davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03

ALBANY, January 10. - Letters
which have passed between Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt and Louis Lang,
author of the Autobiography of Sena-
tor Plat" were given out here today.
Colonel Roosevelt wrote the author
December l9 last as follows
81 have been interested in reading
the Autobiography Of Senator PlatC
which YOU sent have no question
that the Senator meant to relate
things accurately, and | have no quar-
rel whatever with the statements he
makes about my conduct as governor
But among the erroneous assertions
are the following:
"The statements as to the nomna-
ton for the vice-presidency are err
roneous. For instance, after the sena-
tor told me that l could not be re-
nominated as governor, L said, Very
well, we will fight l told him /
should absolutely refuse to accept the
nomination as vice-president, and that
il the New York delegation tried to
force it upon me ! should get up and
say that Senator Plat had announced
that / should be refused a renomina-
ton for governor, and would have to
be nominated for vice-president, and
that l should then and there announce
that l would not take the nomination
for the vice-presidency and would be
candidate for the nomination of gov
ernor,
Convinced Senator Plat.
"The senator evidently did not be-
Heve that l would do this, but when
got downstairs | announced my inten-
ton to a dozen of the delegates, stat
ing what Senator Platt had said. I'm
mediately there was great commotion,
a message was sent up to Senator
Platt, and two minutes later l was
summoned to his room, where he eX-
stood him, that he had no intention o.
saying that 1 should not be renomi-
mated for governor; that no further
effort would be made by the New
York delegation to put me in nomina-
ton for the vice-presidency, and that
no opposition would be made to my
nomination as governor.
Accordingly, the effort ceased and
the New York delegation put Wood
ruff in nomination. Later it develop
ed that the convention, as whole
was bound to have men, and Senator
Hama, who had violently opposed my
nomination, made up his mind that
the feeling was so strong that he
could not afford to antagoni2e it. Aft
er considerable hesitation | then con
cluded to accept. In other words
while ] did not intend to permit my.
self to be forced into the vice-presi.
dency, in order to get me out of the
gOVernorship, | did not feel at liberty
to refuse the nomination when it be-
came evident that the earnest desire
of the republicans as a whole was to
have me take the position for the ben
eft of the party,
Asked No Endorsement
Again, the statements about my
coming to Senator Plat for his in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03
FRENCH STEAMERS
70 SAN FRANCIsCO

NEW YORK, January 21.-Paul For
get, general agent here of the French
line, said today, about a service be-
tween the Pacific Ocean and France
after the completion of the Panama
Canal
The facilities of the French line
for through service from France to the
Pacific by way of the canal are as
good as those of any other transatlan-
tic line Our home office has had the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03

and had to stay in
bed the first two or
three days. l also
had a displacement
and other ailments
peculiar TO women.
| became so weak
and run down l could
scarcely walk across
the floor.
The doctor told
me I would never be
well unless l would
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03

The University of Wisconsin has
added classes in rest" to it's curricu-
lum in connection with the girls gym
nasium department.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03

A guinea pig that had lived sixteen
days without food and water was
taken from the ruins of the Equitable
building in New York The animal
was being used by the medical depart
ment for tests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03
Three YEARS
OF MISERY
Mrs. Burnside Escaped an OPP
Grafton by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Mahoningtown, Pa For three years
| suffered untold misery every month,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
COURT HOUSE PICK-UPS
Court Items, Real Estate Transfers.
Farm Names Filed and Other News
Briefly Told.

