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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Grand Jury Returns f6s Indictments
Against saloonists Of City
Friday.
COUNCILMAN WOODRUFF
HANDS IN RESIGNATION
was wet Councilman and Wanted
Iieense-All Saloons Closed
at Midnight.
(5y Staff correspondent). .

SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. June 30
After being a wide open" town for
Is years Sistersville. tonight climbed
aboard the water wagon for an indef-
mite ride as the result OF last nights
session OF coUnci! that rejected every
application for liquor license present
ed. With l6y indictments found
against them today by the grand jury
AT Middlebourne. the saloon keepers
OF the oil town closed their saloons
at midnight. and now there is not an
oasis on the desert between Benwood
and ParkersbUr When the grand
jury announced their indictments
against the local saloon keepers
Judge Willis. adjourned court until
July 25th. when the grand jury will
asa.n resume their probing into the
sensational charges made against The
saloon element and city officials OF
this city.
Threaten 70 Impeach.
still determined 20 break up the al
legged political machine in Sistcrsville.
Tho civic league who are back of the
so-called reform wave created "A sen
sation today when they announced
their intention Of trying 10 impcach
the mayor and council OF Sistersville.
While the Civic league has time and
again struck a telling blow az the ad-
ministratiOn and the saloon men OF
this CITY they have been delt a few
knock out blows by the administration
and now they are seeking revenge.
Following the refusal of council 10
grant license 10 the saloons who ap-
piled ". n. Woodruff. q wet" council
man tonight rendered his resignation.
During the executive session last
night ne voted tor license and then
resigned when his fellow cumcilmcn
refused tO grant license.
Indicted Saloonists.
Following are the saloonists in-
dic'ed today by the grand jury at
Middlcbouru.. and the counts against
them: Ben White. 81; W. j. Fladiug.
5l. John Burland. o. Andy DcWire.
81. James flading. L.. \ Woliord.
10; James Skaggs. .. James Henni-
gan. 21. John Burlaud. -: Ben Ne
wins 3 George Brown. !. Walter
slender 3: J.. J.. Gordon. :. VI. L..
Cleudenng. :. NJ B. Hooker. !:
Thomas Smith. .. Dr. Hall ]. Mr..
Round. !. r. J. Haulon. and Third
Ward s. G.. l.
The ciI. was quiet tonight and
there was mo- disorder ON the streets.
While Tho clock was Ginning the hour
OF midnight every saloon was closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Ohio Tax Case
Tax Con- missioner Over-ulcd BY Court
IN Smith One Per Cent. Ruling.

COLrNH'S. O. June 2O I'm 30.
cis.ou handed down this morning the
ohio suprcm" court hold that rho levy
for sinking funds and interest pur-
pose {. NOT included iu trc Smith ono
per cent. taN law Tho decision is tho
outcome of suit fled bv the city a.
Toledo AGAINST fhr auditor OF Lucas
county 90 mardamus him to make
-"p1rIf" levy fOr these puTpU-.-.
fl7d Tho supreme court not tskon
fhi- Wow OF tho law. many on ~ cities
would have hcou unable 90 raise
enough funds 20 meet current ok
rou-.e TO days decision rovrrsa- 90
ruling ly The state tax commission on
this point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

nounccd he was preparing % entd
Ipon n series OF chautauqua nee
in-s. and incidentally reanlrmed 4
was sure be had found the North Poll
PITTSRJRC Anna = Remes. 4
NilNiusbur-. became much excitd
over her approaching Wedding
Claude Wilson. and after buying
new gown for The ceremony. fell deal
NEW YORK-Two tons of Four,
of July fireworks. said 20 have bee
ILLEGALLY exposed for sale. we're soize
today and destroyed
DUlCAGO-Miss Rosana polers A,
sired 90 have a new gown In wblc
t' marry. 30 she stole one. Her arrel
followed
WASHINGTON President Taft Ia
Washington tonight Tor his new 81
tage az Beverly. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

POINTS IN REPORT OF COMMISSIONER
INVESTIGATING THE STEEL INDUSTRY

The principal
public Washington. are:
The marked
ganization of the United alton
capitalization
cess properly values The valuation
Is paced at 6S2OOOOOO
ANALYSIS OF the cost OF the subsequent proper
y OF he corporation showing in
on December 81 1910 of $S7OOOOOO
standing
the
the principal
ownership q ron ore
Tor restriction of competition imitation
The Steel Corporation it's acquired steel works
WIN annual
fan .ooO tons OF finished steel
miles
and 1OoOoooo0 tons OF LAX regions 9 ~
The Steel Corporation
S NOiS anu cement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Girls Killed
BY Explosion
Boilers Let Go. Killing TWO AS They
Take Dinner 10 Relative, Who
Is Injured.

