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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
ARE THE CITY AUTHORITIES
AFRAID OF CONTRACTORS?

case against Robert kinE was dis-
missed Both men we're under A~n-
teac. Of death for holding up gam
biting house here and shooting Godfrey
prowse. the proprietor. two years ago
The case vas appealed 60 the supreme
court. A new trial WAS ORDERED Tor
King King comes from a pfoninsns
Italian family The ambassador at
Washington took up hia case year
aEo.
10th men wrra among the corxlets
who recently ereapud from the Utah
state ponitsntiarf.
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GOES FREE

ST.. JOSEPH. Mo. Nov is.--J0-
aeph Fufioug was released this
morning after being held until the
prosecuting attorney became con
vlnced that the Macdonald family
had no desire 60 prosecute him for
the killing Of the young millionaire,
Irving Macdonald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
.0L KING WINTER
ON BIG RAMPAGE
ZERO WEATHER ALL OVER MIDDLE WEST AND COLD WAVE IS
EXTENDING ATLANTIC sEAeoARo

CHICAGO. Nos. is.--Tha Middle
West Is stlIl In tts throes Of the cold
wave that spread over the country yes
terday. The thermometer IL hovering
around the zero mark IN Illinois. Iowa.
Nebraska, the Dakotas and Wisconsin
today. with q considerable fall of snow
IN a number % places.
The extreme cold of today In very
unusual for this time of the year, and
In some places r. doing considerable
damage. Stock are suffering IN the
Western States and e Il feared many
head % cattle VIII die from the ex-
p0Sure-
WASHINGTON. u. g, Nov. ~ The
weather bureau report says the lowest
Temperature recorded this morning In
the limited States was NJ Havre. Mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
Uncle Sam and the Baby Republic Make Haste in Planning
For the Construction Of the Big Ditch"---France Falls
Into Line in Announcing Recognition Of NewRe'
public and Cuba Turns Colombian
Advances Down

peared this morning At the state dc.
partment 90 present the official nos
tlfioation that France had recoE-
uiAed Panama. 10 IN expected that
the other great powers WILL quickly
follow the precedent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
B00DLERS
NOW have
AN INNING
PROSECUTION MAKES STRONG
CASE AGAINST MILLER AND
JOHNS. CHARGED WITH AT.
TEMPTED BRIBERY

CINCINNATI. o. Nov. Is --The pros.
ecution this morning finished its case
against u. v Miller. former assistant
attorney general q the postnfiice de-
psrtmsnt and Attorney Johns. charged
with attempted bribery In the postal
fraud cases
The prosecution made n much strong
er ease against the two accused mon
than was made az their FIRST trial
when the jury failed TO agree on a
verdict. Many material points To the
prosecution were added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
DIVORCED

CHICAGO. M, Nov. IA de-
cree OF divorce today was granted
60 Charles Ellison. ths well known
racing man aud owner 81 JudHs
HINES. from his wife. who ~ charg
ed with infidrlity. Otto Wnndsfiy
a Jockey. was named as co-reHpou-
dent The woman admitted thf
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
SITUATION
DESPERATE
INSURGENTS SMELLING DOMINICAN CAPITAL,
AND SURRENDER OF GOVERNMENT is MO-
MENTARILY EXPEcTED-AMERIcAN MARINES
HAVE BEEN LANDED

CAPE HAYTTl Nov fs.--kdviees
received this morning state that the
San Domingo insurgents sheiied the
city throughout last night. the gov
eminent artillery returning the fire.
Fifty marines we're landed from the
American cruiser Baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
WANTS $4,000
DAMAGES

aKainst the Seattle Electric COM
pany. Mrs. Hightower alleges that
her spine was badly injured several
months ago. by reason of the sudden
starting of a Madison street car.
from which she was in the act of
alightinR. She was thrown to the
ground. and claims that she will be
a cripple for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
Advances Down

date that he made visit TO IN
fuuta OF the new Panama severn
mcnt. lite was literally received.
The committee rrnm the depart
nont OF Cartakcna arrived AZ Colon
yesterday 10 try and make an AMIGA
bic settlement with Panama The
committee did not land but we're en-
tcrtaiuod on the flagship, com
mittce nom the tuuta met them this
morning and Informed them that u
was too late as this government OF
Panama u now independent and VIII
not retrare IL steps. The Cartakena
committee leaves tonight on the
royal mail steamer Isthmuz. All l.
perfectly quiet and there are no IN
dicatiens OF trouble anywhere.
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NO SETTLEMENT
IS IN sight

