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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Special to Central Labor Union.

All delegates representing the var
ious trades OF town are requested to
meet in conjunction with the Carpen-
tiers at p. m. tonight. 1t is also re-
quested that full, attendance OF Car
pente be present.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
ASSIGNMENT MADE.
Regular Army officer Detailed to make
Inspection of National Guard.

Word has been received here that
Capt. T. j. Lewis OF the End cavalary
had been detailed by General Ghaffee
to make the inspection of the Nation
al Guard of the state. The inspec-
ton will begin with Company b Of
Ronceverte. The Second regiment
will he inspected first.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18

REMEMBER, Clyde e. Jacobs, keeps
a good grade of goods, and sells them
at reasonable prices. A visit to his
store and you will be pleased
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18

BosToNIAN shoes afford firm "un
derstanding. Clyde E. Jacobs has a
full line of them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
The Acme Book Store
The City Store. Carlow Building.

ONCE you try it you'll always buy it.
The Model Bakery's malt bread.
HAVE you noticed the popularity
of the white mercerized stripe shirt
waist-just the thing for spring
wear, and for warmer weather, the
lace stripe2 You will find an elegant
line of this class of merchandise at
Werner Fortney d Co.'S.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
s1s--'77- =--7--7
GRAFTON TOO
Is TO be Connected With the Outside
World by the Trolley.

Reports from Grafton are to the ef-
feet that the town is to be connected
with Clarksburg and Fairmont as well
as Morgantown by trolley before very
long. 1t IS stated that Henry Schmul-
bach of Wheeling is behind the plan
which is expected to be carried out be-
fore very long.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18

Billiard ana rOoI Room for Sale.
Best and finest equipped billiard
and pool room in town, doing good
paying business, at a bargain.
Call or address C. L. ST CLAIR.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18

THE second hundred of those shirts
in at Clyde e. Jacobs, 39c each.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18

SUIT cases from $3.50 to SIS. 90 at
Clyde e. Jacobs.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Our Sping
Opening

Vases of all styles and sizes
suitable for all kinds of flow
ers. We have them at all
prices. See our stock-al-
ways a pleasure to show goods
here.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-04-18
Valley Wood Working Co.,
CONTRACTORS
Office and Works on Deck
or's Creek, east OF City.

Doors, Sash, Shooting, Siding
and Ceiling.
Dealers in all kinds of building
material. Stairs and inside finish
a speciality.
Estimates for all kinds of build
ing work cheerfully given at any
time.
Let us hear from you.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-12
Carpet
Drapsry Dept. Special
THIRD FLOOR.

Lot 1-Odd Lace Curtains, corners
and half pairs, worth up to H0,
while they last, Csc each.
Lot 2-Odd Lace Curtains and cor
ners and half pairs, worth up 20 $50,
while they last, SOC each.
Lot 3-Odd Lace Curtains and cor
ners and half pairs, worth up to $3.50,
while they last, sec.
Ruled swiss Curtains, all sizes,
patterns, special, H.19 pair.
Rufied Swiss Curtains, all sizes, pat
terms, special. S1.2o pair.
Rufled Net Curtains, extra fun,
ruffie lace edges and insertion, lbs
pair.
Rufied Net Curtains, extra full,
rufie lace edges and insertion, $2.25
pair.
Nottingham Curtains, no end of
~variety-pricee $500, $3.50, S1.25, sec, SIC
and S9c-worth double What we are
selling them for.
25c each, all at, each, 10c,
Window shades, odd lot, some worth
up TO soc each. while they last, each
10 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-12

Large Comfort Rattan Rocker, the
$50 kind, at S3.3S.
Dressers, finely finished, with large
French mirror, special, 1913.
Go-Carts on sale, Monday s7,4s, $685.,
$5.9s. 1896, 1924.
Children's Cribs, fitted with woven
wire spring, choice Of %colors, s5.6s.
Seats-just the thing for a corner or
used as a window stool-upholstered
top, special, each, s1.19.
Oak open Bookcase, each S1.S7.
Folding Beds, fitted with supported
springs. S11.S5.
Kitchen Cabinets-see our new line
extra special our W pattern
Kitchen Cabinet T~able-ntted with
bins-drawer moulding board, top IL
arranged with shelves, etc.-the regu-
lar $3.50 kind, special, S5.4S.
Mattresses, full size, S2.1O.
Woven wire springs, each, S1.1s.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-12
Come and Inspect Our LaCOS
and Trimmings