Special f.t.r.f.' 'r fI. frf-fife.nfs~
CHARLESTON. W Va. June 3O -
Just as luez. aged n. and lcey. aged :
entered the power plant ot Marmet
Coal company az Marmet. W Va. ar
noon today "a boiler exploded. killing
both The girls and fatally injuriuE their
trothcr-in-laW. engineer Of the plant
fer whom the little girls had brought
lunch The plant was totally
wrecked and The mines were az once
closed The cause of explosion has
uot yet been ascoriaiued. Tor was s.
possible foncht 10 learn the name of
flc engineer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Hines Stands GriIIind
TAFT WlTHORAWS
MORE TROOPS.

WASHINGTON. June 30
Leaving on the Mexican border
a military force adequate to
meet any emergency that
might arise. President TAFT to
day authorized she withdrawal
OF the uaneuver division OF
four regiments OF infantry. the
9Th cavalry and the 9Th field
artillery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Sale Of Charleston POSiOfliCe

Taft that he a.I attend Is u-faIf.
tfru rf fh. 1'u pI,-. don't of fu. STATE.
Dr.tsr-Ify af N.rgtuiouu. W Va
Notcmlrr frsf. 80 Is oo4d possibly
arrange fhe frp
A- result OF a t.l.eram received
from fH' Wr.rIr. polio. relative fo
fI" arrest of wau fIrrr named
Ir'aducI. fho local aIfhorircs bo.
ioFn fhaf fho mtu Is reaft Harry
tHrwoIr. wa1i'I hsIo for passing
worthless raert.
Tho Exchange rark af uarH.r.fon
has ne.r d'a.r.atad a. % deposition,
for f.. postal .1t.ugs bank 600 lflu.
uilInu. Vs. W.
Tho Cruiser Ws.' vIreinn haq bes1
ordered from Santo Barbara. Dai. fo
Tacoma. Wa-h
Tho interstate commerce sorrr-.s
.ru .a. handed d0u- a decision ord
er.nr f1o virginia. In O. O. q. and
fl" Iron Mountain road fo pay to ..s
S. Louis Blast Furnace GO before
August frsf 31I-f 20 rfr o. Tor cont
irfereef for orrrcharrrs 1u ffss car
loads OBJ, coke from Ucerurfsr vs. vr
f0 farnrfrIof Nn Tho decision ...l
rrIu'.. arpfIrr order fl refund .r.-.
.har-"a rn f-4 Ioa1a or cok. L.fv .r
l. ns. points .mrYuNne f1 gf4. -f
lu l.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Threaten to Impeach
Many Oil Town Officials
BIG SURPLUS FOR
Y. S. TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. June 30
When the government fiscal
year of 1911 closed today. the
federal treasury held a cash
surplus of at least s33.0OO.OOO
and showed an excess OF all re-
ceipts over all disbursements
for the first time since 1907.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

arms al ia" armory here. subject 70
the call OF States Attorney Robb.
The states attorney perceivinC the
ugly feeling. made the request of the
governor that the militia be held IN
readiness in the event an attempt
should be made 70 storm the Jail where
Frank IIoller. aged 80 years a suspect
Is now confined Holler is a farm
hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Hold Troops Ready
To Prevent Lynching

CUMBERLAND. Md. June 30
Feeling is 50 high here today as the
result of the assault on Miss Marie
Bradour. the 1S-year-old daughter OF
William Bradour. wealthy farmer.
living near Cumberland. who was
dragged into the cellar of her own
home and attacked that Company c..
Maryland national guard. is under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Uncle Zeb and the Weather

Kenny MoIcruah
he's fF kau a severe
roid 90 ri result Or
the heavy rains en-
Lon don coronation
taT
THE WEATHER
WhgHINoToW.
June 10 Furerraff
Vf tern peurHvI-
vrufr Tafr. warm
on frfurdaV Sunday
fair nu1 warmer
Ohio rafr anfur
daVf warmer fu ere
north and east pnr
Nonr Sunday fair
nrH Wnrm
West VirTfnIr
NHr Warwcr Infur
aHV SUNDAY fair and
warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Stop Here
Autoists In Coast to Coast Run Reach
Wheeling at Noon To-day.

