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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
new RAGING CIRCUIT HAS BEEN
ORGANIZED BY SEVEN CITIES
Better Strings Promised at North Dakota Fairs This Year
Now That One Big System Will be
Maintained.

The North Dakota Racing circuit
has been organized. with seven cities
of the state represented.
This circuit will replace the Central
circuit and the Great Northern cir
cult, and will. it is the belief of the
race promoters, give the fairs of
North Dakota far better horse racing
than when the two inferior circuits
were maintained.
The establishment Of the one big
circuit in this state means that the
1912 fairs will have faster strings of
horses and that the poorer and cheap
er class of horse racing Is about at an
end on Flickertail tracks.
The new circuit. according to horse
men, will bring to the North Dakota
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
BACK TO THE ENGINE.

Sapulpa. Okla. April 2.--Because he
Sapulpa. Okla. April 1.-Recause he
SAYS Of the brutality of the game"
Carl Morris. erstwhile White Hope"
has quit the ring temporarily at least.
He went back to work Saturday as an
engineer on a. switch engine in the
Sapulpa railroad yards.
Morris left his engine on the night
OF July 4. 1910. after Jeffries had been
defeated by johnson With the avowed
intention of recovering the champion
ship title for the white race. During
his 20 months career he won II bat.
ties and lost TWO and for the time be-
Ing he asserts he has enough. Morris
johnson. Just when. he does not saw.
Thugs" Morris complains, predom-
mate among the present daX fighters.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
ST. LOUIS FAD

st. Louis again leads Chicago as the
largest horse market Of the country,
of the world. with receipts of 17o,37s
in 1911. The total at Chicago was
104.545. at Kansas City 84,S61, at st.
Joseph 42,023; at Fort Worth 37,36l,
at Omaha 31.771. Grand total for the
six leading markets 47O. $40. as com.
pared with 375,100 at these markets
in 1910. The increase OF. 95.840 prob
ably represents concentration for, sale
purposes rather. than any such act
ual increase in the number of horses
last wear.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
SUMMER POLO

Los Angeles. April 2.-The promi-
nent polo players Of southern Cslifor.
mia. who have just completed n Of
the most brilliant winter ason in
the history of the state. have deter
mined to enjoy the great sport during
the summer.
i With that end in view the Weiss
brothers. Carleton Burke and John b.
Miller have arranged for q number Of
practice games At Pasadena to range
throughout the summer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
ONE WAY

To Get efficient Motorcycle Police
Service in Form.
Here is an interesting advertise
ment clipped from a rural newspaper
published in a community which in
tends to start an aggressive spring
Campaigns: :.
Wanted-Two young men with wi
motorcycles to act as policemen-two
daytime. n nighttime. God pay. Box
40.
This goes to show that some rural
responsible for the above expect to
secure a first class though inexper-
fenced motorcycle police squad with
out any outlay for machines. Fines
imposed on the. poor old motorists
will pay the policemen's salaries and
then some. Note the night and day
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
BRED LIKE IA CHAMp.

A trotter which will be named in
the NJ. and NJ. at Detroit and other
Grand Circuit stakes is Allerworthy.
1928 1-2. recently purchased by J. J.
Mooney, director of public safety of
Toledo. from o. j. Bailey Of Peoria
Tor reported price of $4,000 Aller-
worthy took his. record as. a 3~-year-oid
and last season as a 4-year-old work.
ed In ~2:11 Ia. with a. half in 1908,
and, was twice second in a race, in
t2:13 H. He ts Acknowledged to be
one OF the handsomest stations in
training. and is bred like a champion.
being a son of Allerton, 2:O9 IA. OUT
Of a mare by Axworthy, 2:15 1-2. sire
of Hamburg. Belle. c:10 IA. etc.; q c
ond dam Nyansa, ,2:O1 LA, a. star 8.
year-old trotter for George Ketcham
" decades ago. by Robert, McGreg-
,.2:17f1-3.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

