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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26

Supt. Ballard yesterday morning
announced the following teachers for
the coming school year:
GIynn Academy.
Ralph Newton, Principal, mathe-
matics; Miss Frances Hopkins, Lat
in; Miss Mildred Thompson, Eng
NSh; D. c. Thomas, History; w. A.
Elliott, science; Miss Margaret Sym
ons, drawing and art, Miss Rose
Smith, music,
GIynn Grammar Schools.
J. P. Mott, Principal departmental
section.
J. P. Mott, Miss Lula Colesberry
Miss Annie O'Connor, Miss Emmie
Luck, Miss Irene Baumgartner, as
sistant
Grade Section.
Miss Jane Duggan, 4A, Miss Ethel
Pierce, ABB; Miss Bonnie Ross, IA !;
Miss Jane Macon, 3B; Miss Gertrude
Scott, "a; unassigned 2B; unassign-
ed IA. Miss Rose Smith 1B.
Purvis School.
Miss Minnie Bourland, principal,
A and B; Miss Margaret Davis, PA
and B: Miss Florence Colesberry "a
and B; Miss Willie Woodward, 4A
and B, Miss Susie Gale ga and B
J. P. Mott, who has been assigned
principal of Glynn Grammar school,
is a graduate of the University CT
Georgia in the class of 1902.
D. G. Thomas is a graduate of En-
ory College in the class or 1909 and
has been assigned the department
of history in high school.
w. A. Elliott is a graduate of Da-
wilson college in the class of 1909.
and obtained his A. M. degree in
1910. He is assigned the department
of science and will also have charge
of the athletics of the high school.
Miss Rose Smith, who has been as
signed First grade B in Glynn Gram
mar school, and supervisor of music
in the schools, comes from Decatur,
Indiana. She has demonstrated her
success as first grade teacher in
scme of the best schools of Indiana,
and is also graduate of the Bos-
ton Conservatory of Music.
School Calendar t9to-1o11.
Schools opens Sept 10, 1910.
Registration begins Sept 5, 1910.
Registration for Risley school be.
gins Sept. y, 1910.
Christmas holiday Dec. %, 1910
School opens January 2. 1911.
End of first semester January 81,
1911.
New term begins January 30, 1911.
Registration for new term January
%, 1911.
School closes June 6, 1911.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
AFTERMATH Of
PRIMARY On
TUESDAY
LATER RETURNS MAY GIVE
. HOKE SMITH A LARGER MA
! JORlTY IN CONVENTION-RlC
! RESULTS OF PRIMARY.

Atlanta, Aug. 25.-Slowly but sure
ly official returns from Tuesdays s
democratic primary are coming In,
and the merely increase the majori-
ty that Hon. Hoke Smith will have
in the state convention which will
nominate him as the democratic can
didate for the governorship of Geor-
gia.
Official returns, up to late this af-
ternoon, had been received from 128
counties in the state. Eighty of
these counties were carried by the
ex-governor and they give him a to-
tai of 204 votes in the convention.
Forty-eight of these counties went
for Governor Brown with a total of
120 votes in the convention Among
those counties which went for Smith
but which have not been tabulated
IN the list since the official returns,
have not been received include Mil
len, Franklin and Chattahoochee.
Those excluded from the list are
Oglethorpe and Wayne, in which the
ex-governor had plurality but per-
haps net majority
Richmond for Smith.
Several papers in the state this
morning published information from
Augusta that Richmond county had
gone for Governor Brown and that
county was placed in his column by
these papers. Official returns from
there today, however, show that the
county went for Mr.. Smith by a ma.
Jority of 292.
1t is believed that the completion
of the official vote will give Smith a
majority in the convention of not less
than 40 votes, which will, OF course,
be made up of 36S delegates A ma
Jorit in the convention is 1856.
Disregarding the counties which
have not yet sent in their official
returns and those held in abeyance
for possible prorating his majority
at present is twenty. This twenty,
however, is the minimum It will be
increased perhaps twenty more
votes.
Davidson in Lead.
Returns received today make it ap-
parent that R. E. Davidson has won
the nomination for prison commits
sioner over Judge G. R. Hutchens.
Returns thus far received, show that
Davidson has carried As counties, en-
titling him to 1873 votes in the con-
vention, while late reports give
Hutchens 21 counties with 80 votes
in the convention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
STOLE MONEY TO ATTEND
MEETING OF CHURcHMEN

