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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
COOK STILL IN
SOUTH AMERICA

(By United Press Leased Wire)
= TRENTON, N. j., April IS. =
= According to former State Z
= Comptroller Shamrock, who Z
= has just returned from a tour Z
= of South America, Dr. Frede- =
. rick A. Cook, the discredited =
. Attic explorer, is living in =
. small village named Chilas- =
= coles, on the Chilean side of =
. the Andes. His wife is with 4
= him. Cook declined to discuss Z
= any of the charges made =
. against him by members of the 4
= various geographical societies. Z
. He seemed to be gloomy and =
= was determined to be as much =
= alone as possible. =
q Mrs. Cook also seemed much Z
= depressed. =
. . . . . . . . . . . 80 q .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18

all efforts at progress. He declar.
ed that the reactionary spirit is
encountered in all legislatures
throughout the world. He cited the
opposition he encountered while
president in his effort to secure
justice tempered with kindness and
common honesty in business, in po-
IiticaI and social life" He made
no reference to political situation
as it exists in America today But
his speech might easily have been
considered defense Of "insurs.
ency."
The parliament today suspe nded
all business in honor of RooseveIt's
visit,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18

Conditions are becoming such in
the downtown districts that an
other general cleanup may be en-
forced by the city health depart
ment for the benefit of public
health. There are few alleys or
back yards anywhere down
through the business section of the
city but that should demand the
attention of the sanitary officers
because of their conditions, which
are growing more foul day by day
Between the river and the rear
of buildings all the way down
from the rear of the city Jail to
the Galland brewery the stencil of
decaying matter of many kinds is
plainly observable. and when
walking along the lower part of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
WRECK VICTIM A WAKENS
FROM STRANGE SLEEP

Beneath the wreckage of a car
of lumber, demolished in the
freight wreck of the Northern Pa
cific last Thursday, the body of J.
w. Steele, whom The Press stated
was believed to have been a vic
tim of the catastrophe, was found
yesterday. Steele was an iron
worker, whose home was at Fifth
and Junction streets, Kansas City,
and he was on his way to Spo-
kane in quest of work at his trade.
With his body recovered, the
entire list of victims amounts to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
FEUO!
TWO DEAD, TWO DYING IN DIES.
PERATE BATTLE BETWEEN
FAMILIES.
(By United Press Leased Wire)


LYONS, Ga, April 1S.-Two men
are dead, two are thought to be dy-
ing and another is seriously
wounded as the result of a desper-
ate battle among the members of
the Collins and Lewis families. The
Collins and Lewis families are
among the oldest in this section of
the state. They have been bitter
enemies for many years. While A.
5. Collins and one Of his sons were
walking along business street last
evening they were made targets of
by members of the Lewis family.
The Collinses returned the fire.
During the fight that followed, they
both were killed. Marion Lewis
and another member of the Lewis
family were wounded, perhaps fat
ally, and third received a bullet in
the shoulder.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18

four, as was estimated by The
Press in it's first story of the acct
dent. 1t is now believed that all
the dead bodies have been recov-
cred. George Harmon, injured
about the head and badly bruised
in the wreck, has awakened from
sleep that has lasted since
few hours after he was taken to
the Sacred Heart hospital and it
is believed now that he will re-
cover. Sisters at the hospital said
this morning that it is likely he
will be able to leave the institu-
ton by tomorrow night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
DIRT, DIRT, DIRT,
CLEANUP NEEDED

Stevens street, near the Great
Northern depot, this morning, a re-
porter heard remarks passed
among the pedestrians regarding
the scent.
Spokane passed through the win
ter season with no end of luck in
its favor, considering the small
amount of sickness that broke out
from the effects of unsanitary con-
ditions that prevailed. At the
present time the unclean condition
of the city is brought forcibly into
evidence with each extensive rise
in the temperature. and this must
be considered positive proof that
a cleanup should be made at once,
under the direction of the health
officers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
AWAY With CARE!
CARNIVAL is ON

animals from the big Barnes ami
NAL show, on exhibition this week
made a fine appearance and caused
no end of talk and curiosity.
The carnival will be opened at
the armory this afternoon by Post
master w. p. Edris. The queen will
be present, attended by her maids
of honor. Miss Merna Brown and
Miss Mary Lynch, and number of
brilliantly costumed pages.
At 1880 this evening Gov. M. E.
Hay will deliver an address at the
armOry.
The Barnes animal show, which
is the largest trained animal pro
duction in the country, will afford
an endless amount of fun for chill
dren and grOwnupS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
BURGLAR LIKES
HARDWARE

