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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
Free silver in Alabama.
From the Richmond Dispatch Dem).

The Montgomery Advertiser the lead
ing democratic daily in Alabama, has
come out in the following explicit decla-
ration. We quote it because it is true:
Free silver by the United States alone
cannot possibly succeed"
This declaration has two meanings
one is the averment just as ii stands.
The other is the averment by implica-
ton, that free silver can succeed and will
succeed If the. leading commercial ma
tions will cooperate in the international
free coinage OF the white metal. In the
same breath in which they declare for
unlimited free coinage, without regard
to what other countries may do. the free
silverites oppose cooperation with other
nations in this important work 1t is
right and wise for the United States alone
world, but wrong and unwise for the
United States to Join with other nations
in doing so. In the name OF common
sense, why not make financial allies of
Great Britain, France, Germany, Austria
and other countries2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
Had struck Another Match.

Bishop Wilmer OF Alabama is not in at
tendance upon the convention. but he is
well represented by his anecdotes, which
are related by churchmen much as Lin
coins stories are by the general public,
says the Minneapolis Journal. Here is one
Of them,
One of the bishops friends lost a dear
ly beloved wife and in his sorrow caused
these words to be inscribed on her tomb
stone: The light OF mine eyes has gone
out
a year. Shortly afterward the bishop was
walking through the graveyard with an
other gentleman. When they arrived at
the tomb, the latter asked the bishop what
he would say of the present state of af-
fairs in view of the words on the tomb
stone
go mink, said the bishop, the words,
but | have struck another match, ~
should be added -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
The Gold Reserve.

Our dispatches yesterday stated that
the gold reserve was down to $S6, 1903, 594
and that further shipments of gold would
be made to-day. A while ago, when gold
was being exported in large quantities, it
was said that this or that European gov
eminent was buying it to strengthen its
gold reserve. 1t is doubtful if that was
a correct statement. our gold was being
exported then, doubtless, as it is now,
for the purpose of paying our debts to
Europe.
The New York World prints some fig
ures which furnish satisfactory reason
why gold is going to Europe now instead
of coming to this country. For ten
months of this year our exports of all
kinds amounted to $6SS, 21S. 76S and our
imports for the same period to $685., $40, 246.
our exports, therefore, We're not quite
100000 more than our imports But it
is safe to say American tourists in Eu-
rope this year spent at least $4,000 900.
aud perhaps more. To this must be added
the very large amount Of interest money
we pay Europe semi-annuaHy on Amer
lean securities held there 1t will be seen
that our surplus exports, which, as
shown, Were less than 100000 for the ten
months of this year that have passed,
would not so far towards paying the in
terest and the money spent by tourists.
1t is true that cotton has been moving
slowly this year and so have wheat and
! provisions. Now that prices have fallen
| somewhat they may move more rapidly.
SIN, unless our exports increase in vol
ume very greatly or our imports fall Off
heavily, gold will continue TO so out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

Ware county is 10 have al
once colony of Ohio people
-"men of considerable means and
high character'-who will build a town,
clear farms and start various enterprises.
The movement is a good thing for Ware
county. and for the Ohio people who will
constitute the colony Ware is one OF
the best counties in the state, law-abiding
and prosperous. The Ohioans will like
their new home, and will advertise the
section among the people they will leave
behind them. There is still room in South
Georgia for more thrifty and earnest
home-seekers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

A Pennsylvania farmer thinks the far
mers of the country should take tip from
the action Of the leather trust, and shut
down operations for season, in order to
create an improved demand and force
prices up. If the trust can shut down. says
he, why cannot the farmers do so too?
one reason-and a SUFFICIENT one-is that
the farmers have noe an enormous fund.
raised on stocks and bonds. to fall back
upon while they let their fields lie falIow.
II the farmers can form themselves into
a stock company, and get the paper of the
company into somebody else's hands, and
somebody else's money into their own
hands. after the manner Of the trusts.
then they may be able to give the trusts
a knockout dose Of their own medicine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
rhe south Is All Right.
From the st. Louis Republic Dem).

