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Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
A BRUTAL DEED.
A Brakeman Threw Negro Of the Moving
 Train.

New Orleans, Nov. 15.-A deed unique in brutality was committed yesterday near New River, station on the Mis- sissippi Valley road, not far from Baton Rouge. Two negroes, Quintus Perkins and Peter Wilson, boarded a freight train at Russum, Miss, 100 miles north. They had no money and were bound for South wood plantation, where they were to get employment. They met with no diff culty from the train crew until the train passed New River. They were then ap- preached by negro and a white man. The negro addressed Perkins and said he wanted 25 cents. He claimed to be a brakeman and said Perkins must either pay or get off. Perkins replied he had no money. The men seized him and threw him headlong from the train while it was going fifteen miles an hour. Per- kins alighted on his head and was in- stantly killed. Wilson. fearing he was going to be thrown off, jumped and was hurt inwardly. Where Perkins body was found his head was sticking in the ground. Wilson was brought here to the hospital. ,.,A negro named Coleman was arrested here and taken before Wilson who Identified him as the man who threw Perkins. off, theo train. The white man was also arrested. They will be taken to New River for trial.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
In the Hands of a Receiver.

New Orleans, Nov 15.-The litigation having for its object the placing of the Louisiana Electric Light company in the hands of receivers came to a focus today.
 It has been in the court for some time, and has been a closely fought legal bat tie. After hearing all the arguments pro and con Judge Pardee thls morning read decree appointing George O. Whit ney and A. s. Badger as receivers. In the decree the court said the company is ipsolvent, that its affairs have been badly managed by the present directors, etc. The Louisiana Electric Light company controls the Edison company in this city. It has the contract for lighting the streets and has monopoly of the cleo tric light power business in New Orleans
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
.The Captain Ordered Arrested.

New York, Nov. 15-The reported is- suing of warrant for the arrest of Capt. Samuel Hughes of the American steamer Laurada invests her with renewed inter- est. Inquiry at the custom house has de- veloped her ownership. Her sole owenr is William Kerr of Philadelphia, which < city figures as her home port. Her agent k there is, or was, J. D. Hart.
 | On the 2d of November the Laurada was entered inward as from Kingston. ria, all ports in the island of Jamaica. Bahama islands. Her cargo largely con- sisted of fruit, the bulk of which was con- signed to Kerr & Co. of this city. She brought two passengers. All of her pa- |pers on her last trip to this port were reg sular. The present agitation hinges solely on. her October trip to the south. It is said that her very hasty departure from this port was due to the fear of her be- Ing libelled on a complaint made by the Spanish government. It is also said that her owners surrendered her register with ia view of escaping the penalties to which 7 her captain is liable. When her registry was surrendered temporary license was given.
 A customhouse official is of the opinion that the I.aurada's present papers give her as coast trader between ports in the United States. It is said the warrant for the arrest of Captain Hughes Is very clear and concise, and that 1t charges him with preparing an armed expedition against country with which the United States is at peace.
 The warrant, it Is said, is based on sworn evidence of witnesses of the em- barking of Cespedez with his men and their ammunition; also of their disem- barking near Baracoa. Cuba.
 The federal warrant refers to his acts of October 19 20 and 21, as on the latter the Laurada cleared from New York for Jamaica and en route disembarked Ces- pedez and his followers. Apart from her violation of the neutrality laws of the United States. 1t is reported that when
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
A Deputy Sheriff Robbed.

Zanesville, O., Nov. 15.-An unsuccess- ful attempt was made by three men to rob the Monroe County bank at Woods field last night. Deputy Sheriff Kaiser in going to his home at Il D. m. saw light in a livery stable behind the bank He went to ask about some oil wells in which he and the proprietor were jointly inter- ested and was overpowered, carried to another stable, gagged and bound. The burglars took $60 and a revolver from him. The dial on the bank safe was knocked off and two men drilled on it while the third remained to watch Kaiser They left about o'clock this morning having almost succeeded in opening the safe. A reward of $500 has been offered for their arrest and conviction.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
A MONTGOMERY SUICIDE.
Tom Mastin, Jr., Shot Himself Through thu
 Head at Fleming's.

