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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Wash Dresses

Wash dress 3.25 prettiest of this season STYLES:
several styles in lawns and linens. All are neatly
finished; plain color and white ground with blue and
black stripes. Regular 4. 50 value at------- BPS
ou are certainly going to need new white dress
TINS summer and why not almost 1-3 of purchase
price. It's possible in this sale. All llbecoming
styles the entire dress trimmed with beautiful lace
insertion, sizes from IA year Misses up to 4O-nch
bust for ladies'. Regular price 7.5o, at. sos
Style indications point to this being great dress
season Anticipate your needs, buy at this sale and
save considerable money. Features of these dress
es are ne materials charming Styles instead of $40
later' BUY now and pay only - ------------ 7.50
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Specials in White Goods

| You will want to wear white for the coming hot
weather It's the coolest dantest-and most easily
washed These prices are extremely low Plain
English Nainsook soft linen finish for underwear.
3o-inches vide 15c quality, sale price 10c
Manchester Poplin IA splendid hot weather fab
ric for skirts outing suits and boys suits 2sc
quality sale price ce-4------ 19c
Embroidered Lawn Handsome checked and 40
ured designs, 35c value at---.-- ---- 25e
Scintea Madras-Beautiful finish. with neat 6o-
ures and stripes, splendid value at 18c
rs Embroidery &c We offer while it lasts Zoo vds
of l8-ip corset cover embroidery, Is value at &c
25c Crash 19c French Crostic is the latest th;no
for linen suits The weave is new, Guaranteed to
wash and iron. Sale price per yard d- 1oc
50. 50 Patent Pump 90 This is the greatest val
ue OF the season, women 5 patent, one strap pumn.
cuban heel, turn sole, real 80 value at 1 20
Wash Dress Fabrics-Dress lawns, about zoo vds
IN foral dot and stripes very pretty designs, most
~ light grounds, regular 10c i've value. az ~
Linen Suitings Made in Ireland; 27 inches wide
self and colored cord stripes, all new colors. import
ed to sell for soc, sale price aac
Tussah Silks, new and stylish, 81 inches vide
Jacquards and stripes cIearest colors YOU ever saw
ihaue " sei iof f0c' SAFE prlce--- 4Sc |
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13

Parasols, according to dame fashion, are going
to be immensely popular. We fully anticipated this
and we have gathered together the largest, most
complete line of womens and children's parasos we
have ever shown. For children we have most
beautiful line mall of styles and colors and
prices 25c, SOC and up to 150 The women's para
soils oil top all exceptional values -------.$ $4.O0
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
Muslin Undergarments

The values offered makes it substantial object
for you to anticipate your underwear needs fo the
entire summer world of spotless snow white
garments constructed under the most sanitary sur
roundngs, in wealth of new and dainty styles, each
garment is cut literally full and the workmanship
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS

Hundreds of styles from which to select, Of cam
brio, nainsook and swiss, vaxiously trimmed with
vol mechlin, torchon laces and embroideries round
or square effects. This sale offers pronounced saw
ings.
25c corset covers in this sale --------------14 14c
4oc corset covers in this sale BIC
75c corset covers in this sale -------------5 SOC
81. 90 corset covers in this 78c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13

This season finds us with better boys suits at
each price than we have ever shown before. If you
want full measure of boys suit values for your
money, bring your boy here for suit.
Boys knee pant suits knickerbocker. PAS 2-o5, 345
3.95 and d--------# ~-----------------S4.45 As
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
W0MEN'S COMBINATION SUITS

Corset covers. and drawers also corset covers
and skirts Of nainsook, variously timmed with lace
and embroideries.
LIS combination in this SALE ------- 98c
REORGANIZATION in this SALE ----------- .39
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
WOMEN'S GOWNS

II The assortment is particularly large and in
cludes everything that's wanted season. Cambria,
nainsook and lawn skirts from the plain to the elab
crate trimmed, D inch founce effects some with
ribbon heading. The values are the best that this
or any other store has offered in munv seasons.
SOC short knee skirts in this sale -- 80 39c
lbs skirts in this sale
$50 skirts in this 198
500 skirts in this sale-----------------S- 1898
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
OBSERVATIONS ON
HO0KW0RM DISEASE

