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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

years md ton" Mrrchcl said to him
ono dnv "hr has i"nrii"d thar IN" pril
~ good nihu dn'S rUnCTr'rs hiinS"It
Ieus' NJ MI | Il" hnInn'" must r"unin
to atone. bat to make the way ready
for other men who will undo what !
have done"
Murchcll's lofty self ignoring gave
him m example that he struve TO emn
inte
kind he learned from the muster
Murcbell revealed Ia. hin the secret
intricate inner workings OF the INST
machine that grippcd the state as IN
wise 1t was not all pretty. More
than once he saw rcbellious bosses en-
ter the presence OF the master TO leave
shaking. stunned by the knowledge
that they were inpxtrirably In the
power of man who seemed 10 know
everything. Many things MurrheII
and Bob did OF which they said nauGht
to the gentle Dunmcnde that they
might save his heart from burning.
Gradually Bob came to understand.
too. why the secrets aud sources Of
Murchells power were revealed to
him. lie was being prepared to take
Murchell's place. Upon him. not upon
Dunmeade. the masters mantle was
TO fail.
And now Murchcl was dying.
Bob knew as the train bore him
swiftly TO the east that he was going
TO assume that mantle.
Years before Il will be master Of the
state before der ambition had cried
Now he said. II am not yet forty.
and I am muster OF the state"
Master of the state. lie had dream.
ed OF power. Now power, tremendous.
farrcaching. almost unlimited power.
would Ue his II he could retain what
Murchell would very soon place In bis
hands.
II cnn! I will" His teeth clinChed.
his muscles frightened In the stress of
his determination. II will be- true To
my trust. ! will use my power for
the good Of this people. So nelp me
Cod
His words were n prayer. not an
oath. There was no cNultatlon In his
heart. ncithC was there humility. Self
was forgotten. Ills task doomed large
before him. self obIitpruting. filling his
horizon nS he hurried toward the gov.
errors mnnsion. In the library some
the gentle. soothing chords lingering
in the air. Thither the servant show.
ed hob.
On the threshold Rob halted sharp.
~. Death. power. battle, were In an
instant swept from his mind. His
heart Ieapcd convuSivply.
The players back was toward him.
She did not notice his entrance. He
did not move. lest he might disturb
her. Then ncr voice rose. full and
clear and pnintivp IN song that not
all the street pianos IN the world can
rob OF its appeal. Bob listened In rnpt
attention. Once before he had heard
her sing that song. on the night when
on that very spot. he had dealt her
woman.
At tho last line her voice shook
slightly: once It tnltercd.
"ro kiss the cross. sweetheart-to
Kiss the cross"
Tho last long quivcring note died
away. She turned and arose TO face
him. For long minute they regard.
II "A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

