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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
Flood and
ornado
Hundreds Killed; Thou.
sands Homeless from
Terrible catas-
trophies

iinr.ers untold have. been the lot
~ the pef.pIe u Indiana. OHIO. Mis-
~.uri and Nebraska. the last three
daYs. Sunday night tornado tore
through the city NJ Omaha and trik-
utary country. leaving death and
nsvaatation in itg wake. Late re-
ports are 10 the effect that from ECO
~ 300 lIves in Omaha alone have
been iost Thousands were left
hnfnelcss. Tuesday the unprece-
dsnted rising u the Ohio river and
snfne If i's tributaries and the
breaking " great dams turned nj.
most the entire state Of Indiana and
part 81 Ohio into great lake.
Dayton. Ohio, is completely covered
with water from eight to twenty
feet deep. and hundreds have been
drowned Dozens Of other towns
he under water and reports Of death
totals in each varying from ten to q
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

Geneyieve Bach took the eighth
grade finals az our school. March
9th and 2is..
John Heer vas absent al the
week.
Emma Scha,z vas absent Monday
forenoon
Lizzie and LYDIA Becker we're alb
sent Monday.
Hontz Tempel eas on the sick list
,vo days las. week.
Rosena. Henry and Samuel Nag
ner entered school Thursday.
the next regular literary program,
will be given Friday evening, March
18th.
Ben Gibbon and Mabel Benedic.
visited the grammar department,
Monday.
On account Of Friday being Ger
man holiday. there were only FIVE ii
attendance in the primary room.
Faith Stedman was absent from
school Monday; also. Gladys Zunke
and Rachel Davis. Monday forenoon
Mr. Ben H. Gibbon visited oul
school to-day. and the stories he tolc
for the little folks were highly en-
joyed.
On the evening Of Friday. .Apri
II. 1919, the Temyik school will Civ,
a basket social after the yegula
literary program. The proceed
will be used toward installing heat
ing plants and the other school ne
cessities.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

hundred have been received. As yet,
no idea can be had Of the exact
magnitude Of the catastrophe.
Various state and city authorities
are rushing aid to the stricken states.
and state and government troops
are being dispatched to preserve
order and aid the suffering. Peru.
Ind. has asked the governor Of Indi-
ana that four hundred collins be sent
to provide for the dead. All the
stricken cities are cut off from the
outside world. The temperature is
falling. thus adding to the horror
and suffering. Fires nave broken
out in some Of the large factories.
and the fire departments are power
less.
Unconfirmed reports are to the
effect that the mammoth factories of
the National Cash Register Co. are on
fire at Dayton. 1t is said that the
collapsing Of the great reservoir at
Salina. ILL.,. is the cause Of the ter
rible disaster.
At Omaha the work of rescue is
under wav. and a fair idea of the ex-
tent Of the damage from the tornado
is to re had. The Record has re-
ceived q copy Of the Omaho Daily
Bee of Monday. from w. j. Traver,
giving an extensive report Of the
destruction wrought. Mr. Traver
states that he and his parents es.
capped without harm. and that the
property damage is comparatively
small.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27


Serial No. os42iy Mar % May 10
Notice for Publication.
department OF the Interior,
U. =. Land Once at kism atck n d.,
March Is, lal.
Notice is hereby giventhat
MICHAEL. ROliRltH
OF Strasburg, North Dakota, " o. on Nav 2
1906, maze Homestead Entry No s4;se. for
southwest quarter of sections, Township III
north. Range ~ west OF the Fifth Principal
Meridian, has filed roiice OF intention TO
make final tive-year proof. to establish claim
,oi he land above described, before f. ID.
FoRle, Clerk Of District Court, al Linton.
North Dakota. On the 81 day of May, lal:
aClaimant names AS witnesses:
John Bigler. Of Stta>burs. \ -
Matthias lipp, OF Strasburg, y. u.
i.orenz Lipp, Of St,a>burg, \. u.
kasper Burgud. of Strasburg, n. u.
H. y. STEVENS. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
IEMVK TALK.

