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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17
LABOR DAY DANCE
WILL SHOW PROFIT,
Trades and Labor Assembly Held In
teresting and Profitable Meeting
at Union Hall Last Night.

The Superior Trades and Labor as
sembly held regular meeting last
night, with an average attendance and
the usual excellent interest in the pro-
ceedings. The most of the unions
represented reported trade good.
A communication was read reciting
the fact that Thomas A. Edison, the
inventor, has discharged all of the
union men employed by him.
A circular letter from the executive
council Of the American Federation of
Labor was read, in which organized
labor and it's friends were urged to use
every possible influence for the enact
ment by congress of legislation in sup
port Of the eight-hour day, and also
for the anti-injunction bill.
John A. Barron, delegate from the
Duluth Federated Trades assembly,
was invited to speak on the condition
of affairs in Duluth. He said there
would be net profit from the Labor
Day dances and other. sources connect
ed with Labor day amounting to about
$780,, which, would be turned into the
treasury Of the assembly. He also
said that an ordinance had .been>p pre-.
pared to compel employment; agencies
to inform men hired by them a bout
any strikes that may be- in progress al
points where the men are sent to-: +
fss 5$ss5* #s :I: .s5SI 4.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17
ZENITHS ARE DEFEATED
Tigers Take Bowling Match, Winning
bv 81 Pins

Parkhurst of the Zenith team made
nigh schore of 203 and Mclaughlin Of
the Tigers secured high average of 100
in a match game of bowling between
the two teams at the Empire alleys
last night The Zeniths got total Of
1850, being defeated by their rivals by
81 pins. The score follows:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17

meeting Thursday, and the work of the
season was begun. The circle meets ev-
cry week at the residences of the mem
bers, and portion of some book is
read, after which discussion is had.
The circle is now enjoying it's second
year, and it has been of much benefit
to the members.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17
Duluth Heiohts Social.

Mrs. Merritt entertained Friday at
ternoon. The affair was a baby party.
Alexander Reed, Jr., three months old,
won the first prize. Ehe little fellsw
had the distinction of sitting for over
one hour without making a noise.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17
UNION HOPES TO SETTLE
STRIKE IN MINNEAPOLIS
A. r. OF L. SENDS THos. I. KIDD
TO SETTLE STRIKE.

President John Finlay Resigns as Ma
tionaI President. A. e. Wellington
Is Actoig Presidnt. Operators APP
pear to 10 Favorably impressed
With Position Of Strikers. Settle
nent Does Not Seem toBe Far Dis
tant.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17
B IT|SH WORKERS FIGHT
AGAINST HIGH TARIFF
ISSUE APPEAL TO LABOR IN THE
COLONIES,

Chamberlain Fiscal Policy in the In
terest Of Imperial Unity Not Well
Taken BY the British Workingmen.
John Burns and J. kier Hardy Join
the Opponents. Nothing In It for
Labor. Not In t he Interest Of
Colonies.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17

5X##S ST.. Levin import sc wines and IL
5quors, I'D so est SUPERB street
fzsc,arries the very lbest stock city
zfor family ans spur poses.g'
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17

11C111J III Ott111U11t, witt
Burns. Thomas Burt, w.
27~;c9#E* Randall Cremer, Will
Crooks, c. Fenwick, J..
Kier Hardie, Arthur He'll
derson B. Frckard, D. J..
Schackleton, John Wilson.
The above comprise all the Labor
representatives in the British House
Of Commons.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wood visited with
their parents on Duluth Heights Sun
day.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-10-17

DR.. Norton makes professional calls
on the Heights every Tuesday and Fri
day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25
4 Largest Boys Store-Decidedly Best BOYS Store

Young mems College suits receive most
critical attention; SO styles Of chic
rough weaving and 20 styles of choice
new plaid worsteds-H., S. & M. pro-
auctions, at S 400.
% styles Of double breasted Varsity
suits, new colorings, individual eff
fects, easily $1,000 garments, offered
at S 1000.
An immense lot Of young mems suits,
made from genuine navy serge,
heavy weight rich blacks, Thibets and
clays, all superior suits, an inn
mense lot Of stripes and plaids, worth
$1,000, at $3.50.
The Royal Brand young men suits, high
~ fashionable colorings, single and
double breasted garments, unmatcha-
bic under $1,000 anywhere, at $5. 85.
Highly fashionable 2-piece suits, box or
seni-fitting, highest qualifications,
Scotch, English and American mater
ials, sizes to II, at $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

