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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
ATTORNEY
BOMBERGER
IS PA" AGAIN

Unlike Jeffries, Attorney l. l. Bonn
berger was able to come back. He
is the proud father of a fine baby boy,
born this morning. AS the matter nowl
stands Bomberger says that the score;
stands to in favor of the boys He
has not decided what he will call the
new arrival, but his friends suggest
that it be called Pittsburg
When seen this morning Bomberger
hinted that he was passing out the
good ones. and indicated that he was
perfectly well satisfied. Mrs. Bomberg-
er is reported to be doing nicely
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
M|LLER'S CHIEF Of
POLICE RESIGNS
Especial to THE TrmEsl

Miller. Ind, July 13.-John Nelson.
until yesterday chief of police at Miller
finds that the lure of the steam shovel
is less strenuous than catching thieves.
directing traffic squads and wearing
uniform For all of these reasons Mr..
Nelson is going back to his old business
as shovel foreman for the railroad
He is succeeded by oscar Riser who
will don the famous uniform of a police
marshal of Miller. Mr.. Nelson succeed
ed to his late position taking the place
of Edward Klopf late of the Gary police
department.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
His Coin Nabbed.

George Truhart, colored a chauf-
feur for Frank frank Warren, 5O31
Dearborn street. Chicago. was fined 81
and costs in the city court this morn
ing on his plea of guilty of having
violated the automobile speed limit
through Hammond yesterday. He
scorched past the police station, but
was intercepted at Robertsdale by Of
ficer Homrich, he having been notified
by telephone to be on the lookout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
ERIE BRAKE MAN MEETS
WITH AN ACCIDENT
Foot Is Badly Crushed Be
tween Crown Point and
Winfield.
1910 RECORD OF
RAILROAD FATALITIES

Crown Point, Ind. July ia brake
man on the Erie railroad had his foot
badly crushed between two cars yes
terday while on a run between Crown
Point and Winfield. He was brought
posthaste to Crown Point where DR..
Hourn dressed the injured member and
amputated two toes. The accident was
not due to carelessness on the brake
mans part The young man lives at
Huntington. Ind. His name could not
be learned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
COP SHOOTS
MAN INSTEAD
Of THE DOG

Thomas Ditchfield, who is employed
at the plant of the Simplex Railway
Appliance company, claims that he was
shot In the leg by police officer who
was shooting at q dog in Central park
yesterday morning
He declares that the officers fired at
the dog and some OF the shots went
Wild and caught him in the leg. He
says that while the wounds are not
serious that they are painful
The accident Happened at about 5
O'Clock yesterday morning when Ditch
held was on his way to work at the
Simplex
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
Had High Old Time.

The conduct of two we'll known
Hammond couples at Nelson's resort
at the lake front last Saturday was a
matter of comment among the habitues
Of the place and has been the subject
of gossip ever since
It is understood that they were all
drinking heavily and became very
noisy One report is that twenty or
thirty real live bottles of beer were
killed in the slaughter
1t is also sa-u that the party became
so noisy that 1t was necessary for the
park policeman to interfere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
Meets Tomorrow Night.

The West Hammond village board
holds meeting tomorrow evening
John Hessler, president of the village
said today he knew nothing of unusual
interest to come before the board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
A Double Arrest.

After C. E. Ohlhousen has discharged
Mike Bunko a the Standard Steel Car
plant. the discharged man provoked an
assault and later had Ohlhousen ar
rested. The case was heard in Judge
Kaske's court and the Hammond man
was fined 81 and costs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
No One Had Them Right

Well you all certainly tried hard
to supply the correct words In the
great "Sfissing Word Contest- but
you failed TO do SO. All the words
were guessed correctly by one and
another, but no one guessed them
all Here they are:
@Cool- in Colonial Theater.
"Charges- in George r. Robbins.
advertising In Hammond Dis
tilIery.
Now there + new lot of words
today and a 81 prize for the one who
supplies them hrst. 1t is easy money
for just n little careful thought.
Do you want 1T:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

THE NUMBER OF COPIES OF THE
CIMES SOLD ON THE STREETS
ALONE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
UULATIoeN OF ANY OTHER PAPEB
u THF CITY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
CHICAGO NOW AwAKEs.
Day For Target Practice.

