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The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
postal savings to the limit when more bonds may be purchased.
 Money at Home.

postal savings to the limit when more bonds may be purchased.
 Money at Home.
 One of the probable first effects to follow the opening of the postal s6v- ings banks, say post office officials, will be the falling off in the purchase of international and local money or ders by our alien population. It is believed this class of citizens will be among the first to avail themselves of the postal savings Repositories, and that they will discontinue the prac- tise of sending their savings to their old homes in Europe for deposit in the foreign postal savings banks. The decline in the sale of foreign and local money orders may show in pos tai receipts, but is is believed the general good resulting to the country will more than offset the loss from this source.
 Treasury officials declare that one of the strong features of the postal savings bank law Is the authority given the board of trustees to use the postal savings for investment in Unietd States bonds. As the postal funds grow they can be exchanged for bonds which become subject to the call of the secretary of the treas ury. The success that has attended the creation of postal savings banks in foreign countries convinces the
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10

right. No obstacles are placed in the way of any depositor from withdraw ing the whole or any part of his or her account, with accrued interest, on demand, under such regularities as the board of trustees may prescribe.
 Depositors will be paid two per cent. interest yearly The postal funds placed in designated banks by the board of trustees will yield the gov ernment PA per cent. It is believed that this quarter of one per cent. diff ference between what the government pays the depositor and what the banks will pay Uncle Sam will be sufficient to meet all necessary ex- penses for conducting the postal saw ings Repositories.
 Government Benefited.
 A careful study of the law creating postal savings banks makes it clear that the government will be benefited largely, and that within a year or two after the system has been in operation Uncle Sam may have all the money necessary to meet deficiencies, and to make effective public Improvements without having to appeal to Wall street for financial aid. Section 10 of the act gives depositor the privilege of surrendering his deposit. or any part thereof, in sums of $20, $40, S60. sSO and S10O and multiples of s100 and $500. and receive in lieu of such deposit United States coupons or registered bonds of the denomina- tions of these amounts. which shall bear interest at the rate of 215 per cent. per annum. and be redeemable one year from date of issue, and pay able 20 years from such date These bonds are payable in gold coin.
 It is believed by the board of trus- tees that this section of the law will prove a strong inducement to the peo- pie, and especially the foreign ele- ment. to patronize the postal banks. It will also add to the. desire of chil- dren to put away their pennies so that they may buy a government bond.
 In connection with the section of the law limiting deposits to $500 it should be understood that deposits are at no time to exceed that amount. but when a depositor has accumulated $500 he or she may invest the ac- count in the bonds issued by the gov ernment and then again build up their
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10

railroad in Jackson county.
 Mrs Morris claim to greatness lies in the fact that she can boast of a total of SIS descendants, nearly all of whom are living and none of whom ever has been accused of crime.
 My life's motto has been,' said the venerable old mother. ''the Golden Rule. The duty of a wife is to her home and her country. to bear the bur den of motherhood in strict accord ance to the laws of nature, and my obedience to the same is why, at the age of eighty-six, I can glory in the fact that out of the great number of my children not one is an inmate of any school of reform, jail, penitentiary or asylum of any kind"
 Aunt Jane, as she is called, is now very feeble, living with her son near Sand Gap, and her descendants own and occupy most of the land in Jack son county, one son, L. V. Morris, be- ing jailer of the county. She is eighty six years old, and says she expects to live to be a hundred, and to see de- scendants of the fifth generation. Mrs. Morris husband died 20 years ago, six years after they had celebrated their golden wedding. She never married again, and, remarkable as it may seem. the entire number of descendants is from this one union.
 Her most productive child is Han nah Lakes. who had 16 children and has more than eighty descendants, but Mrs. Sallie Sparks follows closely with Is children, 29 grandchildren and l3 great-grandchildre
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
Not Without stuffinq.

