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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
PACKERS SAID
TO FEAR lands
Federal Judge Official Gus
todian Of Beef Trust.
CAN SEND THEM TO PRISON
A. Chancellor OF the United States
District Court In Chicago Judge
Lands Can Order CommittaI of Beet
Barons IL They Misbehave.


Lands Can Order committaI of Beet
Barons If They Misbehave.
Chicago, July pa dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says:
Judge Landis of the federal district
court In Chicago, who fined the Stand
ard Oil company $29.000,000, now is
the official keeper of the beef trust
IL he becomes convinced that the
packers are conspiring to extort high
prices for meats from consumers he
can send the beef trust officials to jail
This is the result of the dissolution
OF the National Packing company,
which, 1T is said, has been approved
by Attorney General Wickersham.
The slate is wiped clean and the gov
ernment puts the packers on their
good behavior. If they misbehaye
they can be cited at any time before
Judge Landis for contempt on n
charge of violating the Grosscup In
junction of 1902.
District Attorney wilkerson and
Ralph Crews, attorney for the pack
ers, had a protracted conference on
the dissolution question with the at
torney general. Mr.. Wickersham said
he would approve nothing but an ac-
tual disintegration of the National
company through which the beef trust
has hoan npar.taH
immense Properties Distributes.
Mr.. Crews then submitted a memo
randum showing the apportionment of
the s60,000,000 properties of the Ma
tional to Armour, Swift and Morris.
About twenty packing plants and 300
selling agencies owned by the Nation
al are equally divided, according to
value, among the three concerns un-
der this plan. Furthermore, each OF
the interests takes over plants and
agencies in cities where hitherto it
had not been competitor Mr. Crews
sought to demonstrate to the attorney
general that there is no financial bond
connecting Armour. Swift and Morris.
Judge lands is the chancellor of
the federal district court in Chicago
and proceedings for violation of the
Injunction would come before him.
The packers and trust magnates in
general are afraid of Lands. They
have reason to believe he would not
hesitate to send them to Jail for vio-
lation OF the injunction. Moreover.
defending trust prosecutions is ex-
pensive. The recent trial of the pack
ers cost them $750,000 and their total
expense in fighting the government
In ten years is more than $4,000, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
PREACHERS WIFE ARRlo g
Charged With Male Companion OF
Numbering Husband.

Nashville, Tenn, July 29.-Mrs.
Freeman. wife of Elder w. G. Free
man. Baptist preacher and merchant,
who was found dead in his store at
Mike, Tenn. few days ago. was ar
a young man employed in the Free
man store.
Both are charged with murder. Mrs.
Freeman and Simmons were the only
persons near the Freeman home when
himself.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29

notes. The governor could not say
until II had been typewriter how
long it would be.
Although the location of the West
ern office of the campaign committee
has not been definitely chosen scores
of letters and kilograms have been re-
ceived here during the past few days
urging the governor to designate Sen.
ator Gore as manager of the Office
These requests have come from al.
most every section of the country.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Declares wife shot Him.

Laramie. Wyo., July T.-That his
wife shot him while she had her arm
shout him IN the act OF hugging hi .
vas the dying statement Of William
y. Brown, Union Pacific fireman,
Who n lead In local hospital. Mrr.
Rown, under arrest. declares sh,
e3ew him because he was stacking
- With q butcher knife
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
TROOPS RUSHED
To THE Scene
Fatal Rioting Continues in
West Virginia.
STRIKING MINERS DEFIANT

