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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
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The foregoing resolutions were uu.
animously passed at meeting in the
Provence schoo house. held under the
auspices of the Provence Democratic
club. Monday night
This club is an unique one among
political clubs and has u record that
II may Well be proud OF. and It IS
proud OF II.
II the example set 10y the demo
cratic club Of Provence We're followed
by every democratic cub in Oklaho.
ma. the question OF democratic sup.
rcmacy in the state would be settled
proposition Organized away back In
the days OF the constitutional con.
ycntion II has kept alive its member.
ship and maintained its organization
/ intact and in constant working order
down - the present day. Clubs may
come and clubs may so. but the
/ Provence Democratic club Is one of
the kind that. like Tcnnyson's brook.
SO ON forever" Its present officers
are j. q. Fletcher. president: \. !.
Harris. Nccpresidcut and I l.. Haglc,
secretary sterling In season and out
OF season democratic yeomoH OF Car.
ter county who have been identified
with the Provence club from it's in
Ccption and to whose efforts and vigil.
ancc the clubs success and its per.
cnial'y tlourishing condition Is due.
Monday night was the rcsular meet.
ing uisht of the club and they sent
ont invitations FOR all the candidates
and their friends to We present aud
they came in foNce The Durwood
and Provence road looked like the
road To to an old time country fair he.
tween the hours ~ I'VE and seven
Monday evening. nllcd rs e was with
hucGjcs, dust and hilarity
\ goojlv delegation came over
from Duvwood - attend the mcetlng
and the purwood club ans the Prov.
eve, club set a good example In har
mouy ny agreeing upon an equitable
distribution " the nominations ~
township officers. ~ the eNect thlt
one should We named Wy the Provence
club. one Ny the Nulkcy club and one
Ny the purNCoJ club rhi, proposi
tion is to Nc passed uN FOR ratification
% the Nu'key club which WAS no,
represented 40 the meeting
The club unanimously endorsed
itS "fayorite son, Prof CoGman. "
Provence Tor the oNice o. County
School Sup,riutcu 'cut
lujrc Su'wcN n Russell. who was
present at the meeting upon special
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
PROVENCE DEMOCRATS ENDORSE
CRUCE At MEETING LAST NIGHT

invitation OF the club. was called upon
for speech. and In his usual felici-
tous ,uin. tho Judge soon had the
crowd interested and In good humor.
Judge Russell said he was not there
To talk politics but To meet his friends.
lie made no reference to his candidacy
for the Office of district judge. but
congratulated the club upon its splcn.
did organization and the people of the
district upon the fine school house
which they had erected and In which
the meeting was held. The Judge re
fcrrcd to the cry OF high taxes. lie
said the people of Oklahoma and OF
Carter county were entitled to get
whatever thoy wanted. and In the
line or educational matters. they have
shown they want to provide
Tor their children the best methods
of education obtainablc and the best
cIifices for tho purpose lie said that
the levy for state purposes was only
> mills and the levy for county pur-
poses was only I mills. making a total
county levy OF nine mills, which was
not high rate. That whatever taxes
were imposed over and above this
levy had beon voted by the people
themselves in their laudablc desire 20
build good school houses and to im-
prove their roads and bui'd their
bridges. and that every dollar expend
ed I'm this way would bring a ton-fo 4
return To the people in very short
time.
Judge Russclls talk was closely lis
tened To by the audience and received
with good favor.
Among the candidates present who
made short talks presenting their
claims were Judge |. X. Mason. Hon
VI. +. Winfroy. Guy II. Sigler, 10,
Taylor. Fred Williams. GEORGE White
W. T. l.andrum. Felix X. West. j
Holmes Akcrs. +. J. Latta and J. w
Ham.
At the close of the meeting tho
club unanimously passed the resolu
tions above set out endorsing Lee
Cruce for governor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

,SEA) OF the southwest Quarter
tSW ~ and the VIZ of the North
west quarter (NWh) OF the South
east Quarter tSEA) of Section 1wen-
ty (2O) Township Four uD South,
Range Two CD West of the Indian
Base and Meridian. containing One
Hundred and Sixty Acres of land, To-
Gated in Carter county, Oklahoma.
Witness my hand this the lst day of
March, A. d., 1910.
J. II. AKERS,
Sheriff OF Carter County, Oklahoma.
1-S-1522-29
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

" people. Some have railroad
wheels. others hotel wheels. factory
yhee $, civic Improvement wheels,
whee.s ad libitum; mine Is
l cheap fuel wheel first, because If
we have cheap fuel. the other things
will come. have not called on the
Commercial Club. Trades Extension
Club or any other club for the bet.
ternent of Ardmore in this matter,
but | do now. VIII you help me?
w. =. POLAND.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
Notice Of sherin's Sale Foreclosure.