The new singing teacher had put on the board two quarter notes followed by two half notes, all in the same po- sition on the staff.
 Now sing. children" she com manded.
 The children sang, Do, do." and stopped.
 Why don't you go on?" she in quired.
 After a pause Randall raised his hand and said: Please, we don't know how to sing the notes that aren't stuffed. d.''-Delineator-
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
ANNOYING FRUITS OF FAME
Bachelor Maid Who Wrote Successful Novel Is Bombarded With AdVer-
 tIsements of Cigars and Liquors.

The bachelor maid whose first mover had made something of hit held up a handful of circulars.
 "Al these came in the first mail this morning." she said in tone of exasperation. Here's one offering me a choice brand of cigars; another is card of well-known whistles. This one advises me to drink stout weigh a hundred and sixty pounds now-and here Is one urging me to sustain my fainting strength on 2 fancy grade of cod liver oil. These are only a few of the hundreds I re- 'eeive. I never received such mail un- til about year ago. I suppose l de serve it. I know how 1t came about. After my book appeared and had some press notice I was approached by the representatives of a social directory and urged to allow the publishers to insert my name and address, together with a brief but cogent history of my brilliant career. Of course was flat tered immediately and yielded at once to the intoxication of this first draught of fame. I gave him all the informa' tion he asked-except my age, of course-and signed a contract to buy a copy of the directory when 1t should appear. I can't see that I ever got a penny's worth of good out of it, but I have been buried under whisky ad- vertisements and others of like sort. My name is a, distinctively feminine one, but suppose advertisers think all writers are Bohemian. I wish l never had heard of that social direc- tory"
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
Readina Aloud.

It is a good plan to have children read aloud for from twenty minutes to half an hour each day while the mother is sewing or mending. This often enables her to keep informed as to current events and is also a good thing for the children by way of train ing for from the newspapers and pc riodicals they obtain the use of a vo- cabulary such as they would not get from their text books
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
Hardly CompIImentarv.

A widow not 100 miles from Bishop Auckland had been in the habit of giving any old boots she had to spare to customer for his wife Not hav- ing had any for some time. he called and asked the widow If she had any boots, adding: "Ye see, my missus hes such greet. lang, ugly, splathering feet, that Aw canna get pair to fit her only yours, an she san weer them comfortable. ."-Exchange
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10

in Jackson county, near the foothills of the Cumberland m o u n t a i ns, in Kentucky. Mrs.
 Morris was born and reared in the mountains, has lit tie education and until a few years ago had never
 been outside oi her immediate vi cinity, there being
 to this time nc
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
Dynamite ExpIodes in Pocket

Bassfield, Miss.-Marvin Hudson, farmer living near here, placed a stick of dynamite in his pocket with a view of taking it to employees in his field. Hudson stumbled and fell. That he was not blown in pieces when the dynamite exploded is considered marvellous. He has slight chance to recover from his injuries.
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
Wanted Sympathy.

MT. Styles-I see that, on an aver age, over sixty reputed centenarians die each year in England and Wales.
 Mrs. Styles-Oh, that's too badl Do you suppose those heavy fogs they have over there has anything to do with it?-Yonkers Statesman
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10

mOnlal HSlQ anu t h e right-hand man for Cupid. has made a rec ord for himself. He has married 3,OO5 couples and lives to tell the talei
 The newsboys know him and smile at him and give him a know ing wink if a loving couple is
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
Not by Aesop.

Mrs. Hen was in tears; one of her little ones had been sacrificed to make a repast for a visiting clergyman. "Cheer up. madam" said the rooster, comfortingly. You should rejoice that your son is entering the ministry. He was poorly qualified for a lay member, anyhow"
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
MARRYING PARSON A LAND
 MARK OF COLUMBUS, O.