This was the day for the monthly
target practice for the police depart
ment. Chief Austgen has held the
medal for a pumber of months, but
some of the officers are determined to
show him that they can wear the medal
with good grace as he himself
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
Tuthill Abandons Trip.

Judge Tuthill formerly of the Lake
superior court, on account of pressing
business engagements, has decided not
to go to Europe this summer. He was
to have started tomorrow, but says
he will surely make the trip next year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
P. W. MEYN
RECEIVER
Creditors, According to Out
look Now, Will Get About
Soc On the Dollar.

With $17, 800 in liabilities and as
sets that will inventory about that
amount, M. Ruhstadt, the proprietor
of the Bazaar, made a voluntary as
signment this morning to satisfy his
creditors and his business affairs
have been placed in the hands of the
Lake County Savings G Trust Co. for
settlement. Peter W. Meyn, the
president of the Lake County Savings
& Trust Co., has taken charge of the
business for the assignee.
Until an inventory has been made
of the stock of goods on hand and
the amount~of the bills payable have
been determined there is no way of
knowing what the creditors will re-
ceive. 1t is estimated, however, that
they will receive soc to 60c on the
dollar
The first thing that will be done aft
or the inventory is taken wifi be TO
hold a meeting of the creditors and
determine what disposition will be
made of the stock of goods on hand.
1t is possible that the creditors may
decide to permit Mr.. Ruhstadt to go
ahead with his business and make an
effort to clean UP his obligations. How
ever, it is probable the business may
be taken out of his hands and conduct
ed by the assignee until the creditors
are satisfied and the proprietor is able
to wind UP his affairs.
MAY QUIT BUSINESS.
1t was intimated today that Ruh-
stadt will decide to abandon his busf-
ness altogether and start out again
with some special line of goods In a
new location in the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
Latest News

Charles Hubbard has purchased the J. G. Camp store
at the of Fayette and Claude will start
in business for himself again. Alderman Hubbard is
one of Hammond s pioneer business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
WOLF LAKE IN
THE L|MELICH7
Chicago Peers Towards Hammond
and Looks for Harbor SO that She
Can Retain Her Prestige

Once more Wolf lake, which lies
partly in Hammond and partly in
South Chicago, looms up largely as
the possible harbor for the port of
Chicago.
A resolution is now pending be-
fore the Chicago city council pro-
viding that Chicago declare itself for
municipal harbor to be built at
once. Wearied and distressed on &C
count of her waning prestige as a
lake port the Illinois metropolis is
alert to the fact that she must get
busy or sink into comparative insig-
nif1cance as far as lake traffic is con-
cerned.
CHICAGO NOW AwAKEs.
Tunnel distractions and the narrow
ness of the Chicago river has been her
downfall and the result has been that
traffic is diverted to other ports along
the great lakes, notably Duluth. Even
the port OF Calumet at South Chicago
does a greater harbor business than
the main one down town.
In looking about for q location for
the proposed municipal harbor the
north shore was pointed out as the
most feasible location. However, a re-
cent opinion handed down by Corpora
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

Rumors were prevalent on the streets this after
that Harry Towle who went west to see the JEFF
johnson fight had been shot in California but rela
OF the young man say the story is absurd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

indianapolis, Ind, July 13.-Governor Marshall, in
interview today the remedies for the nations po-
ca ills said government officials must keep within the
limits of their constitutional powers He predicted pris
terms for the rich maefactors and the disntegraton
of all parties
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

Berlin July 13-Hurling all five occupants to death
the alrshlp Erbsloeh which manouverng near Col
ogne, plunged 300 feet to the earth today
The Erbsloeh, giant passenger CARRYING balloon de-
signed by Oscar Ebsoeh, who fame in America in
1907 when he captured the international balloon cup
dashed to the ground in heavy gale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

Cedar Lake, Ind, July ia large tourir
longing to Chicago parties was ditched here las
the Ray corners in making dangerous turn. n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
WHICH
WOULD
YOU LIKE?
You Rather Patrol a
Police Beat When Their
mometer Is This 80 or
Minus 10 Degrees? Ham
mond Police Differ.