State of Oklahoma. Carter county.
In the District Court.
Mrs. l.. C. Leisure, plaintiff VS.. Mrs.
Lee McClurg and Lee McClurg, de-
PENDANTS.
Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order of sale issued out
of the district court of Carter coun-
ty on the 23rd day of February, 1910.
in an ac ion wherein Mrs. l.. C. lie.
Sure plaintiff, and Mrs. Lee McClufg
and Lee McCiurg, defendants, directed
10 me the undersigned sheriff of Carter
county, commanding me to levy upon,
appraise and sell the following de-
scribed property: One lot $50 II. ~
l6J II. in the northeast corner OF
block 523 In the city of Ardmore
Oklahoma, Carter county. according
to the official plat of said city, 10
satisfy a judgment and decree of fore.
closure In favor OF said plaintiff and
against said defendants obtained AM
made in said court on the 1l.h day
/ OF February 1910, for the sum o'
$4,000 and cost $500, with interest
thereon at per cent from the 26th
| day of June 1906, and cost accruing.
/ | will on the 25th day OF March
/ 1910 at the hour OF ten o'clock a. m
of said day, at the front OF the court
house in the city of Ardmore. in the
said county and state. offer for safe
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the said property above de-
scribed or that much as will satisfy
said judgment. both interest and cost.
Witness my hand this the 23rd dav
of February 1910.
j. II. AKERS,
Sheriff OF Carter County.
CHAMPION & CHAMPION.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2i.3-10-l7-24.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
Order for Hearing Petition TO Sell
Real Estate.

State OF Oklahoma. Carter county. in
county court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Clan
die Roberts. Murdie Roberts ana
Maree Roberts. minors.
Now. on this Srd day OF March. 1910.
having filed herein his petition for
the sale of the real estate described
in said petition. for reasons in said
petitions stated.
II is ordered, that said petition be
and is hereby set FOR hearing on the
9Th day OF April. \. -, 1910, At 10
o'clock, a. m. NJ which time all per
sons interested in said estate are re-
Quircd 10 appear and show cause. Il
any they have, why an ORDER should
not De granted FOR the sale OF the real
estate ot said Claude Roberts. Nuriie
Roberts and Maree Roberts, As Is nee
essary Tor the reasons in said petition
stated
1t is further ordered, that a copy
., this order De published Tor four
successive weeks in the Daily Ard
moroi,e. o, Ardmore. Carter county.
Oklahoma.
/ 4. MASON.
County Judge
CHAMPION 4 CHAMPION. A,tys
tlllS-s5l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
-@SAi iae -
Ardmore. tuesday, March \. 1910
TWO MEASURES ON THE ROCKS.

one hy one the president ANoritC
measures are waning In popularity
and losing their chaucr' Tor id,cr
alto actor In congress-. SANS ;hr
Commercial Appeal This WAS h"
day set tsr the consideration "
tho postal savings bill. hut Hey
burn vt Idaho blocked It's way with
his opposition and proposed suhsu
tuition. aud nothing definite viii bc
done
The statehood Hill about which
thorc should really he little contcn-
tiou. Is going q pieces on the oppo-
sltlon raised Nv NO less a person than
Senator Nirch. who holds the senate
In the holltN of his hand. When the
convention that n Wnrt"d TAFT put
New Mexico aud An .Hna - place
among the states the pledgc seemed
fair enough hut Il Was ony vote
scttcr. species W political fly
paper a. catch ballots for the prcsi'
Dental candidate. As soon rs the re-
publican leaders had felt the pulse
In the ;wo territories they began
60 realize that the erection ~ them
into states would In all probabl .ity
mean the presence ot four addition
al democratic senators IN Washing
ton. two from each state. This would
h, party calamity from which
there would hc NO recovery. So IN,
only thing to d. VAS to make IN,
two territories wait awhile longer
Party honesty played NO part IN IN,
transaction; party longevity Was IN,
ope consideration.
Therefore it was that Mr Nduch
who has ouy cuc moro year " hi
present official term. passed the wor,
a'ong that the statehood stcrk wa
tc Ne dc'aNcd and the two tcrritorlc'
len In the safe and sane" limita
tops which would keep them ou
ot mischief This WAS. yf course.
ducct breach W faith NOT With On,
territories only. hut With the who,
country which has accepted th'
platform as siuycrr uut hrclc'
ot faith. iu tho winl ot thc svuato
from Rhode lsRiA Was prrtyrhN',
80 tour possible Democratic syuJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
DESIRABLE HOMES.

