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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-15

Seutc Der bodaeiteltcn. reideu
alaiic miiiien es bod ais ctpas CIR
babcucs betrahten, ipenn lie olrd Die
Rcinmadlua ibrer idmusi9cn 81dc
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-15

Sn Der ]norerpdbntc Srcoigcr ser
Iniift lit, baB Der Mfcuih crit ans
fdn9t. penn CT $4,000 pDcr mehr int
Sabre perbient. fiel mir beilu 9tnd
beufen bariibcr cine Nnetputc elm,
fpslhe ih Dor langcn Sobrcu cinn1al
III einem Sufe. vOas Bud 3ltm SoOts
laden" 9eleicn babe. Vel ciucnI
SbeetrGu6d)cu, iupSi bloB Sameu ber
bUbercn aoitc 3utritt battcn. mnchtc
Cine berielbeu bic Senlerfung, nan
f6unc nit Dem %Snicl9rrdtbc ciuen
@erslei6 auitelen. Did Nrbcitcr. Die
SienitbOtcu nnb .Nebnlitc iteleu baS
irbene @cidirr Dor, lpie cS bel Den
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
Chase City

Especial to The Richmond virgnianl
CHASE CITY. VA. June THE Hen
f. b. Goode left last Monday for Wash
ington. D. c. and Newport City, 10
visit his daughter and son
Mrs. Roxelle watkins ia the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Clark
Miss Sue Gregory loft Tuesday for
Lynchburg. whore she Will attend tina
finals of the Womans College and from
thence she win go to Alabama ana
Georgia making visits with friends.
Monday morning for an extended trip
to Washington, New York and Niagara
Falls and South Hill on their return,
Miss Annie Roberts, who has Just
completed q most successful session at
Orangcburg, s. c., Is At home for va
cation.
Miss Alice Taylor. who has been at
the Baptist Theological Seminary at
Louisville. KY. Is at home for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Roberts. who at
tended the finals of the Woman's Coll
iege at Richmond last week, returned
ing young daughter. Miss Gladys. who
is one OF the graduates of that institu-
ton this year.
Mr.. Roland wildman. Of Chapel Hin.
IL visiting his brother, Mr.. w. d. Wild
man ON Academy street.
Cards are out announcing the mar
| Yiago of Miss Bessie Stigallss of Scotts-
| burg. to Mr. &. w. Owen, toAAake place
| June 18th Miss Stigsll was the popa-
| lar and attractive guest of Miss Ella
| Barnes here last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
The Opportunity of Lifetime Purchase HghGrade Piano


street. is improving after her recent
illness.
Mrs Stoubt. OF Fulton Hill. who
has been for some time at the Shell.
tering Arms Hospital. has been res
moved 10 her home.
Lewis Washer. Jr., student OF the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. u
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Washer. Ssos VIII.
liza msburg avenue.
The funeral OF MIR. John Archer
Vaughan. who died Friday morning
at 4:30 O'Clock in his home. 500 Denny
street, took place Sunday afternoon
at 3:S eo'clock from the Denny Street
NJ E. church. The funeral service
was conducted by the Rev. V. w.
Bargamin. Burial was in Oakwood
Cemetery. W.
Mr.. George NJ. u. Robinson. aged
So years. died in his home. Henrtco
county, near Four Mile Creek church,
His remains will be shipped Wednes~
day afternoon at o'clock to VIII
mington, Del, where the Masons will
take charge Of the body and eeHdHee
the funeral.
The ladies of Fulton Hin VIII give
a box social and entertainment In Gef-
ferris Hall Thursday night, benefit Ok
the Fulton Hill chapel.
! Mrs. Y. V. Vaughan and son, Ray
and Mrs. I. w. Vaughan and son.
Warren. Misses Irma and Anna
! Towikes are visiting Mrs. s. E. Mainens
| of Seventh street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Duke left to-
| day for their future home In Iowa.
Mrs. Miller. of Baltimore. IL here
on a visit to her son, Mr.. Charles
Miller, OF Fort Lee,
| The little son of Mr.. and Mras
Holmes, OF State street. was taken to
the Virginia Hospital Saturday even-
I ing to be operated on for appendi-
| r{tta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
airnount