Montgomery, Nov. 15.-At o'clock to- night pistol shot was heard upstairs over Fleming's restaurant. and when the scene was reached the body of Tom Mas tin, Jr, was found on the floor with a pistol shot wound in his head, which left his brain exposed. The ball had entered just above the eye. At this time he is alive, but it Is not thought he has any chance of recovery. It is said he was led to the act by family troubles, but of what nature cannot be learned. The Mastin family is one of the most prominent in the cOlInfV
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16

party. I would advise the race to be slaves to no political party because of public sentiment or misguiding politi- clans, but would call upon every man of the race to be free man at the polls and vote his individual sentiments, looking well to the best interests not only to the common country, but to the best local and sectional interest as well, and for the best men to represent that interest. And it also becomes the duty of the white citizens of the south not only to protect the life and property of the colored man,
 but. to see that the negro obtains pro- portionate patronage of the offices of the local and federal government"
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
sh ot a Drunken Mar

Atlanta, Nov. 15.-Victor Phillips, man. ager of the Gridiron-restaurant, on Wall street. at the corner of Lloyd, wandered into the house of T. E. Hamilton, a car conductor, on Fitzgerald street, early this morning and was shot for a burglar by G. w. Pritchett of Henry county. Phillip was drunk at the time and un- doubtedly entered the house through mistake. Pritchett, who was awakened by the noise, colled to him twice. Phil lips did not respond. A woman boarding in the house struck a match and by its light Pritchett fired. The bullet went through Phillips heart.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
Ths Coua7n,tteo CaIled Toeetber.

Indianapolis, Nov. Els. P .Sheerin. secretary of the democratic national committee, said yesterday that he will issue a call for meeting Of the commit tee early in December. He doss not be lieve any one can foretell with any je- gree of certainty where the next con vention will be held Members of the committee have not been consulting by letter as they usually do," said he; my correspondence with cities that are after the convention is getting very heavy. San Francisco, St. Louis. Buffalo and Pittsburg are working industrIously for the convention. New York also wants itn
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
Two Fre,ehts Collide

Iron Mountain. Mich. Nov. 1.-Two freight trains on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad collided at the sum- init while running at high speed this morning. Alfred M. Mortgag, an engi- neer, was instantly killed, and Frank Stock was badly injured. Both locomo- tives were badly smashed and half a dozen aara Wara difched-
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16

the Laurada again calls at the ports of Jamaica severe penalties will be enforced against the captain and ship for violating the laws of British port. The law pre- scribes a heavy fine for the captain and a per capita fine on every passenger not ported to the British customhouse in Iarnafaa
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
Ha Decllnas to A ccant.

Louisville Ky, Nov. 15.-Ex-Speaker A. J. Carroll, democrat, of this city, de- clned to accept a certificate of election to the legislature because his republican opponent was quietly induced to quit the race by his friends and will stand for re- election. If defeated the republicans will elect a United States senator without un- seating any democrat in the house.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
The Gun Had No Trigger.

Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 15.-W. c. Hall Of Orange yesterday tried seven times to kill himself, but was stopped. Finally he took a loaded shot gun and holding 1t to the side of his head struck a match and held it to the shell until it exploded. The entire load entered his head, which was literally blown from his body. He has been demented for some time.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16

Caldwell. O., Nov. 15.--Hon. J. M. Dal- zell is out announcing his candidacy for the position of postmaster of the next house of representatives.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-16
Breckinridge a Candidate.

St. Louis, Nov. 15.-A morning paper publishes a letter from Col. W, c P. Breckinridge of Kentucky which shows that the colonel is again a candidate for congress.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Die oeuti@e Gtntpan oerung.

