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New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

YOUR NEW SHORT SKIRT
will last three times as long II the edge is bound
with an s II &, NJ. skirt binding. Look on the
back FOR the trademark S. H & NJ. ss
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
PARIS MILLINERY on EXHIBITION.

Nine Suckow. importer of French millinery, No.
574 Fiftb-ave, has on exhibition fine selection OF
The latest Partisan novelties.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

ship is necessary or who would cling 10 US II the
world turned its cold shoulder? That there
are many conscientious souls who would make an
effort 70 b. loyal goes without saying but IS their
attachment a real one? Could they keep UP the
old familiar Intercourse for any length OF time If
We no longer lived In their world or had the same
interests? I doubt il. No blame could attach 20
s-v one in such cases. There would probably he
even struggle on the part Of the prosperous friend
keen I'D the old OF intimacy. but the rift
videns inevitably, and the oldtme music becomes
mute.
Then there Is no such thing as friendship
claimed a very Young woman. consciously thinking
Of the girls for whom. on leaving school, she pro-
fessed undying fraternity. and whom she has al
ready found il so hard TO write TO.
Undoubtedly there IS but il is q very much
over-rated virtue. II means simply Congenlal
ouaintalce and ComradeshIP, a cordial liking. a
community of interests, and should be
pected 10 imply more than that, the few cases
where an IDEAL friendship has been shown being the
exceptions that prove the rule. The society man
who had been exploring in Africa for several years
and who. upon strolling into his club, greeted
by one OF his Cronies with Hello, Brown Where
have you been all winter could hardly feel that he
had z grievance. inasmuch he his part had
quietly taken his departure without leavetakings,
but IL goes 10 show how little any one is missed
when h drops out OF the ranks"
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Serfei9erun9.

Die l1nter;ei6nete ldBt auf Nid. @ai=
ierts Sarm am ct. auguita uub Sair Sapen
sSahrrpeQe an1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Der Simmel buuftis. SIM 9raie bliib'r
WaElieb6su uuO Seilfeu berfiir,
Die Sdume ~fnoipeu nit inngem @riiu,
limb Sitsru ftsbt Dor Der Sbiir.
Sa febrt bas @tdb6en srm Sorfe her,
9aS CUR Stabt friihmorseus gi1g.
Ser &Orb 10 idmer-ieet 1T er leer;
limb iis tit elm armeS Ding.
Gle farfteu bic Gier ibr ab gum Ssef,
Die Die Siibner selest I'M Stau;
Die Wuttsr pnfte ben letten Gelt
SIN ben &orb, nun iino ite an.
llno fie bate bod germ wie aue @elt
Sbre @ier6en blan rtuo rotb-
Nuu bat iie nidts oils baS blaufe @slo,
llno Die Mutter brandt es 81 Srot.
l1no els fe fonu,t on ben @ieisnsruub,
Sa iett tie ft6 nieber uno beuft;
9a i6ldft lie eiu bel ben Slunleu buut,
Den &opf chi ben &orb seisutt. -.
auf eiumal bebt ftd's am 0atten3auu,
Die langen 00ffel geipitt,
l1uS ied5 blitblaufe qeugelheu idul'n
Guf Gle Salaisrin her peri4mitt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