Boys double breasted 2-piece suits made
from blue serge, Tricots and black
clay, very high grade and specially
offered for $500.
Royal Brand 2-piece suits, pure lambs
ss wool, extra weight, double seams,
double seat and knee, worth $500,
special bargain for $2-95-
500 double weight cashmere suits, equal
to anything offered in this market for
$500, here for S Ice.
Boys Cassock Overcoats, Royal blues,
Oxfords, Cardinals and mixed Vicunas,
at $3.50.
Boys and Childrens Overcoats, in olive, Oxford,
gray, blue and fancy Cheviot, handsomely
embroidered, with distinctive air and equal to
any So. so coat, at $40.
Midshipmen's boys overcoats, red flannel lined,
heavy wool material, brass buttons, handsome
" embroidered, will fit all sizes, dressy and
warm, at $2.95.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

notchers Of shirtdonn 500 high class
Royal knit Australian worsted yarn Ath-
letic Sweaters, freak colorings, college
striped, natural grays, plain blacks, blues
and maroons, the most satisfactory hunt
ing, golfng and Athletic sweater made,
certainly the greatest value, for $500.
500 dozen Ideal Underwear ribbed, plain,
feeced, medicated, natural and ca1nel's
hair, representing $250 and $500 quail
tiles in all colors and white, for $1.5O.
The President Suspender, standard SOC
suspender, for 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25
Eve,175zng IN Season and the Bef at its -Klud

H. S. & M. Overcoats, reliable, smart
and elegant made from genuine friez-
es, quality equal to any SIS overcoat
in the market, at choice for S. 600.
Extra heavy Frieze overcoats, manly.
looking, especially we'll made, water
proof, all wool; worth $40, at $5.85.
Silk citation young mems overcoats, very
sWagger and graceful, most beautiful
materials. worth 500, at $500.
Large line Of boys 2-piece dress suits,
plain effects and rich, neat effects.
broad assortment, worth to $1,000, at
$3.50.
Boys 2-piece double breasted suits, siz-
es to Il, emphatically the strongest
value we offer, immense variety, nov
elites and very desirable styles, worth
to $3.50, for $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25
315-325 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis.

SEDAN MONTENAC overcoats,
silk lined, most luxurious ma
terials, they will compare
favorably with $50. 90 to order
coats, at $500.
Patent Kersey, rich wool lined,
silk topped overcoats, hand
worked, particularly worth
$500, very swagger, for
$4,000.
Imported Castor Kersey over
coats, pure silk lined, best
dressers favor them, compare
with any $4,000 coat in this
market, at $2H.OO.
Imported Scotch effect handmade
overcoats, almost endless va
riety, belt back or plain, worth
$4,000, for $4,000.
ST. George Kersey overcoats, the
standard $4,000 overcoat in
black, blue and oxford, special
at s 500.
Genuine Baltic frieze overcoats,
weighing 80 ounces to the
yard, new models, 46 and 48
inches long, positively $1,000
coat, at $6.95.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25
Good Dressers' Pants Store

Imported worsted Trousers; manufactured, hand
felled seams, new mixtures, Scotch effects and fine
worsteds; men who habitually pay tailors $40 and
$12 for pants should see them, at choice for SIS.
Exclusive styles of Lester Worsted Trousers, 100
different patterns, perfect fitting, another showing
of our supremacy; Lester worsteds sell for $500,
here for So.
Many thousand pairs of Reading Trousers, all wool,
strong enough to withstand the toughest wear, to
fit any size worth $3.50, an extra bargain for only
$3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25
Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits

for Men, Young Men and Boys.
Smarter tban to Order Tailov5 can. Make 7bem
Perfect fitting, sklfuy finished best materials imported
CLOTH silk lined Tuxedo dress suits, $500.
Fine imported unfinished worsted Tuxedo and dress SUITS silk
lined, at $4,000.
Fine Diagonal Worsted Tuxedo dress SUITS with fine
Italian lining, at $500.
Young Mems Tuxedo Suits imported quality, silined $40
Boys Tuxedo suits, slk-ined, at $1,000.
Chldrens slkined Tuxedo SUITS fine quality at $1,000.
Full dress vests, full dress hats full dress ties.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