LINEN sUITINGS-1OO pieces for shirt
waist suits. These cloths are exception
ally fine and are shown in all colors in
dots and stripes, the most effective and
serviceable fabric of the season, on sale
Monday at To-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-12
Trunks
In Basement

In any particula
line, but bargains
vcrything--trunks Va
Uses, telescopes, S u
cases and bags of all
kinds.
Our new stock is winning.
1t will he a pleasure to look it
over, even a greater pleasure
to sec the prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-12

most elegant line of spring shoes and sandals that ever met the
sunshine of a spring day,
Ladies' Pat. Colt Louis XIV heels, turn soes, A to D.. 500
Ladies Vici Kid, patent tips, hand turned oxfords, genteel
and easy, A to $50
Ladies' Vici Kid, patent tips, mock welt oxfords, Cuban
heels, nice street walking so
Ladies Vici Kid, patent tips, Goodyear welt extension
sole oxfords, hub toe, military heel, street shoes.....""2.5O
Dorothy Dodd pat, kid strap sandals, very dressy, A to E2.50
evening wear~-.~~~.:....~l~.w...........~ 200
We ire also having a 1888 ale Oh mems shoes No such values we're evr
shown in Omaha Also a 81 90 sale On ladies' high lace boots an oxfWds.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-12
Specials
Rope POrtisres and
Carpets

We have Just received a large ship
ment of Rope Curtains n Nalances,
that we are placing on sale at about
half their value.
2.75 Valance for single doors n
windows, special, S1.95.
$3.50 Valance for single doors and
windows, special, $3.50.
SS.75 Rope Curtains, all colors n
styles, special, 2.75.
ISIS Rope Curtains, all colors and
styles, special $3.50.
Portleres, Tapestry and Rope, a
complete line at special prices, odd
ones at S1.49 and S1.95 each, worth up
to $500 each.
Tapestry Squares, 24x24 inch, worth
75c TO 800 each, special at 29c.
Siloline and Japanese Crepe, spe-
cial quality, reduced to $50. all wool
extra super, regular CSC quality, re-
duced to 46c.
Union Carpets, reduced to CSC.
Large Tapestry, Brussels Rugs,
10-6x9 feet. regular S14.OO, reduced to
Sl0.4S.
Special Mating sale of the fine
weaves. regular sc, 4Oc and SOC quail
tty, at &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
HARD WATER KILLS.

BY reason of its perfect purity, Crystal
Water possesses the power to dissolve and
take from the system the poisons that
cause disease. When used as directed We
guarantee it TO at once relieve a vast
maiority of the common ailments, such
as indigestion, stomach and intestinal fer
mcntation, constipation, nervousness, irri-
liability, kidney pains. rheuma tism, lum-
bago, sallowness, blotches, the troubles
peculiar to women etc, which are caused
by the enormous quantity of lime and
alkali in invisible solution in the waters
of southern Kansas. Five gallons Of
Crystal Water costs $50, of which we re-
turn S1.OO for the empty container, MAX
ing the water cost ten cents gallon.
Let us send you an order with the ex-
press understanding that you are to use
it as directed and if not entirely salts
factory we are to return your money.
Please order by phone or let us know
where you are and we will send a man TO
talk it over. The Holland Yeast Co,
distiilers and distributors, 627 Murdoch
avenue. Old phone, 91S; new phone, 1221
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10

Blue Ribbon Baking Powder. guaran-
teed equsl to Prices or Royal. at half the
price. Made in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
INVASION OF THRESHERS.
Three Train Loads of Them Coming
to Wichita.

