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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia material in
crease in the number of cases of pneumonia
aud severe colds among the people of this
city is attributed to the coal famine, ac-
cording to a number of physicians inter-
viewed to-day. They say that in most Of
the houses they visit only few of the
rooms are heated. Even lin many of the
homes of the well-to-do residents furnaces
have had to be abandoned. The price of
hard coal from the independent operators
to-day was s12 a ton. Soft coal at retail
brought So ton and many OF the dealers
are unable to furnish even small lots to
regular customers.
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BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Dec H--At se-
cret meeting here to-day of the Retail Coal
Dealers Association OF New England plans
for protection OF the members were dis
cussed The secretary of the association.
G. V. w. Sears. Of Arlington. Mass, said:
I'VE are discussing plans to protect the
legitimate dealers against the encroach-
ments of companies and men who propose
20 sell direct from the railroad cars. We
with expensive plants, cannot compete with
them. Our association starts from Chicago
and takes in the entire East. We propose
10 notify members of the association who
1t Is that sells TO companies doing business
from cars direct. and they will be guided
accordingly. 1t is a move for self-protec-
tioTs, pure and simple
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YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Dec. 1S.-Bribethorpe
Playmate, the champion Hackney stallion
which won first prize in Madison-square
horse show this fall. has been bought by
Henry Wick, formerly president of the Ma
tional Steel Company. The horse was pur-
chased from Robert Beith of Bowmans-
vile. Ontario, who imported the horse from
England. 1t is said that Wick paid $4,000
for the stallion.
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ANXIOUS ABOUT DAUGHTER.


Mrs. Lynch. Of No. Gil Cedar street. re-
ported to the police last night that her
eighteen-year-old daughter Is missing from
her home. and she asked assistance in look
ing for her Mrs. Lynch says her daughter
is employed in the New York store and is
now kept In the store until 9:45 o'clock at
night account of the Christmas shop
ping. Mrs. Lynch departed from her GUS
tom last night and instead of going after
the girl herself to escort her home sent a
neighbor. The neighbor met the girl at the
door OF the store and told her she had come
10 see her safely home Miss Lynch
thanked her. the neighbor said. and ex-
cused herself TO say word OF parting with
a girl friend. She started In the direction
of Pennsylvania street and did not return.
The neighbor got tired OF waiting and went
to Mrs. Lynch with the story. Mrs. Lynch q
anxiety was aroused by this story and was
increased when her daughter had not re-
turned home by midnight She is at loss
to explain her daughters conduct.
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NEW YORK. Dec 1-Brood mares and
yearling fllies bred at the Childwick stud
st. Adams. England. owned by Sir John
Blundell Maple. M. p, were auctioned off
tonight at the American Horse Exchange
Sir John Blundell Maple, whose racing es-
Establishment has an international reputa-
ton, heretofore has held his annual sales
a total of $14925. John F.. Tanning who
brought the horses over and managed the
sale for Sir John Blundell Maple, said he
was greatly disappointed by the result of
the sale. He said the sum brought would
hardly amount TO stud fees for the horses
or sale
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he Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, Dec. 16-Elwood's new
polo team resumed its winning streak to-
night by defeating Anderson to 0. The
game was fast throughout and although
the Elwod team was changed three times
on account of broken skates, brilliant
offensive and defensive game was played.
The Anderson goal was bombarded con-
tinually. Roberts Gagged five goals for Ell
wood and O'Malley one. Attendance, Loo.
IImnire. DemontreYille
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ROME, Dec. H.-Instructions have been
sent to Signor De Riva, the Italian min
lister to Venezuela, who is on board the
Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan at Laguay-,
IA, to be guided by circumstances, and
the best measures to take always, how
ever bearing in mind the agreement with
Germany and Great Britain and the neces-
ity for uniformity Of action. The Italian
government considers that the Giovanni
Bausan. Elba and Agordat are sufficient
to cooperate in the blockade.
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the legation of the United States was
charged 10 present TO Great Britain and
Germany remains unanswered. At noon
no answer on the subject OF the proposed
arbitration had been received from Wash
ington.'
The French cruiser D'Assaz is expected
at Laguayra. Her commander has received
orders not 10 do anything which might
wound the susceptibiities of the Venezue-
lans.
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WINSTON CHURCHILL ILL.
American Novelist Confined to His
Bed at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S-Winston Churchill,
the NOVELIST recently elected to the New
Hampshire Legislature, is i'll at the resi-
dence of his uncle, j. G. Gazzam. While
Mr.. Churchill is confined to his bed. his
condition is not considered serious His
physicians have ordered absolute rest for
two or three days.
Mr.. Churchiil. accompanied by his wife
to spend the holidays. Wednesday he was
not feeling we'll, and to-day he took to his
bed and sent for physician. 1t is thought
his illness is a result of exposure to in
clement weather during his recent cam
paign.
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Railway Employees Injured