CHICAGO. Nov. fs-Bnt little head
way towards a settlement Of the big
Soufhside street car strike Was made
today. The mayor and aidsrmanic
board. appointed BY him 20 consider a
strike settlement met this morning.
bet nothing encouraging was accom-
piishfd. Representatives Of every car
union IN the city called upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

the Salt Lake railroad. suspected of
completely IN land frauds In hts de-
partment. was discharged this after
noon. Diss was.a member of the
fire commission and was prominent
socially and politically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
FROST KILLS
FEVER

DALLAS. Tex. I. ov. is.-The
state quarantine. against San An
tonic. because OF yellow fever. was
DECLARED Off today hY the governor.
The thermometer IL below the ffeeN-
iSE point. which II killing the plague
inIrfabeH.
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where II was Is degrees below zero
The cold save. which hogan on the
Pacific coast. has now reached the
Atlantic seaboard.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. n.-The cold
weather continues. with IN. thernom-
eter dropping lower steadily. The msr-
curr II hRnEfng around Zero all over
the state and Ira several places u il
below zero today. stackmcb predict a
great loss on the ranges
ST. LDrfs Nov. is--The thsrmnn-
cter Is unusually low here for this time
% year. and killing frosts are reported
In the Southern states.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Nov is-An
unusually cold wave IL being expert
cneed Ia Indiana today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
SLOT MACHINE MEN
SPRING A HOT ONE

towering but a few degrees above refo.
a uumhst - transfers were arrested
this maraius Cor eipekaaiuE ears.
More atnnsa were thrown than Yeaisr-
day. Indiana Aysnue trolley wires
cut. ard aiaa ne guy wires on the
Thlrty-ninth street line.
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SURRENDER EXPECTED

WASHINGTON. u. g. Nov. IA
William v, Powell. consul nj Port
.an Prince. has sent two cabiegrautH
Co the state department. one dated
November iG. says. The situation
il desperate aud unchanged. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. is-chair-
man Daion Of the Democratic city
central committee and Policeman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
CONVICTED

Garrett were today sentenced 20
five years Imprisonment and 5000
fine each for completely in naiurai-
ization frauds.
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MRS. nteHrowER CLAIMS Cal
STARTED TOO QUICK

Superior Judge Morris today is
hearing the $4,000 damage suit in
ntituied by Mrs. Roena Hightower
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DISMISSED

LOS ANGELES. Nov. is.-col j.
w. r. Dlss. right OF way agent for
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MOURNED BY
COMRADES

Alfred Lindsey. the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lindsey. died
Monday at the home of his parents.
206 Twenty seventh avenue south.
of typhoid fever. The little fellow
was 10 years OF age and had for
some time been in the employ of
The star as n carrier.
The funeral was held at o'clock
this afternoon from 81. Clements
Episcopal church. internent being
made Ia Lake View cemetery. The
Star carrier and newsboys attended
the funeral IN a body.
Among the many floral offerings
vas a large star Of chrysanthemums
and roses. tribute from The Star
carriers and newsboys. among whom
the little lad was a general favorite.
OMAHA. Nov. iS.-A further
hearing of charges against Senator
Charles X. Dietrich by the grand
Jury. has been postponed until the
latter end OF the week. No attempt
has been made TO arrest Senator
Dietrich. but he has Informed friepds
and indirectly the officers OF the
court that he viii return from
Washington at the earliest possible
moment 20 answer the charges now
against him. He says he VIII be
able to disprove them and show that
they were sprung as result of a
political animus against him.
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Will. BIZ:
shot

