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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
BoxINe wAs FoRRIppEN.
Number Of Disappointed Sporting Men
in WInoosd

Winoosh. March % The sparrlue
matoa. which had been advertised and
promised for last evening did not ms
tefial1o % spite Of the efforts put forth
by the managers 70 find q hall as
stated ii Sundays paper President
chewior would not issue permit fer
the bouts % take place fhe promot.
ers were busy an day interviewing the
trustees and IN trying 70 ind 3 hail
Concert hall. first advertised. was ont
of question. for F. H Horton, TIE own
er, refused rs allow the match there.
The Woodmen also refused their com
sent to the use 81 Corporation haN.
while the management Of ths HIawatha
cluh, to whom the men Hext appealed
also turned down their proposals OF
the board Of six trustees Eve were
unanimous Is their refusal The re.
naming trustee could not be found "a
goo3lv number of sports of Burlington
and this village waited until 4 late
hour, expecting that The match might
be pulled Of.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
RETURNS 70 MEET CHARGE.
Charles w. Gibson Reappesrs in Little
tor. N. 3.

Iittleton, n. II, March p Charles
W. Gibson, who left a month ago, alleged
to have accompanied Fred Gareean, man.
ager Of the local telephone office, has ne.
turned 70 town to answer any charge.
that the telephone company may bring
agaiust him
A warrant had been placed with Mel-
Vile Shuftlea 81 Lancaster charging him
with grand larceny lie appeared before
Judge a 81 Batchellor Of this town and
furnished bonds in $500 fof his appear.
snee at the June term Of The superior
court az We0dNille.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
An ~EAsy THING" He SAYS
10 walk into a Police Station. Right
into 0iiicesS Arms.

10 walk iHto Feiice ctatlqnY kl8hE
into Officers Arms.
IS Officer Gamble vas sitting IN the
police station at 1880 O'clock last even
ing talking with two Of the city fathers,
someone was heard attempting to open
the front door into tie station. TIE
officer pulled open thc door ana big,
broad -shoudefed Hlan staggered in with
considerable dif7cultv aud said that he
had come to give himself MP Glad 20
zee vou.1 officer. he mnttered Tive
been on a bat for two weeks Lock ms
up. officer and give me ten daysi that's
the only way I ret sobered up
Officer Gamble led him into the cell
room and the man took Of bis hat and
coat and hung them oh the stove and
then went into cell whore he fell
asleep att onee. When he awoke tliis
morning things looked different to him,
ana he told the officer he must ne the
s0ftest thing ont" to walk into q police
station and beg the police to lock him Up.
Aie said be did not want to Qo to iail
ana Immediately sent ont for some mon-
en- with which Ia pay his fine
When arfaimed Ia court IA said his
name was Dong8ld Mckenzie and that he
wa born IN Glasgow, Scotland. HIS ne-
cupation, he said, was stone cutting.
ne pleaded guilty to first offense ef
intoxioation aud was fined S5 with costs
Of s594 which he paid lie told the
officer that he had formerly been q mem-
Der If Gordon Highlander regiment in
Scotland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
CHELSEA

Miss Carrie Sleeper, who is stu-
dent at Montpelier seminary, came last
week 70 spend her Easter vacation with
her mother Mrs Abbie Sleeper of the
upper village
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Adams, who sold
their farm 4 few weeks since TO Amasa
P. Button have rented the upper tene-
menb ia the Powers mill house and
ara moving into the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
ABour 100 INvoLvRp.
Strike Vote on Lake Shore viii Be
Finished April 8.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 90 "A strike
vote was ordered taken yesterday On
the Lake Shore g Michigan Southern
railroad BY the officers of the Brother
hood Of Railroad Tranmen and the
brotherhood Of Railway Conductors An
arder was issued following tie break
ing off of tbe negotiations, which have
been carried on with the road for the
last three days About 10000 men are
involved
The end Of The negotiations came
With the rejection Of the union officials
Of counter PROPOSAL offered by tie
railroad The original demands Of the
men were rejected two days ago The
result Of The strike vote viii be known
on April 8.
While neither side win discuss the
cause Of the failure to agree, It IS I'M
derstood that tie break occurred on the
question Of working conditions, both
sides being willing to compromise on
the subject Of wages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
SUSPECT FOUL PLAY.
Body of Man Found Floating in the
River.