st. Louis, Aug. 25.-Rev. August
HeubericA, formerly pastor of a Ger
man Lutheran church in Middleburg
O., stole seventeen watches and SIS
IN currency from students of Eden
college, st. Louis county, in order to
raise money to attend the Pennsyl-
yania Evangelical synod, according to
his statement today made when he
arrived frcm Cincinnati in custody
OF an officer who placed him in Jail.
The preachers arrest was caused
by a former student Of Eden college
Heuberich said he would plead guilty
to the charges against him. His IL
cense to preach was taken from him
by the Lutheran governing board a
month ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
SURVEYING PARTIES RETURN
They Have Been at Work on the
oconee River.

Two large surveying parties, un-
der the local government engineers
office, have returned to the city after
completing work on the Oconee river
Both of thes parties have been at
work making a servey OF the river
for the past three months. One of
them was under A. H. Rippard and
the other under w. T. Johnson. A
complete survey of the Oconee has
been made, and as soon as the report
is made up it will be forwarded to
Washington jt#etJo lte
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SCHOONER SINKING.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 24.-The big
coasting schooner, Katherine M.
Monahan, Capt J. Sifford, bound
from New York to Knights Key,
Fla, with a cargo of cement was
abandoned eff Cape Hatteras at a.
m, today in a sinking condition. She
is now believed to be at the bottom
of the ocean.
Capt, Sifford, his crew of seven
men and one colored woman landed
safely in yawl at Durants life saw.
ing station.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
COLUMBUS STRIKE RIOTS

Columbus, o., Aug. 25.-Striking
car men received a contribution of
$3.50 from the Federation of Labor
Union of Columbus, Montana, today
Director McCune arrived at the
scene tonight just as a crowd was
threatening conductor who had
shot into a residence after a stone
had hit his car. McCune took the
conductor away with a promise to
the crowd that he would see that
Justice was meted out to him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
COUNTY BUSY EXTENDING
SHELLROAD TO STERLING.

! A portion of the county gang is
now busy extending the shell road
leading towards Sterling. New shells
have been placed near the entrance
on out to Old Sterling and the road
will be continued for "a few miles fur
ther. In time this public road will
be extended all the way to the coun-
ty line and will be generally improv-
ed. The road is used more than any
ether in the county and the farmers
generally, as well as all others wAo
use it, are glad that the Improvement
is being made.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
TORPEDO BOATS COLLIDE

Norfolk, Va. Aug 25.-The report
Of the collision near the Virginia
Capes yesterday between the torpedo
boat destroyers Flushing and Preston
of the Atlantic torpedo fiotilla, has
been forwarded to Washington. The
accident occurred while the vessels
were headed up Chesepeaks Bay for
Solomon Island for target practice.
The bow of the Flushing was stove
in. The Preston was unhurt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
me"cans Who murdered Americans
Receive Sentences.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Murderers
OF William R. Boggs, Jr., son of Gen.
William R. Boggs. Of Winston-Salem
~ e. hase been brought to Justice
at Durando Mexico, according to a
state department report.
Young Boogs was slain during the
month OF November, 1907. While act.
ing as superintendent Of the Utopia
Mining Compan he was waylaid at
night and killed by two disgruntled
employees, Jesus Monarres and Am.
clio Montenegro. Monarres has been
sentenced to death and Montenegro
to Imprisonment for ten ears.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
TEDDY STRIKES
HARD BLOW At
GRAFTERS
HE DECLARES THEY SHOULD BE
SEVERELY DEALT WITH-EX-
PRESIDENT ON HIS SPEAKING
TOUR PLEADS FOR HONESTY
IN POLITICS. |

