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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-24
Across the Street.

Across the street the bright lights flashed and
And fortunes favored ones were gathered
The MERRY music of the dance outstreamed
Upon the air.
Acr<,ss the s.rcet-it seemed so far away,
That joyous world. from my unhappy sphere.
uaSe ,,, Of weary toll. day after day,
And year by year
turned from my window with sigh,
..Thou mak'st iifes difference, God, so wide
could not conquer that ungrateful cry,
Tho hard tried
r1caft'e grim insignia from the door was hung
7 heard the passers-by. low voiced repeat
$50 fair. so young"
Across the street-ah. surely, twas not so.
That they were mourning who last night were
gay.
Where Death held sway?
ACROSS the street. beside single light
a cheerless company sad watch kept
nd she. the homaRed one OF yesternieht
-. Forever slept
Dean Rice. In Boston Journal
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drug store
MAYOR WRITES A LETTER.
Council IL Urged to Minimize the
Grade Crossing Dangers.

Grade Crossing Dangers.
A communication from Mayor Bookwal-
ter to the City Council on the grade-cross-
ing question mas been given out from MS
Office The communication was not pre-
sented at last Mondays meeting of the
Council because the mayors telegram so
instructing was received too late. 1t viii
probably be presented at the next meeting,
April 6. In this communication the mayor
reviews the efforts of the past four months
on track elevation. In conclusion he says:
LEGISLATION has failed, and the duty of
protecting the lives of our people. until
such time as power can be conferred upon
the city to proceed toward track elevation
or depression, devolves upon your honora-
Bile body and the present officials Of the
city government; therefore, believing that
this question is of the utmost Importance,
and that it should receive immediate at
tention, / urge upon your honorable pody
that committee, of such numbers as In
your judgment may be deemed best be APP
pointed to examine into the best methods
possible under existing statutes to mini
secure to the people compelled to use SUCH
crossings the maximum OF protection: Sucn
committee, acting in cooperation with the
Board of Public Works, should take into
consideration the preparation of suitable
ordinance for watchmen at all dangerous
crossings at all hours of the day and night;
for the immediate erection of suitable, ap-
proved safety gates and electric bells, or
such other safety devices as in their judg-
ment may be deemed advisable
'T have never been an advocate of via
ducts in the sense that the word Is used
when applied to the unsightly. structure
over the Union Railway tracks in Virginia
avenue, the term 'viaduct having always
been used in connection with the scheme
of track depression, thus securing cross
ing with overhead tracks. without the ex-
treme damage to property incident to the
yfr.fa in
duct, but / suggest to your honorable body
that the subject to be considered by your
committee should be approached with
view to the consideration of this phase of
the Embarrassing problem as well as deal
ing with the subject of watchmen, safety
gates and electrical appliances"
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The Rev. b. F. Cato. Of Thorntown. ad-
dressed the indianapolis Christian ministers
at their regular yyeekly meeting yesterday
in the Century Club rooms. on the subject.
Church Attendance" He said church at
observance of the old lines of preaching
the plain gospel, and by cutting out sensa-
tionalism In both preaching and music.
The Easter offering. which will be taken
In the Christian churches April II. will go
TO the endowment OF the Burgess Memorial
School in Calcutta II was decided to take
the annual collection for home missions on
the arst Sunday In Nay.
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a bullentin which related to the culture OF
the worm. The bulletin has been prepared
by Henrietta Aiken Kelly, special agent in
silk Investigations to inaugurate the public
instruction in silk culture on a modern
scientific basis. The information given wax
gained at original sources, during a long
residence In Italy and France, and by prac-
teal experience under skillful sericulturists.
Many Italian and French authorities have
given 10 DIR. A Hughes for permission to
quote from his Practical Instructions" re-
Gently published in L'Intermediare des
Bombyculteurs ct Entomologistes. Ardeche,
France.
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BIG Judxment AGAINST civ.