Washington. March 25.-Pubucations
attributed 10 On. c. W. stiles of ths
public health and marine hospital scry-
ice on the hookworm disease 10 tho
south. which appeared i'm today's issue
Of the public health reports, were read
with great interest In view Of the dis
cussion on that subject in the senate
yesterday. The doctor tells OF obseryd-
lions made in southern Florida, ln thrce
cotton mills In North Carolina and Of
a visit 10 several cigar factories IN
Tampa
Dr. stiles visited eight schools in
southern Florida and saw 1900 school
children. Of whom he put down SIS per
cent as suspects The number sO Clas-
sifed. Dr stiles says may DE taken Js
an ultra conservative estimate of the
number Of these children who had hook
worm infection.
In fact. he adds, on a basis Of 55.9 per
cent suspects IL may be- concluded the
infection is probably not less than 80
per cent
At least FIVE OF the teachers In the
schools visited showed clear and proc
nounced effects OF hookworm Infection.
In three cotton mills In Rockngha DO,
in which 242 people are employed, the
percentage Of hookWorm suspects vas
64S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

Springfield way back Goo 80. Robert IT.
Lincoln was only Cd little boy then, but
! know Do would remember me
Iu this way William white, sitting
near the side uf his bedrddcu wife In
their hovoI on Wallace street eX-
planned how ho hoped that he and his
woman might bee lifted ont Of their
helpless poverty and saved from end
ing their DAYS I'm the county poor house.
For several weeks, white. who is
nearly 81 years old. and his wife, VINO
is "a and an invalid, have had nothing
To- cat excepting the feed that has been
carried 10 them by "a nurse i'm the en-
ploy OF the Visiting Nurses association.
other organized charities have de-
serted the feeble old people because
they would have TO live apart and be
permitted 60 see each other only twice
"a week.
They never shall separate my wom-
and and me- said White. I'VE viii
starve n we have 10. but We viii starve
together We have been together for
nearly so years"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND BACKACHE
GOES AFTER TAKING A few DOSES.

price. made anywhere else In the
world, which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure, as nfty-cent
treatment Of Pape's Diuretic, which
any druggist can supply.
This unusual preparation goes d.
rect 10 the out-of-order kidneys, blad-
der and urinary system, cleansing
healing and strengthening these or
gans and glands. and completes the
cure before you realize H..
A few days treatment with Pape $
Diuretic means clean, active healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs
and you feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell YOU
that Pape. Thompson & Pape. OF Gin
cinnau. Is a large and Responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
Of your confidence.
Accent only Papc's Diuretic-hfty-
cent treatment-from any drug store
anywhere In the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

Ferguson. Si2.65o
stewart Sl2150
WATSON. Sll 1850.
Morris Einstoin. 10000
Henry NJ. Bolgcr. $500
Select -ouncilmen. 81 900.
Common Councilmon. 81. 100.
Family Of william Martin. s2.50O
Two city clerks. $1,000
Defense fund. 5000
Set aside Tor newspapermcn. &l.I50.
Total SiO2JO0.
The itcm family NJ William Martin"
relates to a sum which was set apart
by councilmen for the ea~c Of the
family OF former councilman Martin
while he was IN the pcuitentisry. Mar
tin was convicted iu another graft case
and was released few months ago.
having served his term.
All this money was Intended. 30 Is
alleged. for the passage of one ordi-
nance. that affecting the banks and
further details OF the story are 90 be
employees OF these banks ON Monday
DIRECTORS OF BANKS.
Directors Of the six depository banks
are as follows.
worklngmen Saving Bank q Trust
company Allegheny. Emil Winters,
Thomas NJ Reese A. W Melton W
Zics IT. r. Hartmsyer, Dwight Winter
Charles g. Wahl.
German National Allegheney-F N.
Homstot William Rcmonsnydcr John
Helm. Henry Lott. r. W Friend n. H..
Honstot and g. Il Hanna.
Secvond National Pittsburgh. c.
Burghman. r. ID. Elwood W. NJ. Ken
ncdy. william MCCouwav. T. $. Os-
burn, Edward B Taylor. j. 5. Kuhn.
=. : Willok. r. ID. Chantlcr W. L..
Curry l.. l.. McCulland. Thomas
Welsh. Jr.. James Young
Farmers Deposit National BIuk-T.
n. Given, Hay walker Jr. j. n. Reed.
u. &. Noble. Joseph a. Heron. Daniel
NJ Clemson. Herbert pupuy william
Walker. Joseph w craig and G. W.
Friend.
German National Pittsburg A. A..
Fraundheim. W. q. Pagan, e.. j. Craig.
a., C. Nailsick. Joseph Hcinkamp. Jo-
seph r. Schramm. r. II. Myers. Jr.
j. r. Enry and J -. Brown
Columbia National Bank-E. " Jen-
nings w 8. Watson, q. n Stolson-
bach. j n. Leonard. James q. Chaplin.
w ~. Schoen. r, J Nlose. william
Film. A. e. Succep, John A. Bell and
r.. V. Babcock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
DIVORCED WIFE SUES
NEW WIFE FOR DAMAGES

