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CONGRESS.
Report of Proceedings From Day
to Day.
Senate,

Senate.
Monday, Jan. 24.-The Senate con-
Vened at noon.
Senator Gallinger introduced four
District bills.
Secretary of the Treasury submitted
reply to Hepburn resolution.
Senator Beveridge favorably reported
Alaskan reorganization bill, and made
speech urging its passage.
iFortifications appropriation bill re-
ported.
Bill prohibiting sale of liquor in dry
territory submitted.
A number of calendar bills passed
Following a brief executive session
the Senate adjourned at 3:16 o'clock.
House.
The House convened at noon.
District day resulted in the passage
of a number of bills.
Urgent deficiency bill passed.
Secretary Wilson testified before Dis
trict Committee.
Republicans accepted Representative
Graham in place of Representative
Lloyd on Ballinger Investigating Com
mittee.
Consideration OF Agriculture appro-
priation bill begun.
Numerous bills relating to local af-
fairs introduced.
-
Senate.
Jan. 2j.-!Thc first session of the joint
Congressional committee investigating
the Baiiinger-Pinchot controversy was
held in the Senate Office Building. Louis
K. CLAWS, whose charges were submit
ted to the President at Beverly last
Summer. was on the witness stand.
The Alaskan Legislative Council bill
was discussed further and went over
for the day.
The bill for the proper observance of
Sunday in the District was discussed at
length, certain amendments were agreed
to and the measure was laid aside until
to-day, to be printed as amended.
MIR. McCumber offered a resolution
authorizing the Committee on Agricul-
ture to investigate the price of food
products.
After n shcrt executive session the
Senate adjourned at $40.
House.
The Mann white slave" bill was
passed by a viva vOce vote. 1t was not
changed in any important particular
from the form in which it was submit
ted.
The diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill, carrying more than S3,-
900, 900, was introduced
Representatives Lafean and Hitch
cock had a lively tilt at the hearing of
the House Committee on Expenditures
in the Interior Department.
Representative Fowler introduced a
resolution providing for increasing the
Rules Committee to nine members, six
Republicans and three Democrats, and
removing the Speaker from the COM
mittee.
Secretary MacVeagh submitted the
drafts of proposed acts providing for
changes in the tax rate on National
bank circulation.
The House adjourned at $50 p. m.
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Senate.

Jan. 26.-The local bill for the better
observance of Sunday as day of rest
in the District was passed, after ma
terial amendment.
Senator Gore offered resolution pro-
viding for an inquiry into the cost OF
carrying periodicals and other second
class mail. Undersebjection it went over
until to-day.
A fIibuster was inaugurated against
the bill opening to settlement the lands
of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, but
after an hours. discussion the bill was
passed.
Senator Penrose introduced bill reg
ulating the sale of cleomargarine and
increasing the present tax.
A subcommittee agreed on the per-
fected postal savings bank bill, and it
was reintroduced by Mr.. Carter. A
favorable report is expected from the
full committee to-day.
The Administrations railroad bills
will be taken up to-day by the Commit
tee on Interstate Commerce.
The Senate adjourned at p. m.
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House..

Representative Douglass made
speech, in which he proposed the crea-
tinn of a Budget COMMITTEES, to limit
the appropriations of each committee
according to the revenue in sight He
advocated turning over the money
which would be required to build one
to the Agricultural Commit
tee. Mr. Tawney expressed his ap-
proval.
Several private pension bills were
passed.
General debate on the Agricultural
appropriation bill was finished, and the
reading of the bill by paragraphs was
begun.
on Il point of order provision au-
thoriZing the Secretary of Agriculture
to purchase and destroy animals afllict-
ed with pleuro-pneumonia was ellmi-
mated.
The Republicans of the Ohio delega-
ton held a conference to discuss the
proposition to enlarge the Committee
ON Rules Representatives Goebel and
Longworth will call on the President
to-day to ascertain his views.
Representative Smith, of California,
at the magazine hearing before the
Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads, denounced an editorial which
appeared in one of the publications
represented by a witness, Herbert Ny
rick.
The House adjourned at 4:36 p. m.
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No doubt many of your neighbOrs
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trial plan, for thousands in every State
in the Union have tested it in this way.
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ask them how it cures. Read the large
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issue.
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Senate.

