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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Senate Committee on Military
Affairs Take Action
In Preparation for Possible In
ternatiOnal Difficulties.
MUST BE NO BLUFFING.
If the Kaiser Wants Trouble
He Can Get 1t.
Hurry Orders Issued to Navy
Yards.

Washington, Jan. 29.-The venezue-
Ian situation, especially the attitude of
Germany, was discussed by the senate
committee on military affairs today
and the situation Influenced the com
mittee on some matters pertaining to
the army appropriation bill, among
which was the decision to accept the
house provision relating to transports;
that they be retained in the service
The committee also provided for an in
crease of electricians, skilled gunners,
maehinists and sergeants and others
who take care of and handle guns in
the seacoast defenses
Some other additions were made in
the bill with a view of improving the
service. The decision was general and
earnest and the conclusion reached as
stated by member of the committee
was that the United States make it
plain that the honor and dignity Of
the country viii be maintained and
that Germany should not be allowed to
bluff the government by any attitude
she might assume.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29

been getting it at breadswords. The
president guards rather low and conse-
quently sometimes receives taps on his
wrist but he told when I left him at
Canton that he should be ready for me
again as soon as I get back to Wash
ingfea.
What martyr we make of our
Presidents" commented Mr.. Scott I'VE
compel him to attend receptions and
public gatherings 4ind make speeches
and al such things. I went TO the
diplomatic reception a few nights ago,
and when / reached the president I real
~ felt more like apologizing for bother
ing him than anything else"
yes replied General Wood. and
think what task it is to get up on an
average Of a new speech every week
that you know will be generally read
and commented upon, upon subjects in
which you have no personal interest
Tt takes a man of great depth and
breadth to do such a thing along with
the great mass of other work which he
has
When asked if he has any special
plans which he expects to carry out
when he goes to the Philippines, as a
result of his experience in Cuba, General
Wood replied.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
WILL STAND TRIAL.
Chicago Coal Men Decline Any
Form of Compromise.

Chicago. Jan. 29.-The Indiana coal men
against whom indictments were voted by
the special grand jury have been unable
TO agree with States Attorney Dineen as
to a statement Of facts which was sched-
uled for presentation to the court today.
The opera Will now be asked to give
pend 50 that their cases may come up for
trial by jury in the usual way Tt was
expected that an agreement could be ar
rived at and that the personal indictments
would be dismissed. The state it is sai5
desired the indicted coal men to admit
Violation cf the Illinois statutes and to re-
u Tor their defense upon the constitution
atty Of the laws. The operators declare
ihei- transa Cti0ns came within the scope
Of the interstate commerce laws and not
within the Illinois statutes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29


While genial and agreeable. General
Wood is dignlhed. he impresses one
as man gt great personal force. And
while be is dignihed i'm his bearing it
20 an easy sort of dignity that goes
Wen with the gray business suit soft
hat and tan shoes which he wore to
Topeka today
General Wood is an earnest advocate
on cuban reciprocity. His experiences
as military governor of C7iba hafoTf
the cuban republic became 0reanizaf.
made him such. and this doubtless has
Iluch 10 do with his qualification at
u, cleetlon OF Mr. Long to the senate
Ahe subject of his speech tonight viii
be Reasons for Reciprocitvv
10 rev weeks General Wood will
leave for the Philippines About n
month ago he asked tine war daDarf-
mept 60 assign him there. and his re-
quest mas been granted. He expects -
leave some time in March and viii #
nrst be with the department of Min
danao.
General Wood was met at Lawrence
by William Allen White. president ~
the Kansas Day club, and General ana
Mrs Wilder s Metcalf. who accom-
panied him to Topeka When he rs4f.F7-
ed here his train was met bv Senator
elect Long and Governor Bailey Who
took him to the Copeland Socn af+s.
Hls arrival at the hotel Congressman N
CHARLES f. Scott called on him and tbe
two chatted while some nevsnanar
men also waited upon General Wood
General Wood believes that the peon1e
OF Cuba are quite likely to make their
government success. Notwithstanding
oil the opinions which have EXPRESSED
To the contrary.
They have had all they want of war
ana ploodshed during the past so wears +,
ne said and they are not likely tr
make any more trouble than thew ear
1eip- they are an easy. people to han
cie. TOO never had TO cau ONT tl7e
troops once to assist in establishing or
ger oerore their government was estab b
lisAed The local police We're abundant
~ aoie TO preserve peace. We had mn,
soou many laws into operation before
me republic was established. and tbev
nave continued all of them p
rev eaNs AGO some nevesnanar dis
a1Cnes from Washington stated that
tne presidents wrist had been Injured in
noll at broad swords with Cenersi
WOOD. Cor~ressman Scott i~,,t-;,s
wnat foundation there was ia tbe ~
WIN all Difference to the press " saf-
General Wood. cit really did NOT s,,,,,,,,,,
tI rilS lnlnE. It is true that the praef.
cent received few taps on his r-,is+
Dut the broadswords we use are of Iis.5,-
wood, and the story OF his in5,,r-- -.
really much Overdrc-yn He ie 60 -
the exercise and as have baer er5rrss-s,
Tor some time in making ont rer,S7+e
nave needed some exercise and we ba,,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
LONG TO LEAVE.
Newly Elected Senator Goes to
Washington Saturday.