Buffalo, Aug. 25-Addressing mem
bers Of the Ellicott Club, with whom
he breakfasted shortly after sunrise
Colonel Roosevelt made a strong plea
for the punishment of crooked and
grating officials, and the election Of
honest ones in their places He SAID
in part:
Il believe in party government, but
the moment the question of honesty
involved, | recognize no party distinc-
tions, or, if do, it is my business to
put the CRATER and crook out of pub
lie life if he belongs to my party.
"Distrust, however, fnanciers who
can see crookedness only in the
grating Of small politicians and
grating leaders; distrust also those
who can see it only in big financiers.
But you must attack a man because
he is crooked. If poor and crooked,
attack him. If rich and crooked at
tack him. In fact, attack the rich
CROCK trifie stronger. Yes. + will
put it to him very strongly"
Addresses Railroad Men
Dunkirk, n ", Aug 25.-A large
gathering of railroad men met Roose
velt here. He Said:
Il have always admired railroad
men, because they have certain quail
tiles which | like to think of as typ
ically American. They known how to
act. They know how to work and
how to obey orders"
He was interrupted by an engine
blowing of steam, 81 can't talk
against that" he protested He ad-
ded that an engine was the ''only
thing he couldn't talk against
AS the train moved off some one
yelled. "Do them up in the conyen-
ton, Teddy"
He smiled broadly, but made no
reply
Thousands Cheer "Teddy."
Erie, Aug. 25.-Fully 5000 people
greeted Roosevelt here.
Hello, Teddy" yelled the crowd.
In an undertone he remarked to Rep
resentative Bates: 81 used to think il
lowered my dignity to have them call
me Teddy but do you know I am
getting to like it now" His speech
followed that at Buffalo.
Journey for Outlook.
Mr. ROcsevelts present tour of thA
West is under the auspices of the
Outlook, the weekly journal uDon
which the former President is now
engaged as contributing editor. The
outlook provided a private car for
the trip, the party consisting of Col,
Roosevelt and his private secretary.
Frank Harper, together with William
X. Rowland, publisher of the Ont
look, and Eearnest H. Abbot and
Harold J. Rowland, Of the editorial
staff Of that publication. The faca.
tj.u report to the effect that the
Outlook would get ont daily pink ex-
tra5 to chronicle the detail ana events
at the 1raHd toHr was iud,erantly
denied today bv De. Lyman AJ5-u.
IAe Roosevelt special viii De rush
ed direct to Cheyenne Wyo.. wlare
the annual Frontier CeleJ.ati.u re-
gins tomorrow Mr.. Roosevelt will
feacn he Wyoming metro oil, sat
qrday and viii address what will
probably be one Of the largest gath
erinss Of pioneers. old-timers and
native sons ever aeld in that section.
Any bad taste left in the mouth OF
the colonel by the New York Repub-
licans will probably be forgotten af-
ter he has tasted of Cheyenne hos
pitality.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
KILLED BY WASP.

WatertowH, N. Y. Aug. 25--Mrs
Frank Dimmock, aged Sc, OF Natural
Bridge, while picking berries in a
field near her hcme, was stung on
the arm by yellow wasp, walked a
few feet and dropped dead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
TWO LIVES LOST,
Excursion Steamer Runs Down
Launch With Fatal Results.

New York, Aug. 25.-Two lives
were lost early today when the excur
sion boat Majestic. returning to New
York from Coney Island, ran down
and sank launch containing merry
makers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26

Operation performed-H. J. Thur
low who has been seriously i'll at the
Guy hospital for several days past
underwent an operation at the city
nospital yesterday. His condition is
still very critical. :,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-26
NAMED
FOR COMING
SESSION
ARE THAT THERE
WILL BE MORE CHILDREN EN-
ROLLED THIS YEAR THAN AT
HISTORY

Supt. Ballard yesterday morning
announced the following teachers for
the coming school year:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
&earp glretie Club.

