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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
The Plymouth Clothing House, Sixth and Ncollet.
about six years ago from James Rose its
owner. and the lease expired some ten

7 Z .
about six years ago from James Rose its
owner, and the lease expired some ten
months ago since which time it has been
used from month to month. The line runs
thru the most fertile district Of the north
west and has been showing larger profits
than any other equal distance of the
company's line in the northwest. The re-
ports submitted to the directors of
Canadian Pacific state the earning powers
Of the road at AZ per cent.
James Ross built the line many years
ago when he was a railroad contractor.
The reason Canadian Pacific has finally
purchased it, is that Canadian Northern
was bidding for it and Canadian Pacific
was advised by Mr.. Ross that the road
was for sale. It was therefore a matter
of necessity to purchase it. The pur-
chase will be financed at the same time
the purchase of the steamships and the
building Of new lines in the northwest
are provided for.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
The Fergus Falls cut.oH.

Special to The Journal.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, May THE chief
engineer of the Northern Pacific and a
party of other officials of the road, ar
rived in special car Tuesday and spent
the day inspecting the proposed cutoff
from the local branch to the main line at
Swanville. This cutoff will reduce the
distance to the twin cities by about thirty
miles and it is understood that it was the
decision of the officials that it would start
from point a mile and a half west Of
Henning instead of from Vining, as was
originally intended. A large force of men
was set to work this morning to straigh-
ten out curves on this division, and it is
evident that the company is preparing to
divert part of the main line traffic and
sent it this way.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
G. N. Summer Schedule.

i The Great Northern will apply special
summer tourist rate of a fare and third
to local points in Minnesota and North
Dakota from May Is to Sept 3d. Lake
and rail rates to points on the great lakes
will be in effect the same dates.
The steamer North Land will leave Du-
luth for Chicago on her first regular trip
June 20 and the North West will make her
first trip from Duluth to Buffalo June %.
The first trip for the passenger steamers
from Buffalo to Chicago will be made
June II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
PicnIcs. Attention.

If you are planning a picnic or excur-
sion, send us your address that we may
furnish you with description Of our ele-
CANT Casino building now being COM
pleted at Excelsior on Lake Minnetonka.
This. together with the beautiful picnic
grounds close by, affords the very best
Of accommodations for large or small par
ties. Address Lake Minnetonka Casino
CO., Excelsior, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
Rates for Conventions.

The Milwaukee road has announced
special excursion rates for the various
conventions this summer as follows: Trav-.
elers Protective association. Indianapolis,
June g; Modern Woodmen of America, In
dianapolis June II; National Educational
association, Boston, July 6; Christian En-
deavor society. Denver, July 9; Epworth
League, Detroit, July 16; Grand Lodge of
Elks, Baltimore. July 81; Swedish Sing
ers societies, Minneapolis, July 81; Grand
Army of the Republic, San Francisco,
Aug. II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
DR.. K1aKwoop,s INSTALLATION.

The installation of Rev. W. r. Krkwood, D.
D., as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church
of East N'inifred street and Greenwood avenue
this evening at 8 o'clock. The moderator Of the
OF st. Paul, Rev. ]. NJ. Fulton, D.
D., will preside and deliver the charge to the
people. Rev. w. H. W. Boyle, d. D., will preacl,
the installation sermon. and Rev. NJ D. Edwards,
D. D., will deliver the charge to the pastor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
AN ALUMINIUM PRODUCT
A Minneapolis Concern That Is Making a
National Reputation In Novel Field.

Aluminium, the lightest known of met
ais, has come into general use for almost
everything in which strength and light
ness are desirable aluminium cooking
utensils are turned out in great quantities
in a Pittsburg factory and a Minneapolis
inventor has made famous an Aluminium
Truss, which is SO light and comfortable
that it can be worn while asleep.
People who are not SO afflicted do not
know that about one person in ten suf-
fer from rupture. This would indicate
that there are thousands of truss wearers
in Minneapolis alone. When this is multi
piled by the millions of people in the
United States the number of those who
need a truss runs up into six figures.
The inventor of the Minneapolis mad
Aluminium Truss is F. M. Corlius. presi-
dent Of the Corlius Truss Co. Mr.. Cor
Illus has made truss fitting a profession
for twenty-five Years, and is recognized
as the authority upon this subject by
several hundred physicians in Minneapolis
alone.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
BUYS 3oo-MILE LINE

Canadian Pacific Pays $4,000, 900 for vau-
able Road.
Special to The Journal.
New York, May THE Canadian Pa
cific has purchased the Calgary &, Ed
monitor Railway. which runs from Cal
gary to Edmonton and Fort Mcleod, a
distance of 800 miles. The price paid was
s6.000.000 or the rate Of 100000 per mile.
The road has been part Of the main line
of Canadian Pacific and the Edmonton
Branch for some years. 1t was leased
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
|, c. c. Fixes Dates.

