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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The exports from this country in
January were s13l, GAO. s25, which is
greater than in any previous January
except 1901. On the other hand, how
ever, We are buying goods from abroad
at rapidly increasing rate. The i'm
ports for January were sS5, lo9, 891,
which is the largest in the history Of
IL months. Ending with January,
1908, the total imports approximate
the billion dollar line, being $685.
2s3.637 against s742, 06S, 925 for the
IL months, ending with January $685.
There are some political economists
who claim that the more we import
from other countries the better we
are off, and that there is no advant-
age in having the balance of trade in
our favor. But this theory is so
difficult to reconcile with the admit
ted fact that it is bad policy to spend
more than you earn as to make it in
cOmprehsible to the average in
divldual.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The compulsory education law pass
ed two years ago contains a proviso
that no child in good health shall be
debarred from the schools by any law
or rule. Good attorneys have said
that this remarkable clauses defeats
the supreme court decision Of three
years ago, under which the health
authorities find power to compel
vaccination in times OF epidemic.
Smallpox has been epidemic in the
central states for four years, and this
year it is worse than ever, because the
form of the disease haschanged from
light to serious. The legislature will
probably amend the present law by a
clause giving local boards Of health
the power to determine under what
conditions of health child may enter
school. AS it is now. any child may
go straight from scarlatina or small
pox hospital freshly recovered from
one or two other diseases and enter a
public school. A practical illustration
of the defects of this law is shown in
Terre Haute, where the case Of Blue
VS., the city Of Terre Haute has almost
disrupted the schools.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
ABUSE OF POWER,

Mr.. Cannon, member of congress
from Illinois, who will be the speaker
of the next house. in a speech last
week protests against the manner in
which appropriation bills were loaded
down by the senate with all sorts of
legislative provisions that we're not in
order in the house. The practice, he
declared, not only demoralized ap-
preparation bills, but would bring
scandal and deserved criticism. "In
the House, =" said he, 1--WE legislate un-
der rules. In another body they leg
islate by unanimous consent. Gentle
men know what that means. There
was general applause at this sally.
The attachment Of ''riderS" to APP
prouriation bills enables senators to
secure the passage of bills which could
not pass on their merits. The house
cannot attach "riders" to such bills,
but must vote for them when attach
ed by the senate or be responsible for
the defeat of such bills and possibly
for an extra session Of congress. The
failure of a few appropriation bills
from this cause, however, would be a
blessing, for it would open the eyes
OF the country to the senate's abuse
of its power and put stop to the
improper practice.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The salary-grab propositions before
the legislature ought for the most
part to be summarily rejected. At
this time, when we are on the crest
of prosperity, it is unfair to fasten
high salaries on the state and county
treasures. They are unnecessary
now, and will become doubly burden
some when the wave of prosperity
recedes, as it ultimately must. A
sense of discrimination should govern
in these things. OF course, the
salary of the governor should be in
creased; but as a rule public officials
are we'll paid.-Indianapolis News.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The Journal has called the attention
to the threats of one class of men who
DOW assume to dictate to the general
assembly of Indiana. Now The coun-
ty officers who are here ia force are
reported as saying that "they want
to get the Gard bill before the house
and place the members on record for
and against it SO that they will know
where their friends are" PreSum-
ably this large delegation of county
officers also desires to know who will
oppose the bill SO that they may
punish them. Now, all the county
officers here, labor union committees,
temperance and anti-temperance
lobbyists and all who makes threats
should be made to understand that it
is the general assembly of the people
of Indiana that is in session, and that
the senators and representatives
should first ascertain the sentiment OF
the most intelligent people regarding
topics. To threaten a
member Of the legislature with punish
meut il he does OR does not support
certain measure is an outrage upon
the rights and privileges of member
who is under oath to look after the
public welfare before all else.
AS for the county officers who are
alleged ID be here lobbying for the
Gard bill, if they wish to influence
members why do they not bring petit
lions from their respective counties
signed by large numbers Of taxpayers
and reputable citizens advising them
to vote for that measure? If they
cannot get such petitions the people
are against the bill and it ought not
to be passed.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The parties who took part IN the
raid on the power house of the Indi-
ana Railway company in South Bend
early Sunday morning will be COM
PEELED to answer for their lawlessness
to the circuit court of the county. Al
ready so warrants have been Issued
for the arrest of parties said to have
been implicated In the affair and more
will in all probability be issued. Two
of the parties have already entered
pleas Of guilty to the charges made
against them and were in each in
stance lined S25 and costs.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Just how the democrats in the SEN
ate can greatly embarrass the repub-
licans ia the transaction of business is
not exactly plain at this distance from
Washington The dispatches say that
the democrats will, by frequently in
sisting on the presence of a quorum,
be able to defeat many minor meas
ures which would otherwise pass. But
why and how? II the republican SEN
ators attend to their duties properly
and are in their seats as they should
be, their mere majority will constitute
a quorum, add they can transact bust
ness without the presence of any dem
ocrats at all. Nothing is necessary
but a strict attention to the work
they are hired to do. This, however,
may be too much to expsct.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Knapp, the Indianapolis murderer,
has, it appears. served five prison sent
ences in the course Of his life, These
were at least two too many. A man
who comes up for sentence for a third
time, especially for such crimes as this
wretch has committed, should be
given life sentence, Punishment of
the criminal or reform Of the criminal
is not the matter to be considered in
such case, but the protection of the
public.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Sensational Work in Fort Wayne.