Ideal Council. Daughters OF Liberty
will meet at the town hall Tuesday,
night at O'Clock all members no
members are urged to be present As
ter the meeting practice will be hel4E
for their entertainment
Mr. Ciaud Burks. who has been IL
Pennsylvania for some time has -
turned to his home here.
Mrs. Mary Doxe has moved from thin
vicinity to Ninth and Clay streets. u
N There will be lawn party given hX
Friday night at the first toll gate 0ME
the Mechanicsville pike. FsS
The Sunbeam Society OF the HApe1M@
church are making preparations fox
seven cent supper to be held IN IT,
church in the near future. MA ID
- The regular review OF the M3ef&&
bees was held In the town hall E11441E
afternoon at four o'clock, Mrs. e
berton presiding. After the roGD401
business they were favored with - f
strumental duet by Miss Alma AIeM<&
son and jamie Euckols. solo ~ Az
Mamie Rouse. recitation BY Mis-
Patterson and recitation BY Aae4
ephtne Eckert; after which re1N
meutp were served by the ladies 4Na
Master Robert Clements c0ntlHM
to improve at his home on the AecAM
nj. Walter Houchens, Of Gor44&
ylIlo Is visiting his friend, Mr.. ca
Reid, Of Mosby street I'll sSsS
Mr., q. Strange. who han 6e4m
III a. har home kor the PAST tAfo0
II spmeuhat 1mpsexeo h 73SS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

One OF the prettiest home marriages
of the on took place Tuesday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock at the residence Of
the brides aunt. NJ Kate Proctor, 4ls
n. Twenty-sixth street. The contract
Ing parties were Miss Katie Christian
McPhatl. daughter of Mrs. Lula Chris
tian and the late John r. McPhail. and
and Mrs. J. s Moore. The Rev. W. r.
Proctor was the officiating minister
Though lacking that touch of the spec
tacular incident to an evening wedding.
color scheme OF green and white being
carried out in every detail. The deco
rations of palma. ferns and cut now
ers were interpreted with candelahras,
their green and white candles emitted q
soft glow. enhancing the beauty of the
scene. Little Miss Louise Moore. niece
of the groom, and Francis Bell, cousin
OF the PRIDE, daintiiy attired In white
MI. r Bayard Proctor. cousin OF the
bride. acted as usher. The bride en-
tered on the arm OF her mrother Mr.
Benjamin 0riggsby. McPhaii. who gave
Percy Lawrence Moore acted As his
best man Mira W. l. Phillips. OF
Washington. played Mendeilsohn's we'd
ding march az the bridal party entered
the Fragrant Summer Time" was
played softly during the ceremony. The
bride, who Is q girl OF charming per-
sonality was atttred in q silk pongse Of
20 match and carried a shower bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley and orchids I'm
mediatefy after the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore left on their wedding tour
which win include stay in New York
city. visit TO a school s.rl friend. Miss
Bessie Aidrich at Hermon, N. y. same
time spent on Thousand Islands re-
turning to Binghamton. N. Y. for :
rfalv 20 hA hi VI
Williams; q short stop In Philadelphla
as the guests OF Mrs. Harry Scherer
formerly Miss Annie Gibson, OF Church
Mn. and some time spent With tn:
Washington After July LIST. Mr.. AM
Mrs Moore viii be at home to theii
friends at faos f. Broad street. Mrs
Kate Proctor entertained "a. the BIRD.
The Wonnans Foreign Missionar,
Conference will be held In Hampton
june 18th; The Ha .,,rs,an M sssn =,
that date. thus accommodating all wht
The Ltiirut,an wedding" VIII b,
Mann sa A silver Offering Win 30 take,
at the door, and the entertainment VII
be for the benefit Of the Home Mission
The Daughters of Liberty will run I
twilight excursion to West Point. Jun'
18TH. Nothing will be spared to maxi
the occasion An enjoyable one.
Mr., and Mrs. g. d. Bass and children
of 9S0S f. Broad street, have returnct
1 home from trip TO Winchesters
| eva tx ley. OF brakes Branch are visit
linz Mrs. william Russell OF Twenty
| af9hth and Marshall streets.
fdttle Mary Lee Phaup Is very sick Q
at the home OF her parents. s2o4 =
BROAD street. She has measles. whoop
ing cough and bronchitis
| Miss Ethel Massie, OF Twenty eightl
4 and Broad, entertained party o
friends at an enjoyable fruit supper q
| Eorest Hill Saturday evening.
\ Mr.. s. D. Turner and family, accom-
/ nanied by their niece. Miss Chrtstin
Rhnup. OF Matthews county. yecentl,
visited Mr., w. =. Turner of HighlAn'
apriugs. MN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

