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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28

The Methodist Church was closed last
Sunday, Mr.. Gregory being absent on
his vacation. t......
Edward Hudson came from New
York last week for short visit with his
wife and little son.
Col. F. D. Hale and wife of Trinidad,
b. w. l., arrived in New York a few
days ago and went direct to Lewiston.
Me-, to visit her sister, Mrs. Savage
They are expected here for brief visit
on their way to join their children at
Plainfeld. Later they will visit rela-
tives here for several days.
j. d. Gould aud his grandniece Of
Passumpsic vas in town last Friday
calling on friends.
The Misses Mary and Martha Brack
EFT and Miss Emily Kowell of Lancaster
N. H., and Mrs. James A. Bracket and
two children of Dorchester, Mass, were
in town Friday calling on friends.
1t is expected the public library viii
be open Saturday for exchange of books
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Nichols ant
two children of Barnet are visiting the
formers parent, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Nichols.
A party from St. Johnsbury spen
Sunday at the Heights House, coming
by automobile Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond left TO
Wallingford Friday morning. The
we're much pleased with this town an
J its surroundings.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
EAST CHARLESTON

Mrs. A. P. Record OF Springfield, Mass
also George and Arthur Trip of Conn
and w. E. Trip and family of Yves
Derby were called here by the serious
illness of their father, B. F. Trip. Mr.
Trip died Tuesday evening. An extend
ed notice will appear in the near future
Mrs Gusta Davis of st. Johnsbur
and her daughter, Mrs. Hudson, and tw
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
MORTON

Mrs. John Cunnington spent
Sunday in Coaticook, P. Q.
Mrs. w. Daniels and two chill
dren of Lake are visiting her
mother, Mrs. George Kehoe.
Mrs. Joseph Trembly spent
Monday in Coaticook, Que.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
There is a distinction

between "need' and "want". All men,
and women too, who create incomes,
need insurance. Some do not want ii
until they find they cannot get it. The
point is plain. Insure now. =
ed year. National Life ms. Co. Of
Vt. (Mutual.)
W. w. SPRA0UE & SON.:
General Agents of Northeastern Vermont,
St, Johnsbury, Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
Local Business Notices
HELP WANTED

Steady Employment during canning
season and good wages paid to right sind
OF help. We have work for both male
aud female hands. Apply to A. & r.
toggie, Canning Factory.
NOTICE
On account Of damage heretofore done
to my cattle and lands, all persons are
hereby forbidden to trespass upon nv
property at any point, and after legal
notice, further offense will be prosecuted
to the fullest extent of the law.
Hazen b. Blodgett,
WOOL CARDING-Barton Wooden
Mills. Washing, carding and greasing,
l3c. Carding and greasing, &c. Wool
left at e. w. Brackets store, West
Charleston, or w. w. Goes store, West
Burke, last shipment October 25. F. w.
Cars store, Newport, shipped Septem-
Der 10. Carded and returned at Sc per
bunch extra.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
Choice Family
Groceries
Fruit and
Confectionery
Meats, &c.
JOHN A. WORTH

The store of quality, the store where
you get the happy combination of
Quality, Low Prices and Good
Service.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
M. (. Church Notes.
SUNDAY SERVICES

SUNDAY SERVICES
Morning Service at II A. NJ.
Sabbath School at I7IS.
Junior Epworth League at P. NJ.
Senior Epworth League meeting at 6 P. NJ.
Preaching by the pa stor at 700 p. NJ.
Prayer and social meeting, Thursday 80 p NJ
Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr..
Christie will preach on "The Lords
Prayer. The evening subject will be
"The Excellence and the Value of
Christian Knowledge.
A cordial invitation to ali.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-07-28
LUN EN- BURG

The Methodist Church was closed last
Sunday, Mr. Gregory being absent on
his vacation. t..,.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21

refreshed as though his stay on his
farm had been greatly enjoyed. He
has about completed his new barn
which is to take the place of the one
burned last year. 1t is 50X100 feet
and three stories in height. The
stalls and lot are supplied with run
ming water from a nearby spring.
A new cottage has been completed
for the manager of the farm and
Governor Brown will have made
ready for the use Of his own family,
to be used occasionally, the house in
which his grandfather, Mr.. Grisham,
lived in 1850. 1t was sold to Gov
ernor Brown S father in 1856 and it
is Governor Browns intention to
leave the old home to his son, Joe,
and he hopes it will stay in the fam
for hundred years.
Governor Brown expects to spend
part of August and September with
his family on the Cherokee county
farm.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
MARIETTA RIFLES ARE
IN CAMP ON ST. S|MONS
COMPANY LEFT CITY SATURDAY
NIGHT FOR WEEK BY SEA.
Encountered Slight Wind Storm Sun
day Afternoon Which Blew
Down a Few Tents.