Rev. S. K. King of Columbus, O. the unique character in the matri-
The Holbrook news., 1911-02-10
GREATEST MOTHER IN
 WORLD FROM KENTUCKY

The greatest mother in the world, perhaps, is Mrs Jane Morris, residing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03

out Of tho race for good.
milford took the lead from the start.
and during the sixty-five miles which
he ran was never headed. gaining from
fifteen to twenty seconds on the entire
field at every lap. The slowest round
which he made was faster than the
best time made by any other contest
ant. and his fastest lap in minutes
and Is seconds established q record for
the course which win stand Tor the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03

felt confident Of winning.
The Elgin road race was the sixteenth
race in which milford has taken part since
he won the twenty-four-hour Brighton
Beach race In 1908. and this was the
first time In these sixteen races that
he and his car failed to finish. This
record Of Milford and the Lozfer car
for consistency is without parallel. and
when the car drew up at the pit on
the eighth lap, II was difficult for the
spectatoE1 to realize that the car was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03

Ralph Milford. who. through an ac-
cident to his Lozier car at Elgin, lost
the Elgin national trophy race. is in
New York city. making preparations for
the Paramount Park race. His failure
to win the Elgin trophy for the second
time was q great disappointment to
him. as he had car which was faster
than any car in the race, and until the
1aou6Dnf Whtch put him ont Of the race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03

(ConttQued on Fourteenth Pare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cailisher and a
party motored to Winchester, Va, last
Sunday, via Rockville and Whites Ferry
to L1eesburg. returning via the Shenan-
doah valley to Hagerstown, Frederick
Ridgeville and Washington Grove.
\ =
Joseph NJ. Stoddard, who has been
spending the month OF August at West
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

gegen sic bon ser 0afota Central
Telephone SO. in @l,ron %perlangten
@e6ii6ren. IS miro DEFENDERS fer
pcrgeboben, boB sic bieiigen &aten
bober fins als jene in Mberoeen.
2afcHrelt 0 II. - @ier lit ma
III Der Iiefe bon 100 SUP u1f elmer
Ger beiten arteiiiden 8rmrmen inn oit-
ll6en Siio0afota geitoBen. Ser 8run=
men lpltr6e fir cine 6 iedi6oft &C.
bobrt l1n0 miro ge1tiige110 @aiier fir
oas l1l1ternebmen uno fir sic bielige
eleftriide 2idtanlagen %Jiefer11.
Mberoeer.- 81 acknowledgements
lcr BON ct. Saul nebnnen Melier11=
gen init @e5l,g olrf SEN 11e1en 8o1ia=
g%ierbab11bof Dor; Ser alte tpltr6e 6urh
6el1er 5crit0rt uto ioIl mieoer erbaut
mcr0en. l1eber Sic @r0Be oes 8obn=
bpfes uno ionltige Gin5elbciten Der
lmttet nid}ts.
Eierrc. = Muf elmer fiir5lih
ltattgef11noe1lel1 Gerlomnllrng mur0e
befannt gen1obt, oab int peraonaenel1
SATIRE in Stanlep Gou11tp fir $44,=
600 Mlfolfa=gamen b%erfauft mur6e,
obgeieben bon oem Somen, SEN moll
fir Soot5lpefe 5nriid bebielt. Ser
Merth bes geerl1teten Slices m11r0e altf
$4,000 peronihlagt. @qhreno Ser
lelben Eerip0e perfmt tie Sl1llp Gol11tp
fir $1,000 Some11 l1no @ltgbes
County fir $4,000.
gle pierte Sobres=
fonpention Ser u6armers & Grain
Dealers Niiociation" lit bier Mittpod
eroffnet mor0en un0 miro 6reitag gum
MbldlnB gelongen. l1eber 5000 De
legaten iin0 eribiene1 inns eS nir0 eir
red}t Invertebrates Brogramm lpdbrello
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
N,naor schreson
MACH FLETCHER'S
RIA
SMS=9afpta