Would policeman sooner travel his
beat when the temperature is 90 in
the shade or 10 below zero?
The question is easy to decide on a
day like this, but the thermometer does
not register 80 in the shade today
Chief Austgen, who has travelled ev-
cry beat in the city in the hottest and
coolest days of the year, both in the
day time and at night, says he has
no choice. He qualified this, however,
by saying that he prefers the summer
work to the winter If he could travel
his beat at night. Chief Austgen. like
most of the men in the department look
at the situation philosophically, know
Ing that wishes alone will not change
conditions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

II you are Judge or quality try e
Lavender Cigar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
Shirt Waists Proper.

Ed. Howe, the philosopher on the
Atchfson Globe, says that the Ameri-
cans laugh al the Chinese for binding
their feet, but, he argues, the Chinese
may laugh at the Americans for stuff
hng their policemen into the hot uni
forms. Ed. Howe is right ninety-nine
times out of a hundred. and his aspect
of the uniform and feet binding prac-
tice Is one of the ninety nine times in
which he Is right. A policeman in the
winter time may dress warm enough
to keep warm on the coldest night.
but in the summer time he must swelt-
er and the more he tries to keep cool
the hotter he gets. Fortunately for the
Hammond police they are permitted to
wear the lightest weight uniforms to
be had. Several years ago the police
commissioners. voted as to whether the
officers might appear in public in suit
able shirt waists. The motion was lost.
but its acceptance would have placed
Hammond in the ranks of the most
progressive cities
Give me the cold winter days, the
nights, if you please, in preference
to the summer days we had last week..
said Officer Borchert this morning at
the four corners. II for one can keep
warm in the winter, but l can't keep
cool in summer"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13

CONTINUED on Page Six.l
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MAY QUIT BUSINESS.

tContInued on p&ge nve,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-13
THE WEATHER

FAIR TODAY AND
THURSDAY WITH
RISING TEMPERATURE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

idlisBen. llno ooS mare oos 8eite,
mas gouinger 81 ermorten batte.
Gem bel ser Gerban0lltng Ser Mn=
floge miir0e @err 9alinger oob motif
mieoer redt piele un0 unorlge1ebmc
Iinge 5u 6Dren befommel1, nn0 etne
meitergeEen0e Mebtfertigung, mle Die
i'm MuslbuB, bat er I'M Mbgeorone=
tellGol1ie u1ter feinen ltml tanDen 81
ermarten. @enn SEER 8aatnger oes.
6olb sem YraliEenten, Ser 1t6 ibm
m1breno ouer oieier @i0ermdrtigfei:
ten ais trelter, ielbitloler 6reuno er=
mieie 6ot, menl1 er ieiner Hartei,
Sic our6 i'm empfinolih geld)a0ig1
mlrroe, u>,0 me11n er li6 lhlteBlid
lelbit einen mirflid guten 9ienlt er=
meiien nil, oonn iol er jebt lelner
9lbidie0 nebnlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