Simmer nod lit Sic 6rage ni6t er=
leoigt> OF &earp ser mirfIi9e gntoe=
der 6es Moropols lit, u1o i9on labt
ibn iein @nt6edungStrieb nidt Ian=
ger rotten. SSn Seem Sort bat er sic
8iirger fir cine 5abrt mod Sem 5iio-
pol 0erort begeiitert, 0aB 6ieielben iid)
bereit erflart boben, 100000 fir Ell
ne Stiftung %5uguniten elmer gntoe=
dungSreiie nad 6em @u6pol ber5uge-
ben. Sb &earp ielblt Sic gnt0edungs=
reiie unternebmen min, lit fraglid, bat
er ia erflart, er iei fir cine oerortige
Gnt6edmngstour 5u alt l1no 5u i6ma6-
@atte &earp por6em cine 9feiie na6
st. CLOUD gena@t uno 6as bon ser
&reik e. @iimn1er @ral1erei b%era1sgc-
gebene ~M1t @eioelberger" 8ier ii@.
5u @emiitbe gefiibrt, iiber Sitter u11o
9dmade miiroe er nidt GIT flagen
baben, 0enn ugllt @etoelberger" bdlt
Sen Srinfer emig jung l1no n1ad)t oem
56ma6en itarf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

oorten aus elmer Da9ll1fe nno NOR 10:
fabreu. - 0as 5jabrige 5obnden Del
sTamilie 5dneioermeiiter Seize II
ftieB ein NIT beibergtlld
qefiiates @efdB um ulto pl1roe toot'
lirh nerhriiht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
sSudenoes @csem1a tpeasetpaidlen.

IS lit @u6 25 Gents mertb, oas
l@redli6e uno peinli6e SUDDEN gu
ltinen. Si9erli6 re0et SIR 25 Gents
anf Cures M%potbefers @mpfeblung
FIN ausgeben> INN sen i@redli6en, iu=
denoen Musidlag gu fublen, gu beilen
uno 5a miloern. @emaB l1eberein=
fomme11 nit Sen 9. 9. 9. Elaborate
rien bon Chicago, itn0 mir i'm Stan0e,
cine ipe5iele Sfferte elmer 25 Gents
6lai6e hires aus @intergriin gepreb=
ten Sels gu MAIDEN, 0os befannt 1T
uls 9. 9. 9. @reicription. Spre@t
Dor ooer 'i9reibt ODER telepbonirt an
g. s. Garter. @ir milien abiolut, oas
oas SsSufen iofort oufb0rt 6ur4 Mn=
men6ung ser 9. 9. 9. &reicrtption,
uno Sic &eilungen idetnen ale a1=
oauernb gu iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

boftet, neil ite ibr 3iabr. franflifes
&in6 10 barbariib m%iBbun0elten, oaB
es fturb. = Ser % Sabre alte @irtbs=
lobn @ermann @erner BON 6 nj e L
oingen lieB iih bonn 3uge iiberfab=
rem nno muroe auf Ser Steae getoo=
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itedt. Inter &eroa9t ser Sbat mur0e
ser in &usmpl mobnbafte 2an0mirtr
un0 5dmeinebdnoler Muff perbaftet.
= SIN u@plerlo@" 5tpiiden Surg
uno 8aoen mur0e Ser 56neioer Sos.
@eere aus Sigmaringen 6aS Spfet
zines rduberii4en Mor6iiberfaaes. Ser
M0roer lit in Ser 8erion bes iungen
5penglers 6. @ie0emeier bon @euen=
oorf in &aft. = gu g rel It g e muir
Sc ser 7~7iabrige Sac. 2an5 als ber=
foblte 2ei9e unter 6en 8%ranotriim=
mern ieines @o15baas@ens aufgefun=
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

