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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-04
MRS. HOLMAN ADMITS
ACROSTIC TO ERNEST
dedicated Verses to Present
Husband. Though Neither
Was Divorced.
NTRSE TELLS LIFE IN CELL
Say, Rcctor's Wife Was Left in
Filthy Room With Homi-
cidal Maniacs.

H,prroRp, Conn. June 3.--More sensa-
,,oral allegations OF the manner whereby
she was abducted to a Vermont mad
house aud of her existence there for three
weeks came out In the United States
court here to-day when Mrs. Elizabeth
Alden Curtis Holman. wife of Frederick
Ernest Holman OF Waterville, Me-. head Of
a Boston news concern. again took the
Stand In her suit for $4,000 damages
against her divorced husband. the Rev.
Cranston Brenton of Yonkers and Doctors
oliver g. smith and Paul Waterman
promlncn, Hartford physicians. An asy-
luni nurse corroborated much Of Mrs.
Holmans testimony regarding her incar-
ceration.
Mrs Holman withstood searching
cruss-eNamnation. When confronted with
her book The Norseman." poetic
drama. which ran through a private issue
Of 200 copies. she quietly admitted the
authorship, also that the first letters OF
the verses IN the Introduction formed an
acros'ic reading. "To thee. Ernest. q my
love- She further acknowledged that
Ernest was her present husband, who
had not then been divorced from his first
wife
She said she didn't think her husband
was Justified Ia objecting because he
didn't know anything about the hidden
scrostc and because she had not been
Nvpg with him as his wife for some
years.
Locked with Nnninc., Says Nurse.
Mrs. Holman was temporarily with
drawn from the witness stand to enable
Miss Lucy Townsend. "A nurse of Barre
VI to testify. Miss Townsend who was
special attendant on Mrs. Holman. testi-
fed that the Brattloboro madhouse was
an old fashioned insane asylum for
pauper patients. who were never quiet
and that some who had suicidal and
homcida manlas crept into Mrs. Bren-
tuberculAr patients were washed with
all the other dishes. Chairs and dishes
were thrown at meals and Mrs Holman
was struck Mrs. Holman's cell was
cheaply furnished with n small iron bed
bars on the windows. no space for a trunk
and no lights
The nurse testified she always had Mr..
Holman under restraint. that visits by
Brenton and DR.. Waterman upset Mrs
Holman terribly and that Dr =. T.. Law
ton. the superintendent, told her Mrs. Hol
man was not insane.
~ would do or say most anything fol
fhcm If they would only take me away
From here she quoted Mrs. Holman a.
sayin=. She declared Mrs. Holman's col
a. the asylum was a filthy little aftNir ant
that the one window could be raised onl,
Ave inches behind the barred grating
Miss Townsend said photographs showed
her by the defence were much decorated
and intlmated the asylum interior haC
been fixed up for the occasion. as she had
never seen It so orderly.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
BRIEF STATE NEWS

PIainville-Miss Charlotte Scott has just celebrated her S7th birthday at her home in Canal street.
 Bristol-The Pierson Engineering and Construction company has filed a with the secretary of state from S50,- 900 to $150,000
 MiddIetown-The will be about T25 in the graduating class of the Middletown High school in June. This will be the largest class in the his tory of the school
 Winsted- have been received for the new church to be erected at St. JOSeph's R. c. church and it is eX- peCted that the contract will be award ed this week.
 Waterbury, Factory h. spector D P Sullivan recently finish ed a weeks work in Waterbury. He inspected many of the factories and all of the local bakeries and found them all to be in first class condi- ton.
 New Haven-There Is invested in New Haven $1.694,210 in automobiles. This information is contained in the list of taxable personal property which is given in a statement Of the city s financial condition issued by Controller Arthur D. Mullen.
 New Britain-The mercantile divi- sion of the Chamber of Commerce Tn meTnbe berShip committee held a meet ing the other afternoon at the rooms of the New Britain Business Men s association and made plans for their part in the membership campaign. which has recently been started.
 Meriden-That all public dances should be licensed and that five wo- men censors should be appointed to attend such public dances and pass upon the morals of the participants is the belief of Mayor Donovan, who seeks to have a bylaw covering all these provisions passed by the cOun- cil
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
 -TO- TAXPAYERS