leitigeu 5u fDunell m1bntel1, ltebt nod)
5mei Sobrtaui euoen 1od bel>te 10 ltl1=
Eerilbrt Do in leiner Hei1rbeit lnO III
leiner MISREPRESENTATION Mlrf=
lon1feit, mie jentals. Sent ManOel Der
3eiten fat eS in leiner Mobt uno
Olorie ldmdlern tornen. ltno no6=
Gem ale ste pbilolppbilhen JloSteln,
bon lnoollfommenel, lterbllben Wen=
ldje1geiltern erOad)t, langlt perflltngen
fins, erl6nllt jubelno un0 tril1mpbt=
rello INNER nod u10 emig Der Hl1t
ourd Die Melt: v@lprio in e~rceliis
SEQ ct in terra par bominibus bonoe
roluntatis!"
2olien mir ult5 oer1 Dor Ser berr=
lid;en DerbeiBurg 0es beillgen Gbrilt=
feltes int inl1eriten @er5en 0nrdorit=
gen! 2o1l en mir ms ni6t betrren BON
sen S1meibelreoen jener, Ste, neil
lie ons pobre @liit fires @er5ens ein=
gebiiBt, uns 0ns I'M lertge nldt gol1=
men. 8liden mir pielmebr, gelettet
bon INT erem berrli6en Stern, Der
uts an 0os 5troflager Oes gottlldel1
&inoes fiibrte, ollf u1iere menldlide
l1n5uldnglihteitA al1f Sic natiirlidel1
@reu5en LII erer &raft! l(no in Sc
m1tb, Oie 0orols mie cine refine 2tlle
erpad,it, meroen mir flnOen, mas mir
nur inn 56oobe oes geliebten &tnOes,
oeS g0ttlihen @eilulr0es fin0en fon=
nen: Sen 1rie0eu, Sen un5 Sic @elt
nit al ibren grrl11geni6aften ni6t 81
geber1 permog - Sen 6rie0en, 6elien
@erbeiBung burh 0en S%ubelgeiang
Ser g11gel uns in Ser @eiligen Noht
5lttbeil mur0e!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
Wertb inn lebteren $S71,1O7,067 Be-

@ertb I'M letteren $871,107, OCT De-
trug. Iieie &obe mar immerbin bon
1907 nur in SEN Sabren 1901 uno
1906 iiberi tiegen moroen.
Ser beoeutenbite Musfubrartifel
mar inn Sabre 1910 Bic 8aummoGe
nit einem @ertb pdn $450,447,2 43,
Damn folgten 6ie Sdlabtbaus=Yro6uf=
tie nit $t35,959,373, sic brittle Stel=
le nebnen @etrei0e un6 6oraus fer
geitellte g%r5eugniiie nit einem @ertb
BON $133,320,418 Elm, Bonn fommt
5abof nit $38,115,3S66, Sel un0
Oelfudenmebl nit $19,251,012,
1rii6te nit SIS, 504,591> un0 leben=
Sc 1biere NIT $17,447,7 1876. SIM Ser
gleid gegen 0as Sabr 1909 trat ein
&iidgang be5uglid aler @auptarti=
fel ei1 nit Musnabme 0es @ertbes
ser erportierten 8al1mmoQe, melder
INN etpa $33, 000,0 600, Ser 6rii6te,
melder Inn et1pa 100000 1rn0 0es
Sohnf3, melder Inn etma 100000
ltieg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
Rod mnbe9ren5te M6g=
ti6feite1t.