The Judge of the Hancock Circuit Court
has decided that the City of Indianapolis
10 liable for a judgment OF 5000 damages
TO James Shockley for personal injuries
received In the collapse of the bridge,
which occurred jan 10. and suffered the
His contention was that the city engineer
had declared the Bridge unsafe but not
w1thstanding this the Board of Public
Works ana mayor ordered the bridge
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Another chapter of the suit of Philander
II. Fitzgerald against several accident in
surance companies for damages because of
his failure to collect money on his accident
insurance for injuries received by sleeping
on his hand was completed yesterday when
Judge Carter in Room 8, Superior Court,
overruled the demurrer of the Maryland
Casualty Company. The insurance company
sought to show that Fitzgerald, who in
1ured his hand by resting his head on ii for
several hours while he slept, was not in
5ured by external. violent or accidental
cause" the stipulation OF accident insur-
aace policies
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ASKS $4,000 FOR Loss OF SCALP.
Damage Suit OF Josephine stephens
Against Tacoma Laundry.

The damage suit OF Josephine Stephens
against Jesse W. Sligar, the Tacoma laun-
dry and other persons connected with the
firm of launderers. was heard by a jury
IL Room 8. Superior Court. yesterday. The
plaintiff asks $4,000 damages for the loss
OF her hair and the scalp of her head in
an accident in the laundry several months
ago.
The woman was employed as 1aundress
and during an unguarded moment per-
in the shafting or the plant and was
Jerked from her feet. Before the machin-
cry could be stopped she had been severely
injured and her scalp wrenched from her
head. In the trial yesterday the defense
or the laundry was that Miss Stephens
was careless in her work. and continually
gazed around the laundry instead of watch
which she was employed. The trial will
be concluded to-day.
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Brown VIII BE Tried.

Ernest Brown will be tried in the Crimi-
nal Court to-day for violating the pure
food law. Judge Afford overruled his mo-
tion to quash the Indictment yesterday and
declared that he must stand trial. Ralph
Bamberger. Browns attorney. in his mo-
ton. held that Brown is innocent of a
guilty knowledge because he sold milk be-
low the standard fixed by the City Health
Board, as he mad innocently purchased
milk Of inferior grade. Judge Afford, in
everything the motion TO quash, held that
Brown was guilty as charged-if the facts
are established-whether he had a
knowledge OF the purity Of the milk or not
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FARM AND
GARDEN ~
INTERESTS
The Testing of Father.

When faint the city whistles blow
And milk carts rumble TO and fro;
wien the glad sunbeams newly hing
Abroad their promises of spring.
Then father 10 the garden gees
And rakes and digs and plants ana hoes.
When he has placed beneath the loan
About his glad suburban home.
Lettuce and beans and trailing vine.
And proudly says. "All this Is mine"
And Joyous hears the breakfast bell
And feels his bosom proudly swell
What sounds portentous on the breeze
Cause his slow curdl.ng blood 10 freezer
There, cackling singly or together.
With feet steel shod and lungs OF leather.
The neighbor's soul-destroyirg hens
Have flown their fragile makeshift pens!
The big white rooster proudly leads.
The air is full of garden seedsi
The old hen lifts with rapid scoops
Earth. stumps, sod. gravel and the roots
That pa has planted with such care
And left TO grow in comfort there.
'Tis nothing but Astounding grace
That holdeth father in his place;
Instead or clubbing every hen
He plants the garden once again.
And ma says. with expression sage.
Yer fathers mellerin' with age.
Minneapolis journal
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.

APPELLATE COURT.
New Suit
4765. John Christman VS.. Maurice S. Howe
ct al. Miami G. c. Record. Assignment
or errors. Notice. Wabash county.
Minutes
1920. George T. Jarvis. receiver L. E. &
st. l.. Con. r. r. Co. VS.. Oscar Hitch. Glib
son c. c. Appellants petition to transfer
to Supreme Court.
1888. c. & z. r. r. Co. vs. Malinda ].
Stephenson, admrx. Clay c. c. Appelle's
brief (S)
1880. Bessie Marsh VS.. Fred Marsh Wells
G. c. Appellee's brief (S.)
347. Indiana Natural and Illuminating
Gas Company VS.. Oliver ]. Dudley. Sulli-
van c. c. Reversed
1873. The City of Hammond VS.. Harriet
Winslow Porter s. c. Appellants petition
for additional time. Granted twenty days.
1892. The Consumers Gas Trust Company
VS.. Joseph w. Mttler. Grant c. c. Appel
lant's reply brief 81
45l0. Theophi1us Stembel ct al. VS.. James
II. Bell ct al. Tippecanoe s. c. APPELLANTS
motion TO transfer and notice.
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STREET-CAR SIGNS.
Methodist Ministers Object to Brew
ing Company Advertisements.