Are Well Armed and Threaten to
Shoot Every Guard Before Peace is
Restored-SeveraI Hundred Troops
Now on Dnty Considered insufficient.
Charleston, w. Va, July PA spe
cial train carrying state troops from
Mount Gretna, Pa, where the state
militia has been at the school of in
struction, is hurrying to the Paint
Greek district, where coal miners have
been on strike since last April and
where daily rioting with armed guards
has developed a serious condition.
That the situation is grave and that
further trouble is momentarily expect
ed is the freely expressed opinion of
mine officials and county authorities.
Although there are several hundred
troops in the district at present it is
feared these will be insufficient to
cope with the situation if the miners
make an expected attack.
Mine guards dare not leave their
barracks except in squads of a dozen
or more, as it is understood the min
ers have threatened to shoot every
guard before peace is restored in the
district. The topography of the coun-
try is favorable to tactics of the min
ers, who secrete themselves in armed
strongholds from which all attempts
to dislodge them have proved unsuc-
cessful.
In riot at Mucklow, located in the
disturbed Paint Creek mining district.
one miner was killed when party of
men on strike and deputies engaged
Ia a battle.
Hundreds of shots were exchanged.
II is not known that any one else was
injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29

wages of all along the line OF the sys-
TEN If an increase is granted here.
Some boats have been taken to Su-
perior to be unloaded. Ii is limited
that a boatload of workmen will soon
arrive from Chicago and Milwaukee,
but the men here claim there are no
idle freight handlers at those points.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
WOULD CUT THE MAIL COST
Bourne Introduces Bill to Readjust
Payments to Railroads.

Washington. July 29-Legislatioa
for a new method of weighing the
mails, with big reduction in COM
pensation to the railroads for carry
ing mail matter, is provided for in a
bill introduced by Senator Bourne,
chairman of the senate committee on
postoffices.
The bill would authorize the post
master general to ascertain the actual
cost to the railroads of carrying mail
and to base the governments pay
ments upon this sum, with 8 per cent
added. 1t would require annual
weighing and readjustment of the
railroad payment
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
PACT ON SUGAR TARIFF BILL
Agreement Reached Between RepuIars
and Progressives.

Washington, July 29.--An agreement
between regular and progressive Re
publicans was reached for the passage
OF sugar tariff bill, fixing duty nf
$1.50 per 100 pounds, In place of the
present rate of $1.90.
The pact provided that the progress
sives should stand with the regular
Republicans, deserting their previous
alliance with the Democrats.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
LIGHTNING STRIKES CASTLE
Belgian Royal Family Narrowly Es
canes Death

Brussels, July 29.-During severe
storm lightning six times struck the
castle of Ciergnon, in Southern Bel.
GUM, where the Belgian king and the
royal family are staying, with the
prince consort of Holland as a guest
The members of the royal party
were at luncheon at the time, but did
not lose their self-possession. The
members of their suits were badly
frightened
The castle was considerably dam
aged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
WILL PROBE POTATO RATE
Interstate Commerce Commission Sus.
pends Advance Proposed.

Washington, July 2g.-Railroad
rates on potatoes from the producing
centers of the West and Northwest to
ST. Louis, Chicago and cities East are
to be investigated by the interstate
commerce commission. Meanwhile a
proposed advance varying from 2
cents to 61a cents a hundred pounds to
all points east and south of st. Louis
and Chicago has been suspended by
the commission until Nov. 20.
Dealers In potatoes complain North
western tubers carry prohibitive prices
because OF alleged excessive freight
entAa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
WILL HOLD TWO
BILLIONS IN COLD
Treasury Department Asks
for Immense Vault.
SUPPLY INCREASING FAST
Government is Purchasing Bullion at
the Rate of One Hundred Millions
Year and the Present Storage
Capacity Will Soon Be inadequate.