There Will be an invasion Of threshing
men during the coming week. II viii be
an event for the people Of vast scope
Of surrounding country from which this
city will profit not only on account Of
the money that will be expended here.
but also because OF the reputation the
city will gain In being considered by
large manufacturers 80 be the center Of
the agricultural machinery trade OF the
west. The dates viii be May y and II.
There viii be az least three train loads
OF machinery in the cisy-three train
loads. remember-aggregati fifty OF
sixty cars.
The ]. I. Case company alone viii have
thirty cars on the side track just north
OF the Santa re depot. With the train
VIII be monster steam caliope that
viii discourse sweet circus music TO en-
tranced multitudes. The headquarters
here viii be at the store Of Simmons &
CO. Mr. BeasBey. the travelling man OF
the company for this territory. as ~sll
IS (. w. Simmons and J. II. McPherso-.
are doing all they can 20 make the e.
terprise a success.
The avery Manufacturing company VIII
have Z train equally as large ard 81
EQUAL attraction to rot only TIRE visitors
but TO the people q Wichita generally.
II xiii also be or the Santa Re tracks
and viii Be handsomely decorated A
great many CT the chief rcz of ;he con-
rzi.t.es-gocd fellows. toc-wi1 Be with j.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
BIG PURCHASE
OF OIL LANDS
Wichita Parties are Interested
in Nyoming Field
OWN $4,000 ACRES
VIM. Mathewson Has Closed
Deal for Valuable Property

William Mathewson, in company with
a number of other Wichita parties, has
purchased 1900 acres of Gil lands in the
Green river basin in western Wyoming
and viii develop it. Mr.. Mathewson
spent some weeks in that country and
was SO well pleased with the prospects
for good oil aad gas finds that he imme-
diately secured options on a large acre
age OF land and started driilers to work
developing it.
MI Mathewson went to Wyoming to
investigate the reports of great oil wells
in that country. a number of other
Wichita parties were interested with him
in the proposition to develop the field
He had plenty of capital to close up
some good propositions and after care
fui examination OF the country and con-
ditions began making purchases wherever
he could find land for sale that gave any
evidence of giving returns.
The section which Mr.. Mathewson and
his associates are working is yet com
paratively undeveloped part of the oil
lands of the western states There are
some firms which have drilled wells and
have received good returns for the
money invested, but it is an undeveloped
field. The wells are few and far be-
tween and the country until short time
ago was almost inaccessible because OF
few railroads. The rails have done Won
ders in that territory now and Wyoming
promises to become one of the great oil
producing states. The field is large one
in fact its extent is hardly known at the
present time as the prospecting has been
confined TO a comparatively small area.
The oil is reported of the finest quality
and is found at no great depth and SEEM
ingly in unlimited supply. Mr.. Mathew
son now has several outfits at work on
his possessions and also a number OF
wells flowing oil.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
CHANGE IN COUNTY OFFICERS.
A. D. Taylor viii Become County Su-
perintendent Monday.

Tomorrow morning there will be a
change in the office of county supeTin-
tendent. Mr.. a. d. Taylor, the super
intendent elected by the Republicans last
fall. will take his office tomorrow. The
present incumbent. Mr.. Sence. will con-
tinue in the office few weeks making
out reports and finishing up the year s
school work Mr.. Sence viii present the
diplomas to the students in the county
who graduate from the eighth grade this
year.
The legislature passed the law making
the superintendent office date from the
second Monday in May Of the old year.
although he is elected the previous fan
This change was on account of the work
Of the school year not ending until about
the middle of May, and If the superin-
tendents change at that time it means
an entire change in the working of the
schools, and it is believed that under the
new rule the schools aud teachers VIII
be materially aided.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
AFTER LONG SERVICE.
J. A. Scanland Leaves Employ OF Har-
Vester Company.

