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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
UNION SHIPS FANCY
PACKED CHERRIES

The Apple Growers Union is now
making shipments of fancy packs of
cherries. The cherry crop in the local
territory IS extra good this season and
the fruit of the best quality. Glow
ever, the majority of the growers, ''
says c. W. Hooker, who has had
charge of the shipments of small fruit.
strawberries and cherries, do not un-
derstand the proper methods of pack
ing cherries to make them most sal
able. Unless the fruit is put up in the
California pack it is hard to dispose of
1t except to canneries. The california
pack makes it attractive and the de-
mand for the fruit in this shape is
much greater. Until the people here
begin the raising of cherries on com
merclal basis, that will permit of car
load shipments to points beyond the
Rockies, they will never receive the
best prices. 1t is.hard to get good re-
suits from local express shipments in
! a region, where every community
grows pretty good cherries. eve have
been getting good returns from our
cherries sent out in broken carload lots
along with strawberries and other
small fruits" Mr. Hooker states that
the berries and other small fruits are
| excellent this year.
In putting up fancy boxes of cherries
according to the California pack. the
packer packs the first two rows in the
top of the box, when it is inverted.
The box is filled with loose fruit we'll
placed, in order to prevent looseness,
when the package is handled. Some
prefer one layer placed in rows. How
| ever because of the extra time taken
M closely packing the remainder and
oGlh portion of the box about as much
time is taken by the packer in this
operation as IN placing the two LAYERS.
The Union and gthe Davidson Fruit
90, have shipped so far rs carloads of
Strawberries, The carload shipments
are veIy nearly over. They viii prob-
ably bee no more than rs In number this
season, but this is seven greater than
last year, when 6S cars were shipped.
Express shipments estimated i'm car.
load shipments for the wear viii
AMOUNT to about To carloads. " saws
/ L. h. oletton, of Che Union
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
BASE BALL
Heights Lads Are Champions

Defeating The Dalles team Sunday
in an interesting and close game at the
Columbia park. the Heights baseball
team landed the championship pennant
of the Mid.Columbia league, composed
of the two local aggregations and that
Of The Dalles and White Salmon. The
Heights boys have.played and won con-
sistently throughout the season. They
have lost but two games and have won
10.
Much Of the success of the team is
due to the good team work of the
members, in addition to their excellent
individual playing. In fact some OF
the members of the organization de-
clare that the harmonious action on the
part of the members and the good
team work has been the key to victory.
They have practiced regularly and have
worked as a unit.
In Sundays game Hart and Hall
played their usual positions, forming
the battery for the Heights. Mclnnes
and McIunes formed The Dalles bat
terry. Mclnnes gave eight hits and
struck out six men. Four strikes were
made off of Hart and he struck out Il
men, The feature of the game Yves
the batting of Gessling and Cullins,
the latter of The Dalles. Cullns lined
out a two bagger. while two men were
on bases, second and third. and thus
landed The Dalles only two runs.
The Heights scored three tallies.
> The members of the winning aggre'
CATION which is composed of Hall,
Hart, EOontz, Roy Samuels, Bud Sam
uels, Butterfeld, Gessling, Tate, Davis
and Mooney, will be awarded the hand
some silver Reach trophy by the e. A.
Franz Hardware Co. Joe Carson. man.
ager Of the team, states that MIR. Franz
will present the winners with the cur
on the Columbia diamond on the after
noon Of the Fourth. when the last game
viii he played between he Heights
team and the Lower City.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Ilnnn Riurr 6lartrr
ARTHUR d. MOB, Publisher.
Subscription, Sl.60 Per Year.
SPEEDING LAWS