Washington, July ga steel
ribbed, indestructible five-story vault
sunk in the earth beneath the United
States assay Office In New York, capa-
BILE of holding $4,000, 900. 900 in gold, is
planned by Secretary MacVeagh OF
the treasury department. This project
the largest money vault in the world
requires the sanction of congress
and has already received a favorable
report from the house committee on
appropriations.
Looking into the future Secretary
Macveagh believes the vault is a ne
csssity for the convenience and safety
Of the nations wealth. Gold Is pur
chased by the United States govern
nent at the rate of s100,000,000 q
year. This treasure, against which
gold certificates are issued, is distrib
uted the country over in the vaults
OF the treasury, subtreasuries, mints
and assay Offices Within few years
IL is estimated, the entire storags
capacity of these buildings will have
been consumed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
AID FOR THE FLOOD VICTIMS
Relief Committees Care for Homeless
In Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg, July 27.-Western Penn
sylvania is recovering slowly from the
effects of Wednesdays food. 1t will
be more then a month before any ef.
fective effort can be made to reach
the bodies of the fifteen men drowned
In Superba mine at Evans Station,
near Uniontown.
The washouts on railroads In that
section are being rapidly repaired and
all traffic will be resumed early next
week
A relief committee is caring for the
families made destitute by the food.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
GORE is URGED BY MANY
May Become Western Manager oi
Wilson Campaign.

Seagirt, N. j., July Ex-Governor
Wilson motored to Seagirt from the
home of a friend where he has spent
the week in seclusion writing his
speech of acceptance of the Democrat
ic presidential nomination. He brought
with him the speech in shorthand
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29

Omaha, July 29.-Walter Misener,
city building inspector, dropped dead
On the street after a quarrel with
Fred Schroeder, former councilman,
The men had patched their quarrel
and were walking home, arm in arm,
when Misener suddenly struck Schroe-
walk dead. supposedly from heart dis
ease.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
DOCK STRIKE is SPREADING
Six Hundred Freight Handlers Out a,
Duluth.

Duluth, July 29.--The strike of
freight handlers at the docks of the
Northern Pacific railroad 10 spreading.
Sir hundred men ar new out.
The men still refuse to consider any
thing less than their original demand
of 36 GENTS an hour for straight work
and 40 cents an hour for handling ce-
nen&.
i = Z question that Win elIect tAe
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT
One Detective Meets Death and An.
other Is Wounded.

OtheF Us WoUhueQ.
Charlestown, w. Va, July 27.--A
general riot on Point creek, this coun-
ty. where several thousand miners
have been on strike since spring, is
the information received here.
William Springer, detective, was
killed and William Phaup, also a de.
tective, was seriously injured.
The scene OF the shooting was two
miles below Muck Low.
The armed miners proceeded up the
creek. but have cut all wires and no
further tidings can hs secured.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Inter sen p%erid)ieoenen Hrafioentz
idaft5fanbioaten baben 6rei lire MrS=
btl0ung auf berubmten om%erifaniiden
uniperiitdten erboIten. @ilion itamnt
BON Erinceton, no er es iognr Biz gum
&eftor sebradt fat, &ooiepelt BON
@arparo uno Gait Don Dole. 9ie
0rei iteben in naben Mlter5flalIen 5u=
ial1u11en. @ilion mur5e in 1856 ge=
boren, Soft in 81, &ooiepelt in So,
SIR gramen baben lie beitan0en:
IaH in rs, @ilion in 10, &ooiepelt
in 80. @enn ser afa0emiide &orps=
geift etmos gilt, baben Tie ale 5rei BE-
tradtlide @amera6idaft binter iid.
@arpor0 bat etmos iber biertnuieno
Stl16enten un0 adt5ebntauie n5 leben=
Sc alte @erren, gale 0reitauieno flint
9un0er reipeftipe funf5ebntauien0
inns Grinceton funf5ebnbun6ert NIT
etma ie9stauien ms ebemaligen Sh1oen=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Cine Seniation eriten STANCES gat
eg I'M 6eutiden &eidstag am 90. Sc
bruor 5. S. @ertreter seq @entrums,
Ser Observation-Disclosures I'M Gortidritt=
Ter mieien 6em INSTRUMENTATION
Tiibrer @ebel ra9, 6aB CT es nit ser
@abrbeit nidt genau genommen. Sc
bel batte beba11ptet, er babe niemols
erfldrt, 6oB ein io5ial6emofrotiider
@i5e=Hrdii6ent bes &eidstags, fails
SOS erfor0erlih Jet, oos Musbringen
5es @aiierbods ibernebmen miirSe.
gebel gerietb infolge Ser 9eid1,l0i=
gungen in Sic gr0bte grregung. ST
beitritt auf Sos gntldie0enite, 0oB er
ie 6erartige Mngaben gemudt babe.
Sic @egenousi agen eridienen ieood
als bernidtero fir BEN in5ial6emo=
froti1den 6ibrer.-0as 2ugen, Ser
Ieumben un0 Sdimpfen Der teben Sic
uGotben" aus Sem #.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
ssn Tin paar @prten aeiast.