Amesbury Mass. March 20. The body
81 jonathan keefe Of Haverhill, who has
Been missing since February 5, was found
aaa3ing Ia tic Merrmaek river about q
mile below Rocks bridge at East Haver-
hill late yesterday afternoon, and there
Ras some evidence 81 foul play The
body was badly decomposed but there
Was bad bruise in the forehead, as #
fbe dead man had been struck with some
Instrument
Keefe was a member Of division 4, A.
8 H.. and of the teamsters union and
wore sn a. o. ri PIN The body was
found bY Chester Goodrich and Warren
Yiteomb of this town, who were hunting
muslcrats Oh tic Charles Rowel form.
Medical Examiner Murphy viewed the
body but would give no opinion as to
tha cause of death
Relatives of the dead man saw the
b0dv last evening and sad they believed
5it a case Of foul play. keefe was un-
nlarfieG
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
REDUcE LIsrENERs
No More 10 Party Telephone Lines in
Rutland.

Rutland March 2a-The abolishment
Of 10 party lines with the exception
of farmers lines leaving nothing hut
six party residence lines 10 this city,
Is agreed to by the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company through
its counsel. M Jones. n d plan snb-
mitted 10 the public service commission
~ the result of a petition brought By
States Attorney J G Jones alleging
exorhitant rates ard poor service The
eoHpanV asks Tea q stay Of hearing for
IS months until ahle "a study iHe rs.
eai situation wkh iew Mafkin
out possible improvements ihefe VII
he continuance Of The hearing az
Montpelier April g, when Mr. Jones VIII
strcnuouslY oppose anv stay az six
months in the riahting of what ha
claims IS a wrong in this citys tele-
phone system
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
a apRYn FIeHT.
Liquor Not to Be Sold at EmeryvilIs
During the Encounter.

Chicago, March 2aIhe Jeifries-lohn.
son light win be on dry territory. Jack
Gleason, who Is here. declares THAT liquor
will be tabooed ii Emeryville on the
day Of the fight to prevent tfouble if
Johnson wins Ire has refused $4,000
for bar privilege
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
Farm HOUSE BURNED.
But Barn on young Alvin Hoveya
Farm Was Saved


Chelsea March 90 EARLY Monday
forenoon the farm house Of a Mr nav-
IS. who lives just over The Chelsea line
In the edge 81 Brookfeld, on what has
for many years been known ID this sec.
ti0n a. the Young Alvin HoyevF farm.
was destroyed hy FIRE This + the third
fire that has occurred iH that locality
within a distance Of two miles during
the last year and d half, the first de.
stroving an the buildings 0n tie W F
Medeaf farm occupied by Adelafie
corhel, the second 5n the Alpheus 1ih
bard farm. which also destroyed al Of
The bindings and the one of Monday
destroying the house The bars being
some little distance away from the
house, was saved with little difficult
go
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
ARE AGAINST STRIKING.
Milton Pulp Mil Workers Held Meet
ing Last Night

ing Last Night.
Milton, March 20A meeting Of the
members Of the local palp makers un-
ion was held at their rooms IN opera
house block last evening to discuss the
question Of strike Il was not made
public just what transpired but it is
understood That The sentiment was
strongly against going cut
1t is said that about 30 Of The 80
employees at the local pulp min 81 the
international Paper company ere af-
fliated with the union, and that agitat-
ors have been working here for several
daYs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
HOLOCAUST UNNECESSARY.
Rear Door Found Where Dancers Might
Have Escaped

AIateszallsa, AnsNria, March 29 Il
has developed to-day chat the $50 lives
lost at the dance han at Oekorito were
needlessly sacrificed a huge door in
The reaf ball has been discovered where
the crowd might have escaped bad not
panic resulted. The bodies recovered
show that frigntful fight must have
taken place among the victims Many
young children were literally dismam
bered II a believe that not more than
100 escaped out Of the attendance Of
500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
TRAM JUMPED TRACK.
rive Persons Injured i'd Accident at West
Lynn.