An entire supply of hardware
that had been purchased for use in
seven room house, together with
d whole kit OF carpenters tools,
were stolen some time since Satur-
day evening from house in course
of construction at 1904 Northwest
boulevard. c. Nj. Finley, living at
Columbus avenue and Nevada
street, is the loser. He reported the
theft of the tools to the police this
morning, shortly after he had gone
to work, and it was but a short
time later that he again communi-
Gated with the police, telling them
of the loss of the hardware. The
value OF the stolen stuff amounted
to something like 500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
ALDR|CH
POSITIVELY
TO Retire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PROVIDENCE, r. L., April 18
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich
will retire at the end of his
present term. Under no cir
cumstances will he be candid
ate for reelection. The an
nouncement was made today
by General Brayton, known as
the republican boss of the state.
General Erayton declares that
i'll health is the cause of the
senator's determination to re-
tire.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
ROLLS
INTO DITCH;
THREE DEAD
(By United Press Leased Wire)

10Y SVftSo GSooS0 Nv'SJ
JACKSON, Miss, April 1S.-Six
persons are reported to have been
killed and several injured in a
wreck on the Illinois Central today.
The train rolled into ditch and
caught fire.
CHICAGO, April 1S.-Officials
of the Illinois Central say that
three mail clerks were killed in the
wreck near Jackson, Miss, today.
The passengers. according to the
reports received by the officials,
escaped injury. Wires are down
and a full report has not yet been
received. The cause of the yreck
is not known. ~ '
The wreck occurred in the por-
ton of the state swept by the heavy
storms of the last few days.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
Y. w. c. A. ALL DAY MEETING

The Y. w. c. A. will hold an all
day meeting tomorrow at the Vim
cent Methodist church, on the cor
ner of Main avenue and Lincoln
street, when the volunteer workers
institute will be held.
Miss Emma Hays. who has been
connected with the association for
II years and is now travelling across
the country in the interest of the
annual conferences. is in the city
and spoke yesterday at the after
noon meeting Of the z. W. c. A.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
A SNUG LITTLE FORTUNE
WAITS MISSING WOMAN

been brought into the hunt for the
heiress, and the story is given to
the newspapers with the hope of
locating her
According to a letter that was
received by the Spokane police this
morning. the last that was heard
from Mrs. Gindler she was living
somewhere on Xenia street, here in
Spokane She is the wife of one
Phillip Mahloch. deceased, and,
through All inheritance from his
father. she is hoiress to the money.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD
TO HONOR MISS GREENE.

The Scandinavian Brotherhood
lodge, No -, of Spokane will honor
Miss Emily Greene, who is putting
on a clever Swedish character,
Emily Swanson, at the Orpheum
this week. Tuesday, April 10, has
been designated as Scandinavian
Brotherhood night. at which time
Miss Greene will be given special
honor. She is a member of the
brotherhood
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18

When the police locate Mrs. Bar
bara Gindler, who is thought to
have come TO the Spokane country
to locate about 10 years ago. that
woman will be made the heroine Of
a romantic situation like those in
a we'll written NOVELETTE, kind
that thrills its readers. Back in
Elkhart Lake, Wis, a snug little
fortune awaits this woman. for
whom relatives have sought vainly
for months. Now the police have
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
NEW WIZARD AFTER
ANOTHER ROAD
fBy United Press Leased Wire.)

CHICAGO, April 1S.-Edward
Hawley. the new railroad wizard
has started out TO capture another
railway. The road is the Chicago,
Cincinnati & Louisville. extending
from Chicago to Cincinnati. Hawley
is speaking of the road and discuss
ing ii as if he already owned it.
He said that he believes this line
will connect the eastern and the
western system he already controls
and will give him through tracks
from the Atlantic to the Missouri
river and the gulf
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
PRISON POET FREE.
UNITED Press Leased Wire)
SALTWATER, Mimi. April 4