Washington, May THE intersta te
commerce commission has fixed the fol-
lowing dates for hearings: The proprie-
etary Association of America against the
New York Central ct al, involving alleged
unjust classification Of circulars, ETC.. at
Chicago, May 20; Glade Coal company
against the Baltimore & Ohio involving
alleged refusal to supply cars for coal
shipments at Cumberland. Nd, May Is:
W. r. Hearst against Philadelphia &
Reading railroad ct al, involving coal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
Michigan Central Annual.

Detroit, Mich, May 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Michigan Central railroad
was held here to-day with E. D. Worces-
ter and DIV. lHardee of New York the
only representa- tives of the eastern stock
holders present But one change was
made in the board Of directors, the cleo,
ton of j. P. Morgan to succeed F. S..
Winston of Chicago. The question of the
proposed international bridge across the
Detroit river was not discussed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

rates at New York, May 26; Aurora Mill
ing company against ST. Louis 6. San
Francisco, alleging violation of fourth sec
ton in rates on flour, at st. Louis, June
5; Charles A. Thompson against Pennsyl-
vania railroad, involving local rates, at
PittshurR. Nav 10.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
Low one way colonist Rates

On sale via Chicago Great Western Rail
way on the first and third Tuesdays in
each month to Sept Is. 1908, to points
west and southwest. For further inforna
ton apply to L. C. Rains. General Agent,
corner Nicollet avenue and Fifth street.
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

Are free from all crude and irritating
matter. Concentrated medicine only. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Very small; very
easy to take; no pain, no gripping; no purg-
ing. Try them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

At the annual meeting Of the Mexican Central
Railway company, yesterday Il. G. Creel bank
er. of Mexico, was elected a director to succeed
Richard Olney, OF Boston, resigned. There was
no further change in the board q :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

Do, you want to buy, sell or exchange
anything? If you do, you must tell folks.
The best way Is to insert an ad in The
Journals Classified Columns.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

Don't Buy a Plano Player Until You Have
Seen and Heard the cecl'ian
at S. w. Raudenbush e Co.'S new parlors.
Dayton block, TIC Nicol1et avenue, second
floor
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
CARNEGIE IS DECORATED.

New York, May 7.--Andrew Carnegie has been
decorated with the order OF Bolivar second class
as benefactor to humanity says a Herald dis
patch from Caracas, Venezuela.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

Mems Nightshirts 39c
Mems fine muslin Nightshirts,
worth up to $l.25, handsomely
trimmed with fine embroidery,
75c, 81 and $1.25 ones, Base
ment Salesroom, some may
be slightly soiled 39c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
A s,ooo-MiIe interchangeable.

Chicago, May THE Federation of
Commercial Travellers of America has
started a movement for the authorization
Of a 3,000-mile interchangeable ticket good
on all trains in Western Passenger asso-
citation territory. A petition signed by
heavy wholesale merchants of Chicago
and other cities in the middle west was
presented to the traffic officials of the
railroads. This petition holds that such
ticket would be to the mutual advantage
of railroads and travelling men.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

The Weather Is Right
for Oxfords. See the Nickel Plate styles.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
RAILROAD NOTES.

The 500 Line has issued it's annual fishing
folder The booklet contains list of more than
200 resorts along the line. A schedule of the
excursion rates is also given, beside a revised
edition of the game laws Of all the states thru
which the road runs
The directors of the Standard Steel Car COM
pany have called special meeting of stockhold..
ers for June 90 to take action on the proposed
increase of capital and Indebtedness of the COM
pany.
Officials of the st. Louis Terminal Railway
Association state that when plans in prepara-
tion for some time are carried out double track
belt line will carry passengers with and
rapldfty from the city proper to the worlds
fair grounds, six miles. 1t is estimated that the
cost of the double-track belt line and improve
ments will be about $65OoO00.
R. NJ johnson. travelling agent of the North
Western. has been transferred from Detroit to
Cleveland, succeeding F. n. Halt.
The special meeting of the stockholders of the
Detroit Southern to vote on the increase OF stock
will be held in New York. May Il. The con-
templated increase Is from $500, 900 preferred
and $40. 500, 00e common stock to $4,000 600 pre-
ferred and $4,000, 600 common stock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