Yierre. = M6georoncter Stu
pern0 mill Sic linn %gelporoene Mieocr=
lage NIT ieiner @altuaoel = 8in 11idt
anerfelnen mrO miro cine al10ere Gpr=
lage einreid}en, nad >peldber Sic SUIT
nooeln nidt langer als 5ebn 3o1l iein
oiirfen. Gr bpfft, 0ob sic @eiebgeber
ii6er Oieie 8iu giinitig obltimmen mer=
sen.
2eao. - 1urd einen Ginltltr5
ser iid III Sem 200 SUP tief gelege,
ten stouen Ser bieiigen Sornltafe=
@fine ereignete, biiBte Soiepb Ibp=
mas, Elm %erfabrener 5teiger, lein &C.
BEN Elm, uno 0rei 8ergleute lpuroeu
eil1geidlolien. Cine 5ablreide Marr1=
ihaft fat li6 an Sic &ettungsarbeit
gemabt, un0 ste &ettln1g lit 5eitig &C.
llrnge1. Sic l1rlade 0es ginitl1r5es
lit ni6t aufgeflart.
@uron.- Sic Gilenbabnfom=
miiiion BON Sii60afota fat cine Ser
ne6mltng a%bgebalten iiber 8ei 9mer0el1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

Sd werbe ei1bnnoerttoule 80 @ents~ dod=
tela mei1tes M9ea1aatis1nua- 6eiln1ittels u@loria
Comic" fret %perienben uno jeber leioe11be Se1er tit
60fidit ein9elooen, INN cine gu i@reiben.
Sails Sir leibe,1b feb OH &9cnmoti6mus, e1tts
lpeoer dronii@e,u, .ent5iuolide11 ODER mustnlolen',
u11o l@redlide Eeiu erleioet blrd Siiterlpeb, YEN
oenpeb ober G>idt, ,pibt Sbr, >pas es rnelat, 9e9etlt
5u meroen? SIR ,piBt, baB eS Ser Wflibe 'pert9 le11l
pirb, gil 16reiben, INN Sic freie 80 @enta, @da6tel
I'll befom,11e,,, sic i'd at 9lQe idide, Ste oarl'11r a''-
fraaeu. Sir meroet liderlid gen119 Si11oer11ll9 oa@
o1rd6 e%r5ielen, UNI iir sic Treir1orfe r1lo Wilbe oes
@dreibe11s 81 be5ablen.
Da6 anbere Mittel ii@ e%rfol9los %be,pieien, bat
Sud-, wie 10 piele anbere, pieneidt e1tn1l1tbi9t, oesz
6alb, ,1nr mei1, ,pirtlides @eilurittel me9r a%1ser1ein
befar1,t a1 MAIDEN, babe i'd MIDI entldlolien, bte1e
euorme &uautitat sa periderfer, 10 oo6 leber Uiann
uuc ieoe Trau eS lelblt p%ro6irell nlo ilb bon Der
Mabrbeit ,ueiuer Mrsaben iiber5eu9en fam. Se9t
ales anoere beiieite u1b i4reibt INN eine frete 80
@ts.z @dadtel ,@loria 3onie";; ea uiro per Fo1t
fra,,fo p%erianot. Nidts miro liir oieies 4sadet be-
rednet, ,peber jeet nod ipater. Sails 1teine Yell
mittel nidt BON ser 9r0Btu09liden 9eiltp'rtu119,
pMrbe es iir MIDI feinen s3wed baben, es out ote1e
gSeiie 5u p%erle1oen.
Sd eutoedte oieles @ei1mittel bur@ eine1 9li'dz
ltdeu i3ufau, udbreno i'd Elm Snpolioe onret 5belt<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Nus oe,t 9%toroweitem
Wfimneipta.