-s~s,'zHs-cs-s - see Ee,o-d sHAcA =
We certainly saw lots OF swell
Easse. bonnets asst Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Davis returned
TO Aberdeen. Monday from their trip
to Montana
GossIieb Seha,z returned TO Aber-
deem. Tuesday to continue his stud
les a. the norma.
Chris Albrechs ard Peter Schmidt,
arc families moved their household
goods TO town. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ma,h. Reich, j.. are
The proud parents Of . big baby boy,
bosn SATURDAY. March I'd.
The Emmonz County Telephone
Company had board Of directors
meeting, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Chas- Dewitt returned home
Friday night from Iowa. where be
made short visit with relatives.
Mr.. Jacob Hsar. from Eureka, S
D.. visited with G. Scba,z and fam
lily se~ days. returning Tuesday.
M John Bors,ad returned Sa.u,
day from Bruce. 5. D.. where b.
had been visiting friends and ,ela
tives for some time.
Miss Christina PudwiIl .etu,net
Saturday from her home at Herrled
5. D.. where she had been visiting
her mother for some time.
Mr.. Ed. Beidelspacher has opened
cream station in the building for
merly known as the postofhce. Tn
town is fortunate IN getting an ex
perienced buyer. Bring your mex
can o. cream to Ed.
School Notes
Hon,z Tempel. Faith s,ednar
Rachel Davis. Gladys Osthmeyel
Gladys Zunkel, Leah Balcn an
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
Notice Real Estate + r=e'oslrs

Notice is hereby given ,is.. #sl
mortgage. executed and d.. ss-e
lam 7. Brooks and Clos st s3siia4a
ana wife, mortgagofs. to T. Ma 4n4
W. sims. MORTGAGES, dated ~ Hs>i i.
Soven Der, 100. and flied for h d es
ONCE OF the Register " deeds 's- n
of Emmons and state Of Mort. a d. s.
the 9TH day OF January. lalo- ail.i
Book 81 of Mortgages, on page e j,
signed by said MORTGAGE, + Z fsri
w. sims, said assignment h4rii- ..,l |
for record in the Office Q. liz s-,t.F
Deeds OF Emmons county and Stat NIL
Dakota, on the 18th tlay u Mar ada
corded in Book ii " Mortgages Bs.t IS
Will be foreclosed by a sai- q. .tt
In such mortgage aud here!ussis' w. s'rti
at the front door OF the Court Il lrs
village Of Linton. county u tu g, e9
state of North Dakota. al IL, tesr 81
O'clock y. N on the ls,h day l, AZ
1913. to satisfy the amount dae lass
gage on the day OF sale. Th. ,,
scftbed in such mortgage ana n.
sold to satisfy the sane are DIS
lows:
Northwest quarter OF section tweass
IN. W. 4 OF Sec. III. and the >auits-s; .sf
ter OF section twenty-thre- -
-. all In township one hunGfs'. il5f's it:ee
llI0 north, range seventy ~ SIS
oth 4. NJ in Emmon> coants N1it 3ael
Ia.
There will Inc due on sucn rIsjrt.s.-a # tie
date Of sale the sum ~ st.ss ii.rsl
ninety -four dollars lsl--+ ~ -sss ;s
costs OF this foreclosure
Mortgage .isii As -,,a
Chas. Coventry,
Attorney for Mortgage aud A,>
Linton, North Dakota f@9A
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
Subscribe for the Record.
Notice of Leasing Of School and
Sfato I opde