Omitted Press Leased Wire) Z
; SALTWATER, Mimi. April
1S.-The gates Of the state 4
) penitentisry swung wide today .
; and John Carter. prison poet Z
and devotee of music, walked Z
forth a free man, after having =
spent five years behind the =
bars. After considering his =
case, the state pardon board =
, decided on Saturday to pardon .
B Carter because of the merit =
of his writings. II was his .
, poems in literary periodicals .
, like the Century magazine that .
attracted the attic ntion of liter .
, airy men to his case, and =
, brought influence to bear to =
, secure his pardon. .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18

A few weeks ago DR.. w. F. Nor
rison. ex-county health officer,
threatened to bring an action
against the county to collect a
bill of $2500 for services in insan-
ity inquests. The doctor was given
a quiet tip that if he attempted to
proceed with a step of this kind
the county commissioners would
institute an action to see how
much of the $16,05795 paid Morri-
son in four years as county health
officer was really earned and how
much was otherwise. The late
grand jury suggested that some
action be taken. Hence no suit has
been filed by DR., Morrison.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

JACKSON, Miss, April lS.-Ra1l-
road men here declare after an ex-
animation that the wreck of Illinois
Central No. was the work of train
wreckers. Four men were killed
and one is missing as result of
the accident.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
CHARITY BALL POSTPONED

The charity ball that was to be
given for the benefit of the Or
phans Home of Spokane on We'd
nesday evening, April 27, will be
postponed on account of sickness
in the institution.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
(By a Staff Correspondent Of the
United Press.)

BUDAPEST, April 1S.-The
visit of Theodore Roosevelt to
Budapest has cost the chief of po-
lice here a broken leg. The Hun
garians' enthusiasm over the for.
mer presidents visit caused the
accident, and it has also caused
the police officers in general con-
siderable worry. The police chief
last night was caught in the crush
at the railway station. People
rushed forward to get close to
Roosevelt The jam was so ire
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
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TOO MUCH CONNER
CIALlSM IN CHURCHES
AND COLLEGES
UNITED Press Leased Wire)

PITTSBURG, Pa, April IS.
That the churches and col
leges of the United States are
becoming supersaturated with
commercialism was the dec
laration of Professor Wilson of
Princeton university, who fur
nished a statement which is
the subject of much discussion
here today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leaders
say Taft may veto rivers and har-
bors bill to sustain economy prom
Uses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
TIM
Ri7srs.as Z7A7s. cor. \7Ross. St.
Originators of Reasonable
Prices.

There is no slipping up hill
again, and no standing still,
when once you've begun to slip
down.-George Eliot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

rrt11g Ginger meniger Sn0ianer megel1
in ibren 8iirgerrebten uno ibrer ge<
i6aftliden 8etbdtigung 81 beeintrad=
tigen un0 erbeblib gu i6a0igen, gab
uNulipfoot" Sobnlon Oieie @ntmort:
u@enn SEN in iener @egen0 aniaii=
gen 8eiBen 0as gorgeben Ser 8l1n=
0esbeamten niht gefaut, fonnen tie
ia aus Minnelota fort5ieben" @er
ni9t bon 6anatismus gei6lagen nno
bar je0meoen Mitgefibls nit leinen
Nebenmeniden lit, mer beitrebt tit,
5miiden &egierung uno 6em &olfe gu=
tie 8e5iebungen aufredt gu erbalten,
uno &ebt Dor @emalt ergeben laBt,
fann niemals cine lolde, ie6me0er
Gernunft &obn ipre6enoe Mniidt per-
treten. Dreibun0erttauien M%niieoler,
mel9e es our6 6leiB un0 Spariam=
felt gu elmer @obnlt6tte brabten un0
biel gum Mufl6munge 6ieies 2an6es=
tbeiles beitrl1gen, iouen Ser fanati-
lhen nmtriebe zines fleinen @dufletns
megen sic Srii9te langidbriger Mrbeit
preisgeben!
l1no Ser 6anatifer Sobnlon tbut
lein 8e1tes, nit bem 5efret6r 6es ST.
rern in 8aibington feline 9robung
betreffs 8erbdngung ser &robibition
iiber oas gelammte Serritorium aus
5ufiibren. Sn Detroit> Minn.,
oas bisber nod ufeubt" NOR, eri6ien
men 5reitag Sn6iuner=Mgente un0
gaben Sen bier @irtben 8efeb1, lire
2ofale unper5iigli6 gu idlieben nno
lire @oaren unper5iigli6 auBerbalb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