The editor of the Journal received
the following letter from Captain
Amos Way, dated st. Simons Island
Sunday afternoon:
The Marietta Rifles arrived O.
K. All the men are well. There was
a slight wind storm about $50 this
afternoon which blew down a few
tents but no damage was done. The
men are all in good spirits and en-
joying themseles. Will all take a
dip in the surf after supper tonight.
The Regiment will get down to bust
ness tomorrow morning. Weather
is warm. Regards to all.
W. A. WAY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
COLONL. ]. c. ROBERTS
WITH ATTORNEY GEN'L
POPULAR MARIETTA ATTORNEY
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT.
Will be Assistant to Attorney General
Thomas S. Fielder at a Salary
of 81, 800 Year.

Colonel j. &. Roberts, of Marietta,
has been appointed assistant to At
torney General Thomas S. Fielder and
will enter upon the discharge of his
duties next Monday. Colonel Rob-
erts has spent the last few days at
Tybee, enjoying the surf and the
breezes before beginning his new
work.
As assistant to the Attorney General
OF the State, Colonel Roberts will have
a vast amount OF important work to
do Upon MIN will devolve the task
of looking up details for the prepare
ton Of cases in court. He has the
good fortune of being associated with
one OF the brightest lawyers that ever
occupied the Attorney Generals office
and in addition there is no more gen.
la gentleman in the State than "Tom"
Fielder. His tremendous majority in
the last primary has caused him to be
urged as a strong man for the CUB
ernatorial race.
Colonel Roberts is one OF the most
popular men in Cobb County, possess
ing the highest personal esteem and
warmest friendship of all who know
him. He was born at Ball Ground in
1886 and was graduated at Mercer in
1906. He was associated for two
years with Judge Morris and since
then has been with Colonel Blair.
The Attorney Generals office pre-
sents the finest opportunities for con-
spicuous service to the state of any
place in the capitol except the govern
orship, and from it Terrell stepped
into the Governorship. There is every
possibility that Attorney General Fell
der will be Governor some day and in
the meantime Colonel Roberts will
be getting intimately acquainted with
all the public men of the State, and it
is needless to say that she will make
friends Of them all.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
Rifles Leave for Encampment

The Marietta Rifles left in d special
car Saturday night for St. Simons
Island to 60 into camp with the other
companies OF the Fifth regiment.
The boys were busy Saturday after
noon moving their equipment from
the armory to- the car. They we're
under heavy marching orders and
carried their tents and cooking equip
ment. They will, however, have a
cook at ST Simons, which will con-
siderably lessen the hardships and
dangers of the campaign by the sea.
Those in the Company were Cap
tain Amos Way, Lieutenant CONNER
ford, Sergeants William Attaway,
George Copper, l. NJ. Garrett and w
I. Holland; Corporals A. NJ. Brown,
A L. Johns, W. S. Tenant and w.
FL. Kuykendall; Privates w. II. Be-
shers, c. G. Bishop, H C. Grim, O.
G. Cassidy, W. A. Copper, Fred
Chance, Pierce Dobbs, J. B. Dobbs,
j. F. Dorsey, Robert Feagin, L. Gill
ham, L 2. Hallowell, w. NJ. Higgin-
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
MAY PUT COBB COUNTY
IN THE NINTH DISTRICT.
PRESENT LEGISLATURE WILL
RE-ARRANGE THE LINES.
1t is Argued that Cobb Stands Little
Chance to Have Congressman
in the Present Seventh.

The present legislature will have to.
re-arrange the Congressional districts
OF the State and there will necessarily
be some change in the Seventh.
There will also be a Encouragement OF
the Senatorial districts, that will
change the 35th, now composed of
Cobb. Fulton and Clayton
Col. John p. Cheney is a member
OF the Congressional district reap
pointment committee, the other mem
Der from the Seventh being Mr.. BRYAN,
from Catoosa
1t is understood that Colonel Cheney
thinks Cobb should be in the Ninth.
district. With Floyd and the other
large counties in the district Cobb has
not been in "hollering distance" of
Congress since the war. The county
is i'll judicial circuit entirely distinct
from the Congressional district and
the intimate personal friendships OF
the public men OF the county are with
the people Of the Ninth rather than
with those of the Seventh. That is
the argument and it is urged that if
Cobb is put in the Ninth some citizen
OF the county may, in the Sweet Bye
and Bye, il no sooner, land in Con-
gress Experience has shown that as
things now are there is nothing doing
for Cobb
In regard to the Senatorial district a
proposition has been made in the leg
islature to put Fulton in a district to
itself and to make a district of Cobb.
Barlow and Cherokee The objection
is urged that while the people of Cobb
and Cherokee are closely identified.
the same cannot be said OF Cobb and
Barlow A more natural arrangement
would, it is contended, be a district
composed OF Cobb, Cherokee and
Milton.
The present legislature will have to
dispose OF both these matters.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21