~ " IsN ibD'sND 'NP''Ns Nio'"
~ was ruttnug down the noun.
~ tainS II was early spring
even among the hills. a man
IN the train. dividing his attention be-
tween the panorama without and the
trrtful child On his knee. 10 his sur.
PRISE discovered IN u pickering inward
gov II fc'Dlc RESPONSE to the life with
out. lie WIS going home. with fear
ana little hope IN his heart. yet he
caught himself counting the milrposts
with growing cagrrnrSs as the train
swung around the hills.
TT" eternal witchcry of spring.
he muruurrd to himself. "tlling our
hearts with life and hope-talsc hope
sometimes"
The train stopped. 4 newsboy came
aboard. CRYING the evening papers. A
passenger who occupied the seat III
front OF the man with the child fought
one
81 see MurchPlrs dying" he remark.
ed to his ncChbOr across the aisle. "A
big loss to this state"
Not so biz as II we didn't have Nc
Adoo," returned the other.
That's true. They're turning their
guns on him already too. Revived
that Old nomination story. For my
part ! don't believe It,"
II do believe II. but ! don't care I'd
have done the same under the clrculn-
stances. 4 lot OF people VIII care
though. Funny about us Americans
Of n nf u fVnpl
cuts bigger figure with us than abe
continual crimes of really dishonest
one He'll he governor. though
The train started. and the man with
the child lost the answer He shrank
back In his chair. "Ilow can / go back
How can they let mef o God, keep
my courage alivc!'
When the train stopped he alightcd.
Ouaking inwardly. lie took cab.
fearing the curious eyes OF the street
car passengers He need not have
feared The people OF that city had
long since cast him out Of their mem
cries
They turned into n familiar. quie'
street The prodigals limbs were
. tilNhIilp NJ llul ut toulh '''N's h'''
the child His heart beat painfully.
Wild thoughts OF leaving the baby on
the doorstep and fleeing rushed
through his brain The cab stopped
The passenger. shlvering, got out
He walked slowly up the gravel
path leading TO the porch. He could
see into the brightly lighted library
He knew every little detail of thai
room lie remembered that once III
that room he had sworn to be true
whatever might come.
To the long French window came q
woman. her figure silhouetted against
the bright light OF the lamps. lie
recognized Kathleen. She was looking
out NJ him.
She opened the door, gazing graVely
at the bearded. sallow, faced man who
stared at her strangely.
DO you wish to see Mr.. McAdooi
He's ont of the city Just now"
"EathIcenw he cried In strange
cronklng voice. Don't you know
meY'
"Pnul" Doubt. amnZement. JOY
voiced themselves In the word. anC
welcome shone in her eyes as har
Dor light to the storm driven scafarer
- bring YOU. n responsibility. kaih
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same stnlwnrt figure ns before. yet
sIiph, ss,np hid come into the hIc
~Gnurtl'ro SruukS Ut gray w"r" III
MS nrii The INN. strongly marked
ns,rtir face VAS the sam" aud vet not
the same: the bold arrogance. the iu"k
ot the All cuuuupriDg viking. was
gone IN it, place had come the quiet
p,nturrd strength of the man who has
proved himself aud the great kindl
ness IT n strong man VITO has suffer
cd without hardening.
Cndrr his steady regard she trcm
tiled She tried to taxi" her eyes from
his bui could not. She knew tiInt IN
that moment ~ silence they were III"
ing what n,ist not H. said She tried
TO SmaR m nrrnH IL" sli"l
~ WIS singing for hin he asked
me. she SAID unstrndily.
II heard you sing that song for hiaI
once before. the hight when ~ Hr
could not go on
IAN that II forgotten. MIR. MrAdoo
lie shook his head slowly. 1T can
never be forgotten. Mrs. Gilbert. Ev
cry night ! dream of it," he answered
sadly
1T tore my heart that night. your
singing" The words fell slowly. ~
knew that these kind people had some
thing | had not. They had learned
the lesson. But I. in my ignorance.
roud not see how one could learn to
kiss ones cross"
"Ah" she answered gently. 81
knew that something was hurting yon
that night Otherwise
otherwise | should not have been
so unspcnkubly brutal to your he In
terruptcd forcefully. "YOu are gen
erous to find an excuse for me. Hut
that IL no, true. A man such ny
was IL apt 10 do such things. Mrs 'iil.
bert"
~ man such as you nre In APT to
hc tou harsh with himself. Mr. Me-.
Adon And sh" could not hrlp the
hint Of pr,d" IN her vohr-"l nave
heard lin. ihinvS uf vuu You have
'"iru"d To kiss the cross. thin.
Again he slunk his h"ui II fear
not nav" not grown :" fnr VET.
And his '"t'" wa mSiug us stead
ln"ss "s'"imI r"'i mere. ! r'nIiI"
how heavy my cross has lmt"n'"
lie had need Of All his strength ia
rppr"Ss The words that Hooded T." MS
iis His body "'nm" rigid with III"
effort im his ewes. "lnuurut nud
compelling. held hers. "rl Ing oui that
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loon lie held out the child.