cinnati. Ohio. Rev. A. j. Harlow. o.
the Baptist church, oniciated. The
bride was lovely attired In white satin
trimmed with handsome lace, and
carried white roses. The room was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and every available seat was occu'
pied by friends Of the bridal party
The bride Is the daughter OF II. G.
Waugh, a prominent railroad man oil
this county. and the groom 10 prom
inent business man OF Cincinnati, hav.
ing held q high position with the fire
department OF that city for severa
years After receiving a share of hap
by congratulations the couple left fol
an extended bridal tour West, which
after the 18th Of June, will be at theii
handsome home In Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
Fulton News
News items may be left mt Nell
sans Furniture store, or phoned
% Madison 474o.

Mr.. and MIRA Edgbert Claiborne. of
1928 williamsburg avenue. Is visiting
the latter's brother, Mr.. George Nor
ris, OF Cumberland county.
Mr.. Robert BEDFORD, who has been
extremely Ill at hts home in Farrans-
Vile, Ii improving.
Mr.. Hugh Horn. Of Scotland. has
gone to Petersburg. after spending
some time with Mira Claiborne. of
ss2S Williamsburg avenue.
Mr.. Floyd BEDFORD. who was oper-
ated on last Wednesday at the vir-
ginia Hospital. II improving
Mr.. william MoEwen. of Phiiadel-
phia. left last week for his home. after
spending some time with friends here,
The sons OF r. O.. 8. Of A. 4sfii meet
wednesday night In Nslsen's Hall
Mn Frank Powell. Is Leuisians
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
INSTRUCT DELEGATES
FOR JUDGE SAUNDERS
Democrats in Fifth District VIII
Return Candidate to Con-

ROCKY MOUNT. VA, June "A,
the Democratic mass meeting here yes.
teroAy ~ delegates were elected and
instructed 10 vote for recollection of y
w. Saunders at the NTH district con-
ErossionAl convention, which meet.
here June 18th to nominate q candidate
for Congress.
Judge Saunders made a brief address
In which he said that the tariff bin had
been amended and improved by ths
Joint action Of the Democrats and in
surgent Republican,. and that ths
amended railroad httt Also was the re.
suit of their united efforts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. )
MANASSAS. VA, Juno THAT
Engineer Ponton. OF extra passenger
train No, la16 and the nagman of the
section torce, wore gAsponsible for
the wreck at Cedar Run Bridge q few
days ago, was the result Of an tuves-
tigation by tho railway ofFlcials. Blame
attaches to the engineer for disre-
gaFding An order requiring him to
reduce speed 20 ten mtlos an hour on
his run FROM Caivsrton TO Cedar Run
and 70 the Aagnan for not Obearyinc
proper precautions under existinr cir.
cumstancee,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

Mr.. Raymond Ttnsley is very sick at
his homo on Twenty third street with
fever
OF sos ~ Thirty-third street, left to-
day to visit her sister. Mrs. Richwine,
Of the Eastern Shore. She was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. w. r.
Saunders.
Mrs. Hicks. OF New Kent is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Boswell. Of lsZt
Pleasant street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
Edwartls-Perry.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE, VA. June Miss
Lillian Perry, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrx ]. 8. Perry. and Lieutenant Rob
ert o. Edwards az the United States
army. were married last night at s
o'clock in st. Paul's Episcopal church.
Salem. the ceremony being perform
cd in the presence OF a large as
sembiy OF friends by tho rector, the
Rev. DR.. Meredith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
VIRGINIA
WEDDINGS