JNIpNToWN. Pa Jun. @u Tlr
motor tourists on m, ",,tu-tp-u,eau
run. r'fchrd TIiontuwu. their nfl
night control at $50 This afternoon.
Tho first q th. mountain ranges he-
tween rho Atlantic and FHcifi, was
Dru~~.I without mish4p 20 either u.-
cupuu'S ""r clr Wh-.linr vs. Va
Will n, sixth noon checking point and
Zsur~,iil-. ohio. tn" -iNfh nirht ,uu-
troll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Adjournment
OF CONGRESS EXPECTED EARLY
IN JULY.
Reciprocity Situation Clears. and
Measure VIII Soon Be Disposed
of BY Vote.

WASHINGTON. June go The can.
adiau reciprocity situation cleared 10
% marked d"rroe today. and q canvass
of The situation in the senate was in
every way assuring to tho friends of
Tho measure WITH not more than 70
dozen s"t speeches .u prospect and
with eight hour sessions OF tine senate
ON fhe program. uanv senators count
upou ~ tofr before the oni az July.
and Senator SWoof holds fo his orI
gual prediction OF au Adjournment of
congress on chat date When the son.
ato adjourned today after three hours
of ami rcripr0cif. speech making bv
Senators Gamble AMI Cumwirs tncrc
was on und'r.f4ufin- thar fhoro
would hn uo fu-.. .'r effort af Icaiel1.
tiou until after july There vffr i.
20 brief sc. ou off both houses tomor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
"a F-ie'te on rarI4

Tho MOST formidable speech --tfr t1
lr mode ia 't4f rf s.r.t.- Ia f-........
If' $50 rr.- r I I.us urpm.4..I f...
n amendment. fo .f. r.rfr-o,.t. H.u
srd NU 'a't ro- three pr fa.- day.
di.eGae.rE ffo ....n .r,r more man
r"0.rrH".'r Tteao amendments win
D." ~ OBJ" rI'Irr ~ a substitute for aI
other fHr.n sIrrref'ors
The onIF speeches promised 'n SUD
port of fh" reciprocity hU vu Do
made ir Senators Stone. of Missouri
and Burton of ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Form Or Rcgreaana'Ive GaI.rs las
no elvcd a promise from President
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27
STUDENTS HOLD
TWO TRACK MEETS
Boys Busy at Punahou and
kamehameha Saturday
Afternoon.


lhe WORK Is solllb On Stt1uliS "I
kamehalheha ana oaiu 'o''ese' anu
SATURDAY AFTERNOON poti Sc'ooia i''''
meets on their Respective itloS To Try
out the halcrla ana uec'uc Oh 'he
men Wilch they Woulu nave 'l'lesei''
the schoolS III 'he COMING Iilee'S'
At kamehameha flNe events We're
run off, all being track tests and the
time made in all was considered good.
The Puns ran off twelve events on
the track and field, the men from the
senior and sophomore classes being in
a team formed by postgraduatcs, jul
niors and freshmen, the latter win
ming the meet by a good margin
! Kan Results,
100 -,ord dasb-t II codfrev. > G
N1,,o1,o . w ,v,i,I.olo .ri,nr IN . :
rooo,,d,. Wa, b,. t,o foot Win two
! ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27
CHINESE PLAYED
SOCCER WE

Four to nothing was the score in
the Chinese soccer game yesterday art
crnoon, G. A. u, beating the Hawai-
ian Chinese Soccer Association team
by that score in the first all-Chinese
game played i'm Honolulu.
Three of the goals were made in the
first half and the other tally in the
second.
1t was a good game from the fans
standpoint, and the coaching was
something fierce, admirers OF each team
getting into the talk fest in great
shape.
Another game is to be played next
Sunday, and then the team which was
defeated yesterday hopes to put it over
it's opponents in u proper manner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27
S p O r T S
Local and National