fairs some splendid cnries from about
the country.
The v cities that will be repre-
scented in the new circuit are Bow.
bells. Cooperstown, Valley City. James,
town, Fargo. Grand Forks and Minot.
Cards for the various race meetings
have already been arranged by some
Of the associations and within the
next few days plans will have been
completed and somc interesting race
news will be given out, 1t is expected.
The dates for the meetings follow:
Bowbells. June Is, &c and %: Mi
not. July 3. and 8: Cooperstown.
3. 4 and o; Valley City. July Q. 10 and
IL; Jamestown. July 16. II and 1S;
Fargo, July %. "a. rs, IS and 81:
Grand Forks. July so and 81, August
l and 2.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
WILL HAVE GOOD
RACE PROGRAM
Jamestown to Get. Excellent
Track Card at the Fair
This Season.

jamestown. N. r.. April AT a
meeting Of the board of directors of
the Jamestown fair association it was
decided to give from eight to ten good
horse races at the coming fair. July
1918. and $500 has already been APP
propriated for the purses. Six Of these
races, ?:4O trot. $3.50 trot. free-for-all.
2:15 pace. 2:19 trot, and 2:a5 pace.
have been scheduled with a $3.50 purse
offered in each and a running race,
farmers race, gentleman's race and
other events are under consideration.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
BUYS HORSES.

The war department is now buying
horses for the army in the open mar
ket instead of making contracts with
dealers for the supply OF suitable ami
mails. The average price paid last
year was $146. This. for a. sound
horse Of mature age, is not a sum that
will tempt .mny intelligent farmers
to embark in the business Of breeding
horses for the army.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

IN TRAINING.


Apparently unmindful Of the
chilly wind and the soggy field
the university baseball squad went
into training Monday afternoon.
under the direction of Coach
Doc O'Keefe.
The aspirants for the team will
work out each afternoon that the
weather will permit.
} Its certainly a great old day
} for getting a Charley horse" said
George Barton of the Minneapolis
News. as he was whizzed through
) the university grounds In an auto
mobile and got a peep at the ball
players.
} They look like A, lively bunch"
) calculated Frank E. Force of the
Minneapolis Tribune. as he clutch
) ed the side of the motor a to
) keep from going out in a quick
} turn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS.
johnson Expects to Make, Final Ar
rangcmcnts for Flynn Fight,

Chicago. April ..--Jack johnson,
champion heavyweight pugilist, who
has returned to Chicago for a week,
expects to meet Jim Flynn. the Pueblo
fireman. and Jack Curley. the pro-
motor. within q few days and make
final arrangements for the COMING
championship battle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
F1FTHs Jet
Win Tie Game From Boys Of sixt
Grade In Hot Battle,

The fifth and sixth grade basketball
teams OF the Belmont school played
off their tie in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
grade quint carried off the confess.
with a close score of s to Z.
The sixth graders say they offered
to play another game and the flfths
refused. The lineup was:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
BUSCH WON MATCH

Thief River Falls, Mimi, April g.
Before a large crowd Of interested
wrestling fans last night. Carl Busch
Of Grand Forks, defeated Monson in
Al minutes and the second in 80 Sec
onds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

father. j. r. Ahernathy. started u
Recently in a Buick touring car to
make a run from San Francisco to
Mexico city. Apparently they have
shifter their allegiance from the Brush
runabout they used a couple of years
ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

The Connecticut circuit. made up of
Suffield and Stafford. will
open four $500 stakes. to close in
April. Last year this circuit had
some pretty soft races. SO that train
ers are apt to p%atronize we'll this fall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Lillian Wilkes. 2:17 81. the dam of
Guy AXworthy. eos ga. spent the last
half-dozen years of her life raising
half bred ~hackneys.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Dutch" Simon. for years a care
taker in the Gecrs stable. is now
training at Memphis. He has a BROTH
er to Argot Hal, 2:07 ga. that show
ed 2:1O last season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

automobile will stand in much the
same position rs a prominent New
York hotel that has been described as
afordins "eXclusiveness for the mass
ne"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Halle Direct. 2:09 81. has q flly at
her side by Ess Fl. Kay. 200 3-4. The
young miss is owned by ED Geers and
John Sutherland of Collingwod, On
tariO.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Gus Macy will train at Lexington
after he ships east from Denver.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

