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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-28

1t will be noticed that the expense
for labor has jumped so per cent; that
material and general expenses have
advanced 20 per cent. and that the net
proceeds Of sugar have fallen 49, per
cent.
At present it is gratifying to note
that the labor situation is easier than
it was during last year and that the
price of labor has dropped about IS
per cent. Sugar, in its turn, is again
rising.
Your company holds the right under
lease to take water from 1.-The easterly
slopes of this range 1t would be
date to have surveys made to deter
mine the pracdcabiIity and economy
of storing in reservoirs the storm wa
ters from this watershed for the pur-
pose of irrigation.
In order to cheaper the cost of irri-
cation, the use of fuel oil to replace
coal at the pumping stations will, in
all likelihood, take place in the near
future. Approximately, 1900 tons of
coal We're used in 1901 at the pumps
Manager Renton also paid COM
pliment to his field and mill force, and
said that work was progressing upon
the new mill which would be ready for
service in April. according to the out
look. He said also that the new mill
would be as good as any in the Ter
ritory, and that with improvements
under contemplation, there would be
the very highest juice extraction, and
the best results from the plantation
that could be obtained
The report of the treasurer showed
the crop of 1901 to be 80, $40 sc TONS
from 3,014. 50 acres, which was an aver
age of SO tons. From the mill re-
port it was shown that there was
ground 127.7S tons a day or 234 "A
pounds of sugar per ton of cane. The
value of the property is put at $2,226,-
359. 10 and the amount expended dur
ing the past year. s414, $50 SO. The op
Grating expenses We're given a total
for crop 1901, s1,1S5, AT IA; for crop 1902,
$556, 975 16; for crop of 1903, 1858, 746. 16,
and for crop 1904, s547 05.
The balance sheet (condensed), De-
cember 81. 1901, gives the resources of
the company as s6.3SS, 09S. So, with the
liabilities: Castle & Cooke, Ltd,
agents, 1882 049. so; unpaid drafts on
agents. 1868 So; unpaid dividends, s19,-
027 90; unpaid interest on bonds, s15,-
600; personal and trade accounts, $69,-
336. 54 aggregating to S4S6,0 Al.
The following directors We're elected:
]. 3. Atherton, Clarence II. Cooke, w.
f. Allen, f. j. Lowrey and w. A.
Bowen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-28

In connection with the labor ques-
ton 1 invite your attention to the
following comparison of the cost of
sugar production between the years
1899 and 1901:
COST TO PRODUCE ONE TON OF
SUGAR AND NET PROCEEDS
AT MILL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-28

Preparing and planting ......s 2. so
Cultivating Observation-Disclosures. 1915
Delivery to mill ............ 6.29
Mill repairs, manufacture and
containers ................ 4.sS
Medical hospital and sanitary
expense IS
Rent 2.3s
Taxes Observation-Disclosures. 2.04
immigration expense and H. S.
P. A. dues ................... GO
General . Observation-Disclosures. 1.07
S34. 81
Add depreciation charge $3.50. LES
Grand total s26 81
Douglas Island news., 1902-02-12
School Report.
Average attendance in the advance
 department. .............

Average attendance in the advance
 department. ................. 46 Average attendance in the primary
 department. .................. ..4i1a Enrolment in the advance depart
 ment, for January ary.............. 51 Enrolment in the advance depart
 ment, for the year. ar............. g Enrolment in the primary depart
 ment, for January y............., 45 Enrolment in the primary depart
 ment, for the year ar.............. 52 Total enrolment, in both depart
 ments, for the year. ..........,..1 104 The following pupils have maintained an excellent record in department, at tendance and scholarship for the month of January, and have had their names entered upon the Roll of Honor:
 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT Ella Grundler Olgot Anderson Enid Richards Fredrick Davies Frank Caraway George Uren Andrew Werkkala John Cox
 ADVANCE DEPARTMENT May Forsberg John Museth Freda Grundler Herold Forsberg Alice Bach John Uren Enola Churchill Pearl Mackie Alexandria Uren Howard Caraway Magnus Gustafson Clara Jones.
 During the past calendar year, the school has lost Il weeks as result of quarantine, etc. On account of the over crowded condition of the school, and the refusal of the department to furnish any assistance, it has been found expedient to devote the time ex- clusively to the course of study, and to refrain as much as possible from pub lie entertainments. However the child ren are to be given an opportunity of showing their patriotism on the Friday preceding Washington's birthday. Pat rons and friends of the school are especially invited to visit the school on that day.
Douglas Island news., 1902-02-12