Jan. 27.-The cost of food products
precipitated a debate that ran for up
ward of two hours, Senators Lodge and
Bacon being the chief speakers
The postal savings bank bill was re-
ported fayorably.
The Gore resolution to investigate
the cost of transporting second-class
mail matter was referred to the Com
mittee on Post Offices.
The Interstate Commerce Committee
held its first meeting to consider the
Administrations railroad bill.
After a short executive session the
Senate. at 4:1O o'clock, adjourned until
Monday.
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Glad of st. Cloud.

Editor National Tribune: I want to
thank you that you made it possible for
me to be in St. Cloud, Fla. Cat nomi-
nal cost, away from the terrible Win
ter in northern Nebraska. The weather
could not be better, and when the moon
shines you never saw such lovely even
ings or nights. The stars seem so close
to you. II would not live always" but
I do want to live awhile in Florida.
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At ST. Cloud.

Editor National Tribune: Dense fog
here this morning, Jan. 26. Thermome-
ter, So; water dripping off trees and
houses like rain; men grouped around
wood fires in the streets to keep warm
They say that this is the coldest, wet
test, foggiest Winter ever known. They
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are putting the windows in the bank
building to-day. but plastering is not
yet finished. The power plant is push
ing on toward completion-&M. F., st.
Cloud, Fla.
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lust returned from NairCbi, where he
lentertained Mc. Roosevelt while he was
in that section of :he cOuEtry. He says
that Roosevelt positively refuses to dis
cuss politics, and won't even read an
American newspaper or magazine, ana
saws that he is in Africa cntiTeY itr
pleasure but when he retdcas to the
United States ne viii jump IN again.
Mr.. McMillen's startling statement that
Roosevelt is "onIy a fair shot, not an
expert marksman,' comes with SOM
ming force just at this time, V ben we
have been led to believe that Eoose-
welt was the best shot on earth. 'Ker-
nit is a better shot than his Gather, as
Col. Roosevelt admits to everyone eX-
cept Kermit and then Nr.. McMillen
adds: 1T doesn't, however, take any
wonderful craftsmanship to hit an ele-
phant or a rhinoccros." My, but it is
awful to have our ideals smashed all
to bits just like that.
Representative Kalanianaole, OF Ha-
wall, is perfectly delighted with the
American automobile. and IS going to
take an American machine back TO his
island home when he returns there this
Summer He says that Hawaii las the
advantage of the United States. how
ever. in that they are building their
roads according to the latest ideas. and
so his beautiful American machine Will
last longer and look much better all
the time than they do on the abom nd-
BILE roads that we have in this country
Joseph Burtt of London. England, is
in the city, and we are hearing from
him some things at first hand. He has
been in Africa investigating the slavery
conditions there for four cocoa firms of
Great Britain. Mr.. Burt reports that
he found conditions there absolutely
dreadful, with slavery existing in its
most horrible forms in connection with
the cocoa plantations in Portuguese
West Africa and Portugars island of
st. Thome and Principe. He spent two
years in this investigation. His pur-
pose in visiting the United States is to
gather public opinion concerning these
islands and to consult with the cocoa
manufacturers in America.
Three of the great Senate committees
have women as clerks. They are the
Committee on Expenditures in the
Treasury, Indian Depredations and Pat
ents. The United States Senate has al
ways been in favor of woman suffrage.
1t strikes your funny bone right hard
to go up to the Capitol now and see the
man who has taken Grosvcnor's place
in the House from Ohio giving a chalk
talk. Everybody who remembers how
Gen. Grosvenor used to stand up and
roll off figures and statistics by the
yard without even so much as piece
of paper to guide him or his listeners
and then watch Representative Doug
lass, who superseded Grosvcnor, as he
stands in front of the Speakers desk
and chalks down things on a black
board, you have to conclude that the
brains of the House are not quite as
receptive as they were in the old days,
when Gen. GrosvenOr threw things at
them.
VIM. J. Bryan, who is scattering
pearls of oratOry about the Peruvian
cities, has been presented with a mag
Inifcent jeweled medal by the DeOpIe of
Lima, and Mrs. Bryan and their d&ugh-
NEGrf. rIrneaInf r1r.-I
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The National tribune., 1910-02-03
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After hearing all about the deadly
effect of the ''best shot" we now learn
from w. N, McMillen, who was with
former President Roosevelt in East
Africa, that Mr.. Roosevelt is not, after
all, dead shot Mr.. McMillen has
The National tribune., 1910-02-03