Especial 20 The Richmond yirginian.)
ORANGE. VA. June IA very
pretty marriage was soiemnised at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James h Ja-
oobs Monday ct p. NJ, when Miss
Eva ~. WAugh. . beautiful debu.
tants at Oranos county, was welded
e NJ. Thanas + Tsldmau. o& Gin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

Especial to The Richmond yirgnian.)
EMPORIA, June Mr.. n. N. harrt-
son and Miss Eva Wilkinson, of this
place. were married in Washington
Thursday. They returned last night.
They will make their home here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
CHURCH HILL NEWS


o 'phoned Madison 1851
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

te jpmobl nit bem Wonarden, mic
audi nit Dem o%iterr, -llng. Winilter oes
MeuBeren, @rafen BON @ebrentbal,
langere 8eipredungen iiber lie politl=
ld]en Sagesfragen. = Sim u. Oct.
lino in @ sic Diterreid}iid)en n1o
u11goriihen 0elegationen 5lllonnmel1=
oetretcn. Nod ser gr0ffnung ourd}
Sic Ibrpnreoe perbreitete lid) ser Wl=
liter oe5 NellBerel1, @raf Nebrel1=
tbo(, iiber Sen ollaemeinen Stano Ser
al1sm1rtigen Mngelegenbeiten. Ser
Morinefouma1oant, @rof Montecltc=
coli legte sic Not6men0igfeit elmer
groberen 6lotte 0ar. Snfolge Der
pieler1 Mallenfunogebungen gegen Sic
Ileilhtbeuerung fat Sic Hegierung
sic g%iniiibrung bon orgentinild)em
6leiid %geltattet, un0 Sic Ginfubr bat
bereits begomen. Ser 8otidafter
ser Ser. Staaten, Screens, lette ale
@ebel in @emegung, I'M audi 0em
noroamerifaniiden 6leii6 eine1l
Morft 81 peridaffel1, aber leine Mn=
1trengunge11 ldeiterten p%oQltan0ig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27
Kinder 8cnreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- or
Qmrembnrg.

l1nter @etbeiligung bon 800 Mrbet=
tern fano in Gid q 5. Ml5. Ser
fotholiide MISUNDERSTANDING ltatt.
- slus @onnemeg lit Ser 45jab.
Shlol1er Motb. &1ein unter 3urild-
lojlung ieiner 6rau ln0 6 fleiner &in=
ser ipurlos %peridm1n0en. = Ser &C.
m%ein0erotb BON 9illingen fat
Sic Yldne nn0 &oitenanidlage sum
8ou elmer nel1en &apeue, Sic runo
$4,000 ST.. fo1ten ioa, %genebmigt. -
Sn Me6inge,n brannte Sic Sden=
ne oes Meiiblenbeliters Sob. Setter
Sdunmers nebit 6l,tterpprratben,
Mderger1tben uno elmer Sagemiible
nieoer. SmoSen $1,000 ST., perjib=
EFT. = Inter Ser Bride IN ~ / =
0er6onpen 1puroe Die 2eide 0eS
in Sen 20er Sa6ren i%te6en0en @ein=
be%rgorbeiter sc. Noos nufgefunoen.
Gr NOR in Ser Nadt BON SberOonpen
noh @auie g%eiobre1t, onideineno mi=
ser sic 8riife gerannt un0 in oie Sic
fe geltiir5t. - Sn @obidei0 itarb
i'm Sitter bon 73 Sabren SEER 0om.
2eper1, longidbriges Mitglie0 oeS Sir
d)e11rot6es 11n0 Elm gbrenmann
Gdiueis.
Snfolqe Ser &loge ser 2iql1i0a-
transformation Ser Snternationolen
giientaFnbonf ml1roer Bis iett bier
goufiers perbaftet: Sic beiOen friibe=
rem 9irectorel1 Ser Snternatlonnlen
giienbo6nbanf, 6ree0lun0 (gnglar1oer
ooer Muiie) un0 @reittmaper (2ol1-
lonne), ferrer Sic 8onflers Moe5
(@ergier) un0 Stepens, Sic beld}tl=
oiqt fins, bel Ser Snternationalene 81
lenbobnbanf groBe l11teridlelfe be-
go11gen git baben. = 3mei 8obnbe=
ante maren onr Nben0 bes 10. Oct.
auf SEM @abnbof in 9 a lie nit oem
Ginlooen BON aoffern beidaftigt, oie
aus Mmerifa 5uriidfonmenOen &ullen
geb0rten. acknowledgements lieBen
Sic 8ean1ten einen ser Softer fallen,
morauf cine furdtbare grplolion err
fo1gte, ol1rh Sic bei6e 8eamte idmer
perlett 1pnr0en. Sn Sem Softer mar
cine 8ombe perpadt gepelen. Ser
Gigentbiimer oes &offers mur6e nit
;Srau un0 ain0 am 8abnbof perbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27
@c5tunnsen, Bic @eimatb GIT perlahen.