At the Methodist ministers meeting yes
terday a committee composed of Messrs-
Earring, Jeffries and Baker was appointed
to find out what could be done to influence
the street-car company to decline to accept
brewing company advertisements in the
street cars The subject will be taken up
again next Monday.
The subject of Methodist day to be held
in June and John Wesley day TO be held
June IS was referred 10 a committee.
Charles F. Coffin addressed the meeting on
1.-The Pulpit as Seen by the Pew; the
Preacher as Viewed by the Layman' He
said a pastor should come into personal
contact with his people to accomplish the
most good.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


Room 1-John l. McMaster. Judge.
Ida Wains VS.. indianapolis Street-rail-
way Company: damages. Judgment on
verdict for defendant against plaintiff for
Henry Mag VS.. Frederick schrieber ct
al mechanics lien Dismissed and costs
Room s-vinson Carter. Judge.
Josephine Stephens VS.. Jesse w. Sligar ct
al; damages. On trial by jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Merle Walker. Judge Pro Tenn.
>, Cynthia Rogers VS.. A. Metzger ct al.
Trial resumed.
Anna j. Comstock VS.. Ewal w Langden
and Henry Besten; damages. Dismissed.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
William Walker: carrying concealed
weapons. Defendant withdrew his plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty. Fined 81
and costs.
Everett Morgan: carrying concealed
weapons. Defendant withdrew plea of not
guilty and pleaded guilty. Fined $ and
costs.
Clement Scott: assault and battery Gap
raigned and pleaded guilty. Fined $40 and
costs.
Everett Brown; selling adulterated food.
Defendant files motion TO quash. Motion ov
erruled. Defendant excerpts.
May Jones; assault with intent to kill. On
trial by court. Finding of guilty of
sault and battery. Fined 81 and costs and
imprisoned ninety days in workhouse.
NEW SUITS.
Jemima Buennemer VS.. George Buenne-
mer; divorce Superior Court. Room /.
The City Bond Company vs. Bette Click
ct al; complaint on Improvement lien. Su-
perior Court, Room /.
Lottie NJ. Flanagan VS.. Thomas Flana-
gan; divorce and alimony.
Frank j. Wetzel VS.. Irene Wetzel; di-
vorce. Superior Court, Room 3.
The City Bond Company vs. Wallace r.
Heeler ct al; complaint on improvement
lien. superior Court, Room 2.
Bookie Swanigan VS.. Robert Swanigan;
divorce. Circuit Court.
Mollie c. Borne VS.. Samuel A. Borne; d.
vorce. Circuit Court.
Landfield Bros q Co. VS.. Daniel c. Hit;
suit on note Superior Court Room 2.
Minnie Hare vs. Adam Hare; divorce.
Circuit Court.
Nancy A. Dawson VS.. John l.. Dawson; d.
vorce- Superior Court. Room 2
Charles Stewart VS.. Charles II. Black ct
al; suit on note. Superior Court, Room 2.
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New York Letter.
The proprietor of a Long Island summer
resort hotel has determined to make his
house a haven for the devotees of health
foods during the season now near at hand
No meats or liquors will be served at his
tables. but every known food the virtues
of which have been emblazoned to the
world may be had. 1t is expected, or hoped,
that vegetarians will ind the place para
disc. Judging from the increase in the
number and patronage of vegetarian res
taurants in this city the vegetarian summer
resort should be a success.
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Judge Henry Clay Allen. of the Circuit
Court. was absent from the city yesterday
and his place on the bench was filled by
Merle Walker probate commissioner. Judge
Allen has been called to Kansas on business
and win be absent from the city for several
days.
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The Central Trust Company. with a bond
Of $500. qualified in the Probate Court yes
terday az guardian OF Daniel p Erwin.
Daniel p. Erwin is the son of the late
Daniel p. Erwin and Mrs. Demia Erwin.
who died few weeks ago. The will of Mr.
Erwin contained provisions for the main
tenance OF his child and left a sum IN
trust for it's education.
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April has been set on the Criminal Court
calendar as the date for the trial of Arthur
J. Simpson, bookkeeper accused of forg-
cry by his employers. the warman-B Black
Chamberlain Company. stock dealers at the
Union stockyards. The case has been long
delayed because OF the unwillingness of
John 8. Duncan TO proceed with it, but Mr.
Duucaa's readiness has been announced
and the trial will begin on the day men
tionec. John w. Kern has been employed
by Simpson to defend him at the trial.
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DRUG CLERKS WOES.
Frank j. Wetze1 Wants a Divorce
from His Wife Minnie.