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Norwich are hereby notified that I have a warrant to levy and collect tax of twelve and one half Q212) mills on the dollar on the town list of 1913, payable April 10, 1914. And for the purpose of collect ing the same I will be at the Col lector's Office in the Court House daily from a. III. to 12.30 D. m, and from to p. III. from April 10 to May Il. inclusive, except the following days:
 On Monday, April 19, will be at the store of H, $. Young, Norwich Town, from II a. ID. to 1 p. m.
 On Tuesday, April 14, from 10 to 11.30 a. m. at the Yantic Store
 On the same day at the store of nj. to 1.30 p. m. On Wednesday, April 15, at W. s. Fetcher's store. Falls, from F m. to q p. m.
 On Thursday. April Is. at the, drug store of John A. Morgan, Greeneville from II 8. m- to D. m.
 On Friday, April r. at the drug store of George N. Rathbone. West Side from Il a. m. to l D. m.
 On Saturday, April IS. at the Peo- ple's Store Taftville, from F m tc z.S0 p. m.
 On Monday. April 20. at the store ot Sherwood B. Potter, East Side, from Il a. m. to 1 D. m.
 All persons neglecting this notice will be charged legal fees and addi tions.
 THOMAS A. ROBINSON, : Collector.
 Dated at-Norwich. Conn. March IS 1914.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25

Ale blood came and she would cry herself to sleep. In the morning the pillow would be covered with blood and htInor where she would have scratched it in her sleep. During the day she was miserable.
 I used - and - as well but they did her no good for the ringwerTn was getting bigger and bigger. I had given up hopes. At the end of five naonths read about the Cuticura Soap and Ointment so sent for them right away. I then bought some more and used them according to directions and in less than three weeks she was quite cured. In four weeks the hair was growing thicIly over it so that you would neverbnow she had a sore. 2 (Signed) Mrs. Corbett, Nov. 30. 1912.
 A single cake of Cuticura Soap (25c.) and box of Cuticura Ointment (5Oc.) are often sufficient when all else has failed. Sold throughout the world. Sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book Address postcard Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston,
 Men who shave and shampoo with Gu ticura Soap will findit best for skin and scalp,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25

Washington, March 24.-Congress is on the verge of the most vigorous leg islative struggle that has enlivened it's proceedings in many years-the con test over the administration proposal to repeal the provision of the Panama canal act granting toll exemption to American coastwise ships.
 Plans for taking up the Sims repeal bill were completed in the house today and democratic leaders aligned on both sides of the issue have marshalled their forces and prepared their argu- mentS. It was generally conceded that the bill would be called up for general debate by Thursday, and that it might be reported some time tomorrow when Representative Henry. chairman of the rules committee. proposes to submit a rule to limit general debate on the measure to fifteen hours. \ vote on this rule when reported will, in a meas ure, test the strength of the opposing forces.
 "Free Tolls" Was An Amendment.
 Preliminary to the debate. which is certain to be most spirited, special at tention was given tonight by senators
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
Additional Crisco
 Facts
New Cook Book Free

Marion Harris Neil Cookery Editor Ladies Home Journal 250 original
   altyedin nonof  ohandss ssent rEg
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
HALF OF NEW WORKS
 COWS TUBERCULOSIS
Milk Committee Makes Startling As-
 sention to Governor GIynn.

New York, March 24.-HaIf a million dairy cows, one-half the number in New York state, are tuberculosis, and physical examination can detect net more than Der ceHt. of the infected animals. This assertion heads a statement sent to Governor Glynn and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25

the presiding officers of the state leg islatnre today by the New York milk committee. m organization founded by the association for improving the con- dition of the poor, The commf tTee's purpose is to persuade the legislature to postpone action on the Webb Wheeler bill. which seeks to cope with the pure milk problem by providing for compulsory examination of all dairy cows and the slaughter of those found to have tuberculosis.
 Must Be Made to Understand.
 General OaFranza's EnaReHVeFing only
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25

the eye. It moved SO that it got around the temple, finally it moved into her hair and the hair fell out on the spot where the ringworm was. By this time it was larger than half a dollar. It burned and itched so cha -a,,fI s.-o@,,I, ..Asa
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
Ladies' All over Apron.