Kansas city. March % Mrs Hattie
Duuwoody Cole. divorced wife Of How
ara q. Cole, "a Chicago millionaire. to-
day filed "a suit in the circuit court
here against Mrs Louise Coleman cole,
formerly the wife Of Jarvis Hunt, the
Chicago architect asking damages
amounting Co S25O.ooO for alternating the
affections of Mr.. Cole.
Mrs Louise Coleman cole Is the pres
cnt wife Of Howard q. Cole.
Mr.. Coles former wife i'm tbs petit
ton saws she married Cole Jan ], 1900,
and lived with him until Nov. TO- 1909.
She charges that the present Mrs. Cole,
then Mrs Hunt pcrsistently shoWered
her attentions upon her husband and
that subsequent developments made 10
necessary for her 10 sue her husband
for divorce
She said she filed the suit on Jan.
Z. 1910. and that later the divorce was
granted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
Out.of-order Kidneys are regu'
lated ending Bladder
misery.

Out-of-order kidneys act fine and
backache or bladder misery is reliev-
cd after a few doses Of Pape's Diuretic
ed after a few doses or Pape's Diure-
tn
Pains ia tho back sides or loins,
rheumatic twiuEes, facilitating head
ache. nervousness, dizziness, sleep
lessness. innamed or swollen eyelids,
worn-out feeling and many other
symptoms Of clogged, inactive kidneys
simply vanish.
Frequent painful and uncomfortable
urination due to a weak or irritable
bladder is promptly overcome.
The moment you suspect any kidney
bladder or urinary disorder. or feel
rheumatism coming. begin taking this
harmless remedy, with the knowledge
that there Is no other medicine, al any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
'I1TLE CAP KLEIN
STARTS CAMPAIGN
,H,buru CRATER 'O',''''''
''''y "a, Begun Working to
Secure a Parole.
,.,Os SOME QUEER CARDS
~, sios.5oo for Securing
70" If Bank Deposits Or
finance Wa, Divided.

March 26-Little capt
't'sy' g,.ir whose confession has
oh' e'tsbure to painful real'z'
troasnl coidemic Of graft in IT'S
bon Of ~ body. began today d
ola'-.. mpaicn for parole. A Tot
rosi.''. =, B. crowded on 20 these
o. '''D' ,irturr of the former skip
afl' -'l - John p. Klein with
ref' ~, .tanzas: O. picture of a
rsa.n ,itb Che philosophical COM
conn . ~ no man is down until boxed
n''l ..tsd .n. skull and cross
Up ' te following appeal for
ga.. sympathy
s-,r the Americans system 'i
e.aess .... NAV q, the
'hlu ~, f,r lg,lis days ana lztti2
fH ., vitl time on for good be
isl'' t assure you II VIII bo
n''' I'm have f1 serve 9ll days, re-
1 sss weal tickets for Mrs. Klein
FI. .t. III. babies have been pic
M ~ IN. smallest largest CRATER ON
~ bgt what have ] done pa :
cHmc9 ] did not help buliu
~ state capitol
81 have fought until ] am broke !
,,,rqei MAY 3. '09 before the
W. IN vent into rnccD 20 3ia years
rspitontiary. and. oh, since SEN
. i,y the suffering a ball ana
,..- ,r straight Jacket could not equal
~. ~ to mv credit this. Not one
NJ. .,irute have ! made black with
...' ror wished one living creature
,gest but good
.w,rt YOU some day assist in hav-
IN. oafolod after YOU think ] have
-, .ua.r'ently punished The or
.t,rs moor salvation. the sick and
...5v vt1 annually enjoyed my COM
T-ept4rs boatridps. and who Will
m tH.m out while / am over there
Humbly yours.
JOHN p. KLEIN
fuil Do down by the river. II you're
Gown that way. drop In.'
Klein IS sending thousands Of these
s.3s DO bis friends as an Easter
a.aung
HOW POOL WAS DIVIDED
ptsburg Pa. Marh 26.-The pool
Of H09s00 alleged to have been made
t by six banks 90 obtain the dcpos
ID. 81 city money through the votes Of
0rna.lnen that are now in district at
tmys grIl.ron the basis of a ro-
nance and tragedy. The end of which Is
11. ST .H sight The preseutments Of
t1s grand jury charge that the mani
rlatd1 of this fund was done by the
he fu" ~ the council William
Brand. now In the penitontiary, John
y Klein, whose confession started tho
Wholesale exposure, Hugh Ferguson.
Joseph g. Wasson, also In the peni-
tertiary and former Sclectman Charles
stsVsu-wto composed the city finance
committee
Tho following table, complied from
th grand iury's latest reports on the
status of graft, shows where the Slo2,-
81 va, distributed;
Brand $4,000.
Klein il4600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
OLDEST ELK IN WORLD.

