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The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
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.s PAAs.7 lAfa s5' & VI
Billy Pylssiss 1esdiarH H. Hayes
Martin Pal sHqE charge oithe
Bulge plao.y = fssdineietc.
down from the ~ ks6n place j the
home ranch, whore the recntly
erected addition TO the old base,
while not yet finished, affords aore
room and comfort.
There can be no doubtsbout gpund
hogs day this year being = fine ne
OF its kind. Even II 1t had bee1clear
1. is doubtful II the ''hogs" iould
hive dug out to daylight, owing to
the deep snow. However, assurance
is doubly sure, so prepare br al
early spring.
The last storm was the most evere
known here for several year, and
was especially hard on stock The
long duration and great velocity OF
the winds crusted the snow Every
where and formed drifts on de lee
side Of the peaks that will remain
till late In the summer. G.H S.,
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

An eight hour law Is receiving a
great deal Of attention in legislative
cifcles at present. The bill provides
that the period Of employment In un-
derground mines and workings,
smeltera, chlorination or cyanide ore
reduction works and blast furnaces
shall not exceed eight hours, In any
twentyfour except in cases Of emery
ency, where life or property is In Inn
minent danger. All Of the democrats
and some republicans are in favor Of
the measure while the trusts and cor
porations are doing all in their power
to defeat 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
Summons
In the
county Court


County Sis 81 hio sisnso. S. County Court.
A. B. Critchlow,
Plaintiff,
Jess. H.ini,ne
RADO, to JESSE HAINLINE, the defend
ant-above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required 70 appear N on
action brought against you ~ the eD0ve
Bianco County, state Of Colorado, and an
ower the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof. II served within
this or G ts,f q dsys ssr
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF
service; or Judgment by default Will De
taken against you according to the prayer
q the compliant And 4 sopy , Of th q CONT mt
served with this summons, or II the service
hereof be made out of this State, then ten
days additional to the time heretnbefore
showed before the taking Of Judgment by
default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to recover Of
and from you the sum of 5000, with inter.
from you, and the costs of suit, AZ will more
fully appear from the complaint in said &C.
ton to which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you
plant ~ above required, the aaid platntin
viii take Judgment against you by default
Given under my hand and the sea, q MD ,si d
day Of December, A. p. loo
sxAI. Judge and Acting CLERK.
County Court.
T.. A. Martin. gH
Attorney for Plaintiff. Holt.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
Mining in the Black Hills SD.

Mining in the Black Hills SD.
The Black Hills of South Dakota
have been described rs the richest
mining region Of like extent in the
world. The Homestake mine, located
at Lead, is the greatest gold mine In
this or any other country.
A handsome pamphlet Of 48 pages,
profusely illustrated, describing this
region and its mines will be mailed
on recipe Of two cents to cover post
tage. J. Francis, general passenger
agent Burlington Route, Omaha,
Neb.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
@MA,-
This Signature = o. svssy bog q ~ esauiss
Laxative Bronlo- Qsinine !ss'...
the remedy that euses . eesa n 80 1ay

He criticised her pudding and he criticised
her cake;
He wished she'd mako the biscuits his
mother used to make;
She didn't wash the dishes and she didn't
make the stew,
And she didn't mend the stockings A. his
mother used to do.
Oh, we'll, she wasn't perfect, but she tried to
do her best;
Until at length she thought It time for her
to have . rest. ff
30 when one day this man had growlsd and
whined the whole day through,
She turned him up and famed his pants
the way his mother used to do.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
ANGoRA.

Fourteen inches OF snow and still
showing.
Mrs. E. b Lewis, mother of John
u. Lewis has been quite sick for sew
eral days.
George Lambert will start the ball
rolling by raising sweet potatoes next
summer. Now what Missourian will
furnish the 'possum.
Mr.. Henry Statdman Is having
quite loss among his cattle-lO or IL
having died lately from q disease
similar to distemper.
Deputy Sheriffs Aicher and Banta
returned from Bear river Sunday
where they had been looking for
Crunk and Cannon.
Shankland Bros. have just filled
their large ice house with first class
ice and say they will have q free ice
water barrel for all corners next sum-
lner and Milwaukee beer on Sundays.
JAY.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the matter Of the estates of
A. 3. and HARRIET WILSON,
TRrAAatAd

