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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
Manager E. F. Egan Holds Record as
PenHant Winner; Fourth Seven Years

Probably no manager in minor
league baseball can boast OF a better
record than Manager e. r. Egan Of the
Ottumwa club when it comes TO fur
nlshing winning ball teams. Ott;lm-
was new manager has been in profes.
sional ball seven years and during
that time he has won four remnants
finished in second place twice and
me lowest his team ever finished was
IN nth place. This was with Keokuk
III 1908 when during the middle of the
season players were disposed of at
time when the club had excellent
chances TO cop the rag. The above
record is one that any league manager
can be proud of.
Manager Egan managed amateur
clubs in and around his home city of
St. Paul for several years. In 1902
when Winnipeg, Canada, was admitted
in the Northern league, Egan was Sc.
lected as manager and made his debut
IN professional baseball by capturing
the pennant the first season. He was
selected TO manage the club another
year and duplicated the feat of the
P'S'i ouo oedSOu ny winning another
pennant. He was signed to manage
the same team in 1904 but was taken
sick with pneumonia and retired from
baseball for year. Keokuk secured
him as manager in 1905, and that city
which had always been enjoying
seventh or eighth position on the per-
centage ladder was boosted UP to fifth
place by Mr.. Egan
His record with. Burlington has been
great one, giving that city two pen
nant winners in four years. Burling-
ton had finished in last place for two
seasons when he took the club there.
From the remnants of the 1905 club
he built up a team which carried off
the pennant in 1906 and revived base
ball as a sport in Burlington. In 1907
he secured fast team which only
lost the pennant to Waterloo in the
last few games of the season. In 1908
he had another winning team and fin
lshed the season in second place, Man
ager Boyle and his Waterloo club
nosing him out of the pennant by a
few games. He won the second pen
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
q N OUR SEP
M Being Little Stories
@ OF Sporting Folks
y2slIs Gathered Every -
where.
,Bv ms. q.

1t is all wrong to believe that Nc
Graw will stand pat with the Giants as
they are made up at present This
impression prevails because the
Giants leader has not yet announced
any deals. But pin this memo in your
hat; McGraw is after an outfielder
and first baseman, and he also is
looking around for pitcher.
The King case is practically settled
since the former Chicago catcher is
promised to New York as soon as he
is reinstated.
The New York club took AL Shaw
from st. Louis so as to have an extra
outfielder in case nothing better was
available. But there is another man
that McGraw is trying to land, and he
is ready to give UP one of his extra
outfielders to carry out the deal.
With the exception of Pittsburg and
Chicago every club in the National
league has made overtures for Herzog,
Fletcher and Merkle. But in each case
McGraw has asked for the best these
clubs have, hence the delay in an
nouncing a deal. The other fellows
must give up something good for any
of these men. The New York club is
not selling players. 1t wants to make
a trade.
It looks as if George Stallings will
stand pat on what he has. He con-
siders the catching department and
the infeld and the outfield strong
enough. But he needs another regular
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Chicago Grain Market.

follows. ne'
WHEAT-No. 2 red, s1.24@1.a5; No.
3 red. $1.2o@1.24; Nc. hard, ii
LA; No, 3 hard, s1.os@11s1s.
WHTAT-May, opened s1.0eX6
lo3%; highest. s1,10& lowest s1.os&;
el ot sl.lo%' July closed s1.o1hSs
CoRN.No. 2, 6s@sshc.; No. .
s71L' ests g ese.; No, yellow, s70
low, 65% @66Ac. sei-
CoRN-May, opened, 6sA @ssMc.:
ndghest. 6SAc.; lowest, 6SAc.; closed
6sI @6s@c.; July, ssh @6s%c
OAIS-No. 2, 491ac.; No. 8 white
4s950Mc.; standard, 4sH a 5ohc.
OAIS--May. opened, 4S@4S1sc.;
4Shc; July, 44ac.
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MT. PLEASANT is SUED.
Runaway Caused by Fireworks in 1909
Reviewed In Suit. r. Prickett
Was Injured