O. tpirb pielfa1 ansenommen, oaB
bic irii9e ginuanbernns nod ben Der.
Staten Der oeuti4en numeriih unses
fdbr sleidfomme. Die Nniiht 1T ieoot
lrria, tpie bic neueite 8er6ffentlt1uns
bes fatiftii1en Bureaus in Baibinston
ilar bartbut. So iinb barna9 in ben
Sebn Sabren snii4en 1880 unb 1890
1,452, $40 9eutide ins 2anb sefommen
unb nur 655,482, alio melt tueniser alS
bic Sdlite, Srldnoer. nnb bisies 8srs
bGltnis 1T aut in ben iolsenoen Sabren
bis iest seblieben. @s iino 1891 49,
554 9euti9e einsemonoert unb 55,7O6
Siren; 1892: 130,75S 9eutide sesen
55,476 Srldnber; 1898: 96.361 9euts
ihe aeaen 49,233 Srldnoer; 1894 enbs
LID: 1886 9eutide sesen 33.904 Srs
Idnoer. GlIo i'm 9urbidnitt reihlid
boppelt 10 piele 9sutide als &inber Der
@rlnsn Sniel! &ber oas 8erbdltniB
ssitaltet ii1 nod sinitiser fur be Deut'
iden, fpenn bic 1batiade in Gnidlas
sebra4t tpirb, BOB beuti1e g%inpanoerer
ni1t bios aus 9euti4lano. ionoern au9
BON peri1ebenen anoereu 2dnoern fsm'
men. Da 1T Dor G0em Oeterreid in
Betraht Su sieben. Die @%intpanoerer
oieies 2anbes finb srOBsntbeils beutid
anb ibre 3abl 1T betrddtli1. .Gu4
Bobmen liefert uns nidt bios Gseden,
ein sutes BrOcent. pieael4t bic
sdte 9eutide. Die sr0Be Webrs
Iahl Der Sdmsi5er, uelde in bieies Ganb
'ommsn, IL ebenfaQs beuti&.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

9aiien mir 8ablsn iprsden: @s limb
SpiIben 1880 uno 1890 226,03S DETER.
rsider uno Bobmen in Nmtrita einse-
tuanoert. SaSu iamsu 1891: 42.676;
1892: AZ, 900; 1898: 36.lS2 uno1S94:
23,10S. Oaoon 1T eiu gutter 2beil auf
oeutihe &ednuns 81 streiben uno Dem
entipreheno tritt bic irlibe ginpanoe.
runs nod mebr 3uriid. Die 0eutidsu
oieies 9anoes baben iomit teiusn 9runo
fir bic Befir1tuns. oaB iie o ben
Srilben iberHiiselt persen. lies pdre
ihon oesbalb ni1t mDslih. neil Die Be-
u0lferuns Srlanos Suriidssbt uno iih,
ioueit bic Wusmauoeruns in Betrabt
fommt, beinabe erit6pit bot. ipibreno
Deutiblano oils frubtbare Wutter al
idbrllb einen nod Suuoerttauienoeu
SGblenoen ueberiduB bot, Der lib iiber
oue @elt 5erftreut uno am 2ieblten iib
ea nleoerlGst, tuo nebea Dem grperb Die
5reibeit bliibt. Suur bat Die ginuans
oeruns nab ben Der. Staaten in ben
lesten Sabren fort absenommen. Man
ueiB, tuarum. Sobalo Die blelisen Ser
hdltnlfe tpieber better ueroen; iobalS
mon iiebt, oaB mon bier raider porans
tommt ais i'm Nutterlano-oa niro
aub bic Ginuanberuns uieoer sur pat.
ienoen Jlutb tuerben uno uniere Stamm-
s%enoiien ,peroen oeren Complement bill
ben, pie Suoor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Has% Die beiten sOrten Snlt. Sc.
ment uno YHaiterbaare bllis 81 tnufen
bel Mt a t B.. g lrenbere,9 9. goemue
nprollh, ct. Slouo. l9-4
tas@ 8elo 81 oerlelben aui oerbeI
lertes @runosissntbum in Sleurns 60.
Seine TerSD9ernus. @slo INNER on
Sano. Set. Grid, 81. Glouo. mot
nas@ 9elbes Srhtenbretter fir JuB
t0oen uno roibe 9eosr Sdlnoeln III u
s. Stelden ms 9umber. garb 81 ben
nleorisiien Warfiprelien. DO
nar Die srbBte gluswabl on Serlo.
bunss' uno 9rnurinsen bel ) r. y II ..
Bette Gualitdt 81 ben nleor,sitsn Yrei-
len. 1S-
tas@ Sir 5eniterrabmen, 5biiren,
8aupnpier uno oues Snumaterlal sebt
81 8. d U. Mc @re9orp, bort i0nnt
ibr @elo iparen, benn BEL ibnsn TT ons
Sauptquartier. 19ba
nas@ Nusenblidlid 1T Die Hadiruse
uab autem piloem uno cuitiuirtem Gan.
be cine srUBe. SUlde 8eriouen, Die
ibre 2dnoereien ~perfnufen m0dtsn gu oil.
semeiienen Sreiisn. peroen in itrem
SntereIie banosln. oieielben BEL s b. u.
s Cooper, Dem 9runbeisentbumsbdno.
Ter, eintroaen Al loiien. 21-2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Sin llenes Sleii6crgei6aft.