Sir Francis cools-A Cook from Cook Inlet Port Wine from Port Arthur. John Washington Frame-Picture Toward the Wall. cigars-Manila Ropes and Hinlso Pinko Stinl1os. J. B. Dunn We'll Done. CofFee-Lima Beans with Crutches. T. E. Burns Burns till he Blisters.
 CLOSING CHORUS.
 WE WON'T Co HOME UNTIL MORNING. All in all, it was one of the biggest and best things that ever happened in Alaska and the Eagles have every req son to be proud of themselves as entertainers. Hurrah for the Eagles.
 What is our motto, boys?
 Liberty, Liberty, yea, yea, yea"
 The birds arc out tonight,
 So raise your voices high
 When you hear old Baldy cry.
 Of course we know there's others,
 But the Eagles are all right.
Douglas Island news., 1902-02-12

Early last Sunday morning Chas. Richardson, miner employed at the Treadwell mine, fell no feet down a shaft. He was taken to the hospital where it was found that his injuries consisted principally of bruises. How he escaped more serious injury is one of the things that are hard to explain.
Douglas Island news., 1902-02-12
LEAVE TREADWELL
 EoR DOUGLAS c JUNEAU

NIB. Trips marked will be made only on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nights.
 FEHHY FARE. 2s GENTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12
PLAN FOR AN
ATHLETIC UNION

The Boys Brigade Athletic Committee
meets today for the purpose of formulat-
ing plans for the big field day to be held
next month. Already several local ath-
Ietes have begun training in anticipation
of the event.
The idea of establishing an athletic
union here is being revived. thanks
mainly to the action in the matter taken
by the Male lima Athletic Club, which
has put itself in communication with the
Honolulu Athletic Club with the idea Of
setting in motion a united effort to form
an athletic union for the purpose OF pro-
viding protection for athletic bodies
and encouraging amateur sport. To
this end general meeting OF all the 10
cal athletic organizations will shortly be
called.
The Honolulu Athletic Club will ap-
point a committee to confer with the d.
rectors of the Male lima Athletic Ciub
with regard to the matter. The commit
tee will probably be appointed at the
next meeting of the II. A - board of
trus tees, which takes place next FRIDAY
afternoon.
The Y. NJ c. A handbar tourna ment
games already played have resulted as
fellows:
Will Kerr lie lated william Larue. q
IA, PIT.
Olaf Oss defeated Joe Dollinger, fila
Recent entries for the tournament are:
r. S. Pierson. Mark Johnson, George Dy-
son, w. A. Dunn and Dan Voeller. Pier
son drew "A bye. Johnson plays Dyson
and Dunn opposes Eoeller.
All games must be finished this week.
The Myrtle boathouse is now On ITS
new foundations and it is hoped that it
will be tenable in a month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12
KIMONO-CLAD JAP
RIDES A BICYCLE

Passengers on tram cars and pedes-
TRANS on Beretania street were treated
to a spectacle of semi nudity yesterday
at noon seldom seen outside of the pre-
cincts of Chinatown and Jap-town. A
Japanese CARRIED in a kimono was
astride a wheel but this in itself was
not unusual, except that the rider had
gathered his kimono up around his
waist Several months ago the police
began a crusade against the kimono-
wearers, compelling them to clothe their
legs in decent respect to those with
whom they mingled on the streets, and
there have been few occasions since
that the Japs have violated the orders
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12
HOGlH'S CHALLENGE
FOR DUEL WITH
PRINCE CUPID
(continu ned from page ~