@elbes bic gplbens Sreibeit gu ertaufen.
Im SfterOienftag aber nabmen Die
Mdb6en luftige &a6e. Sn 9ruppen
5ogen fie, einen Stubl nit ii9 trasenb,
bur9 bas Sorf, unb peEe bsm BUR
iden, Den ie %eripdbten. @r iuB i'm
6anbumbreben in Gem SeTel unb
tbronte in luftiger Gefangsnfbaft, BON
bralen MGb6enarmen gsitiibt, iiber
blpnbz unD braunbe5opften &Dpfen.
Inter 2a9en unb S9ersen erlegte Der
8uri9e bann ben Sbolus, Der tbm @r=
l0iung bra9te.
Giner Der Glteften . iterbrGu6e in
2onbon maj es, ii9 sesenieitis bonn
9reenpi9z9 iigel b%erabsurplen, in Der
8raff4aft Suher pieber pergniigten
fi9 bic iunsen MaO9en CUR Siterseit
NIT etnem etsenartigen, benz gridet
dbnli9en 8%aufpiele, bas fi9 in pielen
SOrfern biz auf ben beutigen Sag err
balten bat. Ste in anberen 2dnbern 10
ptelfa9 geiibte Site bes 8ertbeilens
bon Stersiern, bic au9 in gnslanb
emit iehr gebrdudlt9 mar, finoet fi9
our s3ett mod unter Der 2anbbepDlfez
runa Der 9rafi9aft 2%ancaibire.
Gtnotg in feiner Dirt lit bagegen elm
Sfterbrau9, BON benz cine alte engltf9e
Gbronif berihtet. Sarna9 purben BEL
ben @ngldnbern friiber UNI bic Otter
seit plOBli9 ta%nnibalii9e 9eliite rese.
@cl iiberitrDmenber 3Grtli9feit, bic
fi6 auerbings mun9mal in unansez
nebm fiiblbarer 8eiIe eeduBert baben
mag, grub am Siterbisnitag bic tbeure
Satin lire 3dbnden in cas- SleiI9
bes @beliebiten, pofur bieier fia bann
in alet6er Weiie am Mittnp9 repanz
6iren burfte, porausseiebt natiirli9,
oCB audi linn feir trautes @eib9en nod
INNER usum 4nbeiBen" lieb erf9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
auf Oct CierfuC6e.
Don Gran9 aiur1-e lsbrim.

Or. Sans 9ertbblb bate srobe @uz
gen gsma9t, als er auf einem 5ai9inssz
ba1e, auf benz ii9 Die ganae pornebme
Welt Der Stdbt periammelte, Imtsgez
ri9tsrat6s Sbilb9en pieoeriab. OLE
er Dor sSa6r unb Sag binausaog, UNI
bic @elt fennen gu lernen, ba mar iie
nod Elm tleines MGbel nit 9dngeaopf
geipeien, taum Der S9ule entna6fen,
sdig unb unbebolfen. Sabei Elm 8ilbz
fang er1ier Sorte. Wte oft paren lie
9stDe i'm 9arten bes 4mtsseri9tsratbs
u%m6ergetout, auf bic 8dume seflettert,
bur9 3aun unb Straudpert sei9lupft.
limb nun ftanb cine iunge, i9lanfe
Dame por linn, Elm ebenmdBises 5isiirz
9en, pie aus Metbener por5e1an, bas
ii9 nit einem sepifen @bic gu seben
tpuBte unb benz bic iunse Welt, b. B. bic
mdnnli9e, iibermdbts buloiste! 9ibf4
mar lie s~etporben, re9t bibf9 fogar,
unb bltBbersniist unb f9elmii9 lugten
bic braunen Qugen unter ben ~frauien
buntlen Ridden berbor.
Die 4usen-ia, bic batten es 9ans
iofort ongetbcn. Die tie i'm bamit an
i9aute, als iis ibm bic 9anb reidte unb
i'm begriibte, berali9 uno etnfa9! Sang
perbliifft mar er, 10 baB er gang bergaB,
fi9 na9 ibr au ertunbisen, mas iie 4lz
les erlebt unb setrieben, pdbrenb er
brauben getpeien. 8ersefen iebenfaGs
bate iie i'm ni9t. v9ans" nannte ie
ibn unb buate i'm unbefansen. unb
sar5 genau tpubte iie, tpel9e 9ebi4te er
psr0ffentli9t bate, unb bab BARN piel
o elmer i9parabaarisen 9Ottin bic
Hebe tpar.
vSn bic mubt Su bod Biz iiber bic
Sbren perliebt iein," iaste iie. ~Denn
man Oeine 8erie 10 lieit, ionte man
slauben, es sGbe nur bieie, bieie-pte
baft Su fie bod genannt-a9 ia, biefe
G%lementine, unb fie tpdre elm Gnsel unb
mir 4nberen pGren N1e Seufelinnen
pber 8GblGmmer. @ber Ou bas
mD9t' i9 mir ausgebsten baben, i4 min
nidt fir cine Seufelin sebalten perben,
unD no@ DeH1ger tut ELI SaglaI1Ht>
9en-"
Limb serabe fe it cine Seufelin,"
bate er in ben nG9ften Sasen Dfters
gebadt, reine, bic mid umitridt unb
nidt mebr los ldbt. 9errsott, tpenn ta
nur pibte, Of aud fte-"
Gr mar urpl0bli4 Elm anberer Menf4
g.tporben, ieitbem er iie tpiebergeieben
bate. Natiirli9 fu9te er ibre Gltern
auf, bic i'm, aumal CT elm Na4barstinb
tpar, aufforberten, balb pieberaufoms
men. Oenn Der @mtsseri4tsratb-er
tpar atpar idon a. D.-liebte luftise
Geieafdaft, unb fein 9ans gait als
bas gaitfreunblt4fte in Der sanaen
Stabt. Dos bate fi4 Cans nidt
atpeimal fasen lafen, Sbilb4en mar
Elm au md9tiser Masnet.
MIerbinss mertte er fdon in ben er'
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9ienttag, Den 4. april, 1902,