Sn lester 3p6e bratteu mir Die Reuias
felt, oaB Serr ). y. 3le9ler bon Ct. Yaul
oas electromagnetic ocs Gbas. Shmto
tGuflit ibernnbm. Serr 3iegler bat in
oieiem @eihdfte cine reide grfabruug, mar
er ia iiber elf Sabre IN einem Sleiit~@robz
banoel OILS superintendent Der 3pin Gitp
Eadtu9 Go. tbdtis. Gene lan9lGbrt9e Or
fahrung i'm 6leiiber9eidGft ermD9Iibt es
linn, MIR oas Bette gu fauieu uno mr. Sol
dies 1T iebt in ietrem @eihaite porrdtbi9.
Sem 8eib6it tpiro tets etnlaoeno lem lno
ieoen 8unoeu miro 81 leoer 3ett Die 9rDBte
3ufrieoenbeit seben. Is miro lid lcoen
8Gufer lobneu, BET ibm einen &eriuh 81
maiden, oenn bel Serrn 3iealer miro leoe
Nadfraoe beitens befrieot9t weroen. Su
nlen Sorten 6lelih, 9lerturel pie CO ges
1annt iptro. finoCt man bel lhm uur Gas
Bette uno @idmadbaiteite, md luer elm
nal bel Inn einen Seriuh 9emludt bat,
miro itets fem @lnoe ietn. Utan per9eiis
ben alten Flub oes rCucu @Cihditsmunn es
nidt: Ro. 515 Ct. 8ermalnltraBe, ct.
Glpuo, Wtnlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
I'm 9(ueu1. tpoourh in Der lesten g

in allen, poburd in Der lssten 2e'
sislatur oas Snterefie Der Ginseuan.
oerten tpie oas Der aatboliten ~sefdbroet
uno benadtbeilist muroe, itanb Sobn s.
Boobar BON st. glouo, Der 8ertreter
oes sriten lesislatiuen 9iitrifts. ftramm
uno uneriditterlib auf Seite Der SEM
be Der 8ntboliten uno ginpanoerer, bic
unter Der 8ensnnuns Npaiiten aaf i'm
mer sebranomartt iino. Bon Jreuus
oesbano tpurbe uns cine Blumenleie oes
tbatenreiden 2ebens unieres Boobar
als Gesislaturmitslieo in ct. Baul
lbsrmlttelt, welde mir BON 5eit 81 9eit
ben Ratboliien uno ben ginseuanoerten
bieiiser 9eseno OILS grinneruns an Boo
bars p~ersausene 2esislaturtase porbal'
ten tueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

&aum bate ii4 s. s. Sia, Brdfi'
bent Der @rsat Nortbern 8abuseiel'
mad ieiner Ridtebr aus europe
nit benz Niuneiota 8lima uieoer Der
traut semudt, als er plosli4 ON pori'
gen Wontas abermals nad europa OBJ
oampfte. Dieie Stueite uno 10 pl0Bs
lide Nbreiie fann ni1t auf ieinen De-
iunobeitsSuitanb 5uriidsefibrt peroen.
Do iinb obne alIen 8welfel uidtise Sc
iddfts imSpisle, uno mon munieli, oaB
es feline %seriuseren iino. oils bic Der.
i4melSuns Der Nortbern Bacific nit Der
Greet Northern Babu. Bi4tise gi'
acknowledgements ftebeu obue 3pelfel
bepor, uno penn bic 8eridmelSuns iib
uerwirtliden iollte, setuis piroe st,
Gloub babel gut fabreu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
@ieber Gruarten uuroe idon Jrei.