ALLIANCE. o.. Dec. lS-The east-bound
flyer on the Cleveland e. Pfttsburg Railroad
ran into freight train at Garfield tonight
The passenger locomotive and eleven
freight cars were derailed. Fireman Rob-
ert McNesse suffered a broken collar bone
and Harry Ennis. OF Chester, Pa. was
bruised about the body.
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JOHN PETERS WON AGAIN.
Commissioner Forster the Only Other
Winning FavOrite-At Ingleside.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1s.-John Peters
and Commissioner Forster were the only
winning favorites. w. w. Finn, who
bought Suburban Queen for 81 1000, sold her
to-day to c. Johnson for $1,000. Finn ran
Commissioner Forster up to $500 to-day
and bought him at that figure. The stew
ards have recommended the suspension of
Jockey Pickering for his unsatisfactory
ride on the FLY Sontag in the first race
to-day. Weather fine, track slow.
The winners were: Marco, Is to L; Andes
16 TO s. Vesuvia, 20 to 1; Jessie Jarboe, 8 to
Il; John Peters, z to 10; Commissioner For
ster, to 5.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S.-Winners at
Ingleside to-day were: Homage, IL to l.
Platonius, to /; Sir Hugh, to s; Canejo
to l; Jim Gore III, to 5; Honiton, even.
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Medoc grounded on the rocks at the Mou-
rillon arsenal and now lies in a dangerous
position. ~.
On board the Medoc are the mails, 20
passengers for the East Indies and num-
Der OF sailors intended for the French war
ships at the China station.
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GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador, Dec. 1S.-Presi-
dent Plaza has sent the following cable
message to President Castro at Caracas:
THE government and people of Ecuador
express sympathy with the government and
people of Venezuela in the international
conflict and hope the difficulties will be
Practically and honorably settled"
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s-While on his
way to the White House to-day to see the
President Postmaster General Payne suf-
.fered an attack of acute indigestion. He
was driven to his hotel and two physicians
summoned. The patient was relieved and
expects 10 be at his Office to-morrow.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. Isl. s. Frost.
referee in the affairs OF the Imperial Coun-
ell, Order of United Friends. has reported
10 the Supreme Cour. that he finds the cor
poration hopelessly insolvent and recon-
mends its dissolution. An order TO this ef-
feet will be entered.
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LONDON, Dec. 19-The Brussels CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says in a
dispatch that Germany is supporting the
claims of Belgium against Venezuela, which
amount to 81 .250. COO
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MAIL STEAMER ASHORE.

Damaged In Collision with a French
Cruiser-Many Lives PeriIea.
TOULON, France, Dec 1S.-The steamer
Medoc, belonging to Messageries MARI
times, and the French cruiser Latouche
Treville met in collision as the Medoc was
leaving port tonight during . storm. The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-19
Bank Robbed Of 10000.

MULLINS, s. C.. Dec. 1S.-The bank here
was broken open last night, the safe dyna-
mited and about 5000 in cash stolen.
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Muncie Defeats Racine.

MUNCIE. Ind. Dec. 1S.-Muncie's reor-
ganized team defeated Racine in a close
game of polo tonight by score of 8 to 2.
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Dutch Cruiser Ordered ,

Dutch Cruiser Ordered to Venezuela.
THE HAGUE, Dec. 1S.-The Dutch cruiser
De Runjter, which it was proposed to send
to the West Indies. has been ordered to
proceed to Venezuela to protect Dutch in
terests there.
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PRIZE FIGHT BOUTS.
Forbes Whips Kelly and McCleiiano
and McPadden Go to Limit.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Dec. 1S.-Clarence
Forbes, of Chicago, tonight knocked out
Jack Kelly, of Brooklyn, in the fifth round
of what was to have been a twenty-round
bout before the Olympic Club. Kelly was
decidedly outclassed.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. B-Jack McClei-
land of Pittsburg, and Hughey McPadden,
of New York, tonight went the limit 20 a
draw in a twenty-round boxing match at
the West End Club.
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FAIR WEATHER TO-DAY.
Increasing Cloudiness Throughout
Indiana TO-MOrrOw.

