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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
Worth of a Hen.

France classes the worth Of hen
more Cor the production Of meat and
eggs than she does for the fine feath-
ers or standard looks. Some years ago
the poultrymen aimed for show rec
crds, and while they no doubt gained
their point. they at the same time
ruined the stamina and thrift Of the
hen for commercial purposes. Today
II is different. Utility has taken a
front seat and all breeds are bred up
to conform with the ideas Of the mar
ket poultryman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01

dy along about fly time and the drive
way certainly would be used. The side
porches are for keeping out the sun,
but they would be utilized for stor'
ing many things as well as for sun
ming milk cans, etc. The size of the
room will, Of course. depend on the
number of COWS kept, but room OF
the size given on the floor plan will
be found ample for quite q number OF
COWS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01

which does not cost much, attach one
end Of wire to spark plug, then run
wire up to ceiling where 1t is out of
the way. Fasten with some staples
and then run end Of wire down to
top Of tank. When tank is full the
water will touch end Of wire and short
circuit the current which stops the
engine. BY this plan the engine may
be started and left for an indefinite
length Of time, for when the tank ia
full the engine will stop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the late
George w. Johnson will please
make payment at once to the un-
dersigned, and all persons holding
claims against his estate will pres
ent them at once to the undersign--
ed for payment.
,e.. R. M. Johnson,
Executor.
Nov-l-l9l2-1l-G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
ov-1-1912-1 3t.
Scholarship For Sale.

The Advertiser has scholarship
in-Draughn's Business College that
it3will sell for much less than
the regular price. Any young man
or lady desiring to take course in
Bookkeeping, Stenography, or
Typewriter should not miss this op-
portunity. Apply at once at this
Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
OPERATION OF A GAS ENGINE
Plan and Illustration for Stopping
Pump When Tank 10 Full
Simple and inexpensive.

]. W. Moeller sends the Iowa Home
stead an illustration and plan for
stopping a jump spark gas engine,
pumping water when the tank is full.
Take some insulated copper wire,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-01
Feed for Lambs.

Tobacco stems chopped fine or to-
bacco sweepings mixed with salt are
good to feed young lambs, particu.
larly II they are affected with worms,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

Therefore the conclusion which we must arrive at ia that when things get to the point where Washington sees that if she doesn't loosen up anu gay something there is going to he intervention by some other power, al,e whlapcra into tle ear of an en- bassador just what her secret inten- tions in regard to Mexico are. What ever this is 1t seems to be satisfactory to the other governments concerned and they rest content. Willing to let President Wilson gn ahead with what he has planned.
 Anyway that Is what has happened in the case of Germany and Engiani when they became nervous.
 Arguing from these premises It would seem that now that France threatens tn kick over the Mexican trnccs. her ambassador will be quietly given a few inside facts and then the next thing we will hear from Par's is that the French government "'"" has withdrawn its ships and left inc affair in MT. Wilson's hands.
 whatever the president of the Cni' ted states is doing 1t seems to calm down the other powers as soon as they force washington to divulge 1t.
 It is too bad that We cannot all De taken into the confidence of the presl- dent. It might make lot of us feel a good deal safer. But after all 1t is probably none of our business. Hes paid for running things like this and we are not.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

Ccpg boe regular advertisements ubagt be in hv 70 o'clock on the day q pahlioatisn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03
PRONE MAIN NO. 4s

HntseUd e second oaass matter. Feb q 1ooS. q tho Fostofscs at Nome. Alas1n, under the Act of Ccugrse cf MaxcA ., 1SI2
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