The south is still democratic Support
of centralized government is a part of
the inheritance of republicanism. In
power of the government to tax the many
for the benefit of the few is another and
equal part of that Inheritance. These
quesuohs VIII remain paramount IN the
not come when, in one or another of
many varying phases, they will not mark
the lines of party division. If the demo-
cratic party is to stand the negative
force against them, the south can not
cease TO be solidly DEMOCRATIC.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
Tendency to Divide the Party.
From the Boston Herald DemO

Crisps object is a seat in the Senate.
His course tends to divide his party, and
we are inclined to think the chances of
his own success under ii are doubtful.
However the immediate feeling may be
in Georgia. the trend in the nation is
against free silver, and the democratic
party, if it remains a national party,
must inevitably share in it. 1t would be
a righteous retribution to Crisp if that
feeling should prevail in Georgia before
her next senator is chosen, and we are
strongly inclined to believe that this will
be the.case
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

A judge of the city court in New York
has decided that man who loses a bet
on the race track must pay, the anti
gambling law to the contrary notwith-
standing. The case in which the decision
was rendered will be taken to higher
court, which may Overturn the program
bling decision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

Rev. DR.. Francis Marion McAlHster.
brother of the late Ward McAllister. died
suddenly It Elizabeth. N. J., on Monday
of heart disease. Mr.. McAllister was sixty
years old, and had been rector Of Trinity
Episcopal church in Elizabeth for about
twenty years. His parishioners were
among the most fashionable people of the
city. He was named for Francis Marion.
the patriot, his kinsman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

If the Atlanta police wish to catch
VIII Myers, the thing for them to
do is to go straight to Cuba and ask Senoe
Catarina Cara to point him out among
the insurgents fighting under him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

"A Practical Youth.-Old Bullion
What! You wish TO marry my daughter?
She is a mere schoolgirl vet
Suitor-Yes, sir. came early 10 avoid
the rush.-New York Weekly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
CURRENT COMMENT.
stlcking Pins in the sneaker

Sticking Pins in the Speaker.
From the Hartford Times Dem.).
The New York World says there is talk
in Washington that some sound demo-
Gratis may refuse to cast complimentary
of his recent silver speech. 1t would not
be surprising No advocates of free sill
Yer is entitled to lead the democratic
party in the lower branch of congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

Notwithstanding the greatest corn crop
made since 1891 has been harvested, it is
not moving to market with the degree
of rapidity anticipated. Four years ago
at this date the movement of corn to
market was very heavy. The reason ship
ments are not heavier now may be found
in the market reports. The grain is not
worth in the Chicago and New York mar
Rets now what it was four years ago.
Farmers, therefore, are keeping it. in
their barns, and feeding it to their cat
tie and swine. They will turn it into
beef and pork when it will bring them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

United States Ministers Dun at Toxic
and DENLY at Pekin were instrumental
in bringing about treaty of peace be-
tween Japan and China. 1t is said that
in recognition of their good offices the
Mikado of Japan desires to bestow upon
them the Order of the Rising sun, one
of the highest honors that the Japanese
court ever pays to a foreigner. 1t is
against the laws of the United States
for our representatives abroad to accept
orders or decorations. However graft
flying it might be for the ministers named
TO be able 10 accept the decorations, it
is not probable that congress win make
an exception in their favor They will
have to be content with the conscious
ness of duty well performed, with prob
ably an autograph letter of thanks from
the mikado as a souvenir. ~ =
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

These are stormy days for high officials
in the naval service. Two or three admit
rails have struck squalls recently, and
now there is a cloud ahead Of a COM
mander. Commander Folger, who is
on leave of absence in Japan is the indi-
vidual last referred to. He was lately
the chief of'ordnance of the department..
1t is said he is, and was then, interested
pecuniarily in the Harvey Company. malse
ers of projectiles and owners of valuabl1
patents for the hardening of steel The
allegation is that Commander sFolger, in
his official capacity, showed conspicuous
Partially to the Harvey products, and
could scarcely find any merit whatever
IN superior articles that came into CONNIE
ution with the Harvey manufactures. The
probabilities are strong that a court Of
inquiry into the commanders actions viii
be ordered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York City. c. S. Faulkner. Manager.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

