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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
MADDEN NEWS

Madden, Feb. 12.-The third snow of
the winter is now with us. All three
of the SHOWS fell on SATURDAY nights.
consequently the Sunday schools in
the country have suffered. The Sun
day school at New Prospect has always
enjoyed the distinction Of being an
Evergreen Sunday school, in the
country. That is, it does not, like
some, go into winter quarters, but on
account of the snow there was no
Sunday school
AS l have assayed the role of pro-
phet lately I'll venture one more pro-
presy. According to ehold sign of
the fogs in August we are yet to have
two more SHOWS There were five
big fogs in August, so keep on hauling
wood!
The young peopel of the community
were complimented with a supper and
social at the hospitable home of Mr..
j. ID. Culhertson Thursday night. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Culbertson were Misses Tennie
Madden, Jessie Mae Mahaffey, Juanita
Martin. Hettie Cunningham, Bennie
and Lillian Profit. Susie Langston,
Jessie Thompson, Laura Brown and
Jennie Hamilton and Messrs Roper and
Moore Of Laurens and Messrs Profit.
Finley, Langston, Brown and Martin
of Madden
Young America" had his day when
on Friday night the boys of the neigh
borhood gathered at ehohme of Mr..
j. a. Wofford to go bird thrashing".
The light wood torches were procured
and the lads headed by Mr.. Wofford
set out for the new ground" to slaght-
er birds q am glad however to state
here that on game (?) fell before the
vigorous onslaughO. The boys were
left by themselves awhile, with a fire
built up to have the pleasure of feeling
the real camp feel, to have the thrills
of adventure creep up the back and
to cheer each other up with tales of
boasted bravery. Mr.. Wofford had left
the party, with the avowed intention
of going home but really to come back
and see the boys run" To that end
he perched little fellow on his
shoulders, wrapped up in sheet crept
up to the camp fire just in time to hear
one boy boast that nothing on earth
could scare HIM" and-that | should
have to tell it! In making his calcula-
tions. he quite forgot that the boys
had with them their faithful compan-
ions-the hound dogs, and the laugh
was turned. The little boy on his
shoulders was hastily put on the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
Special Announcement.

Arrangements have been completed
whereby Edward Waldmap: the emf
nent English tragedian will appear at
the opera house on next Friday, Feb.
l6, in Stevenson's drama DIR. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" Mr.. Waldmann is a
Shakespearean actor of note, having
played all the large cities of Germany
ana England as well as the leading
American cities east and west. In
New York, Philadelphia and Boston
where he appeared his DR.. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde has been considered one Of
the strongest impersonations of that
complex role ever seen in this coun-
try, MIR. Waldmann will be support
ed by his own English company.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14

to be collected on the installment
plan. BY doing this way | think that
| can subscribe for ten shares. You
see, after you get organized and get
that hundred men 20 attend to the
business. they could come up and
catch the rates.
You will find me not to be any ways
selfish. | have some mighty quiet
neighbors that will be glad to take
good stock in this money making bus
mess. Yes. there is Cousin Mike and
Uncle Bill who have all the rats you
want, and my good neighbor, John
Smith, know has plenty of cats, be-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
A REGULAR "BANANZA".

Editor The Advertisers:
read and read that piece in your
good paper about that big money max
ing business of raising cats and rats.
have often heard that fortune waits
at every mans door one time in life
and | feel like it is knocking at my
door now. / always believed that it
would come some time and the way it
is set before me in your good paper, it
seems like an easy way to make
money by that cat and rat ranch.
surely want to be able to get on to
that company Please let me hear
from YOU again. | suppose YOU Will
open books of subscription soon.
don't know your plan, but l would
suggest that YOU put the par value Of
each share at 100 cats and 100 rats.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14

cause the night that Sal and | staid
there, we could not sleep for cats a
skampering along the sills.
SO let us know. think that we can
furnish the rats and cats OH the in
stailment plan. If my neighbors want
to go into this business, can recon-
mend every one of them, because they
are all as honest as the hot summer
days are long. If they promise you
rats, they will surely deliver them
If the men will come after them.
Wishing you much success in your
undertaking, we remain,
Sal and Me for Business.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14

and the United States provided hat
no law should be passed repudiat-
ing contract, declared Mr.. Stevenson.
AS to conditions in the hosiery mill
at tho penitentiary, opinion differed
but Mr.. Rembert wanted to abolish
1t to carry his opinion through.
Mr.. Dixon moved to indefinitely
postpone the resolution. BY vote
of Ga to 40, the house agreed to Mr..
DiXon's motion.-The State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-14
THE HOSIERY MILL
WILL BE RETAINED
House Indefinitely Postpones Action
on Bill to Annul Contract with j.
nj. Graham.