N'' "''N"'''' ''i'''' NV Wv" WV
her nru'S t"t III" BABY
await. Sh" II my sisters child Her
fathers name ! don't know She las
no right tn he In the world. she Is
cursed from her birth. VIII you tnEe
herr"
IAN the more for that reason"
She took the child from him. crd
ding II close to her heart.
'Come in. Paul. Don't stand there.
Don't you know you have come
homrT"
tie followed her into the library
The warm, cozy room secmed 70 on
ro,l him IN wnIcon. hin, ia, s,ul
into n chair. burvin, his rur, 4, mis-
hands
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what must be forgotten that thing
his shnmrr"
"But sou don't understand" she
cried what others think doesn't
count. He has never denied II. part.
~ '"'"N' o''"'H' W """'u' S'"uie
wasn't his shame. lie wasn't guilty."
He wasn't-g,Iiltyr
Then To the bewiidrrpd Paul she told
the story Of tho convention Us she had
had 1t from IIaggln.
II was long before he answered His
hands nud face twitrhpd continuously
Evidently his nerves were gone. Il
was not easy. the thing required OF
him.
At last he opened his eyes. ITS the
only thing to do"
She guessed what was in his mind.
He wuuld never ask II. Pant"
Let us call Haggin and do t. Now
.-tunight-w while my courage lasts"
Carrying the bnby. she left him
alone In tho library. When she re-
turned. after many minutes, she had
!cit the child asleep ~ the m0therly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

gin ~ work ont his own ANA
his Citys political r"grurra.
ton. Two good friends took tins bW
den from his shoulders
Hardly nud his ronvaicsrcncc hrgur
when Sangcr's newspapers began to
hint, ut first vaguely. then more bold
~. at possible criminal prosecutions.
even Impeachment proceedings, on the
ground OF BoDs fraudulent uumtnu
ton Hargin went to District Attor
uCy Martin.
We got to stop It" he said anxious
~. we got to stop it-au now. liut
| dunno how. don't want Bob to
know nothin about It riIl ITS All set
tied one way or uutnrr. He's got
troubles enough OF his own without
bpIhrrin with mine"
- should think that this is his rrnu
bic more than yours Martin suggest
"d dryly.
AN that's where you're dead
wrong" lInggiu answered "a"rrly
1T wasn't nm Uuugnr Up thu~r del"
gates; It WAS me-"
NhTllh sprung 10 us I''I 'N'l'N|N
'What. N"u d'd II: But his comics
Eiuu Remington affidavit. lluggn,
You're lying to ~nvc NM
40, amt lyin. II WIS Bob lNtn
when n" told Bennington mat d" dom"
II tell You done IT, 1t WIS TINS
way. Martin. Ih"I comes {" me-
sp"sin' Il was Murl'h'T~"n al ~"
time, hnt II WAS sanger rr"'N an
tries I" my IN" an III! votes I'D III"
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CHAPTER XXVl.

TIE IlIODlbNl"
WESTBOUND express train
was rnttling down the noun.
tainS 1t was early spring
even among the hills. a man
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
THE MAN
HIGHER UP
By HENRY RUSSELL
MILLER
Copyright. 1910 by Bobb, mer.
r.ll Co
CHATTER XIV.


WIS one matter to hc
settled before Bob might In
KIN 10 WORK out his own ana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

Sitter be6euten 1te allies int 2eben. Sir
bie Mlten, - cine beiltge Crime
r1lrg. @ir f0nnen 11ientals Sem Ser
bdltniiie %entmadien, o6er es iberfom-
men, me1des 0ieie bei6en @orte Dem
menidyliden @er3en 10 Melter MAIDEN.
&err g. S. @eifano, GOA Columbia
@ooo, in Dordeiter, Moii., erinnert
11ns lebbaft 6aran in einem 8riefe an
Dr. Setter GabrneD & Cons 60. in
Chicago, 81. @r idreibt ME fo1gt:
Sd erbielt cine Slaide Sbres Mlpen<
fraa1ters bon @errn Sobn 6. Sacobio1
in Bottom, un6 ian6te iie an meme
alte Ml1tter in Morpegen, 6ie franf
l,n6 iied NOR. Sd babe qera6e Die
6reu6e gebabt, einen ebr e%rrm1tbigen-
Sen 8rief bon ibr gu erba1ten, in
meldem iie mir mittbeilt, mie iebr ibr
ser Mlpenfra1rter gut getban fat. 8it-
tie laiien Sic MIDI miiien, mo- iie sic
Me0i5in in @orpegen befommen fann,
81 es pte1 beqltemer fem miir6e, menn
man lie sort erbaIten f0nnte."
Sorni's Mpenfrduter Benefit feline
Sc ltn6beit brinaen6en gtgenidaften
idymen nnter oIen &immelsitrihen,
- bon Ser beiBeiten bis our fdlteiten
Gone. ST. fonn in meiit alien 2Gn=
Bern ser @r6e bon 2ofal=Mgenten BE-
5oger tper6en. @egen ndherer Mns=
funft i6reibe mat an: 9r. Heter
Tabrnep & Gong Co., 1875 60.
&opne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Gdpierisfeiten Der engliiden SMb
polaregpeoitipn.

