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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
@citinoica
9ampicr anfat,naicu.

Ken aort, ~ .toyeul'er
Ter CAMPER Y&ra %oahm"
gon Der Namburg amertsauilhcn
@mic Ser pon bier ou 5auainl
nah Ninlitou &amaJ.l ao'ubL IiGt
on otu StI'en ser Somoautu'A 2OC
Yiei,1U uor0iih pom &alii 'eit
4juiom ) 9rpan itne Nrau mn
Elm GnteIfino, iomie cine yStleaihdit
uon 81 %crlnijauuQs Qsujcu0cu in0
ar 0cu Gampicr "a llul.it oes
Sdir'cs muroc orabtos teri.btct Gs
beiin0ct iih nidt in munittelbarer
(3c'aar be0ari dber ser 0i.'e Nld
Sen lcctcn 5uutenoepc'ton io0oH 0ic
GaiiaQiare niht bcuuubilt EN-
Sd'lev9bootc per0u oGm Gomp'er
ou5 ellen dcnahbarteu 3i'cn }ur
S.j.ie scianot
9incoln. 9I,6 g. ltou.
Glarlc5 9rpau. 9ru0er ooa ",
liam 5. 9rpon. erhieIt non oicieu
cine 6unfcnoepeihe. sic TT Ser &c.
9Scit Station oitfaadu1cr mroe
Gjeie lautct: oSdliif auuelauien
Seine @eio6r glcnJiti3t Guh nidlt "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Sin irauj0iiidcr Stnnt9nMuult ais
Enmpacnic.

glu3 NluuirunCa tGep Scralll0l
miro cine lHiuubere glfrdre geHei0et
Ser oort9e 5tuat2amualt, Gottl mt
9tnmcn, Der uor etuu 3ebn ,Sabren
oOrtbm ocrieet mur0e. bradte mcnl8
@el0, aber utelc Sdlul0cu nit. DIE er
bon ,Sabr 81 ,Subr iteti9 pcrueJrte
70 0dB lie lid lcleuudrtiJ all ehua9
iibcr ieh}igtnlueno Mart beIauicn
ioaen. uon ocuen Der 8roBte (Dell IN
Geiiat unH 2&el1eln al Grt mn
Gteue IN llmlaur lit lotti licbtc
Das beQuemc, ongcnchme Scben 0ev
Sil6eu9 r. mehr nod Dos Spltl mn
om auermeiltcn cine tlemc (dn}erR
ole er IN (oulouie nidt ieIten btijd.
te. So mudlte er ocnn ale Qaar
Mlonote einen neem N.mp an. I'M
6anlit sum Sbcil anoere(9lQublger "a
bGfrieo,9en Gurd) olcle 6uln}opa
rdtoneu mur0t ole Gbbc III ieiuar
Sana mmcr lroB1r 21s mar iat
&an9cm oiientlidps Sc5euuniB. aher
9ilcmano pd9te, 5rJen oen madl:A'n
Wann 0Irett Niale ein5ureIdca S,5h
letdt mare 0le Sadle nod lau1e ii;
@eroorgtneu Qcb,ltbeu menn ma:
flr}lit EN- Ntlmu nit g}ameu @3a.
lin. ein 0lmflcr 9oricnnaml oeraai.
tet morocn mdre Ger einen flctusp
Rentngr mn 9tansn @dilaiie i'm
filni biz icdIatarieuo 6rdntcn erle'h
tert Bate l(un b1J1b es iih. 01b
Gotti. ser 5dul0ner Eba.ips mas
ser inn adr nlauhcn 5Iautu 2apu2n
oclc6cn hatte irciiid. um iin
Damn mic0cr hirtcnhcrun ourh aller.
han0 0unfle gorienulnouey IN lelnf
ci9rne Cai6c iurijt}u.eitcn AQ 0ls
qab einen iiirftcrliden aiatit. Der
in Dem fleinen Crte 0le @tut1 luU1i
tig in Grrelunl icttc uro oa Sic
Sad)e bci Scr 1catn Vhotiu cinlelch
tcteu llntcriufung lan3 oifeHfur0.1
uurac 10 leitetc Der C5crita3tsdH.
malt non WontpeaIcr cine Gr5e5uHJ
acden icinen llrtcrhosuiteH Sotti etL
0fa noh idanebt dbcr bereits Tedlt
or1o.rcr0cs Nta;cr,a. Niillc le'or.
Ser, ha5eu ioQ Ter Ct2r'taotsdr.
palt bat eiGea 9cridt al oas SaitI5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Sine 1oriicr crOcusihadIcrniiarc.