san Diego. Cal. March % -George G..
Cluskcr member Of the local lodge %
g. P.O. Elks and said to be the oldest
Elk I'm the world. win be "a centonarian
Sunday and expects 10 celebrate I'm n
fitting manner. Mr. Clusker has fought
Mexicans in Mexico. Indians on the
plains and in California and bad men
in Texas He Is also a civil war Union
veteran
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
SAYS HE USED TO DRIVE
LINCOLN IN A BUGGY

Chicago March 36-"If only I could
see Bob Lincoln ] know that he would
take me by the hand and make things
right for me and my wife. 1 used TO
drive a buggy for Abraham Lincoln at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

The ladies' Aux. to United com.
travellers. No. 81. will give "a dance at
Odeon Hall Wed. April s. large
attendance is desired. A good time
assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

in the hidden depth of its waters There
WAS uo moruseucss or cruelty DOB his
temper. but en- AN his words and looks
there WAS kindness and bcniguity If
nxprczsiou. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

pertauidt oie guten gieenidaften 6es
Deutiden NIT Sen idlinmen bes Gan
fees uno miro 10 perb0iert an1tatt per-
beliert.
M0dte oo6 fem Deutid-& merifa=
ner Die 8flege Der id0nen 0euti4en
Muteripra@e oerseiien! @flege uno
bite mon. 10 bel man nur fam in
Der 6amilie, Stride u116 Sdule Sic
Herlen> sic uns Sic alte oeutide Wlt=
ter iiber's Meer mitgegeben uno lpeie
man 0ieier alien Mutter i'm Dumn1=
itol5 nidt ms @eiidt! SSn ibnen tra-
gen mir unlern i6oniten 5dab, ser
Ml1tter erit @ebet un6 2iebe! Nein>
nod nidt iou ser Mutteriprude Ill
Der 2al1t, oeutides @ebet, 6eutide Yre~
0igt, bas 6euti4e 2ieo, 6eutide 3ei-
tung, 6eutide Sitte 6urh sic eng,
ber3igfeit gelpiller beidrdnfter Ser
engliiirer untergeben! Nein nod fol-
len sic 6eutiden gi@en iteben! Das
-ungetriibte offeue 6eutide @elen, 6as
0eutide 9er5 iou nod idlagen> eir
@er5 uno Elm &eien, 6as ii4 nidt om
N%arrenietl zines engber5igen un0 in-
toleronten NatiDismus un0 8uritanis.
mus uno oeren Nabtrab gidngeln lqBt.
Gergib aber 6ein critics &in0er+
lauen, pergiB oas @ort, oos @ebet
aus ser oel1tiden M1ttter liebem Mun=
oe, pergiB 0as geeit, in Sem marm gu
EMIT geieiien, DergiB 0as 8roo, 6os
Or alsNR:-,J gegeiien, bergiB 6es 0eut=
lden @aters Sera Mrbeit un0
Sdmeib, bergiB ser 6e11ti6en M11tter-
liebe letten 9lid, ipiele 6iesbe5iigli9
Sic unnatiirlide SSu6oS=&oue u11o
oentl6e Spra6e, 0euti9es Siiblen
miro un0 muB perloren geben, oas
oeuti@e &er3 muB aufb0ren 5u idlo-
gen! gu tragit aber Damn oas 8ran0=
i1al at Oeiner Stirne! SSn groBem
Srrtbum mdrelt on, menn on glaub=
telt, oaB Ou oo0nrb in Ben Mugen 0es
Oanfeetbums an Mnieben uno GEL
tung gemtnnen miiroelt. 1as @egen=
t6eil lit Ser 6all! 0arum ltn6 Sic SIZE
BE- pel6e Sir Oos Yanfeetbum locial,
politild un0 ni6t ielte>n altb firdlid
Der ebt, Sir rrur 51 g0nnen bu ba1t
Tie per0ient! . mo6te 6o6 ME inn
Ser5en 6es 9eutl6=Mmerifaners ser
Can't, 6en er DEM Mutterlart ieiner
g%orfabren i6ul0et, berl6min6en, ion=
bern im1ner lo0ern mie cine betlige
Spferflamme!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Mnf &e9imentsnnfptten.