fact, it is said Hogan invited the men
of the office where the trouble took
place to take hacks at once and repair
with him to a battle-ground, where the
question of gentility, which had been
introduced, could be settled.
An attempt was made to see Prince
Cupid last evening, but no answer was
made to a telephone call. Hogan, nav
ing more at stake, as there could De no
finer advertising matter, was READY 10
give his side. He said: Il was prom
ised transportation to New YORK Ior
myself and Miss Ringgold, and VIII
not go in the Sonoma, but will stay ana
try to get what I deem my rights.
will take legal steps if there is no
peaceable settlement possible me
amount is small, but L have right to
fight for a principle. Miss Ringgold
was taken to the office of Cohen ana
an effort made to induce her TO sign
paper without consulting me, but she
would not do it. This was clearly not
right
'.Then. too. I have been insulted. Vio-
lent hands have been laid on me ana
only nay love of peace has kept me from
an open brawl. 1 was told that was
no gentleman. 1 am a kentuckian, ano
1 cannot brook such insults. VIII
fight for my honor. 1 do not know
when 1 will get away. and that is now
a secondary consideration. l will be
here when am wanted. Others of the
company will go on to the United
States, and McLain and 1 Will get TO-
gether later if leave here alive.
Not only am 1 a Kentuckian, but
have royal blood in my veins, ana
reigning blood, too. My grandfather,
who after having been stolen and solo
as a slave in this country, was con-
verted and was sent back by his own
er to preach among his former tribes
men. He lived in South Africa as
missionary, and there married prin-
cess of the reigning house and was her
consort He afterwards returned TO
this country, and my family is traced
from that union. There is not drop
of white blood in the line, but my faith
ers have always married women or
their race and the royal blood mas
come down straight. l cannot allow
an insult to go without apology or sat
iSfaction.
Mr. Cohen, who brought the combln-
alton here. insists that everything that
could be done was done for the people
in it, and said last evening that all had
been paid that was coming to them. He
said the actions of the star had made
him sever his connection with the
company. He saids there was no con-
sistency in the demands of Hogan, and
he believed the talk of a duel was for
notoriety more than anything else.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12

soldier on the Meade is reported
IN have lost a roll of bills amounting
to 81 900 in a local saloon on the day
of the transports departure, when
was returned to him by the saloon
keeper, who found II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12
CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM

Shoulders of a Gentleman in
Full Dress.
This is the thing you quite frequently
see in the ballroom-a mans black
dress coat literally covered with dand-
ruff.
1t must be annoying to the wearer'
and certainly not a pleasant thing 10
observe But dandruff can be eradi-
Gated. Il is a germ disease that VIII
some day cause badness.
Newbro's Herpicide kills the halr-oe-
stroying germ. and stimulates the halr
TO a rich abundant growth; II ooeS
more-keeps the hair soft and phant-
Furthermore Herpicide is most
pIeasant toilet accessory; pleasing OF
odor and cooling to the scalp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12
ONCE, Thrum's Bookstore.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
STREAM ENGINES

STEAM ENGIN Els
BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithing, Job work
executed on shortest notice.
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to any part of the city for 20 cents a
month.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

9as &rieSSbepartement per6Hert.
lidt nun aud ben 8eri9t bes S4uls
iuperintenbenten auf ben Pbilipptnen
iiber bic pom einaelnen fatbol. 3ettnn'
gen erbobenen MaflaSen. Wte IN benz
&apport bes iteluertretenben 9olluer'
neurs @risbt werben au9 tn bielem
S9,iftitid beiaste @ntlasen NIT gnts
raituns suridsewieien, obwobl nidt
enttrdftet. Die Msitation bat aber
Suite sebabt, baB bic Serren
&esierunssbeamten porit9tiser ses
morben itnb. sic mii1en iebt, baB
man ibnen BON BIER auf bic Singer Suft
unb es ni9t bulben mirb, ipenn tie
bic pbilippinii9en &atbolifen perses
maltt9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