Su9rlpe9e uHl
9ienttag, Den 1. april, 1902,
na9mittass l ubr besinnenb, folsenbe @e=
9enhGube ~Ofientli9 an ben Weitbieteuben
periteisern: l i6warSes, 10 Sabre altes 9ferb
i'm @emi6t bon etma 1900 Yfb., / rotblid
braune. IL Sabre alte Mdbre, 9eaen 1900
BIB. idmer, l cranes Oamen: 8uti6enpferb
NIT Soblen. 9eSen 1850 Yfb. i6mer, l Sweiz
iGbriges Siiuen, l Get boppeltes unb ein.
selues Yfereeseidirr, fat ueu, l Sub, l brei
Monote altes &alb, 8 Gnten l McGormia
Binber, fait neu. l SuIfp 8hu9. fat neu, l
Gultipator, l Stablesse, l pllperi;er, fat
nell, l aorni9dler, l @a9en, | ;weiiisises
Buggy. l Sop &utide, taft neu, l Get Bob
S6Iiiten, l S6meine= ST insportwaseu, so
@etreioelGde unb ale Sorten SausmObel ;
cine gn,abl i1Oner in &anneu einsema1te
Srii6te, l @osen GanuaB unb Boms unb aus
bere artifef. B%ebinsun9eu: Summen bis SIS
baar; auf iol6e iiber SIS j3eit bis gum l. San.
1903 ee9en 81 Z Yros. gut perbiirste Hoteu.
Srau Gobert Gb9ur.
17=lt @i9entbiimerin,
S 3; :; S s iSfnsfFseF s~erfeiserer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Srei Saien, Die falIern i'm Sriiblingsgras,
lluo Huber biipfen ;pei
limb benfen: Ser bort 1T Ser > iterbasl"
lluo n!fsu pertraulid babel.
~0le itlOnit5H Gier III flr;er 6rit
Climb pein-graG legt er iie oir!"
uno Wie Der init 2egen fertig 1T,
0a fonnlt er NIB oldt iib 81 ibr.
Gr idmieat iid au iie ,uie ldl,st betannt-
gtun iiebt ite inn gan, senau!
Die InOern boleu Elm 9tet, bis ;lm &anb
SOL Gierdeu roth muo blau.
Die pafen iie eiu;elu Stiid fir StiiG
SIN ibren &orb oaber,
Gle ,dbtt-ibr Ser; idldst lo9 Dor Gid
Gin ganses S9cf NIB lnebr.
Sa waro bas Wt6bf;el pom S6laie mad:
Die Glofen giugen bim BAUM
Sa lhaute iIe ihneu im &orbe naf:
SaS @auSe mar mr. eiu Sraum!
nuno bab' ifl getrdurut, ib lab i'm bo4l
&eiu Inbrer iieht i'm wie if.
$50 gibbs auf Der rueiten Groe nod
Gin @Iiidsstno 10 tpie midi"
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1ten Sdgen, Dab er ntdt Der -etnatge
Srabant bisies bplben gsftirns mar.
9ier unb ba stpar glaubte er, bab fie
i'm bsporsuge, ibm sans Be onbers
tparm bic Sanb bride. Sim anberen
Sage aber fiblte er ii9 pteoer surid=
seiebt, nenn Inbere ani6einenb be
ielbe 8unit erfubren.
@inise Male i4pn mar INN Gelegenz