Monday, the 2srd day OF February, A. D. 1908,
being one Of the regular days OF the Febru-
airy Term Of the County Court Of Rio Blanco
Hays Wilson, Administrator Of said estates,
will appear before the Judge Of said Court,
present my ANAL settlement as such admin
istrntor, pray the approval of the same, and
will then apply to be discharged as such Adj
ministrator. Al which time and place any
person in interest may appear and present
Dated at Meeker, Colorado, January %,
1905. Ulysses HAYS WILSON.
Harriet Wilson, deceased JAnM Feb3l.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

A considerate father puts this no
tice In his local paper: Goal will be
too high this winter for fires to be
built In the parlor for young men un-
less they mean business. have four
daughters, and there will be- no parlor
fires after Christmas unless there Is
one engagement by then, ut least
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

The remains of Carl Wegrich were
buried At Rifle ut the expense Of Gar
field county, his relatives having
wired that they would not bear the
expense Of shipping the body to Dem
yer for interment. M
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

The authorities traced Crunk and
Carmon to Thompson's Springs,
Utah, where they separated. Car
mon went to his home at Ffuita, near
Grand Junction, where he was ar
rested and placed in the Mesa county
Jail. II has been ascertained that
Crnnk purchased ticket for Salt
Lake and boarded a train for that
city.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

In tho Review of Reviews for Feb
ruAry, Prof. A. Frederick Collins re-
views all the latest Developments in
wireless telegraphy, while the cabling
Of the Pacific by the all-American
and all British, lines is described by
Mr.. Thomas G. Martin.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

From the Grand Junction Weekly Sentinel.
All eyes are turned toward the
White River country since the Mofiat
railroad is an assured fact and capt.
tai is rushing into that country Mt a
merry pace.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

An editor announced that he would
write lstter ON HELL and Who
VIII be There" Since then he has
received letters from one lawyer,
two bankers, three newspaper men,
four hotel men, one barber and four
druggists threatening to stop their
paper and sue him for Islander If be
should dare mention their names.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
Trouble Ahead.

II you've been to New York you'll remem-
Der the place
Where the big railroad tunnel bofes into
the face
OF the rock, and leads under the river;
And 1t makes a mon SILVER
To watch the big trains plunge
with rumble and roar
Right into the depths of
That dark, gloomy bore.
Now 1t happened that Jerry
Took his country friend Terry
To see ali the sights
And enjoy the delights
OF the city; and when they had been every
where -
And had seen everything that is worth see-
ing there,
Proud Jerry lS
said: "Terry
Theyse wan place, me by,
ThatII startle yer eye,
Come an, now, an see where tn bAE inginss
ny
Right under TIL wn-ather am yit kape quite
dry!"
10 Jerry
Took Terry I
To the mouth Of the tunnel;
And Terry looked down
And saw the -.
Big hole that has gained
Such renown;
| He saw the dark opening there Ii the rock
And as he was looking he felt the chick shock
OF nm outgoing train; heard I've whistle
| and saw
That TWAS headed right straight for the
tunnels dark NAV.
On, on came the train with n rumble and
| ro0r
And with speed such as Terry hsdnser seen
before, attr
then
1t plunged into the bore and wnsi not seen
| again;
| Like q lash It had come-ifke flskh passed
| away
Through bit OF hole in the rochhard and
| grayi
And the smiling and much amusA Jerry
Said to bewiidcred and great " -dated Terry:
NOW, me by, get busy there undter yer hat
An tell me quick phat dye t1n4 now, ~
! that9-
Then Terry
A soon rs he
Found his voice, spoke low to JerT:
=" IT'S a wonderful sight, be my s}ulf
But, Jerry, they'll sure be tn drill e pa-nJ
whin she comes along fyin' Idike that
| some foine da-ay
| An misses tn hofei"
HA~
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
A Mothers Recommendation.

have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for . number of years and
have no hesitancy in saying that it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group have ever used In my family.
I have not words to express my comb
dence in this remedy.-Mrs. J. A.
Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale
by Strehkle Bros, druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

In divorce case In Chicago a
woman testified that her husband
compelled her to wear his trousers.
The majority Of husbands experience
more or less difficulty in preventing
their wives from doing that very
thing.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Almost as numerous as snow flakes
are the protests being received by
members OF both houses of congress
against the passage Of the law per-
hitting cattle to be carried for 40 in
stead of 28 hours without unloading
them for food and water.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Harry Niblock has been finishing
up the porch to his house and putting
some extra trimmings on the cOrnice.
He intends to apply N coat or two Of
paint to the work and when he il
through will have one Of the neatest
and most comfortable little homes in
the city.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Attorney Geo. L. Greer has moved
his law emporium to the upper floor
of the court house. He has added a
brand new desk to his office equip
ment and IL now ready to deal out
law in large or small quantities to all
desiring his services.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
Church Service.