The calm of the Hood River world .
has been recently broken by a strict
enforcement Of the city ordinance lin
iting the speed of automobiles to ten
miles an hour within the city limits.
Unfortunately, as alleged by citizens
in portions of the city, some OF the
divers Of automobiles have been guilty
of careless driving and reckless speed
ing. Complaints were made and an
officer placed "to watch the road. "
AS a result the nets of the law entan-
gled owners Of machines who are
known to be careful in the extreme in
their arriving and who were driving
their machines barely beyond the limit
of ten miles an hour.
The regulation Of the speed of the
motor vehicles has been a thing that
has confronted the public since auto
mobiles We're introduced aud has called
forth state and city laws. The motor
ear has come to stay and viii continue
to be vehicle of convenience to the
business man and of pleasure to his
family, and in nearly every community
reasonable rules have been laid down
governing The driving Of them. The
careless driver, whether he is going %
or five miles an hour, should not be
tolerated.
The community Of Hood River val
ley, for its size, has more automobiles
than any other rural community in Or
egou. Hood River autoists have been
careful and automobile accidents have
scarcely ever occurred. Perhaps no
community can show better record.
The majority of the members Of the
Automobile Association of the valley
are of the opinion that drivers can
travel the streets of the city at a rate
of Is miles an hour without being
guilty of speeding or reckless driving.
These members are level headed men
and express sincere opinion. They
are. submitting an ordinance to increase
the limit TO 10 miles an hour.
The automobile drivers should, and
for the most part do, ondeavor to con
form to the laws of the county and
city. The new law will prvobably be
put into effect all parties will be sat.
ished and the rutled surface of local
color will assume again its accustomed
tranquility.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Notice of Bond Sale.

Pursuant to the order of the Common
Council and the provisions of ordinances
Nos, $50, 1863, 376 3S4, 3S8 of the city OF Hood
River, notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the undersigned
City Recorder at his Office in the City of Hood
River, oregon, up to II o'clock noon, Monday,
July s, 1912, for the purchase of So improve
ment bonds in five issues, aggregatng the
sum Of 81, ,047.74 rs follows Paving district
storm sewers ordinance No. 359 date of bonds
December II, 1911, one bond $3.50 and one bond
s223; paving district grading ordinance No.
1863, date OF bonds october 8, 1871 three bonds
of $3.50 each, one bond s8l 20; State street side
walks ordinance No. 375, date OF bonds No.
vember 23, 1911 one bond $3.50 and one bond
Sli2 Is; paving district sidewalk ordinance
No. 3S4, date OF bonds March a. 1912, eight
bonds $500 each, one bond so; Heights i'm
provement ordinance No. 3SS. bonds dated
april 8, 1912, thirty four bonds at $500 each
and one bond S205 y.
The above bonds are issued by authority Of
statutes of the State OF oregon under the Ban
croft Bonding Act, due ten years after date,
or al any semi-annual interest paying period
at or after one year from date, upon giving
due notice as required by law. Said bonds
Will draw interest at the rate of per cent per
annum from date of bond, interest payable
semi-annualy at the office of the Treasurer
of the City of Hood River, and will be sold to
the highest responsible bidder therefor for
cash, and no bid will be considered for less
than par and accrued interest, the Council
reservlng the right to reject any and all bids,
All bids received subject to the right Of the
bidder to examine into the regularity OF the
issue of said bonds. Separate bids should
be made for each of the above series.
This notice Is publish d ia the HOOD kiyei
Glacier for two consecutive issues thereof
the date of the first publication being June
"a 1912. II. L. HOWE,
jfJy4 City Recorder
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Notice Of Appointment Of Administrator
and 10 Creditors.

In the County Court of the State of oregon,
for Hood River County.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Martha Tucker,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has been appointed administrator OF
the estate of Martha Tucker, deceased, bY
the County Court for Hood River County,
oregon, and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
present the same to me duly verified at my
office IN the First National Bank Building
Hood River, oregon, within six months nom
the date hereof.
Dated aud first published this Goth day OF
June, 1912 A. j. DERBY,
jylS Administrator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Notice OF Completion Of SidewaIkine Gas.
cade Avenue from in front of Blocks
5 and 9 kauCOma Addition.