One of the most desirable
homes In the city. McLish Add.
tion; lots high. dry and slightly.
2oONl50, fronting geo feet on
third avenue, southwest. House
has ) rooms, hall. bath. Finished
In hard wood. Good stable and
fine cistern. Can sell this on
easy terms. or cheap for cash.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
TRAckAGE PROPERTY.

We have two good pieces OF
trackage stun. The SNAP is IS
fee, on Santa Fe by 3Cj east and
west, Haf price az $4,000. VIII
sell this for $500 cash. balance 10
suit purchaser. Il is bringing
$3.50 per month now. Two
houses on Il. What do you want
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

Life is the dramatic presentation Of
good and evil. Some astute critics
are OF the opinion the performance
is now in the fifth and last act;
but. owing 10 the absence of the of.
fetal program, nothing can be de.
termined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
MAIN STREET PROPERTY

Two good brick buildings. best
part OF Main street. Rented.
Good condition. lots 2l0N50. on
south, adjoin Court House site.
We really want to sell this prop
erty. Let us figure with you on
II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
OIL LANDS.

100 acres in Wheeler Oil Field.
Will sell this cheap IL sold this
week. Will make one hundred
cents on the dollar in IL months
owner has to sell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08


ranEcmcuts To- ride
Senator Huiloy and whiskcy arc
the Issue In tho Texas guhcruatorill
race. We do not see the connection.
II the praise bestowed ON Col.
James Gordon. retiring Mississippi
senator becomes mOnotonous. give
one Jon Davis. of Arkansas. "a thought
The Oklnhomnn has a story tn the
cncct that butchers are selling twcn.
~ porty .hoursc stoaha cu; of every
beef. when. rs mntctr ~ fact. there
are only four ~ that Kind I'm beef
A. We eat ours. We swear they didn't
SCI rs any portorhuusc. and as We
pay their bill We swear they didn't
sell w any but porter house
Hon. Wade ELLIS has been given
promotion by the president lie gocs
from the law department where he
has been busting trusts to ohio
Nhcrc he Is to repair fences
We believe IL Is Congressman
Cr,lEcr who. IL is said ISLANDERS OK.
hhoma lie ought to remember that
little story of the farmer who, after
warming the snake. was bitten 10y It,
Just for change why do not these
rcpuh lean editors make trip from
tho state house at Guthrie to the Al
hauN. y Y, state capita''
Some one has said that the only
man Who ought tn be- In hell is the
man who wishes somebody else was
there MIR. Rockefeller will not We
hope. call poor l,n Davis attention
To the quotation
MIR Hope ,f Happy Hollow was
In town this week Lindsay News.
MIR Hope OF Happy Hollow" We
do envy that man.
II MIR Murray isn't going to show
amy appreciation of the service rem
dercd him by the newspapers. We
ought all to quit writing about him
Albert Plaster ot Maysvillc who
- Al - h., -
clerks oflicc during the next term,
Was In town Monday making political
medicine Lindsay News.
Poor candidates Here is one. n
plaster, Yet he must make medicine.
In an Indiana town the courts ar,
sentencing yiolators VI the prohibition
law to six sundays at church.
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road annually have been huil, for th,
last 50 years Last year We dropped
or 10 5000 The prospect for new
b construction does not Indicate NOR,
than 1000 mi'r, during the year 1871,
Then, VAS never - uwc when rail
road construction MAS more necessary
! iu the development ot the country e,
resources than a. present The atti
! tudc At Washington is AGAINST new
ui'roJd construction rhcy are I'm
rlinct to try new thorics tina, viii rc
nrj railroad hui ding aud prevent cN
nlu~i,u al husipysS
When amy law is enacted or au,
political policy put into eject tha'
means the shutuus vi " railroad con
,uu,tiou the only artery Cor upluud
inG ,Ac oatlyinS countries is checked
% hsu0- injury is done ANA am cm
Nlrgo placed aco.us, a health,
growth.
ro drain Oh, valley, 80 Nuid new
railroads, to drN,'op the country. an,
10 enforce our rrsu'atiyc law are NOR,
Important than u enactment " new
. and experimental ones"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
CHAMPION & CHANPTO
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2i.3-10-lI24.