SaS Capital" in Ges Woiuss jclt
ben 9sutlden in einem Der Sober ieines
&eoatteurs Safe gouns itommsnoen
Irtitsl iolseuoes 'bmeldslbaits 2oe:
Davenport III Die rsihiie Gtnot in
Soma. Seine Sewobner Iino irieos
uuo oronnnalisbsno. Die 9sutihsn
usritebeu in anitdnoiSer 8eIie Bier 81
t%rinfen, obne ibre Sttt uno 81 ulel Selo
oamit Su uerseuoeu. @snn Die Nmeris
faner BON slei6er Ntt pIrer, pie oieie
9sutihen, oann wiroe oas sroSs De.
t%rdnteproblem leibt 81 loien ieln."-
n8arum," frast oabel Der in Davenport
erideluenoe "9emofrat", "ueriubt man
oann uad ben alsemein e%inseftanoeuen
5eblitldsen Der Yrobioitiou, niht oas
ySauenporter SDitem" aub in ben
yamerlfaniiben" Srtihaften2 8eun
es lib bort ON @noe aub nibt gang 10
gut bepdbren piroe, tpie in benz 5reis
itaat Davenport, 10 piirbe man bod
iitsr gang CUTE Jolaen oamit erlebsn
i'm Serslelh 81 Den leBt balelblt berrs
itsnoeu observation-disclosures nit uers
itdrfter Siuntenbploiateit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
5reie Stride i'm treien Staat.

@as oieie Bbraie 81 bsoeuten bat, oas
lebrt uns bic 1asesseididte in alien 10,
s%enannten 5reitaaten, b. b. in aIeu
Staten Der 5%reimauerei. Gin neues
Br0bden oapon piro aus Der Sauptitaot
uniersr Nahbar Republlf Wsrlfo aemel,
bet. 9ort fiuoen eben sroBs flr6lide
Jeierlldfelten Su Ghren Der Yatronin
oss 2anoes, Der Wutter @ottes BON
Guadalupe itait. Bon Brdlaten aus ben
Der. Staaten iino bort anipeleno bic Gr,.
blidOfe BON Santa 5e uuo Cincinnati
uno bic BIitofe BON Osoensburs, 9al,
los, GbarleitOn, 9%oolnston, Bromsbura,
Natbes, Snsian territory, Columbus,
Springfield, 9alueiton, Haibulue uno
8mcennes uno BON CANADA Der Gr,bi.
ihof ION Quebec.
9leie Serren puroen aud i'm fatboli
iden 9anoe Wsrifo elmer @eneralicsne
aniibtls, wie lie eben nur i'm ireien Nme.
rita m0slid 1T. Cine YroSslion BON
1000 Bllsern aus Yueblo, bic nit arsu.
sen uuo Jabuen in bic Staot Msrlto
einSieben wolte, puroe ourb cine Gas
uauerle Nbtbsiluns unisr Dem BrGieitsn
Salaiquea audabalten uno aufsel0lt uuo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
SIepeIano, Carlisle, Bier.