Cotton Half Hose, good quality, double heel
and toe, fast colored; you will find them
worth Zoe. at Sc.
English Cashmere Hosiery, silk embroid-
cred, neat stripes, fancy effects, loud
patterns, subdued ideas, largest showing
we have ever made, superior Soc hose,
at choice for 25c.
1000 dozen of new Cravats, an information
al collection of Persian, English and
French ties, worth seeing, the latest
novelties, worth to $780, for $500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

der, PRICE to rush The season.
80. %3;s
Best quality imported beaver top fine prime rat
lining, choicest otter collar and trimmings
worth $125, for $500.
Northern dark coon-skin coats, otter trimmed per-
fectly matched, cable sewed seams and fine
quality, worth $85, for $3.50.
The best Leipzig Astrakhan coats, stylishly made
richly otter trimmed, purposely made to see how
good and not how cheap; the richest coat shown
at $68.5O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

Heavy all wool cheviot suits, sin
gle or double breasted, 20 styles
worth $1,000, for $6.95.
Black and blue Thibet suits, very
fine, all shapes, absolutely SIS
grades, at SO.
Blue diagonal worsted suits, care
fully made, regular or extra
sizes, single or double breast
eds, always proper, fine quality
worth $3.50, at $8.75.
Genuine Auburn Melton suits,
best wearing materials made.
all shapes, splendid winter
suits, worth $500, $12.75.
Genuine black clay suits, the
most satisfactory suit for all
purposes, in any shape and
size, commonly sold for
$1,000, under-selling all at
choice for Sc. 80.
1900 smooth, fine Worsted Suits
and 1900 comfortable, service
able and beautiful Mems and
Young Mems Suits in all shapes
and proportions, you would con-
slider them worth $500 and
$500, they stand unequaled
at choice for $1,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

. Our o7On make, no7use9Srrd
Fine Jersey top, expensive slk-seal lined, rich
fur collar and cuffs; $50 coats for $3.50.
Fine ST. George kersey top, costly fur Tined, otter
collar, swagger looking coats, worth $500,
for $48.5O.
Bay otter collar, hundreds Of them sold at $685.
now $66.OO.
Beautiful beaver top southern beaver lining,
handsome otter trimmed $3.50 coats for 500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

Manhattan Chir+c The upodate shirts,
These AL. .0D
erns,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-25

Childrens velvet and silk broadcloth sailor suits,
exclusively imported novelties, handsomely
embroidered, exceptionally fine quality at
Chidren's plain colored fancy effect blouses
Norfolks and sailor suits, 2 and 3-tone effects
very excellent qualities at $3.50.
Exceptional value in children's sailor suits, al
most Of every style, the most extensive show \
ing, worth to $500, at $3.50.
Splendid sailor suits, Norfolk suits and Irving
ton suits, worth SIS. 90 and SC. co. at $3.50.
Showing new children's caps, odd styles and ex-
clusively here at from 48c to $3.50.
Boys patent Beaver Overcoats, rich fur col
Jared and cuffed, military fronts, novel and
elegant, at $1,000.
Boys imported Sweaters, distinctively different
from anything before shown, all sizes,
at $3.50.
Boys Saxony yarn Sweaters, novelty colors,
substantial and elegant, made from worsted
yarns, at $1.6O.
Boys home knit sweaters, heavy all wool Ger
mantown yarns, many different colorings.
Extensive preparations have been made to
supply the demand. Selling very fast; worth
81 so, for 750.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
,,popularilirmns" Orr @rafa.

Hte peoeuttdute we've oeS BuH6eSfStfttttSs
ridbters q. q. @roBeup.
SIN 9inblid auf bic Muffeben er=
regenben acknowledgement, bic Der
friibere 8antprdtbent Drefer in Nep
Yorf in Der Sadie bes banterotten
S9iffsbautrufts sesen s. pierpont
Morgan unb CHARLES M. S9pab erz
boben bat, biirfte bic Rebe, tpel9e Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
8<fsnntniFe eines Hriefers.