Senator and Mrs. Long will leave To-
peka for Washington Saturday night They
had expected to leave tomorrow, but Mrs.
Longs illness has interfered and she viii
not be able 10 travel before Saturday. She
is steadily improving. however, and it is
thought that she will be we'll over her
attack of grip by Saturday
Mr.. Long. too is feeling better than on
Wednesday. He was fearful at the time
he had TO make his speech before the
joint convention that he, TOO, might be
coming down with the grip, but he now
thinks he has succeeded in overcoming it.
r. H FaXon. Mr. Longs secretary, Will
leave for washington tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
TRAFFIC TIED UP.
Dutch Engineers Go Ont on a
Sympathetic Strike.

Amsterdam. Jan. 29.-The freight traf-
fic on the Dutch Railway company's
system is suspended in consequence of
the strike of 300 freight enginemen in
sympathy with the employees Of several
transportation companies who have
been on strike for sometime past. The
employees Of the state railroads threaten
to Join the strike.
There was conflict between strikers
and nonstrikers in the suburb of Dur
gerdam this morning. Several men were
seriously injured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
STABBED TO DEATH.
The Body Afterwards Placed
on the Car Track.

Dearborn Mich, Jan 29.-Stabbed to
death by an unknown assailant and his
body placed on the Detroit. Ypsilanti &
Anneboro electric roads tracks to cover
up the crime, seems to have been the
fate of middle aged German or Pole,
who has not yet been identified. A car
bound for Detroit ran over the body last
night and when the remains were ex-
amined al the morgue there, two deep
stab wounds We're found in the breast,
apparently inflicted by a dagger.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
BURlES A DOZEN.
Explosion ImprisOns Workmen,
Injuring the Whole Party.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Jan. 29-An explosion
at the EclShart Packing company's plant
at o'clock this morning buried q dozen
men in the ruins. all of whom We're in
jured. some. it is believed. fatally. Several
are yet imprisoned in the wreckage- A
large part Of the plant was destroyed and
a fire followed the explosion
Two bodies have already been taken out
and others are still in the ruins. Four
injured taken to the hospital are believed
to he fatally hurt. It is not known Wheth-
er the explosion was due to natural gas or
ammonia large quantities Of which were
stored in the plant where the explosion oc-
Cured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
HURRY ORDERS.
They Are Issued to Navy Yards En-
gaged IN Repair Work.

Norfolk Va, Jan 29-Rush orders
have been received at the navy yard
here from Washington to hurry work
on all ships undergoing repairs. The
cruiser San Francisco has been at the
yards for some time. being repaired
and an extra force of mechanics was
placed aboard her to fit her for sea.
The Prairie is ordered to be ready for
service by Saturday of this week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
4 FREAK OF A CALF.
Has Head Like an English Bull Dog
and Two Skulls.