There was big sensation in Fort
Wayne Thursday when the work of
the grand jury was made public. Po-
lice Superintendent Gorsline was in
dicted for intoxication and Henry j.
Miller, prominent citizen, was in
dicted on the charge of having paid
Councilman Hench $500 for his in
fiuence In favor of the lighting fran
chise sought by the Fort Wayne Light
and Power company, Almost all the
constables and justices of the peace
now in Office and several who recently
retired from Office were indicted for
connivance with gamblers and liquor
dealers. The gamblers were all hit
hard, thirty-three men being indicted.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Hauled Wood Fifty Miles.

Plymouth people who think they
have had a good deal of trouble get
ting Ere wood this winter may be In
terested in the following news items
from the Bisbee, N. OAK, Gazette:
Last Saturday Rev. DR.. Beede who
has claim in the Turtle Mts. passed
through Bisbee with load of wood
for his church at Cando. The Rev.
gentleman had cut the wood himself
and in hauling it to Cando made a
trip Of at least fifty miles.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
bids fair to be in many ways great
gamer by its postponement to next
year. Interest on the part of exhib-
itors. which presages interest on the
part of visitors, has not only not fallen
of but instead shows signs of increas-
ing. and almost daily the managers
Of the exposition receive word of adj
ditlonaI attractions they are to re-
ceive.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The decision of the supreme court
of the United States that the trans
mission of lottery tickets by express
from one state to another is interstate
commerce which congress may regu-
late and prohibit, is in line with other
decisions extending the scope of the
constitutional provision on the SUBJ
ject. The opinion of the court was
prepared by Justice Harlan, and its
reasoning is unanswerable, IN prin-
ciple it apparently afirms the con-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Sewer Pine Contract Awarded.

At special meeting Of the city
council, the bids for furnishing pipe
for the Third street sewer were open
ed. f. E. earns bid of 81 ,518 was
found to be the lowest and he was
awarded the contract. There is l, 100
feet OF pipe andi will be pcschased
at Akron, OHIO. City Engineer But
Ter win go to Akron and inspect the
pipe before it is loaded on the train.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Iron was SO scarce an article in
Scriptural times that it was good
economy as we'll as good peace meas
ure to beat swords into plowshares.
Conditions have changed. The Beers
in South Africa consign their swords
to the scrap heap and send to the
United States for American farming
tools. They have recently ordered
1900 eight-horse plows from a New
York dealer, and large quantities of
other tools In other parts Of the coun-
try.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Mrs. Charles W., Fairbanks. wife {

Mrs. Charles W., Fairbanks, wife of
the popular Indiana senator, will sue
coed herself as the president OF the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, all opposition having been with
drawn. Mrs. Fairbanks is a most ac-
complished woman and especially
fitted for this responsible position at
the head Of this patriotic association
Of American women.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
ARen.arkabIe Mexican Story.

A remarkable story comes from from
Mexico to the effect that Mexican
of great wealth has ioffered to con-
tribute $50. 900, 900 toward paying
Mexico's foreign debt. AS the for
eign debt of Mexico is s113, 000, 900.
and her domestic debt s114, 500, 900,
this gift would fall considerably short
of wiping out the national debt, but
it would be noble contribution.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Washington dispatches state that

Washington dispatches state that
Senator Beveridge is being highly
compllmented over the successful
fight he made on the statehood bill.
He deserves to be. 1t takes good
generalship and hard and persistent
fighting to beat an adrolt leader like
Senator Quay, who had behind him a
considerable republican and the solid
democratic following.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Arthur Dresser Killed at Burr Oak.

An unfortunate freight wreck at
Burr Oak this morning caused the
death OF Arthur Dresser, Nickel
Plate brakeman whose home is in
Fort Wavne. A trail had side-track-
ed to allow another train to pass it
and before the switch was closed this
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
South Carolina is progressing.