WASHINGTON. Dec. iS-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Indiana-Fair on Friday; increasing
cloudiness on Saturday: fresh south winds
For Illinois-Fair on Friday; increasing
cloudiness on Saturday; probably rain in
south portion; fresh winds. mostly south.
For Ohio-Fair on Friday; fresh south
winds. Saturday probably fair.
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wheat and silver.

Sioux Falls Is. d. Argus-Leader.
Silver Ii steadily going down I'm price. but
wheat since the divorce refuses 10 20 along
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standing of the Teams.
GERMAN HOUSE WON.
Defeated the Shortridge Basketball
Team by n 22-tO-1S Score.

Defeated the ShOrtrfdge Basketball
Team by n 22-to-1S Score.
The German House basketball team de-
night in the German House gymnasium by
a score of % to Is. Although the contest
was a practice game, 1t was very exciting.
A large crowd of enthusiastic rooters was
on hand to cheer the teams and the root
ing of the partisans was one Of the features
of the game.
Both teams put up good game, but the
German House was very weak in team
work on account of lack of practice. The
High School boys were decidedly fast in
this respect and made the game interesting
throughout. In the first half the Short
ridge team had the advantage over the
German House, and when time was called
had the score IL TO In their favor. But in
the second half the small five was not able
to keep pace with their larger opponents,
and, although they made game fight.
was roush e.necay 10 tse
last half, when the score was close. En-
merich and Printzer played the best game
for the German House. while Churchill.
Pratt and Appel did the best work for s.
H. s. The work of Churchill was one of
the features of the game and his goals
from field were all difficult. Following Is
the summary:
Shortridge. Position. German House.
Churchill ......... Forward. ........... Jansen
Mckinney .Forward......... Printzler
Rratt .Center......... Emmerich
Gipe ............... Guard. ....... Schrader
Appel Guard. Happensberger
Goals from Field-Shortridge: Churchill,
3; Pratt, 2. Goals from foul-Churchill s.
Fouls ommitted-McKinney, 8; Gipe, 6;
Pratt, 1; Churchill, 1; Appel, 8. Missed foul
goals-Churchill, 6.
Goals from Field-German House: jan
sen, 8; Emmerich. 3; Printzler. i. Goals
from foul-Printzler, 5; Emmerich, 8. Fouls
acknowledgements 8: Schrader, 4;
Printzler, 3: Emmerich, g. Missed goals
from foul-Printzler, 2; Emmerich T. Off,
cials-Fleming and Hardin, umpires La
Toilette, referee. Time of halves-Twenty
minutes.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo- ouinine Tablets This
signature RNN q on evsry box. &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Sas rere Yarlamentssebduoe.