syss ss the hours pAssed snd the young man didn't sAcw up.
 Then along about suppsr time when all the joy of the day is gone and the carefully smoothsd hair is unused and the poor little heart almost broken. LID rushes dearie and begins tO tel n,l about how 0ault nailed u high fly in deep right and soaked 1t to Mcoutre at second and caught Reed stealing and e lot of more stun like that until little lovey begins to cry because she cannot understand 1t all?
 Loyey would have enjoyed thns game just as much as her best man did but he was just naturally too dog goned mean to take her.
 So N goes. Just little meanness like that Just thoughtless little mean things perhaps make n lot Of people unhappy who might be all cheered up and who would have enjoyed the game just as much as the mean things who went by themselves or with lot of other mean things.
 We hope this will not happen in Nome. We do not believe 1t will Tor there are not many men in Nome who would do mean things Ike going off to the ball games leaving tho women De- hind. In fact one of the main at- fractions of these coming games is going to be the enjoyment that the fair sex will set out of watching ehe struggles and cheering on their teams
 We know no man is going to slip on without the woman he ought to take to the game and this is only to remind the few who might be 70 busy that they will forget it that they don't want to be mean old things and leave the lodies behind on Friday nights.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03
Official Paper
NOME. ALAskA. DEC. 3, 1918.
Rsgistered mail will close at 4:30 aad the ordinary mall win close at 5 2. n. on Monday.

Some people are so doggoned mean. It 70 often takes such a little thing to make people happy and the one who could do the thing that would bring Joy to the heart of another is just to doggoned mean to think of 1t.
 Ever see small boy peeking through the fence at big league baseball game. He's always a cross eyed small boy if he's been in the reeking business more than one sea- son. for he has to keep one eye on the bah and the other is on the lock- out or . cop. After one season Of this it's all otf with the small boys eyes and he goes through life on oc- cuiar cripple Just because some one of the hundreds of men who passed along the side of the fence and saw hun with one eye glued to the keyhole wasn't generous enough to loosen up a few nlckles for bleacher seat. The price of one cigar would have made that urchin happy and might have saved his eyesight. But all those men going in to see the ball game from the comfortable grand stand seats were too doesoned mean.
 Ever sse a poor tired wife trying to kssp the dinner warm when her hus- baAd had . half holiday from the of- sscs and went out to geo tho boys play bali? All that long bright afternoon the poor woman sat by the open win dow darning stockings and things and wondered why John didn't come to take her for that little outing he had promised her. Then finally, when the shadows began to lengthen sho gave t up and began to prepare the cven- sng meal. Then she waited and wait- a until John came home from the game dushed and happy and full of baseball and other things.
 Mrs. John would have enjoyed that game just as much as her husband and # he had taken her along he would only have como homo full of baseball, without the other things. Bnt John went by himself or with Pete or BIIl and he never thought. about tho poor tired lonely wife waiting at hsms Whyf Because he was too Aogonsd mean.
 Ever rec . pretty dainty. fresh cAssksd young girl get herself ali dsllsd up Saturday afternoon because nAs thought the follow shs was en- aAssd to or had made up her mind to bo oasassd to. was c0nins up to mur- TIT swsst nothinss to her q they ewuns back end forth In the ham, molAs
 1Dve - the rosss gradually dis out - Ar eAeslka if thsy wsre that kind sksuDes an'a sse lisAt. fs1s ffsn IT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03
sTMg 1lcn1e Daily Asoeet publishsA Aaaly except Sunday by AM INpKpgMDGMT MGWePAPGR NOME PUBLISHING co.
H. C. DIVINE
 0HO. s. MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers

RICHARD LAYTON. Edissr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03
NOTICE TO THs susLic

After being washed out by the seo,.
 the Nome Tailoring Co. is remodaass and open for business. cleaning prs.-. ing and repairing. Suits made to esd.. All kinds of fur work done. We v,n be pleased to meet our old friends a.A ratrons at the old stand between ne.. erstrom and r1agen's and zehnsr n. clery stores. aAs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