0ulutb. : Sames ). 1aplolo1
pom ct. Saul, &orliter Der ltaatllbell
@aliermegfommiiiipu, bat bier enc
Nnlprod)e geboltel1, 1T meld)er ct Die
GrflGrlr1g abgab, Oab Der Staot oil
jabrlid gi1lfiinfte in ser @obe BON
S., OOO,O 900 perliere, Sic ct Ourd
9(usnll1u,l1g Ser @o1ierfrufte erlangell
fDl1lte, melhe iid1 mel1igitel1s ol1f cine
100000 Nferoefraft belallfen milbte.
Mlbert9eu.- Mllem nldei=
he nudJ lpu bos iiiolihe Miln1elo to Ell
TIC nclte eleftriihe gabl1 erbolteu, Die,
DON bier u~l1sgebel1o, iiber Glpper,
Mal1sfielo, Gilmore, Hilot @rope,
lSoirn1pl1t, @elcpn1e l11o Sadl jon nab
@orthington fiibren iou. Sic Seatt=
ten biclten an eil1igen Ser, ge1an11ten
Srten Ser omntlungen ab, ltn1 Ste
Iornler fir oos Nroieft SIT interelll=
rem; lie erfldrten, Sic @abn ioae Ner=
lol1el1 l111o 6robt befor0ern nn0 bis
sum @erblt 1911 fertig lein.
o.-Sn Safe mon ]td
in ser grnartung, Die nptblpe11O1gen
@a1ierrec]te SIT %erlangen, nl6t taltldt,
miro oiele Sta0t cine grobe &apier=
fabrif erbolten. Gin moOernes 8au=
&perf aus Stab1 u11o &onfretmalie miro
irr Moroolt=8roiner0 init eineu1 So
ltenuuf morr0e bon $450,O00 BON ser
,Moromeit Haper 60. geplant; 0ie
@eieaibaft berlangt feinen Bonus.
Sn ser 6abrif iollen pro Sag minoe>
items 40 Ionnen Napier er5eugt mer=
Sen, uno sic 20bne mer0en iabrli6
$4,000 Big 100000 ausmaden.
Is. ct. Naul.. 9. &oling, Ser 81
rfltipiefretdr ser Mnti+Snberfuloie-
@eieuidaft, lit ser Mniidt ooB trob
oeS 8eridteS 6es 5taatSgelumobeits=
omtes, mel6er beroffentlidt ml1roe
uno in meld)em Sic 3abl ser Iooes=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Soma.

0eS Mpincs.- Das &omitee
CUR ltnteroriifl11g ser l1nmdBigfeit
elnptabl am 9ienitag ser 2egislatrr
bon Soma Die Mbnabme ser Borlage,
0l1r6 6ie Ser S6l11B ser Mirtbidaf=
ten i'm staate auf s ltbr abenos felt
gelebt weroen loa.
1apenport. = 9rei masfirte
Manner lprengten oos Siherbeitsge=
polbe ser 6arn1ers 8arf in Sberroro
aNf lt1o erbe1teten 500. Cine SSral1,
Die gegeniiber in ei11en1 @otel arbeitete,
bnrte oie grploiion inns gab einen
Mlornl. Sic &erle lporen bei11abe er=
griffen moroen, ood inn letten Mugen=
blid fliid)tetcn lie ol1rd elm Ieniter
ll11o 1prangell in eil1 @11ggp. Sos lie
Don elmer benodborten 1orat geitob=
len batten, nr10 fltbren nod @of S.
lollo, NO Oas 6l1brmerf berrtad} ge=
fl1nOen ml1roe. Sic batten ld)on Ml=
les sur Sprengung zines Sdrunfes
porbereltet, Ser $4,000 entbielt, ais lie
5erl tort muroen. Sic 8anf6cauteu
lteben jebt Dor Ser Mufgobe, Deu
Sdrm1f 5t 0ftner, o6ne Sic Mitrp=
glp5erin-s CUR grploiiou
5lt bringen.
0ubuque. - Sic @egotte ser
Mptorboote inn fpmlne,10en Son1mer
ioa oles 0erortige bis iest bier
Gagemeien in Sen Shatten %itellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
&dnoperfauf.
3ruci quite Tarmc1 gum &erfamf an:
Qebntcn.