Notice is hereby gwen that S. D Watts
contractor. has filed written notice this
zoth z DAY OF June, 1912, of the completion oi
cascade Avenue by building sidewalks ana
cures In front of Blocks 5 & 8 Wancoma
tAuuiuon under his contract with the Citv
heretofore made and entered INTO under Orni
contractor for said Improvement upon i,S
acceptance Is hereby stated to be S575 III
ana notice is further given that apv obIec
,i' ,iohs 10 the acceptance of said work under
par part OF SAID City may be filed in the office NJ
the undersigned City Recorder by any inter
ss.eu ss party at any time within is dsvs
rom rom the date OF first publication of sail NJ
see, to-wit, within Is days nom Iha 27tb
day OF June, 1912 'h7 N''h
,i I'M. rms notice is published in the Hood Rivar
Hlaeler LOT TWO consecutive issues thereof tha
daie OF the first publication thereof heinz ny
s7th day of June, 1912 'e'hs tue
tg-ts H. L. HOWE,
City Recorder
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
they "T1 D. t. Hood Rivers
and BestSt

we blamed the moon for being dark at
planting time. Where will be the end,
none can say. 1t may be in time the
race will be affected. Then will come
limc-sulphur for the parents and Bor-
deaux for the offspring, and new
jeremiah give voice to lamentations.
Pending all this and the news from
Chicago and Baltimore, let us spray. -
Oregonian.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27

In four more days the citizens Of
Hood River will revote the 500, 600 mu-
nicipal water bonds. Don't get too
busy that day to go to the polls and
further voice your sentiment for in.
creased water supply by your vote
You have often lamented the fact that
the city water system has not beef
constructed. Every citizen should 9,
to the polls and make the list of vote
for the new system as nearly unani
nous as possible.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Union Excavation Completed

+. O. Hall, the contractor. com
pleted the large excavation for the ucV
storage house OF the Apple Growers
Union yesterday. Work was begun on
the excavation on June 8, tut large
crew OF men has rushed the work 10
completion. J. +. Wellan has had SUI
pervision of the work.
As yet no contract has been let for
the building, the foundation FOR which
however, viii soon begin
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Hiking Elks to Arrive Soon.

According to The Dalles Chronicle,
the three members of the b. Z. y. f.
who are walking from Brookfield, Mo-,
TO Portland to attend the reunion and
convention there, arrived in that city
yesterday The Dalles Elks walked
out to Seufert's cannery, east of the
city and accompanied the visiting mixers
on their entrance to the city. They
were entertained there last night al
the new club building.
Local Eks will probably greet the
visitors here today, if they decide to
travel this far Immediately.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
June %, 1912. syn
Notice is hereby given that Clarence n
~ 1iper. OF Hood River, oregon, who, on June
~, IN7, made Homestead, No 1873 Serial No
0iO4i6, for El2 SWA, and Lots and 4, Section
SI, township 2 North, Range II East vii.
uon to make five year proof TO estabiish
ciaiin to the land above described. before Il
A. Bishop, u $, Commissioner, at his ONCE
July, 1912. ~0'" uoS vi
Claimant names as witnesses: John West
Oh Fir, oregon; George T. Absher, of Fir. Ore
gon; larson Masiker, OF Hood River ore
goh; Troy Shelley, of Hood River, Oregon.
iro7i,o. c. w. MOORE,
'"-J'D Register,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Sudden Death at The DalleS.