st. 8oul. = Ser MuSiteuungs-
naggon bon Minnei ota, mel6er nit
Nder6aupro0uften ousgeitattet mur6e,
Inn auf elmer &eile our6 a10ere Staa=
ten 5u 5eigen, iiber melde natiirltde
@%ilfSqueuen Winneiota berfiigt, bat
am 6reitag Mben6 ieine &un6fabrt
angetreten. Ser Staats- @inman6e=
r~ungs=&ommill6r bot Sen bon Ser
Great Nortbern 8abn CUR 8erfigung
geitellte11 @oggon ol1Sgeriiltet, nn0
Sic er miro 6ur6 Sen Mittelmeiten uno
SEN Often gefibrt meroen. = Die
Understanding bes Mor6itern=
5taates fat cine &agne begonnen>
0eren @n05iel 6ie S9affung BON Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
0eilt Die Rranfen, tuttta anocre es
ntGt pcrnt68et.

Sbren=. gfaie= uno &eb1 &rantbetten. Saubbeit.
tbeupelle Saubbett. tat1arr1alllge 2an6gett'
branleuoes. tltneenoes 9eranlb TN Stop1e. Su9e:
Die unrirbti9 beban0elt Dur0en. tDn1e1t gebetlt
tuer0en.
-Huesn=nsrankbsiten, staar. eranulirte 9eefel.
i5sh}1ad6s, 41 mn 1%0% me : @ri Msaea: ent5uG bey9so 4u zach
ben mpoern1ten MetbDoen.
Katarrbaliscbe Krankbeiten. 2uttrDbren &az
tarrb. 2uneen=aatarr5 tnrctrtes
in ben meiiien Sduen bo1itdnoig gebetlt.-
1ungenkrankbetten, i'm @ntiteben b%egriffene
gbwinbiuebt. observation-disclosures. @tbtt1a.
8ruitbef!e n,n1ung hsbanoelt mad Der neltelten tu=
berculariiben Mietbooe.
leber-, Maeen. uno Eingeweioe s~Bescbweroen.
SartIsi6iqts,t;a tran,ss aoDf'9gshh;; g'ia asSsr,remt=
beiten. &eritopFung. lauren Wtagen, etc:
Rieren= uno Blassn=6escbweroen, 3utertrant=
belt. 8riaht's 8rantbeit. stein IN ben St'eGen; g1e.
renuergrDBerunq Shmerser1 i'm Euden. Stelfbelt
urin.
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lidtett. Schluaanfau uno Standardization:
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Mbern. @cSema. Slcfen. Sinnen uno lblecbte e1r'
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unasstaltbeiten uno glub=TlBe, &rimmnne
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mes Gadalen Bel &in6ern nnb snrudbaltenoe
@rontbeiten hei @rtuachlenen.
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tuberfuIpie 0riiien. Grub. unnatlrltda ertpe1terfe
9lbern, angeidh,uonene 9ruien. talte @lieoer nno
aue dnseren @ntuiicbie. bebanoelt 1acb 6er bppo.z
berniSdben @iniprtbungs =gtetbooe obne Wtefier u1o
pbne 8lutnerIuit.
Mdnnerkrankbeiten. @eodebtniBihtpdbe. gner=
eielpiiateit. 8ergeBltdhfeit. 9aarnerluit. robe 8eb=
Re. @lieoerldbmung SdtudHe bel Nlt uno sung.
FrauenRrankbetten &ppftpeb, Weben. ehroni1he
@Ideufrantbeiten. ttefiibenbe &rantbeiten. pil=
fenidhaftlih behanbeIt p,e BON ben alerbeoenteno=
item ameritaniiben Spe5ia1iten gutgebetBer. Som
Initiation 81 90.
DR.. REA e. co.,
327 genturb 8uiloine. Minneapplis. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