1t is expected that Judge Parker
will give to Paronella her fourth 2:10
trotter this season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

The Cleveland card contains two
sweepstakes events. one for trotters
and the other for PAGERS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Joan. 2:04 IA. is in training again
and appears to have fully recovered
from her injury of last fall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Frank B. Walker is to do the start.
ing at Detroit's Blue Ribbon meet
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

The $4,000 purse at Kalamazoo
will he for 2:11 trottcrs.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

Telma, 2:19 IA. has twin foals at
her side by Peter the Great. 2:07 IL.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

When this years sales Of popular
priced cars have all been Effected. the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02
DEMI-TASSE
AND
CAMEMBERT
BY HANK
Farmer is right,

FARMER Is right!
North Dakota fairs are assured the
best racing this year in their histories.
Tho circuit will he a good one and is
a move in the right direction.
Len Thompson. the hig boy from
Michigan City, is looking for a chance
to become a real wrestler. Len is
new in the game, but hopes to stay
there long enough to establish a rep.
He's an albright boy. willing to meet
any big man and on the square. too.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-02

I i x = X = X !: 4: i: $: <
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

&rmfenlager Ser pl0tlid ertranftent
Mutter, sic iid i'm Mltenbeim in ct.
@lou0 b%efin0et, gerufen. - @ebrii=
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8eiub oes auf Sacobs Yruirie mob=
ne1oen 9ruoerS Mi6ael. = Yeter
Otter, elmer &rap, Sobn $. @illep
un0 Mutb. Sauer iino 9ienitag ,1ad)
oen Staate @albington ubgereiit,
Inn sort ibr @liif 81 periud)en. -
Spfn Vlentedfer fat iid) nod Mil=
mal1fee begeeen, NO er iib alS eleftri=
lder Sngeniel,r a1sbil0en miro. =
Cine Shmieoe NIT m%ooerniter Mus=
itattllag uao gutter &unoi6oft lofort
5u perfallfen ooer gu perpodten, oa
Der iebige Silbaber in elm an0eres &C.
ldaft gebt. NGberes in vNor0ltern"=
Office.
Gben @alleb.
Ser alte SEER &ennel1, melder leb-
te Mode int Saule ieines 'unmeit bon
bier pobnelpoen Sobnes Sobann be-
0enfli6 erfranfte, befinoet iib anidei=
memo mieoer ouf Ser 8eierung. =
Otto Moler begab iib in 8egleitung
ietner @eidmiit er M,1ton un0 Martba
nah &idmono, bon mo lebtere nah
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Moier eire Seimitatte beibt uno
SRI. Martba Moie r iib in sen 8eiiB
elmer iolden gu bringen beabiidtigt.
Qtttle 6als.
Superintenoent $. 6. @fite& bon
Sen bieiigen 5dulen, mel6er oie=
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bat leinen &iidtritt angemelcet, I'M
cine 9leide SteGe III Sly o>15uneb=
men, mo- er Elm erbebli6 boberes &C.
Galt eefpntn1en miro. $. 8. Martin
OOH bier lit Ser neu errpablte Sdat=
meiiter Ser Minnel ota State Mutomo=
bile Mliociation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

reitet, a.nb er miro ii4 getpiB nod oft
uno gerne oes angenebmen Mufent<
baltes in glpon erinnern, ser ibm bier
bereitet mrroe. = Nad Musiage oes
Gountp=G ommiiiars Sal. s@erman,
0es inns I'M Goltntpratb pertritt, lper=
Sen oieies Sabr etpa $1,000 CUR Ser
beiiernng oes 0ffentliden @eges 3wi=
lden bier uno M6anD perlpen0et. Ger
Staat miro cn5lt $4,000 bergeben urlo
0as County fir cen &eit m1ffommeu
n%riiiien.
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@riff fpat gum giuiel.
Penftcntrter Mon1iral. Der nit 63 1oylen no1
Dialer mtrp.