Gin perridtes &ompltment bat 2orb
@olieleu, britii@er Selomaridal q.
o, ~unierer Nrmee semadt, inbem er
ite fir Die bette Der 8elt" erfldrte.
Scum beiist Der amerifanii9e Solbat
unspetlbaft uiele quite giseni4aften,
bic uielen europdii9en Solbaten ab=
seben. @r lift fur@tlos, u~erliert in Der
srOBten @efabr nte ben &opf unb per=
mag ~sewaltise Strapasen perbdltniBr
mdBis lei@t gu ertrasen. Sasesen
feblt es ibm Dor alien an elmer @barat:
ter @iseni@aft, wel@e Der bette Col
bot auf @ottes grbboben" in Defenders
bobem WaBe beiisen ioute = on Der
n0tbisen Wannes3u9t. Oas 1rtbeil
@elielep's lit baber meter ni9ts als
bic auerorbtndrite 9obbubelei, bic UNI
10 ueiter BON Der @abrbeit entfernt
lit, als benz brauen Selbmarl6au bas
geurtbeilunss. 8erm0sen entidieoen
manselt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

Scr YrdFbsnt bat benz Obertomz
handkerchief Der Mrmee, @emeral
Miles, seitattet. BEN Ybilippinen eis
men 8eiu@ abSuitatten. gu mel9em
3mede Der 9eneral bic lanse &etle
unternebmen min, mirb nidt seiast,
mabrideinli9 min er ii@ peri0nli9
pon ben bort berridenben umitdnben
lberseusen. 8efanntli9 madte er
feiner 3eit benz 8rdlibenten bas Mn=
erbieten, pie Snieln auf eine humane
re @eiie pasifisiren gu wouen, als
bas bislans sei6eben. Oieies Inerz
bieten murbe ip0ttti@ pom Der 6anb
semieien. 81 Der 9eneral feline
Mnii9t nod ether peri0uli@en Inter
1uduns ber Sage dnbern wirb, ober
Oh er unIere neutrality-suspicious.
nod mie DOR ue~rurtbeilen mirb, bleibi
erlt absumarten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
Die @ablfrasen In Der fommenben

Die @ablfrasen In ber fommenoen
Yrdlibentl6afts &ansne, eener'
ale anberen rSines" ii4N nnterorbs
men miiisn, merben bic Sarifz unb
Sruit=Srase bilben. Serr &oolepelt
Iu6t omar benz brobenoen Sturm por=
subensen unb &eSiproSitdt sur republic
tanilden Yarole gu maben, bas mirb
ibm aber ebenio wents Selinsen, als
iein geriu9, bur9 etn ansebli6es
Soryeben sesen bic Eruits benz golte
Sanb in bic glusen gu itreuen. Oie
Stimmseber, au@ bic Republican,
i6en, perlansen cine Earifreuifion,
wel9e bic g. .. g. meber sewdbren
fann nod min. nnb ale Sopbiterei,
baB bic Sruits feine semeini@dbli9en
Snititute Ieieu, merben bas 8olt ni9t
bapon iiberseusen, baB es ~iberbaupt
feline Eruitfrase in Der 9olitif sabe.
SIS perlanst, baB bic Wonopole re-
sulirt unb unterm Oaumen sebalten
merben, unb pirb, ba bic ~republitaz
nti6e Yartei ben uebersriHen Der
Eruits untbdtis suiiebt, Silfe BET Der
bemotratil9en Partei iu@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