6. q. @loBner, "a Ontario Ct,
&o9efter, 81. g., lit bon einem langen
urto tftigen Mnfon bon Mierenbe=
fdtper6en bergeiteut morben; ietne
Selling lit Sen Golep Nieren=Einen
gu per6unfen. 1ad6em er ieinen Gan
acknowledgement, iagt er: ugs tbut
mir MIR lei5, baB if niht eber BON
Tolep Mieren=Tinen b0rte. Sn Elm
poor Sagen perlieB midi meir1 &iiden-
meb, un6 id fiiblte be6euten6 better.
Meine Miere1 mur0en itdrfer, 5dDtn=
5elonfdne h0rten auf, unS i6 NOR
feline Maft mehr %beunrubigt, Sd
fiib1e Inn bl1noert Nro5ent better, left<
SEM ih 6olen Mieren=Etden gebrm1dt
hobe." Molitor 9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Zen Staat5beb0rSen BON Seros lit
cine Sfferte Don ST, 100000 fir oo5
nt5iflieblide 8edt Ser Eerlenfiide=
rel i'm ga00o Safe 5ugegange1, iie bo=
BEN oasielbe abgelebnt. Ser genann=
tie See eritredt iid auf Elm Mreul DON
10000 Mcres 5miiden Marion ur5
@arriion Gountp, u11o ieit tangent
idon fins sort 8erlen erbeutet inns
nit groBem geuben abgeiett mor0en.
Die IN ser Ndbe mobnen6en Meger
Ioden Eerlen inn @ertbe Don iiber ST.
0O0, 900 GIT ldderlid nie0rigen Erei=
len berfuuft buben. Die %ermabnte
Sfferte ion bon einem Spn0tfat BON
SSl1tpelieren o11s Chicago ausgeben.
Die Staotsregierung mur6e 0o6urh
erit n1f SEN @ertb ser 8erlenfiideret
oufmerfiam gemadt unb miro MIN
M%aBnabmen sur Musbeutung beriel=
BEN treffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Nm 81. Satr1ar lpuroe in ct. 2eo11=
bur6 in Yalleier ser sort i'm Mlter Don
IS Sabren Der torbene Eoitmeiiter
@eorg 9aler beer0igt. Mit Sent Iooe
@aaer's 1dieo ser lebte @nfel Mn6reas
@ofers BON 6ieier @elt. Seine Mut=
ter, @ertr116, rpor cine ser bier Sodter
@ofers. @eorg @ouer mar Elm mar
mer, begeiiterter Eatriot. Sci Sen
2an6esfeitli9feiten in Naiieier, 8o3en
uno Snnsbruf riidte 9aner meiit nit
Ser e%brtpur6igen @oferfabne aus un6
mur5e bann iHurer 6es @Iides tbeil=
baftig, Dem &atier borgeiteM gu mer=
SEN. 9ns Iebte Mnl mar es Bel ser
Sabrbun5ertfeier 1909 ouf Sem Berg
cessfeI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

tl1ngen aaeroings feil1e @erul1tpor=
tu11g, 1ie mIrben uber, 50 op6 Ser 5a=
Sci imu1er o11f tie fant, i'm eigenen SSr=
tereiie ban0eln, menn tie neben SEN
0eleiien einen Jubpfuo geltutteten,
Ser pielfa9 au9 fir 6as ni9t aIs
5romps flalii5ierbare Ea,blifum Sc
6iirfniB it, no sic Cambridge met
ab BON Ser 6ireften Ridtung geH,
mitunter aud Dor Sta11b ober Sdmuk
fir SEN Tl1Bgdnger nidt poiiierbor lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Sic Gsn6iouer i'm ehemaIiopn Sprri