@s lit iest genau elm Sabr pergan.
gen, felt Die neue 8ritiide 5iiopolar-
expedition unter Dem erprobten 4a'
pitGn Scott bon NeuleeEun6 na4 Der
Mntorftis oufbrad. Ser @uSi@uB,
Der fir 6ies 1nternebmen in Der Sci.
mat gebil6et morben 1T, penbet itd
iest NIT einem febr ernit gebaltenen
Mufruf on bic 2%an6sleute, I'M tpei-
tere Mittel fir bieie Expedition 5u'
fammm3ubringen. Die Soften Der
Meiie ealten bereits als ge6edt, aber
es }in6 uner1portete @reigniiie einge-
treten, sic einen 1peiteren 3uidub
Don nift tpeniger uIs 800 1000 Marf
%notpen6ig MAIDEN, unb 3tpar {ollte
bieieSumme Bis gum 1.De5ember be-
ihofft meroen, neil ii@ bie Blane oes
2opit6ns Scott. Ser an 6iefem Sage
oufs ne,1e boritoben pollte, oma9
gu ridten geoodt. Die erite Sabrt ser
Sierra Nobo" am @n6e oes borigen
SSabres b%egegnete etnem fur9tboren
@etter un6 beiddotete 6os 5diff ber-
maBen, 6oB cine foitipieiige @epara-
fur notmen6ig muroe. Snfolge6efien
reiden Bic W1itteI oes Musiduiies ser
Expedition nur nod Big @n6e Mar3
1912. Dieie 3ett eeniigt aber felblt-
beritdn6Iih ntdt CUR Musfibrung bes
gon5en 8lanes, ser betonntli9 ouf
sic @rrei9ung 6es Siiopols felbft ge<
ri9tet lit. Ma1Beroem boben Die @ng-
l1noer Sorgen, oaB oieier &ubm it,
men Don ser nortpegiiden Expedition
unter Imun0ien bor1peg genommen
meroen fonnte. sic mir0en 6ieie
gnttdui9ung um 10 idmerer ber-
minoen, als elmer ser Sbren, 1amli4
@5adleton, idon 10 nabe an Sen &ol
berongefommen mar. Man bart 3D.
raul geipannt fem, Oh ii9 6teie @r-
pQgung in ser an 4ufregungen rel
den @egenmart Dem englii@en BOLT
ooer tpenigtens ieinen nit @iiidffi@t
a,f @eidtum roberen" 9ebntauieno
nit eeniigen6er @inoringli4teit Elm.
impfen laljen tpirb. Mnoernfon5
i9eint Der &a,tptplan bieier @1peoi'
tior in Groge 3u iteben ODER tan1
bienei&t iogar als sei&eitert BE-
tradtet mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
S6minbimebt 9ebeilt NIT
Suberfulpfen=Nfebt3