Nj. Graham.
The house refused Friday morn
ing to pass Mr.. Rembert's joint resolu>
ton which provided that the State
repudiate its contract to furnish j..
Nj. Graham convicts for working in
the hosiery mill at the State peniten-
tiary.
The joint resolution, offered by Mr..
!, Rembert, which the house indefinitely
.bost poned, follows:
BE 1t enacted by the general as
sembly of the State of South Caro-
lima:
Section 1. That the contract en-
tered into between the board O di-
rectors Of the State penitentiary and
j. M. Graham, on he 10th day of
August, 1910, to let to said j. M.
Graham the labor and services of
from 200 to $50 convicts be, and the
same is hereby annulled.
"Sec.2. That the institution known
as the hosiery mill at the State peni-
tentiary be, and the same Is hereby.
abolished.
Sec. 8. That this joint resolution
shall take ecect 60 days after it's an
proval by the governor"
Mr.. Stevenson declared that the
resolution expressly provided for the
state to repudiate its contract and.
if possible, would mean that the State
of South Carolina would be drawn
into lengthy litigation, foredoomed to
lose when the matter was finally
threshed out in the courts.
COnvictS Making Them Rich.
Mr. Rembert said he thought the
state had right to annul the con-
tract as contrary to public health
and safety. He referred to the rec
ommendation of the Stat board of
health that the hosiery mill be abol-
lshed. He also spoke Of the favorable
opinion rendered last fall by the Rich
land grand jury in regard to the mill,
and said that several Richland citi-
Zens were getting rich by means of the
hosiery mill, and he could understand
why the Richland grand jury did not
want to stop these citizens from maxi
ing money. Mr.. Rembert made a
vigorous plea for his resolution
Mr.. Stevenson said that the face of
the resolution showed that the con
tract between the State and J. NJ.
Graham had been fairly entered into.
And the resolution provided no reason
for abrogating the contract
The constitutions of both the State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
EIGHT LOSE LIVES
Continued from rirst Pas.J