PercaIe, gingham chambrey and sim liar fabrics may be used for this prac- ticsl design, which serves as com plete cover and protector for the gown or dress underneath. It is cut with low neck and cap sleeve to insure coolness and comfort. The pattern is cut in It requires 5 1k yards of 6-inch mate rial for the medium size.
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
 Order through The Bulletin Company, Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25

adds to Secretary Bryan's perniexdt1eH. some way to make CarranZa under stand that the United States will do fts utmost to protect the foreigners in Mexico whether the Carranza govern ment is officially recognized or not Springfield Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
Notice to Taxpayers.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Colchester are hereby notified that l have warrant to levy and col 1ect tax of ten mills OH the dollar on the Town List of 1913, payable April 1st, A. D. 1914, and for the purpose of collecting the same I will be at my place of business April 1st, and every Wednesday after in April, 1914, from I to p. m. All persons negIecting this notice will be charged legal fees and additions.
 Colchester, Conn, March 9th. 1914
 mar11d E. C. SNOW, Collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
Man to Swim the Rio erande.

Gen Fred Funston is stationed on the Mexican border. Any time that President Wilson gets tired of waiting and decide to have something done, he can have it-kansas City Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
Don't Know It,s Loaded

The legislators at Frankfort who | favor constitutional prohibition are l evidently unacquainted with it's his tory.-Louisville Courier Journal,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
HAIR FELL OUT'>
 WITH R|NGWORN
Burned and .ltched So Scratched Until Blood Came. Cried Herself to Sleep. Cuticura Soap and
 Ointment Cured in Three Weeks.

161 Harrison St.! PawtucIet. R. I.-- "When first noticed the ringworm on my little girl it was just tiny little spot below
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
0Fi3iener 8eridbt Der Mnsz
9leiebnn9SbebDrbe np,t
Stearn8 SpnntD, Mftmrt.

Office pes gulmtp@Muoitors,
5tearns County, Minn., 20. Sl1lt, 1914.
Ser County : 8parb trat als M1sgletz
dlm9sbebDrbe BON Stearns County,
Miul1., nah @eietespprldrift .5ulan1z
men. Ser County = Mltbitpr rief Die Sc
b0rpc CUR 0rbmtng. Mnlue leno: S. 8:
&%olpalfnrsfi, &ole,tin @ernaan, Saeot
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nudpem iener u1,ter gio 9enonrmen, lpie
oe1cklid ppraeld,rieber,, prga1ilirte it'd,
Sic @ebDrbe. Sluf Mntraa bes Sacnb We
Der, 11uterl tiitt bon Midael 2pio,, lpuroe
s. $. GanfieIo einltimmig als @prlibe1
6es 8naro erlpdblt. 3uihriften bon Der
Miune1ptu Stcucr &%ommilipn be3iigz
lid Ser Nbltpatlu19er> 8e1teuerltllg.
YfliHtcn ser observation-disclosures etc.
ipllrpen Sem @oaro unterbreitet, lpr9fdlz
tia plrtboelelen, erDrtert unb Mufbemabz
RING ol,oepronet. Nuf @utro9 @ertagunQ
biz nndnnittags 3 llbr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

8fsroe ! Sa1r nr0 untsr 8pei g 8roa.
ltn6 2 Sabre uno nnter bret 25 Ero3.
Mb1hlaa; &ferbe 3 Sabre nno bariiber
10 8ro5. 3uiblag; &englte etc. 80 8ro8.
nno @inbbie6 mter einem Sabre Is Prozz
gent 3ul6lag; Mi,,opieb ! xSsabr unb ntlz
ter 8lpei 10 Yro5. Nbldla9; 3ulNlag:
&iibe so &ro5.; 8llllen 100 Rro3. 9@az
f 80 g gTo j,x @etll!!g gern 49, aks 3. Xr0 "a
Yrp5.; Sarmg eratbe etc, 80 Ero5.; Ba<
gen etc. SO Bro5;; ,Bferoe9eldirr nno
Splpn Sarming Suidlag:
6allsgerdt6e etc. 1875 Yro5.; ytabmaldtz
nen so Yrp5.; Sa1denz 1lno @ollSlbre11
100 @ro8.; Yferoe }nter eiaem Sabre
20 @ro8: abi6lae; 3ai@lag: Yferee 1
sSabr nnb nnter 5lpei 80 Yro5.; Yferoe
2 SATIRE ur1b unter brei 20 Yro5.; gferoe
3 Sabre unb bariiber Is Ero3.; @eng1te
goo mNro5;a :; Miaopie9 u!ter ei , M.s Sabre ']1s
u,1te:r 3ipei 10 Bro3. Mbidlag; 53uiehlag:
Minobieb 9 Sabre uno nnter Drel Is Yroz
5ent; @iibe IS 8ro5.; 8u1en 60 Ero3.;
gGafe 100 9ro8:; &sfliieel Sc 2/3 Nrpez
sent; @unbe 400 Bro5.; Sarmgeratbe
etc. 200 Yro5.; @a9en etc. Is Yro5.;
g erSegei9irr nno Satt g. - Nro5:; Matz
tagl1ng biz 2 l1br na6u1ittags.
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60 &ros.;; Eferoe 8 Sabre uno barilber