IN Qaris miro in lchcimuibooGcn
onlsSrildcn User cine CrOcusidl1ter.
ncififte berihtct In Ser Elm hoher
@camtcr ocs aricqsminiiteruams n {
oem 9lnianl@blldiia5cu Z fom9r'-
mittirt lem ioa 1ieier hat Haris
ohne TeIounq bel iciulu @orlciee'
ten 1erlaiien Wdn er}dh!t oob iih
in ictrcm geiie BlpIeye bc'iroen
burt oereu ,SuhoIt bcfa1nte 4ari'cr
geri5ridteiten b.obrciteat rerocu
f5nrer. 7ic 9jrieile 1eat Ucr
elmer 7anlr aus Die oem olleIualn
fir icar ciaiiuircih 9ehaIteuen Be.
on:ca nabeitau0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
GrfIGrt iidJ fir 1icpnblif.
Gofio. ,Sapan. % Nop


Rad 5uoerldiii1en Gruahacbrid).
ten, Die bier aus Ghma aulaultcn
bat Gang Sdao 81. 0tr iriiberc Nd.
niitcr iijr 0a5 &oit- mo &crfchra.
melcn, ser iif meiaerte, lmtcr Dem
neuen 3egime meitcr I'M 9lnte gu
bleiben. iid Sen 9ieuollltiondreu az.
geihIoiien uno lid iilr Die Hegublif
efldrt. Gr lit elmer Ser beruprral.
enoiten Wtdnner Der fortidlrttlidl ge-
iinnten GSunghineieu in %efing unO
i'm 9luSlanoe mohl befaHnt Gr ara.
ouirte uon ser }aleluiueriitdt mo
muroe oIs Observation-Disclosures noh
9lmerifa geiditt. Inn Den &creini9-
ten Stooten Qonf 81 inden ir Die
Hiiferitottunq zines (beile5 ser Gnt-
idGoiQunQSnci0cr. ole aus 2InloB
oes Norerauiitanoc3 5u }d6len mo.
ren. an Gbind
Tieielbeu MclounQen ioQen. 6aB
man non 1{uouihifni qlnubt 0aB er
nllr oltf cine @cle1enhcit rartet i'd
oen &epolutiou1rcn un3uihIiebcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
HerFieu.
2ouoon. 20. Pobcmbcr.

2ouoou 20. Pobcmbcr.
Geriirn luieocr6oIi, oob cS BON
9ubIono un9eredt bebdnoelt miro.
mo bat ieinc Sohe in 0ie S0n0e
6'roBbritannicn9 gcle9t. oa ieiRc 81.
pIomoti1dIcn 9cjie6un0cn 5u Rug.
Iano obaebrc hcu ipu0cn. 8eriicn
bat @robbritouuicH crnht. i6m ~
rntGen WcIdcn 9urs Gcriicn ciu.
id)Iogcu ioa. uu0 Bat ucriprod1u.
oen 9intbe }u iolgcn Wgnn u5thiL
miro Feriicu 0ie 6orocrunacn Jiuj.
lambs erfH0eu pem RuBlono Der.
ipriht BOZ clne MN ow Dem @ele
nod Frriicn beiiuoiideu (ruppen
rad 9lLlano 5uriidft5rcn
St Fctco6ur1 90 Gopcmbcr.
Guc 0otidait uou Qafu briu0t.
ooB en- iclomdBil ausaerultatcs mi.
ind's ]igGlncnt an 9or0 cmea Gda.
piers noW fe0fn 0oJcidhrca It,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
|er6cu,
Gcgicrung Oudt nd