belt geboten, ii4 aGein nit ibr gu unterz
balten. Gr bate lie frasen polen, ob
tie linn ni9t audi Elm nenig gut iein
tonne, er bate fi3 Gle i@6nIten Grtldz
runaen suredt seIegt, I'm i'm enti6etz
benben Qugenbli6e fein Wort iiber Die
2ippen brtnsen gu tDnnen.-
Stun mar 3 itern gsfommsn, einfrObz
li9er, tparmer Jriiblinsstag, Der bic
Neutrality-suspicious. in ale 9eraen
trug. Die iun9en 2eute fanhen it9 mo-
tiirli6 Morsens Bel Qmtsgeri9tsratbs
our Graduation elm. Sbilb9en bilbete
balo, tpie INNER, ben Mittelpuntt. Die
Stimmuns mar prGdtis unb Der trez
benate Morsennein poraigli9.
SD bab' mir etpas ausgeba9t," be-
gam Sbilb9en plDbli9, bic in ibrem
einfahen 5riibiabrstleib bon pei9em,
blauem Stoffe entaiidenb ausiab, unb
blidte persniigt i'm &reiie berum bic err
tpartungspoqen 9efi9ter an.
rWtr fu6en beute Ha9mtttdg 8 ter
eier. Sine Fat cine gauge S9IHel boI
bunt gefdrbt-punberbar!-Wt tpolz
len bod audi pihen, bab Stern tit,
ni9t9"
mgemsine 3uitimmuns erfolste.
Nur 2eutnant 9abn tlemmte iein Gin
slas fefter unb begann:
rgine gang fumofe Sbee, gndbises
Srdulein, pa'aftte! Qber-bm-"
nDas9" besebrte Sbilbe. Sin @ber
babsn sic bod no9?"
u9ie @ieriu9e oirbe einen nod grD=
Beren &eia getptnnen, tpenn ~gnGbtges
SrGulein = metnettpegen fir Elm be-
ftimmtes gi-bm-einen Yreis ausz
ieBen pouten."
rSebr ri9tis," bemertte Elm Nnberer.
n4llerbings: bic golb'ne Settle glib
mir ni9t, ober tpie es in benz Sinss ba
beiBt. Sd meine: in 1ntoiten follen
Sic ii4 ni9t f~tiiraen. 4ber penn's
gum 8eiipiel eine-na, iasen mir, cine
tleine-bm-Saarlode ndre, an benen
sic iol9en l1eberflub beiiBen-"
nObo," meinte Sbilbden, unb perz
fu9te persebli9 piiroepoa a~usauieben
-rSie psrlangen ~llnerbDrtes. @ber
Sbnen, als tiinftisem Selbmari4an.
min id nidts iibelnebmen. Sd peib.
Sic meinen's ni9t 10 f9limm."
sd bin Sbnen fir Sbre ansenebmt
Meinuns iiber mid iebr perbunben,4
erfldrte 2eutnant 9abn unb f4lug, fif
osrbeusenb, bic 9aden aufammen.
Sbilb9en f4ien einen Moment na4:
aubenten unb f4ielte na9 Sans bin
Ser aber bemerfte ben Bid nt9t, ION,
bern betradtete aiemli9 nerp0s bic HG,
gel feiner linten 9anb.
r@ut," faste iie bann Iebbaft uni
tprans auf. sd min teine SptelDer.
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Sbicft mir Die Nameu