Mrs F. Snow dropped dead Monday
morning at the home of Mrs. W. Z.
Merry of the Three Mile district, form,
erIy the Doak ranch. The deceased
came here from Hood River to visit
Mrs Merry, her sister. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at b
O'Clock at Crandall's undertaking par
LOrs. -Ihe Dalles Chronicle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27

The Hood River Tennis club MEM
bers were hosts last night at a uapJuet
given at the Hotel Oregon for tbe
members of the princyile team which
played H. tournament here Yesterday
afternoon.
AT Riverside church next Sunday
morning the pastor viii speak ON "Tbs
New AmerIcanlsm' outlining the basic
principles upon which progressive paIi-
ties are bound to win. All are invited
Reymund b. Early returned I,sr
week from the University of Oregon
at Eugene to spend the summer vsra.
tion here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. T. Early.
The work of finishing is nearly com.
pleted, the pews and organ are an
their way here, promising an early oc.
cupancy.
Mrs. o. J. Nelson and children. of
Goldendale, are here visiting her fatb.
er. +. L. Smith.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27

200J to 5000 to loan on first or second
mortgages or real estate contracts. Ad'
dress, L. NJ. care Glacier. j.
Rubber Stamp Inks and Pads at tins
office, also stamps made to order.
The new Riverside church was light
ed up or the first time Monday night
and presented a beautiful appearance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27

Bugs are the bane of man S exist
ence, In olden times an occasional
apple had a worm. Now the grower
must spray before the leaves form and
keep at it or lose his crop. All fruits
are likewise affected Vegetables, too.
are prey of the creeping and crawling
destroyers. Even the potato the .lowly
humble potato, food of poor and rich
is threatened by bacteria. Years ago.
when we knew not of bacteria or germ.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
McCabe locates Here

II. d McCabo, former business
man Of Portland, who last week nlr.
chased the II, j. Meyers place. has
brought his family her, and win make
his home ON the ranch Mr.. and Mrs
Meyers left yesterday 60 reside IN
Portland, having taken as part nav.
ment for their ranch residence propert,
in the Rose City. y
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
FOR RENT

For Rent-Five-room fiat on Third Street.
Apply d, Mcdonald. mSOtf
FOR Rent-fwo pleasant front rooms, down
stairs, nicely furnished. connected with bath
ana large front porch. shade trees and lawn.
private, priVaie residence three blocks from business
oooIoni ~ Oascade ave. J21.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Rnche-Yettizk.

Coming here Tuesday from Cascade
Locks, Geo. f. Roche and Miss Erma
lettizk secured a marriage license
from County Clerk W. E. Hanson and
were married yesterday by Father
Plus at the Catholic church.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27

E. Shelly Morgan and family. of
Portland. have been here visiting
trenls and relatives.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, splendid big val Sr
ues, your choice each ~
HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS

Another lot Mems Hats, Conqueror brand, good
shapes and styles, sizes "a to 3-S. Good clean
stock and worth $500 anywhere. Choice $1.4S
One lot of Little Boys Hats. drummers sam
pies, with roll brim, worth $125 Your choice
while they last - 7Sc
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27
Here BARGAIN Corset Covers made Of good grade naHSook a0 SC
trimmed with lace and embroidery 25c and S5c values your choice

One lot of Softand Stiff Hats for Men, soft hats
in black; stiff hats in tan, gray and brown. These
latter are worth from $500 to $500. Choice soc
One lot of Hats for Men, good shape, colors
black, gray and brown, and are $500 and $3.50
sellers. Your choice ----------.----- 81. 90
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-27

Lost-Small black pocketbook, containing
| Two keys. Finder please return TO Hydro
Electric once for reward jn27
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