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The National tribune., 1910-02-03

VIM. j. Bryan, who is scattering
pearls of oratory about the Peruvian
cities, has been presented with mag
nificent jeweled medal by the people of
Lima, and Mrs. Bryan and their d&uGh-
ter were presented with similar medals,
only smaller
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The National tribune., 1910-02-03

Three of the great Senate committees
have women as clerks. They are the
Committee on Expenditures in the
Treasury. Indian Depredations and Pat
ents. The United States Senate has al
ways been in favor of woman suffrage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

ieitige @erbitteruug 3rueier9fadbarrei=
de sic 0a5u beitiumt lino, iid immer
enger aneinan0er au ldlieBen. Inns
BORT iotpobl, mie bier 5eigt iid itarfe
Neignng, Dem porlaufigen lleberein-
fommen ipater Observation-Disclosures
pertrag folgen gu laiieu, Der politiid
uno %fommer5ien sic a(lerginitigiten
6olgen baben miiroe. Sreilib lit oas
p%orlaufig 3u%funftsmuiif, Die iomobl
in unierem &ongreB, mie int fanaoi=
lhen Narlament itarfen @ioeritano
fin0en miro. Mber sic r,1gebe1re Mebr-
beit 6es Bottles lift 6afur - mie iie
fir sues lit, 0aB Sic Sdrten 0es
Yapne=M lorid=Sarifs mloern fam.
l1no tpenn Brdit6ent Saft energii9
fir &e5ipro5itdt nit CANADA efntriH,
miro er 6aour@ man@em MiBerfolg
ieiner Mominiitration pergei1en ma-
hen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Sic @inigfeit innerbalb ser republifa-
uil9en &eiben befanntli@ itarf er-
i@iittert lit, 0urfte oieie Drobung
ni6t ungebort perbaaen.
Sic Mnnabme 6es @eleBentpurfeS
miir0e ser 8robibitionspartei einen
meitrei6enoen 5ieg bringen. @egen=
martig fann Elm Yrobibitionsitaat
mobl Sen &anoel nit alfobolbaltigen
@etranfen innerhalb ieiner @ren5en
perbieten, aber Nieman6en oaran btn=
bern, ii6 ioDiel 8ier, 8ein uno
|S6napps, als er min, aus anoern
Staaten fommen' gu lalien. Gin Ser
BOT iolder Mrt mdre ein @ingriff in
oas 3miibenitaats &aroelsgeieb =
un0 lomeit rei6t sic Staatsma@t
nidt. Muf 6ieie @eiie geidiebt eS,
oaB in peri9ie0ene Ser rtrodenen"
Staaten beute mebr altobolbaltige
@etranfe eingefiibrt mer0en, als Dor
.grlaB ibrer Brobibitionsgeiese. IS
fat ii9 BORT oas id0ne gerbaltnib
bera1sgebiloet, BOB sic @aieriimpel
aae 1rodenbeit baben, Die tie ith
miini9et, un6 sic Durltigen ale if
men miini4ensmertben @etrdnfe.
Durd Elm @erbot 6es 3mti@enltaatS=
perianots miiBte Sem Elm gnoe &C.
ma9t meroen, momit ia eigentliA ar
SEN @ell6lern, Sic 0tfentli6 @aier
preotgen u1o beimli6 SdnappS trin=
fen, gar5 rebt geleben miiroe. Mber es
MORE al16 Elm S6ritt meiter aar nn=
teroriidung ser peri0nli6en 5reibeit.
l1no 0agegm mub 6ront gemabt mer-
0en. 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

n1ent. Die @olfspertreter meroen 10
-oi@t bel chamber iiben, oaB ite 6as
quite alte 2ieo iinga1 f0innen: v@ir
iiben 10 frobli@ beiiammen uno ba=
ben chamber 10 lieb." IS miro ste
idonite &armonie berriden> 0en1 menn
Sic &erren mirfli6 einmal in 3orn
gerntben louten, baben Tie feline Sin-
tenfdiier, sic lie irgenoiemanoem an
sen &opf merfen fonnten. Sour ems
miro bon Ser gegenmartigen 8rabt
ibrig bleiben uno 0as lit Ser Spnd=
napf, obne SEN Elm amerifantlber
staatsmam nun einmal ni6t aus
fomnen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
3meiter 5beu.
6rablingswinoc.