AxteI Kan. Jan. 29.-Quite nonstros-
ity in the way of a deformed calf was
brought to this town this morning. It's
head was twice the size of an ordinary
calf and closely resembled the head of an
English bulldog The skull was in two
pieces, having no connection except at the
jaws. There were no vertebrae connecting
the head with the shoulders. although tha
spinal cord was there, but no brains. The
calf only lived few hours DR.. Kava .
naugh Will send it to the state university
and have it stuffed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Dense Foe at New york.

New York Jan. "a fog of great den
sity was over the bay today A number of
ocean liners due last night had not been re-
they were waiting outside for the fog to
lift. The Lain. from Genoa and Naples.
due this morning had not been report ed
at 9.45 o'clock. The Celtic. which left her
pier last night and anchored on account Of
the thick weather, passed out to sea this
morning Elevated trains and ferries were
run with great difficulty during the early
hours and there were long delays.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Collision in New York Harbor.

New York. Jan. 29.-The railroad tug
New York Central No. s, while round
ing the Battery today, collided with the
Liberty island ferry Liberty at the lat
ter's landing. The ferrybOat was
struck on the port side. just forward OF
the cabin. and a large hole was cut in
her below the water line She filled rap
IDLY. No person was injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
NICHOLS IS DONE.
His Inquisition COnrs at Last
AdjOurns.

County Attorney Nichols has finished
taking testimony in his inauisition
room.
The notes made by the official stenoe
rapher are now beinG transcribed into
testimony and viii be tv9ewritten and
viii await the signatures of the wit
nesses. What Mr.. Nichols next move
viii be IS not known. He will not state
but it is supposed that he has secures
sufficient testimony to warrant his
bringing cases against some of the joint
iStss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
LAW CAN'T TOUCH HIN.
Captain BrownelI Is Pronounced
Immune by Attorney General.

Washington. Jan. 2s.-The attorney gen
eral has rendered an opinion to the effect
that Captain Brownen who was a mem
Der Of a volunteer regiment and whose
name has been mentioned in connection
with the killing Of Father Augustine in
the Philippines and whose conduct has
been a subject Of discussion in congress.
is no longer amenabie to civil or military
law for his actions while in command Of
a Vermont regiment in the Philippines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
ON THE Run
He Has Been Defeated and Com
pelled to Flee.

Madrid Jan. ga dispatch to the I'm
parcial from Tangier announces that Bu-
hammar, the prefender to the throne Of
Morocco, has been repulsed and is retreat
ing rapidly.
1t was announced from Madrid last
night that the Spanish government had
received news that the Moorish pretender
was advancing to attack Fez
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29

London, Jan. 29.-Henry Norman.
NJ p, the author and traveller. has been
granted a divorce from his wife, Monte
Muriel the traveller and author, on the
ground Of the 1atter's infdelity Lieut.
Edward Arthur Fitzgerald, of the dra-
goon guards was named as correspond
ent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Temperature of Large Cities.

Chicago Jan. 29-7 a. m. tempers- =
lures; New York, as Boston, "a; Phil.
adelphia. 42; Washington. IS; Chicago.
46; Minneapolis, 20; Cincinnati, So; St
Louis. So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Former senator AIlen psad.

Seattle. Was, Jan 29.-John Bard
Allen, formerly United States senator
from this state, died suddenly last night
at his residence in this city, from an-
gina pectOris.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
STEAM CASK EXPLODES
Two Members of the Puritan's S
Crew Badly Burned.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. 2s.-News was re-
ceived from the navy yard today of the
explosion Of a steam cask in the boiler
room of the monitor Puritan. lying of
Old Point Comfort. Two members of the
fire room force were seriously burned.
One Of the men who was badly scalded by
steam was brought to the naval hospital
here this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Weather Indications.

Chicago Jan. 2e-Foreeast for kan
sas: Generally fair tonight and Fri
day. colder tonl&ht northwest windz.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
Discount Rate Advances.

Bombay. Jan. 29-The rate Of discount
was raised today from to per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-29
WEATHER COLDER.
There Is an Indicatlon That a Cold
Wave Is Coming.