It seems like such c shame Wnon everything is going 60 nicely to have the French Chamber of Deputies and the French papers get all stirred up over Mexico. Goodness. the thing has been going on % lons now and the condition is % hopeless that all the other European countries have eveu up in disgust. Everybody that ever had anything of value in Mexico must have lest it by this time and ail of che Americans. at least .are either out of the place or dead.
 if there are any foreigners thsrc who need protection all they have to do is to 90 on down to Vera Crus where the American fleet is anchored and they will ind great chunks of protection smeared all over the place.
 Anyway there is no uso in France getting nervous all of sudden. It will not change the attitude Of the United States and certainly 1Iuerta doesn't care how much France com- plains any moro than he does about how much washington complains.
 There was . time. not O very many weeks ago. when Germany threatened to look into things in Mexico and perhaps settle our problem for us. us Then, just Q little while after that dear old England actually order ed her ships down there. She was going to settle . few things.
 About a day after Germany started something the kaiser's ambassador to Washington was called to the state department and told a few things. Very few people know what 1t was that was whispered in his ear at that conference. but the result was that Germany hasn't had anything more to say about the Mexican situation. That certainly is not because Germany is afraid of anything the United States can do in the military line. Therefore 1t must be for the reason that what ever the president of the United States intimated to the German ambassador in regard to his Mexican policy was satisfactory.
 The next fellow to go up in the air over Mexico. and certainly one who only judges by appearances cannot blanc him. was good old friend Johny Bull. He actually sent his fleet down to Vera Cruz with orders to ignore the American commander and land his men if necessary.
 Before the Eusjish admiral had had time to even look into the sitaution the Washington government whisper cd something to tho London foreign ofice and in tho twinkiing of & cable dispatch away went his majest1s West Indian squadron without doing anything.
 1t is perfectly safe to say that President Wilson is not q hypnotist. He doesn't send for the ambassadors of foreign powers and i'll them full of some newly discovered occult phil- osophy or the latest form of dream dope and thereby get them to cail off their home governments from Mexico. Neither would 1t bs possible for him to bluff such essentially military na- tions as Germany and England.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

Do you read the Daily Nugget and kssp abrsast of the doinss Of the out side woridf Subscribe now. $2.oo per men%h delivered every night before 6 o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03
ANDERSON A wsckMAN

Have taken sver the blaming msiI hsrssesers operated by J. A. Parry and are prepared te give all ordsrs prompt and sl<Iiisul attsntien. Hard- weed and sleigh lumber. sll kinds of machinsd lumber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

lee cream and candies fresh every day. Leave your orders for your Thankseivns ice cream as early as possibis at the Ress Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-03

ANpgRooN q WEckMAN Phone, Black f06.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
Nc CRARY HOTEL

RATEs-Amertcan s7.5o and up
 per week.
 Cor. Cottage St. and Reserve Ave. Opp. Eastman Hotel and Army and Navy Hospital. The oniy perfect Iy qulet hotel at night. one-h half block from Bath House Row; one block from every city attraction. Steam heat. elegantly furnished, modern In all It's appointments, ta- bic unexcclled and on order, sup piled with whatever money can buy.
 mccRARY & GATES, Mofs.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL

MODERN CONFERENCES
 50 OUTSIDE ROOMS 50 FEET FROM EASTMAN BATH
 HOUSE. 1 f-2 BLOCKS BATH HOUSE ROW Corner Spring and Cottage Sts.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15

THE JEFFERSON HOTEL

7oo MALVERN AVE. NEW HOUSE. NEW FURNITURE. MODERN coNVEN- lECES.
 ON STREET CAR LINE, NEAR BATHS.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
VAN NOY HOTEL

734 t-2 and 73S t-2 Central Ave. Phone S39 One block from Depot and Bath houses. Ground floor for Cripples. Elegantly furnished, new and first class. The Best Felt Beds throughout. Natural Gas Heat, nice large LObhhy
 Rates Room and Board, $4.50 to $750 week Rooms, $l.5O to $5.5O per week. Housekeeping Rooms, $2.5O per week and up.
 J.R. PURNELL. Prop.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
RATES: $7OO to SlO.5O Per Week

Take Cooper bus Imperial Jefferson Hotc
 Fare refunded hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
AMERICAN Moody Hotel and Bath House

A MOST IDEAL LOCATION.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15

NEW ANU inObEnN Each guest room Ia an outside room, having hot and cold running water. local and long dist nee telephones, steam neat, electric lights and paz.
 Saith house under gov ernment supervision,
 with rot mineral water supplied from the hot springs.
 $500 a Week and Up $30.o0 a Week and Up
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15
THE, GODDARD HOTEL
European American