Mr. ]. a. Scanland, who has been in
the employ of the Mccormick Harvester
Machine company at their general offices
in this city since they were established,
has resigned his position.
During the FIVE years that he has been
connected with the company. he has won
the most sincere friendship OF all those
with whom he has been associated, and
who regrets that he is no longer to be
among their number. As a token Of
appreciation and high esteem in which
Mr.. Scanland IS held by all those con-
nected with the Wichita agency, they pre-
scented him with beautiful diamond ring,
and their best wishes for HIS success VIII
foIolw him wherever his duties may call.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY.
Mr.. ard Mrs. chss. Fiohr Were Con
xirfeS AZ AHA

The trial 81 Charles FIohr and Emma
FIohr fer grand larceny. IN the stealing
o. the drEg stock az Dr. c II Richards
came to a termination Friday night after
: trial Of ore week and ore dag. together
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10

with several rlght sessions Tks sasT
va ost bit ~ 1sureuts zai refarz.e'i
= verdict II gallfy sszfnss h,efk Hr ard
Mrs.. Fchr snr gard larcsrY. Taese are
rAe witness vho tssti1el azziz.gt i'r
Rseksrds an1 x4Se "a fie es=e AZ Neaits-
wherein Dr. ard Mr. TsSrhzr1s wsTr tF1s1d
scr tAs nsai-izeasssezs q Al izsazt ala
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

8erfte am fetdten Daft. S9tdau
fabri5irt ieBt bauptiddlid adnDnenz
boote uno Sorpeoofa6raeuge uno mo-
mentli9 auf lesterem 9ebtete bat er
IS au elmer unerrei9ten Meiterinaft
qebrudt. aber audi sroBe Sceanz
oampfer bat er gebaut. 10 8. .. Den
Oampfer r3uifer 5riebri4", rpelfer
aQeroinas ntnt gang Die in Iusltht
aenommene S9neatateit errei9te uno
beshalb pom Rprooeutf9en 2lo1o
uidt iibernommen iDuroe.
Siibpeitlid BON Oun5is, uuf fdo=
ner 5a6ritrabe leidt gu erreiden,
fomulen mir in bas 9ebiet Der fdfubtz
5hen Sdpeis, cine berrltde Seenz,
Siiaelz unb @alolanof9aft, oeren
Miftelpunft Der 331 Dieter 6o6e
Sburmberg, Die hO4fte @rhebuns
aniiden benz 6ar5 uno benz an Der
afiatifden Gren5e Guropds belegenen
uralqe6irae bartlett. Sn oieier tbnl=
liiden @egenb batten ii9 friiher Die
M6n9e angeiiebelt unb bus 4lofter
gartous gebaut, nel6es freili4 ldnsf
perf9punben tit, uber ieinen Ramen
elmer freunblihen Ortfhaft oiefer Sc
senb 6interlafen bat. Dtr ~brinsen
BRET 4~bbifbungeu aus Der tufubii9en
Sdneis, tpelde benz freunblihen Be-
fer einige 9lan5puntte biefer 9egeno
bdrbieten. gs 1T ndmentlid Der Wdfz
ierreiftbum Der @egenb, nel4er ben
6anptreis ~berielben biloet. Wunberz
poIe, ffine, buhtenreihe Seen tDeroen
umrahmt bon palbgetrOnten 9iigeln.
Wer bic MGlberpraht bes 6itlihen
Oeuffdlanbs fuht, Bier fdnn er ne
finben. Gs lit Elm herrlihes Wdnbern
in biefen hodgep0lbten 8udeabanen.
pelde 10 oft itimmungsDolle Musz
blide auf meitaebehnte. nit ipolDiger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Srauellbur9.