Seoes Sabr lit cine groBe Mn5abl
ormer 2eioen0en, beren 2ungen meb
un6 gefoltert itn6 BON @uiten, ge=
5tpungen, nod einem an6eren &lima
gu reiien. Mber oies lit foitipielig uno
nift INNER iiher. Sc gtbt einen BEL
ieren @eg. 2oBt Or. Sings Neue
Grfin0utg gud oabeim beilen. ugs
heiltc MIDI BON 2ungenfranfbeit,"
id)reibt %. Ct. Nelion bon galamine,
Nrf., ,aIs oGes Mnoere febIidlug,
ln1o if lto}m AZ Gfln0 an @epid)t gu.
IS lit iiderLih Ser Gonig oQer Sill
lt1o 2stngenzVlittel(." Iaule1noe
idulsen i'm ifr 2eben uno @eiu11o=
felt. SIT poiitio ~gera1tirt gegen SUI
iten, Crfaltrug, ga Grippe, M1thna,
aeudhrI}en = ale i4ehl= ltno 2l1n-
aelf=Gral1fhciten. SOC uno S1.O0.
grnfeflaide irei in Molitnrs apotbe-
fe, ct glolo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

Ger befnnnte Se%luitenpater Ser
nar0 8augbn, elmer Ser be0euteno1ten
&on5elre0ner 2onoons, Ser an Sem
Gudariltiiden aongreb in Wontreol
tbeilgenomnen bate, fam fiir5lid
no6 Seem Oorf un6 %itattete sort oen
Observation-Disclosures auf ser Sltlei=
te einen 8ei1td in ser Mudt ab. Ser
@eiltlide duBerte ii6 iiber feline CT
fabrungen folgen6ermaBen: ~Nadoem
ih 10 5iemli9 cine gan5e Nadt in Sen
MrmenpierteIn Seem Dorfs 5l1gebradt
babe, fann i6 iagen, 6oB Sic gemmd-
ten Grfabrungen erfreuli6 iin6. Sd
bergli9 sic Seem Dorfer tenement
bous0i}trifte nit Sen uSll1ms" bon
9onoon, un6 ser Gergleih fiel Sit
guniten bon Seem gorf aus. @ier
ipielen uno tar5el1 Sic ainoer int
Sbeine oes eleftriid1en oihtes, nnb
Sic Grtpodienen iiten altf ihren 8e=
ranoen gliidlih u11o 5ufrie0en. gie
ainoer nit einem Melonenltiid III Ser
Sano uno g%onnenid)ein I'M Screen
Iino gliiflid}er als Sic Miaionare. Die
SEEM Oprfer Mrmenoiertel ii1o eIn
Yaraoies i'm Gergleid at Sem hiiItern,
1~onnenloien 9Dfen l1no @ai'en, sic ld)
i'm Often bon 2onoon geIeben habe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27
Ser Mapor bon Salem (Wa1ladl