he school and state lands in Emmons
county. North Dakota, not already leased /,
WI ne offered for rent II y public leasing to
De held At the court house in the City oi Lin.
ton In said county on Thursday the 18th dav
VI Aptii 1919. commencing at > o'clock r. NJ
ne terms OF the leasing will lie ~ follows.
All lands will be offered for u term OF FIVE
Yeas BEGINNING with the season Of 1918, and
only OF Tor grazing and hay purposes al the
minimum annual rental OF 49, dollars for
each quarter section.
4. ~ Lands will be struck on to the highest
bidder. who will he required To pay III lie
tihe ~ leasing the rent for the season OF 1913:
also an additional fee OF 800 for issuing
tease, whch fee will be charged for each q u ar
Ter section or fraction thereof included ia
such lease.
subsequent Years rent will become due
January Isl OF each Year and in default Of
pAy ment within thirty days thereafter, lease
Will be cancelled without notice Il, lessee
any cultivated tracts viii tie offered at y
minimum annual rental OF live per cent OF
the appraised value thereof.
q list OF the lands to be offered for lease.
viii t'e on tile with the treasurer OF said
Weeks before the date OF the IL aslng
Coal rights are reserved To the state in all
leases. and the Board Of University and
school Lands reserves the r,rAt TO r.. i..i.t any
aud all bids. 10y
~ leases are subJerf to cancellation IN
cdXe III sale
The, only way to secure the use OF ans
sehs oi or state land is by leasing on above
Terms $500
dated at Bismarrb. North Dakota. This .,,,,
day OF February. 1913
ALIEN. MACDONALD
Commissioner
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
WESTTIELD WlSPERS.

c.--~s-. ss..--e..s = ~ s-,,r-,s. x4-sce
Ess-s ting so .os good prise
=, the kerkst-a sac
Yesterday vas Faster. and = nice
little snoxs-e.n came with i.
c. Van &c. S-orsse expects TO
move CO us osn farm this week
K Van Ger Va. who spent the
winter q Canada. is again a. home
John SIksefna. who has been sick
a. the kome - : Cleysrinsa,is doing
nicely
There acre some rigs seen going
northwest lass thursday night No
reports. As yet
Mr.. ard Mrs. T. whalen have
moved % farm about four miles
nor,hxs, ot Pollock. s D
van der s-orssa & Ryckman. the
hsssline xelI makers. are Tow a,
work for Joe Van der Vorste
NJ. ard Mrs. Jacob Van Houte
have eft :or Io..a. where MS Var
Hou,e Is 10 Undergo an operation.
Late reports are 10 the effect tha'
W. Roxer'iink has chance 70 sci
hss store 10 party from Pollock
/. is reported that one Of oul
young men has moved a house. ant
be wears one q: those melancho!.
smiles Something bidding.
Sunny.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
IN PIONEER DAYS

the same Awakening 10 the c<cess.-
ties Of TIE ease /. Is The onls policy
,ha, viii yin.
Mr.. L. 7. Buckley. Of tie Arm
strong neighbour I'D. visited The
county seat Nonsay
The mosquitoes are not very
Troublesome as get Everybody
,hoosht Old Winter ma abdicased
tor good AID all in favor Of Spring
q fortnight ago But it SEEMS De
changed bis mind. for this week BE
returned. pushed the gentle queen
off into snow hank and remcuntet
the throne. The weather mas been
mild and pleasant More snos has
fallen. bot i, < rapidly melting
Glencoe Correspondence
4 larRe amount Of corn and mliies
will De sovn n this vicinity this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Armstrong, y
Williamzport, vere 10 Glencoe last
week.
Farmers are getting ready for
seeding bur spring seems IA. Of.
a. yet.
". B.osn has bought an OK 10
match another one be hAs He will
break them in ard run his oen farm
this year.
Vim. NcCrory has boogh, team
Of cay Uses. wagon ard harness, ard
vii proceed 20 make things lively
| round home
George McMurr;eh sports semi
clerical ezrb nos, and uses 90 cuss
words when handling his oxen. fol
/ be i. managing the Pev. G. P. Will
Jams ranch during the latter tempo
rary absence
i, Danbury Correspondence
| Home Again, How sweet The
words sound. Although We recent
citizens Of Camp Shields enjoyed our
selves greatly in our winter quarter:
On the banks Of the Big Muddy
yet There's no place like home
/ Mr.. Shields and family have mol
got home yet and Mr.. Roderick still
fingers there, hu. last accounts state
that the tao families have move.
out of the tim Der and are stopping
temporarily at Mr.. Shermer
Court News
| Bismarck Tribune: Samuel E
Cooyer vs. Vim. :. CaszeIman, being
an appeal case from Emmons county
IN which E. I. Herrick appears fol
the plaintiff and ". H. Winchstel
for the defendant, consumed IT,.
greater part Of the morning. Th<
plaintiff sued 10 recover SLIP fol
digging q sell. The cas-. wss triel
by the court Judgmen. in favor Of
defendant and against plaintiff fonl
costa.
From the Record. July %. 1875
Treasurer Stevenson vas in tow,
yesterday a severe hail-storn
visited Campbell county las
Wednesday. For the past tw,
weeks hardly a night has passed
without q good shower. Georg.
Cochrane. the Rnop- Glendale mail
carrier. is still quite sick a. Ellen
dale Henry East, Of Gayt wa
over on business Saturday and re
mained for the dance in the evening
Mesars Bumstead and Dean, O
Winchester. passed through Will
Transport Sunday on their way I,
the Capita City. q. Sheriff Wad,
has escaped" from the land Of tn,
kanucks. and is now abiding by tn,
waters Of the mighty Missouri an,
singing. Home agin, home agin
from furrin shore
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
From the Record. March s'th.