Ssit eiuissn 3asen sins ourb Die
ensliits uno osutld : amsrlfaniibe re-
puOlitaniite Barteipreiie Die Na9ribt
ODER Die Sebauptuns, Traiioent 9leues
lano peroe IN isiner SabresbOtidaIt an
ben 9unsreB i'm DECEMBER oieies Sab
res Die 9rb0huns Der Sleriteusr BON 81
aui 50 uori6lasen, um ourb Die aui
oieie 8eiie ~ erSlelenoe Wtebrelnnabme
bon 30 bis 40 MlQionen Dollars oas
Delight Der SunoestaIie ~ belsltlsen.
gtun lit aber in Baibrnaton Der srpBe
8ambrinus Sitter uno Gsttsr 2Uuls
S6aoe, uno Der ertbellt IN Der neuelten
Drummer ielues Sentinel" iUlseuoe
ebenio uerldBllde ME ieierll9e Ysriidss
runs:
y8ir limb in ben Stano seisst, nit
Beltlmmtbeit 81 erfldren, BOB OIL Der
Gnsabe, wOnut Gleuelano uno Carlisle
beiblohen bdtten. Dem GonsreB cine CT
bobuns Der Bleriteusr Su empieblen,
tetu pabres 0ort tit; es idlt ibneu nlpt
elm, ben Rspublltauern Den 9eialen su
tbun, am Yorabsno Der Yrdiioeutenpabl
ourt SeroCppeluns Der Stsuer auf oas
8etrdnfe oes armeu Wnunes Wlutouen
BON StImmsebern aus ben oemofraii
lhen Relben 81 trelben. Beoer Yrdii,
bent @leuelano nod 5lnanSminlIter Gar
Isle peroen elnen iOlten Yoritlas mo-
den. 9as itebt iet."
so nett Sbaoe.-Ger republltaulihe
neue @onsreB niroe, falS bic lbm &c.
seniiberitebenoe bemofratiibe Sunoess
perpaltunS bic 8Ieriteuererb6buus Dor,
itliise, wabribeinlib auf ben YOridlas
e~lrseben, neil er bann bic Snuptidulo
auf bic am b6dftsn Stsbenoen Der Demo-
trafen ltieben fDnnte. Ginen iolbsn
TcrDano wiro er nun nidt erhalten.
aber piro Der nsue @unsreB ni9t
au9 obne iol4e @mpiebluns ben Bier,
iteuerSuitlas beidltsBeu?
Gouls Sbaoe, Der in ~oerartisen DIN,
gen bic feline Naie zines &alieniasbbun
oes beiist, slaubt oieie Jrase %uerneinsn
81 iOnnen. Gr oenft: ua1 ben Yriseln,
melhe bic &spubl,faner bieisB Serbt
oa, NO lie burb ibre TempersnSoumm.
belten Die peri0nll1e 5reibeit CUR Saupt.
iraae semaht baden, %oapontraaen, rperbe
ibnen bic 2uit, bic ibmere Don lhnen i'm
Sabre 1896 81 trasenoe Gait nod i1pe'
rer 81 MAIDEN, uerseben; ss lei nur no.
tbis, benz GonsreB Die Iborbeit elmer
iolten @eieBseberei beitdnois Dor Gusen
gu balten, uno oaran peroe er, 2ouis
Shaoe, es nitt ieblen laiien.
9as ldBt iid bDren! llno felt eiuem
Yiertellabrbunoert baben mir S1aoe in
iolben Jra9en tets ourbaus woblun.
terrlttet, S~uuerldifis uuo wadiam &C.
Naturli1 muB er aber in Der
Sate aud iest, mie belm Besinue oss
uorlaen GonsreHes, 9sb6rig BON Der
oeutit'amsriianiideu Breiie unterfibt
lperoen.
Rau bari oaruui ssipannt ieir, mel.
DE 8oribldse bic beuoritsbenos Braiis
oenienboiihait betreffs Der NuibeHeruna
Der Yu~noesinanSen MAIDEN niro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Sppo.

pa Die meilten SpsSsrei BoarenbGnb.
Ter %bebauptsn. ouB ie bic @aaren be-
oonteno blQiaer ~oerfauien, OILS ibr Nad'
bar, aber fb Wubl bitten. bic Breiie on.
Su9eben, 70 MID lh oieiss tbun, uno tpsnn
ibr Die ndmlihe Gualitdt 8aare ioniis
mo- faulsu tount, 10 mabt bort cure
@infGuie:
Is Y'r. Srauutirier 3uder 800.
100 Bio. Sod 8dder. Webl $l.OO.
100 Yin. Sirai9bt @tebl Sl.3O.
100 Yto. bCites ~patentirtes Mebl $3.50
5elnier Syrup per @uQone 3OGts.
9tue per Glner As @ts.
1arcp 'lB sem'idte 8urfeu per Gal 75c
6 Stlds 9erpr Seize 25G.
6 Slide 5uirbanfs brouue Seife 25Gts.
6 Z 8Ol 2sler bette @aare 35gts.
6 Oter- nuo u~ntertalisn, bette 8aare
80 Gents.
8Ieies iino einiee unisre Yreiie; ibr
meroei 'pGinbi bin npb BON neitersn b.
Bopb, Der @rOcsriii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Yruf. puu SulIt pom Der 9bicasps,