European $3 % and up American $500 and up
 7Sc and $Loo Per Day
 One Block From Bath Houses
 Centrally Located For All Points MRS. J. w. HUTSELL, Prop. 150 outside rooms, electric lights, call bells, hot and cold running water, sta tionary wash stands.
 Apartments for light housekeeping in connection with hotel.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15

J. R. PURNELL. Prop.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Saqt, CT lit >umn6erboQ. sd

Sagt, CT lit mnn6erbou. SD mint
ide Sbren meinen aufridtigen 9ont
5u ien6en," i6reibt 6ral1 M11grrito 8.
S%pongberg BON 2oomis, Nebr. u6or=
MIS- Mpenfral1ter lit mtrflih Elm
mun6erboueS @etlmittel. CT bat met
ne Sci unobeit mebr als einmal ber=
geiteQt, tpenn mei11e 2l1ngen 16tpad
nno pl1n0, un0 mein Magen auBer
Sr6n1ng mar. @s lit mein &iidbalt
felt bielen Sabren ge%1peien."
6orni'S MlpenfrGl1ter lit eir Sell
mittel, 5u peldem mani @ertraren
baben fam. Ct berfeblt niemals,
@nteS 5u tbun. unglei@ an6eren
Meoi5inen lit es ni@t in Mpotbefen gu
faufen. @r miro 6ireft bonn 2oboro=
torium our@ Spe5ial=Mgenten gelie=
fert, sic angeitent iin6 bon Ben Ser
lteuern: Or. Beter 6abrnep & Cons
60. 1916 60. &opne Mbe., Gbicu=
10, Sq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Die Miiiiunsipenbe Der 6eutlden

&atbolifen anldBli@ 6es 25. SabreS<
tage5 6es &egierungsantrittes 6eS
6eutiden &aiierS lit nunmebr emo
giltig abgeidloiien uno es muroen
einidliebli6 Ser 3i,1ien 1,414,615
Murf abgeliefert. Muf sic e%in5elr1el1
3i05eien Dertbeilt iib 6ieier 8etrag,
mie folgt: Nooerborn 100000, 8res=
lau nit Berlin 1S7>700; 5reiburg
49, 700; &ottenburg $4,000; &0ln
los, 700; Irier 83,000; &egenSburg
$1,000 A%llgsburg $4,000; Miin6en
$4,000; 9imburg 36>800; 0Snabriid
20,500; grmlaro 10000; @iir5burg
10000; @peper 14,300; @iditdtt
1n6 Boilau nit lie $4,000; Main5
10000, DRESDEN 12,50O; @et IT,
400; 8amberg 10000; &iloesbeim
10000; &11lm 5000; 6uloa $500;
StraBburg 5000 Morf. Die &ollefte
nnter Ser fatbolii6en Militargemein=
6e bra6te 5000 Mf. l1eber6ies tpl1r=
Sen BON @ereinen nn6 @enoiieni6af=
ten 1900 un6 bon Mus1dn6ern
1900 Morf beigeiteuert. Sic &atbo-
lifen ma@en etma Elm Drittel Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Mbolphus &uId geiturbe1.

9a~ngeni@mo1ba@, 10. Oft.
Sn ieiner bierielbit belegenen BERT
li@en @i1a u2iup" lift SEER &6olpbus
8u1h beute Mben6 I'M 8:15 ubr ianft
peridieoen. Seine @ottin 2illp, geb.
Mrtbeuier, fem dltei tier Sobn Mugl1it,
lomie mebrere on6ere 6amilienmit=
glieoer befan6en iib IN Ser So6es=
itun6e an ieiner seite. seine 9ei@e
miro na@ elmer @ittbeilung ieines
s6miegerlobnes, 6es &errn 6. 81.
6o1i It, Bremen auf Sem Gompfcr
@ronprin3 @i1belm berloiien. 9ie1er
0ompfer lit am 81. Sftober In Nep
Dorf fdllig> nno BON 90 miro Elm ST.
tra5ltg sic 9eide un6 sic Somilien'
ongeb0rigen, mel@e nit ibr bon
1euti@lano fommen o6er I'M Often
meilen, na9 ct. Souls bringen, mo-
ser 3ug om Mben6 6es %. 0ftober
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