From the Record. March Sth.
ls
In Town and Out
The county commissioners meet
next Monday
County Clerk Herriek returned
Monday from his visit TO the Capital
City.
We understand tina. Miss Anna
Pe.rie viii teach the F ieiden school
the coming term.
Miss Edna f. Conner writes 10
lady friend the, she expects TO be
home about the first Il A>y.
A number II our correspondence
must have the spring fever, as they
haven't written for several weeks
The Record would Ike to hear from
all If you
The river IS booming high. and
We understand parts Of the bottoms
are flooded Inc ice had not bro
ken. W II Wednesday evening. bat
was lifted Up az the water raised.
The trial Of cisil suit, in which
W. /. Yeater was plaintiff ard E. c.
Packer detendent. took place Thurs
day before judge Doherry Verdict
for plaintiff
AZ spring comes on apsce and the
time Tor oar annual bath draws nigh
Nc look with longing eyes toward
Minneapolis to learn what propose.
ton our young Flour City soap-sUb-
scriber mas to make this year.
The Missouri broke last week >,
Poplar River, Montana. Ice dam.
were formed. the stream over7oSec
its banks. and the whole bottom
which includes millions of acres O.
land, was inundatd for ever 10
miles- There vas great Joss d
cattle.
Wonder what Mlsz Common in Nes
York and Mrs Brock in Connecticu
think of New England as . win
ter resort Won't they be glad I.
get back to the sunny skies and yer
dant prairies Of Gods country wher,
people never perish in the snow
drifts Of city streets.
On account Of lame horse, Mr.
James Hughes, the Steele Williams
port mail-carrier. made round-triI
last week On foot. The distanc,
around by Roop iz a good fort,
miles. the route IL much Of the way
through AZ unsettled country. am
Mr.. II Is over fifty years Of age.
The winter term u Williamson
achool closed Friday. Only on
school DAY was lost during the term
although number Of the childre,
attended from distance of . mill
and half And yet some eastern
people say that woman and chiIdrel
can't 90 out Of doors during ths
winter in Dakota
There il one thing sure vhethe
or not Immigration continues to pou
into Dakota. there will be no DANCE
OF the population decreasing. Th'
birthrate in Dakota is remaYkabi,
high. In Enm1ns county durin,
the past yea. the crop vas a larg
one, and IT. successor prospects ar
extremely fiatteriny.
..,early 800 immigrants arrive.
over the Milwaukee yesterday a
Aberdeen. The Republican state
that most VI them are u settle west
north and northwest Of that place
The railroads in Central Dakota ar
doing the only thing which will eve
make their roads profitable gettin,
people into the country. The oil
Pioneer line also shows some signs o
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
Notice Of Mortgage Force