60 gro5.; Eferoe 8 Sabre uno oariiber
20 Tro5.; 3ubtbengite $50 gro5.; @tm3z
pieb u11ter einem Sabre 20 Rro5. Mbz
1dlaa; 3u1dlag: Minbpieh 6tpei Sabre
1,nnb inter brei 10 Rrp5.; @iibe 10 Ero5.
8ulen 10 Yro5.; 9dafe 100 Sro8,;
@efliigel 2OOEro5.; 5dlpeine 400 Pro5.;
6%armgeratbe etc. 200 Yro6.; Wagen etc;
80 Yrp3.; Efer6egel6irr lmo Sdttel
33 1/3 8rpa.; Nutomobile 100 Fro5.;;
@ampfuaIdinen, 9mnpffe1el ETC.: 100
@rpa.; Acknowledgement etc. SO Yro5.
@prratb etc. in Snlnpelz 3immern 100
Fro5.
Gplpn 8rpcflpah. 3ulblag:
@a1lsm0bel etc. 500 Yro5.; Mdbmal1iner
400 &rps.; Sa1henz ltnD @anonbren 100
Yrp5.; Mlapiere $50 Bro6.; Yfcroe unte1
eiuem Sabre 10 Yrp5.; Pferoe | ,Sob1
uuo umter 51pei 20 Yro5:; Hferoe
SATIRE uno inter BRET 80 Ero5.; Sud)t.
hHeualte etc. 200 Hro3.; 8inopieb eiu
sSo6r u,,b mter 5>pei 10 Yrp5. Mb16lag:
&inppieb 3 Sabre n1o inter bret 15
Yrps.; @iibe so Yrp5.; 8ullen 140 Eros
sent; 5hafe 100 Hro5.; 5dmeine sc
&rp5. @efliigel 70 Yro5; @dlpeine 400
8ro5.; Sarmgerdtbe etc. $50 Yro5:; Mas
oer etc. 900 Ero5.; Mutomobile 25C
&rp5.; 9reidunu16iuen etc. 100 Fro5.:
yompfnoidineu, 9anpfteiel etc. 81
8rps. 8prratb etc. in Compel Slmmerr
800 Yro5. - Muf Nutrag &%ertagung BIZ
8 1br anbern Morgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
mM :6M
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU
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@rnnobeiibers nont G4ml6ifrttt
getrennt az tuer6en.

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i'm @dulbiitrift 1872 in 5ieiem gomf1tn
unter5ei6netes @eiuG, in tpteldem Bar
getban If, baB er Ser Gioentb2mer Ser
fol9eno Be i6riebenen QanSsreien it. ST.
in 9enanntem 9iitrift gelegen 5inb, nqrnz
li6: 8M bon MGH, Section i24. nett
lib bon &ange 81 in Sotpnlbip Garmino
IN Stearns COUNTY, Winn., un6 SAX er
bier i9ulpfli6tige &inber Fat, baS es
terri&t inn 9iifrift 1872 b%ei8utpobnen,
lpeil auf bem nd9iten @eae Sic Diito13
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Dem 8oaro Der County : &omnii1dre bon
StearnS gountg u11terbreitet ipl1roe, u1o'
nadfu6eno, oaB feline beiagten 2arbez
re1en bon genanntem 9i1tritt 1872 9ez
trernt uno Dem 9tftritt 40 folten 511gez
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lno Alab. fir Elm oiesbe5iiglides gerb0r
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11adDu11g erla1en. DAB genan1tes &erhDr
bon be1agter 8ebDrbe in elmer am 90.
5!epten1ber 1914, nadmittugs 8 llbr
IN per @ountD = Muoitorsoffice in Ser
Staot ct. Glou6, beginnen6en @ibrtl1e
9e9alten tperoe, 5u tpelder 3eit un6 an
neld@em Blabe beiagte 8ebDr6e Sic Mrol1z
11ente aQer babel intereiirter Eerloneu
t11r poer ,gegen @enebmigung bes @el11z
des anb0ren miro. 9a6irt,1 ct. Glpl1b,
Mfi1an., ben 10. Ss11li, 1914. SIM Nl1fz
TRACE Der @ountbz8 ebDrbe.
(Siegel) Midplas sbomes,
eonntpa Iuoitor nno @rzoffieio glert
Deg 8oaro. ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
9ieultag, Sen 81. Suli 1914.