How TO cure constipation. rick head
ache, sour stomach, torpid liver, indi-
gestion and dyspepsia: Go to your
druggist and get 50-cent or 81 bot
tie OF Or. Caldwell's syrup Pepsin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
kINkADE
Realty Co.


ss50.000 10 loan on farm lands.
We have the money and need
the business. You have the land
and need the money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

The moAt trus. when i; tNei
schedule ~ prices. eyite.t'y thoogh;
IL wAs none Q, the srAnS iary's hos.
mess
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

Politicians hANe ose- ,A.kiCs -
much lately tha, hey aaye ry, asd
uwe 70 lstea 20 tAs views 90 tse
Noycrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
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10 "}E IN RESOLVED. Ivy the .:
% mombcfs fthc Provence Dom 8:
70 orIattc club that IN the person 8:
8: of Hon. Lee Crucc OF ArdmOre 8:
. We believe that We have u lead !;
% cd whose nature. experience 8:
:! and ability amply qualify him q
20 for the highest Office within :,
8: the gilt OF the pcopc of this 8,
% state. 8.
. That We consider him a man !.
% whose manhood and whose pol {,
20 iucal integrity are unimpeach- :.
. able and that wo believe him q
:: peculiarly nttcd To lead our 8.
. party to victory and when 8
(. elected governor To- maintain 8,
!. the high standard which the q
8: state has attained under demo. {:
% cratic rue. and that 8
E. "a h,ICturc. We. the Demo. 8
% Gratis ot Provence do hereby 8
% heartily endorse the candidacy 8
(: of Ice Cruce for governor and 8
% that We do nov pledge our. 8
3 selves persona ly and a. {:
% democratic club to do every.
u thing in our power To- secure !
/: his nomination and election" {
..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
CHILICON CARNE.

MIR Murray is right As loug as =
man does not expect to gc. out of u
wax. II Ia not necessary TO make ur.
To- ride
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
TRADES.
First.
Business Chances.

First.
Old established business on
Main street \ money maker
now. owner must sell on ac-
cogn. OF ~ health. Stock and
fixtures invoice $1,000. vii.
sell for cash trade Tor City or
country property Il income stun.
Good clean stock. nothing old.
and the best BUY in the city.
Only business ot tie kind IN the
c!ty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08
Second.

Second.
50 acres good farm land near
Avtwo-g 10 trade for good city
properly. 100 acrvs 0t this land
IS ~ cultivation - 70 100
acres mO-e can De put In. This
De .ocSS 20 the firm and We vii
trade IL FOR anything that suits
Us Would ,-Se UriUproyed city
property II well located.
Thirc.
Good hcue on / 5. South.
vest, modern h. every respect.
Val trade this fer farm lands.
hc-s or cattle. or will sell to-
cash This viii rot be on the
market AFTER this week.
Seme-eer ,1a, ve will sell
yeI the earth a1d furnish you
hsif the rorey. Gene ara see
IS. We want - meet you. II
"e esrr % Business tnsts cur
faux. Give Us trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

Say you saw 10 In the Ardmo-eitc.
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MIR Hope I Happy Hollow was
I'm town this week Lindsay News.
MIR Hope ot Happy Hollow We
do envy that man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

Just for change why do not these
rcpuh lean editors make trip from
tho state house at Guthrie to the A..
hauN y Y, state capita''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-08