Morning services will be held in
the Episcopal church tomorrow
Sunday atl1 o'clock. Evening SER
vice at 1850. Sunday School 2:sO r. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
(REv.) d. w. GALWAY,
In Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

The scratch Of pin may cause the
loss of II limb or even death when
blood poisoning results from the in-
jury. All danger of this may be
avoided, however, by promptly ap-
plying Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It is an antlseptic and quick healing
For sale by Strehlke Bros, druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

The Woodmsn OF the World will
give D dance at Odd Fellows hall the
evening Of February IL. Everybody
invited.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
For first-class saddles go to Hartke
4 Sheets

J. c. Gentry Is the proudest man In
town this week, he being the father
Of q pair Of bouncing girls, which ar
rived At his home last Sunday morn
ing.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

On Monday night after drill, the
members of Troop d were served
hot coffee and lunch-some of their
own get-up. A table has been placed
along one side Of the den In the
nrinory, dishes have been procured
and the lunch Is to be Il regular fea-
ture every drill night
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Troop d had pistol and rifle prac-
tice on Sunday afternoon. THE
HERALD reporter carries no life In
surance and SO did not attend but 1t
is understood the boys did excellent
work for the amount Of practice they
have had.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

All the camps along the Good 4
Co. contract line on the new Moffat
road will soon be lighted by electricity
and telephones are to be put in. The
work is to be rushed as fast as posi-
BILE.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
Kicked by q Horse.

This morning, about 9:30, five-year-
old I.awerence Anderson was kicked
in the head by a sharp-shod horse and
nearly killed. 1t seems that be and
some other children we've driving
some stray horses out Of Mrn Fannie
SherftVs yard, when one Of the
horses Kicked, striking the boy on
the left side Of the head, cutting an
ugly cash and knocking him sense
less.
A nun Der Of stray horses have been
hanging about town for some time
and the authorities should take some
steps toward ahating the nuisance.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Bishop. Spauding says, "We
abound in corrupt politicians, and un-
I'll we can master this evil we can
lay no claim to either civilization or
Christlanity.''
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

A million dollar stesi plant Is to be
built at Denver soon. David H. Moi
fat Is behind the enterprise.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

ClArsnos F0rd was In town Mon-
day. He has had slight touch Of
the smallpox and this Is the first
time he Inns been in for about .
month. He says 1t has seemed six.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

John Goff and q few Meckerites
went out north Of town Tuesday and
secured lion.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

The Thermometers registered %
below this morning.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
HOME NEWS.

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THE MEEKER HERALD.
Meeker, Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

+. H. lines Of White River was in
town yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

1t IL well to assume success, but be
careful it Is not mtsflt.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07
stick to your Airi,
The tnongrel's hold Will slip.
but only crow bars
I.oose the bulldogs grip.

Assessor Thompson Il, in town tc-s.ay
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

1t is reported that 1t WAS As below
mt Rangsly Wednesday morning.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Nst EAtirely Q Jeke.
Jenkins-where are you living now,
old man?
Wildns-Morningsid s
Jenkins-What did they call II that
for?
wilkins-I don't knew; bat fancy
1t was because II takes you al night
to get therein. Y. Times.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