Wieber Grparten purbe i1on Jreis
tos Ha4mittas Der Yrojes, ben Batrid
WcGuliffe sesen bic Bionssr Yreb 60.
anseftrenst bate. enti4ieben, unb Stpar
in Der Weiie. bob Der SOL BON Rihter
8err's 8alenoer seitriden tpuroe. Der
IN Der Bioneer BreB Dor 8urSem eri1ie.
meme Nrtiiel, in benz RcNuliffe oils Der.
baftet bejeihnet NOR. mar BON einem
8erihtertatter seidrieben uorben, Der
feline Witttbeilunsen BON benz 8olijeis
DEF u. anoeren Berionen erbielt, pom be-
men ansenommsn rueroen ourfte, bob fie
competent in Der Gnselesenbeit ieien.
Na1oem es iid berausseitelt bate, bob
WcNulife unidulois an Der sansen ga
DE uno niemalS perbaftet 9etueien mar,
murbe cine Beridtisuns uerofentlibt.
aber troBoem reidte WcGuliffe cine
glase sesen bic 9eituns elm. Der Rid-
ter entidieo, bob nur oann bic 9eituns
fir einen Nrtifel oerantmortlih sebalteu
peroen f6nne, rpenn Der Gbef. Reoacteur
felbit uno oann uur, penn er Gctiondr
Der 8eitunS III. benielben seidrieben
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Sas guuoespberaeriht wiro iit

SaS gunoesobergeriht wiro iid,
tuenn es am 6. Wtai bic @infommens
fteuers BroSeiie wieoer uuinimmt, nidt,
nie es unfanss alsemein unseuommen
wuroe, NIT Der gntideiouns Der Jrase
aufhalten, Oh bic Heuperbanolunsen Der
8lusen seftattet weroen iOa, iOnoern,
uorausseiest, ooB Bunbesoberrihter
Sadion pObl aenus 1T, UNI an Der Sit
uus 2bell 81 nebmen. iofsrt nit Der
Eeuuerbanoluns b%esinnen. Der oiess
beSislide @rlas oes Brdiioenten unie.
res bD1iten 9eridtsboies lit in oieier
B~e5ieburg on unflarbeit uno iorpobl
@eneralannalt Olnsp ale einise unoere
on Der Sade intereiirte Surliten bat
ten ibn, tuie oas srose Bublifum 10 auf.
sefuBt, OILS Oh es Sunddit Su elmer Der.
banoluns Der 8Orirase fommen iolte.
Serr Juler bat oieie Nunabme nabs
trdslid als irris beSsidnet. So if
mabrideinlld, BOB Dor SdluB Der iesi-
gen Seflon oes 8unoesoberseritts Die
Observation-Disclosures befiuitiu sur
gnsdeiouns fommen weroen, pas nod
leoer 8ittuns bin i'm b0dfen @raos
niinihensnertb mare. @eneralantpali
Dlnep miro 9ameas Der &esierans in
Sinblid auf bic Widtistelt Der Sade
beanirasen, bob bel Der neuen 8erbanb.
lung ieoer Bartei adt Gage fur bic
Blaloopers bemiuist ueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Der N%uslteaung, welde am lSler
September in Ntlantn sr0ffuet tueroer
ipQ, tpiro bereits aus allen Sbeilen oes
2anoes uno aus Sioamerita eit gan,
uusemeiu reyes Sntersiie entaesen &c.
bradt. Dem iosben usrOHsntlldter
8eritte Der neutrality-suspicious. Sufols
&c 1T man oeshalb senOtbist, Die Gnla.
gen ettpa Sebumal 10 sroB, oils lie Dor
filnfSebn Monaten seplant paren, auss
fibren ~ laiIeu. I'm nur Elm geiipIel
fir ben neutrality-suspicious. itarfen GIN
lauf Der Nnmelounsen ansuiibren, lei
ss bemerft, BOB idmmtli1e Yldse in Der
Maidinenbale bereits uerseben iino
uno Die 8sb6ree iid besbalb sur Or
ridtuns zines srpeiteu sleidartisen @es
bGuoes BON nod plel r~ieiisereu 9imenz
iionsn ssSuuussu fisbt. Sic beabii1s
tist, IN lesterem cine SpeSial.Gusifel.
lung Observation-Disclosures Waidtuen 81
%arransiren unb, oIrd Die 1rennuns bic.
Ter BON Der alsemelnsn Waidinen.gbs
ibeiluus, sr6Bere lleberiidt 81 itaHen.
@inen beionosren NnSiebunsspunft ion
elm iapaniides 3orf blloen, Dos nit
sroBem @sibmad uno obne Ridiidt auf
in Der Witte oes a~usfeQunsss
Pilates errihtet tueroen piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Staatss Sefretdr Berg 1T bamit be-
itditist. bic uo-bersitenoen Nrbeiten ilr
bic Sibluns 81 p%ouenoen. Sonnerftas
bot er %. g. upper gum Gbefclert Der
Geniusbsb6rbe ernannt uno SRI. Gable
Omrie bot ben Yuiten als Stenosrupbi'
fin erbalten. Bis gum 25. Wai iper'
ben 1900 %@sniusbeamte ernannt iein,
bic in ben Wonaten SUM uno Suli bic
9lrbsit 10 melt fertis Su itelen baben,
oas an /. Gusuit nit Der fiatifiiden
Suiammsnitsnuus besonnen weroen
iann. Die Bsu,Qisuns fir ben Genius
betrdat $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Wtontag Rorseu brannte oas RObn'

