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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
COURT TERN IS
DELAYED A WEEK
WILL BE HELD IN THIS CITY JAN
UARY % INSTEAD 0F JAN
UARY 10.

Due to the fact that tne court term
at Rolla is longer than was expected
the court term to be held in Devils
Lake has been continued from January
Is. to January %, when Judge Cowan
will return to this city.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
OLD EDITION OF
BOOK SELLS WELL
BOOK NEARLY 500 YEARS OLD
SOLD IN ENGLAND FOR ENoR-
NOUS PRICE.

Special to The World:
London, Jan. 1.-THE Caxton edition
of the Chauncer Canterbury Tales,
dated 1477, sold yesterday for $1,000.
This book was the fourth or fifth book
sold in Londn.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
A AFFAIR. !.
Cost | !. !. LIFE
0| |WO
Special to The World:

Warrensville, nl., Jan. l.-Rejec-
tion of the love of q friend's husband
cost Miss Edith Smith, who teaches
school near here, her life today and
caused the suicide Of Sylvester Adams,
the husband. The deed was committed
in sight of Miss Smith IS pupils. After
driving the pupils from the room
Adams and Miss Smith struggled. A
letter found on the body of Adams told
of Miss Smiths refusal of his aten-
tions and also his intention of killing
her.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
FARGO BOY MAKES
OXF ORD CREW
YOUNG NORTH DAKOTA MAN
WHO WON RHODES SCHOLAR
SHIP GETS ON THE CREW.
,pecial to The World.

Special to The World.
Fargo, N. D., Jan. 11.-H. J. Bread,
a young man from this city who won
the Cecil Rhodes scholarship at Oxford,
England, has been successful in making
the crack Oxford crew. He is the only
American on the crew.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
PACKERS ADMIT
Loss OF DATA
SAY DATA REGARDING INJUNC-
TIoN OF 1902 WAS DESTROY
ED BY THEM.

Special to The World:
Chicago, Jan. lin the trial today
the Chicago packers admitted the de-
stroying Of the cost data of Judge
Grosscup's injunction Of 1902.
The trial is continuing before Judge
Carpenter of the United States district
court.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
SENTE|NCEF0R
SPANKING
WOMAN
Special to the World.

Special to the World.
Hammond, Ind, Jan. 11.-.Charles
Buluois started sentence of 100 days
in Jail here this noon Tor spanking his
sixteen year old wife with strap. He
told the judge who sentenced him he
thought this was a free country and
believed he had right to spank if he
saw fit
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12

:. Exhibit hall will close tonight !
< at $3.50 O'Clock, in order not to in :.
: terfere with the performance at /
x the opera house. Those desiring :
!. to attend the mid-winter fair ;:
x should do so before that hour. :
!. :. !. x s4 4 !. X X !: =. :. r :. ;. !: ::
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Laughlin sheet MILL mills work
ing mills idle. Crews are floating
on the other 4 mills. 49,.
Laughlin mill, A. s. & T. P. Co. %
mills working; short of men.
Aetna mill, A. S. & T. P. Co.. 10
mills working.
McDermott tool works working
steady.
spence-Baggs foundry working
steady.
Labelle box factory on in full.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
PERSONAL

President Thomas Cairns and Sec.
rotary Treasurer Craigo, of the West
Virginia United Mine Workers, were
in the city Tuesday, leaving in the
evening for Charleston, where they
are to meet the powers that control
the mines that have so far failed to
sign up in that district.
Luke Fitton, well known Wheel
ing printer. left last week for trip
through the West. He is going direct
to St. Louis, and from there will go
where his fancy listeth.
Ernest Whitehouse, employed at
the Pope mill, is recovering from a
severe sick spell.
August Ebeling has successfully
undergone an operation for rupture
and has been removed from the North
Wheeling hospital to his home on
Twenty-second street.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
Infamous Amendment
Of Root May Pass

men are naturally conservative and
the word revolution" sounds to them
like murder and treason.
The chairman, John 4. Burnett, is
the representative of small Alabama
community that has probably never
harbored a political refugee in its en-
tire existence. To Burnett and the
rest of the committee a refugee is a
Fugitive from justice" But there is
one man on the committee who knows
better-he comes from q section
where there are today probably more
refugees from despotic countries, than
in any other section in the country.
This member of the committee is Rep
resentatiVe Goldfogle, OF the Ninth
New York District, which is the heart
of the East Side.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16

sTEUBENvILLE
Acme glass house on in full.
Pope mill; IL mills and tin house
on in full.
Steuvsnville pottery working full.
LaBeile plate mills, sheet mill and
steel plant and tube mill on in full.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16