w. H. Abel to Mrs. d. Nj. Castle.
10 acres of lot 8 of Frances Fruit
Tract No /, W d.
J. Fl. Collins ct ux to c. L. Graves.
lot in block I. Halls Add to Inde-
pendence, W d, $3.50
John f, Schrunk to Minerva d.
Reynolds, 4.15 acres in tp 9 4 W,
w d, $1,000.
Fred NJ, Mcneil to J. A. Mathews.
5.3l acres in tp is + w, W d, 81.
VIM. Bogenska to School District
NO. 81, land in sec 16, tp s + 5 ".
W d, $40.
Hop Contracts.
A. j. Brown to f. Wattenberg Co,
10000 pounds at 26c.
A. O. Brown to E. Wattenberg. 90
600 pounds at 26c.
Marriage Licenses.
William e. Williams, Jr., to Zelma
Simpson.
Minister'S License.
Albert S. Mulligan, Methodist
Episcopal Spokane, Wash.
JTODaIe.
Estate of Charles n Thorp. Will
proved; estate admitted to probate;
W, E. Craven appointed executor:
letters to issue on fling approved
bond in sum of $1,000.
Estate of Herman Sperling; final
account filed and set for hearing
June 3, 1912, 10 O'Clock a. m.
Estate of John r. Syron; petition
to sell real estate heard and granted
Estate of Samuel H. Peterson;
hearing on final account continued
until May 4, 1912, at 1 o'clock D. M
Theodore Jacobson; final account
filed May 29, 1912, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, set for hearing
Estate of Susan L. Richardson: in
ventory and appraisement filed and
approved
Estate of Mary E. McCaleb bond
filed and approved; w. A. Bressler,
Thcs. Strain and S. w. Gwinn ap-
pointed appraisers
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
HE WAS "A MOIGHTY SICK MON
One Polk Candidate Who Lost in the
Primaries Tells How He Felt

One Polk Candidate Who Lost i'm the
Primaries Tells How He Felt.
There was one candidate at least
on the Republican ticket at the pri-
mary election who was defeated but
who isn't crouch anyway He sees
the funny side of it and explains how
he felt in the following letter to the
Observer:
Polk County Observer, Dallas, ore.
Dear Sir: Find enclosed check
which covers amount due as per bill.
Thanks.
THE primaries over, | feel like the
Irishman who was operated upon 70.
appendicitis He said to the doctor:
Now doctor when you take my
pendiX out l wish ye would put it in
the window there so as | can see it
when / wake up
The doctor being absent minded
forgot to do as instructed but the
sanitarium monkey happened to be
in the window when Pat came from
under the influence of the drugs and
sat there making faces at Pat. Pat
gazed at the monkey and sadly said:
"'Ahl me child! me child! don't
make faces at yer mither, for she
was moighty sick mon last night. ''
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
May Raise Loganberries.

c. ]. Pugh visited Dallas on Thurs
day of last week. He went out and
chard and dryer. on Friday he went
to Brooks where he inspected the
loganberry farm of 35 acres owned
by Aspinwall Bros. They are plant
ing another Is acres and have sold
cents per pound at depot as they
come from the field. Mr.. Pugh is
convinced that the soil here is better
adapted TO the growth Of loganberries
than the Brooks section. Several OF
our citizens are thinking seriously OF
going into this business.-Falls city
News.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Information has reached Sheriff
Grant to the effect that a supposed
horse thief spent Saturday night a.
the Wallace place four miles north Of
Salem in Polk county. and that the
outfit left Sunday morning travelling
south. According TO Information in
possession Of the sherin's office the
outfit. consisting Of a black mare and
an old Mitchell buggy. was stolen
from q place near Fulton on satur-
day. 70 IS supposed that they were
taken by a young man accompanied
by a Young woman. An OUTFIT fitting
this description reached the Fo-h
ranch but they left before the ofic-
ials discovered their whereabouts
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Club to Meet

The regular semi monthly
meeting of the Dallas CONNER
eiai club will be held tomorrow
"wednesday night at the usual
place and large attendance is
desired. This meeting marks the
close of the first year of the pres
ent clubs existence and plans
must be adopted for carrying on
the work for another year,
+ q
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Waldo FInn. supervisor of The Ne
Coy road district in Polk county D.
doing a fine piece of work in cutting
down the Finn hin about hair mile
cast on Mccoy on the 1iccoy-Amity
road. This is one of the worst bills
in the north part Of that county
amity Standard
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
Nezgs of City and County