South Carolina is progressing. The
legislature las just passed and the
governor has signed law against
child labor. A compulsory education
bill passed the senate by consider
able majority and was defeated in the
house by only four votes. Friends of
the measure say it will become law
next year.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The bill to raise the state school
tax from IL to Is cents on the hun
dred dollars was killed in the legisla-
ture Friday. The republicans voted
Solidly against it.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

train came up and the engine crashed
into the caboose on the side track.
Brakeman Dresser was in the caboose
and attempted to jump but was caught
between the cars and killed. He
leaves wife and two children.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Business in in)ngress is practically
at a standStill because of 6libustering
in the senate by Mr.. Morgan and in
the house by democrats who are angry
over unseating of Butler of Missouri.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

stitutionality of the sections in the
antitrust bill recently passed by con-
gress which prohibit the transporata-
tion from one state to another Of
articles manufactured by illegal trusts.
Every decision of the court of the
clause of the constitution regarding
the regulation of commerce between
the state tends to broaden it and
increase the powers of congress under
it. AS congress represents the peo-
PIE in their legislative capacity there
is no reason why this should not be
done. = indianapolis Journal.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

In speech at New Orleans, Adj
miral Schley proposed this sentiments:
ssAll honor to the men behind the
guns and the men before the furnace, !"
IL is well to remember tina. all who
perform their part on fighting ship
deserve credit for heroic devotion to
duty.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

The Ohio coal trust is reported to
have succumbed to the vigorous prose-
cution of the attorney general of that
state, and has agreed to go out of bust
ness absolutely.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Just by way of testing popular
sentiment, feeling the public pulse, as
it were, how would it do to let
some man run for a county Office on
the platform of demanding an increase
of salary if he were elected.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05

Uncle Sans island of Guam rose
inches during an earthquake and re-
mains at the new level. As long as
such movements in real estate must
occur, an upiift is better that a SUBJ
SideDce
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
Plymouth. Ind. March S. 1908.

The bill authorizing the state
auditor to seek out sequestered taxes
and giving him % per cent of all taxes
recovered. was killed in the legislat-
ure,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-05
MORTUARY
The Daily Chronicle.

Born December l, 1902.
Died February %, 1908.
Aged 3 Months, 0 Days.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-01
ABOUT MAKING GARDENS.

There is nothing better than pure Ground
Bone in making gardens.
A teaspoonful in a hill OF almost any
thing is benefit which lasts all summer.
We wholesale it at 50 90 per barrel of 200
pounds, freights prepaid to your railroad
station.
Enclose $500 in check or postal money
order, or in a registered letter and trial
barrel will be shipped to you promptly. If
you don't need it all divide it with your
neigh bors.
We pu blish a little booklet, showing how
to use Ground Bone as Fertilizer in gar
dens and greenhouses and to promote the
growth of your flowers and shrubbery.
Send your name on postal card and it will
be sent to you free oy return mail. c. s..
Page, Hyde Park, VT. 2O-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

bic senaltige Surg, tpeldpe Ct porl
ausbaute. mar i4on gum Sbeile porz
banben als S9bb Der Mstanii4en
Martsrafen. I'm bas Sabr 1000
berum bat bic dltere Burg BON Sane
sermiinbe f6on eriiirt. Die Stabt
madt nod beute einen malerif9sn, aus
B%erorbentli9 altertbimli6en @inbrud.
Sic liest am Weitufer Der Glbe, penig
itromab BON Magbeburg. Stetle Wfats
ern sren5en bic Stabt sesen benStrom
ab unb Der pilbe Wein iiberipuHert
bas alte 8auperf. @ielfa9 iinb iiber
Der Mauer 9artenanlasen angebra4t.
9ie Shore na9 benz Sluhe gu 1ibreu
f4roff abpdrts unb getpaltige Stel1>
bDf6unsen finb gu ibrer @tiibe arses
bra9t. 9as Bib Der tburmrether
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Copyright 1908 by VIM.
MDrbli9 BON Masbeburs. i'm Often
unb Norboften bon Der Saoel unS
bann BON Der glbe begrenSt, i'm Wez
fen unb Norbpeiten BON Der 2iinez
burger 9eibe, 70 bebnt ii9 bic preuBia
l9e Iltmart aus. Ser Gbaratter Der
2anpi9aft 1T uripriinslid pentg pers
f9ieoen getpefen BON bemienigen Der
2iineburser Seibe, tpennsl:i9 fi9
ftri9peiie. auf ansefdpemmtem 3D.
BEN, f9peres Iderlanb b%efinbet, 10
.. 9. in Der fog. Wiide. Sebo9 TT
bic 4ltmart tpeit friiber rationea be-
tpirtbi9aftet porben, als bic eisents
Iiae Seibe, srobe unb Mittelitdbte baz
ben ii9 bier friibSeitis entpidelt uno
Der sepaltise glbitrom, tpel9er bic
Iltmarf auf LANCER Strede bur4flieBt,
bra9te @erfebr unb 2eben. @u4 TT
bic 8etpGferung bieies 2anbes bur9
tleine 5liiHe unb 8d9e peit siinitiger,
als i'm 2ineburgtf4en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