signal bell rang again When the
cage came up IL carried William
Hupp. fire boss. staggering dlzzily
and on the verge OF collapse His ap-
pearance was frightful. His hands.
face and head We're burned and black
ened. his clothes were smOuldcring
and his side. exposed 70 the view 90
the awe-stricken oulookers. showed "a
red. raw burn where tho flames had
eaten through his clothing Hr. roo.
fe forward, Immediately lOsiug con
sc!ousness. Doctors rushed fo his as
sls'anCe, and he was placed IN AN am
buiance, The intention being 20 take
him 10 the Glendale hospital He re-
vived As BE- was being carried to the
ambulance. and objected 80 strenuous
~ thai N" physicians finally ordered
him 20 his home on East Twelfth
street. II developed that HUM also
had been caught on the outer verge
OF the explosion and had dragged
himself nearly one-four'h Of % mile 20
the shaft His condition is considered
critical and his recovery is doubt
ful.
Brooks Brought 20 Surface.
The third and last mau of tho
eleven who had entered the shaft tor
the day : work 20 como out alive. was
David Brooks. American miner. who.
caught in tho main entry. near whtrc
Hupp was overcome. also dra-Eed him
self through The binding. choking
smoke and fumes 20 th" cage. if-
tainted as no reached thr bottom Ot
the shaft. however and was found
wing near the cage unconscious when
the first rescue party descended ID ieN
minutes later Ilo was taken ro fl.
surface and first aid methods applied
and then. with Maniieis the FIRST man
M rushed 20 fhe glendale hospital
lie will probably die as no is fear.
fully burned about the hands. face ami
body
The mine had nor been working
since july Z. and partial resumption
Vas planned yesterday Eleven men
reported ~ the mine for work ,eS'ar.
day morning s. 200 rhov won down
IN the Gag" ono hour later 'ra ca-1e-
'roph" occurred and eight mon. .tvas
Rad been added 10 fte fearful mlr..
disaster death roll Ordinarily t-.
men ar" employed Had OIL. miro.
been working f..i rho d.a.t I.-- a.,i..!
have been enormous
T ro explosion occurred r.4- t..
main s0lf. '.rn s-t-t ln.rr ...I.
feet ir souf-aas. ,r.v director. r-.-.
Tho shaf' directly under f.o L.. .f..
1853 Grave .r"' nr~ '..-t no 'a- eas
W Which 't. '.-i located
Cause Nc; Known.
T. es... cause .- ..r ,--.-.
rr..a f.. t.t...-.- ...
Nt r.t.- .- tr ..t .rt .r-
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ing 40 "a straw. began a search through
town 100 tie hope that be might be loca-
tel on the outside This last faint hope
vas wiped uGt few rT 'uIfe~ later "a ron
SUM- NJ abe announce positively that
NlIs"n.- body had been found and re
moved 90 q iuor=Ie
During the morning. while - was sian
cor sldere. possible that some - the
me. light vef bs alive me government.
mine rescue station 90 Pittsburgh vas
appealed 60 for help Iy Ir o. NJ spur.
mead "f 'r~ Glendale hospital who su-
T'tirffulei 90. outside assistance Al
noon o." rescue train had been made ap
ans WIS f"t iy 90 start when TIE order
was res indeI Iy Engineer If4rxe. -
10 ~rnrgi. upHu being Informed that
ftcr" was no hope fhat any more would
az arrived 40 the mine ouIy Few
minutes before the accident. coming
Gown from. i.'fshlrEt o. make a report
- f.r condition ~ fh" property to fae
Inquest To-day.
M ifH or ffff fr" cause ~ f.a rr-
-.r Va ' t' '".f To-day ly "u.rf. .Dr.-
f'r ~. Hflh-. though there is a
l'e~itI.'t ftat So v'.t Be- CARRIED over
'f Pho eiH'" ~ ..t.t I.arl- Henry -
lf' o. H 30 .si ft r.rs Inspector
90 o." i.t.f .Ifffl.t aa. ...ts fr-re.
'.r .H. ..H.rs 20 .arI.sf.r u.l ar-
fI-' '.. o. fr..F ffF accident fr.-.
i-rf ST.. a.Is % t.~ ..r4Hr. 49,.
r.''t ff.r .ff-t.fr' Hst ...r.rr .rf
Hr ff.f .~.r ... .. t.u.- f.
~. t.a..- .t IT, ... Ten
rr -. ...+... .t ... ..H..-
.-a .-artr... t.. ..-r ..r..
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ouf OF 'he Parr = Run mime one of
%" leaders OF DO" first r-,cL- party.
uich bad descended about 100 O'Clock.
Berry had lcf' his fellow rcscu-fs
ami pushed ou ahead through th. ea-
and smoke against their protest 'La.
iur fumes were ZOO deadly.
Has Narrow ESCAPE.
"" Was fle fr-' Co reach flr near
vicinity OF 'bc explosion and fhc OK
r"fi'rce almost cost Dim Dis lf".
som" minutes after D." Raj ,-tt .i.
rescue party. and possibly trur luu-
bred feet beyond whorc tl,v aVaifrI
..m. D." encountered mining ua-
chino. heu' and broken as Dr. hy tho
force of fhe explosion STOPPING 20
peer behind 80. he caught sight OF two
huddird forms on tho roor their fca-
lures made gha~-iy by fuc dulI rays
of 'h" safety lamp. BE attempted
tn drag them out from behind the ma
chine. bat as Be- did so 60 pun Of after
q. mp struck him 30 'hc face and ha
&C.. 'o tho floor. cbpkiue. and sus-
tanning severe cash acro- 'l- scalp
a- his head struck the rail he re-
tanned l.- presence OF mind. however.
r1 placed u sponge he WAS carrying
Don a- mouth. The acf probably sawed
Dds ..''. f'r Er was enabled fp crawl
.-'t beyond fh@ range ~ -hp doI'h-
..f.. damp and -0 reach fh- remain
.r- f..u-rs Tu them Do 'o.d hl-
"..-t ~" u.s assisted back 90
'.. s' anI f1...r Orb tl- surface.
who're I- injury a.s dressed.
first Bodies Rescued.
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YOU'RE
ALWAYS
WELCOME