40 lumber at Wards mill.
,tcNicol, osteopath, 719 Court,
" $
-. we have those pink marsh
allows Boots
your fresh country butter at
sders General store
,,no for rent. Inquire of L. D.
\ cniel-the piano man.
,nar Tooze, of Salem, was in the
Il v' today on business
s.
ne lean Kuykendall spent the
Il u end with friends in Salem.
~ s.
sweeney and family were Wis
!. in salem over Monday.
$
n.n Thursday, April 25, to Mr..
II Mrs. Frank Riggs, a son.
rrod Elliott has purchased a new
i tbe Fifth auto through the Dan
Ns agency
woitor L. Tooze, Jr, returned
rndoy from three days business
NJ to Portland.
pun line of hop twine, hop cloth,
i enlphur ETC., and other supplies
/ orders General store.
The eight year old son of A. S.
.mnhpl broke his right arm as the
..nIt of a fall while playing in. the
. hrn last night
A Phone 1859, French dry cleaning,
hanging and pressing. Clothing
snod for and delivered. Mcknight
IdllCh iva
Il4 Mill street,
y Mr.. and Mrs n. L. Butler, who
< s,d been visiting their sons, Glenn
4 M Mitchell and their families IN
his city for a few days, returned
Monday morning to their home in
Portland.
tits desired that all school children
aH at the poultry demonstration car
d The 0. A. c. at the Dallas railroad
Yards on Saturday morning. There
win be much of interest to them it
stated.
Geo. F. Skiff, of the Salem Bar,
announces the opening of law Of
fee in the UgIow building, south
west corner of Main and Mill streets,
over Fuers Pharmacy, Dallas, Ore
CON- Telephone number, 5O2.
a Sretary Alva Mcdonald, of the
lNhwest Angora Goat association,
n in the city Saturday attending
dl sale of the Dallas mohair pool
nj hustling business for his publ
aion, the Angora Goat Journal.
3
Mrs. J. Riley Craven entertained
he COuncilmen and representatives
the press at an elaborate supper
Immediately after council meeting
Monday night. She was assisted in
Htertalning by Misses Opal McDev-
lit and Alice Grant.
-
Mrs Pickett, a resident of the
Lackiamute vicinity, slipped on the
vet sidewalk on Main street this
morning and broke one of the bones
70 her ankle. Her injuries were at
ended to by a physician and she
vent to the home of friend intend
ng to return home later in the day.
=
v R. Dennis, of McMinnville, of
ne frm of Dennis e Christianson,
sho have the contract for the Ash
'ueet sewer recently awarded by the
"lhell, arrived in the city Monday
'na is making preparations for the
sslnning of work on the job. He
.opes to have matters under way by
A0hday and is desirous of employing
{ number of laborers here, if pos
Ole
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
-. - III -.

At Orders General store is car
r.ed the only full line of dishes 20 oe
rornd fn Dallas. including the famous
r4e~rand china productions an a-
--.-es fuuv as low as those found ln
any city store
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Friends of Daniel Po-ins' sol ~
5 ,r-s G. C.. polling Of THIS
,, l.-- bsvs been uouded Of The ie'
,bst 1rr. polling. who 3 - or
t-- sf the Christian E1as--', 60
o,-., 49,, has been nominated iqI .,'.....- 49,.
~ or ohio On The Prob 7-'
ticket
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
Four
Hundred
Late
Novels

-lreet from New York last
among them the Rex
BOOKS. the Harold Bel
books. and an the other big
Hz
in and make yourselves at
With the new books and maEa-
IA
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Many Of the different schools OF .l'-
---.,,,- have adopted the sugseslioH
os county superintendent H. g ~.
7our. and have held primary e'.S'- .,'-
tc,s i'm their school rooms under l-is
- ~. General plan as that in use al
~ -zg-rar primaries. The returns
cent in from Monmouth ana - -,
p.-t are very complete and "ouLu'
ts stated. cause some o. the el-s,- -
- ,,os-5z Of the county TO open
~ -. -. and serve as a guide IoF
- - ,-s-s-sors on their part
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30