botham, j. G. Hughes, II. e. Hicks,
r. f. Hardage, W. S. Hunton, D B.
Medford, j. f. Martin, D. G.. Morris,
. Mcintyre, l. T. Martin, c. A.
Mitcham, A. H. Mitcham, F. F. Ward
Roy Webb and T. f. Wiley.
The company took along as mas.
colt small colored'boy named Dewey
Sorrells.
The encampment will be held at the
rifle range on st Simons, a spot which
has been used for many years. There
is fine beach there and the boys will
enjoy the surf
Mrs. Wav accompanied Capt. Way
and Sergeant Couper's sister, Miss
Margaret Copper, went along to visit
relatives, the family of Captain Akin.
The Company will be gone week.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
Cobb County Bills in Legislature.

The bill providing for three terms of
Cobb Superior Court each year has
been read twice in the House of Rep
resentatives, and will be passed this
week.
The city court bill has been read
one time and referred to the special
Judiciary Committee.
The bill for a commission form of
government for Marietta has not been
introduced.
A general bill of special interest to
Cobb county has been passed allow
ing an increase in the road tax levy
from two-ffths to four-ffths of one per
cent.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
G0V. BROWN SILENT
m GOVERNORS RACE.
nrTURNS FROM FARM BUT IS
NOT TALKING POLITICS.
covs Governor Smith hasn't Resigned
and No Primary has Been Or
dered-Can't Talk Yet.

Governor Brown returned to Ma
r;ot+a from his Cherokee county
farm Wednesday morning. He had
baen expected for two or three days
land all the politicians in the State
had been on the tip-toe of expectancy
| 70 hear what he would say in regard
! 10 the Governorship race.
There was avoIley of questions.
Why said Gov. Brown, as he de-
posted big sack of beans in his
buggy, Governor Smith has not re-
signed yet and has said he would not
do 50 until December. That would
mean a five months campaign if it
were started now, and | am sure the
neople do not want so much politics.
Then" too, the Executive Committee
has not ordered a Primary. Under
all the Circumstances it seems to me
We should take a little rest from pol
tiles. In addition to that, SO far as
| am personally concerned, l am be-
hind on the news. | have been out
on my farm completing a new barn
and tenants house and looking after
other work. | have not seen any
Y mail, but the newspapers say there
IS about a bushel of it out at the
q house. shall give it the earliest pos
sibIe attention, but as for any state
n ment about the Governors race,
Dthere is nothing l can say at this
&time.'
! If Governor Brown does not run
ne viii have to resist tremendous
pressure His friends all over the
State are determined to put him in
the race, and he will not find it easy
to put them off.
The Governor was looking greatly
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
COLONEL NHENEY VOTED FOR
SMITH.

While the vote for senator was in
progress last week, Colonel Cheney
said he was wasting his ammunition
on Terrell.
I'll vote for Smith for senator if
you'll vote for Joe Brown for govern
or" he said to Representative Jap"
York.
I'll do it," was the quick response,
and when Colonel Cheney's name was
called he answered Smith"
Colonel Cheney figures that he is
ahead one vote for Little Joe.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21
LITTLE TRIPLETS ALL
DIE WITHIN AN HOUR.
Infant Daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ia Press Hames Victims of Jaun-
dice when a Week Old.

The three little daughters born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Hames, OF near
Lost Mountain, died within. an hour
OF each other on Wednesday Of last
week. They had been named Bertha,
Bernice and Beulah.
The birth of the triplets had created
great deal of interest all over the
county. All who saw them were i'm
pressed by their beauty and their
father and mother were very proud of
them.
The news of the birth of the three
little girls was telegraphed and printed
in the daily papers of the state.
The first OF last week all the babies
showed symptoms of jaundice and
Wednesday afternoon they all died of
acute indigestion. 1t is a singular
fact that they died within the same
hour. They we're tenderly laid away
in the same grave.
Mr.. and Mrs Hames have the
sympathy Of many friends in their
bereavement.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21