Colder weather is on the wav to KAN
sas from the storm centers of the north
west.
The forecast sent out today was:
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
Colder tonight The following temper
atures were recorded in the northwest
Wedneday: Bismarck 8 degrees DeIow
zero, Calgary u degrees below, Havre 2
below Adinnedosa 2S below and Gu
'Appelle p below. The wind this morn
ing was from the west blowing 16 miles
an hour. The hourly temperatures re
corded by the government thermometer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Observation-Disclosures

nnteroffiaier gum Hetrus
ten): uaerl, pdrit Su bod lieber our
Sper gesanssn, Su bift ia Der ~reinite
2~obensrin, Did BERT mer ndmlt9 oo9
na9 nii9t frasen!"
~
unterpffiaier: r&erls, beim
parabemari9 miifen Cure &nieteblen
Dor @ersniisen innerli9 iobeln!"
Gr6Hte @erIfrruthrit.
proeo (bem Elm 3Gubel
feinen Paletot abnimmt): r8efomm,
t4 benin feline @arberpbez Hummer9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09

bot er en- Jauf spif9e Die Nbse sebat,
baB linn 9eere I'm Sebne persanse is
I'M bann is nod en- 2%intsbGnber grab
uf feiner Seas selanbt, baB linn bic ROTH
8rieb eelabfe is. Or Wertb bot ibm
en- GROCER GpteIumpe GENE, bab CT lei
S9nut bot abbube femme I'm er is bann
our 9innert9iir naus I'm BEEN. Seine
Boobies BEN iui9t boseitanne I'M ben
fremme Mann a~ngeftaunt I'm mer bot
ibne aniebne femme, bab tie fid sefreet
BEN. BAL bruf fen en- ganae &raub iunge
aerls in bic @ertbsftub reisetumme.
sc ben ab 8ier perlangt, BEN enanner
aueepifdbert I'M uf ben Jrembe sebeit.
Seuer bot semeent, bt 8upe tpotte i'm
lebbere I'M er bot empl in lei binnere
9oiefad gelangt, as mann er. en- aez
tpoltper berausbole mot. uniere 8utpe
ben iell semertt, I'm eener bun ibne Is
ufseiteppt I'm bot geiabt: r8rau9ft fee
Bang au batpe, mir blum Dir mir. Mir
fen iuf9t gefumr1e, au febne, tpie b'r
Mann ausgudt, mas bes @rpbmaul
selebbert hot. Big bo anne bot iid nod
Niemanb an i'm setraut un er bot fei
eegener Weg sebat. Drum freet es uns,
bab Ct fei Meef4ter gefunne bot. Drint
Gems nit, Trember!" Ser bot bic gi>
labing ansenumme IN bot bann geiabt,
bab Ct mar erftaunt gu Deere. 10 trGftise
8urfhe bate fih bun 5elem Rerl bana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Guer S~ertdufer ipirh es ,uriidtaufer

Sbr sebt fetn &iiico, mena So,
gbamberlain's golic gboleraz uni
Oiarrb0e=W tttel fauft. guer 8erz
tdufer eritattet gu@ bas @elo surid,
menu sSbr nt@t sufrieben ieib, na9=
benz Sbr es sebrau9t babt. gs mirt
alIerudrts anertannt ais bas erfolg:
rei9ite Mittel, mel6es i'm @ebraud
lit fur gtnsewetbe 8ei9werben, uni
es lit bas etnstse, bas ME feblsebt.
gs 1T ansenebm, fiber u. suuerldlits.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
IrhrrruTd111ttu.

r9euer ii5erlieB mir metn @atte bic
Iuspabl n,eines neutrality-suspicious.
tes!"-rQlIo gibt's biesmal feline
ueberrai6ung?"-nS Sir mid ni9t-
aber fir meinen Mann, tpenn er bic
He9nung tefommt!"
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&ein Mitleio ee,eiat.

rgier Sabre mar bas Satum I'm
autbaltiam binter MIR" idretbt 5
". @uuebse, gerbinu, Ola. sd bat
tie einen i@rfdli9en Sau pom Sd
morrboiben, Der "a @ei6milite per-
uria6te. Nrntca Salbe beilte mid
@lei9 gut fur 8ranbmunben unb alls
@eben unb S9mersen. Sour 25
Gents In SO. s. Subn's Npotbefe
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Berer1ueftH.