the city the last of the week.
H. P. Meyers, of Salem, was bus
mess visitor in the city Saturday.
DR.. o. L. Scott. of Eugene was Wis
iting friends in the city Saturday.
Rev D. L. Fields was McMinn-
Vile visitor the last of the week.
H. M. Tolser, business man of
McMinnville, was in Dallas Saturday.
c. NJ. Lewis, of Monmouth, was in
the city on business the last of the
week.
Chiropractie adjustments. DR.. e.
j. scheetz, SIS Church ST., near de-
pot.
Wilbur L. W. A. Crawford was a
business visitor in McMinnville Fri
/ day.
Mrs. George Gerlinger left Monday
for short visit with friends in
Portland.
Ennis Frink, of Falls City, was a
business visitor in Dallas Friday and
Saturday.
=
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Williams, Jr.,
of Airlie were registered at the Gail
over Sunday.
J. Mitsner and Mrs Mitsner, of
Salem, were registered at the Dallas
over Sunday.
Vale Hagedon and NJ. William Will
liant, of Salem, were visitors in the
city over Sunday.
Guy @. Stryker, fish warden, OF
Portland, was a business visitor in
Dallas last week
Mrs. S. Rofeno, of Portland, is at
the Gail this week visiting her broth
ers. w. and E. Duncall.
A. d. Griggsby and Fred S. Crow
ley. of Independence. were in Dallas
visiting friends over Sunday.
=
Phy simpson, the well known Air
lie farmer, was a business caller in
Dallas the last of the week.
3
Professor Roscoe Ballentyne was
business visitor in Dayton and Nc
Minnville the last of the week.
Mrs. T. E. Mckinney, of Albany
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. Mckinney in this city.
=
O. f. Kearns, formerly in business
in Dallas, now of Salem, was in the
city on business the last of the week.
DIR. e. J. Scheetz, of this city, was
visited by his brother. Dr. o. II.
Scheetz. Of Portland. between trains
Saturday.
F. II. Pepper. the owner Of the ice
plant in this city, was up from Port
land over Sunday looking after bus
mess interests.
yern Davis was in Dallas last week
an business connected with the con-
tract recently awarded TO Christen-
son K Dennis. Tele-
phone Register.
g 7. Rarnhart. a merchant OF Fails
cftv. was in the city the last Of the
week attending to business matters
and incidentally visiting his son.
Lester. who is attending college.
Mrs Earl White. formerly or TINS
CITY. was up from Portland 20 spend
the week end with her mother Mrs
r. A. Aruscott. Mrs. White is a stud
emf of Holmes Business college.
+
AIRS. A. s Campbell and daughter
,r,rq7,e-fte. OF Dallas. formerly Of
this city. we're guests at the H. >.
zralonev home during the week, while
sttendinE the Sunday school conven-
,fo,-MeAIinnviIle Telephone Regis
ter.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

The Newport Signal of April %
80. "Orin ". Byerley, city treas
urer. suffered a very painful aceideh'
,ro,5av evening. While spiittins
wood a stick flew up striking nun
,,5er the left eye which disabled
,-,-, rsmnorarily." Nr.. Byerley Is
well known here
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Ler-l 1iaats for aaie At Ills oaaa-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

basket social will be held at
Pioneer school house on Friday eN-
ening. May 9. A program VIII ne
,,i,.on nv the school children. The
money raised at the social is to oe
used for bell for the school house
All invited.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Dean Collins, reporter for the ore
gonian and incidentally the origin
ator of Necius Nitts of Punkindorh
station. was up with the Oregon eN-
cursionists and spent a few hours Vis-
fling with his father and mother.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30
TO MARK INNOVATION
Oregon Normal Faculty to Demon
strate Work of Training Depart
ment at Teachers Meeting.

Much interest attaches to the COM
ing meeting of the Polk county teach
ers TO be held at Monmouth on Sat-
urday, May 4. Teachers from Polk
county and also from other counties
in Oregon will be in attendance, IN
cluding a strong delegation from
Marion county and some from Yam
hill county.
The meeting viii prove an innova-
tion in that the faculty of the nor
NAL will hold a regular session of the
teachers training department. in or
der that the visiting pedagogues may
be enabled to see the practical oper-
alton of this department.
An entertaining program of musical
and literary selections will be the at
traction in the Normal chapel at 4
O'Clock. This will include an opera
program by the Fifth and Sixth
grades with selections from II Trova-
tore, and the Flying Dutchman, and
a dramatization of the Roland Stor-
les, and a sophomore class play The
O. N. S. orchestra will furnish music.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Mrs Pickett, a resident of the
Lackiamute vicinity, slipped on the
vet sidewalk on Main street this
morning and broke one of the bones
70 her ankle. Her injuries were at
ended to by a physician and she
vent to the home of friend intend
ing to return home later in the day.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