SALT LAKE. utah. Nov. is-JudEe
Booth this morning sentenced Jamcs
Lynch 10 be- shot January 3. t9oi The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-19
FRANCE RECOGNIZES PANAMA

WASHINGTON. u G.. Nov is
French Ambassador Jusscfand ap.
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roo LATE

WASHINGTON, u. G. Nov. L.
Rear Admiral Walker cables the
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WASHINGTON. %, C.. Nov. is
The main features OF the Hay
varilla treaty Tor the Panama canal
have been agreed upon and the
treaty Il being drawn up IN the
rough. Secretary Hay aud NJ.
Runaw Narilla held further con-
ference this afternoon
The details 81 the provisions n the
proposed treaty accepted by Seerc-
tary Hay and NJ. Hunaw Nartlla are
not made public. though it Is known
that With the exception Of being
more liberal 70 tho United States the
prey islons are very similar - those
OF the treaty turned down by the
Colombian senate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

Sreten, 10 geTrIerI a |IuIIuIlrt, unp
Bic Ranin1en ertranten, tpenn tie fol4e
gefrorenen Miibenf9eiben ober Robl,
blGtter gu ii4 nebmen. Manselt ea
at foeber senanntem @riinfutter, 70
muB biefes bur9 seto9te Rartoffeln,
gebriibte 9eublumen Lber &lee erieBt
tperben. Das Nabfutter barf aber aud
ntdt faulis ober fdimmelis fein. ba
es aud bann fir bic &anin4en nad>
tbetlig unb acknowledgements tpirtt.
8etanntli9 ion i'm Winter nur afpei>
NAL, Morgens unb Mbenbs, gefiittert
tperben. Oamit nun bic Sbtere bon
elmer Mablaeit our anberen ni4t Manz
gel baben, miifen ibnen seniisenb trdfz
tise Suttermittel seseben tperben, su
bener man 9afer, Mbfanmeiaen. 8leie
unb aeritobenen Mais rednet. Bel Der
Oarbietuns BON @riinfutter, ipie 3. 3.
Niiben, M0bren, Roblrabi ober Wru<
den. tpirb bas SrintbebiirfniB Der 3a>
rinden setpiB gar ni4t ober bod nur
in gang serinsem @rabe porbanben
fem. Oenno9 mub ben Sbieren td9z
Ii9 einmal etpas Wafer ober better
nod Mil9 serei9t perben.
Oas @inf9IGmmen Der
Wu 3 bon 8dumen unb pflan>
ae1 ieber Dirt nor benz @inpflanaen 1T
cine pi9ttse unb portbeilbafte, lei4t
arsaufibrenbe unb billise 8erfab>
rungsipei5e unb ma9t ben @rfolg UNI
10 bel neutrality-suspicious., bab Elm ieber
benfelben befolsen foute. Man bebt gu
bieiem 3ped Elm ettpa IL 3on tiefes
unb 18 3ou breites Sod aus, flint es
our 9dlfte NIT @aKer unb f4iittet
quite Grbe, bic geniigenb Sbon ober
2ebm entbdlt, bab bic nit @aRer pers
menste Mif9uns gut anbaftet, binau.
Man riibrt btefe gut bur9 unb iebt 10
biel @afer ober grbe binau, baB Elm
biinner 8rei entftebt. 9ie Wuraeln
bes 8aumes ober Der Pflanaen tperben
in biefen 8rei setau9t unb Der Baum
gefebt, obne baB Der 8ret getrodnet 1T.
9ie grbe in benz pflanalo9 feBt fid
fpfort unb piel f9neller an ben einz
gef9lGmmten Wur5eln felt als tpie Bel
ben setpDbnli9en Pflanametboben.
. r d all Der SerfeI
pber 2dufer fann man auf etnfa4e
,nb f9nele Weiie bur9 Raltpaffer
betlen. Man f9ittet cine grOBere
Menge 8alf, als ii9 l0fen lam, in Elm
@efdb NIT Wafer, riibrt Inn, lGBt ben
iiberf9iffisen Ralf gu 8oben iinfen
unb sieBt bas nun sriinli9 ausiebenbe
WaHer ab. 9abon eebe man cine babe
Biz cine sanae Safe bon ms SHUTTER.
9ie !9auptfa9e bleibt iebo9 ftets, baB
bic Sertel troden liesen unb ni@t iiber'
fittert tperben.
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Nur $500 ben u #