&un5 aus &ei@en perungliidte I'M
@aloe beim @ol5riden t00tli6.- Ser
Zimmerman 2ubm. @uoeb BON
9 r ii n mur6e auf ser Don Marie,1-
berg na6 @itfomib f%iibren6en 5traBe
BON einem @agen ser ,eleftrii9en
StraBenbabn uberfabren uno getootet.
2mTembrrg.
Migr. Soiepb stpeens aus sem
Sr6en ser @eiben Batter in 2mr-
e mburgi ft gum Goaoiutor oes Mpo<
itolii6en @icars BON MDan5a (Mfrifa(
ernannt moroen. Migr. stpeens mar
langere 8eit Superior ser @eiBen
Safer in Marientbal uno fat
bier oas bette Mn0enfen binterlonen.
SIM Sabre 1901 ging er na9 Mfrifa.
= SSn 6 6terna@ itarb SRI. Ma-
ria &ubp, So@ter 6es Sabritbeiibers
9einrt9 &ubD, oils Ser Sooten=
graber bon gttelbrud ouf 6en
Sr1eoDo1 tdm, 1arD CT bort Den 3Oldb=
rigen &uti6er Clinton @rier, aulebt
mobnbaft 1T 2uremburg, entieelt auf
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mar ieit Sabren i9permiitbig gene
ien. = @repenma9er bate au1
1. San. 2733 g%inmobner, gegen 273t
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SATIRE aus Mmerifa 5uriidgefebrteu
3abnarbetter &rier aus 80 ii ih e.
d + tpnr0en in @repemader $50 sc.
Eapiergelo aus ser 5ai@e geitoblert.
= Ser 43iabrige 9eic. goert, friiber
in Saller mobnbaft, lit in Opel
BORT an einem 5@luganfaq plobli9
%geitorben. = Dem Dor einigen 9agen
auf oem &iittentperfe in Diioelingen
pernnglidten 2%0idbrigen Sob. 8lau
BON &eIIingen lit NUN audi nod
Ser ltnfe Mrm int 59ultergelenfe ab-
genommen mor6en. Groboem i6eint
es, als OBJ 8lau nit oem 2eben oapor1
fommen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

gl,blid; lie miro i'm CONNER fertig--
geitelt lein. Die @%eiammtfoiten per-
sen auf reidlid 100000 M. pera1t<
Ihlaat. - Die BON oen Bertranens>
m41u1ern bes Golfspereins I'M porigen
%.sSriibiabrsin 8eh t a beidlonene Gin
rihtunq elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
id11le unter 2eitung bon S6meitern Il.
6. 6rou in 9obne fonnte jInglt
oaielbit er0ffnet neroen.
@iirttember8.
Die biesjGbrigen @en1ei1oeratbs-
mablen in Stmttgart fanoen na9
SEM @ropor3 ltatt, nobel Sic 5o5ial-
oemofraten an manden Blase1 Nor-
tbeile errangen. SSn 6 nj ii muir
SEN 2 G~entrnmsmdnner, 2 So5ialoe-
mofraten un6 Elm 2iberaler ertpablt.
5taotaufmarter 50. Binetb feierte
lein 25iabr. 9ienitiubilanm. - gle
Sem Fl. Solepb gemeibte @otbfirbe tn
ser 5tuttgarter &arlSpori taot Ses<
lad muroe feierli6 beneoi5trt. 9te
gaafolten betruee,1 $4,000 Marf.-
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&ramer in g~rIenmooS muroe TIT
ser 5an0grube bon berabitet9enoen
gromallen getootet. Sn 81 lp1rs~
brannte oas @obnbons oes u.
@iibler ab. - Ser friibere 9arlebens=
fa1ieuredner 2ub BON M1timgen
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befin6et, erlitt einen S@laganfaa.-
@oloene &o95eit begingen 6eloldib
2eob. Maun5 un0 6rau, geb. 6ral@
in &ol5beim. Ser Sobn oes
Oefonomen un6 Sdmanenmirtbs
Miiaer BON Mnrrbur6t Dernr=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
Kinder scnroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
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Sn gggers6orf lit bo6m. SIR.
6ran5 8ernbar6, @farrer i. g., int
Sitter BON II Sabren g%eitorben. Ct
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
t<jnaor oohreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas r on
8aDern.