Ser Undergraduate %offeriert feline
nubbenannten 6armen gum Terfaltf
an:
y Seine in ser Nabe BON 6reeport>
Minn., gelegere 6arm bel tebeno aus
1876 Nder 0eS belten 6armlan0eS,
gr0Btentbetls 8altlano, aber audi oen
notbigen @ielengruno entbalteno.
s(1ef ser 5arm befin0en ii6 aue CT or=
oerliden Standardization, alle int al
lerbelten 3uitan0e. Gin ben1erfenS=
mertber umitan0 lit ferner, 0ab ltf
in Ser Mdbe Ser @eball0e eine itets
tlieBen0e 9ueue (5pring) b%efin0et,
lomie IN ser nd6iten Mdbe oes @obn=
bnuies Elm Brl1nnen pel6er ME @ai=
lermangel 5eigte. Dieie 6arm foun
nit o0er obne @erdtbihaften unb
giebbeitano gefa1ft meroen.
q 1856 Mder Canoes IN ct. Gojo
gelegen, C1ripriinglid 160 Mder) mo=
bon aber iett 4 Mder Ser @emeinoe
ct. &oia geboren, 'ouf melden iebt
Sic fatbolilde Stride, Shule unb
Hfarrbaus lteben. ct. &oia fat einen
sort reii0ierenoen 8farrer, elmer
Store un6 cine redt erfolgreide
Creamery. Muf 0ielem @run0itiid
iino 20 Mfer fultipiert nit ei1em
uGrame" @obnbarts ln6 uSrame"
5tan perieben.
Solhe, melde bebufs &ol1f einer
o0er bei0er 0ieier 6armen Musfunft
miinl6en, m0gen lt6 Dor 6em Is. Sc
brltar 1911 brieflib menben an: s.
8. 8or 1875, Sreeport, Minn., ooer
an sen gigentbiimer
@er1nan1 6pcid)en,
1860 Treeport, Minn.
Sour flint 8ro5ent Sntereien mer=
SEN berlangt auf 8etrage, melde ser
&Gufer 6ieier 6armen nidt Boar BE-
5abIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

6. @iff oro lit un,tcr @iirgibaft &C.
itellt moroen, oonit er beim Ero5eb
5l1gegen lit.
@runo Sorts. = Sim Montag
lit bier Elm &url Jus fir 2eihenbeltot=
ter er0ffllet mproen, ser m1ter 2citlrng
eines gllten 9enoni tratpren lteben= II.
0rci Gage al1Oallerl1 miro. Sn ser
folgenoen @od)e miro sic Sabrcsper=
ianmll1ng ser uState ltnoertafers &
Funerals directors" ltattfinben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
ga @rippe Smitcn

Strengen Sos 5pItem an uno idmd-
den %0aSielbe, un0 menn Damn fein
|@inbalt getban miro, artet es in Yneu=
monia aus. Seine @efabr oafiir,
menn 6olep's @onep ans Sar prompt
genommen miro. SIT cine 5lperldiii-
ge &eltl Me0i5in fir ale &l1iter
uno grfaltunge,1 uno arbeitet raid
un0 nit grfolg in 6aiil1en bon Group.
8ertpeigert Subititute. Molitor Drlg
Gompanp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