Frank J. wetzei, a drug clerk. who lives
at 927 South East street. Is Disguised with
the actions OF his wife, Minnie Wetzel, and
yesterday appealed to the courts to grant
HIN legal separation from her. wetzel
says he married his wife in October, 1901,
ard has since that time tried to give her a
good home and the love of dutiful hus-
tel.tions and has ignored him and caused
him much humiliation. Wetzel says his
wife has many times visited public parks
without his permission, has refused to mend
his clothes or take care of his house and
has cruelty neglected his comfort. Wetzel
accused his wife of having struck him on
the head on Jan. 10 ana In many other
ways demonstrating her dislike for him.
The case was referred to Room 3, Superior
Court, for trial.
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Washington Star.
A brochure of more than passing interest
has been issued by the bureau of pubiica-
tions Of the Department Of Agriculture in
relation to the culture of the silk worm.
Some time ago the department issued a
statement as to the best processes for feed
inx the silk worm. and Ii was stated at
that time that there was under preparation
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Unjust Injunction.

Minneapolis Times
Government by injunction is carried q
step too far when II is used TO prevent q
wife from exercising her natural right to
pull her husbands whiskers when he 10
not acting right. A man who wears long
and flowing beard should be good TO his
helpmeet or take the consequences without
a murmur. The injunction granted In
recent case should be dissolved.
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Charles +. Hurst, clerk in Room 2, su-
perior Court. was one of the happy men
In the courthouse yesterday. Mrs Hurst
gave birth 70 . boy Sunday, and Hurst
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-24

was busy receiving the congratulations of
his friends yesterday.
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Room 1-John L. McMaster. Judge.
Ida Wains VS.. Indianapolis Street-rail-
way Company; damages. Judgment on
verdict for defendant against plaintiff for
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
9amburger Sruf=S bee.