carey's MagnesIa Cement sRoof7ng,
The most durable. economical and practi-
cal fire proof roofing made. W. s. Mott
Company both phones 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
STANDARD TAX BOOKS
"A Uniform System Is Now Being Intro
duced In Minnesota
Counties &SsS f.

Public Examiner johnson has. sent to all.
county auditors and printing houses the
standard form of tax list books, for both.
real and personal property, This was
agreed upon by the auditors association
last fall. and will now be used in every
county of the state. insuring uniformity
in all reports and statistics.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
75c Overalls, SOC.

SOO OVC1d1101 QUO.
5000 pairs Union Made Garments.
These are the regular standard
75c overalls, made of heavy blue
denim, with narrow white stripe;
have bib and pockets. It is the
closing run of a large factory.
We offered to take the entire lot
if they would permit us to sell
them at SOC. This is a saving
Of exactly one-third for you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

Mems Pants, So.
An excellent chance to piece out
that suit of yours. A brand new
lot Of cashmere pants in a variety
Of shades, gray predominating,
and all well made; usually
priced at SO. Basement price ~
Working Shirts, SOC.
A new shipment in black and
white stripe; plain blue cheviot
and blue and white stripe;
all are fast color and good
wearing quality; some are
made double back and
front; worth SOC. Basement 39c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07
Fancy Half Hose Sale.

AS the weather gets Low Shoes evidence and
Fancy Half Hose becomes necess what could be
oppoune this shipment Fancy Hose
conceivable shades and coors the
East This entire lot purchased loss to the manufacturer
thus enabling offer price that impossible
considering the quality of the stockings offered Extra good a.
cotton front, and fancy stripe; all coo; at only 4OC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

By securing large quantity enabled get cond
cradle price concession. Then have marked them extremely
close The result that the 81 quality in the best spring
styles and Stiff in different coors and different proper
tons Of height and width Of b; that just
certain securing hat that becomes you you would you
chased much higher priced hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Ser ..geOrsaern.-DOnnerftas DEN u. mat 1908.
Gate 4eMt4.

'9err Wilbelm Mtuer erbielt Die
traurise 0a@ri9t, baB iein 8ater I'm
otter BON 80 Sabren gu 9aitinss IN
bielem Staate ielis i'm 9crrn enti9fa-
fen 1T Ser 10 Senadridtiste reiite
iofort an ben Ort Der Trauer ab, Inn
benz Suten alien Batter bas gbrense.
leite gum @ottesader gu 9eben. = Sn
benz bier neu sesrinoeten Sduloiitritt
$50. 1876 murbe Wontas Der Inter
ri6t b%esonnen. Sri. &eutber lit ais
0ebrerin anseiieut. = Serr Soiepb
Neuslins BON bier befinbet ii3 tn ct.
@lono gum Selu6e ieines Sobnes SEQ,
welde .bie borttse Normali6ule belu9t
unb erfreut li6 b%alelbit uebitbem Der
@altfreunoi6aft ieiue5 Srubess Sobn,
wel9er IN Der 9ranittobt bas &afers
banbwtrt tetreibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Ot63eian =Wacbrttbten.