Wtontas Rorseu brannte oas @Obn'
baus BON 8eors Dominion am Naple-
See untueit grooitpn u~olitdnois nieoer,
uno bic beiabrteu Gltern oeislben biBs
ten babel ibr Gsben elm. Die alten
2eute idlieieu in benz oberen Stodweri
uno bic alte Jrau 9ennifon Tom bic
9rspps binab. UNI ibre Samilienmitsliss
Der 81 psden. 9arauf besab lie iit
uiebsr blnaut nm ibrem Wunn Silfe
Ju ~lsiitsn, Der %polfidnois srblinbet mar.
@leid oarauf fiel oas 9od oes Sauies
Elm uno besrub 8eioe unter ben Trim.
mern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Gtma 200 Jamilien tueroen inner.
,nIb Gin Roor Wphpn ME ipnpnounte

Gtua 200 Jamilien ueroen inner.
balb Elm Yaar Hoden bic %iosenannte
Ruiterftabt Bullman, unrpeit Chicago.
uerlafien mifen. 5err Bulman bat
iid ndmlid felt Ginger 9eit auf oas
pinausi4melBen uerlest. Reulih muir
be on einem einSisen 9ase so Jamilien
uno Spe, Ease ipdter wieosrum so 80
milieu bic Wietbe %sefinoist. 8uIman
nil oamit f%ortfahren, Bis er aQ' feline
Mieibsiduloner los 1T. Or bebauptet,
oaB mande Nrbeiter ibm lie BON $67
bis s415 idulois iinb, unb BOB er i'm
@onSen 10000 81 iorbern bot. Benn
bic 2sute nidt freimilis Sieben, Mil
Buaman 81 itdrieren Nasrsseln feline
9nfludt nehmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Die in Cincinnati pom Gnslu Gmes
ricansru sesrinoete unb bon oisien fait
ausidlisslih unterbalteue tetniite
Shule bot ben bsutiben llnterridt EN-.
ssilbrt uno iosur oblisatorii4 sematt.
Nu6srbsm 1T ben 96sliusen nabe selest
poroen, iid Der beutiden Sprade i'm
8eriebr untsr fid 81 bebieneu. Die
Natr,dt tpiro baSu b%sitrasen, Die
Sreunbe bes beutiden llntsrridts, bic in
manteu Stdoten CUR Seit pieosr einen
redt idwierisen Stano baben, 81 ermus
thisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