Monaten 6eS 5abres 1918 Inn ST.
100000 mebr @ei@afte getbon, als
in oenielben Monaten oeS Sabres
1912. Die 8anfflarirungen in Den
eriten 9 Monaten in 1912 tpare11
$21,226,113, nn6 in Sen er1ten 9
Ofonoten in 1918 betrugen 6ieielben
$28,502,130, 10 6aB Die @eiammt=
5mnabme Ger abgemifelten @e1 III fte
in oieier 3eit $7,275,717 betrug.
Mea6olp. - Sci bent Snque1t
iiber oen 500 Ser 6rau guen Jor
rno ibrer 14idbrigen Iodter Mil=
oreo, 6eren perfoblte 2eid)en in Sen
9ranoruinen ibres @auies a%ufgefun=
Sen pur6en, ergaben iid peitere ge=
meismomente gegen Sen u1ter ser
9eidul6igung, 6os &ouS in 8rano
geitedt gu baben, nadoem er sic Bet
Sen Brauen ermor6et batte, perbafte-
ten Neger Soc 9fidman. Mon fano
in Ser 8ebauiltng 6es S6mar5en elm
blutbefledtes &utban6. 8eugen iag=
ten aus, 6aB Der @eger georobt babe,
6ron 5or 80 t0oten, tpenn iie linn
ni6t 6ie Soldier our @befrau gebe,
un6 on6ere 3eugen goben an, 6aB oes
ManneS re6te &an6 geidmonen par,
ais ct am Gage nod Dem 8ran6e Der
baftet mmr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
gibere &prjeicben
BON &un9enbeibmerben

Inter Sic @or5eiden %brobenoer 2nrz
&adt|5tpeib. Gin &limatne&ieI 6ilft
not5tpen big it, t. ,,m a9 ben 6 pdR ta anS m 'sfGl
ibtpeib gu itiQen uno ben Sortldritt Der
&ranfbeit gu bem1nen. @dman's Mlteraz
tip lit nad} Sabre langem @ebrau6 be-
tarrnt ais bas bette, bag Qin0erung brin9t,
in pielen Sdlen 0 lltdnoige 9eilung.
llnteriudt 6ie1en Salt
5@ea gitp, $40.
r@errenl sd batte einen 16redliden
Sui ten, NadtidtpeiB unb 5eitenlte6en 1T
meinen 2llngen. Gin Mann, pel6er
midi buiten bDrte, rietb mir, SIR Mlteraz
tib 81 gebrauden. S6 a6tete ba1nals
ni6t auf lin. Sd pur6e 10 i6limm,
oaB Der 9oftor mir lagte, i6 iolle na@
@bpming geben. Sd tbot 70, nnb ols
ib ba tpar, tpurbe ih itets 16limmer.
9ann erinnerte i6 midi, tpas mir bon
Sbrer Meoi8in 9eiagt tpurbe. Sd be-
gam Tie 81 nebmen, obne Der Sade irz
genb ipelden @lol1ben 81 1@enten, aber
bebor ib brei SIa1den genommen batte.
fonte i6 irgenb etpas e1en. Sieber unb
NadtihipeiB bDrte anf, unb mebr benn
Elm Sabr BIN ih tpobl 11nb befinbe MIDI
in beilerer @e1uno6eit nls lie 3ubor.
(glffioabit:) 90. s. g Sonar.
(Obiges abgetiir5t: mebr auf @er1m9en.)
@dman's Alteratibe fat iib biele Sab
re binburd erprobt in bo1iter @irt5amz
feit 9egen 1hlimme 6alsz uno 2ungenz
&ranfbeiten, 8ronhitis, bron6iales 0lthz
ma, bartnddige @rfdltungen unb i'm Mufz
ban bes Gb1tems. @ntbdlt feine 8ez
tdir6rn9smittel, @iftItoffe ODER Me6i8iz
men, Bic ii6 CUR @etpohn6eit formiren.
8erfa11ft bel Sen leitenben Mpotbefern.
an bos @dman 2aborotorium,
&bi1nbelbbia, Ha., fir 8ooflet. ipelebes
iiber 6eilungen unb onbere Gbioen5 ban=
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