E ALI
SsSrMabIingspinbe bnben pei6e 9dnoe,
SrubIingslifte f0nnen 5artltb i@metz
1eln,
Wlidt ser @inter audi our SbMr berein
Mein' th INNER, es miiBt' Sribltng }etn.
grdumenp iblieb ib bann tpobl meine
IN ser @eeIs Giefen rest ii6's 1eis,
8as e%ritarrte unter Na9t unb gis,
Was in talten Mdt6ten nibt berlor,
RYu ser inngen 5onne brdngt's ennpor.
Muf Dem airdbpf meiner iungen Srdume
@ebt es itd aug Den berl9neiten @rufz
ten,
1ebt es tbauig in ben parn,en 2iften;
5tille Seiergloden geb'n,.
Meine Sobten polen nufer(teben.
l1nb beu alten aldnsen laui@' i@ pies
Sribling tpirb es, tpie es einitmals mar.
@elig miibe bebn' i6 meme @lieoer,
Slie6erbliitben 1infen mir ms 9aar.
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@rpbibitipn i'm Rpn9ref.

Sic Moulmiirfe miiblen. Wfan
fann Ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nibt periagen, BOB iie in Ser BERT l
guna ibrer 8iele BON unglaubli6er
3abigfeit uno unermiioli@ iino. @as
ibnen an 3abl abgebt, erleben tie onrd
Offer - menn Sic 2iberalen 6es 2an=
oes t1ur einen fleinen 8ru9tbeil ser
@ampfluit ibrer @egner beidBen, 10
mairen Sic @alieriimpel langit bon Ser
8ilofla6e perihmunoen. @oroem ba=
ben mir i6on oarauf aufmerfiam &C.
mabt, oaB oem &ongreb ein- @eiebent=
murf borliegt, 6ur9 melden ser
Geriarot alfobolbaltiger @etrdnfe
na@ &robibitionsi taaten eriamert
o0er gang berboten meroen iou. Mber
oieier neueite 8oritoB Ser @alieriim-
pei Fat unter unieren 8olfspertretern
iebr menig 8egeiiterung madgerufen.
Sffen tritt bie republifaniide Mnio,
ritdt. Sen Bemibnngen ser Yrobtbitto-
niiten ielbitperitdnoli6 nidt entge-
gen: nod sen Iraoitionen Ser IS.
3. g." biitet man iid iorgfaltig, Bel
Ben 6rommen i'm 2anbe MnitbB gu
erreger. Gong I'M Stiuen meroen ie.
mem @eiebentpurf ieoo@ ale m0gli.
den Sin6erniiie IN ben @eg gelegt, I'm
iein ginberidten au pertneioen. nnl
Die 8ertreter ser Mnti=Snlopn.2iga,
bic bierpon @in6 befommen baben,
itrengen iebt ale ibre &rdfte an, bas
ermunidte 3iel 6enno@ gu errei9en
sic 0roben iogar 6amit,oen 4ampf ii
|oie nddbite @abl gu tragen, ltno oo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
,,Mefprm" in, @auie.