D. Morgan; 3, G. Murray. Time,
10 40 sec.
one mile run, Pete Young; ,,
Morgan Williams; ?, Herrick Brown.
Time, min. 2S sec.
220-yard dash-1, r. Hitchcock; ?,
G. Gray; ,, Cyril Holt Time "a sec.
440-yard dash-1, e. GLIB; >, Alex
Anderson; 3, Ouderkirk. Time SIS ID
sec.
Half mile-1, p. Nottage; >, Pete
Young; 3, Cyril Damon. Time, min.
- sec.
220-yard low hurdles - /, cyril
IIoogs ,. Ran Hitchcock; 3, w. Patty.
Time, 2S25 secl
Pole Vault, Ran Hitchcock; ?, w.
Hitchcock; 3, J. Laurence. Height, s
IT. . in.
Throwing hammer, Ran Hitch
cock; >, w. Patty; 3, Geo Murray. Dis
tance' 10 IT. 10 in.
Broad jump, w, Hitchcock; >, r.
Hitchcock; 8, Ed Liu. Distance, 10
it. 10 in.
Putting shot, w. Inpan; > w.
Ilitchcocll; 8, a. Poepoe. Distance, 80
it. G1-2 in.
High jump, Ran Hitchcock; ,, w.
Hitchcock; 8, II. Baldwin. Height, >
it. ! in.
Relay race-1, Juniors, Freshmen
and Postsraduatcs; ?, Seniors and
Sophomorcs.
~ ,,f.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27

Up in Hilo they have an up-to-date
gymnasium, and the sports are taking
readily to it in the rainy city, 1t is
being fitted with fine apparatus, ane
within a short time there will be some
tennis courts constructed in connec-
ton with ii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27

There is prospect of a fifteen mile
race between King. Kaao and Tsuka-
motto, according to present reports. No
agreements have been signed, but the
matter has been talked over with the
three men most Interested and it is
probable that arrangements viii be
made for the race within few days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC
HAS NEW SWITCHBOARD

The Hawaiian Electric shut of
power generally yesterday from
O'Clock in the morning until noon to
allow the completion of the improve
ments which have been in progress
for some weeks. A new switchboard
has been installed, one of the most
up-to-date appliances in the United
States, and fine new turbine dynamo
put in, with capacity of 1900 kilo-
watts, and the whole plant tuned up
Yesterday was a bad one for sports.
The rain which came down intcrmit-
tently from carly morning until night
fan put an effective damper on bicycle
races ana baseball
-----@-ans. -
w 4. q, L u I 1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27

BOWLING.

Kclly-Ovcrs, 3; maidens, 0; runs,
G; wickcts J. Cartwright-Ovc II;
maidens 0; runs, 80; wickets, 5. Car
dcy overs 10 maidcns, 0; runs, AZ;
wickcts, g Anderson overs, 3;
maidcns, 0; runs, 6; wickcts, 0. Cock
burIe-Ovcrs, 80; maidens, 0; runs, 0;
Wicllcts, /
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27
KENT OFFICERS
WIN FROM LOCALS
CriCketerS On WarShip Show
Better Form and Win
at Makiki.

Saturday afternoon the local crick-
eters and team from the British
ship Kent played game ON Makiki
field which resulted in win for the
visitors by fourteen runs
The game was exciting from the
start, but the men from the warship
were in better form than the home
team, and made decisive win, Sur
geon Caster being not out,
Detailed score;
H. NJ S. KENT
Tippon, Cartwright. ............ 6
Stnton, c Cockburn b KCly...... 0
Rev. Crole Rees, b Gardey........ )
Captain Farquhar b Cartwright. 10
Il. r. A. feys, c Anderson, b Cart
wright Observation-Disclosures. l
Lieutenant Murray, c Anderson, b
Cartwright NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
Lieutenant Sncyd, b Cartwright. ID
Lieutenant Collins, run out........ is
Lieutenant FclloWes, b Gardcy... 10
Surgeon Gaister not out, -
Private Lrkcn b Cockburn...... >
Sundries :.,,........,.......... 5
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27
;: :: :: ;. :: :. :: ;: !: /. :: :; :: ;: :; :: {:
SPORT CALENDAR.
"Wednesday, March I.

!; "Wednesday, March 1.
z; Wall Cup Tournament Begins.
{: Saturday March 4,
!: Fights, Asahi Theatre, Planned.
= Jackson, Promoter.
= Sunday, March S,
Z. Soccer. Between Chinese Teams.
:: Thursday, March g.
!! Meeting Oahu Baseball League.
:: Friday, March 10.
:: Grammar School Track Meet
Z: Wednesday, March IS.
!: Hall Cup Tournament Begins.
:: Sunday, March 26.
(: Annual Haleiwa Road Race --
:; Starting from Aala Park
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-27

weekly RuiiHtis 81 ncr wear.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