Washington. May Is Especial -
If appearances count for anything. the
action of the members Of the House
Committee on immigration during the
last hearing on the Root anti-refugee
amendment indicate that this infam-
GUS measure will receive majority
OF their votes.
Despite the pleas and arguments OF
men and women from all walks Of
life the committee appears to be fay
orably disposed towards the reaction
airy amendment to the general immi-
grafton bill. One fac THAT initiates
against the cause of political asylum
is that the committee is made UP
mainly of men coming from rural dis
tricts who are unacquainted with the
great political movements of the var
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16

Union Label League buttons for
sale at Majority office.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
HARMONY COMMITTEE

In previous issue a report of a
resolution passed by the Assembly
relative to the Harmony Committee
was unintentionally incorrect. The
resolution is given in full below:
Resolved: That where a differ
ence exists between the employer and
the employe member of the Harmony
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
''YE Ole TYNE RUG"

These are in every respect the
same as the rag rugs our grand
mothers used, except for the
fact that they are made from
new rags and with a more iu.
dicious selection of colors.
Size 24x36. ........................... Soc
Size 25x5O. ............................ Csc
Size 27x54. ..................... 75c
Size 3Ox60 ................................$
Size 36x72. 125
Size 6x9. ...................... BIS
Size 8x1O. ........................ SITS
Size 8x12 75O
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Northwood Glass house on in full.

Northwood Glass house on in full.
Central Glass house on in full.
North Wheeling bottle house on in
full. Some days short of boys.
Creek mill on in full. u mills and
tin house.
LaBelle tin mill. mills and tin
house on in full Short of men. Some
of the men have to work an extra 4
hours to keep the mills going.
LaBelle plate mills, 2 and 8 high
mills and nail factory working stead.-.
Belmont mill on in full. % inch mill,
II inch scalp and the continuous plate
mill. Blast furnace idle.
Riverside mill, plate mill and steel
works and tube mill on in full
Wheeling steel and Iron Co., steel
plant and tube mills working. Plate
mills and pudding mills, no prospects.
Wheeling can factory working
steady. n
Bloch Bros. tobacco factory work
ing steady.
Mcconnell box factory on in full.
All the local breweries on in full.
Wheeling Stamping works on in fu.l.
Wheeling hinge factory working
steady.
Steinmetz box factory working full.
All thel ocal packing houses on n
full.
Wheeling Mold and Foundry Co
working steady.
Elm Grove foundry still on strike,
Top mill blast furnace working
North Wheeling pottery on in tlll.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
SHADYsIDE.

Rodefer glass house on in full
Coffin works working steady.
Carnegie steel plant, bar mill and
blast furnace on in full.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
AINGo JUNCTION.

WIJNVOF" UOINO TOTNs
Carnegie steel plant and 10 inch bal
mill and blast furnace on steady.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
BELLAIRE.

Bellaire bottle house on in full.
Imperial glass house working partly
National glass house working in full
Bellaire Enamel works on in full.
Bellaire Stamping works on in full.
Dorr foundry working steady.
Bellaire foundry on in full.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16

MILLINERY at Wholesale Prices.
Abercronbie Bros, 1125-27 Main st.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
ADAMS
Credit Talks

It is no disgrace to need credit
nor to ask it. tits froWned upon
by many-not the Adams kind
its a straightforward business
proposition. Many people make
use of it who could pay cash.
That's the biggest and best
recommendation we could have.
It's true because our credit prices
are no higher than the usualcash
prices at other stores. Thirty
one Adams stores in operation
in various cities. Big buying
means small cost=-small cost
low selling prices. That's the
Adams plan.
Clothing elegant stylish gar
ments for every member Of the
family from head to foot. At
Adams prices no better goods
could be found anywhere. Don't
fail to call the next time a hat
dress or pair of shoes needed by
any member of the f a m ! Y !.
Learn the Adams way.
Store open Saturday till 9 P. M.
C. +. ADAMS CO.,
144o & 1142 MAIN ST. Upstairs
The store thai Saves You Money
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16

Committee, that no individual shall
take official action, as that shall be
considered the duty of the executive
board or a majority of the Joint Har-
mony committee. or a committee
appointed by the Joint Harmony com
mittee for that purpose"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
THE
THING OUT
IA TAILoR-MADE HAT RIGHT OFF
THE SAME GOODS WE MAKE
YOUR SUIT

