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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
WOULD PAWN HIS OWN BABY
Father In Distress Offers His Two.
Year-Oid Son az Security for Loan
Of Two Hundred Dollars.

Chicago.-As a compromise between
selling his two-year-old-son outright to
relieve his financial distress and fac
ing actual hunger with his family.
Henry d. Belmont, 6416 Ellis avenue
offered the boy as security for a loan
OF 5000 to Charles ]. Jones. 1906 East
Seventy-second street. the man who
has been contemplating adopting the
boy. Negotiations are still pending
between Belmont and Jones. The IA
Their visited Mr.. Jones with his son
Henry. and when he returned to his
home the other night he said that 1t
was possible that Jones would advance
him enough money to take him and
his wife to New York. where Bel
mont hopes to get employment as
chef. and let Jones keep the little boy
until the money should be repaid.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
EP|T0ME OF EVENTS
GENERAL NEWS AND NOTES
FRESH FROM THE WIRE.
THE STORY IN A NUTSHELL
Embracing q Condensation OF Events
In Which Readers Generally Are
More or Less Concerned.
Washington.

All the universities and colleges in
the United States will be classified in
the order of their merit when the in
vestigation being conducted by the
United States bureau of education is
completed. Incidentally this investi-
CATION already is said to have brought
to light "fake" universities and
schools which award all sorts of de-
grees with a minimum of study.
One of the most serious attacks
ever made upon the treaty making
power of the United States will mark
the opening of the term of supreme
court of the United States next
month. The Italian government,
through its consul general on the
Pacific coast, will argue that the
United States possesses broad enough
treaty making power to deal with the
settlement of estates of foreigners
who die in this country without leav-
ing wills. Public officials from Cali
fornia will contend that the federal
government has no such power.
The Hobo convention, which opened
here was a dismal failure. Instead OF
an army of 1000 delegates to enter
protest against present industrial con-
ditions and voice demands to congress
for legislation aimed to enable men
to live without working, less than
fifty knights Of the pike were in evil
dence at the headquarters, which had
been provided by james Eads How,
the millionaire hobo, and grandson OF
the builder of the Eads bridge at st.
workouts. Employees of the Western
Maryland railroad went among the
seventy-two hobo delegates and Of
fered all OF them work, resulting in a
mad stampede, leaving but sixteen in
line. The stampede was to get away
from the suggestion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
ENJOYS SWIM IN THE RIVER
Horse Breaks Away From Store Wac
on and Has Fine Time In Water
Appeared Much Refreshed.

New York.-Hundreds Of persons
along the North River front In the
vicinity of 45th street watched a
struggle to get a large truck horse
out of the water. The horse had
plunged from the dock at the foot OF
that street and enjoyed itself In the
water for nearly an hour blocks above.
The horse was attached to a stone
wagon and broke away and jumped
into the water.
The animal swan around for a few
minutes and then Joseph O'Neill, OF
No. els West Forty-ninth street, who
was out in a rowboat, pulled along.
side of the horse and cut the harness
from him. O'Neill placed a halter
about the animals neck and after an
hour got It to the foot Of West Forty.
ninth street, where 1t was taken
ashore. The horse was none the
worse for the swim and appeared
much refreshed when again har
messed to the truck.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
Another Variety Has Been Dis
covered in America.
Experts Declare Chicago Is Menaced
by Latest Evolution Of Singing
Insect-AccountabIe for
Much illness.

Chicago.-The ev button of the mos.
quito is the topic of the day among
Chicago scientists. A new variety has
been discovered in America.
That Chicago is infested to q con-
siderable extent with the new pest is
believed by the entomologists. Prof.
William ]. Gerhard, 6O4S Monroe
avenue, entomologist at the Field mu-
scum. has been conducting research
work for several weeks and OF his re-
turn to Chicago 1t IL expected that
valuable data will be furnished by
him.
With the results Of Prof. Gerhart's
investigation al hand. the universities
will take up the work. and an effort
will be made to get financial aid for
the work of Kidding the country OF the
pest.
Every entomologist in Chicago is
passing his vacation investigating the
new mosquito. On their return q
meeting Of the universities will be
called to compare notes. Scientists
from other cities are expected to be
present.
In several suburbs to the west OF
Chicago. the new mosquito has been
prevalent for the greater part of the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
King Georges Comparison Stirs
Educators and Parents.
English Youths Do Not Know How to
Bow, Shake Hands, Converse,
Stand or Sit in Presence
of Their Superiors.