We have attractive prices on
some business property, Let us
show it to you. RE. Butler and
Son. Phone Az.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-21

IL 59c Grade of Chambray in
SIue pink and brown, at
Mill End price of. Sc
., 80 Inch Sheeting, good grade
worth NC, at Mill End
price OF I'd. Sc
IS IS Inch Bleaching in 5 and
" va pieces, at yd only. sc
loc Grade Seersucker Cling
nam IN stripes and checks
al Mill End Price of I'D :. SC
II1sc Grade of plain white
Lawn at Mill End price of Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

8ronomunoen uno ml1roen in'S &ran=
fenba1s gebradt. 9atrd Sic @rplo=
lion ei1er Observation-Disclosures TT 8 e d.
lingen muroe III 6eun @alier1toff=
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ein Mann idmer perlebt. Ser Ma=
terialidaoen lit beoeuteno. = 9os
p%orlGufige grgebniB Ser @olfs5abllnng
fir Diinel0orf lit 356,733 Sec
len, gegen 253,274 /. S. 1905. Sbne
Sic eingemei1t6eter @ororte belanft
iib sic 3l1nafme auf 1892 ODER
1875 &ro5e11t. - Ma6 Ser jinglten
Solfs3abllrng fat G1berfelo
17O,O66, @armen 169,019 Ginmob=
ner, gegen 1888 be5n. 156,0S0 /.
5. 1906. = Sic sto0t 6 5ablt
noh ser lettel1 golfs5abll1ng $4,000
@imobner, gegen 231, $50 I. s.. 1905.
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biB int Streite beim @artenlplel etn
72jabriger Sl1palioe einem Mtt1pte=
fer einen Singer ab nl1o. perl6lltdte
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
6eHem=Ma6a1t.

Sic Sta6t Goliel 5ablte an /.
1es. 1910 1888 g%iinmobner, &C.
qen 12O,467 i. s. 1905. - IS lie g
BADEN ot 109,013 sinmobner, &C.
gen 1OO,953 Dor flint Sabren. -
Sssn Sui 1torb @err @eorg Mntot1
6ubner int 81. 2ebensiabr.
6eHen=9 armitaSt.
Die 8olfs5ablung bot fir 81 a II 3
cine Ginmobner5abl BON 1925 Gee
len, gegen 106,34S /. S. 1905, erge=
ben. = Sn 30 ain5 fano ei1e bon
5000 fatboliiden @annern belnfte
Notwithstanding gum rNotelt &C.
gen Sic @%erunglimpfung 6eS &apites
6urd 6en INSTRUMENTATION
8iirgermeiiter Matbon bon &om itatt.
SIN 6erielben ipraden Mmtsgeridts-
ratb @ieBler M!annbeim), 9omoecan
5elbit uno 8iidof 9r. &iritein.-
Sn Main5 fano Sic fonititniren-
Sc 8eriammlung 6es 2ofalfomitees
ser nad1ten @eneralper iammlung ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

o&t6olifet1 2eutldlal10s itatt. Sllti5=
rotb 9r. Sdymitt mur0e gum err item
G%orliten0e,, Eralat 1on1oecan Or.
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ter aon1mer5ienratb @affner 5ltm orit-
ten Goriidenoen gemablt. gu S6rtft=
fiibrern mablte sic Ser an1mlung
Nrof. 3r. Soldier ln0 sic &edtsan=
maltc 2aaff uno Shrobe, 5l,m Sdab=
meiiter 5anitGtsratb Or. Miiuer, 5ll
Gertretern Ser Srtsgeiitlidfeit: Gene
rolpifor Or. gngelbarot, &ralat
6oridner u1o sic @eiit. Static Or.
Gelte ltn0 Soldier.
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gibt Sic &olfs5abl1ng, nad porldl1fi=
get 8ulamnlenl1ellllng 6es Stotiiti=
lden 9%or1oesolnts, sic ginpobner5abl
pom 6,S76,497 Seelen, gegen 1905
cine 3l1no6n1e BON 352,t25 &%erionel1
oocr 5% @roaert. 3u Sen beioer
@roBltaoten Miinden u1ro %9eiirnbcra
lit ais meitere Ml1gs6urg b%il15ugetre=
ten. Miind]en fat 595,053 ginmoI=
uer, mebr 5000 o0er 1925 &ro5ent
9%tiirnberg 33332,65t, mehr 1925 o0er
10 Nro5ent;; Mugsh:rg 102,293, mebr
1891 ooer THO @ro5e11t. @iir56ura
fat 1895 Gi1mobner, gegen S0,237
/. S. 1905. = @m ltarfiten 5ltge11olm=
mel1 ut1ter SEN &egierungsbe5irfen bo1
Oberbapern NIT elmer 8epolfe-
rl1ng bon 1925 04, 5. l.. mebr ia
SIG, ooer Sic Gro5ent; @ieoerbap=
ern fat 1885,, mebr 15,498 ooer
|2B &ro5ent, 8faI5 935,570, meb1
49, 1877 ODER 5% &ro5ent, Sberpfol1
500 1890, mebr 25,297 ooer 4B &ro:
gent, 9berfranfen 661,126, mebr %,
1926 o0er 3Ho &ro5ert, Mittelfron-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