Yrui. uur 0ulit pon Der @bicdsosr
uulperiitdt, pbwobl elm entitteoener
9ssner Der oemutratiidsn Barter,
idretbt iiber Yrdiioeut 9lsuslano pls
folst: y9rouer 9leuelano 1T nlbt Der
Wanu otr SOlititsr. Sm Sabre 1892
nuroe sr plsisn pom Sulfe auisejwuns
gen. Seine Stueite Sertpultuns bat
pabrihetnIib Rlemano IN ieoer Ss5isbs
uns bsirieoist. Nbsr bel fnii isosr 9e-
lsQenbelt bat er bspisien, oa6 er nod
INNER i'm pollen Seiise Der glseHItaf'
ten III, wslde ibn gum Nuserpdhlten
oes Bottles uuo sum Abidsu Der Bell,
tlter madter. Gr teuut Die inn Don
Der Ssriaiiuns auisrleste Serantport.
libteIt, uno muibls pls 9lnccln unter.
Siebt tr iih ibr. Stnnohuit traSt er aul
ielren Shultern oas unsebeure 8epltt
oleier Ssrantportllttelt, leoes Goth osr'
lelben. @r bat Den Wutb Isinsr usber.
Ssusuns NIT Der Sdben Gusoauer zines
Yulenbel6ers. Sls Bolt lisbt uno BE-.
sriiBt ireuois oeu Wuun. Der ipritt
uno bauoelt, rule es Dem Solte seidQt.
Q6er oas 8clf ~bepunoert ben Wann
mo folst Dem Wann, Der ieiuen elsensn
Sept uno ieinen eisenen 8laen bat uuo
bre 9apisrfelt jsist, otn 9auuen ees
Bottles nlht 81 sebor6en. Sbm psr'
truut eS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Die ct. Sinceus Srauerei.

p. Daniel 8aib, .. 9. y, BON st.
Slrcsr5, Ya., berittet i'm st. Sln'
cenj SOurual" cine sarSs Wense pom
9iesu. pelds in Der lesten Seit anldB.
lib Der beiannten 1empsrenjler Senun-
cation betr. Die nit Der Ct. SincenS-
Nbtsi o%srbunoeue Srauerei pom elmer
oieuhisrtissn Yreiie uerbrsitst porcsn
limb. Selasle Srauerel, sesen pel6e
iiusit Die ssiammte -1empsrenS" N,s
NEE Der Der. Staten in Sstussuus &C.
iest rusroeu iolts, lit Elm einitpdlsss
Saus BON 50 JuB 9duse uno 30 5uB
Srsits uno belbditist i'm 9anSen, Die
Nrbsit in Die alisrei uno i'm WalSbaus
einseidlOiisn, erel Wanu. unseidbr
oas ginSise, mas IN all Dem Seldrsibe
Der y%tussncbaiten" 9euunc;auten wirf.
lib wabr 1T, bsitebt in Der 2batiade,
bob bic Mpnbe Der Ct. Sirceu5 Nbtei
Bier brahen uno uetfauien. luo oas
tbun lie lett Den lsSteu 40 Sabren.
IS III bemertensnertb, oaB in DIE
Ter sanSeH Seit Niemano oaran Qerssrs
nib seupmmeu uno Hismano es fir yel.
neu 5ledeu auf Dem sllnSenoeu Sbrloe
Der bslllssu STRIDE" sebalten bat. Sm
@sutbsil, Yisle baben Die W6ube oils
cine 9eleaibait %tussnobaiter uno MID
tsrnsr Wdnuer bepunoert, Die es Der
ltehsn, p,e man Elm 9las Bier in Der
niinitiser uno sOttssiiirttissr @eiis
trinft.
50 idreibt Ssmauo i'm ,0sitsru
9brsuicle": ,gs ialt ibuen ME Elm,
Bier unmdBis ju senleBsn." Sober elm
seine BON ibnsn 1T mGBls uno Elm ern.
tier Seiurworter Der WdBl9felt in Der
tatbolidsn N~uslesuus oss 8Ortes. Sic
slaubeu felt, oaB Die Wsuiden nod
9oitss Saben 10 sebraudsn f6nnen, ME
iie nab Der Gbiidt oes 9ebers sebraudi
peroen iO0sn, unO temillslosn nur oiele.
nissn. ruslde Die Sdnoe srbeben IN
Sbreden uno Die Gusen roQen pte cine
@nte, tpeun's oonnert", lbsr Die ihrsd,
libe Slnobaitlstsit Der armeu SOQuer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