To visit our
Store. whether
YOU huv or not
Plenty OF elee-
trlc fans and
q comfortable
place 20 rest
these hot days.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

5dulen ser 5taSt Stem Dorf IN be-
aug auf 6as @ebalt gleidgeiteM per<
sen, bot eine iebr erbeblibe @errtn<
qerurq Ser mannliden 9ebrfrafte CUR
6olge gebabt, mooa,r9 man iid in Ser
5ortiger 56l1lbeb0roe ni@t 1pe1tig
beunrubigt fiiblt. @abre6 an ben
6ortigen glen1entaridulen in Ole lem
SCRIPT 3S8 2ebrerinnen nen ange<
ltelt 1purben, belief ii6 Die 8abl Der
1reu ungeleuten 2ebrer alf ntdt mebr
oIs 20. Damit nor aud Die 3abl
Ser Mpplifonten eridopft, mabren0
1ie Ser ouf Sic @arteliite 9eiebter
Mpplifantinren noh ben borliegenoen
Mngoben 68S betrdgt. 11nter iolden
nmltGnoen tpirSf 1ie 6eminiiirnna
ooer @ertpeiblidung ser .offentltden
s6ulen, iiber ole langit int san5en
2an6e geflogt miro, auA IN Seem
Sort meitere Bortidritte MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
Ser Siea Der 9emofratie, iotpeit

Ser @ies Der 9emofratie, iopeit
sic grtpablung oemofratiider @anoi-
oaten in 8etradt fommt, lit poqitan=
bigger, ais man am @ablaben0 on3l-
nebnten beredtigt mar. Srob oes
glanae11Sen 5ieges fam es inoeiien
ni6t idaoen, tpenn 0arauf bingepie=
len miro, 6oB @oo6ro1n 8ilion tpent-
ger Stimmer betommen fat, als
8iuiam Sennings 8rpan Dor bier
Sabren. @enn man sober bon einem
oemofrotHden ugrorutl@" iprtdt, 10
iit ipobl in 8etradt 5u 5ieben, oaB ser
Sieg 6ur9 eire Spaltung ser @egner
in 0tpei Gbeile ermoglidt muroe. Dte=
lie Ebotiode birgt sic Mabnung in
lt6k SaB sic Semofrotiide 8artei M=
les aufbieten muB lire @erlprednn=
gen ein5ul0ien un6 Die Sor6erungen
oea @olfes gu permirfliden. Die &or=
tel, sic ia nod iteuenmeiie reaftio=
nare @lenpente aufmeiit, muB Sen
forti9rittriden @runoi aben, 5u oenen
lie ii6 befnrnt bat, treu bletben.
@enn iie oos tba1t, miro ibr 6as 8olf
in bier Sesabret1 tpie0er Elm &ertrau=
enspotlmn ertbeilen. 3ann miro cine
1reue fortidrittlide Eartei iiberflIi=
fla 1ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
Sci Ser SAIL am 5. Monembe

VGl UGI ACS&Jl uut ~ ssu~S*'~S*
pur6e in flint Staaten audi nber Die
Mnnabme zines 6en 6ralen Dos
gtmmreht gemdbrenoem Mmeroe=
mnts nbgeitimm. Sn 6reien 6ieler
gtaoten, 1tGmlt4 in &anias, Oregon
un6 Mri3ona tpurbe es a1tgenommert,
in 5tpeien, @isconiin un6 Mi6igo1,
abgelebnt, SAINT hem 8otl1m 5es oel1t+
iden neutrality-suspicious. nnter
Incident, i'm @egeniab 5u 6en rgnlor=
ten Mnglo=Mmeritanern, sic Srauen
in at boiler Mdtung fteben, olS 6oB
man Tie ourd 8etbatigung anf polttt-
idyem @ebiete it6 e~rnte0rigen ieben
,m0dte. Dur6 @as &einltat Der Mb=
itimmung in sen eritgenanntet bier
Staoten lit sic @eiommt5aW berieni,
gen unionsitaaten, in oerten tturnnebr
bos 6rouenitimmreM gu @raft be-
1tebt, reip. I'M ndiidtiften Sabre in &raft
treten 1pirb, auf nenn gebro6f nor
Sen. Die ie9s 5taaten, in nelden
es Idon porber nngenomntett mar,
iinS:: 8poming, Colorado, ntab, SOD
flo, @oibington uno California.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