0es Gerrttoril,ns 81 p%erienoen. Mud)
SEM grobten Ebeil ser 5ta0t Minnea=
polls orobt @efabr, sen @robibitioni-
iten in 0ie 9an0e 81 fallen, penl1
Sobnion %fonieql1ent porgebt. - Da
lit es m%abrbaftig Sic b0dfte 3eit, oab
oie 8epolferung oes staateS gegel'
oerartige 5dGaoigung ibrer S%utereiien
-une @efqbrolrng oes @oblltanoeS nno
|6rieoens ser ginmobneridaft energiid
5teuung nimmt, sen Sefretar Oes
Snner11 uno feline iiberelfrigen l1nter-
beamten sur &edeni6aft 5iebt uno
pom Nraiioenten perlangt, oab er
5mefs @abr1tng Ser fonititrtionelen
@e6te Ser >peiBen 8epolferung in
Minneiota unper5iigli6 6em weiteren
tpronniiben @alten uno 56alten ser
Snoianer=Mgenten ginbalt gebietet,
bis Ser 8l1noes =&ongreB &enntnib BON
ser mirfliden Sadloge erbalten bot.
llno mie l%in1los un0 fonotii6 Sic
9l1nbesbeamten p%orgeben, 5eigen Die
>1euelten &org0nge inn n0roliden
5beile oes 5taates. Mm Montog
toudte plotlih Hulipfoot Sobnion in
8emiSii auf u1ro perfiigte, oob tn
nerbolb As Stun0en 111ntlide @irtbz
idoften ibren @etrieb ein3uiteuen ba=
ben. &l1r5 nab ieiner 9lnfltnft BORT
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9ireftorium oes Commercial Glltb".
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tige 5l1r Miidltdtnabme ouf Sic 6ur6
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lbaftsinterelien bepogen meroen
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geiteut fem miiBten. SON 0emielben
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@irtbi6aften in 6em Sron Nange 81
itrifte betroffen per0en, uno Damn loa
sic Sto0t 8rainero an sic Sci
be fpmnnen.
9roiner0 ioa ober cine @nuoen=
frilt erbalten. Sort tritt ndmli6 am
1onneritag ser &ongreB Ser uNor=
tbern Development M%1iociotio11," Ell
rer Sic Gntpidl1ng 0es n0roli6en
Ebeiles oes Stoates gum 3mede ia
ben0en Organization, i1 Sibung, unb
es miro erlportet, 6aB 6ortlelblt Ser
ul1eberf fat Ser S110ionerogenten" 5ur
Sprade fon1mel1 miro. @ouDernel1r
gberbort miro 5ugegen iein, inns Sic
@eid6ftsi1tterellen aus alien Sbeilen
0eS 5taates mer0en lire &ertreter
entien0en. 9ie Organization beltebt
aus einfluBreiden Mdinnern,
uelhe in politiider @iniidt oielfad
tonongeben0 fins, uno oa min oenn
HuiiDfoot lieber cine 3eitlang Sen
ipie1en un6 int &interbalte
melde Yldne sort in 8e5ug
otf i'm geidmieoet tner0en. ct. Saul
miro bel onoers itarf uno miirbig bel
0em &onbent reprdientiert Iein, nn6
Ser Commercial Club" iomobl ols
ar6 Sic Soldiers & manufacturers
M1ioctation," bon ser @i6ttgfeit ser
Sagesor6nung iiber5eugt, boben an
fire Mitglieoer Sic Muffor6er1ng gu
5oblreider 8etbeiligung an SEN Ser
banolungen lit 8rainer6 ergeben lai=
ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01