@ep. Sno. q. Cor pon @ate,
art., i@reibt: r3w0lf Sabre lang
lit i9 al, Der @elbiu&t. Sd tuanbte
mt@ al, cine Mn3abl Nerste unb per
iu9te aIIe Sorten Wett3tn, aber i9
erbtelt teine 9ilfe. Damn besann
i9, electric 8itters gu Sebrau&en,
unb i9 fible, baB i@ test BON elmer
Rrantbeit sebetlt BIN, bic mid 5p0lf
Sabre In ibren &rallen bate" Wenn
Sbr cine auuerldiiiSe Mebi3in fur Sc
ber- unb Nteren : Bei&merben baben
mont ODER fur ben Masea, iuen1 er
auBer Orbnuns TT, ober fur allSes
meine S@wd@e, labt @u@ electric
8ttters seben. gs 1T sarantirt pom
G~potbeter %. 8. 3ubu. Nar SOC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
TheflnehfreuH.

8raut (relisnirt): rpapa bei
ft9 berfpetultrt-nir BADEN Naes Der.
loren!"-8 r d / g m: ,@eld
etn Slid, bab mir nod nidt perbeira,
fhet finb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

Rt4ter peter 6. @robcup bonn Mppeu<
bofe bes Z. 8unbesbifrtftssert9ts
neuli9 i'm Marquette<& lub gu Gbt=
taso bielt, erhDbtes Snterefe beans
Ipru4en.
Sn Der Rebe, tpelde bic l1eberf4rtft
.Sntorporirte 11nebrli9tett" fibrte.
.mpfieblt @robcup bic rpopularifiz
runs" G,peopleizing") Der Srufs.
WDrtli9 faste ct unter Mnberem: rDie
Rorporationen beberrf9en f4ou etnen
sroben She'll bes Gisentbums biefes
2anbes, unb biefe Senbena entpidelt
tb INNER ftdrfer. gs 1T NIT Gntf9tez
berbeit barauf btnauarbeiten, bab bic
Snbuftrien, ipel4e iebt unter Der Ron<
trole ber Gorporattonen fteben, tpieber
Snbuftrten bes 0oltes tperben."
peter g.. @roBeup, ber aus Mfblanb,
g., ftammt, mar bon 1892 bts 1899
Observation-Disclosures TN n0rbli9en
Sninois. Sm Sabre 1894 erlieb ct
anlGbli1 bes @trifes ber gtfenbabnz
ansefteIten in Der r@artenitabt" ses
gen Debs nnb feline MnbGnser eiaen
ginbaltsbefebl, unb als biefer ni&t Be-
folst tpurbe, beranlabte Ct bic Gntfen=
bung bon 8unbestruppen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
OLD KENTUCKY DISTILLERY,
8n Derfaufen.

gDilbes uub cultipirtes 2anb In Minne5o.
ia, Norb $ Datota unb Wtscoufin. Bebtns
ounaet u. Nreife fonrn1eit fount In Betrd4t.
n. q. Nau9Hte & Co.,
27slir go. 1875. Mue. g., ct. @loub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