fan0 unter GROCER 8etbeilignng in Der
ct. @ontfo5ius-4irde gu Melroie oie
40itiin0ige @ebetsmoabt ibatt. Gem
Gfarrer Der @emein0e, bem5odm'fiten
Migr. 8ernb. &idter, Ieiiteten nebit
leinem M%iiiitenten, 5em bodm. Serrr
6. Sdeuer, Sic bodtp. &errer @elp
bon Nelroie, Sbeiner bon @eit
Union. un0 @innenfamp bon Snuf
Centre uno Die bodm. @eneoictiner-
batter 2ucas bon Seem Ml1ni4 uno
Martin bon Meire @rope ant Mltare
un6 int 8eidtituN Musbiilfe. &odm.
@riinepalo bon Morris bielt ie0en
Morgen unb ie0en Meno erbaulid)e
&re0igten fit sic 9roBe @olfsmenge,
melde sic @na0en5eit our 8irfung
ibrer s~eelenbeiles beitens benutte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
.Serr1 @m. 8. 8rnan ipI sic pe1

6errn @m, 5. &rban ioQ bic per=
floiIene 6emofratii6e &ogne trob
ser groBen Mnifrengu11gen, semen er
ii9 in ibr unter5og, tpeit npebr Nerz
gniigen o6er 8efrie0igung getpabrt
baben uls Sic friiberen, in pelfer er
Ielbit ser 6emofrotti9e 8annertrager
mar. neberau, no er als &eoner anf=
trot, muroe ibm 6tesmal itirmiifer
8eifoM 5rtbei1, mdbren6 bon @egenoe=
monitrationen ridts 5n beripnren
mar. lno oa nun 0er&anoioot Ger ibm
feline Domination 81 per5anfen bot,
un6 fir 6en er cine auberoroentli9e
@umpagnetbdtigfeit enttpidelt bat,
getpabIt 1poroen, bdt er beredtigte @n=
lprii6e auf eine ieinen &eroienite1
sen ertpdblten 8rdiioenten uno
feline @ortei entiprebenoe @te1nng
unter ser relte11 1emofratilben M0<
mini1tration.
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staot=Memi9feiten.
1Qs bon Sen Ma0hen 5es Sin

- Das bon sen Md66en 5es &in<
'6erdpores Ser &qtbeoroli@ule ant
Counting Mbeno in &er &atbeorol=
idl1lbaue oufgefibrte, .bteradtige
Drama v0ie @rben bon &odforo"
batte BEL ser iiber @rmartung groben
&olfsmenge, 0ie lt6 ben mabren
&unitgenuB gonnte, einen iol6 1urd<
Infringement @rfolg, 5ab 6asielbe arn
Mortag Mben6 nodmmls our Muffub-
r11ng geIatrgte. Mu9 an ienem Mben6e
mar Ser 8eiu6 ein annebmbarer, 6ie
MuffIbrung oes ibmierigen Dramos
mar aber, men11 ni6t beiier, eben 10
gut mie ant &auptaben6e, 6us lit am
Mbenoe borber. Dur6 1ieie n%nterbal=
tung fat Ole Sltgen6 Ser &atbe6ral-
fdule lire olte 6reunoidaft geitdblt
uno it9 1eue 5reun0idaft ernorben,
uno iie un5 sic ebrm. @dpeitern mer=
Sen, 10 oft tie iid gu 5erartigen l1n~
tenbaltungen bergeben, ibte Miiben
uno Mrbeiten ieoesmal BON elmer on
erfenneroen 3ub0reridoor gelobnt
,ieben.
= Dienitag Mben6 tpar oos ct.
Marien @lubbaus ser gat15en Sc
mein6e often, un6 ole, .6ie ii9 an je-
ner gemeinidaftlid,en M%benounter-
baltung betbeiligten, .beribten uber
pollitdn0tge 3mederreidung ser ser
@emein6e an ienem Mben6e 51 Dien=
iten g%eitan0enen u. ant 5tpetten Dien-
itag Aben6 aIlnsonatli9 gu Dieniten
itebenoen @ale. Der 11eue @ebiilfs-
prieiter Ser nnbefledten gmpfdngniB-
gemein5e, bodm. g. Silbebranh, s..
g. 49, Dem Sic 2eitung 6es Club
banies iibertrogen iit, Mtunbete an
Dienitog Mben6, 6oB ct oofiir mie
aus sem redten &ol5e gei4nitttten
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Dem enalildlem 6el6maridla4 2pr6