@ir babem 65, 900 gder gum gerfauf i'm
0fli6en gbeil pom Colorado. Seiner i6mar=
ger gobeu, auf benz aIe Sorten Srudt sesoz
gen merben fOnnen; fein Stein, fein Sanb
ober lei6ter 8oben unb nur cine Bis fiinf
Weilen pom &ieselme9 entfernt. Der &es
aenfau bort 1T BON Is bis 20 3ou idbrli9.
Cine nod ME baseweiene @elesenbeit, UNI
fem @elb 3u perbreifa6en in elmer furaen
Belt. 9ebinsun9: 5000 Mnsablun9 auf cine
Seftion, Der &eit auf 10 Sabre 3eit nit 6 Bro
Gent Sntereiie. giQi9e Sabrt ieben erten
unb britten Dienifa9 i'm Dtonat. We9en
NGberem menbe man li6 an 46=ba
She Stnber 2anb 60. ct. @Ioub Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

Rrdmpfe Bel aanariens
b DeeIn treten jebt Defenders bdufis
auf, unb atpar bat bies feline uria4e
in gu ~itarter OfenbiBe, pel9er Die
SPHERE bdufis aussefeBt perben.
Man9mal 1T aud srobe Grresuns
bur9 @9red unb Mneit, gu srelles
Sonnenli9t, Settfu9t, gu sroBe Nuf<
nabme bon 9anffutter pber 9alten in
gu ensem &dfis f9ulb baran. Man
erfennt bic &rantbeit baran, baB Der
@psel plDbli9 aufammenftiirat, babel
beftig audt, nit ben Sliiseln i4lGgt,
ben &ppf perbrebt unb fart 5ittert.
@orbeugunssmittel finb bic Nbiteaung
ber genannten f9dbli9en Ginflihe.
fnappes Sutter, ntel @riinfraut unb
tdglt9 Elm Sropfen Salafdure auf Elm
Weinglas Srintpafer. 8Ogeln, Die
an &rampfanfdGen leiben, lese ma
Watte unter pet9em papier in ben
&dfig, bamit fie fi9 beim Salen BON
Der Stanse ni9t gu febr bef9dbisen.
Bel einem Nnfau nebme man ben @osel
in bic 9anb unb eebe faltes Wafer auf
ben &opf. Wenn ii@ bic &rampfanz
fdue lpieberbolen folten, ipirb man
immer perfu9en miiKen, por alien bic
11rfa6e gu ersriinben unh biefe su be-
iettisen, um bic Mnfdue gu bermeiben.
Mls 9etlmittel Derfu9e man mod
SrtsperGnberung pber Sutterne9fel;
fiible Semperatur unb Elm Sropfen
Ricinus0l als Mbfibrmittel biirften
betlfam pirfen.
Mbgerabmt e SO Ill ala
9eiImitteI Die Mil9fur lit
nibts Neues; aber ptele ertpa9fene
perfonen nertrasen bic frif4e Mil9
ni9t unb man f9retbt bies benz 5ett>
sebalte berfelben gu. 9ie enslifden
@erate perorbnen besbalb abserabmte
Mil9 unb Der Grfolg mar in bielen
SGlen Elm 1ebr befriebigenber. Man
lGBt Tie IL Biz 18 @tunben iteben unb
nimmt barauf ben &abm ab. sic nirb
bann in Der Resel f9on cine GENTLE
Sdure angenommen baben. Sn btefem
3uftanb pirb fe felbit BON benz
f9pd9ften Masen sep0bnltd gut per>
trasen. Ser Mtl9senuB bilbet etae
ober mebrere @o9en lang bic einaise
Nabruns. Man fdnst nit fletnen
Nuantitdten an unb iteist auf bret
felbft Bis auf flint Nuarts tdslid.
Man tpenbet btefe &ur bauptid9li9
Bel Masenz unb 2ebertranfbeiten, Bel
Nteren= unb 8lafenleiben, fopie BEL
Mftbma unb Waferfu9t an.
SaIf9e unb e9te poIi>
Bel Steinen. Wenn man Otto
bol ober Metber auf bic betreffenbe
Jld9e aufreibt, unterf9eibet man TO-
fort, ob elm falf9er 2adiber5us ober
e9te Spieselung borliegt.
Riben ais g Il n
il r e / n d e n. SIM Winter
muB bas @riinfutter, bas i'm CONNER
unb 9erbft faft ben srDBtenS Der
Ranin9ennabruns ausmaht, bur9
Huntelz unb anbere &iiben erfebt tpers
ben. gs barf biernon iebo9 muir 70
piel auf einmal sefiittert tperben, als
bic &anin9en fofort aufaufrefen i'm
@tanbe finb. 6GIt man bic Sbtere i'm
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New Process
Steam-laundrV