London.-How is 1t that some Eng
lish public school boys lack the pol
ished manner Of continental and
American boys?
No less a person than the king him
self has observed this unfortunate
fact, as the Bishop of Worcester point
ed out at a speech day celebration in
Worcestershire.
The bishop gave an account of a
conversation he had with the king
when Duke Of York.
Why" inquired the king, do you
not ask that at public schools man
ners should be taught?"
The foreigners know when to bow.
how to shake hands, to converse, to
stand up or sit down In the presence
of their superiors, while the English
man is wanting in these manners.
When vacancies have to be filled those
are the points which very often tell.
not shine"
Train loans Of school boys were
pouring into London the other day
from various parts of England. and an
observer made special note Of their
demeanor when they met relatives
and friends.
At Victoria station brighton line)
the platforms were crowded from
time to time with Homecoming school
boys, who appeared to be very en-
barrassed when they met loving aunts
and other relatives. Some instances
were as follows:
One boy, aged about fifteen. was in
troduced to his friends people. Blushed
deeply and fumbled with his hat. APP.
peared to be In doubt as to which
hand he should use to shake hands.
Had no conversation whatever. Went
away abruptly. without raising hat.
Boy about fourteen, met an aunt.
Said "Hullo" without raising hat.
Made no offers to do anything with
his luggage. Whistled and studied
bookstall while aunt arranged to get
luggage In a cab.
In the station restaurant two boys
were having lunch with a lady friend.
Both were intensely self-conscious
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15

tality has not been high for some
years was the ause.
A second operation would have been
required to entirely free him from his
ailment. The congressman's wife and
two sons were at his bedside. Con-
gresham Latta's body was taken to
his home at Tekamah.
Representative Latta, who had
served in the sixty-first and sixty-sec.
Ond congresses, was a Democrat. He
was active in the last congress, but
because of i'll health did not figure to
sion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
Model Prison Too Popular.

Pekin.-There has been a model
prison in Wuchang. but It has turned
out to be far o expensive. It was
lighted throughout with electricity
and the food given to the prisoners
was better than what they got at
home, 80 that a great many become
permanent residents. So It has been
resolved to reduce the expenditure by
q considerable sum monthly. to re-
move the electric lights. and to with
draw q number Of the jailers. For
food, each prisoner viii In future get
two bowls Of coarse rice and will
also provide his own clothes. Thus
disappears . model prison. and the
old one which It superseded lie restor.
Cd In it, stead.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
|. c. Shop Strike Axerted.

Chicago. Illinois.-The strike threat
ened by the shopmen Of the Illinois
Central because of the refusal to rec.
ognize the system federation Of me-
chanical employees, was averted, chief.
ly because Of the refusal of the X
utfve board of the International
Association of Machinists, to authorize
the strike on the ground that the
federation had not conducted it's nego.
tiations properly with the Illinois Cen.
trail, and because 1t was claimed the
strike would imperil the working
agreements.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15

Katherine Cecil Thurston, an Irish
authoress, died in London.
Hackenschmidt the wrestler, says
he will not again return to America.
Turning Bear, an Indian. lost his
life at Valentine, Nebr., when he tried
70 cross the track ahead of train.
Senator Bailey has confirmed the
report that he will not be a candidate
for reelection.
At Madison, Wis, Irene Lemberger.
Z years old, was kidnapped from her
bed during the night.
That the theatrical season of 1911
IL is to be hard times for stage folk
Is the assertion of many actors In
New York.
Bartlett Richards the millionaire
fanchman, confined in the Hastings
(Nebr.) Jail as a federal prisoner, died
following an operation.
When President Taft visits the ma.
tional conservative congress at Kan.
sas City, September Is, it is probable
that he will make clear the admins
tration's future attitude on Alaskan
affairs.
A telegram received from the purs'
er OF the Chilean steamer Tucapel
which was wrecked near Quilca, says
that the total number of persons
drowned was thirty-two. Ninety
others were saved.
Preparations are being perfected by
AAvnvai%knnc hovyinn chavez IF fhc
Champ Clark Homecoming September
IL at Louisiana, Mo. Leading men from
all over the state have been invited
for the event, which probably will
have q national beaning.
Henry Clay Beattie, jr., Of Virginia
was found guilty in the first degree
for the killing Of his wife.
The reading Of q poem containing
100 stanzas which she had typewrit
ten was q feature OF the celebration
OF the ninety-ffth anniversary of the
birth Of Mrs. Harriet 8. Kidder, hello
In Ocean Grove, N. y.
Judge Weaver OF the Iowa supreme
court wal fined one dollar and costs
by Justice Rankin Of Mason City, la.
Tor violation Of the law governing side
lights on pleasure boats. Judge Wea,
yer Is spending the summer at Clear
Lake, n.
Only three Nebraskans are mum.
bered among the winners in the land
drawing on the Fort Berthlod reser.
walton. az follows: No. 2,81O-Stephen
D.. McGinnis, Walnut Hill station,
Omaha; No. 2.7O3-Oscar E. Carlson,
Sixth savenue, Kearney: No. 2O73--
Albert Mccormick. Ragan.
fhe Steamship Moreland, the larg.
est boat ever sunk In the Great lakes,
which was wrecked In Lake Superior
: year ago. has beeen floatd and tow.
ed into this port. The Moreland is GOO
fe6t ii length and cost $500, 900. The
steamship viii be put back in service
Miss Nellie Beese. q ~sculptress
nualined Ct BERTH for q pilots Ii
co1se ana gained the distinction Of
otng the nrst aviatress in Germany
AZ only change brought about b.
441 doath o. thB Standard OH com
po1y Will b n - bookkeeping
l6rty sets viii nov b kept in place
H.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
Gets 175-Pound swordfsh.