1te Sdlesmigs, gelang es nod bel0en.
miitbiger Mnitrengl&ngen, sic 8elab-
ing zines geitran0eten ipanildeu
Campers in Siderbeit 5u bringen.
Sndicn.
Sic Staot Safe fat old ser
iiiuglten @plfs5dblung 180,496 gin=
mobner, gegen 1926 /. S. 1905.
Grfurt 5dblt 111,49S, gegen 9S,=
947 Dor fiinf Sabren. Ou0er It a
(@i6sfelo) fat $685. gegen 5799 /. S.
1905.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
klndor ecnreton
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS q RIA
NnunDDer.

Mod) ser amtliden 3ablluag batt(
&ounoper aut 1. Sec. 900, 753
ginpobner, gegen 272,335 /. S. 1905.
= @crr 9ed)ant 8ernb. goelmom III
in @iloesbeim inn Sitter bon rs
Sabren geitorben. = SS1 90pc
itorb ser @aitmirtb Gbolen int Sitter
pom 70 Sobrcn. : Sn @il0es=
bnben 2 Sefltnoal1er Elm 9ueu
al1f Yiitolen oufgefodten. @eioe lpur=
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Tie nit gleid)em offer Mufmerfi anfei=
ten erlpiel e11, in Streit gerat6en. =
Gum pdpltliden @e6ein1fau1merer
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crl1onnt. &onil1l 9f0lting fat ltd) I'm
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@istbun1 Ssnabri ii # ar1geglieoer=
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Oiel1lte ermprben.
@~citialen.
Afod oen porl1ufigen grge6niB
Ser Golfs56bll111g fat % ii II It ct 49,
S75 ginmobner, gegen SLABS /. S.
1905. = Sn @iittebriid e II bei
9llenoorf fam 0as Siabrige IDdter=
1en oeS 2an0mirtbS grner I'M 5tolle
NIT elmer Observation-Disclosures st Gnn.
nobel Sic &leioer 0es &i1lbes 6el1er
fingel1. Mn SEN 8ranOmurSen 1T bas
Mfdohen geitorben. SS11 Mtten=
mpl(eu sic l1rl rllnertnen ein
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
TuleDs Nfieren=6eilmitte - Ct
@erthdnIbmnq.
cine

8. MeGonneu, Catherine Ctr, 81
mira, 90. g., idreibt: SD modte met
ne Mnerfenmung fir 0as pielfod Git
tie ousoriiden, oos td bur6 So1ep's
Mieren<@eilmittel erbielt, meldes id
in einem 1dlimmen Safe bon Mieren=
beldmer6e gebraudte. Stint 6lai@en
thoten sic Mrbeit 1T mirflamiter 8eile
un6 bemieien mir iiber aaen 3meifel,
6aB es Sic 5uperldiiieite @ieren=Meoi-
gin lit, sic id lie genommen bobe. "
Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

fen $685., mebr 61,13S o0er Z
Yro5ent, ltnt%erfranfen 709,832, merb
27,30O ooer 1 &ro5ent, Sdmaben,
1885, mebr 1892 poer 4$5 Yrp-
gent. - 9ie gr0beren staote ser
u beinpfa15 meiie1t folgen0e 3if=
fern al1f: 9u0migsbafen a. &b. 49,
297 Q9O5: 1886; &aiiers1outerns
53,8O3 (52,306); Nirlnoi lens 3S,377
(33,998); Speper 23,045 (21,856);
&euitoot a. s.. @aar0t 1921 u.s.
57G); 6rorfentbol 1874 QS,19O; ;
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lion in ser GeQl1lole=Tabrif 5u Sell
beim fonben 6 Mrbeiter ibren SOB.
= S,1 3irmaens mltr0e Ser
Shu6oroiiiit 3eller ltr1o ocIlen Grofl'=
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sennber fat &arIsrube 1888
Ginmohner Gallo ni6t iiber 100000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Sic aIte &eimatb.
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