Das ueue Yarlamentsgebduoe.
alien 8unbessebGube, tpurbe nDrblid
bapon Elm slei9er 8au aufsefibrt unb
bas 9an5e NIT etnem bominirenben,
bo9aufftrebenber Mittelbau, benz parz
lamentsgebdube, setrDnt. Ser Norb>
fliigel nurbe 1883 Big 1892, bas Yarz
lamentssebdube 1898 big 1901 aufs
gefiibrt. SIN e~rfteren finb bic 9epar=
tements bes &rieses, Der Sinan5en, bes
9anbels, Der Snbuftrie unb Der 2anb>
pirtbf9aft untersebra9t bas alte
8unbesbaus, tpel9es ieBt ben re9ten
Sligel bes 9efammtbaues bilbet. ent>
bielt bisber bic StbunssfGle fir ben
RattDral= unb Stdnberatb, iotpie bic
Gei9Gftsaimmer fir bic iieben 8uns
besrdtbe.
N%ational< unb StGnberatb finb NUM-
mebr in benz reuen ParlamentssebGube
untersebra9t. Sur6 Elm elesantes
@eitibiil gelanst man auf breiten Srepz
pen in bas erite Stodpert, tpo fi9 bic
beioen Sibunssfdle befinben. Ser
srOBere bon biefen, Der Nattonalratbss
faal, 1T an Der Sibieite selesen; er
bient slei4aetttg audi fir bic Sasunsen
Der @ereinisten Understanding,
bas tit tpenn beibe 3dtbe gu elmer &Dr>
perf9aft pereinigt iinb, pie bies Bel
Defenders pt9ttsen 9ei9Gften Der Sal
tft. Qnf9lieBenb an ben Nattonolz
ratbsiaal befinbet ii9 gegen Suoen
nod Elm ballenartises 2eiez unb &onz
berfationsoimmer fir bic Mitslieber
beiber GGtbe, bas ben Nationalratbss
faal i'm 9albfreiie umf9liebt.
8on Der bpben Serrafe ber Sibz
front eeniebt man etnen unperglei9s
li9en 5ernblid auf bic 8erner Mlpen
unb bas baporliesenbe 2anb, pte er i'm
@erein nit Der impofanten Sage bes
sanaen 8aues uObl ni9t ieinesslei9en
ftnbet.
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einlest. Die eraieIten Proftte tperDen
unter bic Mttslieber pertbeilt. 8is
nor Rursem bate bic 9eieafdaft 19on
bret Observation-Disclosures, cine Mpos
tbefe, elm erobes 9epartementsei9Gft.
cine Mrtftielz unb cine Prdierpen>5az
BRIT in ibrem 8eftbe. Quberbem eis>
net fie elm Sbeater, in benz, auBer Bib
nenauffibrunsen, &on5erte unb anbere
llnterbaltunsen ftattfinben, gu benen
bic Nntbetlbaber unb tire Samilien
freien 3utritt baben. ~Wir beopeden,"
10 iagte 8rooman, rbur4 bic @infIbz
rung bieies experimentation Sp<
items bic 8ermeibung BON Musgaben,
fir tpel9e bic &onfumenien bic entfpre@
9enben Wertbe ni9t erbalten unb bur9
bic MiIlionGre unb Mrme entfteben.
Wir pplen ben gei9Gftlt9en Yrins
atpten 9umanitdt einperleiben unb bic
Profite ben &dufern 5utpenben, pel9e
bic @ei9dftssetpinne ermDeli9en."
Walter 8. @roomar1 1T Der 8eeriins
Der bes 8usfin college in Srenton.
gr lit 81 Sabre alt unb entitamm
elmer Samilie, bic in &anfas unb Mtiz
iouri bur9 ibre Observation-Disclosures
einen Namen geniebt. 8rooman felbit
ftubira acknowledgements unb nanbte
ii1 pprnebmli9 Der &rbeiterfrage gu.
Gs erregte in europe nt9t geringes
Mufie6en, als @rooman i'm Sabre 1898
in Srforb, benz Mittelpunfte engltf4er
@elebrfamfeit, cine S4ule nit benz
3pede errihtete, aus Der @rbeitertlafe
seiibte unb fdbtse Siibrer unb @raieber
bes 8oltes beran5ubilben. Ser 2ebrs
plan umfabte @ei9i9te, NationalOtoz
monte, Soaiolosie unb pertpanbte Sd
der. Die S9ule proipertrte, unb @rpoz
man bebnte bas Spitem mad Imertfa
aus, tpo er 1900 etne glei4e Nntalt.
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9alt einen GonsreBuann auf.

rNm gnbe ser Champagne, i9reibt
Champ Glart, WiHouri's beribmter
gOnsreBmann mar i'd BON l1eberars
belt, neru0ier Spannuns, S@lahos
itsfeit unb beitanbisem Spre6en dus
Berli@ fait gang aerfa0en. gs i@teu,
als Oh ale Orsane In meinem 9eibe
auBer Orbnuns maren, aber bret Slas
i9en electric 8itters ma9ten mt@
u~ogitdnbis seiunb. @s lit bic bette,
li9 i'm @ebrau6 b~efin6enbe Mebi5in,
tie ie In elmer Mpotbefe uerfauft ruurs
BE-" l1eberarbeitete. berunterSetoms
meme unb i9ma@e Wdnner, leibenbe
Trauen sewinnen quite @eiunbbeit unb
9ebensmutb pom electric 8ttters.
@erlu9t es. Sour SO Gents. @aranz
ttrt pom Npotbefer 50. s. 9ubn.
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Nlterit1enlann in Gbiraso.
Die 0artentaot In 1904 Der edtaapIat IN,
termattomaIer olnmptimes 0pteIe.