Lynn. Mass. March 90 a train going
from Portland Me., to Boston jumped
the track at West Lynn at noon to-day
The engine tipped over and the baggage
car partly Five persons were slightly
injured,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
Mead Supported BY A. F. Of
l. Executive Committee
AT ITS RECENT MEETING
II Ts Said That This Action Was Taken
Without Any Solicitation and
without Any Pledges Be
ing Made.

Burlington. March 2o.-The informa-
tion has JUST leaked out that at the
meeting Of the executive committee 81
the state branch, A. +. Of +. held IN
Burlington last Saturday. the candidacy
az Lieutenant Governor John A. Mead
tor governor was indorsed by the eom-
mittee This action bv The committee
was taken, II r said voluntarily. with-
out any pledges or solicitations on the
part of the Mead followers Or anybody
else
It IS claimed that the reason the come
mittce fayors Mead's candidacy Is that
he i the only candidate in the field who
s. in any way connected with organized
labor. The lieutenant governor comes
into the favor Of the labor men through
the Howe Scale works in Rutland, which
4 a union shop Lieutenant Governor
Mead Is president Of the company.
NJ J. Hapeood oi Peru has addressed
another open letter To John a. Mead 81
Rutland another candidate for governor,
in which he says:-
.Yours Of the 25th in reply to my
communication of The i4th. 10Th 22d
NNU AHtIrtNHFH fENNEk NA AtH ANtN Mt NMf3a
in relation to the 6iiug Of a sworn state
ment BY the several candidates for the
governorshlp Of the expenses incurred.
You appear 70 refuse concurrence, upon
the ground that the proposal seems to
oountanance the unlimited use Of money,
provided that 3 statement Is fled, and
ynn say that such q notion Is al variance
with your ideas upon the subject.
Il beg leave u say that ! thought that
Il was sslf.svidant that the whole object
Of the proposal waa to c1rtail the use of
money. At least that which would not
stand full public inspection and approval.
ITO meet your objections, would now
propose that the several candidates mu-
tuallv establish a fund Of one thousand
dollars for the offering Of a reward of
one hundred dollars each to the FIRST ten
individuals who shall furnish satisfactory
evidence of the corrupt use Of money IN
the coming campaign by any oi The ean-
didates oT thoir agents Il taa hne of
buying Up editorials sending out agents
FOR secret work paving expenses Of dsls-
gates pledgng appoinsmente e afses
and tie Ike
4T you'd suarsst she aAtorneT
general Of the state as the referee IN
tho matter Above would. apparently,
meet your objections ard doubt not,
would he agreeable TO the other candi-
dates although they might insist upon
flinr 4 statement of their expenses II
addition
Mr Haprood goes on to give his views
of the RIGHT and wrong kinds Of cam
paigniuq. The letter Is dated at Peru,
VT. March 90. 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
DEATH CAUSED BY ACID
Hrs. Ludertz Ends Own Life in Adams
Police Station.

Mfs Ludertz ENDS UWn LiEe u Adams
Police Station.
Adams Mass, March 29 Mrs VIII
liam Ludertz, partially demented
woman. 50 years old, who wandered
away from her home at Washington
Mass.. Saturday, committed suicide Ia
tho Adams police stallion yesterday by
drinking caTholic acid Mrs Ludertz
was found 81 the outskirts Of the town
SUNDAY night and was taken into GUS
todP that hen actions might Be watcaed.
Her husband, who arrived here yester-
aav, said she had lett home twice be.
fore. going to New Haven and to
Springfield. Besides her husband, two
daughters survive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
HALTED COURT
Because Of Death Of Chief Justice David
]. Brewer

Rutland. March 60 Judge A. A. Hall
halted proceedings ia Rutland county
court this morning to give ten minute
address before the jurors and members
of ths bar on Chief Justice D, ]. Brewer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29

e. p. Lsdd has finished work for Mer-
ehant 3 Fraser, after three years serv-
iee. and began working yesterday sor
&. r. LYnhams the North Barre groe-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
pEATH ENps suFFERINe.
Mrs II. ]. Bryant Of Rutland Died Yes
terdav.