Seitoem ser &ongreB itd pertagt
fat, un0 Die @elebgeber ser Mation
nod @auie 5uriidgefebrt iin6, iin0 oie
Nnipriide an sic Sbdtigfeit ser Yoit-
beomten gan5 %beoeuteno geltieeen. Sic
Mitglie0er 0es &ongrelies lteben Dor
ser ufslgabe, sen 8iirgern ibrer 81
ltrifte flar 5u ma6en,0 aB bet ser na6=
.itert 8abl mieoer sic re9ten 2eute nod
@aibineton geianot mer0en miiiien:
alio natiirlid oie bisberigen @ertre=
ter. limo 5u oieiem 3pede fat ieoer
@epraientant feline 5tinmgeber oa-
BON 81 i%iber3eugen> ooB er sic Snterei-
len ser Nation miiroig un6 fGbig per=
treten bat. Snfolgeoeiien iino jebt sic
Yoitlenoungen bon @aibington in Ell
ner @eiie geitiegen, melde 0ie 2ei=
itl1ngsfdbigfeit Ser 8eamten bis ouf's
AeuBerite anipannt; un5ablige @rem=
plare ser int &ongreB gebaltenen &e<
0el1, DER &omtte@Ber1dte un0 a1Oerer
offi5ieqer Dofumente meroen on sic
5timmgeber perian6t. l1n6 penn 0teie
lebteren oas Maes audi nidt leier, 10
perfeblen 6ie umfangrei9en Druid
l6riften bod a1f naipe @emiitber ni9t
SEN gemiinidten @inbrud.
Mber letoer muB oas 2an6 fir 0iele
gin0riide be5ablen. Denn ar oieie
&oitiaden geben portofrei ms 2an6
binans. unb es iin6 ni6t ettpa nur
&reu5banoienoungen, ion6ern u,n3ab=
lfge groBe &ol5fiiten, oie 5niammen
piele Sonnen miegen uno Sen Mbien-
oern Elm &eioengeIb foiten miiroen,
wenr tie @rpreB- o6er 6ra@traten 3D.
fir gu be5ablen bdtten. Mber sic &on=
grebmitglieoer %erfrea,er ii6 bierfur Ser
Hortofreibeit- an ser georudte 8uit
miro anf &egtmentsunfoiten transpor=
tirt uno ser 6ofiir gu entri9tenoe 8e=
trag Ser &oit belaitet. @ie bod iid
sic @eiammtiumme fir iolde politi=
Idle Mgitation Der &ongrebmitglieoer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
T1unfereien.