@ibt es etmas III ser gan3en 8elt,
oaB fit @lld bon gr0Berer 8eoeutung
lit aIs eine quite @er0auung? Nab<
rung muB genoiien meroen, nm oas
2eben gu erbalten, uno oielelbe muB
peroaut uno in 8l1t umgerpanoelt
mer6en. @en,1 Sic Geroauung nod
qibt, Damn leioet Ser gan5e &orper.
@hamberIains Sablette iin6 etne ratto<
nelle m1o 5nperldiiige &ur gegen I'M
perbauIidfeit. @ermebrt ben Stub
ser @oIe, reinigt nber au6 oos Blut,
ltarft Sen Mugen uno perleibt Dem
'gan3en acknowledgement natiirlide
uno geiun6e glftio,t. gu faufen bel
Ser Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Mn bic 2cier aukerbalb Stearns
Ep1rtN.

SHE 2eier 6es ~Mor6itern," Die nidt
in @tearns County tpobnen, iino eben'
10 freunoli9 pie oringeno eriudt, if.
re 3ablungen fir oieies 8latt, per.
mittelit Draft o6er @el6anpeiiung
ein5uien0en. @ir mo9ten, 6ab ale &C.
ier iid sic bon l1ns gebotene @elegen-
felt, gegen Gorausbe5ablung oes 8lat-
tee in '0en 8eitB elmer berrli9en 8ra-
mie gu Qelangen, 3unuten MAIDEN. Ga
es nun aber unieren reiienoen Mgen-
ten nidt moglid lift, BEL al1en unie>
ren Mbonnenten por5uipreden, bebor
sic Ausmubl ser idonen &ramien. Der.
griffen iein miro, 10 1iegt es i'm Snte'
reife o%erielbeh, oas Gels 6ireft nod
ser office gu ienbe1, morauf promp<
tie 3uien6ung Ser getplnidten Hrd'
mie erfolgen miro. Sur @ntgegen-
nabme ser ei,,en ODER Ser anberen Die
Ter tpertbpoIlen Brdmien gegen 8or<
ausbeaablung 6es r@oroitern" auf Elm
Sabr Ia6et %ergebenit ein Sic
vNurSitcrn"= 9rudgeicaidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
@ettete Sinh bonn Spbe.

vNaboem I'M er &in0 an befttger
2uftrDbren-Irubel Elm Sabr lang &C.
litten bate" idreibt g. 3. &idaro=
Jon BON &%idarolon's MiQs, Mla., be-
fiirbteten mir, es babe Sdmin0iu6t.
gS batte sic gan5e 3eit einen idJltm=
men &uiten. @ir periu@ten mebrere
Mittel obne grfolg, uno Doftorer,
Meoi5in i@ien unniit gu iein. S6lieB-
lid periu9tett mir Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY, unb nit gergniigett iagen
mir, oaB cine Glaide eine politanoige
&eilung erpirfte,. ln6 unier 8ino lit
mieoer itarf l,no geiuno." Sir @rfdl<
tungen, &uiten, Seiierfeit, Ga Grippe,
gitbma, aeudbuiten uno franfe 2um-
gen lit es oas unfeblbarite Mittel, Dos
gemadt ,pl1roe. 8reis 500 un6 $1.00.
gerlu9sflaiden fret. @arantirt bon
Ser moIitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

gdn5en geiudt, u110 eS mar ein freuno=
lid)er ber5erquiden0er ltmgang 5ml=
i@en Sen bei0en gemeien. Nus Dem
tiefen &er5en bes irngen Maodens
Damn int ebter, rei6er @lttmidllu1g ;
ibre Seele mor ltarf mr1o feul6. @eil
lie ibr &er5 nidt 0ur6 2iebesgeoa11=
fen un6 2%iebesbiloer Dor ser 3eit ent=
fr4ftet bate, mebte ser S0em zines
u11geidmddten 2ebens aus ibrer Sec
le. Mu9 ibr ltmgang NOR rei5eno;
neil tie itets ollein ae1peiel1, botte Tie
al19 aIein lire @elt gebaut, nno es
mar ein 1,e},es, merftpiiroigeS, nl1r tbr
angeborenoes @eih, lit SEM tire @e=
oo11fen ldypelgten.
9(uBer ser @rafin @liiabetb Dotte
9inois niema,to gebabt, oem lie eit1erl
8lid in ibr Snnerltes geitattete. sSr
oen letten Sabren NOR ibrer g1ii6elt<
sen Eba11taiie cine neue Mardenlpelt
ai,1g ei,1 mar1nes Goiein berpor, a,t=
Tal1gs unideinbar un0 mbeoeuteno,
ge0ffnet mor0en, our6 Sic oft nn0 Of
tiers pieoerfebrenoen gr5a6l1ngen Ser
@roBtonte, sic nit 5unebmenoem Ml=
ter elei4iam nit Offer bon ser Ser
gangerbeit iprod, bon Sen glan5enoe11
Soften, rauidenoen 8a0en rno feen=
baften MGdten 6es @ollmpl=S dloiies,
urb babei NOR sic beiBe 2iebe gu Sem
tobten @atten ser itete Mittelpunft in
sen pernirrten @eoen, sic oas bobe
Sitter etngab.
Set @rdfin gliiabetb oas 3eitlide
eeiegnet uno 2inois Sos srobe &C.
beimniB ibrer 8rautidaft beiab,
i6mMdte ibre Ybontaiie Die perganne-
men 8iloer nit reuen aus utb biptete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