Notice is hereby given that tha 'sfi
mortgage executed and detiyerei Is ~
IL. Fowler and Isabelle Fpw NJ
mortgagors. to the Farmers >flte IN
MORTGAGE. dated the 18th da. - Vetes
1910, and filed for record i'll thu 80.
Register OF Deeds In the county u Enes
In the stateof North Dakota, on iie -
OF October, A. ID. 1910. AT > - nei@N 2
and recorded in BOOK ii OF Mort. -
Page IL. will he foreclosed By a >ale
premises IN such mortgage and her,ii
desc. tbed, VI the front door of tn
mouse. in tie village Of Linton, CONE
Emnons and state OF North Dakota
nour OF O'Clock y. nj. ON the eJtii ''ssY
April. A. ID. 1913. TO satisfy the aiQuN
on such mortgage on the day OF >Ah
mortcagee having elected under the Z
OF the mortgage to declare the whDfc- ~
cured thereby to be due
The premises described in sueh n
and which will be sold To satisfy tils -
are described as follows: LOT nine c@
Tie northeast quarter OF the n.at>s4e
quarter IN. f. = of the y w. "a " :.
seven %. and tue southeast quarter
southwest quarter Is. f. i OF the
ana Lot ten uOl, in Section siN tn, 2
(lH) north. OF Range seventy eist
west Of the 5th r. NJ. in Emmons cti.a
North Dakota.
There Will lie due on such mortgage
date OF sale the sum OF SllUSi, together
the costs OF foreclosure
Dated this Eth day of March. \. II II
FARMERS STATE BANh
Mortsa-,
ARMSTRONG & CAMERON.
Attorneys for MostgAgee, Gnar9
Linton. North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
Notice to Credit,
he matter Of the E>.a;s - 10

In The matter Of the Fs.as q 'zv' 49,
Dece ased.
Notice IS hereby given rs tie anas.> -g5i
> a. Fischer. Administrator aiii.
neNed OF the last will II Peter MA -
the village OF Strasburs, III tiir at's q
Emmops and state OF NORTH Htssti DE-
ceased. To the creditors OF, ana usr>W.'
having claims against, said drc.a>.a ~
hibit them with the necessary Sii''f'
within six mouths after the frs, pt.,s y
q this notice. to said Adn,pi>fr.i $ ~
" Ill annexed at the security STAT, t.nr e
the village OF Strasbury, il $50 =
county. North Dakota
Dated March i,t, a. u. l,lt.
"a tls, HIKE.
Administrator with VIII AHasSra
First publication on the bth day Of As'sA
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27
GENERAL STORE FOR SALE.

GENERAL SIORE FUR SALE.
! will sell my large general mer-
chandise business at Te,nvik on very
liberal terms. have been in bust
ness here for some time past and
have built up large trade. How.
ever. | wish to retire from active
bushes and take trip with my
wife back to the FatheYland. Tenn
vik is located IN the midst Of good
farming community and is an ideal
place for general store. If you
are interested, write me or come to
Temvik and investigate for your
self.-Adv. Yours very truly,
Gottlieb schatz.
(marl3) Temvik. n. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

For Sale. One team Of Horses.
weight about $50 pounds. Well
broke. Price is right. Address Chas.
H. Pearson. z. D. No. /. Braddock.
n. D.-Ady. M.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

For Sale. lsD bushels Of Siberian
Millet Seed at $40, p=r bUshel ADJ
dress Jacob Groen. Hague. y. D.
Sec. @-l1.5. -AGv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

/, 49,, suSu u.auuur
| He is not necessarily the winner Of
the first prize. It 10 within the BROW.
ince Of the county superintendent to
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

To Rent-iiu acres. one mile from
Linton. Seed What furnished. Ap
Is 70 Leonard du Heaune. adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-03-27

ARMSTRONG & IAAEHoN.
Attorneys for MostgAgee,
Linton. North Dakota.
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1Mniprtd an fatboliide, bentidje Yin.
fiebler.