8etannter: rWollen Sic BENIN
tetnen 4rat gu benz ertranften &ne9te
bolen9"-@ utsbefiber: ,yo9
ni9t; bic arantbeit ion ndmli9 am
itedenb fein-ba tparte i4, Biz mebrere
franf iinb!"
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DnrTnrulidt.

d ter: rgs tit mertpiirbis,
bab Sic it9 jebt i'm Sommer aufs
&obleniteblen perlesen." g
fluster: sd forge firm Wtnter,
9err Hi9ter."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09

Mtf9ter . !-Getf9te
Wo9 is b'r Bin 9robmaul gang uner=
petteb aus unfer @eseb fort. Gs is
linn gu tparm tporre IN es beeBt, bab ct
naus is mod b'r Wef9t. I'm Nielnanb
is fOrrp, baB er gauge is. betobs gates
manb bpt i'm sesli9e. @r bot net
iuf9t 9roBmaul sebeeBe, iunbern er
mar ab tpertli9 en- 9robmaul. S4un
als en- Bub, tpie er nod tn-bie Gdul
is, bot er nit ale 8upe @treit e'bat,
TN neil er etpe aGfort 10 en- srob
Maul sebat bOt, mare ale bang Dor
ibm. Wie er en- grober &erl is porre,
mar es mod dryer NIT linn. Wann en-
annerer &erl ebbes sefabt bot. mas ibn
net seiubt bot, bann mar fei erfdt
Bort: Sci itia, ober i9 i9las Dir
Gems bie, bab 9u borbelt!" Qaes bot
semeent, b'r 8ta pdr 10 fart tpte en-
8Gr I'M en- Sober bot ii9 bor linn gez
fer9t. Nau is es amer ferali9 rausz
tumme, bab lei sanae Stdrt In feline
gielsftnnbade Is, I'M bes mar benetpeg
auganse: Or 8ia I'm en- bar annere
iunge Serbs mare i'm Mertbsbaus I'm
ben 8ier trunfe. 9o Is en- Srember
%rettumme, bot fi9 gang bei9eebe ans
ur1er gnb bun b'r Bar seiteGt I'm ab
en- 9las 8ier perlanst. @r bot segudt
pie en- btefenter Meni4, iui9t bab er
rotbe 5oor s'bat bot. Ses mar grab
ebbes Dor b'r 8tq. @r bot eri9t ben
Srembe angudt I'M bann gu feiner
&raub sefabt: uWann i9 ebbes bab,
bann is es en- &otbtopp I'M i9 fann
eeniger 8erl lebbere, mas iei2epe rotbe
9oor sepobre bot."-S'r Sremb bot
Iea ufsenumme. rWann 9u MIDI
nleeni9t," iest er gum 8iu, rbann bin
i9 Sci &erl."-Nau bot bes for b'r
8iG ebaut fobiel gebeeBe, as pie rput
UP ober f9ut up!" I'm neil er gebentt
bot, er bit en- let9ter 9f4ub, 10 bot er
fia ab grab rebbp sema4t. gs mar
atper- bal ppriper.- Gems. atpee. bret
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$t11ne AuHhd1teu.

. anne (beim Oorfbaber): Ssh
5teben ia audi 3dbne aus, ni9t pabr?"
9epib."-S a me-: LIMB aud
f9meralos9"-r9m gepObnli9; bas
beiBt, lebtmaI bab' id mir bod beiz
nabe g 6anbaelenf ausaerenft."
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Tirfhuntue Erooe.

&D9in (au ibrem Solbaten, Der
eben npr elmer bampfenben Sleii4z
f9ifel fibt): rWas meinit, S4ori4l.
Oh lid bic 8esetarianer a II 9 lieben
fDnnen2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
9rrouinppirt.