Rutland. March 20 Terrible burns
that Mrs Hartland ] Bryant received
about 10 days ago when she tried to
light fire with Kerosene resulted fa-
tally at the City hospital yesterday.
Her aged husband Is stiH under treat.
ment at the hospital and is expected
to recover
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
ALLps REsIaNEp
Half 90 Hour Before New York State
Senate Met.

Albany. n 81. March 20-Half ar
hour before The New York Senate met
to -dav to vote On the Canger bribery
charges State Senator Aids filed his
resignation with the secretary Of atate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
Sin nner,uanidtes @einltat.

Se0es 2ano fat befamtli6 sic &e=
gieruttg, melde es ber6tent, unb ieoe
5ta0t 6esgleiden. nniere lieben So
ltoner Mitbirger oirfen lt9 alio nidt
beflagenL tpet11 ibnen ibr neugemabl-
ter 8urgermeiiter in Sen naid5iten 5mei
Sabren 8eigt, mie foitipieIig es lift, eli
men NIT alen @aiiern getpaidenen
Maidinenpolitifer an ser Spite gu
boben. IS mar Elm Experiment, bas
Sic .Mabe 6es @elta1s" nit oieler
8obl gema6t bot, aber let6er Elm to-
tai perlrmglidtes Experiment. Die po-
ltttiden Maidisten iouten uni6aolid
gemadt mer6en. gu bieiem 3mede
muroen sic &arteinominationen beiei-
tigt un6 an lire 5tene Mominatione1t
ourd 8etition geiett. Muf iol@e @et-
ie glal1bte man es errei6en gu toni
men, 6aB sic groBe unabbangige 8db~
Ieri6aft bonn 3pange Der 8arteiorga.
niiation gang losgel0it mer0en uno
mirflt9 Sen beiten Mann mdblen Mir
6e.
Mber geraoe 6os @egentbeil gel6ab.
Die 6emofratiide Maidine Der 5ta6t
Bottom erpies ii9 Ser Sitl1ation
mebr als gemadien. SIR r1atiirli@
ebenfnls 6nr6 3etition nominirter
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SIN 3eidjem bes 9oaars,

Gin i9arfes @ort gegen sic @elo<
gier, SOS l1eberban0nebmen bes Sc
i9aftsgeiites 5um S9a0en b0berer
SS0eale, fat ser Stem gorfer 0berri6<
ter 8eslep 8. &omar6 6ieier Gage
geiproden. @ie aus Grop in ienem
5taote gemel0et miro, lag 6em &id=
ter sic gnti6ei0ung iiber Ole @obe Ser
@ebubren Dor, Sic einem lit elmer 81
fentli9en Mngelegenbeit tbatigen &o-
mite gemabrt mer6en iollten. Dte Mn=
iprii9e ser Mfitglieoer bes Musi9ui=
les miBfielen Sem &idter 10 iebr, 0ab
er sic @ebiibren re0u8rte uno Sen
Mainnem cine i6arfe &iige Oh ibres
Mangels an ibealem Sinn un6 Spfer=
multi ertbeilte. go gering lei Ste
Gbrli6feit, mo- es iid NM 0ffentli6e
@eloer ban0elt, meint ser &i@ter, 6ab
min0eitens 40 8ro5ent aner fir Staat
ober 5to6t auf%gepen6eten .@el0er
omr6 u@raf I" Derloren geben. lilies
f0nnte erreidt per6en, "ffiibrt Ser &i@=
ter aus, nmern nur 6ieies fiirdterli=
die 2ed 5ugeltopft merben f0nnte =
2an0itraBen, &andle, 8ibliotbefen,
Miple uno &ospitaler f0nnten erbaut
mer6en. Ser @rabid lit ein Bro0uft
linierer 33eit uno~unlerer ginridtunz
ger," fdbrt @opar0 fort, cine 8ebaup-
tung, Sic 5u belpeiien mare. &i6tig,
menn au6 i6arf, lit aber, maS er 6ann
bes meiteren ausfiibrt: uDas &olf lit
oafiir perantportli@. @s iett ,@ratt'
boraus, es ertpartet, oaB iein 8eiit
our@ 8eutefdnger bermin0ert meroen
miro, 10 oft es Elm gr0Beres @erf un=
ternimmt, un6 i9aut NIT Geological
len, 9uloung un6 @leidmu1tb 6rein,
menn ibm iein @igentbum entmen0et
miro. Graft lit ein Saftor, nit 6em
man BEL gini6dbung ser Soften zines
~gep1anten 0ffentliden @erfes ebenio
beitimm rebnen muB, mie nit @eton
uno 8aubol5. IS lit etnas 5elbit-
Der itanoli6es %genoroen, bieier ,&a-
bott Elm 8erlnit, Sen ie6er in @e6=
nltng 5iebt, ser &olteaani6lage in
iolden Sauen ma6t. Gin offentlider
8au, ebrli@ aufgefubrt, mur0e Elm
l1n6ing iein." = Sotpar6 beflagt BE
lie 3uitdn6e un6 6%arafteriiirt lie tref=
fen0 nit Sen @orten: uDas 3eitalter
ser 8aterlanosliebe lit oem .oes Sc
idaftsgeiites gemiden. Mn erIter
5telle in SEN Muge1 ser Meniden lte=
fen beute ni6t sic 5terne unb Strei=
fen, lonoern 6as 0oQar5ei9en."
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spciale uebel 1nb sic 8flidt Der
Gbriiten.