Denn 10, bann MIRO es f9 gu1 Isbnen,
niGt auber M9t 5u lafien, bab mir guer 81,
9eutbnm bebanbeln, oils more es bas unferi,
&C.. Wir baben bic polHfdnbisfe @af9au.
faIt TN Norbmefen unb liefern erfer Rlafs
Arbeit. @ir 8ebrau@en fetne @bemifaliei1
mir perberben baber Cure So9en ni9t. @enii
SIR refine Mrbeit unb bette BebanbIun8 mont.
ssSsz bentt an uns. nniere 9reiie frS uieb.
ri8er oils fonfrpo, nnb MIR beforsen Cure 5a.
n,tlieuudf@e biQiser, alS SIR es felbtf tbun
t6rut. @rtudbiet lub ater5eust @u&. Dir
baben aseuten tn ben rr~urliesenbeu Stdbteu-
.. 3. Nepes 1axstftpaf@amnalt,
@i8entbiu1er.
DuuIe'S @ebd,ibe an s. Aue. Q. ct. Glonb.
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Ainnlfdhra Grmiith.

aiirali9 bate i9 einen poraellans
gbineien erftanben. Der fopfnidenoe
@efene ma9te tiefen Ginbrud auf bas
!6era metnes fleinen SD4ter9ens, lie
iponte i'm burhaus baben. I'm ibr
8ettelr unb Bitten gu BEL 9pt4tisen,
fagte i9 su ibr: sd perbe Dir ben
Gbinefen nererben, tpen1 i9 einmal
fterbe." Mber pie erf9rat i9 iiber bic
SUPPLEMENTARY, bic rur, berbOrbra9 unb
tpte bebauerte i9 metn en- pfinbfames
Rinb! Oa brinst lie unter S4lu4aen
berbor: rOas bauert ia a6er nod 10
fehr Idnae!"-
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Gin i9eues Hfera,

bas milb bappr lduft Der Strabe ent:
lang unb BITE Sniaiien atlabet, ODE,
Elm bunbert anbere 11nfdle itn6 Nll:
taSsereiSniiie. Sc Se3temt it@ fit,
etnen Seben, suuerldiitSe Salbe gu,
9anb 81 baben, unb ba eibt es tetns
70 CUTE alS 8udlen's Mrniea Salbe.
Branbwunben, S@nitte, g8eben, &C.
cema unb 9dmorrboiben p',i@wtnber
rai@ BET tbrer betlenben @trfuns. %
Gents tn IS. s. 9ubn's Mpotbefe.
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Cine iiberaus ,punbsrbole 9eilnns.