FOLDER Yerionen, pom beueu Sbr pist, bab
lie pom @eitern Sieber befauen limb, nebit
irsenb welder @usabe, Die Sbr iiber bieiel.
ben ,u MAIDEN wiBt. I'D merbe serne bereit
ietn, oenielben seuaue Suformation iiber ben
Norbwelten uns beiieu Sufunitsausiidteu
81 ertbeilen wie aud iiber Die niebri9en Sabr.
preiie nod allen Yuntteu i'm Goromeiten.
@esen Ginselbeiten %abreiiire man an iraenb.
einen asenten Der &Ortberu Yacific @iienbabn
ober an
Gtas. 2. Sec, Gen. YaK. ag ].
16-3t. ct. Haul, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Nurtrefficbe 6eIe9enbeit.

Namilienperbdltniiie mesen bin i'd seion
men, mein al benz Gilman /: S%abrwe9e, neiln
Oteilen nOthli1 Don Sauf &apibs in Der Nds
be pon Stride unb Sdule 9eleseneS @e
idGftsaebdube nebit Mii9waaren9eidaft unb
einem Mder 9anb inter siiuii9en Sebinsuns
aen su perfaufen. Sir ben redten Vtann
feline before @elesenbeit. NGberes in Der Of.
flee bes ,,Norbftern" 3u erfraSen. 16-4
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9tenitaa, ben I. glprtI, 1902

sebn llbr morsens %besinneub, u%adseuannte
artifel oil ben SOdfbietenben ueriteisern
laIien: 2 @auade, 3Sabre alt, 2 Wdbreu, Z
Sabre alt, 2 Soblen, 3 Sabre alt, ID 8iibe pon
4 bis s Sabre alt, 4 Seifers II bis 2 Sabre
alt, 2 SuIs, l nno 2 Sabre alt, l Mtlnue-
apolis ginber, l Oeerin9 WGbmaibine, l
Qllmberpaeen, l Srudwasen, l Sprinswa=
aen, l i1werer S6littem, 2 Seureden, l Sd=
maIdiue, 2 Yusmiiblen unb ionii9e aderse.
rGibe aQer glrt. 8%ebinsun9eu: Summeu
bis SIS baar auf iolde iiber SIS ein Sabr i3eit
aeaen ,u Z prosent gut uerbiir9te Hoten.
&ubeu @eitel, @isentbimer.
Sraufgeuolfen, Sertei9erer. 1873
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Alten9lifde 9ftfrbraade.
Eutust In WereeKenbett 0eratbene WoIfSbes
%IMfteumeen Mno @ebraume.

Iu~fteaneen Mne @ebranme.
Die Drisinenen @ebrdude. bic in frii>
beren 3eiten aud in England bic Oftern
gu einem Sriibltnss> unb Greubenfeite
ftempelten, finb in benz Der. a0nisretae
ldnsft in @~erseHenbeit seratben, unb
auBer ettpas 8lumeni9mud unb feiers
li9en @ottesbienften tennaeidnet bsute
tein beionberer 2%anbesbrau9 ben Sab
restas Der @uferiebuns bes WelterlDz
fers.
Das mar ni9t INNER 10. Triibsr
aps man am Sftermorsen binaus in bic
TN eriten 2enai9mud pransenbe Sea-
tnr, sriiBte chamber nit benz froben
3uruf: nGbriitus lit eritanben!" unb
taui4te, tpie nod beut' i'm 3arenrei9e,
Oitertiife. @on bunter Mannisfaltiss
fett tparen bic Sitten unb 9ebrGude.
nit benen bas . fterfeit besansenpurbe.
Sic entipransen fait ale naiper Gem
aesfreube uno liefen auf 9armlofeN edes
reien apifhen MGb9en unb 8uri9en
btnaus.
sSn ben 9Drfern Der @raff9aft
gortibtre beraubten bic 8urI9en am
Sfterionntag bic Mdo9en ibrer S9ub=
f9nauen. 0ieie reban9irten ii9 bann
am Montas, tnbem fie ibren @erebrern
unter biel SpaB slei9 S9ube unb
S4naIen aufammen pesnobmen. Dim
Mittno6 nurben bann bic eroberten
9egenitdnbe na6 Grlag elmer tleinen
9elotare segenfeitis pieoer aussez
tauf9t, unb BON benz GrlDie peranftalz
tete man cine MISUNDERSTANDING NIT
oblisatem rSaniD"= Pubbing.
Iuf einen anberen luitigen Sfterz
brau9 1T bic S8ene 8uriid5ufiibren, bic
unier Bib BARTLETT. 2ieb ii6 am Sfter@
montag Elm MGb9en auf Der Sorfz
ftrabe bliden, 10 mar iie alsbalb BON
elmer S9aar iibermiitbiger 8urf9en
umrin9t, unb i'm Nu fab tie fi4 bon
trdftisen Irmsn bo4 iiber bic &Dpfe
meg emporgeboben. uno ite f4pebte
bann apilaen 9immel unb @rbe, Big
tie ii6 baau peritanb, fi9 NIT einem
&uBaen ober elmer tleinen Summe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Die iuscnannten 9aIuren bon Der
Salanirfer 8ruberf9aft in !Sale a.
g., propina Sadien, iiberreiden felt
LANCER 3eit ale Sitern benz &Dnis unb
Der aOnisin BON preuben, fopie ben
iibrigen Mitsliebern bes fDnisliden
6aufes rotbe. blaue, tpeibe unb selbe
@ier.
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Seine WuSnatMe