Oem eltglt1dDen VelOn1aT1aDaA SDIo
@oberts i9eint Ole 6eutide @efabr
oermoBen in Die @lie0er gefabren gu
iein, oaB er 6ariber Sen &opf perlo-
+ n bot. @or einigen 8agen bielt er
in Chandelier eine &e0e, I'M @erlauf
meIder er unter anoerem ausfubrte,
England lei beute fir einen &rieg
NIT GelptldlanS ebenio l~ta1porbereitet
fpie Seiterreib int Sabre 1866 un6
Sranfrei@ 1870. @enn iebt Elm
@rieg atsbrdde, 10 tpir6en 6(sa1aisaaatt
lden stneitfrGfie infolge ibrer ueber=
leeenbeit gu @aifer un6 gu 2anoe If
res Sieges 10 iider iein, mie es nod}
menidliber 8ere6m1rtg ~iberbaupt
iein ffoonrte. Deuti9Gon6 tpiir6e los
idrage,l menn feline, Stun6e gefom-
men iei. Dies iei 6ie oeutfde aus
tp6rtige 8olittf, ser Sic greigniiie in
Ger lebten 38eit redt gegeben bitten.
Mit 5ieier @olitif iei DeutidIa5 in
SEN leBten 5ebn Sabren bon elmer ser
idmdditen GIT ser 5neitftdrfiten Gee
mabt berangepadien. England ba=
be i9on sic @erri9aft iber ale
Meere berloren, ausgenomnten MIR
Sic Mor5iee, un6 alt9 BORT 1per6e iebt
oie engIilde nebermadf in Grage ge<
ffpIIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

Sic Sirfei lit infolse Der 5ablrei'
den Operationen un6 Mmputattone1,
Sic mar Inn 2aufe ser 3eit am ibr Dor,
qenom9nen fat, nod}gera6e 10 mager
aemor6en, mie Elm i6le@t semaiteter
omerifaniI9er Gurfep; uno men1
&uBlano unb England nod Der IN
Muslidt genommenen enogiltigen
8erlequng oie beiten 8roden an lid
aenommen boben, pira fir oie Sal,
fenp0lfer mebr als oie &noder
ldmerli6 iibrig bleiben.
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aus Der nmseseno.
21trenbura.