Sic 3eiter1, in oenen es ie0er BEL
JleiB un0 Spar amfeit bier 5u eineln
beihei0enen @oblitano bringe11 FONT
te, iinO unmioerbringlib babin; bcr=
nod bieten Sic &erei11igten Staaten
Ser ein5elnen Eeri0nlidfeit nod im-
mer mebr @elegenbeiten, ais irgeno
ei11 2ano Ser @elt. Inter Sen Mdn=
ner1, Sic an eriter Stel1e BEL ser Neu=
beietlng ser @afan5en inn 8un6es-
obergert6t genannt meroen, fins 3mei,
bon 6enen elmer friiber 5dubnoher,
Ser an0ere gar Stiefelpuber mur. Sag
Elm fommer3ieues @enie 81 &eidtbum
un0 0a0urh 81 gelpiiiem Mnieben ge-
lmngt, fommt, penn a1d ieltener ois
bier, a16 in europa Dor; ober feline
grfolge, melder Mrt lie au6 INNER
lein m0gen, miiroen oriiben ei11em ebe=
moligen &on0merfer Sen @eg 81 Sen
bodlten gbren ebnen, Sic Ser Staat SIT
pergeben fat. 9as Mmt zines Mit=
glie>es 0es 8un0esobergeridts lit
aber Sic b6dite gbre, sic bos &olf Ser
gereinisten Staaten nddlt Ser Eraii=
oentidaft 81 pergeben fat. Sic Soee,
0aB in Ieuti6lano Elm ebenaliger
5tiefelpuber etma &egierungspraii=
sent ooer Mitglieo SEES Geidsgeridtes
mer0er1 fonnte, mdre cher int Stanoe,
eine Mepolntion b~erpor5url1fen, als al
le reaftip1,dren &eoen bes &ailers,
lelblt menn es Ser Wpnorh perlltd1en
lollte, Sic lette &onleql1e115 51 5ieben
unb lei11 @prt in Sic Shut um5lrie=
ben. Sic &ereinigten Stoten boben-
in Sen lebten Sahren me6r u1o mebr
Sic Sc italt elmer Sligard]ie o1genom=
men. zines 2onoes, in Sem cine fleine
&lique Sic &egierungsaetpalt- on jib
g%erilien fat. gs iino 2idtMide, mie
Ser oben ermdbnte SAT-, Sic I'M 8olfe
SEN @lauben an Sic 3ufl1nft ser Ser.
5taaten erbalten, Sen @lauben, boB
sic Gereinigten 5taaten mieoer oas
2ano ser 6reien iein merben, in bem
&aum fit SHE lit, nnb in SEM Sober
@elegenbeit bat, feline Sdbigfeiten bon
gu %entfalten uno CUR @eltung gu brin-
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
Mmerifamii@e &amoz
,uirtbi1aft.

Ginen redjt i>1terelianten Marftbe=
ritt fat 1oeben Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iefretdr Sanes @ilion per0ffentli6t,
in Dem CT Sic 6armer5atgntl1e u1o
Geren @ermertbl111g mittbeilt. gr lagt,
cub lid BON Bent WertDe 0erlelben nur
Ser Mumiilenoe cine mirflide Gor=
itellung MAIDEN f0nne, 0enn er beliefe
li9 i'm Sabre 1910 auf $8,926,000,=
600 un0 lei 6ur6 Be tan0iges Mnmad=
len m6bren0 ser lebten IL Sabre mo-
be5u ouf oos 0oppelte gel tiegen,
mqbren0 ser @ertb ser E%roouftion M
ser gan5en Yerio0e $79,000,000,00 600
betrage. gu oem 0ieSiabrigen ret
Gen grntelegen baben fait ale Gr=
5eugniiie reihlib b%eigetragen, 0erer1
grtrag iid mie folgt lteut: Mais g.
1884, 900 8uidel, sic 8aumtpole
fat ei1en @ertb bon etpa $900,0O0,=
000> sic @euernte einen lolden bon
$720,000,000. Nn @ei5en murOer
691, 100000 8ridel geerntet, an So
fer 1,096,396,000 8ui6el, at &ur=
toffeln 329,7S7,0OO 8uldel, an 3lt=
derriiben etma $4,000 fleine Son=
men un0 0o5u fon1mt eine grnte an
&obr5uder, melde etma einen @ertb
Don $28,0OO,OOO fat. Sic 5abafserl1=
tie betrGgt 976,150,00O Ef1no, sic
@erite ergiebt 158,13S,000 8uldel,
Ser 6lad)siumen 15,050,000 9u=
idel, Ser &oggen 32,088,000 8u=
ihel, ser &eis et1pa iiber 1,000,0O0,=
600 Efunb, Ser @opfen ober bleibt Inn
10 Ero5ent binter Sem 9urdidnitt
Ser lebten flint Sabre 5uriid.
SIN @on5en mur0en an Gerealien
5,t40,895,0O0 @ulhel geerntet o0er
Inn Is Hro5ent mebr ols i'm 1urd=
id)nitt ser lebten flint Sabre. Ser
@ertb ober itebt nomentlih in SOL
&c 6es nieorigen Hreiles 0es @ailes
al,f ser 6orm nit $2,710,000,0 900
INN etpo $3.50, OOO,O gegen SOS
sSobr 1909 uno Inn etma $50,00O,=
600 gegen 0os Sabr 1908 5uriid,
mer1n er nl1d lm II Yro5ent b0ber
iii, ols int 9urdidnitt ser lebten 5
Sabre.
Iemgegeniiber mar Ser @ertb ser
u1imalii6en Nrool1fte Inn etlpa $424,=
bober, ais int 8orjabre. Der
Ereis oes 5leilhes, oes @efliigels
uno ser @ier, Ser Mil9 l1no Ser 8ut=
ter maren mobreno oes gar5e1 Sab=
res ein iebr bober rn0 Ser @eiomn1t=
mertb oler lanomirtbihoftligen Yro=
BUTTE lit 0aber inn Sabre 1910 gegen
Sen Sdatungsmertb int Sabre 1909
lt11 1904, 600, 900 geitiegen.
Sic @m0elshilan5 ser Ser. Stou=
ten %gegeniiber 0em Muslonoe be5iia-
liG Ser gin= ms Musfl1br bon Iorn1=
proGl1ften itellte lib fir cos 2ano am
giinltigiten inn Sabre 1908, in melhem
0ie M11sfubr Sic ginfl,br Inn $685.
OO4,797 iiberltieg. Nah pielen beoeu=
tenoen S6ma1fungen erreibte sic
Musfubr oeS 2anoes an 5armproouf=
ten int Sabre 1908 sen enormen
@ertb bon $1,0t7 1885, 04, ging aber
idon I'M Sabre 1909 un6 no6mals
inn Sabre 1910 berunter, 10 bob Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
soute Mbi@teo mebmen,