madt IN meinem @el6dfte bic Saifen,eit.
au6 wdbrenb oieier 3eit fiubet man bel mir
ale @aaren, bic gum Saiten p%orseibrieben
iino, ais: Sdrinse, SLIDE, unb mas ionii im=
9e6rdu9li6 lit. Subem iinb meme Spe=
3ereien slei6 gut, wie isnft i'm Sabre, uub
meme Sadwerfe fOnnen nidt iibertroffen
@as INNER fir cine quite Mabl;eit>
wiini6enswertb ut. finset man ftets BET
SeD. Sincnbranb
ct. 9loub, Wimu.
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Neritei9ermna.

Der unterseidnete mirb auf ieiner pier
Meilen iiibweil,6 BON Mbanp selesenen
Sarm am
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-11-06
Sent to Prison for Life

Kenosha, Wis, Oct. 31.-Dan
Ginger Avery, colored, the self
confessed murderer of his sweet
heart, Rachael Davis, a Milwau-
kee colored girl, will spend the
rest of his life in the state prison
at Waupun. This was the SEN
tence imposed on him by Judge
Belden in the circuit court. The
man pleaded guilty. Avery re-
ceived the sentence of the court
with a smile, and in another
minute he was back in his cell
singing "My Old Kentucky
Home" and other Southern
melodies.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-11-06
Slabs His Playmate

Kenosha, Wis, Oct. 31st.-In
fit of anger Herman Beam, an
11-year old boy, made an assault
on his playmate, Mary Larsen,
Is years Of age, and stabbed her
with knifeso that she will prob
ably die. The hoy WIS not
allowed to go to school because
one of his sisters was i'll with
scarlet fever. After school the
children gathered to play and the
Beam boy joined them. Mary
Larson told him he ought not to
play with the children, but ought
to go home. This made him so
angry that he attacked her with
knife. The boy is the son of
a widow.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-11-06
Guests Taken From Window

Ironwood, Mich, Oct. 31st.-
The Curry hotel was damaged by
fire to the extent of 1000 toda y
The fire originated in the laun-
dry in the basemnnt and spread
so rapidly that several Of the
guests had to be taken from the
upper story windows by ladders.
The flames broke through the
irstsfoor but quick work by the
firemen, saved the building.
Samples displayed by travelling
men were damaged by smoke
and water. The losses are fully
covered by insurance.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-11-06

q TFason,
apag the p %e 1psS sesgss big store
in this City, r!ssc,e Is Cd: a. letter
j from. bissdaughter.1. Flora Schu-
BERT from. .Butte,'si <Mont!; in
which !. she stated that She was
engaged to be married e,t !. f. q Huron
Kimball next month.
Thefather strenuously opposed
this marriage and the shock of the
announcementof the approaching
marriage so effected him that he
suffered a stroke of paralysis
this afternoon and he is in a ore
carious condition.
Mr.. Schubert objected to Kim
ball, because of his brothers.
elopement witha married woman
a year ago.
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Shoots Girl Down.