Sic Sn5ianer I'M ebemaIigen Serri
torium bm oie @inperleibung in Ser
Staat 0flobomu nidt bon Ser gepor:
m1n6ang Ser 8un5esregierung be:
treffs 6es @ebrauds getftiger @etrdr1=
fe losgel0it. 9as alte @erbot, oas lie
5obon m1sIdlieBt, bletbt Iout gnt=
ideioung 6es g11n6es Suiti5oeparte:
merts bethlehem. Mt ftaatlid)em 8ir-
gerredt itebt 6as freirid ni@t INT Git
flang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
S~mtereNante5 Muer1ei !

Die DEMONSTRATION bes &eid)sta=
ges bat li6 mie folgt f%onltituirt: CT
tier geriiser1oer lit Jrbr. BON 9ert-
lima. ameiter 1omoefun Or. S9a0ler,
oritter Sberlanoesgeridtspraitoen
Or. 5pobn, pierter 2anogeri9tsolret=
tor @r0ber; s9riftfibrer ltn0 Amts=
geridtsratb Gngelfer uno Gomfapitu-
lar Robl uno 9uaitor lit 2arorab
@eb. &egierungsratb b. Sapignp. Sn
oen goribono purben Die btsber1gen
! @erre1, lo1peit Tie bem &eidstag nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