Sc 1T Sborbeit gu 9lauben, Dat
srgnt5e{t TIN antes a9 in6em iie BEN Sc
brauR ir9en6 elmer ipe5tttlcgen Wteo181n
fir lire @eilung ni9t benotbtge. Ser
Srubel mar, DAP man feineS fannte big
man Die bielen @eilungen, tpel9e Dnrd
@dmm's Nlteratipe ernirtt pur0en. mz
3uerfennen begarrn. SEPT baben li9 lett
3ebn SaDren cine l1ngebenre Wtal1e fre1z
lpiQiger unD 0%a1tbarer 3eugntle bon
Yerl omen aufgebduft, melbe ibr 2e6en
Dielem Mittel gu perba1ten baben. 'S1z
9erli9 genug 3eit, INN ibren bleibenoen
@ertb gu oelnonitriren. Sbr f0nnt an
irgenD einen DaDon 19reiben. 9ter TT
eines:
1923 @irarb Mpe., Nbilaoelpbia, ga.
@erren!-uSm @inter 1908 bate i'd
einen Grippe : Nnfau, DEM Ynenmonia
iolgte unb in @9minbfu9t al1sartete.
sd tpurbe bel taroig fdDltmmer. SIM 8inz
ter 1904 batte i9 @ulten, Na6tsi9lpeib
Ssieber un6 er5eugte Quantitdten f6ledt
auslebenDer @toffe unb ipdter batte i9
mebrere 8lut ltir5e, einmal bret IN orel
aufeinan6er folgenoen Sagen. Wttl9 lnD
Ger tpurDen 10 9eidmadlos, Dat. ih ntfts
Drunten balten tonnte. 9rei Mer5te
bebanoelten mid. Sd tpuroe na@ ben
Bergen gsididt, cling aber ntdt. I'd.
6reunbe empfobIen. 3adoem i6 cine
9erinqe Quantitdt genommen batte, batte
ib ben erlten ri@ttsen @a@tsi@laf lett
@oaen. Nteine 8eHerung 5eigte it'd beim
eriten. Sd getpanm @tarfe anb '@epidt
un6 Mppetit. S9 bate ME pieoer einen
Blntitnr8 uno msin Gutter lieb mad, gu gu
bin bouitdnbig tpobl. aaes, tpas i'd bier
anqebe, tam .bon meiner San1ilie nno
mefnen Srennben beftdtigt peroen."
(unteraef6netes Mffi0abtt) Inna Slobo
2%ou9bran.
gfman's Mlteratibe 1T tpirnum bel
Bronditis, Nitbma, 9eufieber, &als. 111o
9unqen<&ranfbeiten unb bnut baS @bite11
1uf. @ntbaIt feline @ifte, Dpiaten llt1o
3ur @etpobnbeit tperbenoe M&eot5i1itoHe.
Su foufen bel Der @olitor 9rug 90. 111lo
arberen leitenben Npotbetern. GGra9t t1a4
Booflet gebeiIter Tdue unb f4reibt an bas
gd1man 3abordtorturn. philadelphia. Yd..
iiir peitere @biben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

gang fell gei@oiien baben. @s i&
sen Mrtitel i9rieb, bate ih Ben
@lauben, ooer es mag au6 @inbil-
Dung getpeien iein, 6aB mir bier IN
I'M lerm @emeinoemeien cine &egies
rl1ngsform bitten, mie iiberaa in Die
FEM freien 2onoe: cine &egierung, er-
mabQt torn @plfe uno Ben Steuer-
5ablern. M1tb NOR i@ in Sem @lau-
ben, boB &s allgemeine @olf ein GUT
tes @e9t b6tte, oas Sbun nn0 2aiien
ser 8nan1ten in 8e3ug allf offentltde
Mngelegenbeiten gut5ubeiben ooer 81
befritteln. @ie es aber ideint, ba=
ben mir bier nrebr cine &e9ierungs=
form nab oltru11ii6em Muiter, cine
Diftatl1r, perforpert in sem $50 liber
ser betreffenoen &egierlngSbeborSe:
.@s lit Nun 1elbltperitan0lih idmer,
ettpus 5u tpioerrufen, mas man geiagt
ooer geidrieben, men,1 man bon Ser
@abrbeit oesi elben iiber5eugt lit. ltnr
ober nod gr0Beres l1nbeil 5u Derbii=
ten, mill id) MIDI b%efleiBiger, 6em BON
ser @eboroe a11seeIprodenen @unid
nod)5lfommen.
@enn nad) Ser 8ebouptung 0es
@errn g. g. Snno Sic in @reenmal0
gebaltene @eriamnlltng in feinerlei
9e5ieblurg ST 6em 0ortigen 8eiiter
Ser @irtbidaft geitan0en bat, 10 lit
SOS mobl iebr idmer 81 glauben, ga
mir nber 6as &edt ni6t 5ultebt, 6ie=
lie Sabe meiter 5n erortern, 10 min
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@inneiota.
&rpflamatior beg @p1tpernenrs.