pafer lit g~nslGnber bon @eburt unb
lam in friibem glitter mad @lbanp,
u. .. Ct peraos fpdter nod Der
,Rir9enitabt" unb tpurbe Elm eifriger
Berfe4ter Der Sbeen bes erftorbenen
6enrp George. Setn politii4es PRO
gramm lartet baber: gtnfiibrung Der
r@insle Sares" (Befteueruns bes
Wertbes bes @runb unb 8obens, bic
BON ben Mnbdnsern Der @eorse'f4en
Sbeorie als ausrei4enb CUR Sedung
[Gmmtltder 8unbes=, Staats> unb
Muniaipalaussaben anseieben pirb);
ferner Grtperbuns auer Dffentli9en
Berfebrs= unb @ebrau4seinri4tungen
bur9 ben Staat ober bur4 bic &C.
meinben; Ginfiibruns Der Wabl Der
Bunbesfenatoren bur4 bas Wolt, enbz
It9 @epGbruns bes Dffentli4en Mn>
trdssredts unb bes @%eferenbums.
Batter beberrf9t bic Spra9e fliebenb
unb gilt als elm f9netbtser 9ebatter.
BON @tatur 1T er Helm unb binn;
trob feiner erft Al 2ebensiabre 1T fem
6auptbaar bereits f@lobneiB; NIT
trbifden @liidsgiitern bat i'm Sortura
nt4t sefesnet. Gbaratterifif4 fur
Batter lit bic 3uridpeifuns bes Sab
tespaFes, Der ibm Dor GINGER 3eit bon
FINER neutrality-suspicious. fir feline
Eabrten aptf9en 8rootlpn unb Der
8unbesbauptftabt unentgeltli9 offertrt
pirbe. 8afer nannte bas Mnerbteten
the rMnreiauns gu Gffentli4em iiblea
Bebaben." Mls er u%nldnsft etnen Rans
btbaten fir bic Martneafabemte borz
l4lasen folIte, lebnte ct btes NIT Der
Bemertung ab, baB Der aries feline
Bere4tisung babe unb Marine@ ober
b%eeresfabettsn baber nuslos feten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SoTe, Die ur INNER Gekauft HABIT
u.. a..:s "a. y. IMNzM

Gtn rd1trr DeTrttniH.
2otteriepieler (als fem
Coos NIT benz 9aupttreffer seaogen
tpirb): rWieber um cine f9One 9offs
hung ,drmer!!"
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Wur $1.S5 ben.Md er.

@ir baben 5 1000 @der gum gerfauf i'm
0fli4en Sbeil pon Colorado. Seiner i9wars
ser Boben, auf benz ane Sorten Sru9t seso=
gen merben f6nnen; tein Stein, feim Sanb
oober Ieidter Boben unb nur cine bis fiini
Weilen pom @ieselmes entfernt. Der @es
aeniau bort 1T pom IS bis 20 3ou idbrli@.
Cine nod ME baseweisne Selesenbeit. un,
iein @elb 3u perbreifa9eu in eiuer tur3en
l3eit. 8ebiusnn9: SITS In5abluns auf cine
Seftion, Der @eft ouf 10 Sobre3eit nit 6 Bro
Gent sSnterefie. giuise Sabrt jeben sriten
unb britten Dienfas i'm Monat. @esen
NGberem menbe man ii1 an 46zbo
She Stuber 2anb Co., ct. @Ioub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
&ra& in iein 6aus ein.

9. 3eAutn1 pom gaOeubtib, Wt.,
,purbe ietner Seu6bnli6sn @eiunbbett
bur9 gintritt dronti9er 8eritopfuns
beraubt. Ml8 Or. sci, s's Stem 2ife
pils gtnsans tn ietn s aus erbtelten.
rpurben ieine Bei&werben uuter Grreit
senomuner,. ,nb er lit iett uoqitdnbis
sebetlt. 9siluus sarontirt. 35cts
In SO. 5. 9ubu's apotbste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
BpuuuTuftt.

.Meine erite Srau bate mir INNER
ben 9ausfdliFel Dertpeisert, bic apeit.
erlaubte mir, i'm mitaunebmen unb BIZ
brittle seituttet mir fosar, i'm gu Be-
1uben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Gin Sbaler 9enrp Georses.

Reprdtemtant Batter bon 8rsefIsn, -. D.,
amo itta peItttfdes Dresramm.
Cine Der berborfte4enbften Giguren
unter ben neuen Mttsliebern bes in
Babe aufammentretenben 30. Ron>
srefes birfte ber Reprdientant &obert
8ater bon 9rootlbn, 81. g., barftelIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
New Process
Steam-laundN

0enu 10, bann miro Cd f@ @u@ Isbneu
ni@t auBer M@t 3u Iafen, bab mir @uer o.
8entbum ~bebanbeln, als rpdre es bas infer
8e. Wir baben bic p~olNfdnbi9fe Waf9ar
faIt i'm Norbwefen unb Iiefern erfter Rlaf
arbeit. Wtr 9ebrau1en tetne @bemitaIier
mir perberben baber Cure Sa@en ni8t. Wen
Sbr refine Arbett uub bette Bebanblun8 mon
sss:n beuft an uns. rnfere 4reiie fnb uief
riger oils fonfpo, unb MIR beforsen Cure S.
mfienwdt@e biliger, oils SIR eS felbf t5n
t6nnt. grfunbiet uub iiteraeuSt gu&. 81
taben Mseuten tn ben uu1Iiesenben Stdbte,
q. 8. 1eeyes SasatftvaS@amRals.
gi9entb1mer.
DupIe'S 0sb6ube an s. Mpe. Q. 81. gIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
RntheSerhluthe.