Mit groBem quito fat Sic Life
rale" un0 afotbolii6e Nrelie III Sic
@elt binauspoial1nt, Ser 8apit lei in
Ser @n5pflifa=M ngelegenbeit gum &iid-
5ng ge5mungen moroen, bobe cine
Nieoerloee erlitten. "a lit ober mie=
Ser einn1ol Ser @uuih Ser &ater ocs
@eoonfens. Ser @eilige Goter fat
ni6ts oergleiden getban. Mus eigeneln
Antriebe, niht ge5mungen, fat er in
offi5ieQer 6orm i6lidt uno often er=
flart, 0aB es ibm ferner ge1egel1 iei,
Sic Yroteitanten uno sic 6eutiden
6iiriten gu 6elei0igen. @onig entlteat
mor sic ~3uiammenfaiiung", in ser
1elegrapbenbureaus oiei e @rfldrung
bert6teten. gs mur0e 10 6orgeiteM,
ais lei ser Yapit eingeibibtert NOR
sen uno bobe gemiiiermaBen %rebo5irt
l1no 0epre5irt. St fat le0iglid) sic
Gn5pflifa autbentiib interpretirt, pie
oaS i6on oorber int u0Heroatore" ge-
l6eben 1par, aber fem @ort 5uriidge-
nonmen un0 nidts bon oen1 Snbalt
ser @n5Dflifa beoauert> mie oies sic
ofatbolii6e 8reiie 6ar3uiteaen il1dte.
8eoauert fat er %aaeroings, bob es oa=
riiber gu elmer @rreguug gefommen
lit, oamit lit uber ni6t ausgelprohen,
ooB oieie @%rregung o1@ bere9tigt
NOR. Dob Sic @rbibung Ser fonfel=
fionellen 2eioenidaft 10 melt gi,g,
miro ieoer beritanoige Mann, OF Sea-
tbolif o0er &roteltant, be6ouern -
mie es immer betriibeno lift, tpel1n ser
fonfelioneae Streit aufflammt, 5l1-
NAL, tDenn sizes aus eir1em unbered-
tigte1 nno unebrli6en @runoe ge=
ibiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

belauft, fann ni4t feiteeiteut per.
Den, 6enn Die Boit fiibrt 6ariiber tel
ne ipe5ieuen @ehnungen. Mber menie
lit es nidt, mas ba DEM @teuer3abler
aufgebalit miro. l1no % es tbatidd-
lid MIR I'M peri0nliden Sntereiie Ser
ein5elnen @olfspertreter geidiebt, feblt
I'M @rlrn6e ieoe 8eredtigung. @ie
aus ben %neueiten 8eribten oes Gene
ralpoitmeiiters b%erporgebt, bat ii9 oas
Goitoefi3it in 6ielem Sabre I'M ru1,o
flint Miaionen Dollars berringert. IS
miiroe gang lno gar beridmin6en>
fails unieren bodgeiddbten 8olfsbo-
ten Die iebr iiberfliiiiige 'Eortofrei-
beit abgeidnitten miir6e. Aber 90 lie
oieien 8eidlub ielber faiien miiBten>
lit Ole ausiidt re9t idmad.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

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|pfinoens 1T, ser befinoet iid entidie-
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Ser Neger Sobnion, miir0e 6as gauge
2ono bon Dem Griumpbgebriiu ser
@erebrer ser umannliden &unit Der
Selbitpertbeioigungu mioerba1en.
@idt sic &obbeit 6es Sdauipiels,
mel9es Sen @eburtstag Ser Nation
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elm @eiBer Dem Sdmar3en unterle-
gen lit, - oaB Elm Neger 6ie @elt=
meiteridaft i'm 6aultfampf bebauptet,
ruff iebt plobli@ 6as aitbetiide Be-
rpl1Btiein Ser un5dbligen 6aritfampf<
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aangen nit sen a,ngetriibten @ugen
ser gbrlidfeit gefolet fam oariiber
|nidt int 3meifeI fem. %Smmerbin
mag aber ol19 bier ser 3med Sic Mit=
tel beiligen: menn Sobn1on's Sieg gu
einem notionalen 8erbot 6es Gault<
fampf=@eiddfts fiibren ioute> 10 ber-
0ient ser musfuloie 5d,par3e ollen
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5ei6ef @aibington's> ser sic u@anoel=
hiloer" 0es 5auitfampfes in &eno
perboten ieben mill un6 ouf 6ieie @ei=
|e Sen Hreisflopfereien mirfli6 einen
to6tli6en STOP Der eBelr miiroe, neil
lie 6aour6 10 piel meniger rentabel
miir0en. Mls iportlide l1ebung fat
.oos 8oren feline quite @erebtigung-
uls 0ffentli6es 5hauipiel, bas a1s-
idliBelidr 3u @eidaftsameden n1sge-
beutet miro, erihei11t es ebenio bar=.
barild, mie Sic @la6iotorenfdmpfe I'M
ser alten Momer. l1no fails ser
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idoffl1ng Ser Ereisflopfereien fiibrte,
miir0e oieier @ulturforti6ritt, trob=
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o,fgebal1t lit, freuoig gu begriiBen lei1.