@err @arl @oeite, ein befanntel
belgii9er 8ubliciit, pe%r0ffentli9t Ell
men Mrttfel in ser r&epue @enerale"
BON &aris, in mel9em er Sic lebe]
betont, mel9e 6ie mo6ernen %iocialen
3uitan6e darafteriiiren, un0 5ugleid
Die @riinbe angibt, mel6e unier 3eit.
alter gu einem ser fritiiditen MAIDEN
il ser @ei6i9te oes menidli6en Sc.
idledtes, ieitoem oieielbe bonn Gbri-
itentbum beeinfluBt miro. ST idreibt
mte folgt:
@ein 6enfen6er Menib fam Sic &C.
genpdrtigen 3uitanoe ser @eieuldaft
beobadten obne 6ur@t gu empfinoen.
SSn ieoer Sage oes io5ialen 2ebens
fin6en mir ,groBe l1n5ufrieoenbeit nit
feline Sole. Sriiber maren menigitens
6ie Meiiten nit ibrem @ei9id 5ufrie-
Sen, ser 2aromann NOR 3ufrie0en iei-
ne 50bne fir 6ie 9anoarbeit beran8u-
5teben, ser @anomerfer feline Sobne
Elm gutes @an6merf lernen al lai=
fen; Die Mittflaiie mar nidt beitrebt,
ii@ auf 6ie glei@e 5tufe 5u iteuen nit
geieuidaftlid bober Stebenoen, es
berri6te Sr0nung 1ti6t 11l1r i'm 2e=
ben, ion6ern ul1d &armonie in Sen
5eelen Ser @eniden. &eute iebod
bat Sic @efenidaft bren frieoli9en
.gbarafter perloren. gs 1T cine 8eit
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sen 8ou lpeiterer ariegsi6iffe gu per=
sidten uno anBeroem sic liegreide
@onfurren5 auf Sem @eltmarfte gu
@uniten ser 8riten ein5uiteaen.
Nein, gr=8raiioent &ooiepelt mfrs
lomoN in Deuti6lau6, mie in England
glan5eno empfangen uno bodgeebrt
meroen. &aiier @ilbelm un0 &0nig
goparo meroen ibm NIT beionoerem
@ergniigen Sic &ano i6iitteln, uno
met1n er Srieoensreoen balten iolte,
mfrs man ibm germ un0 lal1t Behalf
flatlden. Gin guten @ri%nnerungen
ion es ibm ni6t feblen, menn er beim,
tebrt, ober Sic i@onite, 5mei groBe Na=
tionen aus @egnern 5u 8reun0en ge=
madt git baben, 6irfte er lei6er nt6t
nit na6 @auie nebmen. Bet allem
9felpeft Dor ser 8egabung 0es grprd=
ii6enten muB 0o6 geiagt lper0en, oob
man me6er in Berlin, nod in 9onoon
auf ieine 6iplomati1he 8ermtttlung
gemartet fat. 8on Ben gemerDSmd.
.Bigen &ebern unb 8runnenpergiftern
a%bgeieben, miini@t fem Deuti6er uno
fem 8rite Sen &rieg, uber Inn sic tief=
geben0e @%eritimmung, Sic 5piiden Sen
beioen &eiden beitebt, gu beieitigen,
miiBten erit fire nriad)en aus Ser
@elt gei9affen meroen, mo5u nidt Sic
mil,6elte Musii9t porbanoen lit.
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@as an, Tleiid perbiemt ,pirO,