Metereipro0ufte, mur0e no6 @aibing,
ton berufen, Inn ST. @ilep's Ma9fol=
ger gu mer6en.
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cago, Milpaufee & ct. Saul 8abn in
ser ndditen 8eit int Mor6meiten ST.
100000 fir 8erbeiierungen 6eS
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Ser &aupttbeil in Soma getban mer=
Sen. = Ser S6in=&l11b bon bier, Ell
ner Ser groBten ifan0inopil6en Or
ganil ationen in SEN &eretnigten Staa=
ten, bat am Mittpo6 6em gnt0eder
0es @ii6pols, &apt. Mmun6ien, a11f
te(egrapbiidem @ege cine ginla6nng
5nfommen laiien, nuf ieiner &iidfabrt
@alt 6es &lubs GIT fem.
ct. Heter. - Mm lebten Cont
tag lit bier Sic 11elte ct. Netersfirde,
tpelde NIT einem &oitenauftpanoe bon
$4,000 erbaut mur6e, 6ur6 Sen
bo6m'i item gr5biidof Srelan5 bon ct.
Saul 6em Dienit 6es @errn getpeibt
moroen. 8eim So6omte bielt @o9-
Der elbe Sic Bre6igt un6 aben6s einen
Gortrag.
Manfato. = Inter SEN Muipi=
5ten ser Commercial Clubs bon Mon=
fato, Nor6=M anfnto Ii. ct. @eter miro
bier ant 81. un6 20. Mdir5 cine gro
BE Ser ammlung I'M Sntereiie ser Sc
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mer6e1r.
Smatonna.- Muguit Salt,
elm Mngeiteuter seq itd6tiiden ST.
genieurs, itiefB benin Mnfbaden bon @is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

obenos beitimmer, bleibt @enerala,t.
malt Smitb babel, SOB 1eren Sdlrf
nm 4 nbr nadmittags at erfolgen ia.
be. Setter balt oos @eiet bon 1906
fir auSidlaggeben6, uno eritere
itiiben ii6 1T ibrer M,riidt allf oas
@eiet bon 1911.
DuIutb. = Die Yel5banoler Sic
Ter Staot uno l1mgebung baben in
6ieiem @inter mebr 5ilberfiid}1e err
balten als felt Ianger 3eit. - Die
$50 8ergle1te ser Miuer=giienmine
in Ml1rora iino on Sen Streif gegan-
gen. Sic b%ebolrpten, 6aB felt @infib-
rnng bes observation-disclosures bon ibnen
perlangt mer6e, 6oB lie 5u balo bon
Ser 3eit am M%rbeitsplobe anne euo
leien.
@emibji. = Saul 6oaarnier,
meld)er inn 8riibiobr 1907 ser grmor-
Dung 0es g. .. 9obl bel Auirin
ldprloig be- ur10en mproen mor ml1o cine
lebenslanglide Strafe angetreten fat
te, ipater ober bel ei11em 1el1en Nro=
5el1e bon Sen @eid)porenen freige=
lproden muroe, lit nun fe1bit 6os
Spfer zines Morbes %getporoer1. Seil1
Setter Sobn Gpr, NIT peldem er
mpb1te, bat i'm in Mothmebr eri6pi=
len n11o 1ib Sen 8eb0r0en geitel1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Gus be,n Noromeftet
Wfinneipta.

Ct. Saul. = Dem renelt Sat.=
ling. &oniul Cigar &rodnif lit ote
crit % Sabre alte @attin na6 elmer
0peration megen zines Magenlei0ens
in Chicago ourb Sen 500 entriiien
mor0en. Sic binterldBt 6em 10 idmer
gepriiften @atten ein eli Monate altes
&ino. H @err Otto 8remer, melder
acknowledgements als @aporsfan6i=
sat ouftritt, ideint ser 2iebling Ger
Stimmgeber ser Sta0t gu Iein. Sci
einem iogenannten uStrob @otum>"
Sos 6reitag gum Mbidll,B fam, fielen
Sem @errn 8remer 557 un6 SEM re-
p1blifanii6en Gan0ioaten $. g. Sell
lcr 11ur 365 Stimmen 5u. = 81. g.
0fitden, Gbef oes bieligen 8an0eS-
bureaus fir Mabrungsmittel uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