Ste W~0tteun0ot IN 1904 oer 0000pt0B M
ternatiomaIer elamptiner opteIe.
Die Stabt Chicago pirb in ben Mos
naten September unb Ottober 1904
bin S9auplaB fir Sefte bilben, bic
bieraulanbe gum eriten Male ibren
Musbrud finben. @s firb bies bic
olpmpii9x Sptele, fir beren Wieberz
belebung auf internationaler 9runb=
lase betanntlt9 in europa felt elmer
Wn5abl bon Sabren @eriude anseiteat
tporben finb.
Sir bic in Der 9artenftabt seplanz
ten Spiele, fir bic fi9 audi prdfibent
Hooiepelt unb Der beutf9e &aifer lebz
baft intereffiren, iperben i9on iebt
grobartise @orbereitunsen setroffen.
Gs pirb unter Mnberem Elm 8au aus
Stabl unb &ontretma1e (@uBz Dber
SteinmDrteD ~erfteIt, Der aebn Mal 10
niel Sibraum bietet, als Der befannte
Mabi5on square @arben in Nep Yort.
Oas prosramm fir bic Seite ents
bGlt atbletifde llebunsen i'm Selbe unb
auf Der 8abn, i'm 3eiten unb Gabren,
I'm Ya9tfabren, 2ubern, 8i1arbfpiel,
Surnen unb anberen Sports inter-
nationalen gbaratters. gs folen audi
S9a~uftenunsen beranitaltet perben in
ben peri9tebenen Sports, pel9e ben
einaelnen 2Gnbern e%isentbimli9 finb,
pis Subbuuipiel. iupaniidsr Rinsz
tampf, fran5Oiii9es 8oren NIT ben
Siiben, beutfdes S9ldserfeaten.
S9leubern, unb Sabrten NIT ben perz
f9ieoenartisiten Sabraeugen gu 8aiz
fer. Sa5u perben biitorii4e S4auz
ftelunsen treten, Bel benen bic Spiele
Der alien 9rie9en unb HDmer uno bic
Surniere bes mittelalterli9en europa
in biftorif6en &oitimen CUR Mnz
i9auuns sebra9t perben. Cine be-
fonbere IbtbeiIung perben militdrti9e
l1ebunsen bilben, gu benen ni9t nur
Paraben, ionbern audi pratttide grerz
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proIeHor SeHrg y. OHrDer l.
aitien se60ren. Ollie Waffensattunsen
perben Dabeipertretenie in. Cine tpeitere
Mbtbeiluns btlbet bic Musiteluns auer
=Qpparate unb I%hsriiftungen,
etni9lieBlt9 Waffen, 3ubebDr Der per=
i9tebenen Sptele, Pferbe, Sasbbunbe,
8rieftauben, Sii9e unb Wilo. @nbz
li9 ptrb nod Elm olbmpii9er &ongreb
abgebalten, Bel pel9em in etnem eisens
fir ben 3ped errt9teten Mubitortum
Srganifattonen, pel9e benz Sport,
atbletif9en ober mtlitdrti9en uebunz
gen sepibmet iinb, ibre augemeinen
Rpnpente per%anftalten.
On Der Spite Der Seitfommtffton
itebt PrOfefor !9enrp S. Surber it,,
Elm ~seborener Gbicasoer unb Sobn
zines borttsen ret9en 8iirsers. Sur
Der srabuirte am 8otpooin college in
Maine unb ftubirte bann feds Sabre
lang an ben l1ntperittdten Sane, 2eipz
ala unb Berlin National0fonomie unb
pbilofopbte. Ct bdlt @orlefunsen an
bierldnbtf9en llniperfitGten unb gols
leses, feline retaen Mittel erlauben es
ibm aber, auf cine ialarirte @niteuuns
gu Derai9ten. 5urber lit Elm Mann
bon liberalen unb breiten @ni9auun@
gen. Sn Der gratebunssfrase pertritt
er ben Stanbpunft elmer mDslt9ft pollz
tommenen seiittgen unb pbpiiiden @ntz
pidlung Der 8iirser. Surber tit Mitz
slieb bes Qntpaltsz8 arreaus bon Suiz
nDiS.
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Btu ufrl ~nerlunpt.