ginem id0nen @ebraude foIeeno,
erlieb @ouperneur @berbart ioeben
cine proclamation, 6urb melde Ole
8ep0lferung Minneiotas oufgefor=
6ert miro, ont Greitag, Sen 26. Mpril,
es ii@ our beion6eren Mufgabe gu
MAIDEN, 8alme gu pflan5en, um 6a=
bur9 sic @obnifGtten un6 sic offent=
liden @ldbe gu berid0nern un5
gleid5eitig @labe 81 idaffen fir sic
.l1nterfunft ser gefie6erten SGnger.
9ie 0iesbe5iiglide @a1n6geba1ng 6es
Staatsoberbm1ptes bat %folger6en
@ortlaut:
uMie aa1pcr in ser Gnttpidelunes=
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gfuti5.

Geriiege1te M%ngebote fir 9ief erl1t1g
bon $4,000 SUP Samarad 21mber
3"X4 bis 9" brett uno IL SUP lang
inns 10000 SUP Sam1arad 2umber
3"X4 Biz 8" brett nn6 Is SUB lang
meroen entgegen genommen. 8elagte
Mngebote mer6en bon einem @omite
Ser Go11ntp=8 ebor6e an ser often
.Sauf &iper 8riide III Ser Sta6t Sauf
Centre am Conner tag, Sen Is. MprtI
1912, morgens 10 ltbr g%eoffnet. Ml=
lie M1gebote miiiien periie9elt uno an
sen @oltmtpz@ ommilidir S. $. @an=
fiel6, Sauf Centre, @inn, a0reliirt
un6 marfirt fem: Mngebote fir 2um=
Der. Gas &edt, ale un0 ieSes ein=
8elne Mngehot 5u perperfen, lit por=
bebulten. 9aoirt ct. glou0, SEN 8.
Mpril, 1912. 21=2t
s. g. Mou, @ountp=(u6itor
bon Stearns @ountp, Minn.
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Gin .uirffames Naittel sesen bic @nrn1'
PLACE lei Bferbcn.

Sober GARNER unb Yferoebeiiher miro
erfreut fem, on eit1em tlelen Yttttel GEE
gen bic geflrttet: Yurnnp lnge bel Yfer>
ben al b0ren. Das in Der tur3en 3eit iet>
mes Uetanntieins gan3 erltdunlide Ste,
iultate ge5eitigt fat. Sc iin0 0ies bic
aus Der alien !Qeimatb berilbergetom1le<
nen 4euretaz &ap1eln, Die iid9 in Der fiir>
3eiten 8eit Sauienbe bon Sreunben els
tporben llnb in Der MuStreibunq bon Bir<
mern bel Yfer0en als unibertrefflib .er>
tDieien baben. Mus 9unberten bon 6anf<
baren 8riefen bon Sarmern, Die Die &ap>
leln benuben. 9ebt berpor, oaB mad benz
@in9eben bon nun 5tpei 0apfeln 4unberte
BON Bots ale m0gli9en 8iirmer bon
Fferoen %ab8ingen, unD baB Yferbe. bic
borber mayer, bifiig unb it66rri{d tparen.
nab Dem Gingeben Der &apfeln 1ofort 3ll<
nabnnen un6 ale i9ledten @igenfdnften
berloren. Sic @urmer geben qetpDbnIi1
lGon nad einigen @tunoen rad Dem Gin
geben Der &apieln toot i'm Ntiite ab uno
lit 0as Wittel Inn 70 t%pertbpouer, als es
obne lpeitere llm1tdnbe uno obne Nutter<
Dediel ieocm Yferbe lei6t ein9eaeben
neroen tam. Nuf allen Sarmen, mo-
Yferoe gebalten tperOen, fDuten geraoe
iebt ieoem e%in3igen Sbiere alpei Der &ap>
ieln CUR 8oritdt berabrei6t merben, audi
lpen,l fid bic Naraiiten allBerlid nod
ni9t bemertbar 9emaGt baben. Sic Sap
leln iiuo gefeblib 9arantiert unter @erial
No. 21,741 unD tDrnen audi tragenben
Stuten gegeben tperben. 9as Wiftel lit
ein5ig uno ALIEN gu be5ieben bon Der UNI
leren Qefern ipoblbefannten Breeders Ste
mebb g., al @iscon1inz@ traBe, Sept.
"a, Milpaufee, @is., gum Breile bon
$1.25 fir 6 ODER 5000 fir 12 &ap1eln,
portofrei, nit misunderstanding. Mub
gu baben in 3ir1ers 9rug @tore, Melz
role, @inn., ooer bel sc. g. @arren,
Breeport, Minn. 49<bn
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@as >uirb ans ben @amten?