Mt. Pleasant, Jan. GA sequel to
the fireworks accident to James F.
Prickett In the streets OF the city on
the eleventh of July. 1903, was brought
to light yesterday In the filing of
suit for damages against the city OF
Mt. Pleasant
The accident was caused by the
frightening of the horse OF Mr.. Prick
EFT by the explosion of fireworks by
e. K. Stahl. The horse ran away and
1t is alleged that Mr.. Prickett was
thrown from his buggy and dragged
from 10 to 100 feet along the street.
He was badly injured and the buggy
rendered worthless. AS e. K. Stahl
was the licensee of the city the action
is brought against the city. A sim
liar action against Mr. Stahl is also
impending and will possibly be set for
trial at the coming term OF court.
The amount of damages claimed is
s348.75 and Jas. Hourihan is acting as
attorney for the plaintiff.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
Some Sheep Go Lower.

There were some sheep and lambs
that sold steady while there were 9TH
ers that looked 10@15c lower Trade
was slow throughout, although run
showed up in better season than on
most previous days this week. De-
n1and from LOCAL and outside scources
was limited and it was a late hour be-
fore a clearance was made. Prime
Western lambs sold at 1870, with
plain to choice ones at $7S0@8.65,
while clippers landed at s775@s.20. A
few SO lb natives sold to a packer at
1886 and other small punches reached
$875. while ss.65 was highest price
paid for load lots. Other inferior Gull
to extra good killers landed at $3.50
$50. Western wethers practically top
ped at $615, although some 2-year- ol1s
made S6.2o@6.25, and other aged kinds
made $5.90@6, with yearlings at $3.50
OSLO and ewes upward from So, with
some native and Westerns mixed at
$5.95. Odd native ewes ranged at 1925
mb.90, while those under IS were I'M
desirable, with wethers at $5.65@6.50
and yearlings at s6.25@S.25. Bucks
sold at s4@5, with goats at$3@4
Sheep were steady with week ago;
lambs mostly 1o@15c lower. Quota
lions follow:
Native lambs plain to best .s735@S.85
Western lambs poor to best. .7.35@8.70
Lambs, seconds 49,. .. 6.00MDT. 90
Westerns, plain to best 5.75m6.35
Yearlings por to choice. .6.75@S.15
Ewes inferior to rhine. 4506 $50
Feeding yearlings. 5.75@6.25
Bucks stays and Gull sheep $3.50 100
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
CATTLE TRADE LOWER.
Liberal Supply of Medium Steers at
Chicago Thursday Effected
10 Cont Dncline

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. 21-
Weaker tones pervaded steer trade
and prices were 10y cred in most in
stances compared with Wednesday
transactions. Only small crop of fat
heavy beeves escaped decline, shippers
taking these freely at Wednesdays
prices. Best went at S7.65 but there
We're few lots upwards of $6.75. Pack
.ers had to be depended upon to clear
the run, the shipping and export de-
mand falling considerably short of the
previous day. Trains were landed in
good season. in contrast to the slow
carnival of shipments the day previous,
when 1900 cattle did not arrive until
after the market had closed. These
went to swell the r.. drsdav estimate
Values for choice heavy beeves salable
above 81 held basis unchanged from
a week ago, but general prices for
plain, medium and good killers show
ed 15@2oc decline. Big packers are us
ing the public clamor for cheaper beef
as bear club in the market and this
week have been relatively freer buy
ers of plain and medium costing kinds
than best classes. The profit to killers
is lust as great in handling cheap
steers as others. since the offal and
hides of one class are worth as much
as the other.
Butcher cattle ora dropped 10c in
value, showing 25c decline from last
weeks closing. Packers were chief OPP
orators, the outside demand falling
considerably under the strength Of
earlier days this week. Bull prices also
hit basis 10@20c lower on slack
shipping call, while calves sold weak
to 25c lower than Wednesday. Good
feeding steers met firm demand at a
shade advance, but there was still a
draggy market for nlain and medium
stockers. Heavv feeders sold at $50
5.35. Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers ;. ..s7.10@S.40
Medium to good steers ;. ;. 5.35@6.75
Inferior to fair steers 4.15@5.25
Fat COWS and heifers 3.25@6.10
Canning cows and heifers 225m315
Native bulls and stays $500. 3.25m5.35
Feeding cattle 600@1100 lbs .3.10@5.3 5
Fair to fancy veal calves :. 675@9.75
Heavy calves -. -. -. 3.50@5.00
Export steers -. -. 49,. 5.50@6.60
Distillery steers -. -. -. 5.10@6.60
Mixers and 5pringers head 25. 00665. 90
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
TONICHT'S GAME
IMPORTANT ONT:
CONTEST BETWEEN DIES MciNES
AND OTTUMWA Y. M. C. a. WILL
DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP

A game that will in all probability
decide the state basketball champion
ship will be played at the local Y. M.
c. A. gymnasium tonight between the
Des Moines and Ottumwa Y. M. C. A.
fives. The two teams ella med the
championship last season, so tonight's
battle promises to be a close one, as
neither team has forgotten the defeat
which the other administered to it
last season. Physical Director Eigen.
mann expects the biggest crowd of
the season. as this will without a
doubt be the fastest contest to be
played here this year.
The Des Moines association five ar
rived tbs morning on the Rock Island.
They are husky bunch of players
and are as confident as the Ottumwa
players that they will capture the
contest. Coach Hoffer brought the
same squad with him that he has been
using in the last few, games at Des
Moines. Elder. Davis, Swisher and
Schoonover are the forwards; Lynde
will play the center position and Hy-
land. RAIDER and johnson are the
guards.
Coach Eigenmann of the local five
is confident Of victory. The local
men are in excellent condition, and
they look upon tonight's battle as the
hardest of their winters schedule, and
they mean to emphasize the fact
THAT Des Moines Does Not Do
Things, when it comes to basketball.
Tharp and Dingeman will play for
wards, Van Gent will be in the pivot
position, while Mier and Cremer will
No n1c
wards without g. basket. Stenta and
Johnson will be the Ottumwa sutsti-
tutes. Scott McEachran of Grinnell
will referee and Physical Director JOS
eph w. Doe of Oskaloosa will umpire
the confess
Boxers Fight Ten Rounds in Street.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 21.-Warning
them that ten-round bouts were Illegal
under the Tennessee law, but showing
leniency when both principals declar-
ed "it was draw" Police Court Judge
Kelly yesterday discharged Willie
Gibbs the Philadelphia featherweight,
and Young Croynski the local feather
weight, who had battled before a
crowd of several hundred men and
women with the open street for an
arena and sidewalks and windows
serving as "grandstands." Both pugil-
lists were badly battered The fight
was the result of an argument and
took place at 9 p. m.
Ordeman Downs De Rouen.
Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan 21.-Henry
Ordeman defeated Raoul de Rouen in
q rough wrestling match last night.
The Frenchman was disqualified in the
first bout after 81 minutes of wrestling
for his unfair tactics. Ordeman won
the second fall in 19 minutes with a
crotch and half nelson.
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butchers.
196M2hh lbs. ]
CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. 21.--The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady: receipts
$500; beeves, S410@7sO; stockers,
feeders s2.90@5.25 cows, heifers, 500
$40; westernerr s4@6.
HOGS Market five lower; receipts,
$4,000; light, ss.2O@8.55; mixed, ss.25
@8.65; heavy, $8,30@S.7o; rough, $3.50
@S:45: good choice heavy, sS45@8.7o;
bulk sales, SS.45@S.6O.
SHEEP--Market steady: receipts,
5000; natives, $4@6; lambs, $625@
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Horse Trade Is Active.