iiduoe. Gin isosr maB banoelno einsrel'
fen. Ssper &otbolt bat sur 6nbas
9briiti seihporen. uro oieIen 6%abnsnsIo
mus er belllg, uuo Iein Snnuer lou fr
bp6 balteu, auf ons oIe @elt IS lebe.
IS seuiist bsut 81 1use uidt msbr. ooB
Sober fur iid gut lei uno ieine Efllbt
eriils, er muB aud sIn Npoliel ieiu, sr
mus in Der Ndbe uuo in Ger Jerne mir
Ten ourd @ort. ourd SeiIpiel uno giIsr
fur Die drifilids uebsrSeuguus phne
5urdt uno Sdsu, irei uno often i'm Iu'
ssiitte Der 8slt. Gin ieoer lou tbuu
rpas sr fam, uno ipsr eineu &opf uno
cine lbreibisrtise Sano beiist, Der IOu
CUR Sober 9relfen uno Die tatbolilhs
Ersiie unter ltiBen; lbre Seoeuiuns 1T
iir ons Solt cine %unihlsbars uno muB
nod INNER mebr wadisn. Die idlstte
Srsiie 1T IS, pelhe aues Sblshte IN
Die 8elt hinausesldleuosrt. Die TrsHe
mub ourd ole YrsHe bsfdmpft perosu,
Die suitlOie ourd bic dr,ftalaubise. GIN
unpermeiolih.r, ME nahlaienoer 2amsf
mus aefibrt meroeu 0 ben Nnhdusern
9pttss, tuieosr ben Nnhars oes Satans.
uno uOn oieism Sample bari, wis ssiast
isiu einsiser iid iernbaltsn. benz 8ott
Die 0aftsn oasu usrllsb. DEM iuer isis
uuo trdse iid oisisr Seltssurbelt eut'
stebt, III Elm Serrdtber IN Soft, on lels
ner bl. STRIDE uno on Der III ,br pcn
@hrlito u~leoersslesten W%abrbeitsu.
@snu uber Der Nlma1tlse Die 8rait uHo
Die @aiien sum duBersu Sample nltt
usrllsb, Der sebrauhe bic Raffe ces Ss'
bstss, bic osrielbe aub ben lbrpatlteu
uno s%erinsiten isluer ainosr nitt psr'
iu9ts; sr bette tdSlld, er bette I'm Isltsu
Ssrtrausu aui 9briitl Seroleuits, uno Ell
lei usriidert. lelu Nntbeil al Dem eno.
lidsn Siege Der @abrbeit oes 81. 9bri'
itsnslaubsns 1T tslne tieiner. Gs bal
uns 9briitus ia islbit Die trpitllbs Der.
belBuus seseben. Ras INNER ibr ben "a
ter IN meinem Namen bitten peroet, e.
ptro es eud seben. Stspbano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
cine pdptlih Sotihaft.