eiugeiielt peroen mllbte. SSr1
MublmaIotb al muroe Elm lun-
oer Mann Don ei1rer 2alpine perldit=
tet uno ldaper perlebt. 3mtiden 9 5
6opfreben un0 Der Srtlhatt
5hroden i'm 8%regenaer Maloe
gins o Der &iin5elipibe elm GROCER
6eIsin,r5 nieoer, Ser einen ansse=
oebnten @alocompler glatt megraiir-
te. = SIM Giitercieni er=&loiter Meb-
rerau buben Ser Senior oes Stif=
tes, g. @regor Miiaer, uno Sic &on-
pentualen g. Mmbros Mau4le uno
g. Mnaitaiius @onimom ibr @ol0s=
mes Erieiter=Subtldum begangen. =
SIT Mannersoorf fiel Ser IS
idfrise @irtbihnftsbelite Mlois
Sal,ter ei1,em &uubmoroe gum Spfer.
Eisber feblt ie0e Spur BON SEN S5u<
tern. = Sn Simmeringm uroe
Ser %4Oiabrige, beim @robfubrman1
Mlpis @anfo be0ienltete &lltlher Sol.
9labut pom eigenen @agen ilberfah=
rer uno 5erqltetlht. = Sic Sduhfa=
BRIT ser 6irma Stein in g TENTS
lit usqebronnt, poolrh 155 Mrbeiter
Ser Tirn1a brpolns murSeu.
0urcinbnrg.
gIs grgebniB Ser @olfs5ablung
uoln /. Dec. 1910 betrdgt Sic Sc
Misunderstanding oes oa1toes 26t,=
$40 aegen 244229 i'm Sabre 1905.
Gie StaSt 9~uremburg sablt 1912
Gi1npofner gegen 1855 I'M Sabre
1905, Cid a. 5. NI5. 14,735 TO-
7tS). @oaerih 1875 dt,St5),
1ifferoi1gen 1883 (9,465l, 9ii0e=
Iingen tO,St5 $3.50. gih 600
(6.436), Netingen 5,9t3 G,690,
Nii&nelingen 5.t2t 4,6tS), &apl,
4.64S 4,t32), gttelbriid 1858 g.
500. 9iefird 3.642 3,625), gdter=
noh 1856 (3,446). @ilt 3,432 g.
2t3), M1erih 3,O45 (3,03t) @ettem-
burg 2.95t (2,5S4), l1lfingen 2,917
(2.S5O). @repenmadler $3.50 o.
$50, Mertert 2,651 (3,3t5), Hol-
lingergrl1no 2,55t (2,2OD. @esper-
ingen 1927 1869, @ormel0ingen
25O6 (2,5tS). Saienbeim 2,246
n,St9). l1eber 5000 gelen baben
ferncr nod1 Sic @emein0en 5pbldei0,
Saehlen, Momer, @oiingen 2,049 a.
9s2l, uno Mosport 2,0t9 (2,063).
Gann folgen Me0ingen NIT 1898 a.
973), Menrih nit 1919, 1885,
alerf NIT t,743 G,623) ur6 Gian=
Sen nit 1881 d,262) ginmo6nerr1.
- 9urh Germittlung bon Hegie=
rllnqsbenmten lit Ser Musitan6 in
9iffer5ingen been0igt. 9ie
&ermoItung seq @~iittenmerfes bepil=
Iigte cine 2obnaufbeilerung in Sorm
elmer Nr1mie bon 8 ST. monatli6;
in einem getriebe tpuroe cine 9obn=
erb0bung BON IS Nf. pro Sag 5uge=
itnn6en. = SSn @eispelt itarb ser
ebemoIige Efarrer, ST. Mid. Soitert,
inn Sitter BON N Subren. St ptrfte
friiber in 8nrtringen, @ottngen,
Mniemburg mb Merih - SSn
@eIi4eib eriiffiidftte ser %60idbrige
5nsI0bner Ric. Mnierus, in6em er in
einem Mnfaqe, NIT 6em @eiiht sem
gooen 5ugemerroet binfteI. = Ser
SogIDbner Mic. Sons BON 5lat=
neiIer tpur6e in ser &1ein'Iden
6o15i6neioerei in @oobt bonn
Sreibriarren erfnBt un6 to6tlt4 get
el1pf{{fff
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Tom oen 1857 Nerlonen, sic inn
3efJnungsiabre 1911 auf Sen @iien=
bohnitreden in SEN Ser. Stooter ums
2eben famen, marert 1924, Sic sort
ni9ts 5u iuden batten, medtens
Sruntps. Son sen 7O,922, Sic @er-
Iebrngen erIittert, tpare11 1914 Iolde,
Sic unbefngter @eiie sic @eIeiie betra<
ten. Sir 6ieie baben 6ie 8obnbertpal<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Sbgleih ser groBe @iiftnerp iebr
tief liegt 10 lit er sod iebr empfino-
li9 uno &iftmeb lit Elm angemeines
un6 iebr i9%mer5baftes 2ei6en. ct.
Safobs Sd oringt Bis a1f 0en sib
oes 59mer5es ur1o furirt oenielben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Gergelt'5 '@ott tuuieno Mol,
gnd0ige Irau = aber menn's Sbrer
Geiunobeit nidt ido0en tbat, Damn
faufet ih mir 1ieber a @lasaen
Shnups So ir!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