oen @eborten piel Sd0nes bin5u. ST.
re Seele grift INNER meitcr INT iid,
Scr @i,nmel oe5 @ridoffens ienfte it'd,
lit Tie; ibr @eiit iab 6aS 56loB, 0en
@rafen ggon, sic itol5e @rafin<Mut=
ter, iie iab CRIME @ugel i@meuen,
4ueuen r%innelt, &eben fliitern, fur5,
cine ,1el1e 8elt 0ffnete ii6 lit ibrem
BON frober grmartlu1g un6 So1fnung
ourdgliibten SSrtnern.
@as allb INNER SEN @rafen 9au=
mpl gu elmer @erbltng Inn lie Dera1=
laBt, meld)e unlautere 8etpeggriinoe
Tie audi INNER porausiebte, neil er lie
gum Mltare fiibren mollte, obne lie ge=
ieben 81, baben, ein unerflarltdes St.
mas in ibrem @er5en ipraa 6enno4
fir i'm. Gin l%lnnennbares @efiibl 6og
lie NIT gebeimem Saud5en gu Ser
5tatte, mo- griffin Gliiabetb sic id6r=
iten Sage fires Gaieins eenoiien, mo-
Tie geIiebt 11no gelitten un6 Ser ibr
lebtes @ort gegolten. Cine getpiiie
.Sebnludt, ia cine 2iebe obne Manten,
NIT ser jie nidt ms &eine fomrnen
fonnte, bem6dtigte ii6 ibrer rno lieB
Tie idnener atbmen lei SEM @eoanfen,
einitmols @roBtont's Namen' an5u.
nebmen, sem 6ieie 10 ldmere Spfer
eebra@t.
(Tortiebunq foIat)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Dime Grtra3ahlune.

Cine groBe Muspabl Don @ebetbuz
dern sic mir obne Mad5ablung offe=
riren:
Tubrer gum &immel, NIT groBem
Druid uno l90rem @inbanoe.
@ebete ser Seiligen> Mittelgrob'
6rud un6 Morocco=ginbanb
G9ukengel.
Seius> meme 3l1perli6t.
&almgdrtlein, idmmtli@ idone
@ebetbu6er NIT glattem o6er Mo=
rocco=ginbano uno @ol6idnitt.
9ie 9riltli9e Mr1tter elm idones
gelebrungs- uno @rbauungsbu9 fit
Traien.
Die 8bilotbea, Elm berrliaes @r-
bal1ungsbud, meldes in feinem &au=
lie feblen lonte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
prdmirm-4ife.

&oienfrdn5e weiB, idmar5 uno fat
big nit 6iden ur6 6unne1 Yerlen.
Sn @nglii9 baben mir:
An for Seius, Elm groBeres Bud
nit @oloj9nitt uno 9lattem 2eoerein-
ban6.
@ui6e to EietD.
Seq Of @eanen.
&ai@engebetbud, @ei@einbano.
8erlen Ser In6a9t, 8eideinbanb.
Stern 0es Sells, 8ei@cinban0.
Gndet Hraper 8oof.
Sic orei leBteren lino in fleinerem
Jormate n116 elegant gebunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

@egen Mh.sfelidmer3, gleidbiel Oh
er bur4 idipere Mrbeit ooer 8eida-
|oigung berbeigefubrt miro, lit Chant
berlains ointment ousge3eidnet. Die
les Siniment miro aud boh geidabt
les Ointment pir6 aud bod geiaatt
matiiden 6dDen ertpirft. 8erfanft
bon ser Molitor Drug SO.