@ie es beiBt, lit &rdiioent Saft
bon Ser5en 6amit einperi tanoen, 0ab
Ser @lfins'i6e Mntrag, sic uria@en
ser 2ebensmitteltbeuerung 6ur6 einel1
4ongreB=Mmsi9uB unteriuden at lai=
ien, 5mr Mnnabme gelangt. Setn &C.
lt@tsfreis lit eben nidt 10 beidranft,
mie ser unierer gang perbobrten5 6ut=
5oQner, Sic in ieoer %abfaQigen Meube=
rung iiber I%ruitmetbooen einen Sre=
bel iebe1: or begt mobl Sic Mnii@t, 0ab
0ie @rgebniile ser l1nteriu6ur1g, ge=
ididt reoigirt, als u@ampagne Ser
g%r5iebung" mirfen uno Sic un5ufrie=
oenen bei@mi6tigen peroen, inoem lie
ibnen 5eigen, 0ab oie &reisiteigerultg
%feinesmegs cine 6olge Ser &abgier uno
oeS @uders, ionoern auf cine &eibe
anoerer umitanoe 5uriid5ufiibren Jet.
8emeiien laBt ii@ ia aub l@liebli@ al
les, un0 &apier lit geoul0ig aber
@lauben meroen iolde Sopbiitereien
trob0em nibt fin0en. Die Ibatlade,
baB mir in einem 2anoe pon ser rei6=
item &ilfsquellen leben uno un5ablige
oennoh oarben miiien, neil lire Gin
nabmen nit ser itetig 5unebmenoen
5beuerlng nidt 5dritt balten, laBt
ii9 nun einmal nidt megoiSfutiren.
uno sic unabbdngieen 3eitungen ior=
gen 0afur, 6aB nidts peridmiegen
bleibt, mas our Mufflarung oes SOL
fes oienen fam. Gbatiabli@ lit cine
poafomupen eridopfen0e @rflarung
ser Sbeuerungsuriade bereitS our4
Sen 6leii@truit ielbit gegeben moroen.
I'm oie @el0er gu erlanget1, mel@e er
our Ausfubrung ieiner argentinii@en
@l4ne braudte, muBte er Sen @ertb
ieiner Sefuritaten angeben. nno bier
bel fam es 5u Gage, oaB ser &einpro-
fit auf oas angelegte &apital in
5leii6 uno @ei5en nidt meniger alS
80 &ro5ent betragt!
@ednet man gu oieien 80 &ro5. oie
meiteren 38 8ro3ent, mel6e nad oel1
6eiHtelungen 6es Sefretars @ilion
Ser Durdidntttsper6ieni Ser &Iein-
bdn0ler ant Gleii9berfauf ausma@t,
10 iino 0as 5uiammen 68 &ro5ent
ODER 68 Gents an ie6em Collar, ben
ser @oniument fir Sleiid a1s5uge=
ben bat. Ser ungIidielige &ausbal=
ter muB fir ;6ie @aare, sic er fanft,
oemna9 mebr als oas Dreifade TIRES
ginfaufspertbes be5ablen! Moglid
%getpor6en lit oieie fbmere 8elaitung
Ser Maiien ourh Ben nriprungli@
fir SEN Sdut Der amerifaniiden Sit
ouitrie geidaffenen 3olltarif, ser al-
mdbli9 10 geformt nur6e, bob er iebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
1ubr9ans. 81. &lpub, NGmmpa, Dpnnerfa9, Ben 20. eanuar, 1910.
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