ReadTHE HERALD and be happy.
The Meeker herald., 1903-02-07

Z. A. Martin,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
Snlanb.
@eeem 200 Meniden amsefommen.

8e8en 200 Weni6ea ttttt8efottntett-
Eopeta, 1. Sune. - gs lit
@runb gu ber 6ofiauns uorbanben,
bab bas S9ltmmite uoriber 1T. Ser
iett flnf Mei(en brette &anlas &iper
siebt ii9 in isin 8ett surid. Seute
Mbenb CAB StabtinSenteur Wcgable
befannt, baB ber SluB UNI senau y
i3oG sefaIen lit. IS mag nod
mebrere Stunben nebmen, Bis Elm
weiterer San etntreten mirb. Wan
i9dst, baB spii6en 175 unS 200
Wenl9en ibr 9eben uerloren baben,
unb baB ber gerluit on gtseatbum
li9 al1f unsefa5r 1000, 900 BE-
laufen mtrb. N@ttauienb Weni9en
ltnb obbadlos, finf 9ei6sn murSen
iOentificirt, swan5ts eei@en iab man
uorbeii6wimmen, Smeibunbert Per=
lonen werSen uermiBt, 5weibunbert
6duIer brannten nieber, swei 8anfen
itirsten Elm, fanfsis @ei9aftssebauSe
iiub benz gtniturS nabe. Sn BEN
3isen ber &od Sslanb=8 a6n, wel@e
bier bter feitsebalten werben, befinben
ii9 $50 Yafiastere. Ote bteltsen
DaHerwerte itnb auber 8etrieb selett.
Oie Mrbeit, pel9e bic &etter ausse=
fibrt baben, fam nur nit belben=
mitbis besei9net perben. Stanben=
lang itnb tie tief i'm Waner setpatet,
mandmal rei9te ibnen bas 8aher
Bis gum 9alie, aber iie t6nnen init
Stol5 barauf binweiien, baB sesen
breibunoert Wenl@en BON ibnen benz
@rtrintunsstobe entrii1en rpurben.
Die S@dbuns ber 3abl Der l1mse=
fommenen l9wanft pon ITS bts $50.
stirst in's @teer.
Santa 9 arbara, Gal. 1.
Stunt. Git Yerionen3us Ser Soutb=
ern Yactfic 8abn entsleiite seitern
Mbenb lnsefdbr eine Weile iibli9
BON &tncon. 8ier gilenbabnmasen
ftiraten eine 40 SUP bobe 80l@uns
btnunter unb awet serietben tns Meer.
unSefdbr 40 Perionen uurben uerz
ruunbet, etnise sefdbrlt@. Cine Srau
S. g. Smitb uerlebte tire betben Ut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
MuS Sen, Nprbmefen.
mtnnefpfa.

Oulutb. - Sulutb mirb bret
uelle @etretbelpetder befommen, MEL
DE TN 9erbite 1904 fertts seiteut ietn
nerben.
Nutb n. - Oonnsrltas Wor=
gen wurbe BET sroBe 2eibitall BON
9il6ertlon & YeterIon eiue 8eute bes
Seuers. IS Pferbe famen III Ben
Slammen TIM, unb au9 cine Suantitdt
Sutter cling uerloren. Seueri9aben !:
S9eune $1,000; Yferoe $4,000; Ser
li6eruns nrr $1,000. @te bas Seuer
entltanben, 1T unbefannt.
Moor6eab. - 9emis Soutb,
,pel9er ii9 I'M Oiltrifts : @eridt bes
MnsriHs Idulbis befannte, tuurbe
BON &i9ter Barter auf Elm Sabr nod
benz 3u@tbaas seianbt.
gtoquet. = Der re9te Slisel
bes Dammes I'M gloquet : sSluB an,
unteren gnbe BON Sslanb Safe, CAB
mad, uab utele Mtlionen SUP uon
Sdseitdmmen murben In Solse beis
fen entfabrt.
9aftn9s. = Wdbrenb zines
i9meren @ewttters, ueldes am Witt'
rpos Worser iber bteie Stabt soS,
ruurbe bte 8apttitens& tr@e pom 8lib
~setroffen unb gum 8etrase BON $500
bel9dbtst. Dtes 1T bas brittle Wsal,
baB Der 8lit In BITE Stride i@lus.
Satrmont. = Oer 1Sidbrt9e
|@eorse Gus, Sobn zines In ber Ndbe
pon Sberburn wobnenSen Sarmers,
ertranf i'm getar 9afe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

NrTGaeut M.,s.n.r+ ho+ wit s.. ;h.,,
e;osnsm Smt,%, I Ssn, t;ns;sM sya'
s3rs;ts AZ ,r,Ssr s,,rams;sa"s a.
s6moSsr Ssr @inIoS,,mo ssa eo;soss
w;Jssfm sntsnrsSsnS saS S;sf es'
hsr msrss ,,r, SsrS ;o;ms mmmsEn.
Hsit rio sieisT mo6s ~, nsr.
Rsrrf;Som 49, s;Mt ~ ~,
,nnh H. w. 49, Co., e"Os o..
SsrnfsH hsr ss;t ' @oasm fos y
rssS S%nsr,,otin,sn ]onsgrsuts sns
,,as ~ 80 a saE
70; ~ r,or y, $sf1omsssnsa " ,,s;"r'
Sn;ffs ses &C.,, s.,,.sSSm 60 '
~ S1n go wv" :a,
SS;fs $500, up ySy"" o.Os. ts. .aS
sos mIot ~ ss''tsass;asI;S.u 1 S"I'
usrh~omsn As sas sanaos "at. u ,.ns
$500 w. :sm ss''s1, a..O
Gr ~ sn"ns J., sa;ns yH 49, ta'
f NJ; ~ e;n sS"I s = t"s %.n.;tsa "sa",a"s
;nso,. .,.S%. s.Saassa
o,,% ron rs' n Sna a vrs sai.ss
g%1aS.,a;Ts tsn,,a, yp Ia,nan w.
o.e"nSerr masosi U So,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
8roBer @efabr cntronne,t.