Although horses were more literally
marketed than the previous week trade
was active and prices We're firm at re-
cent level. About 1887 arrived the
first four days this week, against 1921
same period last week and 1,617 car
responding time last year Slightly
blenished horses were obtained at $125
@200, but they We're good workers for
general purposes. Good drafters sold
at S175@210. with choice kinds at 1920
@250 Southern chunks and drivers
ranged at S75@150. Expressers and
horses used by ice concerns landed
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Mems List.


ing unclaimed at the Ottumwa, Iowa,
post office for the week ending Jan.
Is, 1910.
Mems List.
Boughmon, r. B. Clark, Orville
Cotrel. Tom Hassn, Joseph & Co.
Johnson, n. S. Mason, Henry
owen. w. d. Park, j. G..
Ritchey. VII! Richards, j. A.
Smith, Aaron Swinney, Rev ].
Smith, Clarence Sitter Chas
Stewart, Tom White, Frank S.
Zeller, C. j.
Women's List.
Amos, Mrs Mabel Amos, Mrs. Geo.
Brown, Miss Rosa Black, Mrs. S. ].
Anderson Mrs. Tilda
Cunning, LIS. w. w.
Henderson, Mrs. Cassie
Johnson, Mrs. Martha
Knudson, Mrs. Carrie
Peterson. Mrs. Jane
Palmer, Miss Charlotte
Porter. Mrs. Effie M
Shook, Mrs. Rosa
Wilson, Mrs. Helen
Wymore, Lena
F. A. Nimocks. p. NJ.
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pitcher. Stallings has about $4,000
that he received for Elberfeld and is
ready to add to this few thousand
and purchase real good box artist
Not one of the former American as
sociation stars purchased by the big
league teams, hit In the 800 class last
year. Chief Meyers, secured from st.
Paul by the Giants, was the eldest to-
the coveted mark with PIT. ].
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
BAT NELSON TAKES THE. COUNT.
Champion Lightweight Handed Knock
down Punch in sparring Bout
With Ball PLAYER
FoaN J. HAYES.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 21-That any
body with the punch is likely to land
once in while was admitted by Bat
thing Nelson, champion lightweight,
yesterday, after receiving singing
blow on the jaw that forced him to
tumble to the mat for the count. Geo.
Rawlins, member of the Sewanee foot
ball squad and all around athlete,
was sparring with Nelson at the local
Y. M. c. A., gym when he surprised
the spectators as we'll as Nelson, by
landing the blow.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
johnson Gets Paris Co.

New York, Jan. 21-Jack Johnson,
who is appearing at local theater
this week, yesterday announced that
he had signed articles to fight Joe
Jeanette in Paris during the early
part of next September Jeanette al
ready has placed his signature to the
articles
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
Houck Defeats Maxo,

Lancaster, Pa, Jan 21.-Willie
Houck bested Johnny Mayo, another
Philadelphia lad in six rounds before
the Lancaster Athletic club last night
Mayo was knocked down in the first
and took several hard smashes on the
Jaw in other rounds.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22
koehIer and Getz Draw

Beaver Falls, Pa. jan 21.-Paul
koehler of Cleveland and Joe Getz of
Johnstown fought twelve rounds here
last night with honors even. The bout
was clean and scientific throughout
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RETAIL MARKETS.
Flour and Feed.