Mub e;nen malsr bat unlere gun
besflotte auf5umeiien. Ger penlip
nierte &ontero01nlral Charles 9enrs
Dopis bat in @nihington eine Al1s
itelung Don % ieiner @emaloe per
anitaltet. als er bel ieiner peniio'
nierung Dor bier Sabren gum @ln:c'
grill bate er Sic geieslibe @ltcrs,
gren5e Ser aftiuen Mlottenoffiaiers
BON 63 Jabren erreibt. &nr'
Der bette er it'd niemols nit Der Ma'
lerei befaBt, ~iiberboupt ME ben Ninic'
eefiibrt, uno iett fol- er in @aHerfov-
ben iebr Mnerfennensmertes leiltcn.
@r lit als Mquareamaler pollfommclt
Mutobi6aH; 1enn er bat allen &unIt'
unterri@t perldmdbt> neil, mie or er'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

fduIe Elm uno matte Den 8urger.
frieg uno ben @rieg eegen Spanle'1
in Ser 6lotte nit. gr lit aud ihon
nit Ser 1eoer tatig getpeien uno Ser.
faiier mebrerer Merfe, unter anoere1
ei1er Geographic iaines 8aters, pcl-
der ebenfaas &ontenaomiral Der
omerifanilden 6lotte mar. Gr mobnt
in Maibington uno erireut iih unter
ben Qameraoen ro1l Seer uno Ulotte
GROCER Beltebtbelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

SD1epD ND5fl. = 2eo. StOcftnger,
melber lebten @inter Elm 8ein brad,
lit mieoer bergeitelt un0 5eigte lid
Sltern 5llnt eriten Male int Jreien.
= @eorg @uggenberg a1n0 6rou mo-
rem Sitern bier BEL Sen gltern Ser
5rau @nggenberg a1f 8ei JUDI. =
Mih. 3ulinger fat lebte ISOLDE cine
%mertbpoue Mdbre nebit 6iinen perlo=
rem: : Sobn Biiringer mar lette
ISOLDE in @eidaften nad ct. Glolt0
uno fat @ontog mie0er inn @lolter
feline Nrbeit als Maurer alrfgenont=
men. - Sri. Mnna @1ein fat oiele
ISOLDE cine Steue als 9ienltmag0 in
ct. @lou6 a%ngetreten.
ct. Sobms College.
@odpp. P. @erner, .. e.. g., bon
Ser unbefledten gmpfdngniBfirde in
ct. @loub mar ant gbarfreitaq inn
&loiter uno perabidie0ete iid gu iei=
ner &eiie na6 9euti91an0, oie er
Sam1tog bon Stem Sort aus auf Sem
0ampfer Berlin antreten miro. -
&odm. P. stephan, 8. g. g., bdlt
auf Sem @ege Ser 8ei1erung gutet1
Stano, n19 es fins iebt Sic .beite11
Soffnungen porban6en, 0aB ser
bodpp. Yater- bul0 mie0er s1 SEN
brau&baren Ritglte0crn Ser aIoiter=
genolienidait gerednet mer0en fam.
ct. Sobns miro in formmenoer ISOLDE
cine beioroere Seier begebert, iroem
Ser 5ur Observation-Disclosures geb0rige
P. Siioor, 8. g. g., gepiiroigt iein
miro, am II. Npril fem iilbernes
Friener=Sllbildlm fciern 5l1 fonren.
= Softp. P. SGoepbons, 3. g. g.,
BON sen Ebilipptnen, melder lidJ sur
Grlern1ng Ser eug1tiden Sprade III
ct. Sobns beftn6et, ~leiitete in Ser
Gbarmode inns ant Siterfeite in Ser
l1nbefledten gmpfd1tgniBgemcinSe 5l1
ct. @fou6 Musbiilfe ur1o tpiro sort
pa6ren0 0ieier ISOLDE ols 8ertreter
Oes nad] 9eut1dfon0 obaereiiten
bohm. P. @erner, 8. g. g.. per=
bletben.
Gofb Spring.
Soiepb Settle, Nic. 8obnen un0
Soiepb @oigt maren ieSer iii oeridie=
oenen @eidaften in unierer Burg.
: Gugen @ermanut begann 6ieie
ISOLDE nit SEN @roorbeiten fir 6os
5ltnoament ieiner r1e1ten @obnung.
- Sam 6rie0mann tpobnte Montag
Der Seeroigung 6es BERT. 8ertlts
Miiaer in ct. @lou0 BEL. = @einrtd
Summer lit iebt @eldaftsIeiter 6es
@i&: Summers Store. Gr bat if6
tn 2angoon, g. g., in gIeifer 5tel=
lung Ole 6a3u n0tbigen @e%nntniiie
in bonitem MoBe angeeignet. = Tral1
Sobn Otter beiudte sic i'm Gopnes=
billie Solpttal 1iegert0e 6rau Or.
Sutton. - Sobn Slider jr. tpiro Btu
men &ur5em nit Ser grridtlnng zines
r1enen @obnbal.ies beginnen. = San.
5rieomant bon bier un5 81. s. Sill
ger bon &oseoe iino @ontag mad,
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Sung bon Seem Ma1ni@ lit NIT ieiner
6amilie bierber ge8ogen; er mfrs bter
als 8terfobrer bel ser bieiigen 8rau-
geienidaft Stellung nebmen. - TIT
Ter S@nei6er Soiepb @ui@ mar in
gebeimer @iiiion beim @reisgeri@ts-
1dretber in ct. @louo. Mon mum
tell, 6oB es bal6 losgeben miro. -
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2lus Der 1trugeoemo.
Wfelrple.