-9ln anberer Steue finbet Der ge=
netste 2eler eineu pom Birsermeifter
Mobtnion an bic 9eler bes rMorbtern"
erlaiienen Mufruf our resen Tbeilnab=
me an ber pom 8. Biz 10. September
In ct. gloub gum 3mede i~tattfinbens
ben Convention, bic Sarrner bur9 tbes
oretii9e unb prattii6e OarIteuunsen
iber ben suteu Strabenbau gu BE-
lebren. Otenftas unb Sreitas Mbenb
finben I'M Opernbauie Conventional,
tatt, In benen lebrrei9e 0ortrdse
pom ia@tunbtsen Wdnnern iber ben
StraBenbau sebalten merben. 3ur
Sbeilnabme an ber gonpention 1int
fOlsenbe 9erren, bic slei9fals In ans
ipraden tire StraBenbau : Sheen
preisseben werben, einselaben @ou.
Ban Sant, s. s.. Sin BON Der @reat
Nortbern, bic Senatoren &nute Nel=
ion unb Moies &lapp, Col. u. s.
Softer BON 9it@ftelb, Senator BUD
mon BON 2ittle Sails, Dr. s. 81.
Dubois pon Saut Centre, Senator
So. Seller, Saut Centre, @. $.
6oulton, SIT &iuer, gonsreBmann
S. Sd. gbbp, @lennmoob, StaatS=
Nubitor 81. 6. Dunn unb anbere,
BON benen bic Webraabl gang beitimmi
errpartet wirb. Prdltbent SIN, Der
iid UNI BEN @esebau iebr intereiitrt,
wirb smeifelsobne BET Der gonuens
tionsselesenbett ipre9en. Speaieu
ntebrise Sabrpreile merben fur bieie
@elesenbeit anseiebt iein. Da biele
8e9ebau : Convention non alsemei.
mem unb sroBem Snterefie, r,aments
LTD fur bic GARNER, 1T, mirb lettens
Der eanbleute eine rese Tbeilnabme
ermartet.
= prebiser ST. Disel uon ber
Baiel beutiden Wtfion, Elm lang
idbriser S%tubienfreunb bes P~rebisers
$. Walbmann uon Der beuti9en Srte=
bensfirde, bielt Sonntas einen re9t
tnterefanten 8ortras In iener &ir@e
aber bic Mihionsarbeit In Oftinbien.
Die am @ese pon 81. glou6 mad
ct. Soiepb aber BEN Saul &iper
erri9tet neue Sabrbride lit runmebr
benz 8erfebr se0fnet.
= @enn ct nt@t popular mar,
meu1 er ni@t pon BEN 9euten beliebt
wdr', warum iasen bann bic Sdnbler
rWtr baben etuas Serabe 10 gut als
ber Mabtlon Mebtcine 60. = &ody
Mountain Ebee." Oenft barber na@.
IS Cts. Marttn Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
e$rins 9iu.

Dur9 3abluus elmer Suame pom
iber $4,000 lit 6err peter 8ertram
Dol, bier In ben 8efis Der i@0nsn,
200 Mder srobe Sarm bes 9errr1 pez
ter 3immer selanst. Dieter mirb lein
Seim auf canabiiden 8oben perleser1.
Muf Der Sarm bes 9errn Sobann
&rebsba9 idnurrte lebte Wo9e bic
Orel@mai6ine, Der Grtras lit illlr
balb 10 gut ais Der bes lebten Sab
res.-Sn 8esleituns bes Srans @rus
bel un6 -sSobann Miuer BON 2ate
6enrp pirb g. Sang BON bier tn ei=
nisen @o9en mad Canada reiien tn
Der abit6t, ii@ bort niebersulahsn.
Maebetp Gate.
8et einisen Sarmern bieier @esenb
lift bic l6bli9e Sbee aufsetau6t, unter
Ii9 eine Sparbant gu Srinben. Was
INNER bic Sarmer in sesenieitisem
Snterefe beginner, bat if9 als gut
erprobt, mas sewiB aud BON Der
Sparbanf= Sbee seiast werben tann,
rpenr ii9 nal erit bic i40ne Sbee per=
mirfli9t baben mtrb.
=. Martp.
OaB ielbit au9 bic Sarmersfrauen
BEN Wertb bes 2anbes gu l9dsen unb
boGsubalten miiien, sebt aus Der
gbatia6e beruor, baB bieier Gage
Marta u. 3inn eine 1877 older um=
faGenbe, i'm Conn Watne Yrairie sez
lesene 0anbpar3eue Der &esina nlri9
fur $4,000 fdufi9 absetreten bat.
Nep YaanssbiQe.
Ser bier wobnenbe 9err IS. sc.
Omen lit in ben Witbemerb um bic
bemotratii9e Domination fur bas
&eprd1entantenamt bes 1. Otitritts
i'm 81. ienatorieIen Oiftrift setreteu,
un6 mirb bemna9 BET Der Yrimdrmabl
bie domination fur bas 9elesseberz
amt benz Serrn S. 8. Mtnnette pon
Saut Centre itretttg MAIDEN.
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Sic 40, Notwithstanding Der