@iele 0eute benfen, baB Elm 9uiteu
i@on nit Der 3eit peridminben mirb ;
bteie Weinuns beibt aber nit benz &C.
ben ipielen, benn 10 gut er pieber per-
l@mtnben fann, ebenio gut aber fam
er itd bis CUR unbeilbaren S@winb
iudt entwideln; bann 1T aues porbei,
bann lit es 81 ipdt, gs mdre gang
anbers sefommen, uenn glei6 BEL benz
eriten @ri6einen bes 9uitens Or.
Iusut &0niss hamburger 8ruit Sbee
senommen morben mdre. @tr ratben
unieren 9eiern, metie gu iein unb ni9t
Elm iol@es &tffo gu l~aufen, wenn iebe
@efabr bur6 bas @tnnebmen BON Or.
Musuit &0ntss hamburger 8ruit
Tbee permteben merhen fam /; ba3u
ct. Sacobs Del duBerli6 iber ben
Sails unb BEN oberen Ebeil Der 8ruit
btnrues ansemeneet.
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Geaen bret Setunocn
bebarf cine Wieloung gum DurAIaufcu
beg Ntlantiihen &obels BON einem
gnhe gum anoern.
Sir ige, Ia
font It, befanntli4 Gus Crime, IeHl
tbeurem Sud- angeTer!t9t Der1en, G;1
man jebt Elm eigens fir Dieien 2":c
fobri5irtes Yopter beritellen, io5 en-
Sude GuBerlt6 bo1tommen gleibt, in:
befIen in Tolge iei1er Struttur bolt.
barer, b. b. fir Seblit0Be. nit Fem
Neue ~peniger empfinDli9 1T.
8 $ r ii d te hes in Glib
afrtta betrrii9en umganubaume5 lie
fern ben oortigen GingebOrenen Elm
fart beraui 9enbes @'etrdnt. Wu9 tx
Glepbanten finben Gei9mad baron,
iperben aber ebenfalls Benedict ua0
f9panten FIN uno FER poer mafen
tple S1er5e; ipenn unter {i@, fpms
men ie meiit in ben befttgiten @treit.
s B q B n Fat Mfrtfo ettpa
12,4OO Meilen, barunter 2976 Metlen
in britiI6en &olpnten unb S9ub9ebiez
ten uno 1884 Wteilen in GgDpter.
l1eber 1916 Meilen liegen in fron3Ds
fjI6en 8eI ibungen, 1850 Meilen in
Sranspaal, 1872 M3ei!en in Natal unt
595 Meilen i'm SrauiezTreiftaut. Oie
beutI6en 8abnlinien haben big jsbi
nur cine ie6r 9ertnse Iusoebnuns.
aubner Haub. Sn Yocatelo.
Sba., branssn neult9 bret SanDiteg
in bas Sofa! bes bDrtt9en gagle &lut
unb erbeuteten $1,000. Sc paren gun
.3eit IS 2euts beim Spiel. 3psi GGu,
Der bielten bic Spieler nit i6ren gfez
polpern in S9a9, tDGbrenb Der Sritte
bas @elb einIammelte. gbe Die GGuz
ber bas 2ofal perlieben, feuerten ie
mebrere S9iiIe in bic 3tulnerbede.
Sas 8 bes g W.
EN- S B. Die nprtpegii9e
&rieesmarine i6afft bic i'm Nadri9s
tenOtenit bisber b%ertpenOeten 8rteftau1
ben ob, ba bic 8ebDrDe tie al5 Elm pento
superlGifiges Material beaei6net, bas
iebt na6 gtnfiibrung Der 5untentelez
graphic fe9r gut entbebrt peroen fOnne.
Die 8rieftuuben. Der Marine 9eben an
prtpate 8ereine iiber.
. lie . + + ellie 3 m
IN nbalten, Die iebt an 5ablrei6en
Igefdbrli9en Steuen Ger 9O9ulpen am
|gebra9t iinb, baben ii6, pGbreno lie
einerietts etnen re9t i9dbbaren Sdub
gepdbren, anDererietts bod ais nidt
Iungefdbrli6e 9tlfsmtttel erpteien. Sic
|ptrfen nGmlt9 els 8libableiter, unb
i'm lebten Sommer baben bur9 ie
f6pn man9e Souriiten beftise eletz
'trt16e @rf9itterungen erlitten.
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Gin btQtaeS Seint.

Sd babe 14OO Nder 2anb i'm Comm W1iu.
moob gu perfaufeE, mel9es i1 serne nit
belti4en Samilten beiiebelt baben mO9te.
Das sanae 2anb 1T uortrefhi9 gum gebalen
9eei9net unb cine Meile pon Der ct. Rofas
&ir6e sele9en. Ser gobeu 1T i9wer ,lnb
fru9tbar- r8lad 9oam" unb bat cine lebmi.
&c 1nterla9e. gluf bieier 9anbesfd9e beinz
bet ii9 pieles @i6enz nnb @iienbols. Oas
unb aufmdrts perfauft, pom uel6em bic SGlfe
te anbe,ablt werben mlb, Der &ef fanu in
Mbi9lass3ablunsen, ie nod gelieben in Is
bis 40 sSabren, gu 4 pro5ent be3ablt perben.
Dieie @~elesenbeit 1T cine 70 quite, ,pie fie
mobl ME mieber in Stearns @onntp qeboten
mtrb. Ber INNER fi6 elm sutes 6eim unter
70 9iinfiSen 8%ebinsunsen ani1affen min,
rpenbe fid a n
Senrp 8Ienfe,
Dali Sreeport, Winn.
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Hur Sau.Sp ntractpreu

Stir ben Sau Der Sirde in gudman, Wors
rtion County, uerben bis gum 81. Sanuar
1903 perite9elte @nsebote entsegen9enom=
men. .Seoem Insebot mlB cine @el6anmei=
lung int Setra9e BON 5000 beigeIe9t lein.
Oas Bau Somtte bebGlt ii6 bas Ge6t Dor,
ir9enb zines ober ole @nsebote sl ~periperfeu.
Sldne uno Spe3tfitationeu lie9en I'M 9farr=
banle 81 Budnau 3llr @inii1t Dor.
80 nj. 9au9e,
Soritanb bes Bau Counties.
Budmau, Worriion 60, Winn.
Den 90. December 1902. 4=3
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Staatlide Multeran(talt.
Gin 2ebrtmititut fur wsaodbem TT Voten ano
feline feeenSreide @irtiamfeit.