NoNocB. - Fon
lie pcriiihc &eleruo hat STE I'm
BroBbrtaunien o'i}.c, cnldyi il.
tilt. oaB ne I'M Giutlm3 mt oeW
Math Der ietteren is1crimj 5ercii
lei Den in Dem ruinid' llIt,maium
onle'ilbrten tFor0erustu II uta'oh.
rem 6 lit Der geiet 1a1eaca yucr,
OGl 6ie tScnodrmer 5ult aJ lcbcn
oie aui }lnoromuJ o. pr'iidjen l5e,
ner1.'dcen g'i' rs Nicrf1 .hritC
un0 i'm Z 5eri.1nou5 nat 0cu pcn
iiitler cation 1lratt 1u 'aICt utr
Gen I'm aas peiieteuuH ~ SdU1
Ps. Su,t2neh. ines Gru oea Gr
>ta5s con Qeriign 80 '4.a3aot
men.
lie peyiiiAe 3eliaraas miro an
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Ser a5Grcr Gro,ef"

2incoln Center ms % Gco
Der .lhccr IN udhsrt lido
icincu Gu1e q lcn uat 1ual
Sdlubrc0ctoan o1ltcn aus. nor.
ou' Ser Tal OeH bnorcuen inter.
brcitci miro Lu4 aioi1or lm0 >er
9lniidt ooh Sic 1rml Ser @e
i1gporcncn ieittr R.d'ttrs 3H.
fila 'itr 0ic 9tN1c ten IT
Tcr Fihter " oaB cs ui1t
5cmr'cu ici oai 0rct 9lHF..al
ten NIT 6cm 1h Der ShWlghre
rim Gaan,&erlat rMH a1uca
lei 'aar 6ruieien ocu oab o@ln
acfln1hn al. Dem ~e''cHOsu 5tNa0
nu' Sem l2c1 r III lhotort nl.
rcn mas abcr u. Misc Ihrt Q.it
'dn,o oar1ue'eu H aver taa.t.
zen mcrNc Sal 'cr5rdrn ae
0ircstc Tollc a t1.f.d1c mar.
6p sir glHNa.a la5m 70 iaen
Ec icl it 'dmo io1tn ojn aH
(5e huorcHm ia be'uaotn ucr.
ocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
RhrseridDsinnpplifauten lnGbippeiua
Sails, 8is., Oirien triu, S6ant.
luirtbs UOrbriugen.
UsGatetes 0ewer6e.
Gu llblcH, Midl., miro jurjcit ela
eniatIunellcr &rUjef uer.
bGnoclt.
angcGlidJc Giitmoroc.
Chippewa Sails 22i5. % Ron

Ger 9uu0c2nattrdl iirlnl9cranti.
nator T. 8 Zoe i'm 2relsJerItt Dat
energib 0alclen proteItirt. sd cine
glBahI 0nn NeucrberH H.. 0a9 9lr-
eerrcbt Der Der Stootcn 5h1nfuir.
tbe ais 3eulen brinlt nm iIbcr Oca
Gbarotter, oen @obnort ii n 0cs
betrer'en0cn &au0I0uteu alt2NiuJcu.
unO bat crtIdrt onB er ami oas 3eUJ.
nil BON Sdouhuirtben hin tijnftil
nidt oc Grtbeilm9 uou 4iirlcrpd.
plercn tmpicalCn mijroe. Rihter
g&id1um io3tc. oaB Ole Seuun3.
nahme Oea GypuInator9 artbeIBeu
nir0e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Santu GOmingO
Die McndlclmOrOcr hinacridtct.
gNnihinntnrl. D l,nn

W0lbIn0ton. 2 ll0o.
9a3 Stantsaut hat ole ]Iohrid]t
prbalten. NoB ser 5tncrol (ejer1 Der
ocn @raiioenten Gaceras uou S0rtc
Gomn1o eridoB ionic ieiu 4ttltui.
oigcr, Der General Nmentcl crlrl''
len uno oui Der 1tc1e huacrid,tct
mur0cn Die Ncllerun9s sacuait Feat
nun in sen &dnocu 0c@ oouinItcui.
idlcn Gabinett5. Ter 9onQrtB ulf0
am 30 9top instrumentation ruu
eincn propiioriiAgH Qraliocutcn II
md6lcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Edlarmiihcl por ManIin0.

Sun 5rauci4to. Gal % Non
Cine &abcl0cpeltc an 0lc AlIlilc
dNneiii6e ,6reic @rciie" meIOt oab
Bic Nebeaen 0ic MlnOd'uoorpolIcn
nor 9|aufing onIrii'cn mo bic 0ai.
ierlihcn nit cincm &CrIit uon mc5.
reren bunOert So0tcn mO Gtruun.
0ctcn }uriidtricbrn GIc ft0o.utlo.
uare Dor 9toutul cr5aItcu 'ortm0l.
reno 3uiu9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Ghicnnprr Rirhmnrlt.

pirsnieb 5aubr. 10000 odrunicr udreB
2dl0 euibet Ee prsife poren tDic io8i:
eirfe 81 90 Oily. eulC rs 20: SAN
,..ts it.a .litllts 3 75- tu oclIcrs So %
y 81 tugcr. s8 ~ $50 Uaibpt s. - $40:
,osrts uu5 5tc5et SD 5Sj DWbll1e.
2y-.rU ~ NU
ehmeinc .HtHhr 81 COO Eie Erfte irns
rem uts f1Ia, hattc ST. 2e G55 centibis.
81 l- tso b,e 75 o40 5erle $445
1tnfe 1ufr 5000 &c Prrtif Uarrn
-te fa'ct edmmgr $500 -b1: SdbIllnps
Si25 405. (I6oc $50 3 10 5pes. 500
e. 49,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
9anfings cSan uaGe.


NUWlUU, 20 -tUUNIIINNI-
Cine Gepeid)e ans (icnrin iolt,
ooB oie auiierlidcu in 9(antiua inter
@enerol Gitung ciuacihloiien iin0
uno YPangel an &cben2nlitte.u icioen
Ger Rud3ug lit ibuen ab8eidnlttcn
Ser SAL Der Sta0t ihcmt lrnnljttcI.
bar beuor 3u itehcu. Sic llln0Ihu9
IN Eefing begillii'gen einc IreH0ea
iein0llhe NrnpnnnnNn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Ser &crlaui OcS gGcldj itca".
9gai6inltou %. 9Icy 'mlcr.


3udeu meldr Srdluurll0lWlcn
erbaltcn hattcn Inn por 0cm Sta0I
truittomiic 0e4 ndloullcH HbRcoro
uctcubauic9 9IJa'alcu ju uadlcu
im0 bcuahrihti3t wotoen porou'A
niht nch MoiauAton iu t1anltn
mo Is iii mubriduuIld' Nd6 Olt lln
tcriudunl uorl0rliQ ruhcn miro.
mcuH 0it EcmchnuWg uon Etonoa2
Wtrrttt upu Culutl NiWu. 0lc Jest
i'm WauQt lit btcn0Ct III u han
0clt iid In lcGt,rtm Ndllc nm 0o@
Ior.cbu oaq Node'taCr oln oit
Miciabd Gr}lon0erutu IN &ahrc 1898
m0hte
Is lit rahridejulih oob cine 3u
iommenftuit >e2 pollen Nomltee
ujtt Oor 7citmb1r itlit'Woeu tum
uu Stcuul1 81 nlgMen ju Dem %ro
teil Ser s5tdAltryy ,ration gclcn ot
Gortcgul ser &crnthuuulcu IN
9lu6cirudt Sc9 lluilln0e, oaB Sic
9luOtartsjerml enc 4loIe onde'
ltrcnlt hat
Gconioa2 NNrritt, Ser @ru0cr Oon
NlircO Qicrrltt Der er}dhitc, lulc lcnc
6omiliG mcrthpouc G3Idu0creIeu ltnO
eiienbdhnclleutllm al Soon J
Godciellcr oerlor beitlli0tc uiclc pon
ocn 9luldbcu iclncs 9ruocrs
@r Cr5dhltc auofihrlIh. oar lem
Got1r in oeu iiHiqScr Sabrcn Der
Nleubdlelct0 eme IroBc 3utuut
uorm2lcialt bate. mo mic cr Wo
iein 9ru0cr nu Sabre 1891 Damn Bic
crite Gr}lru5c IN lcucm (Scblet .onlcl'
ten. Nal0 Hahher mare cin 3mrom
pon uutcrucbmHndsluiti9cH @cutcn
noh icltcr Sc9euo erioIGt Gr bate
udlt 1cluoIit. 0dB icnc &inocrelca III
Sic N0n0e lrlcno cIne5 reidcn Spn'
0Itatc9 'rlcn ma cr hdttc 0ie &oce
olrc5 itdatlden %adltlelebes le'aGt,
0urd) Oaa e5 Sen 9'irQcrn 0cs Stul.
ties ermoaIift merofn wfrot 2a1o
claims }u crlonleu Gr brdhtc en-
ioldle@ Eodlt1ccg and III Der %l3i>'
lltr 0urt
NalO 0drnnh mdrcn Damn Sat)ocr.
itGtHjle 1cfommcn Oie icne t8c0.uo
0urd'olfft bdttcn mo olc Damn 0as
Grj iijr uertho9 crfldrt battcu Ia
ourd murtu 0ic Nicrritt2 uerbuotrt
,pnrAo.t cine 9lnlcibc III MAIDEN Sic
hdttn oaun Die (Srubc nit lhrcn ei.
Qcucn U}lttcln hcarbe'tct mo llntcr.
hanolunlcn nit aupltaIlltcu betrel'9
Eau elmer @uhn aulcfnjIpit onrau5
mdrcu N0nu lire Observation-Disclosures
NIT RodvicQer Cntltanocn 1lcle bat.
ten iciuc GQmilio ms lluljiId &c.
btadt Gr hattie and s s 6rid uno
An0rcm Garlclia 'Hr bic Gr5ldn0c.
rcicn ms Sic pain 81 jntcrciiiren &c.
iud,t. otcr ucrlc1ul5 6rid Ser 0d.
rala lGjtllicO Ser Garuclic SO mar
h6ttc tim 5u ciucr }unmncutlmrt
cinlclaocu i'm uui olcier dber
idn50c 5ehauoclt. l'at 9au Der
}'ahn adtten &c Ncamtcn 0er'cl1eu
aom ocriudt >iei" .l n Ero}cnt
6cs9lftieufapitlla on Cn 1outlrreu}
iut,rNcsmcn 1u cerr'en 0ama,s
wart i'm uerit u,rlsihia3en nor
0.a cai. 9}otcic0W ouAelft Ser
!Ite N1onn lem moats Ser iju ods
9'r eft }u utcrt'ircn mare
Ter 3cu1c cr3ht a1u1 luic or
..,, N.Gr $500 r.F 1.., 5N,t-f ,,
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pOr lld)tio.
lin ausIGHSiife IntcrOcntiOn 81
perbatsu, Iieirrt China Die
SOlIaeloer anS.
z S6armhteI pOr InutiuN.
Dian crlunrtct in ocn nadliicu Sn'
gen Die Gnnnhmc Oicicr StaOt
onrd bic 9ieu, lntiOndrc.
9Imcritauiidjcs &cair;cnt uodl Gbua.
@aiilinlton. % ltoo

Sallt elmer NlIttheiuml an oas
Staatannlt bat Olc cbWliIlde 'RcQie
umg ongeor0uct. 0uB allie GInnaA
men aus oeu Wuritim}ouen en-
idlieBlidl ser %orcrtutidGOlllu'
pom Sabre 1901. ju @uniten Ser
nu2l0uoiiden Cldubiger GDmaa III
au@ldu0iihen NuutcH bHttrItJt w1r'
ocn iollcn. IS Qeidteu 0iC2 lW
Dem Au9lan0 feinen &ouuuuo AN
Gmuiihlmg III Die muern 9lnAclt
genbcitcu Ghind9 III acDtu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24

mnnternm erngerriht. oaS iid ieiIe
GutihIleButgen porbeblIten. ab2r
cine ltreuJe lluierlhdntng dugroronet
bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
betrO0Cn.

2cOniSas Merritt cr5Gblt Oem Sta6I-
truituutcrindnnaStOmitc, mic oCr
s9Ilmuicnicr" Stockholders i'm
nno icincn &ruOcr ureIulcgtc,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24
Gie mcriFnniihe GeNicruna icnort
$4,000 Rnuu an bic n0roIidle me.
gitGuidrnmeritaniihc Gjrcnje.
&e OOIutiou beiardtet?
Gcriicu ridltct it'd an @rofbritnRs
uicn nm Gatb in icincr scscnluGr-
tiarn mihlijcu gage,
Gailiidle Srnppcu nbaeianSt.
SinNt M}crifn 81 Nlnn

G3 III Ocr Ncieal lur Oic Y}obil.
nlndluml uou 25000 Soi0aten erloi.
ZEN uor0cu oic iid cutldH1 Der moro.
lIdlen mcritdnI'h aucritanildcr
@rcnje auitcIcu iollcu lie Reaie'
rml III }uNr nod tcpipt bcjijglid)
Ger QcnclOctcu 9icuce &odreIta Jic-
pollution mill a5er qcrilitct icin. iollte
lic iidl tbliidhidl pcruiytItcu &ro-
ii0cnt Nto0ero lup0 lcin Gnblnctt
9, ,'ubcu. oaB oic cru0bntc .IrllppcR'
3ah dcuillcn Miro cine oIllollp3e
Grpbuul uic0crilGucr'cu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24

beroem REBlauo 9Ibtrc ,liteu G3|
MIRO nod hellte EN- uHul ptriiiGeS|
Sa5inctt gcblloct.
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Vornanan.
g4oib,atuil % 9}o

gyo'brlton % lIoo
@cridtc on oo5 Stnatsoai ey'
mlhnten. 0aB in @ualuau clnc rc9o'
lutionare 9crclun1 I'M @trocH BE-.
QrifiCn ici 2aa ,lot7dnt tat It.
0od leincrel ll}tua'jiunl 0aru5cr.
Oh ea iid INN ere euauflcbuul cln'r
iriI6Crcu Neoo.ut. houoct o0ty 60
neue Euhrcr an s 5piGc 0cs tiu1I-
0etgu ucucitcu glu noes itc9a
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Wrcnlc.
9luItin Ser. Of g}ob.

9luItlu. Ser. 2t Nob.
Sem @ourcrntu Gcldutt muroe
mItdcthcilt ooG iniollt Der A1ItotIon
BON merit1nihcn HeuoIutiouorcu bel
@roruoDIlc Ger. oort DER Yu5brnh
non llHrtbcn 5i btnrdteu llt Ter
WomcrUcur iou0tr iolort eine Abtbe.
lln1 ioutspoli5cl nat 8ropuSOllIe
uH0 iollte Dies niht leuiiacn. Inn ole
Cr0uunI nuiredt III crholten 10 miro
cr Oie Nii,ij ouibittn
@dlhnltou 2i 9lOo.
tbs 3ricQ2omt hoH0cli onaClibtS
Ser 0roheuOcn &coomtion in MeriIo
nit elmer luaGpobntcn 5huetliQfeit,
nm Itrletunl ocr ]iutralitot jll pcr.
biItcn Ger 5etrc tar 5tiulon crbicit
bonn Sen 2uucau cine TcpClhc, oa.
hin lauttuo CUB orr Y2alor Nole.
oafa noi ,.N5aassa1 ReliHgni
IN Snrc0o ,Nlnn McriQo, eincuS,nupi.
mann un0 puci @cucjuc cnel 4om-
pagnic. Die iilr Die mcritnniidlcn 9le.
uoIntiondre lebit0et miro lciua5m
gIlldl beidinluabmte Cr 10 tSeue6re.
20, 600 @atronen mo 30 Dnnamt.
bonbcn 0rci3cbn onOcre aagc5llde
Hcoolutiol0re eutfanen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-11-24

Die ,,,IetclterW"-3eItu
aen BADEN cis Geiebicbte
BON ga Greiie niebt nu,
mitietreiben ieneern nit
matben PeIfen.
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Another St. Cloud Veteran Dead.

Another St. Cloud Veteran Dead.
Daniel Harvey, a. veteran of the
gallant Seventh Minnesota volunteers,
died at St. Cloud last Thursday, aged
so years. Mr.. Harvey was born in
New York and in the late ffties came
to Minnesota and settled on a farm in
Sherburne county. In 1862 be
answered his country's call for volun-
teers and enlisted as private in Com
pany I, Seventh Minnesota volunteers,
under Capt. j. E. West, who preceded
his comrade to the beyond by one
week. After faithfully serving his
country for three years Mr.. Harvey
was honorably discharged from the
service in 1865 and came back to Min.
nesota, settling on q farm in Santi-
ago, where he continued to make his
home until 1885, when be removed to
East St. Cloud and resided there until
his death. he is survived by his wife
and two daughters.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-11-23

EXPLOS1VISTA HEADQUARTERS
Poison Center, Minn., Nov. 20, 1911.
Hon. Jonathan Gladhand,
Progresso, MINI.
Dear Glad:-I want you to run as the
Explosivista candidate for governor.
I don't like Eberhart. He won't do
anything for me. The other pub.
lished candidates don't look good tc
me. They are all selfish and don'
understand this explosivista move.
ment. I think they are four-Aushers.
You may not have heard of me but
I was in the legislature onoe-in 1889.
was prominent in the Washburn.
Sabin senatorial fight and cast q
secret ballot in the caucus for my
man. I took an active part in the
Duluth & Winnipeg land grant fgh
of that session, standing squarely
with the people on that issue.
did not come back to the legis
lature the next session. I was solo
out in the convention. In 1892 tn,
people wanted me to be county
treasurer but the court house gane
beat me to it. In each campaign fol
lowing I have heard the people calling
me but the machine is too strong.
am tired of drawing blanks. Onl,
last winter Governor Eberhart wa
urged to appoint me deputy OF
inspector at $35 per month but tn,
gang senator from this distric
slipped nobody into my place.
am willing to work hard for you
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UNIVERSAL PAN
ACEA FOR MAN AND

GLADHANDS' UNIV EHSAL PAN
ACEA FOR MAN AND
BEAST.
Progresso, Minn., Nov. Fl, 1911.
Hon. Peter Picthank,
Poison Center, Minn.,
Dear Pete:-I know you by reputa-
tion as I was on the side lines in the
Washburn-Sabin fight. Your letter
sounds progressive and true.
I have never sought political prefer
ment but I am not insensible to the
honor of serving the public if there is
anything in it. Like Col. Yell of
Yellville, my heart beats warm for my
native land; and her sons, native and
adopted, are my brothers all. God
bless them!
I have tried to keep step with the
progressive march of civilization and
Nose Clapp, and feel that if the
people should have the temerity to
trust me I will bow to their supreme
decree. Far be it from me to antago-
nize that greatest of all sovereigns-
the plain American citizen.
I am sending you under another
cover our new almanac and joke
book. Our "Universal Panacea"
which has ended the sufferings of so
many men and horses in this broad
land of ours, is selling like hot cakes,
and if you could wisely dispose of a
few gross in Poison Center it might
make it easier for you to start some
thing. The race is to the swift.
Should circumstances ever make it
possible for me to be of the slightest
service to you, sincerely trust that
you will address me with the absolute
assurance that any request from you
great or small-will receive the
closest scrutiny and most careful con-
sideration. For your kind words I
thank you. Progressively yours,
JOHNATHAN GLADHAND.
RALPH.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-11-23
FREQ Stomach Remedy.

II you suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and their resulting conditions such as: Ner-
vousness, Constipation, Biliousness, Gas
In the Stomach, Bloating Heartburn, etc.,
write to me and I will send you free OF
cost a package OF my Stomach Tablets
winch Will relieve you at once. Address
John A. Smith, Dept, 81, Smith Bldg,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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or any man for that matter; but I
must be recognized I have failed 80
often that my wife says am no good,
and this cuts me to the quick.
Even if you could not win it would
give you a lot of advertising, and, as
you are in the patent medicine busi-
ness, that ought to help some. At
any rate, if could only carry part of
this delegation for you, it might help
me to force the state machine to give
me a place at the pie counter.
Bill Spillmouth of Broken Bottle
county and Hugh Popsquirt of Busti
are in the same fix and are anxious to
start something. Bill and Hugh are
all right but will bear watching, as
they sold me out three times in one
convention.
Should this letter strike you favor
ably, please put your finance CON-
mittee in touch with me at once as
there are some preliminary matters
requiring immediate attention.
This letter is not written for publ
cation but you are at liberty to give
it to the press if you think it will help
US and advance the cause We all love
so we'll. Faithfully yours,
PETER PICTHANK.
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Oregon Fruit Grower Visits Princeton

Oregon Fruit Grower Visits Princeton.
E. W. Powers of Salem, Oregon, a
prominent farmer, fruit raiser and
shipper of Oregon dried fruits, while
in town over Sunday visiting his old
time friend, J. ]. Skahen, exhibited a
few samples of his fruits from the car
he recently shipped to Minneapolis.
and our merchants we're so pleased
with the quality and prices that Mr..
Powers went away with orders for
about two tons of his products. The
Oregon prune is especially delicious
and superior to any we have seen in
size and quality. The system pursued
by Mr.. Powers cuts out the jobber's
profit and hence cheapens the price to
the consumer. We bespeak for him a
good trade in this part of the state.
He is man of the highest integrity,
progressive, and perfectly reliable.
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Portrait enlargement at the Pyro
Studio. The very latest finish. Work
guaranteed. Prices right. j. L..
Payette, Photographer. 44.tfc
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Bargains In second Hand Organs.

One Story & Clark organ, can
scarcely tell it from new, $40; one
Dyer Bros. organ, walnut case, high
top, $50; one Acme organ, oak case,
high top, with glass, 1876; one Clough
& Warren organ, walnut case, $40.
Five dollars discount on any of these
for cash. The instruments have all
been cleaned and put in good shape.
You can make any kind of payments
you wish on them.
Ewings' Music Store.
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\ Northwestern HospI1AL
AND SANITARIUM.

(EsTABL1sRED 1900
A private institution which combines all the
advantages of perfectly equipped hospital
with the quiet and comfort OF refined and
elegant home. Modern in every respect. No
insane, contagious or other Objectionable cases
received. Rates are as low as the most eff
c1ent treatment and the best trained nursing
will permit
II. 6. COONEY; NJ. D.,
nedlcaI Director,
NELLIE JOHNSON, Superintendent.