ropa her 5nild)er Sen Mfdmnern id)mc=
tel;oeu Wehoe. gel ser Gerfol1lll1g
Der @ooosos trltg Eoli5eifapitan N.
Is. Ni5fett cine S%dnb1mlnoe anl
Nullouelcufe oappl. Nbrabaln @ao=
oco mllroe Damn fc1tgenpmmlen> l@cillcll1
.Nruoer gelang es 81 e1tfomme11, u1lo
Die Foli5ei lrd)t nad) lhn1.
Muhe1ter. - @iuiam Son,
peld)er felt 5lpei Mpl1oten li6 einem
@iubriiten rpegen bes So0es Iei1er
M1,tter bi,1gegeben botte, periltdte
icine Nro11 nit einem Mepolper 5n err
ibieben. Sem Spbn 9eslie mari lid
a1f i'm uno gab 10 Ser M1ttter @ele=
ger1beit SIR Tl11dt. @alo barouf err
ldien Ser Eoli5eidef McGermott nno
oiej en er9ob li1 Ser Mann. Sim Use
ge sum @aftlofale >p11rbe ct tobiild)=
tia, serrib in Ser s3eue ieine &leioer
in oiin1re Streii len 1no muBte na6
Dem Srrenaipl gcbroht lperoen.
Npro=Safpta.
0epiIs2ufe.- Ser 26jubrl=
9e TSarn1er Carl @amn1erberg muroe
o,1rd) sic 5uf1llige g%ntlaoung ieines
@emebres gct06tet. Ser damn bot
te Sic @%etpobnbeit, beim Efliigen oos
gelooene @erpebr NIT iid 51 fiibren.
Minot. - Ser 16jdbrige Sobn
G%ngebrete1n 1no Ser &nedt Setter
Nelion 1pltroen al1f Ser Stele getpo=
tet, ais Elm 8lit in einen Stal Ser
Gngebreten=Iorm BEL 8ortbolb ein~
ihlug uno bas @o11tperf in Brand
lcbte. Ser Stau brannte nie0er n1o
in linn perbra1n1ten al1h nel1n Yferoe.
0er 6armbeliter ielbit purbe ge=
ltreift, erbolte lid aber bal0 tpieoer.
Mnomooe. - Ser 56 Sabre
olte moblbobenbe 6arn1er Carl 9oc=
tor ipl1roe bon iei1en ourdgeben6en
Nieroen aus Sem @agen gei6leltoert
uno tr11g cinen @enidbru6 6opon>
melher nod 5tpolf Stunoen ieinen
Soo noh iid) 5og. Sn Ser 3mii6en<
5eit botte er ober fem 8emubtiein
a11f fur5e 3eit mie6ererlangt nno
modte 90 iein Seltament.
Mun6an.-N as ein5tge Mnge<
BOT fir sic grrt9tung 6es nelte11
Goltamts in Man6an, tpeld]es BON IS.
.. 2opeu BON Minneapolis eingerid<
tet 1pur6e u16 bas ouf $4S>995 laltz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

.. Mn0erion, Ser bei6uloigt par> GUT
gegebe1 GIT babe11, 6aB Mftiondre ser
Meaoe=G Mn1eiben ma6=
ten, melde so Nro5ent 6eS &apitols
ser @anf iiberi6ritten, gemel6et bat=
ten, oaB file it6 ni6t auf einen ouf
uni6t idul6ig" lauten6en @abripr119
einigen fonnten, mie ser &i@ter oies
ibnen nabegelegt batte, 1unr6en 1ie
entlaIien.
Mber6een.-M 11s Dem Cider
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