They're about as Toppy thing in
the Hat Line you will have the pleas
ure of getting under this season-be-
sides the Ready.to-wear Man will not
be In on this. That means you are
getting something out of the ordi-
nary
A MARK OF ExcLUsIvENEss
IN YOUR DRESS. IT'S THE CHEAP
EST HAT you CAN BUY, EVERY
THING CONSIDERED, BUT TO IN
PRODUCE 1T WE ARE GOING
TO BEAR HALF. OF THE EXPENSE
OF THE HAT-PRoWDED YOU
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITHIN TEN
DAYS OF THE DATE OF THIS AID.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER $1,000 UP.
UNION MADE
LET ME- BE YOUR TAILOR
|. ]. Rogers:
1906 Market st.
MILLINERY al Wholesale Prices.
ADercrombIs Bros, 1887 Main St.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-05-16
FoLLANsBEE

Follansbee sheet and tin mill and
tin house and steel plant on in full
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
0lu Der 0ueue otS Ntti:
HKippi.
Won Norbert @rotb.)

Als id} Dor 40 S1bren Geographic
ih1oirte, unS mein 0eutiher S9a0cl
npiioe ml1r0e, al sic piele11 frem0e,r
Gigennabmen oltf3ube1pabren, ioeali=
iirte id) an Der Gltelle bes Wiliillppi
berum un0 per l1d)te iogar cine ioeale
@eid)rei6ltng ser fleinen @%erenquelle,
Sic Sen Slater bes Str01ne gebiert, 5u
lieiern. Gen Wfiiiiliippi babe i'd oft
geieben l1n1 gefre1at, lmppbl I'M Sit
SEN, OILS i'm Noroe,1, aber Sos elpilde
@ltnoerfino, Gas Sen &ieieni from
ipeiit, habc i} nod ME geleHen bis
Sept. ammo 1912. IS mar 10: Ms
am 3. September sles nod Minne=
iotaS @a1ptita0t itr0mte, um Sic
Sair in Nlneridein 5l1 nebmer, 5adte
i) bei mir ielblt: SoI id altd nad
st. Saul geben 1lp6 50 leben, mas
man iiberaQ auf Sem 9an6e ieben
fann: Mendden, @ieb, Maidinerie.
Sbit,: &111tit, uno 56abernad? Nein,
i) reiie nad Moroen uno geniebe
'0ottes baliomiide Suit, u110 ergebe
mild tn &etradtrtngen oes groBten
&uniftittuiids @ottes, Des unpergleidli=
den lit ut1o Sannempal0es.
@eil i6 5eitge1t'aB iein mill, aber
nod nid)t Fin, flog id ONT 2. Septem=
Der Don Safe George nad ser Sta1t
Sa1f Centre, ser @arptita0t BON @il=
jon So. Tim 1 1t6r nad)mittags nabm
Sim SINS @oB midi feline 80 Mei=
Len melt biz nad @orf &apibs in
<bbaro 60, 100 iJ 10 Inn 5 l1br
aben0s onfongte. @inter @ooenu err
frel1t iid) SOS N1sge ausgeoebnter Go,r=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
3ie 3,ueite Rationale &pnfereu; Or

futb. Gboritos, Sic bonn 90. bis %.
September in Ser fatb. l1niberlitdt
5l1 Chicago gebalten murbe, bate nod
beGeuten0eren @rfolg ols sic im Sab
re 1910 gebo1tere critic @onferen5.
'Siebem1nS51pan5ig Staaten o0er 5apei=
1~n1ofiinf3ig Std0te 1paren u11ter Sen
$50 Gelegaten bertreten, ln5 Sic
&onferen5 >uur5e oltrb sic Mntuelen=
felt 6es Mpoitoliiden Delegoten, Gr5<
biidof Sohanm 8on5ono, beebrt, Mel=
der 0as Strehen Ser @baritas bon
@er5en glltbieB uno Sen 9elegaten
SEN papitlihen Segen ertbeilte. D4r6
Sic Observation-Disclosures ser
fatb. Gburitos mltr6en sic Ql1enen er=
0ffnet fir sic moherne afa6emiihe
@ebanolung 6es Broblems ser Orga=
niitrltrg fatbolii6er 8eitrebungen Die
Ter Mrt, inns sur allgemetnen utt5 po=
puldre11 Musbreitl1ng hires @irfens
fat Ser 3. 81. 8. Stoatsperban5 bon
Minnei ota in %iei1er 81, @anfato ge=
faBten @eihliiiien feline ber5lide I'm
critiibl1na 5ugeiagt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