Avalon, Gala. w. McNeal OF Gin
cinnati. fishing with Captain Daniel
son. brought in the second swordfsh
OF the season. which weighed It's
pounds. The angler was only com
PEELED to fight his catch for thirty.
three minutes. which is probably the
record time for landing a fish OF ti,i
kind.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
CONGRESSMAN J. P. LATTA DIES
Nebraskan, Operated Upon Aug. %,
Passes Away in Rochester.

Rochester, Minnesota. - Congress
man j. P. Latta of Nebraska
passed away at ST. Mary's hospital.
Congressman Latta was operated upon
here Aug. % for gall stones and was
believed to be recovering, when he
suffered a relapse. 1t is said his adj
vanced age and the fact that his vi
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
Bean Causes Race to Hospital.

Boston.-In order to reach a hos
pital here for a critical operation.
Robert Beauthemin. a Wolfhoro, N. H.,
boy, in whose %windpipe a bean had
become lodged. made a 125-mile trip
by automobile at a 40-mile an hour
pace.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15

AS had been predicted, the clues
were the chief strongholds of the re-
peal faction, but the majority OF H.
600 in the total city vote was barely
sufficient, according to the latest
available returns, to offset the vote OF
the rural communities. Although the
vote did not equal that Of n year
ago when the Democrats swept the
state, which for years had been a
Republican stronghold. the election
was without question one Of the most
interesting contests that the state has
ever known.
Dry Since 1857.
Since 1857 Maine has had a statute
prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors and since 1884 prohibition has
been a part of the constitution. In
that year. 1884, the question of plac-
ing prohibition in the constitution was
put before the people and prohibition
Won by a majority Of 1888, carrying
every county in the state.
Following this the attacks of the
anti-prohibitionists ceased for a time
only to be renewed in later years. The
Democratic party last year made the
question of resubmission of the con-
s%titutional amendment to the people a
plank of its platform. The Democrats
swept the state in the election and
the legislature, aided by some Repub-
lican votes, voted to put the matter
before the people. The apparent de-
cision of the voters on the face of
the returns to take prohibition out
of the constitution does not mean that
liquor can lawfully be sold.
The Legislature must act before the
present statutory law adopted in 1857
can be repealed and the question must
again go before the people. Whether
Governor Frederick w. Plaisted will
call a special session of the legisla-
ture for the purpose is not definitely
known but among prominent Demo
Gratis it is reported that he will take
such a step.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-15
maine GOES WET
VOTE TO REPEAL DRY PLANK IN
CONSTITUTION CARRIED BY
!. SMALL MAJORITY.
HAS BEENDRYS Since 1857
Expected Legislature Will Be Com
vened to Act on Old Statute
Democratic Victory Rested
on Issue.

Portlan, Maine. Unofficial and
only partly revised returns from 499
out of 521 cities, towns and planta-
tons in Maine gave a majority OF 9O4
for repeal of the prohibitory constitu-
tional amendment. The missing ~
towns cast less than 1856 votes at the
state election three years ago. The
vote by congressional districts was
as follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Mus Der mmsesemo.
emf Mapioa.