-.
Graham -four, per sack ~
Corn chops, per cwt l.eo
Shorts, per cwt ...... 10y
Bran per cWt -. ...'''
Ear corn. per cwt :. -. ..... %
HAYES Hay per ro cWt pef ~ 49,. 7o@75
Straw, per cwt $500. -. ~
Chicken feed. ground 10 lbs ;. a.
Oyster shell per cwt a.eo
Flour Is, per sack -. .1.2502.ns
Corn meal. 10 Id sack >. 49,. 20
Oats straw per 100 1000 500
harley -. -. ...s ~
Oil meal, per cwt LOO
Fruits.
Apple. PIX :. =. go. 10000
: erpons 40, 80
2 Rs.sss:. 9 e. DE- IL. s ssys.s
Shipped Vegetables.
watercress. per tunch 49,. 5@ls
Cucumbers each ;. -. 20
Tomatoes. ID 1850. -. -. 70
Sweet potatoes peck ;. 90
oPtatoes. blu ...... 20
Parsley. bunch ...... -.
Mint bunch 500. -. ~
Spinach lb -. -. ........ 12h
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.
Country butter lb ..... 5000
Sept. Creamery butter Id -. 90
Eggs, per doz 80
Cheese. 10 a..;.. =. -. %
gssss. ID -. -. 49,. -. =: a.S Z
Live spring, lbs $3.50. -. 49,. Is
Dressed springs 10 :. -. -. I'm
Old hens. dressed. lb ........ 17h
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MT IOSS.
oats, So.
oats, IS.
Corn, 1913.
Oats, 90.
Liverpool Cables.
cLoslNG-Wheat, 1h up; corn, y
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ST. Louis Grain Market.

st: Louis, Jan. 21.-The grain mar.
ket follows.
Wheat-May-$1.11
Corn-6SB 069c.
Oats-48Mc.
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Now York Poultry Market

New York, Jan. 21.--Poultry-Mar
ket alive, dull; chickens. 16c.; fowls
17c.; turkeys, 12@17c.; dressed market
firm; chickens, 15@23c.; fowls 140
TIC; turkeys. 22@25c.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following is furnished by I. q.
Furman grain and stock brok err,
Rooms and 8, Chiffon Blk. 81.
tumwa telephone 1143; Iowa tele-
phone 539-R.
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Chicago Provision Marekt.

market follows.
k-May--s21.72Js.
Lard-s12@12.02M.
Ribs-s11571s.
Rye-cash--S0c.
Barley-63@74c.
-March-s4.l5.
-March-Sl4.s0.
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CHICAGO Butter AID Ed. ,rk.+

Chicago. Jan. -Bntter-Market-
steady: creameries, 32c.; diaries, 25m
soc.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts, g.
500; at mark, cases included, 241a a
3Oc.; flrsts, SAC; prime firsts SIC.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22

Peoria Corn Market.
Pearia, Jan. 21.--The corn market
follows:
No. 3-64tc.
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New York sutter and Enn MarL..

New York. Jan. 21.-Bufter- M rLet
weaker: receipts, 5000; creamer,
thirds TO firsts, 2s@3sc.; creamery held
28@34c.; process, 27GD29c.
EeiGS-Market steady; unchanged;
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22

largely at s175@2oO with a few up
ward of that range. Farm chunks
sold at S140@175.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by
l. @. Furman. grain and stock brok-
er, Rooms Z and s, Chiffon Blk. OF
tumwa telephone 1874: Iowa tele-
phone 539-R.
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RANGE OF log PRICES.

Range of hog values at Chicago Toe
The past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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J. -@-~-*&~A-%-~- 49, ~ j
= Y. w. c. A.

Mrs. Ed Mather's china painting
class will meet tonight in the central
association building at 1880 o'clock.
%
Mrs. Helen r. Andrews Bible class
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the parlors of the central
Y. w. G. A.
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LOCAL. MARKETS.
MARKETS ARE STEADY.
Retail and Wholesale Reports Remain
the Same as Yesterday.