Ser Gr,biihoi BON ct. Bonifucs,
2anseuin. bot Elm 6irtenidreiben an
ben 8lerus uno be 2aien ieiner 9iDSeie
NIT Be5iebuns auf ben obualtenoen
Sdulftreit erlaiien. gu ben fofbarfen
Greibeitsredten - 10 beiBt 60 barin -
seb5rt u%nleuabar bic unterrittsfrelbeit
unb bieie ioQ bier in unierem @ebiete
nit 5iBen s~etreten tueroen. Wis ireie
Wduner uno @hriften iolIten mir oas
uuperduBerlide Re1t aufredt 81 erbol.
ten iuben. nelhes oas Naturseies ielbit,
Den Jamilienodteru sue Gr5iebuns ibrer
eisenen 8inber siebt. Ou5u fommt,
oaB bieS natiirlide &e4t unS ourt
bic feierliditsn Vertrdse uno
i0nislide Bsripredunsen getpabrs
~lsitet; oaB es bur4 ben boditen
@eridtsbOi bes brltiideu &eides, ben
,@ebeimen &atb Der 8onisin," amer
tannt 1T. I'm Der natiirliden @ereb'
tisfeit uno BIIisfeit unb um Der @bre
Der britiiten 5lasse nno oerlenisen Der
solen BrouinS Manitoba piQen. tueroen
mir nidt auib6ren, uniere tatboliiden
Sdulen mieosr 81 ~uerlansen. Oieies
eole Yfano, bas ~unierer Gorge bel Der
8eiebrurs o 9~auisnben ipiloer Seis
ben anpsrtraut woroen 1T. ga piele
bsrielbsn bsoiirien FOLDER Bfese nod,
oa ie ia in oieier D,6jeie, ooer bod IN
~uuiersr 8irdenpropinS mobnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
Ger Nerhfrrn.
pas- 9a Die Iusfidten nui cine reid

H2S Su Olt "upIlHith WI w sN'NS
lihe Grnte nah allsemeinem 9aflrbals
ten iest Der beiten art iino uno 5armer
tpie @eibGitsleute oarob in ben frobe'
fen Grpnrtunsen in Die Sutuuit bliden,
mdDten mir uns oh oieies freuo,sfen
auer greisniiie nodnols bemlB,st i'm
ben, bic nit Der SeSabluus oes ,Noro.
fern" i'm &idfanoe befinollten abon'
nenten alen Grnites 81 erluten, ft
ibrsr Tflidt seseu uns erinnsrn 81 mol
len. Sb CUTE ooer iblstte Selteu, Der
,Noroitern" osrfsblt isin griteinen
uidt, uno neil sr IN ieinsr ReselmdBiss
felt NIT Dem bsften 8eiiplel uoranaeht.
iolten feline 9eier, tuenisitens lene, Die
es oerm6sen, iid elmer sleiten &essl'
mdBisteit i'm BeSahlen beflsiBisen. Sur
ourd Die Mitbilie ~unierer Nbonnenten
ruiro Der rssslrsdte SeIdditssans oes
,Noroitsrn" u~usshsmmt blelben. De.
raoe isst madt iid auh bel uns Der
Wansel an benz sum 9eitditsbetrleb
n6tbioen Seloe redt flblbar, uno uenn
ieoer Der Nbonnenten nur anndberno oas
Seinise ibut, mas bod sepiB nidt 81
piel srpartet 1T, 10 miro uns NIT Selb'
tisteit aus Der nussrbliden Slemms
bernusseholisn peroen. Stente mon
bieisr sutsemeinten 8arnuns Die nothl'
&c Nuimertiamteit, uno aud mir tonuen
uns onun nit ben Snrmern uuo ben on
oeren Ssibditsleuten Der soloenen gu
funft frsusn, Der mo NIT Der srDBten
iSuuoriidt e~ntsesensebt.