Racine, Wis, Oct. 31.-Ru-
dolph Janoshak, a we'll known
young musician of this city, shot
Anna Sharbart last evening as
she was standing in front of her
parents home. Three shots
were fired. The first bullet
grazing the left side of her head
The shot being fired SO close to
her face that the powder blinded
her eyes and the fire singed her
flesh. She fell in a sWoon.
Janoshak again fired as she
lay on the ground. the sound Of
footsteps caused him to raise
the gun and the bullet crashed
through the front window of the
Sharbart house and just grazed
the head of a boarder. He was
running as he fired the third
shot. and then !. disappeared.
Miss Sharbart soon regained
consciousness, and it was found
that the only injuries she had re-
ceived were as given above. A
big crowd joined in the search
of the assailant, who was found
near Turner Hall. Threats of
lynching were heard as the Off
GERS drove away hastily and took
the prisoner to the county Jail.
Janoshak had spent most of
the day in saloons on the north
side. When he reached the
Shar bart house last evening he
asked the girl, whom he found
out in front, if he might call on
her. She refused his request
and the shooting followed.
The young woman as we'll as
her parents, it is understood,
disliked the young man. He
had never been encouraged to
come to the house and the young
girl says that he has followed
her on all occasions and tried to
force her to receive his attentions.
/ Rudolf JanOshak has resided
in Racine several years. On the
death of his father, a year ago,
he was bequeathed considerable
property and this he soon
quandered. For some time he
has slept in barns and vacant
buildings. He has said De was
wiling to plead gailty
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When the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight
Hills was a seminary STUDENT, it is
said that he prided himself on being
more proficient in modern languages
than his fellows. When it came his
turn to say grace in the "mess-
room," he persisted in saying it in
French until he was cut short by
the gruff. remonstrance Of a wild
western theologue-"Oh, here, Hill
lis, cut that"
81 suppose you object to what you
don't understand" retorted Hills.
'1t amt that" replied the other,
$50 much as that I don't believe the
Lord himself knows what you are
saying."-New York Times.
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FIN"
r. Hoff in the course Of his speech
accepting the presidency Of the asso-
citation told the following story: "a
lady was passing through the wards
of an overcrowded military hospital
when she suddenly encountered two
men saving and hammering on
some boards. She looked at them
in some surprise and wonderingly
asked, What are you doing there,
my men" They looked up at her,
and one Of them said: What are We
doing? Why, we are making a cof-
fin; that's what we are doing "A
coHn she asked. For whom are
Fol making coffin & Ter aat
.oW over hat Don
aa
ia no
Re
lte taa n
BOY
ats a were to- die
GaHt Eol pooe i work Z
A9 The men said IRE can post
10ae ii The doctor told us to
make the coffin, and he El39'a what
be gave him.
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Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure. Sold by Frost and
Spies.
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bronchitis For twenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith, Of Danville,
H., writes: II had bronchitis for
twenty years ard never got relief
until l used Foley's Honey and Tar
which is asure cure" Sold by Frost
& Spies.
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Manitowoc, Wis, Oct 81
Burglars forced an entrance in
to the hardware store of the
Rand & Romer Company and at
tempted to blow open the safe.
but were unsuccessful. They
took the contents of the cash
register, $50, and knives, razors
and revolvers worth SIS. Home
talent is suspected.
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o.. 1E.naee aongh cure.

Is The ony hatm1ess cough 6r-
61at gives quick ree CO s
Coughs, Colds, Group, Beonral'
Whooping Cough Pneumonia, as
ma, La(rrippe and all Throat. Chest
and Lung troubles. l got soaked 5y
rain, says Gertrude b. Fenner. Nun.
Gle Ind, and contracted a severe
cold and cough, | failed rapidly, lost
48 lbs. My druggist recommended
One Minute Cough Cure. The frs t
bottle brought relief; several cured
me- I am back to my old weight,
I48 pounds. One Minute Cough
Cure cuts the phlegm, relieves the
cough at once, draws out infdm-
alton, cures Group. An Ideal rem
edy for children. Sold by Fox
Bros.
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Had Confidence In the Doctor.

At the annual meeting of the As
ISOLATION Of Military Surgeons of
the United States Major John Van
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SOCIETIES.
S. III. AND E. +. OF A.

Aid. No. 6, Morgonstiernan. Meets every
Thursday evening at s O'Clock, at 0. P
Johnson's Hall. Brothers in good standing
are cordially invited to attend
President, Ole Wannebo; Vice President
Mike Larson; Secretary, P. kjarwick;
L. A. SimOnson. Marshal, Ed. Stone;
Chaplain. Kasper Wangberg; Guard, J ames
Fossum; Trustees. Ole HOvind. Ole Aune; H.
p. AXelberg.
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sc. G.. c." on Every Tablet.

Every tablet of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept nc other. Beware of fraud.
Al druggists 1oc.