VrOBcr OeT0Dr
Yarts, 80. Mai. - Ser GORE
ipontent bes Wartin telesrapbtrt aus
gbrbours, baB seitern Na6mitttas
mdbrenb zines itarfen @emitters bur@
8lisi6las bret unterieeii9e Torpebos
In Der weitli6en Safeneinfabrt gum
@uffltesen sebra6t murben. Dur@
bic grploiton lpurbe bas @aiier bod
emporsel6leubert. gine Yantf ent=
ftanb auf BEN Dor @nter liesenben
Sdiffen, ie6o9 purbe teiu S9aben
ausert@tet. Ser 9amburser Oampfer
Sirit Sismard bate serabe bic se=
fdbrli@e SteIe pallirt. @dre bic grs
ploiion ,uenise Wtnuten eber erfolst,
wdre obne 3wetfel elm sroBes l1nslid
gu uer5ei9nen seweien.
Wciden tt,tr oer @etpalt.
Sranf, g. g., 80. Mat. -
Na@ Dem i6riftlt@en @uta6ten Der
beiben canabiiden @eolosen 8rod unb
Wcgonnea muB bte &oblen:O rtl@aft
Sranf I'M Norbweit.E errttortum pooz
itdn6is a~uufseseben werben, neil Der
&eit bes Sipple Wountain, beien
tbeilmeiier gtniturs firsli@ 10 piele
Wenl@enleben sefoitet bat, pesen
3erbr0deluus ietner T~elsmafien ebenz
faus einSuitir;en brobt. Sreiwiais
l6etnen bic nod tit Srant s~ebliebenen
l1eberlebenben Der &ataitropbe aber
bod nidt absieben gu wo0en, bic ca
nabii9e &esieruns wirb ii@ mitbin gu
beren semaltlamer 8ertretbuu8 ent
i6lteBen miien.
striG omrd) ote Ned)nat8.
Mabrtb, 80. Mat.-Sn Solse
Der anbaltenben &esensil1e maren sic
Se66rben sesmunsen, ben @alaz Stterz
fampf absulaseu, Der gu @bren bes
Yrinsen Seinri6 BON 9reuBen ueranz
fta|tet perben loute. Ser Prtna lit
tn Solse beiIen nod Sligo abseretit,
NO bas beutl6e @ei@waber liest, obne
@elesenbsit sebabt gu baben, einem
bteier pantheon Neutrality-suspicious.
9eu betsuwobnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

Sn New 0ort bat ser S@uliuper.
intenbent Marmeu etnen betmtldil@en
S6las sesen ben beuti6en l1nterri@t
sefibrt, inbem sr es i'm S9ulratb
bur6leste, baB berielbe, Der bisber tn
ben Ofentliden S@ulen In ben beiben
letten Sabren hes GURUS selebrt
wurbe, auf bas lebte S9uliabr einses
l9rduft wirb uub au9 ba ni9t obi.
satortl6 it,. grm6sltdt murbe bie=
fer S@las, pie bic sc. 9. Staatsset.
tuns bert9tet, bur@ eine l%1marbeituns
5ss sansen 2ebrplanes, unter wel9em
bet &urlus BET Offentlt6en S9ulen
bon iteben auf a9t Sabre erbObt uir6.
Inter Rem S@us Der aQsemeinen
geuberunsen in ben eebrfd@ern. bic
eine Concentrating bes 6fentlt9en
Sntereiies auf ein Sad eridwerte, ia
unm0sli@ ma9te, wurbe gang TN Sers
borsenen bteier S9las sesen bas
Deuti@tbum sefibrt. 8ereits an,
4. Scat faBte Der 8oarb Of Superinz
tenbents, benz Bic Qusarbeituns bes
2ebrplanes oblas, etnen 8ei9lub,
laut weldem I'M letten S@uliabr ben
&tn6ern anbeim seitent wiro, Inter
ri9t In etnem ber folsenben Sa6er gu
uehmen Trana0H16, Oeut11, 0atet=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