Sesn @aibington 1ino groBe 4inge in
Borbereitung. @eitgeben0e &efor=
men iino ser 8ermirflidnng nabe.
nno uieoer lit es oas &aus, Dos nit
oem @ergebrabten bridt. IS fat 5par
nidt sic gorlagen paiiirt, oeren Mn-
nabme ser Nraiioent minidt, nno
Dnfel Soc Cannon lit nod INNER
.9preder, aber frog alleoem miro es
vanneri6" meroen. un0 5tpar GRIND
li6! Gas &aus bat ndmlid bei6lol=
fen, iein vSaus" u%n5ubauen. Die
-Saae, in ser uniere 8olfspertrete:
I'M 56meiBe ibres Mngeii6tes mirfen
un0 ltreben, iol fleiner gema6t mer=
Sen, oamit sic &erren ii@ better per-
iteben f0nnen. nniere Mbgeoroneten
iaaen, iie miiBten gu iebr i@reien,
tpenn Tie iib peritanoli6 MAIDEN mol
len, un6 ieoer Meoner meib, baB Die
,4roft, melde 2unge uno &eblfopf ab.
forbiren, Dem @ebirn abgebt.
Midt nur min man oie &aae flei.
ner MAIDEN, lonoern audi bic @nlte
an oenen idon 10 mar6er Wolfsper'
treter 8riefe geldrieben Fat, oie ibrer
@eg nod SEQ. 26 8roaotpaD ODER an
.oeren Gruitbauptquartieren fanoen, al
gr0oler perfaufen. 5ogar sic be
quemen seIel, in oer1en Der Mbgeoro
nete lid 5uriidlebnen fonnte, pent
er nah @entleman-Sitte 1ie Gube alt
Sen sdreibtii9 Iegen tpollte, meroer
balo 5n Sen getpeienen Dingen gebo
rem. 5taat ser &ulte nnb Seliel Glib
.eg 8dnfe, mie I'M engliiden Narla
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Das l1ebereinfommen nit
Canada.

llnlere 5tpatsman1er in Malbtng=
ton miogen. erleibtert auf8eatbmet ba<
ben, ols es :feititan0, 0aB ser orobenoe
+Iariffrieg nit Canada abgemenoet
mar. IS ba1roelte itd tint feline &let=
nigfeit: Mbbrl16 ser unterbanolnngen
batte sic 3erit0rung zines anf $50
Miaionen Collars, b%etpertbeten San=
0els beoeutet, uno 6as i1t ein 2urus,
Sen iih 1elblt ser rei6e Snfel Com
nidt erlauben fann. 50 raid gebt Sic
gntmidlung oes mtrtbi6aftli6 nit
GROCER ginii9t geleiteten Domininms
Dor lid, oaB sic 3eit pieIet6t ni9t
mebr fern lit, in melder CANADA mebr
BON Sen 8ereintgten 5taaten fault,
ais Deutl6lano o0er England, uno es
mare Elm perbdngniBpoller Sebler ge=
noe lien, iold' gutem &ut1ben mibt in
ie0er @eiie entgegen5nfommen. Dab
GAMBIA BEL Sen Iarifperbanolungen
sic Oberban5 batte, muroe au6 in
8ajbington flar erfannt. Sic 0rob=
ung nit Sen Marimal5oqiaben ma@=
tie bel Sen Gana0iern nur iebr gerin=
gen ginorud, oenn iie .mubten lebr
mobl, oaB oieie Straf50ae mdt bon
ibnen, ionoern BON ben &aufern IN
Sen 8ereinigten Staaten be5ablt mer'
sen miiBten. @enn ieitens oes 90
miniums oo9 Elm gemiiies @ntgegen=
fontmen ge5eigt muroe, 10. geldab
oies, neil man AUDI sort Die 8i@tig=
felt ungeitorter freunoliher 8e5iebu11-
gen gu ser groBen Na@barrepnbltf in
poaem MaBe gu uiir6igen metB. nno
audi, neil man Sen @odooanern, De-
men Elm gariffrieg nit Canada mill
fommen gemeien more, ni9t III. ote
&dn0e ipielen mollte.
SIM l1ebrigen iin6 Sic 3oareonftto=
men, Die Sen 8ereinigten Stoaten 5lt-
aeltanoen moroen, int Mngemeinen
ber5li6 unbeoe1teno. sic tbun Der
fanooiiden Snouitrie feinen S@aoen;
sic 0apon betroffenen Smporte be5it=
fern iib auf ni@t mebr alS fnnf Wftl-
lionen Collars, oenen 1870 MiQtonen
Dollars Export gegeniiberitebt. Mber
sizes fleine @eidenf geniigte, Inn BEN
@raii0enten sic @rfldrung, oaB So
naoa Dem &anbel ser 8ereinigten
Istaaten freunolid geiinnt nno oes,
balb gu Sen Minimal-&aten 6es Bap,
ne-Mlori9- Sarifs beredtigt iei gu
ermogliden. gines Sieges fann fid
uniere Administration alio niht rub
men, aber iebr erfreuli@ tit oas er.
5ielte Mbfommen, belien 8eitatigung
onr9 oas fana0iide @arlament iihe1
erideint, bennod fir beioe Sbeile.
Nrobibitipe 30ne, sic Sen &an6el I'M
terbinoen uno in anoere @andle letter
miiroen, meroen ebenio beieitigt, tpie
Isle gar ni9t gu permeioenoe gegen-
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starfe ma6frase.