9ie bieligen Steuer5abler moQen
Elm 6euer-Mlarmipltem un6 meroen
biele Mngelegenbeit ebeitens benz
9tootratb unterbreiten. - Mit elmer
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oie 5olep Supenile 8ano ~gegrunoet
tperoen. Die 8earnten fir Die nod
iten lehs Monote iino: Mnton &ap-
liner, Hrdlioent; emil Yarent, Slice
Brd1tbent;; sc. Murrap, 5efretar; ST..
9e8lone, 5dabmeiiter. 0ireftoren:
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itarfes @ere6e, ooB mir bter balo mie=
Ser cine Sdgemiible baben mer0en.
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mebrere 8iirger ser Sta6t 5uiammen-
getban1 melhe gum 3mede, 8aun1n=
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Der COMPANY organilirt baben.
&ier5.
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bereiten cine i90ne unterbaltung Dor,
bic am Mbenoe 6es er1ten Sctobers gu
@bren uniereS bohm. Hfarrers S. 6.
.5tiegler, melder ms Damn BON ieiner
Deutidlanbreiie mieoer in unierer
Witte miro %eingetroffen fem, peran-
ltaltet miro. - Sim pergangenen
Montag feierte &err 6ran5 @apiner
int &reiie bon Bertpanoten uno
'Trelm0en Bel better @eiunobeit ietner1
so. @eburtstag. IS. 8abus po1t
Morria, mel6er sic oitlid. bon bier
gelegene Nif. 8ubr 5arm faufli9
in leinen 8eitB bra9te, miro oielelbe
binnen &ur5em NIT Samilie be5ieben.
Mpon.
Gas in ser bieiigen Sta0tbaae ant
letten 5onntag gebaltene 5fattour-
nier mar iebr gut beiudt uno m,B
in ie0er &iniiht als @rfolg be5ei6net
mer0en. She bieltgen 5fatbrit6er fat
ten Sic beiten gortebrungen fir redt
%gefdlige 5tunoen %getroffen, uno ioI-
DIE hradte sic ~3uiammenfunft ser
8en5elbriioer nit li6. Die fit Sic BE-
.lten Spieler ausgeiebten 8reiie per-
tbeilten iid mie folgt:: Sobn @alles
bon 6reeport, eriter Brets; Nsif. SET
men bon ct; Glouo, 5peiter; q. $.
@eiter bon Mlbanp, oritter; S. u.
6ii6er bon Moon, bierter; q. s
Doung BON Mlbanp, fiinfter, $. Sd0=
11er BON 6reeport, fediter;; 81. Stunt
mer bon Gol6 5pring, itebenter
5ran3 5dmib bon Nbon, adbter;; SO.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Cute @elegenbeit.

Cine 6rei un6 cine baIbe MeiIe BON
Marttn, 5tearns County, Miu,,.,
gelegene, $50 Slider groBe Garm, ron
oenen Elm gut 9beil unter 8fI11g xn6
ser @eit gutes 8ieien= uno 8eioeIano
iii, lit gu perfaufen unter ~annebn1ba=
rem 8eoingungen, sic gu erfragen puo
bel Sobn @arotns,
45ba 81. s. 8. $40. 1, Sion, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Sprina Sill.