Aud Der &ronprin, BON S6weben,
Der Setter bes Seuti@en &atiers bur@
bic 9eiratb nit Der babii4en grtn=
seiiin gictorta, tinbist ieinen 8elu9
far bic st. 2outs @eltausteluns an,
Benn muir bic 9dlfte BET Prinsen f0utsz
li@en @eblits, bic peripro@en baben,
beriberfommt, mirb'sba Orben resnen
auf bic frete amertfanii@e 8ruit UNI
Observation-Disclosures unb s3isarettentaz
i9en fit bte Mnbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

VelWuSe munen tnner9QlD Wc0na:
ten abSeltefert perben. Secretdr &oot
tbat bteien S9ritt auf gmpfebluns
Gen. @rosiet'S, bes Chefs bes 8u:
reau's fur @ei@ibmeien, neil bic &C.
idisfabrtt Der &esteruns iomobl wie
bte Yrtuatfabrtten seSenmdrtts NIT
&rbeit aberbduft itnb. Dte &esieruns
mubte auf bic @ei9abe Is Monate
ldpser marten, menn ite bielelben i'm
Snldnbe MAIDEN lteBe.
@erlieren tasli6 s125,OOO.
Pbtlabelpbta. 1. Stunt. -
unsefdbr 80, 0 Sertilarbeiter (g8e=
Der ETC.. } baben beute bic Mrbett ME-
berselest. l1nsefdbr ~ pon BEN tn
bieIer 8ran6e arbeitenben 600 STR
men, bic ca. Is, 900 Mrbeiter bel9df=
tisen, baben bic S%orberuusen Der
luton semdbrt unb itne I'M 8etriebe,
mdbrenb 80 8ran9en, Bic Elm &api=
tai BON 800, 600, 600 reprdlentireu,
tn Mitletbeni9aft seSoseu merben.
Ser tdSli9e 8erlut an Nrbeitsl0bnen
betrdst unsefdbr 1925, 900.
sfatbraoer TT sibune.
gIepelanb, g., 80. Scat. -
9eute murbe bter Der ie@ite Sea-
ttonale StatconsreB erOHnet. 800
Spieler luaren suiammeu, bic uon
Wapor Sobniou tn berslt@er 8etie
wiQtommen sebeiben wurben. Ser
itebente SfatconsreB wtrb in ct.
Souls ftattfnben. Sn bet @eiddfts:
itsuns trat gbtcaso, Milwaufee unb
indianapolis sei@lohen fir bic Sta6t
bes 81. 9ubmis etn, unb bic @eltausz
fteIunssltabt parb als Sammelplas
far bas nd9fidbrtse Eurnier erforen.
9ie Iabrt ma6 &iel.
@aibin9ton, 80. Wat. =
Ser peremptorti9e 8efebl bes Yrdz
iibenten, bas earopdtids @ei9waber
sur &esatte mad &iel gu i@idsn unb
es bur@ etu S@la@ti@tff gu ueritdrfen,
mirb auf bic Sreunbi@aft fur @errn
.. Sternburs, ben benti@en @el@dftsz
TRIGGER, suradsefabrt. 9err p. Stern=
burg 1oQ Seinbe am 8erliner Sole
baben, bic feline grnennuus gum 8otz
i@after gu btnter!reiben iu@en. I'm
tbnen entsesen5uarbeiten, lou BET Prdz
it6eut bieien auBersep0bnli@en @unt=
beweiS seliefert baben. Den Sec
retdren Moobp, sap uno anberen
boben 8eamten ioa bteIer 8efebl 1ebr
unansenebm semeien iein, ba ite err
tldrten, es perbe fetn @ei@waber
mad &tel seben. 3uerit mar bic
alabama auserieben gu BEN europai=
l6en @ei6waber gu itoben, ba ite
aber lanswierise &eparaturen uor=
nebmen muB, wirb bic &eariarse &C.
i9idt merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
80. Sa6rgang. ct. Gloub, Mtnnepa, Donnerfag, ben 4. Sum-, 1903.

Ser Obstruction bes 8oarb Of Supers
intenbents lit es tnbeb anbetmseitellt, IT.
genb zines bieier Sd@er bur9 Elm am
beres gu erieben." Otes liefert r,atir=
ltd ben beuti@en 1nterrt@t uoqitdn=
big Der 8tatar bes 8oarb Of Supers
t%ntenbentS aus.