Some one has said that the only
man Who ought tn be- In hell is th'
man who wishes somebody else Wa
there Mr Rockefeller will not ",
hope. call poor l,fr Davis attention
10 the quotation
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

jebt angefiinoigt baben, cine grbo=
bung ser Tradtrednu1gen fir 6ie
amerifaniide Section nm bunoert Mil=
lionen Dollars per Sabr betpirfen.
8enn iebt nod cine 6radterbobung
Ser gtienbabnen i'm Often uno in
Sen Mittelitaaten angefinoigt miro,
mas nit 8eitimmtbeit gu ertparten lit,
10 miro Oas @olf per Sabr nm 200
MiQionen Collars bon sen 81 lenbabn<
@eielidaften geidropft. Die 8abn=
Mngeiteuten baben cine 2obn5ula9e
pon einigen Miuionen 9ouarS erbal=
ten, aber sic giienbabns&orporatio=
men perlangen bonn @olfe iofort oas
3ebn= bis 3man5igfade ibrer 2obn-
bemiqignnger1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Sabren ser Mltlebrer Sos. Sioel, ein
treffliber Baoagoge.
Sdleiien.
Sn DiepoIbsau lift sic S@iff=
li=5tidfabrif @oner=Stub abge=
brannt. = 3mei junge 2eute aus Dem
Gorfe Gam e II, Namens Smboff
uno Gidopp, itiir5ten beim &ol5faaen
inn @ebirge einen 8ergbang btnunter
un0 uare11 a1f ser SteQe to0t. = &C.
meinoeau1man,1 Sdaffler tit q 0 :
nj annsborn lit I'M Sitter bon 62
Subren geitorben.
Oeiterretd) 4ngarn.
Sn Ser groBen Sn0u1trtelta0t
0ornbirn in &%orarlberg baben
sic Gbriitli6-go cialen bel Sen Sto6t=
peroronetenmablen einen glan5enoen
iiber sic liberalen mn0 locialoe=
mofratilhen @egner gemonnen. Sic
.70idbrige @arbara@rnolo aus Glei=
nit muroe nd6it ser Station @r=
noloitetn bon einem 3uge i%iberfabren
nn6 get0otet. = Sn 6em 0orf S b
+ in @eneatbale (giiotiroD 1ino Al
@auier abgebrannt. Som ga115en Dor=
fe murben nltr 2 @auier un0 Sic Sir
DIE gerettet; 1870 Samilien, aQes or
me 2eltte, iino oboadlos. = Ser
Grior oes 8eneoiftiner itiftes st l.
germ, g. @ugo Seps5I, lit i'm Sitter
bon SO Sabren g%eitorben. = gu Si@l
mltr0e sic 21idbr. &elInerin Maria
8adner ermoroet aufgefunoen. Ser
Sbat beroa6tig lit ser 8ader 8en=
5el Sbonec, Ser Der dmun0en lit. =
SSn ser @aQfabrtsfirde auf 0em Gro
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tie ser 30iabr. @run0beitber @repor
aopitar, Ser als @l0dner fungirt> sic
groBe 5burmglode gum @tiuitanoe
bringen, m11r6e ieoo@ bon ser I'm boil
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Sic 6eutiden &atbolifen Gincinna=
It's regen lid. @ie bon sort ge-
melbet mir6, lit, INN Ser Magliiirung
Ser oeutiden fatboliiden @emeinoen
entgegen5utreten, Ser ~@entral=Ger=
bano oeutider romil6=fatbolilder
Gereine bon Cincinnati uno 9amilton
County" g%egriin6et moroen. Ser 3med
ion fem: uGin einbeitlideS 3ulam=
menmirfen un6 ein regereS 2eben lr-
ter Sen oeutibreoenoen &atboltfen BON
&amilton County 5u %for0ern." gu
6ieiem 3med ioQen popnlar=millen=
i9aitli6e &ortrage peronitaltet nno
oarauf ge6rungen meroen, 6ab III
Stride nn0 S6ule Sic oeutide Spra9e
nidt bernahlaiiigt miro. Mu6 iouen
@eoenffeiern peranItaltet meroen, CUR
@rinnerung an iolde Manner, Sic iid)
I'm 6as Deuti6tbum in Mmerifa per=
oient gemadt baben. Sooann perpfli@-
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2Sme liebfoit Elm Sinh.