driitlide @elt es nid)t t6ut? u@s
braudt ia ba5u," fabrt 2ippert fort,
~5ie itoI5e unabbangi9feit un6 geiiti=
&c 6reitbeit, 1peld3e iidj nid]t peritri=
den labt in Sic @irrfGoen ir5iider
Iinge. s. 6ralld)t elm gl%oubensitar-
fes ulS gotterfiiQtes @eldledt. Gem
sic ounfeliten 5datten, sic auf ser
beutigen Menidbeit liegen uro ibr
garses Gllltllrlperf NIT Sdlciern ser
Iml,er berbii0cnL Nos linb religi0ie
&rlwign1g ul1 iittlides Geria!nnen
l1nN &eriagen. IS n%liilien ali o &C.
raoe sic religi0ien Mqn,1cr lllo
Tralten pprtreten lnlo Der mpoerneu
Gllltllr ibren gan5el1 Sinu ll>po it,
rem epigen elicit5mertb gcbeu. l1,rS
neil ile ser fat6plilhen Stride aQcil,
Sic @rlumen flieBcn, bon oenell &C.
maltigc @oiier binalrsge6en, 10 mill
len &at6olifen portretcl1 lllt6 Sem
brcitcn ltpl5en Strpm1 0cs IiesieitS
lein @ett groben SIT ieir1en1 clpiger1
Meer. Ias geidie6t aber nidt ol1rh
MbidlicBnlm o1rb Nlatellloles 0ane-
bcllte6ell, ourc@ miiBiges &logelr llrS
Sdeltcn, 0urd1 lrcnlll1llg bon Iics=
ieitS ullo Se1leits, BON @eltlid l1l16
@eiltlidl, oltrd} RE- ial1irtes Musrmll=
lcrn."
MleroinaS; unb mie fleingldl1big
INNS %f(einnliitbin nmiiien jene iei1, Sic
furdtiam 5uriidtreten 1ponen Dor 1ie=
lem uio5ialen Sdieben un5 Or0n=
gen" luo 5os gnSe Ser @elt nabe
glm1ben, neil Tie nidt Sic &offm11g
beiibel1, ooB oltd Sic gegenmdrtige
Gllturbetpeglmg Gbriitrs oienen
miro. @abrhoftig, 2ippert for6ert
niht SIT piel, pcnn err iagt: 80 m0dte
ood cir 9etpaltig id)reiten6er @eiit
Satrh ale 2on6e geben u115 iiberou
Sic Shlafen0en ipeden rr6 Sic Sal,=
migen aufpeitiden!" 9ern, inns al1d
Sori1 itimmen mir linn bel. vDie
3ufunft geb0rt MIR SEN mahen
&0pfen inns 6e1r regiamen @an0en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
G%barttas:G omieren5.
Nortietuu9 bon Seite u.

tol1te sic 9totbmen0igfeit ei1er GRIND
(ihereu Organization fat(olllder
Gf}arito5< @erban5e beioleoerS III oe''
orobeu St1nten. Yatrid Ml,lon Yro=
butious'8ealntcr in 8rpoflpn, ser
liter @er(ulien un,o Nidt1ntcr ltiltln9
ser M1ntilie ipr1d}, erbartete, Sic fa=
tbolijd)eu Yiarri h1,len fonnten mabr
Silfc lei]ten, as e3 in Wlrflidfe1t
oeldiebt. merl, ,1o,1 belonoeres Bez
miht 6arol,f lege, bei Ser gr5iebl1tta
ser Maod)en sic Observation-Disclosures
Ser Mutterldoft 81 betot1en.
9ritter Sag Ser Gbarttas.
@aihtmgton, .. g., "a. Sept.
Sic ltnteritiibungs = Geletgeh1ng
einldlieBlid MlterSpemiionen ua'o
Terlidlerl,ng geeen Mrbeitsloliefeit
1pl1r6e in ser b%el1tigeu Sitnng Der
Natiouuleu &atboliiden GharitaS=
Gonferen5 bon 6en1 frih)eren &ifter
Midoel S. '@irten porgelh(ogen oils
cine 9olung oes @roblems ul1perl org=
ter @in6er un6 be0iirftiger Tomilien.
Me6ncr periiderte, ltnfal(= l1mS Be
triebaperiidlerpng %fonatert, met1n rid-
tig gefnnobo6t, biel 6a5lt b%eitragen 51
perbi,roern. ooB @in6er Sent Staat
sur Gait fallen. @enm Sic Elaae
ser @ranfenperitdlerl1ng ange11on1n1e11
uiir0eu, f6nrte,1 biele 6omilien BET
1umnoeu bleiben inns bral,dten nld}t
oufgeloit l,t1o fire @ie0er niht> tpie
cs beiuabe jeoen Sag porfommt aus
einonoergeriiien 81 peroen. Ser &ld]=
ter gob SIT, onB ieine Ss5een 5l,m Sbetl
neu ieien, sod claude er, mon loae
pruftiide @eriude 5aait oulte11en,
ebe 11ta,, lie ols ltr4pirflam bertperfe.
0erartige MaBnabmen ieien bereits
in Deutldlomo r1m6 an6eren eltropat=
ifvr 5tooten etngefiibrt ul1S ptele
Gorporationen unieres 2anoes bdtten
Idon @%eniions=5 piteme fir TIRE Mn=
oeitellten otlgenommen. Sn ser 9ts=
fullion erflarte iid STRAIT @omaro
MoubeI ,Dor Seem Dorf gc9en Ste Sc
lteuerrng ser TleiBigen uno Spar-
1anuelt 5um @eiten Ser perld1pel1oe>
rtidel,, iorg1oien unb trdaen 8la1'en.
S;yoiepb u. Broofs BON Baltimore, Der
Sic eyrage ipaiterer SIriorae fir So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Mitarbeit Der 6rtftIt1e,,
@elt an Der &ultur.