Ssns gotihnit, pelde Yapit Sec
XIII. anldBlib Der Jsisr oes 25. Sab
restoses oss giriuss Der italieulltau
lruppsn in 8Om ssrIdtst bot, puros
am Wlttpod in lester ISOLDE in Rom
usroffentlidt. Slsislbe bat IN Der Saup!-
labe iol9enoen ROrtlaut:
yGas Wenidltdtsltssefibl, oas islbii
Den uon 2eiosnlbaiteu bsberridien 8e'
mltbern nldt gang 81 entidplnoen pflest,
iblen Die 6OifHuus 81 rebtisrtisen, onB
man osmielben bet melnem boben Nltsr
seluiiie Re6nuns trassn lueroe; ale Rlt
lihtnabme oaraui 1T isoOa bruialsr0s lie
auBer Nbt selaIisn poroen. Blr limb
~ Dem Sbidial perurthsllt Doroen, iait
uumlttelbare Nusenjeusen Der Npotbeois
Der ltallenliten &euOlutlou uno Der
Sranoidasunseu GILES oeiien, mas bei,
ll9 1T, 81 Deroen. 0as uus absr ON
melitsn b%etribte, 1T Die 81 1ase setreie.
ne Nbiiht, ben @onflltt, osiisn uniellse
5UIsen Hlemano ermslien fam, ~ elnsm
oauernesn 81 MAIDEN, itatt i'm 81 been
oisen. Der gnoSped Der Glnuabme
ROms mar nibt Der, Die pOlltllbe Gln>
belt 81 ueruoufduoisen, iOnosrn nit Der
9etitotun9 Der Wtaueru Der Seiilidsn
Wteirupole mar bic Nbiibt %uerbuuben,
Die aeiitise Madt Der Ydpits plrfiamer
anSusreifen. Der 3ptd mar, oas 8ss
ibid 8om's in anoere Sabuen 81 ~lenien,
sum Seiosnlbum 5uritSutebrsn. elm brit
ties Gom, elne brittle Nera Der Slulllia'
tion ms 2eben 81 ruien. Sas ioIte
tir5llb unter Der Sanction oss neuen
9eIeSes our6 ldrmenoe GemouitratlO,
nen, Die uon elmer 9Ott feinollhen Settle
ueranItaltet luuroen, s"eielert tueroen.
3aS Sano leioet oarunter oenu nlbt
u limb bic ueriprodeuen ssseuieitisen
Sorthetle ausgeblleben, iouoern Stallen
1T aub in moralliber plniidt setbellt
uno 9Iebt INNER mebr u"mftirjlern
Raum, Die nit ltsts S%unebmenoer 8ibl
uno Stdrte ole blr9e,lrden uno seiaqs
itaftll6en Glnrldiunsen beorobsn.
Hl6ts Uito le benz Yapittbum pabre
llnabbdnsi9felt ssbsn, iolunse es nibt
jeltlide 9erlhtsbarfelt auslbt. llniere
sesenwdrilSe Sage, eie ie uns %suraniirt
81 BADEN oorseben. 1T Don Dem wiltlr'
llhen 8lueu Gnoerer a~bbdnsis, uno Dor
Sturgeon wuroe iosar Die 9robuns lnut,
ielbit bic 9arautie a~uijubebsn."
Der Bapit rlbmt oann bic Sesuuus
gen Der pdptliden Souuerdnitdt uno Ior-
bert bic Stulisner auf, iib nlbt in ben
Bann BON Soften 81 seben, ~ionoern Die
ueroerblIten Jolsen elueS oauernoen
Gonillftes, Der nur ben 5sinbsn bss
@briltenibums bon Husen lei, Su erpd,
gen. Sn Ter BOtibait usriibert er net
terblu, bob oas Saupt Der Stride nit
llebenoer Babiamfelt benz Wese Der
Wenitbeit iolst uno iid weisert, bic
3wausssebote Der Seit fir lit oils bins
bend anSuertennen. Der Brief oes Bap
ites itlleBt pie folst: ,Wenn Die Sta.
taliener oas Sod Der 5reimaurer ab.
fperfen uno auf uns b6ren tpoQten, 10
tonnten mir unier Serj ben bebritsn Soif.
nunsen ofnen. Sm anoeren Sale Ion.
men mir nur neue 9efabren uno oas
unbell propbejeien.