r.
Serr uuo 6ron Sobn 8orgeroing
a,uo Sobn Mlois itn0 5ettig genltg bon
Sos Mngeles, Gul., mo- Tie sic 8i1ter=
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Melrole begeben gu f0nnen. @enn
NH, nod @err Sobn &oi4en NIT Jet
1er i5amilie aug Oeutidlano bier a11=
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de Ser Sail iein ion, Damn miro
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bringen miro. - @o6m. &err. 9.
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gtoot, ser ibm gebra6t muroe ourd
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nit ser biirgerliden Improvement
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fir Gtaote BON Ser @roBe mie 0eel=
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6amilie 2eonbaro &etteratb mur0e
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Ser bonn bo6m. &errn 9. &idter pa-
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bertpenoet. - Ser poetii6e @illfom=
mengruB fir Sen 6ieie @o@e nit
Trau un6 G0@ter mie0er gliidli@ bier
angelongten @errn Sobn @0iden lit
10 eingeben6 un6 o%usge6ebnt, 6aB Ser
ieIbe auf 5eite Is 0iei Ter M1Sgabe
undergraduate meroen mlrBte.
Gauf Centre.
1os bo6bl. Slterfeit m1r0e in ser
bieligen ct. &auls Stride in bodii
feierlider @eiie begangen, tpo5u naz
1nentli6 ser 81. Mgnes &in6er= un1
ser ct. 6urd
bor5iigli@ ol1fgefiibrten @eiang Bet
trugen. - 9as @rgebniB Ser lebten
9ieni1ag bier itattgebabten @abl mar
mie folgt: Sobn 81. Mc@ibbon, Sir
germeiiter; S. 81. Du8ois, S9abmet=
1ter; 8. %. @ingerp, S. s. Senfins.
5taotratbsmitglie6er Ser eriter
@oro;; Sobn 81. 8rotpn un6 Geo. 81.
Cara Observation-Disclosures Ser 8lpei,
ten @ar6. = Mm Srettag MGeno biel
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- ORIA
Ct. Spieph.