The wholesale as well as the rets ~,
markets are identically the same as
yesterday quotations,
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago. Jan. 21.-Poultry-Ma
eas,'' turkeys, 17c.: chickens, 14Mc.;
springs. 14Ac.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of advertised letters remain
ing unclaimed at the Ottumwa, Iowa,
post office for the week ending Jan.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-22

80 40 % - - ~sa-~s~s2> E
o. % 90 % % 90 IA -rs Ss ,qfs %. 20 E
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

5eoo9 fam a116 Ser @infaltiglte eir-
1eben, oaB Elm ioldes io5ialiitiidcs
&ei@ ni6t beiteben fa11r. @enn bel1te
allies glei6 Dertbeilt miiroe, n1orgeu
mltroe es idon mieoer beim often leil,,
onB Der cine mebr bat, mie ser al10ere.
Wos >piiroe Ser geididte Mrbeiter
1ngell, lpenn er gar feinen 2oGm En-
bielte> lonoern mir cine Nnlpeij ing
onf Erooufte, Sic er bieQeidt gor nidt
braudt u1o ni6t miinidt.
@as miiroe ser 6arlner loge,1, pel1n
er lein 2an0 bergebe, ltno 1eine gr1te
ubliefern miiBte fir oas o%llge,neinc-
@obl?
$50 blieben sic Nr11le11, aronfer1
uro Mlten sic nidt mebr %proou5ieren
fonnen? 9ob fir oiele finoet ith
leibt Elm Nusmcg, uno &oridlage lino
lbon genladt morben. 9ei einigem
Madoenfen erfennt jeoer, oaB elm ipl=
der So5ioliltenltoat cine llnn10glid
felt lit, l,n6 lniere Meiunung lit, Ielbit
sic meiiten So5ialilten glol,ben nidjt
an lire 2ebre.
Se0o6 bilft Sic Mgitation %geIpaltig
in ser Eolifif bier 81 2anoe, uro nit
9ilfe 0es So5ialisnlus miro es fir Sic
Mnfii6rer moglid, iid) Elm fetQs Nn1t
5u ergattern. Mit Sen ido11e11 Ser
ipreden fit sic 3ufunft faQs sic @ab=
Ter fir So5ialismus itilnmel1, gelingt
es Sen Mgitotoren, ans <oer ST.
fomnlen. SsSn Milmanfee lit es bereits
gelunger, ober merfmir0iger @eile
%pergeiien sic gliidliben 8ean1ten ibr
io5ialiitildes Erogram u,1o ba'1oeln
pie on6ere Yarteimdnner es Dor ibnen
getban. gntmeoer erfennen sic err
mablten So3ioliiten, ooB i6r Fro=
gramm nidt 0urd5ufiibren lit, ooer
lie freuelt ii6 in SEN &eiben ser &C.
nieBen6en 81 iein un0 fiinmtern lid
nidt UNI sic @enoiien, melden tie gum
Siege perbolfen. l1nler @u11ld lpare,
sic So5ialiiten miirben in Milmnl,fcc
ibr gan5es Erogramm ourdfiibren, oos
gabe Dem. Golfe einen Mnidal,ungs-
lmterridt, un6 ser 5o3ialismus Mir
Sc balls ol,sgepirtbidaftet boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
Cine @ettc gemonneu.

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rei6en Gierte,n bon pielen, Sic cuff Sen
glusgang oes in Nepaoa mn gtational-
feittage itattgefunoenen 6al1Itfampfes
@etten eingegangen, mabreno cine an
bere Wtuiie Golfes traurigen 8lides
Sen &erluit ser @ette 51 beflogen bat.
@er cine iidere @ette, sic nidt 5ll Der
lieren lit, eingeben mill, mette itets anf
bas uMlt @eioelberger"" 8ier ais 6os
bette @ebral1, uno er miro ME einen
&erluit 5u beflagen baben. silt Set
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gelunoes l1n0 nabrbaftes @etranf uno
bat bel alen 8ierfennern Sen Gor5ug
nrter ar Sen anoeren @etrGnfen lei,
ner Mrt. Ct miro gebrout l1no fret
ans &aus geliefert bon ser 8reif &
@immer 8rangeie1idaft.