Ste ~. VenerQlDerlamHlluHB oer
&atboliten Deutl9lanbs murbe Conn:
tag in Wannbeim NIT einem sSeItSus
Der @eielenpereine unb Mrbeiter einz
aeleitet. Mbenbs fanb cine 8e9riz
~Bunssfeier itatt. Oie erite 0fentli6e
@er1amluns murbe Wontas sebalten.
Wan nimmt a~Issmein on, baf bic
biesidbriSe Ieriammluns cine euBer=
sem0hnli9 bebeutiame ie:n mirb. Wie
man bort, planen bic @entrumsfibrer
cine Qnslieheruns Der @dblermalien
Der &ei9slanbe gliab: 9otbrinsen an
bas Centrum. Da Dreipiertel Der
rei@sldnbii@en 8eu6lteruns fatbolii@
fiub, 10 rpirbe sas Centrum, penn
ibu iein .Ylan seldnse, eine sroBe
@ertdrfuns erbalten. Oie Gusfib.
runs bes Ylanes lift iebr i6mer, neil
bic iosenannten groteitler eine iol@e
@erbraberuns iebr idarf befdmpfen
unb Yroteitler INNER nod In ben
&eidslanben eine iebr ftarfe gattei
finb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
NerfDmalten.

-So9m'iter 8iidoi Sacob Sro=
Bee beiu&te seitern in Sesleituna
ieines Neffen, bes bodm. Or. Cells
far pom ct Saul Seminar gu ct.
9aul, Sic ct. Sobn's %uniuerttdt,
bic er felt sebn Sabren MIDI. mebr
se1eben unb iber beren @mporidmuna
er r,ur @orte bes b69iten 2obes fano.
-Serr g. Masnus S@is, melz
ger als WuiifprofeiiOr in einem Col
lese su Sacoma, @aib., anseitelli
lit unb eineu She'll ieiner Serienseii
Bel ieinen In Stearns County msb=
nenben Sreunben unb 9ermanbteu
unb BET 1einen In @atftns wobnen=
ben @ltern nit leiner Satin subrtnst,
eritattete ,,ns seftern, Wittmo@, &C.
lesentlid ieines Weilens in st.
gloub einen re6t an9enebmen 8e=
lu4.
-Oienftas traf 6err Yaul &abe
nit ieiner Samilie aus Dubuque, Sa.,
in ct. Gloub elm, I'M bier iein blei=
bentes Seim aufsuldlasen. SEER
&abe mirb in Die &etbe Der st.
gloub S9antnirtbe eintreten.
Ger i'm California = Weinbaus
als 8udbalter anseIteute 6err g. 9.
2abr perbrins. feline gafan, BET
Sreunben in BEN 3willinssitdbten.
-Srau @erbarb Tripp, mel6e
mebrere @o9en BET Der Samilie @m.
goBbers unb anberen 8ermanbten
auf 8efu6 NOR, lit seitern an tbreu
b%eimatbli9en 9eerb in ganfton, g.
o., auridsefebrt.
-So@w. 9err SEQ. Mrentb Don
Der gatbebrale lit auf etntse Gage gu,
grboluns @ait beim bodw. Germ
@m. eanSe In 8udman, Morriiou
County.
- Sreitas tebrte Sobn s. 9eiieu
pon ietner gr%ntaufsretie nod Seem
gsrt su ben Seini9en aurid. gr bat
ben sr0bten Waarenuorratb sefauft,
Der lie anf etnmal nod benz Qeiien Oez
partement Store Sebra@t ruarbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

- yCelt SuYu y. SelIelt yal ote W.
2. Nuenue iabli@ selesene, Der 8itt=
me so. S. 8bettman seb6rtse &eit=
beng fir $4,000 fdufli@ ermorbeu.
= Ser erfte biesidbrise No. 1
barte Weisen murbe D%ienftas pom Ell
mem Sarmer aus geder namens Set
fer tn Der Eilefton Mible abselaben.
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in 8etrteb seiebt weroen.
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