9ead sen Mittbetlungen beS gin=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0es 5taates TO-
mobl mie ser perl9ieoenen @iienbab-
men ibeint in oieiem Sabre Der 3ue
ser Smmigranten lid in permebrtem
MaBe na9 oem Mor0iternitaat lenfel1
gu monen. Sbmobl in 6ieiem Sab-
re feline Snoianer=& ei erpationen 5ur
Mnlieolung fret meroen, audi fein
gr0Beres Interchangeable fir oie=
len 3mef bereitgelteut moroen lit,
jdeint Ser &uf BON ben 8ortbeilen,
mel9e Minneiota Sen Mniieolern, oant
ieiner natirli6en &or5iige, oarbietet,
oo6 numdbli6 idou in meitere Ser
ne georungen gu iein. Mnfragen mad
sen Musiidten, mel@e Dos 2ano fir
Nelnnf0mmlinge bietet, iino aus al-
len Mi6tungen ser @inoroie einge=
laufen, beionoers itarf audi aus oem
8 item: Elm 3ei6en oafiir, oab Die 5tel-
bemuBte &eflarne, melde ieitenS Der
mubgebenoen Saftoren I'M Sntereiie
l,niereS Stuates gemadt moroen lit,
! pielfnb auf frl1btbaren 8ooen gefal-
len 1t.
Suit ale UNI Musfunft @rin6en<
Sen erflmoigen ii6 nod Der @roBe
oes CUR Mniieolung be%reititebenoen
@ebietes, nod Sen flimatiiden Ser
baltnilien uno ser grtragsfabigfeit
SEES 8ooens. 9ie Nnfragen iin0 10
3ablrei6 eingelaufen, oaB = gemiB
elm j%eltenes @orfommnib - Sen 81
Ienbabne11 sic einlbldgige 2iteratur
ousgegangen lit uno oieielbe i6leu-
agi1apiiefeer ergdd1t5Ismeroen mlB. An-
Der sen Na9fragen aus ben 8erei=
nigten 5tauten laufen audi iebr bic
1e aus ser alten @elt Elm, aus oe1t
1fanoinapii9en 9an6ern iomobl mie
aus Sen ilamii6en @ebieten. Mud
England, Srlano, Sdottlan0 mno
@ales 1teuen Elm groBes &%ontingent
nnter oenen, Sic li6 fir cine Mn=
1ieolnng in I'M erem Staate tnterel tie=
rem.
sssm Nor0lternitaate iteben gegen=
1uartig 1,54O,955 Mder 2an0 CUR Mn=
1ieolung sur @erfiigung, tbeils @egie=
rungs=, tbeils giienbabnlan0; oaoon
iino 1,262,955 Mder permelien, Ser
Melt nod nidt. Die meiiten Ser fret
en- 2anoereien liegen I'M nor0lt@en
Ibeile 0es Staates, 100000 Mder
allein in 8eltrami County. Sort iin0
nod tauien0e bon Ader gu bfQigem
@reiie gu baden. SSm Wat nn0 I'M SUI
nj loaen 6ur6 sen 5taatsauoitor al
Iein 100000 Mder perfauft meroen.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Die spbinr ion acknowledgements
feline Miene ber3ogen baben, als Ser
aolonel ibr feline 3abne 5eigte uno tie
nit our@bobrenoen 8liden betra@.
tete. Mu9 Sic M11mien ser alien
3baraonen louen it@ nidt u%mgeorebt
baben, alg ser groBe SSalger sic 8pra.
mi6en auf's &prn nabm. Das lit aber
MIR cine Mnnabme. @alter @enman
.oenft oariber per1nutbli9 anoers.