Gin @eograpbteprofefor erlduterte
bic unsieide Wdrmenertbeiluns auf Der
fibliden unb n0rbli4en 9emifpbGre
NIT ben Worten: rOenn, tpie sic niis
len perben, ret9t i'm @iiben bic RGlte
tpeiter mad Norben als I'M Norben
na4 Siiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
3etIiae GefuhIe.

. + II t: sd bate es Dir f9on
LANCE fasen ponen, Otto, i9 bin Elm
armes MGb9en." 50 + d II / 9 a IN
(entriiftet): -Marie-tpie baft
Du 10 lanse-mit meinen beilis5ten
Gefiiblen fptelen f0nnen2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
8rred1ttptea 9erlnnne.t.

,Mas
nth bic alte perfon eisentli9, bic ba
leben Sag tommt unb larmt2"-
8ureaubiener: .@ie fast, fie
fat ibre gauge Mitsift Bel uns per>
annonctrt, ieBt min fe aud etnen
Damn baben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
9lus8esei1nete @ele8enbett.C

Cine nnmittelbar an bic Stabt Melroie sren=
aenbe, 1853 older srobe Sarm nit @obnuns
nnb Stau in 9utem 53uitanbe unter annebm=
barren gebin9un9en ipe9en @obnun9speran
beruns 81 perfaufen ober 81 perpa9ten. @nf
Der Sarm ftebenbes @aifer nnb spei grlnz
men beim Sauie. @e9en NGberem wenbe man
fi6 ank:sn Sermann 2orterfamp,
ABBA Welroie, Winn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-11

prominent Americans In the British
capital in view OF the delay on the
part Of the government in preparing
for its representation at the Worlds
fair.
President Francis has not yet def
nitely settled upon the trip. Commits
sioner-General Alhino r. Muncio OF
Mexico and Leo Bonet,, architect and
builder of the Mexican national pavil-
ion at the Worlds fair. are to prepare
for the beginning of the construction
Of the Mexican building Immediately.
The building will cost $4,000
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-11
CLERKS STOLE EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS AND SOLD THEM,
Flagrant Offense in Po,ica Department
Unearthed by District Attorney
Who Springs Sensation.

New York, Feb. 1o.--Max c. Beniscf
has been convicted before the justice:
OF special sessions of agreeing to have
Thomas B. Gavin appointed to the firs
department for $500. Benisch was con-
victed under section OF the pena
code which made the offense only 9
misdemeanor and the maximum pun.
ishment Of which is year and s50i
fine.
The justices had called on him &C
stand up and be sentenced when Dis
trict Attorney Jerom hurriedly enter
ed the court room and addressing the
justices said.
Il am informed by Colonel Ogden OF
the civil service commission that he
has evidence In hand which will con-
meet this man Benisch with a series
OF the most fiagrant and iniQuitous
frauds that have ever been perpetrated
on the community since civil service
has been in vogue.
Il ask that Colonel Ogden be allowed
to state what he knows. The whole
thing is so far reaching that We can
not yet see nor even guess at the limit"
Colonel Ogden then took the stand.
He said that two young clerks employ
ed in the civil service department had
confessed to him that on May last
they stele copies of the questions to
be put in an examination for police
patrolmen. This examination was held
on May II last and nearly 1900 men
were eligible for the examination. The
young clerks confessed, Colonel og-
den said, that they had taken the
copies of the questions to Benisch and
that he had paid them $780,
The regular price of a copy of ques-
tons at the civil service examination
to patrolmen is said to be $50: On hear
ing Colonel Ogden's statement the SEN
fencing of Benisch was postponed.