&aben Sic ie 6oriiber nadge0adt,
mas nit al 6en @auten ser 5tiere,
Slide, sdafe II. +. ~. gei6iebt? @ir
miiien, 6aB sic meilten in Sdl1be ber=
arbeitet meroen, aber MIR menige bon
ls,s baben cine Mbnung bon ser Me1t=
&c, sic Elm ein5iges @eidaft ber=
braltdt. 9ie folgen6en intereiianten
3ablen iiber SEN @erbrau6 BON @al1<
ten 1T elmer ein5igen groBen S6ub<
fabrif, perou1fen mir ser S. Maper
8oot & Sboe So, Sabrifanten ser be-
riibmter Maper u@onorbilt" S6ube
Dieie 3ahlen 5eigen 6en 8etrieb eines
Sabres in Ser groBen Maper S6ub=
fabrif IN Milmaufee. @Gbren6 6es
lebten Sabres ml1r0en gebral1d)t 382,=
573 @dl1te. Sic pertbeilen iid mie
folgt:-
55,447 @fiere 62,160 sdofe,
1856 &iibe, 1890 @feroe, e
51>602 &alber, 1850 &angroubs,
18t,008 3iegen.
0ieie Sbteue, oue in elmer &eibe
aufgeiteut, miiroen cine Settle BON
Chicago Bis Detroit bil6en. Cine Mei=
le ol1s 6ieier Settle geriigt faum fir
SER 8e6orf eines ein5igen Cages. Tim
oieie Menge bon @duten in Sdh1be
5l1 perarbeiten, fin6 iiber tauien6 Mr=
better notbig, 6eren 20bne fir Sen
reidliden ~lnterbu1t elmer Sta6t bon
5000 g%intpobner11 oltSreiden piiroem.
Milmaufee, isis, mo sic Sabrifen ser
S. Maper 8oot & 5boe g., fi& BE-
ftn6en, lift Ser gr0Bte 2e6ermarft ser
8elt. Dieier nmifan6 gepdbrt m6eu=
ten6e @ortbeile in ser Ml1smabI ser
&aute un6 lit elmer ser @riin6e fir
biel1eberlegenbett ser @aper Sfube.
@ie1e I'M erer Sc ier fennen sic s.
Mopeu 8oot & Sboe 60. un6 sic ber=
o%orragenSe 9ualitat ibrer @dube.
9ie @n5eieen ser S. Moper 8oot &
5boe 60. erideinen felt Sabren in
6iefer 3ettung, ar6 bie1e bon 11ns ba=
ben ausgefun6en, 6as man bel @el6
iport, tpenn man Mober S91be fir
Sic gat5e GamiIie fauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Gin bic 8cbSrbe bes Sp,p1a @rope.

SSn 6em Mrtifel i'm rMor6itern"
bonn 4. Mpril, unter5ei6net bon Der
8ef0roe bes Som1 @rope, als Mnt=
mort ouf Den MrtifeI l1nter Green
malls bom %. Mdr5 mer6e id aufge-
for6ert, 6oB 6arin @eiogte gu mioer-
r1tfen. Mu6 mir6 6orin sic Gernr1-
tbung alasgeiproden, aIs men1t ser be-
treffen6e an @inbiloungsfraft lei6e.
Mun, ibb muB geiteben, 6oB sic betref-
fe11ben &errer in 6ieiem Nalnft ridt