leben in ser nQditen 2egislatllr lit,
our6 melde Sic 3ulpeuol1ng fir oaS
Itaatlibe ginpanberllngsamt beroop-
+pelt ooer peroreifadt mer0en ion, nno
ourb sic audi ausreiden0e Mittel CUR
Gerfiigu1g geitellt mer0en lollerl I'M
sic Gortbeile 0es Staates iiberaa BE-
fannt 5lt MAIDEN. IS banoelt li6 ba=
BEL oarr1m, miinidenspertbe ginlpan-
6erer nad Sem Stoate 81 bringell, be-
ion6ers nod SEM 5%entralen uno 10ro-
liden Sbeile, 400 iebr piel frl1btbareS
2ano at nieorigen &reiien 81 baben
lit.
30 inneapolis. - Die nMme=
ricnn Mliociation for tie advancement
Of Science" miro in ser 3eit bom ~.
December Biz gum 1. Sanrar in Ser
Sta9t lire Sabresperi ammlung ab=
balten nn0 mon glaubt, 0aB iiber g.
600 Mitglie0er bieler a1sgebreiteten,
ongeiebenen Gereinig1lng it6 an Sen
situngen betbeiligen mer0en. Die
gr0Bten @elebrten ser 8ereinigten
Stoaten, oarl1l1ter @r5ieber bon alien
fiibrenoen 2ebranitalten oeS gan5en
2onSes, &egerungsangei teate, Nrinat=
gelebrte un0 befonnte Mutoren mt1ien=
idoftlider 8iider mer6en itd 11nter
sen Sbeilnebmern befin0en. Sober
milieni doftlide 3meig miro bertreten
lein, ut10 sic G%eriammlung miro bon
GROCER @ihtigfeit fir Sic Nugemein=
felt un6 bon be0euten0em S11tereile
rn1o Nuten fir sic Mitglie0er iein.
1isfui1ionert, Slluitrationen, 8orle-
iungen uro MuslteQltngen mer6en 0os
Yrogramm ser Sibungen ausmader.
Sober miilenidaftli6e 3meig miro 81
bungen fir iid obbalten. Ser gr0bte
Ebeil Ser Sibungen miro in Ser
Staatsuniperlitat itattfin0en, Elm Sag
ioQ aber ct. SAUL u1b ser Staats-
Mferbaui dule gemi0met merben.
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alte Geo. Sort ei11 Geteran 0es Sir
gerfrieges, lit megen MngriffS I'M
5meiten @ro0e 81 eiuem Sabr @efang=
nib perl1rtbeilt mor0en. = Mebrere
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Sic m1f SEN Serbrau6 I'm latberen
@oliers 5uriidgefiibrt mer0en, oarob
Sic Staot jebt nod meitere artiitiide
bobren lo1len mir0. = Die
olte @eridlep= Moblmiible 5u Morris=
tomn lit 0urd 6el1er 3erit0rt mor0en.
5daoen $4,000. Die Miible geb0rte 5u
elmer Ser beiten in Sic em Sbeile 0es
;StaateS, 1tno tie mar gigentbum 0es
@errn Sobn Sterns.
&o6e It +. = 8eim @ol5idnei=
SEN an elmer &reisidge fam ser 30
Sabre alte 6ormer Sre0 H%reoinore
leinem Mermel in oas @etriebe ser
Moldine> sic @an6 mur0e unter Sic
gerilien un0 falt ga115lid bonn
Mrme getrennt. 0aS @lie0 mu1Bte
ampntirt mer0en.
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bat Sen &ontraft ser .eleftriid)en 2idt=
&ommiiiion gutgebeiBen; sic
tpa 400Bferoefraft itarfe Dampfma=
i6ine miro $21,985 folten. Sburm
un0@aiierbebalter mer0en cine @elel=
i6aft aus Des Motnes, Soma, fir
$5872 b%erfte1en.
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miibungen ser &otben &reu5=@elen=
uno ser &ilfsbereiti6aft Ser
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iu6ten iomett Tie unter Sb6a6 maren,
fir 0en @inter %geborgen. Mebrere
itno gebaut mor0en> 2ebens=
%itunoen rei6li6 CUR &erfiigung
un6 a1tBer6em gingen run6 $4,000
baares @elo Elm, momit sic 8etroffe=
men int 6riibiabr Sen &f um's Da=
iein cuffs Neue beginnen mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
&arket Stnrf
MontQq Mbe1b, ben 5. 9eiem6er, Z r9r M6e1lo8.
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nnb 8eibnadtsseidenfen, Die
SIR je in bieier Stabt ansgelcgt
geiegen babt. @ir ia9en nid)t
blus 10, ionocrn mir baben Bic
@aare. &omn,t 511 nnicrer gro
fen GrDffnnns am Muntag, Sen
5. 9eacmber, Z l1br Mbenbs 1tno
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jcbem &inbc nnb Gin id)6nes Mn=
bcmfcn jeoem Gr1padieuen ge=
idenft. SIR brand)t bei bieier
grofen Groffn,ns feline 8aaren
ST fa,tfen. 9icie Mnoenfen iino
fret, gang frei. @ir molen,
bak SIR fpmmt nnb icbct, mas
,uir baden. SIR mikt, oaf nmierc
Ereiic redJt iino. 11nicr grofer
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ben III bicier ipe5icQen @aaren=
iorte, tit Elm gemeis, bak nniere
&mmbem init nnierer 8ebanolung
5nfrieben, oak bic 8reiie Cures
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baf quite @aaren bcrfanft ,uer=
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TIN G,td) perlangen, sm fommen
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ser stabt babcn. @rtra 2aoen=
biener itebcn nit &ersniigen 81 Gu=
ren 9ieniten bereit.