lire f9onen unD oft einen iehr hohen
&unitpertb reprdIentirenoen Steinz
meBdrbeiten BON 6obem @ert6. go
befuB emit fat ieoes 9aus ieinsn gets
f6lag, Bis aud bieie Senfnale alter
53eiten ben Nnforberungen Der Jeeusett
in ben meiften StraBen Dei6en mug
ten.
Cine beionoere Mertuirbisteit Der
alien 9an5iser patrisierbdufer beitebt
in ben auBeroroentlih pielen unb bo=
ben 5enftern, tpel6e in Der s5aeabe
angebradt iinb. Sine Stabt BON
9las" baben dltere 9efhihtsf9rei6er
San5igs biefe Stabt senannt uno in
Der Shat tit Der erfte giuorud, ben bic
auBeroroentlth pielen unb bp6en SEN
fter auf ben 8ei9auer MAIDEN, Elm
berartiger, baB iene 8e5eidnuns ge=
re6tfertigt er16etnt. = 9us moberne
9on5ig bat unerbings NIT bieier lie
berlabung an Senfterf6etben gebrpz
6en, nur nod bic dlteren 9e6Gube err
innerr an bus gldferne San5ig frii6ez
rer Sahrbunoerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

fir unier Bolt eriperben. Der Staat
aber, pelden 5rteortd 8ilhelm be-
grunoete, er6telt ieinen 9eidmmtna<
men BON Der gu Dina abgetretenen
eAemalisen polnifaen proDin5 preuz
BEN, neil Der na6 Der 4~onigstpiirbe
itre6enbe &urfurit 5rteorid oer9rttte
(ber ais 4Dnig ben Hamen 5rieort9
Der grite fubrt) bieie @iiroe ni4t fir
8rdnoenburg erlangen fonnte, nab
enolofen gerhanblungen' init bem&atz
fer aber Die aDnigstrone fir pds od=
mulige 9er5Ogtbum preuBeu err
belt. Was fir ben prunfliebenben err
item preuBenfOnig, nel4er ii6 I'M Is.
Sduuur 1701 in G0nigs6erg feierltd
trOnen lieB, nur etne RangerbO6ung,
ohne ieoe Mu9terpeiterung mar, bat
fi4 in Der 5olse dls ein ft~autsmdnniz
f9er Oft BON GROCER 8eDeutung err
pieien- Hiemano 6at bic grlanz
guns Der 80nigspIrbe in YreuBen
NIT grDBerem Ru9orud unb nit mebr
9ant6arteit anertannt, als Sriebri9
Der GroBe.
X X 4
9ort mo Der HogatfluB in einem
bretten Delta in ous frifhe 6dff aus=
miinoet, liegt bic 5Deite Staot Weft=
preuBens, bus ii4 iest mG4tig entz
Dtdelnoe gliding, etpd $4,000 Gin
pobner sdhlenb. 6ier liesen Die gro
BEN S6tffsbauperften BON S9i6au,
elmer pelt6erii6mt getporbenen 9anz
belsgeieQidaft. pelde ieit6er audi in
Oan5ig Elm sroBartiges 3peiggefdGft
erridtet bat. Ser 9riinber biefer
5irmd mar elm Mdnn BON d6nltdem
Raltber pte 41freb 4rupp, aus gang
tleinen 4nfdnsen bat er fi6 emporgez
urbeit.t troy Der unsinfigen Gage Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

belegen, es nGdit raid gu einem Der
belebteffen 8ooeorte beran. Die Rlnz
ftergebdubeS lipa's finb faft nod poa=
ftdnDig erbalten, oas 8lpter purbe
erit I'M Sabre 1929 dufselDft unb bic
pra4tpolle Stride, oeren HieIenoreel
melt unb brett beribmt lit, btent beute
Der fatbolii9en Srtssemeinoe als
9otteshaus. 9ier purbe 1860 Der
5rieben BON Olipa dbgei9lpfen.
Ourh biefen Srieben trat Der &onig
BON golen feline 4nfprii9e auf S9pe=
ben ab unb goleu Iopobl als S6ue=
ben anertdnnten Die undb6dnaigfeit
8reuBens %. +. bes bdmdligen auf
Die 9ebiete Der iesigen 8ropins Dit
preuBen be6rdnften greuBens)
an. Oumit purbe Der groBe &urfiirit
Der anerfannte 6erri9er i'm bdmaltz
gen PreuBen unb ben 8olen mar Der
3ugang our Office p%erfperrt. Die
gan5e Siotiite Der Office lit bur9
5rieorth Wilbelm's S6atfraft benz
Seutf9t6um erbalten geblieben. 6ier
in Slipu iteben mir ulio On benz 4nz
fanse Der neuen oeutfden @roBma9t
YreuBens. Ourh Die grtperbung
otefer Prubtna mar Der 9rp5e Rurz
fiirit aber nur BON benz einen ieiner
sroBen 5einbe, bon ben golen frei ge=
porben. Rad nie por berrfdten bic
Sdneoen in pommern unb an ben
ni4tigen Sbermiinbungen. OieIes
beutfde 2anb ben MuslGnbern su ent=
reiben, biloete ben gr0Bten Sheif Der
2ebensuufgabe ienes getpaltigen 5irz
fen. ST beliegte bic Sdneben auh
in Der rubmbOaiten Sdlaht Der preus
Bifd<branbenburgifhen gei1ihte, Bel
s~fehrbe[in purbe Der Ruhmesalana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