SlttlIlIlH, pSV 81. Cttt 49,.
Ser @%ertaoli1g 9emdd6 trat Sic 8eb1rz
Sc 5ulammen; ale Mitglteber anlpel eno,
S. $. Ganfielb ais Torllter. Nuf %nz
trug lpurben folgenoe Ne1oerungen on
Yer1 pnaleigentbnms : Mbl6dbnngen, ip1e
bon Sen M11el1oren beridtet, getroften:
Eotpn goIIegebtlle 3u1dlag:
@ousger6tbe etc. 100 Yro5.; Mabmal dts
nen 20 Yrp5.; Sa16enz lno Manonbren
100 Yro3 g.; Mlapiere 275 Yro5.; Yferoe
u1ter eil1em Sabr 10 Yro3. Mbl9lag;
Yferoe 3 Sabre nno oaruber 80 Fro9;
;3u1d)lug; Minopieb unter eii1em Sabr 25
8roa. MbldJlag; Gi1Dbieb ein Sabr unD
inter 5lpei 10 Yro3. Mb16lag; 3u19lag:
&iibe Is Yro8.; 8ullen 40 Ero5.; 56afe
10 Yro8.; Sc fliigel 200 Pro5.; 3nnoe
400 Yro8.; Sarmgerdtbe etc. $50 Fro5.;
@agen etc. 200 Yro5.; Pferoege1d irre
uno @dttel 100 Bro5.
Somn @rpm Safe = 3ui@lag:
6ausgerdt6e etc. 80 Yro5.; &abmai9ine
70 Vro6.; 5oidenz uno @ausubren so
Yro5.; Nbidla9: @labiere 10 Eroe5.;
Yferoe unter einem Sabr 25 Nro5.; Bfer<
Sc 1 Sabr uuo unter 5lpei 10 Yro5.;
8fer0e 2 Satire uno mter bret 10 Yrp5.;
&engite etc. 30 Erp5. 3ulblag; Minopieb
inter einem Sabr 10 Yro8. Nbi6lag;
3ul5lag: 8inbpieb 5pei Sabre un0 nnz
fer orei 10 Nro5.; aibe 25 Yro5.; 8nllen
40 Bro3.; aues an0ere @inbbieb 25 Eroz
5ent; 5dafe 80 Yros.; @6lpeiue 33 1/3
Bro5. @efliigel 100 Yro8.; @4tpeine
$50 8ro5.; Sarmgerdtbe etc. 1875 Yro6.;
@agen etc. Is Gro5.; Mutomobtle 80
Yro5.
Sotpn@ rom Giber- 3n19lag:
@ausgeratbe 20 Yro8.; Mabmaidinen 40
Bro8.; Ea1denz unb 8an6ubren so Fro<
gent; &labiere etc. IS 8ro5.; Yfer0e l
Sabr alt uno 6arunter 20 Yro5.; Yfer0e
8 SATIRE alt un6 bariiber 10 Rro5. Nin6z
bieb 9 Sabre ltnb unter bret 10 Pro3.;
Bullen Is Bro8.; 59afe 100 Bro5.; @ez
fliigel 10 Bro8.; @uube 400 Bro5.; Slider
gerat6e etc. loo Nro5.; Bfer0sgei@irrs
Mno @attel SO Hro6;; automobtIe IS
Yro5,; Gleoatoren nno 8aarenbdu1er 25
Pro3.
Somn @ben Safe - 3ui6la9:
@ausgeratbe etc. % Bro5.; Na9mni@inen
loo Bro8.; Sa19enz un6 8anDnbren so
Bro8.; &lapiere IS Yro8.; Rfer6e nnter
einem Satire 40 Bro8. Nb16lag; Rfer0e
8 Sabre unb 6oriber 10 Yro3. 3uidlag;
@in6bieb unter einem Sabre IS Hro5.;
Minobieb 1 Sabr n11b inter 8tpei 10 8ro5.
8ul6lna: &iibe 10 Bro8.; 8nlen Is Rroz
gent; @6afe 60 Bro5.; @9peine 25Bro5.
Mb16lag; 3u1@lag: 61tn6e 400 Ero5.;
SarmgerGtbe etc. rs Yro5.; 8agen etc.
ITO Ero8.; B~feroegei6irr nn6 9dttel 10
Bro3. Mb56lag; Mutomobi1e SO Ero8: 3uz
ihlag; @etailfpnaren unb Werdan6iie so
Bro5. 3uf6lng..
EonnS air @aben- 8ui@laa:
6ausgerGtbe etc. 100 Rro5.; Ndbma19t=
men 200 Rro5.; Sal6en< nn6 @%anonbz
rem 100 Bro3.; &labtere 80 Rro8:; Yferz
Be nnter einem Sabre 80 Bro5. NbI@lag;
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Misunderstanding, 90. Sl1li, 1914.