AIRS. a. S. Campbell and daughter.
1rsrauerfte. OF Dallas. formerly oi
this city. we're guests at the H. >
Araloney home during the week WINE
attending the Sunday school conVen-
tfo,-WcAIinuvile Telephone Regis
Ter
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Il Is desired that all school children
aH at the poultry demonstration car
Of The 0. A. c. at the Dallas railroad
Yards on Saturday morning. There
win be much of interest to them it
k stated.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Mrs. Earl White. formerly OF tn
CITY. was up from Portland 70 spen
the week end with her mother Sif.
C. a. Muscott Mrs. White is a sll'
ent Of Holmes Business college
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-30

Vern Davis was in Dallas last week
on business connected with the con-
tract recently awarded 10 Christen-
sen K Dennis.-McMinnVlile lele'
phone Register.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
lie gd1iloer in 5mingenoem Snrpera-

sic sdiloer in 5pingenoem Snrpera=
tip preoigen, miro nun bon mandem
enlightenment uer6en, Ser ibm lon1t
adt- uuo intereilelos gegeniiberltano.
Mud Sic Sugeno ielbft, oie ouf ben
@laten, alrf 0enen iid sic &iosfe err
beben, ibre 5piel- un6 Summel ltatten
fat, finoet nun cine 1ebr ermunidte
Mnregl1rrg fit SEN @auf gutter un6 ein=
m%anosfreier Bidder.
Scan bat in Deutidlano, mo- ia ote
@elebesmiible iebr beftig floppert, be-
reits oaran geoadt, 0urd ein gelet=
lides @erbot SEN ou5u gel4aftSeifri=
gen @erlegern, sic ii@ fein @epilen
0araus MAIDEN, oie iagenoliden Sc
mitber morolii6 5u pergiften, }pe11n
MIR iie ielbit einen eintragliden &ro=
fit 6ora11s 5ieben f0nnen, oas 9anor
tperf gu legen. Mber Sic Sdmiertg=
feiten, sic elmer 6erartigen geiebliden
@egelung 6es @egenitanoes entgegen
iteben, fins 10 groB, 6aB Ser @eoa1fe
fnum CUR Birtlihfeit meroen miro.
&or auem itrdubt ii@ natilrli6 ieoer
8udbanoler gegen 6as 3ugeitanoniB,
oaB Sic bon linn bertriebenen Sefte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
Ntnder senr9ten
MACH FlETcHER'S
GAS ITO RIA
Sic alte @eimatb.
8rpn. Gadlien.


SIM oberen @t9sfeloe berri9t gro=
BE @aiiernotb. Sn &aiiersba=
@igenrobe, 8eber=
fa5t unb @tn6eborg f0nne11
m1r ale 8 Gage 8mei elmer @aiier
an cine Gantilie oertbeilt tperben. Sn
5aaIsfeI1 lit 1a1r nod Elm
8runnett, aa1s 6em ii6 ieoe Samilie
tdglih 5mei elmer boler oarf, ergie=
big. SHE 2eute, Sic ibr 8oIler nidt
aus ser nnltrl1t be5ieben fonnen, iino
in GROCER 8erlegenbeit.
@eftfalen.
Sn SC ii n It r trat nod 50iabris
ger Dienit5eit Ser Sta6tmodtmeiiter
@enidfe, I'M Nlter bon 81 Sabren,
in Sen Sutherland. - Sn @eiefe
feierte &auptlebrer a. .. g0uaro
iein 50idbriges Sl1bildum
als Srganiit an ser Stiftsfirde. -
S1 MMnter itarb int Sitter BON
80 Sabren Domcapitular Mlgr. Sob.
&artmam, Brofeiior oes &rden=
redts on ser uriperiit6t % ii n It e +.
Sn MIbers1ob beritarb ser
enrert. @farrer Grie6r. &oman11 bon
% oIbed, i'm Sitter bon rs Sabren.
. SIM Sitter bon SO Sabren ftorb
ST. 8farrer u5 Drtsidu1lin<
Ipector, @iW. Tenniiien in 8or-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
&mrttemberq.