lcrgel1u1t. 0tcr borel1 Die logenal111=
ten 8ao SANDS a1f, uno man fommt
in cine Ser l10nl ten @egeroel1 bon
Morooafotn. Neun Meilen Don Gent
tinel @utte lit 9ead, Ser Mittelpunft
pon @ol0e>1 &allep. Sd glal1be, es
gilt feline 5meite Ortldaft in Moro=
bafota, Sic it'd in 10 fur5er 3eit 10 be-
0elltel1o enporgei bmungen fat mie
@ead). $50 Dor iieben Sabren nod al
les miloe Yruirie NOR uno oa5 &leb
51 tau iel1oen fret ltnberlief, ltebt iett
Elm bliibenoes 5td0tden nit 1500gi,1=
mubnern. Mdt grobe Glepatoren rei=
fen ii9 sort a%neinanoer, ltS orei
&irhe1r ltno cine @odidule 5ieren Sen
Elut. Mu9 befi110et 1ib cine fotbo=
lilhe &irde, cine fleine, sort, melde
0ieies Sabr ol1rd cine gr0bere, Sen
gerbdltnil1en n1ebr el1%tlpred]enOe or
iebt mer0en lpl. Mi1gslm liebt mal1
id0ne, groBe 6armen nit mo0er1el
@ebalt0en, 1t16 0as 2an0 lit 10 gut,
mie es in Nor00afpta irgel10mo &C.
fuuoe11 meroen fann. 2%an0preile ftet=
gen au6 bier l1ngebelter, miro ia fir
mon6en 9(cfer bereits Sic bo6e Cunt
me Don $50 Bis $50 er5ielt. Die lebt=
jGbrige grnte iiel bier gut aus; es
gob 90 biz 80 @ulbel @ei5en gum
Mder. M6t Meilen 1tor0li9 bon Se1tt=
mel Suite babe11 mir uni ere Seiml tat=
tie uufgenommen. SSm l1mfreii lie BON
film Meilen baben it6 Deutlde onge=
lieoelt unter Sic en: Martin 3insli,
Eeter, Nie., Sobn, Mnton u11b 90. 9.
9arop uno Sbomas &irbfelo, 1bo=
mas Srp, Sacob 5@nei0er un0 Geo.
nuro Sbeiien. @ir babe11 5tpei Sdl1=
len in nu1ierer Ma6baridaft; mas inns
iebt nod feblt, lit cine Stride, lit ia
namentli6 CUR @inter5eit Sic Stre=
fe our Stride in 8ead 5u meit. Mit
@ottes @iue mer0en MIR in e;n paar
Sabren I'M iere eigene Stride boben.
0ie @itterung NOR Biz jett 5ien1lih
falt, 111o gum Shlittenfabren reid)te
ser 9efauene 5dnee ni6t fin. Mun
liebt jett nod ieoen Sag bunoerte rrn
@feroen l1no &ornpteb ouf Ser Groi=
rte, oos, mietpobl es in feinen 5toa
fomlnt, oo6 gut al1siiebt. Die ~Iro=
denen" baben bier 0as &egiment, BON
ugo(ubns" meiB man nidts @enn
mir 0euti6e 5u elmer geieuigen I'M
terbaltltng 5ulammen fommen, u1o
babel 6os oeuti 6e 2ieblingstra1tf, Ser
cole @eritenioft, ntbt feblen iou, mill
ien miro 5uan5ig- Meilen >pei It na6Da=
ties in Montana fabren. Ssh fon1men
joe ISOLDE einmal in's 5taetden,
uno oos grlte, mas mir tbun, tit:
ldolen int uNoroitern" nad Sen
Mel1igfeiten BON Gol0 5pring un0 ct.
Midolas. 8eiten @ruB an ale
Stearns County 6reunoe belo11oers
on iene bon Golo Spring rno st.
Nidolas. = 90. g. 2ar0p.
8ismurd.- @ei6en &anlern
Ser @eietgebltng mur0e ein &elolu=
ton unterbreitet, melde 8un0es=8e=
treioe11inlpeftion perfiigt n1o beioe
S50l1ler Ser 9egislatur %auffor0ert, Bic
MoBnobn1e SIT unteritiiben. Ser Mebr=
beitsberidt pom Senatseiienbabnfo=
mitee be5iiglib Ser Mntt EaB @il
muroe bonn Senat ange11ommen. Die
Gorlage itebt fuit I'M @inflang nit
SEN @unoesgeieben rt116 madt feline
Musnabme11. Der 5enat nabm sic
: Glepator 8in an. = Ser friibere
Staatsiefretar g. 8. 8idfor6 pnr0e
!, Sem 9iltriftgeridt ibermieie1i, 6as int
, Mai 5uiammentritt. Sein 8ruoer q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Ser Gerial1m1lln1gstoge CUR Mbpide=
lllltg gelangen.

Grf6Itnna 3tt Dcilcn IL, citcnt 9aae.
Nebmt ~lnratipc @romo Gutnine 3ableite. Mpo=
tbeter iatten @elo suriid. ,penn 6eilung nerfeblt.
25c. 51=6ntS.