rGus 2atab ont &eooe Miper 1T bon
Ser Dorninion &egterung ser @otorra-
iation peit uno brett eroffnet. Son
alien 2a1roern @uropas uno sen Ser.
|Stoaten bemegt ii@ cine ge1naltige
@imponoerung nn@ bieier @ege1po.
8eio1oerS Sic Mor0ieite oes Beace in
groBen fladen 8rairten ii1 nesoek
memo iit uiiberun fir sem Mderbal1 a,1to
audi Ser @ieb5u# iebr bortbeilbaft.
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barrt muir 6es @fluges I'M asrbar gee
mad)t 5lt 1per0en un6 8uid ur,o Stei1t-
ger0n giebt es dl1berit penig. gin
Bis ein SUB tief idaparaer @runbbo-
SEN iiber5iebt ole 0berfI66e aes 2ar1-
oes. ginige grnten betpeilen bereita
sic grpBe g~rgtebigteit 6es Booens.
@ei3en, Sofer, @erfte, &~artoffeIn,
&iibet un6 bieGe onoere @emiiiearte1
geoeiben bortrefflt@. Sroit lift bier
welig gu fiirdten a1n6 oos @limn lit
uno fret Don iidaolider 6eu&
.tigfeit. 3as 9ono mir6 boI6 bon 81.
ienbabnlinien ourdBogen meroen. M,.-
genblihlib bout mon an elmer 8nbu-
'linie bon Goanonton nod Diirupega11.
SSn ser Nabe BON Diintpegor1, 5tp9If
Meilen nor60iAiib fat iid cine tatbo-
lide, 5eutfde Mniieol11ng gebi1t
l1nb al4u 6ieielbe gernm lit nod bel
glltes M6erluno fir &ennif6iittter1 frfii.
Ser bier r~eiioitererroe &rieter iiit be-
reit ttelten Mriie0lern a1lh nod peiL
teren MllfidIuB 5u ertbeilen."
@ep. Gatber y: giebIer,
81. 6. sc. Burnt 99ffiiper,
gia Neaoe @iiber Groifim MIta, Gan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
les 5urb @errn 8aor bon @lf &iper
olrsbeiiern uno be6ellteno beri90nern.
Weire @rpne.

Die ONT Mbe1t6e bes SItermontags
bier bonn &tr6endor a1nter Mnleitltng
bes bier uls 9ebrer angeitellten @errn
Mnor. @Sebler 5lant @eiten ser @enpein=
6e peraritaltete n11terbaltl1ng muB in
ieoer Sinii6t als mirfliher @rfolg
be5eidnet tper0en. 8iemobl sic @it=
terurg ntdt einlo6en6, NOR ser Be-
ir@ ein erfreulider, ut6 nidt min6er
erfreult@ tparen sic 2eiftun9en aller,
Sic gum @eltngen 5es> @ansen nad
beiten &raften beitrugen. &err @eB-
Ter bat mit ieiner l1nterbalh1ngsii6ee
0erarttgen Mnflar,g g%ef1noen, 5oB iid
Elm a%lleemeines @erlangett nod mebr
6erartigen ltnterbolt1ngen perlal1ten
lieb. &err &ebler fat be1nteie len, oaB
er pom ridtige1 l1nterbaltungsgetit
beielt lit, BON oem er itd boffentli6 gu
loblihem G6un Fin u1t0 apie6er orei-
fern labt. - SRI. &elena @eim+
id5mibt a11ro SRI. Mellie 5netting, BEL
Sc BON Morris, baben ii@ bier aIs
Acknowledgement nie6ergelaiien un6
hereits ibnen @eidaftsiinn befa1noet
inns ol1h anerfant1t geieben.
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Sdiueine.

Sdjmeine.
G;e folgen6e Isabelle 3eigt ods
Durdidnittsge1pi9t Ben Dnrd-
f6nittspreiS u116 ben b0dften unS
~nieorigiten felt 6em II. M1r5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
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BEL MAIDEN. FabeIt oaS &ino niht. BERN nbgli=
berneiie nirb babnrcb nitbt gebolfen. Dieie Bes
bnnbIuna BELT aud eriuathiene lnb alte 2ellte. Die
llrin= @dtpieristeiten bel Sag ooer Maebt baben.