Sem Centrum 1T es BEL 6e1t
Stnttgarter @emeiroeratbs=
mablen obermals ridt gelunge,1, ei-
mem @ib gu getpinrtetn. Sic $4,000
oortigen @utboIifen ii116 6enr1ta3 nod
imner obne @ertretl1ng i'm @emei1=
6eratbe, mdbren6 sic @o5ia1oemofra=
ten bon Sen ID Siten 6 boben. SIM
8irgera1sidufie iiten MIR 2 Get.
trumsle11te. - Ser auf ser @trabe.
BON @rbad nod ggeingen
gelegene @ta6el un6 sic a%ngebm1te
@erfitaH oes @agnermeifters @ol3
%brannten, permutbli@ infoIge 8roro=
itiftung, total nie6er. - Sn s o.
benberg ftarb ser bodm. &r.
@forrer S ron8 Sol. Studs. - Das
6idbrige S0bnden bes 8auern 81.
@fatt6er in 3iegelbo@ fteI m
cine Sol1dengrube nrr6 eritidte. -
SIM @a16e 5miiden Mie6erman<
gen 1mo @nmbre6ts mnroe ser
@iebtretber 81. @ode5er. to6t aufge<
fltrben. @r i6eint inn Sdlofe erfro-
rem 51 iein. - Ser 2an6mirtb 81.
&emper in S@ufienrie6 fiel
bonn @eubo6en berab un6 erlitt to6tt
lide @~erleb1tngen.
8aben.
Sic Mrbeitcn inn &0nigsi It I'll
EunneIi fins 10 meit fortgeidritten,
6nB er inn MpriI 1912, lint ett babies
Sabr friiber, als mot ertpartet batte,
Sem @erfebr iibergeben mer6en form.
- 0as @r6beben bonn 16. Nooember
Fat sic Stride in s o4itetten Ser
art beid1a6igt, SOB groBere @epara<
turers %notbpen6ig mer6en. Ser
Murm m1tB a%bgetragen peroen.
SSn Stodoh betrdgt ser @eiammt-
idaoen $4,000 Mf., mobon aIletn
o1f 6en @dn6e1 am &irdtbume
10000 W3f. e%ntfal1en. Sn MeB=
fir4 Fat 6os gr6beber einen Sdo<
6en bon 5000 sci. angeri6tet.- gle
in &rotingen a1fgetretem mar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01

0ienitjubildum %begangen. - Die
@alocanttne auf Ser @emerfldoft
~@uftab" 5u @roBmeI5beim
lit abgebrannt. - Ser @auptlebrer
Mop TIT @todad begging iein %
iabriges Srtsiubilaum.-Sn Gbei=
fe16 bronnte Sic 5deune 6es 8au-
ern @aipar &einer ab. - Ser StQ5t=
ratb bon 3meibrMden itimunte
etnem @anuliiationsproiefte gu, oas
auf 1 Mtaion Morf beranidlagt lit
u1o innerbalb 10 Sabren 1traBentpei=
lie aa1sgefilbrt tper6en ion. BUR Mn=
menoung iol1en sic Mbmaiier ur1ter=
bolb ser Sta6t in sen gdupar5bud
geleitet ,per6en.--sm Sitter BON 40
Sobrem lit bodn. ST.. Mi@. 5&neue,
Eforrer bon Gapfbei m, geitor=
ben. - Som &rin5regenten lit sic
@ou nn0 8etriebconceniiion fir cine
Drabtieilbabm CUR 3 pibe elmer
bier5u gebil6eten Mctienge eni6aft err
tbei1t mor6en. - SberIebrer Sent
mel IN g as &iiiingen lit einem
S9lagnnfalle erfegen. - SSn &on=
folgen bronnten 9 Mnpeien NIT
S9ennen utto auem Snbalt nb. Muh
Der @ird&burm 1plr6e beidaoigt. -
Sic neue @niierleitung in Sbern=
6orf 1T DEM @etrieb iibergeben
mor6en.