Gin %mertbpoues Nfer0 0es Soiepb
Blng, 6as @ennerblut in ii9 bate,
oerenoete pergangene @ode. = Ma@
elmer langen &unofabrt our@ SfearnS
County, sic ibn Bis na9 Ser Gountp-
&auptita6t brabte, lit Ser auf: benz
Melrpier Sfattournier preisgefronte
Wen3. StengI mie6er oabeim einge.
troffen. = Mi6. 9patb faufte eeiinen
neuen 0lofielo @raftmagen. Heter
5talberger uno Slug. gperslage bon
Ser Melroier &odidule uno &err Mo-
Iitor BON ser Melroier .8rnlge1Iel1=
l6aft erltatteten bier un0 in. Der. Nad-
bari6aft einen perpan6t un0 freuno-
itaftli6en 8eiu6.
6armtng.
Ser bieiige ct. Soiepb l1nteritu-
t%ungsperein mar auf Ser in ct. Setter.
gebaltenen Sabresperiammlung 6eS
30. 81. 6: Staatsperbanoes S0ur6
&errn sos. @ouol als 0elegat per-
treten. - SRI. gliie Meper BON bier
miro ii9 am fommen0en 9ienitag 1T
ser bieiigen Nfarrfirde bon Matb.
@emmiih aus Safe &enrp als 8rant
gum Iraualtare fubren lai1en. - s2u-
cos Dingmann fat Sic Nif. 8ri1fers
iJarm, melhe 100 Mfer groB ut, fir
$4,000 faufli@ IN ieiuen 8eiib .ge-
bra6t. @brif. 5efermam BON
5pring. SIN mar Jfettog bier bel fe
mem Bruoer, unietm mMdp: Gfarrer,
Hater Meinra0; 0,Ag g., 55n Buite.
Glenr gac.
Sic ant Mittmoh letter ISOLDE bier
itattgebnbte 8eeroigang ser beritorbe-
men 6rau Midael 8en6er: b%efunoete
%pontpegen ser groBen 1belnabme On
Ser Grauerfeier, oaB in ibr cine CUTE a
geiddBte Srau al Grade getragen
tpur0e, oeren Sos hit ooe1t bier binter=
|laifenen &inoern Der lo idNper ,ge=
priifte @atte aufsSnnigite betrauert.
Mie BEL sen @Mterbliebenen 10 miro
Bel alien, sic IN ibr eine quite M1it=
biirgerin adteten l1no ebrten, ibr elm
geiegnetes Mnoenfen erbalten bleiben.
- Gomin, gobn ser gu 6ieier Sc
mein0e %geborigen Samilie giler, erlit
0nrd Sen Sufidlag zines 5oblen, nie
man annimmt, cine @erIebnng am
&opfe, bie cine Operation ben0tbigte,
oarob ser Sl,rge Montag Mbeno 1tadf)'
5t. CLOUD gebrabt pur6e, NO er I'M
5t. @apbaels &oipital unter ar3tlider
8ebanolung 10 Dobl fiibIt, oob CT bin-
nen <t5em ifs elterlt6e Sans tpir6
entlaiien meroeM hnren. Il.
2ittle Sails.
&reisrihter 5aDlor bon ct. CLOUD,
ipelder bei ser bier itattfinoenoen Sc
rtdtsiibl,ng sen goriib fiibrt, 5eigte
ii6 am Montag bet Ser groffttng Ser
Sibuug redtt n%ngebalten pegen eiing(e-
tretener 5torln1g in benz @erihtsper-
ubren, tpeIdes onrh Grllnfenbeit Ell
1tes 8el.gen, Der por @ertdt bate er-
lidetren ioIlen beruriadt muro6e.S S
erniten @erten al.bstes @idter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
&er(anat

miro Elm Barmarbeiter= Muffeber I'M
5taats &eformotorium al
@loub, Minn. Mub &ecoros bal
ten, @ieb5udt, Mil9erei, 8utterma-
6en, grnte=9fotation, Srudtbarfeit
bes 8o0ens b%eriteben uno muB sic Sd,
bigfeit beitben, Manner ein5eln m1o
in Mbtbeilungen 5u bebanoeln. 2eoiqer
Wann borge5ogen. 1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

fat an fem sdanfgebdlube siirer1 In
bau erribten laifen, Der bon inn ais
8aarennie0erluge benubt miro. 80
!&odp. 8ater Nrior $ern1nitin, s.
49, BON Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei nnr
Donneritag I'M bieligen 8farrbauie5n
@aite. Ser. &arls begab iid Nit
te LETTER 8ode nod Naffau, Mim.
NO er in ieinem fruberen &eim 3pei
modem gu ~pertpeilen geoenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
8efanntmadnns

Sic @ilmeroings . 8aumiduIe bot
fir 0ieie Saiion groBe Musmobl an
Sbifbduu1et, &eben uno fonitigen
3ierpflan3en. Sulpen uno 8fingitro-
len fir Serbitflan3ung iollten jebt 1,1-
be0ingt beiteut meroen. Mon aorelire:
@iluerbings Nnrierb,
Greeport, Minr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
SERB. Yeters BON Golo Spring, 5ebn=
ter; @m. &eppers BON Mpon Glitter
uno gilbert 8elemann bon Mlbanp
5m0lfter Hreis.