5 Seute, am Seite gbriii=S immel=
fabrt, merben in Ser pom bo@m. P.
Metnulf, .. g. g., paitorirten ct.
Sobannes 9emeinbe gu Weire @rope
neunsebu Wdb9en unb feds &naben
eritmals gum Sii@e bes 6errn suse=
lalien merben. sSn ber pom bO6w.
P. Sincens, ., g. $, paltorirten
ct. Nsnes @en1einbe in &oscoe wirb
beute slet6faas bas Seit Ser @riten
Fl. &tnSerfommunion sefeiert. SOrt
merben a6t &naben unb bret Wdo=
den gum eriten Wale bas Srob Ser
gnsel aus Der 9ano ibres bo6w.
Seeliorsers empfansen.
Die Wttsliebsr Der pom bo6m.
5errn S. S. @subet %paltorirten Sc
metn6e in Opole babeu bei6loiien,
Elm neues Bfarrbaus gu bauen, Def
fen Soften ii3 auf $4,000 belaufen
ioaen. - SIN iener @emeiube murbe
Sonntas bas itets id6ne unb erbe
benoe Teit bee @riten 81. &inber
Communion sefetert. IS uaren Sc
&tnber, msl9e an ienem Sage sewir=
bi9t wurben, aus Der Sanb ibres
Seellorsers mdbrenb bes 9o9amtes.
bas UNI 10 llbr beSaun, unb na9bem
Der bo@m. 9err Dambrosft pon
S~lensburs cine 8orbereitunssprebist
sebalten bate, etitmals bas Brob ber
gnsel gu empfansen. Na@ Der FL.
Communion bielt Der bo9m. Yfarrer
eine Oantiasunssprebist unb gum
S@luB Der FL. 9anbluns beteten bic
gritfommunttanter semetnlam ein 6f=
fentlt@es Oanfiasunsssebet. Sn Yro
seliion besab it9 banr bic S9aar Der
slidlt@en &tnber In bas Yfarrbaus,
no tbnen Elm iuperbes Mittassmabl
ierutrt uurbe. Na9mtttass 8 llbr
fanb bic Iufnabme Ser gritfommunt=
tanten tn Bic Sfapulterbru6erI9aft
itatt, morauf ber &oientrana Dor aus
seiestem Muerbeiltsiten sebetet unb
bas EaufSelabbe erneuert ruurbe. Ote
i@6ne EaseSfeier tam bann NIT grtbet=
lung bes iatramentaltiden Sesens
unb bur@ Nbiinsen bes 2obseianss
groBer @ott gum warbisen sbi6luB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
6armina.

@eil bic fur BEN Neubau uni erer
Stride pom Nr9iteften e%ntrporfenen
Pldne unb Spesifitationen nt@t in
3ett CUR 9aub waren, mtrb Der gons
trait fur ben 8au bes tatbolti9en
@ottesbauies erit nd&fte @o@e per-
seben werben f6nnen. = Setnri9
Maper unb @m. Bergman, awei
iunse aber Interchangeable Burs
i@en bieier @emetnbe, merben nd@its
@o@e nod Gambia reilen, no fe
bereitsl9 eimifdtten 8eaomu1en baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