SeebanneI Danatss berentes 3eusntb
ablegt. Sn Der Mitte Der 4dngers
bride befinbet fih AUDI bos Rrabnt6or
ober audi Bios Rrabn genannt. Oer=
felbe bient beute nod tpie in frii6eren
3eiten gum Musbeben unb ginfeben
BON S4iffsmaiten unb gum Gmpor=
pinoen srDberer 2aiten, nur NIT benz
unteri9ieo, oos iest gu biefem 3ned
auf benz 8oben bes 9ebGubes cine Der
heutigen Sednit entfpre9enbe Maz
f9tne dufseiteat 1T, pGhrenb bic ca
ten friiber mittels apeier sepaltiger,
nod porbanbener HGber emporgepun=
ben puroen, in beren Snnerem 8auz
gefdngene ooer anoere 1hpere 8erbre=
der bur9 beTtdnbiges Gteigen BON
Stufe gu Stufe cine 1morehung Der
HGber unb bomit Elm 4nsieben oes
UNI oieie selesten 5aues herbetfibrz
ten.
9anais 5dblt jebt ungefG6r 49,
900 Ginpo6ner. Sc lit mad Soefd
Der sr1Bte GetreibeerportplaB gurpz
pas unb cine Der erften 6anbelsitGbte
oes beutiden Sitens. Namentlih Der
6ol3banbel lit, ne6en benz 9etreibe=
bunoel BON GROCER Seoeutung. 4u4
ptro oon San5is aus piel gernfein
perianbt. Die Stdbt pirb our6z
ftrDmt BON Der Mottlau, pelde unterz
1ulb DIS in bic Wet6fel miinoet. 8or
Rursem bat Sanatg in benz 8ororte
Heufabrpdfer einen 5rei6dfeu erhdlz
ten. Si6t babel bic Seefeftung Wet9=
Ielminbe.
Sdn5ig 6at Die erffen 8erfu6e nit
ben Gieielfeloern qemu6t unb Der duz
Beroroentli6 groBe grfolg, tpel6er
oamit er5telt nurbe, bat in Berlin bic
Rd9d6muno biefes unternehmens be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

nod heute, no er nur nod our 80rIe
oient. ginit nuroen 6ter Die 5efte
uuo 9elaee Der Sanoels6erren gefei=
srt; Die berri6enben GeI6ledter perz
fammelten ftb bier gu 8erdthungen,
Siloen unogriberfhaften batten bier
lire reselmdBiseu 3e6fdtten.
Wente fpGter enttanb unter Der
9errfdaft bes oeutf9en Sroens Der
gradtbau bes Sransistanerflof tiers
NIT feinem nunoernonen &reuseanq.
Saneben breiteten ii6 ldnge StraBenz
reihen aus nit ihren fdmalen 6Guz
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Sa Sanais betanntli9 5eituns III.
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fang BON Mauen unlgeben. in Die etne
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pirft. Sdon i'm Sabre 1871 tDoreu
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be. Die Qbnd1er Der Staot ueroen
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benz gang iterilen Sanbe enttpidelt,
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gang Dortreffli6.
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