angetptefen baben. Die er1te SteGe
aber unter ben 8aubenfmdlern nt9t
allein Stenbals, fonbern Der 4ltmart,
gebiibrt benz Dome, ebenfaus etnem
aditeinbau, ben Sa9fenner als Die
rei9fte S9Dpfung Der tir9li9en Or
9itettur bes Spdtmtttelalters in
Norbbeutf9lanb" beaei9nen.
SIT @tenbal bur9 ben s~eiteiserten
8ertebr Der Neuaeit gu benz bebeutenb=
item Srte Der Nltmart em%porseblibt,
10 fiibrt basegen Der 9auptort alter
3eit, neil aussef9lofen aus benz Nebe
Der giienbabnen, Elm bef4eibenesS Still
leben. Sas merit man, penn man bic
bon Stenbal na9 Siiboft abatpeigenbe
10 &ilpmeter lanse gbaufee mad
8 angermiinb be auriidleat. Oa
fiinben ni9t rau9enbe S9ornfteine
cine emporitrebenbe Stabt; unb mo
am glbufer fi9 S9iffsberfebr aeiat,
ba 1T ct ni9t bonn eigenen 5anbef berz
betseaosen, unb lGbt besbalb ben IT'LL
len Srt, abseieben bonn 3leinperfebr
CUR S4tfsber1orgl1r1g, pDuig unbe<
riibrt. Mm ftattlidften prGfentirt iid
bic Stabt bon Der glbieite. Senn fte
1T auf benz boben peitli9en l1ferborbe
erbaut unb bier gegen bas 9o9tpafer
sef9iiBt. Na4 biefer Settle Fin bat
fid audi Der alte Mauerfrana nod
atemli9 unbur9bro9en erbalten, pGbz
renb man Landmarks bur9 Nieberle=
guns besfelben fotpie bur9 MusfiGung
Der Wdne Haum setp9nnen bat aur
Mnlegang bon @Grten.
No , m Il n & . t,nr A;s ,tns;ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
$htif5dge 6nrd QMt(Q(Qn6.
MuS Der Wltmarf.

(No. f29.)
forsen. 9anbperfer unb 9anoelss
leute lieben ft9 bort nieber, UNI DON
sei9iibter STEELE einen serpinnbrtngers
ben 9anbelsperfebr in bic nod felnoz
li9en Na9barlGnber gu u%nterhaltsn.
go lit in Der @ltmart pte auf benz
na9 Dirt unb 8olt pertpanbten mdrttz
19en 8oben elm odbes 9ef4le4t ers
tpadfen, bon benz Elm Sobn bes Sanz
bes riibmt, baB es tnorris unb lang
fam tit, baB es erit tparm iperben muB.
UNI tii9tig suSui4lasen unb a1l5usretz
fen, bas ban1 aber audi 10 letht ntd9t
ipieber abldBt, bas ni9t pettertpenoti3
unb berdnberunssluitig TT, netr1, langz
fam unb bebd9tis i'm gnt14luB, I'm
2ieben unb i'm SaFen, aber bann obne
S9panten unb 8anten rpenn't
MIDI belpt, bann belpt bat mid"
bann britt to-" -lunb tpenl es fetr
mlB npat't Sig bOu'n min" rie
biner, lie biilIer," ~Sunr'r I'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Der Bauern, bic, sIei@ ibnen, absez
imlnffen auf GinaefhDfen haufen.