9altfreunb l9aft Ieine5 Brubers Sobn,
wel6er IN Der @ranit tobt bas &ifere
b%anoptrt tetreibt.
Treebort.
Serr Solepb 9enrp 1T nit ber Nn=
itrei6er Arbett am ueuen 9umber
S3uppen les Serrn Slenfe bei6df
tiSt. Sas @ebdube btetet, na9bem
IS fertis seitsut lit, einen sroBartisen
Anblid unb iu9t ieines @lei6en nett
uno brett. 6err 8lenfe it bur3 bic
le Sorri9tuus in Stan6 seiebt, ber
sanSen u~msesenb itets trofenes Sau
bofS gu liefsrn. = Oct Samtlie Ser
mann Sd6ner gum frO5li6en SAINT
lienereisniB berSli6e @ratulation. -
eSm saitli6en 9auIe ber Tamtlie SO.
S. GOLDEN waroe Sonntas abeno
Nbibieb Sefeiett. @enannte Samilie
Sos an6ereu Cages na6 Der st. 90
ia @emeiube UNI, no Ser 96l9en
einen ugountp=S Store" gu erOHuen &C.
penft. Sier pani@t man aoiettis
benz 9errn 90i@en beiten grfols gum
neuen unternebmeu. - 8tele gelu
der BON Treepo,t mobnten Sonntas
ber Prtminsfeter oes bo@m. 9erru
30. 6tltner in SEEM Wuni9 Bel. -
Bel einem 8aqiptel swii@en Sreeport
un6 Nlbanp am lesten Sonntas tru=
gen bic a(banier ben Sies bauon. -
9o@m. P. Nmbroitus, .. g. s.,
ma6te Wontas einen la@ttsen &c
i9dftsbeiu6 ned ct. glouo.- Oas
frabere uNeubaus" 1T iebt in rfaule
gde" umsetauft, ba bieler Iusbrud
am beSet9netlten lit fur bic sort 8obz
nen6en, unb $. 6. @alercott iast,
baB bic balelbit !Saulenben fetnem an=
bern sel@metse aber it@ ielblt mebe
tbun. - Serr Sen. S@0ner belu@t
jebt bic Sreeporter Sarmer inn sSntez
rei1e Der Oeerins 60.
Nep Nunid.
Den Bunb fi,'s 9ebsn i9loHen am
Dienitas Worsen Dor benz bo6u. P
SEQ, 8. g. g., 9err peter S6lidt,
Sobn Der Samilie Yeter S<@t. Ell
net Der dltelten unb sea&tetften Sa=
milten bieier @esenb, un6 SRI. 8ar=
bara Scope. Eo@ter ber in Sreeport
m%obnenben Samtlie Geo. Scope, NO
bieielbe etn slei6 bobes Nnieben &C.
niebt, mie bic Samilie S@ltdt aa=
bier Na9 ben Srau : @eremonten
wurbe unter benz saitli@en ObSa@ ber
Samilie Sos @ieber etn redt bette
res 9od5eitsfeit sefetert, wel@es be-
items basu aussenubt murbe, benz jun
senPaare bic bsrali9fteu @lidnini9e
entsesensubrinsen. OaB it9 ale
btei @ratulattonen perrpirfltden mod
ten, wini6t Dem 9rautpaare ber
vNoroitern" ucn 9srsen. - gb.
Glus fablt auf ieinem Rittersute mobl
unb munter; ct 1T ater INNER nod
Sun9seieae. - Ote Samtlie Sobn
Siltner muroe selesentlt6 ter Pri=
misfeier ibres Sobres, bss bodw.
9errn Wi9. 9iltner, BON ten Seitz
sditen, bic gu 9unSerten erl@teneu
paren, UNI it6 In bic Sreu6en bes Saz
ses NIT ben Sermanbten 81 tbetlen,
nit ben bersli9ltsu @lidninlden be-
ba6t. = Gm Montas reiiten 9err
2eonarb Sampler unb @attin pom
bier na@ ct. gloub, no tie i'm
&reisseri6t ais 3euse in einen Pro:
5eB perwtdelt lin6.-Muf Der Primi5
bes Serrn Wt9. 6oltner murbe pon
ben uielen @diten bemteien, bab unter
benz 8rauer q. &ammermeper bas
Nep Wiu9euer 8ter an 8orsislt6=
felt nod ni9ts uerloren bat.
Wsire 0robe.
Srau @resor Dolb, fpel9e it9 et=
nise @o@en pesen 8lutuersiftuns an
beiben 9dnben i'm ct. &apbaels So
ipital gu ct. gloub befanb, febrte
lebte We9e mteber aeIunb betm. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
8ro8waa.