Gin 2ebrtmititut fur gaaodtem In Voien ano
feline fesensreide 8irttamteit.
Die Yoiener fDnigli9e !Sanbels= unb
@eperbei9ule fir Mdoden lit bic erite
itaatli9e Mn5talt bieIer Dirt, bic i'm
beutI6en Het9 besriinbet tpurbe. sic
unterftebt benz Miniiterium fir !9anz
bel uno 8eperbe unb ptrb, pie ale
Staatsani talten, aus benz arpben
Staatsbausbalt nit ben nDtbisen Mitz
teln periorgt. @benio baben Miniitez
RUM unb 2anbtag bic gnti9eibung
Iber fdmmtli9e 4nselegenbeiten Der
S9ule, 10 peit fie prinaipiele Srasen
ober 9elbmittel betreffen.
Mit bieier Sanbelsz unb 8etperbe=
19ule lit cine Mu~iteranitalt geI9affen
tporben, bic f9u%lentlailenen MGbden
@elegenbeit bietet, ii9 auf's 8eI tie unb
9riinbli9ite in ben peri6ieben1 ten 8ez
rufen aussubilben. Neben elmer ponz
ausseitalteten 9anbelsi6ule nit aebn
Sur EN-, elmer 9eperbei6ule NIT a6t
geperbliGen &uri en-, BON benen feds
Yaraqeltlafen baben, uno elmer Set
6eni9ule, bic ebenfalls fir ben eetperb=
Ii6en 8eruf porbereitet, entbGlt bic Inz
1talt mod 3ur1e fir iebe Dirt Sausz
unb Sanbarbett unb Seminare CUR
MusbilDuns bon 9anoarbeitz, 9eperbes
i9ulz, 8o9z unb Observation-Disclosures
2etrerinnen. Die 2ebrfurie beginner
i'm 5riibiabr unb 9erbit unb buuerr
flint Bis aebn Monate, auf ben Gent
1aren natiirli9 entipreGenb lGneer
8or Der Nufnabme baben ii4 Die S9iis
lertnnen elmer Yriifune gu unterSieben
bon beren Musf au IS GbbGngt, pb fl
bic Sber= Deer lnterabtbeilung Der Elm:
sslnen &urie augefibrt perben. Sr
Mueemeinen ptro %perlangt, boB BIZ
Mdb9en cine bDbere ober mittler'
S6ule NIT Grfolg beiu6t BADEN pbel
bob cine slei9pertbige Siloung ouf'
peiIen tDnnen.
9te &ur1e 19lieBen nit elmer Yrii:
flung ab, unb ouf Muni9 permitted
bic Nntalt barna6 ibren S6Ilertnnst
paRenbe @telunsen. Ste in Der On
italt ausgebilbeten Samen iinb Itet'
1e6r geiu9t unb meiIt i9on nit Stel
len per1eben, ebe nod bas @ramen itatt
eefunben bat.
SieIen Grfolg fat bic S9ule nebel
Der ltrengen Sts5iplin in eriter Sint
ben pprtreffli6en 2ehrtrdften au ban
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Treie SebanblunQ.

@eun Sbr SGmorrboibeu babt ober Siifel
uub fDnnt ni1ts befommen, INN bies su bei=
len, ididt eine Yoffarte on @ebr. Hea &
Co., Winneapolis, Wtinn., unb bteie idideu
Sud Strobe. 8ebanbluus frei su. @enn Sbr
bies nidt tbun wout, sebt gum apotbefer
Martin Molitor in ct. Gloub, unb er mirb
Sud aues bariiber iaseu. gebriiber &ea
Ididen 9robe : Sebaubluns frei. Warttn
Wolitor lpirb bas llebri9e tbuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
6nte SeIe9enbeit.

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fir rpem,s @elb in ben Seiis elmer suten
Sarm si selanseu, mirb iobalb ntdt wieber
9eboten ietn. Sam. Oogls
49.ba ct. @loub Winn.