SS1 einem frrrliden rMrbeit ms
Mitaubeit" bethlehem Giiap, SOS III et=
.pa BON 5em geiunoen Optimism,1s
1urdtpe6t lit, ser Dor bl1t16ert SAT-
rerr einen @Drres u1o leinc Singer
be1pegte, ruff g. 2ippert unS 3l,r
Mitarbett an Ser Gulta1r altf. Mibt
entgegenitemmen ionen MIR inns Gent
io5iaGen Sdieben inns Drangen, cas
'6ur9 Sic belttigen Gl1lturpolfer gebt,
iottoern es befrudten lrno oereoeln.
n@s lit spabr," idreim er, voaB es on
ser Sberfldde oft einen peinliGa1
@inorud BON ltn3ufrie6enbeit ,,,o
l1nrube mod)t. Ml1d) birat .es, >pie
ale @atltl1rbemegrngen, piel blinoe
@emnlt u1t6 Sic @efahr 5erltorenSer
@atditropben in iif1. Mber i'm @eien
lit es oo6 redt: elm miiroig gehpor<
oenes un0 5l1r Selbdtbeitimnl,1rg &C.
reiftes @olf gebt aus eigener, itarfer
Snitiatipe 6oran, feline materiene Be-
bensfage SIT erb0ben entipred,em
ieir:em geiteigerten geiittgen 8eapuBt=
fem"
&einesmegs lttttpertb lei sic melt
li@e Gl1ltl1r, SOP ein Gbriit Tie in=
nerlid miterrebt INNS ii6 5re frober
Mitarbeit anhperben laiie. Mod)
mebr! uDie @brtite1tbeit als @an5es
fat iogor Elm tpabres @ulturaebot gu
erfiiGen; gera6e meil tic driitlid lit,
fat iie 0ieM misunderstanding mtf5uneb=
men un6 .peiter 31 trager1, Big es Mit<
tag lit l1n6 etpige Seieritun0c." user
ion es audi ionif tbl1n, menr sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Die 9ampaanere6en De: oeup<

fratiid)en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ouperneur @ooornp @ilipn 5el1ge11
BON o>1Berorocntlider &enntnib Ser
@e6iirfnilic Ses 2nnbes ms er5telen
onldeineno groBen grfolg. g. lit aos
al1d) nidt per1punoerlid1 50 iie ool=
itdl1oig iadMennb 9ebalten 1peroen
u1r0 lid) ieber 8eihimpfl1ng oes @eg=
ners entbolten. @err 8ilion bat ie=
'oenfals mebr Musiidt in Sen Prdffii=
0entenitr1bl 5l1 %gelangen als irgeno
eiuer lei1er Mitbehperber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
@artleibigteit >tno &atarrb.