Ser Mapor bon Solem Mal1adu=
ietts) fat genug u110 cine @ie0erno=
mination in re6t 0raltildjer 8eile ab~
gelebnt. Mit einem @ebnlt bon MIR
$500 lei er ~ge1otbigt gemei en-, 3d.
300 fir NeprQl entationsfolten aus5u=
geben, neben $500 fir Mn5eigen in
sen 3eitlngen, un0 als @egenleiltung
oafir lei er bel6impft, iniultiert unO
belditigt moroen bon onberen lta0ti=
i6en @eamten uno Nolitifern. - @er
Sen 3%ornenmeg ser Eolitif beidrei=
ten mill, muB auf aqes gefaBt iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

Sn ieinem Sabresberidt tbeilt Ser
Itootlide Ierermari daa init, 0aB aus
i1sgelammt 1850 granOen, Sic ltd I'M
Sabre 1909 III Mil1neiota ereigneten,
t55 ourd oos gleihgiltige Sonoboben
BON 3iinobol5den perlrladt muroen;
81 8rG110e muroen 0urd Selbi tent5iin=
oll1g peruriod3t un0 II burd 8ranS=
itiitung. Son Ser @elammt5a6l Ser
@rG11oe folen 542 auf minneapolis,
321 ouf ct. Saul, 1856 al1f 9uIutb
u110 80 al1f Grpofl ton. Sic Geuerper=
lutte in Minneioto i'm @uguit 1910
be5ifferten insgelonmt 100000 ge=
gen 100000 I'M gleiher Monat bes
@oriobres. Die 6euerperluite in Sen
Ser. Staaten inn Muguit 1910 belize
fen 1id auf $15,247,000 I'M 8ergeid
nit $13.93O,O0O inn Mug11lt 1909.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

Bic fran5oiiihe &egierlrng fat Be-
idJlolien, nnerifanilde &artoffeln, oe=
rem ginfl1br ieit 80 Sabren in Jranf=
reid perhoten mar, mieoer ins 2anO
SIT lalien. 1as Ginfubrperbot err
folgte leiner 3eit, ais man Sic Ser
idleppung oe5 &artoffelfafers aus
ben &ereinigten Staaten nob Jranf=
reid befiirdtete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

Sic Suit beberri ft bel1te 2anO uno
Meer. l1eber Sen Mtla1tic babe1 fill
ne MGi1ner in einem gemaltigen 2uft=
i9iff bon ser amerifanii6en Miiite
aus Sen gefahrooQen Slug angetreten.
Muf Ser gtrede 5milhen Foris nno
2onoon fat Elm fran50iilher lenfborer
8aaon einen 11el1en &ecor0 geldaf=
fen, lette ISOLDE begonn oas groBe
Mettfliegen bon ct. 2ol1is aus. Die
lette1, Monate haben l1ngemDbnli6
piele Spfer at 9uitidifferleben ge=
for0ert. Mber ser menlhlide 8eilt
ldBt iid nidt einihiidtern, lpenn e5
Sic &erfolgu11g ieiner hoben 3iele gilt.
Sic Suit lit uno bleih erobert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

Ginem aoniulatsberid)t 5ufolge
linb in Sen letten fiinf Sabren $780,
m1erifaniiden aapitals in
CANADA m1gelegt moroen. Die engli>
iden &apital=M nlagen in &ara6a BE-
la1fen iid ouf 600 Miaio11er1, Sic
fron50iiiden auf 70 MiQionen 9ol=
lars.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27
Sic Qeporaphilhe @re1se sa6l1

S1e geograpbilde Bren5e 5abIf
nidt, men11 cine &alamitat @ebiete
biesieits unb je1leits beimiudt. Sci
Sen M%olobrQnoen int n0roliden Min=
neiotn fat niht MN Sic 1taatlide Nl11-
forfeit t%batfraftig belfen0 eingegrif=
fen - Goupernelr gberbart mar init
@ilfs5iigen id)1ea ielbit am Nlahe,
ionoern ol1d bon @innipeg famen
5oblreide @ilfs5ige berul1ter, 10 Oab
lidJ anne6n1en laBt, 0ab Sic beimge=
iudten Mnlie0ler balo mieoer init
r1el1el1 araften fire Submit auf5u=
6alle;1 beginner fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