S1 Der ct. ACCOMPLISHMENTS rM=
1tet man li6 gu elmer id0nen Seit=
feier, oie 0em an ie1ner Mnitalt ieit
Sabren alS &aplan angeitelten bo9m.
8oter @einri6 8orgeroing, .. g.
g., gelten miro, peldem es pergonnt
iein miro, om H.. 6ieies Monats. oas
6eit 0es iilbernen Hrieiter=Subilqun1s
begeben gu fomnen. = Mm fommen-
Sen Montag Mbeno miro u11iere Mu=
liffapelle in Ser Sta6tbaue Elm @on=
5ert beranitalten, gu Dem sic groBar-
tighten @orbereitungen getroffen fins.
SSn Ser Wfuiif mie int @eiang betp6br=
te DISQUALIFICATION per6en in nrebre=
rem Solos bienen, uno miro auBeroem
uniere &apeQe ibr8eites tbun, I'M Sen
Gon5ertabeno 5n ibrem @brenuben6e
81 MAIDEN. - @err So epb Gimme
mann begab ii@ 0ienitag na9 ct.
Glouo, no er Sem @egr6bniB oes
perit. 9ertl1s MuQer b%eimobnte.
&ier5.
SIM Sitter bon IS Sabren fat inn
5opn 8ub 5ral1 @eorg 8oier infolge
bon 9ungenent5iinoung, beitens burd)
Dem empfang Ser fl. Saframente auf
Sen uaerbittliden sos borbereitet,
oos 3eitlide %geiegnet. Die @eritor=
bere mar in unteretlsfeI0, 8oiern,
geboren, BON mo- iie in 1876 nod)
Mmerifa fam l1n6 iid} nit @eorg So
Ter bofo nah ibrer Mnfunft perebe=
lidte. Gem ibren Sos betrauernoen
@atten binterlaBt tie ieds 50bne uno
pier 5odter. 5omitag Dor o6t Gagen
tano oie 8eeroigung itatt. M0ge Tie
ruben in 6rie0en! = Mif. 2odner
buBte lebte ISOLDE eine Mabre int
@ertbe bon $225.00 Elm; es lit sizes
oas elite ieiner &fer0e, sic int 2aufe
Ser letten flint Sabre berenoetem,
poonr4 Ser 6amilie 2o9ner elm
S4ooen bon etma $4,000 entiton6. -
Sobn zimmerman lit na6 mebrere
Wofen langem Mufentbolte in Spo=
fame un0 an0eren meitliden stdoten
betmgefebrt un6 lift ser neber5eltgung,
ooB Ser @eiten t%penigitens fir ibn
nidts Gerloden6es mebr fat. = Sobn
@roB laBt ouf feinem meitlid BON
Irau @ergerbauiens N1at gelegenen
@runSitiid einer 5ton erridten, meI-
dem 8on err ipdterbin nod ei11en a11=
oeren, ser als @obnbous oienert lon,
folgen la1 en- miro.
Meire @rpbe.
2ebrer Mn6reas @ebler, meI6er
Sabre lang in Stearns County ols
2ebrer 11no Srganiit tbatig mar,
nabren6 Ser Ietten 5pei Sabre
ober an Ser @aria &immeIfabrts-
@emeinoe GIT 81. Saul, Mi1n.,
Die 2oppeliteul1ng betleioete, fat sic
2ebrer= rtno Srgoniitenltene in 6ieler
8en1etnoe angenommerr inns miro Sic
lelbe nit 8eginn oes 11euen S6uIiab=
reg ontreten. sSn &errn Settler miro
Der bier BERT. 2ucos @ertfen einen
miarotgen Nadfolger erba1ten.
Mbun.
@ouberneur gberbart erfreute ut1=
Ter Dorf om 0itermontag nit feinem
Beiu6 un6 gab in elmer fur5en Mn=
ipra6e mond,en @inf, ser, tpenn BE-
folat, nidt cerfeblen miro, sic beiten
5rudte gu 8eitigen. &errn @berr
bart tp1roe Gin ber5li@er Gmpfang Be-