9tudmitto9slitNllg, 20. Suli, 1914.
Ser Nertuoltnc gen1Gb trut Sic Sebprz
Sc aulumtncll; ale Miit9lieoer anipeieno,
S. s.. gaufielp nls &orltter. Iuf Mnz
frog m1rpen fplgeubeu Ibdrberungen on
Neutrality-suspicious. : Nb1 ddtltngen, lple
1e bonn M1e1lpr eingerei6t lpure11, getrofz
fen: Spmn Nlbnnp = Muf6lag auf
NmlsnGbel $50 Yrn5.; Mdbmalhine1 40
Iroo.; Saiden= 1lno 9ausubren so
Tro5.; &lapiere 40 Trpa:; &feroe nnter
eiuem Satire 80 &rp5. Nbiblag; 9ferSe
elm Snhr m,o inter 5lpei Sabren 10
Yrps. 3uldllog; Hferoe amei Sabre alt
ltr1p l1utcr nrei 25 Hrp5. Nblbldg; Yferz
Sc 8 Satire alt u1o huriiber 10 Yro5.
;3uidlag; 3,dther9ite etc. 35 Yro5. 3nz
ihlug; Minopieb unter einem Sabre 40
Yrps. Mblhlog; Minbpieh ein Sobr nno
lll1ter slpei, 20 Yro5. Nbihlag; 3ui6lag
@iibe 10 Hro5.; @ltllen 50 Rro5:;
5dlofe SO @ro5.; @dpeine 20 Yros: gbz
ldllug; 3uldllag - @eflIlgel IS Yro6.;
6ul1ne ITO Eros.; Tor1ngerdtbe etc. 100
Yrp5.; Mooeu, &utiden l1nb 9hlitten so
Yrp5.; Yferoegeldirre unD Sdttel 50
Hro5.; Nl1tompbile 10 Fro5.; Sre1hs
mu1dineu so Yro5.
Conn @ibleh.- 3nidlog! - :
0%nl1sgerdthe etc. 500 Yro5.; Nabmaidtz
ne11 100 Yro5.; Sa16enz n11b @mnollbz
ren so xroa.; @lopiere 25 @ro5.; Mbzz
ihlag : g feroe unter einem Sobr 25
Erp5.; &ferhe Elm Sabr alt uro nnter
5tpei 10 Ero5.; 8feroe 2 Sabre alt uno
n1ter BRET 10 Yro8:; 3uialag - Eferoe
brei Sabre alt lnb bariiber 10 Yro5:;
3udtbengite 80 Rro5.; @inobie5 | Snbr
alt llno I11,ter afpei 90 Yro5. Mbi6lag;
Mi11bbieh 2 Snbre alt unb unter BRET
10 Hro5. Mbidlag; 8ulen 20 n16 @6afe
80 Nro8. 3uidlag; @Gpeine 10 Ero5.
Mb1d)log; 8uidlaa - @ef1iigel 100 Proz
8ent; SunSe $40 Nro5.; Sarmgerditbe' etc.
125 Nro5.; 8agen, @uti6en uno @@litz
ten 40 3rp8.; Yferbegei9irr lmo 5dtz
tel 80 1/3 Bro5.; Nutomobile 20 Bro5.
Sopn Mbon.- 3ui@lag: 3anS<
nobel 115 Rro5.; Ndbmaidtnen 20 Fro<
gent; Sal@enz nnb @ausubren 100 8ro5.;
Rferoe unter einem Sabr 10 Rro5.;
Bferoe Elm Sabr un6 unter 5tpet so
Fro5.; Fferoe 2 Sabre uno unter bret
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

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