0inner i'm al1bitaa. Die Ibeilnebsner
marelr BON ser o%rigineQen Soee emit
5iidt. llno Tie fiibltcn iih auberit
mobl in Der l1el,en llmgebu1g, gang
mie unter ibre5gleiden.
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SntereNantes Muerlei

Gincn mobrbaft fin0lihen gbrgei5
6nben BEL ser lebten 8olfs5ablung
III Inherent 2anoe peribie0ene Stao=
tie, 5%unneiit iolhe I'M auBeriten @e-
item, bemieier1, il10em fire 3abler Sic
g%elun1melten 3iffern ST hob a11gaben.
1acoma'5 8epolferul1gs5unabme NOR
Inn 1926 Seelen b06er a%1gegeben
mor0en, ul5 lie tbatlahlih betrug.
Splhe Mogeleien Oiirf tie mon in Ser
@elt faum irgen0 mo- an0ers als IN
Sen Ser. Staaten antreffen.
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Sn Canada babel, mdbreno ser let=
ten 5ebn SATIRE 1,445,22S Ser pneu
oas Siirgerred)t ermor6en. $4,000
aus oieler 3obl fanlen aus Sen @erei=
l1igten Stoaten. SIN Gpminipn oenft
G1aan iiber bie Gimpmloeru1gsfrage ct
mas l%i6eraler, ais a1f gQi5 Sslnno.
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Eeitsrrsid=1rgarn

Mlhert, aoniq Set 9e!aier, un0 ici-
re gcrnabiia ita.tctcn i'll Scr CT tel
1ctoSernode Sem Safer 6raa5 So
epJ ciltea 9lfltritts6ein0 as u'lS Dl.r-
>en po1a Safer Ieoaser5 al53e5eid]=
re. Sim y. 81. nur1e Ser re.;e
eatjda Giants efret5r le5 sfeuberet,
5err ron ain5erleH=gsddtcr, boa1
Ias5er III Gao.en5 %e41lpfatgen ms bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

Gin Gbicago'er Miaionar gab Sem
oortigen Smart Set" fiir5li6 ein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

4fhir io in oider stast Die Qsenten fir Die 6aupHabrtote bon unhr5eug
<+1' uo BIS ert: osn:n mir @rpibnung t9un: it bag 4Munsing unter
pahenofe unhr5eug gu populdrem Yrdie fir aeanner, 5rauen unb ainoer. IS
lit rebt 9en1a9t un6 lit rebt i'm 4rdle.
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Antnt1 AnziiQr

tts bic 7prn genau oedt, 1eber Bemegung beg &0rpers fpqt unb bod immer
i'm Qlaee bhibt. IS fonet nidts mebr o1s bic sepDbnlide Sorte uo gbt ben
2enten ldn9eren @ebran9 uno gr0Beren Comfort. gBir baben Nfuninq uo
anberes nrtrseug in folssnoen @tpls ub gu fo1snben 9reuen nit poandnb1=
ger Nusuabl an @roBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

@enn SIR midt iinoen tonnt in oieier Site, mas
SIR >polt, 10 to1n1nt bod berein, uno ,pir mer9en
I'M er 8eites tbun, 81 iinben, tpas im1ner Sbr
mollt. 9as l1nter5eu9, 6as mir pertaufen, 1T oas
Beite, oos nit moberner. Wfaidine un0 bon 9e=
i6idten Mrbeitern ge1na9t 1peroen tann, uno un iere
Yreiie iino 10 an9eme1en, oaB ii4 ale gutter 9ra<
ltdt Garments erf reuen t0nnen. Menn i'm Mart=
te fur l1nter5eu9, Damn oergebt ni4t, oab oas be-
bier %9efunoen miro.