@as er Iieber tbate. =
81 beute mein Namenstag III, 10
ifenf i9 Sbner einen @ulben. Srin=
fen Sic Quh Elm @lu5 @ein auf met
ME Sc un0beit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Meugierig.- Erdii5ent: vsis
bitten, Sic Sade auf adt Gage Der:
togt 5u baben, neil ibr Mnmalt er.
franft lit"
Mngeflagter: vSatpobl, 6err Hr1.
iibent."
Erqiioent: Sic iinb ia aber ont
friider Stat ertappt moroen. 8aS
miro 90 SIR Mnpalt 81 Sbrer Ser.
hei6igung ingen forrren?"
MngefIagter: ga barauf bin id
letter ou9 neugierig"
Gin Gfiffiger.- SSn einen
Cartons = @ouphtdbtder in SCI
Sdmei5 erfldrte ser 2ebrer Sen ain.
oern Sic flint Gimme. Ct iagt it,
men, 6aB tpir sic 0bren baben gum
@0ren, sic Mugen 5um 5eben, I'M
fragt Damn Sos NeterIe: u3u pas. ia.
ben mir sic Naie?"
EeterIe onttportet pfiffig: uMB mic
lie bulge fonn!"
@061te 3eit. = Game: rMeb.
men Sic 0iele Sdube, Die min id
Shl1en id}enfen."
Settler (geringiddeen0): Sea, sic
lir0 ldledt genug!!"
Some: u@as, idledt? Mein Sc
Tiger bat Tie Big GIT ieinem So0e BE-
niitt."
@ettler: Sea, 0ann mars aber
60dite 3eit, 0ob er itarb!"
Musre0e. - Gihter: u@urum
itablen Sic nuBer Sem @el6 ol1d nod
@eibungsitiide?"
uMeine 6rnu lagt immer:: Muguit,
@elo oQein muht nidt g1idl1h!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

It'll ste gon5e @elt gemadt."
ySdlumsfe: uAqer0ings ein gr=
eigniB BON GROCER Sragmeite."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

9eid0nigung. = uMber,
Marie, nndoem Sic beute Morgen
pom &l1den Sen 3uderguB, beute
Mittag bonn @dnlebraten etrpus @ru=
ite genoidt boben, ertnppe i9 Sic iett
nod beim Mbid0pfen ser &affe=Snb=
me-"
uadk oer5eibn~ gna' 6rou! Meine
Mutter bats Sbnen sod gIeid g'iagt,
oaB ih q biBl oberfIddlid bin."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

a%11geb0ren, mie0ergemdblt. Neuge=
ma6lt mur0en Mrbeiterl efretar 8ies=
bets uno sdriftiteuer gr5berger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

8iellagen6. : vMlio 6ur9
Sic r9orf3eitung" bat SIR Sreuno
}eine 5rau fennen %gelernt? = Seh
er oenn gIidli4 nit ibr?"
v@eiB ih nidt. Mber 9as meiB
i9 - gleid nnd ieiner 5eiratb bat er
sic Setting abbe iteut."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
@nmorifii@eS.

SeineMnTdt.- Gin iunger
Mann botte emit oos unglId, in Ell
net @eieaidnft einen fleinen Stld
nit einem Nor5euanlerDice um5uito=
Ben. st erid0pfte ii6 in @ntiduuiSi=
gu11gen uno frugte iooann id)lieBlt4,
ab sic aerbrodenen @egenitan6e Ell
mem beion0ern @ertb gebabt batten.
uGs mar oltes MeiBner Nor5enan,"
ant1portete oie @ausfrau nit iaueriu=
Der M1ere.
Sea, 6anr gebts ia nod" entgeg=
nete ser iunge Meann, id befurdtete,
Sic Saden mdren 11eu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

S9mer gu MAIDEN. = I'M
teroffiaier: vMerfen sic ii9's, &ieffe,
init 6em Iinfen SUP miro angetreten
= ser rehte bat 1abet 6ns MauI gu
bulten." !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Gin greigniB. - gumsfe:
uMit 0ieien1 Mn5ug babe id Sic &eile
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

9as8nrometer.- Gin jun
&c Game befabl ibrem aammermdb=
9en in bos Bor5imaner gu geber un6
nud5uieben, Oh sos Barometer &C.
fallen lei.
9as Md6den sing u116 fam i9reu
NIT ser Mnttport 5uruf:: v&etn, Mn-
oam, es bangt nod @ Magel."
8emeismangel. = Mnge=
flugter Dor 0em @eridtsbaus, raig=
nirt): ~6reigeiproden : Bel 0ielem
9un6epetter!"
Sreunb: uu9nit 0u 6enn fein &C.
ltdn0niB abgelegt?"
ugeatiirlih, aber Ste 3eugen fell
ten = un0 ih fonnte 0od niht5 be-
meiien."
Gin greigniB. - gumsfe:
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