IWtpitN III CtH0elguIeH guuieH.
Son Stenbal had BEN n%prbmeitlt=
dea IBeile Der Nltmart unb benz
9aurtorte Der bprtisen 2anbi9aft,
Sol5pebel, fibrt tie Giienbabn mad
lle!aen in 9annober. Oiefelbe fibrt
lints an benz uralten Srts 8ismart
poriiGer, 81 befien panoertBdtisem
&re1:e in Der Wtit!e beg Ia. Sabrbuns
beris Die @aGfabrer aus alien Orten
Der @ltmart 10 sablrei4 berauitrOmz
ten, ubaB iie ii9 5ulebt idlusen unb
morbeten UNI bas Spfer". No9 iebt
fteben unpeit Der Stabt i'm freien
Selbe bic Sriimmer Der WaGfabrts=
ttr4e, benen bas 8olf ben ieltfamen
Namen Der rgolbenen 2aus" beilest.
ueber ben nunberli9en Nan.en Der
Waafabrtsfir9e beri9tet bic Sage:
rSben auf benz Sburme iiber benz
&reu5eepOlbe lei Der Seufel in 9eitalt
elmer Gieienlaus nit elmer solbenen
Settle feltsebalten unb tdsli4 NIT
sinem pfunbe Sleif9 seipeiit. On
Waafabrtstasen lei bas Wunbertbter
ben 8ldubigen bur9 elm Sod seseist,
bag nur fnapp bic seb0rise &opftpeite
bate, unb bur9 ipel9es man ni9ts
als bic 60Gtf9e Siniternib iab."
Wabri9etnli9er tltnst bic @radbluns,
iber Der Sbir Der @aGfabrtstir9e
babe cine lateinif9e Snf9rift seitanz
ben, nit ben Qnfanssporten Laus
dec (@ottes Sob. Wegen Der rei9en
Spfersaben erfanb Der 8oltsniB barr
aus fir bic Stride ben Spottnamen
Der g%olbenen 2aus. = Sen Namen
beg etnfamen altmGrtif9en Stdbtleins
fubrte bann audi bas gauge Mtttel=
alter binbur6 bas Mbelsgei6le9t BON
8tsmard, bas bereits Mfitte bes Is.
Sabrbunberts unter ben vi9lobgeIefe=
men,, alfo Dornebmiten Nbelsfamilien
Der 4ltmart aufse5dblt pirb. 8on
bieiem QOelssef9ledte bat bic Sc
f4t4tsforf9uns na9geniefen, bab
bef1en Stammbdter bon 9auie aus
ni9ts @ornebmeres paren, als bur9
per Dnli9e Si9tisfeit ausseaet9nete
Na9fommen f9lt9ter 8irser bes
@tGbt9ens 8ismarf". S9on i'm ID.
Sabrbunbert bat bic Samilie in On
feben seftanben; benin i'm Sabre 1910
mar 6erborb bon 8ismard Mltmeiiter
Der Observation-Disclosures gu Stenbal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24


Der Wifde Der gtn5elbof porberr.
19enb. Sober ein5elne Mderbof ltest
bier in Der Mitte Der 5~usebOrisen
Neder, 8teien unb @albparaeaen, 10
bab bic einselnen 0orfidaften, islbIt
bel 1ebr serinser gtnpobnersabl, itets
BON febr srobem umfeag iino.
Selbft bic Dirt, gu bauen, 5eigt NOD
unpertennbare Mntldnse an nieberldnz
bif9e Site. Sn ben iiberelbifden
2anben mar bamals Der robe Selbitein
bas Material, aus benz man 9ebduoe,
bic gu ldngerer Oauer beitimmt paren,
Sorftir9en, 8ursmauern, Warten etc.
aGsemein auffibrte. Ste in Die Wtf4e
einaetpanberten Nteberldnber aber
bra9ten aua tbrem 8aterlanbe bic
&unit nit, Steine au baden unb gu
bremen unb bamtt gu bauen. Oem=
gemGB finben fi9 benin au9 unter ben
9orffir9en Der Wif9e nod beute
tpel9e, bic, aus 8adtetnen errt9tet,
bur9 ibren romanif9en 8auitil auf
elm Otter BON etpa 700 Sab>en beuten.
Oie 8ebDlteruns Der Wtf9e seist
audi in ibren He9tsbrdu9en unper=
fennbaren 3ufammenbans nit nteberz
ldnbifder unb friefif9er Dirt Der
3e9tipre9ung. gs fanb ii9 in Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Stabtanii6t, Sal5nebeI.

Sag'l!" - 9as mar unb bas tit 10
unsefGbr altmGrtii9e Dirt.
S~tenbaI, an Der tleinen u9te
selesen, lit biejenise Stabt Der Nltz
mart, bic tpesen ibrer centralen Sage
in Der 2anbi9aft 10 f4ne4 emporz
bliibte, bab tie bereits um bas Salr
1900 benielben umfang bTab, ben lie
bate, ebe Der itarte @ifenbabnbertsbr
bic @rpeiterungen peranlaBte. Die
urfa9en biefer erfreuliden 8liitbe
iinb bartn gu fu9en, bab bic Staot
cine 8iirseridaft befaB, bic, betriebz
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