uno gilbert 8elemann BON Mlbanp
5m0lfter Yreis.
ct. MntbpnD.
@ermann 8orget bat 6ie Mrbeit
an oem 5tal, 0er fir Sen 8farrer
erridtet miro, fontraftlih ibernom<
men = &err 8ii6of bon 81. &oia
un6 SRI. &atbarina Morian ben bier
muroen 5onntag gum @beitanb per<
fiin6igt. = Sen. 8lume NOR in ct.
Saul, mo- ct Sic Script nn6 8inter-
einfdufe fir iein @eidaft beiorgte. -
Soiepb Moser fubr Montag per Muto
na9 Maro Spring, no er ii6 in Ser
ltmgegen6 auf Sen @iebbanoel madte.
Melrpie.
5hanfmirtb Mi9. &rdmer bon bier
fat beim 8unoesgertbt in Sergus
6aus cine 8anferottpetition ei1ge<
rei6t. Ct be5iffert feline 8eitqn0e
nit $414, mopon $500 unpfanobur
iino, un6 feline 0erbinolidfeiten nit
$361O.97. - 8ei einem 9ienitag
Morgen in ser bieiigen ct. 8onifa-
3ius Stride gebaltenear 8rautamte lie
FEN lib 6nr6 Sen bohnm. 8farrer 8.
@i6ter fur's 2eben bereinigen Serr
Soiepb @eper, melber bier int @let=
oerfgeihdfte 1eines Sbetms @if. Me=
per Mniteuang fat, unb SRI. &ola
Meper. 8eim &o65eitsfeite, 6as BEL
Ser Mlrtter ser 8ral1t itattfan0, nabm
6as iunge &aar ieitens ser &o65eits=
gaite 6te ber5liditen @liidminide ent-
gegen, mie iolde al1b ser vNor6-
ltern" : Correspondent oen Meuber=
mablten aus gan8em Ser3en entbie-
tet. - SSn Ser @obnung ser Gamtlie
'SSoiepb &rafer mur6e gu @bren oes
6. Magnns 5diib am Mittpo9
Mben0 pergangener ISOLDE nod elmer
com ibm beranitalteten muiifaliiden
lt%11terbaltung eine &e5eptton perun-
italtet, 81 ser iid nebit pielen biejigen
6reun0en oes Sangers Sdub Sic
@eidmHter gmmel un6 &einri9 5dd=
Ter bon ct. Glol1o eingefutroen batten.
Mm Jreitag reiite Serr 56ub nad)
leinem &eim iii Seem Sort 5nriid. -
Mitte LETTER ISOLDE paren sic bodpp.
9errens S. Smnenfamp bon 5anf
Centre uro %. Sdeiner bon 8eit
Union beim bodm. @errn g. &idter
|5u @ulte. SSucob @ertin bon 8al,
EleD Gitp, g. g. eritattete ieinen bieii=
gen Ireunoen ,einen mebrtdgigen 8e-
luG). Or. geniar1ant bon Minnea=
polls ~leiitete Counting BEL elmer Ope-
ration bem 81. g. 81. &ilbert bon bier
Nnsbiilfe, georg &alpt lit aber-
malls l1r1ter sic grfinoer gegangen,
uro "a fein Batent Ell burd)nl1s 3ped-
6ienlihes, miro ess.ibnt boffentlib Ell
men ertpiinidten Beminn nbmerfen. -
SSn ser 5amilie Soiepb g. 5rtsfo ten=
tie iib Elm mtantereS 5obnhen eiif;; 0as
glet6e ffrobe greigniB trug iid in ser
5anntlie @atb. &obetii6 gu. 8eioen
lJannlien @liid fon5l, !,
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@ute @efeoenheit

SSn elmer County &auptitaot BON
Minnel ota lit beionoerer Berbdltniiie
megen ein gut .gebenoes Mesgeree-
ldaH gu perfaufen. Maberes 3u err
fragen i'm oNoroitern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

sd babe Elm Wort oes 8utrauens
fir gbamberlains Suiten Miittel, benrt
ib babe es nit perfeftem grfolg jge-
braudt" idreibt. 5rau SO. S. Bias.
foro; 9ooleSDiMe, Mo:. gu faufen bei
Ser Wolitor Drug 90.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
3m perpadten.

@robe sHsarm i'm iiiotpeftIiden Gtearns
@ountb. 9erpahtet nit ober obne Yieb
l1no Sdtpeine. Cine ansge3eidnete Sarm
81 ltberalen 8%ebingungen. @ut anfgez
beiiert, nit erlter &laie Standardization.
5predt Dor ODER fbreibt an Die
u. q. @bttne1 2anb & 3pan g.,
ct. glouo, @inn.