Soiepb 8. l1nberbtl pom Oolan6.
Sibbatota, iast: Sd babe pon ST.
rem Wbite Wtne Of Tar Sprup gro
zen Benefit sebabt. Sd bate einen
feft iitsnben 9uften, unb bie Docfos
rem saben ale 9offnunse. auf metne
@ieberseneiuns auf unb bteBen es
S9minbiu9t. Sd periu&te M0es
mopon. MIR b6rten. S&lieblt9 brong
elmer meme Treunbe tn mid, Sbren
@bite @ine Of Gar Sprup gu Sez
brau@en. Sd nabm anbertbalb Ella
5&e unb BIN ~politdnbis Sebetlt. Col
DE Mebi3in fam Id Semen eupfeb
len, mel9e 10 leitenb itnb, mie i@ es
ipar.
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sur &anoim6enoc.

SIM @oIben @anep, no ii1 iest bic bette
@ele9enbeit gum @nfauf pom 2dnbereien aub
uebernabme pom Seimfdtten bietet, fann
bas 2anb, ba bic Witterln9 bort itets cine
ausse3eidnete lit, serabe 10 gut in ben Win=
ter= ME in ben ioniisen Monaten bes Sabres
beieben merbeu. &aufufise mDgen ii9 uen=
ben an
Cob Uauep 2anb & Cattle 6 o.
Saba ct. @loub, Wiun.
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@elb IN berletben.

gluf cuItipirte Sarms sesen Iei9te 8ebins
grnqen unb 3l niebri9en &atet @elb 3l pers
leiben. @s rpirb fi9 gn9 Iobnen, Bet mir
por3uipre@eu, tpern sSbr cine MnIeibe onf
Cure Sarut MAIDEN rpolt. 18s1i
g. g. 0orMtatt. ct. gIoub. MinR
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&uuer erPrht.

g.: Scr alte 9err MiGer, Der Bel
mir i'm 9aufe pobnt, bat bur4 ben
3~ufammenbru9 hes 8antbaufes aud
fem gauges @ermDsen berloren."-
g.: rSas f9One, fauer ererbte @elb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

1lUU,UUU Sarmem in @tearns gonns
to-. Wenn sepiini9t. MAIDEN mir @nIeiben
auf Die Dauer pom sebm Sabrem unb seben
benz 2eiber bas @e9f, einen Gbeil ober bic
gauge Mnleibe in irsenb einem Sabre, bepor
fie fduis III, abaube3abIeu
Gecmrttp State 8anf,
51=4 CT. Gloub, Weinm.
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BnHhuft.

S rduIein $ r (au tbrer
jung berbeiratbeten Sreunbin, bic iebr
LANCE na9 einem Mann seanselt):
.Detn @atte tit ia gang nett-nur bat
ct 70 etnas @efu9tes an fi9!"
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gle einerbtlnrte Rrunkr.
49,. Mlfo @ndbise meinen cine Sur
In &ifiinsen nDtbis gu baben! Wo
feblrs benng"-rM9, bas iiberlaHe i9
gang Sbnen, 9err Mebiatnalratb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

6 r: .Warum lGbt Su Dir benin
Define @traBenfleiber INNER gar 10
lang mahen9"- rTa, mas foute
i9 benn fonft In Der einen 9aub tra>
der12"
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Gtu Croft.