Mit Sem grgebniB ser aegen ib11
gefiibrten l1nterluhung gibt ii6 @err
9ollinger, ser Miuilter 0es Snneren,
lpobl 5ufrie0en. Die meiiten 2eute tit
ieiner Sage un0 lei11er 2ebensiteuumg
lparen es iGmerlih. NQes 6el60nigen=
Den 8eimertes enttlei0et. eriibrigt Sic
nofte Sbotiade, BOB oem &errn Mi=
hitter ein gute5 rllo 5pei lhledte
3el1gniile msgeItelt morOen iino. Sic
iieben Earteigelollen 9allingers er=
flarer> er bobe Ieill gn1t ebrli6 ltno
reoli6 perpoltet uno itets Sos Sc
nreinmo6l imNl1ge gebobt. Die iibrigell
Mitglie0er 0e5 uterlndu1ngSm1s ldlti=
les, bier 9emofrateu un0 Elm fort
i6rittli6er &epublifoner, erltottetell
Winoerbeitsberihtc, in oenen Tie sic
u5l1ltd>1oige 8eboroe cri l1den, Sen Mi=
hitter 0eS Sl1neren 5llm 9}ildtritt 81
peronla11en, neil er onS in ibn ge1ebte
&ertrolaen nibt gerehtfertigt fat. ST..
8olinger ober tragt iebt Sic Wasfe
Ser I'm dulo. Sb aber Ser HrallOent
ur1o sic &ollegen galingers on leine
etnihulo gloubeu, n11b porlarfig nod
5abitgeitellt bletben. Musgelprohen
bat 1idj bis jett feiner bon ibne1, felt
1tcht ober mobl, ooB Oie gegen Bnu111=
Ter %erbobenen Muflagen Elm Semm=
ld1tb am Yarteilpagen mare11.
Ser 8eri6t 6es (nterlubungsaus=
ldu1Ies mrB Nun aber ei1em &omite
aur Yrufung u%nterbreitet meroen.
Men1dliher 'Mn1tdt nod, miro er bort
fem irnilhes Dolein nnriibmli6 be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
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