp Rm. Sarge in Vndman
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c.. w. Saunders,
415 ct. 6ermainfrabe ct Glouh
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bo1srabisen Bicycles nub Grpert &epara.
tur, 1902 Qaeutur fir bic moblbetanuten
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$50. aqe poltdnbis fiir's Sabr %aarantirt
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New Process
Steam-laundrV

8enn 10, bann wtro es it9 Gn9 Isbnen,
ni9t auBer N9t gu laiien, baB mir @uer Gis
sentbum b%ebanbeln, als mare es bas unieri'
&c. @ir baben bic poufGnbisfte @ai4an.
italt i'm Horbmeiten unb liefern eriter Slaiie
arbeit. @ir sebrau6en feline @bemttalien /;
mir psrberben baber Cure Saden ni6t. Wenn
sSbr refine arbeit uus bette gebanblung wolt,
bann bentt on uus. rniere 9reiie iirb uiebs
riser oils ionitwo, unb mir beiersen Cure So
HiIienm6i9e biQ,ser, oils sSbr es ielbft thnn
t6nnt. grtunbist uub iberseust Gu4. Wir
babeu Nseuten in ben nmliesenbeu Staoten.
@. 3. Reper 9aunpfwaf@amffaIt,
@isentbiimer.
Dople's @ebGube an 5. 4pe. g. ct. Gloub.
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ySas fpn man rancben 7

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Dieie Srase beantportet elm ieber @i9drrer .
fenner babin: WiQi bu bic bette 1905 81,
oarre, raude "Belle of st. Cloud" @iut
6u cine quite, i9n,ad9afte Sets @tsarre, rGui,
DE bic "Idella "Cieie 6eiben ausse3eiGnstsr
Sorten, fabri3irt pon
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9. Npenue 81. MeBgergei4dft
BON
LONG g. COMPANY.

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oeraeI6Gft ibernommen baben unb mir nns
befreben, bur4 Serabreiduu9 nur gutter
8aaren Ing einen suten &unbentreis gu
ii9ern. Sci uns tauft man INNER nur bas
merbeite. 16-lir