Profeffor: r9uber, Sic finb
etn gang geptfenlofer, fauler Menf9;
baau arrogant unb bobenlos bumm!
Wenn i4 Sbren @ater febe, tperb' i9
tbm baelbe fasen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09

mape loIIe. Sest CT: ..2Bte tp gtm~Dp
febn, an mitenanner, bin i9 f4abr,
bab ieber Gener punGi9 fen @robmauI
lebbere fam. Mit bic 9robf9nGber
is ME piel los I'm ib bab Sid setpieIe.
pie mer Re ftappe tann." llnfere 8utpe
ben fi9 fen binnig bic Obre gef9riepe.
Dim nd9ite Bag Is b'r 8iu bor4's
StGbtel nit ere Nas pte en- quite Seis
GUNNER. Or Ben Is ibm begesnet
I'm es bot i'm 10 setibelt, bab er laut
rauseela9t bot. 81, bot bes ben Bin
geGrgert. I'm pie b'r Ben bann nod
fegt: rWas nemmf9t for 9ei @runbs
bier9 Sd me9t fe germ bape for
Soome," DO bot b'r 8ia etpe tpieber lei
srob Maul ufseriIe, bab er ben Ben
Dermable bat. ST bot ab idun lei
9anb ufse5ose; amer s'f4pino pie
b'r 8lib bot b'r Ben lei Sauft benz
Bill uf's Maul geplanat, bab er ut b'r
Ride sefale is. r@ann 9u meb baipe
nit bun bere Sort, bann fag's iui4t,
mann ib ab tee rotbe 9opr bab," iegt
b'r Ben. rSu bof9t nau lang senug
9et Maul seiubit; nau pelle mir emol
bic Sduit iubfe!~ Des Ding, bab b'r
Sen ben Stdrt sema9t Bat, bot ii9 bal
rumsef4pGbt, I'M bes @robmaul bot
fi9 10 sei9dmt. baB er lei iiepe Sadie
auiammesepadt bot I'm is fort-pie lei
2eit iage, modem Wef4te. Sort Is er
am redte 8lab. gr ion gu bic Rauz
bpbs sebe. Gen len bic aerls, mas er
in bic Stiepel aittere made tann. Ser
leidt tann er nod mebner lerne.
Or 9ansi0re.
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Inrr,u urtetr mirkunu.


n9err Prinaipal, Der Gaiiirer lit nit
10000 Mart bur9sesunsen!"-rW as.
NIT nur 3O,0O09-Ser 2ump i9Gbigt
ia metnen &rebit!"
Ga @ripbe 3u iariren In 48 stunaen.
&ein Wtttel tomm,t benz Warner's
Wbite @tne Of Gar Sprup fur bieie
i&redli@e unb fatale aranfbeit Slet@.
Wenn uori@riftsmdbis senommen unb
tn 3ett, betlt es einen TaI In 4S
Stunben, unb betnn 9uiten, Der ber
Grippe folst, uerfeblt es nie 0inbes
runs. 9retS Is unb 80 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
SaraainS TN Sdnbern.

Mit Der GrpreB erbielteu mir 200
Stiide @rpital @ape Safietta &lbbons
gu sets, 3, 10, Is ttnS 19cts
0eiB i1par; unb in alien Sarben.
@tr batteu e inen wunserpolz
len 9lbias in unierem SdnbersS eparz
Oas @ebeimniB bes @rfol9es
in ben 9uten @ertben, bic mir
Su iol6 niebri9en Yreiien ofieriren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Gr1Htr @erIfrruthei
Retnr quite Gn1pfehIu,tn.

9 a It: rWie tit benin Sbr Wein
6err Wirtb?"- Nun, sic piTer
f4on, bic @ei4mdder iinb perf6ieben!'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
JnrtCd1rttt.

Ri9te n8as iinb Sie?"-
.3euse: nSetonom!"-R d
nWas mar Sbr 8ater9"-3 g
Wirtbf9aftsbefiber!~- / d
nllnb Sbr @robpater9" 8 g
,8duer!"