Sn Nittsburg liebfoite ei11 tpiloer
Come Sic @an0, me1de Elm &in6 gu.
trauli6 in sen &afig itedte. 9ie &C.
fabr fir Elm &in6 lit 5utpeilen groB,
menn es unbea6tet gelallen miro.
@dufig fomunt iie 6urd @rfaltungen,
Group un0 8%loubuiten. 9ieie raffen
tauienoe bin~melde 6ur6 Dr. Sings
Seem DtScoperp bitten gerettet mer=
sen f0nnen. Gin paar Goien beilten
unieren Sdugling BON einem iebr
i6limmen Sale BON Group" i6reibt
Srau @eorg g. DapiS bon Stat Sod,
g. s. @ir geben es ibm itets> menn
r 1i9 erfldltet. IS lit cine pun6erpolle
Meoi5in fir sduglinge." 9as 8eite
fir @uiten, @rfdltungen, Ga Grippe,
Mitbma, Samorrboioen, idma@e 2un=
gen. 500 un6 $1.00. Brobeflaiden
fret. @arantirt bon ser Molitor 9rug
60.
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6leiidprnfnng.

&ausfrauer fin6en iebr oft, 6aB
Sic bon ibnen benubten BrUfer, INT
Sic Stride zines Mrtifels feit5uiteuen>
un5uperlaiiig fins. &iiblraum=6leil@
un6 @ubner 3. 9. laiien ii6 MIR beim
&o9en uno @iien b%el1rtbeilen. IS
gibt feline &riifung in ser &unit 5es
sic 8ol6en Grain 8elt 8icr
p%ebreliern o0er sen &erglei6 6amit
f0nnte. G%elepboniert GU
rem nd6iten @auoler, ooer 6aBt gu6
Der eben bon sc. S. @eber,
Glor0, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Sins elmer 8erebnung neuer Ster=
betafeln fir 0eutidlano, sic an Stel=
le ser fir Sic Sabre 1871 Biz 1881
geltenoen treten un6 bas Sabr5ebnt
1891 bis 1900 CUR @runolage baber1,
miro omtli9 berporgeboben: Die nel1
berebneten S%terbetafeln geben ein
8ilo iiber sic Menoerung ser Sterb=
li@feitsperbaltniiie in Sen letten 80
Sabren. Sir sic mittlere 2ebens0au=
CT 6eS mdnnliden @ei6le6ts ergab
ii9 aus sen Sterbli6feits =8erbaltnii=
len ser iieb5iger Sabre 0es porigen
Sabrbunoerts Ser @ertb 1858. aus
oenen Ser neun5iger Sabre 40.5G
Sabre. Sir 6as meibli@e @eidle@t
ergaben sic entlpre6elt0en Safeln Sic
3ablen 1915 uno 1897. Die mabr=
ideinlide 2%ebens0auer lit BON Sen
lieb5iger bis 5u Sen neun5iger Sat-
rem bei sem mdnnliden @ei6ledt bon
3SHo Bis 1872, bel Sem meiblide!l
bon 1917 al1f 54Mo Sabre g%eitieger1.
IS lit iomit cine re6t be0euteroe 8el=
ierltng ser gterbli6feits= Gerbaltnil-
lie in ser beuti6lGm0ii6en 8epolfes
rung nadgemieien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

ten fi9 sic benz @erbano angeborigen
@ereine, in ibren gerbanolungen ii9
nur ser 6euti6en 5pra9e gu beoienen,
l1no ldlieBli@ miro oen Mitglieoern
sic 8flidt ouferlegt, 0asielbe in if
rem 5amilien gu tbun. Someit ba-
ben iidt oreiBig @ereine 6em 8erba11o
angeidloiien. grfreulid lit ser Tim,
itan0, oaB ii6 unter 6enielben meb>
rere Siinglingspereine befinoen, alio
9eutid=Amerifaner 5meiter un6 britt
ter @eneratton.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

nTisbting 8ob," mie Ser peniio=
nirte alnerifaniide M0miral GpanS ge-
nannt miro, beidreibt in leinen er=
i@ienene11 @rinnerungen sic 0eutl@e
Slottenitation 4iautidau, Ser er iei=
ner5eit NIT ieinem @eidppa0er einen
8eiud abitattete, mie folgt: v9er
@ertb &iautidaus ais 6lottenitatior
fa>1n nidt iiberihdtt tperoen. Sein
8eiib beoertet einfad, 6aB 9ertid=
loro fir militdriide Sperationen i'm
Slten Miiens in elmer beiieren &oii=
tion lit, als irgen0 cine anoere Sea-
ton, natiirlid nit Musnabme bon
Sapon. 2as lit natiirli@ Elm @rnro
mebr, 6aB england einen bitteren
Sob ols Geuti6lan6 getporfen bat.