aeldlogen nit sem Yrpblem. Ser Sefz
feutlid)fcit ciu innere5 &dtarrb= Wttttel 3lt
uer1hnffen. Heruno nar ons @tttel, tpelz
dcs' ib erfunben babe, nlo CO bat 11derz
Iid) bicleu tal11enDcn 2eutcu 9l1ocrlll9
ucr1dafft, ia 6unberttalll erhen 9cutel1
nit hroniidem &atarrb.
, Sartleibigfeit tpor meme 9auptldlpiez
rioteit III 8ebanblung bieier SGle. SD
fiiIlte baufig 10, no6 es beiier leil ipilr@
Sc. lpeun ein nbfit6renocs Glenent ocn1
@cru,u beieefiigt miirbe. SIT filrdtete
ober bicles 3l t6,n, crltens lpc9en Der
Mu,o6( ser nit 0utnrrb beho1tete's
!0r1ufcu, Sic fem Mfiibrmittel 9ehrnltbz
ten, nus slpeitens mor i'll hal1Ae:: cine
1plthc rupifale Meubcrrug SIT tretfel1 III
riucu, Mittcl. nus bereits 10 quito SSlrz
flu1oeu ri per,eit6ucn hutte. go tnln es,
noS III fprtfu6r nit &crrma einc Nluldlc
Muuoliu Semen. I'll nerlbrc1bel; p1e en-, ~
@hfii6rluittcl ochrollthtcn. 3lileet |oo u1
midi 1nter llmlt1npel. Die III nell'en'
@ppflct ullscinunncroe lest limo, ASeSlpl1l'z
neu. SOS larotipe @lemcnt Del1 Etrlti'o
hcisrocbeu. Sizes lit. iuns leht betal''l'
lit uls erucllertcs Ycrulm.
,seue INN. melde 3erlna nth'',ell
merSen liM a., erlter Stelle prompt po1
ibrer S,ortleibiNfeit befreit til1ntm:: Slnels
tens mirn ser aotarrb ollmollN yer
iNiuiuSen. llno peum ei9mal per Mo-
turr6 aebeilt ut, nerslebt 11dl que A'sa..
lcibiofeit ouholtenb. @eum Shr p9'1u pell
IN mcinem @l,i6e aeaehenen Static fol4t
m ~ Shr niemols mcbr @i0eu az ne6:
men bro,lden. Mbiiihrumos< nnh 9feil,1'
nru,osuIittcI fount SIR ial,orircn: Sb'
inerSet au6nlteuo beireit iei, ppn beinem
ppn Gurem aatorrh uno Ser Sortlc1b'9'
felt.
Ysrl,,o gu fa,,ieu i'll allen 9pot6etsu
spe;ieAc Motifs - @iele Eerlonen bals
ten Naa:;frassn nab benz olten ~ Ner S;.it
Scldtu mDt6tell lplr ldGcE, paG plele
Tprrrulo iett mter Ben Nomen @aztarz
no ~ gebrodt lit, fobrisirt pen Der 40 90
Srtreibt al lie 1nlp tie miro gerne bere11
jcin, Gud eiu @ooflet frei 5A5l'lenpe'l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

es ioQcn 5000 &iitcn bolt Mpfelliueu
all Sen 9alla1en bdiilrgen. - u. Bubl=
meier fat Sen &ontraft unS lit bereits
NIT leiner ga115en Mannidaft an Ser
Mrbeit> SoS GrogeidoB fir Sen 11euen
Mnbau an oas id0ne 8ene0iftiuer=
&lolter in ct, SEQ aus5lgrabeu. Sssn
5rtf6p 6mlt Sic ~6ruit @rGonge" Elm
$4,000 mert6es @ebau5e, in meldem
Npfel1in perpadt iperben - Die
e6rrp. Sdpcitern lin0 bercits III ibr
1el1es @e6al10e, oos gang aus Cement
9lods erridtet lit, ge5ogen uno baben
Sen l(nterridt in ser Sdyule ol,fge=
noat1'el1. s. s. IS.
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9lms sem ,ueiten Tlorioa.

2ieber vMoroitern" - @ieueidt
intereiiirt esSbre mertben 2eier, nod=
mails aus Glori5a urpo 5par aus ie=
mem Ibeile 6es Staotes, aus &asco
County, mo id) meme @eimatb babe,
81 b0ren: @ier fins Sic 2eute iebt
oarar, Sen @orte11 5lt bearbeiten; Sic
@robeeren fins meiitens gepflan5t.
Mn0reas 8artble fat einen 3beil iei=
ner 5arm fir $4,000 %perfal1ft. Sobn
6Ianegon fat ietnen Srangene@ar=
ten BEL Nasoo fir $4,000 p%erfauft;