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seit. 0os nod riiitige &aor 1T 80
be5p. IS Sabre alt. = Sm 9orfe
sorium BEL @il0esbeim per1pu1=
oete Elm 2e6rling 0es S@neioermei=
tiers 5tinig oieien uno 6eiien So6ter
ourd &epoIperi9ilie i6per. Ser Sba-
ter, ser ii@ fir cine erboltene DIR
feiqe RIDDEN moute, mur0e in Stmn1els-
tbur perbaftet.
@etfalen.
Sic ISABELLE in semen lit bon
ginbredern beroubt 1poroen, Sic I'M
sSnnern ser &apeue groben S@aoe11
anridteten uno SEN Spferit tod erbra.
den. - Io6tlid perrnglidt tit in Ser
Tabrif bon STARTS & 60. in s o ) e IL
Iimburg ser 8admeiiter S. Boe;
der. - Sn Minoen lit Ser @irfl
@ebeime @atb &egiermgSpraiioent a
9. Moolf b. @tlgrim geitorben. = ST.
SoQen mur0e ser S@irrmann Ser:
broht bon ei1em 3uge t0otli6 ilber'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

oarteu aus eiaer 0a6ll1fe nno NOR To-
fobren. 9as 5iabrige Sobnden Der
Tamilie 5dneioermeiiter Seue IN
IS itieB ein NIT be1Ber9ttla)
aefiiQtes @efaB um u11o m1roe toof=
lih perbriibt.
&beinproptn5.
0ie @egierung fat Sen 9om1n1ta=
neriren aus Mrenberg g%eltattet, tn
|Ooleioen cine Mieoerlaiiung fir
cine ainoerbemabranitalt nno eln
,Seim fir altere, aaeinltebenoe 6ral1en
a1 erridten. = SSn 8onn TT Der
lonaiabrige 5tootoeroronete @eb. Su.
ltiaratb Serb. @ib int SITTER BON y
;sabren geltorben. = Ser 46labr1gs
8rofurilt S. 5dmit BON Der Mttler=
aeieai6aft @iB & So. tn 0ne l.
Sor err 6oB ieine @befran uno lei
men 14iabrigen COIN nno beging ooll1
5elbltmoro. = Sic ginmobner5abl
Ser @emein0e 8mr@eio betragt
aur 3eit 6493 9eelen. = erlfla9en
bon &aubmoroern pur0e in 9 @on n
nebed ser 8ergmann 3ala@. Son
ser Gbatern 6ot man feline Spur. -
Sic gbeleute Sbitbanoler &et. &om-
mersfirden in @euB feierten @oloe=
ne So65eit. - Sn Solingen
brannte oas @ieling'i6e @el6atts-
baus, in oem )i@ eine @irtbidaft nno
5peaereimaaren &an0lung befanoet1>
qb. - @farrer g. &appeS bon ct.
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Sitter bon II Sabren, infolge zines
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mar ser @eritorbene ulS &aplan an
ser aroBen ct. Sacobspfarrei in 81 o.
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MIDI. - SIM Sitter bon Is Sabren Der
idieo bo6m. &err Sub. Mommarb,
8farrer bon Sr
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fabren uno 5eritiidelt. SSn N 60 T.
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met1terS @ilb. Bradmann BET elmer
9amperploiion.-0o 4iabr. Sod=
ter6en oes Observation-Disclosures IN
q meIn gerietb 'nnter einen Waggon
un6 muroe toot gequeti6t.
Decentralization.
Sn @eiIigenrooe erbangte
li6 ser 20 Sabre alte Snpalioe S,
@enoel megen neutrality-suspicious.
- Sn 5eiferts brannte oaS Mn'
ueien 6es Sobann SturmiuS. 6reier
nie0er. - Bel elmer 56lagerei IN
Gappe1 erlitt 56reinermeiiter $
Shmirf gerlebungen, 0enen er erlag
- Sn @itenbau e II itiir5te oas
G0dterden oes Magelidmieoes Balm;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

@eil mir fortfabren anperoauli@e
5peiien 51 eiien, iteut iid @eritopfung
elm. Dr Muguit &0nig's &amburger
Iropfen lit Elm 5pe5ififat gegen 0ieien
3uitano, file erlei6tern iofort un0 et1t=
fernen sic l1ria6e, mel@e 10 leidt
ldledte @eiunobeit perurladt.