9ausfrau: rMinna, bic Naie
btefer 8ifte 1T bon S4muB unb Staub
-ptf9en sic bas NAL ab."-& I :
b + m q b 9en: rNa, ru foG man
MIDI Bios ben Rinbern, ionbern oo9
nod S6ilern bic Nafe puben."
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bas erpdbnte &ustin College, eriinbete.
gu benz College gebOren 1900 Older
2anbes, auf benz bic S9iler bes Sns
ftttutes bic Selbarbeit perrt9ten. Sie
betbGttgen fi9 ferner in 9%ausarbetten.
I'm &o4en, in taufmdnntf9er 8u9s
fabruns unb &orrefponbena unb er'
balten bierfir unentseftltden Inter
rt4t uno tbren 2ebensunterbalt. Sir
biefe Observation-Disclosures finb als
tGgli9e Nrbeitsaeit brei Biz bier Stun>
ben Dorsefeben.
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pas S1mebtr 9unoesbaus.
0t1 seueS GetH far Die 8amoeSbotsu be,
Cto9enoHenidatt In Bern.

U~te0enonentm0 IN Oern.
Sn Der freunbli9en alien 8unbes>
ttabt Bern bee;ns man tiirali9 bic
teterlt9e Gintpeibuns bes neuen par>
lamentsbauies Der S9peiser Gibses
no1eni4aft, bas mad benz proiette bes
gerner 4r4itetten profeKor 9ans
Wuer NIT einem &oftenaufpanbe bon
100000 Srancs erbaut purbe.
Sas alte, i'm Sabre 1857 pollenbete
gunoessebdube, in benz bic f9pei5es
ridden 2anbesboten tasten, seniiste
lansit nt4t me6r ben beuttsen 8ebiirfz
i1tflen. Dian enti6lob ii9 baber Mn>
longs Der Seer Sabre bes porisen
Sabrbunberts, in Der Mdbe bes Hesie>
rungsiibes Elm groBes @erpaltunsss
gebdube fir bic beri4iebenen Oepartez
merts gu errtaten. @ntipre9enb benz
i'm Tlorentiner Palaftftil sebaltenen
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rWer mar benin Der damn, Der mid
foeben sriibte9"-rS, mel, uifen g
benz fet' GRUB bat mir 8 bebeut'n-ber
sribt an ieben Mff'n!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Anrtuerthuttu.

Parrer (pdbrenb elmer See
reife eradblenb): rgtnes Sases babe
i9 fosar bier paare pdbrenb elmer
@iertelftunbe setraut." IS
rMa9t ie9sebn ¬en in Der Stunbe
gang respectable 2eiitung."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Ahfuhr.

2eutnant: nSasen Sic 'mal,
9err Profefor. baben Sic audi i@on
'mal ab-& esenf9irm iteben lafen9"
-prOefor (im @eiterseben):
rNein, aber einen neusierisen Menz
fhenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
SCOTS Emulsion

lit bas Seilmittel. Sin tpenis
bapon tdgli9 breiz pber biermal
ipiro @unber berrihten. Dle Sc
oriiften, traurisen @eiidter tperz
Sen rrluo rnb roiis; Sic absez
sebrten @lieber rrnb un6 felt.
@em Guer 8abp nidt bortpdrts
fommt, beriudt bieie 9robe Nahrs
Msbisin.
SOC. unb 81 LOO, Bet auen Srpsuiiten.
Scott & 8ppne, Gbemiter, Netp Yorf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Snfuen3a in "a Stunben sebeilt.

&etn Wtttel fommt benz @arner'S
@btte @ine of Gar Sprup fur bteie
i@redli@e unb fatale &rantbeit slei@.
@enn nod @ori@rtft unb In .3ett sez
nommen, betlt es einen Saa in "a
Stunben, unb beim 9uiten, ber Der
S%nffuen3a folst, perfeblt es nie, atnz
beraaS gu seben. 9reis % unb Scots.
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Aeues aooperatiu- Hnternsbmen.
Sm SntereHe Der &nninmenten tn 9renton.
no.. tm'S &eben s~erufen.

l1nldnsit bat ii9 in Srenton. &c..
unter 2eitung Walter 8. @roomans
auf seno1eniaaftlider @runblage cine
@eieII9aft tonitttuirt, bic idmmtli9e
@eiddfte Der 5000 @tnpobner sdblen=
ben Stubt unter einen 9ut gu brtnsen
beabii4tist. Mitslieo Der @eieli9aft,
bic ii9 @eitern Cooperative NKocia>
finn. remit. fn:r i.hpr nerher. Der $40
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Mteoere SQbieS

ent,pideln ii4 oft gu idwa&en,
sarten, trdsen &inbern; lne1t@
tpidelten, nerbDien, idma4li4en
Gr.adienen. Mansel an Nahrs
itpff lit Sic uriade.