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Gbeooor S6ro6en, Elm bieliger s5nr-
1ner, perlor 1etten Montog Madmit-
tag ouf oem @ege rod ct. @loro 1ei-
ne &orie, sic $136 baares @elo, mel
items in &opierideiaen, entbieIt.
Sobn 6. Bromann BON Ser Mer-
6ants 9eational 8anf in ct. @louo
tano bos @el6 uto eritattete es 6em
ii6 erfenntlid ge5eigten gerlierer 3u-
rid. - Serr clinton 20brer bat iei<
me- gegen bret MeiGen BON ser st.
8enoelinus Stride gelegene s5orm,
Ole er nber 6reiBig Sabre b~earbeitete,
an Sobn 8eumer faufli6 obgetreten
l1nb miro it6 nit ieiner @attin in
Den Observation-Disclosures begeben.
-unler Dorfidmieo @roB, 6eien @r-
fronfung .lebte @o6e I'M uMor0itern"
geneloet mnroe, befin6et ii@ onidei-
men 1penigifens auf ser 8%elierunq,
1pas leloer bon Sem 8efinoen 6es Sd
cob 2emm ni@t geiogt per0en fonn.
T. Sn Der bieiigen @fnrrfirde bieIt
bodNp. Bfarrer @unoermanrt Dien-
1tag Morgen 10 ubr Elm 8rautamt,
na5reno meldem ii@ sic @an6 5um
ButnOe reidten SSgna5 2emm BON
Dnlutb un0 SRI. Margoretbo @eber
bon bier. Wn ibre11 pieIen Ser
monoten ur,6 6reunoen munldt SEN
@eubermablten, sic ibr &eim in ser
3entbita0t boben mer6en, audi ser
"Noroitern" @lid un6 seaen I'M
neuen Stan6e.
Mfeire @rpbe.
Mitttpo6 tnur6e sSacob @epIan6,
Der erit 1ebtes Sriibiobr aus 6em
@roBber5ogtbum 2%ureenba1rg mad,
Mmerifn auspanoerte uno iid bier
11ieoerlieB, eines @alsgeidpiires me-
gen operirt, 6as iid biloete infolge
elmer @ergtftung, Sic iidp nod ser an
tbn ouf 6em 9@tffe ooreenommenert
SaHprnfg BET 1bM1 ettrge1telt baben
1o4. Die Separation nabm einen gu-
ten @erlauf, un6 ser Batient miro
fi6 porousii6tlid balls ieiner friibe=
rem @eihnobeit erfreleen fonne1. =
Inter iene, Sic lebte ISOLDE bier 6ie
Motbe=Stroing &od5eit mitmodten,
befamoen iib Sen. Seattle BON Sarge,
Monie Matbe BON @aoena, &ubert
Seattle bon Der ct. Sobns nniperii=
tat, &ermann Srtbmontt bon st.
@loao, meooor Ortmann, Soiepb
@reu, Sobn @irnig, @einri6 @ele
uno @nSpor Ebomas bon 2aitrup i1
Morrtion County. = @erboro Sdul~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

@raibent Saft fat nad) iciner
h,rdtbaren Nieoerlage sic Slinte ntdt
ins @orn ge>porfen, ionoern erflart,
SAB er iofort nit ser Mrbett an Der
REORGANIZATION ser republifomi@en
Gartei Beginner mer5e. IS frogt ith
nur, Of 6iele ii9 in ieinem Gimme re-
oraaniliren Iaiien mill; aus Ser leb=
ten @abl gebt sos ni@t berpor, @a
feline Mn1thten un6 &anbi6atlr ni6t
Sic geringite l1nteritIbung gefunoen
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
Sn Chicago ideint man bem farbi

Sn Chicago idetnt man bem farbi-
gen &lopffedter Sobnion eno1i6 an
Sen &rogen geben gu pouen; BET ser
l1noeri6amtbeit 6esielben baatte DIES
f6on lange geideben. lollen. l1ebrtz
gems trifft sic tpeiBen &otp6ies, 0ie
5en idmar5en @a1lunfen megen 1einer
rpben &0rperitGrfe beinabe berbem=
melt baben, ebenio> groBe Sdul6 fit
feline Sdonotbaten tpie 6ielen ielbit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
@ptt 1t11b 6immel iinb na6 ioaia=

@ott ,1r,o 6immel iinb mad iosia-
liitilAen @ranoidbe1 Mmn1enmarde1
fir unminoige &in0er, bober fonnen
iie aud nibt Ole 8%eittmm1ngen Der
Men1den lein. @as Sic 8eitinrrnl111g
6es Meniden no9 {o5ialiitiider 2ebre
eigentlid lit, berratb Elm ita1ientides
8latt NIT Sen @orten: Clint miro
ser Sag fomnren, % Ole iterbenoe1r
Meniden ra1big uro better ibren &or<
per fir Sic io5iolen 6eloer beltim=
men, 1omit ite au@ I'M So6e nod
.etmos nuben." = Ser Meni@ als
Dlngerbanfen 6edt iid berrli@ nit
Sen 2ebren ser So5ialoemofrotie, Der
befanntli6 &eligion ~&ripati ode" lit.