Gin UrnJf.
Scr Mfefor bat mir meme 8raut
entfiibrt unb sebeiratbet; bas perbe
i@ ME bersefen!" 8erubise Did, er
au9 ni9t!"
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Die @lud1t nes GrTunpes.
9ausberr (auf Der Sotree leiie
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Surbbienft suiiben ct. Saul. Minneapolis. De-
lena. Butte. Spotane. Seattle uno Hortlano. ger-
binSunaen Der tpeitlib an gnbpuntten fir bic 6oos
tenai Geeen6. Oregon unb California Bnntte. Villas
ia. Sapan uno China. gerbinonneen IN ben Sfntl-
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gseftlib Iaufenb: SeftIib laufeno.
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I SO. 1 100 pm INo. z S:1S pm
= SO. % iber Siour 9th oia No. ~ uoer
Rinmar. 11:35 am Sulntp. Nftiasa u.
Sano1tpne 4:05pnt
No 7 10.5e nm $50. 8 4:40 pm
gSilmar eemireo eebi 1880 am.
SO. 1, 2. Z uno s laufen bia Clearwater.
*Spnntase auseenommen.
STIR Wappen. Sidets unb tpeiterei Snformation
fprebt Dor ifreibt an
8. 81. Netoe, 6. g. & &. r.,
ct. glpuo Ntinr.
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j. B. HIMSL
2tIbanp, stearnS County, Wtntt.

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benss, Seuer= unb Tornabos 8e ri9erun9en
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-12-05
ODD WILLOWS.
q

MARS LODGE. NO. 22o2, MEETS ~EC
ond and fourth "Wednesday in each ranth
for business and the third wednesday, TO-
instruction at Odd Fellows Hall; %iE I;
R. Hickman, p. S., 422 St. Anthony re.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, NO. 1853. ~. q
o. Of c. r. meets first and third Monday
in each month for business: second Mon
day for instruction. at Odd Fellows Hall.
253 East Seventh St.. Mrs. Margaret
Shepherd. M. N. c.; Mrs. Ida M. john
son, w. R.. No. GIG Marion St.
ST. PAUL PATR1ARCHY No ia,
meets the second Monday in each month
at Odd Fellows Hall. No. 263 f. Seventh
street All Patriarchs in good staI-ding
are invited to attend. w. r. Norris, NJ.
v. p; Thos. r. Hickman, r. w.; ". r.
Francis. V. r.; Geo. E. Lowe. W. +. r..
47S11 Wabasha.
PAST GRAND MASTERS COU'1C1h
No. 1913, A. +. and A. NJ, meets the seq
ond Friday in each month 1T Labor Ten
G. Nj. in good standing cordially invited
to attend: W. X. Morris, VI g. ~;
Anthony avenue, st. Paul.
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UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIEND
CAfD

NORTH STAR LODGE NO. 1873, U. B.
F., meets first and third Thursdays in
each month at hall No 80 Wabasha
street. Brothers in good standing al
ways welcome. F: 1. McGhee. w. M:
E. w. Lindsay, w. Sec'y, 343 Wabasha.
ST. JAMES A. M. e. CHURCH COZ.
Fuller and Jay streets. Sunday serv Ices:
IL 100 a. M: 1880 p. =. "Wednesday prayer
meeting, 800 p. m. Pastor yt:se1 on Non;
Thursday. Weddings, funerals anN a1e
sick attended on notice. Rev. J. c. AJces,
son. Pastor. $50 Louis st.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor.
10Th and Cedar. Sunday services: Preach.
ing at II a. m. and 7:45 n. IN. Sunday
school at 1890 O'Clock. Wednesday wen
ing general prayer meeting. Friday 'lven.
ing study Sunday school Lessen: Funerals
and weddings promptly attended, Rev. W.
D. Carter. Pastor. $50 Elfelt St.
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ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION.
corner Aurora avenue and Maekubin stree.
Sunday services: Early celebration Of HO'k
Eucharist, 1880 a. IN. High celebration o.
Holy Eucharist first and third Sundays,
100 a. m. Mathis, second and fourth
Sundays. HOO a. m. sumo schoos, 1890
10. Vespers, 1:30 D. m. Week services:
Wednesdays, confirmation class, 500 y. N.
Fridays, evening prayer, 500 p. m. Satur
days, Holy Eucharist, 8 A. N. Rev. Everard
Daniels, Rector. .. ..- y.