ltite, mel@e IA &laiien umfaiien, iini
gum @erionot gelangt, un6 es tonne,
iih UNI sic &rdmien ale 5dlrlen mi
Sbiiler i'm Stoate bemerben.
Mheroeem.--D Ser bieiiee Com
mercial=@lub fat ii6 fir @inri9tlrnl
elmer @eriudsfarm in 8romn @ountt
erflart. 9ie County, Gommiiidre ia:
ben beriproden, adt Mcres uno $500
ber5ugeben, menn $4,000 anoermertiQ
aufgebradt merben.
@or1ifa. - @%apitaliiten boben
bier ein @run6itiid erporben un6 be-
abiidtlgen, auf Sem lelben cine eleftri=
ide Sterilization gu erbalten.
Mpr6-9 afota.
@ran06orfs. - Die &omntl=
iare bon @rono SORTS County ba=
berr sen 26. Sum- als Sag beitimmt,
a1 Sem iiber Sen &orldlag Ser Musga=
be bon Bombs int 8etroge BON $780,
600 fir Sen 8al1 eines nelten, sen
gegenlpdrtigen Mnforoerungen emit
lpreden6en neutrality-suspicious. obge=
1timmt merben loQ.
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lo0ungen bon N%nlie0ler 2 Gigentbum
11lp6 @elibtbum iin6 bereits nad Gana-
So iiber Sic @ren5e aeid)afft 1poroen.
Man befiir6tet, 6aB in Sic em Sabre
Sic Musman6erung rah Canada nod
gr0Bere 9imeniionen ols in SEN letten
Sabren an11ebmen mer0e.
Sarge SGmmtlid)e 2an6idu=
len inn iii6liden Sbeil bon Morton=
County lper6en elmer ar5tliden ST.
ipeftion unter5ogen, mie es Elm in ser
2egislat1r augear6eiteter &C.
1ebentmltrf, ser AUDI in &roft trat,
.perlangt.
&otIo. - @ier bra9 inn elliott
glebator eine SelterSbrunl It aus, Die
einen Tbeil 6es gleputors in S9utt
11n6 Mi@e legte 11no eine1 S@o6en
bon $4,000 anri9tete. 9as Sel1er
mar augeniheinlid angelegt mor6en.
&enmare. -l1nter ser 8egriin=
6aB 6os 5aatengeiet 6es Stoo=
tee, unter SEM mebrere Counties
auSgegeben boben, unfonititu=
iei, fat $. 6. Ned bon bier
einen Gro5eB onbdngig gemadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
GAS ORIA
Sm6=0afpta.

@regorp.- Mnmelounge>1 ol1'
Seiml tattclan0 in SEN Counties Mel=
lette nno 8ena1et mer5en in @bite
&iper &iosr bonn Is. Mpril an entge-
gel1 genommet. IS pir6 mabridein
li6 abnli6 porgegongen mer6en, mie
bel ser 2an0er0ffnung in &ripp=
Gon1p. ...."
9ea6moo0. - 81 Mnlage Ser
Mogul Mining So. BEL Blumer lit
nieoergebrannt, mo6nr6 elm S9ooen
BON $4,000 perur1 aGt tpur6e.
6nron.- 9ie Gtaatsmslte l=
lung bon Sii0=0afpto miro in 6ieie m
Satire bom 8. Bis sum 10. geptem=
Ger obgebalten tper6en. Die 3ramien=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-21

in einem @raben auf einen @iienbabn=
Sorpeoo, moour9 cine @rploiion err.
folgte, nobel Salt erbeblide 8erleb=
nt1gen AM @opf 6obontrug. Man be-
flrdtet, 6aB er lein @eb0r perlieren
miro.
Mico1Iet. = SsSn elmer flr5li6
gebaltenen Notwithstanding muir
Sc bei6loiien, in oieiem 6riibiobr nit
oem 8an elmer fatbolii9en Stride gu
beginner, 6eren Soften ii@ ouf $4,000
belnnfen ionen. Die NlGne fins fer
tig; 6aS @ebdu6e mir6 32X57 Sub
groB, iolio aus 8odlteinen errid1tet
mer6en.
@arbors. - Die leit Ell
niger 3eit bier berriden0e Gppblts=
epidemic i@eint jebt ibren &0bep1nft
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