OtVWtUW9>
6err Mnbreas Yeterneu BON bier,
mel6er li9 In Der Of. gloub : San:
belsidule fur bas faufmdnnii6e Sad
uorbereitete, bat ant Montas BIZ
8udbalte, iteIe In Der Benton gountr
Sant gu Saut JtapibS ansetreten.
Sob gprtna.
Iae m6sli6e Iuorsnunsen itnb &c
troffen, ben 8iuase Yarf gu eireu
re@t ansenebmen Qufentbaltsorte I'M u
seitalten. sSn bemlsl5en 1T ein gro
Ser Sansboben selest Uorten, auf benz
iid 600 Yerionen i'm Neisen 81 brs=
ben uerm0sen Ser 8a,t 1T seidu=
bert morSen, unb lpenn aues BEN
Plane semdB fertts lit, mirb feline
Stabt In Stearns County eiuen l6O
neren Yarf aufsupeiIen baban -Srl.
aatb. Ebsiien rsilte Wontas nit
Stela, rem SOdterdeu BET Samilte
bes 6errn Vb. Strap, gu gelu3 mad
ct. @loub -G5 beiBt bier, baB elm
SoDn ser Srau Pb. &rap bos @ranb
Paciiic 9otal in st, @(olb, peltes
bis babin BON 6srrn Sobn &aufmann
geleitet wiro, ii6ernebmen iou.-gorz
tractor 9ablins bat leste @o3e bos
Slal1enbierbaus unb einen Der tleinen
Stdue Der Cob Sprtns Grauseleu=
l9aft binter bte Srauerei transpor=
ttrt. = Ni6 &Olbl pom bier, uel9er
In etnem Streite ietnen @esner auton
Gild in eiuen Der Oaumen Bib, bemna6
bas 6anbslieo nidt mebr sebeilt mer=
Den tonnte, bat laut IusIpru9 Ser
straightforward, por bensn er lid
am Wontas 81 uerantmorteu batte,
benz BON tbm edbirteu bic Summe BON
$500 als S9mer5ensSel6 gu entri@=
ten.
Warta.
Oen gunb fir's 2eben i9loiien
bter Otenitas Worsen BET etaem pom
bo@p. Germ S. 0eruid sebaltenen
8rautamte 9err Srans Weper, Sobn
bes in st. @loub mobnenben Serrn
Soiepb Meper, unb SRI. @liie Seem
bed aus bteler @emetnbe. gu ber
6o9seitsfeier, mel9e in Der Samilie
Nembed tattfanb, batte ii@ eiue sro=
Be IuSabl selabener @dite eiusefun=
ben, bic in ibrer beiteren Sttmmuns
bas i60ne Samilienfeit gu einem redt
ansenebmen ma9ten unb benz iun9en
Pcare, mel9es ii9 auf Der Sarm bes
8aters bes 8tdutiSaa;S unmeit st.
Solepb bdusli6 einrt9ten mtrb, bic
alsrbeiten 9er5ensmanlde fir bic gu
funft entboteu. Oie1es 6o9seitsteit
mar mobl etnes Der i90niten, bic je
in bieier @esenb sefetert murben,
tenu tros Der sroBen Weui@enmense
unb tros oer ueri@iebeniten Semitic,
berri9te bic i@6nite gtntra@t, BAG
Bette @inuernebmen, Dem 3ufolse bteiet
So9seitstas BET allen, bic i'm NIT feterz
ten, nod lanse In ansenebmer Crime
runs bleiben mtrb. DaB es benz iunseu
Paare I'M r,euert Stau6e itets pobler=
seben m6se, wini@t bemlelben au@ BET
uNorbitern" in aler Nufri9tt9teit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Weire 0robe.

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nise @o@en mesen 9lutuersiftuns an
beiben 9dnben i'm ct. &apbaels So
lpital gu ct. gloub befanb, febrte
lebte Be@e wieber seiunb beim. =
SRI. 9elena Nabte beftnbet fi@ fell
lebter Wo&e BET Der Samilie Wt@.
guns In @ettp auf 8eiu9. = Oa UNI
Ter bo@m. Seeliorser P. Metnulf itd
nod tn1n1er ni@t gang re@t befinbet,
ueritebt iett lesten SonntaS bo@m P.
Stmplicius uon ct. Sobns ben Dtenft.
-9o@w. g. gonrab beiu9te Won:
tag uniern tranten Bfarrer. = Ser
tletne 9einrt@ 9admann lit leiber
immer nod iebr frant. Setn gu
itanb i@lteBt aber bur@aus BITE Soft:
uuus auf uoditdnttse @eneiuns nt@i
aus. = Srau Stepben, rpel@e leste
@o9e bebenfltd ertrantte, beftnbet
ft@ CUR Sreube Der Sbrisen uieber aul
gutter 8eferuns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

Serr Nnbreas PeterneI BON bier,
wel@er ii@ In Der 81. gloub : San.
belsi@ule fur bas faufmdnnii9e Sad
uorbereitete, bat ant WontaS bic
8u9balte, ltele In Der Denton county
Sant gu Saut Napibs ansetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Noacoe.

9esten Sreitas wurbe Der Inter
ri9t in BET bieitsen 8iQaseI@ule,
mel9e untsr eeituns bes SRI. &atbaz
rina gbriiten ftanb, sei9lohen. Ste
2ebrerin, mel9e TIRE Wabe als SUI
senberaieberin NIT beitem @rfolse &C.
front iiebt, bate auf Samitas Ibenb
eine re9t ia6ne 1uterbaltuns uera1=
italtet, bic Dol, ibren 36slinsen SeSez
ben ruurbe, unb gu Der it@ S@ulfreunbe
BON nab unb fern etnsefunben batten.
Inter BEN gbrenediten maren bo@w.
P. Yrtor 9ermanu unb P. 8ernbarb
pon ct Sobns unb bo@w P. gonrab
psn Mlbanp. Dte &inber saben tn
ibren 8ibnenletftunsen BITE Bette 3u=
friebenbett. -: