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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
Magazine Talk.

The current number of Everybody's
contains very vivid story of what
an execution as punishment for MUIR
der means to all concerned. The
story as written is told by reporter
sent to the execution on duty for his
paper. He goes reluctantly because
he does not think capital punishment
is right. He argues that a great
State, after allowing her children to
be educated as the poor often are, to
life of wrong-doing has no right
when the unfortunate has completed
his education in crime and has CONT
ted some act which is the natural
sequence of his education, to turn
upon the offender and take away that
which 1t can not give back, q human
life.
The reporters description of prison
scenes Of the time of the execution, his
talks with the prison "Trusties" and
the executioner and others who must
because Of the offices they hold per.
form the hateful WORK of taking away
the life of q fellow-creature are
gloomy and impress the reader with
feeling that surely there must be
some better way of taking care of the
murderer than by committing a legal
crime. They also make him realize
that all citizens who have a share in
the making of laws are guilty of muir.
der so long as the law OF their State
permits capital punishment.
The story is not altogether sombre.
It is lightened by many glimpses Of
the good in humanity and is intensely
interesting to those who would like t.
see letter way found to provide fol
the disposition of criminals who
commit acts we cannot understand anl
must not permit. 1t will repay any.
one for the reading because it bring.
to mind the things that citizens of .
country like ours are responsible for
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
The Residuum of Progress.

Professor Fournier's theory that the
first Napolecn's overthrow came from
the common people of the countries he
had supposedly conquered by bring
ing their kings and emperors to terms,
is undoubtedly correct.
The spirit of popular revolt which
brought on the French revolution and
made Napoleon possible, finally per-
meated the masses all over Europe to
an extent sufficient to arouse their
fury against dictator who had leaped
as 1t were, full armed from the ferment
following the overthrow OF the French
king and aristocracy.
AS Napoleon's latest biographer
says, his diplomacy was faultless.
The kings and diplomats were in the
hollow of his hand. But he did not
perceive the strong pathetic sentiment
OF the Russian nation; the aroused
national enthusiasm Of the Germans,
which compelled Austria to abandon
her neutrality built up with such ella
borate skill by Metternich; which led
the regiments of Frederick Augustus
OF Ssxony to desert him; which made
vain King Frederick williams reluc-
lance and the timid temporizing of his
diplomatists, and stimulated Spain to
frantic resistance.
So the dream of unlimited power OF
the great Napoleon came to an end.
1t was in one sense the Frankenstein
monster devouring ITSELF The popu-
lar revolt against tyranny in France
led to popular excuses. 1t required
the strong hand of a Napoleon to
curb the mob. Then when the M an
who had restored order and org aniz q.
tlon built up bloodier tyrannJ, q
new reaction and new popular up
rising restored a saner balance
between the proletariat and the con-
stituted authorities. The Revolution
gave birth to the military empire.
The military empire submerged the
essential principles of the revolution,
and then the rising tide of popular
revolt overwhelmed the architect OF
the military empire.
Thus action and reaction in the
development of nations often brings
extremes to the surface, but the resi-
dunn OF progress always leaves a
substantial accretion of popular
liberty .-Minneapolis Tribune.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
Saved Child From Death.

CATER our chilu had suffered from
severe bronchial trouble for a year,
wrote G. T. Richardson, of Richard
sons Mills, Ala, 1--WE feared it had
consumption. 1t had bad cough all
the time. We tried many remedies
with avail, and Doctors medicine
seemed as useless. Finally we tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery and are
pleased to say that one bottle effected
a complete cure, and our child is
again strong and healthy" For
coughs, colds, hoarseness, lagrippe,
asthma, Group and sore lungs, it is the
most infallible remedy that's made.
Price SOC and S1.OO. Trial bottle free.
G uaranteed by o. NJ. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
Specialists Needed on the Bench

It's certainly gratifying 10 find tina.
Judges themselves arc waking up to
the fact that II happens altogether too
frequently that they are called upon
to render opinions and decisions 10
matters which are absolutely foreign
to them and Of which they practically
know nothing and the old saying that
ITO him to whom an Office is given is
also given the necessary brains to
cope with II" lacks verification In
many instances. Our system Of juris-
prudence is built up on this sdage,
however, and as . necessary conse.
quence u found wanting In many
respects. 5s II
A Federal Judge sitting in New
York was recently called upon to pass
upon case involving patents In the
manufacture of chemicals and he was
frank enough to admit that he was q
imam without sny knowledge Of even
the rudiments Of chemistry"
Because most of the other enlighten-
ed nations of the earth are living
under . monarchlcal form of govern
ment We feel that, being Republic,
We are their superior in everywhich
way. The sooner We recover from
this wrong notion of ours the better it
will be for the nation ct large. In
European countries technical ques-
tons are not entrusted to judges who
lack the necessary knowledge along
those particular lines. In Germany,
for instance, the courts summon
judges Of special qualifications to
whom questions Of particular classes
are referred and who can pass upon
them Independently and confidently
and correctly. In place of these ex-
pert judges We have so.cslled expert
Witnesses" who usually prove an
impeachment rather than an aid in the
ministration of justice as they are too
often influenced in their opinions by
The almighty dollar.
A thorough discussion of this phase
of our Jurisprudence would not be
amlss and if once taken up it will, we
nope, not be long before we will secure
'he services of specialists whose
character is known and recognized
and will gladly accept their judgment
n lieu of the hazard of an unframed
court.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

While active hostilities we're In
progress In Mexico much was said OF
the patriotism OF the Madero family.
They we're pictured o the most self
sacrificing Of mortsls whose only
thought and hope was to frae tho
common people from the terrible
economic burdens placed upon them
By . merciless Dictator. They we're
represented % risking lives and
fortunes with no other aim in view
than to ameli0rate the sufferings of
the wretched masses. All this talk
was first class capital for the Madero
family and did much to help them to
success. II now appears, however.
that 1t was mostly talk for with Diaz
out and Msdero in things move along
in just about the same old wsy.-The
masses are just as wretched Is ever
and the classes enjoy their special
privileges just Is of old, the only
difference being that the classes now
are headed by Msdero and his friends
and relations instead Of BY Diaz. The
political and economic conditions
remain practically IS they were before
the struggle in which the poor spent
their strength in the vain hope OF
lettering their own miserable lives.
After al, the Mexican Revolution
a 4 -
g farce 40 the usual South American
revolution is and it doesn't seem to
matter much who is in power-the
common people get the short end Of
the bargain every time there IL
shifting about. The real point Ut
issue seems to have been merely the
question of whether Diaz or Madero
should be allowed to divide the spoils.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
A Burglars Awful Deed

may not paralyze a home so CON-
pletely as a mothers long illness.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills are a
splendid remedy for women. "They
gave me wonderful benefit in constipa-
ton and famale trouble" wrote Mrs.
M: G. Dunlap, of Leadill, Tenn. If
ailing, try them. Csc at o. NJ. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
Pudd'ndead Maxinls,
{By Mark Twain

Let US be thankful for the fools.
But them for the rest of US could not
succeed.
Few things are harder to put up
with than the annoyance of . good ex.
ample.
When in doubt tell the truth.
There are two. times in . mans life
when he should not speculate; When
he can't afford to and when he can.
Hunger is the handmade of genius.
Training is everything. The peach
was once bitter almond; cauliflower
is nothing but cabbage with college
education.
Wrinkles should merely indicate
where smiles have been.
1t is easier to stay out than get out.
Man is the only animal that bushes
or needs to.
In craftsmanship get the formalities
right; never mind about the moalities.
November. This is one of the
peculiarly dangerous months to
speculate in stocks. The others are
July, January, September, April,
October, May, March, June, Decem.
Der, August and February.
Let US endeavor 80 to live that when
we come to die even the undertake,
will be sorry.
The universal brotherhood of man
is our precious possession, what there
is of it.
Be careless in your dress if you
must but keep tidy soul.
If you pick up a starving dog and
make him prosperous he will not bite
you. This is the principal difference
between dog and man.
It is more trouble to make q maxim
than it is to do right.
Pity is for. the living, envy is for
the dead.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
~ .;SiiIQm rsa is5sf,
FROnq
Our
EXCHANGES

Announcement IL made that the
Democratic National Committee will
meet in Washington, D. G. January
9th, to fix the time and place for the
national convention which will nomi.
nate the Presidential candidate for the
party. II will be . sort OF Jubilee. and
keynote speeches will be delivered
from which one may be able to fore
cast the arguments to be used IL the
campaign. Probably oil Of the promi-
nent candidates for the first place on
the ticket will be in attendance.
The launching of boom for Oscar
Underwood for the Presidency calls
attention to the fact hat the Democrats
have plenty OF material for that ONCE,
for change, while the Republicans
seem practically restricted to two.
But it may be different when the con-
ventions meet.
Older party organizations have been
amazed at the activity shown In the
Progressive Republican headquarters
in the city of Washington. Is Is
estimated that fifty clerks are sending
out tons of literature at cost Of
%, 900 week. This, 1t 10 said, 10 soon
to DO doubled. The suggestion is
offered that some ''interests" hostile
to the denomination of President Taft
are behind this great activity.
From Tarrytown, N. Y, comes .
pleasant tale of mosquitoes which get
on gasoline jags and then explode, to
the terror of the inhabitants of larry
town, and one James Brady is
mentioned as having been badly
burned by fire in his mattress started
by mosquito with it's tank full of
gasoline, which came too near while
Mr.. Brady was filing his pipe and
exploded. This is about the meanest
hing the mosquito has done yet.
When we had all thought we had dis.
covered sure way to get rid of
mosquitoes and malaria by using
literally the product of the Standard
Dill Company, it appears that the
mosquitoes are trying to become
immune by absorbing gasoline into
heir systems. This is going to make
t more difficult to abate the mosquito |
pest, and in way it is q blow at the I
Presidential aspirations Of the Hon.
Woodrow Wilson, who has been
aunted with the fact that while Presi-
lent Taft has rid the Isthmus of
Panama of mosquitoes, Governor
Wilson has not yet proven his ability
% do the same thing for New Jersey.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
Cough at Nieht.

Means loss of sleep which is bad for
everyone. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops the cough at once,
relieves the tickling and dryness in
the throat and heals the inflamed
membranes. Prevents cold develop
Ing into bronchitis or pneumonia.
Keep always in the house. Refuse
substitutes. o. NJ. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01
Classified Advertisements.

For RENT One fat in the Boesch
building. Inquire ut Alb. Stein
hauser, Review Bldg, End floor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

wANTED-Maid for Superintendent
House. Apply to or Address 81. B
Miller, State Hospital. st. Peter,
MINI. 35tf.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

WANTED-At once. Men to represent
US, either locally or travelling. Now
is the time to start. Money in the
work for the right men. Apply at
once and secure territory. ALLEN
NURSERY Co., Rochester, N. Y.
3Stf.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

FOR SALE-Two houses on trucks 1Ox
20, with or without trucks, also two
low wheeled road graders. Call on
ANTON BRAND. 44-46
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

strong healthy woman to
assist in caring for an old lady.
Apply at MRS. CHAs. WAGNER,
North German Street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

ZEN, >penn iie nah beenoigtem 8eioe=
gang in BEN @tau gebradt meroen,
allBeroroentli@ blanf un6 i9on aus.
DaB Elm FOLDER 8rou@ au6 auf sic
Mildergiebigfeit portbeilbaft eintpirft,
~ltnterliegt mobl feinem 3meifel. Sir
&ibe, mel6e getiioert meroen, itn6 fol-
de Deden geraoe5u unentbebrli@.
@us ser 8raris itn0 3ablretde 8ert6=
tie in Sen 5adBeitidriften peroffent=
li6t moroen, tpelde sic 8enubung ser
8ieb6eden BEL Mildpieb iomobl inn
Jrubiabr a1s au6 i'm SCRIPT angele=
gentli@ empfeblen, 11m 10 mebr, 90
Ser Nreis berielben fetn bober lit. Die
Musgaben fir lol6e 9eden, sic niele
Sabre benutt mer6en f0nnen, iino
our6 6as Before @eoeiben un6 6urd
Sic 6oberen 2eiltungen ser Sbiere BEL
unginitiger, falter uno naiier @it<
terung iebr bal6 5urideritattet. Seer
lie etnmal fir fem Mil9pieb benutt
fat, modte fife nidt gerne mie6er ent=
bebren.
@or alien Dtngen lit ie5o@ i9on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Dor Dem &inausbringen auf 6te @ei-
De Elm aumdbli9e3 @etpobnen an ME.
orige Gemperaturgra6e notbpenoig.
Man llfte oie stane offers, lafie Die
Jeniter 5eitmeiIig often iteben, iofert'
Dies angdngig 1T, obne 3ugluft ber'
bei5ufubren, un6 forge Damn Dor allen
oafur, oaB Der ltebergang BON ser
@interfiitterung gum 8eioegang o6er
our @riinfiitterung aamabli6 ourd=
gefiibrt mer6e. Mlsoann miro man
meniger uber Elm 3uriidgeben I'M CT
MISUNDERSTANDING uno Wil6ertrage
gu flagen boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@ams mmo Sol.
Ser Triiblins xnb bic @anstbiere,

8enn ser Sriiblings ins 2ano
5iebt, er1pa@t alles gu neuem 2eben.
Jfidt nun Die Meni4enbruit miro frob
bemegt, ar9 uniere Saustbiere i@ei=
men 6ann 11el1 belebt 5u meroen. Sic
parmenoen gonnenitrablen laiIen sic
eritarrte Hflan3enmelt periii1gt rite
fen u11o sic Sbiermelt idmiidt ii6 nit
einem 11elen &let0e: sic 80gel legen
ibr @od5eitSfleio an uno sic Sous
t6iere merfen ous lange> itruppige
0interbaar ab un6 befommen oafur
etn g%lGn5enoes, glattes Sommerfleto.
Ser 2ebensmutb bebt ii6k Ser @e=
ldledtstrieb miro itdrfer uno Iberaa
berri9t frobes 2eben.
Mber aud man9e @efabren bringt
ser Griibling fir unier 8ieb NIT ii@,
uno INN ibnen mirfiam entgegentre=
ten gu fonnen, muB Ser 2anomirtb
iber 6ieielben orientirt iein.
@as aunGbit 6en Saartped1el be-
trifft, 10 erforoert er groBe Mengen
bon Mabritoffen, namentlid eimeiB<
baItiger Natur, mesbalb mir IT. oteier
8eit Defenders @emidt auf cine fraf=
tige @%rnabrung legen miilien. Sci
SEN Yferoen lit oies in INN 10 boberem
MaBe notbmen6ig, a1s in 6ieie 3ett
Sic Notwithstanding, sic aus
%nabmsmeiie bobe Mnipride an 0iefel=
ben madt, fdQt. Mu@ sic 6oblen per<
oienen iebt beion0ere Mufmerfiamfeit,
ga MIN meiitens ser 3abnmediel itatt=
finoet. Man gebe ibnen fem gauges
@etrei0e, ion6ern quetl@e es, Elm Ser
fabren, oos MUIR bier uno Bel alten
Yferoen nit mangelbafter 8eroauu1g
unge3eigt lit. 2etdtper0aulihe Nnb=
rung lit mabreno 0es 3abnme9iels,
ser einen permebrten 8lutitrom mad
Sent @opfe peruria6t, bon 8e0ertung.
Snsbeion0ere lit bier etn iungeS, iaf-
tiges Grim, iobal6 es gu baben lit, gu
perabrei6er. IS iibt nidt :l1ur nrf
sic Soblen, ion6ern gan5 beionoers
audi auf alte @fer6e, oenen Sic 3ab=
ne 5um Sbeil ausgefallen, abgenutt
ooer franf iin6, sic oaber nidt mebr
fauett uno &aub= un6 &raftfutter nur
iebr mangelbaft ber6a1en foinee1, et-
men ungemein beleben0en ginfluB aus
llno sic 5biere erbolen ii6 babel gu.
iebenoes. Gong b%eionoere 8eoeutnne
fat cine @erabreidung BON @riinfnt
ter I'M 5talle sort, mo- 8feroe un0 &u.
be p6bren6 6es 5ommers auf oil
@eioe geben, I'M 10 einen nnmablt.
den lebergang 5mii6en Ben Grnab'
rungsmeiien 51 bermitteln. 8abren>
6es @inters baben iid sic 8eroau,
u%ngsorgone oem trodnen &anb= uni
araftfutter angepaBt 1n0 es lit 1eid'
erli9tlt4, 6aB Elm pl0bli6er We@ie!
in ser Siitterung bon oen iibeliter
Tolgen fit Sic 8roouftion iein muB
@etpobnli@ iin6 fdtpadenoe 9nrdfal
lie sic GoIgen 6ieies unbe6adtiamer
,8orgebens, fir 6eren @adtbeile MOI
niemanb anoers an19ul6igen fam, alS
Iib jelbft. @on geringerer 8eoentune
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

lino 0ie bielfa@en 6riiblin9sausi@la=
ge, sic Jog. 2uaooeln ODER @%eiielbeu=
len, 6enn ite itoren menig un0 Der
i6min6en balls.
Neben Sen @efabren, pel4e 6as
6rubiabr fir uniere 9n1stbiere in itd
birgt, fat es aber oud feline quite
Seite. Gas il1nge, iaftige uno nabr=
Itoffreide Grim 5eitigt, tpenn Ser lie
bergang gum 8eioegang aumabli@
bemertiteuigt lit urtberfennbare 8or=
tbeile, inoem es sic @eroauung an-
regt, sic 5biere fraftiger ma9t un0
Die Mildertrqge in augenfauiger @et=
lie erb0bt. neutrality-suspicious., mie
&nobenbriidigfeif, &baditis, 8leid)=
iu@t, @urmlei0en II. I. 10. Beginner
ii9 iidtlt6 al beiiern. SHE oieie 8or=
tbeile treten aber nur Elm, menn sic
ne,'e 8egetation iid reht5eitig ein=
felt. @eroen Slice a1n6 @ras ba1r9
an6auernoe @6lte in 6em @adStbum
5uriidgebalten, bleiben Sic @ei0eflG<
den lange fabl un0 iebr 6iirftig, 10
madt ii6 Elm beoenflider &udgang
in Dem Ndbr5uitanoe gelten6, oie NuB-
ertrage minoern ii@ un0 &ranfbeits-
uno 5terbefdIe nebmen gu. Dieie
Sbatiade miro ni6t tuunoernebmen,
penn man beoenft, 6aB Sic @iite Ser
aufbemabrten Sutterftoffe gegen 6as
Sriibiabr bin cine be6euten6e ginbuBe
erletoet.
@inen meiteren ungiinftigen Git
fluB fonnen ser int Sriibiabr baufige
Semperaturmediel :uno sic rauben
Nor0= uno Noromeftminoe gelteno mo-
den. 9urd sic @em0bnung an sic
marine Stauluft, defenders aber our9
0as Mbmerfen oes @interflei0es, mel
DIES cine itarfe 8%lutitr0mung nab Ser
&0rperoberfldde be0ingt, iin6 6ie
Ebiere auBerit empfinoli6 uno gu @r=
faltungsfranfbeiten auer Art geneigt.
@aufig tritt infolge friben @intritts
BON miloem @etter, ser @aarme9iel
0a5u nod perfriibt auf. Ginem por=
5eitigen Grlbiabre folgen aber met
items talte Gage, oieie iino Damn Sop
pelt gefabrlid. @ielfad bat man ote
@abrnebmung gema@t, oaB 3biere
auf ser @eioe Damn no9mals Elm @in=
terfleio befommen o0er i'm &aartpe@.
lei iteben0e 9biere nidt meiter pe@-
ielten. Mit pel6en Nadtbeilen Der
artige @orfommniiie meiit p%erbunoen
iin0, braa1den mir mobl nidt gu er'
! mabnen. Mamentli9 bel Bferoen
iteuen ii@ 5ablreide grfaltungsfranf=
beiten, mie @als= un6 8ruitent5iin-
Dung Elm, uno sic porban0enen 2eioen
meroen peri6limmert. 0ie gr0Bte
Mufmerfiamfeit lit Damn geboten uno
muir iorgia!nite 8flege uno leidt Der
oa1lide Nabru,1g f0nnen bier Dor lib
leren 6olgcn betpabren.
Muf ser @eioe baben iid Bel Dem
&in0pieb sic &ub6eden gong beion'
6ers bemabrt, in6em iie 6ie Ebiere
Dor Sen reuben @influiien falter 6riib,
lingstage ausge5et@net gu ihiiben
tmitanoe iino. @abren6 bel Sturm
uno &egen oas unbeoedte 8ieb init
ftr11ppigem &aar 5uiammengefarert
oaitebt, iin6 sic in Deden gebiillten
@ibe auf Dem @uiden un6 an Den
5eiter1 1tets troden un6 marm un6 le'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Observation-Disclosures

Soiepb 8: 8al6nin unb Srau an Ger
man 6. 5hlint She'll bon Got 4 Gee. l.
1928, $4,000.
Gilbert @uoolpb unb Srau an @aman
@ttpira, NgA 1854 Gee. 2Oz126z29,
$4,000.
@iliam 8utotp un6 Srau at 6rant
@ Sse9Ss i's2, $500 @@% a@A ~~ Geo.
grneit Ybipps uno Srou an Gpa Yemble
Nh Got 10, II. a. an IA, Sbeil bon Got
Is 81 Z 8ilbert's 2no. Gob. Rabnesg,
bile, 100000.
q. 81. @rigbt u. q. an alice 2uftin,
Got 10 8lt. 33 Gurtis Nob. ct. Gloub,
100000.
Sreb. 5anus OIL s. S. 9ammau, 6B
n Gee. 18z122z27 SO, 10000 {.
Mabs @obertion uno @otte an Mueults
3auien. @R @8A unb SgA 1854
rnb @8A N@A Gee. 13<122<3O,
q, 100000.
&atberino gtben an Nnna g. S9marb,
Got 1 uno She'll bon Got 2 8lt 81 Goelz
brods Nbb. 81. gloub, 81, 10000.
4ugufta @anfen unb Trau an Maos
gfobertion Shell bon. Blt IS Saut Centre,
81, 10000.
Charlotte g. g[arfe an Caroline Mer5,
Shell bon Got 2 Blt 26 gurtis No6. ct.
glpub, $4,000.
Caroline @er3 an Sobn S. gpaniol,
Got 2 8H 26 gurtis ct. glou6, $1,000.
ssohn 8. Negonneu un6 @atte az
Sobn @eifert, MA MgA Gee. 22z125z
80, $4,000
Qiba s. Calhoun an Serbtnano s. &iz
totpsft Qots 8 unb 4 8lt IS Gbelbrods
M66. ct. @lon6, 100000.
8eorae @iDman an @onra6 Doung,
got 4 8lt 8 @aroes aoo. @aroebiue,
$4,000.
Slorian %. @ibman Ii. a. an Sohn
Doung Got 8 8It 9 8ar6s Mbb. 8arbez
bile, $4,000.
N1suit @nflof uno Srau an eli3abets
Marsolef, @gA @gA Sec: 8 nn6 81
Gee. 16z126<29, $5,OO0.OO
Steua Me&eon uno @atte on @areia
Sarois 9otpogS nn9 SSraa an @n..
8z121z29, 100000
Sobn 8oreerbina unb Srau an S. 8.
8laiiteb, @8A @@A uno @K M8A
N8H Gee. 3z125z33, $1.8OO.OO.
@m. Soft nnb Trau an @mil 8. Soft,
@8H Gee. 35<f23z33. s 100000.
Geumab @epnolbs an aatberine 8. ST.
lher, Qots 1, 2 unb 8 @ran6 Gate Earf
unb She'll bon Got 2 Gee. 21z123z29 unb
anberen @igentbum. $4,000.
sssohn g. @oetten uno Srau an @arn
0al1deuer. She'll 8lf. @ait Of 8lf SO
befannt als .Sort" Gurtis, $2.700;00.
s. Rorebaufe unb Srau an Marn Benz
man, Cots s u1b 6 8lt. 40 @elroie,
$4,000.
Mron s. @nebe1 uno Sran an SOD
ghsrman Silher, Got 1 @ee. 29<122z32,
100000.
Sohn 6engel unb Srau an @i@ael
G5engel. She'll bon Got 3 8lf 2 @oelbrods
Mob. ct. glon6, $115.00.
Mlice McgIure @etden un6 @atte an
Setter 6. @laritt, Got 10 8lf. 90, @iIz
lons Mbb. ct. @loub, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Sebt lit sic 3eit, gu@ bon gurem
@beumatismus gu befreien. SIR fin=
set @bamberlains ointment munoer=
bon mirfeno. Cine M%pplifation miro
@uh BON Ieinen @er6ieniten mber5el1-
gen. 8erIudt es. gu faufen bel ser
Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

j. 8rofeiior (oem
elm 5turmmino SEN @ut entfiibrt bat,
bleibt 1teben uno %iberlegt): Ser Sltt
enteilt nit a. 80 &ilometern Sc,
jdjminoigfeit in ser 5tunoe, i6 fam
e5 65ditens nuf abt &ilometer brin=
aen, allo lit nod mathematician &C.
leb Elm ginbolen meiner ieits auSgez
ldloiIen, auBer ser. SUIT fin0et 81oer=
ltano un0 balt. Sn oieiem Safe aber
erlange i9 i'm, au6 menn i@ lang
Iam gebe." 5prad's un6 iebte it4 &C.
miitblih in 8emegung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Ge@. : u3u meinem @eburtstag
baB i4 oieies Mal redt unglei9e
@elhenfe befommen!. -. Gin Gou1tn
BON mir, ser Selder lit, bot mir ie@s
@iirlteln geI9idt, un6 mein S4ma-
ger, ser cine Senffabrif fat, flint &tlo
5enf!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

uGa batten mir olio 8eioe nit un=
Ieren 5obnen oas glei6e S4idlal!"
IS, marum nidt gar! @ieio oenn?"
N111n> uniere Sl1ngens ltno eben
beioe aus ser Mrt gel6lagen!"